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f Jel Fig·hlers ~l PARIS IA'I- France has begun delivery oC 12 Mystere jet inter ~eptor planes to Israel with tacit Cut Off Detroit; U.S. con~ent, reliable sources said . ~Frlday. There was no official con· ifirmation or denial. 0'1 Unofficial sources reported some IOf 'the jets already had passed \throuih Rome. 11 Fra.nce, Britain and the United States have been hoping to head .D'ump Truckloads 011 an armament race in the ex· plosive Mlddle East by trying to cut QU all arms shipments. }:lYpt has got Iron CurUlin arms from Czechoslovakia and Russia Rule Military . The Weather Demand Hike since last summer and upset a balance the West had hoped to Fair malhtain. Courts Can In Wholesale France contracted to supply the M,)'stcres, the sUlndard French arr and force fiihter plane, before the Try Civilians Western agreement. Price 01 Milk ' Peliverles had been delayed WASHlNGTON (,f - The Court of Warmer hlJe France sought to wdrk out a I Military Appeals Friday dcclar('d DETROIT 11'1-0 troit's gigantic ommon policy with Britain and the armed services have power to milk upply of more than two mil· he· United States on such ship· try civilian working for them at lion quart daily wa cut by 60 ents in the light of the Red arms 0\ ersea posts. There's a pos ibllity pt'r c nt Frid y anro up late hipments to Egypt. rarmers blockad d Incoming tank The court thus earri d one step bowers may dampen 80m Ea· A series of three-power meet· (urth r a previous affirmative rul· lru k. and dumped thousands of wr porod s In Iowa Sunday. but gallons. gs In Washington faHed to pro· ing in the controv rsy over wh th r it will bc Trlotl\,cly mild with uce any clear·cut stand. "camp followers" ~Ire lIubj ct to the mercury reaching th 40's Gov. G. ?fr nn n Williams callPd Experts estimate the entire Is court-martial. north we t and 5O's south a t. .a m e e tin g her for today r eli Interceptor force at fewer It held American court-marUals among all organlUilioM Involved ' 1eanwhile, til slole's wcoth r and ord red Detroit health com· . ~ -40 planes. ' "far betler" than trial by a foreign will continue to mod rate as a The Eqptians are reported to court. which it ~tlid would be th mi sion r. Dr. Jo ph Moln r, to warm southerly flow 'of air "t k 11 n s.:lry t('p.~ 10 obtain receiving 200 Russian MIG·15 only practical alternative. pread through Iowa today . fi hters and 60 Russian Ilyushin an emergency upply for person Life for Murder TodDY'S high will be in th high vitally in n ed 01 milk." t In-jet bombers. Several months ago the court, 5O 's or low 6O·s. Th high Fri· (o.n, l ow.n Phoi. br nob I(.,nl) Dr. ~olnrr Mid, "The situation 3·YEAR·OLD MARY TRUE dressed u!' in her E~ster finery Friday But It looks as if this round must be done, because all the eggs are high tribunal (or th arm d Corces, A low pr ur disturbance now gets worse by th' moml'nt. but to go looking for that bunny. And she found him making his rounds. gone from Mr. Bunny's basket and Mary looks a bit ilowncast ••• ruled the Army hod jurlsdicllon to day was 39. w xpeet th crisi to hit ov r the try Mrs . Dorothy Krueger SmIth In over the Rockle i expected to we kend. By that tim', the amount french Repel And He Brought Me a Great Big Onel Japan. Mrs. Smith. daughter oC an pread over this area tonight, of milk avallabl could be nU." Army general, was sentenced to bringing showers to we trrn Rai'n-Soaked Pilgrims life in prison for the slaying oC her Iowa til n and over the state Flrme" Rebel husband. Sunday. The ·trlke crupt d Crom a fuss :.Rebel AHack A fcderol judge has since agreed Ther were a few now nur. within the 12,GOO-member Michi Plod Christ's Path Wilh the military appeals court ries in the northea t Friday, but gan Milk Produc r Assn. A rebel Jing group of farmers, colling M-GIERS, Algeria (A'I - French that as a dependent accompanying It was sunny el whpr as tern (orces pressed their intense anti. JERUSALEM. Jordan Sector (A'I her husband abroad, Mrs. Smith 'lCratoces ran,ed from th mit!. th msclves the Fatr har s Bor (uerrilla operations throughout AI. - Pilgrims frat? many lands plod· dern military deCense. could be tried by courtmartial. 30's northeast to the · low 5O's gaining A n., started the strike 10nday. They said th y were fed .gerla Friday, but there was a d~ thro.ugh ram, sl~t and snow The ancient wall which formed Another Cederal judge has ap southwest. Spencer had the arl)' PrQlllise of rfliel froro atUlcks ~ .FrIday m a proce~slonal march Up with th M fPA'1 prOllfeS in Cln ijl1portsnt part of the · back proved the section of the 1950 Uni· morninj low of 15. rebellious tribesmen in neigh bor. afoflg 'the path hrlst took away ground story of Christ is manned gaining higher prices. In; Morocco. from his trial to Calvary .. form ~ III '11111.llry Justice cov· by Arab Legionnaires ever on the ering jurisdiction over civilians. Two d lat th MMPA i· French sourCes said 65 Algerian Massive crosses led the way alert against attack Crom the Is u d on uiUmatum to the dairies, But a third has laken the oppo. ite nationalist rebels had been killed Ithrough flagstone~ streets. . raeli troops within sight across 100 vi w in on ,\rtny murder casc. O.M. Pastor aying it had to have more money within 24 hours in a wide-spread The Good Fnday proceSSIOn, yards of No M(ln's Land . by Sunday or it, too, would trike. To Supreme Court campaign. I dottcd With umbrellas, wound be- Although the population tends to The MMPA , which normally IIUp The biggest clash occurred near tween two hills on the Way oC the discount the likelihood of on im· ~he whole question appears cer' I Acquitted plie 85 per c nt of the city'. milk Akbou, In the mountainous Con- Cross inside thc walls o( Old Jeru mediate outbreak of the Arab-Is tam to reach the Suprem Court, /s ask d for an incr a to $5 per stanUne area. Eighteen rebels salem. raeli war, emergency measures ~ho previous deci ion in the case hundredweight of milk in tead oC were killed there and another was Smallest in Years have been planned and hcavy stone o[ ex-Air Force Sgt. Robert Toth Of Murder the pr nt ..... 1. wounded. The French (orces reo In numbers it was the smallest basements or medieval buildings sel oCf the present dispute ov r Twenty· ix oC th 62 dairies In ported no losses on their side. in years. Hundreds had been figure in the plans as potential air military VS. civilian jurisdiction. the m tropoliUln Detroit area feU DES MOLNES (A'I - The Rev. Several smaller bands of rebels frightened away by talk oC the raid shelters. The Air Force tried to prosecute into line with the $5 price Friday were ambushed in an area extend· Toth in connection with the killing 5<'ymour Gaines. 36, pastor 01 the possibility of an immediate out Union Baptist Church here, wa · night. But Fair Shares members ing 50 miles around Constantine. break or a second Arab - Israeli of a South Knrean aCler Toth had said the deal w»Jj "just a bone They left a tOUlI of 28 dead on the been honorably discharged and re fOund innocent of murder Friday war. bt a jury in Polk County Dislrict tos d to the dog." ground. A French soldier was On one hill, inside tlie courLyard Ike in Church turncd to his home in Pittsburgh, killed in obe of the clashes, near Pa. The uprcme Court ruled Cor Court. Asic $6.SO oC a Moslem high school, is the WASliINGTON (A'l-The Presi The Fair Shares group has been Bir Chouchen. first station oC the Cross - the spot mer servicemen cannot be tried by He was accused of the fatal In the Oran area, a violent clash dent and Mrs. Eisenhower at· the military for crimes allegedly shooting of Johnnie Brown, 47, on demanding $6.50 Cor a hundred· where Christ was tried before Pi tended Qood Friday services at weight which contains 46~ quarts. resulted in the death of (our late. On the other hill , across a committed while they were in uni Jan. 15 at a neighborhood drugs tor French soldiers and injuries to the Nat ion a I Presbyterian form. which the minister operates. Friday night, Fair Shares leaders valley, is Calvary and scenes of Church Friday as WaShington aid two small dairies In subur- five others. Christ's crucifixion and burial. That d~isiOn was limited 10 ex The Rev. Mr. Gaines pleaded In Morocco, 30 young chieftains prepared to observe Easter. servicemen, the Court of Military ban Richmond ond Mt. Clemens View of Calvary self-dcfense. He testified Brown had signed to pay $6. of the outlaw "liberation army" Eight clergymen took part in Appeals said Friday. had threatened to kill him in the knelt before SulUln Mohammed From the tower on one hill it is the union service. Uphold Conviction belief he had interCer d in Brown's Homer Martin, adviser to the ben Youssef and promised to lay possible to look across to the sum· The court uphcld the court-mar domestic diCCiculties. Fair Shares group, said five De down their arms. He called them mit of the other. Ancient traditions tial conviction of Charles F. Bur· troit dairies would also sien Cor $6 say Pilate sclected Calvary as the The state contended the minister "before daybreak." "my faithCul and loyal subjects." ney, a technician for PhUco Tele acted deliberately by waJldng into place of Christ's execution so that Pope Pius Blesses vision & Radio Corp. formerly sta These outbreaks oC violence toolr he could watch from a tower win an expected dispule and that Brown tioned at Johnson Air Force Base, was unarmed. place Friday: Two ChUdren Crushed dow. Japan. AfLer the verdict was returned 1. Stalking farme" slQpped a De After Trador Overturns In Pilate's day executions took Thousands in Rome Burney was fined $750. in lieu troiL·bound milk truck on U.S. 16 place outside the city wall. Gaines Interrupled the final rou· 01 a 12-month sellt£: nce, Cor assault line court proceedings to thank about 30 miles northwest of De· WASHINGTON. Ind. (11'1 - Two Organized in groups according VATICAN CITY (A'I - Thousands troit and dumped 3,500 gaUons 0( with a dangerous weapon in the and bless members of the jury. mildren riding on a tractor oper to language, the pilgrims stopped made solelnn pilgrimage to st. shootini of John L. Clark, a feUow mUk valued aL $l,350. puncturing ated by their father were crushed at the 14 stations of the Cross. Peter's on Good Friday Cor sen'ices civilian technician, Dec. 29, 1954. He then prayed orally before tbe the driver's tires afterward. The 10 death Friday when it went over A sermon was preached at each commemornUng Christ's death on Clark was seriously wounded when CrOWded courtroom, asking bless· driver was not harmed. and those an embankment at their grand· station in the language of the the cross. hit by a bullet from a revolver held Ings Cor his attorneys of 2. Some 211 pic.... at the Eblin, fathers' farm ncar bere. group, relating the incidents which Tenebrae services werc held Fri- by Burney in a version of "Rus· lhe prosecution. creamery depot at Grass Lake Eugene Wilson, 11, and his sis occurrcd on the way. day morning. ' sian roulette. " When' asked i[ he intends to con hemmed in a local dairyman'l ter, Marilyn, 8, were pinned under ~is!ory and Arm. . Pope Pills XII, 80.year-old head duct Easter services at his church milk truck, opening the spigots and the tractor. Their father. Elmer ~he pilgfl.ms lo~ked. at a city of the Roman Catholic Ch h _ Sunday, the minister said: "I'll be drained his 500 gallons or ntilk on Wilson, was thrown clear but suf which combmes hlStOracal and re- . t i UTe . ' ap there ... the ground. An official at the de fered a shol\lder Injury. Jigious sites and shrin~s with mo- J>(:ared a h s a~rtment wmdow WOlk Late pot leveled a hot water hose on at noon to' bless pilgrims, Romans the strikers and ordered them -and tourists gathered in Sl. Peter's rrom the property, but the)' re Square. 'F B Gas-Turbine Auto O ·,1 mained. n a rm I F·' h T t R 3. Two carl... of pickets inter Steaiing for Easter WASHlNGTON IA'I _ A Senate- lOIS es es un cepted a tanker on U.S. 16 near Bach Says Peace, ... BUT HE MUST HAVE COME BACK LATER because Mary hal House ~n{erence committee Fri- LOS ANGELES IA'I - Chrysler'S Brighton, northwest of, Detroit little New York Girl Has Her Easter Basket, a big Easter egg and an even bigger smile to show for her hunt, and day night authorized a $1,700,000" gas·turbine powered sedan ended took the driver's keys and drained But Brother Faces Court Heoring Mr. Rabbit II probably on his way to visit a lot of other little boys 000 program for election·year bene· its coast-to-coast run at City Hall 1,000 'gallons belore state poUce Understanding Near and girls. Mary i. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. True, G, 709 Cit to farmers. Friday. attracting hqodreds of arrived. By ARTHUR W. EVERETT Clark, Iowa City. Worki", late to complete most curious citizens with the low whine Oal"'. Involved LYNBROOK, N.Y. (A'I- In the heart o( a boy, the dividing line DES MOINES L4'1-The world is deUliis of a controversial omnibus Of its engine. It averaged 14 miles Major dairies involved are Twin bctwe~" right and wrong is tenuous at best. And love is an emotion on the threshhold of spiritual un· farm bill, the ,roup approved the per gallon on the trip. I Pines, Borden, Wilson, United. De· tbat can beCuddie the judgment of even the wisest of men. derstanding that can lead to an soil bank payment proposals about The car is a standard Plymouth troit Creamery and Risdon. The)' Thus It i8 that a little 7-year-old Long island girl will mark this era of lasting peacc, Prof. Marcus as tbey had cleared the Senate. model, except for the power plant. process two-thirds of Petrolt's sup Ealter wlth9ut the gay basket her big brother so wanted her to Bach oC Sur said in a Good Friday Mr. Rabbitl at While House Another $500 million was author· Engineers said the motor is 200 ply. have. ized for special price·support.ing pounds lighter than a comparable A spokesman for the dairies said ,Ullk here. WASHI GTON (JI'I - With' Easter the baskct cost $3.50. It was filled with jelly beans and candy Bach, associate director of the programs for pork and other per. gasoline engine. It has 80 per cent the increase to $5 would add a practically herE' YOll may be glad the actual work. The putting green penny and a haU to the retail price ellS. ( SUI School of Religio/l, spoke to to learn that . Ir. Rabbitt has come ishable cOmmodities outside the Cewer parts, requires no radiator, The 1.·year-old brother knew his sister coveted the basket. was given to 1\11'. EiS('nhower in regular support prouamS. transmission, coolin( fan, or car- of a quart while the $6_SO demand the Greater Des Moines Chamber to the White House. By an odd co 1954 by the U.S. Golf Assn. He wallted It for har. But he had no money. of Commerce. The final action Frida)' night buretor, and has only one spart would boott 8 quart 4~ ceata. Millt incidence. Mr. Habbitt's nickname stamped approval on payments of plug, whlch is used for starUog now retails [or about Z% cents In SO the boy stole a purse Crom Mrs. Blanche Gillespie Thurltday. i.; HIke," In it was t30. The youngster went directly to the candy shop and "All this old world needs in ord up to $7&0 million annually for the on! stores, 23 delivered. bought the basket. er to transmute distrust and preju· The Navy Bureau of Aeronautics Kefauver Won by next four years for farmers who y. But he had $26.50 left and 'he was afraid to go homc with that dice into trust and faith is spiritual has loaned Alton E. Rabbitt oC agree to underplant a part of their The car is propelled by a jet oC tell·tale fortune. So he tried to give dollar bills to passersby on the understanding - to recognize that Bethesda, Md .. to the White House 59,000 in Minn. allotted acreage for basic crops hot lases blasting against fan GM Lays OH 1000 Men . street. Nobody wanted his money. we're all pilgrims on the way ," as a part lime adviser on keeping ST. PAUL, Minn . (A'!-Sen. Estes now in 8urplus. Wades of a turbine. The jet stream Next the boy bought $2.50 worth of hamburgers and tried to Bach said. PI esidenl Eisenhower's putting Kefauver (D-Tenn.) defeated Adlai The cohferenee group approved spins the turbine up to 50,000 revo- In Produdion Shake-up ,Ive them away. Inevitably, suspicions were aroused. Pollee were "And I don't think the world has green in good shape. Stevenson in the March 20 Min· broad powers for Benll9n In \ set. lutions per minute. FLINT, M.lch. (1\ - The Buick called. I ever been quite so close to catch "He comes over once in a while," nesota presidential primary by ting up the colllel'Vative reserve Division of General Motors Frida)' Meanwhlle, Mrs. Gillespie had reported the theft of her purse. ing this ,oal or so ready Cor It as the White House prc s office said: 59,162 votes, a check of duplicate phase of the soil bank, with $450 RAISE FOR TEACHIRS laid 00 1,000 ."orken lDdefiDlLely. It wu easy Cor the police to put two and two together and Mrs. it Is today," he addPd. Rabbitt. a grass experl, func· copies of official vote records million of annual payments pro- STORM LAKE ~ _ The Board Another II,5C1O is four other GM GlUelpie clinched Jt with hl'r Identification of the lad. The boy, Ba9h il ..0 auUJority on contem lions as a sort of consulting special showed Friday. posed for the next 10 years. '" Eduution bas approved a pay plauts here were told 10 take Frio whOse name police withheld, faces a Children's Court hearing porary religious movements. He ist. He looks over the grass behind Kefauver received 245,885 votes Sen. Allen Ellender said work raile averaaln, $316 lor the next I day off witllout pay. April 11. has traveled widely and ,returned the White House and recommends and Stevenson 186,723. The Ten· on the compromise bUi probattry scliool year for Storm Lake teach- '11Ie company said aD 01 the Ja,. But Mra. Gillespie said she won't press charges. "He seemed only 10 days ago from a 3-month cny trealm 'nt nceded. nessee senator carried 81 of the could not be GOmpleted until late erl principals admiJdBtrators and oCf. were "for ' readjuatment 0( &0 w", to do ,DOd with the money," she reasoncci. l'esearch lleld trip to India. White House groundskoopcrs do state's 87 countics. next w~ aec~tarIes.' . _.. _ _ productioIl Ie...... _ , ", Page 2-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, ta.-Sat., March 31, "56 I "",0'1 _, IA .1 I I doodles by dean East -German Chief Sawed-Off Shotgun ... , . .". ~ Admits, False Arrests THATCOUlD " BERLIN UP! - Ernst Wollweber, head of lhe East German secret policc, admitted publicly Friday that some false arrests had occurred MAKE lTOEAVLlfR in th e Communist stale. He ordered an easing of police methods. Two peo "Certain measures whicll were formerly necessary are no longer TI-4AN EVER , Moines Fr I needed in the same degree," he declared. sion ripp< Wollweber, speaking at the closing of the East German Communist • hOuse. party's third conference, confessed Mrs . Lot .to "errors" in law enforcement. her son Th But, he asserted, the mp1Jber of un Broadlawn: justificd arrests was "frifling." He Forms Due treated fori claimed no one was jn ed because Fire Cap 1 of an opposing politic opinion. the explosil Lack Experience For Kinnick leak some\! Wollweber Said that methods of " the border and railw<\y police in • Questic pllrticuJar "must be re-examined Scholarships to avoid mistakes." • Herschel Applications are du e by Monday ,,- tic candida He blamed some of the mistakes for go ve rnc on young men in the state security for the Nile C. Kinnick Memorial " .. Scholarships which will be award : .' night in Oti sHvice who lacked "sufficient ex " a producer. perience." ed this spring to five outstanding l- I \iOIl sc hem( The party conference's final Iowa high school seniors who plan , Speaking I to cnter SUI as freshmen in Sep session disclosed that East Ger .";' .. -j,.' • meeting, .Le many will spend some 3,600,000,000 tember. to be marks during the next five years Given annually in honor of the of • DEAN on its new "national people's late scholar-athlete Nile Kinnick, - _.. army." At the official exchange the $750 scholarships are awarded -===~======::::~ .-_------to young men withoutstanding aca rate. which makes the East Ger man mark nearly dofible the value demic and athletic rccords in high o( the West German mark, this school. official daily would be $1 ,600,000,000. However, Winners must maintain a "B" the purchasing power of Ule East average in the university and con· ern currency is considerably be tinue athletic participation to qual low West Germany's. ify Cor rene(val oC the award. Started By JayCees o.~ral Notices must be lelt at The D a~,)I low"" oUice. Room 201 Commum. BULLETIN A wcek of debate uncovered cation. Center, by 8 a.m. Monday for publlc"Uon In The Dally Iowan on Tuesday Scholarship candidates are nom ~otlees for olher ,,·eek d ay. must b e In by 5 P.m. two day. prior 10 publication serious disputes inside party ranks inated by Iowa high school admin They rnust be typed 01' legibly written and .Igned. They wlJ! not be accepled over the denunciation of Slalin as by phone. rhey wll1 not be published more tl:an one week prIor to the event istrators. They mllst graduate in The Dally Iowan reser" ... th .. rlgbt 10 ""It noUces. ordered by Moscow. the upper one-fourth of their high Defend Ulbricht ENGLISH NOVEL - The Gradu.l BOOK EXCHANGE _ Boo'ks and FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1956 school class, be leaders in extra- ate College and the Humanities So- money which have not been picked Intraparty dissension came to curricular activities, particularly ciety present Walter Allen, visiting up from the Book Exchange sale UNIVERSITY calendar Item. art 11ght when leaders found it neces- athletics, and give evidence of lecturer at Coe College, speaking may be picked up at the Student scheduled in the Presid.nt', of· sary to come to the defense of First great personal integrity. on "The English Novel Now," on Council office in the Iowa Memorial fice, Old Capitol. Secretary Walter Ulbricht. Established by the Iowa State _~::::~~~:::~~=~~~~~:::::~~~~~=:::=:::=~~~~~::~==_ 'l'hursday, April 5, at 8 p.m. in the Union. Olliee hours are Mon- March 23 to April 16 Ulbricht, prior to the conference, · Junio~ Chamber of Commerce in House Chamber in Old Capitol. day, 8:30-11 :30; Tuesday, 12:30- dcnounced Stalin on several occas- 1945 111 memory of aU SUI men , 2:30; Wednesday, 9:30·9 :30, 10 :30- Group Show ions. He accused the late Soviet who died in World War II, the Kin Subject of Citizens · LIBRARY HOURS - Library 11 :30; Thursday, 12:30-2 :30; Fri. Student Art Gallery Premier of building a "Fuehrer's nick schollarships were made pos FBI !Captures : UN Hours for Easter Vacation are as day, 8:30-9:30, 10 :30-11:30. Books Easter Vacation cult" and failing to prepare for war a!umnl and friends of t~e ~niver follows: and money not claimed by March Tuesday, April 3 against the Nazi!'. Sible through the contributIOns of Parley Here Friday Thursday and Friday, March 29 28 be~ome the property of the Stu- Group Show - Student Art Gal The delegates formally endorsed sity and fr·iends of Kinnick. and 30-7:30 a.m. to 12 midnight. dent Council. Ulbricht's stand. Law Student lery. Top ·FugiliY~ Pres. Howard R. Bowen of Grinnell College and Prof. Elton True SaturdaYrMarch 31-7:30 a.m. to Kinnick, an all-American football blood of Earlham College will be fealureti speaker at the second Wednesday, April 4 5 p.m. COMMU~ITY R ACE RELA· player at SUI in 1939 and a Phi Citizens Consultation Conference to be held at SUI Friday and Saturday. Sunday, April I-Closed. TlONS - On Wednesday, April Group Show - Student Art Gal Beta Kappa honor graduate in Theme of the confcrence is "Our Moral and S.!lirituaJ Resources for Monday, April 2-7:30 a.m. to 12 4, at 7:30 p.m., a meeting of those lcry. Juilliard's Shuman 1940, died in a plane crash in the In Tennessee Inlernational Cooperation." Through selected panel discussions, the midnight. students, faculty and townspeople Thursday, April 5 Carribean in 1943 . He had been a conference will seek to stimulate ------Desk SerVIce interested in the improvement of 8 p.m. - Humanities Society - student in the SUI College of Law MEMPHIS. Tenn. UP! - A swarm study and discussion of the lopic Thursday and Friday, Marcb 29 race relations will be held on the House, Chamber, Old Capitol. Will Lecture :Her 'e before entering the Navy Air Corps. of FBI agents fired three bursts and provide the U.S. National Com of tear gas into a motel room Fri I and 30-8 a.m. to 4:50 p.m. second floor of the Congregational 7:30 p.m. - Hancher Oratorical Both the Iowa Junior Chamber of mission for UNESCO with a report Pay Scheme , ". Saturday, March 31 - 8 a.m. to Church. Contest - Senate Chamber, Old WiIl:am Schuman, director of Commerce Educational Committee day and heavily armed Nick Mon 01 the views of representative citi the Julliard School of Music in tos, the only man to twice make 11 :50 a.m. Capitol. I and the SUI Schblarship Commit zrns for its use in formlualing pub Monday, April 2-8 a.m. to 4:50 BABY-SITTING - The Univer Group Show - Student Art Gal New York city and noted American tee will study and screen applica the FBI's "10 most wanted" list, lic recommendations. Nets Stadium! p.m. sity Cooperative B a b y - Sitting lery. composer, will be a guest lecturer tions for the 1956-1957 Kinnick sUI'fendered without firing a shot. Beginning today at B p.m. over at sur April 30. The sur Sym Scholarships. Approximalely 15 ap The 38-year-Old Montos aDd a First Discussion Friday .. ' League will be in the charge of Friday, April & night reserve and closed reserve Mrs. Helen Hansen from today un phony Orchestra and Chorus will plicants will be invited to visit the pal, Robert Lloyd Jones, 30, meek- Conference mcctings will be held books may be checked out for til April 11. TelC'Phone her at 8- Evening - Citizens c.onsultation present a concert of his works the oompus April 24 and 25 for a series ly gave themselves up along with at the Iowa Center for Continuation Head $6,000 Conference - Iowa Center for Con evening of May 2. home usc during Easter vacation. 0753 if a sitter or information is of academic tests and personal in a small arsenal of weapons, in- Study. The conference w1ll open at MILWAUKEE 1.1'1 - William R. They will be due back at 10 a.m. desired. tinuation Study. Schuman will speak on "Contem terviews, after bieb the five win cluding a submachine gun. 2:30 p.m. Friday with welcoming 7:30 p.m.-Vespers Address, Dr. Anderson Friday admitted pocket on Tuesday, April 3. Departmental porary American Music" at 8 p.m. ners will be announced by Pres. Jones, convicted murder, and remarks by SUI Pres. Virgil M. Elton Trueblood - Macbride ing more than $6,000 in forged libraries will post their hours on UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS Audi in Shambaugh Auditorium. During Virgil M. Hancher. Montos escaped from the Missis- Hancher. the doors. \ torium. payroll receipts while he was man -Students interested in university his stay on the sur campus, he will sippi State Penitentiary last Jan. First panel discussion, "The ag r of Akron's Rubber Bowl Sta scholarships for 1956-!i7 are re- Group Show - Student Art Gal meet with students and f;jcully in lery. 10. The FBI called Montos one of Challenge of Our Historical Situa dium and a few hours later re DUPLICATE BRIDGE - The minded that the application dead the area of music theory and com the country's top burglars and tiOIl," will begin at 2:45 p.m. Fri signed a similar post at Milwau Union Board is sponsoring dupli- line is June 5 1956. lnformation 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. - C.P.C. -Spin Afrlines Appoint position and will examine and dis ~afecrackers. day. 'fhe ·discussion will be led by kee County Stadium. cate bridge every Sunday at 2 p.m. and blanks Cor under sters Spree - Main Lounge, Iowa 'i applicatio~ cuss original music scores of SUI He was placed on the "most Prof. Werner Levi of the Univer on the Sun Porch of the Union. graduates arc available in the Of- Memorial Union. The sandy-haired, 41-year-old students. _ wanted" list in 1952, and again aft- 'sity of Minnesota's Department of fice oC Student Affairs. 8 p.m. - Chemistry Dept. pre SUI Grad to Post Anderson tendered his resignation STUDENT COUNCIL - A stu- sents Prof. Linus Pauling, Head of The concert of Schuman compo cr his cscape. Political Science; Prof. James after an hour-long conference with sitions by the sur music groups Donald R. Hansen, a 1955 gradu dent council meetidg will be held BRIDGE LESSONS _ The Union Dept. of Chemistry, California In The bloodless capture followed a Murray of the SUI Department of county park officials. stitute oC Technology, and Nobel will include "Circus Overture," ate of the sur College of Law, has tip that the badly wanted fugitives Political Science, and Prof. Nichol The fraud charges against An Ilt 7 p.m. tonight in the ~entac~e st Board is sponsoring a series of "Symphony No. Three," "Concerto been appointed ' regional claims Room of the Iowa Memonal Uruon. weekly bridge lessons Saturday Laureate - "The Structure of had registered at the motel late as Riasanovsky of the SUI Depart- derson were made in Akron, Ohio, Proteins" - Chemistry Auditori. for Piano and Small Orchestra" manager in the insurance division Thursday. mr:nt of History. by Elmer Zook, a state examiner, mornings at 10 a.m. on the sun and the cantata "A Free Song." of United Air Lines. / BAbMINTON CLUB - The Bad porch of the Union. um , Room 300 CB. Moving Quietly, FBI agents Trueblood, former chief of re- :;lIld covered a period from Febru minton Club is meeting at the Prof. John Simms, or the Depart Hansen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al ary 1949 to October 954, while (J'or InformatIon reprdlng "ates be ment of Music at SUI, will be solo bert Hansen of Cedar Rapids cleared occupants from nearby ligious information for the U.S. In Women's Gym every Monday and CHORAL CLUB - The Iowa City yone! this .chedule, see reservatIons In rooms, then took poSitions outside formation Agency, wiU deliver an Anderson was manager of the 35, Wednesday from 4;15 p.m. to 5:30 the office of the P/el'dent, Old ist for the piano concerto. comes to United from the State OOO·seat Rubber Bowl Stadiwm. Choral Club will meet on Monday, C""ltoli Farm Insurance Company where the motel and in a room across address Oil the main theme 01 the p.m Inst,ruction and COJllpetition April 2, at 8:15 p.m. in room 11, from that of the escapcd convicts. conference al 8 p.m. Friday in the Overpayments are offered. he was a claim adjuster in Colo Music Building. All adult residents He'll Wear Oldest rado and Wyoming. He is a mem At cxact I y 3 a.m ., C. E~ . pIper,. Shambaugr J·b h lectureI droom of thc Zook also accused Akron city of of Iowa City are invited to attend. Hickenlooper Files ber of the Iowa Bar Association. agent in charge of the Memphis SU I ~ary. Trueb 00 's talk is be- ficials oC authorizing $14,fjOO in ille SECONDARY TEACHER EDU· For further information phone Mrs. Clothes for Easter FBI, picked up a telephone and ing sponsored by the lecture and gal payroll overpayments during CATION STUDENTS - All sen Louis Landweber, 8-1729. told the motel switchboard opera- vespers commiHee. The public is ior and graduate students who plan NATIVE LANGUAGE . ·t d Ule same period. For Re-election PATERSON, N. J. UP! - A min DES MOJNES, Iowa UP! - Iowa tor to ring the fugitives' room IIlVI e . Zook accu ed Anderson of ob to take Education 7: 79, Observa ister aDd his wife said Friday they "long and loud .'" International Cooperation tion and Laboratory Practice officials weren't able to help a Dal- taining $6,653 by forging on the Police Probing DES MOINES IA'I - Sen. B. B. plan to wcar om clothes to church las, Tex., school girl with her Latin Jones answered slecpily. Saturday's program will get un- payroll names of persons who nev· (Practice Teaching), during the HickellJooper filed nomination pa- Easter Sunday as an example to first semester of the 1956-57 aca class project. She said her class Piper ordered him and Montos derway at 9 a.m. wi th a panel di s- er did any work and pocketing the Theft of Beer pers for Republican re-election Fri- those who stay home because thcy was seeking to prove Latin isn·t to surrender within 30 scconds. cussion on thc topic, "What arc Our money. In an affidavit attachcd to dermc year sbould fill out a pre day with the Iowa secretary of cannot keep up with the Jonses. registration card before the end Qr a "pead language," and asked a "They wcre a 1it1Ie slow about Mornl and Spiritual Resources for the report Anderson admitted tak Sixty cans of beer were stolen state. The Rev. Mitchell .JVIodisett, picture of the Iowa seal "contain- it," Piper said, "so we fired tear International Cooperation?" ing $6,307. the current semester. Cards are fr~m the Iowa City Bottling W~rk s, Atty. Gen . Dayton Countryman pastor of the Epworth Methodist available in the Office of the Direc ing a Latin motto." Gov. Leo gas into the room. They came out Lcading the discussion will be Anderson said h believed the eV I~ e nUy late Wedncsday llIght, announced candidate for the sen- Church, said: Hoegh sent Marcia a picture of in a hurry then. " ProF. Judah Goldin, of the Jewish $272 difference was paid to legiti to~, room 308, UniverSity High pollce were told late Thursday. ate scat held by Hiekenlooper, had "People ought to vear their best School. the Iowa seal, but it didn't help Pipcr described Jon es as "a kill- Theological Seminary of America mate workers and that he made The works reported that a prowl- )not yet filed his nomination papers. clothes to church but surely ought much. The Iowa motto, "Our er and half crazy" and said he, too, and form erly professor of the SUI restilution last w ek. er broke mto the plant, at 525 S. . Condone Action YOUNG DEMOCRATS - State Gilbert St., and stole nothing but 'It A total ~f 45 candlda~es for Con- not to stay home because they rights we pri ze and our liberties would have been added to the most School of Religion; Prof. Frederick Senator Thomas Dailey Crom Burl the beer . gress, vaflOUS state offices and the have no new Easter clothes. " wc will maintain," is in English. wanted li st at the first vacancy. Flynn, of the Department of Phil- Anderson's affidavit said Akron ington , Iowa , will address the SlJI Police· also were notified of a I . ~tate legislatures have filed their ------osophy, College of Saint Thomas city officials were aware of and Voung Democrats at a meeting at breakin at the oUice of Dr. Paulinc papers. , condoned his action. But I Won't Bite No One and Prof. George W. Forell of the "There was no per onal ga in Cor 7:30 p.m., Thursday, April 5, in the V. Moore, 201 Dey Building. Noth- ! Total filings are now 326, with SU I School of Religion. Prof. H(>w Pentacrest Room of the Union . ing was missing, they were told. today the last day for filing . me ," he added in a statement. Roberts, of the UI College of Edu "It was just a matter of promot cation, will be chairman of the ing the bowl. panel. "No allowance was given me by Pres. Howard n. Bowen of Grin the city for thal purpose, Dnd the nell College will sp.'ak at the con amollnt of my salary si mply would • The Daily Iowan ference IUh cheon Saturday at 12 : 15 not stand the heavy outlay for pro " I p.m . in the River Room of the Iowa motion. The Daily Iowan is' an independent lJression of SUI administrto1.ion policy or Memorial Union . "While r know that my method opinion. Pl'of. Robcrt Michaelsen of lhr of obtaining Ule money was illegal, daily newspaper, written and edited by SUI School of Religion, chairman I ncvcl'th,less fccl .lh City of Ak students. It is governed by a board of The Iowan, in the terms of a policy 0: the planning committee for the ron hus received full value for statement adopted by trustees in 1946, conference, says the program ha nearly cv ry penny." fif)~ student trustees elected by the stu "will try to act as a good citizen of the been arrangcd to glvc ample lime den t body and four faculty trustees ap· . for pcrsOl)s attending th(, confer SUI community and the community of ence ~o participale in the dlscu - 7'ointed by the ptes1dent 0/ the uni- Iowa City. , . , The Daily Iowan con sions. Cily Record siiy. , ceives its owners to be the whole con TI.e Iowan editorial staff writes its stituency of the University, past, ~rese!lt , III R'fIIS Easter Egg Hunt ANI)ERSON. 1I1r ~nd Mra. Ernl' . 110 editorials without cellsorship by aqminis (md future. II will endeavor to hald the I 111\ Av~ .. Co··a lvlll • , boy Friday al ~f~rcy lIe, pl!AI. Iration or faculty. The Iowan', editorial good of the University in trust for these Starts at 9 a.m. IIAJI1M·ER. fr. und MI . Dale. Rft I. I .. lXI .v ~' rlday AI .... I ·~ y 110 pltal. poliCY, there/ore, is not necessarily an ex- owners . ..• VOLKMAN. Mr and M .., Earl. Tltnn. Iowa City youngst<'rs will hunt • bo) Thullday ,t Mercy HO!IVltal about 2,000 hardboil d eggs today DE 'fil S SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1956 in City Park at thc annual Jun ior P~"'FR ON. l.1l1l.. 1J, P ncer, Thurs I d. y al UnlvtlSll)I 110 Pltal •. Chamber of Commerce Easter eill Publilhed dally el ; • ., I THE DAILY IOWAN- I_a City, la.-Ht" Mardi 31, 1S-P.... , Pick Music to Funeral Home Files Suit ISupervisors Award SuppliesContracfs - Dr. Huston To Speak Gas Blast Destroys Aft.r Casket Fall, Apart I The follow ing contracts ba e ~.'---- To Medical Society w.~- MINNEAPOLIS IA'\- The Krauth I been approved by the J ohnson I For the ..uon 's supply of dW ..1 Dr. Paul E. Huston. bead of psy -, Funeral Home filed a 125,000 County board of s upervisors: fuel - D-X unray Petroleum Co .. Represent SUI .\lJ.U . uil l chiatry in the S I Colleg of tedi· At 910 Kilocycle! ogainst the Minneapolis Casket For fUl'llishing 42t gallons of Waterloo. cine, will peak Wednesday at a House in Des Moines Company Friday, clai ming th bot· weed 'spray - Barco Chemical Co., I FIN" fvrnishill9 p",.. nge r and I1lt"eting of the J ohnson County Ie· Two people were injured in Dn AtSymposium TODAY' SCHED ULE tom feU out of a casket as it was Des loines; $2,013.90. truck tire _ Linder Til' rvice, 8;00 Morning Cb.~l dical Society. Moines Friday when a gas explo· Five chamber music composi· 8:15 News being lowered into a grave. For provi ding maint.iner ti ... _ ' Iowa City. sian ripped apart their 8·room 8;30 Morrin. S~renade HI topic i : " The U of Ne ....• (J:' It Ha ppened In tions and two selections for orches· 9;15 Tbe Book helt Tbe compiaint said the incident Olderug Tires Serl'ice. Dal'enport. On bid is till under consid ra. house. 9;45 Objective caused s hock and grief to the Drug in P ychialry." The meet· tra writen by SUI graduate stu· 9;45 Objet!he Mrs. Louise Cavenaugh, 87, and 10;00 ChalkduJt mourners a nd humiliation to th For the ....so n" supply of IIU - \ lion - that or rurnishing oil and ing will be at 6 p.m. at the May· her son Thomas. 35. were taken to dents in music have been selected 10;15 KIl'chen ConCt'rt funeral home. Skelly Oil Co., Kan as City, 10. grea e. no~e r Inn. , IOWA ~ 10;45 Easter Mu It and Meditation Broadlawns General Hospital and by a faculty committee for presen· 11: 15 Iowa Stale Depl. 01 Health treated for cuts and minor burns. 11;30 Recital Hall fccomPlled trem ~ tation at the annual Midwest Stu· 12;00 Rhyl Rambles Fire Capt. William Carberry said A P DI.p.le'!.. ) 12:30 New. the exploSion was caused, by a gas dent Composers Sympo ~ ium May 12;45 One Man'. Opinion 1;00 oifr Unnni hed Buoineu leak somewhere in lhe house. 18·20 at the University of Illinois. 1:30 Muslt For LI lenlng The orchestra members are "Sin· 2:30 MasterworKs from Frnnce 3:00 Evolution 01 Jau . cian, said the material is designed fonia " from cantata "The Man 4:00 Tea Time SJl"Clal Questions Meat Scheme " to determine the volume and 10' with a Hoc" by Lloyd Ultan, Bay· 5:1l~ Chlld~n·. Hour 5:45 SportsUme Herschel C. Loveless, Democra· cation of judicial business in Iowa." side, L . 1.. N. Y., and "Symphony. 8:00 Dinner Houl' tic candidate for the nomination First Movement" by Leroy Ostra n· 6:55 New. 7:00 O~r. PM for governor, questioned Friday Youths Admit Breakins sky, · Tacoma. Wash. "The Man 9:00 Organ lu.le of Ihe Cenluries 9:45 News ond SPOrts night in Ottumwa the necessity of Four Ogden youths, ranging in with the Hoe" is based on the 10:00 Wordll lor Tomorrow Trailers for Sale ~ producer·[jnanced meat promo· age from 14 to 16, have admitted poem of the same name by Edwin SIGN OFF Markham. .... partment for Rent Personal Loans I tlOn scheme. . five break ins in Boone County, ~I OND"Y . APRI L '!, I D3G NEW and uled mobU .. hom . an "'~""I , Speaking bcfore a farm·labor Sheriff Steve Beaulieu said Friday. Chllmber Music 8;00 Momln. Chapel Advertising Rates .,.. y lerml. Fo .... I Vlt'w Tra.I"r !Ial~ . PERSONAL loans on Iypewrllrn. 8;15 News FOR RENT: New 3·room unCurnl h Hllhw.y 211 North O~n unlll •. In. pIH,no.npho. port. equ.pment and ,meeting, Loveless said, "It's going The sheriff said the boys admit. Chamber music compositions sel· 8:30 Momln. Serenadc Word Ads aDa rtmM L Dial 8-3$8$. 4-4 dudln, Sund.>·.. 4·1 1.... 1<)' . HOCK.EYE LOAN CO_. 221 S. to be intere ~ li n g to see the reaction ted taking cameras, jewelry and eeted are "String Quartet" by 9:15 The Book-hell One Da! ..... _ ...... 8C a Word 9:45 Mornln, Feature FOR RENT: Adultl only. N.. w ludlo --- ~ 4·21R of the Iowa farmer to the sugges· money from the farm homes of New~ Twl) Days ...... l()¢ a Word , C.pllol Page C. Long, Lima, 0 .; " Sonata 10:00 apartmenll, fUrnllhed or unfurnl hed. Typing lion that he lose an additional 10 Arnold and Norman Sprecker. for Clarinet a nd Piano" by Clyde 10:15 Kltehen Cnnre"l Thr~e Days ...... 12 ~ a Word Completely air· ndltloned. RlIhway e cents a head on livestock to pro· I I:C!,) Our Mil leal World w t. C"U 8-3694. a 10 5. 3·" E. Johnson, Fen nimor~ Wis .; "Pi· Jl:15 Family Album Four Days _ ...... l4¢ a Word ------~ vide advertising for the meat in· 11 :45 Americall Red Cross TYPING I·on. 4.8 ano So nata (Fuschl Am Sec)" by Five Days ...... 15¢ a Word FOR RENT: Four· room Ip.rtm"nl I\Au.ROO\{ d ne .. I IV. Mimi Youde dustry." 12:00 Rhythm Rambles StO\·. and r"Crll" ... lo. fuml.hed. M.r· Ultan ; " Three Piee~s for Trumpet 12:30 News Teo Days ...... 20¢ a Word 4-JIR Wurlu Di.l t4~ •• JIR 12:45 rled couple only. Phone a·2ft:! bet... n ----=~-- 4 - IOR League of Women Volcro One Month ...... 39¢ Word 1 and Piano" by J . Robert Hanson, 1:00 Musical Ch.l'S a 5 .nd 8. 4·22 1:55 Old Tal and New ------. ~_ chlla Car. Loss of $118,000 Plan School Osakis, Minn.; and "A Brass Trio" (Minimum Chargr 50.) TYPING a·out ~ ... by Ostransky. Fuschl Am See is 2; 10 MUSic In Black and White 2:30 Adventurrs In MUIIO Display Aal TYPING. 83*. ~3R CHILO CAJlE In m" hom.. . Vel'l' rea . The Veterans Memorial Auditor· the name of a town ncar Salzburg, 3:20 Waltz TIme MlsceJla-;;-;'us for SCJle ______..... ___ 1 .bl; ~f .... • ~ ium in Des Moines suffered an op· 3:30 News One Insertion ...... " ...... Austria, where Ulta n started work 3;'l5 Serenade In Blue TYPING; IBM lyJ)<'wriler. 'l'h..... '1'.C! JACK .nd JILL Nu ..... ry School m- ...... 98¢ a Column Inch COLD SPOT re ~II-.lor. StO. ·. R-~ m.nuKrlpl. 8-24t:L • • __ I erational loss of $118,614 during its Parley Here 011 his IiOnata while touring Europe 4;00 Tea Time .. .. "".~ plo)" quaUfl.., leach ..... 100 pro,' d. an Children', Hour Five Insertluns a Month . __ fi rst year of operation. last summer. 5:00 '2~ug~~1 ~~=. 120: MI,le Chef .t ~ ~!:i TYPING. ~4 . 4·UR ncellenl pre-lChool procram lor your 5;30 News Each Insertion, The figure was disclosed Friday .The kind o( classroom which The orchestra compositions will 5:.(. Sport.Ume 4· UR I child. Phonr 8-.3810 or •. m 7. '.31 after a private accounting of the most helps students to learn will 6:00 Dinner Houl' '''_ 88C It Column Inch be played by the Uni versity of II· G;55 News Ten IIl!ertlons a Month. and e- auditorium 's ll·month operation be the subject of a statewide con· Iloins Orchestra during tho Com· 7:00 A ~ k the Scientlio t s leA~h.f!r . I du-ring 1955. ference at SUI April 23·24. 7:30 Student Foru,n Each Insertion, 4-23CR poser s Symposium, and the cham· &:00 MnsterWl)l k s From France The State Depa rtment of Public 8:30 New World 01 Alomlc Energy 8()¢ a Column loch :rVPEWRITERS ber music compositions Will be pre 9:00 FOR CLEAN, ... tvlc d. I\laranteed 11'<'<1 Rooms for Rent Instruction, sponsors of the Con· Music You Want relrla ....torl . cuntacl s","\o n~lrll' • Rental, sented by SUI music students. 9:.5 N~ws nnd Sports DEADLIN E Work Load Data ferences on School Planning for 10:00 Words For Tomorrow ~1:1~~~';c~ E. Collece. Ther II a ~~~ HAL.' ROO . r. Ne~r ho'pllal. tan. • Repalrl Dissertations SIGN OFF Data to help determine the work Use of Instructional Materials, has Deadline ror all classifi ed ad· Dial 8·1458. 4·3 • Saie. • I The orchestra numbers by Ultan NEW Ind U ED WASITERS. drH ..... - • load of district court judges in invited school architects and engin. vertlsing is 2 P .M. Cor insertion llove. rerrl,ero'orl. Eaal.... Ierm" ROOM lor mon. Dial 1485. ..U Authorized . Royal Iowa was sent Friday from Des eel'S, /:Ioard of education members, and Ostransky arc part of their in follow ing morning's Issue. The Phone 8-32 5. 4-7 1- dissertations for Ph.D. degrees in _ .- _ ROO r ror ren'. For ,III. Phone 1-2913. Dealer Moines. school administrators, and audio· Daily Iowan reser ves the right BREAKFAST ..,tl: rocke ..; bedl, I'OU·I . ·3 Portabl., Standards • Iowa's visual education directors to par· music at SUr. Ostransky's sytn· Chapman, 18, Hurt aWly. like "r\V, alnll... doublel: '" Clarence A. Kading, to reject a ny advertising copy. dreuen; d.v~PortAl ; tud1os; ott-u.iOn.1 ______first judicial department statlsti. ticipate. phony is in three movements, while chatr; relrl,cra'on; I. ItOVet: w h- Theme of the conrerence in the Ultan's work is a cantata fo r chI)· In, machIne: rUI wltn pad_: m.trOl.: WHY PAY RENT WHEN YOU Wikel In Auto Mishap dro.,·lc~ f lables; lamllf: baby leud. : l,GOO'capacity Main Lounge of the rus, orchestra and soloists in (our PHONE 4191 ~~rlo~" HOCK-EYE LOAN, HI 4~2 CAN OWN YOUR OWN Typewriter Co. To Draw Volunteer Iowa Memoria l Union will be "A movements, with one being for 01'· Clyde Chapman, 18, l4'. W. Bur· Forward Look at Facilities for a chestra only. MOBILE HOME? ue· Iington St., was reported in excel· Autos for Sale 0 101 8· 1051 23 E. Washington , . Good Educational Program." A composition for cella and piano T\J·SaI 4- 101\ nd lent condition Friday at University USED Aulo P/lrll. Top price. for junk 10 Lin es, 50 Mod e ls ay. For VA Anniversary F eatured speakers wiU include by Ostransky was plJyed recently ot wreclcM ear&. Coralville SalV8:e. RENT·A-CAR Dial 8-1321 . -1 for Lyle W. Ashby and Floyde E. in New York's TownH all. Hospitals, after su[{ering a cere· To Choo se From. Mrs. Martha Phlllips, SoJon, will Brooke. National E ducation Assn. the bral concussion when the car he I lillY J UNKERS. Phone 31)012 4 1R OR represent the Iowa City Veterans officials of Washington, D. Coo was driving skidded and over· Help Wonted WOllENSE N'S, INC. Administration Hospital in a na· Ashby is executive ecretary for Stories Screened RENT ·A· TRUCK Quolity Since 1936 tional drawing which will select NEA educational services. wh ile turned after he turned onto the ,~,._-,o;:;:_-;n::r.;;==;;:;;;:;:;::;:r;;;= Gnu, tor ai el phone-tran...,r1p!lon. Phone 1210 'iJ one volunteer worker to' represent Brooke is executive secretary of tllC For AP Contest U.S. 218 detour five miles north of mornlngl. to June I Ca.ll "2148. 4·3 LICENSE D O. ; the nation's 170,000 volunteer VA NEA department of audio·visua l Nor th Liberty. ----B-o~b-y·-S-i-tt-i"-g---- Marion Shoppin" l.cnt.er workers. instruction . Marion, Iowa I For the fi~l h successive year, 1I.1e Two passengers in the car, Del· --___-:. ______.,;0..- HERTZ Drl~~;l r r SYSTEM The worker selected will go to C. Gates Beckwith, distinguished u J (ow a ASSOCiated Press Newswrlt· bert Weidler, 18, R.R. 7, and David 4·3 , ~?) ~ r:·r:::~··f :;:~Ptl~ .. n~ return Ittlmedl· the 10th anniversary program of New York school a rchitect, will ing Contest has undergone pre· I Keefer, 18, 817 Iowa Ave., suffered "'"'' • • • one tOU(.h ..' of the Veterans' Administration speak on "Building the Schools for Ii minary judging by a faculty I only nlinor cuts. Wanted MAH ER BROS. ... c11,k. lIi,k. lh •• (Iuic~ . ~H- bu. .hl. Voluntary Services (VAVS) in Today and Tomorrow." me.mber of the SUI School of Jour-I Highway Patrolman ; . A. Ber. m:ilIlIC louch .. ,II ,Uf' WANTED : CUllodl n lor 4·H 1.lr Fender 0 Washington, D. C., April 16 . Zepbyrin A. Marsh, director of Pho ne 9696 ,O-U ,rut toll' "~Inl The drawing will be conducted school activi ties for the Mi nnea po· na llsm. It ramsen, who investigated the acci· crounds In txchonce lor IrRiler PAce and • . ,,-h:.41"t' ",bHtr Instructor Edgar Crane has dent, said that the car crashed into ------~ --I I COLLEGE SMOKERS PREFER LUCKIESI I I • Luckies lead all other brands, regular or lOng I I size, among 36,075 college students questioned I coast to coast. The number.one reason: Luckiee I HOO ....INTS O' taste better, I lOCKING HOISI - . I Char/ell Tlwm wn I>---""""'~"':_':=:_'"''_,_;_::_--J ------.,... -.J N orllI west.ern State (La.) · LUCKIES TASTI BE'IER" Cle~nel', Fresher, SmoDth.' I.;.,.,:; .~ dIII OA.T. Co. • • OD ~ClT · O. c1l~J"~ A.MJ;iUC4I a LItADtNO . 14NlIlI'ACTUR&R Dr CI04HETTIII oct af . .... 4-THE DAILY IOWAN-lew. City, 'a.-Set., Mardt '1, 19M I IIntended To Play Pr~ Basketball- I ' ' Ie ebl Iowa Track Team S Olympic (~gers Ine Igl eDefeats Arizona NEW YORK 1m - Five members J Spe.lal 10 :rhe Dally IOWAn of lhe East·West College AII·Star of lhe AAU, said the five have an· TUCSON, Ariz. - Iowa's track and field forces defeated the Unl. ba ketball squads were declared nounced their inlention of playing versity of Arizona, 70·61 , Thursday night, winning nine first places and ineligible [or amateur competition professional ball although they. tieing fo r another. by lhe Amateur Athletic Union Fri· have not yet turned pro . This con The Iowa mile relay team set a new stadium record o( 3: 16.6 in t~e day. As a result they will not play stitutes a vio lation of the AAU ni ght's outstanding performance. Les Stevens of Iowa won the hilb in the New York Herald Tribune's code, according to Ferris. jump at 6·6'2 and the 220·yard low Fl'esh Air Fund game at Madi on All five are slated tQ appear with hUl'dles in 2·1.3. Square Garden tonight. the College AIl·Stars against the Ted Wheeler of Iowa won the The five are AII·Americans Tom Harlem Globetrotters in a cross· Tennis Team mile in a di sappQi nting 4:26.9 and Heinsohn of Holy Cross, Si Green country lour opening here Sunday. the half mile in I !56.7. of DUQucsne, and Darrell Floyd of The 14 college seniol's who will Iowa hurdling star Jack Math. FllI'man, Ron Sobieszcvk of Dc Finishes 3rd ews pulled a thigh , muscle itt the Paul, and Julius McCoy of Michi bid next week for places on the gan State. Heinsohn, Green and 1956 Olympic team comprise the low hurdles. greater part of the two squads. Shol Pul _ I. Ed Brown, Arizona. .. Floyd are members of the East In Tourney reet 9 Inches; 2. BOb WI\ltlow, ;\rl.ona, squad. The other two are on the Evenly Divided 47 feel 'I. ; a. R.y Hlscol<, Arl."" ... 411 teel 11 Inches. Wcstern team. The members of the college n ,Y S l,,~c lal Correto:pondent Olympic squad have been evenly Hlrh Jump - 1. Lps Stevens, Iowa, 8 Announced Their Intention ST. LOUIS, Mo. - Iowa's tennis leel 6', Inches; 2. Paul KlIch. Iowa, 8 Dan Ferris, secretary·treasurer divided between the two teams, team managed only one second feet 2 ~ 4 Inches; 3 Tie between .10~ under the direction of Olympic Plgaee. ArltonB. and Lynn Com~tt. Arl. (AI· Wlrcoholo) place and two thirds Friday to fin· wnn, 5 feet 10 Inches. DICK HARP POSES at a play diagraming board in his oHice shortly Coach Bucky O'Connor of Iowa . ish third in the doubles division of Mil. RUn ' I. Ted Wheeler, lown; 2. after the State Board of Reo;tents announced he had been ele ..ted to Murray Kentlngc , Iowa; 3. Ken Zt'fhn. After today's g:lme, the Olympic a 4-team tournament here Friday. ArI,onn. Time , 4'20.9. head basketball coach at the University of Kansas, succeeding Ph09 candidates will go to Kansas City, The Hawks finished behind Was h· h.olln, I. Paul Kinder. Arltl"'a. 168 Allen. Allen, 70, will oHicially retire June 30. Sports, where they will compete against ington University and Purdue, reet 3'. Inches; 2. floger lCllche"., Arl. zona, 147 fee t tn .. lnches; 3. Lea Stev~ the top two teams in the recent Na· while bettering the performance of enp. lown. 145 leel 11 h, ehe. \ * * * * * * , I tional AAU Tournament and an MinnesQta. l... n"Yl.rd Run- 1. Ceaser Smlth• • (owa; 2. Ganonl. Finch, low., 3. Clnrence armed forces teum in the Olympic Hawkeyes flnished second to Anderson. Arizona. Time: 49.1. Briefs tryouts April 2-4. Broad ,lump - 1. Joe Camarno. Iowa, AUen',sRequest Turned Dow,n; Washington in singles play Thurs· 22 reel 81.:. inches; 2. J im Tate, A rilo11l, • C•• dell.ed 'rem There are indications that one day. 22 (eel 6'. Inches: 3. Phil Uahy, ro~., A ....lat •• Pre .. J)1 1,alolle, 22 reet 'Ia Inch. group oC collegians that has been Andrews, Bjuritrom Second J 8U·yard Dash - 1. J im Ta te, Arizona; • • • playing as a unit for the West like· 2. Ed MeotdelJl80hn. Arizona: 3. 1;In1 Iowa's Jim Andrews and Dale Perry, Iowa. Tim", IO . ~ . Harp.to Coach Kansas Team NAMED COACH-Fred Stevens, Iy will start in the Olympic trials. Bjurstrom . finished second in the I·W·yard Ulah lIurdl ..: I. J ack Math. These five, equally strong on of· (,",'s. lows ; 2 Les Stevens, Iowa; 3. athletic director and coach at Kala No. 1 doubles. Hurry Lucky, Arizona Time, ~4.5. ~ LAWRENCE, Kan. ~ - The Friday's action, which becomes fense and defense, are San Fran· mazoo State High School , has been The meet was played on an eli· HRO·yard Run .- 1. Ted Wheeler, 10 : State Board of Regents Friday effective July 1, followed a rec. named assistant freshman football cisco's AlI·Ameriea center Bill 2. Tom Eckel'. rowa : S. Emmetl, !In1 ClI. turned down Dr. Forrest C. mination basis with each of the Arizona . Tlm~, 1,56.7. • ommendation of the school's Ath· coach at Western Michigan Col· Russell, Willie Naulls of UCLA, and ~ !II ·yar d I) ash - 1. J im Tole, Arizona; (Phog) Allen's request to waive letlc Board that Allen's request Carl Cain oC Iowa at forwards, and fo ur schools eotering three doubles 2. Ed Mendels80 hn. Arizona: 3. tarry lege. He will also coach freshman teams. Matches were won by the Pe ITY. lown. Time: 21.8. • .. a rotirement rule and permit him for another season as coach past' track. K. C. Jones of San Francisco and 01 ... U8 - 1. Jim Your.g, Iowa, loU feet to coach the Kansas University the mandatory 70·year retire· Paul Judson of Illinois at guards: first to win 12 games, instead of 10' . Inches: 2. Bob Whl!low, Arlzolla, Bucky O/~onnor the usual match·play scoring by 143 reet 8'" Inch •• ; Em Paul Hateder, basketball team again next year. ment age be denied. ( The East squad includes Bob A rC"ona , 143 feet 7 Inches. . sets. A consolation match decid· The 70·year·old coach, most The regents explained tluit • • • Burrow of Kentucky. Coach es Olyillpic Team ....wo ~III. Itun - I. Wall G<>Odwln, $146,200 PURSE - Golf promoter ed third place in each bracket. Arizona: 2. Geor,e Younl!. ArlzonM 3. successful in the nation, has "the benefits resulting from the Ken Zahn, Arizona. Time: 9:%6.6. asked to coach the team for the aplication of a retirement rule George S. May Friday announced Andrews and Bjurstrom beat )!,!O·yard Low lIurdl •• - 1. Us ~v. a combined cash prize of $146,200 Harold Swanson and Curt Rohrer ens. Iowa: 2. Harry Lucky, A rizon,,; t. 37th year. far outweigh its disadvantages Jack Maltlew •. Iowa. Time:. 24.S. The board appointed Dick and the board unanimously feels for his Tam O'Shanter double· (Minnesota ) 12-5, then lost to Wally Mile Relay - I. Iowa tEeker, Dun .. Harp to succeed Allen . Harp, 38, that it must be applied to all." header this summer. Tam's All· Gundlach and Steve Schneider worth, Finch and Smith) ; 2. Arizolll. Marciano May Retire, Takes TIme: 3:16.6 Inew slndlum record~ old has been Phog's top assistant AJlen compiled an astounding .Ameriean tourney Aug. 2-5 will of· (Washington ) 12-10 ). rccord. 3:11.3, UCLA and Art.on. 1,"1. fer $25,000 to men pros and $5,000 Hood, Anderson Lose Pole Vaull - t. Tie belween Jert since 1949 . He was a star guard won·lost record of 77l-233 in 46 Moler. Arizona. and Nick PJper. Iowa. on Allen's 1940 NCAA Tourna· years or coaching that inclu