Red China Broadcast' Attacks Ike, -Congressm,an Declares U.S.A.F; Plane Down in East Gennan Yi -fas Openlntgl for Calls Him 'Bloodstained Butcher' Soviets Spy on Alaska Police Arrest Woman and Seven Men ' STESSES TOKYO (.ft - Communist China I dit ringleader." said Liu Ning.yi. gTe Ive" night of a U.S. espio- WASHlNGTON III - Rep. DaD· la tbe area 0( the Bering Straits, . ion of the U2 incident as an arm lage of Brunshagen. near the West summoned milliollS to hear attacks , president of the All-China Federa· nage plane over the Soviet Union. iel J. Flood (I}-Pa.l says Soviet between Alaska and Siberia. WlESBADEN. Germany "" - of American aggression. German border and Baltic coast · t c1 ' --' Th N R-> Ch' N Ag 1 L_ " ...... cot . tel """"a .1·o08lly. while tu~iftg. ,,--t German police reported Fri· Friday of unparalleled savagery toni 0 C Tra de Umons 0 a alm= e ew t:U IDa ews ency panes ma..., pell"'" an' ""~ .,~. .,...,. t And his Foreign tini ter Andrei and that the seven men and a w0- . r u I 0.- nd these ..J~_ M'll fly O\'er our ter. da)' a U.S. Air Force transpo~ the United States and President two million people in the heart of said he spoke at a meeting 0 gence nights" over A as... a ...... landing Fn A. Gromyko was flying to New man had been arrested and taken on rilDry. But we do not consider this made an emer~enc)'. nd h' Eisenhower. who was described as the Ohincsc capital. diplomats. United states forces "are ool per· a hostile act. These planes, while day on ComuDlst SOil a . t ey York to pres spy plane charges to Grevesmuehlen for questiooiDI· a gangslcr. robber and bloodstain· Pciping radio said 31~ million Radio Peiping also changed its milled" to stop them. (lying patrol or training pilots. seized seven men and a woman against the United States in the It appeared litely tbat KbrUIh· ed butcher. people gathered in and around the line toward Soviet Premier Nikita (n a statement put in the Con· sometimes come over our territory who were abOard. United Nation. chev knew DC the emergency Jand. The twin-engine C47 tran port The Chincse Reds used these capital city to condemn "U.S. sa· Khrushchev. who Cormerly got the I gres ional Record, Flood said because oC bad wealbet' drift." be I The American Air Force said the ing when he spoke to a Communist epithets _ and broadcast them botage of the surnm.it con[er~nce." cold shO\1lder for his friendly over. Pre ident Eisenhower should or· said. plane was unarmed and had tray· disappeared aCter laking ofC at mas mecUne in East Bertin Fri· DExter 3·1521 midday from Copenhagen. Den· over Peiping radio _ as they Similar mass meetings were tures toward the west. He WIIS der "our Flood said in statement that ed off course. day. re. AlI .~ corruna~s to his mark, for Hamburg on a route rml .•.1 Co h' t d ' protest our POSItiOns there ID the £n"I'lsh language radIO' ... __ .. __ ... - A new round of Ea. t·We t r . whip""" up demonstrations to de· ported held in major cities through. wa y prals~-u r I san ln . • UlV

lltabliabed la ~ AJIociated Prell LeaRd Wire AlId W\repboto - Herald TribUDe Ne •• Ser¥iee IAaaed Wlrf' Iowa Cily, Iowa. Saturday. May 21 ... IKI Predicts New Summif IGromyko Warns Against, I U.S. "Agressive Acts'; Crowds Give Ike • After Ikels Term Ends IWill Press Spy Charge German Prob·lem I NEW YORK ~\llel Forelgn myko kaid. reading Crom a pre· Mini ter Andrei A. Gromyko said pared statement, "the more so Warm Homecoming Must Wait New Friday night the international sit· that. judging by the statements uation can become "even more mad by I ading U.S. statesmen Meet of Chiefs aggravated" unless the United and personally by Pre Ident Eisen· States stops its "aggressIve acts." hower, the U.S. government has Says BERLm loTI - Soviet Premier , Sober.faced Bnd grim, the Soviet not condemned this policy and has More: Nikita Khrushc11ev told East Ger· Idiplomat talked to newsmen after not laken steps to put an end 10 man Communists Friday night a f1yinll in from Paris to press So- it." viet spy plane charges against tho He said tho Soviet Union had Irritations solution of ·the dynamite-laden U I ed S bef h U 't d n t tates ore t 0 DI e decided to bring the U2 spy plane problemS oC West Berlin and di· Nations Security Council. incid nl bcfore lhe U.N. Securily vided Germany must await anoth· Gromyko said it Is "incumbent Council bcCau " the policy of In Future er summit meeting. upon the Unit d Nations and above provocations in r gard to the So- WASHINGTON III - Dwigbt D. He predicted chieIs of govern· all on the U.N. Security COWlcil. viet Union pursued by the U.S. ment will meet within six 10 eighl the agency whose major duly is government conslitutes a great Eisenhower. who as war hero and I the maintenance of peacc, to de· menace." president is used to tumultllDul months and said. to the laughter vote serious atlention to this mat· tdbutes. homeFri4af of his listeners. that he is aware ler and to lake lhe nece sary The Soviet foreign minister then came from tho failure at the summit 10 re' C measurcs to end the policy of pro· added : "If this policy Is not check· President Eisenhower's term 0 cd. the situation can become even celve one oC the warmest w~ office will be ending. vocations and aggres ion ." more aggravated and Lhe world Spnkln, of "markll19 time" In his warning thai the Inter· may find itself Involved In such of his life. ... G ltv nalional situation might delerio· deve'· opments whl'ch are desirAd by More than 2.000 persons, Includ· an ct k e.., Inil me ermon I a· rate unless America ends its "ag. w ing VIce President Richard M. tion In Itot", quo for lix to eight Khrushchev Hears Speech Read grc ive acts," lhe Soviet states. no nation, including the American monthl, the Premier dec la reel: man aid: "The world may rind people. and which. moreover, are Nixon and leaders of both politi· "We shall do nothll19 to sharpen Nik'lta Khr'-"c".v IIltenl os an unidentified Germon Interpreter 1'1 ell 1n 01 d In ch develo"" not desired by a single human be- cal !)artics. were at tbe airport to the Internotienal situation and -- ... I S V ve u .. ing on earth who displays concern greet him. bring it bactc to the worst tim.. reads the Soviet premi.r', I",.ch to East Germen Communllts in . umoe:~~ which arc desired by no na· for the d inics oC the world, for Thousands were scattered aloOl ...... Each of .... cold ~ar " E.It. aerlin Friclay.-AP Wirephoto th ..... Mli C hl~ ountry " the IS·mjle drlv~ inlq ll)l: city. ""' w. I Hammering away at the theme e """ ny 0 • own c , The CommunIst leader attacked fir I expressed by Sovi I Premier Gromyko came to New York on o..mtoown, ...... i ...... Eisenhower again and said "a tion of a new summit meeting: efforts at pueemokln,. ' Nlk(ta Khru hchev in his summit. a tran atlantic Air France plane. wMcen and Kt.eI cHI ...... hidden struggle" is going on be· "We believe that although re· Khrushchev went on : "The ques· wreckin!: tirade earlier Lhis week, He stood at the side of the plane let tuf fw the NC...... KOne I_eel preeI. hind t.he scenes in America. He aclionary forces blew up the sum- lion is whether reasonable cOCX· Gromyko said tbe policy oC the to read hi s statemenl to about 29 at time. tlk •• sard such a struggle could lead to i nf . P' h • I'stence or the cold war will win U.S. government "stands exposed newsmen and cameramen. dentlol Ina""",atIen. D 2 For 25' serious developments. m t co erence In arrs, t e nex. I d lh . 1ft d H h tl d thr h Pollce Chie( Robert Murray said summit conference will take place the upper hand. President Eisen. an . e approprl~ e ac s. rna e e was us e oug cus· Khrushchev was subdued. at ... public by the Soviet government" toms and left immediately by car Ike Arrives Home from Summit Eisenhower was greeted by well times almost somber, as his in six to eight months. Under hower has greater dilliculties than have "become known to the lor the Sovlel U.N. delegation over 200.000 people. speech ,was read. in Germa~ to I thcse circumstances it is sensible I. With us there exists complele world." headquarlers on upper Park Ave. Prelident Eisenhower hurries t_ard orms.. ut·strecheel Momi. for a Those who were close to him reported that at times Ei5enhow.er 8,000 wl!dly cheermg Co~Unlsts . to w.ail a bit and try by common unity of our Coreign and domestic "But this Is not sufficienl." Gro- nue. welcome home embrace todey at Andr_s Air Force aO". The seemed to be blinking bact tears. His aUltude co~traste,d W.lth the efforts of all the victories pow· policy." Chief ExecutlVl had IUlt Itepped fnlm the plane which brought show he put on ID ParJs this week . Eisenhower forecast: "We can be when he exploded the summit con. ers to seek a solutIOn oC the ques· " In lhe Uniled Slales," Khrush· him beck to W.. hington from the summit confer.nce.-AP Wirephe.. watchful for more irritations and ference with a Niagara of insults tion of the signature of a treaty chev continued, "theJ;e are strong possibly other incidents whlcb eaD for Eisenhower. DC peace with the two German and powerful forces which are not Demos Tell Ike be more than annoyilll." While Khrulhchov put a brake state-s Communist East and Fed. ~!~~~sted in an end to the cold New Poly Sci Tests Set IlMnMwer .... 5e¥1et , .... on tho throatenil19 new crilis cral West which actually exist." mier Niklt. KhruIhchrt'. 1iIrMII· over We.t aerlin and Germany, KhrushclMv was welcomed In Several students will take another lest in Politiclll Parties as the up If the IUI'I'WI'Iit .i"'._ .. "a mWOltet' _ NrIWII .. a ...,.. hi. announcement doel not ne· an atmosphere of carnival but 10'01 $1 Dismay over U-2 result oC investigation inlo allcged chcating in a Political Parties tory." Pkg5. enlarlly lignol an end to cold 1M saemed tired and unonthual. Nuclear Test Ban examination April 28. 4 war tenllom. Bltic about It. He had met urlier It was not the clowning of tJJe WASHINGTON (HTNS) - Vice dicate U·2 nights would continue "We arc asking those students who seem in somc way to be im· American UI spy plane that His speech was Collowed by one with East German Communist Talks To Resume plicated in the cheating lake another lesl." said Dewey B. Stult, (rom East German Communist 10..... , probably explalnl", hll President Nixon expressed ahock then reverse itself and order them to wrecked the conference, EiJeobDw. dean o( the College of Liberal Art . er said in effect. declaring tl*t ,.chieC Walte( Ulbricht, who bitter· ,..1t1on and .tret.,y. I GENEVA I,fl -. The nuclcar Friday at Aliiai Stevenson's criU· ended? The grades for the test were posted Friday on the Political Sci· the Soviet leader "distorted aDd III aUacke<\ the United States. He He lost little time bringing up : tes~ ba~ talk With lhe Soviet elsm of President Eisenhower's "Was it necessary to "compro· enoe bulletin board. but no grade appeared after several names on the overplayed" the incident. accused Americans of using West the incident oC the American spy Umon will resume next week. pre· pre.Summit conduct regarding the mise" the peaceful role of the Na· The Soviets wanted DO talks of Berlin Cor espionage and sabo· plane downed over the U.S.S.R. sum~bly Tuesd.ay or \.Vednesday, list. tage. May 1. the anvil on which Khrush. desplt~ th~ PariS summlt collapse. spy·plane. tional Aeronautics and Space 'The investigation into allegcd cheating during the Political Parties any kind and made it impossible .... 24'01 Pkg. 10 begin, he said. , This made it appear possible chev broke the Paris summit con. authoritative sources said Friday. Speaking through ll..i s Press AgCDCY? exam grew oul of several complaints by students aUer the test that Yet anyone who hadn't k~ ·IIP that tensions could be generated terence in its first day. Two seats Returning from Paris, British Secretary, Herbert G. Kle1n, the " Why was there no coordlna· cheating had occurred. Thc test was given in the Lecture Room oC the with the news. who didn't !mow by the East German Cornmunisl$, away. Soviet Defense Minister Ro· chief delegate Sir Mich~el Wright Viee Prcsident interpreted Steven. tion between the intelligece and Geology Building to approximately 250 students. Soviet Premier Nlkita Khrushchev wilh Soviet blessing. without Mos· dion Malinovsky. Khrushchev's told newsmen : "As chalrman for cow /)earing the burden of respon· shadow (or the past week, listened ! the time being of the nuclear tesls son's crilicism as evidence of a diplomatic agencies of the Govern· had walked out on t.be Bit Four conference and blamed !.be United sibillty before world opinion. with a fixed seowl. : conferen.ce 1 shall be. getting into spljt in the Democratic Party. ment? Statcs for its breakdown, WOUld Khrulhchev preachocl caution Speaking of the plane incident, I t~uch With my American and So· Democr~lic Cong~essional lea~. "And finally, has the "traditional r to drive the .•. 8 SUI Students Reinstated, never have guessed this turnout on the German-Berlin crill •. At Khrushchev said: "Obviously there I vIet colleagues to .arrange a date ers, KlelD no~ed , Ar~ t~.lking ID American policy" of civilian suo was for a failure. not a one point M Interrupted the is a hidden struggle going on in (or the noxt mectmg of the con· . terms of nallonal umty. success. premacy over the military been l Occ ••__ ty EIaet ..... hiN tranllator to Intoriect that noto. the United States among the most I ference." Almost simultaneously. a state· .. hil ...... V... Speak In, of the German que.· varied lorces. which makes us Cear Declining any comment on the ment signed by 38 Democratic impaired? Put on IRigorous Probation v~ "-", . . The signers of the statement were tiens, M .ald In RUllian ''We serious developments." 'wrecked sumimt meeting, Sir Congressmen, with another 30 to Theuth 11 .....- In hli ... ' do not let thll lubiect out of OIIr S",culatlon In the Welt has Michael stated: "I will oniy say 40 signatures expected, was hand· all members of the Democratic 'The SUI Committee on Studenl Disorderly eonduct charges rued at the .,.,.,. hal a ....,.... litht. Let" welt • bit. It "11111 been lust .... oppollte - that a on getting back to Geneva lhat no Idelivered at the White House. The Study Group. which numbers a~ut Discipline Friday ruled that eight against them by the Iowa City Po­ waminl .... tilt fuIvrt, "* ripen better." I stru"l, In tM Kremlin Involvel Ie s importance than beCore at· statement cxprcssed dismay over l25 House Democrats whose POlitiC., male students who were chargemocrlltic Ilallol. fined $10 lind CCIIIts. constitution'" C'OIIventjon." committee FrtdllY aftenJoon. Uop laler. permu. II. Ii~ .,. fIIf, f-.. .. • .. tETTE~ T~ ~Hti~~lTqR- . ' • .t l' P.I.2 SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1960 low. City, low. Crltlc-lzeS IBod.less PHilo'sophyl Fraternity AOUDA. AcaDl CONG.EGATJOlf VETERANS H08PITAL 'OJIAPIL The SUI chapter of Alpha Phi Tha Dtri1y JO\OGft II IDftttm Dnd edited by ltudenu ond " gooemed by 0 board of fi'" dud"., tnut•• ....., ", , , ~, To .... Editor: '. Meza, was examined, and, accord· that is printed, e'specially their _ I .W ...Iak". I" W ...blp • '.ID. , .... """lIN body and lour loculty trwteu appointed by the president of the Un/o.,,"y. Th. Dally l~·. ..bbl Buk.r ...... C.mmuDI•• - PI.. a 8 ••••' Omega, national ervice fraternity, ~ poJIcy, ,htrqor.... not on exprudon of SUI odminlstratlcn policy or opmlcn. In G1Iy partWuW. ing to the findings of Dr. George own writer's articles. Actually. prtt.,. lem.... P .... Thursday presenled four pieces of I don't know who the creator N. Thomson, Los 'Angeles County they arc thc byline for "Elmer's AU.... leo _lIb BlUel a •••• ..b.,.", W... bl,. 801 ...., ...... J'aEB METHODIST CHAPEL equipment to the Hospital School and sustainer of "Elmer's Philo· Psychiatric Court, was found to Philosophy." They require the Musestlne and 3r. A .. ea •• sophy" is. Nor do I understand The Ae ... Jame. W ...... for Severely Handicapped Chil­ be "so mentally ill that her signature of this letter so that all ASSEMBLY OJ' GOD 11 ••10. Suoda, S.bool the purpose of the column. How· schizophrenic psychosis would who read it know that I am res· W S. CII."'II 81. U •.m . Morn'"1 Wortbl, t drl'D. ever, I do think that the lack rbe Rev. A. R. Myers. Pastar 0 ...1 Spe.ker: Edr.r W.ldu have developed regardless of ponsible and that these words ••r •••, W."blp, 11 •. m. I p.m. Service at Count, lI.me The equipment. valued at about o[ signature teveals one more S.a•• eUaile 8er.Joe, "I any aHegeti attempled rape. The have not slipped out of the 'COtn· ,.JII. 'f:bv ,p .m . ,;uDda, £veaID, .en·... $40, includes a goniomeler and! CENTRAL short-eoming to be added to ' argument that (Chessman) 'took er of my pen. · . . "Elmer's" host. that is, he im­ a mind' is invalid." Only a I ask that "Elmer" do a great BITRANI' BAPTIST CRUaOJl FRIENDS lhree pedometers. I plies omniscience. He pretends ]I .a. A FlUb A ..... low. Cit" 101.".1 Tucker, CI.rI!: INTELLIGENC£ medical opinion. "pmel'." deal of thinking - CIIIlI •• lI.ralll, W ...blp S .... I••• :41 Phone 8·2800 The goniometer is used to mea" to be the wry commentator I ask that the author of "El· • . m. Co,,'.ronc. Room, Eall ....., iure the angle of joints. Marie Point 5 - Mary did not display e"''''II, GO'p.1 S.",I.e. T:sa , .•• Iowa Mem.rl.. Unl •• AG'ENCY (without depth); the wise clown mer's Philosophy" sign .his name t:St •. m. Meell., W ...bl, 1 (without will who airs his (or any psychotic action for almost 11 ...... Re.a.ar Cburcb W.ra.... le"I•• '.r Tilly, psychologist at the school. ex· two ye.rs after the "alleged so that a confrontation of the ".mlllual ..... IJra' 8aod., .t ••err her ) inadequacies of intellect for author with the real world take ••• 01. (lRACE UNlTED plains that tbe joints of cerebral all to read. He pretends fact. rape." ,Elmer's statements lack • • JIlSSIONARV CHuav. palsy and arthritis victims often place ; so that he does not permit IIITHEL AFRIOAN METRODI" 11M MuseaUne A" •• No, his column Is not the par· a greal deal of fact - and a an. R.ymond G. S.blDel...... , greater amount of humanity. himselC and is not permitted lhe CHURCB cCiDtract. The goniometer gives an ticular opihlon or factual account omniscience of the unsigned and 411 8. O.yernor 't. IIlbl. 8tad1 .1 ••••• f.r .U •• e••• :" ..... I 'rbe a .... Fred L. P .... ,. P.­ 8ervlee 10;40; • . m. Ir.dicaUon of progress in over· of the reporter with a eyline. blame Lhe Dally Iowan. As the brutality of the safe coward. It .... 8nb, 8eb ••1 Rev. K. L. Ba.ker, Ou,d nor does it even have the iiJentity Ii newspaper. it is sanctioning , p.m. Cb.lr Praell •• coming this contracture through It's philosophies like yours. • T:IIO ,.m. Evenlnr Senl.. 0{ biased and unfactual material jn ClRISTIAN anOaHED CRvaV. physical therapy and olher care. someone who has something to "Elmer." which, by swallowing CeDrerence a.am N •. 1 T : ~8 p.m .• Wedaud., Pro,.", a •• III .... say in a letter. It is bodiless the format df a gimmick. altruistIc catch-phrases in great I.". M.lllorlal Vol •• SIud" The pedometers are used to mea· signatu[~, J'b..... 3T "philosophy." Lacking I blame the Daily Iowan be· chunks of self·righteousness. per· a.y. Ke ••db L. Raver. BILJ.EL FOUNDATIO!f sure the distance people walk. At 1 it comes closest in layout to the 'en'IClet at 1U a.m. an" '1 p._. H2 E ... MarkU SI. the school. they will be employed ca~sc it "reserves the right to petuate the world's greatest Prlda, 7:30 p.m. S.bb.lb 8 ...1_ editorial. But I know that the're reject any advertising copy." crimes. In determining the endurance of THE CRUaCB OF CRJUI'!' · . . is one person with whom I wish Surely, lhis implies that the edit· M.rlene Fine. G IEHOVAH'S WITNE811EI the children, or how much walk· I to speak and, for the moment. 1 1318 KIrkwood 2'120 H SI. ors assume responsibiity for aU 112 N. Johnson Bill M.ek.,. MIDlolat I ,.m. PUblic Add .... ing they do, in comparison with i , p.m. Wat.ht._e. Slad,. J will address myself to him...... Bible St.d, the amount oC walkIng they would "Elmer" may add me to the It •. 111. 11 .....111. Wor.lII, "Ord.lned Mlnllters 0' 0 ••" 1 P.ID. Evnlll, Ser.lc. Tuesday, 8 p.m .• Book St.d, do in a regular school. I individual in his May 17th column Wed. 7 ,.111. Blbl. 81-", FrIda, T:80 p.m. IIlnl.ItT ...... The school already had one goni­ 1:8. p .. m. ~en Ice ~eeUD. who berated him for "not giving Obiects to Anonymity • I', ometer and one pedometer. Miss Carl Chessman his due eulogy." CBURCR OF "ESllS CRRJST MENNONITE CBCao. Tilly said. However, the new goni. You speak of "journalistic pose. his privilege ; it is your OF LATTER-DAY SAINT. 614 Clark SI. r Said "Elmer." "mister be it ... 11 E. F.I.. blld 81.. The Reo'. Wilbur Naebllr.n...... ometer wlll be more aecurate than .' responsibility" and "good taste" duty to see that /Ie does not mis· fJ:4 .; • . Sunday Sellool f known. that when a man (and I Prleltb•• a, 9 a;m. m. the old one, she said. and the extra i and other such cant. Why do you represent matters of fact. ••••• ,. 8 .....1, 18:11 •••• 8:RII .nd 111:15 ' .m. Mornlne WOrtbl, question that term in this case) I.cram.en' MeeUD" • , ... "Whal Can God Do Wllb Lire', pedometers will be used in a new is found guilty by due process ot permit your columnists to lie and I also object to the anonymity Btokennus?" to make vile jokes? of this dog. Feeble·minded and 7:110 I•. m., Tuesday, l\IJd-week senl" !1 project to be undertaken by the law and when a woman is CRUItCII OP TaE NAZAItElQ . school. which plans to measure the doomed to spend the rest of her The person who writes under malicious as Miss Klemesrud B.rUn,t.n and Cllnlan St•. BEORGANIZED· CHURCH .0; II!lUI Tile .... Hlrold L. Keeoe,. P .."'t OURIST OF LATTER DAY 8AD1T1 walking of many children. ! life in an insane asylum as th~ the pseudonym of Elmer may be seems to be, she is at least will· •• nda" 8.hool. 9:16 a.m. \ 2il .l\telrote: Ave. The fraternity became interested .' result "of (:hessman's heinious forgiven {Ol' his vulgar, sopho· ing to accept a certain measure Morllln, Wonbtp. In:41J •• ID. · J. D. Andenon, MIDI.t.t i of personal responsibiity by using liThe S.lrU Proml.ed" Clb.rah Sebool,. 9:30 ..... In helping the school through the ,. crime I will not glorify him ..." moric imitation or Don Marquis. 1:30 p.m. Slind., Bven;n, 8en'•• M.rolo. W.rsblp. 10:30 ...... Point 1 - Chessman was not but 'J question his right to make her own name. Does it amuse Wed.. 8:30 p.m. Cbolr B ...... I · . . influence of Orville Kersten. G. only "a man" but an unusual false statements and your right the author of Elmer that those SHARON EVANGELIOAL Milwaukee, Wis .• a member. who readers who know what an evil TRI CONGREGATlOIfAL clfUaOJl UNITED BRBTHERN CHlI.a works in the kitchen of the school. one who wrote in the face of to print them. CJlalun aad Jetr.,nen IUreeia Kalona death. whose writing was peri. child is. must vent their contempt 10:45 Cb.rch School Rev. Howard H. M.rt" PUM' Alpha Phi Omega is made up of To the doggy mind of a jour· ItTbe 011 and the Splrl'" 9 :30 a.m. Sand.y Sohool on the head of an animal? You ]O::lO . • . m. 1)lvln. Worsbl.p men who have been active in the odically prohibited him in San nalist, Caryl Chessman's ordeal 6:30 p.m. PII.rl ... F.llow.blp Quentin. whose writing was may think all this quite harm· . Rural LiI.e Sunda! Boy Scoul movement. may secm to have been "due less and trivial. but you are EVANGELICAL· . FRE! CHUaC. therefore kept locked in a safe OF CO{IALVILLE 8T. ANDREW PIlESBVTI!RIAX (and Is still there). who reCused process of law." To anyone wrong. Tb. a ... W. Ito btH C.lb.ra.... pua., CUUJI,CH Sulld.,. Sob.ol, 0:45 ...... Hannt 8D" Ilelr ••• A .... familiar with the case. it was When this swiftly decaying reo Unl.orstl,. llelrbl. to yield in his remarkable fight , Wonhl, C"r.-Ier. II •. rD. twelve years of anguish and in· ' public meets its end and becomes "Splrllually FU" Itev. ,Iuber' 'D. Brorn, p.,ie' for life. whose living and lucidity ••.m. C".rob S.bool. fib ...t .... Electronic Music T:lIe p. m. Evonl•• Senl.. in the face of everlasting exlinc· justice. The State of California another of the disappointments of older provided the chamber and the the past, it will be clear that its 10 '.m. Cbarcb S.bool. lId .rodo ••• tion (he shall not wake in heav· FAITS UNITED CHURca under en) surpassed many men glori· I:as; the press committed the newspapers did what they could (Xv.arelle.t and. Rer... med) Wedne.day, 8:90 p.m. Senior Ch.lr murder. If you want the fa cts, to kill it; and it may be a matter 1K01 Lower MUICIUne Rd. Tbur. day. ':LO p.m. Illolor CII.It. Vary With Type fied in their ovcrstuffed chairs ' E. E.,ene 'Vetsel, Padar 10 • •m. W~ ..blp • and from behind their raucous they are accessible. You may not of wonder to future generalions. 1:45 •• m. Mornlnr W.nbl. '. give a damn. but you might if there are any. that one of the 1I:43 •• m. Sund.y S.bo.l ST. PAUL'S LUTHEIlAN CHAPEL split typewriters. 11 ..... )Ioralar Wo ... blp Missouri S,.nod By ANNE STEARNS tha"t of Di,tributed by King Feature, Syndlco·,. Point 2 - "Due process of law" prevent your hireling from vilify. great experiments of mankind 404 B. J efleno" Re •. Joha Condabl. StaH Writer ing an American citizen who was Was !?etrayed by a small con· FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH I is not the licensc for vindicU ve· 10 •. m . Sunday Sehool and Bible Clan put to death for acts which he 1ederacy of pimps and cowards. Norlb Cllnto •• nd Falr.blld 81 •• o and 1 t • .nt . Divine Servleu ness. "Elmer." I suggest "El· .e.... O. Thorn... FaUaru •• , MIDhte' "Electronic music Is not a pro. : ten to mayor may not ha ve performed. to whom truth was just another " FleeUnr . lmflre~lonsli 'Maybe I'll Do A Little Spying Of My Own!' mer" read . ten been offended by electronic mu· IIEMBEa .f I •• AIIOClATID .alll Alu,mnl House, .cro... from the Unlo? Ice desks: Monday·ThuTlda,Y. 8 a.m .• DAILY 10W.UC ADVEa'rIIING ITA" W..... y,May2S ' :55 News lic, he said. "There is a certain Publl.hed dan,Y except Sunda,. .nd Th. Auoclated P ..... I•• nUUed g. 10 p.m.: Frida,Y .nd Saturda,Y. 8 • .m .' 100:00 Music NATIONAL RADIO MONTH. incompatibility between the two Monda,Y ."d le,al hoUdays by Stu· clualvel,Y to the use lor .... publlc.Uon MAaTIN LUTHEa KI,NO FUND I p.m.: Sunday. 2 p.m .• 5 p.m. Re~rv. 6 p.m. - Annual Awards Day 11:011 Land the IJawkeye dent PUblk:atlons. Inc' Communlca· Bu.lness Mana,,,, ud of the local ne.... printed In th. IIENEFIT .ERFORMANCE wiU be Dellk: ne,ular hours plus Friday. sat· 0' May. finally gets attention on l Advortlslnc DI.rector ...... 11.1 A.s- .u Banquet of Business Adminlstra· 11:15 M'IBlc musical forl1l$," Musically there Uon. Center. Iowa CI\y, Iowa. En· newlpaper •• weD .. .11 JI.P De.". prelM!n\ed Sunday, May U. at 7:30 urda,Y and Sunday. 7 p.m.·l0 p.m. 1l:58 New. Capsule Saturday Supplement. from 1 to tered II second class IruIlter at the Advertlsln, Man.,er ...... J." WO- dllp.tch"•• p .m. In Macbride Auditorium. Poetry tion College - Union. 12:00 Rhylh.m Ramble. i~ nnt such a brcak. but 8 definite POsl ofllce at Iowa City. under UIe read In," b,Y J.mes Coloy. and modern 4 ip.m. "Living Radio." a three­ Retail Adv. Mer...... D••• OINa WIIGRT TaAINJlfO .00. wtI1 lit 6:30 p.m. -Collegiate Chamber 12:30 New! lei of Con,reS! 01 March 2. 1879. DAILY IOWAN IU.EaVIIOal ,aOll dan"". by Sonny Davis will be 1"". 12:45 News Backlround way discussion of radio as an art Cla ..lfled Adv. Mer. Gordon ADtb~ tured. Adml ••lon I. a 00 cent dona. openld for .... by at"d.... oa JlGn· 8CHOOL OJ' "OUaNALI811 FACUL'rT d."., Wedn..... ,.. IJId 1'r14a7t .... of Commerce Awards Banquet. 1:00 MdsUy Music form, will be held by Jacob BroB­ DIAL 41'1 lrom noon to 'mldnilbl to Assistant Cl ...ltled Uon to .Id Southem ... tudento who __ I !II .....·M _. . River Room. Union. 2:15 ..... t'. Tllrn A P.,e Coin-Operated report news itemi, women'l pille AdvertlAlnr Mer...... NIIIe7 ~ Publisher ...... John M. Hanl80n have been expelled trom 8chool lor 2 :30 MosUy Music owski, BBC, John Reeves. ene. "sit· In" pertlclpaUon. Item., fer .nnouncern"nt to The PromoUon Mana,er, ••• .J1m GammeO Edltorlal. ...•• •• Arthur II. !land_a 8 p.m. - University Theater ):116 News Au~tralian D.I1,. [ow.n. Editorial oIfled .re In ••caEATJOIfAL .WIMIIDfO fOr all and Ivan Smith. Of Adv. Sale. Coordlmotor TIm 81cklnc_ Advertlsln' ...... John lCottman presentation. "The White Devil." 4:00 Tea Time \h. CommunleaUolU Center. .. ACULTI' UCOQNITION DINNEa women ltudenla will be Oil lIondlY• 4:58 New. Capsul. radio. All have won the only In· ... Circullitlon ..•.. .•..... Wilbur ....noa will be held Tuesday, M.y 24. at 1:30 Wedneaday. Thurodl,.. lad Frtday. Thur.... y, M.y 26 5:00 Preview Laundromats lubocrlptlon r.t.. - b" carrier In p .m. In the IMU Loun,e. All full-lime ternational award given solely low. City, 21 conto weekI,. or flO per from t:ll til 1:11 .1 UIa Wo_·. 8 p.m. - University Theater 5:U Sports Tim. DAlLY 10WAK CJaCVLATIOIf T.llITIEII, IIOA.D OP II'tIDIllft teach In, .nd reoearch .lafl are 111· Oma. 5:30 New' for excellence in radio·TV broad· ,ear In .dvln",,; !Ix months. '5.!IO; vlted to attend thll dinner hono,lng tIlNe menthA. tJ.oo; By mall 1n low•• Circulation MlUlapr .. .. •. Robert !Ie.O .UBLICATIONI presentation. "The White Devil." 5 :45 Editorial Pap costing. The BBC productioll 01 reUrln, staff membert. Be;;ervullons !fO.TII 01'1I1"""IUII of tb. "eld­ 6:00 Evenlna Concm • per ,ear: .IX months. ts. three at flI.50 a plaia rna,Y be oblaln ..d at Friday, MIY 27 "Embers," by Samuel Beckett, 316 E. Bloomington _III •• tJ: aU other moll lubscrlp· W~I\er Barbee. At: ~r. aeo,.. Jan. boule will be opened for .tudont .... 8:00 Evenlna Feature on, Collele of Penihtr,Y; ".n. OU­ the, Office of the Pr<:Aldent or b,Y fro.- 1:30 p.m. 10 I p.m. on .11 S.tu .... 8 p.m. - University Theater tiona. tlO per year: II. month •. "l1li: DIAL 4"1 It you do not ieeelv"lfP. call1n, XJIOI. ' :011 THo winn'er or the 1959 Ualia prize. , ch~f.t, A3: Paul E. Ha,PII..,nl_ DI; d.yt on which there .re no ho .... prestntation, "The White Devil" t :45 News Flnol ...... -,",.".. .. O.Oy Jow.n by T:30 •.m • .om.. Bailr , oIJIdlth Jone•• A4: Prof. K\IIb &0180. .",.". Stud.nla mu.t presenl tbelt .:55 Sport., Final music lor radio, and Stan Free­ 320 E. Burnngton DAILY IOWAN EDITOIlIAl. IITA!'!' fn...,,," ,.1,..,.III.tll'I" n"',,_ 'n """""'I.nt ., . Jhpartment of Political Science; Pro.. .HD GEIUIAN aEADING EXAMINA • f.D.Te.rdl at Ihe CAle door In order to S.turday, M.y 21 ]0:00 SION orr berg on radio humour may per· Edll,\" " ...... , .. Hay Burdick coUon! Cenler II open frolll. ..111. LIllie G. Moeller, School Of . ~outDel­ TION! will be ,Iven Wedn~ay. MD,Y ••In admittance. The Nortb Oym 8 p.m. - University Theater KSUI (FM) 01.1 1fI'. suade you to stay by yours from Mlnl"n. Ed ..•

I TNI DAILY IOWAN-I_. City, 1• .-5etvnlay, May 21, 1M1-P... :I

Fraternity Gives, Equipment t~Handicapped Family Camp 'American College. Students. Allowed The SUI chapter oC Alpha Phi Omega. naUonal service fraternity, Show at SUI Too Much Freedom/-Pakistani Prof Thursday presented four pieces of METaoDIST CRAPIL Iy JANET STAIHAR Istressed, "they should not clamor lieves the poorer Pakistani stu- Ine a nd !lrd A"eD •• equipment to the Hospital School Steff Writer for more." dents can quickly be eliminated u W. a ••••, Pa_ Sob ••1 for Severely Handicapped Chil­ This Weekend One aC the primary drawbacks without ha\ing to wait for a final r W ...bl, In ~c~ coUeges there is : in the American system, Zuberi examination. .r: Ed,.. WaldoD dren. so much IT1IXll1g 0( the ~exes ~hat continued, is the emphasis placed I In contrast to the British sys­ at Coubl, Homo , The equipment, valued at about How much will it cost to take a I ~uDda, .sveDla •••rYa .. it is bound to lead dlStractlOo, 00 counsclint and ruldance. Most I tem, Zuberi thinks that the Amer· , family or four 00 a week's camping ~o $(0, includcs a goniometer and II Prof. !trat Zuberl ~ld as he drew of the tension found in the univer· ican academic sy tem is much Ihrec pedometers. trip? Wbere are the good camping on his ~ cIIBrette holder. sity student, Zuberi saki, "is large· • more elastic and in lune with Ibe The goniometer is used to mea· I sites in the state of Jowa, Utah or ~n Zuben ble~ out t~,e smoke Iy due to too much counseling." i times. For an example. he gave Sure the angle of joints. Marie Michigan? What is the best type of ~Ied, and contmued, bu.t. pes. Guidance should be for the lower the British way oC de-emphasizing campinl equipment to buy? Slbly the students are conditIOned grades, he said. Ai. the university busln s courses. These courses, Tilly , psychologist at the school , ex· to it." level. students should be treeled he &aid, are taught extensively in GRACE UNITED plains that tbe joints of cerebral Campers and recreation enthus· Zuberi, vi ling professor (rom as adults, he added. America and also should be in SIONAIU' CBUIlCR MUIe.tlDe Aye. pal y and arthritis victims orten iasl$ will find tbe 8I\5wers 10 these Paman in the SUI Department Zuberl made .his statements from Britain. G. Sahmol, ...... '") a ~tract. questions and mauy others at the of English, said that America a bacQround which includes many Zuberi plans to return to Rajsh· t ~ ~ •. _-.-- .. -- f.r aUa,eI, 'lU .... The gQniometer gives an ir:dicalion of progress in over· first 81U1U.1 Family Camping SIIow, sbould try separate .colleae& for years of experience as an educa· ahi Unlver ity in May 1961. He to be held at SUI Saturday and ~n and ~men. Tbls would .be tor. TtIe founder and president of said he would like to use our coming this contracture through lik~ the BriUth system, be said, Rajshahi University, Pakistan, zu·1 credit sy tem as a pattern for ~ I physical therapy and other care. Sunday. wfuch works very well. beri also once was professor and the Pakistan university. Also, Zu- The pedometers are used to mea· s,..u-4 IIy .... SUI DepM1. Zuberi scrutinized the American head or Ihe English Department at beri went on. he would like to sure the distance people walk. At I menta .. Ph,." l_atIIn fer univer it)' system in an interview Dacca University in Pakistan, and ! add courses in history and i.n the the school, they will be employed Men ..., ...... , .... C.mpI... with a D.ily lewan reporter and education adviter to the Pakistan I humanities at his university as SUI in determining the endurance oC . onen held up the American, Pa!tis· government from 1957 to 1959. ha done. Shew I. • ...... 4 Ie "."We In the children, or how much walk· I tani and British systems for com· He wa educated at Allahabad Zuberl I now teaching Romantic ing they do, in comparison with ferm.tieft ..., .",... tMn ..... 11 parlson. University io india, and Merton Poetry of the Nineteenth Century the amount of walking they would "' ...... ~ ... . In America, Zuber! said, there College and Edinburg University at SUI. do in a regular school. I The ahow, which will be ct up exists more freedom . amolll ~. ~ales offered by the American 'I1lis summer he will teach a The school already had one goni. on the hill overlooklng Old Fink· lege . tude~ts (han IS found 10 In Ellllard. course at SUI following t)le trends ometer and one pedometer, Miss biue Coli Course [rom the ealt. BrltalD or m ~aldstan . Basinl an Zuberl also poke of the advan'l in religion, philosophy. and litera' Tilly said. However, the new goni. e~mple of his atatement on the academic program over the British lure in Jndia and Pakistan. ometer will be more accurate than will be open to the public free oC Brltish system, Zuben sa~ , th~ program. , Zubed is especially known (or the old one, she said, and the extra char,e f1'Ml 10 '.m. to 7 p.m. Sat· students are nol allowed In pubs "From day to day the American I his interest in the poet John Donne. pedometers wil l be used in a new urday and from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. an d measure. and a bill nationalizing party of 35 or so including three , who, in his capacity iJ composition which is written for Crom Thursday's 3,700,000. I ma 1 BUIC , s roa. tbe Pbillppioe riee industry. cabinet ministers to Bueno. Aires I I "A sysMm .. of Parade Magazine i . Th k h' h f th ~ hithly city.,,,,, attracted national at· pe.~formance ~t a later time. I e mar et ~as. Ig er rom . e WILMINGTON, Del. (.fI _ Gen. ...,...... Ieanca w.. r,.,..__ The budaet calla for speodilll for the May 25 celebration aC Ar· an idea for prevent· But there IS a cU.It.ural . need to start and maantamed an upSIde eral Motors announced today it wil1 ble, mer...... ,., ..... fedW, _ million, ~OO million more than gentina's l50tb anniversary of in· BULK :, expr~~s th~ cpmposltlOn 10 8ym./ edge despite weakening in the have small·size models of Buick, fer RIIIIi.'. lavndtint .. the first last year. dependence. War HI. A student in ~ wants tiny art studenls ~ bol~, th Berlo comn;entehd. At pre· afternoon because of the Khrush. Oldsmobile and Pontiac for 1961. Sputnik," the a ...... asserts. sen, e on ly peop e w 0 can un· h They will carry the names Spe. Th . he vital (' Id f in elll will be another per· t derstand present 'notation systems chev speec . By the close, a lower . I F d T t us m t. Ie 0 t - o( interest. On tile 'I are the composers themselves. To I tone prevailed among steels, cIa , -85 an empes . . g~ne e, the Um.ted States faces a side of CUE you will find ~ write the scores is much harder motors, COppers, electrical equip- The By Its a t·in·depth o( the Old lan~o~c:en~s ~~ga~h:!! ~nuna. ttr: nat~e, .t~ than the composing, he said. meDts and most drugs. antnu: s ~, 0 b·egrg t tin ak r bod' ocrofac~ cannt~ .. eep t Coarae and the SUI Per· The public reaction to electronic Pu IJl(!rt a s I es au 0 ~ e l~S UDorma Ion secre. m· . Ensemble. After their gTORA~E music has varied with the ty of In . the compact car market In all murust nations, on the other hand, l this week, nothing would <:l .~ audiences he said "Music Is~ub. RID AIR FORCE CHIEF prices ranges - from the cheapest are under no such haodlcap; they I that that CUElie Loren jected to' the law' of cultural de. MOSCOW (.fI - Marshal Konstan· Ch~vrolet ~rvair to the top class can publish or witbhold whatever intervue the composer FREE velopment, like any other field. tin A. Vershinin, chief of the Red Bwck Special. they please. To keep up 10 thla written by So When we go in a highly de. air force, was awarded the Order A year ago, also at the stock. race for Information, the United I PAY ONLY SMALL 'I'h"m,.. Davis . . "eloped culture we get a good reo of Lenin on his 60th birthday in holders gathering, GM introduced States must engage In espionage to you that action' recognltion oI his services to the a rear-enaine Corvair as its ans- obtain what Soviet agents can let' Address is now "But if the day before they have Soviet Union, the Sovic~ news I wer to the gr0:-vin~ competition by walking to the nearesi malazine - CLEANING CHARGE as a 45 rpm recording? been playing only accordions, it is agency Tass announced FrIday. from small foreIgn Imports. I store or newsstand. a new version; not the that Lincoln did in the bard for them to accept." SAVE VAlUAILE CLOSET SPACEI ) Well, guess what parI In Berio's native Italy, the home you may hear THAT OD or grand opera, audiences have of· NO lOX 01 lAG NECESSARY! p.m.). ten been offended by electronic mu· RADIO MONTH, ale, be said. "There is a certain : AIR CONDITIONER SAlE FlEE $100, INSURANCE POLiCYI attention on incompatIbility between tbe two I (rom 1 tD musical rorms." Musically there . Radio," a three­ j~ not lIuch a break. but a definite I NEW DELUXE 1958 ONE .HORSEPOWER liscuss:ion o[ radio as an art "NO., liMIT!" . will be held by Jacob Bron- Coin-Operated 1 CARRIER WINDOW AIR CONDITIONERS Root Beer for tlie kiddie. BBC, John Recves, CBC, "All You Can Bring Smith, cK Australian e 3." Be'ow Nallonal List Price have won the only in· ... Laundromats j award given solely • OFfEI lIMITlD TO UNITS IN OUI STOCK Iccl il cnr. U. S. Amateur champion Jack Atblehc reve~ue IS turned ove.r . to public $4 apiece, several basti. '~oflball diamond in the lower sec­ posed of Nellie Fox and Minnie I 'tion of the park. The clearing in geles 6-3. The winner was Jim Grant, Minoso before Klu homered. Nicklaus of Ohio State took the in­ the schol~rshlP fund. In addl.tlon ball games, and any o( the other I this area is often u5ed for practice 'l1he Phillies' 13 hlts included malcing his first start of the sea­ The White Sox wrapped it up in dividual lea d with a pair of 69's many buslDe.sse~ and corporatIOns athletic events. Tony Taylor'S second homer of son, but he needed help in the for a 138 total. Purdue's John Kon­ m~ke contributions for sCholar-j Brechler said that Iowa is ~ golfball drivi ng, model plane fly­ the eighth when they scored three ing, and kite flying. the season, six troubles, and a t!'li - last two innings from Dick Stig­ sek, 1958 and 1959 conference ships.. I only school in the Big Ten that runs at the expense of reliever (I According to Gcorge Turecek, pie by . Bobby del Greco, who had . man, a rookie sou.th paw, who did Ryne Duren. Duren gave up two champion, was second with a 68- Br?chler . pOlOted out that schol. , can seat all or its students and four hIts for the. mght. .Los An- some spectacular pitching to get 74-142. , arshlps given to . athl~tes are I admits them to all athletic events. hCitY Park superintendent, there is hits - onc · a bases loaded single ded "always ample space for pm'king geles u ~cd five pitchers. the Tribe out of a jam in the by Kluszewski - walked two and Iowa coach Chuck Zwiener con· awru: by .the Umver~lty scho.l- He said that some of the others Oharhe Neal !lomered for Los eighth inning. He also struck out arshlp committee. He said there .IS have a rotation system, so that a '·automobiles. He said it is not al­ hit two batsmen. ceded that his dark-horse entrant "ways possi ble to park at the point Angeles In. ~he .mnlh. The Dodgers three batters in the ninth. The was now out of the running, but no representahve on the commlt- 'student can only attend one out fA SCOI:ed t~l~e 1O ~e seventh. on win gave Grant a 1-1 record. New York ...... 001 000 002- 3 10 2 hcloscsllo the ponds or picnic areas, JUDlor Gilham's smgle to right . Chicago . . . . . 002 000 03,,- & 6 0 predicted that the Hawkey" three games. _but no car has ever been turned Ford, Duren ' "I t, James ,8, Qnd would move up in the standings after John Roseboro had walked Bdl ~~nbo~q uette was the Berra; Wynn. Staley 191. Lown (9) and out of the park (or lack oC parking today. and Junior Gilliam had singled loser, ~VlOg him a ~-3 .record ..H e Lollar. W - Wynn t2-1 I. L - Fr,rd facilities. and stolen a base. Until the sixth ~lso pitched se~en IOnmgs,. bemg (J-21. "We just had a bad day today, Purdue Edges Home runs - New York. Mantle (4). The park operales on a budget they had been held to one single. h,fted for a plOch-hitter ID the Ohlcago, Kluszewskl 111. he said, "nobody played up to his A hearty oC $30.000 a year. Wilh this fund, The game was delayed twice by eighth. . capabilities. The boys are dis· -AIYP /II? FICLPI/(G Turecek said, thc park is not only rain. The game, halted several min- couraged as lhis point, but they \,.{~~ ,~"'''' HA7 l3e£i/ Hawkeyes 2-1 "Hellol" kepI in proper operating condition Los Angel.,...... 000 002 001- S 6 1 ut~s by rain at the end of six in- know that they can do better over Phllodelph kl ... 101 010 30,,-:- 6 13 0 nings was scoreless until the bot- R MARIS., ­ EGtJAUY but new animals arc often pur· Podrcs. noebuck .15). Labllle 161. ' Big 10 Keeps otJ'TS'TIIIIPI1I6· thr final 36-holes." LAFAYETTE, Ind. (.f! - Purdue chased. Rak ow 171. Sherry 181 and Roseboro ; lorn of the seventh frame, when wI/os/! ACOUISI'1'/O/l Zwiener said that Rule, expected pushed across its only earned run Is the trad.mark of low. Conley and Neeman. W - Conley (2-]). Olevcland made two runs 1If3'f. eEllfG The park now has 2 bears, 4 rac­ L - Pad res 12-41. . BY 7'l/e J14NKERS 7'AeBtP A~ to be one of the top contenders for of the game wilh two out in the Cily's fri.ndliest tav.ni. coon s, 8 monkies, 16 rabbits, 5 Home run. - Los Angele •. Neal (3). Philadel ph ia. Taylor t2J. Boston .. , ...... 000 000 000- 0 3 0 MAY 'TURN au'T "-0 .,-1/13 medalist honors, had a miserable bottom oC the ninth Friday and while fallow deer, 1 buffalo, and a Cleveland ...... 000 000 20,,- 2 5 0 Rose Bowl PE O#E OF rilE B&'sr LEA6tJl!~ Wme with his putter. defeated Iowa 2-1. MonbouQuette. Hl11man (8) and H. - Se57" RIGII/­ The winning blow by Gerald ' Sullivan. Glle (8); Grant. Stlgman (8) 7"RAPE!? 17I&'Y EYI!!? Rute had rounds of 75 and 76. You're right, Tigers 4, Orioles 3 and Romano. W - Gran t {I-I). L - IIfAPE /'Y171/ KIIIYSAS ~.:"'. F/~LPER. Frank James was clo.e behind Zubakn, his second' RBI o[ the -, [ l' '/~-.1 SA~~~~AY Man bouquette '3-3). . _ • _ 4 __ TUESDAY DETROJT IA't - The Detroit CI1'Y-AIIP rilE!?&, I/Ave BY 50l'l1E with a 75 and 78 for 153. Bill Hlrd game, broujfht Dave Alexander in It's "Doc" Connell'sl eJ Ti gers pushed across three runs Connection EX,PER7'S B£~/'I A1PR£ rllArt' A rElY. '---Dill..... ,,... had an opening 75, but slipped to from third to end a tight pitchers' STARTS TODAY! in the nin th inning - the winning Cardinals 6, Reds 1 EAST LANSING, Mich. IA'I - 80 on the final round for a 15S duei. run scoring on Walt Dropo's wild The Big Ten "oted Friday to re­ total. Jack Helmkamp, who went the rela lhL:pw. - apcl ~dgeq. ,the Bal- ST. LOUTS ~ - Back in their J"oute Cqr the 8(ljlermakers, posted ' timore OriOles 4-3 Friday night. Bu ch Stadium oasis, the St. Louis ta in connection with the Rose Bowl Bob Dav~, Jllst year!s ,1Iig Ten by permitting one of it members runnerup, shot a 79 and 77 for a 156 his third straight victory without The Tigers went into the ninth Cardinals regained their home win· a loss in Big Ten play. The victory trailing 3-1 and ' seemed beaten ning touch by clipping Cincinnati to play in the New Year's Day foot­ total. Tom Holcorpb had an 80 and 26 E. Coli ... ball game if invited. was Purdue's U1ird against four as Hoyt Wilhelm was ..breezing 6-1 Friday night behind Larry a '79 fOr 159 and Barnhart had a losses. along in relief of Jerry Walker. Jackson's six-hitter. The Big Ten atso postponed pair of SO's. Iowa now is 2-4 in Big Ten play. I Competition will wind up today But the Tigers quickly loaded The Redbirds now have won 10 action against Indiana on all.ged Iow ~ ...... 000 000 Ii»- I 6 3 with another 36 holes. Purdue ...... 000 .oJO 001- 2 G I the b:1 ses on si ngles by Norm Cash of 13 at home while losing 15 of recruiting violations anell killed by LOS ANGELES IA'I - Australia's Tabori, former Hungarian now a Rudeen and Mauren. Helmkamp and and Frank Bolling and a walk to 17 on lhe road. They had just re­ a 10-0 vote a propo$ld ban of all Herb Elliott toyed with a field of rcsident of California, who was Mccabe. post·season sports. Your 1960 Red Wilson . Rocky Oolavito work- turned from a trip on which they American rivals and easily won timed in 3:46.5. Jcrome Walters of Top Shot-Putter TllESTABCUIIiS ed a walk off loser Milt Pappas won just 2 of 12 games. The conferece voted 5-5 to keep SnlY Of SrR£IIGTH ... in eUcct a regulation allowing the 1,500-meter run in 3 minutes, the Southern California striders Venetian Way (~r the. second Ti~er run and then Manager Solly Hemus juggled Davis Not Lost­ All SlDOCTIOII! ~... plDch-ihl t~er Cha rh~ Maxwell dro v.e his lineup once more and veleran Rose Bowl participation on an indi­ 45.4 scconds Friday night in the was third in 3:47.1. Rates as Favorite HAWKEYE i~ the third .run ~Ith a sho~ sac ~l - Bob Nieman landed in the cleanup vidual school bllsis. Coliseum Relays. The 22-year-old Aussia obviously 'Just on Vacation' flce OY .to ng'ht fielder AI. Pllarc1k. position, a right-hander against A majority was needed to strike The world record holder finished did not punish himself and ran only ,tEca B D,MlllE'S"SAMSOII.DEUUJr For Preakness Will be ready _ ... oo("CIoo ,,_ Moc;IU ",- ColaVito raced for .th lrd after Redleg left-hander Jim O'Toole. it Crom the record. a good 10 yards in front of Laszlo to win. He had con~ided to friends LOS ANGELES IA'I - Shot·putter LAMARR MA1URE ·SAIIDERS·lANSBURY· WllCOXOfI the catch and came m to score . . ' __ ...... UI;l .....uf·~ "'"" \' otOt .. the winning run when Dropo's reo .NlCm~n respo~ded WIth a 2-run The swing vote that retained it before the race that he would not Dave Davis, who didn't show up BALTIMORE (A'J - Half a doz­ '_.'...... ,_ ...... _"_~ .. ,...... , Friday night for the Coiseum re­ lay toss struck Colavito and double In the third. . , was by Indiana_ Others for it were press too hard at 'this eary phase en colts, the smaIle,st field since ~..:.~ ~!'::.:.':"..:...... TECHNICOLOR lays, is in Omaha, en route to AND - THE STORY OF A TOWN bounced pa s t third ba~ema n . Jacks?n, now 3:5, dldn t allow a Michigan, Towa, Purdue, and Michigan Star of the 1960 track season, 1950, were entered Friday for the I Tuesday, Brooks Robinson . hJt unlil Ed Balley led off the Michigan State. Elliott holds the world record York, Pa., to visit an uncle. 84th Preakness - the world's rich- j WITH A "DIRTY" MIND! Disappearance o( the big athlete Walker and Wilhelm had al. fifth with a single. Larry struck The opposition came from mem­ Receives Award for the 1,500 melers at 3: 36.0 and est race for 3-year-old thorough- out seven and walked two. OToole bers who last March brought abol­ the mile record in 3 :54.5. was said to have followed a spat breds. I now 3-4, was lifted for a pinch-hit­ ishment of the Rose Bowl on a with hi s girl friend, but his father Included in Saturday's lineup ! ANN ARBOR, Mich. - Terry O. Barrie Almond , another Aussie John C. Davis, lOaid his son tele­ were the 1-2-3 finishers in the Says Expansion ter in the fifth. contract ural level. They arc Ohio Miller, Fort Wayne, Ind., captain now sttenmng Houston University, Stale, Wisconsin, Northwestern, phoned him that he was tired and $158,950 Kentucky Del1by two ' Clnclnnatl ...... 000 001 000- 1 6 0 took a quick lead but yielded to May 24 of the 1959-60 University of Michi­ "just wanted to get away on a va­ weeks ago - Isaac Blumberg's ! Was Discussed St. Louis ...... 102 003 00><- 0 7 0 Minnesota and I1linois . Tabori afler lap over the grass O·Toole. Brosnan (5), Nuxhan (6). gan basketball team and standout cation." Venetian Way, Turfland Inc.'s I Grim (8) and Bailey; Jack""n and The vote Friday followed accept­ course. "He said he wasn't aware that Bally Ache, and ' the Oanadian Smith. Johnson (71 . W - Jack""n (3·5). ance o{ a recommendation that guard for three seasons, has been at At Secret Meeting L - O'Toole (3-4). The runners were closely he \Vas being sought by police as star E. P. Taylor's Victoria Park. Rose Bowl representation on ari awarded the Western Conference bunched at the half.mile point, a missing person," the elder Davis Venetian Way -remained the ' NEW YORK IA't - Highly in­ individual basis would be a share­ (Big 10 ) Medal (or proficiency in with Herb never more than a step told newsmen. "He said he was even money favorite to win the Communications (ormed sour<:es told The Associ­ White Sox 5, Yankees 3 I I the-wealth proposition. scholarship and athletics. or two ofC the pace. sorry for picking up and leaving $15O,OOO-added classic over the ated Press Friday that major Twelve "'are. of the ROM Bowl Heading into the gun lap, Waters without telling us. He said he is mile and three-sixteenths distance. league expansion was di scussed CHICAGO IA't - Big Ted Klus­ receipts would be divicle!f, the Miller, a pre-medical student, ~."d ij ,l.) ! zewski drove in four runs wilh a forged to the front and Elliott mo- quitting San Fernado Valley Col. Bally Ache, the speed demon at the secret Chicago meeting ear­ particilNting school to receive scored 331 points in 22 games last mentarily dropped back to third be- lege and is going to visit his uncle who blistered the early derby CENTER e IOWA PREMIERE • lier this week with the possibility homer and a 2-run single in leading two, each other Big Ten member winter. Winner of three letters in hind Taborl. Harry Davis. pace only to be caught on the fi­ of the National and' American the Chicago White Sox to a 5-3 vic­ one, and the commissioner's of· THIS IS ONE OF tory over the New York Yankees basketbalJ during his career, the But midway in the final lap, EI- "Dave said he is going to con- nal turn and passed by Venetian College and Madison leagues going to nine clubs each fice one. Way, is the 8-5 second choice. by 1962. Friday night. F~rt Wayne athlete was termed Iiott opened up and the crowd, centrate in New York on lifting In the last such receipts estimated at about 35,000, sensed weights and keep in trim for the Victoria Park, Canada's champion ' THE BEST PICTURES Should this come to pass, the It was the ninth home triumph amounted t close to $300,000 a the "quarterback" of the Wolver­ \ without defe at for the Sox who it would be Elliott all the way in. Olympic trials." 2-year-old last year, is next at I sources said, the National League year. ine squad that finished second in 6 to 1. would move into New York and have beaten the Yankees twice in Ed Moran of the New York Ath- His father, John C. Davis, told 8:30 to 4:30 OF THIS OR ANY India.a was against a winner­ the Big Ten in 1958-59. He played letic Club finished fourth. police his 6-foot-4, 260-pound son Other" In the field are the the American into Houston. as many meetings. New York take-all arrangement but feU in in 22 games a sa sophomore scor­ British-bred snd Irish-raised Cel· No positive actiOil was taken threatened in the ninlh when Dallas Long, virtually unopposed, had been under a strain recently Wednesday, YEAR .... line {or individual school partici­ ing 160 points and two years ago o~ned the program with a toss of from several factors: A quarrel lIc Ash from the Green Dunes the sources said. Also, such ac­ pation when the share program he ranked fourth in team scoring Farm of Joseph E. O'Connell ; Di­ tion is contemplated only should • 63 fe!!t 5Y. inches, again bettering with his girl friend, pressures of Thursday and Friday , Never Before Has The KANSAS LEADS BIG 8 TRACt( was adopted. with 216 points. Last season he the recognized word record of 63-4 going to school and working pari. vine Comedy, representing the j the Continental League fail to start AMES IM--Kansas opened de was second only to John Tidwell LlangolJen Farm of Mrs. Liz j Camera Dared To Focus So in 1961, as scheduled. held by Parry O'Brien_ time and the nerve-wracking com· fense o( its Big Eight Conference COWBOYS CLINCH TITLE Person, and Chase M~y's T.V. Q:30 to 4:30 "The general· feeling at the in scoring 331 points in 22 games Absent from the heraded big petition among the world's top Intimately, So Revealingly! track title Friday by qualifying 23 AMES IA"rOklahoma State scor· for a 15 point average. A knee four of the world's best shot put- shot-put athletes. Lark. All will pack 128 pounds. meeting was that the Continental athletes-ll more than any olher ed five runs in the second of two injury a year ago necessitated an Of the three, only DiviDe Comedy League will not be able to get ters were O'Brien, Bill Nieder and ----- Bring Your 10 Car~ school-for Saturday's finals. extra innings to win a split of a operation but he returned to play Dave Davis. SUGAR tiEED NOT APPEAR appeared in the derby. He ran of( the ground," said one of the ninth in a (leld of 13. informants. "However, you won't The Jayhawks, favored to win doubleheader wilh Iowa State Fri­ out$tanmng ball again this past Jay Silvester oC the U.S. Army, BOSTON ~ - The Massachu· be able to get anyonc to say so their ninth consecutive outdoor day and clinch the Big Eight Con­ season_ formerly of utah State, entered setts Boxing Commission ruled for the record. We have been cau­ championship, sent at least two ference baseball championship. Miller succeeds Walter N. John­ the SQ-foot class with a put of 60 Fri$lay that there is no eompelJing tioned not to talk about it while competitors into the finals in- aU The Iowans needed to take all son, footbalJ end from Dearborn, feet, 'A inch. reason to suspend SUiar Ray R0b­ New Pr~cess BOX STORAGE SPECIAL! except one of the 10 preliminary three games of a three-game series I • thc Continental League still is who won the award last year. Dllve Sime, the former Duke inson in this state. Controlled Temperature and Humidity breathing. We're going to make events held Friday. Only in the dis­ to stay in the race and bumped 'Among those who have been win­ flash, captured the 100-meter dash Robinson is scheduled to meet * sure we cannot be ac<:used of clIS \ycrji! th~x limited to one. The Cowboys 4-0 in the opener o( ners in the past were such ath· in : 10.4 over a grass course that Paul Pender for the Massachusetts· * Your Clothes Insured For A Valuation Up .. , sabotaging tJhe new league." No records were threatened as the twin bill. But in the 7-inning letes as Jim Orwig, two years ago; apparenty was on the slow side, New York version of the middle­ To _ Or Higher H You Wish The National League has been most of the participants worked nightcap Oklahoma State made Terry Barr, Danny Cline, Leo Ko­ DOug Smith of Occidental was sec­ weight title at Boston Garden, * Positive Fumigation a steadfasl opponent of expan ion. only hard ellough to qualify_ hay on Cyclone errors in the top of ceski, Don McEwen, Jack Weisen­ ond In :10.5 and Bobby Poynter, June 10. Pender now holds the Protection From Dust, Mildew and Moth Damage Twice it has refused to go along None of the eight, defending the ninth inning for a 10-6 victory. burger, Pete Elliott, Paul White, San Jose State, was third, also in title, which he took from Robin- * with the American League, once champions was eliminated, al­ By dividing the doubleheader the Dave Nelson, Forest Evashevski, son. ------JUST FOLLOW THESE EASY STEPS on a two 10-team league proposal lhough Kansas' Charlie Ti!lewell Cowboys boosted their conference Harvey Patton, Ivy Williamson, 1. CALL 4177 All Thl ..... and another time on a two 9-team did not run ill the 22O-yard low record to 11 wins against 4 losses Ernie McCoy, Franklin Cappon, lcague proposition. Our Rou~ man wm deliver a New ProeeU$3 hurdles, where he set a record last and dropped Iowa State to a 12-6 Paul Goebel and Elton E. (Tad) 810ra,. ball: 10 YOU at no charae. $ year. mark. Wieman . 2. PACK IT TIGHT ' 9 ~Iax at DonneUyy What do YOUR Savings Earn? Paek your ".tora,e Hamper" tight. Every extra ,arment that you lit In saVel you money. oqWN Announcing Money deposited with Continental for only with $299 twelve mont~s earn. a g-uaranteed 3. WHEN YOUR STORAGE lOX IS FILLED ••• • Call 41" ••aln .nd our route man wtll Pick ....!¥ up the tlUod hamper. Your cloth.. wlU be Cleo.IIi, $49 the Airport Inn tleanod, and delivered upon your requeat. ella".. A MONTH BUYS A NEW ,960 Opens Under New Management Interest RENAULT New Hours: 7:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Int.relt Start. Immediately - Payabl. Seml-AnnuQllr Dauphe.ne • Steaks • Short O,d,,. • Luncheon Clnd PI.,ne, Sp'clall Dally CONTINENTAL MORTGAGE 119 South Dubuqu. INVESTMENT COMPANY ALLEN IMPORTS • Private Dining Area for Parties • ( Ph.U476 / Donnelly'S ~ ~~10~_4.!t-~r-A.::...PI: .. ~I .... ~~ t:===AIRPORT INN===:t THE DAILY IOWA N- Iowa City, ' •.-S.turel.V , M.V 21, 1944-P.,. S In~tion . 'McGrath €ase Raises City'Park Offers "~' .; Jnds ., Problem of Draft Vote remembered the proseculor direct· By DAROlD POWERS lee Crom the Athl etic D e ~ Ideal Divers'ion Iy asking the only ,,;tnes whether Steff WrH.r McGrath actually reported for in· Adv.rtising Rctfel Rooms For Rent 1 0 Mobile Home For Sale 1 H e lp Wanted, Men ut the department may make fer. • . ~~~~~------~ a' 60 large vari ty oC birds from all over "Bob [cGrath has done some­ duction . 0.. It a Word ommendations. DaJ ...... FOUR rooms {or aurom~r ~n Grad­ 1150 SPARTANl':'t'T!:, 311 ft. bttUenl By JOE TABAK the world. I {cGrath was asked by this re­ lUIt.. ,.!rlo. S2GII . 314 So. Summit. 1-11 Of the 11 intercoJleeiate IJIIIIa thing for my children and and Two D.,I ...... l~ a Word con, Although m t zoos forbid the On July 4, the Junior Chamber mentioned the po ibill., ol letters nol have convicted him unle the Five In!ertlolll a Month: I lAundry r olllbd. Avalloble June Autos For Sole 66 I!:acb IlIsertIOD : '1. a Columa IDcb pl ay out-of·town football g8III!$ , .{eeding of animals, City Park en- of Commerce oC Iowa City usually to newspaper and Col1g!'e m n witness declared that fcGrath 6th. Call ~ eft"r 5 p.m. 5-14 UAVING ror ~nb,. AriUlna June :.;:;~;:..:~~=;:.... ______...;;.;;; some of the largest stadiums . Ten Insertions a Month: ?th. RIde ...... nted. Pho". 411 7. 5-27 ·,rourages children to feed the provides fireworks, boat races, and ad\'ocating such a referendum. dJd not I' port for induction and APARTMVIo'TS lor ...,n,. two and \hr.., I.» lolERCUR Y. Ext. 4718. country. Our share of the pie ,bears, monkeys, deer. and other competitiv(' evcnt~. The park has a Tucker said he considered the then proved that he was in a Each Insertion: 8Oc: • Column TDeb room CIo.e In. prl\'II1~ bath. ... ",,11- 38 playing in th e Notre Damr, able June 18th. Dial I, belween , ..:W.:.::a.:.:n~t.:.T..:o:....::8.::uLy______~ I~ VOLKSWAGEN. Many ""Ins. animals in the park. Ducks, squir­ boat ramp and dock for anyon(' draft unneces ary, e pecia!ly in position at the time in qu tion om. and. p.m, 5-31 '1575. Phone 2()44, even In... 5-11 State, or Michigan stadilllll rels, and many birds roam loose wishing to place a boat into tbe view of "what it says about our to a certain this tact. The d ira­ Phone 4191 WE EUY mcletl (or ..I. {rom student, 1805 STAR CHIU Ponllac Convertible. somewhere in the neighborl!oe4 r I. around the park, and are usually Iowa River. nalional wi hes." War i an im· bility of wilne from among ATTRACTrV!! 4 room u nfurn1Jtl ... 1 vln~ (or \'ac:aUoM or llnWlln. es .nertm~nl Phon~ '415. 8-21 IChool. FurnIture, j •• k.lI. coati, Ib.... , '-tI2'I.. ~24 $50,000 more than when we pia) I ,found clustered about slllall young­ Turecek warns that there are a permanent solution, he declared. those who were Inducted at the shlrll. ·HIe..... Hodl ...)'. lAalI. 71. 1804 J'ORD CONVEIlTlBLIi. ~ . oo. APARM'ENT (or r~nt In Grandview Rona llL;, 4535. RI."y Kloek. 4171. 1-, home." I sters who throw )X'anuts to them. Cew rules and regulations that must Tucker himself volunteered for same Lime as McGrath wa up. Miscellaneoul for Sol. 2 Cou.rt... TUrnl ... 01 unfumWl .... '-J added that SUI's share f. a I ~ At several point in the 80 acrt's be followed. Fires are not allowed the armed forces in World War n, posed to be. as well as record ------Phone 3409. -20 Ch 'l ld Care '"' IMS BUICK Sprclal. Four-door hard at Notre Dame is .. .of park land. picnic tables and outsidl' of the fireplaces or stoves, but since Lhen has become a Y01JNG INIn', IPOrl Ihlrt••• .,.,11 roet. lop; or will trad on "",,11 [o...,l.n from the Army camp to which he ""II coati...... eater, air. 40. ext... FURN1SH'ED apartment. Air eondl- make. V.W. or Renault prerftftd. , but a game in lndiaDa'. benches ha vc been placed for out· and he especially cautions that pacifist. was to be ent, was al. 0 m ntion­ lon-. Phone .2041. 5-23 Uo.Md. I t floor. Adulla. 715 rowa CHlLD cere In my home. DIal 1-01.=_- Phone e-:ltS1. 5-24 all stadium only nets $25,000. door eating during the summer. everyone must leave the park by ed. • Ay. ~U ~ • R.£.'I1': oto ..... opaee. a.oeot. e-~ Season tickets brin g in aoot. I£,our shelter houses, capable of ac­ 10 :30 p.m. lie said that the closing FOR TWO room furnl...... a.,.rtmenl. pri- PiiT'Your child In aood IuIndt on • 7,000 to $20,000, Brechler said. 'rommodating over 500 persons, time is the am for evcry night FEDERAL enl.rr r. Indel 26$. 69 val. bath. Exeell~nt loce\lon, laundry tTlp or durlnl okn . 1 day or I. Coli 94t6 an..r ,,00 p.m. 1-20 r nable. Phone 8.0154 mornln .. or Rveral. E"perl~n e. rderenu.. 2872 Pidure Framing said attendance at football r have fireplaces and stoves [or in the week, including the week­ evenln... 1-25 8-U at SUI has been very gOOd ends. STEEL tool dblnet. hardwood work -- Rapid Service ' cooking, \Op : sun Imp; Iounl"; lull, ,I.~ 40 . SIJBu:T Ihree room turnl.h.... .,.rt- IOTHER or 2-yeor-01d will beby aU Reasonably Priced gelting better. lie al 0 asks that people leave 8-OM7. D-ll menl ..... mmer Ie Ion. 8-0738. 1-28 1:00-5:011 In home week day •. One of the two small ponds has AM-PRO h~r STILLWELL Athletic Department re­ 'been tock d with carp. bull heads, their areas as clean as they would Ilk: per hour Ineludln. lunch. Or- 21" TV El< Uent ~ dill n I 0119 5 2 MODERN Ihree room (urnl ...... ap.rI- ,anlzed play; n r I 1'1' pl'Y8round. PAINT STORE $4 pel' semester per It", like to firfd them the next lime .. e, no . - . - ment In dupl lI. Utilitle. Included. June 61h-Aul\1Ol Z!Jth. 1.0823. 8.1 Ibnd blue gills to provide fishing 216- Easl Wa hi ngton the University. Bred!. ·'tor the children. The other pond is Uley come to the park. Miniature Golf BROWN .lIp-coverM daven.,.,rt. Very SIOO.OO. Phone 1741. 6-19 that this amount is less ' used for wading in the summer and ,00<1 I»"nl" '10.00. Phone 41 58. 5·21 PUBNlSHFD aparunenl. Adull. Dial Entertainment Big Ten sehools gtt SAMSONITE LUGGAGE lor ale: 6455 . 6-11 "Ice skating in the winter. BRAZILIAN IM MIGRANTS LlChl tan, lOod .0ndIUon. 21" lady'. PI.A Y mlnlal,,", loll .t Am-Pro. HW7. THREE room turnl h...:l 8partm~nl. 211 South. 1-2B Ignition student. For this $4 the ~'For the ath! ticany inclined RIO DE JANEIRO I.fI - More Open: 6 p.m. 2 Block. overnltM - S1200 and 2S· Pullman - can attend four or five $20.011. Djal 4181 bdo.. 4,10 - 147. Private bath and ~nlnll",e. Married CC:rbu,..ton ' 'there is a ba eball diamond and a ihan 7,000 JapanC'. (' migrated to Week Nights North o f t games, which cost the after 5:30 p.m. 6-5 couples or ehe..... J~7 . 0-24 Where To Eat 50 GENERATORS STARTERS , oftball diamond in the lower sec­ Brazil last year. They were second 2 p.m , Sat. A irport­ ~~~~------~ apiece, several basket· FOR QUICK RESULTS- V .. the DeJly TVJtJaY SANDWICHES anll HOME- Ition o{ the park. The clearing in only to the POl'tugUE' e who {or and Sun. Hwy.21 8 Brlggl & StraHon Moton and any of the other 10 .... n W."t Ad.. Dial 4111 or 4112. MAD!!: P \0 ,0. M.pl~rell nd- I this area is often used for practice years have led Brazilian immigra· ====---:-:-:::=-=--=.,-:= __ :-=__ ...,...; 1-;.,2;;..:' APARTMENT lor 3 boys. 1-583B. 6-JT wlch hop. Hwy. II' Soulh. A.rou golfball driving, model plane fly· tion list and in 1959 brought USED AUTO wheell. (rom the Airport. Phone 1-1773. 8-3R Pyramid Services said that Iowa is ' the ' jng, and kite flying. 17,000 newcomers. Good1·" 101 5-le ATTRACTIVE IWO room .p_rtmen" SAVEdolla ... on your milk bill. Gel- school in the Big Ten that .-__...- ______...., Furnl bed Includln. u!llltl 1.6939. 5-21 ton' &8<:. "Th. Purple Co.... " liwy. 8 Gl S. Dubuque Dial 5'12S If According to George Tul'ecek, _In..;t;.;.tr..;u:.;ct;;...;l o:.;.n______A PARTi:'V---;;'-RNI RIm aparlment. We.t, Coralville. 8-28 seat all of its st udents and hCity Park superintendent, there is them to all athl etic events. "always ample space for parking fda, Rapid,. Jowa BALLROOM dance I ...on • . MImi Youd. Couple. Av.llable JUly 1, Phon 8~ Good Things To Eat 51 that some of the others "·3ulomobill's. He said it is not al­ - TONITII­ Wurlu. Dial H." 502GB rotation system, so that a THltEE ROOM (urn hed .parl"",n" CAfo/OI tor oil """0 Ion •. And~s I: ways possible to park at the point B·II- -T who Does It? 6 Private balh. entranee. CIOIe 10. Mar- C.ndl~.. 10ft So. Dubuqu". 6-10 .:.:.;.:.::..:;;;.:;:..;;;,;...______~ rI d couple. DIAl 4f1l2. 5-1' MOVING? can only a ttend one out rl ~ "To, ••" M •• 'e i'closest La the ponds or picniC areas, Swish e r, Iow a W. ar. the A,ent for _but no car has vel' been turned Brigitte WOODBURN SOUND SERVICIt allen LAIlG! cool opartmenl lor ,roup. H elp W dnted, W omen 59 North Am. r lc. n Van Llnel Sat., M ay 21st expert Ill-Fl •• uto "adlo.• nd mono­ 1-4813. '-1 out 'Of the park Cor lack of parking DALE THOMAS ehrome o. color TV aervlee. liB CoI­ • FREE ESTIMAT ES Bardot!IS __II le.e. '-lim. e-' UNFURNISHED two room .parlmel>l. WANTl:D: BAbY ,Ul"r In my home facilities. aad Dli Bandera B.,I tJUIIUa [uml... ed . 175.00. 1I8y. E . Mondny Ihroulh Friday, 12:30-5::10. • EXPERT ADVIC E The park operates on a budget DALE THOMAS HAClEN'S T.v.-Gu.rente«! Tilevllon W. hln&lOn. Phone 3052 . 6-3 lune 14th to Au,u t 10th . Child 1lCt!'" A h•• rty Servkln, by rertl(leo ..,rvlce man. vt'ral hours. ~U . ~l5 • NO OBLIGATION of $30,000 a year. With this fund, rREE CAKE rOr yo.r Blrlhda, or A Anytime. 1-1011& or '·3542. 1-14R Annlvuur)! GI(te advlnte notlte. --- - Phone 2161 Turecek said, the park is not only I Coming Soon ..TH E 4 PREPS / TOTAL • STATrSTICAL t.pl t . 5-day .... eek. Good TVfltna • Homes For Rent 1.. pay, (ran"e b