Best of SUI Writing ~ Teclay's DI hal • ,peci.I elvht~ t.bloid lUll- Weather Forecalf plement devated to 10m. of SUI'I ..... wrltl", - C.. AcIer.w. eloudi_ Wily. Deu...... both proM .nd poetry. Twenty.ttI .... wrlten. un- Mrttt...... KatterM IIIewon .... thunllar ...".r .... K. Ir... te INdents ..,.. Inltrvcters, Itvma ...... ,.. Wily with ntH...... _ are repre,ented. The material w., laIected by chenee. DecrNII.. el.d...... John Gil,,,,,, a ,ralllNlt. stvcIent In the Wri ...... 01 owon .,. tWtht. Hith w.y. ~ .. MW ...... Worilthop and a Doily , __ contributor. Seroing TM State Uni061'&ity of Iowa and the People of 10tDtJ City Auodaled Preu Leued Wire ADd Wlrepbato - BeraId TribaDe Ne.. Service Leued Win Iowa City. IOWa, Tuesday, MardI s, 11M Ike, Mac Confer at Camp David- • •• • ict Short- errri PredI T o Ice Ig egroes
Nuclear. . . Moratorium • • Iy MARGUERITE HIGGINS Iy sareguarded agreement with the EI_'-w \II .. reported I'MCty Benld Trltl.lle Ne"r. er.lee Soviet Union on the suspension of to .. aloot \IIith the BrititIt In ac· tests. both because of the intrinsic e.,.,. a temporary nwrotwium CETTYSBURC, Pa. - Presi· OIl small underground Io,ts ,.... 10 importance of this objectlve and rlcan ence dent Eisenhower and British because of the impetu which It vllIed ttlis Wlf'l not ",.. ,....t of tonn.I treaty and wlffl the under· .' Prime Minister Macmillan be· might give to progre s in the broader field or disarmament ... standi", that any svdI ~ gan talkS Monday in the spring We are confident that out of our man's ..,rooment wCMllel not Mobs Burn Churches softened air of Camp David talks here will come agreement on Mee5l";1" be blndl.,. after J..,. Senate Group 21, ,,.. when li...... w ••• 'I i\/c· "confident of agreement" on how we proceed as partners in thi all important task of helping to clllOr will take "'8f'. proposals to the Russians pro bring a true and just peace to the Both the BriLish and the Am· Protesting Massacre viding a "properly safeguard world." erl an leaders were understood to Probes Justice ed" suspension of nuclear test . Af\er Monday's series of meet· feel that too much rl k was In.· B RC ( P) - Cr at £ir' t by mob rllged ings between the President and hi volved in going along with the Despite the emphasiS on pe Town loncIa} ni ht as white polk-e battled British guest, including a two hour length or time propo ed by th Dept. OHicials nd rnilit nt ' r (ollght' both police and safeguards, it was unde{stood tete·a-tete during a drive to the Rus lans for such a moratorium :> th r b'foe . It w;t the ficry. viol 01 climax to South Africa's that the two leaders are now President's Gettysburg farm, a - four or five years. CommiHee Has Until British spokesman expressed belief Mda) of mourning." Virtually united on offering the Eisenhower was old to be think· Midnight To Send Bill that lhe two leallers would reach ing of favoring a temporary mora· Wid pr ad 'i Ico(;' m.l aT n rupled wh n the militant Russians a "gentleman's agree· agreement berore Macmillan reo torium, and of making the matt r To Floor of Senate ought
'~]ewelers for the Democratic·Theory in Action Sweethearts of II dateline gadsden. alabama . , • familiar with ~oulhern problellll" To the Edit.,: a sixteen year old youth has a the beginning of an SUI response Readeu .re loyUe. to ex,reu . . . dear drake, white is white Last Saturday I observed the even more positive than the oplnlo., la I.tter, t~ tb. Edll.r. All fight with two jewish boys and and ~ong is wrong ... the m Skilled workmanship lette" m•• 1 bave baadwrlltea .1, students who picketed Wool. thunderous applause accorded • ature. aad .ddr..... wblob will b. a member of a jewish congrega· annual illinois governor's confer • printed - typewrllten .I,utaret ar. tion lies in a hospital bed fight worth's and Kr~~ge·s . in protest Dr. King. .01 aoceplable. Lelle.. bee.",. lb. ence on youth and commUDitJ prop.rt, or Tbe »an, lo.an. Tbe ing for his life as the result .. , of selregated lunch counters in I wondered what good this will be held in peoria, , . goal I Dally Iowan r... rv.s tb. rlrbl t. what kind or nonsense is this? . .. those chains elsewhere in the protest would do? Would Wool .horten, lelee' repreleot&Uy. lette,. wben many on tbe ume ,ubJect ar. lots of gentiles and jews mix it place to hold it . . . peoria is Watch Repai nation. I noticed that the group recelvt:cl, or withhold letter•. Coa up, tile same goes for negros worth's or Kresge's alter Jim trJbutOfJ ar limited t. .0L mer. probably one or the most wide , was orderly; the picketers walk· Crow policy from tbeir national tban Iwo leU.,. I. a., Hl-da, and catholics. but how many of open towns in the country ..• ed slowly around on the half of period. Oplnl.nl espr,'.oea 40 .0' 'them. bomb churches? . . . this We offer you ONE DAY SE. headquarters? Perhaps the y n ...... lly r.pr ....t II,... ., Tb. prostitution and gambling flour. the sidewalk nearest the street Dall, Iowan. is dixie usa • . . land oC the .nd minor relXlirs ••• ONE WEE leaving plenty of room for pedes might, for similar demonstra bigoted and narrow - minded. ish there like mosquitos ' in a trians on the store side. Their tions have been staged through home or the lynch· maio' repairs. , • FOUR LICENS Negro students of Nashville and swamp . • • the dar says that manner was earnest as was their out the nation, and chain stores counters . . . i communism exists in churclB teft'e you • • • watch master timl purpose. The placards bore sim do not want publicity. And. if the Montgomery. understand t hat . .. what·s the matter girls, up ple IItalements regardlng the buying public refrained from par Just then a well-fed matron apr these grandsons tB.!ing, purpose oC the demonstration. troniung these chains. action proached the entrance to Kres of johnny reb are set because only one man is gel. Some announced "Jim Crow is might well , be forthcoming. ge·s. As she put her shoulder to importing african ting lo talk •• , woof! •• , Going." A gla!,\ce into Kresge's showed the doot she eyed the pickets and policemen now to The interesting thing was that that there was business a,s usual. their placards, and then to ber combat ' the si t most of the students were white. and Saturday noon volume at companion, she commcnted. with down strikes . . . HERTEEN &~ I recalled that Martin Luther a mixture of scorn and indiffer· this is a problem that. It seemed evident that there Stock Market Hotel Jefferson Bldg. King had stated, when .he spoke is not yet general awareness that ence. "Can't the law do some· that we, the weil here last faU. that civil rights we are all involved in the lack thing about that?" As the door americans. will Drops Slightly are not a matter of Negroes vs. of liberty and justice for aU, and clicked sbut behind her I mused have to Cjlmbat ELIY\ER whites. but of justice against in· that we are all guilty because that the white and Negro stu . . , prejudice isn't a fad. it·s NEW YORK fA') - The stock justice. and he invited whites to of our indifference. But the dents of America were. in fact. not a way of life, it's a disease, market Monday had another join that struggle. I recalled. too, pickets had left indifference be· helping the law to do something and like any other disease, we mildly droopy session as volume abbut transferring democratic the ovation he received in res hind them a pace or two. Yet. it either have to cure it. cut it out continued to decline. ponse to that invitation. As I was quite clear that many shop· theory into practice. or die from it ... arf! .. . a Paul M. Reec., G A few specially situated issues witnessed the solemn pic~ets I pers did not share my shame for tip of the hat to those individuals thought that perhaps this was the humiliations heaped upon the 100 North Park who had guts enough to picket provided some interest but there the dimestores saturday ... on was no emphatic group action. the iowa campus: i have a pro While the rise in living costs posal that might interest some revived inflationary fears which energetic young businessman . . , More Demonstrations Will Not Impressed usually stimulate the market. this . once upon a time there was a To the Editor: magazine named "frivol" on this was countered by a declining I would like to know what campus . . . it was sort oC a stecl industry production rate Only Lead to Bad Feeling kind of a hypocrite is writing the poor man's playboy . . . how and a spotty business news back· Maskil, new and Iruly effec movie reviews for the Daily about some of you campi wits ground. live push-button breath-puri Te tfIe Editor: cott stores representative of two fier, is the only answer to the 'We're Gonna' Accomplish Something Here Iowan. ( pooling your talents and money Changes of many key stocks I am writing this as a sequel nation-wide chains in) the North I have attended this University and putting out a campus humor keeping of your breath fresh to Mr. Black's letter In Wednes· • . . to protest an incident in the were small. Losses of fractions for one and a half semesters. mag .. . arC! .. . i was amazed to a point outnumbered gainers and attractive. " ·It Takes 40 Centuries ... 1' day's Iowan. and reply to Mr. South." and [ have seen very few Daily at the amount of debris the snow " The more and bigger demon- moderately. " RaOOsh (Jetter, March 26). I am Iowan movie reviews, that gave had covered ... old beer cans. Precisely Measured ' i - stralions there are, the more The Dow Jones industrial aver. \ making myself known insofar as due credit to some of the good pop bottles. copies of the Ld .• etc 400 Breath Sprays I know myself. discontent and mutual bad feel . . . a former michigan farmer age fell .69 to 621.78. ing (retaliation) will be stirred movies. The movie "On The " I was the ". • . person with Beach" was one of the greatest says his new adopted homeland, equalitarian beliefs but uncertain up. Let's not open up an old MASKIT sore and let it fester, let·s not movies I have ever seen. It was australia. is richer in opportuni· . Focus on World Affairs- of the value of a picket-line" in no way fantastic. it was bigh. ty than amcrica . . .' what do who attended the meeting last give Communism a chance to in Writer To Direct fect us. Let's inform ourselves Iy probable. and the actors were they do there. stage stand up Sunday night (Mar. 20) called by well fitted for their parts. Per strikes? . .. i think that some ~~#~.I the group which intended to on the issues in the Civil Rights NEW YORK fA') - Playwright question. then write letters to haps your movie review spec· peoples taste in music is as poor Arthur Laurents, who has $cored organize a protest picket-line and ialist (?) has higher standards as some people's judgment in ': Ihe Refugee Has Been economic boycott of two Iowa legislators. Concerted individual hits with four plays and two effort. might be more effective than the average person. or is it what a newspaper is . . . at musicals. will turn his talents • I City chain stores . least one student council in the Being an arm-chair philosopher than scattered (at first) demon· that he is trying to impress some· to directing next November. The state has taken a stand on the and sympathizer - a latent strations. one with his highly critical re play is his own "Invitation to a current sit·down strikes . . • crusader. I guess - I was stirred I think Lincoln said something views? MarCh." with Shelley Winters Uniye~sity ;' Hong Kong's Salvation to the effect 111at. "A house di I do not know how others feel drake university'S student coun as star. by Mr. Radosh's letter oC March ~ cil said they would not involve . 'o .· 18 to have some discussion with vided against itself cannot about this. but I am far from Laurents feels directing the stand." impressed. themselves one way or the other, play will enable it to "come out By ADRIAN MERCIECA lng the night. goes on somebody who was closer to unc~ising. all the housing is finIshed, and Richarel P. Blltler, A2 Don Messerly, Al because they felt "that as a closer to the original con<:epiioa • Written for the 01 Iy. And the figure oC the Hong factories are running full blast, the issue than I was. (Race con flict has been with us for a 309 S. Clinton South Quad norlhern university. we are not than some of the others." I Kong population draws nearer to and the bridge or tunnel spans the Much too close to the Red Chin· the four million mark. hundred years. I'm new on the har,bor from Victoria to Kow and have much to learn. MINNEA ese.~ dragon's fiery breath is a According to the Int&rnational scene moWl of a British Crown Colony, loon. they'll move in and grab the This is the reason for my newly Journal (Winter 1959·60), the Ho~ Kong" whose position is whole works - banks. buildings, acquired interest and concernJ rate of refugee arrivals into unique in many ways and in whatves. Cactories, people. every I was disappointed. Obviously, I Hong Kong is almost of 1,000 SYMPHONY thing." had misunderstood the purpose triguing III the present-day world. per week. This is attributed to of the meeting. The decisions had This free world outpost in the the incompl", suece55 of China Antal Dorati, Far' East draws its very life Crom already been made, the ways internally, and the ,reet short and means agreed upon. Only tbe Rell China. throbs with life (three . ! Thomas Nee, comlng5 in .conom'c achleye details oC carrying out the pIan mil~on population). builds inces ment. santly and is undaunted though it Current of setting the wheels in motion borders the Communist mainland Despite the great influx which were disCUSsed. I had only to de· We~nesday, Ma which it feeds with Western mer causes a permanent 1>roblerp for Best Sellers cide whether or not to jump on chandise. the Hong Kong government. the the band-wagon: So. being un· refugee has been Hong Kong's Herald Tribune Newl BUl'le.' sUre of myself (and a negative In this fashion it expands its salvation. The exodus from China FICTION thinker of long experience) I left. gross national product at the rate has given the colony the outstand a little more sharply aware per oC 5 to 10 per cent annually. HAWAII, Mlch_r ing labor force it possesses. ADVISE AND CONSENT, haps. but also confused. That I IOWA MEMOR t10ng Kong is _ of Asia's Unlike the tightly controlled might have been suspected of Drury Student Tidcets Free Upon P most prosp.rous cltiltS. British Red Chinese economy, Hong .Kong OURSELVES TO KNOW, being a cloak-and-dagger, Fil tr"rs first MttIed in the har- . is one of the last spots on earth O'Hara brick-type u n d e r co v e r man Sales to University Staff avai bor- ;20 years ago. The z.al to where enterprise is definitely THE CONSTANT IMAGE, would . in a sense, indeed be • ' J~ ' j' '1 M-=-===. tJ" 29, Wednesday, Mar~h 30, 9 tr.de - lind to surviye - is still free. almost wholly untrammeled Davenport flattering - and funny. Hong Kong's most significant by govetnmental dictates. THE LINCOLN LORDS, At this point I would like to General Public ticket sales motiy.tion. But the end to aU f8 The political sense of the Chin· • Hawley correct some pOssibly mislead • • "fl" a.m. Reserved Seats Admission, this is mueh too real to be com· ese in Hong Kong is remarkable. ing inaccuracies and some defin ~ . I pl ....ly ruled out. TWO WEEKS IN ANOTHER $2.00. No nationalist fervor burns TOWN, SIIaw ite misquotes: As I recall, I said The basic ingredients for its among the inhabitants. They are that I had come to "discuss." TICKET DISTRIBUTION IOWA torn by no political ties. and the DEAR AND GLORIOUS not congratulate (on), the "liter great industrial growth are there PHYSICIAN, CIIclw.1I TELEPHONE EXTENSION - capital and managerial talent, large bulk of Chinese who live ary triumph." Perhaps I was be and work there remain for the THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE, ing facetious. but certalnly not and an inexhaustible supply of West skilled and unskilled manpower. compelling reason that they sarcastic or threatening. I gave want to be there. POOR NO MORE, Ruaric my name Friday and again at Three great essentials are lack ALL THE DAY LONG, Spring ing - land. water. and raw rna· Although living conditions are the pep rally Sunday night. I '>- terials. The housing situation. de extremely poor, the Chl""e NON·FICTION gave no address. correct or - plorable in no small way. is in Hong Kong do not want to MAY THIS HOUSE BE SAFE otherwise. largely composed of warren·type become citizens of Red ·Chlna. FROM TIGERS, King My choosing to publicly ex· and makeshift constructions. When asked whether China will FOLK MEDICINE, Jlrvls press my own uncertainty re During World War II. Japan _ day reclaim the colony for ACT ONE: AN AUTOBIO· garding the judiciousness and ef captured Hong Kong from which its own, they would reply h; the GRAPHY, Hart fectiveness of the boycott is 'not it expelled a million Chinese who aHirmatiYe. But they contend a plot meant to disparage the MY WICKED, WICKED pickets or their values. For had to seek new homes on the the day lies in the vague fllture. WAYS, Flynn maInland. Since British rule reo Many observers believe that whatever it may be worth. I THE ENEMY WITHIN, congratulate the picketing stud turned in 1947. Hong Kong bas Red China, at some unexpected Kennedy Good Listening .. been receiving thousands upon moment and at its own particular ents on their initiative and University Bulletin Board , THE STATUS SEEKERS, energy - but also, to call tor I thousands of Chinese refugees fancy, would take Hong Kong Packard v.... ntt,. Ball.U •••ar •••tI." ...... " •• 1..... t n. Dati, I."•• em... from the mainland. without waiting for an excuse. discretion and careful considera· ...... 1 O'.... I_u ... C ••'.r, II, .M•• f tb. d., HI.n ,abU_tie•• T • .,. THE JOY OF MUSIC, tloh. Stuart Chase says it bet .... H'".. ••• ...... , ...... 111 •••• 1&bo .rpabaU•••• Iq Today On WSU I There is much illegal infiltra· There is a pessimistic view which J.~"'be" Puel, -.Iol f...... oro ••, .lIrlbl. f.r tIU ..otl ... Bernstein ter in his book, The Proper tion going on between Red China hangs over Hong Kong that no· QUEEN MARY, Pope.H.n. MAGIC. SCIENCE AND RE· and KSUI-FM. themselves and free Hong Kong and the thing. including the mighty Sev Study of Mankind (}956 ed'): STUDENTS MAY now enroll for TilE DAILY IOW~N EDITOR for the wsm nessy "Harping on conflict and injust Readinll Improvement Classes whiCh term May 16. 1960. thrOUgh May 15, LIGION : The Human Min~ in' combined, present a binaural British immigration authorities enlh Fleet. could deter the Reds will begin Monday. April 4. and will 1961. will be choilen by the Board of Action was the topic or a Science there are kept busy on a round :rom taking it. GRANT MOVES SOUTH, ice can be harmful too. The right conUnue through May 13. Classes wllJ Trustees of Stull4nt Publications. Inc .• version of the Pulitzer Prlze·wm· Catton meet Mon.-Thurs. at 11 :30. 1:30. 2:30. April 13. 1960. Applications lor the and Religion Series talk deliver to protest injustice must be main and 4:30. Clas. lists ere posted outside poslUon must be filed "t the School of the-clock operation. The infiltra· "All they are waiting for." said ed at SUI on March 3. by Dr. ning play. "J. B.. .. by Archibald tion, sometimes a trickle. other an American in Hong Kong. "is THE LAW AND THE tained. but to indict a whole 38 OAT. Students may register by Journ.U,an omc •. Room 205 Com PROFITS, ParicinsOn region (or economic institution) slining class rellster. munlcatlon. Centu. berore 5 p.m. W. F. Albright, Professor Emer· MacLeish. Members of the origin· times a stream, sometimes in for the British to go on and liujsh Wednesday. April 8. Details relArdlne for injustice, day In and day out, IOWA NURSES A8S00lATION will appllc.UoD procedure are available at itus. Johns Hopkins University. al cast. Raymond Massey. James broad daylight. other times duro what they've started her~, ' Once meel Thursday, March 31, at 7:30 p.m. that office. Holder of degrees from morc is to challenge retaliation. Every in the Dining Room at University Daly and others. have recorded sensible observer sees that the Hoapltal •. Dr. Harold Mulford. Direct APPIJCATION8 for under.,.aduate than a dozen distinguished aca· the play much as they roigJi CommUnists' campaign to raise or 01 the AlcohoUsm Studies Proll",m scholarship • • re available- in the Of demic institutions here and at Sill, will review the Clndlngs of fice of Stud.nt AffaIr. bel\nJlln. actually have performed it fa a black rebellion in the South is tlte Atudle. his (rOup has carried out Mareh I. Any interested .Iudenla in abroad, Dr. Albright has pub a perfect formula for putting the In Iowa. the scholarship procram should lished and lectured on archaeo· a theatre. It' is. therefore. ~ contec! Charles Mason. coordinator. clock back to carpetbagging ' MATHEMATICS COLLOQUllJM will Student ald. for an appllcaUon. Jun. logical. biblical and historical fi rst recorded play to ulJlite ~ days. Fewer realize that haI"p meet ThuJ"8(\ay. March 31. in 311 PB 1 will be the dead line for completed subjects. There have been many three· dimensional aspect 01' at 4 p.m. Prof. Pierre Samuel of the applications. About 2110 scholar.hlp. requests for his talk earlier this '''' I TUESDAY, MARCH 2', 1;'10 I... CIty, .... ing on 'incidents' like the trial University of Clermonl. ""ance will are available. To be eJllible for the stereo giving lJstening audleaeel of the Scottsboro boys (or the speak on. "Convexity Methods in Al .cholorshlps. tbe candidate must month to be presented on WSUI. .ebralc Geometry." meet the academic reQuirement 01 II sense of "pre ence." In order rll. Dolly 10lDGft .. tDtiteen .. "'It eel ", .."".,. .." .. ,0CIIPnIJd,,,, I bodtd of f'0fI "uda .,.""...... suspension of the students) has 2.5 or 3.0 depeajdlnc uPon the achol This will be done tonight at 8 JIll __ body and fOlit faculty IrUIIM appofr!Ud by ,II. ~ of eM UniOflrtlly. Till l>ddf 10lDM·' a similar, if less violent, effect. ALPHA LAMBDA DI!LTA pledging arshll!. and .how evidence of need. p.m. to appreciate the ~ will be Tuesday and Wednesday at IIUtorW policy, tJa.lfon. .. not 4111 IIIF.-on of SUI ~ policy or o"wo... In .. ptIfffcuW, One oC the stupidest things to do .:30 P.m. In Old Capitol. Freshman UNIVI!RSITY COOPERATIVE BABY. VERSE. THEATRE AND fully. both AM and FM radiOS to send 8&1tators from (or boy· women mila! have e 3.5 ,radepolnt is excludln. physical education. Those SITTING LEAGU~ book will be In the STEREO will a\l be combined must be employed and caretJ MEMBER DAILY IOWAN BDITOIUAL ST,UP caUons Center II open from • a.m. , charll. of Mrs. Cyr from Mar. 23- to ~ p.m. Monday thro\llh. J"rlday women bellevlnl they are qualified Apr. 4. Phone 4559 for a sitter or In· o n Thursday at 8 p.m. when attention must be given to the AUDIT BUREAU Editor ...... lIon Weber and from 8 to 10 l .rn. on Salurday. but who have not received an Invita formation betore noon or arter 4 p.m. placement of the receivers CIII OF Mar.alllli Edllor ...... Ben Blackstock Make-good ",mce on mlued paper. tion should contact Mis. Helen Reich Taelda,. Mueb :!9. 1000 News Editor ...... Mlck Holme. I. not possible. but every effort will Al pha Mau Mau at the Olllce of Student Aflalrs or' either side and in front of listtll" CIRCULATIONS Judy Cleveland. president. LMUay BOUaS, MOIIdq-l"rIdq, 8:00 Mornlnr Chapel Editorial A.. ·t .. . Geo. H. WlllJams Jr. be made to correct errors with the ' :If) a.m.-I •.m.: Saturday, ' :30 a.III._ 8:15 New. ers. For any who cannot make City Editor ...... lIay Burdi.ck next Issue. To the IcIItw: 10 p .M.; Sund.y. 1:30 p .m.·2 • .m. Serv 8:30 Religion In Human Culture Sports Editor ...... ,Don Forsythe SCHOOL IITUDY COUNCIL will lee delk.: Monday-Thursdq, • a.m.- 9:15 Mornlnr Music the essential arrangemenli. SIll" , Published dally except Sunday and Soclely Editor ...... Anne Womer MEMBER 01 the ASSOCIATED paEls I was dismayed to read that meet Thursday. March 31 at 7:30 p.m. 10 r..m.; FI1d.y and Saturd.y, ....n .• 8:30 Bookshelf dlo E in the Engineering Build f • Chlef Photo&rapher ., .. ... Tom Ho!ler at the Central Junior Hlllh School. Mr. !lun~.y. I).m.-D Monday and 110,.1 hOlld':5,. by Stu- a p.m.: a p.m. ReaerYI 9:65 The AlISOClated Pre.. II .ntltled ex- neither Kaplan nor Brockman In Goplerud and Mr. Bleeker will dlscu,s News ing will be prepared to acCO!JlO" dent Publications. Inc. I ommuntca .. elusively to the \lie for republication De.k: Regular hours plus Friday. Sat 10 :00 Music tlons Cente.r, Iowa City. Iowa. En- all thJ. tended to protest the election. In the division lor the two junior hleh urday. and Sunday. 7 p.m.-JO p.m. 1I:00 Friends of Other Lands date as many 9S 200 auditors. DAlI,Y IOWAN ADVERTI8ING STAFF of the local new'. prinleally Iowan by 7:30 a.m. The Dally Ism; sar~ . 8chlnd.ler, A4 Prof. L. Wedn ...... ~ at 4;30 p.nl. In the Lounae dayo, Wedoe"'a,. .nd M 9:'5 News Final three montha, f3.25. lowln circulaUon ofllc. in Comm.!:'hl- '""*n A.. Van le.. Colle .. of h ueelloll. ..., .... .11 N. YIft ..... of ~ CammunlcaUbnB Center...... : .. and '1. D.• · 10:00 SIGN on at 12:311 p.m . , , At White House Conferenc_ 10U'1I C;tY'$ F...Inoft Stofe "Jewelers for the Marc Connelly Sweethearts of the Campus" I iar with ~outhern problems" . dear drake, white is white Prof Conducting Workshop Will Address «rong is wrong .•. the ~ Skilled workmanship in our By OAROLO POWERS ec:onomy'! At t. Elizabetb's Hospital, he E lannU; f WIFE'S' KNT1UK1rKON' , .. • nWSUI . , ., WSUI and KSUI·FM, themselves , ' o!t combined. present a binaural version of the Pulitzer Prize-win· ning play. "J. B .... by Archibald MacLeish, M embers of the origin· al cast. Raymond Massey, James Daly and others, have recorded the play much as they migli actually have performed it ill a theatre. It ' is. therefore. t\JJ! first recorded play to utilife t\JJ! • three . dimensional aspect 0 ~ stereo giving listening audieaeel D sense of " pre~ence." In - to appreciate the pe~ fully. both AM and FM r~ must be employed and ciiteIJj attention must be given to tile placement of the receivers on , either side and in front of - Everybody Says So! Some pcople think women aren't much the famil y budget a new lease on life. And you or miles from every gallon of regular; a fully .. , ers. For any who cannot make intcrested in cars (they're mostly men! ,. know something?- he s 100% right. unitized, rust-proofed body; an alternator lhe essential arrangements •. ~ , dlo E in the Engineering BUJN But if yo r wife Sees and drives Valiant just Valiant doe ride well. Torsion-Aire suspension electrical Iy.tem that makes your battery lut ing will be prepared to aCCOJllO' once, then says it's the car for you-don't be soaks up rough-road gulf before it can get to lonser; a price that makes everybody happy. date as many 85 200 auditors. alarmed. The gah have a way of knowing. you. There's room in ide for a well-fed family Thursday at 8 p.m. So if you usually have to twist her arm a little She knows she'll look good in Valiant, ridc wcll of six, plus a vacation-sizcd (25 cu. ft.) trunk, when you go to see a new car, you can relax IMMEDIATE PROSPECTS: Al· in it, have lots of room inside and trunkside. As far as the economy angle'. concerned, at your Plymouth-Valiant dealer's. Valiant though WSUI will be unable.~ Free Dependable She's absolutely certain that Valiant will give V~iant has an inclined engine that gets a slew does it for you, Just call it intuition. broadcast the concerts bY "'" Minneapolis Symphony {)rclIII' Pickup & Delivery Dry Cleaning tra, it is anticipated that 1/1 ! \lOrtunity will be provided J" :: listeners to hear the voI~!! WE ARE THE ME...~ \~HO SELL Valian t' 'I recently resigned Music ~'- ' _.,~ Another musical director!.~ . , " conductor or the Wayland ~ I DICKERSON·ELLIS MOTOR CO. '. Band. debuts on CUE, SllUIV"/ Is tlie Place to take Your Clothesl 325 E. MARKET STREET ~ at 12:39 p.m. ' ______------:-----:-~~~;;...-Tune In the Steve Allen Plymouth Show, Monday nigh" on NBC-TV I ' ...· 4-TtfE Darty IOWAN-Iowa eity, f ••-Tu.MfIV; Mi'rel1 '2t, na Nea One Million ~------~------. Qklahoma Wins, Hawk~yes 4th Exhibition Baseball Orioles Create' Cuban Furor I , Orioles 2, Reds 1 Phillies 2, Reds 1 In NCAA Wrestling Finals 'MIAMI, Fia. IA'I - In an exhi CLEARWATER, Fla. (A'! - Bobby By Cancelling Havana Series I Single bition marked by mid·season Del Greco's ninth-inning single Iowa's wrestling team failed to nered third-place finishes while pitching on both sides, the Balti scored Fred Hopke with the win MIAMI , Fla. (A'! - The delicate partment had not been 8P111'OIQ. fEdlt.,O, Nlte: Canfree e..lle •• day ning rUJl Monday and the Phil a dill" "em .1 e.ardree an, ...,.. produce a tillist in lhe NCAA Trapp won the 177-pound croWD. more Orioles edged the Cincin relations between the Unlted States ed on the matter. It', one rUGU or the pOll,,·.r fl ••• wrestling championships at College Oklahoma repeated as the team nati Redlegs, 2-1 in 10 innings Mon· delphia Phillies defeated the Cin "We would have no obJeciila,' t .t ,had.nt. maul.cu. TblJ su.••• cinnati Reds 2·1 in an exhibiUon and Cuba were further strained hl • two ,lrI. serlu on tam,,,. Park, Md., last weekend but fin champion in the national meet win day night. the spokesman said. "In fact,,, . ~ "u"'ll.e. 1.lk. low 1-0IDe t: e Monday by cancellation of an ex ished fourth for the second straight ning three of the ten individual After the Reds took the lead in bascball gamc. department probably would .. Sll41t of wbat', happened .Iaee J.~ Hopke startcd the rally with a , Cenere traded bl b••• ,. f.r a baby year with 32 points. championships for 59 points. Iown the 10lh with a run on rookie Elio hibition baseball series in Havana. with some fa vor on our boys Pit bUllY. State fini shed second for the sec Chacon's double and Eadie Kasko's scratch single off relief pitcher Cuban sports writers were up ing there. After all, halC the SIt. Sherw~n Thorson, sophomore Ted Wieand, and moved to third atol's (Washington Senators) II By G_ K. HOD ENFIELD heavyweight from Fort Dodge ond straight season with 40 points, ingle, the Orioles came back to In arms over the decision by Lee AP Education Writer Wyoming copped third with 36 fol clip reliever Bill Henry for two on Pancho Herrera's single. Cubans." and a rogular guard on the foot· The Phils collecled only five MacPhail, president of the Balti The semioHlcI.1 fOV .... b.II toam lalt yoor. missed the lowed by Iowa (32), Oklahoma ru!!s. I An unmarried college student hits off the two Redlcg hurlers. more Orioles, not to go through organ in Cuba, Revoluei .., ~ heavyweight title by a 3·1 de State 129), Lock Haven of Penn- Cinclnnatl . 000 000 000 1- 1 4 0 may one day be as rare on the I n' '25) P Stt (23 ) Baltimo re ,., ... 0000000002- 2 9 I The first two, in the third, ac with a three-game series against ed MacPhail "public enemy N!, sy va ia , , enn a e ' Nuxhali, Henry 191 and Baile y; cision to Oklahoma's Dale Lewis_ counted for their other run. Joe 1 of Cuban bl50blll." The ".. campus as a raccoon coat or hip Pittsburgh 1211 and Northwestern Coleman. Anderoon 171 nnrl 'l'rlpnd os , the Cincinnati Reds, scheduled to Other Hawkeye place winners 120) . Ginlber, 16). W - Anderson, L - Koppe doubled and scored on Tony dent·owner of the HlvlII. " pocket flask. - Henry . open in the Cuban capital Mon . were John Kelly, who copped third Coach Dave McCuskey's squad, CUITY'S single. in the International L.IIUI, .. • In the 15 years since the end of in the 130-pound division, and Gor Cincinnati . ... 000 100 000- t 7 I day night. Maduro. said there WII "nt ;.. second best in the Big Ten meet, O~I World War II, lhe number oC mar· Philadelphia .. 000 001 - 2 5 0 The series was re-set for Mi· tification" for the B.ltinw'lI don Trapp, Iowa senior who finish· finished far ahead of other con Richards. W\f'and (8) and Dotterer: tied students ha jumped from BlI~h.rC\t. Short IBI • .,d Oulrymple, W a ed fourth in the 191-pound class. ference teams. The Hawkeyes also Long's Shot ,Put ami, at the prerogative of the host tion. Sho rt. L Wieand. Baltimore team, MasPhail said here Mooday, , few thousand to nearly a million. SPECIAL Trapp fell one notch after taking captured fourth place in NCAA third last year. To Be Submitted In New York, Commissioner have no comment to make .. A.ssuming continued prosperity, meets in 1954 , '56 and '59. In 1955 Ford Frick said neither he nor it. We just did what we In this year's Big Ten cham they finished sixth and in 1958 they A's 4, Tigers 1 IhcIiI most educators think the number NOON· LUNCHES the State Department got into the best for the club. Ten or 11 )Ib,. will continue to rise_ pionships, Thorson and Kelly gar- were fifth best. As World Record WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (A'! act. ' ers didn 't want to go to Cuba. Campus marriages are 10 rela· Kansas City's Ray Herbert con "It was Baltimore's decision as we could have gotten up a SC!UI4 LOS ANGELES IA'I - Dallas •. tively new, no one kMWS fvr lure tinued his sensational spring home team, to play where they to make the trip." Long's gargantuan shot put oC 64- just how many there really aro. DINNER SPECIALS pitching Monday by shutting out "It Gabe Paul, general manager II Hawkeyes' Gutler Places· wish," Frick said. was strictly "Even the U.S _ Census Bureau, feet-6y" inches, the first in his Detroit for seven innings in a 4-1 the Cincinnati team which bas I Different Eac.h Night MacPhail's decision. My office had • which counts everything that tory over 64 feet, will be submitted victory. nothing to do with it." working agreement with Hav .. Herbert has not been scored on acknowledged that he was _ "moves and a lot of things that as a world record, AAU officials In Washingtoll, a spokesman for ':don't, has made only on. sampl. ORDERS TO GO ' Twice in -NCAA Swimming in 18 innings of Grapefruit Leaguc the State Department said the de- pointed. f said Monday. competition and has yielded only survey. SERVING NIGHTLY 'TIL 11 :30 P.M. Southern California won the Na yard backstroke. USC's Bittick set The county department oC weights nine hits. His performance Mon .t~ That survey, taken in the fall tional Collegiate swimming cham· NCAA. American and meet records and measures put the metal ball day marked the first lime a Kan Meet your friends 'jf 1958, indicated that 30 per cent pionships at Dallas, Tex., in a in both these events with a :54.4 on its scales and found it to be sas City pitcher has gone as far ~r the men and 20 per cent of the clocking in the LOO and a 2:00.1 in as seven innings this spring. at the Annex. Raintow Ca~ 'tomen attending college were mar one ounce over the required 16 three-day meet that ended Satur· the 200. Howard Reed pitched the final • J.ied . This doesn't really prove pounds. AAU Secretary Lee Han • Home Cooking "WHERE FRIENDS MEET" day. Thirteen records were set ill Troy spcd to a 1:57.8 record in two innings and yielded the lone Beer just naturally ,. ¢.:tueh, however, because it in- th , 14 swimming events, two the 200-yard butterfly and a : 53.1 sen said all other conditions ap Detr6it run in the eighth. tastes better at Daily Specials l'!~ud e part-time and graduate PHONE 9017 115 IOWA AVE. Detroit .. .. , ...... 000 000 010- I 6 0 • ~ tud e nts, many of whom had their apiece by Indiana's sophomore record in the 100·yard butterfly. peared to be satisfactory. Kansas City .. ...020 002 00x- 4 6 1 sensation Mike Troy and Southern He also swam a leg on the Long, 2OO·pound, 19·year·old Foytack. Mossl (61 and Witucki; Her 'Doc' Connell'sl Snacks " egree before getting married. 'r!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ bert. Reed 18 1 and Folie •. II' - Herbert. • Hoosiers' winning 400·yard medley sophomore at Southern California, L - Fay tack. 1 ~ 26 Per Cent at SUI Cal's Charles Bittick. relay tcam. Home run - Kansas City. Throne- or Dinners , got off the throw at a meet Sat berry. , .: Th e best guess. and that's all it The Trojans won the meet on Ohio State's Sam Hall, a disap· Where Friend, Meet 10 FA the strength of seven Iirst places, urday with the ·Los Angeles Strid The Annex , is that married students rep. MOTT DR U G pointment in the Big Ten meet, reo 224 Eu\ C\otd: Sala"":j! esent 10 to 25 per cent of the en an~ wound up with 87 points. Next gained his form and captured both ers. Cards 3, ChiSox 1 26 E. Colleg. IVashln,ton Sl. All D., II , ~ollm e nts of most coeducationa l the one-meter and three-meter div. Dave Davis, a student at San 19 S. DUBUQUE came Michigan, last year's NCAA ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. iA'I ~olleges. Herc at SUI, a typical Joe Cunningham backed Ron Kline ~;;;;;;; ______~ ___iiiiii_iiiij champioDi and this year's Big Ten ing championships. Michigan's Ron Fernando Valley State College jtarge state institution, it's more champs, with 73, followed by in Clark took the 200·yard breast competing {or the Striders, also with three hits and two great run .han 26 per cent - 2,820 out o[ 10, diana with 69. Iowa finished far stroke in 2: 17.6 to set a new meet bettered Parry O'Brien's recog saving catches Monday as the [or ''T89. and NCAA record. Clark broke back in the pack with five points. nized world record of 63-2 a few mer Pittsburgh right-hander be 1 Th is new type student body ha his own record of 2:]9.8 which he came the third straight SL Louis Les Cutler picked up all five minutes before Long stepped into .. t>rought many new problems to Hawkeye points with a third·place set in the preliminaries. pitcher to go nine innings. ;rhe niversity officials. Probably the finish in the 100-yard backstrOke By winning the NCAA swim the circle. Cardinals beat the Cbicago White .)iggest is the question of suitable and a sixth-place finish in the 200- ming championships, USC shatter But Davis' heave of 63·feet-l01k Sox 3-1, for their fiftb successive ~Iousing for student families. ed a 37-year precedent during will not be submitted for consid exhibition victory. ; When my wife and I got mar· eration by the NaUonal AAU, Han which time only M'chigan, Ohio Kline scattered six hits, bul rt ~ ried on this same c.mpus, back in WE CUT YOUR HAIR State and Yale had won NCAA sen said, because his shot was walked four and needed 10 out ~ our pre-World War 11 salad days, THE WAY YOU LIKE IT. titles. In all, eight new NCAA and about two ounces underweight. field putouts, two by Cunningham 1we were strictly on our own in American records were set, twelve which deprived Ted Kluszewski of ~ finding an apartment. The Uni· Jefferson Barber Shop meet records fell, one NCAA and No Settlement Made Yet extra· base bits and the White Sox ~ versity Housing Service offered meet record was tied, and one Hotel Jefferson Phone 5665 of runs. ,no help. American citizens' record was set. On Ingo-Floyd Fight Chic_eo .. " .... 000 010 ()!)Q- t 6 1 St. LouIs ...... 101 100 OOx- 3 8 I i. Today the University is building Striker, McBride 151, Arias (BI and JfIarried student apartment houses GOTEBORG, Sweden IA'I - Ed· Brown; Kline and H. Smith. W win Ahlquist, advisor to world Kline. L - Striker. Imost as fast as it can find the heavyweight champion Ingemar • #loney, Now under construction re 192 two-bedroom apartments, .... always Johansson, said Monday he was SPECIAL! Dodgers 9, Yanks 3 he first of nearly 1,500 to be built Idisappointed that all the problems ith in the next 10 years. the perfect remaining from Ingo' s fight with VERO BEACH, Fla. (A'! - The AT OUR SELF-SERVE WINDOW Floyd Patterson last June had not Los An geles Dodgers roughed up 696 Barracks • companion~. .. BIG, JUICY yet been settled. right-handel' Bob Turl6J and dc- The University now rents out 696 Johansson and Ahlquist contin- feated the New York Yankees .arracks·(ype apartments, rather 1 ~,.J y, .... I ued discussions tocl~y.. with Tnomas Moodn, 0-3., 'furley gave· up ted ~a s ti1y constructed in 1947. and 28 Bolan, treasurer of Feature Sports hi ts in six innings, including home ~ne -bedroom and efficiency aparl- Inc.. after agreeing Sunday to a runs by Gil Hodges and Charley ents built a few years later. HAMBURGER 19c return bout in New York under Smith, rookie shortstop. Prices range from $62.50 to $75. the new promotion firm. Smith 's was an inside-the-park y contrast, Janet and I paid $20 "TRAVELER' , "There are detailS tn the return circuit with two on in the second in· month for a furnlshed two- Also contract and especially in the ac- ning. Hodges stroked his with the • toom-and-bath apartment in a pri- counts for the first fight where we bases empty in the fOurth. Three ate home a few blocks trom the EAU DE Cheeseburgers ...... are not sure we will get oUr fair of the Dodger runs were unearn· ampus. It rents today for $65. share," Ahlquist said. !'But I am ed, the Yankee fielders making tt. Those who can't get University Tenderloins ...... '.' ...... sure we will soon iron out these Ulrec errors. Turley now has giv- -r.0using find apartments in LANVIN details with Mr . Bolan ." en up 20 hits and 1.6 runs in 17 in· a :town, or commute from nearby Cheez what grouchl ~ommunitie$, some as far as 26 Chili -----,,1- llings and has an 0-2 record. ARPEGE 2.50· MY SIN 2_00· HOWARD FINED Johnny Podres worked seven ",ne, OWlY. VERO BEACH , Fla. liI'I - Frank strong innings for the winners, He won't even share his I One thing hasn't changed with 15¢ fie years: it's still hard for mar French Fries Howard, the Los Angeles Dodgers' yielding six hits. CONT.I'h ozs. tlied students with children to find $108,000 bonus rookie from Ohio New York .... 000 010 110- 3 7 3 ' 20, Los Ancel.. . 030 113 10x- 9 12 I McDonald's pure beef ifPartments in private homes. Malts ..... State University, was fined Mon· 'furley. Bronstad 17) and Howard: r------TO ORDER BY &fAIL USE THIS COUPON - ~--- , d f f '1' t h t Pod res, Roebuck 181 and Roseboro, N. l Get Brush·off ay or al lOgOS ow up a a Sherry 17 1. W _ Padres. L _ Turle)'. I "TRAVELER" STORE NAME I Coffee, Hot Chocolate practice game. Home runs - Lo. Ange)es, Smith, hamburger! ; The year after we were mar I:AU DE Q.... ADDRESS I ~d, Janet and I pounded many 3 I LANVIN General r,:'anager Buzzie Bavasi H~od~g~es~.-::- ______--...: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ said the amount of the fine wlIl looking for a bigger 'Name I and Cold Drinks ...... 10& 15¢ When the landlord saw depend on the big slugger's be Janet was expecting a baby, I ARPEGE Address I havior the rest of the spring. I U .SQ I were given a fast brush-off. Howard was scheduled to play finally reached a point where I City Zone Slate I in a Montreal-Spokane game at ( MY SIN , BIG 'TEN INN fl.OO Charge 0 Check 0 Cash 0 C. O. D. [j the Dodger camp while the varsi L______~------~ 513 So. Riverside DriVe ty club played at West Palm Beach Sunday, but he didn 't show up. Do Your Laundry While You HOU 10 South ~~ Shop Hy-Yee BREMERS~ -. ~ Dubuque St. -m.DJOHr Iowa City', Fine,' II'"~ . pRY ClEANING 24 Hour Coin ost In ~ t ", ."a..... all Laundry unsiqgw-ear ~~ he . 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Show .t 1 :»-3:25·5:25 . 7:20-':25 'L.st Fe.ture' ':35 pm RE FOR Q. " to read their names in the paper • Genuine Italian Pizza Try Our or to blast off in general. I was satisfied with the election results. • 14 Varieties in 12" & 14" Sizes A good balance of Greeks and In Clean and dependents got in, and there is a e free Delivery Picket Harasser balance between liberalism and conservatism. A lot of those elect on .11 ordors over $30'5 Wear Archie Chapman of Oakeltle, blows buner to w.... a prote.t ..ein.t depertmont store. in "'. ed have good ideas and they hara" pe"in, picket. durI", protost .t.. ed South thet hev. botn In"h,.d In luneh-CAlUnt.r should get a lot done. It is a good • D;015835 Satunt.y in front of Wool~ end K,..... Pin. Service dl.crlminatltn Incl""'. thing Kaplan didn't get elected Les Seh_lIoch, A3, Roslyn .' . .nd·Ten store•. Th. plck ...rs, some 70 ,tront, -Dally I.w.... photo by John Hardy as SUI would not accept the Height., N.Y.: "[ am disgusted ..!)owa changes he wanted right away." with life in general; the world's • Cit" ~ ~ne6.l /Jizza ladies' Coats Protest ~outhern Segregation- future ; and the problems or man WHkd.YI 4 - 12 •• m. kind. FOr example - there is the WHkend. 4, 1 a.m. ever present cold war situation as • Only 55; highlighted by the meetings be- (Till. I. a elun only service) 90 Picket Local Fir";s' resultstween theof suchleading meetings powers lead. Past to I:-=;.:======~ a Pessimistic attitude. ROTC is another ramification. It shows the SPECIAL SHOWING KELLEY CLEANERS At Woolworth's, however, Alice Woolworth's integration," By DOROTHY COLLIN present stress on the military and tiBome Dr the Sblrt tb •• Smiles" Radosh, Al, 325 S. Dubuque. one Gerald E! Corcoan, manager 01 A"lstant City Editor sciences leading to lack of interest 120 So. Gilbert St. of the organ¥crs of the picket, sald Woolworth's, said he didn't trunk MARCH 29 Through APRIL S in the arts. Also because of the A 12 or 13-year-old boy complete the police were very cooperative, the picket lines hurt business. world situation, everyone figures stopping any trouble before it Harry S. Wolf, manager of with black leather jacket, blue what the individual does is unim jeans, sideburns and bean-shooter; started. Krege's, said "Ibusiness as usual" HALL LLOYD THE WORK · during the demonstration. He de· portant - no one seems to care. curious passers.by; (photographers; The demonstrators carried signs J.mes Lloyd, 142, N.wton: "I Besides that I am disgusted he OF Students: and 90 persons picketing Wool protesting segregation and ex· c1ined to say whether or not the 11m disgusted about the campus picket.. was serving any purpose. Clluse my car burns up too much worth's and Kresge's were part of pressing sympathy for Negroes in elections. We have nothing but gas. [ am waiting eagerly for the S.U.I. WRITERS Your fine watch is "It's their show," he said. "Let the Saturday demonstration pro· the South. Some oC the pickets political heads with very little annual spring gas war. Tests at AT important to you, "'~';JiiI" testing segregation at lunch count them handle it." so entrust it to our ., said, "We stand so that others may power. What comes first power night are bad too. You can't study ers in these stores in the South. sit," "Let's Help our Southern Ron Radosh, G, 325 S. Dubuque, expert ~atch reo one of the organizers, said the or interest? I am also awfully dis afterwards so the whole evening Called a frontal attack on segrge Brothers." and "This Chain is un pair servICe. picket was effective in making gusted with Iowa City about street is shot. The only thing you can do THE PAPER PLACE gation by a law student who par· fair to Soutbern Negroes." . maintenance. There are chuck is go drink some lousy watered 130 SO. CLINTON ST. ••• where work ticipated in it, the two-hour picket more people aware of the situa Immediate Attention For Speciol Oram Curious townspeople stopped, tion in the South. He said a wo holes in the streets. and the streets down beer. Also the police in town was quiet and orderly except for II guaranteed looked and then continued about man employe of Kresge's called are never cleared of snow. When don't bother about 'semis" speed occasional heckling from grade their business. Many weren't they are, the snow is dumped in ing through town, but let some school boys who threw snowballs, him and said the picket had made aware of what was gOing on since her wake up, and that she had high drifts in such out of the way one be over-parked for 30 seconds BROWSE Till MIDNIGHT got in the picket line with a sign the demonstrators could not hand talked to ' others in the store includ· places as the library. Another iso i~~~©[kuW reading "Pickets unfair to Iowa out leaflets due to a city ordinance lated place - the Union - always and wham he has a ticket." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ City," and took direct aim at tl\e ing the manager about the prob· that they register ~ive days in ad· lem of segregation in the South. seems to be cleared last. I Would picketers witll bean-shooters. vance of the distribution. ' Students should have a vital like to know wh.at happens to . all Democratic Groups Set ~~,r, r:::;i~ Joel Silbey, G, Iowa City, said The picket lasted from 11 a.m. concern with this problem, Radosh the money the city gets from tick· oller One Third of a Century he had ,been spat upon twice during to 1 p.m. Toward the end the group said. "It is a crisis fbr democ ets given to students. Why isn't Mock Political Rally the two hours and that when he was encouraged by one of the lead more of it applied to doing some 20S E. Washington Dial 3975 racy." He said there were no defi told police of the heckling, t/ley ers who ,ept saying "You're do nite plans for a repeat demonstra thing about the streets?" A mock political rally, sponsor t said it was none of their business. ing fine. Just five more minutes." ed by the Johnson County Demo tion at the present time. The'group At Woolworth's {our little boys, is trying to find some way of cratic Women's Club and the SUI "IOWA'S BIGGEST ANTIQUES EVENT" two of them white, two oC them setting .uP an all-campus fund to James *Ellis, *G, Oberlin,* Ohio: Young Democrats, will be held to Negro, approached and asked help pay for scholarships for those "The falsity of SUI women dis night at 7:30 at The Mayflower. It CEDAR RAPIDS .~ :.. "What's for sale?" At one point the students e!CpClled from Southern gusts me. They are covered with is open to the public. excitement confused Mrs. Radosh's universities because of their par make-up and when that comes off i~i~ii!~~!!~~=~ tongue and she said, "Help stop ticipation in the 'tslt-downs." there isn't anything there anyway. ANTIQUE SHOW Inside they are empty so maybe Veteran's Memorial Coli.eum Armory they think they have to cover up Gets Years 'or ~ Writing on the outside. I would also like HOME FURNISHINGS LIKE NEW 7 . . . to know who dcsigned the side MARCH 31 - APRIL 1, 2,3 walks six inches lower than the Daily 11:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. surrounding ground so that aU the (Sunday 11:00 A.M. to the 6:00 P_M. Closing) Bad Check in ': Iowa ,City land runs down on the walks. It t. Get 'an early atart on .prins II! ~DMISSION: 60c Inc. T.x - EVERTHING FOR SALEI Donald Gene Scott, 29, LeClalre, with giving the A & P grocery seems someone is trying to run muddy water all over town. WSUl having all your rugs, ~"., ~======~ Monday was sentenced to seven store a bad check for $53 and pass- years in the Men's Refonnatory ing a bogus check for $134 for a drap.s, curtains and upholitwy at Anamosa on a charge of pass- gun bought at 'the John Wilson McDona Id's AII American Meal ing bogus checks in Iowa City. Sporting.Goods store, Scott was IN BY 9:00 A.M. thoroughly cl.aned for the 11ft - Scott was convicted of casrung a prosecuted only on the $274 bad leason. Our work II lluara ..... 45 bogus check for $274.89 on March check charge. OUT BY 4:00 P.M. Hambu-en - all beef _ '5c 5 at the Singer Sewing Machine Assistant County Attorney Ed- to your satisfadion, and iI cIoM Triple Thick•• Milk Shake. _ 20c Com pany h ere. ward L. ' O'Connor credited ef- by trained experts only. YOCI wi Golden Brown Idoho French FrJ" _ lOc Pollce testimony in the !nCor- Cicient police action for the quick Finanoially, that is! If you lind mation against Scott also charged arrest oC Scott and with complete be pleased witft our natlottflr FREE DELIVERY on pureh ... of$20rmor. recovery of merchandise Scott ob- yourself in a predicament where saving seems next to impossible. advertised Sta-Nu proc... DIAL ll46 =kwi~\=~/WO other bad tained. you'd be wise to get a head start ,M D , .. I f The information charged him O'ConnQr credited J 0 h ns 0 n County Deputy Sheriff Don Wilson on the future with 8 guaranteed ' with spotting Scott carrying a sew· savings plan-one with protec· tion features, too! 3 SUlowat;'ls Charged ing macrune and gun to his car e ana1 dS and reporting it to ·,the police. Beginning your life Insurance Co~ts You Nothing Extra . h h With Disorderly Conduct Police arrested Scott and rus program now gives you the ad· the drive-in with t • arc 81 brother-in-law, fumeis E, Hansen, "Aero.. from P•• rson~" vantaae of lower premiums. We'lI Five youUls, tllree of them 2t, also of LeClaire, as the two be glad to talk with you about 8 On the ~: :::" Airport SUIowans, were arrested in three were pulling out of their parking variev. of plans from which you OPEN TILL 11:. P.M. separate incidents over the week· place near Iowa Avenue and can choose. Your plan can be OPEN TILL 11:10 P.M. ON FRIDAY & SATURDAY end and charged with dlsorderly Dubuqu'e Street. S~irts and Dry tailored to your individual needs. ~~~~!!!!'!!!!'!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!'!!!!'!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!'!!~!!'!!!!!~~~~~~ conduct. Similar oharges agalnst Hansen Francis J . Maher, At, CarroU were dismissed in Police Court Cleanin~ LAWRENCE T. WADE was fined $10 and costs in Iowa following the arrest of the pair. Gentral A,e.t City Police Court Monday after Scott also admlttecl stealing an Savin,. and LoaD Bid,. being found guilty of the charge by Iowa (license plate to aid his Wash, Dry & Fold DIAL 8-B6;\1 Judge Ansel Chapman. Maher was scheme . and obtaining an Iowa PROVIDENT MUTUAL accused of creating a distoroance drivers lice~ under a ficticious Life Insurance Company In an apartment at 2'l7'h E. Wash; name in Cedar Rapids, police Only 12- per pound of Philadelphia 313 South Dubuque ington St., late Saturday night. ' Said. " ' The charge was dismissed : .~=-.-:..."':-~-----~~~~~~~~~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!~"1 against William C. Ringer, A3, I • Flint, Mich., at the request of the i .. plaintiff, John . Teufel, manager of . Joe and Leo's Cafe. Teufel had ,. accused RInger of hitting him. ._. ---~ Others charged were Charles E. • beautifully cleaned, blocked Mettler, 17; Donald J. Paris, 18, and William M. Smith, AI, Des Moines. They were apprehended • reshaped • racked by police early Sunday momh18 in the 100 block of East College St. e e • cellophane wrapped Metller and Paris were released IT'S SPRING AGAIN. on $15 bond each, and Smith with out bond. 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