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Saturday, fay 12. 1962. Iowa City, la. Regents Meeting' Deals With Faculty ,Changes Blough Praises Tax COUNCIL BLUFFS - One new appointment was made to the pharmacy faculty, four resicnations were accepted and slx changes in appointments and 40 promotions were approved Friday by the Stale Board oC Regents for SUI raculty ------­ * * * * members. * * Denistry, EducalloD, Liberal Arts, • Jo ph G. Cannon, a member of ledicine and Pharmacy. The pro­ the University of WlScon in faculty motions will take effect. July 1. since 1956, was appointed associate LiMr" arts facility 1MfIIMf'S professor In the SUI College of n.med te proh".rshlp w_ Pharmacy. He will beiin his work for FrHorlck P. I.rt"""r, rell· ~elief BuSlnes ·s at Iowa in September. ,ien; HMoid P. Ioc:h ...dt, ,"y. The Regents accepted formally ,hoI.tv; Iluth D,vl., romanco the resignation of Dean Norman B. 1.",u.,H; FrHorlck C. E.... Nelson oC the SUI College of Medi· ",usie; Fred L. FohIlne. Gor· cine. Nelson will become director ",.ni Robort Vlncont H.. , Jr., Winner by a Trunk- Report Very oC medical institutions for Santa ",.tho""tics; Willi.", R. Irwin. Clara County, CaliCo E",lilh; C,,,,III. J. LoV.i., ,.. Re ignation (rom three other ",.n" I."'u.... , and Dororth,. Iowa professors \\oere also oc. Well Received Slterm.n, SpHCh potho'"" oltd cepted; Elephant Hits Victory Trail lud'-I.. ,.. Sey",our .'01/1 0ftCI Carl A. Dallinger, coordinator of John Lach, w.rt 1\1"," profo.· FULLERTON. Calif. mPIl-The the SUI Rh torlc Program, who lOra of ph.rm.cy. P.1I1 ...... , out to be a number available for sors also made it clear they woUld will accept a new po ilion at Illi· first intercolleiiale elephant race rental, ri n d Pacific Ocean Park pennlt use of the elephants only By Industry . ophtholmol ..y, w.s no""d , ".. Anyone was willin/: to admit to nois State Normal University; f.uor In ",.dlclno, loaned one a pink elephant named record was staged Friday in ap­ "Popsy." with complete guidance from tr:l.ln. $1.3 Billion Savings Charles B. PIttinger, acting head New associate professors In li. era. oC ane theslology in the sur Col· propriate disorder on an oat field Dean Ernest A. Becker sald the berol arts Cor next year Include surrounded by goule-eyed spec· latest addliton to the spring tra· That meant that only elephants Could Be Realized lege oC Medicine, who will toke :I Georie E. Brosseau Jr., zoology; used to having riders were allow· new position at Vanderbilt Univer· tator, tudenli and a mas of diUon of pantle raids, telephone By BUliness: Fowler John R. Ferrell, music; Brilln F. cameramen. booth derbies and swallowine gold ed "jockeys." Others w ere led sity, and Geraldine Clewell. De· Glenlster, ieology; Chu·tsing Li, lhrough the loo·yard dash, and a partment oC Home Economics, to What started 8S II Joke with fish slarted with a "non·exlstent HOT SPRINGS, Va. '" - steel· art; Richard Lloyd·Jone , English; Connation ot the "Orll/lie County elephant In a non-existent race." variety of obstacle events. maker Roger M. Blough said Fri· become profes or and chairman of Dee W. NortoD, psychology; Brian hom e economics at Mankato State E I e ph ant Racine Club" The Coast Guard Academy back· Harvard and Cal Tech were join· day the KeMedy Administration's J. O'Brian, physics and astronomy; mushroomed I n to a 1Soelephant ed down when Its entry was ac· ed by elephants represenUni the refonn oC industry's tax writeor£s Kids and Clowns (Minn.) State College. Ira L. Reiss, sociology and antro· Changes in appointment were ap­ championship competition divided e pled. but other schools we r e Universities of Washington, South· is a very Important step toward reo pology; David G. Schaal, speech into three classes. quick to get Into th act - ond em California and Nevada, Santa storation of business confidence Tho SUI clowns attended the .nnull picnic It tho School for $0. proved for: and dramatic art; Elmer A. Scho­ vlroly HlndlclPped Childron Ind livened tho d,y for tho pr.·Khool. Associate Prof. Henry C. De· The Orange County State cam· resultant publicity. Monica City Collllfe - which sent. and betterment o[ Government· ler, men's physical education; J. pus - which handled "2.000 people The elephant race attracted a de­ Ir, ther~. Above, Dick Mont.ith, A3, Jow.II, Plints tho foe. of ono Kock, who has been serving as act· olong its marching band - SaDta busine s rtlatlons. Richard Simon, psychology; IU· Blough, who as chairman of U.S. littlo boy to show hi", how clown. co",. to look th.t way. a.low, ing dean of the SUI College of Edu· at an open house a couple of years luge of newspaper, magazine, radio Ana College, neighboring two·year dred Snider, social work; Norman ago" as ils biggest previous crowd and television representatives who Orange C 0 a s t College, Northrop Steel Corp. was President Ken· Judy M.u.r, hospital aldl, 'Ind clown R.'ph Hillmln, A4, Ess.x, cation during the past year, will E. Williams, 10010gy; Deil S. become as ociate dean oC the Col· - anticipated m 0 r e than 10,000 \\'ere on hand several hours before Ins Ii t ute of Technology, Long nedy's chief antagonist in the steel .nt.rt.in thr.e plcnick.rs - from I.ft: Ricky Smith, Deborlh Lind· Wright, political science; and Rob· spectat.ors for the Dumbo Derby. the tirst event - many to make Beach State, Fullerton Junior Col· price controversy a montb ago, bon, and St.ve Larsen. -Photo by Larry R.poport ert L. Hopkin and Carl W. tucki, It didn't matter that none or the sure th re wos indeed to be an leie. Chapman College, CalIfornia spoke as chairman of th Buslne s POSTHUMOUS DEGREE air science. schools entered, including Harvard elephant race. State Polytechnic of Pomona, Cal· Council - the top·rung organization An SUI coed killed in an April Others promoted to a ociate and Cal Tech. had an eJ\?phant. In Fullerton police were present to Ifornia L u the ran College and ot big businessmen. 16 auto accident will recefve a professorship included Narenda P. Southern Calilornia, there turned guard against any incidents. Spon· Orange State. Blough'. conclllitory wlrdt SUI Student Helps Develop posthumous degree from SUI. The Loomba and Clifford M. Baum. calM .fter a Tre,sury Deport. State Board of Reients Friday ap· b a c k, business administration; . mont 'POIeliman ,.,eI the council proved the degree for Eleanor A. Harold E. Clough and Arne M. Finlafl, Dubuque. th.t ••I,nlfie.nt llber.lliation of Miss FirzlalC was a speech path. Bjorndal, denlstry ; C h a r Ie s E. tho to. wrltooffa will ... 'nued IRevolutionaryl Radio Devices Cooper, education; David P. Ca· Choregi Presents la'. noxt month or In JIlIy, ology major and a senior student rew, pharmacy; and John Clancy, High Official Resigns Post Undersecretary of the Treaaur1 By JOE GEHRINGER Iof that office might be here May 22 in good stand. William E. Connor, Robert D. Picasso, Sifwell Henry H. Fowler lold reporters Stiff Writer to discuss it. She died as a result of Injuries Gauchat. Albert S. Norris, David Dfter a closed session with the in· Advanced Rcsearch, Inc., a new. Paul E. Vermillion, vice presi· received when the car in which M. Sensenig and Harold P. Schedl. After Taking IGift' from Estes Readings Sunday dustrlalists that the depreciation Iy formed Iowa City firm in the dent and executive director, said she was riding went out of control medicine. change could mean aa much as $1 .' field of electronic I·nstrumenta. the firm was established March 27. and crashed into a tree in Iowa Cit The Regents also approved appll· WASHINGTON IA'I - Asst. Secre· Clellan. to-Ark'>, seeks to learn The poetry of Edith Sitwell and 25 billion in tax saving to all busl· tion, Friday announced the develop· Brueck said he served as a naval y. cations to two federal agencies for tary of Labor Jerry R. Holleman whether influence in Washington Pablo Picasso's only play wiJi be nesses for this year. The Invest· ment of devices they predicted aviator during World War U. lege July I, When the recently ap- three construction aad equipment resigned his $2O,OOO.a.year po t helped Estes up a fortune un· presented as par t of Choregi's ment tax credit pending in Con· could lead to a revolution of the He added that he had an oller pointed dean, Prof. Howard Jones grants. Friday night, saying be accepted der the Governments form pro­ sixth cultural event or the semester ire s could, if enacted, bring an· communications industry. from the Army missile center at oC the Univcrsity of Michigan. will For use In the Dew Physlcs.Math. _ $1,000 gift from indicted Texas gram. in the meufnine 01 the Main Art other $1.4 billion iD benefits, One of the devices will aid in ~un~svill~h Ala " 'I~~t declined it to assume the deanship; ematicR Building, the University linancier Billie Sol Estes to help Secretary of LabOr Arthur J. Gallery Sunday afternoon at 5. Fowler said. measuring the faiiout protection af. or on e OSCI a or. . A socia Ie Prof. Rlchard Brad. has applied to the National Aero. make ends meet. Goldberg accepted the resignation The program, divided into two Blough said Fowler's report was lorded by any building, officers . Th~ ~ourth member of the CI~m dock. who will b om coordinator nautics and Space AdminIstration HoUeman said in a leLter to sections, will be devoted to the very well received by the loo·corpo· of the firm said. IS Wilham H. Barkley, lowa CIty and said Holleman had done the attorney, who serves as attorney of the Rhetoric Program in the SUI for a grant of $810,000, and to the President KeMedy that Estes has right thing in qultling. reading and choreography of Edith ration chiefs holding their spring The first development, a vari· :md executive director. College of Liberal Arls In Septem· National Science FouDdation for been a clo e personal friend for Sitwell's "Facade" and a readine meeting here. "It Is regrettable that this has Furth.r evldenc. of 1I b I e Crequency super· accurate ber; $750,000. To help in constructing a 10 years. happened," Goldberg said. "Under oC Pablo Picasso's " Desire Caught ,,,,,,,"14 oscillator, will make it possible to •__ -:- ______• ProC. Charles Spiker, acting dl. new addition to the Zoology Build. "Last January In the course of by the Tall." rolotlona ...... n Ilg St_1 anti the circumstances, Mr. Holleman tho Whito H.use camo wltft .n expand the number of radio and rector of the Iowa Child Welfare ing, SUI Is seeking $352.113 Crom a personal conversation with Mr. has taken the proper course of Admission to the event Is rree, television stations almost indeCi. The News Research Station for the past two the National Science Foundation. Estes, I referred to the difficulties aclion." though the presentations are span· annoU"CllMnt Illy l/ovtIh th.t liked nitely, Chris M. Brueck, an SUI years, who will become director of I have been having in meeting my ored by Individual contributions at Konnedy h.. tho council, graduate student in electrical en· the station in September; 2 N I 5h personal expenses on my govern· the door. throu,h Ilou,h, to or,.nllO • ginering and president of the Cirm, Brolef Prof. StanleY WaW1onek, who UC O's ment salary," Holleman said. com",lttM to IIS/st the Govern· In ear s. W. McAllister The first portion oC the program asserted; will accept additional responsibility E locl d b U 5 "He offered to help me out by m.... In .all", with the b.lanc•• Brueck expilineel that the oscil· as actiDg chairman 01 the Depart. a personal gifts. I accepted this will be reod by Robert Bonnard, of.,.,.",o"" cIoflclt. Xp e y .• G, New York City, and danced by lator c.n oporot. on .nd hold. (Co",binod from LtolOd Wlros) ment of Chemistry, succeeding gifls." Plans To Leave Corporation chlets £rom fjve in· ~iarcia Thayer, G, Coralville. The narrow.r band than those now Prof. Ralph L. Shriner, who will WASHINGTON (uPll - The A federal grand jury has iD' S. W. McAllister, administrative dustrles - auto, farm machinery, In operation. • BERLIN - The Soviets Initiated relinquish the headship of the de· United States Friday exploded two dicted Estes, 37, Cor fraud in con. reading, which Includes no musical home appliances, construction and . d assistant to the city manager here accompaniment but the reading "I feel this is more important new consu Itations with the UOite partment at his own request while nuclear shots In the Pacific - one nection with chattel mortgages he for five years, leaves Iowa City shi pping - presented brief reports voice, is choreographed by Miss of the business outlook in their in· Ihan the invention of the tran· States designed to restore un· continuing his teaching responsibl. dropped from an airplane and one was charged with selling on non· in 30 days to become city manager Thayer. sistor," Brueck stated. restricted travel by Soviet and lilies; underwater. existent fertilizer tanks. of Moberly, Mo. He was named to dustrles at the closed meeting. and The significance of the invention, American military missions be. Prof. Sherwood D. TuttI •• who The detonations were the eighth Senate investigators hope to the post Thursday. The secono naii oi the Choregi Blough said all w~e favorable. he said, is that it will reduce the tween the city's East and West will .Imn.rl,. ICcopt the choir· and niDth of the Pacific series that launch within a month public hear· presentation will feature a reading But G. Keith Funston, president of Pablo Picasso's six·act play, of the New York Stock Exchange, Size of radio and televisl'on trans. zones, informed sources reported. mlnship of the Dep.rtm.nt of started April 25. They were an· ings on Estes and his dealings Iowa City's City Manager, Peter mitters by one.half. • •• Geo IOIY in Soptombor whon it I. nounce d 10· j010' t S ta terneD t S by th e WI' th Govemmen t 0 ffi cfats . Th e F. Roan, has resilUled effective "Desire Caught by the Tall." The said the stock market is in a des· I III I it h • WASHINGTON - Aiarmed by r.Unqulaktd by Prof. W. N. Fur· AtomIc Energy Commission and SeDate Investigations sub-commit. May 15, to become city manager drama is directed by Peter Arnott, perately tragic situation. The mar· t w ••0 perm t I ex· nish, who will centlnu. hls teach. the DefeDse Department. tee, headed by Sen. John L. Mc. of Schenectady, N.Y. ket has been declining for four plnslon of tho number of tele. Communist advances in Laos, the oasociate professor of classlcs. vision ch.nnels and i",provo r.. Kennedy Administration is con· int activities In the .portlMnt; The underwater explosion was McAllister. 29, became adminis· According 10 Amott, it is "sim· months and has skidded badly in the past week. .ald. 51'd erIff ng more orce ul acbon. thad ere, ." ., set 0 ff a bout 2 p.m. CST ".m th e h heel led trative assistant to Roan in June, ply a DQnsense play, but has been coptlon, ho Horse 5 ow 5 S.cret.ry of tho Trtesury Cout· He added that- it could be used in possibly even the dispatch of U.S. P rof. Henry B. Bu, II hea d 0 r th·e eastern PacifIC Ocean several hun· C U 1957. He received a M.A. In public perfonned as a &eriou work lr. international communication and in troops if alI else Cails, it was dis· Qepartment of Biochemistry, who area," the statement said. A The ltapid Creek Pony Club administration [rom SUI in 1958. Paris." I.. Dillion ..nt word to the closed Friday. wilJ become research professor and spokesman would not elaborate Horse Show wUl be held this Satur' Moberly, located in north central Iprint moetInt of the IUtI"", the control and communication with Chinese Communist Pre m I e r acting head o[ the department et· Curther on the location. day and Sunday at the Wind Missouri, has a population of 13.. UNION IOARD MOVIE C_II, .n organilitien of mao roBckets kand spache vehicililes. I Chou En·lai pledged "resolute sup. fecti c July 1. The earlier plaae-dropped device Reach Farm located four miles 000. McAllister will be the city's "Kismet," starring Howard Keel lar Industrl.lIst., that tho IIIW ba~econ !ai~e~ ~h:'~ ~~r an~ pott" (or the Laotian rebels and Twelved alSsociate profhessors were meaning It had the Coree of about Dorth oC rowa City on Pralrie Du fourth city manager since 1944, and AM Blyth, will be shown Sun· rul" wl/l ... onIorecl I"'" offtct Duane W. Pogge, an ex-5UIowan warned the United States against promote 0 professors ips and 28 100,000 tons of TNT. Chien Road. when it adopted the manager plan. day at 7;30 in Macbride Auditor· within tho noxt twt month., Mel its activities in Southeastern Asia. assistant professors were named Like the rirst seven shOts in the The events scheduled for each His salary wlll be $&,600 a year, ium. will ."Iy to the current t•• in electrical engineering developed. •• associate protessors iD the SUI Col. series. it was touched of! near day wlll hegin at 10 a.m. and con· which is $2,100 more thaD he now The Union Board·sponsored mov· y.ar. It Thowill b.sispermit of ",ore the theory"lin•• " is to that be • MEXICO CITY - •A strong leges______of Business Administration, British-owned Christmas Island. tinue throughout the day. receives. ie is free to the public. _ Fowler took DiJliOll's place "hen the secretary was detained in brolde.st on the t.levfsion earthquake rocked Mexico City and Wa shington by congressional bear· serMn Ind will n.rrow the r.dio a vast southern region oC seven ings on the Administration's ne ... broa.clst bind, per"'lttlng more states. Unconfirmed reports said tax bill. The undersecretary left Implificatlon of the sound to a new volcano was forming north no doubt that the new depreciatJon ov.rco",. nolao' producod simul. of Acapulco. Cape Canaveral wrlteoUs will go into eifed reglrd­ It Glamour Spot tlnoously the s.me fr.quency, , No • • • - less oC what tla ppeDS to ' the tax Brueck stlted. • SAIGON - U.S. DeFense Sec· By PHIL CURRIE , bill, which includes a tax credit for Brueck said the oscillator had an retary Robert S. McNamora said Doily lowen Editor modernization iDvestments, accuracy of 100,000 to 1, while the Viet Cong guerrillas definitely are EDITOlt" NOTa, Th, ,.ctl ,ntI The assurances were laid before Informallon fer this .tory w.r. 4 • best commercial machines have getting men and weapons for Com· obl.ln,eI elurlnt Currl", 'K.nt • the 100 industrialists in an Qbvlous accuracy rating of plus or minus 'WH.V tOllr Of ' .. rick AIr Fore. Administration effort to Improve munist North Viet Nam. He .....nel tIM C.,. Canaver.1 tilt. ten per cent. pledged a "continued now of sup· In, "nt.,. Th. Dally Iowan wllll'l relations with busiDesS in the wake Brueck added he ahd Pogge are to thank the AI, 'ore. anet UnIt" of the steel price row. aDd to dis· port" from the United States to ",.n 1""'1\11,101181 for ~kln, hi...... working on a machine which will help South Viet Nam deCeat them. trIp poullll•. ) pel ta lk that the Kennedy AaniD' I have an accuracy rating of 5()(),OOO The glamour spot of America, istration is anll·businesS. to I. • • • the scientist's dreaml~, the reo Under the revised rules, com· 55":, Brueck said he developed his Call· • ALGIERS - French authori· panies will be able to take bigger , ties announced they are eICpelling porter's most hoped·Cor lISsign· out calculator after checking with men t - .that's anDual deductions for the cost of ,I government regulations on (all-out. scores of Europeans from Algeria new machinery and equipment. , in a move to crush . lhe Secret the usual vi/lw H. said ho found them to b. in· o f Cape Canav· , accur.t. and dev.loped I formu· Army Organization. But the 1962 ,I terrori&m death toll jumped over eral, the mo s t Era prar.'" plan 10 permitting tho ev.lu.tlon of famous Jocation , the saf.ty flctor of a building by the 5,000 mark during the day. I in the natlon To Doub e Pensions , ,r.phs .nd a f.w simpl. ",.tho· • • • DES MOINES (UPI) - GoV. I mltic.1 function., since the house , • LISBON, Portugal - Security w her e George Norman A. Erbe Friday proposed , The purpose of the caluculator police carted 1.000 Lisbon Univer. Washington a plan which would !.he pea­ is to determine the relative safety sity students off to jails Friday but You Can Bet It Isnlt Fort Lauderdale! slons of perllODS reeeivin, beaefits of any building compared to the slept. failed to smash a student strike "Cape Canav· from the low. Public Employes J\e. safety factor a person would have which hos been plaguing Premier Thl. ",uch """IId_ FIorW. .ctI"ity spot resomblot • bllTlfl ed Pltrlck Air FMC. IISI and tho e.,. eenavMl1 tHtinl center. tlrement System. in the open during an atomic at· eral" brings t 0 T oil flold ",uch more then ony Mldw...... r'. concept of FIor· Antonio de Oliviera Salazar'S Gov· CUIl_tE mind a s lee k .lII. Shown la the ...t ""ptl_ of the lendsee ....t C.... e...... ,.I. The Governor, bI a statepJeat .... tack. Ido, who recently aIIo ernment and the university author· missile poised on a launch pad .ecercll"l .. Dally lewen Editor Phil Cllrrl. vl.it· leased by hia oUice, IUgpated tl, The calCUlator also has graphs ities of Portugal. that $17 mil1Joll now drlWiDa iDler· , few feet in area. It brings to determine the materials that can some with tangled bunches of some- crete igloos "blockhouses." Now management headquarters for a composed of some 17,000 acres, est for the fWld be transferreefto. I • • to mind a small, orderly location, , be used in the construction of a thipg-or-other sprouting from the you've got a fair idea of what the 9.000·mile Atlantic Missile Range ; or approximately 25 square miles. current account to shore up tbe shelter to receive maximum pro. • WASHINGTON The White neatly arraDged for history·mak· Canaveral is only t he starting The Government plans to exPind retirement system. . ing shots around the earth - with brown, barren lanel. Add to that "glamour spot" of the Ail Force teclion at the lowest possible cost. House Friday handed Walter Dow· point for that range. the testing ground to 90,000 acres In a memorandum to the Lecit- Brvock said hocl either man or instrumems pilot· view some oil-derrick structures looIts like. ho dlltrlbuted ling. U.S. Ambassador to Bonn, the But annex or DO, Can.veral is within the next few years. lature, Erbe propoeed wider UIe 01 ing. It is thought of as the Ideal copits of the C.lclliator to John. diHicult job of trying to swing looming up along the skyline. Disappointing as it may seem, no small potatoes. It bas outstand· The territory is dotteIl wit h "quit" fundJ, moDe)' wbich II paid military base, dotted with palm son eOUllty Civil Deft".. offi. We t German Chancellor Konrad FinaUy, drop into that scene a Cape Canaveral isn~ even an "in. ing statistics of its own. launching complexes, two press in by au employer foe III employe cl.ls. Adenauer behind the administra· trees, circled by white, saD d y few bulJdings resembling over· dependent" spot.. It's simply an Thought by many to be an area sites, and a multitude of han,ers who bas left the job. All employe beaches and caressed by sweet He added that George McCarthy tion's Berlin policy. grown, overstuffed COIlcrete ie· annex _ the Air Force Missile about an acre in size and fitted , and other equipment buiidblgs. caD Jet a refund, pllll.2 per tent In the O(fice of Civil Defense, The White House said Dowling moonlit nilhts. 1008. Test Center annel to be elact. with two: or three launching pads -- iJlterest, of the money be IIu paid Washington. D.C., had expressed would confer in Bonn Monday with Just for a minute, however, pic· Chan,e the name from "oil der. Patrick Air Force Base, some 15 (none as big as tbe base of Old Cape Canaveral- in, but the employer's contributlM Int.relt l1li4 tlIat • repr.lIDtative Adeulluer. turf ill area ot TUM acrublllld ric~' to .. 1aDlQ'." Call- the COIl' mU.. IOUth III the Cllpe, is the Capitol), wtead, CaDavera1 II (Continued on Page 3) remalu ill &he "quit" fUDds _ , . .,. __ a Ediforial Page - Tells of Riot WluN UAII you Wo"6~ip? AGUDAS ACHlM REORGANIZED CHURCH I 'A' Change Needed in CONGREGATION OF JESUS CHRIST Experiences AlUda ...chIm S.YD8IO(Ue OF LATTER DAY ~ 603 E. Wasbin~n St. 221 Melrose Ave. Rabbi Sheldon ldwarcll J. D. Ander.on, Putow J'rfday Service, I p.m. ' :30 • .m., Churcb School lallbath Won!l1p, SlturdQ, ..... 10:30 a.m. lIorn1nl WonbIp Library Magazine Rule -0- In Japan -0- ASSEMBLY OF GOD SHARON EVANGELICAL The Univer ity Library, as libraries go, has relatively To the Editor: 1330 Keokuk Street UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH I would like lo add my endorse· fte Rev. Georae W. MulleD, PuloW Kalona few exasperating rules, but among the rules it does have, 10 a.m. Sunday School ReT. Howlrd 11. Marty, Putor one definitely needs to changed. ment to Toklko Fukao's May • Jlornlna Worah!p, 11 .... ':30 a.m., Sunday School be , p.m. Youth MeetlnL 10:30 • .m., Dlvlne Won!l1p editorial concerning the recent fi... ellltlc Servtce. 7:45 p.a. 7:30 p.m., Evenlnt Service The rule is that when a person is through using pe­ -0- --0- riodicals, he is to leave them on a table and not return anti·U.S. testing riots staged by BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH ST. ANDREW sludents in Japan. PRESBYTER~ CHURCH them to the shelves. B St. &: Fifth Ave., Iowa City While serving with the U.S. Rev. Frank Doten, Putor Sunset & Melrose Ave. 1014 E. BurlmJton Unlvenlly Reltb" r , The reasoning behind the rule is that if students are Navy, I was in and out of Japan Su.dQ, ':4.5 a.m., Sunday SChool Rev. Hubert. B. Brom, P..tOl required to return the periodicals, tJley will put them in 10:4.5 a.m., Mornln. Worlblp ' :30 a.m., Worship, Nurle""J Cb~ fairly regularly between Jan., 7 ~.m. EveDln, WorahJP Scbool - Adult Cla.. ~r. HIIM • : i p.m. Unlvenlty Youth Dept. aDd Grade 3 an;i uder. the wrong place and other students will be unable to find ]959, and Feb., 1961. During this eIlowablp 11 a.m. Worship. NuneCT, Cbu.rcla them for weeks (not just days). -0- Scbool, 6th Grade and UDder. period I came into contact with BETHEL AFRICAN -0- This fear might be applicable to junior high students, the socialist Zengakuren Federa· METiiODIST CHURCH ST. PAUL'S e 411 S. Governor St. LUTHEItAN CHAPEL but Shouldn't be applied to college students. Certainly they tion and with many Japanese peo. Th. Rev. Fred L. PeUll.Y. Paltor (MJaouri Synod) 10 ...... Sunday School 404 E. Jefferson are capable of replacing the periodicals where they find pie. I witnessed several student -0- Rev. Walter Wenck demonstrations in Y 0 k 0 ham a • and 11 l.m., Dlvlne Service. ilicm. CHRISTIAN REFORMED Holy Communion eveCT _4 prior to June, 1960, when I was CHURCH Sunday One advantage to having students replace the books Confereoce Room No. 1 10 a.m., Adult Bible studY &lid c aug h t up in ilie middle of a low. Memorial Union SundJoy School is that the library staff would have a lot less work. Curr nt­ Rev. Robert I. Palma -0- llIrge and rather violent riot in 10 I .m., Mornlna Worship ly, every morning and periodically during the day, libmry Sermon' Jlonor Father and Mother LUTHERAN CHURCH 7 p.m. WorshiP, OF CHRIST THE KING employes must go around to the tables in the magazine Sermon: Stephen: Marytyr tn Pray· Chrlstul Hou.e LeHers Policy er North Dubuque & Church Streets area, pile the magazines on their cmts, and haul them back -0- The Rev. Eugene K. HIU\IOII, Putor RHdtrt .... Invited to .x,..... THE CHURCH OF tmus'r 8 : 1~ a.DI., Church SChool to the proper shelves. No doubt there would be a need for opinions In letten te the Edl­ 10:30 a.m., Service wIth Sermon: 1318 Kirkwood "The Makin,. oC a Mother" some picking up of books, even if student were asked to two All letttr' must Include BIU lIackey and BIU Bumble Nursery Joint Mlnlsten -0- , replace them, but the library employes work would be handwritten sltnatures ,n d • a.m., Bible Study HdrHw., .hould be typewrit­ 10 a.m. Worahtp~ ST. MARK'S much Jes . ten ,nd double • .,.ced and 7 p.m., lve Dine Worablp METHODIST CHURCH -0- ]24J,1 E. College Th ba·c r ·on for the change, however, would not should not exceed • m.xlmum CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST MeeLl It Odd Fellor. Ball of J75 wont •• W. rtstrYe the Robert. E. En.el, P.. tor be to ease the library staffs load. That would only be a OF LATTER·DAY SAINTS ':30 a.m. Worship Service-Nunt" right to shorten letters. 910 E. Fairchild st. 10:4.5 a.m., Churcb School all .... secondary effect. • LID., Prte,thood 8 p.m., youth Fel\o1"ablp 10;SO LDI., sundJor School -0- Th most obvious and important need tor III change Tokyo. This incident occurred • p.m., Sar.ramen Meetlnl ST. THOMAS MORE CHAPEL i that aVQilabllity of periodicals is almost NIL at the li­ only a few days before President -0- 405 N. Riverside CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Monsignor J, D. Ooow.y, Putor brary now. Students must spend much of their lime wan­ Eisenhower's projected visit to 1035 Wade St. .:30, 10, 11:30 a.m. Ind S p.m. Japan, which was called of( be· Th. ReT. Harold L. Keeney, Puwr Sunday Muse• . The 10 a.m. MUI III dering from tabl to table in search of the periodicals ':65 a.m., Sunday School I Hl,h M... IUIII by tilt COllIN cause oC the rioling. 10:45 a.m., Worship ,aUon. th y n d. Generally it is a 10 Ing effort. The problem is 8:30 and 7 a.m., II p.m., Dally II..... Zengakuren d monstrations are Confessions on Saturday from 605:" furthcr complicated bec<'luse students needing three or four THE CONGREGATIONAL-- p.m.; 7-3:30 P.lll. usually publicized in advance and CHURCH -6- periodicals grab them all at once, knOWing otherwise that American servicemen and their Clinton && Jefferson StreeUt ST. WENCESLAUS CHURCJJ dependents are restricled to their 10:45 a.m., Chureh SChool 818 E. Davenport St. whil they get information from one magazine, another 10:45 a.m., Mornlna WorshIp The Rev. Edward w. Ne'JzU, Pastor they need might removed from the shelf, never to b homes or bases. Most prudent 5;00 p.m., Student r'ellowshlp .:~~ 8, 10 and 11:44 I.m. SundaJ be American and European civilians 6:30 p.m., PIt,r1m Fellow hlp MUsel found the remainder of the day. 'We've Flunked Out in Math Already' -0- 7 and 7:30 '.m., DaU, 11_ also stay out of public. On this EVANGELICAL -0- To solve the e problems, the rules covering the re­ particular occasion. our ship had FREE CHURCH THE UNITED CHURCH docked In Yokohama and three OF CORALVILLE 1807 Lower Muscatine Rd. placement of periodicals should be changed. When stu­ buddies and myself had hurriedly nl Rev. W. Robert. CulbertlloD, E. EUlene Wetzel, Pastor Letters to the Editor- Putor 8:45 a.m.l Sunday School dent~ are through with th periodicals, instead of placing disembarked, changed to civilian ':45 a.m, Sunday School 8:4S and I un., Mornlnl W~ clolhes, and boarded a train to 11 I .m• • M(lrnln, WorshIp 7 p.m., Evenln, Wonblp them on the labl s, they should be r quir d to put th m Scrmon: "One ~'oundatlon" -0- Tokyo before word was relayed to 7 p.m., Evenln, Service. TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH back on the sllelves. the ship that Tokyo was off·limils Sermon: "He Hath Chosen" 320 E. College St. 8:15 p.m., youth Fellowship The Reverend J. B . .rardlne, ReetQr , Library employes, formerly busy piddng up th books, Another View on Bias Action for the day. -0- The Rev. W. B. Klatt. Chap1aSD Our first slop in Tokyo was the FAITII UNITED CHURCH 8 a.m.. Holy Communion could run an occasional spot check of the shelves to find (Evan"ellcal .nd Retor.n.d) 9:15 a.m., Family Servtce/ Nut... ..,., To the Editor: discrimination, I believe, was ir­ fears. Well enough must be left Chasc·ManhalLnn Bank. A fricnd, Church School. Adult C aSS 81ly p riodicals that might have I 11 mi fit d. It would be ]807 Kirkwood Avenue 11 a.m., Mornllll Prayer, NurlClY Before allending the forum on relevant lo their behavior at lhe alone. who is a vice president of the E. EUilene WelzeU, Illn\IteI a simp1 matter to put them back in their proper place. ' :15 a.m .. Sunday SchNlI --0- housing discrimination, I had an forum. If the issue had been cor­ To obtain thei r goals, sludents bank. informed us of the demon­ 10:30 a.m., Mornln, Worship ST. MARYS CHURCH intuitive belief that the University m u s t create a pressure group stration scheduled for the day. -0- Jefferson & Linn StreeUt this simple alteration in tbe present policy would ruption in athletics or exploitation Monsignor C. K. Melnber" Putol Administration contained m e m­ more severe ilian the forces of The prolests were aimed at the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 8. 7;30. 9, 10:15 and 11:30 • .m .. IUD­ mal tllings easier for Hbrary mployes and definitely bers who were racial bigots. of students by local businessmen, slatus quo. They must make it U.S.-Japan Security Treaty, Pres­ North Clinton &I Fairchild Streetl day Malllel these men would have been just uncomfortable and embarrassing ident Eisenhower'S planned visit, Rev. Geor,. A. Grabam ' :C5 and 7:80 a.m., Daur 111_ easier for the studenls. After lislening Lo the remarks e:lO, 11 '.m. Worshlo Service. -0- of Dcan Huil, Dean McCarrel and as evasive and wishy-washy. for the Administration to side and the general policies of the Sermon: "The Tie That Binds" ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH Library officials may fear that students wouldn't co­ againsl their interests. They must incumbent Prime Minister Kishi. ':45 Il.m., ChurCh School Johnson &I Bloomington Streell James Rhatigan, off·campus hous­ Dean McCarre! best summed up -0- block the escape of least resis· 8 and 10:30 a.m., ServICe. operate in the re-shelving of perlodicals. We think they ing advisor, I am convinced that this altitude when he said that Among other things, the demon· FIEST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 8:15 a.m., SundJoy School would, and we think any student who has ever sp nt half my previous belief betrayed an this was a "conservative state" tance. strators intended to storm Kishi's 217 E. Iowa Ave. ':30 a.m., Adult Bible ClIIt inclination loward romantic in­ and that the University had to W.lter M. Cummins, G home. Spencer M. Adamlon. Mlnl.tter -0- a night searching for periodicals would agr e. 334 South P .rk Sally.... Smith FRIENDS trigue. These men are nol parl of please many interests. We shrugged off the warnings MInister of Eduelboa - WlIUam Connor, Clerk -Phil Currio ':15 a.m., Church School Phone 8-3558 a conspiracy; thl'Y are men se­ Dean Huit seems to like to see and proceeded with our plans. 10:30 a.m., Worship East Lobby Conference Roo. cure in academic sinecures who the problem compl1cntctl, perhaps However, we grew somewhat ap­ -0- Iowa Memorial Union wish lo avoid lrouble. because it is an excuse for not Or So prehensive a ft e r noticing that FIRST CHURCH 10 a.m., Worship OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 10:30 a.m., FIrst D.y Scbool Sociability at Its Best Ralher t han ogres, they arc acting. there were virtually no Ameri· -0- cans or Europeans on the streets. 722 E. College St. VETERANS HOSPITAL cowards; perhaps no more cow· The method is to subtly pass 11 a.m., Sunday SchOol A good neighbor is the fellow who wben asked by a ardly than Lhe rest of us, but un­ They. Say During the afternoon we exper· 11 ••m., LeHOn Bpl1Tlon' CHAPEL the buck, or, prererred if possibl!!, ienced repeated difficulty in se· "Adam and Fallen Man." • a.m., Worship n ighbor's boy if daddy can borrow a corkscrew says: fortunately in a position where ignore it. If a decision must be -0- • '.m., Communion - nm 1un4tr And as one man said: Business curing taxi cabs. A friendly driv. -0- "Run along home and tell your dad 111 be right over their cowardice can d 0 m u c h made, it is easier to back the is always inlerfering .with pIcas· FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL harm. er explained that other drivers CHURCH witll it." -Fairfield Ledger vesled interesl than the transitory ure, but it makes olher pleasure feared the Zengakuren spotting SERVICES stud nt. It is casler to side with (IIeetini at the Englert Theatre) The fact that the subject was possible. us in their cabs. Rev. Roy Wingate, Pastor 405 University Hospital Della Chi (with national offices -Hl1lsboro (Kan.) Star Rev. Carl Berhenlte, (Sponsored by Iowa CouDdl directly across from Old Capitol> Before this driver had reached Assoclale Pastor of Churches) • • • 9 Ind 11 I.m., Services The Rev. Allen C. Eastland, IIInbIIr than a man who will graduatc in our destination, we were spotted 10 a.m,. Sunday !5cbool ':30 a.m., WorsbJp SenlC811 Someone has just told us that -0- two years. women's handbags have become by a truck·load of young demon­ Books - Asks Who strators. They pursued and over· FIRST PRESBYTERIAN OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN In lheir expediency these men so big that attics are no longer CHURCH arc not unique. They possess com· needed. took our cab. Before we could 26 E. Market St. mon intelligence and common -Washington (Mo.) Missourl.n get out, they had tipped the car Pr. P. Rewllon Pollocll, IDnIItet ..9n f~e l],.ow6ing Room Are The over. We were dragged rfrom the The Rev. Jerome J . LeIka, cab, but managed to fight loose University Pastor University I' edited by Stuart Piggott. Written ' :~J 11 a.m., Church School .... New boo k s in the Browsing and escape amid a shower of worablp by 14 leading archaeologists, this Room include: shouts and stooes. ~ Calendar . "Th~ Epic of Man" by editors book is the first world survey of Besmirchers? University Bulletin Board FIRST METHODIST CHURCH of Life in consultation with more human cultures in early times. Unlvtrslty lullilln loarel lIolIClI mUlt .,. reCIIVld It Ttl. Dilly IOWln Let me stress thal this sort of JeUerson & Dubuque Streets than 125 authorities in anthro­ It describes the birth of clviliza­ To the Editor: OffiCI, Room .1, Communlcltlonl Centtr, by noon of the dlY before "v. action is not condoned by ilie ma­ Dr. L. L. Dunnlnlton, IIIlInlster S.turday, May 12 IIcltlon. Thty mVlt bt typed Ind II,ntd bT In advller or officer of tIM eM'> of 11:30, 11 a.m., Church School Sesslo" pology and arch­ tion in each region of the world Who are the besmirchers? ,Inlutlon btlng publlcJttd_ Purtly IOCII functlont .re nOf 11111111... , jority the Japanese people. ':30, 11 a.m., Idelltlcal Worablp Sen­ 10 iI.m. - Dr. Phillip F. D. aeology. T his using illustrations and maps with The issue in thc Delta Chi case thll Metlon. The y respect and admire the lee. Seitz, Institute of Psychoanalysis, PHYSICS COLLOQUIUM w J II be Sermon: "A Union lor Mothers" large book the text. is not whether in fact "jnlernal CHOREGI Will present the Read· United States and realize that two -0- Chicago, "Parental Behavior and held at 4 p . m~ MlY lS,.!n 311 Physics Ing Dance of Edith Sitwell Facade 'c h ron i c I e s • • • fact{Jrs rather than external pres· BuUdlng. Prot. J . W. Nelson of Flor· by Marcia Thayer, Inslructor In nations must remain banded to­ OUR REDEEMER Pathogenesis" - Psychopathic man's journey "The Devil's Advocate" by Dore Ida State Unlverslty wlU speak 00 physical education. May 13 at 5 gether for mutual protection. LUTHERAN CHURCH Hospilal. sures" accounled for the depledg· "Neutron Threshold MeasurcmenLl p.m. In lbe malrl gallery of tho Art (Mlssourt Synod) thtoullh the Schary. A dramatization of Morris Ing of Negro Hankins. with a Tandem Van do Graall." Building. Picasso's "Desire Caught Unfortunately, ilie mud-slinging 2301 E. Court St. Noon - Track, Northwestern. darkness of pre· L. West's novel, the play tells TwO facts arc clear. By the Tan," dIrected hy PeLor Az· Zengakuren Federation Is able to ReY. W. R. NIerman. PUlor 1:30 p.m. - Baseball, Wiscoo· ALL LOCKERS In the FIeld Jfouse Dott will also be presented. 8:30, 10:45 a.m. ServIces historic past t 0 of a quiet British monsignor dy­ First. National fraternity offi­ musl be checked In beCOIC June B. arouse a few young students and l sin (>. Ing of cancer, chosen by the Vati. Lockers not checked In afler this R.CRlATIONAL SWIMMING fOi ':45 a.m., SunolY School and Bible the fir6t c1viliia­ cers and persons outside the SUI date wUl have locks removed and all women ltudent. II beld JlondQ, workers lhrough their skiUIully CluMa 2 p.m. - Alumni-Varsity foot­ tlons. It Is illustrated with es­ can to conduct an official inves· chapler of Della Chi did actively conlents destroyed. Wednesd.1y. ThundlY and I'ridaI' employed rabble· rousing type of -0- ball game - Iowa Stadium. pecHll)y cpr:nmlssloned paintings, tJgation of a sainthood claim. The from 4:15 to 5:15 p.m. .t the Wo­ FREE METHODIST CHAPEL and blatantly attempt to bring HERKY APPLICATIONS must be men', GymDUIum. propaganda. You n g people the Muscatine & Third Ave. Sund.y, M.y 13 c~for pbotographs and maps. monsignor's claim of ecclesiasti· about the deplcdging of Negro CIted at lhe New Jnrormallon Desk In world~ver are eager lo crusade The Rev. Gene Carroll, Pastor 4:30 p,m. - Art Department cal existence is shattered by the the Union by 5 p.m.I.May 12. Appll· PH.D. FRENCH I!XAM ... 111 be glv. for causes and to change the 10 a.m., Sunday School Lecture: Professor H. W. Janson, • • • Hankins. calion. Cor playing lOe part. of the en lIIay 18 from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. in 1L a.m., Morning Worship Jives of t1!ose he encounters in a SUI m • ..,ot may be obtaJlled at tho iI09 SChaerrer Hall. Pe1'sOlls planoJn, world over nlgbt. Witness student New Y 0 r k University. "The "5wiH Schools .nd Ours: Why Second. No quick clear, public same desk. Applicants mUlt be be· 7:30 p.m., Evenln, Servlet small Italian town. to take the exam should al,oup on -0- 'J'htirs An Bett.r" by Admiral H. action was laken, or, indeed, has tween 6' 1" and 8' 3" tall. thp. bulle Un board ouWde 307 Schael. activities on our own campus. Image of Man in Renaissance fer Hall. CHURCH OF CHRIST G. Rickover. A no·holds-barred • • • yet been taken, by SUI President SENIOR HAWKEYE PICTURES will The Zcngakuren capitalize on Donald Barber. Pastor Art" - Art Building Auditorium study of education in Switzerland ''Foreitn Soil" by Robin White. Hancher or by any who adminis· not be laken Cor the rema.inder of SUI OBSERVATORY .top the this inherent trait of youth and Meetlni tn the CoH BuUdlnI 7 p.m. - Union Board M 0 v­ and how lessons learned there Fourteen tales of South India that the semesler. They Will again be Physics BuUdlnll Ia open to the pub­ One MIle South on Hlgb WI)' 211 ie, "Kismet" - Macbride Audi ter SUI policy, to castigale the taken ballontng In Oclober by Photo­ lIee every Monday from 8 to 10 p.lIl. sows its seeds of hate and vio­ • a.m., Monlin, Worablp can be applied in the American set attiludes and concepts of reprehensible 0 f f-c amp u s at­ graphic Service. Nollce. of actual when skies are clear. It II also open lence among the more impetuous 10 a.m., Church School torium. dales will be published in the luture. to private groups Friday evening by ':30 p.m., EvelJln, Servtce r system. Western man against a loreign· tempts to conlrol the member­ of the uniVersity students. II is Monday, May '4 t • • • making reservations With Prof. Sa· -0- ness that casts them into sharp ship of the SUI chapter of Delta THE DEPARTMENT OF SPEEtH toshl Malsushlma, dUS, 318 PlIYaIc. Midwestern Society of Ora and Dramallc Arts wlU present a sad that this small mis·guided FIRST UNITARIAN SOCIETY u .''The D. w" of Civllll.tion" relief. Chi. nusslan film. "The Childhood of Bulldln,. minority should giye Americans Iowa Ave. & Gilbert St. Surgeons Conference - Iowa Maxim Gorky," May 15 at 8 p.m. In The moon wUl be vlalble tor view. JOtoren Arlalln, Jr.. IIlnlIter Memorial Union . (j • However fine the reputation of lacbrl:1e Auditorium. All studenl.3 Ing M.y Il and 14, and June 8 .nd ll. and ilie rest of the world such 10:90 a.m.. Churdl Service and friends oC the University are VISible during April and May are "The Peace Corps: More than 8 p.m, - School of Religion this University on other accounts, Uranul, the Orloo Nebula, Double a poor representation of the ideas: n Invited to aUend. There Is no ad· Clu5ler, Proesepe, Alcor and llIaar, and practices of the Japanese War's Equlvalenl" leclure : Dr. John Bennett. Union these t wo facts besmirch that mission charge. Pleiades and the Crab Nebula. S 7h~ 1)Oily Iowan reputalion. That "small but vocal people. ST PATRICK'S CHURCH Theological Seminary, New York ANTHROPOLOGY CLUI wUl meet CHRISTIAN SCIENCI ORGANIZA. -- City, "Christianity and Commu· fl group of faculty and students," May 15 at 7:30 p.m. In Conference De," V.mer, Al 224 E. Court St. TION holds a testtmony meetlnl each ReT. Rlcbard Egan, Pastor ni sm" - Shambaugh Auditorium. a who demonstratively d e pI 0 r e Room 2. Iowa Memorial Union. Dr. Thursday a!lernoo!> It 5:15 p.m. IJJ 111 5. Quid Hsln·Pao Chang, proCessor or history, Rev. Harry Llnnenbrlnll, Aalltul 8 p.m. - Art Department Open these two facts, serve to relrieve, wlU be guest speaker. He will speak the lItlie chapel of the Colllt,..,.· ':30, 8: 15, 9:45, 11 .nd 12 e.m., SUAo on "The ArchaeololY of China." The tlonal Church. at CUnton and r.u­ clay llallle. Forum: "Aesthetics of Photo­ protecl and glorify the reputation lOll. pubUc III IJlvlted. All are welcome to .tte.... 1:4.5 and 8:15 a.m., Dally ~ graphy" - Art Building Audito­ of this Universily. -0- s. PARENTS' COOPERATIVE Baby· ALL MUSIC MAJORS plannin, to Incorrect BILLEL FOUNDATION rium. tl Anthony Costantino a1tUng League Is In the charge of enroll Cor sludent teaching for tbe Associate Professor J.lu. Ray Larson through May 14. 1962-63 school year are to attend the 122 East Market St. Wednesday, May 16 fl Call 11-89%2 for a sitter. For Informa· meeting In the Music EducaUon 7:30 p.m., Friday, Sabb.th Sen'­ 8 p.m. - Studio Thllatre Pro­ SATURDAY, MAY 12,1"2 I... Cltr, I.. Money and Banking tlon about league memberShip, call Building, 323 N. Clpltol St.. .t 7 Identification -0- Mrs. John Uzodlruna at 8·7331. p.m .• May 16. GRACE UNITED duction, "Passion for Apollo," ec MISSIONARY CHURCH original play by Robert JJonnard MJM81. DAILY IOWAN IDITO.IAL ITA"" J'rf~ Ind Irom • to 10 I .m. Satur­ lUI AMATEUR RADIO CLUI will lOW" MlMOIUAL UNION HOUUI To the Editor: cl AUDit IUdAU iditOl' •...~ ~.IJ" ~ • • • • • • •• Phil eurrt. dIy. MalIe-,ood lervice on milled meet May 15 at 7 p .m. In 108 Elec· hidJoy and SaturdQ - , LIL &e 1854 Muscatine Ave. - Studio Theatre. pi 01' lIanutnJ 6CIRCII" •••••• •• Jim Seda Pipe" Is not poaalble, but eve..,. trlcal Ennneering Bulldln,. Agenda IIIIdnI&ht. Corrections please! Rev. Raymond G. Sahmel, Putor 8 p.m. - SUI Symphony Band ClIlCULATIOteS N.w.-Idlton .• •.•.•• B3:r,~r~ effort wtll be mlde to correct erron Includes 1ransmltter discussion and The Gold Feather R_ II 0ptII t:4.5 I .m., Sunday Scbool 51 : with the out lsaUe. ,ummer operaUon. 11 Is Imporlant from 1 a.m. to 11:15 p.m. on SWlW A recent article in The Daily 10:4.5 a.m., WorablP Serviet Concert, with Richard Franko p, .• CIt)' IdItor ...... Barol4 BlttJel4 that all members attend. throqh ThurldayL.... d from 7 '.IIl. Iowan incorrectly identifies mel ':&5 p.m., Youth Service Goldman, New York City, gIldt ";t ~rr Zdltor ...... lell? CaM to 11 :4.5 p.m. on nldQ aDCI IIItill' as a "Southern while." 1 am a 7:SO p.m., EveDln, ServlGe PI by Ita... Pu~ PbotoarapiMr ...... MEMBER 01' INTERNATIONAL CENTER pre­ da,.. -0- conductor - Union. E ., CommunlcaUOOI ee.IU, 1cnI>. THI ASSOCIATED '1111 ",nIB 8 Sunday Supper le.turln, ne Cafeteria II open frOl8 J):. Negro. The article gives my IOWA CITY Thursd.y, M.y 17 The Assoelatd PTess Ia entitled 81[. cc , Jo,.-&, dallT excnt SuudQ u4 Iodet)' EdItor ....•. ~u~ the food of PakIstan May J3 at 6 l.m. to 1 p.m. for IUlleIl IJId fro. name as "Wendy." It is Wendolyn BAPTIST CHAPEL , ud 1.. &1 bollcta,., UId eSo AWt CIt)' Zdltor .... Barbera ..tift clualvely 10 the u .. lor republication p.m. Tickets are $1 and are available I p.m. to 6:4.5 p.m. lor d1nMr. No 78th Annual Governor's Da" cr iT tb. tII1rd 11111 ~ III ot oU the local news printed In thlt at the OfClce of Student Affairs breakfuta are lerved and cIlnMr " Further, it is reported that I 432 South Clinton Milt ciurIDI Au't 1lanac1Dt Zdltor ...... ROTC Review. newspaper u well u all AP lieI" Wednesday through Ftiday at 4 p.m. lICIt _'"*' 011 lahlNa)' ... 1Udu. Cooperailng wltb the of ~1IJ1!It and the lollowtnt _to lao Larry HIUleld could see no moral issue involved 60ulhern Baptist ConventiOD 8 p.m. - Studio Theatre Pro­ d - -~ matter .t the Au't Spo", Zdltor ••. , 80b lIIDIIa dUpatdlet. ofIJee .t 10.". ClI:I' uDder &lie lETA GAMMA SIGMA, naUonal UNIVIRSITY LlIRARY HOURI. in the "Free Rides." In answer to The Rev, Orlyno tVlnll. Plitor duction, "Passion for Apollo," 01 Ccnpell of IIarCh t, 1171. acholastle honor society In bu!ilness Monday through FrIday - 7:110 • .IIl. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School 8( ti DAILY IOWAN DAILY IOWAN SUPIRVISORI adJnlnlstration wUl hold ItI InIUation to 2 a.m.; Saturday - 7:10 LIL to the question posed by the re­ 10:30 I,m., Morollll Worship original play by Robert Bonnal'd , ' ADV ••TIIING ITAI" 'ROM ICHOOL OF JOURNALISM ceremony May 16 al 5 p.m. In the 10 p.m.; Sunday - 1:30 JI.m. to S • .m. porter on this polnt I emphatical· 8 p.m., Tralnllllt Unlun - Studio Theatre. M llanaIer .... A4- .ACULTY Senate Chambet or Old Clpltol. The Desk Serv)ee: IIoncll1 throub 7 p ..m . tvening Worship auas- ly answered, "I most certainly -0- Friday, M.y ftrtIaIDI DtNetor ..• Bob ~ Pu blJsher . • ...... Fred II. PO'lnlall banquet wUl follow It 6:30 p.m. at Thursday - 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.; fit. 1. Editorial .•. .. Arthur M. Sandenon BIU Zuber's Du,out In Homestead. day - " a.M. to a p.m. and , to l' do! " JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 8 p.m. - Studio Theatre Pro· ( Advertlstn, . .•..•.. E. Jonn Kottman p.m.j Saturd.y - ••.m . to I P.m.1 ~"L!!::~. ::.~ . ~ FlELO HOUII I'LAYNIGHTI for 2120 H. St. duction , "Passion for ApollO," ClIett lIatt.be.... Cln:ulaUOO ...... • . Wilbur Petel'lDD Sunoay - 2 p.m. to S p.m. I sincerely hope that this ex­ • p.m. Public ... ddress PramoUoa ...... NIeti GaIUD dudenta, faculty and .taU are beld Iluerve Deak: Same u repJar ample of inexact reporting in 'How Firm Is your Fait"" original play by Robert Bonnmi elch Tuesday lWIi!!!I'!:r. ntabt froID deR ..rvice except for J'rfdIJ, ..t­ .:15 p.m. Wlrehtower Siudy. - Studio Theatre. ell TRUSTIIS, 10AID O' STUDINT 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. on II by LD, urday and SundQ, It " ...... The Daily Iowan is an excepUon .l "Chrlstlan Conduct In I DIvided DAILY IOW"N CI.CULAT .... PUILICATlO"'S, INC. or .wI carel. ~,ta 10.... , lIou5ChoJd" S.turd.y, Ma, l' . 8Il arewllJoll ...... , ..... IAe W" Klren BranlOn, AC; Prof. Dale Benll, Wendolyn Y. B.II, G Unlveralty LIbrary; lohn Hcnry, IIli INTII VARSITY CHRIITIAN Fl!.. PIlIONI DESIRING I"I"IIT· 510 lowl Ave. ; J1.ENNONITE CHURCH 10:30 a.m. - Honors ConvoC" So Prof. LeaUe G. Moeller School 01 LOWIHIP wlU me.. t every Tuelday TlNO service may call the YWCA 614 Clark 51. lion - Macbride AuditorIUM. Dial 7-4191 If YOli 40 nDt ~Ift Jourpallsm; Michael MaduH, AS; Dr. avenin, tbrou,h May 22 In the Eut omc.. x2240 between ~ an~ • ~ p,m. (EdItor', Note: rle I,,~eivlew re- '!'be Rev. Wllbur Nachtinll, P .... r~ IIr TIle Geo*- DItQIl, Cplle,e 01 Delldlltm .Lobby Confereace lIOom Of tbe 10'" . The.. '\eWe.\- caJl proulde""""" feftlW,.... , ...~ .. U. ....MlaaI 1'4~ a.m .• "undov A.-hMi' S p.m. '- Phr Beta .....' M· nan. .ft.. ,=" .... ,tOry, w •• obtllned throlllb a 1ele­ 10:45 a.M., Mor-ntng Worship Da.IlJ fob. cln:uIItfo. offlr.oe III &lie Richard A. MIfler, A.4; Dr. r.. A. Va. MamorlAl trnlon. Varlou. topic. of for afternooOl Ind eveDinl...... atlon - Senate and House Cham. ComnallnlclUou Cellter .. OpeD II'DIa DY::",,~lIe.. of Ei!VCIUOII' dl.tcuasloD will be offer.4. 1\'8\700' lOme all phone com·uIIUon. T\l1J wu the Sermon; "Peace Be Unto You" ,.u1 c.... cIeJ "'1lfIIII ... r~UOll tIIv tault)' 1d~lItltlc.UO".) bers, Old Capitol, , .... " ...... ,~ r. ua. lit II WOICOUlO, luada1, tOf 7:~ p.III" ivon1o& SOme. THE DAIL V IOWAN-lowl City, I•. -Slturday, May 12, lH2~ ..e ,

Missile Tesf 'Center • • • Snakes, Sun, ana Scientists Campus away {rom the rocket. Jl is on Patrick Air Force Ba e. Of that waited in tht hot Florida sun for Cape Canaveral- total, only 3.500 or 17 per cent the blast-off of the mighty Cen· (Continued from Page 1) tracks somewhat like a giant rail. road car.> A trough·like concrete are military employe . The re­ taur rocltet - America's fi r s t Notes mainder are civil service person· rocket fueled wit h high-energy Even with these, however, one ditch that guid '" the rocket's fire nel and employes of the various liqUId hydtDgen and eventually av.ay from the launching pad at can drive long distances on the civilian lirm engaged in build· de. igned to provide the soCt-lunar Cape without seeing much but blast-off is equipped with a dlluge Art Talk, Discussion ing. supplying and working on the I and i n g mi&Sion with enough I those tangled bunches oC some­ system capable oC pumping 55" Prof r H. W. Janson of New thing-or-other mentioned earlier. 000 gallons of water per minute missiles and equipm nt. Ihru. t to reach the moon . York ni\'erity will peak Sunday To do its job, the mi sile te t The bla t-o(( had been delayed The Cape boasts the second on that fire. It is the waler which at 4:30 p.m. on "The Image oC produces the cloud viewed at center operates :l capital plllnt four hour already, bul now the • fan in Renaissance Att" in the • largest structure in the state oC worth $1 blUion, including Ih.e Air counldo'A'n was on. Florida - the gantry lor the gi. blast-off - actually steam created Art Building Auditorium. by the fire and water combina· Force Base and the Atlantic . tis­ At T·minu -60, another hoI d. Monday, the Art Department will gantic Saturn rocket. It stands sill' Range which beiins at the From the blockhouse, Bart Slat· S5Q-plus feet high a.nd is thought lion. hold an open Corum discussion of Cape and extend into the- IndIan tery, National Aeronautics and the "A thelies oC Photography" to be the tallest structure on Canaveral 's emploympnt statis· Ocean beyond the Cape of Good pace Adminlstrallon man relilAes wheels in the world. (Before a tics are al. 0 m ive. Some 22,000 at 8 p.m. in the Art Building Audi· Hop('. the reason Cor the detay. f't0l."( blast-off the gantry is m 0 v e d person work at Carulveral and , torium. linor White, Instructor in Over 40 special instrumentatlon Fifleeo minut later - count· photography at the Roche ter In· and cargo aire ~aft. nod a nett oC ing again. titute oC Technology, Roche ter, ocean rangl' vessels, are used to Two more holds b e for e the .Y.; John Kuiper, sur assistnnt • upport the Center's mi ion. Its countdown narrows to the bst 10 proCe r or television; and Roy operating costs x~ed $230 mU­ minute . Tensinn mounts Cor the ieber, I r earch as ociate pro- lion annually. rookies and the veteran reporters. te sor oC art wlll be panelists. AS FAMOUS AS th ~anaveral T·minu ·five ... Co \' r , .• base is, few persons reaUy ~a1ize three . . . a ..:1 tb n . . • • • • it main purpo. e--that of acquir. T·minus·2:35 and holding. Seitz To Speak ing flight information' data on each "This I Illttery in the block· Dr. Philip Seitz, of the Instltu e test night. The instruml'ntation at house. The hold was called be­ oC P ychoanalysis in Chicago. Will Canaveral and throughout the At­ cause oC n ruptured disc in a line . peak on "Parental Behavior and lantic 1issiJe Range is designed which prevented 100 per c e n t Pathogenesis," today at LO a.m. at so that at any giv n instant duro loading of the fuel Into the mis· thc Psychopathic Hospital. ing a mi He's flight, the j)('r· sileo When the countdown re­ Canaveral Layout • • • (ormanee oC the mi. ile can be sume again, we will be at T· r An Irfist'l dr.win, shows the '.yout of Clpe in, Instrum,nts, monkevs and mort recently hu· Phi Alpha Delta Elects determined. minus·GO. Canlv.rll's "country club." This is the place f Through the use of high·spcOO At the pr s site - groans. mans, have been launched into tM atmosphere, 'ew ju tice of Phi Alpha Delta cameras. telem try ( 0 prace in "They got to T-minu -30 seconds where missiles and theIr space capsules contal".. low Craternity is Lester John. on, which small radio transmitters last week and then scrubbed the 12, Albert City. Other oCficcrs placed insid the mi i1e send in· test for that day," a veteran Db· er day one of the guords kllled a prevails as each person works Astronaut John Glenn into his elecled Thur day are James Thorn, ix-foot long ralUe n ke at one quickly but carefully, long and nigbt around the world; and lhe L3, Corwith, vice j II S tic e and formalion 10 the ground re~jvers server r ports. Another reporter, of the launching pads. I took a which record the data on mag· sitting on the wood n bleachers, hard, and with utmost conlidence. same confidence that now guides Chorles Vanderbur, 12, Maplcton, pictur(.' of it and sent It back to ]t's the same confidence that help­ America's space program imed clerk. netic tape ), r a dar and other, pulls out II paperback version of "nle Longest Day," on Ilppro­ my bo s-with the caption "Jiere ed America regain the edge in at the moon and lJeyond. Electro trea. urer was Tom more refined means or tracking at the country club," circulating sate Ilites ending VItal Cape Canoveral i no country lIoran, 12, Waterloo. Stnnley lhe missiles, a mIW of raw data prlat title for the occasion. Canaveral is no country club - space information back to earth; club. But as the headquarters for Crowl, LI, Sioux City is the new is recorded during the flight. It Another 45 minutes pa s be· fore the announcem nt - brisk but it's a vnst operation, larger the same confidence that helped exploring the vast outer·reaches mar hal and Wallace Reed, Lt, is rushed 10 the Patrick cent r in area than one expects and launch U. . A ronaut Alan Shep­ oC space, Canaveral lands as the Waterloo, is the rl?)lresenlative to where raw data is fcd through on DI1d sudd!.'n '''fhls t t is scrub­ larger in aim than is of len con· ard i n t 0 suborbital flight; the sight of the Free World's spacc the Iowa Law Student' As ocia­ automatic reduction process. 1n bed ." (Tran lallon: it is canceled sidered. At Canaveral a cal~" ~!II11e confidence that helped boost hopes. tion. a matler oC days. the end proouct tor the day.> of thousands of man·hours ell· Th(.' rcporter , who had re­ • • • pended on a specific te t I· avail­ mained on the bleachers for ev­ Wins Scholarship able. en hours. called b a c k a rour· * * * Donold Sherk, G, Jda Gro,'e has FOR THE MEN WHO work at paragraph slory to their papers Space Flight been award d an Earhart Founda· Cape Canaveral - either building or wirc crviccs, "The night was tion Fellowship. The fellow. hip po tponed." pays $2.500 plus tuition [or th I j missiles or reporting their nights 1962-63 chaol year. - the mosl valuabl personnlity "The funny port," commentl'd one reporter for a national maga· Delayed Two herk is working toward a doc· ingredient i pati nce, patience, toral degr e In eeonomics ot SUI. patience. zine, "i my b 0 s s thinks this Canaveral scientists insist that place is a country club. The otb· • • • no shol be made until they are More Days Van Anen To Speak certain every item on the mi i1e CAPE CANAVERAL CUPll Jame A. Van Allcn, prore sor is in top working ord(·r. As anx· America's timetable for the or· • ond head or the SUI Department of ious as they are to get the bird Physics and Astronomy, will ad· oCf the ground. they are more bltal space night of Astronaut Scott dre a group of ebra ka college concerned that it work ri~t when Carpenter was set back two days science teachers today at the Uni· it goes. Friday until May 19 by the same versity oC ebraska, Lincoln, Neb. The ordinary TV viewer·scien· problem that plagued the fir t He will speak on "Physics in tist believes that it would be a mght - difficulty with the space Space" at a m eling arranged by relatively ellsy maller for xperts capsule's control system. the Nebraska Coopcralive College to get thatllig hunk or machmcry The new delay put increasing T acher Development program. ofC the ground (particularly wllcn pre sure on the projeet since it • • the viewer has to get up at 5:30 threatened a sch dullng conflict a.m. to watch th(.' shoP, but con· Winners Named between the space shot and th Claudia Griesbach, AI, Arllng· sidering tho complexity of the high altitude nuclear tests America missiles, the delays Brc under· ton Heights, lI1., has been chosen plans over the Pacific during June winn r of th amuel L. LeFevre slilndable. A Thor missilc, for ex· and July. ample, has more thDl1 300,000 seP­ Ml'morial Public Speaking Con­ arate parts making up its intes· Shortly before the delay Will te t. tines and exl

..... 4-THI DAILY IoWAN · 1... · CIty, I...... ,.." Mrt 12, 1.. • Grant Hurls Hawkeye Trackmen- iEfosf TodaY ~5 Varsity-Alumni Tilt , Indians to 7-1 TO! Wildcats in Last Home-Meet resPO , ala By JERRY ELSEA in the broad jump, burdles and Golem's main competition today JDCot To --Featur.e Aerial Contest Win over N.Y. Sports Editor dashes. will come (rom Hawkeye junjor eome All competition, both field and Roger Kerr, who has done in the JIi%e : By HARRIm HINDMAN looks like ODe of the fmest alumni guard; Jim Helgens and Cloyd the line, which will also feature CLEVELAND (uP}) - Jim " ' hen Iowa' trackmen close track events, will start at 12 noon low 48's. games that we have had in the Webb will be alternating at right rormer Hawks Frank Rigney, Bill ,nd~ Staff Writer Grant's five- pitching and home out their home e on today, SO that spectators wishing to at­ fh'e-year span DC the game." end. DeCindio, Mark Manders, Hugh runs by Don Dillard and Woodie Discussing possible record per. • I I duceci it will probably he on a tend the Alumni-Varsity game in Hawkeye g rid fans have a The list of former Iowa ~tars in­ The new fI ....r back position Drake, and Gary Grouwinkel, and Held gave the de· formances, Iowa Coach Francis SHJ the tadium at 2, may see both cludes such greats as Randy Dun­ will be hanclled by Harris, Justus Bob Yauck. Derensive speciali ts a 7-1 victory over the New York cidedly ogg ' track, but the Cretzmeyer said Friday, "If the usuat chance to see the spring version evenls. of tlle 1962 Iowa team when can, All·America quarterback o( Reid, and Lor.n Hilliard. Szy­ include Bernie Wyatt and Gene Yankees Friday night. o p p 0 n en t, not - too· strong weather is good we'll be going for The visiting Wildcats, who suf­ track records in the mile and hal{ the 1958 Rose Bowl team, Kenny kowny il backed-up by Bob Wal­ Mosley. Grant, who began 3O-day leave orthwe ·tern, doesn't threaten I. . :011 tlle H a \ k t a Ie e the field Ploen, signal caller or the 1956 lace and Ron Brouvlch. Bob Le· Hilgenberg explained the purpose from the Army Thursday, hurled fered an 88-44 drubbing by Minne­ mile. Tucker (Jim) and Fischer against a high-powered alumni an up et. sota la t Saturday, boast one of the ' ;11 champions. and Olen Treadway, Zotte, Grier, and Hilliard are of the Varsity-Alumni game, "It is his second victory against no de­ (Gary) will run in the mile a.nd . :311 squad at 2 p_m_ today in the who holds several Iowa pa55ing listed as right halfback5. an opportunity to put our younger feats. He lost a shutout in the The Wildcats, 701~-4013 victims Big Ten's finest quarter milers in we'll have Bill Frazier in the half . :4:1 records, with these three experts, TIle alurruU are coached by Jerry Cootball players in a pre-game situ­ eighth when Bill Skowron o( the Hawkey indoors at Evans­ Jerry Golem, tbird in both indoor mile. t:0II stadium. The fifth annual Var­ ton Feb. 10, are bringing a small and outdoor championship meets in )t:0II Sity-Alumni gam e marks the the alumni abou1d be able to field Clark, guard on the 19"33 team and ation. It oreers an opportunity for hit his fifth of the sea­ The fastest mile ever recorded on I:'" a team with a formidable passing now head coach o{ Cornell College. us 10 show them what our plan is son. l3-man team boasting streng1h only 1961. the new Iowa track was a 4:11.1 4;3G end of spring drills for Coach attack. Emlen Tunnell, a great defensive during the day of the game, and to Dillard's leadoff homer in the effort by Michigan's Ergas Leps in 5:011 5;)1 Jerry Burils'·outfit. M.ny of the ...... fin •• red end. player with the pros, formerly show lhem what we do at halftime. third triggered a three-run out­ the 1961 Big Ten Championships. 5:3G wt. ell the rec.lyl", _ burst against New York starler 5:4:1 Iowa assistant coach J erry Hil· w.,.. playing [or The New York Giants hO\ll we organize our positions, In that race, Tucker finished sec­ Ralph Terry, who su((ered his ' :011 genberg, who is in charge of \Pis ., ..... ,.,.. r,' t"Ift will .150 and Green Bay Packers, and Bob press box and bench." 11-Run Inning Gives' ond at 4:11.6. This year at the ' :011 third loss against Jour victories. 11:4:1 year's contest, commented, "This Ite ....", .cHell e. the "eld Smith, who starred {or the Lions Drake relays, the senior Crom , ;51 -...... " INk their McencI yictory as a kiclting specialist. Held's two-run blast came in the Hampton posted his best time or IO:IMI In the , ...le. . Aft.r the y.rslty Clark, when asked what kind of seventh inning as the Indians 4.11.2. scored four runs oil Yankee re­ Washington 12-1 Win won the first two tilt., the alum. game he expected, commented, "I Frazier, the sophomore speed­ . :00 foutht .. a 21-2. tl. in 1,.., .nd would say that on our part, it will I Hef Bud Daley. Held con­ ster [rom Princeton, has run a ' :15 BALTl?\lORE (uPI> - The runs and the Hlll with a pair of 1:341 WOll, 21-20 lest y •• b a paSSing game. As rar as we're nected after John Romano singled. 1:52.5 haIC mile relay leg. The new r. Washington Senators exploded for doubles. Thirty-nlne-year-old Gene ,:11 Curt Men, All-America end in concerned, that's the kind of per­ The Tribe added two more runs on track record for the halC is 1: 54.4. t:SG four successive singles. 11 runs in the sixth inning Friday Woodling hit a grand slam home 1:5:1 1951 and Don Norton, who claimed sonnel we have." night while their rookie pitcher, run, the third or his career. Iowa's mile relay foursome, 10;1MI national honors in 1959 will be two The coach continued, "We Alter Dillard's homer in the 11 :00 third, Tito Francona singled and, Dave ten house, pitched a six­ who Ht .n Iowa record of 3:12.7 11:15 receivers who pose a threat to the hen a fine array of talent on the Quirk's reliever. Wes Slock, )l:5S with one out, scored on Romano's hitter for a 12-1 victory over the at Drake, probably will not run Ha\¥ks. .Iumni squad this year. We pitched to six batters and got no­ 11 ; ~ . The ball hit on top of the Baltimore Orioles. body out. Skinny Brown got lhe today, according to Cr.hmeyer. 12:00 The Varsity will be led by Quar­ lhould k .ble to give the varsity lUG left field fence and bounced back "We w.nt to ,ave Frazier anel terback Matt Szykowny, another • fairly good game. Our main dis­ Stenhouse gave up singles to the side out after ]0 consecutive Sen­ 11:45 onto the playing field. Romano K.rr (Roger) for their other 1:00 passing specialist. Bill Perldns and adYant.ge is lack of organiution first two hilters he faced and ators reached base saCely. The 11 2;00 scored when shortstop Mike Tresh runs were a record for the new .Yents," s.id Crelx, " We'll prob­ Joe Williams \¥ill be handling the because have h.d only thr.e then didn't permit a hit until Jim 2:'" w. fumbled Held's grounder. Gentile led off the seventh inning Senators and one short or the old ably uperiment with some of the 2:50 rullback spot, while veterans Sam­ daYI of pr.ctlu. Most of our other fell_s." 4:2li Grant, who struck out seven and with an infield . Stenhouse club record set in 1926. mie Harris and Captain Larry Fer· pi eyers ar. In good condition ., ' :JO didn't allow a walk, gave up a Wasll lng'.n ... 000 1011 000-12 12 1 Northwestern does not have a ' :15 guson will see action at halfback. a good share of them are now lost his shutout with two out in the 5;30 single in each of the first two ninth inning when Charlie Lau hit aalilmore .. ... 100 0 • 001- 1 , 3 first rate mile relay squad. 5:45 Besides the veterans oC last sea­ playlnt prof.salonal ball." Clark , 'e"hou.. and Sdlmldt; QIIlrk1 Stode 5:00 and then retired 13 men in a ingle to score Jackie Brandl (6), Iro\O'n I'). Hoe" II) .no Lau. In the hroad jump the Wildcals son who are still with the Hawks, added that he hu not h.d a ' :00 order until Rogel: Maris' bunt from second base. W - SI.nlloliso (2"'. L - Quirk (1-2). are nearly assured of a win. Elliott ' ;00 fans wiJI get a chance to see sever­ chance to s.. the varsity practice Hom. rill) - WIsI\llI.l.n, Woodll", 8:45 single in the seventh. Skowron then Stenhouse was ahead in a 1-0 (5). Williams reached 24-2 against Min. al freshmen who will be moving up this week. ';5:1 homered in tne eighth. duel with fcllow Rhodc Islander nesota last week. Iowa's best ef· 10:00 to the sophomore ranks next year. While the pas ing attack or the New York ... 000 000 1 5 1 on- Art Qu irk, the Orioles' starter, rort this ~ear has been 23-4 by RKrulh from Co.ch.. lill alumni is recognjzed as their strong Cleveland 003 000 40)(- T'4 0 Terry; Olley I'), Turley II) and when the Senators broke the con· Dick Leazer. H.... I'. end Wayne Phi iii,,' pojnt, they could also field a run· Howerai Grant and Ao..,.n.. W - ~ test open. They sent 15 men to the Braves Beat In the hurdles Northwestern's ICIIHIII Include Willie Ray Smith, attack. Willie Flemlng and Bob Gr,.. t (z-G). L - Terry (4-3). Home runs - New 'fork, Skowron plate in the fifth and scored all or Preslon Love is the man to beat. and loItby Grier at h.lfback, Jeter, the fleet halibacks of 1958, (5). Cleveland, Dillard (1), Held (3). their run after two were out. Don Gardner and Jerry Williams L"nn Lyon and Tony Glacobanl and Kevin Furlong and Don Horn Mets, 8-S i ormally lighl-hitting Chuck will be running Cor Iowa. at end, end Jim Rob,ha. and could easily break away. Cottier knocked in the !irst two Dave RICher at cent.r. Several regulars from the Hawk­ NEW YORK 1M - Del Crandall The Wildcats I are notoriously II Gus Kasapls, outstanding line­ eye team 01 last CalJ are expected L,ft Dowt:Js drove in four runs with a double wuk in the high jump, 50 HC!wk­ man in 1961, will be at right tackle: to compete against their former and two singles and the Milwaukee oye Jim Brye and Bob Nilison Wally Hilgenberg and Mike Reilly teammates. Center Bill Van Buren, RANDY DUNCAN A's Nip Minnesota Braves cuI off a ninth inning raily could have their own way. In the Cards, 8-5 by the for an 8-5 February indoor meet at Ev.ns­ are listed at the left guard posi· Guard Sherwyn Thorson, and 1958 AII-Amerlc. ST. PAUL-MINNEAPOLIS (UPlJ OLEN TREADWAY tions, Earl McQuiston at right Tackle Al Hinton will help bolster victory Friday night in the first ton, Brye cleared 6-0, while no Many Palling Record. On 16 Hits - Gino CimoH's line single oCI Zoi- meeting between the two clubs. Wilde.t could do better than 5- 10 Versa lies' glove broke up a 3-3 The Braves went into the bot- 10. game in the si)(th inning and open­ ST. LOUIS

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Special values arc the TIlle not the exception at Randall's Super Valu. The NOIma Kaipo combs out classmate Dianne Long's new easy to care for hair­ This is lh e entrance to Iowa Book & Supply's wide and varied world of paper­ fin st groceries in town at the lowest prices are yours for the shopping at style at the University College of Cosmetology. Both senior students are backs. In the line of textbooks, we supply th e tools for the student with new completing their professionally supervised training at the UCC. Stop in soon and used texts. "Vith years of experience, we recommend t ech~ ical , auxjliary Randall's, locat('cl on Ili ghway.~ 6 & 218 west nt Coralvill . Plenty of free and the UCC studcnts will give you the extra lime and attention to assure and reference books lo supplement your regular tex ts. Iowa Book & Supply parking, u spacious and allroclively decorated int rior, nnd the f ri ndliest your complete satisfaction before you I ave. The UCC offcrs a full range also carries Towa's largest stock of non-text books in paper and cloth for your service are only a few extras YOll rec ive when you "Shop Randall's." of beauty services, including recombing, all at low prices. pleasure reading enjoymenl. We will also be happy to order any book for YOll.

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The altho\ tlnue Ralp~ Neu being conoe basen tory comn: Und dozen ed ar have W~ .pini who This week at MOE WHITEBOOK'S Bryan is shown modeling the ever ' ''atch stop? Don't be late to class and other appointments. Be on time. Have LIND'S PIlOTO and ART SUPPLY, 9 South Dubuque, offers one of fhe Illy popular Imported Italian knit shirl with tailored coat style front (Jjght your watch skillfully repaired at Malcolm Jeweh-y. Malcolm's have the latest most complete and expert framing services in this part of the country. Over psyel in fine watch repair service. Your watch will be cleaned on our new Vari­ "I sl, weight, all wool - (rom $16.95), and dacron-wool slacks (in grey, brown, 300 patterns of frames from wllich to choose - plus a complete stock of mat Inyb matic Ultrasonjc Clcaner and accurately timed on our timing machine. blue-black or olive - from $12.95). Why don't you stop in today at 7 south bO[l1'd and Cl1stom made fabric mats. Or you may furnish your own mat Neu Machines can't do all of the work. The skillful repairs are all done under the "very dubuqne - meel Bryan and let him show you some of the latest in men's watchfu I eye of ollr ski lled watc1lmaker, Daryl Kempf. Bring yom ailing material. LIND'S, where you always find friendly, personal, service, can help the 5t fashions - fashio ns of distinction from MOE WIIITEBOOK. watch to Malcolm's. you select th e frame that will best display your print. think comPl evider !icient circUlI "not I The are : John Lt. Ch C. Ho Natior ers; a Huffrr often Neuzil so~ pr Met mine. 0.1111 Boon, the I, L""", lOad Max 20 yeo and I( chargl perso~ home. The hind t Slore. in a I of 8 c were hamlel !ires 0 Earl basem caUge( aJper , nee u Which one to c1lOose? Even the youngest girl has trouble deCiding which Moot Car Wash, 1025 South Riverside Drive, offers the best car wash in town Modem Bankers realize tile ease of banking from tileir car. Iowa State Bank report and Trust Company Ilas four drive-up and walk-up windows on the comer dre.ss is right for her. Sara and Michelle Rapoport are helping select their TWI at the most reasonable prices. You can have you car spotlessly cleaned in ",*r new summer dotIles from faternity Fashions new addition - Baby Fashions. chcJp. minutes for as low as 99c if you take advantage of the special Shen gasoline of Capitol and College streets just for your banking convenience. By making With summer just around the corner they know it's time to get ready for Intll transactions tlus easy, modem way, you can come as you arc; forget about Ihtt offer at Minit Car Wash. Why waste a whole sunny afternoon when you can vacations, swimming, playtime, and lots of fun. And now at Baby Fashions the problem of parkjng. And you'U find the same friendly service as you do NIVII have your car cleaned completely, inside and out, in less time tllan it takes you can take advantage of special reductions on SOme dresses - just in rune The) from their down town bank. . alO S. ~o tell about it? Try Minit today. for the summer season.

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