tudent Car Ban Can Solve Problem:.Salety Commissioner gin With * * * SUI Added ~ Ffosh, Soph 285 Spaces 01 owon Dtomobiles In 1957-58 Sennng rM State Unl"erlitu of I0W4 and tM People of Iowa Cit~ By JOHN HANRAHAN Streets Used As Lots l:.slaOlisned In IIjijIj - F.v(: Cents II Cupy St.H Wrlt.r AS OCJated Press Leased WI1f' aDd Wtres;botC' · ODlted Preas lnlernatlonll tea;;a Wtr.. Iowa CIty. Iowa, Tue day , April 21, 1959 Brown Tells Rotarians ------~~~----~~--~-- A question frequently asked by By JIM KADERA St.H Writer students attending SUI is, "What is ~ u ss ell Brown. state safety the university doing to remedy the ~issioner. said the Iowa City parking problem?" rlI~ng problem can be solved by R. J . Phillips, superintendent o( banning SUI student cars. Maintenance and Operation in the ~ro"'l said the banning should be· University Physical Plant, answers lin Wlth cars owned by freshmen and sophomores, and if the prob· this by saying, "The Univer ily lem is not solved. juniors and is quite anxious to provide addi· ame ange &eniors should also be prohibited tional parking areas whcnever po . trein eperating cars in Iowa City . sible. We are always considering ., ~p ,'lis speech at the District 600 possible locations (or new parking ~nyentlon of Rotary Clubs from lots and have made good progress ftI southern Iowa counties Satur· in this direction the last few years. Repe Swisher ~~, prown said the double·parking Betwcen the fall of 1957 and the problem in Iowa City is atrocious. fall of 1958, for example. 285 new New York Lawyer H,e said many local streets are parking spaces were added to our beilig used as parking lots. facilities. It is likely that more Says House Brown also called for driver parking places will be crealed by s.f~tr centers in each of the 99 next fai L" To Speak At SUI ClIlIl1ties in Iowa. Automobile Phillips said Ihere are no dcfi· Won/f Obiect drivers would be required to have nite plans for crealing more park· 11Ie.1r car, driving ability. and vision ing areas for next fa ll , but several ~I.ed once a year at a safety sites are under consideration . He SUI May Need ~nWr . The speaker said Des mentioned one proposal in which To Drop Word 'State' Thursday Night )IoIoes is the only Iowa city which land lying sou th of lhe University requires automobiles to be safety Library lot could be made into a By NANCY GROENDYkE Arthur n. Dean , eminent New c~lted yearly. parking lot. This land is now used 5taH Wrlt.r York City lawyer, will address .~n ••pI.in.d the progr.m by the Un iversity Marchil)g Band Scott Swi~ h cr . Johnson County I SUlow/lns at Macbride Auditorium ' Hi- .t.t. highw.y p.trol as a practice fiel d . state representative and Towa al 8 p.m. Thursday. • carryl"_ out to d.cr•••• driv· The Univ.rsity parking facill· House minorlly leader, told the Dean. whO is appearing as a F,.ccldant. In Iowa . till h.ve been greatly incr.... d Daily Iowan Saturday that he does ~lurray Lecturer, will discuss Ke said mass checks will con· during the past .IK y.. rs . From not plan to raise any opposition to " Human Relation in 1M Practice t!pue In which all cars and trucks November of 1952 until Nov.mber X MARKS the . pot wh. r. cars c.rrying Mr . • nd "'.n. Rich.rd C. SetteriM,. .nd Min Margaret F.y. a bill which would change thl' of Law." pas~lng a location stationed by of 19S8 there was .n incr.... of Kirn hit headon Sunday, costing .U thr" their lives. Th. clotted line .how. how Min Kirn·. car going name of Iowa Sta.te Colle~e to I 111 addition to rep(c enting such highway patrolmen are stopped 50 per c.nt In parking spaces Iowa State Unive rSIty of Scu,' ncc note\:i clients a J . P . Morgan and ~ safety checked. However, he provided by the University. At downhill .truek the curb lind .wervtd into the pith of the norlhbeund Setterberg car. Kim'. c.r i. in and Technology. Company and Slandllrd Oil of New ~ald , they will occur primarily ditch at 'eft.-Daily Iowan "holo by Jerry Mosey. preHnt the University controls The bill w a~ submit led to the Jer ey, Delln represented the Uni· \11 8, reas with bad accident records. 3S p.rklng lot. which will hold House last week oftl'r lhl' Board of t d States and 1G other members of jOWI1 City is one such area, Brown 4.858 c.rs. In 1952. the University Regenls approved lhe name ch8n ~ e the Unlled Nation_ in negotiations ~tI{Ied . was providing only 3.226 spaces. Crash Victims April 10. It is on the HouSt' calen· toward a peace trealy to end the A recent mass check revealed Sinc. 1952. an .v.r.g. of 270 new dar and may be brought 10 a vote Korean War. ~ thal a man had been operating his • paces h.ve been adeled annu.l. later this week. Swisher aid. He served as Uniled States am• caf since 1939 with only a learner 's Iy. permit, said Brown. "There ."",a... d '0 be no.... bassador to Korea in 1953·54 . For "Ri ght now there are enough IT.o Be Buried po.ltlon to the bill indic.t.d in two months in 1958, he was chair· Iii order to increase trarric parking spaces to prov ide fo r those safety on Iowa highways, Brown the sifting commilt.e end th.re man of the United States delega students li vi ng in married students' prob.b'y won't be any noted on lior! to the U.N. Conference on the urled that 150 patrolmen be added housing; and dormitory residents to the Highway Patrol. The Iowa the floor of the Hou ..," Swi.h.r Law of tile Sea at Gencv a, Swit· at least have a place to park their IOn Thursday said. "I cIon't particularly Ilk. zerland . Senate recently approved the ad· cars - either in a dormitory reo the bill for the ben.fit of SUI." Dean has wrilten several books Arthur Dean uon of 50 patrolmen, but the • \ Funeral services wiil be held 2 served lot or storage Jot, " Phil· h•• dded. " It'. a v.ry confusing and doze M of articles for such Korea Negol ialor ,~lIse has not yet voted on the lips said. p.m. Thur day at the Woll en .Ituation." diverse publications as the Harvard ---- ~easure. , Chapel in Burlington for Richard 'row SlIid ejlch highway patrol He ada~ that it is generally Swisher ind icated that if the bJII Law Review and the Atlantic is a trustee fOr many organi zatJons those individuals Hving off·campus ·1C, Setlerberg, 34, program direc· . d h b Ii ed ·t Id Monthly on topics ranging from . . . man is re$ponslble for patroling IS approve e e v I wou anti.lrust I\lw to the Far Eastl'rn III1 C ludl~g Cornoll. Umverslty, the ""lmlles of state and federal high. tliat have a ~a rd linle finding a . I·or for radio stat/on WSUl, and be necessary to change the name and B rlln itualions. CarnegIe Foundation, the Fund for wilts and an area containing abOut place to put carS. Of the 4.658 his wile, Gwendolyn, 33, who were of SUI to eliminate the wo rd student cars registered the fi rst 'state'. Th na me was included in Dean has spoken to audiences in Peaceful Mom Dcvelopmf'nt and 211.* Iowans. He said it now takes killed in an automobile occident semester, nearly hf\1f (2.264) were I a constitutional provision Cor the the Unit d states and abroad. lIc International House. i~ .Pi\.rolman an average of 20 Sunda¥. 't+(1\i~tes til arrive at the scene of owned by students living off·cam· ostablJsh mellt of a slate \\Diversity. ------~ an acoident; pus. " Uluple d 1dtted aM ~ A constltutlonal amendment to • '!'it may be your iiI. th.t Is PhUlIps said that the arktng two sons. Gary, 4, and Rand" 2, change the name would require tllo I,•• , In tile 21 ml.,ut. del.y." he problem could be('ome even more were injurap when the car they approval of two sessions of the Ike.Asks ~! Russians IEor Ban legislature and a majority voto by • ,. t , , ~14. serious if the number of auto· were riding in collided wiUI one the people, which would take six IJ.il.also called for a pay raise Jor mobiles driven by students con· driven by Miss Margaret Faye ti nues to increaSf!. years. lUibWay . patrolmen. explaining Kirn. 2~ ferryville, Mo. • on HI h· ilia a new patrolman earns only Some day there m.y be some "The Attorney Genera] ha~ not On Ny~le~r' Wf!apons' Te$ts';: way 210 . ' ~ mile souill qf made any official ruling. but there ~ a month and his salary has IOrt of restriction. or b.n on v~' ~ Alle~ : Say~ . ~o"trGV~r5Y: Iowa City. Miss Kirn was also AU'GUST'A , Ga. ~ - Presid qnt . cis o( radioactivity would be al· Is some Indication thi s might be t!. _ , . raised to only $400 a month by the • tudent c.rs," Phillip. said. killed in the crash. time he has worked 15 years. done without a change In the Eisenhower. slrlving to smash a layed ..." "Although I don 't know what Mrs. Selterberg and Miss Klrn constitution," Swisher said. " I Brown said he fears the new 70· these restrictions will be, or whom deadlock, has appealed to Soviet Eisenhower alluded to Soviet de- mlle.per·hour speed limit on state Of Science, Humanities Silly died almost instantly in the don't think it can be done this mands for veto power and to other Ihey will restrict, it looks as if session. however ," he added. Premier Khrushchev for a quick and . federal highways will cause crash. the Washington county sher they are bound to come about," James Van Allen talked space of the responding engine. With road·blocking Russian proposals, tas!.er driving because motorists iH's·office reported. Swl.her said he would prel.r ban on nuc lear weapons te ts be he added. science with h"ndreds of Rotarians and again rejected them. believe the new limit is an average sol a r·terrestrial relationshiips. Mr. Setterberg di ed in the Uni .n officl.1 n.m. ch.ngo for SUI. low 30 miles in the almo phere. Monday noon, and: speM. He cautioned that the speed The city parking situation like· wh ich he caUed major studies of versity hospital here about 7 p.m. but uld. "I think w.·r. going to In an April 13 letter to the Krem Then. in an effort to salvage the liniIt applys only to ideal driving wise improved during the last few (ll likened a solar narc to lGY's cooperating scientists, the Sunday, 3th hours aCter the crash. h.ve to do .nythi"" w. can do to lin leader, EiFenhower said n . Geneva talks from collapse, E isen· con'ditions, and that the provision years but not as rapidly as the pushing the starter bu tton on the "churning and swi rling kettle," The s.tterllerg·, son. were In avoid the confu.ion. If It has to be unoHlcl.1 .t first to uv. tim. gotiators at lhe stalemoted Gcneva hower proposed a first ·stage agree· caillng for reasonable and proper University·s. There are now seven family automobile; whi ch is the sun , seems to " push the W•• hlngton county hosp/t.1 of·street municipal parking lots, a button" (a solar flare) and Ind confv.lon. I would h.v. no talks then could turn to further ment - a ban on tests below 30 speeds will still be enforced. (2 ) expanded upon a Khrushchev where G.ry w.. listed In good miles in the atmosphere. having a total capacity of 603 cars. proposal for a sclentlric Olympic "something happens a day or so condition with • minor cut and objection. discussion of a general ban on Since a new type of no· passing If there could be such initial sign has been installed along High· By 1960, city officials estimate Games ; la ter in the vicinity of the. earth." Randy wu listed In utl.factory "Unofficially we did call SUI such tests. That would include etrist way 30, only three traffic fatalities there wil be close to 800 off·street (3) found a parallel between As . Cor Khr ushchev, Van Alien condition with a hoed injury. the "Univer sity of Iowa" a num- detonations in Quter space and agreement, the Geneva delegates have occurred on that highway in parking places provided by the SUI 's sateUite tape mileage and noted that the Ru sian premier re ber of years ago, and it would be Lhen could tackle the obstacles city. Hospital officials said Randy was possible to change the name un . underground. blocking a general lTan. n St . . )959, he said. He said about 25 rolling a peanut to Tiffi n with cenU y suggested " a peaceful com being held mainly as a prEcaution 50 yeort fllta1ities occurred on Highway 30 Today's total of 603 looks pretty one's nose; and:< petition on the order of the Olympic against possible pneumonia due to oCflcially now," SWisher said, "Meanwhile," said the Pres I· "In my view." the President 1 Inl~. impressive compared to the ofr· (4 ) noted the cffect of "my Games" in the space race. a severe cold and exposure at the "SUI" was first used when derit, '" fea rs of unrestricted reo told Khrushchev, "these negotia· "the new sign is triangular and is street parking space total of 10 wife's cooking" upon the Inter· Enlarging upon thl. propos.l. crash scene. Hancher discovered that was the sumption of nuclear weapons test· tions lnU t not be permitted com· placed on the left side of the dri v· years ago. In 1949 there were only na tional Geophsical Year. the Iowa sci.ntl.t im.gln.d • The children's grandparents, Mr. actual legal name. lIin~g~W~lt.:.:h ..:a~tt~e.:.:n ~da~n~t~~~~to~l e~v:-_p~I:et~e~IY~to~f~a ~i\.:..· '______" er. He said the sign is being 75 municipal oCf·street parking The low. phy.lci.t al.o .cor.d ';hre.ofl.tion .p.ce Olympics, ".... The change in ISC's official ., and Mrs. Cat( Setterberg, Burling· name. Iowa State College of Agrl· studied for possible installation places. By 1950 there were 300 tho "lo·c.lI.d colttrov.r.y" be· liap. by 1961, wlt~ :rock.t .Clm· ton, said the children will live with along all federal highways. spaces, and by 1955 there were tw.en the KI.ne.. .nd hum.n· petltors from the U.S.S.R., tho culture and Mechanical Arts. would them when they are released from not involve a constitutional change. 5U. 1ti .., as ".Illy." Th.r. i. room U.S., and G.... t Brit. tn, raNd on the hospital. Ci~y officials hope that more for both of these g.neral .re•• bas.. of r.ng•• accuracy. and The name was established by a A witness to the crash said Miss state statute stipulating only "a Worst Iowa April municipally owned lots can be of .tudy, just I. th.re i. for love. "r.duelng count-down tim.... V.n Kim's car passed a truck and on land grant agricultural" educalion· created in the fu ture to take care work rellgio" and other ,ignifi. Allen added wryly th.t Soviet returning to the southbound lane ' al institution. ISC officials have , .. SHow Since 121 of the increasing number of auto cant hum.n activities. he •• Id. lea.rship ...med to be "a IIttt • struck a curb and veered directly , , sought to include " university" in mobiles in Iowa City. Iowa City And he concluded his address .head of u. now" In the r.cruit· into the path of the Setterberg car " .A variety of weather hit Iowa the name on the basis that the residents (including students) at with hi gh tribute to Robert Frost, ing of m.t.ri.1 for the ··g.m..... Which was heading north. Mqriday, with snow, rain and warm work of the college has attained the the present time are operating After pointing out that the base· Olficers said the absence or skid \enij)eratures reported in sections praising and quoting the poet's scope of a university and that its approximately 16,000 automObiles. ment laboratory in the Physics marks indicated that neither driver of lhe state. couplet : " We dance around in a divisions function as colleges Building was now stacked with had time to apply the brakes. . ·. Giinnell reported 9 inches of Despite the progress made by ring and suppo e. But the secret within a university. $~W, Storm Lake 7, Pocahontas 6, both the city and the University sits in the middle and knows." enough Explorer IV tape read-outs Mill Kim and Mrs. s.tt.rIIe", to stretch from here to Tiffin. he w.... thrown from the cars .. Commenting on the general prob· iIJliI Fort Dodge, Rockwell City, in providing more parking fa· Van Allen observed that most lem presented by the similarity ~ll1man, Carroll and Newton all cilitles, parking still is and prob· drivers are not really aware of explained that student assistants they left the highway and kill.d were counting the jagged lines on inst.ntly. OffIcers •• 14 it .ppe.r· of names, Swisher said. "I'm quite 5. ably will continue to be a prob· what happens between the pushing impressed with the way the vari· Iowa City had 2. lem in Iowa City. of the starting button and the roar the tapes inch by in ch in the decod· .d Min Klrn'. c.r m.y h... ing process. In terms of dogged rolled over her body aft.r she oUs institutions and the Board of movement and preseverance. it's wa, thrown out. Regents have worked together this something "like inching a peanut Time of the accident was fixed session. Anything the various institutions could do to avoid can· illCommittee Studies Plans- with one's nose' all the way to Tif at 3:35 p.m. A watch Mr. Setter· fin," he remarked. berg was wearing stopped at that nict or friction would be to the Van All en drew the connection time. benefit financially of all three in· between IGY and "my wife's cook· The collision occurred on a stitutions as far as the legislature ing" by commenting that the glob· straight and level stretch of bleb· is concerned." Reapportionment Not Solved al scientific enterprise involving way about 9th miles south of the 66 nations started with 'a "post· junction of Highways 218 and 22 bES MOINES f.fI - A bipart!· would do something this week on county. This is a revised version prandial di scussion " at his home near Riverside. Eleven USing bJi committee of the Senate 'and reapportionment "and I'm sure we of the plan offered by Rep: David in Maryland. THE DAILY 10WAN-I.wa City, 10w_Tulsd.y, April 21, nSf-Pa,1 , ned HIGH AUTO PRODUCTION 136.068 cars up from the preced· III J Dt'fROIT It! - Spurred by con· ing wcc,k 's 133.202 assemblies and Writing Plan. I Edward s. Rose .,. I/JWUJr hi,h level retail demand. comparing with 73.217 completions I$850 Bond On 7 Charges Our de,l,. i, to furni'" yeur in the like 1958 week.. So lar this News Digest flict ~~, tilt l1li0 industry is maintaining a nHCIad Dr",. Ind Medicine, and year 1,952,563 cars have been bullt Suggested y.ur Vit.mins - perhaps eur a !Joo ~ s/rooi production tempo. compared with 1,448,757 in the _n MULTIPLE VITAMINS - 'ress j, .. Last week U.S. factorIes built same 1958 period. Herter To Rely On Teamwork After Chase In Iowa City _ • d.y-c.nt.ining Vlt.mln" Miner.ls and Liver Extre" I C.... . For ISTC Above Personal Diplomacy A former Iowa City man is being cars ofC tJ1C road, and pa sed a pric.d 1_ and ef Hi,h Potency I held hcre in lieu of bond totaling car on a long hill in a no-passing WASHl GTON 'IA'I - Christian A. Herter look command of the t.ke Multipl. Vit.mins ••ch d.y the Soviet : Student Specials! Iowa Stale Teachers College may zone. to feel bett.r - of control. • incorporate the teaching of note· State Department Monday with a pledge to rely on lenmwork rather $850 on charge including driving By using his car radio. Foster ons began I taldng, reading, and listening into than personal diplomacy. while intoxicated, after a high· phoned ahead to patrolman peed chase through the Iowa Cit}! DRUG SHOP and other 1 Chicken Fried Steak ...... $1.00 its basic composition courses next The 64·year-old New Englander strongly implied he would do far Roward Shapcott to set up a road· !most dis .• year, Dr. Ross Jewell and Dr. business di trict Sunday night. 119 S. DvlMlue St. Veal Cutlets ...... 1.00 less traveling than the cancer·stricken John Foster Dulles did. block north of Iowa City, but later narke! as : Elaine McDavitt or the English Howard D. Suiter, 24, now a told Shapcott to clear the road. 'gan stock •• California Hamburger ...... 50 and Speech department at I.S.T.C. "I will travel if I feel it is necessary to travel," Herter said, " But, resident of Columbus Junction, led OCfkers said Suiter drove right - at of War • said Monday. as you know. I have always been a pretty strong teamworker." highway patrolman Paul G. Foster through the business district on d the wa; ! California Tenderloin ... . .60 J ewell and McDavitt, addressing In six years. Dulles broke all travel records for a secretary of on the seven·mile chase which Dubuque Street at speeds close to I of hoard. : a staff meeting of the SUI Com· state. flying more than 559,000 miles on one-man diplomatic mis· began about one and a helf miles 70 miles per hour. Heating-Cooling ·ty aclion : From Our Broiler: munication Skills Program said sions around the world. south of North Liberty and ended. Nearing the end oC Dubuque at the pos •• "Famous broiled steaks, as you like them." that this addition has been recom· after the men had driven through Street, Foster caught liP with iV estern at· I mended by a committee studying much of Iowa City, at the inler· Suiter and bumped his car slight· 'ful SoViet ; We serve only choice meats the four year old experimental 'Biomedical Space Traveler' eel ion or Kirkwood Avenue and Iy, turning the car around and end· communication skills program at Dubuque Street. Means Mice On Next Discoverer ing the chase. BRANDTS rgans arc Now Open 7:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Daily the college. The seven charges filed against I The purpose of the program, they Suiter's 13·year·old brother was lunes With : WASHINGTON (UPI) - Roy he m ••nt by '·biomedlc.1 spec. Suiter included driving while in· in the car with hlm. but no charges said, is to compare the advantages toxicated, night speeding, speeding 207 North LInn o( an integrated course in writing, W. Johnson, Defen .. D• .,.rtmont tr... I.,.." But • spok.sm.n for were filed against him and he was ra1in~vs ky, • Reich/s Cafe S,.c. Prol.cts Chl.f, Slid Mon· the Adv.nced R.... rch Proj.cts in the ctiy. improper pas ing. run· released to his parents. Phone 8-0741 Irty figure. I speaking. reading, and listening ning three red lights and a stop 21 South Dubuqu. with the traditional separate com· d.y th.t tho next Disco".,..r Agency (ARPA), which Jehnaon Neither car was badly damaged i50r as de. I ....lilt. would c.rry e "blo he.cts, Slid mic. would be ign, railure to heed the signal by the slight collision. ~ iZ~ '~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ position and speech courses. medic.1 s,.c. trev.ler" .nd .board. Th. spek.sman .mpha· of an overtaking vehicle and pos· I that aw; : ~ No significant differences have session or fireworks. been found between the two meth· would be I.unched within • slud he m.ent "mice in the ruction of ; In police courl Monday. Judge ods of teaching. and the experimen· month or N. plur.I" but did not ..y h_ ." timate·, i. Ansel Chapman set bond at $500 on ! tal course will be discontinued next Jehnaon did not specify whet m.ny. the drunk driving count. $100 each Hands year, they said. on the city speeding charge and Established 1854 IS NEW I The cOJlU!littee fel~ that the ~tudy Castro Outlines Cuban Policy failure to heed the signal of an of note·taking, readlOg and hsten· a overtaking vehicle. and $50 each on ing has been an asset to the stu· Toward Foreign Investments There Id m. 'I STA·NU the slop light charges. improper Exquisite beauty . dents and should be continued ,ne. Mane pas ing and highway speeding. i through the regular English com· WASHINGTON l4't - Fidel Castro served nolice Monday that his !l-out :fit, • for you at NEW PROCESS POSitiOll programs. revolutionary government expects American and other interests in Foster was driving north on old Highway 218 at about 10:30 when ssian will •. I J ewell and McDavitt were Invited Cuba to pay their own way. to address the meeting as part of he potted the Suiter vehicle head· DANSK :h mustrbe ~ In keeping with their promise of always giving you the Declaring himself against communism and dictatorships of all , a series of exchanges. which are ing south with his bright lights ,f many _ ~ kinds, Castro said his regime does not plan to nationalize any lands. finest in dry cleaning NEW PROCESS now finishes each , designed to clear up existing mis· on. When Suiter failed to dim his lo briilg'L'p The Prime Minister also said that his government will expropriate lights Foster began the chase. garment with STA·NU. At no extra cost to you your I conceptions between the state s at- tl/is schools. said Carl A. Da11inger, legally those lands which are idle or unproductive. Foster said that evcral times I clothes will look sporkling new again, colors will be And. speaking in a National Press Club address about thc U,S.· during the chase when he pulled ire looking coordinator of thc SUI Communica· brighter than ever, and all your garments w ill have great tion Skills program. owned Nicaro nickel plant in his country. Castro said: along side Suiler, 'he attempted to , .)ne ~9 ~ist " We want the plant to produce two or three times more nickel. force him orf the road. Also during . hey - t1ie er to wrinkling and soiling. the chase Suiter forced several keepl their resistan~e We want them to process the mclal there so thal more Cubans will Jar plan?" Matrix Banquet ha ve work." MOSCOW EXHIBITION iet people IReservation Date y AalAT10JIIS • Britain Supports U.S. Stand MOSCOW fA'! - Harold McCel· Hand.forre4 plaiD ., Wacl in· Ian. general manager of the Amer. ~ilt d .t~inlt .. lItel witll delicate - On Flights In The Berlin Corridor ican exhibition In Moscow which - .iccorall"r patter-. . IE:!ew~!~~i1l4h~ eaa~Saddi . is to open July 25, arrived from II - uniaa Irl '10.50 tional four days to acccpt lnvita· LONDON, April 20 - (UPI) - Lloyd was answorin" In writ. New York Monday to inspect con· .tions Lo the Theta Sigma Phi Ma· The British Gov.rnmont MoneI.y t.n form, questions from oppo struction work on the big aluminum ' trix Table banquet, Theta Sig declared Its blckin, for the U.S. sition Soclellsts on consult.tions pavilion which will house the show. President Jane Hubly. A4. Cedar stend that Wes"rn Allied pianos L Rapids. announced Monday. hlv. the right to fly In the .Ir betwHn Brit.ln and the U.S. on ,I Miss Hubly saId the deadiine has corridors to W.st B.rlln .t any rec.nt U.S. Mllit.ry transport ILLINOIS COLLEGE OF been extended until Friday due to eltitude. flights defy I", the So"I.t at'l ,. I • I a mix-up in pUblicity. For. I • n Secretary Selwyn "mpt, to Impose I 10,000 foot OPTOMETRY , About 500 campus leaders and Lloyd told the Hou .. of Commons celling in the B.rlln corridors. announ eel .ha.l applleatlon. 'or i\Rless stu· ' Iowa City women active In eivic that Brit.ln h.ld th.t "this right So"I.t I.t fighters had bun." admln lon t. It callsea be,ln .. Is to sub aCfairs are invited to attend the 5hould be .xorcised from tim. thre. such U.S. fli,hts in th .... nlnr Sept.ember IS, 19:iY, are ftOW fJOID Ofrence banquet April 29 at the Iowa to tlmo .. nocossary." _oks. beln, ruelved. Hand.forged .tainle.. IIttl with 'cnce that Memorial Union. 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And, every Palm Beach Wash 'n' Wear suit is constructed for Lop performance ... has been tested Airport Inn from the outer fabric right to the last thread. The exclusive con· tour cut collar assures you of perfect (it that stays perfect ... an extra advantage in a Wash 'n Wear suit! For dependable tailoring, FAMILY DINNERS and PRIVATE PARTIES advanced fabric styling, you can't beal Palm Beach Wash'n Wear! Highway 218 South Stop in to sec our line selection . CHARGE IT! Ju, 1 chlrgo It on eur regular ate.unt. or un the Bremer I R.""lvlng Chi'" Account - 11 ~iiAMILT~~ , month. te p.y. SOUTH DEAI.OIN· HOTEL t. 119 Iowa Ave 214 N. tinn St. at IANSAJ em IT'S THI lILum. HotiL 1005 All-CONDrRONED Dial. 5511 Dial 5512 , '" """ • THE DA ILY IOWAN- low. City, 10w_ Tuesd.y, April 21 , 19S'- P.,e J MWMW~WMWMWMWMWMWMWMWMWMW ~ ! Speech Contest 7 Plays Get Student To Give IOvercrowd ed Schools ~ . .&.oe ~ Awards Given Oboe Recital Here Hearing To Be Tonight Jo eph Suchomel, G, Cedar A public hearing to discu s pro· IT'S REALLY It it's distinctive ... big on campus . . . E. then'ille High School won the High Ratings ~ Rapids, will be heard in an oboe posed boundary chnnges for 10wn strong in appeal . .. it must be from- < CIa s A Debate till in ttlt> 53rd annual finals of till' Iowa High In Festival reciLal tad y at 4 p.m. in 'orLh City School sub-districls will be TOP DRAWER School Forensic League, held at :'IIusic Hall. held today at 7:30 p.m. in the HAWKEYE Whitebook's men's wear SUI last Thur day through Satur· Three Iowa high school earned His program will consist of the ~ ~ day. superior rating_ in the Clas A Albino"i "Concerto, Op. 7, No.6"; Central Junior Hjgh School Audi· "Concerto, No. 1 in B Clat," by C. Lorium. that's ~ 7 $OUI~ dubu9ue.meec ~ Univer. ity High chool. Iowa Division of the 31 I Annual High AND EVERY _1 _ IOWJClry,JOwa ~ City. was au ardt'd the Cln. s B School Play Production Festival PhiUip Emanuel Bach; and a The School Bonrd has uggested ' champio n.! hip; Oskaloo~a High which clo,ed la.t weekend at SUI . "Concerto" by Goos ens. Piano boundary changes to relieve o\'e r MWMWMWMWMWMWMWMWMWMWMWMW chool was Class A runner·up and Superior ratings went to Kuemp. accompanist "'ill be orma cro~ '1 crowded conditions at Herbert Aquinas High School. Fort Madison er High School, Cnrroll, for associate professor of mu ie. Hoover and Horace Mann Schools. HAROLD!S and Emmetsburg High School were "Spreadlllg the News;" Abraham HAWKEYE Class Brunner ·up. Lincoln High School. Council CAN SAVE THE FOR TASTE Bluffs, for a scene from William Saroyan's "Hello OuI There;" and ONE HOUR MARTINIZING EATS AT CLUB Grinnell High School for a produc· YOU! ENJOYMENT Prompt Service tion of lone eo's "The Bald So· .-tra prano." Call us for your Try The For All Our Ratings of exc('llent went to three ~iU,r College Patrons cast : Decorah High &bool for "A weekday and . faid Goc Forth to War;" fa.on weekend parties. City Hi h School for "Spreadin Always ope n MAID-RITE Sandwich the New~;" and Washington High DRIVE-IN School oC edar Rapids lor Friday and Saturday We have a comp ete menu of good foods! Anouilh' "Th Lark." Highw.y , Sixteen out tanding pt'rCormers West of Smitty'. were named in th Clas A group: erljice ill a BREAKFASTS ~ Roger John. en, En I High School, Sioux City; Mary Pat Ronan, Pe· relaxed 1I1llJO pllCre corah; Holly Michael.. O.;kaloo. a; WANT ADS • LUNCHES John Maher, Phylli Frilz and Kathleen Hyland, Kuempcr High GET FAST RESULTS SOLON on Hiway 261 • DINNERS and School. Carroll; huck Wood, Spencer: Conrad BL hop and Karen Klok, Abraham Lincoln of Council • FOUNTAIN SERVICE Bluffs; Ronald lIeuhaus and Karen Kedrock. 10. on City; Mike Grif· Dial 4595 for outgoing orders fith, Washington, Cedar Rapids; MILLER'S Barbara Hansen. E thcrvlJle: Open 6 A.M.·l A.M. daily eXc3pt Sunda:'$ Pat y Kingsbury, Keokuk Senior Con oco • Service High School; and Bob Taylor and The MAID-RITE Sand ich S Carol Autry, Grinnell. IFIEDADS Ac ross from SchaeHer Hall Corner of Capitol & Burlington WHIP CRACKER Classified I"struttion Where To Eat Room. fot lC e nt Dial 2034 SWING your dlnce .tep. - Lindy and Advertising Rates Chl.Cha. MLml Youde Wuriu. Dlat TURK I!:Y SANDWICHES and HO fE. '. OF' DOUBLE room Cor mal student. DES hlW - ~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I Hersch I Lovele~s~ (U~I~Ionday gotG~. a 11485 ~.n MADE PIES to 10 Maplecr.. t Sand. 115 N. Clinton. 8336. '·24 chance to rcally ('rack the whip. wleb Shop. tlw)'. 218 SOuth. Aero ROOM and privllte bath In olr-"On- WORD ADS BALLROOM dance Ie onl. Wilda Crom the AIrport. Phone 8·1773. 5·15 dltlonrd home for medIcal student. He received a six·foof bull whip a.sltS-Allen Ex. 478~, or 7 to 8:30 p.m..a.. N ear hasp It a 1. 7276 . 4-25 from the Sioux ily Chamber o( One Day ...... 8t II Word Troiler S,.,oce ------ROOMS Cor ,radunte. ..,------ Student•. Phone Commerce in recognition of his 3838. ' · 24 Two DIiIYS ...... 10\' a Word lost and Found MOBILE homes - lA.el and lervloe. role a~ "Iowa' number one whip Three Days ...... , 12¢ a Word T r ner movln,. local and 10", dlst· ROOM {or student or work In, man. cracker." lOST GelId Brocele' AEP Inollnla. Inee_ Dennl. Mobile Home Court (Easll 8682. ' · 2t Four Days ...•... . 14¢ a Word Senllm"nllol vlllue. Reward. ~933. 4.23 Pho". 4791 . 5·7R ROOMS for men. 8·5777. Five Days ...... 15¢ a Word LOST: 4 k.~1 on chaln_ Exl 249~ Troller for Sal. Ten Days " . .... 2o¢ a Word WO.1EN·S Grey Sprln, co.t t ~t Typln; STUDENTS! Bill Zuber'. Re.lauranl. Ha,e ) our, One Month ..... _ S9¢ a Word 8.0845_ 4.H !lEE Ihe new 47 Coot 10 fool wide Wr,l· Wooll toblle Home, .t Fore.t View TYPING. 8.4990. . Start thl! day right at Reich' •. Trnl{lr Park. AI..., a varlet)' of ulcd Meet with your friends for (Minimum Charge 50¢) Ira lie .. all Il,.,. from $900.00 up. Bank TYPING. 8·0471. 6-15 Miscello neous Clnoneln,. Call 6180. 5· 15 breakfast or lust coffee. TYPING. neatly done. 8·4931. 5·14R Cinnamon t~~st, coffee, 34c 14 (t. Chrll.Cr.fl boat. ~ tI.P e1edrlc 1955 - 38 II .• on~ bl'droa..., tr~ll.r TYPING. 3174. 5.1 4R and IUlc e for lust Lolnrlldo motor and trailer. GolC h . Lincoln Way T roller Court. ______club. . 6507 or 8 -3378 . 4 • 25 I C.d3.3436. Rapids. R. D. storr.r. EMpIre4.21 TYPING.______3843. a·.14_ .R Now open FOR SALE: 14 n. aluminum runabout. TYPING ••"perlenced, (Electrlcl. 8·5102 7:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. .11 eqUIpment. 25 H.P. Evlnrudv. can a!ler 5:30 p.m. 5·10 flnllnc•. Phone 3582. 4·25 IU;O:: ~ ~ c.;;;dill~- AU TYPING. 8110. S·IOR Reich's Cafe SO" Tappan Rance. ChronIC drop leal modl·rn. Mu t ell by June. Se. anv. ::-:--:--:-:------cu;d his lable. 2 Frieze Flre.lde choirs. M.· time. 1:25 S. Rh... "lde Drtve. T railer. TYPING. IBM. 9202. j · 21 hog.I)' t.. cart. IIendlx I. drye.. 23 ~u BAND Or RENO IVN Whtrlpool w ••hcr. e.32B3. 4.22 TYPINC. 8·1679 5·a 19:;7 4S,COOI Llberi)· Hou •• Tral;;::-Qni;: 1'. yean old. Coli 8-3~9 aUer 5:00. ~957 BSA Gol ~ ',Nn,w" _ 1:30· ~:OO· 6:35 HELD OVER "Feature 9:1 0" THRU THURSDAY! ...... " .... '" THIS ATTRACTION MATINEES-7Sc• EVENINGS-9Dc Children-2Sc ALTER BRENNAN With Winner OHN WAYNE EAN MARTIN BEST ACTRESS RICKY SUSAN --I-E-f!-T-L-E--I-A-I-L~t-Y---~·- · ------"";;'-I-Y-M-O-I-'-W-A-L-K-E.- NELSON. !lAYWARD , THE TROUBLE __ GET INTO 15, NOBODY FIE>HT5. SNEER REALI.Y TRIE5 ( AT MY BUDOI!: TO UNDERSTAND AND PICK ON ME !r I.ITTLE E>UY5 • a nd AWARD WINNER TONY CURTIS· SIDNEY POmER .0 .. 2'•• .....~ o ••! 1/·21 ..... 6-THE DAILY IOWAN-low. City, 10w_Tuesd.y, April 21, Its' Coad Offers SUI Do tor liSnate To 8 gin Antarctic Called Has Voting Today Stroke; On Labor Bill as you Spring-Clean : Plan To Cut WASHINGTON ( PP - The Dies Sunday UN~FILIATED P.E.O. . ml'~' Senate. fonday wound lip four days 'Bottle 01 Milk' Funeral services lor Dr. John bers Will meet at 7:30 tOlllghl m of debate on the controvel' ial at the LAUNDROMAT Farm Surplus Hammond Randall. 60. head of the the bome of Mrs. W. M. Furni h. Kenn('(\y·l\larlin Labor Reform Bill "You get the imprc ion your are ture of humanity ." Th y seem to Department oC Ob tetrlcs and 816 Park Rd. Members who have Iand prepared to sta.rt voting today W HI GTO "" - ' A program lhing in ide a bie bottle of mUIt," ha\e distinclh'e personalities. Gynecology at Ihe SUI College of not been contacted can call llrs. on a tack of 130 pi oposed amend· de igned to reduce the farm sur· is how Rev. Daniel Linehan de· "Wben you walch a group of pen· 1edicine for the la t seven years, . ment . Fast, safe, economical launde ring for your curtainl, plus and bring a (air price for scribed the Antarctic during a guins lor about ten minutc , you \\'i1l be held at 2 p.m. Thursday Gary Strme, 505 Iowa A,·e. Sen. John F. Kennl'dy (D.Mass. I. drapes, sha g rugs, and slip cove rs. And you can add commodities in part through retire- "white out" period, when the reo begin to recognize people you knew at Becltman's Funeral Home. The • •• predicled he had a "safe margin"l ment of 10 per cent of a farm r' flection of the sun off the ice in your own hometown," said Rev. L. L. Dunnington, pastor of LAW WIVES will meet in the of votes to deCeat a key proposal new brightness and lasting color to faded fabrics tillable acreage was proposed by makes the earth and sky merge in Father Linehan . the First Methodist church will oC. offered by the measure's other w ith the LAUNDROMAT'S exclusive dyeing process. Rep. 1 rwin Coad tD·lowa l Mon· a white glare. A graduate of . Bos~on College ficiate. Burial will be in Dayton Law Lounge at 7:30 tonight Mrs. spon or. Sen. Sam J . Ervin CD. day. Falher Linehan spoke Saturday Ia~d Har~ard UDlve!'SIIY, Father Me.morial ~emetery at Dayton, Ramona Fried will speak on .C.I. In a House speech, Coad called night in an SUI lecture sponsored Linehan IS now ch::lIr~an of thc Ohio on Friday . . " Home Decor" after a bu iness The En In Amendment would FREE PARKING AT THE the plan a en ible one which by the American As ociation of Department oC GeophYSICS at Bos· Dr. Randall. dl~ at 2 : ~ p.rn. meeting. knock out of the bill propo ed would not be costly "and which Petroleum Geologists of his ton College. Sunday al Uru\'er~lty hOSPital.. He changes in the Taft·Hartley Law. will go a long way in solving some experiences during three expedi· entered the hos!Htal la t Frlda.y • • • The legislation now would per· 01 the most complex problems lions to the Antarctic {or "Opera' N COt Off·· Is night after surfer!ng a troke at his RESIDENTS AND INTERNS mit building contractors to ign lacing America today on the do- tion Deep Freeze." ew I y ICIa home at 235 Lexmgton Aven u ~. Wives Club will meet Wednesday union contracls before actually at 8 p.m. in the University Club hiring their workers and attempl to I mest ·IC I ron.t " HI' prlnclpa" I wor k was surveytng. T0 Be Sit e ec e d ·thDr .U· Randall 't hash beenpit I' a90C late1928d Coad said he plans to introduce the continent tor ice·Cree land on w~ ~versl ~\ ' e~ h' a ~:~cecrom Rooms of th Iowa Memorial end the o~aned "no man's land" Union. Miss Majorie P. Copeland, of labor·management jurlsdiction AUNDROMA legislation on hi proposal in a few which large, wheeled plan,es such An examination will be held ~ee~01leg~e:~1edici~e. FrO~ 1930 instructo r of economics, will speak the area in which neither ·the Fed· days. . as G1obe,!!asters and DCS s could Thursday at 3:30 p.m. to select an to 1931 he did postgraduate work in on "Living 1n OUI' Modern Econo. eral nor Stale Governments now 320 E. Burlington The 10 per cent of a farmer 5 lon.d. This wa found on Marble assistant police chief for Iowa Vienna. Austria, the only year he mic World ." are acting. acrea~e would ~ place~ in a con· Pomt, near Ross Island, and Navy City, the Civil Service Commis' was not at University hospitals. servatlon b.ase, oad Sllld. and he bulld~zer were used to construct sion announced. Surviving Dr. Randall arc his would rive no governmenl pay an air strip there. Twelve candidates had applied widow ' one son John H. Randall Im~~mllllllllll~IIIIIIIIII""""llIIlml lllllllllllllmlllllllllmllllllllm"IIIII111111II11111H1II11II11IIIIIIII11IIWlllllllmlllllllllllllmllllllllllllllllllllllll1IIIIIIIIWIIIIIIWIlIllllllllillillillWIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII11111111111111111111111111111111 11111111111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIImilm at all. Father Linchan then had the to take the examination by the Jr. oC' lowa City' one brother and Each producer then wo.ul~ place satisfaction of seeing the first April 15 deadline. fou~ si ter . Hi 'parents and One 25 per cen~ of the remaJnmg till· landing of a wheeled aircraft in the Entrance examination will be brother preceded him in death. able ac~es m the con erva~ion base Antarctic. Five minutes laler, he given to nine men al 7:30 p.m. for which he would receive pay· saw the first crack up of a wheeled Thursday to fill one vacancy in the STYLE ISN'T THE THING menl in kind of surplus crops. aircraft in the Antarctic The plane Police Department and one in the TAIPEI, Formo a I.ft - Women The farmer could plant whatever had kidded on the runway. Fire Department, the commission teachers in Formosa have been he chooses on hi remaining acre- Testing the deplh of lhe ice at said. told not to wear clothes that are age so long a one crop Isn't more the South Pole by seismograph was No date has been set for the too stylish. In making the ruling than half the cultivated acr s. On one of the hlghlighls of Father examination to selecl a city sani. the provincial government said it these crops, 90 per cent price sup· Linehan's work. Besides yielding tarian to replace Sylvan E. Lenz, was designed to "safeguard the ports would be paid. valuable scientific data, the visit who recently vacated thal post. integrity oC women teachers." The program would be subjcct to 10 the Pole allowed Father Linehan ._iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii ___;"'iiiiiii ;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-' approval in a referendum by a ma- to boast :· "[ ran around the world jorlty of the eligible producers. five limes in less than 0 minute." There would be a '10.000 Ii,!!il The I cture, illustrated wilh for anyone p.oducer for prIce colored slides taken in Antarctica, support loan and optional partiel· included descriptions of the cli. pation by farmers with 30 acr . or mate (it can get to 100 below zero less. withoul half trying) and the ani· mals. Lama's Stand The most interesting animals were Ihe penguins, which Father Branded As lie Linehan called "nature's carica· By Red China Iraqis To Give TOKYO L4'I - Red China Monday branded as lies the Dalal Lam~' s Dinner Sunday statemcnt denouncing CommuDlst rule i~ Tibet. . SUI students from Iraq will pre. RadIO Pelpmg. br?adc~st a pat:e and serve Iraqi dishes at the charge that reactionarIes dictated [nternalional Center Sunday at the statement and questioned 6;30 p.m. whether th~ 23·y.ear.old g?d.king, The supper will feature : Kibbe a :efug~e In [ndla, had 111 fact Cmeat and polato cakes), K\1ftta •.. the way with a smart, neat a ppearance. w~~llen It (Iraqi hamburgcr). Tcps] (beer T~e 60·ca~led statement of the and eggplant casserole I. Teman ~alal ~ma Issued .. ~rou.gh an In· and Shaari (noodle and ri 0) dian dIplomatic offICial III Tezpur . . on April 18 is a crud document combination Sa[ad,) and lJalawa Whether it's socially or in the business world, the first lame in rea oning, {ull of lies and (an ah:nond de sert . . impre slon is an Important and lasting one. A neat, loopholes," declared a long com. Nouna Awakee":l ' G., Will be mentary oC the oCCicial New China chairman of the dmncr. weU groomed appearance paves th way and gives you News Agency . Ti.ckel for th upper are the proper introduction. '1 "There are indications in the aVllllable to students at the Of· stalemenl which arou suspicions ,fice of Stu~ent A~fairs at $1.00 Also, ,you must not forget to "freshen the impression," as to whether it is indeed a slate. eoch. Rcmamlng tick ts ' wlll be ment by the Dalai Lama him If." avaUable to the public on Friday Have your clotHes cleaned rcgulilrl~ and 111 way. roam. Tbe ~asis for this r a onine was afternoon. I lain llrtlt 'neat appear3l1ce. I" OJ I I" " I'" the fact the Da)ai Lama referred __.1.- __ to himself as "he" ralher than WORD FROM RAFT "I," which it said was customary. L[MA , Peru t4'I - Th balsa You 'Wtll be amated ot what a difference it wiU make The commentary added lhat stalc· raft antuta II, heading for Poly· in your outlook. What' more, you will find people!.' atti- mcnts of the Dalai Lama over the n s[a, reported Monday it was tude toward you wul change. .,', past eight years. contradicted hi aboul 350 mile west of Peru. This L I ,'I' declaration at Tezpur. fir I word from the raft since Jts Griffiths • • • Radio Peiping broadcast the deparlure eigbt days ago was commentary first in Chinese, then heard by Lima radio amateur Or· Next time lee or call • • • '111 ...... In English. lando Falconi. O,le of tlte key staff members al Iowa Book & Sup ply Company is Bob Griffit1ls. Bob's major occupa· ' . 'II tion, of course, is attending lite University of IOlCa where he is a junior pharmacy student. As mana· ger of the paperback ,~ecliOll he is directly resTJonsi hie for over 3000 titles that are of interest to stu· dents, faculty, altel staff members. These paperbac ks range in price from 35¢ to .~2 .95 alld are a.vail· able !In(ler the following areas; 1II1111[IIIIIIIIIIIII~mlllllllllllillmlllllllllllllll REFERENCE • NOVelS • RELIGION • PHILOSOPHY • SOCIAL SCIENCES ' ESSAYS • PHYSICAL SCIENCES • NATURAL SCIENCES • . MATHEMATICS HOW-TO-SECTION • BIOGRAPHY • POETRY • DRAMA • SHORT STORIES "Buy Now" Tire Bargain COLLECTIONS • LITERARY • ART & MUSIC • HISTORY • NEW TITLES , - '. 1I111111111mlllijilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli SAYE UP TO. 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