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AIao$ted Preu Leued Wire AD4 Wlrepboto - Herald Trib\lDe News Service Features Wednesday, August 10, 1960, Iowa City, Iowa I, Cuban Catholic Head Threatens Close Island Churches

Hunahl I did it! So say. this .oon·to·'" grad a. he leapi for joy. Archbishop Warns S'Vln hundred students will b. graduated In c.r.moni.s at the Field House tonight at 7 :30 p.m. Probably most of them would echo the Rebel Military Group Will Admit ieyful feelings of this young man aft.r puHing in many hours of . U.N. Forces "blood, sweat, and a few tears" to achi.ve that degr". Castro After Clash -Daily Iowan Photo by Carolyn Gottschalk HAVANA CAP) - Cuba's highest active Roman Catholic ,ISU Provost To Speak- Grabs 'Power in Laos hito Katanga authority d e1ared Tuesday he will close all Catholic churches List 9 Conditions on the island unless the Castro regime averts anti-church SAIGON, Viet Nam 1.4'1 - An U. S. military advisers total 24. Laos' proclamation df ncutrality demonstrations and guarantees freedom of worship. He said army group seized military and There are 753 Americans in Laos on a vi it 10 t year by U, N., Of Consent; Congo the church would operate "in silence" - as it does in some civil power in Vientiane, capital of -economic as well as military aid Secretary General Dag Hammar­ Threatens Invasion Laos, asked all foreign soldiers to group members, embassy person- skjold. He had sent a foct-linding places behind the Communist Iron Curtain, The warning was leave, and proclaimed a neutral nel, dependents and private citi- team here aCt r the Pathet Lal) LEOPOLDVILLE the go ,. angrily issued by the Rt. Rev. ------,To Graduate 700; Co 1m , n churchgoers and a gang of jeer. foreig n policy for th e kingdom zens. guerrillas provoked a crisis. 's bell'o Go e Msgr. Evelio Diaz, archbishop, co- - Katanga re I us v ro· ing youths outside Havana Cathe- Tuesday. Rebel broadcasts (rom Vientiane The communiques were signed ment agreed conditionally Tuesday adjutor of Havana. It come short- dral. Reported cut off 100 miles to the urged Americans and oth r lor- by Capt. Vong Le, commander of to admit the U.N. soldiers it once ly ofter the top ranking priest In The Rev. Eli.Jio Sardinas, chap- 'th a thre t f B t Caslro's army had intervened to " Excercises Tonight north in Luang Prabang was pro­ eigners to remain calm and to go the 2nd battal/on of paratroops of b d WI 0 arre a war. u lain of the revolutionary army. . Pt· L b stop an impending clash between Western Premier Tiao Samsonith about their work. A communique the revolution. He is unknown to Con g0 P remler a rice umum a sent most of the churchgoers and SUI's preSident, Virgil M. Hancher, will award 700 and his Government of this tiny said aU foreign property would be diplomats here-even in the La· threatened to Invade Katanga pro- demonstrators home before any degrees at the University's summer Commencement this eve­ country that has lived largely on respected. otian embassy. vince with his own and other Afri- Senate K-Ills serious Injuries could be Inflicted. ning at 7:30 CCDT) in the Field House, Nearly half of the the bounty of the United States. Government o[flctals were told ----- can soldiers. A church source sai«\ Msar. Diaz ~hlle the extent of the co up was to remain al their jobs and obey The tentative capitulation to the told Government officials: candidates will receive advanced degrees. Today's convocation in doubt, diplomatic advices left the revolutionary committee or DI Delivery U.N. was announced by provincial GOP1 C- -I "If there are no guarantees of brings the total of SUI graduates to 81,312. President Hancher no doubt that the rebels were in face severe punishment. Prcmier Moise Tshombe at his S IVI safety for churchgoers, all church· firm control 01 Vientiane, the ad­ capital, Elisabethville. He listed es will be closed tomorrow morn· has awarded over 25,000 of these degrees. James H. Jensen, The committee said that ill Stops Today ministrative capital, a s distinct foreign policy, the rebel regime nine conditions, primarily aimed R' h B-II ing and the church will be de- provost at Iowa State University of Science and Technology, from Luang Prabang, the royal will "respect the pact of the U. N. With this editlon of The Daily at seeing that Lumumba's central I 9 ts I clar d in silence so that the whole will be the Commencement speak­ capital. and neutrality" - a reference to Iowan, delivery to the students in government is not given a hand in world will know what is happening er. His topic will be "The Pursuit Baccalaureate degrees will be The diplomatic reports said Vi· dormitories, married student hous- Katanga affairs. WASHINGTON 1.4'1 _ Senate in Cuba." of Education." President Hanch­ conferred upon 457 candidates and entiane was fu nctioning normally ing and fraternity houses will The break came on II day which Democrats smothered a Republi- Msar. Diaz' warning - which er will deliver the charge to the 343 wilt receive advanced degrees. except for military road blocks. cease until the beginning of the saw: can civil rights bill Tuesday and brought no immediate official re­ gradUates in addition to conferring The advanced degrees include The rebels staged their coup d'etat Defense Tells fall semester. Delivery to paid 1. A U.N. Security Council or· their presidential nominee prompt. sponse - pointed up the serious· the degrees. in the early morning darkness subscribers will continue, un intel'- der for Immediate r.,lacement Iy charged it was offered with the ness of a growing church-Govern­ 70 Ph.D.'s and 273 Master's de- with a burst of gunfire that killed rupted through the rest 1>' the of Belgian soldl.rs In the rich, aim of blocking vital welfare legis- ment di spute centering on the left­ The traditional graduation music grees. will be played on an electric or­ two persons. Of Surplus summer. independence • minded province lation. ward march oC the Fidel Castro gan by Mrs. Frank Hanlin, 1425 Prior to the University Com· A committee of the revolution· Students who wi h to keep with· unit. from the U.N. ,.rcn Am id a shower of J)Olitical regime. mencement, 10 Army and three aries said Laos will seek "friendly WASHINGTON 1.4'1 - Defenso abreast of Iowa City and SUI news of Sw.dish Mal. co.n. Carl von sparks, the Senate voted 54-28 to The island's Roman Catholic Laurel. William D. Coder, coordin· Department oriicials Tuesday con­ ator of conferences and institutes, Air Force Reserve Officer Train· relations and a good neighbor pol· during the interim period may Hom. table and thus kill a controversial hlerachy warned in a pastoral let· ing Corps cadets will receive com­ icy with all countries who are so firmed Senate Democratic Leader order a Daily Iowan sub cription, 2. A Belgian assent to the order, two-point civil rights bill of Cered ter read in churches last Sunday will serve as master of ceremon­ Lyndon B. Johnson's estimate that ies. missions. The commissions will be desirous . . . and will receive which will be mailed to any place with qualification as to the time by Sen. Everett M. Dirksen of against "the increasing advance of presented at a ceremony in Sham­ economic assistance from ali coun· $621 million Congress voted for in the United States. The six-week of the Belgian withdrawal. A JIIinois. the Senate Republican Communism In Cuba." Candidates for the various de­ de[ense still is frozen and unused. atas wiU _ - presented by the baugh AuditQriuJl1 at .6 p.m. tries without any ~eservation." subscription, Aug. 11 to Sept. 22, IBrussels official said Belgium in- leader. The church sou. rce said Msgr. Still, they said. It may be need­ deans of their respective colleges. is aval1ab e a the speCTar rate of teDds to comply Cully, but the - SO?therl! aritl NOrthern Demo· 'DiaZ'ln4de a teJephol)e cll1 to the sary to ask the next Congress and $1.50. withdrawal will come only as the crahc senators closed. rank s to presidential palace durina the Those who are s:andidates for grad­ the new Administration for more uate degrees will be presented at To obtain your interIm DI's, mail saCety of Belgian civilians is as· hand the GOP an openmg-gun de- peak oC the demonstration. He lat- money to meet record peacetime or bring your orders to The Daily sured. feat. er drove to the palace and can. Commencement by Prof. Ralph U-Edition Editor Admits military spending, estimated this Shriner, head of the Deportment Iowan dffice, 201 Communications 3. A declaration by Lumumba's For all pr.ctlcal purpose. this fer red 25 mInutes with Luis Buch, year to reach at least $41 ~ bil­ Center. Government or a state of emer· appeared to put an end to any ministry of the presidency. of Chemistry and a member of the l lion. SUI Graduate Council, due to the gency - a modified form of mar· prospect for civil rights action .t He appeared angry after leaving IWorming Way to B.A. The reason for not using the tial law. Though U.N. soldiers are thll post-convention ....Ion of the palace, and declined comment death of Dean Walter F. Loehwing $621,302,000 Congress made avail· of the Graduate College. on the job in five of the Congo's Congre... . . on the meeting. A subsequent In addition to the graduates who Some students work as walters, at his chose, work. This should able in addition to administratiol) Auto Iniuries six provinces, Lumumba called . The Democratic preSidential c~ n - palace communique said only that are from the United States, there janitors or salesmen to pay college have lert plenty of time to study, requests, is that this money was the fledgling, once·mutinous Congo· dldate, Sen. John .F. K~nnedy, IS, he had paid a visit. but .... earmarked for specific items, I sued a statement m which he cal\· . . are candidates from Australia, expenses, and Jim Kadera, A4, ese army bac k t 0 regu Iar d ut y ed the maneuver "eleventh· hour The cathedral IDcld~nt occurred England, Formosa, Germany, Iowa City, has done such common Pentagon budget officials told Prove Fatal " It rained hard one night before newsmen. and gave it "111\ power ... to re- politics" and flatly charged : after a ~igh mass m honor of Greece, India, New Zealand, Nicar­ jobs, too. But none of the jobs a departmental test in economics, Johnson, sharply critical, ques­ IOWA CITY 1.4'1 - Donald E. store order." He said. "The army "The intcntion of the Republi- Cuban PrI~sts. agua, Norway, Pakistan, the Phil­ were as "odd" as grabbing the so What did I do but go out and will arrest anybody, black or cans today was to use civil rights ~~gr. DIU has taken over ad­ ippines, Venezuela, Switzerland, slimmy creatures and selling them tioned what the Administration Krueger. 21, of West Branch, died pick up worms," Kadera said. He would do with additional funds in in a hospital here Tuesday oC head ~~!tge~.'~ho disturbs ord~ in the legislation to block the enactment !"IDlstration of the Catholic church and Yugoslavia . The state of Iowa to loeal fishermen. earned $15 and flunked the test. of bills for fe deral aid to educa. m Cuba of the poor health will be represented by graduates view of the fact it had impounded injuries suffered earlier in the day becau~ One senior will be graduating to· "I figured up my expenses the this $621 million, or what addition· 4. Final lowering of Belgium's tion, housing, medical assistance of Manuel Cardmal. Arteaga, BO. from 88 counties. in a truck accident. night with honors - honors in other day and realized that if it al funds would be spent, if any, Krueger's stock truck hit the red, yellow and black flag over to the aged and the lifting of the ~t least two pfle~ts were de· wormpicking, that is. hadn't been for my 'worm mpney' should Congress vote them. Cedar River bridge on Highway 6 the Belgian embassy in Leopold- minimum wage." tamed .by police dUring the dem- " I was kidded by people who I never could have afforded to He made his statements in the near Moscow, lowa, about 10 miles ville. This signalled the departure Kennedy said he strongly sup- onslratlOn, the churc~ so~rce re­ claim worm-picking is for small have been editor of The Daily light or President Eiscnhower's east of West Liberty. He was - to Congolese jeers and Belgian ports civil rights "but to use civil ported. They were Identified as boys, but I don't mind being called Iowan University Edition," he said. message to Congress Monday call· thrown from the truck cab to the tears - of Belgian Ambassador ri(hts at this time as a method the Rev. Agnelio Blanco, coadju· The News a juvenile' at the rate of $5 an And two worms slithered out of ing for new military preparedness ground about 20 feet below the Jean Van den Bosch, whom Lu· DC defeating other bills whose pas. tor of the Parish of Charity, and hour," he said. a back pocket as he walked away. actions, bridge. mumba's Government had de- sage are also essential would have the Rev. Fernando Arango, chief He began picking up thousands nounced as an unwanted meddler meant that the ' session would have advisor to the Catholic Youth In Brief of the "nightcrawlers" three years in Congolese affairs. ended in complete failure." Workers. The reasons Cor theIr de- ago ,and selling them at 35 cents a T.hombe said, before entering Democrats saw also in Dirksen's tentions were not disclosed. B, The Auo.lalea Pro •• dozen. "On an evening after a Will Remember DI Advertising Director a cabinet ","tin, at Elisabeth- move an attempt to embarrass CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. heavy rain, it's possible to pull ville TuelClay, that he II still op· them by pointing up their split The • Air Force demonstrated them out of their holes at a rate of posed to U.N. Intervention. over civil rights. . the accuracy of its Atlas missile, even $7 or $8 an hour. The average As 'Instructor's Instructor,' IGreat Guyl . Doubt. of the premier we,.. ,... But Dlrk ..n denied any luch Say Powers firing one of the giant rockets is about $5 an hour, though," he fleeted in hll concfitlon •• Ameng Intent. He laid he wal not trying more than 7,000 miles into At­ said. Every year the SUI faculty tfMm, a. outlined at a newl con- to emhrrass anybody but .Imply lantic waters off the coast of "Worm-picking paId for all my gains and loses many excellent ference, we,..: seeking to carry out the leglsla- Admits Guilt South Africa Tuesday. tuition, books, hamburgers and instructors, professors and others. "That none of the U.N. troops Hve recommendation, of the even an outboard motor," the Often lost in the shuffle of names P,..sident. Iy THI ASIOCIATID PRIIS come from Communist or Com. He said he could assure the HAVANA - Felipe Pazos, cotton-pickin' worm-picker said. is the fact that these faculty-type MOSCOW (.fI - Soviet authori· former *head *of the *National The worms come to the surface people are just as often excellent munist·influenced countries . . . . Senate that his move was "entire. ties announced Tuesday t hat at being "darn nice people." "That all rights and internally free from political or partisan Bank of Cuba under Prime Min· on nights when the grass is damp, affairs ot Katanga be recognized considerations." Francis Gary Powers has "plead­ ister Fidel Castro, has been dis· but the welter the better. They are And upon leaving SUI, they are ed guilty to the essence ot the missed as chief of Cuban econ­ missed by a vast number of and that the United Nations do not One part of his bill would have found on lawns having patches of intervene in any way . . . . given the backing of low to a charge" that he flew a U·2 spy omic affairs in Europe, the semi· clover. and even on the lawn sur· friends. plane over Soviet territory on an official newspaper Revolucion rounding Old Capitol. commission. now set up by Presi­ intelligence mission for the United Such a man is Mel Adams. dential order and headed by Vice said today. No reason was given He averaged six to eight hours Adams, instructor of advertising States. for dismissal. per week, May through September, President Richard M. Nixon, to The official Soviet news agency. journalism and TlIe Daily Iowan Commissions prevent racial discrimination in advertising director, will leave hiring by government contractors. Tass, distributed the text as an ALASKA - An estimated 35,· indictment quoting Powers, 30, as * * * k August 22 to accept a position as The olher would have authorized 000 Alaskan voters voted Tues- NFO To See assistant professor in the William federal financial and technical aid saying: day on an initiative calling for Allen White School of Journalism To SUlowans "I plead auilty to the (act that relocation of the capital from to help schools voluntarily com· and Public Information at the Ten Army and three Air Force plying with the Supreme Court's I have flown over tbe territory Juneau to a yet·to-be-selected P - H- k University of Kansas in Lawrence. Reserve Officer Training Corps 1954 desegregation decision. and over the points indicated on site in the area dominated by rI ce I es stnce September. 1956, Adams the chart, turned on and off the Alaska's largest city, Anchorage. cadets at SUI will be commission­ Both of these proposals were has taught a course in Advertising ed second lieutenants tonight at knocked out of a civil rights bill necessary controls of the special * DES MOINm I.fI - The Nation- Sates and Promotion and directed equipment mounted aboard my DES MOINES* - The* 12-state al Farmers Organization, dedi· 6 p.m. during ceremonies at sfiam­ passed earlier this week after a Dr advertising salesmen. During baugh Auditorium. They will be Senate baltic that stretched over plane. This, I believe, was done farm policy conference set by cated t 0 getting what I t calls this time, the Iowan went from the with the aim of collecting intelli­ Sen. John F. Kennedy will be "justice at the market place," graduated (rom SUI at Commence­ eight weeks. red to the black, profit-wise. ment exercises later in the eve­ In a speCial message to Con· gence Information about the Soviet held in the air conditioned com· pledged Tuesday to take action to· Union." fort of the Veterans Auditorium ward getting better prices for In fact, through an increase i.n ning. gress Monday Eisenhower called advertising sales, the Iowan was Lt. Col. Charles H, Kederich, these major dcletions and urged Powera I. scheduled ...... after all, Gov. Herschel Love· farm products. trial Aut. 17 ... the chartet less said Tuesday. The Knights Some 10,000 members and their making a profit only two months acting professor of. military sci­ that both of them be restored. May 1 I~, Templar, a Masonic organiza· families endorsed a motion to stage after his arrival. ence. will present commissions to arllInt mm .... tion, he said, volunteered to re- an all-out "holding action" on or Student editors of the or have a Mel Adams the Al'my ROTC students, and Col. when he parachuted frent hi. scbedule their annual circus, before next July 1 to achieve what lot to be thankful for Adams' Charles G. Kirk. prOfessor and University Edition crippled pi... oYer .... Ur" mountalM. The IncI.... r.11OCI * * * they consider fair prices for their presence. Since 1957, he has suc· editor · and news editor at other (rom Arthur M. Sanderson, editor­ head of air science. will award WASHINGTON - The Admin- commodities. ceeded in raising advertising rates times. Countless students have ial journalism instructor and as· the Air Force commissions. Delivery Date Set alt offIclol Slwlot ,form culmlNf. istration Tuesday forecast record ,'A holding action Is a process 26 per cent. With the added income come away from short chats with sistant publisher of the Iowan. SUI students who will receive 1"1 In ...... pl ...... hur­ peacetime military spending of whereby the NFO determines the coming from the higher rates, sal· him knowing a good deal more "Much of the success of The Daily commissions tonight are Charles The University Edition, a 112 power .""""" -""I lit P.,... at least $41 1h billion this year. lowest, minimum price farmers aries of all student editors also about the receipe for good jour­ Iowan has been because of him. W. Geisewlte, Davenport; George page Daily Iowan packed full of May 16 ...... It CMItI tel Even so, there will be a tempor- can accept for their products. took a ride upward. nalism. His leaving will be a great loss to H. Shadle, Estherville; Gary M. pictures and stories about college da~. . sry freeze of some $621 miJIion Farm members then hold their But Adams' assets can not be "No matter how busy he is, Mel SUI and the School of Journalism," Veldey, Estherville; Philip K. life, will be delivered to subscrib­ A public show trial seemed to voted by Congress for defense. commodities off the market until added into dollars and cents alone. will always take time to sit down added Sanderson. Ware, Farrnlngton; Bruce R. Ben­ ers and sent to new students on be In pro8pect. The lI'eat hall of * * * ·that price is offered. Mel never refused to answer ques· and talk over a problem," Phillfp "I've enjoyed working with him, nion, Iowa City ; William D. Kurth, Alii. 22. columns. not far from the Krem­ NEW YORK - A jaunty and Twice previously-in October of tions of students puzzled on nearly Ware, A4, .Farmington, said. Ware, and speaking for the entire staff, Lake City; Warren A. Reiter, Mel· Faculty. Iowa CiUans. and stu· lin, was· being polished up for the cheerful Herbert Hoover basked 1959 and last April""(he NFO held and phase of journalism - and the current DI advertising . we're sorry to see Mel go," were cher; James T. Farrell, Perry; dents who have paid subscriptions trial, although no formal announce­ In the glow o[ thousands of let· hogs back for a specified period. answers came from an expert of pointed to a wealth of patience. the words of Ray Burdick, A4, Gerald B. Stofer, Perry; Doualas to the or will rec~ive this edition ment has been made a8 yet. ters of praise from Americans But this will be the first time 18 years In the field. understanding and cooperation Sioux City, Iowan editor. P. McKinney,' Elgin. Ill.; George with their regular daily paper. Reports In Moscow are that the 8S he approached what he that the organization will try to He was co-owner of a dally paper coml1lOll to this "instructor's in­ Maybe a comment from the stu· H. Seabera, Moline. Ill.; Jon R. Others may obtain one on the trial will be conducted with .lmul· II ••t for a """urf fA termed a "bipartisan" birthday. set up a compiete market boycott in Tenneuee for four years be­ structor." dents in tbe Iowan office summed Swanson, Plainlield, III .; and Da­ news-stands. or may order one at taneous translations into five lan­ VI",lltla Myera, ...... The former President Is 86 Wed· coverina all commodities produced fore comlnll to SUI, and he also "We're aoing to lose a fine teach· up the way students think of Mel vid B. Hoyt, Pacific Palisades, the Dally Iowan office In the Com· auaees for the benem of tbe world n,ldllfj ~ • bl NW memben, ._ ___ . worked •• • Cit)' editor, .ports er ill Mel Adams," was lb. pr_ A4arpa: "He's just ' a great lIIyl" Calif. • munications Center. press. \ .t~,nt,' ~w It' ...... l . ' ------~------...... -' ~~'Ootty lowan 12 SUI ~------~~~~------~~------~----~------WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1960 700 Will Be GraCluate'd Tonight I'M Dally lowon U written and edued by 1tudent8 and If governed by II board of fi ve student trusteel elected bV for N lA, aludenl body and four faculty trustees appointed by the pre.ndent of the UniverSIty The Daily Io wan, • Glen Duane aaede Eldo,.. Bobrrl Pow.... White Deer Tcx CIItherlno Lee Rohrbacher Cedar Roplds Merrill Ann I.uth Wlnwrsel W1IIJam Dean The Dramatic eJ;torlol policy. therefore, " not an expression of SUI adm/n/stratlon policy or opinion, In any partlcu~ DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Elizabeth Moodle Prather Iowa City WllUam Roscoe Jr Eaat Mollne I1J Mahoney Ind.pendence John Robin Michael H a / n Davenporl Wet .... sur Sayed Saml Ahsan Karachi Pakistan William Frederick Pralher Iowa Cily Gerald WlJJlam no... Milwaukee WI. IOn Mann Cedar Rapid. 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JOift StudiO Theatre pnlu uctlUI Gall Ellsworth M.nk Edwardsville U Bonnard New York NY Thomas An ward C.dar Rapids Davenport Arlin Jewell Schock }fum Elleen Behrens Oelwein Peggy Anne IInols Homer HamlJn Merrifield Bald thony Brant Dubuque K enneth Roger Hobert Devon Yoder Iowa City boldt Jarrett Lewl. Seaman Cedar Brooks Burlington Barbara Anne uIed are 'Three Brown P hoenix Ariz Patricia Jano wlnsvlUe NY Albert Alonzo Mont David Charle. YounS Lincoln Neb Rapid. David Lloyd Seger Cedar Ra Brueseh Freeport 111 Patricia L)'ll~ too Chekhov Nov gomery Stuart Hughlet L Morris Bruning Iowa City Hel.n Huston But Karin Louise Youngberg Rock Island pld. David Elliott Selk Oskaloos.l Buhn Princeton III Karen Mae Ca .. Coralville Clara Anna Muehlbaecher ler C.dar RapidS Katherln. Nolan III Mary Jo Zion ToledO Ohio George Howald Shadle EsthervlUe Jo meton Plpcstone Mlnn Judith All. mimes 'Dec 13 15, ' Calaccl Chicago Heights 11I Josepn ' FrankUn Square NY James Nathnn Ann Ruby Shaw Davenport Carl Al Cerekwlckl Pos.n III Sally M.~ by FriedrIch von Neclley Lawrcnce Kan Raymond Al Leroy Cashman Newhall Earl Desn MASTER OF SCIENCE ired Shelton Charlton MarIlyn Mar Chandler Macomb III Viola M.. vln Newsom Douglas Ariz J ohn Check Madrid Jerry Clmburek Cedar Harold Leon Albert Atlantic Stan .. u ShlpanJk Waterloo Susanna Gib CI •••• n NicholS Janl. Lee Cook M. 21 'CamlOo Real ' by Douglas Noll Joliet ill Gerald Lee Rapid. ley Raymond Briney Iowa City Ma son Sickinger Oscbola son City Deanna Jone Crow Des WIIhams March !Ii-18 Nordquist Fo.t Dodge ArthUr Sher­ Matjorie Lucille Clatterbaugh Iowa hesh Chandra Chaturvedl Calcutta Ruth WUson Simpson W.shlng"'n Moines Koren Warness Cunninlbam man Nunn J r Iowa City Gene Roy CIt)' Leroy Anthony Conrad DonneU India James A Chbman Iowa City Lee J ay Siorah Des Mol,cs Margaret Canton S 0 CamlIl. Josephine Dan­ son SbJrl.y A....qonroy Iowa City Low- Alan Corbin Bronx N Y J ames Ah Marl. SmUey Fort Mad,son David jelson Newell J nnlce Helen David renc. J Cook tCns the way for a NY AlLr.d Edward Hall Jersey City Karl Joacblm Jakob Malsy Baden Ger Waseca Minn Michael Gregory Wend Iowa CIty LInda Roe Lear WebSter N J Ronald Harold Hansen Madison many Samuel Peter Mauch Oberkulm !Jo, Muskegon Mlch LInda Faye City Marilyn Joan Lyle Port Char hemisphere attack on Fidel Cas WI. Eldo LouIs Harder Dolllv.r Ken Switzerland Alvin Harold Miller Iowa Westercamp Grinnell Robert Kirk lotte Fla Geneva Ann Maher Iowa Iro over and above the Soviet netb Harrls Kinnelon N J Ezra Hell City Whelan Des Moines Franc.s David City Karen Jeanne lIIarquls Marc", 'What If I Were To Threaten To Turn Up don Iowa CIty EsteUe Marie Henrich Irvathur Vasudeva Nayak Karkal. Wilken Fort Madison Gary Jay WI! Martha Elaine MoCabe Springfield UnIOn matter Alton Robert Paul Herwig MuscaUne India Charles Alvin N.lson Clinton 11ams FaIrfield Rae Anne Wlloon Des J1I Jacquelin. Kessler McCollum PublIc complamts agamst Cas Robert James Herzog Dubuque William Fostel;. 0 Meara, Iowa City Moines Flederic Morgan Wise Bur SpringfIeld S D Donna Lois Me At the U.N. Wearing One of These?' PhJIlp Joseph Hess Chicago 11l Zdenek Daniel Pauk Coralville Fred llngton James Edward Wolle Wash CulJough Cedar RaPids Jan. Light lro's July 26 ers have been made Everett J ames Hldlebaugh Columbus erick Stephen Abraha n Pavamanl Iowa Ington GUY George Ya"da Central Mcnrath Grinnell; Cynthia Sbaron ill at least four South AmerIcan Junction Floyd Brooks Hillman Mount CIty Bruce Wallace Petersen Omaha City Errol Zavett Bettendorf Marla Miller Templeton Jonn Vyimanek Mol Vernon Donald Rex Hippie Mount Neb Govlndaswamy Ramomurthy Gorettl Zelmen Clinton lenhauer [owa City Jonet Sue Nelson, Roscoe Drummond Reports- , countrIes, and the presumptIon IS Vernon Donald Ted Holmberil Am.. Kumbakonam India KOlha Koteswara Monchester Nancy Elizabeth NorWOOd that they are active m all Charles Gene Hood Tulare cam Paul Rao Tena!J India Paul ~ay Rausch BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS Gladstone m Karen Jun. Oiliham Clorlon Marsha Landis Rogsow low. ThiS revolutIOnary force once Curtis Hooks Hempst.ad NY Mabel Rock Island JJ1 Joon Ann R""rdon J erome Henry Guenth.r Wheatland Y Hora West Branch Richard Fred- North Abington Mass Muhamed RId John Robert Peterson Sabula Marilyn City Milton LaV.rne Sampson Cole .. tned to Invade P anama, has been .rick HOUBton Iowa City June Marie janovlc SaraJevo Yugoslavia David 'Mlckey Wehner Kent burg Eldine Taylor Sanger Iowa ell, Hoyt Hunt nglon Park CallI Richard M Rlndcrknecht Atkins Russell Ross Adena Laura Schmidt Maquoketa Jan Involved ill VIOlence m Venezuela Owen Hughes Iowa City N.va Lenore Rulon Yankton SO Anll S Shah BACHELOR OF MUSIC ice Ann Schroeder Sillourney Mory lBJ, Rocky Are Secret Weapons and Its polItical acllvltles have Itzln Iowa CIty Genevieve C James Iowa CIty Dllman Paul S\;lchour Janet Kathleen Flucnt Charles City Elien Sentman Jowa City Ann Paubn. Smith Galesburg I II, Hildegard been condemned m Argentma and Mount V.rnon Betty Ellen Jenkins Grundy Center Roberl Mll.s Val.ntlno James Christl an Loos Oskaloosa Sally Cedar Raplds James Edward Jen- Ca ••y Robert Bernard WaUJa_r Rae Rynott Burlington Lorralne Marie Schneider Smith Marlon Ruth All. Guatemala nl",s Cedar RapIds Paul Everett John- Iowa City John Joseph W.lsh PhlJa Salata Davenport Speckhardt Quincy U1 Marela Ann They are worklOg With the iOn Centelville Shlrl.y Odette Jones delpllia Pa LouIs Ward Welsh Phlla Goettsch Stark Anamosa Nancy Fran Tugaloo Miss John Hugh Kalchbren- delpllia Pa G.rald F Wheeler Iowa BACHELOR OF SCIENCE ces St..nc. Elkader JoAnn Elizabeth Of Campaign with Much at Stake CommunIsts m Guatemala a nd III Thomp,.,n Le Mars Georgiana Gra n.r Chicago Don Eldon Kash City James Lester Whitehouse low. the question now IS wheth er they MacedOllla Ruth Ann KeUeher Cedar City Gary Le. Whitson Davenport IN CHEMISTRY ham Vaughn De. Moln.~ Marll'lrel WASHINGTON - Sen Lyndon Rapids Robert W K.Uogg Sigou ne Ann Wesliel Waverly Mary MaJ101 are the chosen spearhead of In LaVe,e WlIbur Kenl Webster CltYr MASTER QF FIN~ ARTS David Wmslow Thomson Mount Vcr- Whitehead Des Moine. Merle Arlen. Johnson and Go" Nelson 'Rocke ternatIOnal CommunIsm seekmg Willla,n Ll6yd Kf>\;HaH WeUmal\ Harty C Ba,ba Bristol Conn non Callahan WoodIord Cedar Rapids feller ate "ffle ""s"eclj!el"~~a'pOns\ ' Kathel AUstin Kerr Charles City John Charles Edward Cockelreas Vancouver Linda Marken Z;a bl t Hampton to use rebellIOUS elements m all Edward Kerrigan La Crosse WIS Or Wash Joan". Lewis Cockelreas Mad BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN GRADUATE HONORS IN of the Kennedy and Nixon presl ville Arthur Kersten Milwaukee W,S ras Ole JudIth Ann GI.t.n Cleve PHYSICAL EDUCATION of Latm Amenca Pete Andrew KIJsares Des Momes land Ohio George Frederick Keithley NURSING dential campaigns The OAS meetIng is primarIly George Edward Knoplk Wisner N.b Mount Prospect 111 U Harold Males Harlan Laverne Bensley St Paul With IlIfh Dllllncilo .. Mlnn Robert William Handley Hills There are remarkable parallels concerned With CommUnIst pene Mary Elizabeth Krebs Des Moln.s Brooklyn NY Donald Arthur Matt Rhoda May DeUs Janice Rider EJ AUred Dean Krlst.nsen Burlington In, Mankato MJnn Walter Stone Donald William Johnson Am.s Robert Us In the roles tney wIll be playmg tratIon via Cuba and the r esult Fr.derle Langmack Algona Gerrlt Tevis Iowa City Roeer Lee Winter Newman Tudeen Sprlngvdle With Dlstin.llon - and 10 the stake they have iD Ing conflIct between Cuba and the Laning Jr Downers Grove 111, Rlcb Denison T.x Lowell Nell Youngren GRADUATE HONORS IN Viola Mae Clas""n Jean EIIz;Jbeth ard Donald Larson Moline ill Floyd Gal.sburg 111 J ohnson Martha Elaine McCab. Nanc, the result UnIted States LIBERAL ARTS Elizabelh Norwood Adena La u r. art a part Wade Leming WlnIleld Alma Char- B CH LOR OF ARTS Wllh Ul,h.. t Distinction Each Will be campalgnmg to It has m addillon t o thiS spe lott. Llcht Davenport Danell Albert A E SchmIdt Margaret Ann Wessel Young people Will Li.tz Davenport George Clem.nt LIt John Gus Ames ~shua Jam" Paul Stephen Jon Curti. Ell Jack Glal elect the man he tned to defeat clflc matter agreed to conSider tI. Lonl Beacb NY Vlrglnla Anne Anderson Grimes Anna Dule Ann. stem Peter Steven Landweber Ernest a better un~ICn;\aLlw~lg Little Frulla Colo Paul M Maaske, burl' Clear Lake GeOrgiana Kathryn Byron Marsolals for the nommatlOn the subverSive actlYltles of any Mount Vernon Dorothy GlUallan Ma Baasch Clnton Pauline Lucille Baasch, Wllh Ulrh Dlstlnetlon tlOn of our mass organIzatIon, governme nt or their hannah SPirit Lake John PIlIIIJp Ma Clinton Darius Ann Bader Dy"", t J ack Austin Crabb. Jr Walter Eu part 10 the Job of Each Is gOIng to give every gene Gow.r Milford Ronald Lime­ agents lone Relnbeck John Calvln Maple Ken"eth Lee Baker Iowa City Rod thlDg he's got to help hiS party's Iowa City Ruth Evelyn Marti Daven ney Lee Baker Charlton JOyc. Gcnd sand John Robinson Mann Donald OFFICIAL DAIL'Y BULLITIN school paper or yealrollard Henry Johnson Blackwell Moine. President's home for new stu­ Chlel Pbotocrapher Dennll Rehdel of aU the local news printed In thla al Plact'm.nt Ofllce wbo are stll. Okla Dennis Lynn J ones Marlon WII ~bU-"ecI doll,. except BUDda,. and SatUJday 8 a m to 11 U pm, Sun" GRADUATE HONORS IN dents People is reflected In the • newspaper al well .. all AP !lewa day II noon to 10 15 pm eeekins positions should send chan lit' 18 Marie Jan., Iowa City Jame, liond'y and lelal hoUdaYI by Btu· dlspatche. ENGINEERING number ol jobs (or which Caleterl~ Monday throulh Thur.. of addre•• 10 thot oWc. bcfore leav­ Herman Kadera Iowa City Karl K WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21 den, PubUcation. Inc Communlca· DAILY IOWAN ADVlarrSINO ITAFF "lib Ulrho.t III "n. ".n day (breakfast) 7 I m to 11 • m Jn, the campus This may be done by Keller Iowa City Itoderlck ElI,eno nabsm background is co tiona Cen~r I""a Cit,. Iowa En­ Bunne.. MJo naler and DAILY IOWAN IUPlavt80u ..BO .. pC/stcard or by leavlnll " memOl'9n­ K eU ogg De. Moln.. Howard J Kerr Donald Clifford Enemark 1 30-4 P m - ActiVIties Opel! tared _ Hcond cia. matter at tba (lunch) 11 80 a m to 1 pm (din­ Important" AdverUlIfn, Director Mel AdalNl SOHOOL OF IOU&NAUIM FACULT'If ner) 5 p m to 6 45 P m Saturdl" dllm at the oWce J r D.. Moine. Richard Lee Klnll Wltb III,h Dlstlneilo. House - MaID Lounge, UmOll POet oruce at low. City under tba Advertlsln, Mana,er PbUlp Ware Bettendorl Carol Ann Kinn.y Elma Robert BTtlCf' N.I!IOn Act 01 Conlr_ of ....rch I 18'11 Publisher Jobn M Harrlooll (lunch only) 11 30 I m to 1 P m Cla.. ltled Manlier Frank Brownell Bunday (cUnner only) 11 ao • III Ie THII DAILr IOWAN Stud~nll Ann EII.n Klrkmnn Columbln Mo BACHELOR OF 7 10 P m -' Recreation Night" Aisl CI... Mlr Marguerlte Follett Editorial Arthur M Sand_1l may have The Dally Iowan malled J errold ElUs KOlller Leon Momcllo DIAL from nDOG to mldnl&ht to AdvertlJ!ln, 130 pm for aU n ew students - Field BIG CACHE .1f, PromoUon Manaller Jam" WI",er Il lohn Kottmall During the Inlerlm period between to any addrCSl In the Unlted Sta\el KOlomara Chicago t11 Vernon Ed BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION -' _ 1tema women ~ CIrculation Wllbur Pele.-D pA.' .umm~r ....Ion and raU lemester for the \l8caUon period Au, 11 to Kl atchm.r CMrles City William Dale Fred Eugene Aldridge Fremont House TOKYO t.fI - A pearl 0) llelne and announcement. to Tha DAILY IOWAN C1BOULArrON lhe Union wlll be open Monday Sept 22 Special subscriptIon rat. Kurlh Loke City John RQbert Kyd Nathan Dudley Arne Forest City THURSDAY, SEPT. 22 DoU, lowl'n Edltorlel oW_ aN Ia ClrcuJ.Ucon Manapr Itobert BeD throUlh Friday Irom 8 a m to noon II ,I BO for the .Ix week period Des MoInes Petel Steven Landwebc Elizabeth Ann Bal r Centralia III been (ound contaInIng 621 tile Communlca&lon. Center TaU8TEE8 BOABD OF BTUDENT PUBLICATIONS, INO and from I to 5 pm It wlll be Bdn, or "",U your order .nd ad­ Ipwa City Camlna Nan Larsen Spring Richard WlIliom BOM Morlon James 7 SO a m - Openmg of classes An expert says It may be • DIAL ."1 If you do not receIve your closed on Saturdays and Sundays, dr.ss to 201 Conununlcatlona Center !Ield 111 Richard Bruce Leffel Bur. John Burwlnkle Cedar RApid s J ock I.~rlp&lo. ..t•• , II, oarrler In Walter Barbee A4 Or Ooor...... No phone orden plea.. IIngton Hazet Rawllnlls Lesan Mounl Arthur Buster Estherville Donold 9 25 a m - UDlverslty Induc­ Twenly black pearls and Dally Iowan by 7 3D a m The Dall,. on CoUe,e of Dentistry Jane all­ .nd there wlll be no food service ""'. ClIT as oen~ weeki, or ,10 per I ..... n circulation offiCe In the Com­ Ayr Karen Marie Lesle Davenport Leedy Cutler Cedar Rapids Edward tloll Cermony - West approacb Pearls were taken from ~., In advance~ alx montlll tallOl munlcatlona Center I. open (rom • chrl. t A3 Paul E Ha"clOn D3, IUMMIB MAlLINIlI ADDa.81 ot Mlllol'd Ronald Llme... nd Loke Mill. Paul D.Mculenocl e Victor L c~lIe ..... lIIontIUI 8, mall In lowa a m to B p 1ft. Monday through Fri- Judltb Jone. Mt Prof HUlh KellO, LIBBABY BOUU, Mond.,. FrI­ Del .. Slama PI profelllon.1 bUlln ... PaUl Mlchncl Lottu. MalOJI CJty Glenn Droa Krokt k Randall Leo n Ur of Old Capitol t~r measuring a little m .. per ,. month. N three day Uld from , to 10 a m Saturday Department of PolIUcal Sclo"ce Prof, day 7 3D • m -I am, Satuntay '80 fral~nlty Is Rural Roule I, Box 78. Carl Wendell Lohmann Wheatland so hmldt Fort Dodge Lnrry Jay ElIo­ 4 5 30 P m - AWS O)Jell Boase IDches, I[IIIOn.... " All oth.r malt oubscrip­ Leslie G Moeller School of Journal­ am -B p.m., Sunday 130 p,rn I 1m All correllpOndenC8 durin. IUlDmef Elliene Freddie LlIckatead Wyomln, len Plalnfl.ld John Palrlck Forrell lour square ...... ur..flt ,. ebI _till,__ 16 eo,_ lam Sara D Schindler A4 Prot L. Deek SerYlce: Monda,-Thundot7 • ..aciUDA Dluat bl maUI4 to &hI8 ad­ Vernon LuatJek, COllar ~pld., Barbara Stuart, Robed 1'.111 llll,b, CUqloll, - River Room, UI1JOQ 'er... .. VtII 1)7"" CoU". Of &ducaUGD. a.lll-10 PIL, 1'll4q, • a.m... PILI ere.. -.-......

\ _.. ... _ ..... _----- TH. DAILY IOWA.... lewa CIty. I...... , .... '1. 1NIo-P... I Jight 12 SU I Plays Sef Robbe-ry. Set -Up for 2.Men for Next Year Becomes Set -Up for Arrest Duan. Gped., l:ldora; Robert , I H • I n, Davenport; WOl_ The SUI Dramatic Arts Depart­ play, April 6-8; and "Hecuba," by In Hartz, Blairstown; ChOlltt DES MOINES IN! - Two men, "I guess they thought I looked on the pretext of getting the stock­ I Helland, Waterloo; Jack ~ ment has scheduled 12 plays for Euripides, May 11-15. led into a trap by a teenage youth like a hoodlum so they asked me ings_ He told McKinley about tho ,avenporl; Duane Eugene Bop. production during the 1000-61 sea­ "Love for Love" in the Univer­ if J could set up a holdup for men. The affair was reported to Illssourl Valley; Norman CIatt. sity Theater and "Don Carlos" in who said they "propositioned me ~, Cedar Rapids; Clyde Inma ... son, including a musical to be them," Rounds said. "I agreed and police headquarters and the men Imch. Cam.; Jam •• Randan Jel_ the Studio Theatre will be present­ to set up a holdup victim (or they handed me a .25 caliber pis­ were arrested in their car_ ripton; Dean Monroe J DM.$OIl. done in cooperation with the Mu­ them,"were in custody Tuesday_ 'lalne; RonaJd Norman Johll.lO!l. I ed on the same dates, due to a tol. McKinley said two revolvcrs and Oodge; Gerald Lee JuncUn .. sic Department. . conflict with Clnal examinations at The men, who gave their names "I told thcm we should wea: an automatic pistol were found in ;burgj John Arthur K eenJil\, other limes. ~ster; Palll David Lees. PIM. The musical is Sandy Wilson's as Robert Blevens, 30, and Robert ma ks and that I knew where I the car. Irroll Roger Lust, Cedar Rapl- I week. Ava.llable until Novcmber I. TraIler P.k. .. or 1m. II-U Newell; Jnnlce Helen David, that of the past two decades," Five Da,...... 1~ a Word Dial 4316 after 4 p.m. 8-13 'ampton; .Karen Manley DavIes. predicts Gerald L. Nordquist, eco­ Ten Da,...... 20¢ a Word rd. IU.; Rhoado May Delb. Dy_ TWO-1lEDROO~ apartment 10 sharc Mobile Home For Rent Margaret Lovejoy Dickerson, nomics instructor at SUI. OIIe Month ...... a Word 20 ; Melven. Wei d Dultscher, Cites Value * with I:l.dY. Coil 8-4"9 evenlnal or Janice Rider ElliS. Sioux City; "This means that Iowans wiD go On Reactions to Conventions Xl660. 11-12 IDEAL. economical IamUf vacutlon _ 8mlly Elsesser, Mendota. lU .; on moving; migration [rom farms DISPLAY ADI TWO-ROOM furnl ed apartment with 8-.001,ent. Shalla unel triller. Ph8-18one Ann Ervin. Ottumwa; Sylvia and towns wiIl continue in num­ (Edller'. Nole: Dall,. Jew.. reo. liberals, as I defi ne liberals, with­ ganized and thc parties more or eiliclency 1.hed. close to hospital •. DIal LEAVING FOR Chlcaso ll1h or 12th . all. Denison: Marilyn Kay Hill, statc," he continues in the Digest, conyentloDII.) of Shastri's views of li beralism deviate from thc platform. Each Insertion: $1. a Column Inch 2t!l8. 8-11 Con 4921 between 5 and 7 p.rn. 8 ..10 ton: Jean EIl,abeth Hodge •. La­ published by the SUI Bureau of Patricia Ruth Holm, Pierre. S. and conservatism. "The liberal" But he summed l)p his g ncral Ten Insertions. Month: TWO- and threc-room furnished ap"rt- DENVER. S. Krlc!zer. X:tl20. 8-10 tte Joan Honken, Manly; Grace: Study in H.S. Business and Economic Research. By VIC ROBERTSON he said, "is a humanist who is menU (or ,radun1.e: men or couple• . Te •. ; impression by saying that. for all Each Inaertlon: 80c • ColWDD Indl Laundry prlvllegcs. No children 0 r th Hutchinson, DaUas. Iowa's share of the nation's per­ LEAVING AulUst 11. New York City. o Elaine !hns, Baldwin: Joa. Staff Writer tolerant, understanding, progres­ the differen es, it was "just like pets. 9~ Ea.t Colic,.. 9-3 Art Rich. ~, & to 7 p.m. 8-U Imsland, Ames; Jean EJJzabe\b What a sludent learns in a high sonal income, while approximately sive, and willing to concede that back home," THE DAILY IOWAN RESERVES '. Northwood; Shirley Ann Klnl· If your name were Subramaniam THREE LARGE room, with ba~lt tn ,. Moines; school journalism class can be of the same in 1950 as it was jn 1929, he may not know the proper solu­ THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY prnctlcally now duplex. Electric Itove chUd Car. ,rdlne Kruszynski. Oak Lawn. tremendous and lasting value to has apparently slipped in the last Shastri, and you were a native of tion. The conservative, however, lurnlshed. Laundry (acllttles. Large Ice Meader Landuyt. Manclles­ the Bombay district of India, off-street parking. Available about CHILD CARE In my hom e. Dial mth1a Ann Langdon, Chicago, him, no matter what his cventual ten .years, he slates. is slower to movc, and less willing "How* proud* each *state is!" 4DVERnSING COPY. Seplember 1. Married graduate SIll · 8-0316. '-D >ry Elizabeilt Lange. H.lghland choice of a career, teachers at- On the side of supply, appr..aisals watching American political con­ to accept an idea withOut having Such was the rcactien oC Miss dents. Dial 2123. After 5:30 p.m. dl.l II I.; Pauline Marie Langner, ventions, what would you have 8-011Jol. 8- 10 d; Judith Dickinson Larson. of the [arm problem have tended evidence to show that it is a good SOnya Margaret Jones as she ;a: Virginia Ruth Lawrenc •. tending a high school journalism to underestimate future growth in seen? How would you have react­ :lty; Linda Rae Lear. Webster idea." watched tbe pOlitical conventions Phone 4191 ofarllyn Joan Lyle, Port Char_ advisors workshop at SUI were the productivity of our farms. On ed? What struck Shastri most per- engag d in their business of se­ "la.; Geneva Ann Maher, Iowa told at their opening session Mon- the demand side, there is a vague, Shastri watched: "I sawall haps was the representation in the lectiog nominees for the presidency ~aren Jeanne Marquis, Marcus; Elaine McCabe. Springfield, day. but popular notion that somehow, kinds (of people) at the conven­ conventions. "Each state had votes and the vice-presidency. Mlscellaneou. For Sal. 2 F~~-Rb~h':" ~;~rn:~ ~u'"~:;'r~~t'J':!i TURKEY SANDWICH ES and home­ ·acquellne Kessler McCoUum, tions; liberals, conservatives, ra­ made p1es to go. Maplccreol Sand­ ield, S. D .; Donna Lol. Me. Forty-six high school publica- somewhere, greatly expanded mar­ in proportion to its population. Miss Jones, whose bome Is near STRING BASS. drums. wrlnser wn h- nnd water Iumllhed. Available A.U(lust wich Shop. Hlllhwey :U8 South, ocross 'S what the world, and the t .r nnd bar lop. Dial 4222 . 9-10 / 16. DIDI 9681 bet",.en 8 and 6. 8-10 h, Cedar Rapids; Jane Licht tions advisors are attending the kets fo r farm products will be dis­ dicals, reactionaries, the lonely This I Portsmouth, England, commen ed ,...-'-._____ ------:--=~ Irom the airport. Phone 8-1773. V-OR 1. Grinnell; Cynthia Sharon group, the silcial butterflies • • • Templeton; Joan Vyhnanek Alol­ workshop, co-sponsored by The covered, Nordquist declares. U.N., must inevitably come to .•. that "in England we tend to think FOR SALE - HI-FI record I. 33 .... RPM. RENTING choice 3- and 4-room 8pRrtii all kinds." it is the democratic way." Andy A.nderson , 510 Bowery. Phone menu. Phone 8464 or 6848. 8·1 Pets For Sal. 52 r, Iowa City; Janet Sue Nelion, Newspaper Fund, Inc., and the Reviewing the "fifties," Nord­ oC the United States as a whole, 8-6161 or 8-3691. 8·12 FOUR _ROOM unfurnllhed duplex ~~~~:.=.;:.:.... ______....:..= ster; Nancy ElJzabeih NorwOOd, SUI School of Journalism. The quist says that in Iowa, corn-live­ ne, nl.; Karen June Oldham. The American process of nomi­ but it is obvious that people here Luac:ACE carrier. car leat. atalr ,at". Au,un 1 or belore. Evenln,l. Dial S1A..M.ESE kit lens. 8-6517. 8-10 : Marsha Landis Roggow. Iowa workshop wllJ run through Satur- stock farming is today, as it was in nating is a vastly different one * * * flIton LaVerne Sampson, Coles­ "Well," and there was a touch of ' think of the states in an exlra- shag rUI_,. antique comode. Phone 6466. £"14 :Idlne Taylor Sanger, Iowa City; day noon. Designed for high school 1900, the predominant industrial from that pursued in India, where mirth in his voice, "it's somewhat ordinarily independent way." 8-2106. 8-13 Help Wanted, Men.Women 58 Laura SchrnJdt, Maquoketa; Jan­ teachers with little or no previou activity. Likewise, the family farm the Prime Minister is selected Homes For Rent 1 .. n Schroeder, Sigourney: Mary milder here." Although seemingly loathe t,) I ) I-CUB1C-FOOT Frigidaire. $50. Norge STUDENT, part.Ume, evenlngs. 2!I~1 ontman, Iowa Clly; Ann PauUne experience as faculty publications is still the predominant form of from the majority party in the This was part of the reaction of comment upon American policies, automatic washer, $50. 8-4213. 8-10 MODERtf. 2-bedroom brick home. 10- alter 6 p.m. 8-1~ Galesburg, III.; Hildegard sponsors, -the workshop is believed technical organization, although House of People, but Shastri had er Smith, Marfon; Ruth Ann Benjamin E. Bandiola, an SUI ("You just don't go to someonc's s~~r'?J)OF w~rmecr~~':::paIO:nOc~cl~o:,.~la;.,o~ h.::'tln~~~ ~~~~~..rr~n:,"lg'l~ea~I~~·. ~~~ FOUNTAIN hclp wanted. Must apply to be the (irst of its kind in the the number of Iowa farms has . Ed t·o ~ ~ Ph 9 n in person. Excellent hours and salary. Ifdt~ Quincy, Ill.; Marcia Ann many pertinent observations to gra d ua t e s t ud en t 10 uca I n home and comment upon their lor. Reasonable ofCer. Phone 8-2120. 8-11 one Tlmn 8U-2!S73. •• Lubin', Drull Store. 9-8 h Stark. Anamosa; Nancy Fran­ Dation. been declining as the average size make on the subject. from the Philippine Islands, when drapes") Miss Jones did observe B '" L MONOCULAR microscope, four- FOR RENT _ Unlurnlshed 5-rool" nce. Elkader; JoA nn Ellzabelh Discu •• ing the rol. of high has increased to about 190 acres on, Le Marl; Geor,iana Gra· For example, he found it "£.asci­ he was asked hi ~ reactions to th.e that the United Kingdom "has no- obJective, 15X wlc1t>-.n&:~ ocular. 804 hou •• across lrom airport. Avallab'. Help Wantecl" Women , " "P 'aughn, Des Mojne~; Margoret . - h Seventh Avenue. 8-61511. 8.12 now. Dial 9681 between 8 ll.nd 6. 8-10 - : : - - rdtool joumaiirm, Prof. Le.lie at present. nating to see how 'two sections of American po I Wcal scene 10 t IS- thing comparable. "Our' Prime 'essel. Waverly; Mary MallQ1 WANTED - Baby sitter to live In. EI· ~ad. Des Moines; Merle Arlene G. Moeller, director of the SUI The persistent advancement of this nation view each other." "It I i n Woodford, Cedar Rapids; e ect on year 1960. Minister is sel cted, of course, 2A Mobil., Home For Sale 1 b derly. Write Box 2, Dally luwan. 8-1~ school, told the t.achen that technology which at first brought T h· th t' h ...;..~~~;..;.;..;~...;.;..:~Home Furnishings Marken Znln, •. DIal 8-3901. 8-12 show little differences in their con­ Bandiola sa id that the United 10 x 10 annex. Parked on larc. fenced , ings of the press, they are made IIring state; yet the growth of ment upon the questiol\S of plat­ LAMP REPAIRJNG. Dial 7200. 8-2BRC teht. The Democrats seemed more States as leader of the free wor ld lot In rorest View. 7040. 9·3 Autos For Sal. more aware ~f much that is in- manufacturing employment in the HAGEN 'S TV. Guaranteed television specific on some points, but per­ should set an example in giving form and issues. Here there is Nl:W AND USED mobile hqm ••. Every Univenity valved in the crucial business of state has been somewhat more ra­ much more cmphasis upon person­ servicing by certl1Jed Sl'.rvlceman. day low prices. Ask UI about a cen. 1954 FORD v·a Fordor, clean, f395 . haps it is easier for any party out civil rights although there may Any tiro.. 8-1089 or 8-3541. 8-14R lor communicating," Moeller said. pid than the average for the United al appeal." tral nir-condillonln, unlt your 729 Fourtb Avenue. 8-12 Calendar of power to be more speeUic than very well be different conditions -8 present mobUe home. Airport Traller He added that Mure members States. Between 1939 and 1947, bere that require speCific solutions This led naturally to the discus­ T, .!..y!:.p;.:.ln;.:.g~ ______....:; Sales. Highway 1 west. 8-30RC LEAVING country, must sell 1958 Re- of nearly all occupation groups, manufacturing employment in­ it is for those who are in power and -- .nault Dauph ine. Excellent condition. must daily conduct the affairs of and approaches that the foreigner sion of the differences in approach TYPINO. 3114. S-OR SELLING 1952 Victor wltb 10 " 14 an- 1000. Pbone U4&. 8-10 Wednesday, Aug. 10 journalists or not, "would pmfit creased by 59 per cent in Iowa, cannot understand because he has to, not only politics, but general nex. Air conditioned. Located Coral 1946 FORD, good condition. nice body. the nation. What the Democrats 24·ROUR IlervICC. Eleelrlc typcWrllcr. Tealler Court. Dial .:180. 8-10 8-0988. 8-9 '.m. - Close of summer ses­ considerably from the kind of ex- compared to 50 per cent for the not had the benefit of having seen living. "The American," she said Jerry Nyall. 8-1330. 8-18R perience high school journalism of- nation. From 1947 to 1954, the would do if they were in power, I classes. the situation at close hand. "is much lJI ore ardent than we 11-17 1956 GENERAL. 35-Ioot, e'lccllcnt con- 11159 ENGLISH For d Prefect. 4,100 fers in better writing, in teaching figures are 13 per cent for Iowa don't know; I only read what thcy TYPING. 8-2677. o p.m. - University (lorn· Of the candidates; he said that are. The British are more dispas­ dlUon. Ideal location, HUitop Moblle mile .. fl.lIOO. Phone 8-2000. 8-13 the skill of working with others, and 10.5 per cent for the United say." =---·:--:=--,------;1..:0 Home Park. ' -10 :ement - Field House. f Shastri said that, [rom his van­ Kennedy has a pleasing personal­ sionate." Rooms For Rent Thursday, Aug. 11 in building the student's compe- States. tence in doing an assigned task." Certain services - finance, in- tage point, the major differences ity, is likeable, and secms to have "One of the most fascinating NICE ROOMS. 8-2518. 9-8R ming of Independent Stud, the quality of drawing men to his Another opening speaker, Rod- surance, and real estate - exhibit in the platforms were in the field things of all" Miss Jones noted, ROOMS lor graduate men. 2438. 8-11 CREDIT REPORTER for law and graduate stu- of foreign relations. "The Demo. side. Nixon has not as dynamic a "was Ole

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