Death' igator Misuse ·of Student Senate F.und,s Revealed iZZIe was Pr1!lled Iy CAITO GRIFFIN miaiener .... aMIMt rithts ... Round trip passage fOl' all five Festival. It WM .1.. Mether'1 conference communieat.iolls was the c.ference.... Hid he w.- IN at each shot. fwmer s.n.te pruWent; • nil delegates was quobld by an Ozark o.y W__ .. MkWtI-. fauli of the Michigan student. gov- ... .. I'HCh Slado...,.. - StaH Writer Retter Wiley, 4Irecter .. ,.,.... ticket agent as $365. An original estimation 01 ft- ernment group. He said that let· the c.lI Wal t ..... by • ...,... i jurors, "whether nel. SchMtI said he c:t..e .... R ...... trip by r.1 w.uId MY. penses turned into Geiger Mooday ten to all Big Ten scbool.s wen ...... fr...... ity- ...... e Sol Estes bad An apparent over-e.~di...... from his uecvtiY. ~ CMt $111.45. Tr.lns .... schIdvlecl ouWned tDtal expeoditures at $665, prepared, but never IIMl Accord .. St.ckmeyef'. ilh this case is DOt ture of student Senate funds lnet wN ...... ,...... , .... to INve 1_. City fer ANt Artaor $16.25 ~ than the voucbet- sub- ~ to G'seU, they were later {OUDd "At that time," SChanb ui bould know aa a an by .. 3:47 a.m. Mel .rrive .. 3:22 mitted Tuesday. Tbi.s voucher was in the basement the student Ivestigation. " has led to in estigation s.n.... at "we were told that the confer'eD The Daily Iowan. Richard G'~, executive vice p.m., Hid a Rock I... "'" R.i! authorized by SehaDtz and will be- ActivitJes 8Wldinl". was to be the next day at 4:30." fraud indicbnellt president of the student body at ,...., ticket ....,t. come official wben signed by Gel· G'sell Hid the confet etICie did Tbe "next day" would be Frida k deals involviDg Fh'e m mbers of the Sen te the University of Michigan aDd Returning to lowa City by plane ger. IMIt ... "'*,...,ay utttil s.turhy Andenen and Niemeyer a a i I million, and hia Executive Cabinet went to the ronference chairman, told a Daily Sunday, May 5. the delegation left Acam:Ung to M. L. HWl. dean of meming. He ...... there WM .. they too thought the CODfereo ing surplus grain Big Ten Student Government Iowan reporter that most schools Ann Arbor at 4:20 p.m. and ar· students, all of the funds allocated inform.1 rneetint scheduled fer began Thursday. sent only one or two delegates to rived here aboul7:23 p.m. By train, to the Senate are drawn from stu- FrW.y "I..... Niemeyer said there Wlllt geuer r valuable cottoa they would have left Ann Arbor at dent and subject to the However, G'sell be attempt· agreement among the Big Ten St Ider congressiOllal (See Edltori.l, P.,. 21 the conference. fees, are said, Dr. Schreck, director 01 student 8:30 a.m . and arrived bere about approval of the Board of Regents ed to reach all Big Ten Student dent Body PresideIJta. at a. IJleI fllUlnCe committee. Presidents. inc Iud i n g each Conference at the University of activities at Indiana University, 5:50 p.m. Body ing in November. that del told the OJ that his school thought In addition to the $365 transpor SchMtz ..w it...... Wt Scbantz, before the coolereoce by gatioo would arrive the Tbund. Michigan in Ann Arbor, two it was \lIlIIeCeSSII.l to aend more tation expense, the delegation sub ..rty uncW the 1m,. ••Ion tlNtt lont distance telepbooe. before the cooference_ days early and spent a total of than its Student Body Pre$ident miUed a voucher Tuesday to Waldo it.. C*lfeAnce w I u I lI ....in Each school should have Imown "In addition," be said. "it w $.588.25. This is more than 14 Mike Donovan as a delegate. Geiger, auditor of student accounts, Thu"'y Iyeni",. I" 4IfW to all about conference plans, he em· decided that each IChool WCKl His expenses, according to Sch· for other expenses totaling $223.25. CIftUf'V. time .... fNm cl..... , phasized. send five delegatee." per cent of the Senate's budget for reck. were "minimal." Included among the expenses were he upl.ined. the dodllon w.. Schantz claims to know nothing Andersen said be bued b1s • the 1961-62 fiscal year. Ln! Schantz said that the SUI dele hotel charges of f70.25, cab fares m_ te fly, aboul thiL He said the call nevft surnption of the TburIclay date I Att.ndinll it.. confer.tlc. frem gation lelt Iowa City on Thursday, oC $38, registration fees of $25, and Schantz said DO communicaUons reached him. Niemeyer's report and a pbOI Ica~ n,lIId( SUI w.... Martt ScMntJ, Al, Sen· May 3, at 8:37 a.m. for Chica", a food bill of $90. were received from the University SchMtz ~ • DI roportor ....t call ScbantJ made to the Universl JOHN NIEMEYER MARK SCHANTZ .te pI'Hldent; LMry s.utwer, on an Ozark Airlines fUaht. In G'.. n •• I d tUt ell CMnpus of Michigan cooceming the cor:tfer· he pI.ad • uti .. it.. MIchi9M of Michigan for confinnatloa Girl B3, vice pruldeflt; R .... Anc1er· Chicago, the delegatioo boarded lleuli", .t t h. Unlyerslty .. ence date or number of delegates Student 8ecty Pres.Idont, Steve COIIferenee plana. _, Al, Prolect AID Commls- a United Airlines prop..jet tAl Ann Michl ••" w •• filled durilll tUt to he sent. Stoclcmey ..., •• r I y Thuncl.y In making the call, Schantz I ltcher's II_r; John N'-meY.r, Ll, com· Arbor. weekend eWe to tfwlr ennMI M.y G'sell admitted that the lack of momlnt befor. MV,", .... the ceived incorred inlormetiGll. .. I ~lubl CT,, ' 16 J-.Uhf, ' J .. !! ":I.-.5:~ On Tb. - ratchinq }J I Girl. I ail owan Sy ••• he Eye ... ca ...aUy..ty1ell with tile Olrl WIllCUr'. Iowa City, Iowa, Wednelday, MaJ 23,19 mOD, the It.... ucl lebe!'. lDIIqD4cj"CcaIr , back. Ma.... '01 /lite IOD willi .trlel. Ihulder t. CaIot-W~ , • . ; $4,95 Navy Alone Jet Airliner If,today, .. u.s. ;P1ud Fecmar.. RON ANDERSEN ROGER WILEY SO-Mile Winds:, • MIcb"CIIlA... Disappears; lIoIca9o 1.111. I •• ~nti-Medicare '. .. " I Doctors C!~s!b,~~ny ~~ A~!~~Navy 4S Aboard .. plane broke apart in rught Tu day and crashed in flames near Uninformed: Kennedy this soutb Bavarian town, killing all 26 aboard. Debris Reported Rip Iowa City Officials said at first the WV2 Lockheed Constellation - Near Centerville; WASHINGTON lA'I - PresidenL previous charge that the doctors, which apparenUy exploded in the Search Party Sent Kennedy was reported to have told who contend the provisions for fi· cloudless sky - was on a secret congressional leaders Tuesday that nancing health insurance for the mission. A spokesman for U.S. At Blackstone/s KANSAS ClTY IA'! - A big jet "'''TMMoftW American Medical Association doc· ~Id e rly through Social Security airliner with about 45 persons lantic Fleet Air Force headquarters Foreign Aid Section of te.) tors lighting his medicare plan are laxes means socialized medicine, aboard disappeared In stormy Thu~de~t:rms trying to confuse the people and have not studied the administra at Norfolk. Va., later said the skies on its way from Chicago to are not properly informed. tion measure. classified mission report had reo Proprietor: Kansas City Tuesday night and was Bill Sent Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey of The AMA mounted a nationwide sulted from what he caUed a mis· two hours overdue at lL :45 p.m. Armory Roof Minnesota, assistant Senate Dem· televised counterattack Monday understanding. (CST ). R 0 To Senate r ocratlc leader, relayed this word night against pro.medieare rallies Officials said that the Navy De INo Comment' "The plane is down - there's no ange ver to reporters after a White House held over the weekend - one of partment in Wasbington confirmed question about that," a spokesman Is Blown OR' riting for the breakfast conference of the top them addressed by the President. 26 persons had been on the plane The owner of BlackstO!le Beaub' for the Federal Aviation Agency WASRlNGTON (UP[) - 'The in every pre Democrats and the President. Sen. Mike MansfiJd, (V·Mont.), although the flight manifesto indi Salon, Mrs. Noel Hamson, wu said in Washington. Most of Iowa Senale Foreign Relation. Commit· Tree Smashes Througl the 86IlS:ln, I He said Kennedy had repeated a Senate Democratic leader, said cated 27 had been aboard. asked Tuesday to comment on the Tho Missouri Highw.y P.trol tee Tuesday app~oved a $4.6 billion • \ I' some oC the congressional party The plane carried 22 Navy offi l'aC;ial discrimination controver'J,Y ..Id It roc.'ftd • TIport debris Damaging WinCls, foreign aid bill after agreeing on Burg_ Hall Window; .Us for me to chiefs had watched the telecast, cers and men and (our Army per which has sWTouoded her shop. from • pl.M hltd been dlKovend Hail, Lightning, Rain oompromisc languaae to crack Power Lines Down m-all things but White House press secretary sonnel. All bodies were recovered. She replied, "For the good ne.r Cente",ille, low., .nd • down on unfair seizure of Ameri· the community, 1 would rather It)/; ...,.eIt PMfy w .. dl ....tchM to Winds estimated at up to 8l m by natul'e. Key Votes on Pierre Salinger said Kennedy did The plane crashed in a grass Hit Many Communitie can property abroad. n everylxxl)r. not. He said the White House had say anything." cited . . The vote was 14 to 3. The bill m.p.h. ripped through JOWl field 10 mlles east of Munich AIr· She was also asked about the Centeryielle Is about US mlJes By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ['bird, I work no comment on it. port. The taU and other parts were now goes to the Senate. No floor City at about 8 p.m. Tuesda: egro ~irl who had her hair done northeast or ~jlnsa!i City, just , II ,. 2 Farm. Plans The medicare issue, one of the strewD along a path several miles Violent thunderstorms, accom· action is expected for about two Mondar at an,c1 wheth- north of tile lOWa-MisSQuri line. night. most controversial berore Con· long leading to the crash site. 81~~'s weeks. >hutm, I light er the $hqp'S ,poF9r in ~ future • The F~'A' repb!,!-ed Con iilental panied by AeaVY rain, high winds gress, is under consideration by Before the linal vole, the commit. A large section of the roof 0 and try with -A. fisb hatcherY worker said the would ~e l ro g1 . ~)1egroes service. Airlines'" Flight 11 disappeared and the tb~t of torn.adoea,l1'anged Set Thursday the House Ways and Means Com plane had' plummeted toward earth r '1 tee slashed another $50 mlllion tllC National Guard Annory jokes. SOme! lMrs. Harrison s8.id, "t wo~' tI. an- ~ver Iowa Tuesday, causing con lOlutnn of tlle mittee. with a shrill and frIghtening howl, swet that question." - (rom funds President Kennedy reo 925 S. Dubuque St., was bloW! WASHINGTON IA'I - Senators Siderable dathage. Rep. ' Cllrl Albert, (D·Okla.), and then, "There was a terrible Blacklltone'S bad been picketed BULLETIN quested for supporting assIstance off while 150 men were inside agreed Tuesday td limit debate on House Democratic leader, said he explosion and flames ahot up." A Des ]'foines boy was killed in programs designed to b a c k up It, you will re for two days last week and legal Pvt. William H. Wherle, 21, () the Administration's farm propos is reasonably optimistic the com· "It rolled over several times in authorities consulted after a Ne CENTERVILLE '*' - A wing an accident during a heavy down military aid. This would leave Ig and strong als and start Thursday with show· mittee will approve it and quite of .irpl_ the air and then fell several hun· gro, Ora Ann Elliott, AI, Austin, .nd .n inner door .n pour which hit the capital city in $400 mUll on of the $43t.5 million rural Iowa City was struck iJ transmission. down votes on two key provisions. optimistic H 0 use endorsement found south of he... ..rl, originally requested by Kennedy. dred yards from our village," said TelC., said she had been refused an w.... late afternoon. the eye by fiying glau. He wa )olumnofmy Majority Leader Mike Mans would then follow. Mathias Wolf, a Community Hall appoinbnent. tocl.y by offic.,.. lookinll for 8 The committee bill is $216.5 mil· treated by a doctor at the ac:eo All Iowa Power and Light Co. Ik, not a boff, field m·Mont.J, obtained the Unan· worker at the bamlet of Markt Miss Elliott bad her hair dOM milling C.... tlnent.1 let .Irllner lion smaUer than the $4.8 billion and released. p humor and imous consent agreement which Schwaben. Tuesday at Towner's Beautycraft, with 45 persons .bNrd, the low. spokesman said crews would be originally requested by Kennedy Firemen said DO buUdlnl fire Highw.y P.trol r.portocI. Budden, in II will bring tests that afternoon, "There was an explosion as if 10 S. Clinton St. She said after· working well into the night in the for the fiscal year starting July 1. were reported, although a l~ first on a Wheat controls program, Poll Tax Ban trees caught fire becaUM 0 If any jokes I an atomic bomb had been drop. wards, "Everything was fine. The Des Moines area alone to restore The measure merely would autho· : as my Ii ttle and next on a controversial corn ped," Wolf said. He estimated the lady who did my hair and I talked from its radar scopes at 9:40, just service. rize the ouUay. The actual cash broken power line•. Police recelv81 \) Cigarettes, and feed grains plan. plane had come down from 9,000 and everything went beautifully." five minutes before it was due in Mason City, C 1 ear Lake and wl11 have to be voted later. dozens of calls about trees 8D4 power lInes down. . n well aware Both moves are efforts to re Approved by feet. Tuesday a Negro and a white Kansas City. Wright County felt the lash of a Sens. Homer E. Capehart, (IV verse decisions of the Senate Agri. friend checked an Iowa City bar· The plane last made its regular storm which sent the mercury on Ind.l, Russell B. Long, (D-La. ), A section of the armory roof n, but today, Heat from the flames - which about 100 feet by 50 feet, wu ton culture Committee and substitute bershop to see if the Negro would position report at 9:15 from a point a 15-{jegree dive in 15 minutes. Ma and John J . Williams,
.-... .~ : Ediloria' Page ::.,- L l Book. Review V v Roth/s 'Letting G'O' 2 t , · -~: .~ Demand Schantz' Sel ... -.. .. Campuses ~ .:. james Down to EartH Resignation Iy ERIC ZOECKLER mANN / By WILLIAM M. MURRAY happen. What then holds Gabe penniless 1 ElIc"'"" Edlter Revl,wed for The Dally Iowan , In any bureaucracy the administration of government Well, with the advent of these back? Loyalty? Friendship? Yes, cbildren. c Philip Roth's "Letting Go" · ~lJrO{Jgh departments is so complicated that power of dc near · summer temperatures, it on the surface. But, beneath, it sistance it seems that l h 0 s e good - night needs a full scale critical essay rived in tb cisi~n is often entmsted to several exemplary offic rs who is the degree of involvemcnt with day, the) scenes in front of Burge and CUI' not merely a review. Because the anol/ler personality which checks have demonstrated leadership ability and good judgment. rier are getting wjlder all the to arrive professional reviewers will have Gabc, who has not yet and never tionists be, SUI's Student Senate is such a bureaucracy and its time. thei r say in their own way, I will in the novel, discovers how to north. · leaders should shoulder responsibility without answering But, alas, at the Hokona Hall at the University of New Mexico take the liberty of having mine in make a real commitment to a Mrs. Vi, every administT3tive detail in its labyrinth of legislation. Little for .the word is direct and simple: my way. woman. Gabe, like Matthew Ar· Roc . But the judgment of five Senate officials at a Big Ten there'U be no hanky-panky, kiss The novel is, among many appeared nold's voice in "Self Depend their trip ey·Cace this spring. things, a tragi-comedy of con President's Council at the University of Michigan three Last week the Hall's 12 wing ence':, i~ . crowd of . w~la ago prompts us to question this ability to shoulder presidents (all conservatives, we sciousness and conscience. Cir Weary myself .nd .Ick .sking/What0' • .m, and W"at0' responsibility. bet> adopted the "Proposal for cumstances of birth, race, oreea I ought to be,/At thl. " ....I's the Control of the Lounge Situa or social position are largely prow I st.nd, which lINn me, • The five delegates arrived at Ann Arbor Thursday, forw.rds, forw ~ rd., o-.r t .. e tion" which established a "Spy overshadowed - though still an starlit sea. ~ 5Te l May 3, 36 hours before the conference officially began and, syste m" to important factor in the novel - Paul Herz has made his com in. the next three days, spent $588.25, approximately 14 check on the be· by the force and intensity oC each mitm~nt to Libby - he has sur per cent of the Senate's total budget for this academic year. havior of the 522 rendered his pride and risked hiS' residents. character's self-exploration. Adm wife's contempt because he is un , : . rh~ ,expenditures went for airplane tickets to Ann "What is the It is a microscopic e:l:amination able to make love to her. He has situation?" Arbor ($365); food ($90); hotel rooms ($70.25 for three of the souls of a group of human further, humiliated himself by you may ask. payl.a li\>,service to a religion 'nights); taxi fare ($38); and registration fees ($25). You may r e· beings who want to become 1m On l ,. We feel the amount of money spent for this trip is which, essentially, he doesn't be· member reading man being in the full sense oC Iieve. VI, .' PARIS in this column a startlingly out of proportion with its importance, and we the words. All the characters But he has made his commit cret Anm 'question the wisdom of sending five delegates to a confer month ago that a have, in varying degrees, let go TUesday ' lis That Where Our Money Goes?' dormitory menl'but of the struggle between o[ their past, particularly their consciousness and conscience. ate presi ence at which the host school (Michigan) had only three. a d min i s t r a and a mc tor one night caught a couple Herz, husband and wife, Jew Gabe has not learned what it . We also challenge the necessity for air travel when a means to do this. But he suspects France fo lying behind a c 0 u c h, which and Catholic, have been rejected train would have taken the delegates to Ann Arbor in just the price and is unable. gang. touched off the investigation. . by both families and have re The fUJ '. a' little more time and would have left the students in We cannot discuss 'conscience' In a letter distributed among jected their families in turn; paratroop dQ\vntown Ann Arbor, eliminating the need for a 15-mile Juvenile Delinquency Hokona residents, the council out then, as it appcars in this novel, who was lined some ruJes of conduct: Martha Reganhart tries to forget in the usual sense of the word. cab bill for five. "Slim," e 1. The lights must remain on an early and disastrous romantic What conscience is, is how Car bagged ti - Student Body President Mark Schantz has pledged in the lounge at all times, (Nexl marriage to an artist and Gabe each character is willing to be sent to a good faith in appropriation of th funds, saying that mis month's light bill is going to be Wallach tries to come to terms come involved in someone else's and borde Not a New Problem " awfully high, isn't it, girls?) life - and how much the char information concerning the time of conference and numb r with an overly dependent anq Newspa: 2. There will be no lying down acter' is willing to' give Lo the de five ca of delegates invited necessitated the expense. By JOHN C~OS8Y and I'm going home," am sure there is more 1 eal se· or sitting on laps. loving father and ,the o,ernory of 'maods of the personalities he is gang, inc .. Schantz told The Dally Iowan that the conference "Youth ._ disiDte ating, !fhe The 8Xj)el'ts, says Tunley, are curity for an Indian child in this 3. It is assumed by the .Loung~ his dead mother. involved with. That's the snag. Loup BLar youngster 6C the land have a dis· terribly and totally con t use d country, even in a very poor Committee that the girls can dis They are trying to work out INVOLVEMENT means mak to kill De committee chairman, Richard O'sell, failed to tell the cern between the "good - night respect for their elders and a about what the problem is and home, than in the United States. new lives, new values, into which ing and having demands made. Few de Iowa delegation when the program was to begin. Schantz kiss" and "making out" and they leaked th contempt [or authqrity jn every utterly cCinf\l ed about what to India is still largely rural. Every· The characters 'clutch" at one Called Steve Stockmeyer, Michigan student body preSident, are asked to refrain from the lat they can put a PllSt , thllt failed anoth r, Paul at Gabe, Gabe at secrecy. I form. Vandalism is rife, 'and do about it. The majority could body lives together - fat h e,r ter. (Well , sometimes, we're tolrl, them in its proper perspective. ,at 1 a.m. May 3, but could not reach him. He talked instead Lib~y, Libby at Paul and Gabe. ly got wi crime of aU kinds is rampant not agree about anything. After mother, grandparents, uncles, so m e girls can't even discern In a word, they are trying to ma ln the situation, there are two and track talking to many American ex ture though they are ,grown up. , 'to,:i person whom he thought was a fraternity brother of among our young people. The na aunts, Children are never left between their own dates and oth· real dangrrs - the 'over-clutch' they moy ;the Michigan president. The person wasn't and told the perts, Tunley suspects they don't alone. Children are not so con· er guys; it all depends on thei. The r al question the novel and 'self· dependence' . geria. tion is in peril." The nice thing really like children and above all state oC mind.> cerned with financial security. raises is how do intelligent 11U Conscience determines the de Docume J)p~r'ator that he thought the conference started the same about that quote is that it wasn't don't want to work with children. If a girl happens to slip and But they are concerned with emo man beings. fully conscious of gree of emotional depndence or dlcated It! said by a police chief yesterday; They want to do "research," al ~ay. tional security. There's lots oC Jt break one of the rules and is their own complex psychological independence the characters take cided on though the subject has already caught by an alert "spy" her . .the five Iowa delegates left Iowa City at 8:37 a.m., it was said by a di scouraged in our family systcm." nature, bring this consciousness from each olher. Tragedy or a first plan bcen researched to a fare-thee· name is turned over the Dean Egyptian priest 4,000 years ago; But prosperity threatens even to to bear on framing ordered and pathetic fate waits at either end carry oul seven hours after Schantz telephoned Ann Arbor. Upon well and nOl one single indis· of Women who will decide a pen l it is reported by Roul Tunley in India. A steel plant was built in happy Jives. of thc scale for those who get thedral a !lrr,ival there, the representatives discovered the program putable fact has emerged from alty, if any. a book called "Kids, Crime, and a rural area in Orissa. The area THE NOVEL implies that the caught there as Dr. Wallach was, ing when all this research. It will be up to the "Spy" to \yolild not begin until Saturday morning. Chaos." was urbanized and industrialized end oC life is happiness: Paul in his over·dependence on both on a tour report anything she may deem Two mo Books about juvenile delin DR. JOHN CONRAD, a crimin and, sure enough, juvenile delln· Herz says to his wife: "You think his wife and son Gabe, or as ; ~ ;Schantz has told The Daily Iowan that he is responsi offending and "out of good taste: ' peared it quency are not exactly my idea ologist, as quoted by Tunley was quency shot from zero to one of too much about being happy." Gabe himself is, in his inability bIe- Eor the lack of communication between himself and (Or as President Kennedy might last week of light spring reading, but "Kids, saying: "The trouble with pro· the highest rates in India. "But that's ail there is, Paul," to be able to surrendcr his seLf : O'sell, but emphasized tbat no letter or phone calI from fessionals in lhe United States is Copyright 1962: say, "anything not in accordance Libby, his wife, replies. ing his to C rim e, and with the 'public interest.' .. ) dependence. that lhey see dclinquency as an New York Herald Tribune Inc. Consciousness, because it seeS Police I : G'sell ever reached him. Chaos" takes a ]n bclween, we find Libby and the two r intclIectqal pl'oblcm with no par • • • and thinks too much, se~rns ' to We 40 not question Schantz' honesty, btlt insist that! ' gOOd - humored. Paul canght ' in the nux of life that they 'fresH, 8nd" rea..: ticul!:lr conccrn Cor the pcople in IN THE NEAR FUTURE, the work against the attaining of this and their own persomllilies, try volve\t Whilt's more, iC you want - fled to Ins negligence heavily taxed Student Senate f11nds~ tVlr£Ch sonably hopefu). college campus may be the scene goal. I accept Libby's statement ing with conscience. to mediate to work in the tield and you just oC labor-management talks, with All five are dlrectly appropriated from student fees. lOOk at the of the goal; she is probably lhe the altraction and repUlsion they like peo~le and want to help but first \ ation. WeH, Jimmy Hoffa·type people tO'ing most unhappy character in thE! Ie!!1 for one another . We also believe Schantz was negligent in failing to them, you probably won't get the to drum up support for their pro night. remark by thb·t book because she is so much en I have spoken about one pos check on the number of delegates invitcd to attend the Egyptian priest, job at all. You're suspect." An· grams. gaged with life. oth r authority said sadly: "Very According to Democratic Na· This may all become relllity as sible way of viewing the novel. It Cor ins tan c e,' No other character but Libby oonference. John Niemeyer, former Student Senate presi few people 'seem to \\Iant work tlonal Chairman John M. Bailey, a result of the actions oC 17 Colo is rich and will not easily t,¢ ex gi Vell you the 16 states what the purpose oC liC~ 'Odl dent, told Schantz that at the fall Big Ten President's COIl with youngsters any more. They'd a recent space journey of Astro· rado faculty members who have hau ted. Mr.' Roth's wit nas been feeUng that it's is. (We must discount Asher, rather work with computers." naut John H. Glenn, Jr. sym organized a local oC the American praised, and justly. But the wit ference held at Champaign Ill., the repro entaHves had d ,- hot a , n,eVl. pro~- ~ CROSBY though he makes a strong point of ",Goodbye Columbus" has now , Making more and sillicr statis· bolizes "the imagination, energy Federation oC Teachers, an af for giving everything up and just Not , dded each school should send five delegates to this spring's len, an'4 I( /l tiot yod knows, ex lll;ltUiled int 03 very profound 1 tics. I and know-how" of the Kennedy filiate of the AFL.ClO, floating along.) conference. .cTus\veI;y our~. Sociljl ' historian. ~ administration. , sense. of the tragic-comic in life. In fact, Tunlcy suspcc~s wc In a letter sent by the members Thc characters arc not happy: liteUley Teoters and p,avid Mlllia MR. ROTH concentrates on the X15 Schantz told The Daily Iowan that 11e accepted Nie don't really ike ki~s , Cops pick "n showed what America can to University President Qui g g their c6nsciousnesses !:lre a bur haVe said: - "It has always bccn Newton described the labor char· minutiae - what is ordinarily popular for each gener'ation to up juvenilcs (or lhe most out· do when urgency and determina den and a torment because they EDWAI meyer's word without checking to make sure five w re ter as a "positive step forward material for comedy - Dr. Wal believe it!. children were the ragcously trivial offenses that tion replace apathy and indecl· reveal themselves to themselves; Calif. lA'I , supposed to attend. are not even considered orrenses sion in the executive branch of in the advance of the University the intensity of their awareness lach cleaning his son's teeth, Rushwort worst, the most lawless and the Libby and Paul discussing va • We believe Schantz' negligence which sent a surfeit in most countries_ The kids are our government," he gloated. community." of each other's psychologies is plane Tv most unruly." Tuniey says each ginal jelly, a Thanksgiving Day frequently denIed their constitu Some of the profs explained only equaled by the intensity with coaster gl ~f delegates to the Ann Arbor meetings also put undue generation also sufCers Crom the Of course Project Mercury was the reasons behind forming the Dinner, a staH mecting, a car tional rights, held in jail for no established under the Eisenhower which Henry James' characters and later ~ !!train on the Senate purse strings, hence a burden on the delusion that it knows the an union: breaking down, c I ear reason, and thoroughly Administration in 1958, with a are aware of their intellectuality. and vibr~ swer, the final deterrent, the true 1. Improving the economic sta financers of Student Senate - SUI students. pushed around. target date of September·October, But the comic circumstances over the cure for juvenile delinquency. Ex tus of the faculty. I am not trying to suggest the 1961. are always undercut by the po "I can Schantz l;ms explained that the delegates tried to get cept none oC them work. The one clear [!ct that seemS 2. The protection of the proCes characters exist in a sort of psy Bul other than that . . . . tential for the pathetic or tragic them," ho ]bWer.priced l~ging on the Michigan campus, but the TUNLEY HAS A high old time to emerge is that juvenile delin sional integrity of Ithe teacher. chological vacuum, as James' -The Michigan Dany in them. Dr. Wallach, Gabe's "It felt kicking the myths around. Such quency is a disease of prosperity 3. To safeguard the integrity of characters seem often to exist in ~ooms were unavailable because of the busy weekend. their intellectual ones. The past father, a dentist, wants his son except YI as the one that broken homes that doesn't aCfect the poor at • • • the University itself. to come home from Iowa City. The Daily Iowan's investigation concerning the con aU. In fact, the mayor of a small Many people these days are and present, what the characters pull·up, n cause more juvenile delinquency. 4. To show an achievement of Gabe Fornes but he will not stay. A U.S. ference bears out Schantz' statement - the campus was Actually, serious offenders are Italian town told Tunley wist· having more trouble in trying to were and are, are simply the solidarity among t h e teaching Dr. WalJach, in an attempt to said engb more likely to come trom intact fully his town could "use a little" Jive withjn an income than quite material out of which they try to cr:owded forcing Iowa's delegates to stay in a hotel. Again profetsion. sho», Gabe how important his technical homes, Or the idea that boys of "that juvenile delinqucncy you a few people in the 1930's had in fashion a being. • • • fat~~[ is to his welfare, insists on explain tI we do not question Schantz' honesty. The hotel bills were clubs help things got rode jolt have" which he associated (qui te trying to live without one. Paul Herz is certainly Jewish a BACK IN 1947, Blue Key, an cleanmg Gabe's teeth. The clean doubted j · a~parently necessary - airplane and food expenditures for from the discovery that membl!rs correctly) with new cars, new -Chicago Sun Time. honorary leadership fraternity at - but that is only one of the ing' ~tself is comic, but the inci ous delay houses, and prosperity. The rich many things he is. Primarily, he · Bye delegates were not necessary and could have been oC a boys club in New York were • • the Universlty of Arkansas that dent: serves to lay bare the pathe aimed at countries - Sweden, Japan, West is a human being who hllPpens to oided had Schantz planned the trip more carefully. Car more likely to be juvenile de Julie, daughter o( Richard recognizes students for the i r tic soul of a lonely old man de some tim , a... linquents than kids in the same Germany - all have the same bave ties to tbat tradition; what Nixon, has been elected ninth· bra ins and leadership, also pen~ent on others [or the mean Rushwo ; . We feel that SUI students are entitled to know at all neighborhooo who I eren't mem problems wUh the juvenile de· he is trying to get to is himself, graile vice-president at bel' thought that there was a need jng' of his life. descent C linquency we have; the poor without a handed down label, times exactly what is being done with their money. This bers. Among boys studied in a Beverly Hills school. She is in a for a big bash (party) in the winged ( Pennsylvania reCorm school 35 'countries don't, though the label is a factor he Tpe ,technique of the novel is Cine starting position for president spring to balance off Homecom· Dynasoar · ipvestigation was undertaken to find specifically how and has to reckon with and finalJy brilliant - (excuse the phraseJ per cent were Boy Scouts. ONE BLOCKBUSTER: Mrs. some day if she stays out oC de ing in the fall. stand the why the Student Senate funds were misused. We are not Violet Alva, a lady cabinet memo bates_ So, Arkansas' rites· of - spring makes an insincere capitulation poi'l~ of view is manipulated with I particularly loved the way a 'naturalness' and precision vers as trying to imply deceit, dupliCity, fraud or dishonesty. Ap Tunley belted the experts at the ber from India lold Tunley: "I -The Des Moine. Regi,te, trolic, Gaebale, came into being - to it. speed in and boy, did the first one swing! whic;h brings maximum intensity parently none exists in this case. opening of the book. I suppose I CONSCIOUSNESS, t h ink and ~9CUS to bear on selective It was love it becausc I agree with it. It was a gay, jubilant blowout ing awareness, whatever you has been But Schantz has displayed a negligence wllich SUI for the thousands of restless vet eXPfriences the characters un The experts in juvenile delin want to call it, is the tool through dcrgo. test. · and its students cannot afford. We do not wish to criticize quency Clike experts in anything) University Bulletin Board erans who had jam m ed the which Paul and all the other char Fayetteville campus. Views interlock and clash; we : th ~ entire Student Senate and we hope that the results of are getting to be voodoo priests Un.".nlty Bulletin Board lIotlee. mu.t lie ree.,,,ed " TIM Dally towe" acters must achieve their maturc are constantly aware of the mul· talking their own mumbo jumbo oHle., Room 201 , (;ommunlutlons Center, b, nOGn of the ..., IIefoN ..... The 15th edition of Gaebale was identities. • ttffs investlgatiori do not prove harmful to the Senate. We IIcation. The, must be typed .nd sillned br en ed,,'se,' or oHlc.r of tile ~ tiplicity of meaning in any given that doesn't seem to mean any ,.nlzallon beln, publicized. "u,el, IIOCI. funcllon. are not ...... staged last weekend and from If the search then is to confront · - MUST, however, report the facts of this trip to Michigan thl. seellon. reports, was as tame as a baby incident. Every charactcr has a co~ thing or apply to a nything. "Talk liCe as a human being - not sim chance to present his views and - and we MUST insist that Mark Schantz resign his office to a sociologist with a full com ZOOLOGY SEMINAR will meet May for afternoon. .nd .v.olDla aDd .. kittal lappin~ up warm milk. ply as a label - professor, play 25, at 4:00 p.m. In room 201 Zoology __lOmedU ~o all du Ie&udu ... This year's party was what ad· we see the characters clearly in a~ President of Student Senate. plement of university degrees - BuUdln,. boy, housewife, Catholic, Jew or the round. ' and no profession is so avid oC de· ministrators called a "grown·up" divorcee - then the usual and JOURNALISM MAJORS who have IOWA M.MORIAL UNIO. MOUUI If We are called on to judge, -Jel"/'y Elsea grees - and the air becomes not had their pictures laken for the Friday aDd SatuI'dQ - ., ...... version. traditional categories of moral .G thc case J has been presented so torpid with status words, known Journalism gallery should arrange a mldntebt. Actually, everything was pretty value which go along with these picture·talling session with the photo· The Gold ....ther __ II CIlIA orderly. according to informed thoroughly that we judge under· graphy J.bs. from 7 • . m. to ll:U P.ID. on IhIIIIIII1 labels must go by thc boards. rrh.. d . . I' only to the initiate. Finding a job sources, but there was still plenty standing as much, it seems, as a I Iowan tbTou,b Tbunday~~_from ., .... , ;, J ~ Y lor a kid is never just that, for L1 COMMljNCEMENT ANNOUNCE. to 11:41 P.ID. on .TI4MI' .....tv going on. The real moral problems which we po~liibly can about the char· e l( amp I e, it's 'environmental MI!NTa for candidates lor June de· etay. confront these characters, since acters. It 'Was a rewarding book. 1'Iw by ".",."" .. " ..,...... by a manipulation.' Small wonder a trees have arrived and may be pick· TIl. eatet.rtII 18 apeD from 11:11 S u c h things as the Varsity· n.4 t.,...... ,. .. ..". ed up at tbe Alumni House, 130 N. Lm. to 1 p.m. I. luoob aDd tn. Alumni football game, bathtub they are simply trying to bc ma Hcnry James has come down to to.d ,of. ,..,. ".,.,., ",... ".._ by 1M .".,., IioIlf .. ftlfll twelve·year-old delinquent ex- Iladlson St. • p.m. to ':41 p.m. 'or dinner. N, ture adult human beings. is not earth. are M",1eI ... ~ races and the election of Miss ~ qpqIoIMl '" fA. ",11IltUna of 1M Unlcmlly. 1M DaUt 100000', posE)d ,to the lingo of professionals , MilS SUI PAGEANT BOARD com· breakfuta II eot M?'OOed on IlatUl'dIQ' ...... University of Arkansas (w h 0 whether or not they should ac ~ ~ " flOC _ .",... of SUI ~ ~ til during a stay in an institution qllttee applications are avaUable at Ole ne", IMU inlormatlon desk and turned out to be a Mrs. in 1949 cept or reject the traditional OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN .",.."...... ,,.,,.,.,,., • , told. a reporter: 'I've had two must be returned no later than 5 UNIV•• IITY Lla ..RV HOU"I moral values of their respective _'--__-.... __'-- ______....:...... :- _ J 'Years Or congregate living, I've p.m., May 24. Mond.y tbTou,h FrldIQ' - 7:30 .... causing unprecedented h a v 0 c) to I • .m., SaturdaY - 7:11 a.m. .. were all sandwiched in among the pasts. p ... I WEDNESDAY. MAY 23. 1"2 .... City, ,.. 'worked 9ut my sibling rivalries, , ENTIRE HOMECOMING committee 10 p.m., Sunday - 1:10 9.ID. to I .... neral meeting Thursday, May 24. at Dellt Semc:e: 1l000CIaT tbtouD various private parlies in whkh If they confront liCe in the pres· I - Uni~ 1 p.m. In tbe House Chapter of Old TIIundll'l - a a.m. to 10 p.na.; J'it. an estimated 15,000 stUdents and ent, become involved with it, they ....1ty , _I. DAILY IOWAN IOITORIAL ITA... ~ aDd from , to 10 ..... Satv- ~apltol. Committee reports will be d.y - • .m. to II p.m.• Dd 7 to II I ", MINT aunA.. Editor Jem -··a da)'. lIaII: ...oocI ..1'YI.ee C/Il IIlUeed requested and plans will be made for p,m'L Saturda)' - • a.na. to • ,..., visitors partlclpated. must become involved with some Calencla, TO • O' Manutita' EdiLcir .: : : : 'i,Arry uatfieid papen 18 Dot pouIble, but eveJ7 next faU's Homecoming. Sunaay - 2 p.m. to • p ... But to the L947 veteran of World one. The moment Gabe Wallach cnteULATIOIli City Editor ...... Norm BoUlna effort wl11 be made to correct en"0II Reaerve Deu: 8amIt _ ftCI!1ar New. Editor. _...... • Doq CarJ.oa __wttb__ th_._De;....::.::ld:.;...:Iau.::.:.::..:.. ••:- ____ PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY COL· desk ..rvtee e&eePt for l'I1d1Q', Sa& War II and that year's GaetJale, b e com e s involved with the LOQUIM will be 4 p.m. May 25 In 311 SJC)rU Editor ... ,.. . . ErIc ZOeckler ucl., aDd Sunda)'. '* II ...... the whole thing might have been Herzes, consciousness and con Thursday, M.y 24 ClUe! Phololnpber .. 00 00 ...... Physlca Bulldin". Dr. Oavld R. lnglis fJoc.- ., t.. .1 ..... M.Ma•• o," of the Argonne National Laboratory termed a drag. science come into play. There is ~Q' ~poport THE A.SOCIATIO ...... 8 p.m . - Art Department Lec· Society EdItor ...... , SUUll Aria will speak on "CompeUn, Models of SENIOR HAWK.V. PlCTU.1I wl11 no real reason why Gabe should AaaJatant Cit,. Editor . • Fraa Smith 'I'IIe AlIIoc:lated PNa 18 entilled .... the LltllIum Isotopes." not be taken (or the remainder III ture: E d i t h Halpert, Director, AulltaDt New. EdI&or ...... , eJl.. h'el,. to th. u. lor republlc.tloD the ..mester . They wUl .raln be not seduce Libby, DO\lintown Gallery, New Yo r k loan AnderlOn fit IIlI th. loeal D." prtnted In th1I PARI NT" COOPIRATIVE BA.V· laken bcrlnnln, 10 october by Photo The Iowa Press GR DeW.paper u well u aU AP ..... City, "Pioneers of American Art Allbtaat to tIIa IfaIlaiIq Editor .. . IITTINg League Is III the charue of ,raphlc l;ervlce. Notices of .dual One oC these days someone is She wants it, he wants it, and JobD Xl.1n dUpatche.. ~:rs. WUllam Koehn throu,b May 28. datea will be publJ.bed in the futuN. I Have Keown" - Art Buildin, Call 7·3705 after 4 p.m. for a sitter. ,oing to come up with a book on Paul her hu sband, wants it to AJ8IItant Sportl ~~tt 'iliDibiiU For inform.Uon about IU/lU8 mem ••C ••ATIONALIWIMMI.. ,. Auditorium. DAILY IOWAN .U.... VISO •• "How to Get Out of Doing It I bership, call Mrs. John Uzodlrunll at aU womea madeate II IIeId 1IImdIir• , Friday, MolY 2S DAILY IOWAN • ROM ICHOOL 0 .. JOUIlHALI.'" 8·7331. WedneId.I7. 'l'IIarMQ .... ~ Yourself" - and be is destined to MY•• TIII" IT"'" FACULTY from 4:15 to 11:111 p ... at &lie W.. 4: 15 , p,m. - Poetry Readjn,: c Putlltll!er...... 00 00 Fred II. Putmall ALL LOCKERS In the Field House men'. Oymnulua. make a fortune. LeHers Policy ...... ,... Arthur II_ SaDaenon must be checJced in beCore June •. Nicholas f: rom e and William o "tonal ... _.. R...... are inyited to e."..•• ~~ .. ~~ Advenwu 00 ...... E. .,JoIUl !Cottman Locken not chocked In after thil SUI OISIRVATO.V .top til. Brady'" reading fro m their own Clftulatto.r...... Wllbur P.teUOD d.te will JlAve locks removed and Pbyalea Bulldln, 18 open to the pub • • • attinion. In lette" to .... Edi· M:ta-..:.:r..~~ content. destroyed_ Uee ever)' JIoDday froID I to .1 p.a. By forcing industry to accept works -:. Sunporch. Iowa Me- whell, altIes. .re de.r. It 18 aIIO opea ..... All lette'. mil.. includl PI...... , , ... NIeld 0UIIIi FlllD HOU ....LAVNIGHTI f~ government control he is also " \ ,uncl.y, May 21 . T.U"...... aoAIlD O' ITUDINT to pMvate vonPl Frtilu "e~ rw Ilgnaturn and 'UaLICATIONI. I.C. .ndeote, f.culty .od aU are held !I\AItIJl._ with ...... 1"'" ~:'IOWA. CIRCULATION reaerv.UolU Prof. se now obligated to de the same as ...... I_W ... typewrlt· 7t1~j.m. - Union Board MoY" ...... IMW.. Karma Jk"&uon. M; Prof. Dale BeatJ, e.cb Tueld.,. aod .f.!;!1c::z,~ht (IVm tOlhl M.uushlllla, sUlS. Sd P~1II!a VatYenft,. Llbtur; Jobn Henry... Ii 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. A 1 .. b7 1.D, BulldlDl. far.:. as labor is concerned. .... end double·.,aced .net ie, ' Don~ t Go Near the Water," Prof...... O. JlOIIller 8ch00l 01 • IItaIf eerd. The moon wID be vlIIble lor Y\ew Quite a rew petsohs pretend - Macbride Auditorium . IoUl'llalJa; 1Uch... JIa~.S} Dr. • 0 ",""----,,, • In, May 11 and 14, .nd June I all4l_'.!: ...... ex~ II iM\r1mum .....ON. DlilltlNO aAaVIIT> ianoraflc:e to stay ollt of !.be arlll Tuesdoly, ~V 2t GeO.... l:Uton Colle e of, un!"),; .. J75 ...... w...... 114 RlC!hard II.. Mllier,( ~'l Qr. L. . VaD TINe ..rYfee ...., call th. YWCA ~~~, ~~rI~N=.~ouT,ii ment: • - J 8 a.m, ~ Beginning ot exam· DY:~lniolle,e 0 Educ.Uon; P. u I office, x2240 between 1 .nd II P.ID. Cluster, ProeMp', Alcor .nd 1IUu, right .. ahorteft ..,...... P. roth; .., The YWCA caD proVide bab,valtteJ'l P1eJadU aDd tile Crab Nebula. Garner Le., ination week. - THI DAILY IOWAN-low. City, lowlt-Wed., M.y 23, 1H2-P.... t • Westerns Get LiHle Notice , 2 Negro Mothers~ 20 Kids Dutch Women, Gunman Kills Children Now TV Gives 14th Emmy Awards 3 in Alabama Sent to Hyannis, Mass. Bank Holdup HOLLYWOOD (UPIl - Tele- w.y telec.st from HeI.yweed's Inmad, television', l.tH' trend, OZARK Ala. WPI> _ A deSpe- HYANNIS, Mass. (uPIl - A hers that met her at the bus sta· can go on welfare there," he aid. vision honored its lars at the 14th P.lladium II"/~. H_ Yft'. .. .xemplHlM in medlc.1 show, rat gun~ hot and killed three holds Gabe penniless Negro mother and her 11 Being Moved tion, "1 did it for my children." "We're concerned .bout these annual Emmy award ceremonie ....hH' Hotel .nd the $her.ton w•• ~ by the freshm.n persons one of them a police of- cbildren, cut off from weUare as· ndship? Yes, Another Negro mother, trs. Lela fine peopl. not being abl. to find FAKFAK. t New Guinea lfI in Hollywood, ew York .and P.rk H.... W.shl...... D.C. which Cicer, Thesday during a bank hold- sistance in Little Rock, Ark., ar· W In se~.."~ C.~y :'_ re· beneath, it Mae Williams, 36, of Hutting, Ark., pl.ces to live:' uid 8.nnet. "W. - Ships and planes are withdraw. Washington D.C. Tuesday rught Bob Newhart was host of the celvM ...ht ftOI1Un.honl. up and the wild auto chase that rived in this Cape Cod resort Tues and her nine children arrived in don't'" why President Kennedy ,vement with day, the largest group of persons ing about 700 Dutch wom n and with cowboy taking back seats to Hollywood segment, Johnny Car· Dick Po~'ell's popular anthology foHowed. He was rmally cornered Providence, R.I., TueSday night en shouldn't open his summer home children from peninsular "iIlage dramatic 3Ctors 3nd comedians. son wa master of ceremonies in series was also nominated for and killed. vhich checks to arrive since Southern segrega route to Hyannis. She said that her at H,.nnis if these people have el and never tionists began transportmg Negroes of West ew Guinea to remove The 137 nominees, including per- New York and David Brinkley was eight awards and the Hallmark. Another police ofCicer was wound. husband had left her some time not .ny place to live. them from the hazards of a jungl formers, directors, writers, pro- the Wasbington emcee. Hall 01 Fame production of ''Vic- ed during the chase. north. ago and that her family had been lers how to "Why not! - the Kennedys aren't war between Dutch Corces and in· ducers and other video arti s, Westerners, still highly rated by torla Regina" received seven. The policeman fat.ally wo.JJ.Dded itment to a Mrs. Victoria BeU, 36, of North removed from the welfare rolls using those homes'" filtrating Indonesian . more than Cive years ago. competed in. 26. categorie . _ BC vle~ers, received little notice in "Ben Casey," th story o[ a wa identified as J . H. Youngblood Matthew Ar· Little Rock, and her tired brood The wholesale shipment of e The Go\'ernment in Hollandia an· had 54 nommatlons, CBS 4;, and voting for E~ys by 6,000 memo young doctor, was nominated for of Troy. Troy police later succeed appeared startled at the uproar Mrs. Willl.ml, whose five sons groes North bas been attacked by nounced Tuesday it is permitting ABC 35. . . bers ?f. the National Academy 01 outstanding dramatic achievement ed in urrounding the gunmaa 8bd elf Depend· their trip had caused. She told a .nd fou~ d.",lTte" ~."" In ..e I gislators. the ational Associa· Dutch Camilie to leave towns and The show was ,.. red 1ft • th,...· TeleVISIon Arts and Sciences. along with "The Defenders," Dick sbooting him down. crowd of newsmen and pholograp- from 2 to 12, pid Little Rock tion for the Advancement of Col· villages along a vuln rable 500- Powell Show, "Naked City," "Alcoa Troy i about 20 miles northeast ond sIck 0' ...,....tionlst. h.d told her she'd ored People and selectmen in this mile stretch of the w land outh· 11'1, ond wII •• be met by • "lot of nice people Cape Cod resort town. · f E Premier" "People Need People" or this little southeastern Ala}la1na r this vOISOl'1 we t coa t which bas been the and BaBmark's "Victoria Regina." town where the daylight robbery Ich been me, .nd lots of money" in Hy les 0 uropeans m." Among those opposing the aims targ t for hal! a doten drops by 7 More B0 d Vince Edw.rch .n .ctor who took place. 'dl, • o'ltr '"e Terrorists ,Mi•• of the "reverse freedom ride(S" lndonesian parachute troop . 5 shot to f_ II "D~. Ben Cas.y:' The bandit, identified by papers Mrs. Bell has five boys and six About 400 Indonesian soldiers Ide his com. were the Rev. Kenneth R. Warr~n competed fw .n Emmy .. best on his body a Eugene S. Gault, girls, ranging in age from 2 to a nitarian minister here, and arc e timated to have landed in · d· AI· F he has sur· "' actor ill ..... sen.s. appar .nUy headed for. Troy. arter 14. She left Little Rock Sunday David A. Cox, a candidate for gov the campaign by Pre id nt Sukar D.scovere .n glers arm ul.~ Othe~ 1d risked his " • min e e s w.... P.ul Burke woundmg a poUce oCClcer In the use he is un· Admit to Plot noon with $60 and a handful or bus ernor oC Arkan as. no'S Government to capture this tickets supplied by the Little Rock ALGIERS (UP£) - Police Tues- lacks against both M08lems and (HaleM City), J.cki. Cooper community of C~o and eluding law her. He has The Rev. Mr. W.rren said island territory, which the Dutch day exhumed the bodies of seven Europeans despite the reinforce- (~y) G..,.,. M. h • r i enforcement officers there. himself by Capital White Citizens Council. She tr.veling Negro f.milie. h.ve r (ained when th y freed th rest had $15 left when she arrived here. ment of security forees in Algiers (Reute ")' .nd E. G, M.rs.. 11 Two of the bandiUi' vlcUlJ)S ~ a religion be.n lied to about the .VAil.bili· of the East Indies in 1949. mor lain Europeans Crom a Quick On De Gaulle She said her husband, Noah, had Or b abo t 750 bers (The Defenders) were bank employe. ~ doesn't be· tv of jobs and housing in Hyannis. The women and children will be lime pit near an Algiers farmhouse and an y u mem . b id Witn es said the bandit tried deserted the family and left them of the new Moslem local loree. the rassy ma to take an unidenlilied WOmaD as PARIS iA'I - Five captured Se· He noted that H,annis c.ters resettled in Biak, an island at the which they said had been equip ~ley ,~, practically destitute. She said she mostly to summer tourists .nd entrance of Geelvink Bay on the Scattered violence acrou the in !laze! was among those ~n· ho lage before climbing in his car. his commit· cret Army terrorists were charged had been receiving weUare aid un· ped with torture chambers. Tuesday with plotting to assassin that Jobs .re scarc. he,. dun..,. north coast. This wa a Japanese country kill e d 19 persons and tendmg for .top actors honors m a but she escaped outside the bank. ~g le between til about a year ago when it was the fall .nd winter. military base in World War II and The discovery was made on an wounded 14. The unolricial total regular senes. others were Ger- , conscience. ate President Charles de Gaulle suddenly cut off with "no explana· In Arkansas, Cox banged his list is now a relay station for Dutch abandoned farm near a tennis club number of casualties in Algeria trude Berg (The Gertrude Berg ORDERS FREIGHT CARS 1ed what it and a manhunt spread a c r 0 s 5 tion." The family was quartered since the first of the yeM rose Show), Donna Reed (The Donna JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) France for a sixth member of the on a d k and shook his finger in reinforcements from the Nether outside suburban Maison Carree. : he suspects in dormitories at Cape Cod Com· the face of Amis Guthridge, pre i lands. to 4896 dead and 8938 wounded. Reed Show), Mary Stuart (Search AUantic Coast Line Railroad an. ble. gang. munity College. Th re the bodies of eight murdered , , for Tomorrow) and Cara WillilU11S Dounced it has ordered 300 freight The fugitive, a Polish former dent or the Capital Citizens Council Dulch Premier Jan D Quay ap 'conscience' The arrival of the families will in Little Rock, denouncing him for pealed urgently to U.N. Acting Europeans who had been tortured (Pete and Gladys). car at a cost of $4.5 million from paratroop captain named Siebodla boost to 24 the number o[ Negroes were discovered Monday. Together ' Fear of n this novel, who was known to the others as sending jobless Negroes to Hyannis. Secretary·General U Thant to in· Three new shows were among the PuJlmaD-Standard Division oC shipped here by the segregationists with five bodies (ound 00 a farm Reds those Dominated for best comedy Pullman, Inc. If the word. "Slim," escaped a police net that "It is a breach of the peace and tervene in the fighting and send is how Car in the past two weeks and there the good will of the citizens oC observers to belp check what he near the Hussein·Dey suburb of the series. The newcomers, "Car 54, bagged the five. His picture Wall was every indication that many city, the discovery brought to 20 -;======,.- iIIing to be sent to all police district stations Arkansas," Cox said. "It reflects c a II e d Indone ia's aggression, · H· d Where Are You," ".Bob Newhart more were coming. the number of Europeans kitled by meone else's and border posts. on the people of Arkan as, and clearly prepared and Intended as rs Show," and "Hazel," competed Citizens council. in M.con, G•. , Mo lems on the two fann5. • Spies In e ~h the char· Newspapers reported t hat aU makes them look inhuman." such. against the "Andy Griffith Show" ~e to the de LIttle Rock and Shreveport, L•. , Monday's find .purred Secret and the " Red Skelton Show." f i v e captured members of the .11 Indicated they would continue la lities he is gang, including the leader Jean· Army Org.nb.,ion (OAS) twrw· lIelidel .Ctorl In re,ul.r se,.. Medically-approved : the snag. their "freedom riders North" lsts Into new revenge .tt.ck. lH, the .eaclemy honored .tars Loup Blanchy, confessed to the plot progr.m delPite protests from Know Why Test Controls neans mak· to kill De Gaulle. Gl's tDon/t. egainst M 0 s I • m I And .Iso with outst.ndln, li..,.l. perform- prescription can residents here. ~ • • I a".lnst Europeans tryin" to fiN GENEVA {.ft - U.S. Ambassador InU., lands made. Few details of their plans have President Kennedy, his father save It lea.t tch' ·at one Jeaked through a police wau of Aigeri. befo,.. it become•• Mos· Arthur Dean called. on the Soviet They included nominees MUlon and his brothers, Atty. Gen. Rob Viet Cong Released IThem I.m • domin.tect Independent n.. Union Tuesday to drop an "un 5,000 liyes I yearl be, Gabe at secrecy. But authorities appare~· ert F. Kennedy and Edward (Ted) Berle, James Donald, Pier Falk, I and Ga\le. Iy got wind of the plot last week tion. warranted fetish" about espLonage Lee rtfarvln, Mickey Rooney, G r· Kennedy, all maintain summer (A'! - Leadina medical authorities. ~re are two and tracked the participants when LEAVENWORTlf, Kan. Sgt. w.rfare in South Viet N.m. But in opposing elCedive nuclear test aldlne Brooks, Julie Harris, Susan homes in nearby Hyannis Port. George Groom said Tuesday he he has been assigned as • special There were fears the discovery from the Suracon GencraJ 0(' 'over·clutch' they moved into France lrom AI· ban controls. Pleshette, Inger Stevens and Ethel the U.S. to Ihe President of the There was a segregationist sugges· and another American soldier arc forces radio oper.tor in Okin.w•. of the bodies might fan Europe8Ll1' geria. tion that they throw open their Mo lem hatred to the explosloo In a heated exchange at tbe Waters. American MedicalA.ssociation, Documents seized by police in still baCfled why Communi t gu r· Groom carne home on leave Fri three· power test ban lalks, Dean re<;Ommend seat bells for every ines the de· homes to house the incoming Ne· rillas released them aUer 23 days' point. Two of the nation's most promin· dicated Ithat the gang was unde day to visit his wife. Mary Irene aid the Soviet Union obviously personalities, Jacki Kennedy driver Ilnd every passenger! epndence or groes. captivity. Police said the corpses found ent Stati tics prove that scat belts Iracters take cided on the means to be used. A A t tor n e y Charles BareU, of Groom, and his mother, Bet t y wanted to avoid what be called any and Lt. Col. John GI nn, were giv first plan seemed to have been to The sergeant told a news con· Groom, both at Stewartsville, Mo. Tuesday showed signs or torture. can make Lhe difference between 'agedy or a Shreveport, La., president of the The farmhouse was equipped with shadow 01 control of Its territory. en special awards by the academy. lire and death. Jf everyone vitA It either end carry out the attack in the ca Louisiana White Citizens Council, ference at Ft. Leavenworth he be The civilian-clad Groom said he He urged the committee to turn Mrs. Kennedy was honored for her them, we could cui trarrie thedral at Limoges Sunday morn three torture rooms. )se who get said Tuesday his state will have a lieves Lwo other Americans cap had arranged for the Interview at to a thorough examination of a "Tour of the White House" aorl death by at leasl5,OOO a year "allach was, Ing when De Gaulle visited there huge budget cut this year for wel tured by the Viet Cong in South the Cort to answer questions he OAS terrorists carried out aL- compromise memorandum of eight Glenn for his dramatic f I i II h t ... reduce serious mjuries III I lce on both on a tour. Viet Nam could have lived if they had been a ked repeatedly. around the earth which was seen Two members of the group ap fare. neutral nations 01\ which. East and Publlihed ... public: se",le. In COOp. ~abe, or as had received medical lreatment. Sgt. lIC FrllllCis Quinn, Niaga· on television. eretlon with The Advertlal ... Council peared in south central France "We expect to get a lot or people West have oUered opposing inter his inability off the welCare rolls by sending Groom, 29, would like to ra Falls, N.Y., was released with Truck Hits, Kills last week as De Gaulle was mak ,,0 pretations. The West 8ri\les it pro der his self- them to other states where they b a c k teaching unconvention.1 Groom. Groom said he and Quinn vides Cor obUgatory on· lte inspec· ing his tour. did not know that wounded Staff Des Moines Youth Police picked I\Ip their trail and tions while the Soviets contend it d Libby and gt. Wayne E. Marchand of Platts means only that a country, suspect· the two men - apparently aware mouth, Neb., and Spec. 5 James DES MOINES 1.4'1 - A 7-year·old flux of life that they were under surveillance ed of clandestine te Un&, may in hrl\itie's, try· Flowing Refugee~ J ~r~~9.te '~I' Gabriel oC Honolulu had been kill· boy Wll killed Tue day on his way vite control teams. e e. - fled to Paris. ed by the Viet Conto until Groom home from school when he was Dansk trl mediate All five were arrested Saturday, Supporting Dean's ltand, Brit :pu ision they and Quinn had been released. Th struck by a city dump truck. but first wor.d got out only Monday J four w~ capturec\ April 8 when am's Joseph Godber said the S0- Problems in Hong Kong , Killed was Mark Clifton, son of viets were taking negotiations night. the Communists overran their posi sUll now produce the finest linens IUt one pos· Mrs. Ruby Clifton of Des Moines. on a backward course. HONG KONG III'! - A dangerous nist-led riot$ that broke out Bmonk lion, The accident occured about half a the novel. It Groom said Amerlc.n soldiers, SOY i e t negotiator Semyon K. !8siiy b , ex ly explosive situation was built up Hong Kong's Cbinese 10 years ago, block from the boy's home. Tsarapkin said in accepting the 'Odd Noises' in this British crown colony's refu· authorities took sleps to avoid fur on ord.rs, shot .t guerrillas only Nit 1fas been _fter they themselves hAd bHn Otricers aid the boy apparently neutrals' proposal for creation oC But the wit gee·jnCiltrated border area Tues ther outbreaks. dashed in front of a truck driven an international organlzaUon and day. They replaced the truck convoyS shot at. ~" has now ~oted During He- related that Marchand was by Joe Brooks, 8 city employe. agreeing to "inspection by invita· ry profound New waves of refugees seeking with railroad car!:. . ,[,hey threw up tion" that the Soviets had moved to flee from Red China were re more roadblocks to keep local Chi shot in the left leg and that he had ~h1ic m life. FIRM CHANGES NAME (rom their original position toward nese out of the areas where thou· carried Marchand about two miles }{15 Test Run ported en route to the guarded bor CHARLOTTE, N. C. CUP}) Q compromise. rates on tbe der. sands o! refugees nre beiDg round after their capture. Quinn carried s ordinarily Gabriel, who had an abdominal The American Cotton Manufac· He also said the Soviet Union . EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Border police sources said tem· ed up daily and returned to the turers Institute announced it will had no objection to the creation .' - Dr. Wal pers were growing short on all Communist-ruled mainland. wound. The two, be said, were " son's teeth, Calif. IA'I - Air Force Maj. Bob change its name on Oct. 1 to "the of new control posts provided they Rushworth flew the XIS rocket sides. The refugees, who at first Chinese papers pleaded with both on:lered to leave the wounded men :cussing va· then and to proceed with the main American Textile Manu[acturers remain part of the countries' na· plane Tuesday through a roller submitted to arrest and deporta' the Chinese population and police Institute." tional systems. sgiving Day tion, are growing more truculent. body oC guerrillas. (ting, a car coaster glide at 3,477 miles an hour to use extraordinary caution in the explosive situation. Groom reiterated that the Com· and later reported strange noises Hong Kong's thousands of Chi· munists did not torture them and and vibrations each time he went nese residents c ram me d into The British Government in Lon lhat he could not discuss any ef· t'cuh1stances over the hump. squalid quarters are increasingly by the po. don, a spokesman said, has in forts to brainwa h them. "I can't imagine what caused abusive of officials. Police and formed the United States and other ic or tragic His wife was with him for the tbem," he told a news conference. troops are showing the strain from Allies, as well as such interna lch, Gabe's interview. "It felt something like buffeting, almost continuous duty in the three· tional relief organizations as the lOts his son except you would expect that on week crisis. Red Cross, that the increasing tide Iowa City. pull-up, not at pushover." A Britlsh police ofCicer was as· of refugees poses a dangerous JFK Conference liB not stay. A U.S. space agency spokesman saulted Monday by an angry Chi· problem. FINAL CLEARANCE , attempt to said engineers would have to study nese crowd which tried to stop Colon i a I Secretary Reginald Broadcast Today lportant his technical data before they could truck convoys forcibly returning Maudlinll told the House of Com 'e, insists on explain the occurence. He said he captured refugees to the Red Chi· mons the Government is puzzled WASHINGTON (UP£) - Presi· ON SPRING (OATS I. The clean· doubted it would cause any seri nese border. because Red China seems tb en dent Kennedy's news conference at IUt the inci· ous delay in the XIS test program, Angry villagers near the border courage the flood . 2 p.m. (CST) Wednesday will be 'e the pathe· aimed at an altitude of 400,000 feet threw stones and refuse at three He said it was well-known that br911dcast live by aU major radio Savings of 20% to 50% on Willard, stock lId man de· some time this summer. other convoys and threatened to Red Chinese border Ifuards have networks and by the NBC television r the llIean- Rushworth made the three-hump beat up a police guard on another. been withdrawn and no longer try network, the White House s aid of spring coats. Stop in and look over our descent from 97,000 feet to see if Mindful of the serious Commu- to stop refugees. Tuesday. Produced by the same men who designed the brllllant he novel is wmged craft like the upcoming It will be videotaped and shown selection of exceptional value•• Dansk coUection . • . the very fmest of finished ImeDS on television at 3 p.m. (CST) by :he phrase.) Dynasoar space glider can with are now available at Hands. Dansk ••• designed lor pulated with stand the stresses of such maneu· the CBS and ABC television net i precision vers as a way of slowing their Wife 01 Defector to Russia works. living in today's world with color, taste and simplicity. 1m intensity speed in returning from space. m selective It was the first time the XI5 Opera Workshop raeters un· has been put through this rigorous Says Divorce Still Stands test. Sunday at 5 p.m. in the Main in his American passport in Octo i clash; we ZELIONOPLE, Pa. iA'I - "I sin· Gallery of the Art Buildlng Choregi Willards of the mul· cerely hope he gets a chance to ber 1959 and renounced his U.S. will present the opera workshop JJanch Jewel, Sto~ n any given start all over, but not with me." citizenship. featuring "CavaUeria Rusticana" "Your California Store in Iowa City· on. hundred nine lOst washington ItrMI aeter has a That was the reaction of Martha Mrs. Webster divorced him. by Mascagni, and the sextet from '------; views and CONGRATULATE Webster Tuesday to the return of Three months after he defected, "Marriage of Figaro," by Mozart. s clearly in her former husband, Robert, who Webster changed his mind and THE defected to the Soviet Union in started trying to return to the n to judge, GRADUATE. 1959, abandonin~ her and their United States. feiRer ,resented so two children. Now that he is back, Mrs. Web I~MOA fLS( Lldge under· "I don't have any plans for a W~ ~V£R'Ieot'~ tfAmlS A ecS1' FRlt~ IS ~t( r ~~ '0b DIr" ster said, his return affects her Bf'Sr ffJe~ 0fJ iH~ Bta/( HAD A : seems, as reconciliation," Mrs. Webster told "only inasmuch as it affects the A ~Rl4 IMRleTMh" 10 /iAvt ()Jt, so /I, A It the char· '!be Associated Press. "I haven't ~£~ r oJA~ 8£sr f~lE/JD Wi PtR~IIJA ~5 StJKTlfvre I MAoe kids" Michael, 11, and Anna, 8. A /(10- Irding book. talked to him or seen him. [ am t-fOJ£O It-!. ALI. MA1Vf?A1OO ~ I BfSf FRIillJS 0Qf fX me down to not going to cort.act him. I will "They're anxious Ito see him," she said, adding that she would W &Sr f~ fWPtlJ 10 1M 10 r~ 61R&.~ I W6lT see him when he sees the chilo ~R~ AU~~ dren." not try to prevent Webster from s£sr ~6APr WIlli. 1IWf CO#Fl~ seeing them. 1AK£~1 IULLETIN Webster is staymg with his fa· tHAn WIIC4 I ~ EVtMHllh IU w· t ther, Charles, in Zelienople, but RCA NEW BUILDING I\t~ MATUREDl (DIJFIO(O ~~ has not tried to see his former DETROIT (uPII - Radio Corp. /0 11tH. wife or talk to her since his reo of America broke ground in sub· TAKE TIME turn Sunday night, she said. urban Detroit Tuesday ror a new TO REMEMBER Webster, a plastics engineer. 33, 40,000 square foot structure to had been sent to the Soviet Union house the RCA industrial aod auto· Wlth~SOR to set up a plastics exhibit for the mation products department. The y24 Rand Development Co. of Cleve· plant is slated for completion in .r ' .lI . ..., riment Lee· land. th(' early fall. The department will ...... t, Director, ., He decided to stay there, turned sell its present building here. ilt"/J 1HE fIrM r/H~ .',1 _ ... - ' .. lew Yo r It ~ r-rs 100 t.AU f<) I , .. 'flo GRADUATION J'[7 '(OUl H 1H£H '1lIE ~ OF' A nerican Art BE BCST flIEIJO$ • J.,. ,rt Building CARDS m'(v BREAK Off! WliH Mt~, A.~V l~ kOlOCfc HM r; A t-f~OQl; QIIIIIft ej ~Hr '(0() ~ 100 Ff.!us.mA"/~ ""0 w. have approprlat. 15 -~'" t-fLf BE$( FRJfNP" ~ eec;, fRIE~ lOCAl.. y Readinl: carda for .Vlry klnel lHt"'( D SN-{. ' WIlli 61R/,fJ,. nd William of Il'aduat.. • •• OUI .... 11 •••1 fl• .,... I their own compl.,..... GUOL Iowa Me- DAIRY PIODUCTS 27 Board MOYJ he Water," I 1m. the book.hop r2t 114 I. WASHINGTON " 01 exam· .' . PI1U. 4-THE DAILY IOWAN-low. C tv, low.-Wei., M.,. 13, 1"2 Lint CORALV Yankees Beat Angels, Q-l; UI To Host Prep~ Lint of Will Share Lead with T,wins Track, Golf Meets High cheal athletes take over SUI's truck and Finkbine EW YORK
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DIll I-l~·1l1. . !fferson. ! APPEAR TOGETHER 30' x •• LUXOR cuatom buUt, bircb 22 19511 CHEVROLET _d.n. Good condl. Inter tor. Excellent condition. ,1140.· - ----_. favored to win the _ DOORS OPEN 1:15 - tlon. Extr. snOw ttre.. 1200.00. 00. 7·21137. 5-9 Rooml For Rent 16 );NCYCLOP&DIA .....\!t.I .. ·;ANA. ru.tl :hough North Scott Pl,one 7-4191 1-8023. 1-14 " part tIID. aaI • re.,reAlltatlvea, 111M ROYCRAFT SO· IS', Ilr--condl· EM 2·2189. Cedar JWpld£. 6-lIR I give the Cardin· 1~5 JAGUAR XJ{·140 connrllble. Red tloned. bll't'b p.nelllnc, .nnex. Mu t ilion. From • a m ... 4::;a p.m. WMit· wllb wbJto top, Call ...738 after 11111. 8-2t181 aft.r 5:00 p.m. 5-29 days. Cloleel Satunlay.. An 5:00 p.m. 5-31 19 lh of West Des FOR SALE: IS' x S' Ownlhom. tr.ll· l8l!ll1P Exr:r"ncecl '-d Tekor Will 1957 THVNDERBmD: E"cellent con· .. r. Ex(ell nt eondl\lon. T.V•• book. sllooting for the H. p You Whh Ywr Ad. dlUon. Priced rtc'bt. Dial 8-1082. c ...... paUo poteh. M.ny extru. Be t \ ANTED: Experlene II plumberli.. AI· 5-U oller. MUlt leU lmmedJltely. 7.:1205 ...2 ao ,heel.m (al work~ . L!:rew ,",om. ~ the two·mil, r.· ST~RTS THURSDAY pany. 6-2!1 I Karpan has an· THE DAILY IOWAN RESERVES ir.l2 PLYMOUTH "." with ove7ci'rlv;' 19M 5'AFEWAY 30' It 8'. Good condl. Call 7·72.20 or 11-2875. 5-23 tLon luft U. Call P745. 5-1 IIELP wlnted: App\JI at l'lna VIII., hi~ que rtet will THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY 216 outb J)ubuQU .ntor 5:00 p.m. ! of 7:56.0 which ADVERTISING COPY. 1961 VESPA. extr". Dial 8-7746, 5-29 IISI GLIDER. 10' I 4S·&. two bedrooms, 6-15 If national mark. 1.~ RENAULT. CV, white wllll tlrci carpet. 0 owner. JW< Uonl condl- 'OU <'rAIN help ..... nted. AP:r.l1 14 e reported the electrtc clutch. .un roof, 211,000 11011. Phone 1-1009. 5-24 person. Experlenced pr t.n . Lub- in miles. 'lItO.OO or be t orler. ' ·5080 na Druc Slor.. ..2 a 7:58.3, well u", after 5 p.m. 5-30 HOUle, For Rent 14 lass AA r'etord of 2 Work Want... 20 les Moin". North TWO------·BEDROOM hou 1100.00. Four ,... , luden!s collstdered. ball 7·9590. 5-2S COAT1 dre " and Illrt bemlnlu•• 01.1 WASil cllht throw ruls In Bit Boy. ro R ROOM unCurnl hed modem 11-14111. 5·27 :i, son of IOwa ath· Downtown Laundcr ne, 226 South SELLING T ERR I E R pupple.. Dill hOll e ' .U heal balC'ment, IIlr'fe, orest Evashevski. Clinton. 6-5 ,·11594. 5-23 IIWCC! l.nc d bae' yard. SIOO mon b. PACIOU ROOM tor m n .r.du.te , In Unlver Ity llel.ht•. Po Ion July I pin and IIvlnc room omblnt>d Rldel or Riders Wanted 23 of Cedar Rapids lit. One or two year lea . DaU 7.2821, wUh alr-condltloner. tclc.phon~, linens, .JAMES DAGEN'S TV. Gu.ranteed tll.vlalon .hower, Ice·bo tor nack •• private en· enter as co·favor· aervlclnc bv certified 5-23 Inytlme 8·1089l1 or an4Z. aervt~m.n1I-7R Mllc. For Sal. ______11_ lrance. C.II aller 5:00 P.M. or Sllur. RIDERS WANTED to New Yorl! lI.v. golf me l. In the d.y .nd Sund.y. $10.00 we kly. 8·1858. WIJI lelve .M'. or Junt' 7lh. Cnll and Evashevski STE GOOD crib .nd m.t1 ...... ,23.00. Dial Apartmen.. F"t' Rent 15 6-22R. John Bornholdt. 7"111. 5-26 1-7271. 5·25 ·stroke tie. after· MALE .ummer .tudenta: Cool hllltop TO San Francisco: Lelvln. Ilr,t part .. MODERN (ully fum"h~d apartment. bou.. o~ rlooklna Iowa River. ~'Ive of June. Share pen • Pbone 10k the medal on MA YTAG STOVE, $SO.OO· and Nor, AVlllabl June 71b Ideel for married dryer. S25.00, Call 7-33~3 after 5:30 block. Crom ~a",pu . Pa"!llA cookln. 117, North Lib rty. 5-26 the playoff. superbly directed by JOHN FORD ••.• coun) bill Yo ttl ICcommodatl' three .nd loun, prtvUe.CI. ~.OO per p.m. 5-25 comrort.bly. Clo In . Call a.s . 5-25 -....::...------. ~ontenders include -_ ADDED HIT -- month. 1032 • Dubuqu. Pbon. RIDt::R to Syr.cuse. Ncw York. J'lr t 4 time ACADEMY AWARD WINNERI TWO WHITE cotton unltonnl, ,Ile 10 ---- - 7·9621 . &-26 week oC Jun . 11-6446. 5-23 lloomfield Hi g h and U . LIk. new. 1-3918. 5-23 ArR·CONDITIONED unfurnl hed ap.rt· hap man. Fort TYPING. Phone I-U77. !i·3IRC ment. I~ block from cempus. ParIs TWO MEl'l: Fall occup.ncy. Jar.e t"ln [COLoR] MONTGOMERY. WARD refrl.eralor. Cleaner.. 121 Iowa Avellue 5-28 bed wllh private b If b.th. paelou. th, Knoxville and TheManlJ1loShot TYPING: F ..t 'ccurate, experlen~L larce, 140.00; EIljllsh bicycle. .lr~_J 011· r el rtll1,. Olat 7... 18. 1033 sen. Sioux City WILLARD PARKER C.lI 8-8110. 5-28R S3~.00. 8-1023. 5-"" THREE.RooM .parlmtnt, with prlv.te Ea t Butllncton. 5-30 JOVCE MEADOWS baths. one unIurnt h d. No chUdren HI·FI I'pe recorder. portable, like or peta. Marrted couples only. 01.1 KENT TAYLOR TYPING. e penenC4Hl, 7·~52 or 7-5353. 6-19 LARGE sln,le room: Men. We.t Side. ,,:.... ~ Libertgvalanc~ ~rl Dial 7·%447. new. Cell xlI869. 5-24 01 I 8-3308. 6-18 IIWALK TALLII DECCA four·tpeea HI·Fldellty I.bl THREE·ROOM lu~nl.bcd ap.rtment. VERA MILES' LEE MARVIN· EDMOND O'BRIEN · DEVINE· MURRAY TYPlNG: Ne.L .nd reasonable. Phone model record pl.,.er, blond llnlsb. 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JUDIMENT .' in CINEMASCOPE and METROCOlOR-to·slarring Playing Day and O.te Itt ilAN.T I With The L.ading NUREMBERI ANTHONY QUINN· JAMfS DONAlD Th.at.n In Americ. ~ . , ? ...... " Pate 6-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, low_Wed., May", '''2 Jclr Carpenter Flight Set Thursday~ - Campus .. Orbit Odds Go 60-40 Notes Successful Program CAPE CAN AVERAL. Fla. (A'I - posed the only major problem. winds blowing orc the Gulf of peeted in the launch area Thurs The Honors Convocation beld Sal Project Mercury Director Walter But officials appeared confident IMexico to prevent smoke from day. urday \Vas on the whole quite . . . tbe swamp fires Crom rising to C. Williams Tue day ordered n It would dISSIpate enougb for great heights over the cape. Significantly, wind and waves in successCul, according to RhocIes the Atlantic recovery areas were start on the countdown lor Malcolm tracking cameras to do their work. Trackln, camera. up and down Dunlap. professor oC Englisb and Scott Carpenter's orbital flight reported to have abated. Last director of the honors program. The National Aeronautics and the Florid..... coa .. are point. week, before two separate techni· after a favorable weather forecast "There was a Cine address by and a report that aU elements were Space Administration (NASA) ed to record the .arly "a,•• of cal naws Corced postponements, in go condition. said the weath.r foreca .. road Carpent.r'. rocket fll,ht from higb winds cburned up heavy seas Willard Farnham," Dunlap said. favorabl. for the launch area and this spaC'POrt' To do their lob that might have made recovery of Farnham, visiting professor of The man-in-space chief told en for each of thr.. sectors In the properly, the camer.. must have Carpenter's capsule difficult and English, spoke on "The PerlOl1S gineers and technicians to pro Atlantic where the Navy lieu· relatively clear vl.lbility up to possibly dangerous. ceed with launch preparations and t.nant commander'. Aurora 7 .bout .ltht mil••• Wbo Know." to pick up the first part of the The foreca .. for Thursday call capsule is planned to drop, d.· A space agency weather report ed for vary ing deg rees of cloud i. • • • two-day split countdown beginning pending on wh.ther he complet.. said little or no cloudiness is ex n... , ,.ntl. to fr.. h wind. a d Cello-Piano Recital early Wednesday. one, two or thr.. circuit. of the Iltht to mod. ret...... C.rpenter', four-times delayed world. Camilla and William Doppmann The recovery area, Carpen~er fll,ht Into orbit was set for b.· Weather condjtions elsewhere on Unfrocked Priest iI will present a cello and piano reo should make only one 9O·minute tween 5 a.m, and 1D:30 •• m. the track Carpenter will follow cital tonight at 8:30 p.m. in North (CST) Thursday. orbit. would be some 500 miles east were rated as satisfactory. Accused by Wife of Bermuda. A two-orbit flight Music Hall. Doppmann is an as The weather odds were pegged sociate professor of music at SUI. at about 60-40. ::lnd space agency Some of the recovery ships be would end about 500 miles south of officials reported no technical gan moving out from Atlantic ports In Paternity Suit Bermuda. A full lhree-orbit jour Mrs. Doppmann, a cellist on the problems. Tuesday. Others will cast orr to· ney would bring Carpenter's Aur· faculty at Grinnell College this " day. SAN FRANCISCO (.4'1 - The wiCe ora 7 spacecraft down about 800 year, has succeeded Paul Olefsiy Smoke from swamp rires in the of an unfrocked Roman Catholic miles southeast of Cape Canaveral. as cellist with the Iowa String Everglades. 200 miles to lhe south. NASA said Carpenter, 37, had picked up the paco of his pr.par priest insisted Tuesday her Courth Quartet. ations Tuesday. daugbter was conceived during a Mrs. Doppmann studied ceUo brief visit he made to her Long The astronaut reviewed data on under Oliver Edel at the Univer Carpenter Told: Island home 13 months after be the Atlas rocket and his space sity of Michigan where she received bad left her and three older daugb· her B.A. degree in 1955. Wbile she Watch Pressure craft. went over tbe fligbt plan and ters. examined charts of the star forma· One Aftermath of Wind Storm was a student, she spent two SIJDl. Alice Ryan, 41, of Glen Head, ~WSl1' tions he hopes to see in flight. mers at the Tanglewood FestiVal CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. IN! N.Y., renewed in an affidavit her A wind storm ttlat whipped through the Iowa City in the 700 block of East College Street. The 900 - Malcolm Scott Carpenter has Later Carpenter climbed into a in Massachusetts wbere sbe woo claim that Waller A. Ryan, 52, ~ Ai , .. IDle ijieIM area about 8:15 last night caused elltensive dam· block of East College Street was completely the Pialigorsky prize in 1954. strict orders to take his blood ground trainer and practiced bad been abducted from her and ag' to trH5 in the east end of the city. Pictured blocked by fallen branches, and several power pressure at leut twice on each emergency measures. kept Crom her against his will by By LARRY BARRETT above is a car that was hit by a fall.n tree branch lines also were reported down there. turn around the earth on his His backup pilot, Navy Cmdr. the Roman CathoUc Churcb. . WrItten 'or The Dally Iowan orbital flight In Aurora 7. -Photo by Joe Lippincott Walter M. Schlrra, fl.w • mock Because of the flUng oC Mrs. AN EXCITING WEEK oC radio ------ "It is mandatory to have two million In the ground traln.r. Wedding M-.~' ': such measurements on each or Ryan's affidavit, Superior Court originations bas begun at Broad Invitations . The Project Morcury ground con Judge Joseph A. Karesh postponed bit," saYI Dr. Stanley C. White, trol center at the cape and the casting House. Tonight at 8:30, the 3 Additions Planned- and chief of the National Aeronau until June 8 a hearing on the pa. world·wid. tracking network temlfY of bet' youngest child, noW cello-piano recital by Camilla and tics and Space Ac!ministration', joined the practic•. life systems division. 5. William Doppmann will be simul· Announcements "If his work load permits it, Carpenter, who is living at the Ryan denied he is the girl's fa cast 1rom the North Rehearsal Hall ther in a hearing beCore Judge Union Annex Bids Come he CIIn give his blood pressure astronaut's private quarters on the of the Music Building. Since the In cape, planned to exercise before Karesh March 29 when he- agreed a. frequently 11$ he is able to Construction bids for the contro· • Priced from 50 to pay $100 a month for support 01 program they have selected to play mented Jordan. proposed financing was unconstitu look at it." turning in early. versial $4.6 million addition to the Weather experts expect westerly the three older girls. is of particular interest, we have Bids from individual construc· tional. The Court ruled the addi Iowa Memorial Union are now be been offering recordings of the tion companies will be opened by tions would not compete direcUy for $8.50 & up ing received by tbe University, ac George Horner, University archi with private enterprise. component parts to our AM and cording to James R. Jordan, di tect; Elwin T. Jolliffe. vice presi Revenues from union food servo Vintage Moderns FM audiences throughout tbe past rector of University Relations. dent of University business, and ices, recreational activities and • Wedding Flowers few days, and appetites should now Three additions are planned: an several members of the Board of Iowa Memorial Union fees are ex be duly whetted. Anotber musical activities unit with conference Regents. pected to repay the loan. No in • Wedding Cakes event of local origin will be heard rooms; a new kitchen, dining and When low bids are determined crease in the present student fees they will be submited to the Board of $8.SO per semester is contem • Wedding Photos 30 Years of Abstract Art at 6 p.m. Friday when the last of caCeteria arca; and a hotel unit with 110 to 112 rooms depending of Regents. The Regents will award plated. • Wedding Books the current series called Bach's thl' contracts. By MOHAMMED IDREES focused on 30 years of pioneering upon construction plans. because of its location at 291 Fifth Contemporaries emanates (or ap The Iowa Supreme Court last ENGINEERING WIVES • Mints in Color Staff Writer abstractionism in American Art, Ave., New York. Jordan said that the additions will provide a convenience for month rejected the contention by The Engineering Wives will meet The SUI Art Department's surn will open at the New Gallery of the Seiberling described Vintage pears to) from South Rehearsal state as ociations of hotel, motel Art Building at 4 p.m. Thursday. guests and parents of students of Thursday night at 7:45 in the North mer exhibit, "Vintage Moderns," Moderns as "the most important Hall. Organist Gerhard Krapf plays and restaurant operators that the River Room of the Union. Guest The purpose of the exhibit, ac· exhibition so far." and comments upon Bach's closest tho University, and will s.rve to Hall's Bridal Shop increase buslnelS in Iowa City. speaker will be Joseph Lord. presi cording to Frank Seib~ling, head "No other museum that I know of contemporary: old J . S. himself. dent of the senior engineering class, of the Art Department is to p~e bas emphasized the ,aVJlnt gQrde Later tbat same Friday night, at "It is Important tbat the Univer Attempts to Buy Beer who will present Ph.T. (pul hubby Betty's Flower Shop .. sen I the work ~f a selected group af abstraction ~ the masters so em 8:15, wstIr ill carry the first of sity act as host and provide facili Costs Students $100 througb) degrees to wives of 127 S. DUBUQUE "'-- American artists who were pio· ph\\tically. Their pioneering in ab" two in)portarit ' broadcast sessions ties for visiting faculty from other graduating seniors. neers of abstractionism. , . straction .s such bas lIot ~ so of J.he wl\ekend meeting of the universities, and those attending Two SUI studeniS, minors, each FLORSHEIM The exhibition, he added, will in· dramatically brought out," he said. Iowa-Amer1~an Asserhbly. The ad- conferences or taking post-gradu were fined $96 and $4 co ts in c1ude 78 paintings done by leaders The summer exhibit, Seiberling dress by Deputy Assistant Secre ate courses," said Jordan. police court. Robert C. Oliphant, A3, Waterloo, of the abstractionist movement tMl· said. Is tbe last sbow or the season tary of State Cor Arms Control, He explained that with the addi· tween 1903 and 1932. and approxi· and will conclude Aug. 2. John McNaughton, and the panel was fined Tuesday. He pleaded tions the University will be able to guilty to a charge of attempting to mately 30 photograpbs by related Tbe Art Department has pro· ~scussion to foll~w will be aired sponsor more clinics, conferences, Espresso buy be r as a minor. avant garde photographers. duced a ~page catalog of the In fllIl;. Saturday. spatlel at 8:15 lecture and short·courses in pro Seib.rling .ald h. hoped the Oliphant, 20, was arre ted at exfilblt 'Containing numer()u~ l'epl;O' ,p.1I'\-" Will be . ~imilal'ly treated. In fessional fields. Over 13.000 per George's Buff t, 312 E. Market St., exhibition will "d.monstrat. th.t dtt«ions in plack and white. Two aU llistances (t!xcept the organ re sons now come to SUI each y('al .. lhe evening of May 15. ~ a ,eneration ago artl... 1liier, thoosal1d ' copJe!I have, been printed cital - i~ Was l'eco'rded a week to participate in the field of con Edward A. Popelka. A2, L23 working along lines which h.v. and Will be on sale for 25 cents. ago) you ate urged to' attend in tinuing education. become fashionabl. of I.... " person'; radio is, alas, but a poor Dubuque. 19, was fined Sunday. "This field is related to the H(' was found guilty on a chnrge substitute for the real thing. Among the pioneers oC abstrac· fact that people must update of attempting to buy beer illegally lionism represented in the exhibit, International SUI AS USUAL, President John F. lhemselves to keep up with the at the Annex lavern, 26 E. College Seiberling named ArthUr Dove, explosion of knowledge," com· St., late Saturday nil!ht. Jobn Marin and Joseph Stella as Kennedy's press conference will "the most advanced in abstrac· Banquet Is 'Friday come to you Crom WSUl - as it tionism." Among other avant occurs - t his afternoon at 2; The SUI International Center As American Intellectual History is garde artists, he mentioned sucb sociation will bave its annual ban artists as Max Weber, Stuart deferred one instalment. (No of quet at 6:30 p.m. Friday at Hotel fense intended, Mr. President.> the fourth dimension: TIME Davis and Georgia O'KeeCfe who JeUerson. were early in the abstract area. W.dn.sdaYt May 23, 1"2 • • ,still a mysterious concept to science. Time is only an idea, Seiberling said approximately 16 Wendell Johnson, pro I e s s 0 r 8:00 . Morning Cnapel of speecb pathology at SUI, will 8:15 New. an abstraction ••• an area of shadow, speculation-and surprise. artists are represented in the ex 8:30 Chaucer hibit wbich covers "a very fine se· give an illustrated talk on the 9:15 MusiC semantics of understanding among 9:30 Bookshelf lection of paintings borrowed from 9:55 New. a number of sources." individuals, groups and nations. 10:00 MUllc dcep, hInck-brown 11:00 World 01 story A new, Some of the artists, partlcul.r. Johnson said hls talk will em· 11:15 Mullc MAN WAS CREATED AFTER 11 :59 ••• if all time since the that only premium cal[bkin Iy Web.r and M.rin, ar. 10 wen· phaslze the process of perception 11:55 Coming Events and the baslc issues of communica· 11:58 New Capsule earth's creation were condensed into a 24-hour day, the can prouuce! repr... nted In the .xhlblt that 12;00 Rhythm Rambles th.lr work. alone would con ..l. tion. U:30 New. 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