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-in color­ with • • DELPHINE SEYRIG • ••• the star of "Marienbad" or IVI riO

NEW YORK III - ~o teenag ters were r turninll hom from a graduation prom early Tuesday when a hot rang out in the dark :I and the elder girl tell dead with • buUet In the head. FBI Discovers Police were virtu lIy without clues. and could only USpecl a my tery niper a the 61 yC!!' of Joan WU on. 18. Especially bam­ Ing was the moUve. If any. Joan and her Ii t r. Margaret. Burned Auto l5. graduated {rom Holy Cross • Grammar School - the young girl Monday. LOIN BACK • • • Bar-b-qued Ribs Dinner Safe Trip NORTHAMPTON, Mati. An aide reported Tu ay that a Reg. 1.65 Now 1.49 Siny Spengler, 6. leavel Pan Ameri!;lIn DCI 1Ilrliner at lerlll)'. team of Army doctor credits th (Served with French FriIs, chief of talr of Cooley Dlckln on Mild end girlie buttered roll) Teo,1 Airport T~sdav atter an uneventful flight ov.r the I:Orrlcl.r through East Germany to aerlin. SillY, a Berliner, WII the fir.' Hospital \\' Ith sa vln th m of passenger to land - wit" the aid of stewarel - 1I1 the end of tht Sen. Edward M Kennedy who u(· fcred a broken bock in a plan flight in New York. - AP Wirephoto cra h Friday night. Edward Martin, an aide to the Charred Civil Rights Car Found Ma achu elts Democrat, al 0 n. nounced in an evenin, bull tin that The bumed rem. In. of • ,tlltlon Wlgon (lIbovtJ Thty IIlIYt not lIMn Men. (Phll~.,ph. ,. 'n Nt- ICarpenters, Kennedy's condition Is "v ry satis­ Rel W~rni~g ' thllt wa. Uled by thrH miss "I civil rlg"b ~rIc. 1M'" COIIftty, wh_ SUI atvHnt Mile. Kenney. factory with all vital ligns "itbln G, 5tn Frlndleo, II txllK," ,. FIYt other normal limits." en. I. towed from I sWlmp Ire. n ..r "" Mlnl.­ _Ie. PARIS III - Mr . Ngo Dinh Nbu. lippl town of Phll.delphia. II WII 4111:Overed SUI stvdents hlYe carnp~ted rlthh train'", In 'I Safely Ignored Contractors lhe fiery former fir t lady oC Soulb there TuelClllY. Two white men lnet I Nelro were Oxfltnl, Oh 0, and will be nt to tther .re.. CIf Viet Nam, has been refused a visa I,res," in thl. clIr Sundll'f, fined. lind re'tllSed. Mlilluippl., -AP Wirtpttot. ' Settle Strike to visit the Unlled Stat ,th U.S OODS Emba y said Tuesday. By Je tl Iner Iowa City carpenters were to go An emba y poke. man id .nd FOOD back to work at 8 a.m. today Mrs, Nhu applied June II (or a ix­ Pope Paul VI Announces - F:-f. and Sat. 'fll 2:30 A.M. Minor Clashes BERLIN \lI'\ - Ignoring a Soviet afler settling with local contraclors month visitor'. visa to tulflll an warning, an American jetliner for 15 cents more an hour and an· invitation to speak in New York. from New York flew Lo Berlin other lS-Cent increa e April 30, Tbe Stat Departm nt said it New Birth Control Study acro Communist territory Tues- 1965. They had been orf the job considered h r Inellglble und r the On Beach in day and Clew out again 8 few hours since Friday, curtailing COll5truc· terms or a section of th Immigra· TIC , CITY ( P) - POI' P·wl VI h IlIlnOUll later wilhoul being harassed. lion on eight sur projects. tion and Naturalization Act. new Unman "thollo rudy f birth rontmJ d( v lopm ts. pre- The two captains, Joseph FI)'IlII Pickets were removed at noon • • • and Bob Born, who piloted the Pan Tuesday from S 1 buUdlng sites, WASHINGTON "" - Th Hou St. Augustine \\IInably meaning l'Olllmcepth 'pH . But II ned immcd t American World Airways plane in three major Iowa City JObs and the Ways and lean CommlUee po t­ ohangl's ill church nil . and out, said they spotted no prowl- Hoover Library In We t Branch. poned until today 8 m tin, sch d· ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. "" - Ne· groe. and Whl OIl the In a major h Tu ay, "IW have nlll y IIliCic' at lng Soviet jet fighter . Both de- The strike elided af r ~ two-hour uled TUesday for a~tlon on Social beach and on th tr 'I' ay)' r d hlo Double. a. car seat. 337·sm United States and Britain against asked for the same scale aa the acter 5:00 p.m. ,·It use of the Berlin corridors by Cedar Rapid local will have next • • • met 80 IDlegratJon morchers at the th reUc and pracUcal d veJop- firmed Roman Catholic oppolloon nomination , ouaht Tuesday nlcht WASHINGTON "" - Reps. Ben Slave Mark t Squor and broke men ." to contra pUv . [n I ~ poke to win Ne J raey'. 40 d I late FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator. 11 cilble f1ighls lo other countries than West year - a total of 5 cents more Ceel. Four year. old. LIke new. 331- Germany. The Soviets called illegal than the amount eWed for. Jen en and H. R. Grosa, Jowa Re· through poliee lin tlllle . HE SAID th tudy w beinl of pili , sayin a woman ml 1 vot . 5928 . 6-U the Pan American Ne\ll York·Ber- University projects affected by publicans, said TUesday they wUJ AR tile marchers w Iked around mad "with th coUabor Uon of thcm to ch. k u~rin &limen If Th ov mar I In his IeCOnd "We go atraid, yet dedlcated," GAS RANGE. '30.00. Table, olh.r 1m service and disclaimed responsi- the strike included: The Union and vote against the Senate·passed civil the sc:uore, gongs of 'hite youth mony illustrious experts" and that not don With the mt nt to prevent full w ot campaigning to win h d, household Ilems. 338·3823. 7·1 bility for consequences if il was University Hospitals addition. the rights bill when it reaches the ch:! d them. On ... grabbed a white h hoped to be able to make the cone ptlon, ev n Ie that may be a del gate vo for next month', Re- The parenti 01 Goodtnall and 6-2.'1 ------Rouse floor. good REFRIGERATOR 20. rugs, l.ble• .'.mp~ continued. new business administration bulld· woman march.r and attempted to conclusions public JOOn. tcmporary r ult. publican National Convenlloa. in Scbwerner m wltb Atty, G afler u.ed crib, misc. Phone 338-53.... 6-25 Speaking on behalf of Its East ing, the new physics building. addi· Jensen and Gross were the only pull her away. "Bul I t u say (rankly that "Bul." Pope Pius added. "OIle San Francisco. Robert F. Kennedy at Wuhlnflon 6·26 '63 PHILCO portable TV Include. , German satellite, Moscow said the tions to I,he zoology building, Bur,,, Iowa members of the Hou who A the man'hers' column turned pl'I!vokes a direct nod therefore iI· H I king to ov rtake U.S. and tpoke with Presld nt JolmlOll. or stand. $90.00. 338·3884 aCter 12:01 vOled againsl the House civil rights 7-7 p.m. ... Berlin air corridors were only for and Currier halls. and the new into Ihe Negro r identlal secllon, Th I. d liCit tcrllization when one tops n. Barry Gold atet. curr ntJy A£terapend nl the better part of the purpose of supplying the West- Alpha Della Pi sorority house. bill, when it was passed last Feb. gangs of whit ron from on aUey ovulation for th purpose or pre· th fu·ahead leader In th Associ. an bour with Kennedy and top 10. ree nlure OPPORTUNITIES ern AWed garrisons in Berlin. , , to another, trying to bl'Cllk Into the ervIDg lh uterus and the organ- ated Pr poU 01 delegata sup- aid , the paten agreed the Jus. . celumn. . m from th co~uences of a port. lice Departmen ."al aulD, all It Other flights required lhe agree­ STOCKHOLM, Sweden "" - S0- Poi.ce atopped th m. pregnancy which It I. not abl to At a n WI conference before hi' could to find tMll' boy•. ment of the Red regime of East July 4 Mail viet Premier Khrushchev and top I He h 6 Germany, the notes said. Swedish leaders began o((Jelal Dr. Marlin Luther King Jr n Ig way upport." speech, Scranton termed Lodae's Johnson aid the FB[ "baa a whose South rn Chri tlen Lead r: This tatement Is still a ba upport "a tremendous p for· IUbltantial number of men who are Tbe United States and Britain Schedule Set business talk! Tuesday behind a shlip Conrerence ls I adl the at· for Catholic thinkinc on pills. ward" fot his campaign. cloIeIy studylnl and investiptlD. PARTNERS!! J. say they have the right to (ly what­ All Post Orrice windows wiU taut security screen. T k M. h ~ tack on 51. AUfUStin racial bar· the enUre liluation , •• We believe . ever services they like through the be closed and no mall except The Soviet leader and Premi r rue IS ap ENT FINANCED corridors. They do not recognize special delivery letters and per. Tage Erlander discussed world riers, WIS cheduled to arrive L d Q - P they are m~ every effad 10 lhe East German regime and in· ishable articles will be delivered problems and bilateral r IaUon in Franchise Grant sist on dealing only with the S0- in the city or on rural routes a three·hour ion in Erlaoder's W~;:d:~ACH inrldcnt was in Donald Cam y. 27. of 1005 M· O· ge' UltS ost l:i.~~= !":I:''cur: ~o= , . viets ovel' access to Bcrlin. July 4, according to Assistant office. contrast to wade-in londoy when catin. . Ave.. w IIs.led in ~ood ertent •• 1tII .. Ox,.,., Ollie, wtM ... Fee Required Postmaster Bob Shay. Swedish police interrogated a 30- Negro demon:trators and white condlbon at Unlver ity HD Pltals d ahl lUI ItIHIofltl .... In .,."''''' ... The regular holiday schedules year~ld foreigner arrested Monday syrnpathi rs were atlacked twice, afler the ~~ model panel truck To A-I Scranton =~:,'"..I:ct!r' 1M M.....,. unique alld successCul franchlsa Robert Kennedy for the COllection, di patch and on suspkion of "preparing danger­ once by a gang of club-wielding h . was drlvlDg. I fl the road one * * * Thia exclusive iranchise may receipt of mail will be foUowed. ous activities." Swediab newspaper wnite men and youths. mile east of TdCin on Highway 6 inventory investment, which un. Won't Seek NY Normal postal service will be reports said the man was part of The lat t incident came as and .rolled ~or more than 100 feet, buis, free of finance eharges. provided July 3. a group that planned to kidnap Gov. Farns Bryant and Atty. Gen. landlDg on Its roof. ArGO. uth Vi t am CAP) - Henry Cabot Lodge LB) Sends from ~oast.lo·eoast operating In r a am :szc=_. Khrusbchev. James Kynes were subpoenaed to Corney, a fo.rmer SUI st~dent said b igned U.S. ambas . dor to outh Vi "be. profita in exc... of $10,000 a yeer Senate Seat appear in federal court Friday to and a proClonal trampolinlJt, through a sensational Rdvertising \I is show why they should not be held was thrown {rom the truck and cau I bell it my duty to do erytblng I can toheJp Gov. Dulles South up 10 50%. Through tbe•• at­ J WASHINGTON IA'I - Alty. Gen. Scranton to win for President." rC8lize heavy traffic, immediatc busi­ I , Roberl F. Kennedy said Tuesday in conlempt for banning night demo suffered severe cuts about Ule This franchisc i8 backed by Mary he will not run for the U.S. Senate onslration here. face and upper left arm. Lodg i joining forces with Pennsylvania Cov. William WASHINGTON LfI _ President Johnson SEVEN PERSONS ted Two other pas sen g e r s, Roy ",ulli-mllll'()11 dollar AAA-l publicly Tells GOP from New York this year. were arres Frantz, 21, o( 646 S. Dodge St, and cranton and others !>eelcing to block Sen. Barry Coldwater. Johnson is sending Allen Dulles. On the Eve oC a sentimental trip Tu~ay as .the Negr continued Michael B. Arrowsmith, A4, Oska­ the front· runner, from naillllll down former chlet of the Central Intern. of the inventory investment is pro­ l back all salcoble merchandise, in to West Berlin, the 38·year-old bro­ thel!' camprugn to de;;egre¥~~ tl!e loosa. were treated at University the R~ublican nomination in San lJe bas beeo ambassador 10 gence Agency, to Mississippi In your franchise. Your invest­ ther of the late President John F. IStay on the beach ~ other public facilIties ID Hospitals lor minor lacerationJ. FrancISCO next month. month . connecUon with !he diaappearaoce Job '''''In_ to the trade area and con- Kennedy ended months of specula· the nation s old city. W"d th ,_._.. Lodge said he haa accepted an Politics was on his mind during a of three young elvU rJabta work· o Th . I ded N h Itnesses sal e U'uu., ~'6 tion .that he. mi~ht seek lhe De:n , WASHINGTON (.fI _ P id t sible use of atomic power. US. and ey mc u . a egro ~ w. 0 driven west. apparently swerved to invlta~on 10 addr the committee trip be made Tuesday witll Pre- era, the White House 8IIIIOUIICed crallc nommation lo run agamst . ~es en was punched In the {a~, hIS whIte avoid bitting an oncoming car and ~eparmg rCS?lulions for the na- mIer Nguyen Khanb to Tra Vincb, Tuesday ~l incumbent Sen. Kenneth B. Keat. J?hnson saId :ruesday be IS P"?rl- Soviet representatives are to meet lng (R.N Y ) dmg leaders m Congress to gIve in Wa bington July 14-15. a sailant, and twn wblte ~omen went off the road. It slid sideways Uonal convention. a provincial capital in the Me- Dulles will leave Wed~esday . R PAINT CO.----. . . . full and complete attention "six who pounced on another wblle wo- into a ditcb and then nipped. roll. His statement TUesday did nol kong River delta. In a statemetlt, the White House man as she knelt . In prayer with Ing over twice before coming to Department I The lerse annou.ocement distri- days a week" to the backlog of say just wben he would leave Sai· HE WAS beard to remarir while sa!~: . . • b~led by the Justice Department legislation between now and the the demon trator In the urf. rest. The vehicle was demolisbed_ gon, but President Johnson said in at lunch thal be felt the poa&ibillty As the President said at b .. Tlmpa 1, FII, 33601 I Jaycees Walk Out ' ,. press conference this mornlnJ. be did not slate Kennedy's pllllls for Republican National Convention. The integrationist.s, more than 50 The door of the truck was ripped of Gold water s nommation was ex- has been concerned about the d,lln. on Ih' MARY CARTER FRANCHIS£ the futuro beyond the announce- . trong, arrived at the beacb In a off and amplilying equipment wa I tremely danaerous the Repub- whereabouts and physical safety ment of his non.candidacy. • Immediately ~Jter the conven· On Gov. Wallace motorcade, formed a line and were scattered about the scene 01 the to , tlon, Johnson SaId, he hopes Con· Ucan party, of the three young people who are e---I'J\o'''N•. _____ I escorted to the waler by an equal accident. I Kennedy is to leave Wednesday Igress will return and act on tbe DALLAS, Tex. "" - The Connec· He had notified the State De- still missing In Misslssippl" for Germany and Poland. some remaining 30 bills "we think ticut delegation to the National number ot tate troopers, conserva· Highway Patrolman R. W. Klein I lion officer and local poUce. said after investigation of the ac:­ partment last Friday that ~ want· "By arrangement with Gov. e-.-__ Slllt I A spokesman for Kennedy said are desirable." Of these, he said, Junior Chamber of Commerce Con· ed to be released as quickly as Johnson "The White HOUle added severa) factors entered into his about 20 have passed the House. vention walked out Tuesday on cident that no charges would be -----______1 placed against Carney. possible from the post to whlch be "the P~ident has asked Allen W' decision. Not the leasl of them was • The problem facing the rna. Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace was assigned by the late President Dunes to to Mississippi to the broken back suffered hy his jority leaders in following the because of his segregationist views. U.S. 6 Limit Cut ,0 meet APPROVES DWN SYSTEM- John F. Kennedy. with the covernor, other olflc:lals brother, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy President's call for speedy action Wallaee was the keynote speaker (D·Mass.), in a plane crasb last is the eagerness oC Republicans for the convention. To Day 60 m.p.h. By a 351 to 132 vote, Tuesday Lodge was the Republiwl can- of the state, the FBI and othenI Friday night. to gel to San Francisco ahead of Robert E. Joyce, West Haven, night, Coralville residents approv. dldate lor Vice President on the who have lnCormation on the law· This, combined with his duties as the opening of their national con· Conn., publicity director for the Iowa Highway Patrolmen bave cd plans to estabJlsb. their own LODGE TAYLOR ticket with Richard M. Nixon four observance problems that eWt begun enforcing a 60 mUe an hour waterworks system. yea1'8 ago. tbere and are a matter of IUclI altorney general and head of the venUon July 13. Connecticut group, said the oppo- speed limit on Highway 6 between The turnout of voters was slight. Washington he understood Lodge ALTHOUGH not a declared can- great concern." Kennedy clan, will put increasing Republican Jeader Charles A. sition to Wallace was not so much Iowa City and Grinnell. Iy less than half the number who would be home this weekend. didate for President th.is year. he James Farmer, Negro directar of demands on his time. Halleck of Indiana told newsmen that he was speaking as to nls !e- Kennedy apparently felt he would Monday that GOP members of lectJon as keynote speaker. The Highway Commission order· turned out for the recent Coralville Lodge's auccessor. Gen. MaxweU won the New Hampshire preferen· the Congren 01 Rada1 Equa1itT have been required 10 begin his the Rules Committee might not "The Connecticut delegation feels ed the reduced daytime speedlimit scbool election. D. Taylor, expects to come to Sal· tial contest in March. (COREl, flew iDto MeridiaD. campaign now -a campaign for be so inclined to cooperate in send· that Gov. Wallace is not a repre­ because of the extremely neavy Tuesday's vote gives approval to gon In 10 days or two weeks. Last week, Lodge sald be had Farmer told I1C1I'Imen at the aIr- which he feels he just doesn't bave ing the civil rights bill to the sentative speak.er Cor this pur­ tramc on the highway which con· Coralville's plan of establishing a "1 HAVI enjoyed my service no intention of attending this year's port. "I wiU joiD in the aeareb lor time. House floor if tbey are denied the pose," the delegation said in a neets two legs of Interstate 80 be- waterworks system at a coat not to here," Lodge said. "Truly, it GOP convention. Eight days ago be the m In, youths." Farmer laid courte y of an early recess. (ormal statement. tween Davenport and Des Moines. exceed $400,000 - ~1,200 of which makes us sad to leave." denied a report be was resigning be was abocked and dlsmayed _ . OFFICER DIES IN CRASH- Johnson announced the United The statement Mid the delega· The Iowa City-GrinDell gap is the wiU be allocated to purdtasing the Be expressed belif!( that ''Viet as ambassador on grotmds 01 poor their disappearllllCe. and be came SAIGON, South Viel Nam !A'I - States and Russia nave agreed to lion "feels that Gov. Wallace's BC­ most heavily traveled bighway in existing distribution system from Nam is 011 the right track and, health. to MisalJIippi beealllll two vi the A U.S. Army officer died Tue day look into the possibility or scien. lions and opinions are contrary to the atate. The new apeedlimlt is 10 Iowa City. The remainder of the with persistence, its freedom and "I'm supposed to be sick, am n" missing men - Sdlwemer aDd miles an hour hfo.low the normal money would be used for equip. i n d ep end e n c e will surely be be said jokingly after .wimrninl( 10 Chaney - are memben vi .. after his plane crllRhf'fl on n rl'<'~n­ tinc coowation on method~ of de· the U.5. ConRtitution and the .ray­ lUIiSR81lce mission, salting sea willer, including (lOll- (!fl! CI eed. " dAytime lltni!'.. ment, m~u,eria" and rees. achie\t!d." lengths in a Saillon pool. CORE sUiff.

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,- f"' . AND COMMENT . LONDON, WEDNesDAY, JUNE 24, 1f64 I... eMr, .... "':;.- ,. London today after l)-) ::j Queen ElJzabeth. The huge ship, ~I!..: ... during five days at Population-base ruling ,-,.. , By ART BUCHWALD The thlrd man we spoke to studied the transparent evening . '. at SoUthampton late .'. News reaches us from Lhe heart of the New York fashion in· gown for a while and then said. "I don·t care what they do, as • The 77 coeds who • • dustry that the topless bathing suit and the transparent evening long as they tell us what to do when they wear one of those things." ~ i ~I~ world's largest ~ no surprise In Iowa gown are now being sold. to top stores around the country. "What do you mean by that?" mained on the ship I morning and then : THE SUPREME COURT'S AFFIRMATION of the For years designet.s have been working on a. breakthrough in "Wbat are our instructions? How are we supposed to behave gangplank to a boat swimming and evening< apparel without any visible success. But when a girl comes out in one of those? I mean are we supposed to US. District Court's decision that provjsions of the Iowa short trip to 1964 will go down as the year the bottom fell out oC the toP. and . stare or ignore her or ask her to dance?" rirst look at the Constitution for apportionment of the legislature were in­ historians in centuries to come may mark it as the date when "I guess each mall will have to decide for himselI." side v~lid was not a surprise to Iowa offcjals. women returned to the eave "I think I'm against it," he said. L; In London the l.. I , The affirmation was consistent with the Court's ruling "Why?" pare for their first Nobody has bothered yet tei get the reaction of men to this "It will make my shirt wilt." ance Saturday night la~t week that both houses of a stat~ legislature must be most i'nteresting and disquieting bit of news. so we took two The fourth man we talked to saId, "I think I seen that girl in " field of Battersea b~ed on population, which was not really a surprise to photographs - olle oC tbe topless batbing suit, 'Playboy' magazine." #attle lines we should feel privileged that June IO-August 4 - Monday·Frlday lIonday throufll FrIday at tile w_ FaalufO Idlto, •.. . .. Do,"" Hycla The three men reportedly dis­ l .... GyiJI pool for itu.lI. ...,. A.... in Mississippi. Maryland and Vir· they let us take part." said Myles 7:110 a.m.·mldnlght; Saturday. 7:3d UId faeu1tF wi .... Publllbed '" 'ltuclent Publ1caUOOl. "hotel,'lpha...... IlsWantf~ ' Ih.w campaigns of Sen. McGovern appeare~ Sunday night after pay­ • . m.-5 p,rni Sunday, l i30 ~p . m .. mld. IDc., COmm1!AlfaUob, Center, 10'" JOlIn "ridenon ($22,-000); Sen Quentin Burdick. ginin for the .orlentation progra,m HorLon, head of the Highlander night; DesI{ Hours: Monaay·Thun· ( p~ CU~,• CI&lIy AlIt. City Icllto, ...... bert Tllro ing a $20 speeding fine at Phila­ Iowa except Sunday and which is beiJlg conducted by the human relations training center day, 8 a.m.·lO p.m. (ReCerenco and IUNDAY RICRIATION MOtIMt .onday•• ila '10,.1 nolldal/ •. Entered Alit. N.Wt IlIltor ...... 1",ln Artl (I)-N.D.l, ($14.000); Sen. Gale Reserve closed 5 to 8 p.m.); Friday delphia. Miss. 'I'b. II'Ield HOUM WIll be~0Qe YC:: .. ltCond-elau mltter at till AliI. F ..lu,. 11I1t., Mo,lIyn 14 ...., McGee. (D·Wyo,) . ($8.000). and f-Iational Council of ChUrches. at Knoxville. Tenn. and Saturday, 8 •.m.·5 p.m.; Sun· lIIhed recreatlonll ac:tfvItIft ' S un~r p. Advartl.I", Dlroctor . .. 1,. O'OIIIIIIn "Go wire your opngressmen to office .t lowl City the Act Few in the audience noticed the "W HY IS THE staff so reo day, 2 p.m.·5 p.m, p.m. to 5 p.m. .lelI lun. fII ConlNu 1If Marcb 2, 1""'. A!Iv.rt.. ln, Mone • ., Sen. J. William Fulbright, <0- do s(l/Dething." Mrs. Schwener lIuon. Admlaalon to the buU c.: AIlYII ,N,ulllu.t' ArU.·, ($2.500) - all backing the lold the opening assembly of the, walkout. But when the lights mote?" asked a white student. PARENTI COOPERATIVE IAIY­ be by m card thtou,b til. D DI.I 7.. \" from noon to IIIldnlMht CIIss'd. Adv, Mlr...... Alan 1C0loir came, UP after the movie. a "Why don 't they socialize with IITTING LI'AGUE. Those Interesled door. All facUlU •• WIll be a A to report ne"l Item' Wd1l\en·. p••• NII'I. 'AllY. Mlr • ...... DlvlcI KItH, legislation to establish a National second class of the training ~hopl In membership or desiring sitters _pt tile IYIDnutil! ..... L Adv. Con.ultln' .. C.lhy FllChl'Unll b~a rded Negro stood in the front us?" call Mrs. Irl Carter at 8-6330. ltellll 'arid llinollflc..,.'nt. ·to Tbe Economic Conversion Commis. conducted h~I'e by I th.e National Dally lowln. EdItorial of!lce. an III Allv. Pholog'lpll., .... JIm killmer of .the a\lditorium. "We hlld just as mucb rIght to till C_UnJcaUODl Center. Clrculltlon MI, .. . , .. _., ..JIm CoIR" sion. Council of Churches and Ithe THI DIPARTMENTI of Muale The senators seeki'ng passage of Council of Federated Organiza· He was Francis Mitchell. 38. I h 'th t rc I Ind Draml In conjunction wltb the TI'IIItoo" INreI of StuMnt Public .. furmer ""aO!lglllg editor of the aug as some o~ e s a peop e PIne Art. FeftlVII present La ....rI"II.n ..I.: By earner III "on'i{ Inc.: Nancy C. Shlnn. A4; the commission plalf' before Con­ tions. '" have to stay up late singmg and Boheme. an ollera In four .etl. lowl City, , $10 per ¥etr In Idv&D<;!.l Mar ee R. Tee,en~ A3; Lee S. Thel· gress recesses for the political "Demand lhe FBI to do some· respected Norfolk. Va .. Negro carrying on and Borne of them I!onlplete wltb fUU orcbeltre, ICen· IIx month., as,l5O; three month..... Mn LI; Alan J . Touch. A4; LaIT)l weekly, The Journal and Guide. missing section meetings." said a Iry, Ind costume.. July 18. 21, II, _ tUU In lowI, .. per Ylar; aIx D. Travll. ASic Prof, Dllo M. Benb, conventions are warning of new thing about locating the three. All'. 1. Mall orden Icepted ana lIfolithi, $5; tbree month.. $5. AU Unlveralty Lloran; Dr. Geor,e S. reductions in military spending The FBI was contacted and did and lqng an editor for Johnson Negro junior college student from tlcn! ..Ie •• tart Jllly 13 throUlb IUIIr mill lull.orlpU0'l'.. $to per Balton. CoDe,• ..I I)entlltry' -Prof. publications. publishers of Ebony Chicago. Au,. 1 dal1J 1:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. _iii. IIx mOil t b., ....10; tbrM Lell1e G. Moeller. Scbool of Jou~aJ. this year in their efCorts to win nothing in Mississippi." Mrs. J:lat Lobby Ticket Do.k, Jow. Me­ monthl, '11.25. lim; Prof. Lauren A. Van Dyke, Col· and ~et. I "We may not socialize witlt you. morial Union. All Mite reMrve(\, of Education. support. Schwener said, adding the Missis· Ie.. iUC' I UO. ". 4IIodaled ...... II InUtled .11· Dill 7-4191 If JOU do !lOt _ ..e ,),our SIGNIFlCANTL V, Sen. McGov· sippi Highway Patrol also refused "'11:C~~I.L GAVE up a but we are trying to love ybu." .. ...,..- .. .. ~ IIuIIvebl to the l1li for repUbllJCII:: DIllY Iowln by 7;30 a.m. Th. Dilly em is circulating an unpublished to look for th~m. cef,rul Iree-Jance career . three said Bruce Gordon. young trouble· IOWA ME~6IUAL UNION HOURII PLAY)lIOICTS flllIIIDd tlen 01 .U 10«)11 n.... prill JoWl_II. circulation office III the Com· II Ictl9tUe1 for I fltlillellll, a::r.a• Two of those missing' attended \/leeks ago to handle ,press rala· shooter from Georgia . "We're try· Cafeteria open 11:30 a.m.·1 p.m. altJ ...d their __. , III tIIIt' ...... ;er .. weD .. eD alllllOaUonil Cenler 11 oileD from a report, supplled by the DeCense 1I0r.ilaYoSaturoay; W :45 p.m. Monday...... to 5 p.m. Monday throutb Fri­ Uon~ ,(or the Mississippi Project ing to reach out. but It's not " .... alld (lllPAtcbel., D!!partm~nt , revealing that 50 Ule t[alrlng ~chool:s first class F~llayi. 11:30 l.m .. liDO ..Il:~ . Sund.y. ...It u... ..,.., 1I'Wd IIIItIt "nu.. from anh ,_ Ie dly anil from 8 to 10 I .m. 61tUrtlaYl Obi!! .enher Room Ul"'n or l ~.m.· 1:. major defense ' contractors in 20 whose ~OO-Odd members left ,fOf - for nothing. , • '1" easy." dVlJen: Editorial. Prol. I Art~ill/\ •• • Make·,OOd service on ' mined 'pipe'. 10lU p.ln. Mondpy·Thursday; 7 •.!II .' p.m. provided DO b!MDt ..... andorlOn; AdVI\{~'I/I', Prof. E. John tJ not possible. but every effort will states. will have their contracts tho South last weekend to help His voice shook with emotion: It was nearly 1 a.m. ·then and lI:U p.rn.. Frtday; 7:30 a.m.·1H5 IOnteat II !lcbedW,d. fA~ • f.. Urn an; ,..·~III ..... - .-l'roI~ Wilbur be made to correct .rron with til. "I came here to say something suddenly there was singing out· p.m. SaturdlY; 1-10;45 p,m. Sunday. m ~ ,""""",," ,.,. ...~ ...... aut I.uue. terminated by Secretary MeNa· wilh voter registration drive...... 1Ieff .. ,'. • f' .. " ...... , .

- t Hig ~'. anae1S Criminology Student- Campus Notes New Local Policeman The f llcrnh.ip Free Union Dance ~ .., Music Teachers aft r !be fo ~noml at ViJcoImts will pnwide JIIIII£ci' w #!las Philosophy Degree at VI nrton. at a d:mce for sm students ani" f 1 ALO~i. ~! ~! . s ~~!!~~~. SUI OIl t music It !be jun. ••• their del planned Saturday from !"' . ' . London today after II smooth Atlantic LTOS ing aboard the Paul A.. Muller. G. Rlvtrsldt. weat to won as I patrobnln lor -' S8IIar hltb 5ChooI 1 el. • a pm UDtil midDight, ill the Rlftf Equipment for research in pbar. 'Ibe 1I'1IrkshoP the lut ill a Room of the Jowa Memarial Uaion. ~ l :~ Queen Eliza beth. for the lowl City Pollee ~t Monday - • B.A. de­ Dunlap New ChaIrman maC')' and Cor two medical build· serln of ~ music eli tiao Prof. Leslie _ Dunlap. director =Aiidm~I5I~kiJii' iiiiiWilliiii;beiiii{iiiirM.iiiiiiiiilii~iiiit' 1 The huge ship, which the SUI coeds explored gree m TbomlStle philosopby from St. AmbroM CoUete. DaVftl­ thoroughly port. inp lit J,.ill be pnrdtased warbhoJll It SUI whiclJ beJan of libraries t sm, has bet>D elect- r \i~,~ 'f during five days at sea. docked !brough authorizaUon uanted by JlIJle JS. ed ChainnlUl of the hoard of direc· Laundry and stud ied the transparent evening -:.. ' Asked why be deeided to go iDto law enforcement after mao at Southampton late Monday night. to the Imperial Hotel in Russell the SI te Board of Regents last WoHshop 0 included let'- tors of the fJdwest IDt«-Ubrary joring in philO5OPhy. Muller, 25. said: ") have always ~n iJI­ , "] don't care what they do, as The 77 coeds who make up the SQuare, Until they go to Batter· Friday_ tures on hi~. school sUg~ produc- Cftlter. a cooperative association Dry Cleaning they wear one of those things." • ! .~ . 1I'0rlfl's largest hagpipe hand reo sea Park Saturday afte11lOOD Cor terested in law enforcement." I ny pecialiled terns tor phar. tIon!. crt tiVlty and musJc~lp, of mid estern unll-ersity librarie mailled on the ship until Tuesday rehearsal, the coeds will hive free He said he hopes lo ,0 inlo 1M adrnfnistraUon 01 law en­ macy r. reb will be bought un- and nece. it. for a b _IC blgh ilh h9dquariel'l in Chicago. , Speciih How are we supposed to behave morning and then went up tbe time to learn about London and forcement. Muller is presently an SUI crimlnolou major, and der r lI\I1lended quotaUo total- school cholf library_ Composed of 21 member InstJlu- I mean are we supposed to ganiPlank to a boat train for tbe their British hosts. has worked a civilIan police radio operator sint'e last Septem­ ing 19.290. Iso to ~ purchased ••• Uons and e-st.ablished iJI ISSO,!be WASH, DRY & short trip to London and their They leave London Sunday for ber. He was accepted to serve 81 .. patroimaD after JIDSSiDt a are equipment for the Mentally Re- Attended Meet CeDtL'f ~rv as a depository ~ FO"D 12 .,.: first look at tbe British country- the focal point of the enUre tour - civil service exam. tard Childr n's CeJlter, totaling H S SmIth I r cqulslhons center for materials .. , , eLI. • side. the Scottish highlands. They')) per· Asked if he felt the job measured up to hls qualiflclt.!oni; ,11,238, and ill refrigerators for and h' d t 'the De~ f IUCh II! forel", d.J.ssertatlo and , ]n London the gIrls will pre- form in the early days of July I in Is who the Uni\' rsity H pital Minimal Ci;j) Engin 0 riD,.,. amongnd 1:' non-mldw rn tate government IA. Muller said: "J feel this a good way for anyone wants 10 I. _. pare for their first foreign perform- Edinhurgh. Dunfermline, Elgin and SHIRTS 20c go into law enforcement tart oot. You slart oot at the bottom Care Unil at a eo&t of $1,191. e t from Jowa, Dlino' ,Missouri docum niS. • • : .!- Bnce Saturday night on the cricket Dunbar, Scotland. Their goal in to and work your way up." THE AI'f NUAL purchase of coal and Minnesota ho attended the SUCKS, SHORTS, said, "I thi'nk I seen that girl J.n , " field of Battersea Park. on the Scotland is to win the same en­ ILOUSES. SK IRTS, .. ... ", ) River Thames. Much of the re- tbusiastic approval from the Scots, Muller added there are about (QUr other coIleee Ullrluates on to provide for UJ heating require- econd Water Rl!lIDurCft D lill Praf Installed is a high fashion model and she hearsing was done aboard ship. as other Highlander groups have the force. He tressed the (act thai \>hYSical Jences.n coming r.leDts was approved by the Re- I Conference t Iowa Stale Unlver- D. P_ Carew of the SWEATERS 3 $1 : I:, however. and passengers on the done in demonstrating sincere sp­ i'nto play more aDd more in law enforcement. gents also. The coal. 50,000 tons sity. JUlIe It. o~ Pharmacy 1ri1l be FOR li ner were treated to a perform· preciation and respect for the rites Muller said he plans to move to Jowa City soon. and hopes 01 i~: will be upplied by th R~- Sp!! red hy lSU', civil ~n~i- InstaJJoo VII.'e'P d nt or the about her." I .• ~ SUITS, ancfl of the sword dance Sunday and traditions of Scottish High· to stay with the department a long time. PUWIC Coal and Coke Co. oC Dli· n rill, department. th I'Qnference Am ric " I ty of Pharma- $1 of the swimming 8u1l;?" night. landers. nols _on a bid of $7.50 per ton. dealt lth the study of hydrologic colno y at!b el of t troup's DRESSES, COATS IACH .~ . A~ .officlal of tbe American con· Academically 8 well as musical- r·_ __.====- _~....:.:..-~~~~:::::~~~~~~~~!,!~ . In nother action, the RL'tents an~ h~draulic consld rations .hleh annual m tint thi w k at th '!I!~ I sulate in London greeted the girls 1y. the Hlghlanders are outstand· :... approved purch of a $400.000!",C! III Iter reIOurc cngmeer- Univ rsity of Pi _ urlh. I WEE the market for Mother's Day." · ',~ and otber members of the High· ing. · Forty-three ejrls received L'nlv r hy trea urer's bond [rom III'. - photographs for about ten min· ':" , lander party, as did representa· honors in high school and 26 are LumbermtnS totual C Ity Co ••• SAve MONEY ON I think this evening dress is Uves of the BritiSh press. on either full or partial scholar- !brough th /ICy of Jam , Head of AH EA WASH After their arrIval at Waterloo ships at SUI. Kemper arw.! Co Inc, Da~ nport. 24 HOUR REPAIR SERVICE first The bId w for on y r 01 Station, the Highlanders took buses Thb summer's lour Is the SMlm'S SHOE REPA IR * step abroad for most of the Hlgh- coverage. IT Any designer 1171,., E. Burlington StrHt 1 "'~. landers. Only four have travelled tTEMS OF speel I equipment for 22f S. DUBUQUE ST. S· Across from Ward', Farm 5..... j • • ~4.· pharm cy r h includ 5; Canaulan Ite extensively in Europe before, and AMES (AP) - A fl".olulion criticizing Iowa Republican PHONE "'·7111 over his shoulder and one said. two others have been ex.change Laboratory equipm nt. $923; two g us for juvenile delinquency." ·I stUdents, one in Sweden and one in Congressmen Ben Jrns nand H. R. Gro for th ir oppo. iti n aodlo-vl ual COt , $i4; 0 r f Ice "] think it's a good idea." equlpm nt, For Camplng Fi~~a~~dition to seeing the ights to the civil right bill wa dopted b the Iowa ynod of th l LABORATORY In trumcnts, $2,- of Europe. 40 Hlihlande~s will be United Prc byt rlan hurch in th ..A. Ttl d . e Carpet cleaning made ealyl in America something to do." 682 ; aeeeuorl for In all-pur- • • r Syndical, lookin~ up relatIves and friends ~We view with dlstast and grav t con m tll n ws elneers po mixer. $MIl ; two Lab-Gu rd Awarded Fellowship New Electric U~8rush Mounta who hve abroad. Several hope to reports that you remain opposed to s lety ,hield • ; one different' Ml Ann t T. Cormican. di li- meet pen pals (lr renew friend- the civil right bilt." said the reso­ and Jensen to "disassociate your­ Sight.seeing, hiking and lishing in ships with foreign exchange stu· lution addressed to the two con­ th rm I analyz r, $7.rn, one hard· tlan in th SUI n ral ho pit I If from the fal position tIJ n. n t tcr, 1135; two tabl di inte· nutritl n d partm nt Is on of four the Lake Loulse-Banff-Moraine re- dents who attended American high gressmen. divldual atat • have the riCht to I 't .: • gion of the Canadian Rockies are schools. Since 27 Highlanders are grallon t ters, $372; home economist n ~ed rcclpl nts I.m. aro said he was against the do wronlr. among activities plal)ned for fam- o( Sc;ottish ancestry. some will be On calculator, $1.395 ; on flal!'e of f Uow hlp by the American lrushe, tile pll. IIPWlnt. : r ~ civil rights bill as passed by the ilies and individuals who take part getting acquainted wit h members 'The action. of the Iowa Legla­ photom t r, $834 ; on ca uI fill· Hom C\ Economic A iaUon r.movtl deep dirt and elim­ in the Iowa Mountaineers Summer of their families. Senate because it "gives fnr too lature ill!b ar of civil rlehl ." inll machine. It.200 ; four automatic (AHEAI. Inate, matil",. No w.t ur­ Camp program Aug. 16-21. The Highlanders are scheduled much power lo federal bureau­ it added, "ou I lo indlc te cl arly loading meehan ms for capsul . tI Gormlcan Is the winn r of pet. no h.nclwork_ Price ig hfs The camp. which is open to non. to leave Crom Harwick. England. crats." what is the public policy 01 your 11.020; one filling ~it. $1.010. th $2,000 Effte r. Railt FellDwship, ,uolid Ineluct.. Host CI.en· members as well as members of July 9 for the channel crO slna to Jensen said the bill could be­ constRuents. Kitch n equipment purch ' [or .r to clun 300 141. ft. of come a "forerunner to the aboll· carpet. U" our EI.ctric . " the Iowa Mountaineers, will be Holland. They will tour in Holland, "We were disappointed with lhe the ienLDlly Retarded Chlldren's R' H · Up. Brush machl", • • • I ';. only a short distance by highway We~t Germany, Austr)a, Italy, Lion of all &tate righta." betrayal oC thIs ~rn by our Center total $10,100. ' omney ItS · ' from the major scenic attraction SWlt~erland, and France. Back The resolution called upon Groa stclor .aenator, Sen. Bourke B. TWO VACUUM clean r, $299; I .: . in the Canadian Rockies aboard the Queen Ellwbeth on .ijJckenlooper (R-loWll, .Dd It Is tabl ond d k, $66. ight chai,.. E . A "d Sippi Major peaks available fo'r camp- Aug. 6. the .group Is due back in 0111 pl'ay~rllll /lope that you ,.ill and speak r l nd, $86; four iYm conomlc I .' ! • ers who wish to climb will include New York CIty Aug. 11. take IIIIIl'C serIously your moral re­ mats, $400 and one modular bench, Post Office J203. 6, S. DUBUQUE the summer, and at which some ." Mitre Peak. Mt. Eisenhower and sponslbility. " KANSAS CITY IA'I - Gov. George admitted their just plain fear of " ,'. MI. Victoria. John Ebert. who will Music Alumnus '!be resolution .1. alJMd by Let. Th ix r frle rators wID be pur­ Romney of M1chillan charled ~~~!!!"'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~~ going back to Mississippi agail1 .' Jead the Mountaineers expedition ter E. William., ntoderator of the cha cd for $I,19t. Tuesday th Fed rol Governm nt The meeting that wound up I. " to Europe in July and August. is Ahnounces Dies in Illinois II)'~. and Francla It LaRu~, state I I .• Is dl torting th n ti n' onomy when Moses, the originator, the .',' ,1, In charge or advance pJanning ror clerK. Copies were to be sent to by promoting peeiol onomic ad- ===~I w I1======rock, the leader, the young schol- ') .': the Canadian trip. Leo Dvorak. SUJ alumnu who Iowa's two leIIatorl and five other Rural Recreation vantage . .. ar who had donned overalls and " Veteran mountaineers leading the wa~ director of the School of Music Mail €hange representatives. III well II to Jen' "We are getting this thing 1111 T·shirt to cast his lot with Ne- .! . climbers ,registering for the Cana· at Eastern lIlioois Univer ity, Ben and Gtoss. Areas Developed fouled up," be Id. "by permittln, groes in , Mississippi - when . ;.:. wan ca,rop will include Rick Tid- Charleston. died at his home in A change in the desl~natioJl to be I ST. LOU]S "" - Th Farmers th "'cd ral Governm ntto iet into Moses wept. ..., rick, Chicago; Harold Goadro. Salt Charleston June 16. used in ma,lUni educa\lona1 materl· area it shouldn't II 'l into." als has been announ~ by the U.S. Hom Admlnl trolion (FHA ) ha " I GUESS the only thing to do :.. ; Lake City. Utah, and Harvey Car- The recipient of two degrees Prince Edward Hr sold . om t rrible economic Summer's Favorite Shifts is go up and sing with them,":' ter, Colorado Springs, Colo. A from SUI - an M.A. in t933 and a Post Office. Joan d almost $6 million to [arm· ers and rural r idenlS to develop plool m are being creatcd around someone had said at that pelint. :.' '. "c,1imbing school" will be spon- Ph.D. In 1939 - Dr. Dvorak be­ Beginning today. c"plalnCcj Iowa Schools To Open lhe country. •. , ._,- sored for those interested in such came head of the Department of City Asst. Postmaster Robert Shay, recr DUonal area, th FHA's 0 • In And in the littered lounge they instruction, either as beginners or sistanl administrator said Tue day. "Economic lIy what thi country Music at Eastern Illinois in 1940. packages or envelopes contaJnina needs i a 111 Odore Roo veil who sang "Go Tell It On the Moun- y., ., as experienced mountain climbers. The department expanded into a educational materials are to be After Five Years Odom Stewart added that the flowered profusion tain," "Qh. Freedom" and the . ~" ; Th . t· hI' doy is nol far orf when farm· will apply thl' am principl with­ olher songs they had. ose regIs erjng w 0 are no 10- school under his leadership. H labeled "Special Fourth ClWl ~ARMVflLE, Va. III _ Super­ out f ar or favor to r gion and J' :.' terested In climbing may choose founded the Eastern Illinois Uni­ Rate." followed with the specific visor. In Prince El~' " He told fldwe t FHA o(ficlal OrS conr r nc on Industrial devel- solid colors University camp may be made by writing A native of Cedar Rapids, Dr. specific description must be ODe of cal lunds to re-open thl. fali lhe opm nt h wa di.lurbed by lhe , to Canadian Outing, Jowa Moun­ Dvorak was a graduate oC Upper me ting here that reer li n J n­ th following: books, 18 mm. rUlnS, county'S cIo ed public schools. incr a Ina t ndency of buslness­ tcrprl 5 developed with FIlA I Calendar I)., taineers, P.O. Box 163, Iowa City. Iowa University. Fayette. lSmm. film catalogs, printed rnu- I!~ " m n to seek special Federal help. $9.98 to $17.98 =. ; Iowa. sic, objective test materials, sound It was the J u:a tune IDC~ 1959 'Vc a boo t to rural areBS develop­ a "I think lhis Is wrong." he said. recordings. manuscript, education- tltat the supervisors, wagm, ment and utilize land no needed "JUst as it Is wrona for labor Lo do General ~~~~:/'o n Hospital :' i\ A t t T T Ik June Grad joins III reference charts medlcnl iDfor- battl~ te) avoid public school desell- tor crop production. th same lhln ." Pharm~cy - Pharmacy Building - I S 0 mation. ' regatlOn. voted school funds. in addition. h said, the ne ronau a L V I He id when late try tn pi- -Memorial ·Unlon. . :; At ISU Workshop aos 0 unteers The designaUon must be In a con- Thus the only locality in the ne- facilit les help d velop the type rate industrl from each other it Music Workshop for J¥Jlior ,and • . • " splcuous place on the adress side Uon to shut schools to escape the of rurlll community thal encour­ Is "d tructille to stat overn· Senior High School MUSIC .Teach- SUI June graduate$. Stephen W. of the package or envelope. IU.s. Supreme Court·s school se,· !Illes youne peapl to r main in m nt of the Am rican ocINy." Your alifornia Store In Iowa City . Is .' AMES - Astronaut Neil A. Arm- Green. of Cambridge - has com- The term "educational materi- regotion order laid the &!'oundwork tht:lr home town, altrac induslry ers - UniverSIty Schoo . t ill k t th pleted training for a two-year as· H criticized th u e of talt ad­ 130 Ea. t Washington Wednesdey, Jun. 21 1 s rODg ~ spea a e Aerospace als" will DO lonller be uset1. to let the schools golne again. anJ promotes. touri.!m .. vantages, special Inducements and 8 p.m. _ Dramatic ~eadings _ Education Workshop at Iowa State signment in Laos with lhe Interna- SHAY STRESSED that the ac- By a ..:I vote, the supervisors ap- other glmmicks to lure industry. "Marlow and Shakespeare, the University, Ames, on Friday, July tional Voluntary Services, Inc. tual classUJcation oC educational proved the appropriation of $189,­ Maturation of Two Playwrights _ 10. His appearance will be a high- A fore-runner of the Peace Corps. materials in the mails has not 000 in local school funds. Retired Professor Shambaugh Auditorium. • lilht of !be three-day workshop for the service is a private organiza- changed - only the way in which ~ supervisors' actio" came two F-riday, June 26 ,,:.; e~e meDtary teachers at which the ~on working with the State Depart. Dies in California · e\lucational implications of the ment to provide small-scale assist- packnges are labeled. What was da)' before a deadline et by U.S. 8 p.m. - All·State Music Camp ..... \ space ate will be discussed. SInce to de de eloped tr' previously mailable liS educational DI trict Court Judge Oren R. Earl S. FuIlbrQak, 71. former Concert _ ~rain Loun g~ .- UniOD. •.•. .' "l un r v coun les. material is till mailable under the Lewis. S.turdey, June 27 , .'. Armstrong is scbed uled to ad- new labeling. SUI economics profe or. died Sun­ S p,m. _ Union Board Film dress the teachers at 10;30 a.m. on Safety Council Predicts The amount appropriated is esti­ day in Seal Beach, C.III. S ries _ "M" and "Survival" _ "' , lhl! second day oI lhe workshop. He A packa~e contaIning both edu­ rnat'l

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P.,. 4-THI.DAILT IOWAN-low. City, ' ••-Wtdn •• cllY, June 24, "" Ex-Hawk Couppee call off most of the remaining Williams Only Lefty Batter- AI Women's Champ tennis matches. ,en of Orlando. F'JtI •• 6'{). 6-3. The ed Into the second round by de­ Phils Split Stricken in California ;tylist from Brazil was Wimbledon feating Heathet Cheadle of Britain, :I'be luthorities wavered in inde­ champion in 1959 and 1960. 7·5. 6-1. AI Couppee. an all· Big Ten quar· Wins Singles Test cision after waiting 3'1 hours for terback of the 1941 Hawkeyes, was Bith Miss Smith and Miss Bueno .Boyer, ~roat, Mays Repeat With Chicago the rains to stop. Only 50 minutes TO AAU FINALS- stricken in San Diego, Calif .• June In Wimbledon Play had drawn first·round byes and of play bad been possible. were playing their second·round NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. I.fl - PHILADELPHIA (A'f - Right· 16 with a heart attack that his phy· WIMBLEDON. England I.fl - Miss Smith. the powerful Aus· matches. The top college broad jumpe,. 11Imdcr Ray Culp allowed only one sician said would confine him to tralian. crushed Annette Van Zyl For National All-Star Team hit - Len Gabrielson's single with bed for at least two weeks and pos· Margaret Smith, the defen.ding wo­ Tory Ann Fretz of Harrisburg. Gayle Hopkins of Arizona. and a of South Africa. 6-2. 6-1. one out in the sixth - as Philadel· sibly much longer. men's singles champion, and Maria Pa.. outgunned Helga Schultze of pole vaulter who has cleared l~ NEW YORK IA'I - Batting leader exclusive of the pitcher, were phia trampled Chicago 9.{) and Couppee is a patient at Claire· Bueno. her No. I cballenger. clear. Miss Bueno. seeded to meet Miss West Germany 6·2. 6-4 in a first· feet. Ohio Slale's Bob Neulzling. Billy Williams of the Chicago Cubs named last Sunday. earned a split of a twi·night dou· mont General Hospital and was not ed their first hurdles with ease Smith in the final a week from round match on the slippery sur· were added Tuesday lo the field for 1 was the only left·handed hitter They in.c1uded first baseman Bob bleheader Tuesday. The Cubs won permitted to have visitors or phone Tuesday before rain hailed play at Saturday, also strolled into the face of the No. 1 court. this weekend's National AAU track named to the National League All· Allison and outfielders Harmon KiI· the opener 2·0. calls for the first 48 hours. His con· Wimbledon and forced officials to third round by defeating Carol Pro- Mary Ann Eisel oC st. Louis mov· championships. Star's starting line·uP. which in· lebrew and Tony Oliva of Minne· Culp. rounding into the form that dition was described on June 17 as cluded only three repeaters. sota; outfielder Mickey Mantle. made him a 14·game winner as a serious. Among lhose nsmed to this Isecond baseman Bobby Richardson rookie last year. permitted only Couppee lives in San Diego with year's squad were San Francisco's and catcher Elston Howard of New one base runner until Gabrielson his wife and five children. He came Willie Mays and in£ielders Ken York. shortstop Jim Fregosi of Los singled to right. The runner was to San Diego to become sports di· Boyer and Dick Groat of the St. Angeles aDd third baseman Brooks Andre Rodgers. who walked in the rector oC television station KOGO. Louis CardiDals. All three started Robinson oC Baltimore. if He had had a similar job with a in Ike first. After Gabrielson singled. for ,the 1963 team which .defeated Mays, the Giants· brilliant cen· Culp retired the last 11 Cubs in Des Moines station before going to thf. American League 5-3 ill Cleve· ler fielder. attracted the most order. California. land. votes He received 240. one short of The PhiUies unloaded six doubles He played three seasons with the This year's game. 35th in the the maximum. Players are not and a home run behind Culp as Washington Redskins or Jhe Na· ~'I!)l5J summer series, will be played July permitted to vote for teammates. they blasted five Chicago pitchers tional League after leaving Iowa. 7 at New York's Shea Stadium. Curt Flood of the Cards was run· for 17 hits. LEADS TOURNEY- Others chosen on the NL starting ner·up to Willie with 17. The Nat ion a I League·leading lOOMS POR lENT SPORTING GOODS WANTED AURORA. Ill. I.fl - Bob Zender team in a vote of 270 players. Williams. who flirted with the Phillies wasted little time. kayoing i rookie right·hander Sterling Slaugh. of Skokie captured the first round SINGLE AND DOUBLE. Summer and CANOES! En j oy oulatsndlng Old RIDERS Marlon to Iowa City. Mondl, Attorn.y G,ner.1 coaches and managers. included .400 mark until recently, was the fall. Over 21. 3S8·5637 .fter 4:00. 7·2 Town's or Grumman's, Select from through Saturday. 337·1356. Carol tel' in the first inning on Tony Tay. lead of the Illinois State Amateur Advertising Rate. members of the first baseman Orlando Cepeda of second highest vote getter with Golf Tournament Tuesday with a -...... :...... :.------stock here . Headquarters lor canoes, Potter. 8·24 the Giants. second baseman Ron 237 to outstrip runner·up Will Star' lor's single. a walk and run·scoring 3 LARGE .bove average rooml, Men . See us. Expert canoe service. Free ored People. H. T1IrM DIy...... 1Sc I W~ 1 double. twin bed., 2 1In,le. Linens color catalogue. Carlson, 1m Albia MALE ROOMMATE to sha,. new Hunt of the New York Mets. right· gell of Pittsburgh for the starting singles by John Callison. Wes Cov· 4·under·par 33 ..36-69. apartment. PreCer grad stu dent. Call of Justice in silent The effort put him £ive strokes ' SIx DIY' ...... ltc a Woni furnished. 338-8363. 7-2 Road, Ottumwa, Iowa. 7·10 337-7271 betore noon . 6-2S fielder Roberto Clemente of the left field position. Stargell had 17 ington. and Tony Gonzalez. T. D.Y' ...... Dc a Word civil rights work.rs Cub lefty Dick Ellswortb hurled ahead of his nearest competitor - WANTED : Ironlngs. 338·9200 or 3J8. Pittsburgh Pirates and catcher Joe votes. 0. Menth ...... 44c • W~ ,.SINGLE and double roow. lor girls, MISC. FOR SAlI erel. The boy at a five·hit shutout in the first game Gene Howard of Winnetka. who Close In. 838-8336. 6-25 6287. 7·Z Torre of the Milwaukee Braves. The tightest battle was for short· shot a 36-38·74. Medgar Evers, was The American League starters, stop. Groat had 92 votes to 87 for as Ernie Banks singled home one (Minimum All • Werd,) SINGLE ROOM, male student, KItchen. FARM FRESH e,,1 A 18r,e. 3 do., son, Miss. Leo Cardenas of Cincinnati. Maury run and rookie Billy Ott doubled in fl. CenatCutlv. InatrtlGnt Close In. Dial 338-01211 or 338-6475. $1 .00. John', Grocery. Free Delivery, HELP WANTED Wills, the fleet Los Angeles Dodger the other. ===-7'--:-__-=-=--::: 7:...;.I:.:' :.:;.AR. 338-0441. ' ·21IR CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADS CHOICE SlnCle room. Male. Close to KIDDIE PACKS. Carry baby on your WANTED - part time secretary 10 who leads all shortstops in batting. Twilight Ga",e .I Chicago .. 100 100 ~2 , 1 0. l... rtIon. Menth .... 'US· Mercy Hospital. 337·5118. 6-24 back. Double. I. car seat. 337.5340 start In Sept. OUlce experlence was a surprising third. Philadelphia ". 000 000 000-0 S 0 alter 5:00 p.m. 7.19 necessary. Please write BOl 111, DaUy Ellsworth and Berto li; Short, Bald· MEN over 21. Close 10 campul. Cle.n, Iowan. 9-11 schun (9) and TriandOS. W - EUs­ ,.Iva lnatrt..... I Month ," $1.1S· quiet. Cooking privileges. 11 E. BUl"- 11n,ton. Phone 337·3268 or 337~34'. MEN needed In the concrete Induslry worth, (9-4). L - Short, (5-4). ren I_rtlon, I M4Inth .,. 'US· , '.24AR and the seml·truck driving Industry. Orioles Take' Lead Night Glm. Milia , ... Only men wanttn, to get ahead need Chicago , ...... 000 000000-0 1 0 ·R .... fer Each Celumn Inch SINGLE summer and fall. Male over apply, See our ad under Heir Wanted Phlladelphl. . 320 022 00,,-. 17 0 21 . 21 i N. Dodge. . 7-8 column on thIs page, Natlona Institute From Yanks, 9-8 Slaughter, Shanlz (I), Schurr (3), WIDNISDAY, JUNI 24 of Concrete Construction, Inc. 8·25 Elston (6). Warmer (7) and Schlff.r; 8:00 Mornln, Show Culp and Dalrymple. W - Culp. (4·5). 8:01 New. Phone 337-4191 BALTIMORE (A'I - The Balti· L - Slaughl.r, (2<2). APPROVED ROOMS v ntion of the more Orioles rallied for seven runs Hom. run _ Phll ....lphl. Covlng. nt~:~she~ r. Ion (71. Compa~4tlYl Fa I"n Pre .. NICE Ilrge approved rooms. 338.-01 or ored People ( ' ~t\ I"" . AMIRICAN LEAGUI with two out In the eighth inning Cal~ nd ar of tv nls 338-8535. 8-30 W. L. ,ct. G.I. and whipped the New York Yan· New. '1,acDlnes • Building Baltimore ...... ', 4IJ 25 .•15 kees 9-8 Tuesday night to take over MEN. Summer. Cookin, prlvUe,es. New York ...... 38 24 .813 * Rhythm ·Ramblo.· 337·5652. 7-6 lhree young civil Chicago . ,. . 35 26 .574 3 the American League lead. News ., MInnesota .... . ,.. 114 31 .523 8 News lilckgrollDli APPROVED ROOMS - Men. Close In. uation generally. Cleveland ,., .... 30 31 .492 8 The triumph put the Orioles one· 1IIu81c llNSTRUCTIONS 337·2573. 7·1SAR. Boston ...... " 32 36, .478 9 half game ahead of the Yankees. SUI Feature As the march was xDetro U. .. , . ,. 28 34 .452 10~ h d f' . h Music UNIVERSITY APPROVED • J n ,Ie xLos Angeles .. , '" 30 37 .448 11 W 0 ha won Ive straJg t. News PRIVATE ballroom dance 11lIItructl01lll rooms, Summer. Boys .umlDer rate •. way Roy Wilkins. "WashIngton , . ,. 29 40 .420 13 Pinch hitter Charley Lau launch. Tea Time by appointment only. Dial 337·7139. Cooking privUeges. 337·S205. ' ·25 live secretary. was llKanS8S City , ... ,. 28 39 .fOO 14 Sp orts TIme 6-U YOUNG LADIES WANTED lIPlayed night games ed the fantastic rally witb a single News ing telling Atty. Gen, Tu.ld.y'. It•• ultl U I' f . h P t ikk I Ne ws Backgrou nd CHILD CARl APARTMENTS FOI RENT Kennedy that Negroes Baltimore 9. New York 8 0 re Ie plte er e e M e sen Evening Concert Attractive young ladies wanted nation will explore ChIcago 2. Boston 0 and also doubled for the final and Shambaugh Lectures Minnesota 6. Cleveland 2 . . ff R I h T "The Theorist as Prophet" WILL baby lit. My home. Experienced APARTMENTS lor summer. 338-5637. to serve as models in advertise· means of expressing Kansas City 2. Detroit 1 (First of 2, wmnmg run 0 a perry. Professor Sheldon Wolin and references. 336·1807. 9-11 After 4 p.m. 7·2 Second game night.) New York .". 110 200 301-8 12 a ments for the University and tion. 8:00 Imagery In French Mullc LARGE ftrst floor apartment for S Washington at LOl Angeles - night 8aUlmore 000 101 07x-9 14 a 8:45 app. Music Registration Editions of THE In a meeting that Today'. Probable Pllche.. Sheldon, Mikkelson (I), T.rry (I) and 9:00 Music or • ,trIa. Close In. 338-8338. &-25 New York ( Ford 10·1) at Baltimore and Howard; Bunker, Haddix (4), Es· 9:45 New. FURNISHED sparlment to Auble .... 3 DAIL Y IOWAN. Must supply utes. Wilkins said he (Roberts 5-4) - night Irada (6), Mille r (t ) and Orsino, Lau 10:00 SIGN OFF rooms and gara,e. 1132 E. Washing· other NAACP officials Detroit (Rakow 3-6) at Kansas City ('). W - Eslroda, (3·1). L - Mlkkel· SIAMESE tlttens for laIe. 3,Q7·1MV8. 7~ ton. 338-7493. 8-30 wallet·sized photo. Apply in per· (Se,ul 6-8) - night "':lo~: )'runs _ New York Howard son to the Advertising DIrector, nedy to take some PET BOARDING. Julla's Firm ken. FOR RENT - Upstal.. of duplex. tion to protect not at c~r:~!~~tr>(~~r:~d2t:n:n~Oh8r!~l (71. Manlle (14), Marls (12). Baltlmor., nels. 338-30S7. 7·24AR KIrkwood and one bedroom. lIv1n, 201 Communications Center be· 3.. ) 2 twl·nl,ht Pow.1I 2 (15). room, Iar,e kitchen and private bath. WHO DOES m workers. "but the BOlton (ConnollY 1·5) at Chicago .;i;;i;;.;;;;.;;;;;;______... Completely furnished Includln, wall· for. 12:00 p.m., Thursday, June citizens who live in (peters 7.31 - nl,ht " to·wall carpeting. Heat furnished. Nice Wash lng' on (Olteen 5.. ) at Los An· At The FOR RENT back yard. Prlvate eutrance. '100,00 DIAPERENE Diaper Rental Service by 25. ,elea (McBrlde 2·10) - night per month. Marrled couple or two New Process Laundry. 313 S. Du· HE SAID Kennedy. Tree House Lounge NEW portable television seta tor rent. ,trls only. Phone 338·1151 until 5:00 buque. Phone 387·1l668. 7·ZAR ly and ner,sonlBllv NATIONAL LIAGUI Try Our Giant - Ends Tonit. - p.m. 338-6US after six, TFN W. L. Pcl. O.B, in the CaU 338-3222. 7·18 mONINOS, Student boys and girls, plained PhUadelphJa """ 39 14 .619 ENDOR IN THE Gil."""·', FOR RENT: Double ,uale. S38-8709. 1016 Rochester, 337·2824. 7·11 which prevent him xSan Francisco . ., 89 26 .600 1 -Ind- 6-U YOUNG WOMAN WANTED protection before Plttaburgh .. , ... ,. 114 211 .540 5 Clayton House Motel % POUND MOBILE HOMES -=OR SALI WANT mONINGs. 338-6331. 7·13 may have been xClnclnnati .,.,.", 34 30 .531 5~ featuring the cocktail " LOLITA" ------FOR RENT: AddInC machines tele· Young woman wanted for drip, Chicago ... ..".. 31 31 ,500 77~ visions. typewriters. Aero Renlal. NEW and used mobile homes. Park· St. Louts ...... 33 S3 .500 ~ piano styling of HAMBURGERS Phone 338-9711. 7·24 lng, towln, and parts. Dennis MobUe ery department. Knowledge of Later. Kennedy Los Angele. ... 32 34 .485 8 ~ Starts ThursdllY . • • Home Court. 2312 MUIle.tlne Ave., Young's Studio marchers me past. Hou Bton ...... 32 35 .478 11 Iowa Cit)", 337.. 791. 7.2AR color essentia I. Must be O\'lr 21. Mllwaukee ...... 31 35 .470 9 ~ LEO "BEACH PARTY" QUALITY SELECTION was a spattcring USED Will train for lob. New York ...... 20 41 .294 21 M. "DIAMOND HEAD" CARS 19M Richardson 8'%45'. Freshly coated he took a place on sPlayed night gamel root. 2 bedroom. Shower. Winter FRAMES AND MATS Mrs , Megar Evers, Tuesaly'l ••,ulfa CORTIMIGLIA 3Sc condItioned. 336·9140. '·27 Call 338·1151 for appointment. Chicago 2-0, Philadelphia 0-9 1"'2 VOLkSWAGEN ..dan. Very ,ood Servic. Valu. Mississippi victim San Francisco 4. Cincinnati 0 (First TONIGHT ,- 5:00,mechlnlcal p.m. conditt on. 338-0320 aCter6·26 MUST SELL 36' " 8' Prairie Schooner. 3 So. Dubu ue St. 7·9151 of 2. Second game night.) French Fries, Chili, -::======::::; Very nIce. 337-4250 evenln,s. 337· killer last year. PIllsbu rgh 5, New York I No Cover Charge ENGLERT-LAST DAY I 1960 VOLKSWAGEN. Black. '1050.00 or 9772 daYI, 7·2 KIRWAN three children. St. Louis 5, Houston , beat oUer. 338·3828. 7·7 Milwaukee 5, LOl Angeles 2 _.cr Rena Den i s c TodlY's Probable Pitcher, Elvis Presley 1962 VOLKSWAGEN - SUlU'oot, radIo. FOR QUICK CASH FURNITURE NAACP's rePI:eselntativi Chlca,o (Burdette 3·1) at Phlladel· "KISSIN' COUSINS" 20,000 mUel, 337.7llt._____ 6-_27 Thompson Transfer sippi. phla (Mahaffey 7.2) - night Sell Your Hous. TraUer To San Francisco (Herbel 4.3) at Clncln· Wash & Dry Cleaning Malts & Soft Drinks '--_--===::-==~~::_-_. '61 FORD Galaxy convertible. FUll and • Kennedy watched nail (O'Toole 6-3), (wl.llght DON'S MOBILE HOMES Pittsburgh (Friend ~J at New York iii~~~~~~~~~~~~ - DOORS OPEN 1:15 - 7873power,. alr-condlttoned. '1600. 337·7·2 for 10 minutes. (lackson 3·10) SPECIALS "1 S. RooMv.1t AVinue sidewalk and shook 1-1) @fIIV~ let -.~S. GIL8UT Los Angeles (Drysda le .t MU· waukee (Schneider 1.1) Phone 752·110' 3.05404 RETAIL HARDWARE few dozen of the Houston (Nollebart 2.7) at St. Louis DOORS OPEN 1:15 t.N("ltili' TYPING SDVlCI BURLINGTON, IOWA (Sadeckl 7·5) - night. SHIRTS .. 20c EA. O Jl I L .. t" J \~ \ ,r {l~t1 mmrroa and THE MARCH ERS SLACKS, SHORTS, ND"rH AMIRICAN HOUSEWARE SALES 14 blocks to the BXl'ERIENCED. Medical prelerred. ment. around the bu BLOUSES, SKIRTS, 337·7580. 6-27 VANLINIS AND PROMOTION LASSIE'S Wo"LD WID' MDV.'" without incident and DORIS A. DELANEY-8ECRETARIAL ONE WAY TRAILERS SWEATERS 3 $1 SERVICE. Typing. mimeographing, Young Min ,1 , police escort. The FOR RENT RED BARN FOR Notary PubUc. 211 Dey Bldg. Dial 33B: for sales and merchandising in at the building 2141. 7·9AR Student Rates TYPEWRITERS our hardware store. utes because a SUITS, $1 Continuoul PerformanclS TVPING .•. experienced. 387·24.,. Mye,'s Texaco rain sent them NOW OPEN DRESSES, COATS EACH 7·16AR College deg,... not essential but 337·9101 Across from Hy·VH some college or sales uperi.nc. Later Wednesday 3 SHOWS DAILY TYPING, mlmeograpblng. Notary pub­ • Rentals York. Atty. Gen. 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. lic. Mary V. Burns, 400 Iowa State advantageous. Must be aggrll· at 2:00·5:00·8:00 p.m. Bani<. sive and capable of assuming nedy said that Dally - Sunday Included SAVE-WAY Dial 337·2858. 7·20 AUTOMOTIVI • Repair NANCY kRUSE, IBM Electric Typing responsibility. Age 21·35. posed civil rights Serving Hot Noon Lunche. Regular Admission Good sterting SlI lery with future Department would CLEANERS, INC. Service . Dial 338-6854. 7·20AR IGNITION • Sales Full M.nu - Carry Out AUTHOIUZlD ROYAL DIALlRt incentive pllln . ed authority to step Hwy. 6 B'M"n 7-Up Winner of 27 International RING TYPING, , to 5 week daYB. CARBURETOU Dl..ting RMm ~15. HOAR 'ortllll.. ltandArd crisis such as that in Bottling Co. & Alamo Mot.1 Awards ••• 7 Acad.my Awards GENERATORS STARTERS ltectrle Dial 337-3892 lor appoi"t. JERRY NY ALL: Electric IBM typing ment betweell 6-9 p,rn. with "It won't give us 113 S. Rlv.rsld. Drlv. aDd mlmeographJng. 338·1330. '.24AR BRIGGS & STRATTON MOTOR. Mr. Cilek or apply ill writing cause we have no TYJ>iN'G: ~lectriC typewriter. Ex~er\. WIKEL force," the attorney enced. 338-6110. ' . 7·UAR TYPEWRITER CO. to Box 113, Daily Iowan, Pyramid Service. The attorney 2 S. Dubuque 338·\051 Iowa City, Iowa. 621 S. Dubuqu. Di.1 337·5723 Case of three ftii/fB Now! Ends Friday PERSONAl civil rights Earn $7,000 to $15,. per y.at as a concrete technician or prof ... Jlhia. Miss .• 'JIOM ALAIN _"'AfI ... AN IMPORTANT QUESTION: Have local law .. nf·nr<'pm,pnl c..u,CMt ...... ,JM)IH,." you ordered your cop)' 01 tbe 1164 SPORTS CARS slonal di.MI (over the road) truck driver. Men who quallfy will , I Unlverllt)' EdlUon? Ba .ure you do. And be traln.d In four short weeks. For 'rM information cut out this 0"" "\AIT __ UN ad and check the car.. r you de.ire. FREE PLACEMENT ANY. --At WAIt ...... AO"" WHERE. Mail today to N.I.C.C., 2IOS E. Washington An., Mad­ MONEY LOANED Economy Sedans 1IU1111L> Ison 4, Wisconsin. No obligation, of cour ...... P1C1'VM Dltmond., C.m.ras, Iowa'. Lll'fllt SeJectiel\ Concr... 0 Truck 0 ,.._c_ NrJI... utOML, Typewrllers, Watche., Luggage, - in color­ Gun., Musical Inslrumenl. Nlme ...... ALLEN IMPORTS Members of wilh HOCK-EYE LOAN AckI,...... , ...... -"...­IH1 1024 'st Aft. NI EM '·1611 SNCC. will sponsor a DELPHINE SEYRIG Dial 337-4535 01...... CEDAR RAPIDS Phone ..... , . ... ,., ...... , ...... , ...... , .. , •. .... , Age ... , ... . Gold Feather Lobby 0 ••. the star of -..-- from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m ... -...... "Marienbad" _IH1 - SUI students who wish aa. I,. Jobaa,. SlIt grams urging Iowa sel Mouth Waterin' SPECIALS quest federal protectio t FIGURE: IN ABoUT working for COFO in FOR TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY ONLY THREE MORE: DAYS WE·t.l. Call 8·7545 for prompt Mrvlce - pickup, dellv REAcH 'THAr CAVE. The telegrams. whict or din. ri,ht here. to Iowa senators Jack B. B. HJckenlooper. [ CORNISH PASTY lows : "Five student, A pasty Is diced sirloin of bHf, potatotl, 'c.rrOl. State University of 1, and onions ,neloNd and bak,cl In a tlnor crust of pellry, much Ilk. a hUI' lart. (Not I pie.) route to Mississippi wIt S.rvld wllh to.Hd Hlad ,nd m.at Ira.,. We want them to com, Reg. $1.25 Now $1.15 Thetdisappearance of man, Mickey Schwerne Cb8tJey has shown OnCt Half Broasted Chicken LOIN BACK is no sbate protectl{ (Choice of french frie. or Bar.b-qued Ribi Dlnne, rigb~ workers in MI bro.. ted polatot., Hlad and ~------~~ is not · enough that fa. varllc buttered hard roll.) .... R... 1.65 Now 1.49 sea rep Cor the mlssl $1.45 - $1.29 (S.rv.cI wllh French Friel, MOft Walbr deed. We want those NIM ,nd IIrlic buttered rol ) If tecting them while the We demand you, as 10 Large (14 inch) Sausage Pizza I'M S~R'I IF I THAT'S OKAY, YOU ARe A STUPID do everything to SecUI MADE ')t)U F~~ ~ &At:>, 5A~GI:. ! CAN (wllh enoulh ..lad for 2). 1 BLOCK1-4EAD! ! for lhem." Z:E~. ! CALL I..OTSA TAKe: A JOKE-. i Reg. $2.50 Now $2.29 GUYS '8LOCI(~EAD ~ COME ON, I'L.L Warren Commi I PIPN'T MEAN 8UY YOU SOvIE ! You may ha~e any of the specials delivered to you ay rr (CE C~EAM Reports Not Ye l 100% Pure Beef Hamburgers FREE on orders Qver $3.95. WASHINGTON IA'I • Crisp Golden French Fries mission investigating DIAL nation of President J GEORGE/S 8-7545 nedy described a8 unf Old-Fashioned Shakes ' nesday night reportl! about' to publish Us 1111 GOURMET FOODS The commission. heE McDonald's 114 S. DUBUQUE ane Foo Justice .Earl Warren. OPtn 4 P.M.·1:" A.M. Dally - F:'I. and Slit. 'til 2:30 A.M. when .Lht report will 817 S, Rivenide Drive . , " ....