, Michigan, Wisconsin police .still Boffl~ ~ ' ~ Students Visit Bloody Cuba - Page 2 • owon 'By Disappearan(:e Serving The State University of Iowa and the People of Iowa City By FRED HAWKER Staff WrI"r Iowa City police arc sUlI baWed rive -l:ents a (;opy Member of ASSOCIated Press AP teaSea Wire ana PhOto ser'lce Iowa City, Iowa, TUeSday, April2%, 1958 by the disappearance of 14-year-old Ml~lle Girard, Detective Lt. Harland Sprinkle said Monday. He apent Monday afternoon checking • 011 rumors. MICHILLE, daughter of Mrs. panlel WUHang, Route 5, walked !lilt of Iowa City Junior High SchoOl March 28, after tearfully 49 Killed In Plane Crash ~Ulng some girls, "I'm leaving !lOme." , Her disappearance, as recon· * * structed from reports of four of * * IJer classmates, her mother, and police is as follows: At approximately 9 a .m. Friday, March 28, some junior high school students went to four ot Michelle's Michelle Girard ~I friends and said, "Michelle's 9ver there and she's c.-ying." Two Yea r Old Photograph The girls went to her to comfort her and she said, ''I'm leaving to be Michelle's action from the home. They don't love me any time her friend saw her. She went more. I've been planning this for to the grocery store and cashed five years." She was taking her the check. Then it is believed she things out of her gym locker at took a cab to N. Dubuque St. That this time. was the last she was seen. WHIN they asked her what she would do for money, she showed A month previously, Michelle had planned to leaye home with a them 3().9.0 cents in change and a Security Council Lined A number" ltusi_n .nd eheck for $1.40 which she had re­ group of giris, Mrs. Wiltfang, her key dtf..... Industry flg_ ttlved for habysitting. mother, said. However, Michelle Up Behind U.S. _n .board the .Irllner, III route The Ilrls said they tried to get changed her mind, and the other to W.thlngton .nd NIW YDItr• • Michelle to agree not to leave UNITED NATIONS, N.V j.fI SJte agreed, but said she girls were caught, largely through The Soviet Union Monday night The Air Force said ita plane beirne. went aloft on an instrument train· wantM to cash ber check before Michelle's help. withdrew its demand - first ing flight during which I blind­ ~w. One of the girls Offered to voiced in Moscow last Friday - MICHElLE'S friends said she folded student pilot operates the 10 with her, but Michelle said that the United States he asked to Denounced as Assault on once told t~em , "If you want to shjp in response to radio signalS "t;o." The girl went anyway. end arctic flights of the U.S. Stra­ away, I know how." She elt­ Court's Independence Michelle went to a grocery near tegic Air Command on the grounds tile school. At the corner, she plained there was a Chicago bound they could trigger an atomic war. By WILMOT HERCHER T_ I_.n. were .board the !urned to her friend and said, {reight train which ran through Soviet delegate Arkady A. Sobo­ WAcHINGTON IA'I - Two contro­ .Irllner which cr.ahod Mentlay n ~hve, I'll never see you Iowa City very slowly. It continued lev took the action in the U.N. versial proposals to curb the pow- In N.vada. Security Council, where a Soviet en of the Supreme CO'Jrl were ap­ M.... CI.r. S. KIohfettI, ~r &lain." to mov~ slowly, she said, for about HeR IIRIEND went back to the resolution condemning the United I l'roved 9~ Monday hy the Senate Rapids, was rotunll". homo two miles beyond the city limits, acbool, and acter the class bell, States for sucb CIlghts faced cer­ I Judiciary Committee. .fter ylsitfnt hor .--In·l.w .nd told ' the Junior High principal, and it would be easy to Jump tain defeat. A third proposal, designed to cir­ daugh"r, Mr. ond Mrs. T.rry aboard. Sterllng C, Goplerud, who notified SoboilY ••Id he w.. wlthdr.w. cumvent the Supreme Court's rul­ L.mb In H.w.U. !lie' Police. ' According to Michelle, the train In, hi. nlOlvtlon bec.u.. U.S. ing that GoveTJ\mcnt workers may M". Lamb I •• gr.cIu ... Df the ·Pollce traced what are believed went straight to Dubuque, where it Am ...... cIOf' Honry C.bot LocI,l, I be Cired M security risks only from SUI Coil... of Nu",ng. stopped Cor 15 minutes. Then it thl Council pn,l.nt, h.d ....m. se n ~itive jobs, was defeated 9·5. Mra. M.ry Mack.y, of D.. went on to Chicago. A check with rollired .... Council ..w.rd a ' Chairman James O. Eastland announced the committee cr.th. Unthinkable that there are rio freight trains go- Lodge replied that, "The sim­ had okayed legislation which would Of News ing through Iowa City after 9 a.m. strip the high court of power to ,NEW YORK IA'I - The directors The earliest is an eastbound at pie fact was that the Soviet Union act on appeals from cases involv- beamed from the ground. An in· of The Associated Press Monday 4:54 p.m. ~id not haV~ ethnough votes to push I ing the admission of lawyers to ~tructor in a forward uncovered cilled it untbinkable to suppress POLICE reported Michele's de. Its propQsa rough. " I practice in state courts. cockpit was also In the dual con- any news, good or bad. scription has been sent out all The surprise Soviet move came He said it also had approved a trol fighter-bomber. Citing the business recession and over the state but that investiga. after six hours o( debate. I proposal by Sen. John M. Butler Just before the collision the jet the failure of the £irst Vanguard t10n Is being hampered by lack of Eight of the Council's ]) mem­ {R-Md.l to block appeals to the was given instructions to let down satellIte missile, they said in a photographs. They said that U.S. bers had lined up in support of the Supreme Court or any other lower Crom 28,000 feet to 18,000 feet on repdrt: Immigration authorities are also Unlte~ States. I Federal court by witnesses chal- instruments. ·' .'It would be a disservice to em­ interested in the case since Mi. Durmg the deba~ Lodge vigor· lenging the perlinency of questions A fnntlc r.dlo c.1I from the phasize l!ad news out of proportion, chelle is a French immigrant. ously rejected SovIet charges that .. the flights by U.S. planes carrying asked them by congreSSional inves· .trlcken .Irllner WII monIterH but it would be unthinkable to at­ ligating committees. momenh .fter the collision. Unit- tempt to suppress news of any . She IS descrIbed ~s S·feet 2· hydrogen bombs could accidentally mches, ll~ pounds,. With chestnut set off atomic war. This would be important in con· ed Air Line ...lei the pilot'. I.st kind. brown hair and {all' complexion. tempt proceedings. words win: ,Nothing could be better calculat· She has a prominent scar on her HI decl.rod they will be contln­ The bill the Judiciary Committee "United Air Lines 738 (the Dlght eli to destroy public confidence lower left Up. and speaks with a ved to .!f.ble .... free world .. Is working on was written by Scn. number). Mayday (the aircraft quickly anll completely." French accent. She may appear to m ..t thl thre.t of SoYllt .11- IWilliam S. Jenner IR-lod. ). H, as distress call). Midair collision w- 18-years-old. ,n.. ion. l)p, Up Away!! worded. would slrip the supreme over Las Vegas. 736." Sobolev sought unsuccess(ully to And' court of authority to review lower That was at 8:30 a.m. after that: delay the vote ",ntil Tuesday. LOOK WHILE YOU LEAP, to p.r.phr.... n .d.1I1, i, whot puddll lumper. J.ckll Jinkins, A3, L.n.· court decisions in Cive categorIes or there was no more. • Only sweden ~emained silent in eases. The jet w~ . folIow"g normal the Council. Canad!l, Nationalist lng, .nd N.ncy Rhod.. , A2, Sioux City, orl doing. Most of thl IMdestrlan, plaYld It ••fe by wolklng . 'Campus 'Goes to Seed, Sod around the ob.,ructlon, but Jacki. and Nancy ...m to be enjoying the rlmnant of the .04 Inch .. of r.in The olhcr catogGrics arc stafe procedures for 'P4;ll " flight, an China, France, Britain, Japan, which fell Sund.y and Monday. (Did they makl it .crDSS the puddll? Of tour... }-Dally lowlln Photo by antisubversion laws. regulations by Air Force spokesman said, and had · Monday's rain helped to entice more grass to appear on the Colombia, Iraq, and Panama all Bob Strown. ' . . supported the United States. school boards and si milar bodiel\ not repo~ any engine trouble or 'SUI campus and Ray J . Phillips, supervisor of the SUI physical on subver ivo activities by teach· flying difficulty before the colll­ plant, said all of the maintenance crew's power mowers will be Most oC the delegates questioncd ers, and cases arising from con. slon. fprepared (or action and sent into 'batUe' sometime this week. tile motives of the Soviet Union in grt'ssional probes. Thovwnds In thl ...mIIIl", n· Phillips said the only campus improvement undertaken so Car bringing up the Issue whcn the big Roundup of 'EcoQomic Moves- The Supreme Court has handed 1011 town ..w .... fI.ry pI"",1 of this spring has been sodding and seeding. He said it is hoped some powers are negotiating for a sum· down controversial findings in all the hugo silver tr.nsport, trccs and shrubs can be planted soon around the Medical Research mit conference. the uelds covered by the Jenner "A huge puff oC white smoke Center and elsewhere on the campus. bill. Jenner and EasUand have came from the plane and It started A yellow "Beat Ohio" sign-stilJ plainly visible despite its .------been bitterly critical of some of the spinning slowly," said a Las Vegas 1958 'birth'-between Schaeffer and Macbride Halls is on the list of No Tax Cut Decision Before June decisions. newspaper photographer, Dennis things to do. Phillips said he had expected the sign to be gone by Weather WASHINGTON IA'I - Congress the House Banking Committee pre· rates to the Senatc Banking Com · Focs of the Jenner bill have de- Scbieck. "Then bright ePrange this sprlng. It will probably be painted over before commencement may delay until June or evcn July dicted that Congress wiJI pass a mittee in its study of financial aid nounced it as the most serious as- flames shot out of the wing. It was with a grayish paint, he said. Tho _.therwoman (he', on '10' · "Ttte students have obeyed the "Use the Walks" signs which c.tlon wi", ",I .nIHlo.) •• y. any decision on reducing taxes to 1biJI to lend states and cities up to for small business. sault on the independence of the a spectacular sight." arc Posted in various parts of campus," Phillips said. "Most of the partly clevdy tod.y, without fight the recession. $2 billion for local public works. Se n. Proxmire (D·Wis.J said one judicial branch or Government Another witness, Jeff McColl Sr., . ·paths which were worn by meandering students arc now overgrown much "mperatun ch.nte. High This view was put forward Mon· The Senate has passed such a bill, study two weeks ago indicated si nce the late President Franklin said the plane went ~to a steep with u,ass." forec ••t between 55 .... day by Influential mcmbers of the limited to one blllion. home buyers and small business D. Roosevelt's attempt to change dive after its staggering run. F\rst order of business for the 200man maintenance crew is Further outlook, p.rtly cloudy Democrat-controlled House, which 2. Scn. Mike Mans£ield (D- men would not get ao\ly benefit thls the membership of the Supreme ''It came down with all four en- to rake and trim the campus so the power mowers can be put to W.dnead.y, Iittl. tomperatun originates tax legislation. MonU offered a bill to increase y.ear [rom the new m()ney polley. Court. · gines screaming wide open," he work, Phillips said. chango - ..... studylnt _ .....r. However, new support for a tax individual exemptions on income "I think that's not correct," Mar- Jenner has defended the measure said, "and as It fell the flames cut came Sunday night in an eco. taxes from $600 to $800 and to re- as a step needed to curb wbat he crept back from the wing to the nomic study report by the Rocke- peal Federal taxes on many items, tin said. "Things have been hap- has termed the usurpation of legis- fuselage." . For the SUI Student Too- feller brothers fund. It reeom. lncluding cars. He acted in the pening in the last two weeks." laUve power by \Jle court Tho dyl". pI.ne ...."..rod mended a series of public and pri- face of indications that Congress IIohIncf • low '.... 1. ""'- vate steps, but called a tax reduc- will delay a decision on tax cut· Utelote C He h south __ .. Lit V..... ,.. tion the quickest way to get re- ting unti.1 June o~ ~u1y. I I lieS a use Ig er me .... I."r .nother ••plosion suits. 3. Chairman Wilham McChesney , WH hoard' aM 0 Week plume .. The report Ii ted possible im- Marlin of the Federal Reservo I" .mok. ,... I" tho c...... "y. f mediate anU·recession measures Sy tem predicted that interest A' ~SW I"!osts-Hancher Tho f!thtw, .....,c,..w ...ht in six areas. rates on home mortgages and 'V, n \; mUI.·frem tho .,...... Other happenings on the eco- smail business loans will go down Bright bits of wreckage noated By Gnt. Llln"'ch townspeople. dent in learning more about the noml'c front .' as a. result of new Cederal money down selleral minutes and the path What big things do some of these University. Equally important, the Ii Following is a statement by duce the need for autos on the cen- r the f Iii . II ... - .. -- St.R Wri"r o S po cles. V· '1 M H h h k 0 a ng air ncr over me ...",.. people see or fail to see for Old SUI student's loyalty and know- 1. Chalrman pence (D·Ky.l oC 4 S Th H K I I (R Irgl . anc er on t e Haw eye lral campus. ert wasteland was marked bv Un· ledge about his school will be .______. en. omas . uc Ie - Apartments. The University and The increase means that the # In , just three days, the jdea Gold Days, the weekend when , . Calif.) indicated he will support the State Board of Regents have U " t b '1 sel·bright bita of debris. created, tossed about, and molded qualified high school seniors will strengthened It's a two way bene DlverSI y must UI d addl'tional It the nd ith t fit." an attempt to override President been studyinl the problem of pro· educational buildings on its cen- d f ndlJ'Ou bu dw l""heremen- by Unlversity students will become get acquainted with university . - - AP I Eisenhower's veto of a bill to au- . ous orce a rne fierce y. an actuality. ONE SUI STUDENT agreed with vldiPg married student housing for tral campus. The area west of the 1 t I I I f the pi lICe? . tha the Ithorize $1',2 billion for rivers and the past 12 years, and the Hawkeye University Hospital, must be re- arges s ng e p ece a ane dLD GOLD DAYS, with at least M. L. HII\t, Dean of Student, had Hwt t program bas good harbors projects. More often than found was a 2O-foot section of the intentions. "But I doubt that the Apartment project is the result of served {or future medical exp8J\- f I ---- f the f • planning days behind it. will this to say. "I have been gratified DIG EST not Kuchel goes along with the extensive consideration of the sion. The area north and east of use age...... ,., 0 our en· on trial Friday and Saturday, by this whole project from Its be­ SUI students will support the pro- administration. lines were found a mile from the '0 gram with as much enthusiasm as many factors involved. the University Theatre, should be . sh lte April 25-26, in the minds of many ginning. I am sure that the week­ Gov. Averell Harriman of Ncw th . f b d 1 mam era s . they should," said Del Kloewer, The actual const uctl'on t f e sIte 0 a M:.Isic uil ing, e e- ..... - ...... _.... rI II ...... SUI students, faculty members, and end will help the high school stu- A4, Manilla. York made two appearances, one r cos s or mentary school, and child wcllare , ... - .. - .,. .... YUGOSLAVIA'S Communi.t before the Democratic women and the project arc completely in line facilities. victim. _n lNdIy IIurnod ani An Iowa City merchant, Bob Et- "rty leacle" _n nperted de- one before the House Banking with today's building costs. Fire· The I mantled. Airline official... hi To The* Students * of * SUI: * * * tinger, or Younkers, ..rmined Mond.y night to come Committee. proof apartment units can be built .. ower nine" portion of the the t ... of "ntlfyl". the ...... praised the educational emphasis to gn". with. new Soyiet rWvff, at a cost of flO,OOO each, which old Fi~k~ine Fieid is not. suitable 10. would Ito • slow .nd painful · The dates April 25 and 26 will sec projected the first aMual that has been placed on Old Gold • Ljublj.na, Yu ...l.yl. nport H~ told t~.~ women Ulat (he ,.re- fig\lre includes aU . construction, for buildlllg ~poICs, bemg $Ub- !'!II. A """"".ry ,mort- w•• Old. Gold Days weekend. The board and the personnel in the or­ Days but st,resscd the need or the ..id. cesslo~ i . man·made, resij~t~ng fixtures, and site devolopment. ject ~ floodm~ -~ven after the ... up fw that ,.;.:,.. Las IBDlzaUons they represent have worked diligenUy to provide a ne., social side, too. "U's Important (rom III -adlllsed Federal poliCIeS . . .. ' Coralville Dam 15 10 lull use. f , •. program that will educate and entertain t~e pre-college high school that the high school scnior gets an Will Infclrmed clrcl.... Id tho ... deepened by the Inaction and The baSIC proble':lls an a

Tickets Sal. < •• -< on Old Millle.e,Cream I • ,-., Union Information_Desk ,. 12 S' Dubuque St • $3.00 per coupl. League Leading Cubs Hitting .30S- Rained Out Monday- BEHIND THE Heavy Hitting Western Spor16 Cubs Get Coliseum Screen Test Michigan Here Today' Witl Aim At Rained out Monday, Iowa will attempt to get back on Ihe winning Auburn Again ::DeJt trail today in a game agnJnst Western Michigan. The game will start at 3:30 p.m., weather permitting, on lhe Jowa Diamond. Close Fence Iv In Western MichlgM, tho AI ...... 1'" CHICAGO 1M - The league lead· ( HAwkoy" will be meeting - of Draws Heavy ~: the bolt hlttl,. ".ml they Mv. Te'-'a Homers ing left lor Los An· Major League Scouts faced. W.... rn Michigan bo.. sts geles Mond ay eager for tileir ) a te.m batti". Avor AgO of .lDl. NCAA Penalty r'} screen test. Several major league scouts were In conlrast, Iowa is hitting at In town Friday and Saturday to But Yankees Th.y should be a whopping suc· . only a .211 pace. The Hawkeyes NEW ORLEANS (A'I -- Auburn view the 10wa·Bradley 3-game se· have won six and lost seven this drew one of the stiffest penalties cess. ries. season. in the history of the National Col· The 4-1 Cubs, with a hefty .30~ Am0ft9 those wAtchl", wo,. Cy lowa coach Otto VOllel was un· Triumph, 4-1 legiate AtlJ!etic Assn. (N CAA ) team batting mark, will invade I SI .. pnick .. , of the Clo".l.nd In­ decided Mondax. on who would rules enforcement program Mon· NEW YORK (A'I - 's the Dodger homer paradise in the di ..nl; Sid Thrift, Pitt5bu'1Jh PI­ pitch [or the Hawkeyes. It is ex· day and had Seattle and Southern Colesium for a nigbt game tonight ntel; Mike Ryb .. , St. Louis C.. r­ pected that he will start either excellent relief pitching snuffed Methodist for company in the dog· dinall; And HAl Nowhouser, a.l­ sophomore Roger Rudeen, who's out the last of a half dozen Bos· house. Ulat opens a three game series. ton threats and the New York timo,. Oriolo •. been Iowa's best thus far, Auburn, winner of th.' national In the series just concludcd in £) Yankees wenl on to defeat the run· ~ . The scouts were nol looking at or one o[ several sophomore hurl· collegiate fcotball championlhlp famished Red Sox 4·1 Monday for the Colesium, the Dodgers hit five T any particular players, but were ers. their lirst consecutive victory. last fall, is in tho final .tages Bob Scheffing balls against the left field screen, searching for some. new talent. By Vog.1 probably will go with on. of an earlier probation, but It. coincidence, they aU lurned up at Hank Bauer got the Yankees oU May Want Out wh ich is 250 feet down the line, of the sophomores, sine. the winging in the first , bashing probation was extended anoth.r the 10wa·Bradley games. Hawk.y.. begin Big Ton plAY three y.ars. and hefted three over it for hom· THREE OF the scouts are well his first o[ the season. Friday At Ohio Stat.. Vog.1 I. Auburn finishing up its sec· ers. The Giants slammed eight known to close baseball followers. Don Larsen, New York's slarting ~ll'i"hk, is ...king more pltchl". holp and ond year of a 3-year sentence, and 4 Hawkeye Teams hits off the mesh and six over. The most (amous o[ the three, of pitcher. hit the other homer. a two· probably will use .. sop/Iomo,. Now, what will the Cubl do cour e, I ewhouser. run smash that boosted the win· under the probation, it would be in an .Hort to find an .. ddltionAI Will Be in Action with a guy like Ernie Bank., the Playing {or the in ners' margin to 3-0 in the second. Ah, Cmon Now Fellas eligible for bowl participation this stamr. I season. The new sentence however, .printy wri,ted righthandtd hit. the 1940's, Hal was the best left· was responsible ABOUT TO DELIVER the knockout punch that would have sent as. Friday, Saturday ter who smashed 43 homers last handed pitcher in the majors. In Western Michigan will start for 's lone run with a home silta nt gymnastici coach Sam Bailie into the Iowa pool was Bob will not permit bowl participation y.ar and has belted two so far 1945, Newhou er was the leading either southpaw Norm Hradek or run in lhe seventh inning. The until 1961 when the probation Opening of the Big Ten baseball Justice, Hawkeye trampoline performer. Justice and Hawkeye 9ym· this season? pitcher as the Tigers won the world righthander J ack Rumohr. Hra· big slugger struck out and ground· n.,tics teammates John McCurdy (right) and Obie Ross (left) decided period is over. season with three road games and dek boasts a 3'() record and has an Seattle drew a 2-year sentence The Cubs should give the screen championship over the Chicago cd into a force play to extend bis not to toss Ball i. in but not before giving him a scare. -Daily Iowan from the NCAA Executive Council five other contests in track, golf Cubs, outstanding average of hi tJess streak to nine times a t bat pI. to b L D a real test. Sixteen o[ lhe club's Nowhouser and I_.n Bob Fol­ .9 runs per game. R\lmohr has a before he singled sharply to right _"o__ y_ a_r_r_y _a_y_. _~ _____:--...,.... ______--:_ for offering illegal aid to two pros· and tennis comprise SUI's week's 50 hits have been for cxtra bases,. lor, who pitched for tho Clov .. 2-1 mark with a 1.26 E.R.A. in tnc fifth. His home~, hit oU pective basketball players. Only sports schedule. and half o[ them have been hom· lAnd Indians, _,. ,,.At riYAl. L.ading W.... rn Michlg .. n's Bob Grim, sailed into Lhe lowcr' G If Seattle's basketball team is a[· Iowa's baseball team plays Ohio ers. Rookie Johnny Goryl has two right field slands, a drive o[ about fected, and will be banned fro,,", and Cal Neeman one. They and In tho 44) 's, Inet d,.w g,..t heAVY hitting attack Ar. five 0 ers NCAA tournaments. ' State at Columbus Saturday in the crowds whon they opposed ••ch men with "ttlng averagll over 350 feet. Lose Opener; Banks are righthanders. Le£thand· Boston . 000 000 100- I 10 I . Big Ten opener. The Buckeyes en· ed hitters and Wall other, SI .. pnleka, still scoutl". .300. Rlthtfielder Le" Grabow· New York ...... 120 010 00,,- 4 9 0 SMU received a on.·yur pro­ for tho Indianl and in town Fri­ ski load, with ...452 mArk, fol· Nixon. Schroll (6). KJel y [8. and bation period fcf' obtalnl". • lob ter Ihe game with a fine record of Moryn have one and two homers, day, w.. tho man who ,igned lowed by 10fthAncler Larry Buch· White; Lar$en. Grim 161. Ford \6) and 13 wins, one loss and a lie. respecti vely. Bena. W - Larc.:;.en; L - Nixon. Liechty Breaks Mark for a prospective football playor. Follor, Anan (.400), c.ntor fielder Ter· Home runs Boston, Williams, New The case involved a prosp.ctlve Then the Hawkeyes go to Bloom· "I'm pretty anxious to see lhat ry MACk (.360), York, Bauer, Larsen. Ryba caught several years (or Iowa 10 t its opening golr malch of the season Monday despite John stud.nt for whom the University ington for a double-header with In· fence, but I might be pretty anx· the Sl. Louis Cardinals in the Craig Morri. (.333) and third ' Liechty' ncw competitive course record of 67. obtained a summer job with an ious to get out o[ the park, too," 1930's, and since then, has man· basemAn Jim Hock (,310), McDermott* * Trips* Sox Western Illinois edged the Hawkeyes, 14-13, in a dual marked by out· oil company. The NCAA. rul.d diana Saturday. Iowans were said Manager Bob Scheffing be· aged several minor league teams Iowa has only one regular hit· slanding golf played on the New Finkbine Course. that the job was "tailor made" scheduled to end their non·confer· fore heading west. "Look at Dan· DETROIT 1M - Mickey MeDer· and coached in the majors. ting over the .300 mark - In match play, West.rn I iii· and the player involved did not ence schedule with today's home ny O'Connell (Giantsl. lie pOked RYBA PLAYED with the old Dick Weatherly, who's hitting at a molt lined a pinch single to cen· have experience fIK such a job. lwo 300·foot nies over thal screen terfield in his fir t appearance nois was only 5·over par with game wilh Western Michigan. "gas·house gong" ~en he was .422 clip. Mosl o( the Hawkeye Auburn received the stiff pen· yesterday. with the Detroit Tigers Monday six men. Iowa's men were only In tennis, lhe lowans, with a cur· wllh lhe Cardinals. The "gas· regulars are well below the .300 Iowa Takes alty for offering a prospective stu· - " That fence might be jlood for house gang" was a group led by and gave lhe'll a 2-1 triumph over S.over par for the lon9 par 17 rent 3'() record, meet Southern 11 - mark. dent alhlete funds. Under NCAA .250 hitters, but it won't help the 1 I Dizzy Dean, Rip Collins and Pep­ the . course, which was slowed down policy, no name was given but the linois at home Friday at 2 p.m. and power hitters uniess they get the The lean southpaw, who bas not per Martin, who gained fame not Iowa dropped their second and 5 Firsts In Birmingham News said the athlete follow with Wisconsin on the local ball high in the air. The thing only by having a great baseball * * * seen action as a pitcher, greeted by rain. third games in a row Saturday as re1iefer Ray Moore wilb a line Liechty's 5·under par 67 broke was quarterback Don Fuell, I)f courts Saturday at 10 a.m. Iowa is 42 feet high, that's about like team, but also for tbeir crazy an· Bradley took a from Guntersville, Ala. a four·story building," tics off lhe playing field. smash that scored pinch runner the old competitive course record has bealen Bradley, Kalamazoo lhe Hawkeyes, 10·7, in 11 , Meet Two hours after the announce· So far, the Cubs' pitching is lag· , Ryba told several stories about Johnny Groth from second base. by two strokes. Liechty also holds 4-Way and Western Michigan with the loss and 3'(), in the 7-inning nightcap. ment, Seattle alhletic director ging way behind the hitting. No the antics of the Cardinals. On Groth was running [or Charley Maxwell, whose double leading off the course record, 66, set last year Iowa's track leam took five fir~t John Castellani resigned his posi. of only three sets. l' one trip to Philadelphia, Dean, Bradley capitalized on five slarter has finished a game. In five Iowa error. in the opener. Only dictated the removal of starter in II qualifying round [or a position places and ties lor a sixlh at tion. It was rumored Castellani had The $olf team, like the baseball games, different have been Collins and Martin donned car· Champaign, III., in a quadrangulflr two Brav,,' run, w.re elrned, Dick Donovan. on lhe Iowa team. made the offers lo the two basket· outfit. begins its conference sched· on the mound 19 times. penters' uniforms and marched with 1llinois, Northwestern and ball players. into a Philly hot.I. Iowa tied the first game in the Fot eight inning it was a tense In the morning's play, Iowa and ule. Minnesota and Wisconsin are Wisconsin. Castellani said he had not beon Unrecognized, they spent most o[ ninth with a 4·run outburst. Sec· pitching duel between Donovan Western lIIinois were ali even in the opponents in two dual meets on Illinois took seven evenls and tied asked to quit because of tho dis­ th morning moving chairs and and baseman Larry Harsch's doU· and Detroit starter Frank Lory. the be t·bail matches. Iowa's Steve the Hawkeye course starting at with Iowa for another. Wisconsin ciplinarv action but felt it would olher furnilure out into the halls, ble was the bi3' blow. ~ary was lifted for pinch hitter Showers and Jim Frazier defeated noon SatordaY. look one first place, while North· then I ft, saying they had to go to Bradley won in the 11th on three BUI Taylor, who singled to start Ai Barko and Dick Meycr, 3'(), be for tho good of tho ICboo!. The Drake Relays at Des Moines western failed lo win a single lunch. They didn't return, but singles, a 'i4lk, saorifice and wild art eighth inning rally that en· while Bud Judish and Clyde Felles In Seattle, AlI·Ametlcan ' basket. Friday and Saturday will attract a event in Saturday's competition. wenl wlo the hotel dining room, throw. • aQled Detroit to tie the score. 'tied Jim King and Danny Currier, ball player Elgin Baylor said the full squad o[ Iowa athletes in sev· where they posed as inlerior deco· In the second gIIm., fr.shma., 'rhe White Sox, who have lost The Hawck es' sprint r~lay team action would not change his deci· eral relays and special events. rators and moved everyone out. B.rnl. Dwyor hurlflt a neat 4· four o( six contests, still do not won bolh tne 440· and SIlO-yard sion to remain al Seattle for his From the dining room, th.y hitter to k.ep the Hawk.YII in have a oul of the Call Freshman events in its final luneu p for this last year of eligibility. Baylor had h•• d ed for a private dining room chock all tho WIY, The Bravos pilching staH reputed to be the weekend's Drake Relays. Tim been reported to be quilting school where a speaker w.. t.lklng to scored thoi first run In tho sec· finest in either league. Hines, Tom Burrows, Bob Warren to play professional basketball. tUBINS D~trolt ...... 000 000 Oll- 2 9 0 Golf Candidates and John Brown make up lhe Student Special a club. Th.r. they dropped ham­ ond inning on I walk to Chic~ Cltlca,o ...... 000 001 000- 1 3 0 mers, mov.d thin9' and did any­ Raybourn. and An error. Donovan. Moore (9) and LoHar; Lary. I_a golf (oach Zwitner has sprint quartet. VaJentinetti /8/ and He,an. W - Valen· thing els. to cause a commotion The other two runs came In the lIneUI. L - Donovan. asked that all Freshmen Golf Sophomore Bill Orris was res· until they w.ro finally kicked Wrd wben Raybourne singled with Candidates meet at 1 ;30 this ponsible [or two of the Iowa vic· out. the bases loaded. Thursday In the New Finkbine tories. He finished first in the That didn't stop them. They went .. Athletics* Slam* Indians* Clubhouse, 220·yard low burdles and 12().yard Into Ihe kitchen of the hotel and highs. o~o9P claimed 10 be Government food in· KANSAS CITY 1M - An eight.run Iowa tennis Team l'h·g~. Western John Goetz and "Deacon" Jones got back on the spectors. and had the cook almost eighth inning, featuring a bases· AI Ryskiewicz defealed L·i.echty viclory trail after a bout wilh the in tears as he tried to gel dinners loaded home run by Frank House, • Box Storage. Remai s Unbeaten and Russ Schrage, 3-0. flu. He won the 2-mile Salurday. If you see a financial 8,bell in prepared. gave the Kansas City Athletics a 'S' He suffered lhe first defeats o[ his your future, there is a way you 9-4 victory over the Cleveland In· Liechty's fine round came in • Fur Storage • Dean, Collins, and Marlin weren't Iowa's tennis team easily swept college career in lhe mile and 2- can start getting ahead of it- dians Monday night. the afternoon in match play, but TUES . - WED, - THURS. the only fun·lovers. On another to its third straight lriumph of the mile races on lhe leam's recent Regular Storage • nowl -- occasion, Rabbit Maranville, Jim House poked his homer over the it wasn't ,nough to offset West· year and remain unbeaten as it Arizona trip. • life insurance program started Bottomley and a couple of others right field fence in his second trip ern Illinois' balance, Liechty A trounced Western Michigan, 8-1. Bop Hansen, sophomore pole Berlou Mothproofing 3 days only while you're still in college can be persuaded Charlie Moran to go tl) the plate in the big inning after had the unfortunate broak of run· • • In Saturday's meet at Kalama· valutcr gave Iowa a first place tie (5 Year Guarantee) the first step in you r l i~e time along with them to swipe some getting a walk liS a pinch·hitter for ning up against Jim King, who zoo, Mich" the Hawkeyes swept in his specialty. financ ial planning. And you profit orange from some of lhe orange the doubles -blatches and took all Murry Dickson and fired a 2-under par 70) and thus, COach Francis Crelzmeyer ex· KEYS by lower premiums. groves in Florida where they were but one of the singles' matches. scoring on a single by Hec Lopez. Liechty wal abl. to gain only a DIAL 4161 Clev~ land , ., ... ., .000 002 200- 4 9 2 2-' advantage. pressed his pleasure in the Hawk· Mado In One Minute having . In the nu~r one singles match, Your campus representative is Kansas City .. . .000 000 18x- 9 5 0 eye's showing. " [ fclt they did real Unknown to Moran, Bottomloy Art Andrews rolled over John Grant. Rld.z1k 181. and Brown; Terry, Showers defeated Weslern IlIi· -Car K.ys qualified to discuss with you. DIckson (7). Gor ... n 191 and Chili. well,' he commented. "Especially brought a ,ho"un Iiong .nd Cook, 6-0, s..t. Other Iowa winners nois' Ryskiewicz, 21,2-1,2, a the -House Keys variely of plans to take care of W - Dickson. L - Rldzlk. undqr lhe cold windy conditions in when Maranville climbed up In were Bob Potthast, Joe Martin, Home runs - Cleveland, Marls: Hawkeye golfer fired a 74. Iowa's KELLEY you r present and future ne~ds. Kansas City. Held. House. lhe 1neet was held." . a tr.e, Bottoml.y fl,.d into tho Don Middl ••rook , and Bill VO'k Bob Brandenburg also won, 2-1, LAWRENCE T. WADE, air. According to plan, Maran­ over Dick Meyer, as Brandenburg Gen. Agt. man. ONLY ville fell out, .. nd yell.d to Moran, (owa'l! next action is this Fri· Redlegs* Win * in* 14 sMt a 73. LUMPE INJU RED CLEANERS 23c Savings & Loan Bldg. I "Run Charlie, thoy got me." day against Southern minois. The Iowa coach Chuck Zwien.r said NtW YORK 1M - Infielde:r Jerry Iowa City ..... ·Ph. 8-3631 PHILADELPHIA 1M - Bob Tbur· Moran never stopped until he got meet will start at 2 p.m. on the he had no complaints about tF!e Lumpe of the 118·120 So. Gilbert St. man's pi nch single put across the PROVIDENT MUTUAL Baek to the hotel. Iowa cOuru. Tbe Hawkeyes host meet. "I hate to lose," said severely sprained his left ankle , LUBINS Ryba said although lhe "gas· lead run and shortstop Roy Smal· always a place life Insurance Company Wisconsin at 10 a.m. on Saturday. Zwiener, "but I have no com· wheh he stepped on a loose ball SELF SERVE DRUGS house gang" had a million laughs, ley's two errors provided the insur· plaints. W. playod good golf, Monday, and will be out of action of Philadelphia Sln,l.. - Art Andrews III 'defuted ance tally for lhe Cincinnati Red· to park 118 E. Washington St. it was a dead serious team when John Cook. 6-0, 6-4; Bob Potthast III and so did they. for two and a half to lhree weeks. it got on the baseball field. ddeated Larry Yoder. 6-4. 8-1; Joe legs as they defealed lhe Philadel. "Western Illinois had a very good Martin m d ....ted Jack RaUaeHl , 6-3, I ' Ph'II' 4 2 ' 14 i' M I'm not so sure baseball couldn't 6.1; Don MJddlebrook €II defeated CllfI p ua lies· In nDlngs on· golf team. If we don't play worse use some more colorful players like Stron,. 6-3, 6-4; Bill Voxman f1l defeat· day night. than lhis, we should do all righl." Dean, Collins, and Marlin. I think ed Ed K"nulh, 7-5. 8.1 ; DOUJ Poort Clnc!...... 010 000 100 000 02- 4 15 0 tWM) defeated Milo Larimer, 6-4, 6-3. Phil...... 100 000 010 0.00 00- 2 9 4 Match results with scores in pa· BREMERS~~ it wou ld give the game a lilt. D ..bl ... - Anar.wI·MartOn (Il de· Kel ly. Acker (II. Je[fco.t 1111, Klipp· rCDlhesis: RYBA earried a poem about the leated Cook·Yoder. 6-4. 6-3; Potth.. t· stein (14\ and Bailey. Dotterer 111\; Middlebrook !l) defeated poor.t.slronJ'1 Semproch. Farrell 19). Hearn fl3>l. John Liechty. la. (67) defeated Jim ~ ' . ~ . Cardinals' great hitler, Stan Mus­ 2-8, 8-3. 10-1; Lorlmer·Voxman f[) Llpetn 1141 and Lopata . W - Jellcoal. Kin, 1701. 2.1. Ial, which 1 thought made a lot ddeated Knuth·Bob Jenkins. 6-1. 810. L - Hearn. Dan Currier. WI. (70) deleated Bud of sense. Judlsh. 1771. 34). "Ther. is a men most unusual. John Goetz. WI, (74) Ued Clyde Felte. /74\. I ' ...1' It. FEAtHER HEATHE RAND SIR PERIOR CORDS His name is Stan ''The MAn Steve Showe ... la., (74) defeated Al ~ ~ Rysklewlcz. 1751. 2~·\~ . Musill. ; "'any are tho records he h.. set AI Barko. WI. (74) defeated Dale ~ Haye. 1751. 2~·'~. And .. t 37 he is not flni ....d yet. Bob Brandenburg. Ia. (73) defeated SELFCAtRE~ Wash and Wear Fashion ~ By mlny he i, consl.red the Dick Mey"r (74). 2-1. best AXEa.pAN l.EAGUE But .ven better thl, y.ar with . W. L. Pel. 0 .8 . W. L. P el. G.B. FANS WELCOME CANADIENS ehleago ...... ,.,. I .800 a IIttlo ,..t. New York ., ...... 1 I .857 MONTREAL ~More than 2,000 ~ ' Kansa. CIIY ...... 4 2 .881 1'1. San Francisco ... 4 2 .~6 7 1 'h H.'s .. t home on first or In tho Wullln,ton . ., ... 3 2 ,000 2 CIncinnati ...... 3 2 .600 I hockey lans jammed downtown field, De\nllt ...... ,4 3 .571 2 MUwaukee ...... 3 2 .600 1 WiI?dsor Station Monday to weI· CI"veland . ., . .. .,3 4 .42. 3 Phll.delphla ..... 2 3 Aoo 2 And w. all know whit kind of A Baltimore . ., ... .,2 3 .400 3 PIttsburgh ...... 2 3 .400 2 come the Mo ntreal Canadiens back bAt thlt mAn CAn wiolel. ChlcllJlo ., ...... 2 4 .33l 3''''' Los Angeles ." ... 2 . ' .333 2 'h from Boston with their third St. LoUI. . ., ... 1 • .200 3 Here Bre the new darker shades in wash and wear suits, ~ His ca,...r has taken on min, BoaloD ·jioNDAi. ':SULr':' ~ straight Slanley Cup. especially created by Haspel for us in both smooth Feather· facets, BaWmore at WuhJn,ton. rain MONDAY'S aEsuLT!f N.... York 4. BoJlOrl 1 MII ••Uk ee at Plttsb"urllh, rain ----- Heathe, and the rich Sir Perior cords. They are a unique Exocutlvo ca,...r of A INnk And Detroit I. ChIuIO I CIJ!clnnall . , JrhDoelphl. 2 (1 4 In· blend oJ 70 % Dacron and 25% cotton with all the Selfcare Xa ....s City t. Clevclatld 4 ~ I ,.,taurant a,. his assots. nin," . attribute!. They remain fresh looking through the hottest TODA Y'S PITCHEIIt8 Ohl I know I wish I had his lob, ChIeai10 at Detroit - Wynn (1..0) vs TODAY'S PITOH ERS days and when soiled, just dip in suds, rinse, and hang to ... HAlf tyc"n and hoff Ty CobIt. Hoeft (11-0). Milwaukee at PIt15bur,h - Buhl drip-dryas smooth as if they were pressed. Come in and - Booton at New York - Sisler U..o} vs (1-0) vs Kline (0-11. I'lL SFEAI01oI6 Of SfO'IS:­ see these suits by the people who know lhe most about wash I And ,.member If your son. a,. Sturdivant (11- 1), St. Louis at San Francisco IN) - L. in a dugout, Cleveland at Xa..... s City - Lemon McDaniel (0-11 v. Anlon"UI (0- 0), SPOT ~rT05AYEI9 and wear fashions . 2 (O-OJ vs a ...... ,. (1-0) . ChlcalJO It Los Anllel"" IN) - Hobble YOU 'lttJ ~ You won't hAYO to Ioek .., thom BalUmore at W.lhln,ton - .H ....h· (1-01 or Drott 11-01 v. Podrel 0-0). 'Y'ARDSNJO In • h.lI9Out. man (I·OJ vs Kemmerer (O-G ). On ly ,orne. ICheduled. "",I""Un: Wal la 1. 11•. 5TlLL BEAT Wula. Dr, ....It. ~.rrolHE W.... , Dt" ftlllSH lIlJE. Pol" ...... , IS. lit. a.,..Dr, ODI,. .. ee Ilt. ~ J 8"alt.la •. Ille lla. Al f Have Job-Will Tra-vel ~i The Men's S60p tt9S.~·lII.16" ~ Nttd 3 men wile mutt eAm ~ ' ,bur key $2,510 this lummer. CampUs Man.,.r Openi",. For Inferm .. to, a distinctive tioe Write: ,.... Manater, '0 wardrobe 2601. So. DoM. St.tion, De, • I ~ l~ E. -College ~"'" la. , ...."""""':....",,, ...'"'"~B REM ERS .' THE DA ILY IOWAN-Iowa City, l owa-T u~sd ay. April 22, Usa- P age 5 National Medical Week- SUI Council Outlines Leaps With l I.C. Gomm~nity Theatre Child from Freedom Week Plans' Hotel Room Play Starts April 30 Honor SUI Center fay 4 through J\f ay 9 bas been phlet will contain questions to ROSARIO , Argentina LfI - A The Iowa City Commu"ty The· Zender, School of Journalism libra· declared Academic Fret!dom Week arouse thinking by the individuals man accused o{ sending his wife From a $3,000 appropriation 89 atre's spring production, "Orphe· rian ; Ma rtha Kelly. G, Des for Ule "remodeling of rooms to students who chao to enter the by the SUI Stud nt Council com· taking part in the discu sian. an til body of their murdered younger Moines; Obra Quave, G. Gulfport. years ago, the SUI College of meet the needs o[ the medical medical profession are a Medical mittee in charge of the annual explanation of the week and a bib­ daughter leaped [rom a hotel win· us Descending" (Something Wild in Miss .; James Burkhead, G. Madi· Medicine has grown to become the department." The department at Laboratories Building, a General event. The committee Is headed liography of the books in tbe li· dow Monday with their elder the Country ) by TeMes ee Willi· that time was the College or Phy. son. Wis. he:!rt of a medical center to which Hospital of 700 beds. a 65·bed Psy· by Judy Jones, A2, Moline. Ill. brary concerning freedom in edu· daughter in his arms. ams, will be presented April 30. sicians and Surgeons at Keokuk. cation. The play will be presented on an Iowa physicians reCer more than The committee oullined the pur· Elght·year-old Carmen Beatriz May I, 2, and 3 at the Old Eagles L·shaped stage, with the audience The approprialion was the result chopathic Hospital, a Children 's Academic Freedom Week is spon· pose of the week: to promote an Rodriguez was saved from death 1 nanking two sides of it. 50.000 patients a year. -- o[ pressure to move the depart­ Hospit~l which now sen'e a an sored by the S 1 Student Council, Lodge, 23 % E. Washingwn SI. Cur· awakening of students to the pre . when she fell on a hotel awning. Tickets for this final play of the This week. at the suggestion of ment to Iowa Ciiy where it could Isolation· Rehabilitation Hospital ent and fulure problems involved with the cooperation of the YWCA . Her Cather, Ernesto Raul Rod· tain time is 8 p.m. become an integral part oC the local group's 1957·58 season are on President Eis nhower, lhe Iowa !the department of pediatrics is in academic freedom and to edu· riguez. fell to the pavement below A cast of 17 persons Is now in College of Medicine and its sister Uni versity. sale for $1 at Towner's Beauty Sa· now in the Gener:!l Hospitall, a cale students on the problems of Investigate Accident and was injured critically. He was rehearsal under the direction oC schools across the nation are being The appropriation permitted reo academic freedom. lon, Jackson's Electric and rnay Hospital·School for Severely Handi· not expected to survive. Robert Spanabel. G, Struthers, O. also be obtained from members of honored tor the contributions thl'Y modeling of then-cxisting facilities Activities for the week will in· Rodriguez went through the win· have made to the country's health. to provide an amphitheater, a wait· capped Children, and a new $1.5 Involving SUI Students In the cast are: Mrs. Donald the organization. Information and million Medical Research Center elude a di play in the library, di . dow with his daughter when p0- space reservations will be avail· Iowa Gov. Herschel Loveless has ing room, a room for microscopial in Stribling, secretary at University which was dedicated last fall. cussions in communication skills An accident involving SUI stu· lice surprised him his hotel able by telephoning 4350. the Iowa joined olher chief executives in analomy and another room in the classes. pos ibly in the ections 0( dents is still being investigated by room. Photo Service; Dennis Hayes, G, Medical students at SUI now City Recreation Commission office. proclaiming April 20·26 as Medical basement of the building. All lec· first semester American Govern· police. It occurred at Newton He had been sought since SUb· Fares! City; Mrs. James Moore, Education Week. tures and clinics were held in the number about 4SO, with approxi. menl and a tentative dale on the Road Saturday. but no injuries reo day, when his wife, Marta Rod· Iowa City; Stephanie Wood, AI , SI. In the summer of 1869, SUI reo one amphlthea,ter. mately J.2() new students enlering Union Board "Spotlight Series" suited. riguez. opened a traveling bag de· Louis ; James Larson, A2. OPEN REVIEW BOARDS ceived an appropriation of $3,000 Today, facilities available, for training each year. Friday, May 9. !\fartin E. Ziesman, AI, Cedar livered to her Buenos Aires home E. The commlltee will publicize a Rapids, was driving one car in· by special messenger. Inside she Boone; John Tracy, A2' Ankeny ; DES M01NES IA'I - Both county Four Men Are Charged brochure which will be used for . volved in the accident. Police found the body of her 6-year-old Joseph Mauck. G, Trenton. Mo., and city boards o[ as essment and Girls Wash Windows Two Thefts, Auto the class discussions. The pamr Chief O. A. White estimated dam· daughter. Martita Dora , who had president oC the Iowa City Com· review must open aU their meet· To Assist Cancer Drive On Intoxication Counts age to the car at about $2SO. been strangled. munity Theatre; Leroy Hester, ings to the puhlic, the Iowa attor· 1embers oC Sigma DeUa Tau Da ma ge Reported The second car is own d by John With the body were children's Iowa City; Mrs . Hood Gardner, Dey general 's oUiee ruled Monday. are supporting the Cancer Drive by Several property, damage and Three men chl\rged with intoxi· was charged with intoxication at· S. Warren. A2. Dubuque. Warren clothes, {Jowers. and a note bear· Iowa City ; Raymond Booth, Iowa The opinion was issued after washing windows for local mer· theft complaints were r ceived by cation were fined in police court urday. and several other students were in ing Rodriguez ' name which saId: City; Mrs. Donald Mittag. Iowa State Sen. Thomas J. Dailey (D­ chants. police over the weekend. over Ule weekend and a fourth G. A. Wiese, 222 Golfview ave· th car at the time of the accident, "Next week 1 will send you, in City; Mrs. Donald LeBord, Iowa Burlington), asked whether a city Thirty·five coeds spent Saturday Michael Duffy. owner of Duffy's man was sentenced to jail. nue, Charle Vermace. aloof White said. the ame way, your other daugh. City; Mrs. Lyle Fisher. secretary, board of review can lega lly hold Iowa City, and Leon Bradley, Rock cleaning windows at six local gro· Tavern. 221 S. Dubuque St.. reo Receiving a lO-day jail senlence No charges have yet been filed. ter." School of Journalism ; Mrs. Joe closed meetings. cery stores and donated the con· ported that someone broke into the [sland. were fined $10 and co ts: tribtuions of the store managers tavern through the back door Sat· was Henry Carl Olson who e ad· They were charged with intoxica· to the Cancer Fund. urday night and stole several 6- dress was unknown by police. He tion Saturday. Equipment used for the work. packs of beer from a cooler in ide. was donated by an Towa City serv· James D. Park, A2, Iowa City, ice station. reported Saturday that two hub· Englert I Marlon Branda • Dean Marlin caps valued at $15 were taken off Montgomery Clift his auto while it was parked near POSITIVELY the Me Too food sl,Qre. LAST DAY I "THE YOUNG LIONS" City Record Paul Nielsen, 2408 Crest View St. reported to police than an antenna Marriage Licenses: valued at $18 was broken off his William Neubauer, 19. Iowa City, car Sunday night. Classified Misceila neoul for Sal. Autos for Sal. !'louse For Sale , and 16, Kathline Farnsworth, Iowa TOR SALE: Several modem homel In City. _ FEWER AUTOS Advertising Rates REFRIGERATOR. buruu. undbox.mlt- 1953 PL.Y.MOUTH hard·lop. E><'clol. .xcellenl condl. Iract. 8-3i48. 5·lft Academy Award Plum. 4·" lion. $375 .00. U549 nner 5:50 p.m. 4.28 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Black, saine 1957 week. Four Days ...... 14C a Word tots for Sale Winner RECONDITIONED Jeweled w.lchpi at I 80 Coralville. boy. April 19. Five Days ...... 15c a Word r~alOnnble nclcu. W.yn~r'1 J ewelry. JJ57 lIarl y Motorcycle. 4500 m l.~. ~ 4.2ft mll~. per ,.lIon. $350.00. Term•. Dial CORALVILLE - Bulldlnl 101 60 x lOt. Mr. llnd Mr . Charles Owen 702 Teo Days ...... 20c a Word E. Bloomington St., boy, Apri\ 20. Y-VP-P-J;-R-W-A-R-J;---r-In- e-It-kl-tc-h-en-u-II-U, 8·5884. 4·:2 o':~~:~ 8-'3'4~8. shade tr~.. . $1.650. e .~~ JOANNE One Montn .. .. " 39C a Word Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Garvy, Iy ware. It ..,.JI. Gw~n Setterber,. HAVE to ,eU 1953 PI.k.rd ::Ied.n. I.e.v. 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PRICES: STARTS Matin_75c TODAY Ev ••-fOc Page 6-THE DAllY lOWAN-I_a City, 1__ Tu esday, April 2.2, "51 at the time oC the accident. :~.:: .,.. 117lh SI., lllchmond H_lllI, .old Gold Days- .1 Plane Crash"":" \ .10 . W. Ed.watsl NolI,nber,. 4M4 • • TIw bodie, of all 4J r,bNrd t' • ,t"'!ureJ GroV'. 9IIJcSio ~ CIoJlf.· '. r . 1 (Continued from Page 1) lilil., Ind the twe Air Force t n. Mrs. Nellie' O'BrWn' Mpll.n, Neb. (ContlnIJed from Paget) .. pilots wore found in the wreck­ th~~::aS:"k~~e~~~~~ . "~5 JI- w- • lie of the twe pl_" U . Mn. Helen A. Rachford, WOld Mill Road. Pasadena. c.Uf. SponsorelJ by Central Party 'Com­ I tion - following radio signals from It was the fourth major air dis­ 14 Robert Earl Rankin. 108 CameUI. mittee, the dance will feature La A tnl\elini exhibit of the 14th I A S<'COnd news picture di splay - t pictorial journalism studcnts. IAubrey Bodine, Baltimore Sun, the the ground. He was told to go aster in the Southwest in less than st.. Anabelm. CallI. 15. Warren D. Rhodes, 817 Twentieth Elgart's music. Tickels for the annu?,! t • . ew~ . Pict,ures ~f the winning prints in the Iowa Press All of the top prize winners and Newspaper·Magazine Photographer ahead. We don·t know what hap· two years involving coUisions. St.. Santa Monica .. C.III. event did not arrive Monday morn­ pened then. 18. Mn. RosaJJe Rubino Welnsteln. ~a~n ~~1~~~0~:1~ :rr~~~)a![ Photographers conh!!>t - will be finalists in this ye~r's cont~sls - oC the Ycar. . History's worst civilian crash oc· 16 E. Eighth St .. New York City. ing as seheduled, . so they will III) the Communications Center from placed on the second floor of the the largest of their kmd In the The still division oC thIS year's "The pilot could have been fly­ currcd June 30, 1956, when two 17. Howard Arthur Thomas. 1861 E. on sale this morning at the ) nfor­ ing on his airplane radio to make Mendlnco. Altadena. Calif. April 23 to 1ay 15. The display Communications Center after Iworld today - \\ ill be in the pi:;· national contest was judged in tcn transports smashed into each other 18. Lewl. K. Well. 1024 Menlo. Los maUon Desk of the Union. is to be held in conjunction with ludging May 2. Both dl piay will ture exhibits. The exhibits will also different categories. This exhibit the descent. I assume he was un­ over the G rand Canyon, killing 128. Angel ••. SATURDAY NIGHT Union Show· der the hood - but wc can't tell." It. Mrs. BeSSie Wilson. BI3 51. An­ the 11th annual all-Iowa Prt!ss Ithen be open to the public until \ include representative prints from contains a cro s·section of prinls, On Jan. 31. 1957, a transport on drews, Santa Ana, Calli case, another dance will be held 20. Major Rl>berl E .Oarmody. 4412 Photographers Association hort May 15. the nation's leading newspaper and numbering 120, from all categories Nellis AFB reported its ~ommu· a check flight collided with a Navy Via Azel.. Palos Verdes Esta les. consisting of a Carnival of Buds cour . The short course. whieh will be magazine photographers. Award in the still contest. This ycar's nication center picked up the cry, jet over the crowded San Fernando Call(. featuring the Gary Behm. Leo 21. Major Lynden T. Hlahley, lIS The picture competition. {or conducted by leading news photo- winning photos include those of show will tour over 150 cities, be­ "Mayday" - the aviator's distress VaJJey. Five men aboard the two Fllte.nth St.. Manhattan Beach. Calli. Cortimlglia, and Robert Watsoa working prcss photographers in graphers and picture editors in the Howard Sochurek. LIFE Magazine, ing exhibited at leading colleges call. just aftor thc collision. Other planes were killed. 22. Charles 0 , Matlock. 3111 Del Rey. orchestras and the James Wilke the nation. i co· ponsorcd by the midwest, will be held in the Com- named Magazine Photographer of and unil'ersilies, public libraries words [ollowed. but they were too Three students were killcd and San Bernardino. CIlIle. 23, Capt. titev. PariS. 17&' First St .. Quartet. The music for this oc· Nationol pre. Photographers As- munications Cent r May 2. 3. 4. It the Year, George Small reed, Jr., and museums, and thus. being garbled to be distinguishable. 70 injured when the crippled trans­ Manhatta .. Beach. Calli. ' casion will be provided by a grant sociation and the Encyclopedia is open to working Iowa press Columbus Dispatch. ewspaper viewed by more than 2,000,000 per- port plowed into a school1ard. 24. Clayton ,P.rson~. ,1247 I!evOl\ Crom Tru ~t Radiomen said the ,1I0t ""ight PI,ce. RedlancU. Ca U(' the Funds of the"Re­ Britannica. photographers, TV newsmen and Photographer 01 the Year, and A. sons. have been reporting a "flame· Less than three months ago a 25. Frank Albert Theobold, 7188 .Del cording 1ll4ustrles, ~ai" Military Air Transport plane and a Rose, San Bernardino, CaUl. out" - a cutout of tha jet e",ino, 28, Harold Euaene Thom_, 3164 through the , coopet'ation of, ~ er reporting that they were bail­ Navy patrol bomber collided at Si xth St .. San Bernardino. CaIlL 450, Americjln Federat10n of $\111. night over' a LOs Angeles suburb, 21 Dwl,bt M. Blackwelder. .J2t clans; . Ing out, InvOitilmn ,ild it, Plorieer St. Akron. Ohio. ceultl not be determinod whether killing 47 in the planes and a 28. Roberl HI,h(. 2740 Via Anlt... • Adlnission is free to the darice housewife on the ground .... Palos V~es. Calif. tope' held in the UnioD. ' ~ eitolMr man had tried t, UN his 29. Ralph Kean. 7642 CI~ar Grove parachute. United Air Line headquarte~~ I>l'lve, North Downey. Calif. schOOl 'students wiU also be able Monday listed the passengers on 30. Mri. Clara S,. Klehfolh . MB 19th to ' use the Union games area ·and The transport, bound for NeW St:. NE. Cedar ~.Jlld.. Iowa, York with stops at Denver. LCansas its plane as follows: ,- 31. Mr, Clare J "Lar,va. I82S W. listeD ~o classical musiy..HI t£lie lJ· I. Morton C. Aaronson. 16517 H.rt­ 'TIlth SI~ Los w"'I)UleS, . ,Cidelity music room. '1;' City and Washington. left Los An· sook. Endno. C.lI(. 32 Robert Jame"~ McKlnney, 1108 . N, geles at 7:50 a.m. The CAA got its 2. Samuel Ru.h BaUey, 7331 W. 92nd HII.da,o, Albambra .. CaUf. On bOth Friday and satYrda, St.. Los Angel ••. 33. John Petri. 5871 W 7SIn St., nights Varsity Varieties. a , eam­ last report from the airliner as it 3. John Barrett Emanuel. 318 Ave. Inglewood. CIlIlf. . ~ passed over the Mojave Desert E .• Redondo B-seh, CaUf. 34. Wendell A. Simmons, 1546 Wln­ pus talent show. will be presented: 4. John Pedrick. 7003 E. Harbor. cllesler, Glendale. Calif. 6,000 tickets, at 50 cents each, welit town of Daggetl about halfway to Downey. Calif. 35. William Hal'l'iIon TOl'l'ans. 7038 Las Vegas. It was flying at 21,000 5. Robert H. Friedel. 944 S. MonLe­ Latljera. Los An,elel. on sale at Whetstone's and the zuma. West Covina. CallC. 36. Norton Weiner, 41100 Blue Bell Union Monday. feet and was due over Las Vegas 6. Donald Kaufman, profeBOlon.l1y Ave .. North Hollywood, CaUf. at 8:31 a.m. known as Don Kaye. 275S Club Dr .. 37. & 38. Mr. and Mrs. David LlplOn. Tickets may also be purchased Denver. from the AWS Freshman Councll­ . h d k [C 1 ILos 7. Angeles. The Jet a ta en 0 C rom Nel - S. Robert Kal1enbaugh. N331 39. & ~O. Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Linne­ is, 16 miles north of Las Vegas, at Bonnockbrun Ave., Ch .., lot\ Hills. Los man, Jtr •• Marysville. Mo. sponsored skit groups going i~nd · t b Anl"les. 41. W. M. Leleo. Honolulu. to sororities, fraternities, lII1d wo­ 7 : 45 a.m. It was re lurnmg 0 ase 8. & 9. Mr. and Mr.. Andrew J , 42. Mary Mackay. ees Moines. Iowa. men's dormitories this evel1ing. A CHOSEN NUMBER oC the hlp Georges Bidault . school guests. selected by their principals, will attend the Leader· Einal Touches Added ship Training Sc\lool on Saturday at May Become 25th 10 a.m. in the River Room 2f the French Premier Union. Sponsored by Mortar .Board To Emergency BilJ and Omicron Delta Kappa, the PARIS IA'I - Georges Bidault, subject for the event is "Respoa­ who wants France to get tougher WASHlNGTON IA'I - The House Democratic-backed bill woul'\. he sible IndividlJaliBm: Concept ot in Algeria, said Monday night he Ways and Means ComCittee put fi­ ready for House action Thui'sday or Leadershil"" ' hopes to go before the National nal touches Monday to a bill pro­ Friday if leaders give the word. At 4:30 p.m. Saturday, a W,ter Show, promoted, by Dolphin Club, Assembly Thursday to seek con­ viding an additional ]6 weeks of Mills said committee estll)'Jates firmation as premier of France's emergency jobless pay for some put the cost of the emergency will take- ,place on the lowa ~iver, will take place on the Iowa River. 25th postwar Cabinet. 5,200,000 unemployed workers dur­ jobless relief program at $1,575,- ing the next year. 000,000. It would expire July 1, People will sit on the ealt jliIe Ii. But he faces the problem oC lin­ the river t.:north of the ing up support in his own party. The Democratic majority on the toOtbridle 1959, and would be financed whol­ and watch such aquatic per'fonn­ Bidault talked in his hotel room committee had approved the bjli ly by the Federal Treasury. apees as. diving and skli~g ,~1Jl. Monday with several individual last Thursday. The additional 16 weeks oC job­ bons. .' • politicians but no party delega­ Committee Republicans tried un­ less pay would be available' to an tions. successfully to cut out of the mea­ estimated 3,100,000 unemployed His own party, the Catholic Pop­ sure a provision making Federal workers who now have exhausted The Price of Courage ular Republican Movement - unemployment relief payments their benefits under the Federal­ MRP - has scheduled a meeting available to workers not now eligj­ state insured unemployment com­ A PICTURE WHICH IS entitled Courage displays courage through the Cor Tuesday to decide its course. ble under state insurance pro· pensation program. ·sox. clonchod fists of columnist Victor Riesel, victim of an acid attack. Most of the MRP opposes Bi­ grams. Tho photo won first prize in the general news category. dault because oC his tough views The committee estimated anoth­ Republicans denounced this pro­ This Upset World on how France should handle the er 2,100,000 noneligible workers vision as a dole going bcyond the might be eligible under the straight STORAGE rebellion in Algeria. TH IS PHOTO WON FIRST .prize in the sports division. The picture, "wildest dreams oC the New Deal relief provisions of the bill, These was taken by photographer on the New York Dally News. The ,hot But Bidault seems to hold Cavor -; because of these views - with and Fair Deal." workers who do not now come • Our own vaylts freezes action at tho climax of a high jump" Chairman Mills (D·Ark.> said the under the program. t~e Fonservative independents, the DeGaulisl Social Republicans, the extreme right-wing Poujadists, and • Nothing to,pay some radical splinter groups. Offer 40 International Fellowships Thcse groups have about 175 A total of $99,500 in American t.he fellowship ycar begins Juiy 1, untiUall ' t voles in the 595-scat Assembly: Association of University Women 1959. , IAAUW) Cellowships will be avail- Both national and internl\tion~ able {or the 1959·60 school year, the fellowships are u~p slricted as to • 2 SUI Students Attend Committee on Awards ' has an- (Jcld and pla.ce .of study, eX,cept San Francisco Meeting nounced. t~at the Int(lqla~iC!nal , {ellowsplps Two main types of fellowships must be usM in a coun(ry other ' ~lr Force ROTC Cadets Richard available are national and interna- than [be candidatq's owh. Ca-\ldl­ Ml\urer, E3. Iowa City, and David tional awards, according to Infor- da~s must complete the' residence W. Thomson, AS, Mt. Vernon, re­ malion received by the SUI Gradu- req\lirements for the doctorate be­ c~rtly returncd from a 4·day an­ ate College. fore the (eUow~hip year begins on nual national conclave of the Ar· Forty national fcllowships pro- July 1, 1959. . nold Air Society held at San Fran­ viding from $2,000 to $4,000 each Application forms may be ob­ • cISco's Sheraton Palace Hotel. arc open to American women wh~ talned acter July lS from: Associ­ ..The two men represented the already hold a doctorate, or who ate, AAUW Fellowship Program. 2" f, C~".II. 10Fai Billy Mitchell Squadron of will flllfill all the requirements ex- 1634 Eye Street, N.W., Washington Dia'3W, the Arnold Air Society. cept the dissertation by the time 6. D.C. MEN OF AMERICA: ON SEA DUTY

White sprey pounding I Wind a-blowing free t Keen eyes look for danger on the seal '1,., With the ships on patrol, You'" find a man ILove Me Tenderl Brink of War? Stops to take big pJ •••\oIr~ S()METHING NOT SEEN every day is portrayed in this picturo. The When and 'where he can ... " THE PICTURE IS ENTITLED ELVIS. A photographer of tho St, picture, taken by a BuHalo, N.Y., photollrlpher, won honorlble mon. Petersburg Timn in Florida roceived first prize in the personaltie, tlon in tho newspaper felture category, category with this close.up of The Pelvis.· CHESTERFIELD

Liw-ocIionlhoe­ Juvenile Held, Breaks Jail Windows U. S. COIJIt GIMITd A 17-year-old boy being held Cor The youth was 'clrrested by Iowa investigation knocked out the sec. I City Police Monday afternoon. He ond-sLory windows of t.he Johnson is being held for investigation of County Jail about 3:30 p.m. Mon· a theft , according to Mrs. Martha HOUSEHOLD (LEANING day. Welcher, Johnson County juvenile A woman who saw Lhe incident and probation officer. SPECIALS. said sbe called to the youth and County Sheriff Albert J. "Pat" asked why he was breaking the Murphy, when contacted Monday windows. He replied, " I want to evening, said he did not know the talk to someone." number of windows broken. More people. come to HFC

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