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Associated Press Leased Wire and Wirephoto Herald TribuDe New. Service Leued Wire Saturday. April 22, 1961. Iowa City, Iowa I(ennedy To Confer with Ike on
/ * * * * * * Pr:esident, GOP Cardona:I Rebels 'Will Str.ike Again' Leaders To -Meet Iy ROWLAND EVANS JR. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Herald Tribune N.wI Service ALthough acknowledging a grave reverse in last Monday's WASHINGTON, (HTNS) - President Kennedy will med seaborne operations, the leader of Cuba:S rebels declared Fri former President Eisenhower at Camp David, in Maryland to- day new landing forces ' will strike Cuba in the struggle to un day to review the darkening developments in ' Cuba. • seat Fidel Castro. It will be the second conversation between the 43·year-o~d As the Cuban exile high command vowed to fight until the President and his 70-year.old predecessor since th~ inaugura end, Castro was reported by Havana radio as directing a mop tion. up of the invasion that was shattered on the southern beaches TIle meeting will culminate a week of the most inten~ive of Cuba. conferring between the Democratic Chief Executive and le~d· * * * Jose Miro Cardona, presi· ers of the opposition party, a dent of the Cuban Revolution· w 11 as with leaders of his own ·U.N. Gives ary Council, conceded the party. Laotian Says grave reverse in Monday's The President's urgency in plans. His own son was re taking the Republican leaders Peace-Making ported among those captured on Cease-Fire the beaches. But he said more into his conference underlines landings will continue to take tile graVity of the Cuban af· Job to O.A.S. place. fair. Kennedy has reviewed in Miro Cardona said 23 prisoners intimate detail with these Re· Due Shortly UNl'lED Nh'l'lONS, N.Y. (A'\ - were shot in the last 48 hours and publicans almost every asped MOSCOW (.fI - Former Lao The U.N. Political Committee over· he appealed to the world to stop tian Premier SouvaMa Phouma. rode Soviet and Cuban objections the bloodshed. of the unfortunate fiasco that be· gan to unlold a week ago. a sell-exiled neutralist, said Fri· Friday and assigned to Latin EIIII. lourc.s in Florid. .s· day be will return to hla country American nations the chief role s.rted thlt shipi bearing 500 to The conference will h.ve his· Tuesday or Wednesday. "which of peacemaker between Cuba aqd 1,500 fl,hte,. tr.lned In gu.rllla Spring Scene on the' Pentacrest toric .verton••• Eisenhower and will coincide with the start of a Harry S. Trum.n, whom he IUC' the United States. w.rf..... I,.oely h.d set Nil In the 70. the 1"1-62 cease·Cire" in Laos. As the t.mperltur. ros. into FridlY, try-outs for S.loctlon of next y•• r's cheerl ••d.rs will be mado .t 2:30 p.m. Mott. ceeded in the White House, w.r. It was a sharp rebulf to Cuba the direction of Cub •• ch.. rI.ad.rs w.r. mov.d outside to t.k. full advant.g. of the warm doy in M.cbrldo Auditorium. Four m.mbers of P.p Club Council Britain and the Soviet Union and the Soviet Union. Faced with net on spe.king terms durin, the sunlight. H.r., • group of 16 wom.n and 3 m.n •••cut. a drill on and two of this y.o,.'s cheerl.ed.rs will mok. the finol ....ctlons. were expected to issue a joint certain defeat, the Soviet Union Cuban Government broadcasts two Eisenhow.r Admlnlstratl",s. the I.wn ••st of Old C.pitol .s this year'. cheerl ••d.rs look on. -D.ily lowon Photo by R.lph Speas cease·fire appeal within 48 boura withdrew its resolution asking for charged the United States had Friday Afternoon Kennedy called but Souvanna's atatement was the condemnation of the United States trained and carried the invaders -----,------ In Sen. Barry M. Goldwater. Ariz .. strongest indication yet that East as Bn aggressor in Cuba. to Cuba this week. The rebels reo the strongest voice of the Republi· and West had decided on a date The Soviets proposed the con· plied that active Soviet, Red Chi· can right. Goldwater has proposed Cor calling a halt to fighting in demnation in the wake of last nese and Czechoslovak aid enllbled Eichmann: Rocket Plane that the United States throw a the Soulheast Asian kingdom. blockade around the island of Cuba Monday's invasion of Cuba, but the Castro regime to shatter the Iowa House Gets Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei only Soviet bloc nations and Cuba beachhead. as a first measure to collapse the A. Gromyko told diplomats a Castro regime. com· spoke Cor it. The Cuban radio said prisoners promise had been reached on the Would Kill Sets New The two men loUted for 45 min· By a vote of 61·27 with 10 abo captured on the beach reported sequence of a cease·fire and a stentions the committee approved utes. There were no details of the peace conference. which made It they were flown from the United TV Education Bill conversation but If he talked as a resolution sponsored by seven possible to publish a truce appeal. States to Retalhuleu. a guerrilla frankly with GoldWater as he has Latin American nations giving the training camp in Guatemala. were Own Father Souvanna, though he has lived c i DES MOINES (A'\ - Resolutions in Iowa. known as tohe Gibson Re· Speed Record Organization of American States with other Republicans. the Presi In Cambodia slnce neelng Vien· trained th~re by 25 Instructors JERUSALEM IN! .... Adolf Eich directing PI' paratioo or statewide po.:t. EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE. dent told all. (OM) the primlU')' respoD&lhilll.y from the "Yankee Army," flown tiane in IJecfmher 1960. has been mann told an Israeli security plans Cor a !System 01 regional This report, the result of a two- Calif. (,f! _ Maj. Bob White new for trying to resolve U.S.·Cuban to Puerto Cabezas on Nicaragua's The P .... kIt"f will send • helI • central figure in move. to encl agent he would kill his own father juniat' colleges and declaring year study of Iowa sohool needs the X15 rocket plane to a new copter to pick up E isenhowor at differences. east coast, then taken to Cuba in the Laotian civil war. He I. re "without hesitation" if ordered to legislative upport for expanded by an Indiana. University staIf controlled flight speed record of hi. GettylbUlll form In time to Raul Roa, Cuban foreign min· North American transports with cognized by the pr~Commun1at ister. denounced the resolution as do so, according to tape recorded use oC educational television were member said the Ssingle II was indeed fitting for Messrs. W.... 7 , .m. Dible Slud, UNITED BRETlIERN CHURCD denti~l nomin e, word leak d out abouf an old family KalGna movement "Quartet-Satz." As Canin, Ferrell. Olefaky. and Preu· CHURCH 01' JESUS CHII.lST Key. Ho"ard H. Marl,.. P ...., evef\r that brought great gasps from the extracurricular u ual w'it1h Schubert. the melody cil to close the series of concerts OF LArrEB-DAY SAINTS ':110 ".m. S.nd .., S.b.ol Of Co-ops Vary 911 E. F.lrebU. 8L VI.slts r" an a,el . activ.ity criticizers. For years, brothers Jack, Bob and Ted, is wperb but not subjected to with a testament of such suo Prlelthood. 9 • . m. 10:80 • . m. Dlvln. Worsblp 12:30 Potluck dinner tor Gonrn,_'•• By LYM~N a. POWELL Presidents of universities where thematic development. This is perlative beauty. We are all Sunday School, 10:110 • •m. along with a host of other Kenn dys, periodically romped .a short piece of fast and pure durably grateful to them for their S.cram.nl M •• llnr. 6 p .m. and Unl".t.ny Slad. nts 8 p •• I,,1 10 lh. DI cooperatives are in operation. Of ' :110 p.m. EvcnlnJ S.rvlc. wllb ,.001_ Junior Oholr relu:anal an' A .... about the ir Massachusetts home grounds playing touch ("""~ 01 . ' Serle.) course most of these were an· delight. Executed with crispnoss artistry lind dedication. cHuaCH OF THE NAZARENB 1006 Wad. St. Blbl. Sludr football. Tl\is topiC bad great critical possibilities if ever Of the stores studied in this swered and ret urned by sub· Th. R ••• norold L. Keen.,.. I' ....or lI,noln, W .....lp. 10:30 a .m . ST. ANDllEW PIlJllSB Y'IBRI"'" all the Xennedys and Kennedy-in-Iaws now employed by paper, nine ale incorporated and ordinate oCCicers instead of by CUVRCII one. (The Oniversity Coopera the Presidents themselves. 8unset .nd Meltolte A"e. the gov nment gathered together someday to revive Cosmo-not Learns How THE CONGBEGATIONAL CB\lRCB Unllr.r.ll, lIo1.blo tive at the University oC Wiscon The results were amazing and CUnlon and Joff.rson Sh.ela ltev. Hubert ft. 8rom, ,..tor the old grldj~on hattle right on the White House lawn. sill,) is a cl>p1mon law Massa John G. Croll. Mlnu"'r P a.m. Cburob Sohool. fib rr•• , a.' occasionally discouraging. An in· 1' : 4~ . .... , Ch.reb Selloo. older To (11 hecklers' disappointm nt, such a clash still hasn't chusetts trust. Hal! oC these teresting thing to be observed To Be Very, Very Popular 10:45 a.m. Chor." Service 10 • . m . Churcb School, 8r' ,r.'. aD. stores were ipcorporated at the " 'Vhere Do You Live! - On Tbe under taken placo.. was that the unfamiliarity of Ell,. of lh. Wlld.rh ..... W.dn •• d .. ,.. fhllO p.m . Senior (Jbolr time o( (ounding and the remain· . the public regarding cooperatives By MARLENE PERRIN tories. Even baseball coaches ' :110 , .m. PU,rlm F.U .... hl' Th.rsday, 4: rJ p.m. Junior ellolr WrlU.n f.r The DI muttered as they turned to their Wed ., ., p .m.. AduU Choir 10 ".m. Wor. hlp Howe~, coy eomfuents arose when Mama Kennedy der an average of 17 years after extends to college administrators. S.I.. 10 ... m . 1'o.Lh Cbolr • Once upon a time there was electronic computers. I confessed q1~t h r son liked yachting. However. the yacht the i r estapIlshment. General Many college preSidents and of· p.m .• Junior ChoIr liT. PAUL'S l .U TI ..:R .\N CHAPIL supervision and policy-making in a cosmo-not. He lived in Ameri· And of course everyone de IIllllourl Synod ing talk died down quickly, perhaps because Jack was an ficers were not even aware that ca. manded that we lind a cosmoaut. EVANGELICAL FREE cnUIICD 4" E. J off.raon each is undElr the control o( a such enterprises were being con· OF CORALVJLL~ ReY. John C4)tlllable old Navy man and it seemed like a logical thing to do. Board of Directors. and all of The cosmo· not was a very too. Some even suggested that all Th. R.v. W. Rob ••l Culb.rt•• n. Paolor 10 a .m . Sand.y S.hool ond Blbl. III." ducted on or near their camp happy little man. and a very im· our schools be used only for cos· 9:40'; a.m. Sanda,. S.h.al o .. nd II a.m. Sunday S.rvle. the stores are "tonducted by high· uses. 11 ".M. Mornln, Worship 11 • .,1.. "Submission. But. Not. As SLavel" Not t9 :oc halted, the beckl rs turned to another angle. ly trained professional managers. portant one. He was proud of rus monauts. ACter all. anyone who &:811 p.m. Youlh F.II.... bl' 5: 1:1 p.m. Stud.nt S.pp.r , :30 p.m. E ••nln, Worsblp 6:110 Siudul Vespero Cons qu ntly, the most noted Kennedy activity to date is Full time emriil)yes are salaried For example. an Executive . The Vice Presi· ers, television sets. and electron· "Remtamber when I gave you the 8:lft a .m ., Church Sehuol counts. FIRST • nAPT~T C:roRC1f 10:811 •.m .. Tb. Service havmg even a few hours of enjoyment. dent of the University of Michi ic computers to make the work zig-zag sewing machine? the dial N ..lb Cllnlon .. nd F.lrchlld st .. Sermon: " On Co.nUnt Tbe Cad" The proced)lre foil owed in pur and the lives of people easier and Rev. Oelrre A. Graham Nursery gan reported: "We have no co·op telephone? the jet airplane? What 8:110 a.m. Worsllip W.d .• 7:00 p.m. Cbolr R.b.... al -As criticism slowly subsided about Jackie, Kennedy chasing and obtaining patronage on this campus." (T he coopera· more pleasant. People loved him about the radiation belts I . :45 Cburcti Scb.ol JIItl., 6:30 Ste.wllr d ll~lp DJn.uer clividends Is Jikely to be as fol li a.m. Worsblp gave critics a crack at himself when he decided to play tive houses at Michigan are because he helped them enjoy found?" tiThe lte.urrecUon or Je."" lows: studOl\J:s and (acuity pay ST. MAJt'K'B METHODIST OHUac. (of all things) golf. among the most noteworthy in their freedom . But nobody remembered. No· Mtd. aI Odd Fell.w'. B.II the fee and rpceive a member body cared. The only thing that FIRST ORruSTIAN CHURCH ] 241~ E. COII.,e the country>. A student body Vice But one day something happen· 2U E. Jowa Av •. Rob.rt E. Bn,cl. P.sl.r Surrounded by on ookers at the Palm Beach, Fla., ship card or #l number; each President at the University of ed. Someone. with a name pro· mattered was that we have a TIl' B ••• A. C. Dolrlebler Jr. • I'aolor 1:90 •. m . \\Iorlhlp Service time a purchai/C is made above California stated: "At present our cosmonaut - just like the Rus· S.lIy A. Smllh. Mlnlll.r of IIda ... lloD S.rmon: "Tho MUnln, of Ib, golf' course, Kennedy st pped bravely to the ball and nounced just like his, orbited the ' :1" • . m. Clburch SClhoo1 Trlnlb" a certain minimum amount, say jstudent cooperati"C. the Bear earth in a space ship. sians. 10:110 Lm. Worsblp: Nursery whacked it off the first tee. It swerved to the left and 25 cents. a receIpt is returned to The politicians called the cos IICaUed TD Be ChrlstlaD," S,eaoer 10:4G '.m. Cadr..... Scbool Trap. has a tax-exempt status. M. A.daI1l80D , ?tU nlder AU A, •• member ~ landed in a fairway - unfortunately it was the fairway the At the end of the If, however. we were to rein- This cosmonaut was a Russian. mo·not and offered him billions II p.ID., DrS. Sapp ~r. Pro,r.m Y.alh F.llowohlp Dln rlel Rally 01 Anamosa for the second hole, not the one. Another attempt put school year a time is set within state a cooperative. this status Even though. Americ~ns aren't of dollars. just so he could orbit · . . first " ..filII.II-' OJlURqH",. ., I, ~ 11 •• whicb the members must asstam would '?e losLTbis.. is thlduncla- ~ IIUPPOSed ~.o like RUSSIans • .all of the earth. "A man in space is 011 c ultlST. SClEWTIST ST. TIIOMAS MORB OHAPEL a secotftt-t/ltU,·tJrtly' a' few f t ~om the first. No one bfe I their accumulated receipts me tal reason why we have no the. Americans turned theIr at one of our basic necessities." they 722 E. Cell',. SI. 405 N. Rlverolde D:n a.ID .. Sun ••,. ,S.hool MODsllnor l . D. Conw,,"y, I'a.tor I s;lid. bothered to find out how tho President did on the rest of artd turn them in at the co·op suc~ corporation on our campus." ten lions on the .cosmonaut. t:hey 11 • . m" Leuon Sermon: San day Maslle, "I, ~:ao, 10, 11:80 • .",. store. There tiley are totaled and congratulated him. they praised "Why?" the cosmo·not asked . "Pr.b.&lon All-or De.l-h" .nd ~ p.m. Tbe I' a.m. Ma.. 10 • the round. The damage was done and Kennedy was in an . The student cooperative move· him. but all the time they were W.... 8 , .m. TuUm ... , Me.lln, 1I1,h M.,.. sunr by tbo eonlror.lIo •. a refund based upon an agreed The poLitians looked confused Well .••:'S p.m .• Chrlotlan S.I.noo Sle Dally Mass at 6:30 and .., a.m., IS p.m. uncomfortable position to receive the same barrage of percentage (usually 10 per cent ment in the United States has jealous - extremely jealous. for a moment. and then like true d.nl Orr.alu Uon. Lilli. Cb.p.I, Conres Ion on Saturday, '-::;:30 p.m.; remarks about l1is golfing activities that former-President or more) oIt the total purchase demonstrated its merits beyond They turned in a rage on the politicians. they answered. "We Conrre,.II~DaJ C~ur'h ',8:90 p.m •• question. ~he cooperative stores cosmo.not. "Why dldn't YOU go don't have to tell YOU why." And ST. WENCESLAUS CnURCH Eisenhow r faced for eight years. amount is mtliled to the member FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHVacH in check. I have . consls~ently produ~ed sub· I Into space?" they yelled. "Don't later when the cosmo·not turned Dabaqu o and M ..ke~ SI!. 618 E. Davenporl Sl. stantlal savlOgs for. their memo you know that's the most impor. .ev. Rey Wln,al•• P.olor The Rev. Edward W. Neuzil, P.II~r However, Monday Kennedy silenced all critics. hi s back. the polilians giggled at 6:30 a.m. 8Ub~ls. S.rvlce Sunday Massel, 6:80 • . m ., 8 a .m ., •• The busine;;s done at the co· bers. thereby helplDg students tant thing in the world?" the stupid little man. 9 ..nd 1l a .m. CommunloD Ber.I...... th., 1l:45 a .m . operative is uSl/ally cash. but 9 a.m,. 8and~y Seh:ol n.lIy Maasell: l' •. m., 7:30 •. m. Following ritual. the President was on hand to throw ~ meet tho s~yrocketil;'g costs. of They sat in their air.condition- Finally. tbe cosmo-not gave-in. . . . some of the .s~ores allow mcm· higher educatIOn. The ImpreSSive ed houses and criticized him. He decided he too- would become FIAST PRESBYTERIAN CRUBOH THE UNrrED CHURCH out the first ball of the major league baseball season as it bers of the university staer or %6 E . M.r ... l Sl. IBM Lower Musc.tlne Rd. s uc~ ess of these enterprtses may They shout~ at him Crom their E. Eu,en. Wd•• I. p •• lor OPt::D~ in Washington. Protagonists were joyously expect faculty to opcp credit accounts. a cosmonaut. He'd show them - Dr. P . Howl.on "ollook. MIDloI.r be .Illustrated by a slmpl~ co~. Chevrolets, their Cadillacs. and he would even change the spelling Tb. R ••• J.rom. ~ . Let_. Sand.,.. School, O:(IG •• m. A few permit students to buy on Unl •• nll, Paolor MornlnJ Worsblp, 8:45 aDd U ..... ing a)lother showing like the golf performance since Presi parts6n of . the proflt·entlty 10- even their little ~aguars. House. credit after Posling a deposit. of his name. P:IIO a.ID. Ch.n-.b Scbeol all' W, ..blp 7 p.m. Evenln, Worship dent's: opening pitches gencrally resemble volley ball lobs. ve~t"'.lent With that of "!ember. wives snarled at him as they toss. And he did show them. He rode · . . • • 'IlWIT METRODtl!lT CHURCH TR.INITY EPISCO.. AL cOUacH Seven of tHe ' stores issue no ship ID a college cooperative. ed dirty clothes into their auto. off into space. Aild when he came J.ff.... n ..nd Dab_que !lW. 32Q E. Coli.,. Sl. ~of s6 with Kenncdy·s. W Stockholders of orclinary matic washers; industrialists back, everyone loved him again; Dr. L. L . D\lnnln,l.n. Mlnl. l .. Th. Ihv.r.nd J. B. Jardine. a.oIor membership ii!imtification at all. 9:lI4l and 11 • . m . Cb.ro. 80hool S.o • a.m. Holy Communion While the players sneaked up on the Presidential box one issues a stopitcher kept it from sailing past the whole and even then stands a good "WILDCAT." the relatively ent role. You should lind The Mu · . supplies. Next come check cash· new musical comedy with Lucille I r.gt~s HO~I'JTAL CHUEL group of players. chance of becoming insolvent. sical a good way to begin The W. 9 , .... S'I. MARY'S eHUaOR Surprised ing, sporting goods. clothes, lug· Ball in the title role. will provide P " .m . • ClmmaJ'lo" -; I'!r". S ••da, Jefferson and Linn St.. MonsJrnor C. H. Melnberr, Palt., gage. gifts. photo supplies. and (2) The college cooperative. on Weekend. . He may have had trouble with his golf game and li&teners to The Musical. this raE~ METROn~T CBAPEL lund.y M..... t 6 •. m .. 7:30 •••• , , • •••• light room fqrnishings. Lesser the other band. is particularly morning at 9. something new SPEAKING OF THEATRE, the ~a ...\ln. and 8rd Anna, 10:]5 • . m.• 1~ : 8c) a.m. heard rumbles about fox hunting, yachting and touch Tb. Ikv. Jame. W. 8 .... ,.D, Pul.r »ally - 8:45. and 7;80 •. m.. items carried c by ~ the stores in- suited for students with restrict· from Broadway .. After being sub· Cirst interview on CUE today 18 • •M . s.bllla,. !leb ••1 football during his career, but no one - including major clude groce ri~, furniture. radio ed incomes since Little or no fi jected to an almost continuous II a.M. Mornlnr W.rshlp ST. PATBICK'S CBUaCH (from 10 a,m. to 1 p.m.) will be G.esl Sp ...... : R. v. BOl. 8ba" 22.. E. Court 81. league players ' - could criticize Kennedy's pitching arm. and televis ion sales and $ervice. nancial commitment is required; hearing of tile score. since return· '2 p.m. Evenlo, 8eryllle .... Rloh.rd Eran. l'a.I., sheet music and records. travel the patronage refunds aVerage ed alumnus Loren Cocking began heard at about 10:15 a.m .• and W.d .• 8:10 ,.m. CYC kflY. Barry Llnnenbrln • . a •• lliant The outstanding performance of the New Fron 'I'b..... 7:8' p.m. I' ..,.r JII ...... lunda, M ..... - ti:3&. 1:15. 9:411. II hl¥'ling bureau. to b a c c o. confections. 10 per cent and higher 80 that preparing it for broadcast 48 it is an introduction to the next . .ad 12 a.m. - D.II,. 6:f&. 8:11 •••• that the tiersman squelched all CTitiCll remarks! toiletries. drugs. book exchange, members very possibly may hours ago, this columnist can reo University Theatre production. CIIuaCH· 0 .. CR1tIST. · . . Don.l. B.rb.r. Paalor ZION LUTHERAN CHURCB It. Yuri -Phil Currie novelties. arf 's~ pplics . gift wrap- have returned to them in a year port that the show seems down· "Break of Noon" by Claudel. M ••Un, la lh. t·R Bandln, J.hn•• n and Bloomln,Io.. 8 ... ping. typewrit~s. notary public. patronage refuncls amounting to right tuneful when compared to OD. Milo 8 ..111 Oll BIII'II"a1 'II Service. 8 load )0::'4) a .m. Iy is a and engravinf. 50 times the membership charge; contemporary works like "Came· which opens next Thursday at 8 • a.m. MornlD' Wor.bl, S.nd.,. Seh.al 9:ln • . m • menl. he I. a.m. Ch.re" S.bool Ailall Blbl. CI ... ' :!II) a .m. a.,hkiJ OPPICIAL DAILY IULLmN Most of thest co-op stores are and in ~riods of unemployment lot" and (heaven help us) "Do p.m. Director James Clancy is 6·!It ,.M. 'VI ..hI, Servle. 1:118 ,.m. Flroold. Clab Th ...d .... ,.80 , .... Pra,..r ...n ..... I' IIIIft Into and recession. individuals will Re Mi." The music is the result the interviewee. and bis remarks \ .. . OUR· REDEEMER. t.nt now no longer small entities strug- turn .to the cooperative where ~f a collaboration between jazz provide useful preparation for the , ..DUlT UNrfARLur 10CliT~ LUTHERAN CRURCII gling for survivlll. They are large they cart make precious Bavings pianist Cy Coleman and lyricist 10 ... Avo. anll Ollb.,l Bl. (1II1 ..o.rl II,DOd) Into 'INC Univenity Calendar philosophical content of Claude!'s ."aren Ariola •• Jr.• lllal.wi 2801 E. Court Sl. operations often having branch _ a fact whi~h gives the coopera Carolyn Leigh. Keith Andes ap· drama. Exactly two hours later ••• a.... Upper 8."0.1 Be.,. W . B. Nierman, P .....r "'done stores and their own warehouses. tive a built-in corrective device pears in "Wildcat" in a promin- you may hear Athletic Director 10:111 • •IIl. Low.r Sobo,l 8:911. 10:45 •.ID. Dlvln. S.rvl•• " s•• - tilt, hoWl s.turd.y, April 22 8 p.m. - University Theatre 1':. a .m. CIIarob S.r"I •• mOD : uHow To Be A Siran,e'" ClplWUt, Aesculapian Dinner - Dance - The author felt It was import- • w&ich stimulates its operations Evashevski discussing his role Sor... a : .. lkllr .... Llber.I". e .. l", ':45 a.m. h .. da,. 8cba.1 OD' B1Ma production, "The Break of Noon," ant to ascertain not only the at· wben they need it. War'.,.. April lIS. 1961 II.CI.I.... Compl.,," CI ..... laid. Union.• 8:00 Bac"lroundlril Rellcton in the "Peace Corps;" and in • • Mon .• 8 ,.m.. Ad.ll aa.. by Paul Claudel - University 8:15 New. HILLBL ..OUNDATION Tue•. , 8 p.m . Education Commlt.tee Bashkin 1:30 p.m. - Track Meet titudes of local business competi· In short the college coopera- 11:30 One Man'. Opinion between. there are many divert Theatre. I~ hal Mark"' S&. Tbur•. , 8 p.m., Sl.w.rd.blp C.mmI.... baa good Kn~w ing items as diverse as numisma· Minnesota. t~rs towards the college .coopera- tive stor •is good Investment 8:411 Your ChIld t:rI'.". ,:. p.... Sabbatb Senl... II '.m. Wallber Le.,•• Choir but they Su ....y, April 23 Friday, April 21 bves. but also the feelings alld e a h I P:OO The Mualcal tics and rock and roll. And. if crltieisms of university adminis- for any campus,. and t prine' 11):00 Cue much info 7 p.m. - Union Board Movie. 8 p.m. - Orchesls Recital. mod e 1:00 Salurday Supplement you haven·t heard that wonderful ern dance - Macbride Auditor trators who possessed first-hand pies of cooperal1on can be ex 4:00 Tea Time Special bit by Nichols and May. (he tele tary spaci "Inn ot the Sixth Happlnesa," - 5:30 Newe Illarilyon Ium. knowledge of the student stores peeted to. m~ke increaslnilY 5:411 Sporn Time phone call trom a mother to her Macbride Auditorium. University ' Bulletin Board . ly allied I ThurlCiay, April 27 and the problems the latter may ~ea.t contril1l1bons at halls of 8:00 !!!venlna Concert scientist son at Cape Canaveral. 8 _p.m. - University Theatre 8:00 Music lor a Saturda)' Nllht '11ti. Is I B p.m. - Orchesis Recital. Production. "Tbe Break of Noon." have created Cor them. There- IVy ID futu~e years. ':45 Newo FInal it is scheduled at 12 :30 p.m. - 8OCIOLOOY AND ANTHROI'- DEI'ARTMENT 01' SI'~&CII AN'" fore separate. short question 8:116 Sporn New. CUE's contrlbutiOh to preventive OLOGY COLLOQUIUM, noon lunch DR.AMATI(J AR.T FILMS. 8 p.m. • have surp modern dance - Macbride Audi by Paul Claude! - Uolvei-slty 10:00 SlGN OFF eon. noon·I:15 p .m .• Saturday. April Tuesda),. April 25. Macbride Auditori be laid . '( torium. Theatre. alres were mailed to the several FIYE TIMES - pllychiatry. 13. MJddle Alcove- 'Wd . ~I.- Alcov". um. 'Long Panto" (192'1 ). directed bf Unlori. Speaker: Dt'. ~ Robbins, Frank Cap",. with Harry LaDldolf rockets bl The average patient consults JI..... ,. A,rli :U, 1.. 1 ' :00 Moml". Chapel AN ALLIED ART, journalism, Waahlnrton Unlvenlty. St. Louis. and "Loony Tom - The Happy Lov· United St: his physicial1 five times a year 8:15 Wews "'Thirty Year Follow-up StUdy - er" (111111), directed and pbolo 8:. 8eleeted American Wrller• receives sympathetic attention to· Adult AdJUBtment of Maladjusted Ir.pIIed by James Broughlon. willi obaervali( ::'~ ~~~.~~~== OIJldren." Kennlt Sheet. and Gertrude Harn.. alltorW.. .u.ue...... 1IuaW Jl8U1eId - about 66 pe~ eent of the eon- ':111 Momin. Mualc . day on Saturday Supplement Which wil ':30 Th. Bookahelt music by Ralph GUbert. No acllnW "'~""" ...... Jbl8eda 8ultations take place in the doc 8:116 Newa from 1 p.m. to .c . A recent con PCUA'fIOMAL . Iwnom.O ear alon charle. IJIace Ira 1_.". lor...... 1IIk8 I'aul)" aD __ 8tud"",," on lIondll,...... C1tr ...... DOrOIh7 IO:qII Muoio ference of Iowa City editors pro· they rna) c:.wa tor's office. 16 per cent are home 11:00 Ler.1um A Pap Mad.,. Thuraday alld Friday 11'Om 1JlQVBUrry COO • I a A T I ..,.,...·IldItDr ...... PblJ c.'unie 11:11 Mullo vieled WSUI with the basic mater 4:15 to .:1$ .t thAI Women'. Oym IIII.BY81TTINO UAGUE I. III Y'... ~atus 7 Edltar ...... lud~1Icb1Aa calls, and the otllel'll are hospital nallium. • Phnldtrradier.. . •. . . .,.. 11 :!llI Coml!), Evt!nu lailr of tl\e program: a stimulat" charge of M..... Mary Chamberl.ln. , ''''asWI U:!III New. Capsule April 12-28. Call 8-37112 for a litter. 5: Qtr -B411or . . •••. . . .._ vlsitis or phone calls. ing talk by John Justin Smith of AaT CONFlUNCEL,CTUaZ, 1:30 roeltets to 11:00 Bhytllm Rambles For Inlormatlon aboul lea.ue mefll: AaIL JIan~auw .. Oer:v a.tIacb p.m .• Saturday. April 31, Art BltUdlnf' .... 8IIorIIt ...... l1lD 2'IadMw 11:311 Mew. the Chleago Dally News. a880rted bershlp. call Mn. Stacy Proffitt,. have alre 12:45 Waahlntrton R.port. Speaker: J:drnund WhlUn.. Cae 00- ....,1. SOUR OKAPIS 1100 Moatly l\lualc interviews with some of the edi lelle. "South Indian Tennper 'eoUv AHtm, Frolll T ...... ,. .... It.... . 3.l1li New. torS th~lves. and the initial ~." .::10 \I.m.: Lamar DocId. UnlYe\' CANDIDATES ..oa DBOaElI or ...... iII&¥ of Oeortia. "The MeanInC 01 Art .:00 Tea Time incentive for the theme. Bob Er· IUNII: oUlcla! .raduaUOU fIoil,h, Two prlaonera. one tbtn dCI ,:eoJ ~." III Development." Orders lor 5:15 Sl"'rto TIme wiD and Arthur Sanderaon. repre· announcement 01 the June 11181 COm 'Nee p the other fat. began digging their IOWA "BIlOaIAL UNION ROUU: mencement are now · belna loken. , 0:30 I,Q.... senting WSUI and the School of Place your order before DOon. April Our ....1 way out Of st. Mlcbel Prt.on' In ':ta" II:dItDrtaI PaID lIunday throullh ThuraclA:v. 7 a.m. to Evenln.. Concert Journalism. respectively, have co 10:80 p.m.; l'rIday IlIId ..turdat 1 17•• 1 the Alumni HolUe. 1311 N. w.cu- t ~1I1It1 Toulouse. AI IIOOIl •• the bole " 5:00 St. PrIce 01 eaell .nnouneemct II .:00 Eve~ ruture Oi'ClInated the program. Ull. to mJdalPt. .,n11 __ PIIy.ble whu ordeNIL I", dew was big eJlougb. the tlWI priacIMr I'lOe Trio . :45 New. Final LlBaAaY .0011-111 MaGda, tIuo\llh ....,b~ escaped. leavin. Isla stout budcI1 ':51 &po,.. Nil",,' DUKE ELLINGTON h a I a Frida:v ';30 a.m. to 1 a .m .; Baturda7 . befIiJtP .• Pollee are ~r~"' , for. ID:OO stGN OFI' birthday comln, soon. What bet· 7;311 a.m. to 10 p.m.; Sunday 1:311 • .... cl ' the escapee. and his fat frien~ .... '" I ;II.m.;.DeiIk llerv\l!e: Mond., • rtutinl .IUI-O ILl .,.. ter excuse to play . his "BIIICk. , 1KI'oUCh Thunday I ,·m· to Ic).. p.~'i 1Ien; WI is cagerly awaiting his retUrn 80 7:00 1'In:. Mu.lc Bt'OIlfi . a'Od B'etg{)" ·CotJ'ay· ob' Tea' ~RY 8 • •m . " Jt!m'. iIII... · T ' ...nr. o p.m.; llatllrday B a .m. to. p.m.: lie ..., .. dlat be can aet eveD. I 10:00 BlQH OIT TIme Special? 81111da:v a p.m. &0 D p.m. THE DAILY IOWAN-low. City, I•. -Saturd.y, April 22. ,,,,-ft.,. , Iowa River Tapes Aid Instruction- Canoeing Grad 'Pioneering Tests ,.. By SANDY FAUS taught by this method. Machines, is 5t ill a novelty. When more and St.H Writ... for example, can teach history of more start to use it, the results The frontier - ecrucatton and music, recognWon of composers might not be as startling. teaching machines. and their works, and good and With a smile, Murphy said, "I SUI~"~~!~~! spring traditions on May~t ~l. The pioneer - Dan Murphy, bad compositions, but they can't ISUI students and staff members can't help thinking that 20 years . Now an SUI graduate student do teach music appreciation. will be able to rent the 12 new from now some psychology grad Unlverslty-owned aluminum canoes '1 Iing doctoral work in psychology at "When a teacher can teU us the conducted the first teaching steps he goes through to te{lch ap will get excited about a new IIPQ11 presentation of their identifi sm, ration cards at the lagoon shelter machine experiment In a typical preciation. we can program this method oC teaching that seems to house on the west ban k of the Iowa classroom situation {or his mas type or course," Murphy said. have great results." River between the river and Ule ter's thesis at HoIUns College, "But they can't DOW ." "'The grad will call this new and ' Ia,oon. Roanoke, Va. Also envisioned by Murphy are revolutionary method 'lecturing,''' The crafts may be hired between Skeptical at the beginning. he machines to teach physical educa 4:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Mondays was "shocked at the results." The tion courses such as golf and bowl through 'Thursdays. between 10 eighth graders' took a year of ing by making the student use a " .m. and 8 p.m. Fridays and Sat algebra in a half year and about correct grip or movement. urdays. and between noOn and 8 three-fourths bad 90 perCent re A former high school teacher, p.m. on Sundays. tention or better of the material Murphy emphasized the machines alter a year. M. Gladys Scott, professor and won't eliminate teachers, but r chairman of women's physical The experiment interes~ En rather will Cree them for other education, pointed out Friday tbat Plane Held in Bermuda cyclopedia Britannica FilJis, and duties. Ie, they bought his program - the canoeists will be expccted to obcy Cuban Airlines plane is shown .t U.S. Kinctley Air Fore. B.II in m.n .nd • p.ss.,.,.rs .bro.rd,· d.p.rted Frid.y with perminion He described a Harvard psycho basic safety rules. technical name for the question B.rmuda, where it was seized .fter I.nding .g.inst ord.rs Thurscl.y of U.S_ Air Fore..... dqu.rters in W'lhin,ton. answer tapes that are the heart of logy course in which students •• Miss Scott said that only experi while on flight from Madrid to HIV.n •• T'" airliner, with 13 crew- -AP Wlrephote the teaciling machine method. learn the text with programs out enced canoeists should take the side of class for one-fourth to one ------~------Murphy pointed out the pro canoes on the river and beginners grams are the important elements half the semester. Arter this, the should practice on the lagoon in Frat A,·ms l and the macbines secondary. Be· teacher assumes they have learned back oC the shelter house. Tells of IGrief Work Himmelheber sides machines, books with plastic "Non·swimmers and childrcn' in masks over the answers and mov lhe canoes will be required to Rev,·ewed ies have been advised to adminis wear liIe jackets," she said, "but To Speak on ter the programs. DO one should make canoeing a In Aiding Survivors Last summer Encyclopedia Bri practice without first learning to Campus political activities, coaH tannica Films hired Murphy and swim." • tions, and rivalries between inde- The importance of renderJng pear except for moments oC being Alrican Art doctoral candidates In mathema Canoe rentals will be subject to pcndcnts and Greeks must be de "psychological fir$t-aid" to ra sUrv- vigorously remind d of Ule lost tics from MIT, Harvard. Yale, ivor at the time oC beroovemeont, person. weather and river conditions, Mrs. cl'eDsed for the good o{ the Cra ""he Airlisl 'in Tribal Africa" and Princeton to revjse Murphy's Scott said. If the currcnt is too rand 'iJ1c part "grier WOrk" plays Linoomann conlintros no/. involve d.:lys I1J his CUl"N.'nt ollr lecturing Hebrew, and introductory psycho memlJers of lhe IFC will servo as at the 0: ening sion oC the Third till "grieC wock," he continued. an/\f'()W, a 'hc.ightcned preoc.cu- The survivor lTUy discov r him DAN MURPHY ;ng most o{ the M'OOS of W * * * and post collegiate WOJ k, success pation willi iI.he in1age oC the de- self to hovt' become On • N.w Frontier two persons Africa where major sculpture has even Cormer and in each of lhese areas must be de- ceased, -and ioos of appetite, one his self the other been produced. He has publlilled E?Cpect Tapes the material and starts with class signed to enhance the opinions of exc ive fatigue and exc Ive the cll of \>he decease he' concluded. Iy 11st~ ",~ , vunmiJu~e O''!'fl~ '' -~d--- ert1st* lIhat' ~~tJned' I 'to "the' 'building near the University high should proceed "'wlth caution. )\11 "Ie.,...... " . ' sorrow, LIn:dem8nn S8Jd. Come In for no-obli.,tlon d.mOlllt'IIIOII. , SUI Queen Executive officers installed in It. oRen is possible to remove the L • I e$tll.etJc a pects of primitivtl cul- and grade schools. claims about results of the method Se. Ind hea, EleO'1 compl,t., II •• 0" ales. tures whioh Ihad prevlousl.y inter- 'The teaching machine method is preamplifiers, power and Intelllted 1 ...- Thursday's ceremonies were: ob5tacles to normal ,grieving by should be investigated. pliller •• and boClk.helf and omnl-dirtc· J.. llen Moore, Ox, Des Moines, David Rusk, A3, Urbandale, pres!- frequent brief discussion of ested them. u~y on SOCiological hased or llie principle th~t stude.nts tlonal apuker Iy.teml - for belli 1110110 ,. "As there is money to be made .nd stereo. and C'onve,sionl. WIS chos.n as Miss Dental Hy. dent; Rhoades Lawton, A3, Rock- events whioh involve some aspects Airlines May Allow grounds, Seiberlmg notes. learn laster if there IS an Im ,!tnt of 1961 last week at SUl. ford, Ill., vice preSident; Mark of the deceased, he sajd. mediate reward. The learning is in teaching machines, t\le claims Woodburn She WIS crowned at the Appo· Shantz, A2, Springbel'g, secret!1ry; "The forgoblen image of the lost For Extra Pounds broken into small sequential steps may be exaggerated," Murphy ex '. Ianl.n Frolic (D.ntistry dance) a~d Bob While, B3, Des Momes, person may t.hen return to ron WASHINGTON (All - Wom.n Teacher Aids that can be exhibited one by one in plained. I.lIt S.turd.y. tr easurer. sc+o&ness 13M 6011row with attend- who take all those shoe., h.ts, a machine or page by page: Sound Service Simple questions - that the stu Then, too, students might be Student Councn representatives i'Dg gJ'IieI 'work may become pog purses, m.k.up .nd clothol on learning faster because the method 218 E. Ph.... m CHINESE·AFRICAN SOLIDARITY installed were : Doug Stone, A3, Bible Wbltll inoreasedJ conf.ldenee alrpl.ne trips .nd h.y. ta p.y Suggested dent can easily answer and there TOKYO IIPI - Red China radio Sioux City, and Bryon Clemons, A3, that one will not be driven to sui for .xc.ss b,"g.,., h.ve p. by be rewarded - rivet his atten tion and reinforce his knowledge. Chariton. cide by this prooess," Lindcmmm tl.nee. A suggested program of teacher CLIP THIS COUPON - BRING IN WITH ORDER reports the arrival of a four-memo All subjects for which teaching The installation was administer- wId the SUI audience. A b.chelor, Sen. W.rren G. aids for Iowa City Schools was ber delegation {rom Guinea in the Ma,nuson (D-Wash), has consid machine programs have been made .ID. ed by Ralph E. Prusok, fraternity T'he emotional state will f1uctu sent to the Iowa City School Board will be found in the center. At pres Interests oC African-Asian solida advisel'. The retiring IFC president ate in Jntensity, ,gnadU13l1y become er.d their plight .nd .nnounc.d Wednesday evening by the Iowa that the Ciyll Aeronautics Bo.rd ent these include foreign languages, H rity. is Doug Stone. more tolerable, \lind f~nally dig,ap- City School Study Council. (CAB) was 90in9 ta do t ... s.me. The Council, composed of repre algebra, EngUsh grammar, phy· lor sics, and statistics. The number of t Magnuson s.id the CAB had sentatives from Iowa City PTA's .rA Prof Has Mixed Emotions- .sk.d domestic .irlines to submit and Service Organizations, pro subjects is limited as many pro SDRESS~ S4 by M.y 15 theIr ylews on Incre.s posed an experimental program of grams haven't been developed or ing the b.ggag. .lIow.nc. for aides as theme readers in one jun those developed haven't been dis CLEANED & PRESSED NO LlMIT-t.rlnl ... Dt.. wom.n, tributed. ior and one senior high level Eng .a man, •• .,.., Ilk. Magnuson sold ... w.s inform lish clm;s. Use of the programs wlll be up to o,nl lIPIDS. Maly 20, 'HI •••• Space .Feat 'Impressive' ed • CAB I.fter to the c.rrie" According to the proposal, the the individual instructors In the said, in part, th.t It hod been teacher aJde would be a col\ege University schools and SUI, Stroud suggested "that • hl,"'r .11_· graduate, but not necessarily teach said. By HOWARD HINTZE "It may sound dull and silly but science and commerce, was treat· anee m.y be w.rranted by the prpo,- St.H Writer the whole heart of the problem is ed as a threat to world peace. er certified. The aides would be 01 81. lesser .ver.ge weight of wom.n drawn from the ranks of college The reaction of Stanley Bash that we must educate," Bashkin "World readion to work In "'e as comp.red with men, that graduates within the community. kin, assistant professor of physics, emphasized. "The stress in our United Stetes is fwo-sided," he wom.n need to carry. greater concerning Russia's manned space education should be on the three said. "If we do something im The Council empha'sized that its • r amount of b.gg.,e, .nd th.t suggestion did not include SUI ..•.. aatellite can be expressed in two r's: reading, 'riting, and 'rithmetic. portant .nd clearly peaceful, like modern .ircroft h.ye .n Incr.as ways - a sense of real disappoint The major problem in American the Invention of antl·polio y.c teacher trainees . ed c.p.city for carrying bag. The purpose of the proposed pro ment and a feeling of scientific educalion and the most serious dif cine, people s.y, 'So wh.t? gag.... aaUsfaction. ficulty in training physicists is that Th.t's wh.t w. expect of the gram is to tree the teacher in the established 1854 But the CAB w.nts ta be f.lr normal-sized classroom of some Bashkin said he was disappoint· most students can not do elemen United St.tes so stap bro,gln,.' with the husky m.n, too. ed, not because the R~sians BC tary mathematics, or cannot read On the oth.r hand, if we .re of the non· instructional duties to "an the other h.nd," It s.id, enable broadening students learn l'OIIIplished their space feat, but Russia began stressing the aca scooped, IS Is bound to h.ppen "Iuch tariff proyisions would .p that the United States had not done demic fundamentals years ago sinc. we .ren't omnipotent, there ing experience and allow each stu pe.r to ralst questions of r.a dent more individual attention. It. Yuri Gagarin's flight certain and this is now paying off, Bash· Is Inst.nt reference ta the dec.y son.bl.ness .nd dilcrimin.tion A DIAMOND ly is a major technical achieve· 'The Council pointed out that the kin commented. We in the United of our ciYilization," he said. under section 404 of the F~er.1 ment, he said. Slates have a better educational teacher aide program would not "The Russian feats, especially, Ayiation Act, .nd m.y not be jus be justification for larger classes . I.shkin feels that s.ndin, a foundation but progress must con are hailed because they represent tified by .forem.ntloned fac IS THE Into 'PUt is not a5 Impor or for cutting teacher's salaries. J man tinue. Crash programs on specific th~ success of a. johnny-come-lately tars." t.nt now .s IInding instruments English classes were selected to • scientific problems will not re or 'psychological unders!0g in chal There'l no dlscrlmln.tlon now LIGHT OF LOVE Into spac. like the United States caplure our leadership. he said. begin the program because of the lenging an acknowledged world bttwMn the lithe yount blond. need for teacher relief in this area. " h•• clone r.c.ntly. At the mom Bashkin feels the Soyiet f•• t leader." with thrH sultcalls full of lilt, howey.r, RUlsi.n tochnical Council members said research in will prob.bly not .cc.l.rate the Bashkin pointed out that the clothes .nd the 300-pound ex.cu dicated that some Iowa City Eng capability is very impressiYe, he United States' sp.ee pro.... mi tive with • brl.f case_ They both ul4. Russians have not revealed much lish teachers had as many as five achievem.nts lib that c.n not be ,et 40 pounds of "frM" lu"... Bashkin explained that Russia information about Gagarin's flight. classes a day willi 25-t0-3O pupils in reached over nl,ht. The reaction "The'irs is a closed and suspicious wh.,. boardin, domeltlc airlines. each. As a result many students baa good technical engineering, in the United States Is .p.thetic but they have n!lt brought back country. It is hard for us in an themes were never returned. the On a girl's hand, a shining diamond tells of a tender and there is no willingness to open country to evaluate and under U.S. SPACE IN AFRICA members said. much information aboutinterplane com. to grips with our basic dif DAR ES SALAAM, Tanganyika promise, "They're engaged," it says, for all the world tary space. Their emphasis is pri· stand why other countries keep si ficulty. The fad Is th.t our fu fA'! - The United States is setting CHI OMEGA ALUMNI rnarily on rocketry. which is close· lent about their accomplishments. ture d.pends on the .mphasi. up consulate in the British pro Chi Omega alumni w1l1 meet 'to know. For her, and for the man she soon will Iy allied to military development. Different countries have different a giY.n to education, st.rtln, with April 25, at 7:30 p.m. at the home This is the only area whcre they customs 'and we must learn to ac tectorate of Zanzibar where 40 marry, the light of their engagement diamond will kindergarten, h. said. comodate them. but it would be Americans are running a Project of Mrs. John Schuppert, ]641 Morn have surpassed the United States, The Uniled States must always he said. They have dcveloped good helpful if the Russians were as Mercury station under a British ingside Drive. speak of their love through aU their wedded lifetime contcnd with Ole wOI'ld-wid~ recog rockets but have not paralleled the willing to publish their results as American agreement for tracking All member alumni in the Iowa nition given the Russians, Bashkin we are," he said. flights of man in space. City area are invited to attend. . and beyond. When you choose your diamond, you will United States on using rockets Cor said. Tile Russian rockets are hail observation of space phenomena ed as great achievements, but the .want it to be of the finest quality - because of this, which will be essential in future U.S. atomic powered submarine. 'pace travel. Of course, he said, which may have great future in .you will want to select your engagement diamond they may now develop scientific apParatus to put in their rockets, at Hands, Iowa City. , Just as we expect to produce better rockets to carry the 1lquipment we SMORGASBORD have already pioneered. Athmptln, ta show how f.r Every Sunday .,. .r. behind the Soyiets I•• N_t. .... 1'" w.y of looking at t ... 2 P.M. IpICt progr.m, said B.shkin. 5:30 P.M. lIT ONI eM, lID 80TH Our 1'1.1 problem Is not one that to will lit stlved by htocllin ••c.tch. 7:30 A.M. 1"1 dev.lopments, he .mph. ...., but on. ttlat will be lolyed Dinn.rs Served. D.lly In the cflliroom. W. must haY. S.m. Hour. 313 S. Dubuqu., Street a rtutlne and dtlermln~ educa· ROSE ROOM 1Ien; w. ,...., Intellectu.l. In all J.Henon Hotel Fr.. Pickup and Deli~.ry Phon. 7-9666 hundred n1n. t1e1h, not IUlt Icl.nee, he ..Id.
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'r i ~ Houston Wins I~ <- 4-Mile Relay- 'PC eytfOl St "J)elinquen, At Kansas 1>" " was the ~WRENCE, Kan. (1\ - Barrie ~on by f Ah:ooDd raced a 4:08.6 mile 00 !be SoUth E.a da~ ctnders and led Houston's , ST. ~AUL-MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Veteran relief pit~ 1bursday mg four-mile relay team (0\ a 17 :02.3 Dave SISler came off the bench in the ninth inning to squelch bY tile Parer viClU/ry in the Kansas Relay Fri. tioft of Iowa day. a basesloaded Minneapolis TWins' rally and spoil the Minne IOWa City I Almond .tariH .... third mI~ sotans' li st home major league ' dation. I.. 15 yns behind Ray Schmlt& game as the Washington Senators bases empty in the first for W": paDelists t' of Mil50url but hAncRcI the IN· won 5-3 Friday before 24,606 fans . ington after singling Marly Keougb Charles II. S ton to his anchor man, Pat C!o Pal' 4-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, la.-Saturd~y, April 22, 1961 The loss dumped' the Twins (5-2) _""'" probB!ion oU ....sy, 3S y.... _lid crt Mis- out of the league lead as Detroit rode home on a double play. T..." Unt Gop~eru( 5OUI'j ace millr 8Gb Hanneken. took over the top spot, at least singled home Klaus in the third. : Craig of I Hanneken ~ up a!tout It tempOrarily, by beating Los An· ,Don Mincher homered riIt Chur~: and yards with II 4:11 'trick but Mantle Blasts geles 9·1. Green aboard in the fourth for thiI erl A. Lee couldn't overt_e CloheHY. . , )'CUlh probler count 3-3 in the eighth on center Morris Patterson 4:21.1 and J . Twins. Qoesli~ fro ry McFOOOOo 4: 16.9 outran Hous· Arter lhe Twins evened the Waollln.ton ...... Il00 I.. __ I II i' who altended lon'!> AI Lawrcooe and John Macy Yanks to 5th fielder Lennie Green's 350-foot IIIlnne.ota ...... 00\1 iIUt .1..... 1 ' ( M.Claln, SI.le. (9) oad Dole,; r ... Snider Jistl the fir t tWQ miles. Lawrence, tOO home run, the ."1. Moo.e (9) and Batte,. '" '- ••.. ~ngw.hl NCAA cross country champion, ators p I a g C1ala(!·O). L - Moore (t-l). :' to their chile who was favoring a . mildly lame their old BODIe rUDIL - Washlnlta., lAa, (1). Mlnne •• ta, MID.ller (~), Gr... et). , log, was timed in 4:23, Macy in Straight Win sakes with into gOod c 1JIDCCl, secur, 4:17.5. more runs BALTIMORIE (1\ - Southpaw NATIONAL LEAGUE penden~, gt Time of Housl.on's three Ausl!ra· Whitey Foro pitclled his second ninth. 00ns and Macy, a former Polish W. L. Pct. G.B. Reliefer faitb . , ed straight victory for lIhe New York x·Clnclnnatl ...... ~ 3 .625 Lee'l'01nt army o Cfi cor, was 4.5 seconds oft Pllt,bu'l/II ...... , 4 . ~ ~ Y ankoos F, r~ ru,ht with the aid Moo r e, the record set by Kansas in 1957. San Francisco ...... 5 " .556 711 l UtIC\uency in : of another 'homer by Mickey St. Lou Is ...... a 4 .556 'h o v e r for Twin in the area c Missouri wa timed in 17 :05.8 x-Los Angelell ...... I> 5 .500 1 Mantle in ~ 4-2 triumph over the starter Cam i I 0 and Colorado State UnivclISity {in· Chlcal\O ...... 4 " .500 1 must e~has Baltimore OriOles. Milwaukee ...... Z 3 .400 HI. Pascaual, walked M'e,t Missqu~ ership iuid m 6 hed t.hird in 17 :211. Philadelphia ...... 3 6 .150 3 x-Night lfame. Billy Klaus. After the wllereabo I_a', four.mile relay team An Angel Goofs It was the fif.hll stnlight triumph Willie Tasby foul· SISLER t after .a losing debut for tihe de· THUIIoSOAY NIGHT'S RESULTS he said. • did not make the Kansas tri., as St. Loul, ll. Los Angeles 2 ed out .trying to bunt, Coot Veal Ken Aspromonte (foreground, right) of the Los ad to tlg Delrolt outfl.ld.r aliI Bruton (behind fending Arne!'i.can League cham· Goplerqct 51 originally planned. The Hawks FILIDAY'S RESULTS singled. Catcher Pete Daley also See~ 'lst Win · pions and moved diem a tie 3. 2 iem stems fl ,..."..ined al '*- for the Minhe Angeles Angels watches the ball (arrow) as It Aspromont.) befort firing to flnt. Bruton bump. into Chicago Philadelphia singled, scoring Klaus from third with Detroit !for first place. St. Louis at San Francisco. raln sol a duel today. squirts out crt his hand on what looked Ilk. a sure ed Aspromonte and .... bah got' aw.y. A:"'I'. Milwaukee al PlttsburKh. rain and Veal took third on the play. After losing ,!ihe season's ~. Texas SoutJwrn's Homer Jonc:s, double play In the fifth Inning of a gam. with Ihortstop Fritz Brlck.1I cov.rs second. D.trolt The loss was the Orioles' firth NtChl-ClnclnrulU at Los Ancele. Veal came home on pitcher Joe er to Indiana, six gol(e!l$ will' at., Barney Allen, OharJcs FTaziQr and TODAY'S PROBABLE STARTERS Detroit Tigers, winning their fifth straight, Home runs - New Yo.k, ManU. U). Kansas City ...... 1 3 .250 3 Batting for second baseman Bil· ISOned collegiate competitors who . Baltimore ...... I 5 .16'1 • KANSAS CITY (A'J - Cleveland's moved into first place in the American League Friday with a 9·1 Lo. Ancel.s ...... 1 5 .167 • iy Gardner, Hal Naragon flied to led Chicago White Sox WashlnClon (Daniels 0· 11 at Mlnne- Basketl?ali League. 10sel'S with a tSix-over·par 76. four singles in ,!!he seventh .inning inning,ctruving home Tit<> FMnco five runs in the fifth inning again~t and. rIg. ht -han der Ca I M cL' 15 h t 0 sotoCleveland (Ramos (2-0A ntonelll). .... 9) .t r':':Ji:i";;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii":~ PIF"'R£ lIa with the ,tying l!1un. Power then Don Mossi's smooth·hit pitching for a 3·2 viotory over Iowa. was backed by an H·hit attack Casale and Tex Clevenger. stagger to a 3·2 victory over th, City (lilaley 0-11 : '. soored ~ winner 'as Woody Held Boston Red Sox Friday night. BIG T&N RESULTS Bob Ross, a Spwban left-hander, Lo. An,ol ...... 00Q..100 ~ 1 • ~ grounded out . MlchJgan 5, Mlhnesota 3 allowed only four Iowa hits. Del.oll ...... lNNl' 031 1o,,- ~ II J Chicago loaded the bases in the Indiana 12. IUl,nols l' [owa stepped off ·to a 2~ Jead in The Indi'ans got an insurance run Ca.al., CI.ven,er (~), Sempr.eh . hth . I b L' A . WI"""".ln 2, NbrthwesU,rn 0 (7) , Bow.lleld (8) and A,,"rllI: Mo •• 1 elg on smg es y UIS parI' the first inning when. Joe Redding. in the ninUl Wihen FiNlncona w.alked and B.own. W - Mo •• 1 (2.0). L - oio, Fox. a sacrifice bunt ton singlet! and scored wJten Paul ,again and came home as Jimmy Oa ..l. ( ...~). ~eUle Phillies Lose, 3-2,' Hom. ran. - L •• An,ele., BUIIo (l). by Jim Landis and an intentional APRI~ 17 ·23 Bon lead blasted ra home ruo Piersal'I's fly in right bounced OIf Det. II, Colulto (2). Y(,jIlk to Roy Sievers before Mi- n C I £ ,,'I BIKE INSPECTION morc t han 300 lcct out in rj,ght Hank Bauer's.glove for a tdplo. . noso sacriClced and Aparicio scam- 1"'n \lrry 'S~ I;rror CI~veo lnd ...... 001 010 &Zl- II U 0 field. pered home with the tie·~reaking PHILADELPHIA fA'! - TOI\Y The SpaJ1tans came back in tlhe X&n ... CU, ...... 001 000 !oo- 3 6 0 Iowa, Minnesota ..... TESTS and REGISTRATION Grlnt, Allen <7) and Komano: Her· run. Curry's three·base error on DOll sov()II'ILh wibh singles by Wade Catnt· ~ert, Johnson (8), ltakow (8) and Sul McLish, scoring his first triumph Zimmer's fly in the seventh iri " For All Rid.n in Grade, 4·9 wright, Ron Henderson, Tom Riley livan, Pl,notano ee) . W - Allen (Z·O). 'e ' L - Job nson (0.1). Trackmen VI ning Friday night Emat)led AI and Sam Calderone. Calderone in a W.liite Sox uniform, was in Heist to score the winning run as PItIUl' I drove in I~ he tying and winning Here TocIay constant trouble, but managed to the Chicago Cubs defeated the SATURDAY,, APRIL 22 runs. Basilio To Battle go the dis~ance . Philadelphia Phillies 3.2. . Iowa ...... ~ 000 1lOO-! 4 0 Iowa's trade squilld will faC'e Seven times the Red Sox got Don Cardwell and Don Eldton . f 8 A.M. to 12 Noon IIIlchl,.n State ... 000 000 80x- 3 8 0 "natural rival" Minnesota today th' I d f( b tt b b t 'Stul R,lfert and lIIauren: "",. and C.rl. Pen der f or TIOtl e on the MW track north' crt the e/l' ea 0 a er on ase, u collaborated with a four·hit pitch· .. rI,M. three Chicago double·plays helped ing effort . At the Following Locations: BOSTON fA'! - Paul Pcnder and football stadium. Field ..,.nts at McLlsh out' of trouble. Zimmer figured in all the .Cubs' CIty High School Parking Lot , old pro Carmen Basilio Friday Cin· 1 p.m . • nd races at 1:30 p.m, : l I h fl t' . h i South T.nnls Court at the Field House . Meet your ished preparations for their sche- W~ tood facillti", Including McLish yielded 9 hits, ~truck out scor ng. n t e rs inning e s n· Johnson County CS4' Hall, Nur Horae. Mann School l1nlg frierul& duled 15-round battle tonight for seating now avaII abl., the 'ath. 3 and w/llked 2 in recording his gled and scored on Billy Williams' Mark Twain School Longfellow School City Park PeMer's \rl!rsloh of the middle- I.tlc department will chart. 60 first triumph against one loss. double. And in the sixth, he tallied at the Annex. ( • 10 --.I ... on Ron Santos' double. . Th. Following Bicycle Ridl"" TlSt Will B. Given, weight title. cents admlSl n for adults _ .... _Bill Monbouquette gave up seven J I .. I fo tude I ~ hi .... _..L._. h· Robin Roberts went all tne FIGURE. TEST CHANGE DIRECTION TEST " Beer. iust naturqlly I didn't come here to lose," the cen Irs n I.. lJI' ~ Its lind was 'tagged with his sec- for the Phillie:<; for his third STRAIGHT-LINE TEST SIGNAL TEST - 34·year-old Basilio snorted after a ROCK' y COLAVITO age and ~I_. UnlYIf'IIty stu· ond loss in as many starts. BALANCE TEST • SAFETY TESTS • tastes better at I dents '11 be :;t..... in as many starts. Members of the Optimist Club will be a ..lsted by m.mbtn tf , oosening up drill. Big B.t Booms for D.trolt WI a··r- on pre- Bot'''' ...... OGO II. -- ~ • 1 fhlladelphl& 110 0\lIO 1_ Q « 1 "You can't sell Basilio short," Nntalion crt ID c , w/tfle Un!· p h ea, •...... Ill! - 0\1<'- 3 7 I Chloata ... .. ::::: :100 'IGI lU_ 3 8 I tha Air :Explor.rs, 'a1l.ts, loy Scouts and Cltv Pollc~ In IIYIM 'Doc' Connell'sl Pender w"rned. "He's a game that inCluded Rocky Colavito's v'l'sity st... members ",u.t sf)oW [IIonbOll'l ..tle and Nixon: JloLI.h and I Cardwell. Elston m and Be.loU: ,h •..lMh. ,. th h . h f' Loll1M'. W - MeLl." (t·J). L - Mon- ""be'" and B&1.ympll\- W - Cardwell fighter. He'll take two to get in ree-run ome run an t e Irst their ~taff book !Or baskttt»all. bnqadte (0-=). It-O) , L - ItAtbort. , ... S). NOTE: Bicycl. regiltrallon, Cli r.qulred by. City Ordinance one." ~---~=------..:-.---.:..---\------.-.::.....---- No. 2181, will be h.ld at thele location.. Regi,'ra'lon II 1"~ A".nex The Boston Garden bout will be , 26 E. College televised (ABC, 9 p.m. CST) na Schedule Gam'e Befor~ Yanks end ,Season- SOc. tionally. Saturday, April 29, Ihere wll, be a Fr.e movie al lQ:39. l I I • al the Iowa th.al.r. Two new Sc~win bik., will be given away at the rno'!le. Nothing 10 buy. You need not be pre ~NDER NEW MANAGEMENT! ,.nt to ,win' Blk.. are on di.play at Kinney Shoe. and .rem..... ~f.~~!.a~~s~ - !~:~~Lq~UMI ~~l .~~~~(':! b~~~'h'd Sponsored by ' RI(H~RD'S FOOD SHOP ",raid 1ribUne N.ws Service it unsuitable for the ,national !aiXte. ~he 8~me day as the Giantll. The ).10 weapon of aUack except the NEW YORJ< - Up to now no Last week, however, the ~Ie Glan~s themselves will move out Nass and it was proven in the 210 E. Washington St. ., made by Ed Barrow and cllfned .' "':9 Iowa City Op~imist Clu~ . football player has dared stomp on out by him and his successor, of the sta~lum thereafter until ·tne aUonal League last year - by the And Optimist Inl.,rnall~nal the turf of Yankee Stadium with George Weiss, has been washed W{JI'ld ~rles dates are over and ~agles and the Packers - that SUNDAY SPECIALS Chairman: Capl. Ed H.nn•• IIY Roa.' Turk.y cleated shoe until the last base· out and a profeSSIonal tootball thp~ y,:Il~ move back 1.0 conclude unrelieved passing no longer ' is I __ Baked Ham - hitter~~-~~~~~g~~~ded~in~~~~- was ' out In September, or, ~~~P~~!h~to~W~I~~~._~- ~·_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ more frequently October, ,The kee Stadium on Sept. 17" which is This year the New York Titans Roall Sirlein of B•• f theory was that the cleats, sharp a week before the end of the base- of the American Football League Open Sunday - 7 a,m. - 2:30 p.m, polyhedrons of leather affixed with ball season. will attempt direct competition with Due 1.0 the tact that the National the Gialla. They will play 'Sunday 8 Football League has added 14th Jiome games in opposition to Giant f • team, the Minnesota Vikin~s, the broadcasts aDd wllf televize their ~""'I league schedule 'low prOVideS ' 14 out-of·l.own games when the Giants P;;/!«• .,' If " . RllaI J I official games for each team. in· are' playing In town. i IT'! I • " stead of 13 which malies it neCl!s Qillnts are so well establish . ~ '11te sarr to get an earlier start If the ed that they will be hard to beat c~ampionship game is to be played put if it is possible to knock them before Christmas. It can finish be· 'partway off their perch. this is a '\ I fore Christmas under present cir· A ,m .. Pro, " ;' ~, good y~~ to try. - cumstances only if there is no need I for a playoff, in either division. They have lost some of their ell' '. I So the football Giants who have tablished players including Frank Fast Service ' Clime ' to Pe a tremendously 'im· Gifford, outstanding halfback. A ~umber of addItional players have J IUrr I " portant' tenant asked for the date On Request I MINIATUREfI' f" • .,.' GOlF,.. , ,..,-.,. and got it. New York will see Its so much milage thiJt they may not first ~ up to the performances they earliest pro game since the Giant· We , • I All Star 'conclusion' in the late40s have ~elivpred in ather years. The and tpe Yankee ground keepers a. contirtuit~ 9f coachipg has been You ,i;, I well 88 the Giant management will broken. Jim Lee Howell hilS retired 1'1 Cosl and young Al Sherman is in charge. , pray tor a dry day. . I· this The Giants: opponent in the first He was offensive coach last year . . game will be the St. Louis Card· and this department must confess ~ I wis, T OPEN inals. a strong distaste for the Giants 88 .. ' T '. I --_."-'"------, '. New Felt On -All Holes , Free Pass for Low Score in Each Foursome W-'tIn,hoUie Wash.,. Can Do Get' os TWO BLOf(KS ~ORrli OF' AIRPO:~:r sui\! Clot"" . CI"ner. &, . SHIRT LAUNDRY. . I 'I onl) , . QN ,'HJGHWAV: 2.18 ~ ':-. ,I 121 IOWA AVlHUl , ' of ., Laundromat Ph. 1.756r
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g1e : VerJyn Hayes. A3. Milo. GRONCHI ON TOUR , Group Discusses Delinquency- 'I Student Files Suit 171SUIowans Attending Advisors for the trip are Miss RIO DE JANEmO. Braul til - M~ Norelius. Head Councilor at President Giovanni Gronchi of In District Court Big 10 Dorm Conference Burge; Vernon Harmelink. Head HaIy arrived Wednesday by plane A law suit asking $719 in dam Advisor at Quadrangle. and Daryl from Montevideo, Uruguay. fj)l' It EssJnfiol' Seventeen 'representatives from Other dormitory repre... tatiVes Saunrincipal Ster- one someone else has created. Par- A child often has to surter for that the collision occurred while ing the weekend. Voting delegates ence Lyons, A2 . Sioux City; Dennis r~ lltIg Qoplerud: tlie Rev. John G. ents too often stress conformity, the acts of his parents. The whole Miss McGavic fi making a U (rom SUI are Judy A.ssmua. A3, Wilken. A2. Algonaj Larry Seuser Craig of First Congregational thus the children rebel, he said. burd~ is Dot on the school in turn at tbe intcb tion o( College Independence and Chuck Coulter. er, A2. Elkhart; Larry Albrecht, Chll'dl; and Recreation Supt. Rob- lParents bave developed a pattern bringing up children, but basically Webster City. P4, Hartley ; and South erl A. J,.ee gave ,short talks on ·of permissiveness and are not strict at home. II home can't do it, bow and Summit SttOil . As. a result (I~-: )'OUth problems and then answered ,enougb with their child rCA, Chil- ever, the school must take its of the crash Matthews said his qUeStifllls from about 50 parents dren need and want authority, they place, which it does through car was knocked into two parked damaging th~m . • .f~ I;j ,ho attended. " ' mus~ be told how far they can go courses like Home Economics and 'If __•• Snid~r listed ' eight pOints em- and must kn?w what. part they play Shop. Need Sales? Stupified? ). . pllasizing what parents should give in theIr famlly, Craig emphaSized. A recreation center in Iowa City ...., (I" (I). r,. to their children to develop them Discussion resulting from ques· would not necessarily cut down into gllod citizens: love, accep- tions and answers included : juvenile delinquency but it would ~ " taJK'\l, security, protection, inde- Parents have ambitions for their give many kids something to do. pendencc. guidance. control, and children today that are often too keep them out of trouble. and help GET SALES! G:LASSIFIED! ers faith . ; develop good habits and make Lee"flOlnted out that juvenile de· friends with similar interests. Tonight linquency in Towa City Was mainly PSt Juvenile delinquency has increas- in the area of vandalism. Parents rogram e ed 14 per cenl in the last year in must e~hasize respect and lead- , Johnson County. Iowa tity derinite- "TOP 40" Favorites 'yplnl 4 Mobile Homes For Sale 13 Rooms For Rent 16 6ship and must exert control over Iy needs more fo ster homes but h FAST. eUJeJ~nt bplnc. Dlar .., 8.110. 5- 5 It~a HILTON 41' x 10'. two berlrnom. ROOMS [or men studenb. C1 0llC In. !he whereabouts of their children, funds are Hmited and the counly Advertisi ng Rates one made Into ,tudy. atr condltlon- R ••""na ble. 8-377S. 5- 24 For vee ea ELECTRIC type",""'r. ....t. ':ceunote. rr. Awnlnll. <,,~tePIlOVY.D undcrCl"t!uale hOIl, In!! for Gopleruct said much of our prob· the support of a foster child . Three Days ...... 15¢ a Word , 5-IOn 8-lO:iI!. 5:11 f.!lrl •. Sum"",r. 7-3703. 6--22 RC !em stems from early marriages. Sil( Days ...... 19¢ a Word Songs by <\the 'Broohers FoUl". a and His TYPING------~~~. accuracy IlUnrantl.ed. DIal ATTENTION STUDENTS - Why pny G R.A[)li'ATE rlH,'n'" rooms. Cooklf\JC. dance, "Mister Roberts," and - Doors Open 1:15 - Ten Days "" .... 23¢ a Word 7-71116. &-20R rent when yo u can own tht. 36 .. (oot Show ..... 530 No . Cllnl<>n. 7-5848. 11-21 One Month ...... 44¢ a Word .Ir-condltloned two-bedroom hou"" "Brigacloon" .are .all plooncd for Bandera Boys I4-HOUR ~rvlee. Electric tyJ)ewrtler. I r.II~. nd b<>.1ulllul 8 x 18 InsuJall'd ROOM - worklnl/ or graduate wo ,the ,annual Io'Ma SLate Univer ity (Minmum Ad. 8 Words) Jerry Nyall. 8-1330. 5. 11 annex In Fore ~ View Trail r Court m"n . Cooking and laund ry faclIlU... . Veishca celebration May 4-6 in Deadline 12:30 p.m. Ca.~ or term~ . rho-ne ~ .. n8J 1 · 4-27 Available June 9tlt. 8-8987. 11-20 I~:'rl!iill 1st RUN IN IOWA CITY I Ames. -Ends CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADS Lost & Found The .iRally Rotmd·· boys, t1le '. NOW Wednesday- One Jnsertion a Month $1.26· Brothers Four, will be. heard on Five Insertions a Month $1· Metinees - 6Sc iti i : I-II May ' 4 at 7:30 p.m. in tile ISU l!1: Nights, Sundey - 75c Ten Insertions Ii Month !MW" Armory. Tickets 'are 75c per per· - DOORS OPEN 1:15- • Rates for Each Column Inch 'SOn . Following the conceI'l, a frec It's The Funniest Sweatshirt Ball will be held in the NOWI ,NOW! Memor,1al Union WLtJh music by two Love-Happy Comedy Phone 7-4191 rsu combos. Of The Year! Week Dey MAtin ... - 7Sc From • ,.In. to 4:3' p.m. An loW18 Sta,le Player will present Nites - Sunday - 90c EII~rienced Ad Taker Will "Mister Ro\>cftS," in Curtiss Hall Kiddies - 3Sc Help You With Your Ad. 1957 PLYMOOTH convertlble. Rnd iO. Audit()rium 1St 8 p.m. May 3·5. heat"r. lull power. Good condltlon. THE DAILY IOWAN RESERVES Ext. 3898, 4-27 Matinees will be Mlay 5-6 at 2 p.m. THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY Reserved tickets are $1-25. 1958 FORD Ranch W8lon. 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Write complete Ad below including name, address or pbone. .,- _ I ' • ;J{ )1' I'eml"on(e I• •_ inclosed , ( ) Send • Memo Bill I Concel 01 loon I os you get re- • " luI... You pay .... , only for number • of days ad ap- ' . .' -, .. Ig·:::...... ~...... ;~:~...... ~~.~.~ .. . , p~ '-THE DAILY IOWAN-'_. City. ' •.-S.turd.y. Aprl' ~, 1M' I Stresses Leadership at Finkbine Dinner- McManus Institute Considers . Chides Iowa Emotional In~tabi· 'ity 0 Realistic View' Needed-Hancher Legislators The Third Institute on Prevent WilJ.iam P. Hawkinson and Bill ive Psyo'hiatry opened Friday at Snider, assistant professors at !be BURLINGTON I.fi - A Cormt!!' SUI, with attention directed toward Child WeUare Researoh Station. By BRUNO TORRES Demooratic lieutenant governor G~I St.H Wrl ..r researclh where the suspected cause Also i()n the oomrnittee are: 1.1n. of emotional instability has been S I Pre ident Virgil f. Hao her told the "Finkbine Boys" said Friday night the 1961 Iowa May Youtz, associate pro~ Le~lature !has "deJ11QflSUated altered and tIbe effects observed. at the annual Finkbine Dinner Thursday that perhaps Iowa emeritus at the Research station; masterful lnactivUY by doing ab For example, suppose that "sup Mabel Parsons, home economics Shil doesn't colmt any more in this century of edcuation. sOlulely notihing with a great deal port" were provided a child at. a dnstructor; Richard Cheville, ?tW, He said, "When 1 came here we had 11 men in Congress, of skill." critical peNod of severe iilness df a Independence, Mo.'; and Mrs. Kath and aJl leaders, but ne"t year we'll have only seven. Perhaps Edward J. McManus of Keokuk parent, suege.iat Mcllnay, to the East and West coasts," ,------iog, said tlhat "willl the F.arm Bu· powerful is such intervention in Robert Dyksma, Palirlcia KarieI Rei "Yet 'Billy' Finkbine would or an education, we wouldn't be reau calling @Ie tUl1lC, the Legis· preventing the dt'volpment of emo and Esther Tuttle, all research I$ Cal want us to be strong and to be able to grasp the torch or leader lature has fiddled with the general tional instIaOility? sociates at U1e Research Statioo. leaders known not for the size of ship." weUare." Session Ciha.irmen for Ole insti Cooperating wibh the committee Fra our population, but for the quality "Wit:b agua adheres to an annual license fee on all boats blgg.st ship with too much optimism on who said our situation might be Othe11S say it was launched Crom trouble landing safely there. IThere the kind oC program he could get '!ome worse. Vhe principles of non-intervention." are no facilities oC any kind, no and boot motors, in lieu oC the pre Leo Peiffer, a Cedar Rapids Frlllch Corn Island, 40 miles dffShore. sent property !tax on these ar¢icles. architect, will discuss "Architec p.thy through the Legislature this ses- "This might be the century of One oC tile strongest claims came hanga'rs or anything." sion. the communist man if we don 't And just as many otheI1S shrug from a long-ltime foreign residtmt. ture and Design in TOOaY'$ Home," "posit ore too rumors as oonsense. He said: "Seven ocean.going ships The only commercioal air connec- at the Residence and Interns Wives lunt •. "You might say I was bright work to become leaders oC the tion between Managua and Pu.erto eyed and bushy tailed," he com- world. The hi ghest aullhol'lty jn the re- caro-ying between 4,000 and 6,000 Rule Bloodtest Costs Club meeting Wednesday in the In Pa Cuban exiles left Puento Ca~ CabeZias is Linea, an airline owned University Club Room of the Iowa men ted. "But 1 still have my opti- "We have the FBI, the Central by President Somoza. teers , April 10. They went from h<''I'e May Fall on Defendants Memorial Union. mism, and there is much we can Intelligence Agency, the Congres· to 3 S. Dubuque Ph. 7-9151 night a achieve even between the Legis- sional investigating committees, Aged Counseling Gualema1a Wlhere Ibhey pickQd up Flighi1Js lately !have been ilrtregu- DES MOINES (.fl - The cost oC There will also be election or of placed lative sessions." and the John Birch Society, but otJler inv.aders." At dle same time, lar. One repont was iliat tJhe flights bloodtestos dn, drunken dr1ving cases ficers for the 1961·62 term. Reine, 27 were canceled to keep people away may be clwged to the defendant He said, "1 believe in educa· Uley can't possibly build patrotism B26.s were W18it'ing at Puerto some 0 Conference Here from Puerto Cabe7,as while the O'P- ?I ·lihe decrees, Atty. Gen. tion dispite some of the stories and leadership. Cabezas to s m-ike , he added. oourt with tar Voca.[,iopa] rehabilitabion person erahlon:s were.going on . EVI/In Hul~man ruled Friday. you might read to contrary." "I saw the communist at work "'J1h.ere are eight more Ships at into Pa nel ~rom a lSeven-stllite area wm Puel'to Cabezas. 'I1hese Cuban ~x But Linea offi6als said lIhere But 00 said there is no ~tatu1ory Addressing tbe students he said, in the United Nations. They were g;alLher at.. SUI 'l'uesday Ilhrough Versalll "You can't say, 'Let George do it.' out to run it or destroy it. Are iles were r.Jown Ito Puel1to Cabezas have been roregular sChedules Cor auVhority £or !SuCh
