Iowa Play Festival Begins at ~UI

Htllt tt Serving The State ,University of Iowa and tl.e People of IOWG City in CoraMl1t vour 1t!'Vlce EstabliShed in J868 Five cen ~ a COpy l'l"moer 01 ASSOCiated Press - AP ceased Wire and phOto service Jowa City, la" saturday, April 6, 1957 11·7 p,m, tll"" , y till IIDIIII II S: 30 p,m, y IOW~ ADS United States Offer.s ;. SE TION 7 5 Million to' Pola'nd "' t o 9 P.M. 5 UI Physicists I Regents Take Look Would Bolster,:

.." •••• " ''" .....". !, THE CHATTING COMRADES pictured above ai,n't from Siberia or Lower Siob~."ovia. They are three ~~DoU, Iowan ~ SI.,t.~DE~!l WriLer .;,being~ reflected,~ t=~ up from~i~~ areas of" Business~"~ melN ~ here ~ Friday~~~~~~~ with SUI officials and other ~members"U~"g.oo of the ~:::~:;:n!:WASH[ NGTON Lf! _ The Unite d Inc. members of th. cast of a play 'I'Ite,..d ill the Iowa PIIlY Production Festivll i alld sponsored by the A cosmic ray device prepared by ocean or land, Board for a "general" study of the housing and construclion Issues Stales was reported Friday night Mason City Woman's Club. The play they will perlDrm in is "Highness" by Rufh Giorloff, Cast me mo the SUI Physics Department will This experiment will enable facing the University, to have offered Communist Po. bers pictured are Mrs, A. J, F.eney, John Conno r and Mrs. Larry Robinson, They are frqm Mason probably be part of the equipment weather bureaus to make more "The purpose of our meeting was Ma'il Cutback land economic aid amounting 19 City. (See story page 6). in the earth satellite to be launch· c9mprehensive observations of the largely to gather information about abou t $75 million , · II ' CvdaneaArllrn nnexotf Ytehael"p~~oSr~SJaDmeep~[~t: weather and make long range the problems facing the University President Eisenhower has said 'F 0 ~ weather forecasting more accurate. and to acquaint the Board memo lhe purpose Is to encourage JI 'I bl ment said Friday, , The photo-clectric cell will register bers with the situation," said Har· "trend" to independence In East· Te II 5 Afomle a - ut. e The decision to includc the cos· d tid It P t d b ern Europe, War POSS mic ray device was made by the an map ou c ou pa eros, ry Hageman, president of lhe OS pone y The chief of the Polish econom. Of working committee on the internal Th, fi rst " tt ll ite is tl' - d ' what hapJ)t'/lS to the cakt, d pend· ouse roup U,S, supported grouping of canal year, an more snow flUrries, Th I' hIg' h financing would mean that slate an additional de(jeiency alloLment. tary of slate. not on the rccipe alone but' how users. and encompass six princl. The University of Wisconsin. in is expected to be in the upper appropriations would not be used Cha irm l n C.nnon (D-Mo,) of Earlicr in the day, some Polish and wherc things arc dont' Recommends pies approved by the U,N, Sccuri· cooperation with SUI is preparing 30's, to support It, tht Appropriltion5 CMlmi,," SOurces said the Warsaw govern. The coloring of th . SiamI' e cat ty Council last Oct. 13, a meohanism which will determine Strong northerly winds caused Mr. Hancher continued: "Actual· accultd Summerfield of "In un. mcnt might turn down a $75.mj). ilIu tratrs !hI . Born whitr. the The six principles: Protest the radiation balance of the earth's dtifting snow and hazardous Iy. the next step in this matter ,dulterated bluff." "Thty' ll cit- lion ofCer. cal later i markl'd by bro~n lip , Budget Cuts Egypt's sovereignty, arbitrate dis· surface, This experiment will de· driving conditions in northwest would br to confer wiOI the private livtr the m.Il," he prtdlcttd. U,S, officia ls said. however. on nose. ears, legs and tall ' putes, insulate the canal trom pol· termine the amount of light that Iowa Friday, Sioux City was sources of fina ncing as to the fea· Cannon c:ompl.lntd tht PMt Of. lhal lhey had not heard of any The explanation, B adll' aid, itics of any nation. no discrimi· is re(lected up to the satellite from hardest with seven inches of slbillty oC the program," Univer· fict Deplrtmtnt wu "hoi din, Polish Intention to rejeel hclp in lies in the heut, ensitive enzyme WASIIINGTON (A'! - A 25 per nation against £Iny user. agree lo areas of water, clouds and land, snow, slty officials bad noted earlier that a ,un to our htld." thal amount, which enabll' cl'll to carry out cent cut in President Eisenhow· tolls and sct up a development The cloud covering of the earlh Iowa City received rain an d it would be necessary to check the Sumerfie ld's orders embraced Mr, Eisenhower told a news con. the coloring proce s, Thl rnzyme er's $87t l,"·billion request for Com· fund, over large areas oC surface cannot snow throughout most of Friday, sound ness of such borrowing be· these cutbacks: fercnce Wednesday that the United cannot function ut thr moth.'r cat' mcrce Department funds was ree· Israel's ambassador Abba Eban be comprehensively surveyed b:i TemrJ},atures ranged in the 30's fore any action is taken, 1. Effective April 13, all pott States believed in "tbis growing • body trmJlt'rature but goes to wor~ ommcnded by th(' House Appro- was reported to have informed the surface observations, all day, The proposal (or new married offices to be closed to the public independence of Moscow" and re. alter the kltll'1I is Oorn and starl priations Committee Friday as State Department that Israel dis· The meteorological division of the The outlook for Sunday will be sludenl housing is a result of SUI's on Saturdays and Sundays, garded it as a slow and evolution, 10 "cool ' olt ,. Congress continued its budget· trusts any agreement that would Army Signal Corps is perfecting warmer but far below the 72 de· increasing enrollment, Studies 2. Effectivt April 13, all city, ary process which the Unitcd Cooling off fir I lake plncr in la hing dril'e, allow Egypt to reimpose its Suez a device consisting of photo·elcc· gree temperature recorded one show that by 1970 enroll ment will village and rural delivery service States wants to help "as far as the cat' no t'. ears, [l'cL and tail [n two standout action, tnt' blockade against Israel. ' tric cells which will take impres· year ago, be near the 20,000 mark, lo be discontinued on Saturdays we ca n." -the extremltl -and th ('ntym committee pulled the !inancial rug It is estimated that nearly one except for special delJvery items. While the Poles came bere wilh does it JOb , from under the conlrover ial Of· H. h 5 hiD · S Ok B of every fou r students is married, Summerfield said mall trucks will a list of requests for large quan· TOP E"~ry tinll' a clJll dhid' In th fice of Stralrgic Information IOS11 , '9 COO" V er t.r I e 5 US making the 1970 total close to 5,000, continue to pick up mail from tilies of cotton, grains. fals and growth proce • Uradll' conlinu d. cutting it off without a cent, and Current ma rried housing facil ities street boxes on Saturday and Sun. oils. farm machinery, mining mao tAc recipe mu t be copit'd, the meso voted to dder a $6~.mll1ion reo are ' inadequate to accommodate days but that Sunday pickUp sched. chinery and fertilizer, the United sage reprOduc 'd, 'fht! eh 'mical ns· plac,ement for th~ agmg trans·At· suc h a number, ules will apply on both days, Stales turned out to have a limil· ES ture of these mr . age "i a real lanhc liner Amnnca, 3. A hilt to most third cIa .. man cd capacity for meeting their rr'· Simple buslm's," Beadle sUld, The OSI , wRlch says Its job is service on April 29, quest quile apart from the ques- "but ml,l adlngly ilnple " to k p valuabl though non ,secret SeeK Man 4. Curtallmtnf of mo.t window lion of whether responsible 0111· Chromo om s. Beadl(' ~xpl ined, Infor!l'ation from falling Into Com, service to a maximum of 81,2 hours cials though that the requests were may be consid 'rl'

, THE DAILY IOWAN- low. City, la.-SaturdIlY. April 6, 1n7-Page 3 Out-Foxed Fox Clu~.To Hold Lib!p~y.(~hibi( ~i' I · '{ SUr sses1 Problem'l::, riticized . Political Rally Shows Early Printing A political raUy will be held at city the Newman Club Sunday complete An exhibit of the typogr;l~hical works of Victor Hammer. nottd .. , Austrian typographer. painter and architect went on display this week Study Ex(esses with nominating speeches. cam· in the lobby of the SUI Library. , , paign promises. posters. bullon·hol· Displayed arc examples of the type face which Hammer designed 0 varied. There is no monotony ing. and demonstrations. --- Iand various book which he print· when forensics and music are al· Newman Club holds an annual e d Ne ed on his press. including three equation - !x­ in the high chool Iternated with E~glish and social rally to give candidates for club of· I which he authored. wit hout regard should be an cnriching ex· studies clas es. he said. fices an opportunity to state their Unlte allons I Hammer's rna t noled achil'\'c, \ . - I need only - which goes beyond the ArMld .1 .. ,t..... It i, Impor· qualifications. mt'nt wa the re\'ival of the uncial of my native letters and their introduction into - routine. said John E. t.nt fer • ,lrI to leam to bake a Candidates selected by the nom· it in a typical inations committee are : metal type, Uncial letters. the associate professor in the cak. anti practice ,ewln,. For Prt,ident: Jim Rederer. AI. Local Ch~pter handwriting style of lhe medieval " If ., of Education and director a girl plans on being married Clinton; Arlo Stein. Cl. Carroll ; scribe who eopit'd boOks in long· . ,.h,M.illl Iligh School. after finishing high school and if a and Bob Strawn. A3. Chicago. 111. I~and ., ~'enl out o~ use before the ·lshed m\·collon of, prtnhM· people wondcr ir home· boy wants to be a mechanic. these For vlCt-prtlltltnt: Harry Plank. Is Establ is so unimportant that it students need a different sort of Dl. Independence ; and Mary Ann Ha~lml'r revived fh'e separate Establi hment of an Iowa City kinds of uncial letter. three or irs nolhing bUl be abolished in favor of motivation to do homework. " Mc· Werra, A3 . Milwaukee. Wis. I chapter of the Iowa A ociation of which are in the e~hibit. ar,pirin. for varied out·of·school Adam said. For reeonlln, Hcret • ..,.: Mary ".,.J only obvious re. or if in·school Hme Is .. Arter they are graduated from Ann Evans. AI . Garner ; Pat 0 '· United atiilns was for m a II y In charg~ ~f settmg up the Ham· OQ Connell. A2. Rockford. Ill. ; and . mer exhibit IS Harry Duncan. as· nkind Insists that homework is peccs· high school. they will have much agreed upon Thursday mght at a sociate professor of journalism at need only' quott a complcte cducation . Miriam Slleldon. AI. Norwich. .. . d who gave up on whether teach· leisure lime for television and N.Y. meeting in Wesley 1I0u e. Sul. ng modern po. assign homework is not reading. which will have been de· For tre.surtr; John Power. AI . Twenty·nine Iowa Cilians were Objects in t1w exhibit are from one and there is no easy veloped in their high school Eng· New York City. N.Y.: Don Thomas. enrolled. Mr . H. ~1. Burian. 533 four ources : from Hammer. from enlimenl IIsh classes. Students should be E2. Clinton ; and Al Wilcox. AI. S Summit St.. was selected tempo· the Prairie Press of Carroll Cole· When I Cedar Rapids. man,. ,Iowa City. from Duncan's . , equipped for a richer and funer rary chairman of the chapter. Mrs. Cummington Pre s and from thc th old spirit, I life." For corrt.pontIlng HCrtta..,.: ,.. ., Bible. When it Burian said about 25 others had collection of R. Hunter Middleton. , A point in fa vor of homework. Nancy Daly. N2, Iowa City; Nancy for me lhere Is O·Connor. D2. Perry ; and Joyce been previously enrolled directly Hammer was born in Vicnna. He ".". page and my noted by the national educators, is Perdee. A2. Hamlin . with the Iowa Association. and that was forced to leave Au tria during " that a student who wants to attend Ballots will be mailed to all they would be transferred to the lhe Anschluss in 1938 when Hiller add hi. farorite college must do a considerable members who have paid their local organization. took over the counlry. He i now "1' j amount of homework. not only to Paradlsc Lost dues. Only those who pal'd dues by I post 70 and living in Lexington, In tht' eighteenth needs a bal.nc. of meet the demands for admiss ion. Before organ zalion procedure Ky. Dally (o wln Photo by Ben BlaciutoC'k ~h('pherds OQ .nd .cad.mic worlc." but al 0 to pro ve that he can learn Sunday will receive a ballot. began a member of the \..Aard of RESTORING .\ RED FOX and a ring·necked pheasant 10 life· like poses are (L..R) Don Benda, A4. Iowa " U'J He is well known in Europe for siid. "Too much hom.. by himself. Polls will be open from 8 a.m. directors of the Iowa Association . h' j t' g d h'teet ~ H should not be assigned to City; Ed Schi.lefer. AI . Davenport; and Stewart MacDonald, A2, Edmonton. Canada. In case you art t 8 A il 14 t th C th r t Id c ti be 1 "w IS pa n rn an arc I ur~. e • McAdam agreed with the educa· interested, the animals are for sale. o p.m. pr a e a 0 IC 0 .. prosx VI' memo rs. . e studied at the Art Academy in Vi • stlKWnts to neglect ovtJidt tors by saying that homework is Student Center. Anyone unable to (Citizens I can playa vllal part III d d . g h' I but .1 .. thert should a self-disci pline which develops an appear at the polls on Sunday can preserving peace in the world, " enna an.. . l~~rn IS e~r.y years be too many outside .ctivi· established pattern for the student. J deposit a ballot wilh Father Bor. Donald Johnson . West BranCh.' ~a~e hi 11\ mg by pamtrng por· M that stud.nts n.. ltct If this is done in the right way. denkircher. club chaplain. any day said "you have a grand opportun' l ral s. , . I 1C.d.mic IlOmeworil." tbe re will not be as great an ad· Prof Discusses IWh'ite Collar Crime d.uring the week prior to the elee· Ity. through the facilities of the . He .delgned sCH'ral sto~e bUild· maintains that it is im· tion. University. to do much to further · Ings In Eur.opr. In arcilltc~tu~al justment at the college level. he "White collar crime" is a poPU.!literature and ' is considered by engage in what the observer con· in a school day for a stu· said. Elected officers will be an· the resources of the UN." I IcU'cl es. he.. I~ note,d for d I%nrng lo do all necessary readings lar and handy expression. but it many to be a valuable contribution siders to be uncth~cal or immoral nounced at 9 p.rn. "The majority of Ille peollll! arc and s upl'r.\IS1n~ !llc con lrucllon or "One reason homework is criti· research to study a subject presents some baffling problems to I to the theory o! criminal behavior. behavior. indifferent to the U : . John on a chapel In SWitzerland .. Field trips. tours and cized is that two or three teachers said. "but if lhey would stop and Hammer has also designed ~nd may not have consulted each other criminologists. sm Prof. Robert G'I Caldwell explained. But1morality and ethics are nol activities hould al 0 SUI Will Host 35 think bf the succ 5S it M ~ad in ~land constru~ted ~veral .musleal coDiiidered as homework. he and all of them make large assign· Caldwell said Friday. ~u.l neither. criminal codes ,nor the same as the ·Iaw. and an im· ·t 12 . thei aUitud' may Instrument . rncludrng I'aneties of , . ments for one evening." McAdam He analyzed the controversial .of~lclal . compil!lh~ns of ,vanous moral or unethical person is not I t years. r \1. Ithl' harpsichord Dnd the clavichord. to a concert on the ra­ said. phrase at the annual meeting here crllnes like t~e ~niIorm ~~l~C .Re. necessarily a criminal. Caldwell Prep Debate Teams c lange. , . Hammcr Is Ole author of three Cert.in typel of hom.work art of the Midwest Sociological Soel. p.orts make . whlte·collar dl tmc· pointed oul. suggestin~ thaI ~he . Johnson ouUml'

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Adams Trial "U . ' · B· f t phi Delfs Will Join I Oscar's Sea!on Ends nlverslty ne S IRed Cross Campaigtl HOLL::V~~: ; ~~: ,., ,, . I m:.''::;' ::'.!:~ i ,:,!,: i': , ,, ,Attorneys Hit PU RC HASING PAR LEY -I DEAN DAWSON-Prof. Franci I Members oC Phi Delta Thl'ta so-· . J th · , Leonard J. Konopa. assista nt pro· M. Dawson. Dean of the SUJ Col· Icia! fraternity will aid the Johnson season IS oler at lasl - thank eteclor test when ey reeell C fes or of marketlllg In the SU I l iege of Engineering. wa re-elected Counly Red Cross membership and Ihea\'cns! Ithe statupUes. U they flunk. they Drug Experts College of Commerce. will be a to the board oC directors DC the fund cleanup campaign by serving No longpr will the TV viewer lose the award . Thus they won·t featured speaker Tuesday at the I [ow.a. minoi Gas and Electric ~0"1 as solicitors for that drive today. 1b e subjected Lo an endl pro- lie ilble to thank everyone in sight LONDON IA'I - The murder trial third annual Purchasing Confer· at Its annual stockholders meetmg Gene Novotny. A3. Iowa City . ce sion of excited and grateful buL will be lorced 10 say "J must ~ society physlcilln Dr. John Bod, ence at Drake Un iversity. in Davenport Thursday. chait:man o~ the lrater~ity 's ~O~l' win ners - who a~e not t~ excited confess I played this ro l ~ against ~D Adams neared an end Friday -- ~ mUOlty projects committee. IS 10 Ito express their gralttude to th e advice of my age nt with a no· Irih opposing attol'Oeys sharply DE NTAL ASSOC IATION - Dr. CLASSICAL CONFERENCE ch~rge ?f the prog,~am ... NOl'ot.ny el'l'ryone from thei~ kindergart~n talent director and a' Cat.headed deJtOUI1dng testimony by noted E; Lee Nelson of Denver, Colo .• SUI's Annual Classical Conference said Frldar that the Iratermty te~~her on up. No I.onger Will co.star." medical specialists. Will b e the guest ~ pea k er ~ t a is being he ld today in the Senate rep resentatives Will try to COllta~t CTlttC be force~ to pomt out the 4. How about an Acadtmy award "Absurd. ridiculous." defense mee tmg of ~he. Juntor Amert can . Chamber ol Old Capitol. Thr!:e P!"llple that regular Red Cro~~ soh· lack oC entertamment values oC losers show ? The four losers in Iltorney Geoffrey Lawrence cllIl. Denta l As oC lalton at SUI Monday. seSSions. at 9 a. '. 10:25 a.m. and cltors were unahl~ to meet. such shows. ach category would be given ed eYldence given for th Crown 1:30 p.m., are planned. A noon Dr. C. P. Goplel ud. cha~rman ~C Not until next year. anyway. equal time with the winner to ex. CHILD DEVELOPMENT- Prof. bY Dr. Arthur Douthwaite. n fort· luncbeon will feature noted areha· the Red Cros~ lund camp8lgn. said That's the trouble with critics _ pose their Ceelings in the matter. Roger G. Barkeroof of the Unll'cr· JIlIIII authority 011 norcotics . eologist Saul S. Weinberg of the th~t elf?rt 10 the cJe~nup cam· always carping and never QCfer. I can ~m3gi n e such lively com. menr By . sity oC Kansas Psychology Depart· "EI'8SIYe. an absence of frank· University of Missouri as speaker. p8lgn ,,:111 be centered m U~ e area iog con trucir-. lllMee. 1 shall r • ments' as: " It was big studio • ment was elected president of Ihe Oscar E. Nybakken. acting head OC l of the city not. covered prelllOuslr- I'erse the Irend . Aw ar~s shows politics that licked me'" "Wbo oner ness. incredible." Atty, Gen. Reg. Society Cor Research in Child De· I inaid Manni ngham·Buller aid of the SUI Classics D~partment is di· Goplerud sald that the campal.gn can be nterLamin!(. IterI' are wants to win an award ' and be. ve lopment at the biennial meetin~ recting the conference. fund now totals ~12.SSO.27. With some helpful suggestions on how come a has·b. 11011 A"e. f-O body In this room when Iht' l'xp<'rts gram has ~Iready Increased ca· read that will he distributed to the Senate Chamber oC Old caPito~,' b.111't. rurs-aU IzE'S. tamp '. carntra.. disagree'" n-er consqousne s.. amon~ S~I tbo~ attending. March 14. TYP1NG. 2447. 4-26 record pia).,.. bah)· fieDI.,. Hock. El·. FOR RENT: Double room lor stud.nta. underclassrtl.~n. In an arhcle 10 Judges Cor the contest are ------Loan. 4-12 n.ESIS typlor 9202 7-2Ci -.- .. _---- 610 E. Church St. 4-8 thl' current IS ue of the "Journal . . ------F OR SALE: roldln, bt'd. bt'd. bloM I el~clrlc rBM typowrilloll The.I, and child, o( College Placement." she said Chrts~ofldes; ProCessors C. J. Ftl 'I ) bedroom sull<. train In, ohllr. WAll~' el's Conference wlthm the Cra· bronze medal and second and third Miller's original bill' called for Authorized - Royal Purpose ~ple IlPply ol Cood nnd blank( t . lernily. place contestants reeeil'e art giving legislators and the presid. j I Coasl Guard men . aid pi! d·lIp A~otht'r •duty of the ,,?cational books. All of these gift are sup· ing officers an expense account 01 Dealer Read the Classifieds ~ 25 (eet d ep had clam 'd th chalr~~n. I· to k p ~ ~ar ers plied by the French Government. $1 .000 each fol' each regular ses· Portables Standards Carefull y every da y. ferry like 8 vi along ha 2/J-f()(,! cornrr JO the fraternity library. . sion and $10 daily Cor expens('s duro I length. jamming h r 8l1round . But 11(' dl.lribute i.n[~rmB.ti?n about . House Okls ing extra sessions. plus an all ow· Wikel To Adve rt ise I ~ rombi nation of wind and eh nn~1 different compamcs pollclcs. voca· · ance of seven cents pcr mile Cor I Ptrrenls finally eased h,'r of!. h(1O I and carc('r book.' and per· ('ach weekend trip to and from Call Typewriter Co. C'''' . ., ••• "TU'" "'.'CA;;,tM, ••• u> ....,. _,,,0. Opportu. I I F. P. Ca • as. i. tant tlp\·rin· hllt,'nt C8r er and vocahonal new F,·fteen B,· /15 home. I ~r.dent of state ferrl .• said th which the plac~~ nt crvlc sends After limIer had introduced the Dial 8-1051 23 E. Washing to n 4191 _I "Would you mind complaining to the police about our I ~acationland would takt' on -Ull' to tht, [ratl'rnl\lcs. He orrange i!xpense allowance bill Atty. Gen. =:=:::::=:=:::::===:===T=h=r.=S=. =4':,.2 !:::======~~!..!....~p .a rty upstairs? We can't ~ t our guests to go home," t ~. and then operllte on a "wild' gi flUI1 lTI( 'ling of the fraternity DES MOINES tA'I - A bill to re· Norman Erbe said in an opinion I we _ hutUing back and IUt'mbers lit which !cpr entatl\'es quire the State Tax Commission to that an expense account is allow · as f t a po. lbl _ to I r 01 th plae 'ml'nt office di cuss em· certify tax levies for bond issues able under the law only as com· I lip lhe backlog of IiOme 500 p('r. , ploym nl problem and answer th to county Budtiors before Oct. 1 pensalion, and compensation is IOns waltini (0 mak~ tit cr In' qu lion · he bo ~olleeted. each year iC the tax is to be levied constitlJtionally limited to per day /letween Michigan' l..ow('r lind Up. Ii. . B rn aid lh succes oC the Collowing y~a r won approval pay ana mileage. It! penln ul . ~h(' pro ram .with the fraternitics I oC th House Friday by a vote of In an explanation of his amend· I this is the la.t a. on thp V • I I din 10 Its .xpan. ion. P~8J1 96~. . ment, Miller said:' faiionla nd will opNolC' in till' I1r underwoy to mc.lude dor~lIt o r . It Wll one oC 15 n~ncontroversl. "This will avoid all controversy Itrilits servlc . Th 100.mllJlon-dol. iI' in th' vocBhonnl,ch:urmon al m~asures pa~sed III the H?use over whether a nontDx exempt ex- Ur Mack'nn st a't D Id program, he said. in qUi ck uccesSlon. All were give n pensc nllowance is un constl tutlon· lu* I W r I . r gr. now unani mous votes. Thirtee n go to al. but merely inc reasing the per I¥;/ I~n~~~~:'r I cI 'dul(d til SU I Demos PI' ck the Senate and two to the gover· day compensation for members. I C nor"Also. by USi ng a nat ppr day I ase aid Ul [rry W8 not ex· C . H d R' p. Robert Maggert (R·AClon). pay basiS. thp cornpensation will b peaed to hal' any lurlh'r Iroubh ommlttee ea S 8 rrtI rl'd county employe. told the broad enough to cove r legi lalors ~ the wi nd ~lId di('d down, ml , ,HOli c Ulat the pre nt deadline in tlw event of annual session. 1"1' (01 w~ hftml/. I TIlt' Young Drmocrats Ex cu.tlVl' Cor certification of a bond tax levy Further. it avoi ds a hardship ~I ean w hlle. th. t.8l1k '1' O~lL't o~ C'omnll!l'l' Friday annollnced the is Dec. 9t. He said the county au· now worked on legislators where a II!land Tllnk~r Inc.. txc~n1( nulnl'S of It m'w executive chair· ditors Qlld treasurer ne d more I'cgulal' ses ion extends beyond 100 ~ first boat ot th 1 '7 lla~.'IMa. t1l('n Iu fn'C on th' executive time to fi gure spreading of tho days." I: sellOn lo 110 lhrouih th council. I'vies so lis to avoid delays in get· The HOllse has sent to the Sl'n· It ts at Sault Stc. Marif', 011\" N 'w committee h sa ar : !lng out their work. ote a bill calling for annu al ses· I miles north St . linae '. Ikkj mith. A2 . Council BlulCs. Another of th bills would give slons. YOll lo tGIk , ---- and Wilham HJlmcn. A2, De Korean War veterans the add ition· ~p- S.a Diver Diesi loin. ocial co·eholrm n; James al right and privUeges of other Painters Un ion Pickets II.J- Ril'lIy. LZ. Rock Valley. and Low· war vet ra ns. They were granted :ra rc Aiue in Chamber ('II to tIle_• A3. Iowa ity. program sold ie rs prefe.rence and property Elvis' New Mansion , LO G BEA H. Calif. IA'I - A co-chairmell. Ruland Garmon. C3. lox exempti on In till' 1955 session. MEMPHi S. Tenn. I..., -Elvis lIIep. a diver died of th' "Iwnd " Wlltl'r100. proj oct chairman ; Ruth Among the other mcaSUl'rs IPI' sley's new home was picket d !Iltlle naval hlpyard Friday. and Jo·or~trllp .. C. Solvang. Calif;. li nd I pa d w~r those to ; 1 Friday because non un ion puinters IIIIn who wa tr alln him In Ann H(\ITI~ C ton. AI •. Indepeni1ence. . Repeal the law limiting POOl' re· or redecorating the i nt ~rlor oCt he COmpression cham~r mu~t rn('mbeJ ~IIJP co-chlllrman. It'r to $2 a week per person . $100.000 mansion. locUd up wilh th dy until Dolin a WclJb~r. AI, Iowa City, I I\ ~r n~ 10 properyy owners thel Malcolm Futhey. business rep mornill1l' and DIlVld, .Lt-Vtn n. AI . Ma~ d\Uer !IC}f bciweeo the esti mlted rescntativl' of Local 49 oC, the Paint. d tIldel said Eldqn W. ity. ublaclty co-chnlrmen; ~ing held at the slaying of an Iowa policem~n. OI\1er ity Theatre this weekend. ~!~ ~~~he same period ill 1956 Seize Two in The high courL denied Nutter a Three Iowa City woman's groups The payment of fin es is the least rrhl'aring of its previous deC iSi on, rIS(USS are among the participating organ- 01 the possible dangers oI driving which upheld the death sentence ~ izations_ while intoxi cated. In figurc~ re- F.-ery Deaths punishment for the slaying of iUl As part of Friday nigbt's per­ leased Friday, by the National Independence officer formance, the 10\1'8 City Woman's Safety Council, drinking was a fac-. There were yet two possibilities Club presented "Hal \I s." by IIlar­ tor in 48 per cenl 01 the traffic LOS ANG ELES IN! - Police fri­ for the ll1inoi~ youth. reate P. garct Browne. Five productions deaths occurring during the 1956 day staged II hunt for two men Gov. Iler -cht'l Lovelt·s~ has indio were pre nled Friday ni~ht. Labor Day weekend. who made human torcheS of five cated previously th 11 he mig~ Thi morning. the American A - ]n Ule period Irom Jan. 1 tu mell and 1\ woman in neighborhood cOlllmlilc Nutter's o ~u th sentenee _ur officials Monday ociation of University Women, April 1, 1956, 19 OMV] caSt's were hood bar. to life imprisonment. bf Ithe Senate An'lrnrlriAI Iowa City chnllt r, will be among tried in di strict courl. Seventeen Delecti\'(~s say four men were The Governor was told at Am(lS, the three participating groups. The rhiCht operate better If persons were charged for the first thrown oul of the bar Thursday Cll route to Fort Dodge, of the Iowa City group w111 offer its por­ ~pting students. time and paid the minimum fine night [or forcing their attentions Iowa Supreme Court's ruling aQd trayal of Tenne ('e Williams' The s~ggeslion s by 01 $300. One individual was fined on a womnn patron. Two of them he said he would is~ue a statemcpt "Something Unspoken." This $500 on a second offense charge returned and touched off a flash morning's session begins al 9:30 as soon as he gOt .In official trarra. while another was fined $400. fire that killcd six and hospitalized script of the court degree. a.m. In the same period this year, 24 lhre~. Today's afternoon session, begin­ A representative of the 10'4 cases have come before the court. The fire occurred al 11 :40 p.m. court said there may be a ba' london ing at 2 p.m., will feature four Sixteen have paid tli mlmmum Thursday nighl in the Club Mecca performances. in th~ case for :'n. appeal tu tlt line and two paid the second of­ a cocktail bar on Normandie Ave­ U.S. Supreme Court. The final St'ssion will be held fense fine. Six cases are awaiting une in the south central di strict. tonight beginning al 7:30 p.m. Five . Other Slatehouse legal authori4 trial by jury after pleading inno­ "One moment ] had a cafe fuJI tics snid thne is nothing in the­ Delivers T productions will be presented, one cent to OM VI charges. lhe clerk of of happy people ha ving a good of them by lhe Iowa City Com­ statutes setting a time limit wit~il Dally )0"-." Pboto by U lln. G. ~t )'hre court's office records show. time. Then a sudden flash and the munity Theater, "The House of A FINAL CHECK on film to be presented on the " Europea" Holiday" which the new date for execution No third offense cases hal'e been bar turned into a hell on earth," must be set. The Governor is reo Bernarda Alba," by Frederico program in Macbride Auditorium Tue5day is made by Gret. l.in­ Oall)" Iowan Ph.to by Bob Slr''''D tried during the two periods, T(,­ parl<'nder Larry Fenton, 24, said. quired to set it. Garcia Lorca. bach, Al, Porry. He said there was a crowd of PREPARING FOR HIS TRIP to Washington, D. C., William G. Whit­ TODAY'S SCHEDULE vealed R. Neilson Miller, court Neither is there any limit, tbey clerk for Johnson County. The sen­ nearly 20 in the bar when four ney, A2, Aurelia. is th. second SUI student to study national politics 9:30 a.m. - Manchester Com­ first hand this year under a program sponsored by Iowa Reps. Fred said, on when the Governor must mumty Players, "The Twig's In­ tence, if convicted for a third of­ men came in, had a few beers and act to commute Nutter's sentenc. fense. is a mandatory imprison­ began annoying a regular patron Schwengel (R), and Merwin Coad (D)_ Whitney will b. the Schwen­ clined" by Alma Hansel. Oska- European Holiday Program gel's house guest while in Washington. or issue him a pardon, which the 100 a Womnn's ClUb. "The Out­ ment of three years. Mrs. Herminia Moralelt> Governor could do voluntarily. sider" by Ruth Bernstein. Ameri­ William M. Tucker, Johnson Three of the four were ejected. FUTURE FARMERS The Court allowed Nutter's app\i. can Association of Univer Jty County Attorney, said Friday, that They returned and got their pal. DR . JOHNSON SPEAKS CEDAR RAPIDS IA'I - About cation for additional time to file a About 40 minutes later the' [ront I Women, lown City, "Som thing Starts Tuesday in Macbride the present sentence for third of­ DES MOINES 1.4'1 - Dr. Robert 2.000 Iowa future farmers are petition for rehearing. The pctiUIlII n poken" by Tennessee Williams. fense is not the answer to Ule door burst open. One man sloshed Johnson, administrative assistant , expected for their annual state con- wn filed March 14. The court de­ A "European Holiday" featuring but v~ry few have any idea of a pail of gasoline on the £loor. An­ 2 p.m. - Ccdar Heights Woman' problem of preventing OMVl vio­ to Gov. HerscheU Lo\'eless, said vention here April 25-27. Jerry nied the Jl('lition Friday. Club, Cedar Fall, "Florence Un­ time-honored tourist attractions of I travel facilities, cost and how to lations. The judge should be al­ other threw a lighted match on it. Ringe, nalional vice-president of The Court in denying the petitloo limited" by Fred Carmichael. the Old World-without the cost plan for any kind of foreign travel. lowed more discretion and should There wa~ a "whoosh" and n here Friday, "That Iowa industry th(' Future Farmers of America Ifor rehearing made no commenl at Letts Federated Club "The Amaz­ and inconvenience of travel-will The first program will be an be permitted to determine whether sheet of flame, followed by and business soon will have to de- will be the featured speaker. 01- all. ' ing Arabella" by Norman Ashton . be presented one night n week for introduction to European travel or not the defend ant should be creams and panic. vise ways and means for employ- licers will be elected for the 1957- . Nutler has been in death row at five weeks beginning Tuesday nt saId bartender Fenton, who es­ Waverly Woman's Club, "Mary of and will deal with preparation for fined, jailed or imprisoned, said lng more people over 6Ii." 58 year. th prison since Feb. 10, 1956. ScoUand" by lIIaxweli Anderson . 7:30 p.m.. in Macbride Auditorium. traveling. such as working out a Tucker. caped by a rear door: Belmond Woman's Club, "The Ca Designed to acquaint lhe SUI stu­ budget, planning a route to include A man with two or thre OMVl "Most of the dead were trapped ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; __;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiii'" of the Weird SI ters" by Wall dent with the European travel sit­ peeial points o( interest. selecting charges in one year has no excuse, where they were seated. Their Spence. uation, the five programs will in­ transportation facHitic,s and ar­ but one who had his' first offense clothes were on fire and the 2 James Dean Hits! 7:30 p.m. - Spencer Drama clude color trDvel film and talks ranging [or currency exchange. 10 years ago, is a tmerent malter, flam~s licked at their flesh. ( saw one woman rUDing about with her Club, "The Women" by Clare by European students follo\l'ed by Accenting modern travel, the Tucker said. Boothe. Sac City Woman's Club, an open question and answer There is a bill pending before the hair on firc." serie will begin with the film Mrs. Morales, the woman an­ "A Cup of Tea" by Katherine period. "Wings to France." state legislature now that would Mansfield. The Players Workshop. The question period will be con­ make the blood test, to determine noyed by the ejected quartet, was BurlJngton, "Over the Teacups" ducted by a 4-studrnt panrl of The second program, the follow­ the alcohol content in the blood, not present at the time o( the fire by Percival Wilde. Iowa City Com­ European students who will answer ing Tuesday, will tell of specific mandatory. If the individual -"Wasn't ] lucky?" munity Theater. -'The Hou e of questions on travel conditions, sightseeing spols, hotels, restau­ charged refu es to submit to the ------­ Bernarda AI ba" by Frederico places of special interest, cost and rants, hostel routes, camping ar­ blood test, his licellse would be reo rangements, and lhe panel will ex­ Garcia Lorea. Fort Madison Little travel planning. voked for one year, Tucker said. 1st 10tm Theatre. "The Bond Between" by Chajrman of the panel and origi­ plain how to get the most out of "The loss of a drivers license is City Record Mae Howley Barry. nntor of the "European Holiday" the shopping dollar in Europe. more important to man~. Ihan any BIRTIIS City SllOu:ing progr/:lm is Hans Gustav Myhre. The second part of the program money that might be paid out in a ~A Jr:R . lr. and Mr- John. R II ~ . specinl student. Oslo. orway, who will take the audience to the three fine." said Tucker. lo"a CII~' a ilrl, Friday. at Mercy HOI:iPJl~'.. Atomic Fall·Out­ has acted as a tour leader on 15 Scandinavian countries, Denmark, Many individuals, when asked to WALKER. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne. R.R. 2., (COlllillucd frolll Page 1) e corted tours in Europe for his Norway' and Sweden with the film take the blood test after being ar- low" City. ," boy. Thursday. at WAtIf«..co..o.. ALL THE 1st Iowa City Showing father's travel agency. III' will "Wings to Scandinavia." rested, are too drunk not to take Werey H.OSPIt~I~"Tl" AUO _Rl•• NATAlIE WOOD WIT" S.lLM~iEO , The last three programs, scb,edul­ it. They realize that a certain de- BRADSHAW. AUee. 77. Des MOines, DRAMA, Iflulative and irreparable. moderate each of the riw s<:ssions. -ELlA KAZAN'S",- gree of l'ntox'lcalion has to be pro v- ""ul.ony. 81 Uni\·er.ilY Hospitals. EXPLOSIVE PRODUCTION OF In terms of genetics, the effect of The other mrmbers of the panel ed for difflrent week-nights in CO'pP. Albort. 81. Sprlnl[vllIe. Thu .... THE en by the test before they are pro- y..t Univmlty Hospitals. ·iii;~ C/(~ fall-out is not now very s rlous, are Dietrich Hartmann, G, Frank­ Mny, will cover the most popular .JOHN STEINBECK'S Beadle said, but he rejectcd any furt, . G l'many: Anitn May, C3. tourist countries including Eng­ nounced legally drunk and they .~=::;;;::;=:;~=~ SUSPENSE, PAUL ,II,"" WENDELl Kronberg, Germany: and Bernhard land, Scotland, Holland, Germany, feel that they couldn't be "that "don't "'orry" notions. " I( te ling drunk." Tucker said. Increases the mutation rate will Kernkamp, 1I0lland. Ench has con­ Switzerland, France, Spain and THE NEWMAN· COREY cenlrated on an aspect o[ Euro­ Italy. Speaking about SUI students Increa~e." he said. WALTER EDMOND pean tral'el in order to give accu­ Myhre stressed the fact that the charged with OMVI, Tucker said, POWER Beadle regards Strontium 90, a "Only a small percentage of the long-lived fission product, as the rate and specific answers to audi­ films are professional travelogues OF PIDGEON· O'BRIEN ence que tions. with English sound track and show total number of students enrolled ANNE LEE greatest present danger to the in­ arrcsted on such char- dividual. This lement goes above Myhre explained his project as in color some of the most breath­ THE the stratosphere and filters down the result of a conviction that ha taking scenery in Europe. FRANCIS' MARVI N "Ea,. or Eden" Shown At CAINE for at least 25 yenr . been growing on him since he first These presentations, sponsored 1:30, rt:HJ' .;.: 9:'W p.n', • STARTS TUESDAY . arrived here: that many students by the Inter-Frafernity Council, are Because of Its similarity Ie cal­ "Rebel Without A Cause''' MUTINY! cium, Strontium 90 i readily taken at sur are interested in Europe free and open to the public. At a:MO &t l;'W CAPITOL into the body nod could Increase th ~ incidence of leukemia as much l BUCK PASSED a~ 10 per cent, Beadle said. THIRD GRADERS FIGURE Scientists hove observed that City Banks I ENDS TODAY! RAY MILLAND • DEBRA PAGET. liTHE RIVER'S EDG children are more susceptible to U.S_ BUDGET CUT this element because they. need RICHMOND, Va. IA'I - The more ealcluJT1 for growth. third grade at John B. Cary Ethics and morals arc also in­ Activities Up School put out the first edition and Uls Orehellra ... TO-MORROW ... ONLY NEW ' SHOW IN TOWN of its own newspaper Thursday, volved, Beadle said. The individual If you have trouble keeping the the "3-Hi-Times." Included was SATURDAY SPECIAL " DOORS who smokes chooses to take a figures in your check book balanc- . this story, headlined "Budget." STUDENT RATES chance on lung cancer and will be ed, then you'll appreciate t1le prob- "Eisenhower made a big bud- OPEN t the one who suffers if hll gambles ~ SUNDAY lems of Iowa City's two banks. get and Congress wants him to . Only till 1:00 P,M." wrong. During the first threc months of cut it down. Eisenhower told 5 O~ 10p.m. "There is no individual choice in 1956, checks totaling $109,240,261.01 Congress to cut it down and with I_D. Card TWO GREAT STARS EXPLODE exposure to fall-out," Beadle said, '/everyone takes the cha nce." passed through the lowa State Congress passed the buck to IN A DRAMATIC . , A great difficulty (acing scien­ Bank & Trust Co. and the First Eisenhower aga in . Now they are DICK J~~TGE~S NORCAHESTRA tists is Ule problem of communi­ National Bank. arguing in a friendly polite way "In Por.on" THUNDERBOLT! cating with laymen about radia­ This tolal represents a 4.5 per aa~bo~u~t~w~h~O~S~h~O~UI:/l~C:U:t~i~t.~" iiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;~iiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiii~~iiiiii~~~~ PLUS "TREASURE OF "LEAVE THEM ALONE, SON! lion, Beadle said. Because tile cent increase frorp the same period iii 2nd HIT RUBY HILLS" effect of mutation on Hiroshima is in 1956 when checks totaling $104,- Your sister's got to haue her moment not yet statistically significant, 531,567.53 passed through the two of happiness-with him talkin banks. I A.W.S. AND C.P.C. OP EN 6: 30 till 10 :00 p.m. SHOWS- this means to lhe public that noth­ Present ing- happens. Iowa City's bankers dil'lde checks I ALWAYS 2 CARTOONS 1 :30 quiet and his hand touchin' In this ca e, Beadle indicated, into three classes: checks drawn 1st SHOW·7 :00. Ph. 2213 4:00 her face! And if you go out there statistics do not tell the whole on their own bank, checks drawn ' :45 slory. on their bonk that pass through I SPINSTERS SPREE 9:00 and put one little dark shadow ouer another bank and transit items. " LAST Beadle is on his way to Geneva , ! You Can't Run Away From it. Switzerland. where he will take During Ule first quarter of 1957 FEATURE the brightest time of her life-I swear "Us" c1lCcks totaling $59,793,088.80 3 popular Bands "ENDS part in an international conference MONDAY" 9:25" I'll come after you with a whip!" on the effects of atomic radiation. were drawn on the Iwo banks. Friday, April 12, 9.1 $3.00 per couple He is a past president (1955) of the "Us" checks are check written I.M.U. "DOORS OPEN 1: 15" National Academy of Sciences and by persons who have checking ac­ Tickets will go on sale Monday IMU Desk the Genetics Society (t946 1. counts in the ,bank. Prof. Clarence P. Berg of the De­ The 1957 valuation of "Us" pa rtment of Biochemistry intro­ checks shows a $2,730,880.43 in­ mJ$~~ duced Beadle at the open house. crease over the total recorded dur­ NOW TWO OF THE Both men are na!i\'es of Wahoo, ing 1957. THRU Neb. "Us" checks totals during the BIGEST HITS first quarter of both 1956 and 1957 OF OUR TIME­ represent over 50 per cent o[ the ;­ .~~;:====:.}U!~DAY total valuation of checks to pass TOGETHER FOR ABird Break throngh the two banks. GARY COOPER 'N . THE YEAR'S 'Civil Righ Local clearing handled by the WillIAM WYLER'S PIOOUCI ION Bird Man Hits Rut, two banks during the first quarter BIGGEST THRILL! , of this year totaled $10,076,320.24, iUs Stalle Loses 100 a decrease of $40 ,477.68 from 1956's YPSILANTI , Mich. 1.4'1 - This total. area of southeastern Michigan got Local clearings are checks drawn IBoii BfRliMi the bird Friday. on one bank in the city whi.ch They hOYe J It Fred McCullough Jr., who owns "clear" through the other bank in ,I,;'IIi!iiilio.oi·oli,e with fal. in J a Detroit bird company, had load­ the city. ed 600 parakeets into his station Iowa City ha no organized clear­ wagon. On U.S. 12 near here he ing house for checks because th ere I ': swerved into a ditch to avoid II are only two banks in the city, so collision . each morning figures for the prev­ The station wagon overturned. ious day are exchanged and rec­ held in CI web A door popped open. One hundred ords are brought up to date before birds new to freed

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