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I Not Allowed To Write ' Home; SUI Summer Commencement TC)night Had To Smuggle Letter Out Iy JERRY ELSEA Hancher Will Editor First Reading' of Tree An SUI senior, active in recent Iowa City pkkeLing, is in Speak to 768 jail in Alban ,Ca., because he jOined Negro piekelers there pro· Ordinance by Council te ling against racial discrimination in the city. The Daily Iowan learned Tuesday that Floyd Gardner, Graduates Spokesmen for the Iowa Cit)' Junior Chamber of Commerce 4, Lamoni, has been awaiting trial in the Albany city jail told the city council Tuesday night that the Jaycee urge that since July 21. His only communication with eithcr parents or 36 To Receive Special tJ1C city take rapid nction against Dutch Elm di ell e. friends in Iowa has been n short letter which he had smuggh'd Honors; Grads From ~Iayor Leroy Mercer replied thnt "the city i taking action out of jail and mailed to his parents who live on a farm Ilcar 41 States, 17 Countries on the Dutch Elm problem." (creer said that 30 dl eased tree Lamoni. haw been removed b the city and that about 20 other (owa The leUer. postmarkcd July 27, bany and tile city council. During summcr Commencement Cili ns have been notifi d that diseased tre' on their property arrived in Lamon! July 31, tcn Whcn the injunction hearing exercises tonight at 7:30 at the days arter Gardner's arre I. III' ends Friday. Dr. King will go on Field House, degrees will be con· hould be remO\·ecl. 1------was jailed along with 160 Negroes trial, followed by other demon ~ tra · ferred upon 768 students. wil "~j DtBruyn of the Jaycees D ~ Ne who marched on Albany's city hall. tors. About 120 of the JGO arrested These degrees include 94 doctor add~f i'?' the council during the oug as Ixes Gardner is white. along wiLh Gardner were children. of philosophy degrees , 297 master's publIc hearing on the 1963 city "W•• t111 un't find .nylhin. ages 8 through 17. and will be degrees, and 292 liberal arts, 81 bud"tJ: estimate. The estimated .ut," FI.yd'. 'ather, J.ck Gird· tried In juvenile court, Malone said. nursing. 54 business adminlstra· bud~tf.. inciudes an appropriation ner, told Th. D.IIV I-on in • M.lon., not connected with the tlon, 16 engineering. 28 law and of 2S.000 in the street fund to 11th Hour Ple'a tll.phon. Intervl.w Tuesd.y. city', proc"din.. '9Ilnst tho 10 pharmacy degrees . proVide for a foresLry program. "Everything we know Is what dtmonltr.tor., Slid th.t lITe More than 100 students will reo D BruYn said that the Jaycees Of M d was in that letter. He just told us usual ..ntance for picket viol •. ceive their degrecs in absentia. [eeL ~at a larger amount of mono h was there in jail and said he firs hIS been $100 fine or 30 President Virgil M. Hancher will ey should be budgeted for the tree ur eress wasn't allowed to write. That's d.YI in 1.11. give the commencement address pl'ogram although it realizes "that ' why he had the letter smuggled A friend of Gordner·s. Sharon and his traditional charge to the the council has worked hard on SAN QUENT(N, Calif. III - In oul. Cobb of Corydon, now working in graduates. Ihis problem." handcuffs and chains, Elizabeth IO( don't know how he got that Dcs Moines. lold The Daily Iowan Acting as chaplain will be James Jay H. Honohan told the coun· Ann "Ma" Duncan rode Tuesday letter out of the jail. It came in a she had wrill('n to Malone asking Spalding. associate professor of reo eil thal the Jaycees arc not Inter· toward a date with death while typed envelope. so he must have why Floyd had been arrested and ligion . William D. Coder, dircctor ested in prescribing II policy. but known someone." Iwhy he can noL write or phone of conferences and institutes. will only in calling at tenlion to the facl her attorney son argued futilely to After receiving the leller. Gard· hollll'. be the master of ceremonies. thai Dutch Elm disease poses an delay her execution for the murder ner called Albany and asked to Malone told the lowall that he Mrs. Frank Hanlin, Iowa City mmediate problem LO the com· of hls first wife. talk to his son, but police told him received the letter and was (Ibout organist, will provide the music. munity. that It would tllke so long to bring to reply Informing her of the During her 9 ~ ·bour ride from The degree candidates represent In past weeks the council has the prisoner to the phone that Gard· charges. 91 of the 99 Iowa counties, 41 prepared a new tree ordinance Corona Women's Prison in southern ncr could no~ possibly afford to pay "As a county official. I'm not slates and 17 other coulltries. The whic" was given the first reading California to San Quentin Prison, the phone bIll. connccted wiLh the cas(l." said 36 students from other countries Tuesqay night. Possible revision'! Supreme Court Justice William O. Accerdlne t. G.rdn~rl Sr .. the Malone. "but I will toke lime out are (rom Australia , Canada, China , to t.\jc ordinance can be inclu.hrl Douglas beard and 'denied the 11th· Mt. Ayr (low.) t.,epheM .perl· Lo find out for the girl. I think it 'R France. Ghana. Greece, Hungary, at d)' time before the second and hour pieCHICAGO - A program by the of this racially divided city said nation's railroads to lop o[f thou· similar pleas. awaiting his trial Which begins Fri· The laundry breakills look place a solid vote Tuesday tw,o key llro· The op~ration to prevent birth of Is different in such matters. Prison officials said the hunger day. King prefers to sit in jail to in federal court Tuesday Albany sands of jobs they consider un· officials aren't trying to enforce on December 2, when $131 was posals by Pr.esident Kennedy to the ba.by she fears is deformed * * * strike had no apparent direct COD' payJng the bond, Which he could taken; June 7, when $112 was help the Government keep danger: could not be done for several m(lre WASHINGTON _ IA'I President necessary appeared headed for a segregation ordinances in asking White House solution after a fed· nection with the scheduled execu. easily do. taken from the cash register, and ous drugs off th~ ].1.S. markeL days, due to the measured pace of Kennedy told Dr. Frances O. Kel. tions. They said it appeared to In another telephone interview. an injunction against Negro demo eral court had decllned Tuesday to onslrators. July 22, when the pair nelted $67 And Secretary of \~elfare An· processing abortion applications. in sey the hopes "we hjl for all intervene in the case. be the result of curtailment of Detective Price Westbrook of the again from the cash register. In U10~y J. Celebrezze said a pams· Sweden. our children" were riding with her death·row recreation hours, ord. Albany Police Department told Mayor Asa D. Kelley Jr. was cnch case. entry was made through ~aklDg , cross..country check, yet Sherri. 30, a Phoenix . Ariz .. tele· decision that kept the harmful drug ••• ered after Moya, Baldonado lind The Daily Iowan that the demon· put on the sland by defense coun· the roof of the building. JDc~mplete , has 60 Car turned 4P ~o vision personality. came to Sweden thalidomide off the American mar. PARIS - Mamie Eisenhower two others had tried Lo escape strators were arrcsted for parad· sci who opened their fight against .. I bable deformed · becau e their 'th h h b d S d I th k t ca .. down Tuesday with what a July 2. ing without a permit, violating traf· injunctive prohibition of marches, ~ntry was gamed Into lhe Coffee mothers took sl ~p.inducing thai. III er us an un ny. nee. spoktsman described as "a mild fie signals, congregating on side· boycotting. picketing and oLher MIll . where 35 cents. w~s taken, idomide from U.S. sources. early stages of her pregnancy she Presenling a gold medal for dis· case of a nu.like virus." anti·segregation protests. through a large ventLlatlng sha[t. took the drug thalidomide, whicll tingulshed civilian government walks and blocking forward traf· fie . A complainant in the SUit, Kelley An investigation by police into this Of 15 , 90~ men and women fou~d has been blamed for deCormities In service to the 48.year-old Food and The condition of Mrs. Eisen- was caUed for cross-examination. breakin resulted in the charges who recelv~d the drug, he Said, thousands of babies, mostly in Drug Administration medical offi. hower, who is 65, was causing nO Waterloo Anethtr efflcl.1 rllched by ttl",*" TIIIsd.y, County Pro ... He did not testify in be/lal[ of the against Jablonski , and the implica. about one flft1~ - or ~ , 272 - ·were Europe and Canada. eel', Kennedy added his personal alarm. Eisenhower spent most oC city which rested its case Friday. tion of Peterson. No bond had been women of chlld·bearlng age and The husband , Robert Finkbine, appraisal Tuesday of the import. the day sightseeing. cutor R.... r M.lon., .aid there Rath Dispute il no r"son why Gardner should The chief defense counsel. Con set late Tuesday. at least 207 were pregnant. told a newsman that his wife would ance of her deed. • • • stance Baker Motley o[ New York One Kennedy recommendation see a doctor agai n Friday. He Dr. Kelsey's name was added DES MOINES - A chain leiter not be .lIow.d _ ph_ c.1I I' the I.w permits. But he added elicited from Kelley statements approved by the Senate group would not give the doctor's name to the list of medal winners by the reportedly sweeping Des Moines Deadlocked that he did not consider the en Expect Mob Scene would permit the welfare secre· or say whether the physiCian was President himself because her vigil· is a (ottery and in violation of state thlt brlnlinl In 161 peo"l. at trance of Negroes into the library, tary to yank a drug o[f the market a psychiatrist or gynecologist. ance kept thalidomide from sale In and federal [raud and lottery laws, WATERLOO IA'I _ Union and once i. not • uIVal clrcum.t.nc. the park, or theaters as in viola· At Marilyn's Rites - and hear arguments iater - if The Finkbines were unable to ob· the United States. auLhorities said Tucsday. management representatives of 10 it i. impelSlbl. te .lIow ••• ry. tion of ordinances listed in tbe suit. he found its use posed an imminenL Authorities said a person they the Rath Packing Co. here were on •• phIn•. c.II. The mayor said he knew of no IIOLL YWOOD iA'I - Police are hazard 10 public health. Present dd 5 d described as a young confidence scheduled to continue negoliatiods Albany pohce have been on 24 instance where Negroes were toid preparing for a mob scene Wednes· law requires a hearing beforehand. Ben Khe a u rren ers man masquerading as a professor Wednesday morning in an attempt hour duty In - recent weeks, he to leave such public facilities on day at the funeral of screen siren The oLher would prohibit any of a California college started cir. to settle dUferences which idled added. There. are now 63 !aw en· the basis of segregation. Marilyn Monroe . So far, lhe list drug from going on the market culating the letters. the plant part of last week. forcement officers ?n the city p~y. "All we're trying to do is to get of those invited - a list prepared until the secretary has given a ALGIERS III - Premier Ben France and tried to block Ben •• • roll. But local officers are bemg Members of Local 46 of the aided by 60 state highway patrol· the defendants to obey the ordi· by ex·husband Joe DiMaggio -Is pecific OK. This is aimed at pre· Khedda quietly turned over power IBella 's seizure of power. LONDON _ The United States ~nlted Packinghouse Workers Un· men, 10 FBI agents and 10 men nances and statutes," Kelly testi· stands at only aboul 15. "enling any doubl!ul dn:.l acei· f . . fied. As arrangements were being dentally getting into usc. At pres. in Algeria to Deputy Premier Ah· 0 hcial ~ource~ ,said ~en Khed· put wrangling Britain and Israel Ion AFL-CIO returned to . work from the Department of Justice. completed to cope with thousands I ent an application for the market. med Ben Bella but will continue da ~ook hl~ decJslon without. can· on notice Thursday it emphatically Tuesday after voling a stiff d~. Albany is located in southeastern . .. sullmg Krlm or other antl·Ben wants Roberl A. Soblen back to mand that the company bargain Georgia and has a population of of uninvited mourners, a New ing of a new drug becomes effec· lempol arlly as a figurehead of the Bella members o[ his government. York newspaper reported that the live automatically in GO days unless new nat' h face his life sentence for spying. in good faith to resolve the dispute. 58,000. See Record actress. 36, had Lried suieide [our thc government says otherwise. 10 • Ben Bella still has several Britain has ordered Israel's na· Management representatives had Malone said he knows no reason times in her drama.filled life. Chairman James O. Eastland. Ben Khedda's office announced hurdles to clear before he can feel tional EI Al Airlines. which landed refused to negotiate until the union why Gardner would noL be allowed An investigation continueq into CD.Miss.) said the committee had the surrender in a Lerse statemenL securely in control oC the nation. Soblen here July I, to get him out ended work stoppa,es. to write a letter or answer a tele· wheth.el: her death was actiClent stamped ~pproval on both propos. saying "the powers held hitherto For the lime being, he has no of the country by Wednesday mid· No progress WBS reported ;liter gram if he wanted to. Enrollment· or SUICide, and who made a mys· als overwhelmingly without roll by the Provisional Government of of[icial function other than "co- night for New York. Tuesday's meeting between union Th. D.lly low.n sent Gird terlous teiephone call to her the calls. It was the [Irst action behind the Algerian Republic A Time .for Grads CriHers, -Mid-Term Comparison: .; :~. ,To Take A Bow Cinerama Kennedy, Roosevelt The coli ge graduation is dlllll' il1l~'r mally ir not tJoseph Alsop Is on ,,,"lIon. come to Washington, Congress ~ DurIng this period hIs (olumn was defying him _ and getting speedily. The efforts put forth hy students toward thi!; will be written by r.porters IX' But No Girls pert In nltlonll Ind Iniernillonil away with it." d 'l)' an' acknowl ~g with S lin not 1\"1<) brid commmts, """Irs.) "Ernest Gruening. Director of an admonitioll tu ~hlrtl ill tIl(' gO\\IIs YOli are wl'arillg," 0111(\ {Whll. John Crosby Is on VIU' By RO BE RT J. DONOVAN th D'" f T ·t· nd lion, his (olumn will be wrllien C IVISlon 0 ern arIes a a diploma. Thus, Gr,lduation D'I)' opcratt·· as tile final by ,UOSIL TodlY's c.ol\tributor WASHING TO - Everyone reo Island Possessions in the De- Is Buddy Hack.tt .) members how mightily Franklin partment of Interior, expressed step in the ass mhl) lin of minds. t lhis lilll(, S r puIS By BUDDY HACK ETT D. Roosevelt swept over AI( to Harold Ickes his concern over t11 seal of appro\'al on its finislll'd product , and the grind An Idea of how highly Holly- Landon to win a second term. the decline in the popularity of suddenly halt, thr mind is dc\iwred to hustling soc;cty. wood thought of me as a love Whot we forget and what is in- the President . . . Gruening interest is the fact that in the pic- teresting to recall at this time of learned from Col. House that But graduate, takc fivt', Il't thi. va.t modl'rn m:H:hint' tures to date that 1 have made political trouble for John F. Ken- Cordell Hull, the Secretary oC not jmm ~ia t e l y dim die glo\\' of acromplishmC'nt which I have appeared opposite a dog, nedy is how things slood for State, Homer Cummings, t b e ('ach of you Ius a ligllt tn l'P ti '11("(', if I'\W M) hrit-f1y. a turkey. a horse, and finally , in Roosevelt when he was at that Atlorney General, and Daniel "The Wonderful World of the point in his first term that Ken. Roper , the Secretary of Com· urely no professor, administrator or frirnd rl·ally Brothers Grimm:' I play opposite nedy is approaching in his. merce . . . had already wailed me. ns the affront II<' offers fur ("ongrallllation Oil YOllr a dragon. on him (Col. House) with similar . Some of you may have laughE:d One-fifth of the labor force was worries." final day a~s a stud~nl. · my ~nvl' e appearan""s, still unemployed. The national at me m ...... J I $40 b'lll b "THE EX PERT consensus was , hile Grndu. Ii n D.I} M'('rnS likt' something hor bllt untl'l I saw the rushes of ncome was near y I on e- I ""9 So 389 . I that the Administration 'was row(>hit\ lor THERI; IS f+ c;ie(lti(ic h\l is for this\ an im· establish a network of l~tern:lU0n.;t conlf~ POSI.li · ' ·" fC~icatrM ~ ,tha.t,, t~c ohl{~W~Y tQ ~ ( week~ ' th~ Pre~dent 'Suffered the rStronger,' 111. .a }esset degree 'lh~ ": :,:" on ..the Illrrit.ol'Y of !the SOviet ,l,In\Qu and to have got off,camera in 6ncraw~ i ~ tQ \11In'tilialiol) ' or~ei,ajg ' h.i!; World .slime may be true of ~ennedy , \ o- the good of us all, ought to [)(' b~ stran[(d ;\1\11 w~ s he-. , prov(ll1ient in long-range detection deflces for un i~speclions which lire rlQl lnccessary' ~or ~l1e'ver.- '~rf1b \~ 'h9~st!1 kick m~l heartilr, 'P'/ur.ll bi.1I defeated/in th~ se.. na fe.> , r::~c~:~o~sh g~:un~a~o s~r~:d.V~:' . quell\. , ,1' dcrgr~und le,sts, which liereto(ore Yiould have r~ • . ' I " " ' Alld IISIl0)} fui'i9llsly, lor Ii \lIlU; I ;; :ic~ reP9~ted Rdo~eve1t apO\j1 Here in lhe sighl of 80,000 p('oplc was an Ea~t-WI'sl quil'cd..intemallonal detecUon stlltions on Russlnn Wc.allon of ~omphan:c w f t h the a~n:emel)t ~ll( ~ur in the 9Pposite diref)tion. ' , Ihis time~ a~'distinotlr di~pirlt~d. tween'lljid·lerm ~nd the 1936 elec· whJch ate highly d8lllrabic to NATO s mtelllgc'1ce " THE kol/(>.H.ttst !lx~rlehce In 1 nn~1! ncyct . ~defl ~mr an ql1lte tion ~qosevett lJad to act boldly contest they could understalld; Ilwy could unc1!'fstand its 9Oil. But the new devices are not perfect. . 1 I I d h f' d it I ked to get 'Out of the doldrums he was : " services and military staffs work ing on the pl;1~S '.) lC pit! Ul'eW~~ : ~].Cn tie r~~oD sllC a stite '0 mln. e O? In. The same challenge now can, ,. ' rule~, they could grasp its purpose', and tli(' could I"('ad ils There would be cases where ~US llicious shocks, . , . " f~ll (Ill me. (I .wa h t supposed ~o lired and he4cetilcd tq );Jek flght- " results withoul dismay m~d rrllStrntlon . It was totally be of a war of :lggresSlOn against peace·lov lng states. (all on tn!'.,quitC' that' hard or at ing vig6T or the buoyancy that £tonts the President, and he will·, producing only unilateral Soviet denials of testi ng, , h hav~ to meet it in his own way. yond the powers of government oridcoJogi('s to i' Journalism Workshop Here Thirty-two bi'll IiCbool journal· Members of tile School o( Jour- 768 to Ree Degree s ism adviser (rom 12 stntcs will nali m r '1I11y, (l):pcrieJ1ce4 19wa be participating in a two·week high chool jollrnallsm ip&truclor , GRADUATE COLLEGE Ind,; An.bel Powe~ ~wm.n. lowl, James Usher Down, LdfaJ'l; lerry ton, N.Y.; Daryl Eu,ene Roberts, D •.I· 1FI11-!i Ann Austin Kidder. Napervtlla. Thom. Scholle.. loul Clly; Susanne workshop at the SUI School of and professional news~n "ill Pfo City; Walter Herbert Nichola Jr., D~ Walter DJ'Il.seY\ Arne; David Droke III; Thomu Rowe. F.lrfield; Dou,l... III.; vlrclnla Joy Kimberlin. Enelewood, Emlile Schultz, Prlm,har; Corrine JournaJi$m now through Augu t vide in trucHon for tJle two-week DoctDr of Philosophy dlnelle, Ark.; Joe 101: Noble, Rlcevnle; DIlBoli. Mcc& Isbu 1'1; Sa ra A nne Ritter St.le, Grinnell; Leo Joseph N.J.; B.rbara Ann Ladd, Uncoln ... ood, Lou"" Semler, Story City; Abb~ Lou 18 Donold Geor,. Andenon, Grand ROler Raye Ohde, Mannlnl; Linda Dunsmore, Decorah; Joyce Vh-lan Slellen Jr., OelweIn; Gary ark Vel· lll.; R_mary Elaine Lea~r, Morton Barb.... ShoOp, Muon City; Sally Lee • \\oorkshop Ilrogram. Fork, N.D;; Ro,er Wendell Anderson. Lolirb.uer Olda, Clearwater, VI • . ; Ec,ert, Sp.rt., N.J.; Susan Joanne dey, EsthervUle; Thomas loseph WII · Grove, III.; Sharon Kay Le"'Is, De. Snyder, Iowa City; E lher Jo Anll The workshop program, co- pon· ~anh' nulll Andrus Marlon, via Edward Ole Olaon Cedal' Rapl"", Enrelhart. Brldreton, Mo.; Thomu klnson lr.. Cedar R pld.l; CbrIa John MolneSj Judith D.,I Linoleum, Clear Kroeze Splln. Oranre City; Marjorie sored by The ewspapcr Fund, Paul Swen$SOn, c:cecutive dircc· KamIS, Ulah; Ro 0, Armstron, Jr., Georre WUlIam of..... Lake Clty~ Hoyne Ervin, Rocllford; ·D.nlel ZoU, Long Grove. Lake; In. Marl~ Llndslrom, Marathon; Anne Slallbaum, MlIurlce; tor of The Newspaper Fund, Inc., Rlve .... d.; PhUip A. Babeock. (owa Minn.; M.rl.ret AlIce 011, MUw.ukee, Charles V.hrl.nder. 10". City; M:lchael Trod!. Ann Lund. Dow City; Min 1I0ni Straumanls, Solon; S.nd· InC., includes leclures, seminars, '11' kA_ CIty; John F. Bancroft, Iowa City; WI •. ; Loll Marie Otta.... ,. VIol., KIn.: H.rvey FlreD,h.w, Jeflel'lbfl. PHARMACY JoJ ne Ann Lynch. "'.rsh.lllown; ra K.lh1:" Tedrow. Selma' S.raj.ne and laboratory training sessions WI VI it lhe work ,~ Aug. 17_ r Chlrlel Dee Barnes. Helena, Mont.; BIlly Laylon p...,ha1l, Iowa Clt1; 'Derree .,onlerred June I, 1M2 Bachelor of Seience in Pharmacy Sara G.yle M~lIrlth, Ced.r Rapids; TerbeU~rllncton nelrhU. ill.\. DlInna deSl'gned to help prep"re hl'gIl i\'o t of the teacher attendl' n!! WUUlm Fred Bellerton, Carbondale. Henry Joseph Paullsleb, Aurora, MInn.; Lynda Woodford FiliP. Cedar R.pld.; James Leonard A,"e,an Ced.r Janet Louise Mene , IV. tern ~rlnes, WhillnK Turker, low. City; RUDY SlIIe u J _ UI:i John Walt. Bowers, Alton; HObert Adkins Brown, RIchmond, Edward Whitacre P.UI\\S, Jr.. low~ Donald Edward Flynn, Ced.r Rapids' R.pld· Thom" An/ller A)'re IOW3 11\ Judith EI.lne Allller, Be levue, ~~~be, riJJz~eA~~n\Y~'~ln \~Y~'I~rJ.! P6=~~~ school teachers Cor their duties as the workshop PfO(l1Im have been Clly; Sue Penney. ~n C IYi Ron.ld ShIrley Lue Follmer. low. City; DavId City; Robert EUlene Belllnre'r, La· Ne .; Janet Louise Miner! Adair, IU.; J'ournalism instructors and high oCfenl(j feUow''"i'''' by The Ne"'s. VI.; James Leon Btunln" Brunln" Henry Peten. Manning; Harola Arthur Port. City' John Tom D.ly Cresco' lIIerridy Ann Mlt~hell, Blllnls, .Mont.; La Ise .hn, HII'll y...... " Neb.; Richard Burdick Byrne, Inde· Jackson Fry, Dlvenr0rtj Julla Ann Peterson, MInot, S.D.; WUlIJIm Ralpb Gelse .... lte. Dlvenpor' Julla Cra~y Kenton A,'thur Jens Coundl Bluffs: Eunlce Irene Moeller, In\lood; Anita Gradulltit.. Honors in Nursln.. school newspaper or yearbook ad· paper FtUld lpr the summer pendence, Mo.; Thomas Edward Case. pnasterer, M't. VernoniCordon James Goodrich. AVOCI; J.rfrey P.rker Gary Arvid Peterson M.rengo: ElaYlle Oe lreleh, Mlnne.polls, Minn.; ,. .. . It '11 be th hird The Fu d l I'A 'sh' )llnne.polls, Minn.; Gordon Lou Caw· Geor,e R.shld Jr.. Ft. Madison; Roberi MIriam Florence 0 burn, Des Molnel; With Hlgh •• t OI.'I"cllo\> Vlsers. WI e l con· course. n e ",II' IPS, sup. 0111, Coralville; Mahesh Chandra Polder, Eau CI.II'~. WII.· Elmer R.y Grlmel, Des Main ..; Curti. Arlhur Chaturvedl, Cllculta, lndla' Prescott, We.t Branch; Ronald Loull Groote. Reinbeck; Teodor. Marll Gu,· Dean Rela H.mburg· Ron.l:! Jim.. M.rel. Anne Ostrander, Dallas, Tex.; Lois Ann Boettcher, J&llel Louise secutiVI year T~ 'ewspaper ported by irallls from the Wall Prill, Fairfield; Lee Joaeph Rmos, 11011., New York, N.Y.; J.nel Eliza· W.tson lowl Falb' Shelv. Jean We t Sarah Jane Parkhur!. Webster Clly; Merte Fund has ~. ponsored the "'ork. Street Journal, fl'nance all cosl.s TIn,·Pon, Chin, Iowa c(ty; Robert Easl Moline III • • ludlth ... nn. Pierson, :sIoux City' M.ry Wltll Hllh Dllllndlon ~v " Ia CorniSh Cedar RapIds' DavId Ripon, Wis.; Edward Lee Ranney, Gul· beth GUlllr~, Muon City; Larry Cene CrIChton, Irv!nrton. N.J.' AJI( Kumar lenber,. ' Cub, Siorm Lake; N.ncy Johnston ENGiNEERING Lu.nne -Portlock. Aurar., III.; SOndra Nancy Lee Ellberry. Jolin. Ann shop at Iowa, which was ODe of of housm" meals. and tuition fees. VISi-punJ.b. lndla; FrederIck Adolph lIIarUyn M.rle RapUnrer, West LI· H.U, Gltn Ellyn, III.; Lawren~ Ch.rle Anderson PrIce. Fort Dodee!' Loml Lynch, haron Leulse Zlhn. three sehools to ho t the program The teachers iU be housed at de una, Colle,e Park, Md.; Geor,e berty; Kenneth Lyle ReIi1\l, JOliet, 111.; Halpin, Cedar R.pld.; C.rl Porter BuhelDr of Sci.ncI · DI.ne Ramon.. orthlteld, II .; Ade· Witt, DI,tlndlon IiJdIJon Drew Jr., Iowa City; David Roland Lee Reed, Belle, No.; Walter HamUlon, Hamb"",; A. Berlha Cole In Engin"ring laJ~rr,~f.k]:n~1~~·~t~~\~I!,/;. J~~: H~~~~lK~ro¥u:!~seJ';y.S~:~~nG~'~ during the lir t year of the Fund's Hillcrest dormitory while they are Chuleo Edward., RaCine, WIs.; Leyds Reed, Rome, G•. · Eld nAllen Harm., low. CIlY:b Mary EJIt.beth Ad· Veronllr.a Eva En,elhardt, low. 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