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PANAMA (.fI - The invasion of Panama fell apart Friday in ~ coastal area whcre it began. Tie bedraggled invaders surrend· ered and were taken without a • fiilit to lace their punishment. The main body of the invaders from Cuba-more than 80 men­ pdt down arms in a quick, blood· rs. uce Ives. ost· Iell climax to the action that be· ,an Sunday in this strategic Cen~ral American country . The lurren_ to Pana.".nian .....,. WII carried under .... Puts Blame l 'Y" .. repr.llm.tlves of tho Steel Workers May Day Celebration- OttanlJ.tlon of American St.tos COAS) In .... IIttl. cOllt.1 town III . ~~ de DI ... Tho inuders On Charges tNk ,nr tho town after ....ir To Demand Iendifttl and then hol.d up thor. IftfI spont moat of tho w.. k Reds Whoop It Up Morse ..Iklnv surr.nder. By Record Pay MOSCOW {.f\ - Russians wound carpent.r .. Hu.reth, for .11 gels Square behind goo e'stepping The announcement that they Capehart Asks Senate had given up was made by Fer· up with dancing, Ceasting aod work.rs of tho world. . soldiers and self·propelled guns. In P.rls, about 5,000 followe" nando Lobo, head of the observa· Hopes To Avoid Strike drinking a May Day festival peg. The 77·year-old pontiff addressed To Censure Morse an overflow crowd of more than of .h. Communlst. G.neral tlon team rushed to Panama by ged to the theme that the Soviet t\le Organization of Americnan Appear To Be Fading 45,000 workmen oC italian Catholh: Confederation of Labor booed a WASHINGTON (UPf) - Claro Boothe Luco regretfully resigned States to check on the invasion. Union is invincable. Action at St. Peter's. mention of Prellcionl Chari" de NEW YORK CUPl) - The G.ull. In a M.y D.y spooch by Friday a Amba sador to Brazil He said more than 80 and per· "Attempts by Imperialists to tum Gray skies and rain cut the United Steel Workers of America tholr IIcr.tary g.n.r.I, !knoit on grounds lhat S n. Wayne hips as many as 86 men had put back the wheel of historY are In May Day celebration in Italy, Franchon. Franchon c.lled D. Morse's "cxtradordinarily ugly" dewn their arms and banded (USW ) , demanding a larger share vain," Defense MinJster Marshal which has the largest Communist Gaull.'s go •• rnm.nt r ..ction.ry. charge mad Ilimpo!;slble (or her tbemselves over to guard troops. of tile industry's "fabulous" prof· Rodion Malinovsky declared at the party west of the Iron Curtain. traditional parade across Moscow's There were long parades in War­ to (ulfill her d lIcate Latin Ameri· p'nama Minister oC Government, its lbis year, put the finJshing A scant 20,000 atended Rome's can mission. Red Square. "No (orces in the major raily in the Plana del Po­ saw, Budapest, Tirana and Qther J.D. Bazan, put the number at touches Friday to the most ambi· Communist capitals. Shortly after thc lady diplomat 87. world are capable or overthrowing polo, where 100,000 have assem· handed her re igna\ion to l'r Id!'nt tious contract ever sought by the the Socialist camp." Ir~q had its first celebration of • Lobo, Brazilian ambassador to I)led in past years. Eisenhower, 11 . [Jomer E. Cape· union. May Day. Thousands of workers the OAS, said, "There are a few S'Y In. U,S, military I.. ders Rival rallics were staged in Ber· and peasants paraded through hart, (R.lnd.) called on the Scnate Hopes for avoiding a 1959 steel Invaders-four or five-who have h.d call.d for tho UII of force lin, whose status Is at issue in Baghdad, seat of the lertlst·influ. to censure Morse ror his attacks strike' appeared to be fading. DOt surrendered." He added that ",Inlt .... Soviet Union, Milin. the East·West foreign ministers enced government of Premier Ab· on Mrs. Luce. Capehart said he David J. McDonald, president of a small band of about five men ovaky w.rned that his .rmed conference opening in Geneva May del Karim Kassem. would conf!'r wit h other ~e nators the USW, said Oatly "Common bad been spotted ·bearing for Pan· forcel "wlll doll I crulhlng blow 11. Riot squads of police from bow Red China took the occasion to to decide what action to take. equity demands that steelworkers ama City and said they may be to any_ who trill to Interfere East and West Berlln stood watch tell the world once and (or a II Mrl. Luce told the P,....id.. llt share equitably in tilese immense Panamanians. Most of the invad· with tho pe.c.ful work of tho at the border to see there was no that Mao Tze·tung is still its boss. that If she w."t to Brazil, big party was made up of Cubans. profits made possible in part by $oviet poopl •• " raiding. Radio P.iplng .nnounc.d M.o Mono'. "furious and foolish" their efforts. " ch.rges could be exploit.d , by An o.rllor .ov.rnment an. May Day is the labor day hoLl· More than h." • million W.st WII .... only Chinese to be pic· "This c.n be don.," MeDon· day in much o( the world outside BorliM" r.lIi.d Mar tho Mrdor tured with M.rx, Eng.ls, l.nin "any politic.1 ,'.ment" s.. k ing ftIVIICfmont had IIld two-third. to discr.dit tho United St.tes. • Id told I MWS conferenc., with the Unlled States and Canada. te clwor I eleclar.tlon by their and Stalin In the portraltl put up w .bout " members of .... in­ She allO Slid sh. would be IUb­ ••slon force hid pvlled out of a substantial improv.m."t In But the Soviet Union's emphasis mayor, Willy Br.ndt, th.t Wut for ••Iant r.lly in P.lpl",s Gat• Wigli .nd frlnll' ben.fit, .nd 110 is always on intcrnational affairs, B.rlln will rem.in fr.. of Com­ of H.. venly Peace Square. Itct.d to Morll', "continuoul ...... de Dios and w.r. haraument." mlrehint toward .... m.in hi.h. ste.1 prlc. incr..... " and its claim to be the vigilant munllt rulo, Japanese Communists denounced TALKS TO NEWSMEN- Mrs. Clar. BOCIth Luc. talk. to nlwsmen The USW chief said a substantial champion of peace. "And lhe sad (act is not that I. way leading to thll capit.l. ; Walter Rcuther, vice president lhe United State ·Japan security II she Ilaves tho St.t. Dep.rtm.nt Frid.... after resigning .1 Am. wage increase for steelworkers Picked units of the armed forces but Brazilian·A merican policy, o{ the AFL·ClO, drew applause pact in Tokyo rallies. baSliHIor to Br.dl. H.r rui.nation wal announced after sh. con­ would be lho victim," she said. The later information from would be "a real shot In the arm led a four·hour parade of military May Day was observed as a Lobo indicated, however, that the with a pledge o( American sup­ f,rr.d mort than .n hour with President Eisenhower at the White Mol'S , chairman of the Senate (or the economy o[ America and of and civilian organizations in bri!o port, voiced in a twangy, hcavUy holiday throughouL Latin Ameri· main body called it quits in the HoulI.- AP Wir.pkoto. Foreign Rclations Subcommillec the world." Hant sunshine unoor the eyes oC accented German. ca. on Latin Aml'rica, , aid Mrs. Luce little town. However, top spokesmen of tile Premier Nikita Khrushchev and "It is not your freedom alonc Venezuelan Communists carried . National Guard troops were de· and the President "are to be com· nation's steel producers stood by other Soviet leaders who stood that is threatened by Soviet tyran. some "down with Yankee impe· D • dO M 0 mcnded Cor the decision th ey have ployed around Nombre de Dios their guns that no wage increaSe atop the Lenin-Stalln' tomb. ny," he said. "It is also our free. V t B earlier in the weck but they had rialism" banne~s in a parade with 0 e Il· lu Ice ay ring reached." H added thal he stood ~as justified this year and left Whilo M.y DIY won it, wldolt dom as well, because freedom is other workers In Caracas. , re "on the record" he made in tight. held. 0(( an attack While 'ncgoUa· little doubt that th.ey Celt 1959 was obll".nc. from CO"""""ilts Ind indivisible." Hundreds of UlOusands of Cuban tion~ by the and Cuban ing her nq\Tlination. bAs the yea~ _for. action to halt. 1he ~I~ ...... ~"t . at Aero the border, perhaps , a emissatld went on. The fiery Or D moe ;at also Wage-Pllee " 'J '.r thi quarter oC million marched Although the largely bloodless W~l. I Vlt~,n Il\VofI~ ~ I ~. a ~~:arob~r~~~~eaV~1 if~: , f.ederal "Suit en Alabam '- !>!\ id h<: would "",vqr rliq\!h" from The.lnernatiortal . Wa!>e ~ .'cy tlon.f St. " ...ph tho humble through East Berlin's Marx:En. C.astro Ollstlld FjIIlgencio, Batista' "UI • It •• . , I Ie t " I , I a similar fig11t in !Illyre even invasion had comit·opera aspects, CommIttee of the Union, m wmding -----,.--r-, '______~ -...... --- the dictatorship. . . NEW ORLEANS fUPIl - The voting rights with wll'te5, " Whltc though ··it I\s n ev~r plcjls~\lt (0 get its serious potentialities were em· up a two·day meeting Oli 1959 cort· I Caslro was j!bse.nt !n Ngenli' Fif\t1 Circuit Oourt . .said. iJlvol ved in a coptrpversy such as phasized from the start. The OAS ~AP Mi rri~ The patp,d w~,rE1vle~1$ by ,,'J !!rrv..k"J t: ' 0 . /~j"T L A~gu ing for Alabama against reo this." moved quickly to condemn any ~~~~: ~fe~a~:: , !gn~~~~y:~~ i~aU:; .ExIP' losio'n, " R ,.o,'· cks Freigh.,ter,1 brother! ll+~ Ijnll)ao?dr ot t I¥IY' T'V .nqe r {lJI1 ~Jl a re n wal oC th 54il were Assista!)t 1.1rs. Luce's husband . p~blisll cr outside interference in President freeze and ordered the union's ne· . armed fo~c cs, PrcsldenL Man· quest by the U.S. Just ce Depart· State AUorneys G neral Cordon ijenry R. Luce, whp had urged her Erncsto de la Guardia's govern· gotiators to seek substantial in· ' , uel UrrutJ~ . I ment to ' reinstate a Negro voler Mlldison and Nichols Ilare. 'i'hey to resign as 8 rcsult of her row ment. The United States put Navy , discrimination suit agai~st lho said Negro voter registration in with Morse, had no slalem!'nt on fitscreases despite in wagesthe consequences. and fringe bene-. Inl·u · res Flove ' Crew Members planes and ships on patrol duty Venus Satellite slate of Alabama. Alabama has increased 2,500 per her resignation. But he pr~viou ly off Panama's coast amid rumors The committee's wage policy cenl in 12 year . and Alabama now had cilcd some of the reasons that more invaders were at sea platform embodied some of tile WEST VANCOUVER, B.C. (UPI) IFerngulC In an attempt to bring Shots Called Off The court said it would hand ha5·70,OOO registl!red Negro voters. given by Mrs. Luce in h r letter and preparing new landings. most substantial demands ever - An explosion and fire raged ' the vessel eloser to shore within down a ruUng later. Tbe original Hare asked the three-judge court of resignation to the Pre ident. made by the USW and dimmed suit charged that 20 Negroes in panel : From tho inv.slon .r.. As· through a Norwegian freighter range o{ a harbor fire boat. Red Mrs. luc., who has ,aid her the outlook for a peace Cui settle· WASHINGTON (.f)-Tho Unit· lOCilted Pr... Corrospondent forcing the crew to abandon ship tape prevented the (ire boat from Macon County, Ala., were denied "What kind of I Panelor.', box troubles Itart.d when Morse was ment. ed St.tel Frld.y c.lI.d off pI.ns voting rights. That suit was thrown would you g.ntlemen be opening Jack Rutl.dg. r.ported that tho Friday after five crew members going past the Harbor limits to kicked In tho he.d by • korso, The curr.nt thr.. ·year con· for .n '.rly llteliit. launching out by a Federal District Court if you allow.d tho Government huntry, un"'.von b.nd appeared were injured. aid the stricken ship. .Iso had no comm.nt on her tract expires at midnight Jun. on an orbit 30,000 mil.. kigh, judge March 6. to sue the soveroign st.t.. ?" ",d to put clown their W"POM Earlier reports had indicated Shortly aCter the explosion, small resigna'ion Dther 'h"n tho rrt •• 30. Negotiations on • new .gr.. • .nd for a".mph to fire .paco Th. appo.1 I ..ks to ov.rturn John on ruled the 1957 Civil IOns cit.d In h.r I,tter. , I,", c.1I it all off. that two sailors had died in the ex· craft filled with sightseers milled • mnt covering tho 500,000 It.. l· probe, to V.nul in Juno . tho rulln. by Dlltrlct Judg. Rights Act establishing the Civil He said the invaders were taken plosion that rocked the freighter around the Ferngulf. Officials urged The President accepl!'d her resi~. work.r. In tho bilic ltool Indu.· ; Tho N.tion.1 Aeronautics .nd Frank M. Johnson Jr., In Mont· Rights Commiss ion did not give nation with regret at an hour-long aboard landing craft and headed Ferngulf late Friday but these the boats to leave the area beeause try start n.xt Tuolday, with both SPIce AdmlnlltfatioR said tho gom.ry, AI •., who h.ld th.t tho the Justice Departmcnt authority White House meeting during which for Colon. Two boatloads of Pana· were later discounted by harbor of the danger of a second explosion. ,Ides about II f.r apart on basic officials. Officials also evacuated workers I.unchingl wtrrt postponed boo Civil Rightl Commlilion W.I ~p sue a sovereign stalc. Johnson she turn d down his personal plea manian troops stood by while the contr.ct issuos II they h.v. The freighter ,outbound from ffom' the Great Northern dock in cau.. of technic" jllHicultlo.-; powerless to suo • IOvor.lgn threw out the suit, and the Gov· that she reconsid!'r. Mrs. Lllce was surrender was made under the .ver boon. Vancouver with a cargo of lum- the western part oftha city in fear The postponement Indic.ted It.t.. ynment pelitione(l for al\ injunc· confirmed by the Senal 79-11 , just eyes of OAS representatives. Members of the wage po)icy ~r, was shaken by an explosion of a second blast. ,e, ....re woulct ~ . no fllrttMro at· "U.S. Assistant Atty. Gen. W. WU· tlojl in t'he l~ ' S , ARpeals CilUrt here, {our days ago lind. thlls never took The invaders must come to committee, in informal talks witil around 5:25 p.m. (CSTI. The blast Plans for (irefigblers'T1 uto go trtmpt te fire • probe ne.r. or In son White. head of the JustIce De· a.skfug th court to bar des\ruction her pos~ , , Panama's tribunals and must ex· newsmen, expressed the view that shook windows in the vicinity of Aboard the Ferngulf to 'battle the 11\ orbit .reund Venus for It parlment's civil rights divIsion, of Macon Counly vote application The concensu in Con r e~$ ~ee m­ plain "what they explained to us," they were entitled to a wage in· nearby Point Atkinson, over one flames were later abandoned as 1•• lt • y .... and • half. argued in court Friday that any rorms. , ' ed to be that Mrs. Luce. ,whelher Lobo told a news conference. He crease and said they were willing mile away frOJll the vessel. "too risky." After mld·June, Von'" will state can be sued just as can a The petition was denied. right or wrong in her feud wilh 8ald they would be brought to to use every weapon in their com· Three hours later, a fire was __~.,.....,_ not be In II f.vor.bI. a position cbrporation which violates the law. The appeals courl"s petltion dis· Morse, was wlsc in ~h'ooi n g a ide.

Panama from Colon. mand to get one. still ranging aboard the freighter. ~ for In earth-t.. Vonul ' shot un­ White also scored Judge John- missal action was <;ontlngent on a This vie.w was shared by anum· The invader leaders said they McDonald said he hoped that in The five injured seamen, suffer· til J.n. ", \N1. son's ruilng that since the Macon Final decision in the case. Alabama ber of Democrats and Republicans, came here because oC a ' belief J959 the steel industry would enjoy ing serious bums, were taken 0(( Instructor NASA IIld in a stlttlMnt that County Buard of Registrars had Attorney General MacDonald Gal· many of whom thought she would there is a dictatorship In Panama, its greater earnings year in his­ the freighter by small boats and "the three I.unchi",s will be de· resigned, there was no one to be Ilion a sured the court the records have done a good job under other Lobo reported. tory. However, he told newsmen rushed to North Vancouver General I.y.d until tho technical diHl· named as a defendant. would be preservcd until court circumstances. "We were wrong," the OAS of· bluntly that his union intended to Hospital. cultl.. h.. e boon lurmountod." The vacuum caused by the re- cases concerning them have been Vice President Richard M. Nixon, ficial quoted them as saying. get a larger share of those profits. A tow line was placed aboard the To Sing That w •••11. signa lions of the registrars cannot disposed of. a victim oC anti- .S. riols in SoQth be tolerated. The fact that the America last year, called h('r JAPAN MILITARY BUILDUP board oC registrars members are resignation "a greal los ." Hc said Does Not Retract U.S. Criticism- Wednesday TOKYO IA'I - Prime Minister absent is of no consequence," he it would be dirficult to find another Nobusuke Kishi's Conservatives said. perso n wilh Mr . Luce's "imagina· Mezzo-soprano Leslie Eitzen, in· won final passage of two miHLary Whit. mllntaiMd ....r. il I tion organizational ability and de· structor of music, will give a re­ buildup measures over stiff S0- "lIrloul dilparity of tho rttiltr.· cisiveness. " cital at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Mac· cialist opposition in an lo·hour tlon of Nitro Ind whlto voters" Partly Morse had questioned Mrs. session of Japan's upper House oC .s • direct result of I ••te .ctlon. Luce's comp,.tence and emotional Montgomery Offers Apology bride Auditorium. She will be ae· CouncUlors Friday. H. m.ntitrrted Tuak ...., AI •. , CIQudy stability and telephoned her doctor companied by pianist Margaret . LONDON III - Field Marshal about American leadership," he marks were ill-timed, has been The measures, increasing total wh... city limits w.r. ch.ngol in New York to find out ir ~bp hAd MO/ltaomcry came home from told a news conference. firing away at Montgomery. Presi­ Pendleton, assistant professor of manpower of the Japanese defense to IXcludo I .b.. bl. portion of ever been under a psychiatrist's forces by 12,000, to 254,700, and H•• ,... •• High care. The doctor said she had not. Mo,eow Friday with an apology The 71·year-old Montgomery did dent Eisenhower, Montgomery's old music. comrad·!n·arms, told a news con­ establishing three ground corps "We would be shutting our eyes C.peh.rt, In calling for c.n­ for "my American (riends" for not specifically withdraw his crlt· The program WIU include "My Cerence this week he agreed with Father" (rom the opera "Her· headquarters, were aprovcd 96 to to say that the state is unaware In 70s sure of Morll, ch.rg.d th.t tho l8y1na U.S. leadershJp Is slipping. icism. Nor did he say he had the British press. cules" by Handel, "If MIISic be 45. that Negroes do not have equal Oregon Domocr.t .cted iII.gally ~itain'8 most unpredictable sol· changed his views. Montgomery passcd orf as a the Food o( Love" by PurceD, (our in cont.cting Mrl. Luce's doc· ~r did not retract his TV state· He repeated the apology to his joke his TV remark that he would songs of a Cerman wayfarer by tor without h.r cons.... t. H. ,.id It WII • violation of tho hippo­ ment on American leadership. audience three times, asked for it shoot an American himself to In· Mahler, "Adieu Forests!" from If You Need Gas, Go To A Station Now- sure American blood Is shed right the opera "Jeanne d'Arc" by cratic o.th .nd th.t Morll, II "It I havc caused offense to any· to be given the widest publicity from tile start 01 the next war. Tschaikovsky, and four poems o( • I.wyer, kn_ it. fIlody on the other side of the At· and said he was under no sort of "I jokingly said British blood Fredegond Shove with music by Capehart declined to say wheth· ~~:_ I would like to apologize pressure to climb down. and American blOlld must be shed Vaughan WlIllams. The poems arc cr he definitely would inlroduce a UftI'e,... I ,rvedly for anything said The British press, saying his reo as soon as a war starts," he said. "Motion and Stillness," "Four Gas We On In Iowa City cen uro re 'olution which would - Hatless, his Wlif ribbons pinned Seasons," "The New Ghost" and lead lo a committee investigation. on his brown tweed jacket. the "The Watcrmill." .y CHARLES DAY tion dropped its prices two cents cnce between price of major and He said he would commit the Sen­ old campaiJner parried questions Stlft Writer on both grades o( gasoline. It was cut-rate gasoline dealers and that aLe parliamentarian lind other sen· Leadership. Banquet Mrs. Pendleton will play Proko­ not until Thursday, however, that some oC the stations had been sell· 810r .. Ix>fnrc reaching a decision about hJs talks with Soviet Pre· fieU's "Sonata No.9, Op. 103." mier Niklta KhrUahchev. Iowa City's "gas war" was in most other stations followed suit. ing gasoline tllree and four cents next week. ''The whole thing I, a private Mrs. Eitzen received her B.A. full swing Friday. Both regular Another two cent drop was made per galion below the prices indi- Mrs. Luce, wearing a dark blue l. Be -Held lhursday aIfalr and it I, my private busi· from ,the Curtla Institute of Music and premium gasolines were sell· by most stations Friday. cated on the pumps. suit and pale straw hat, stood in Philadelphia a,nd her M.A. at ness," he said repeatedly. lng at four cents below normal Some dealers said they fell. the. Many dealers said the price reo erect and unsmiling at a special More thall 4(10 student and com· new members of Omicron Delta He said he ,,_nted to go to Mos. SUl. She taught at Luther College prices were now Cairly stabilized, ductions had been authorized by White House news conference as m~)' leaders will attend a Kappa, upperclassmen's leader- cow to explore Ioviet thinking on in Decorah before coming here. prices. while othets said they anticipated the major oil company distribu· Presidential Press Secretary Jim Lei4ershlp Bllnquet at 6:30 p.m. ship honor soeiety will be tapped, East.West problema. SIIe has appeared in the title role A telephone check of local deal· further drops beforc prices return tors. Without authorization any Hagerty read the announcement of 'J'hIInday In the lllwa Memorial and new member. of Mortar He gave hi, opinion that war o( the SUI aymphony orchestra'S ers reveaied that most major 011 to normal. loss caused by a price reduction is her resignation. Ilnlon.- Board, national society for senior over Berlin can be avoided and ;ll'eaeGtation of "Tosca." Last company retailers were seUing Although most of the dealcrs In- carried by tile local retailer, they Senate GOP Leader EvcreU M. Some tiS lIludents and more women, will be Introduced. he said he thinka a summit COQ- Bummer she sang "Madame But· rerular gasoline at 27.9 cents per dlcated they were not in favor o( said. Dirksen called Mrs. Luce's resig· ~ 175 Iowa City businessmen Robert Ray, dlrectot of the SUI terence is comllll up. terfly" In the symphony's produc· ,allon and premium at 31.9 cents. the ,as war, they said they would A similar "gas war" occurred nation "distressing but not surpris· IIII~ been Invited to the second InsUtute of Public Affairs, will Montaomel")' wd he saw no ev. tlon, Independent stations were selling continue to "follow the leader" in in the spring last year and lasted ing." He said the "harassments a.nul hnquet sponsored by the speak on "The Climate for Leader· Idence to sUllett. Khrushchev i. Mrs. Pendleton was graduated reJular at 25.9 cents and premium future prlee drops. 'or three months. Gasoline prices and innuendoes" to which she was ~eta" Merchallts DI v i,lon of the ship." in fallin, health, as lOme West from Southwestern College and reo a~ 28.11 cents. Two realOll. for the price drops durihg that period went down as lIubjected would make it even Jtw. Otty Chamber of Commerce. An award will be presented to European paper. have been say· celved her Master'.. degree at Dealers said the "gas war" be· were ,iven by one of the dealers. much as nine cents for bot& re,u­ more difficult to get competent Durlna the evenlna ccremonlc', the lilost outstan.dina community. ing lately, Northwestern. gan la8t Saturday when one sta· He said th~re was too much differ· lar and premium. peoi>le into governmenl

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Dan MUler, P.lt., FRJENDS that a toP. ph~ tained for tbe project and it ha 12 miles Crom the planned new House Judiciary Subcommittee tress can spend a month in Europe ist hotels in the Soviet Union . AI. Mornln, Wo rablp, II a.m. general accounting o(fice (GAO l a. H. IIIlcbenor. Clerk oC hIS been "questioned repeatedly" at field and had been offered to the wound up 17 days of hearings on this summer. ab orbing culture so included is the cost of sight· £vlO,.U.lI. Servl ••. , p.lII. PhOD. 8-26U clsm nl accused the Air Force Friday of Y.W.C.A. Room. Iowa M.",.rl.1 tI.l.. Congressional hearings. Air Force for the Academy's usc. civil rights legislation Friday and knowledge and having Cun. seeing tours, tips. guide fees. BETII;NI' BA;TIST c;roaoa tarY oi. ~ .Pomr running up the cost oC I·ts new B Sl. • Ftrlb Ave .. Iowa Cily 0::" •. m. Mull", lor W'Ubl, He said about $3,500,000 already But this information was not given preparatory to starling work on He can. if he joins a tour of three meals daily in the U.S.S.R.. Unlll.d Morn'n,. Worablp Ser.'... . _:45 10 :.1 ••. m. CI..... academy to almost double the had been spent for the 2.600-acre to Congre , Campbell said. and continental breakfasts and • . rn. ---= Western Europe and the SovieJ; Evenla, Go. pel S.rvl ••• 7:at , .•. • • • original 139 miUion dollar estimale airfield site even though official a bill. Unlon led by ArUmr P. Mendel. one main meal daily ' in the West· GRACE UNITI!D The hearings. which covered ern European cities. MISSIONARY CHURCH - all witbout telling Congre . reports and records indicate " assistant professor or Russian BETBEL AFRICAN METHODIST 18~~ M ....lln. Ave. A $200 deposit mu st be paid at CIIURCH Rev. Ray mond O. Sahmel, p.,ter The head of the agency, Comp- "may have limited .capabil!ties and almost two months. end ed with hi story at SUI. 411 S. Governor 81. Police Recruit' lhe registration Cor the trip. The The R.v.• ' red L. Puay. Pa.t., BIble Study CI...... for .11 a,el •• ,41 .... troller Joseph Campbell. aid the I~:::~" create an aIr traCflc prob· a flurry oC statements on both The tour. which begins Aug. 15 S.rv lce 10:4 ~ • • m. balance o[ the fee i. due five 10 a,m . Sunday Schuul Ouut: Rev. Gordon Bolenfler j sides of the civil rights issu~ . An and ends Sept . 13 wi ll include II a.m. R e,ulu CJ"ueh Worship Service 1 p .m . Choir Practice Air. Force alr~a?) has spent or I The GAO charges amplified on stops for sightseeing in London weeks be Core departure. C~)tnnlunlon on Ilrd SUDday of ever, 7:30 p.m. Kovenlnl Ser.le. obligated ]97 million dollars Cor the an earlier report submitted in con. additional week was allowed Cor The itinerary provides evening month. 7:He p.m •• Wed .., •• y Pray.r a.' BI." School Starts Stockholm. Leningrad. Moscow. Sludy Colorado Springs Academy and Inection with a March 19 hearing other statements to be filed. Kiev. Vienna and Paris. entertainment at a London CHRI TIAN R£FORMED CBURCR show. a Swedish theatre or con· Conference Room No. t, that lhe final price tag will be at which Air Force officials were The last witness was Gordon The $1.395 charge for the tour Iowa. t\Umorl.t Union HILLF;L FOUNDATION cert. the opera in Vienna. and Q Utlt 1\1Inister - Rev. De Jonr J ~2 t:a~l ~f"k" 81. almost 270 million dollars. ~uestloned by .a bou appropria· M. Tiffany. tafC dircector oC the covers the cost oC air transpor· FrIday 1:SO p.m . S. bbalb S... I ... ANI hans ubcommlttee about ome oC Here Monday either the Folies Bergere or the . . . "The Air Force has not di closed Federal Civil Right Commission. tation to and from Europe and THE CnURCH OF CHRIST the charges. Some 30 new members oC Iowa Opera Comique in Paris. 13!0 Klr"'wood Av •. JEHOVAH'S WITNESS •• these facts to Congres." Camp· He denied charges that the com· Prof. Mendel studied in the Bible Classes, 9 a.lD. !l20 II 8 1. t bell said in a report. Rep. Daniel J. Flood (D·Pa.l police forces will receive two MornJur Wo rshlp, 10 •.m. R n.m. "Wh.1 I. Ihe DivIne Will f.. mission's televised hearing in Soviet Union program oC Harvard Even'of W~rsblP S~rv lce. ~ : ~O p.lIl. Our Day?" • Chairman Chet Holi fiel d (V­ said at thai time that the academy weeks of "basic training" at SUI Baseball League 4 p.m. W.'ehl.",,, Slady might turn into one of the Defense beginning Monday. Montgomery. Ala .. last December UniverSity. where he received his CIIURCII Of JESUS CHRIST Tues., II p.m ,. Book stud,. Calil.J of the House Military Oper· M.A. and Ph.D. degrees. He has OF LATTER-DAV SAINTS frl .. 7:30 p.m .. Mlnlslry Sebool atlons Subcommittee promptly Department's "classic scandals." The officers will attend the Po· lYas conducted in a "circus·like" 0.10 E. FalrcbUd 81. FrI., 1:3,", p.",. Service Meetl.,. He predicled an eventual "full lie Recruit School. to be conducled Registrations Due also spent two years abroad do· P!'i@stboOd. II • •m . ordered a stafC analysis oC the "lanner. ing re earch in Russian history Sund.y Sc bool. 10:110 . .... MENNON(Te· . CHUaO. . GAO report to determine whether dress inquiry Py Congress. by the bureau oC police sciences oC S.~".mtnt .Medlnl~ 8 p.m , . 01' Cllr" St. the Institute of Public Affairs. and Gov. John Patterson and other At Noon Today on Fulbright scholarships. Tbe'1lev. , rlre" RreJlnam... , P ...., a Congre sional Investigation was Campbell said the GOA was CHURCII or TilE NAZAaENI: Sanda,. choo. 1I0ur, 9:4' • •ID, held at the Iowa Center for Con· Alabama witnesses made the Further information. together needed. "recommending to the Secretary oC Registration Cor all boys wishing Burlinrlon and ClIntoQ St.. M.rnlnr WorshIp. JO:46 . .... tinuation Study. inety·two hours charges in testimony last month. with registration forms. may be The aflY. G. t\t. Field, MIDI,'.r 7::iO p.m . EvenJnr Service Campbell said his auditors, who the Air Force that in the Cuture a to play Babe Ruth baseball this obtained from Selminars Abroad. S unday StJ bool, 9:.tti a.m. "A Llvlnr Faith" acl as Congressional watchdogs Cull disclosure be made to Con· of lecture • demonstrations and dis· Tiffany said the comml slon fo l· IHornl nr Worsblp. 141:4 .• I .m. " I G p.m. W.d .• MId ...... Seryl .. cussions have been planned by sur summer will be held at the Rec· clo Show Tours. 235 West 46 "The C. II To All Chrl.llan." on Cedera l spending. found the Air gress as to the total Coreseeable lowed procedural rules similar to reation OCCice. 130 Lafayette St.. tt: 'hi Youtb and Married Group. RF.ORGANIZED CIIURCH OF JIIU. faculty members. experienced Iowa Street. New York 36. N.Y. 7:aO p.m. S unday Evenln, Selvlce Force had plans (or 72 million dol· costs oC major construction pro· those of Senate hearings. He said from 8 a.m. to noon today. CHRIST OF LATTtR. D~Y 8A1NT. grams." peace officers and two agents of Thursday. 7:80 p.m. )1Id·W .... 1'<1,,, 2"l L ftlelroJe Ave. lars worth of Academy facilities no complaint was made about The League is open to 13, 14 and MeeUnr and Bible St.ud,.. RI. h. rd C. Se ll erlle r" MID .. te. over and above the 197 million dol· He said it would tak at least the Federal Bureau oC Investiga· camera lights or facilities in the Thursday, 1:30 p.m. Cbelr Iltll,.,..1 Church School, 9:3() • •m. tion . IS·year-old boys who are not plajl' SUI Dental Faculty · , . Morntnl' W:,nblp, J2:3t • .••• lars already spent, Or obligated. $19.000.000 more to complete run· room at the time oC the hearing. ing in other regionally or nationally TilE OONGREGATIONAL CBURCa These'illans. he said. included a ways and other facilities at the Richard. L. Holcomb. chieC of To Attend Meetings C linton and Jefferson St.reel. SUARON EVANGELICAL the police !Ocie nce bureau. said that He testified after Joseph L. organiz.ed basebali . Ali players The Rev. Jobn G. Cral" ~tlDJ.&e1 UNIT ED 8RETIIREN CHUac. $5,225.000 hotel and $2.300.000 foot· Academy airfield . Construction Rauh Jr.. spokesman Cor civil must register even though they .. IO :4~ Churcb School Katon. the ml.'n will study police methods. "Diagnosis of Oral Cancer" will 9: I ~f II);U a.ln. Cburch Servlte. ae •. Howa rd .... Marl" Pas,., ball stadui m. pla ns would include $2.336.0lI0 for rights groups. said southern of· " Divine Inc:remenL" including 20 hours oC instruction have played in the League pre· be the topiC of Dr. A. K. Fisher. ~:RO a.m. Sunday Scb.ol Camltbcll fOcused particular the relocation of the Atchison, To· Cicials had proved the need for a Wed ., 7 p.m., Sr. Choir III '~O • •m. Wo rsW p and practice with firearms. as well viously. Boys are asked to pre· 1"'1 .. 4: "1 I> .m. JunIor Ch.lr ~ critlcism on 8 proj cted 24.700.000 peka & Santa Fe railroad. 1 proCessor and head of the deparl· p.m. UnIversity fellow.hl, a law and the courts. and traffic slrong civil rights bill by their sent their birth certificates at reg· · . . 7:~U p.m. Evenln, ervlee, Academy airfield. He said Con· He ruso said that a World War ment oC stomatology in the College EVANGELICAL FREE CHUaCH 8:aO p.m. Wed .• chelr rebear.al problems. testimony before the subcommit­ istration. of Dentistry. in a talk Monday at OF CORALVILLE tee. The Rev. W. Robert CulbuboD, .ut.r This is the League's sixth yllar 10:30 a.m. at ,the annual meeting Sund.y Sc ho.l. 8:45 • . m. ST. ANDREW paESBYTlau,. Rauh said lhey had " thrown in Iowa City. Frank Bates. Waldo oC the Iowa Dental Association in Wonblp Service, JJ • •m . OHUROH S.nset anel ~"Iro •• A.I. down the gauntlet" and made it Geiger and BiU Holmstrom. memo Des Moines. "Conformed or Tran torme4!tI Unlv.nll, Uelrb Y Final Tryouts clear they never would , com pi Even'n, Se!vJet, ':~o p .•• bers oC the League advisory com· D~. Robert E, Silha. assistant P a •• E. Parll,r, M'dh"er with the Supreme Cburt's 1954 FAITIJ llNITED CBUaOH Cburch Scll ••I , 9 •. m. FogHIII 0 .... kittee, are working with the Play· proCessor of oral diagnosis at SUI. (Evan,e))eal a.n d Reformed) aDd Old er For Pep Squad' school desegreg tion decisIon "lin ground and Recreation Commissioo is attenoing the- seventh anual 11107 Lowe. Museatlne ad. 9:U • . m. ODd 11 . .... Tblr. Or ...... less and untU t~e Federal Govern· E. Eure ne Weh.l. P.slo. Younrer • and the parents' organization to ar· Roent genology Workshop at Bev· 8:45 a.m. Mornln, W.rsld, M.rnln ,. W. "hIP. ':4$ ...... U .... Planned Monday ment takes action." range corning events. erly Hills. Calif.. this weekend . 9:45 a.m. Su nday School · . . Rep. James C. Dovi tn-Ga.l. 11 a.m. M~rninr ~or'bl' ST. PAUI:S LUTIlf:&AN cavaea Ten teams are expected to par· The meeting is being held in con· Mlssour. 8Jll04 Final tryouts will be held Mon· in a statement submitted later, junctiOn with the Pacific Coast FIRST BAPTIST CIIURCII 404 E. J efr. r. .. day to select three additional men ticipate in this year's Babe Ruth Norlh Cll nlon and F.lrchlld SII. Sund.y Sohool, 10 _ . NEW YORK 1m - The Government Friday accused the Hertz Bent· prote ted that the subcommittee's League. Oral Pathology Workshop. Rev. G. Thomas Fattarulo. MID Isler I. a _Ill. Divine Servlee n·Car Corporation oC violating the Clayton Antitrust Act. for next year's cheerleading squad. all·northern membership deprived Marlon Van Dyt, University Work 11 • . m . Divine servlee One regular member and two alter· the South "of its civil rights." ------9:89 • . m . Chureb Scbool "The Moutb of Mao'· In a civil complaint filed in U.. District Court. the Government nates will be chosen at 4 p.m. in 8:30. 10:15 1I10rnlnr Worsblp charged that Hertz, by acquiring other concerns. has throttled com· Davis said it was interesting to "fit To Be Freet! ST. TIIOMAS MORE CRUlL Macbride Auditorium. note tha t civil rights bills were 0: I~ p.m. Youlh Follow.hlp l. n:4.1 p.m. lu8 MeL"n petition in renting automobiles throughout the Unit d States. Four women and three men were Wed. ChoIr Reh ...sal ~ron.I,n.r S. D. R. C.nw.y. Pa.le. handled by the only one of (ive 9 lI.m . Sat.. Junior Chotr Th complaint said that by the same method. Hertz also has re· named to the squad at earlier try· Sunda, Ma lei, 6:4:'5, , 9, 1. aD' 11:. judiciary subcommittees that had · . ..m. Tbe It a.m. m... II • HIP JI•• outs. Two women alternates have Fl&ST CH RIST IAN CHURca lun, b, lbe eon Ire ration. mov d competition in renting trucks in the ew England states. the no southern member. 21i E. low. Ave. Daily ftJ.lle f 6:841 a.m., '2 • •JIl., '1' :" .... New York City area and Florida. also been selected. The Rev. A. C. IJofri.hter Jr .• puler Sally A. Smith. Mlnlsler . r Ed •••Uoa Since 1954. the Government claims. Hertz has been buying stock Eight judges will 'choose the reo maining squad members Monday. Church School, 9:H'i •.m . tor all arel. ST. WENCESLAUS CIIURcrr or assets oC "numerous corporations." H. 10 ::10 ~.m. Worsblp 830 E. D ....a p.rt SI. Cheerleading coach Sam Bailie en· Italian Music Exhibit By A. E. MANDELL girl. let me tell you. was simply "Seed. Sower and Soil" Th, Rev. Edw.rd W. Nn_lI. 'aell' Cantabulous. Words can't be put ~ p. m. DSF C.st Su pp.r Sun"a, M. SU. 0;36 am., »a.m., ,. L_.. couraged all interested men to at· To Be Displayed Here (If V:30 p.m. Chrlsll.n Youl h FeIlG Wllllp 11:4n a.m. Lo. this is May. Spring. not down on paper to describe 110W Reds To Adopt 'My Fair lady' lend the tryouts. · Oall1 l as tl, 7 a,JIl" '7 :31 ..... in Iowa . tllen elsewhere in this great she was. Warm. swinging FIRST C.H URCH . For Showing Despite U.S. Plea An exhibit of contemporary country oC ours) ... Soon sum· OF CIIRIST. SC IE NrI8T Italian music will , ~ P~. pjsplay when the occasion called for it. ?~~ E. C.llen St. TOB UN IT ED cauac. mer will be upon us. Festival 1107 Lower MUleaUae ••• musi~ libt~~ in which was quite . oCten. and a Sund.y Seb o.l. 11 l.rn. WASHINGTO (UPTI - State D('partment officials indicated Fri· 2 High Schools at the SUI the time will be here. "everlutlnr PUnlsbment." E. Euren e Wellel, , •• t.r basement of ,Eas(]~wn Monday tremendous amount oC drive. She weil .• 8 p.m. TuUmonJ' ~"elln l Sunday '''01. ' i4S . .... day there was little - if anything - they could do to prevent the Jrl"ornlo, Wor hi" ":4~ .aa 11 • ••• through Thur ' day. I I While we have been studying left the audience gasping for Student ,roup Tues., 7 p.m. Conltrence showing in .Ru s~ia , oC a pirated ,I'ersion the populal,' tJroadway To Give Concert Room 1 Union 7 , ..... Jl!vebln, "'.rsbl, or The exhibit orgaf)ized by ltaHan and feverishly cramming Cor that more. • I I' musical. "My Fair Lady." I · . . The combined orchestras. choirs 'composer Riccardo l'4alipiero. is a next exam. festival promoters A~d so ends the story of a FIRSt £NGJ,IS11 LUTIIERA,~ Cu\!aOH TRlNITY EPISCOPAL oHuaoa • Th abllior or the play and its lyriCS, which have been drawing have been raising money. renting jazz Can' travels in . Dub.quo ODd Msrket Sb. 1%9 E. Collue 81. and band oC Iowa CIty High gift from the Italiall GoVernrrtel'lt Rev. Ro1 Wln,ale Pan., Tbr. R •• erend J . 8 . Jardine, •••t.r standing·room:on1y . cr'?wd i9 New York for years. asked the de- Sch~ol and Quincy High School to the United States. After the space and haggling wilh agents. Giants of Jan m".1 MlnlMI.r - Rev, 11. Meytr Rev. "berl L. Walker. ClJoa,.,al. 1,lartmenl to j.\se its good otriC('s in his bohalC and thal oC Frederick The ink is now drying on th" Our giant of jazi Cor this week Ben[ces 8, 9, 11 a.m. ••.m. Jk.1J' Co",mpnlu from Quincy. 111.. wIn give a con· exhibit tours the coentry it will be Nuraer7, 9 i .m. !hl~ •. m. FamU, Sendoe, N.'." Lowe. who wrote tbe music. cert today at 7:30 p.m. in the (owa given to the NeW Xork Public L\· contracts. Drums are getting is the great pianist and arranger Sunday School. a a.m. CII.reb Seho.1 t ready to roll. Leonard Joseph Tristano. more · . II •. m. Mornlnc Pr.yer What upset author Alan J . Lerner was that. in line with usual Memorial Union. bIIary. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHuaCH :'\:lS p.m . £Vltolnr Pra.yer The students will practice today items in the exhibit ins\ude print· The trend again this year is popularly khown as Lennie. Len 26 B. Markel St . ~:a u p.m. a.nlerbury Club Sovict practice. no mention wns made that the authors would receive Dr. P. n.wl.on Pollock . MIDlale~ I. toward bigness. Newport. Ran­ was born in Chicago on March Wed .• 7:1' aDd ll :at •. m. 8.1, Ce. any royalties. with guest conductors Herald cd. taped and recorded music by The Rev. Jerome J . LekM, lDunloa Stark. James A. Dixon and Frede. living Italian composers. boo~s on dall 's lsland. Mbnterey - all will 19. 1919. and by the time he was Valve,.U." Paltor Chur.h Schoo l. 9,30 .nd II . .... rick Ebbs who conduct the chorus music history. biographies of musi· be going wIth "bigger and better" nine. in 1928. he was totally blind. Mornlnr Wor.shlp, 9:80 and 11 . .... liT. MAltT'S CHU RCa Arthur Godfrey In 'Good Spirits,' orchestra and band at SUI. • cijlns by Italian authors. photo- festivals than before. With ex· He played in local saloons from "The Christlan r.mUy" J.etterson and Llft~ 8&., ~ p.m. St ud enl SU PI>" Rt. Rev. C. II. ~leIQbe r,. P.... r Told of Cancer Removed From lung Tonight's concert is part oC a graphs of Italian musical scenes perience in handling crowds and the time -he was twelve and led (j p.m. Underrraduate ',,"o f.blp 8unda7 t u el, 8 a.m., 7:U 1.._., ...... two·day music festival for the two and scenery and cOlltume designs producing outdoor Cestivals with his own Dixieland group while Wed. 7 p.m . Weltmlnstel ChoIr IO : I~ a.m;. 11:30 .;m. Sa.t 2:30 p~m . Jr. ~holr NEW YORK L1'I - Arthur Godfrey. abl to sit up in a chair brie£ly. high schools. The program will of contemporary opera. large casts.' these big shows playing clarinet. In 1946. encour· ST. PATaICK' CHUltOB got lhe statk news Friday that he had cancer of the lung. He made no consist of numbers by Handel. should do well from the nnancial aged by Chubby Jackson. he went FIRST METIIODI T CIIURCa 2e4 E. Cnrl Sl. J.n.rson an. D1lbuqu e SI •. Hoi, D.,s: S:4~. 7. 8 •. m .... 7:" , ... special comment. Tchaikovsky. Mendelssohn and point of view. if no other. to New York City. During the Dr. L. L. Dunnln,ton. Mlal.le. Low Massu, 0::10. t :4a. 1l . .... Rogers. Since I'll be working in Chi· next rive years, while playing in· ChUrch School. 9:30. It •.m . KI,1l M •••• :lG • •m. " Did you get it all out?" the 55-year-old television and radio star What They 1\lornlnr Worthlp, 9::10, 11 •• ID . asked a doctor. "Yes. wc think we did." was the reply. The public is invited to attend cago this summer. I'll probab ly termittently wilh his own combos. Hyou Can Plant A Standard" ZION ·LUTHERAN . CHUaC. lhe concert. and there is no ad· take in the new Cestival an· he worked successfully to expand · . . Jobn G. an. JlI.omlo,I •• 811. Chances are 25·1 to SO·1 against a man surviving lung cancer. But Are Doing FIRST UNITARIAN SOCIETY ...... I~r S ...l c•. A. 9 ,45 ..~ 11 a." mission charge. nounced for Sotdiers Field. But the harmonic horizons of jazz low .. Ave .• nd Cllb.rt Sl. these bleak odds improve con ldcrably iC the cancer is removed I ~ its here I feel that business is likely improvisation. Tristano. whose Pa. l.r nev. Kboren Arlsla. VETERAN· 110 .PTTAL .CIIAPEL , entirety beCore it can spread. lO:Sn •. m . Chureb Servlee, 0:13 I .m. Eas ter en'letl f.r , ••• , UNITEB STUDENT FELLOW· to defeat itself. The intimacy' and early influence was Earl Hines. ·'Som e RttleoUon. On Lire by a people of Conrre,..tloD.a. and Prell.,- A morning bulletin from Columbia Presbyterian Hospital &aid: feel of jazz is strained as it" is now found himself the leader of Tamed Skeptic" t~rJ.n C h .. rfhel~ Iowa Lawyers Attend SH1P. meeti ng at the First Congre· u::to p.m. Fireside Cl ub 9: JJ. 10:4.' _.m. ('hoI, "He haa been told the results oC the operation and had no special gational Church. will hold its cost in the stadla of Newport. Ran· an informal cult. a school of pro· comment about it. He was described as being in good spirits." SUI Tax Institute dall's Island. etc. It may very gressive ideas in which his prin­ ------~ supper at 5:30 p.m. Following the well lose out entirely in an arena ciple dlsciples were Lee Konitz. Good listening- Following the midnight deadline worship service. Dr. L. L. Dun· oC this size. In other words. they Warne Marsb and Billy Bauer. OFFICIAL DAn. y aULLETIN "T culalion Short COurse HOuse ror Ciling state income tax returns may have a spectacle but they They were the key men in a scr­ Chamber, Old Capitol. nin~ton will speak on "This I Be· Thursday. most Iowans decided to Iieve." won't have a festival. ies of remarkable recordings on Univenity 2:30 p.m. - Mortar Board Tap· Corget taxes for another year. On my way home Cor Easter Capitol in 1949 in which some of Today On WSUI ping - West Approach to Old However. Friday was not the day NEWMAN CLUB. The living Tristano's theories were carried vacation. I was in the Wind Y' City ROBERT FROST. who appeared Capitol. - to Corget taxes Cor some ISO Iowa rosary will be said at St. Thomas overnight and bad a chance to into practice. sound better than usual today when Calendar as guest lecturer at SUI on April it follows . at 4:00 p.m .• the caco­ (I 4 p.m. - Finals - Univefsity lawyers who help solve tax prob· More Chapel at 5:30 p.m .• Collow· get to a few nightspots. The Cirst Tristano opened his own stu dio Sing - Iowa Memorial UnioJ. lems lhroughout the year. They place I hit. and also where I in June. 1951. and sin ce that time 13 of this year. was tape·recorded phony oC sounds which Saturday ed by the installation oC new of· SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1'5' spent the day studying various helped them close uP. was the has been mainly active as a for delayed broadcast by WSUI. Supplement promises. Duke Elot Monday, May. ficers. Dinner will be served at lington's notion that a drum is a MIIy 1 to 3-Mothtrs DIY WHk· aspects oC the tax maze at the Blue Note. Stan Kenton and his teacher. One of the most deter­ There has already been one playing 8 to 12 a.m. - ewspaper Cir· opening sessions 01 the fifth an· the Student Center afterwards. orchestra were there wilh virtu· mined radical thinkers in mod· woman. which certainly has his ond. culation Short Course - House o( the recording. Wednesday. April psychiatrist barned (he play. 8 p.m.-Seals Club Water Show nual Spring Tax lnstitute at SUI. Reservations will be taken Sunday ally the same personnel that he ern jazz, Tristano has had a great Chamber. Old Capitol. :1 The institule ponsored by the 15. but the demand continues from bongos himselfl. has been drama­ -Fieldhouse. ror the Kappa Ann Party. May 8. had at the concert in the Union. influence on a large number of 8 p.m. - School 01 ReJ1'gion SUl College of Law and the Iowa Lonnie Niehaus led the reed sec­ followers. disappointed ticket·seekers and un· tized in song and story in a wor~ Soturd.y, MIIy 2 called, as luck would have it. "~ Lecture; Father John L. McKen· Bar Associati on. will end today. and the Awards Banquet. May 10. tion with hi s alto as only he can. Len is staging somewhat of a Culfilled Frostians Cor "one more 9: 15 a.m. - Canoe Capers Drum is a Woman." composed, zie. S.J .• "Methods oC Palestian CoUee and rolls will be served I The number one asset oC this. comeback at the moment with Iowa River. time." Today at 12 :20 p.m., bridg· curiously enough. by the Duke him­ Archeology Illustrated Crom Beth CRICKET OVER CREEPIES acter JO a .m. Mass. Cars will le'ave the latest Kenton orchestra. is Konitz and Marsh backing him. 10 to 11 a.m. - Corree Hour Lur-1959" - Shambaugh Audi· I ing fro m the end oC CUE to the self. By the most curious oC coin and Open House - Home Eco· LONDON L1'I - Actor Boris Kar· Crom South Currier at 9:45 a.m. the expressive soloing of trumpet He's at the Half Note in New torium. York City. so if you don't have beginning oC Saturday Supplement. cidences. that very selection is the nomics Department. Iocr. 71. came home to Britain Fri· and 5:15 p.m. man Jack Sheldon. His warm. principle item oC interest In Tuesday, M.y S emotional horn playing at the anything to do this weekend. take that additional broadcast will take tOil STARTS 12 noon - Moth.ers Day Lunch· day for good to concentrate on day's TEA TIME SPECIAL. I eon - Iowa Memorial Union. 8 p.m. - School oC R ligion cricket instead oC creepies. WESTMIN1STER FOUNDATION Blue Note seemed to inspire the a trip and I'll guarantee some place. TOPAY B p.m.-Seals Club Water Show Lecture-Father Jobn L. McKen· The star oC countless ·Hollywood will present the movie. "With One other members of the aggrega· top· flight jazz. But iC it just so THINGS LEVEL OFF when RADIO MOSCOW and the SUI -Fieldhouse. zie. S.J . - "Task of Modern Cath· horror films said he is rinished Accord." at their Sunday evening tion to more inventiveness. happens you can't get to New Evening Concert bellins at &eGO The with the whole business oC mono York. hop down to the Union this Mother of the Year will vie for at· Suaclay, Mll.y 3 olie Biblical Scholarship" - Sen· program. The worship service and After leaving the Blue Note, I p.m. Beethoven's Sixth Symphony 1 to 10 p.m. - Newspaper Cir· ate Chamber. Old Capitol. sters and maniacal murders. mllvie are at 6 p.m. Supper and went to Mr. Kelly's where the Sunday at 2:30. We're having a tention on CUE today Crom 10:00 and co is the sig nl(lcant work thereld. Ce\lowship will be at 5 p.m. on the sassy Miss Sarah Vaughn was meeting in the North River Room a.m. to 12 :30 p.m. WSUI engineers. cl¥Jrch lawn if weather permits. holding court with her trio. This and we'll be expecting you. ,of the obviously jaded by t~e Care emana· &turd.y. M.r t. tOi\8 ------8:00 Mornln, Ch.pel of ting from their own place oC em· 8:15 New. ltI~1)aily Iowan 8:30 Mornlnlt Serenade ployment, have been turning an 8:45 One Mln'a Opinion University Bulletin Board attentive ear to the Voice of the 9:00 Know Your Children SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1959 9:15 Mldlnnd Schools O.... nlt,. ••Ihtl ...... tlH. DlUlI h. r•• elve' .1 The Dally I ..... • lfte., Il .... 201 C.m ....I •• - Kremlin. So Car there have been 8:3C Reellal lIall ..... Ce.I ••• b, •••••r 110 •••, b.,... p.bU ••II.n. Tbo, Dlgil be 11'." .nd al,ned by .n .dvll.r •• 10:00 Cue Th~ Dally Iowan Is written and edited by students alld is goucmecl by a boarel oj fiue student trustees elected bJi aG .... ., UII .r'..... ti •••el .. , •• U.l&ed. Pur.l, •• olal , ...U .... ro Dol .II,lbl. for till ...ell ••• no notablc defections to the enemy. 12:30 Hobert Frost l-eclure I:10 S.turday SupleOlent 'h~ lludent bodl) and four faculty trustees appointed by the presiJ.lent of the Unluersily. The Dally IowaRl NAVAL RESERVE RESEARCH COM· ICHOLAaSHIP APPLICATION@. Ul\· his attendance lrom April I.Aprll 3D, so th e more transparent of the 4:00 TeA Time SpecIAL edilarlol policy, therefore, is nat an e:cpressian of SUI adm/n/strat/o'l policy or op/nloll, In any particular. PANY '.10 will meel In II.. Ea sl der,raduate _ludenls Inlerested In ob· 1959. A (ann will be available In lhe transmissions have been tape· 5:30 News LaWD May 4 at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Marvin tamln. Inl .... m.Uon about scholarshIp. basement haJlwny of University Hall recorded for CUE. In addition. the 5:45 Sporl.tlme ",rlptlons. $10 per yur; six months. Make'loed .ervlce on mIssed papers Schwartz will speak on ··P.ychology for the 19~'-60 IIChool year are ad· be,lnnlng Friday. May I. and conllnu· 8:00 Evenln, Concert In the School of AvI.tlon MedIcine." vl~d to check wllh Ihe Olilee oj Ing on Monday. Moy 4. and Tuesday. usual features of the program will 8:00 Mu sic ~ 1lally lou,on ~ . 80 : three month •. ~ . 2$ . I. not possible. but every effort wlU be made to correct errOTI wllh the Sludent AffaIrs. Requests for ..,holar· Moy 5. Houri are 8:30 am. to noon be uHiciently in evidence tp assure 8:48 Newt II"lnal next issue. DELTA PU( ALPIIA. honorary Ger. .hlp. from students noW In school 8nd I p.m. 10 4:30 p.Ol. 10:00 SIQN 0'1' DAILY IOWAN EDrrOalAL STAFF man fraternity. meet. May 7 at 8 must be made belore June 5. 18SI. our li steners that good old WSUI N&N811t Editor...... Jerry Klrkpat.rlck p.m. In 122 SchuUer HaU. Mr. Robert AUDIT BUItIAU Editorial Paae Ed itor...... MEM1Ula .1 Ille AS80CJATI!lD paESS LlBaARY HOURSI Monda~ - Friday: has not become a Soviet satellite. Men ••• Ma, 4. It!18 or a. Ho~ap(el will lIve his Impre ..lon s THI NOaTH GYMNASlVM or the 1:30-2 a.m.; S ~ turday 7:30 -5 p.m.: , ...... Ted Rasmussen The Assoclaled Preas I. entitled ex· of Berlin and Ihe Free University or Fleldhou.e will be opened (or the reo Sunday 1:311 p.m. - 2 a.m. Rell4!rve 8:00 Morning Chapel ClIleULATIONI Bill elusively to the us. for republlcallon New. Editor ...... Schuster Berlin. Slid.. will also be shown. creallonal UI, or SUI .tudenls each De . k ~ MOnday. Thursday. 8 •. m.· ' :50 SAT U ~ DAY SUPPLEMENT. 8:U News City .EdItor ' ...... Bill Anzlnger of aU Ihe local news prlnled In thl. Public welcome. Frld.y from I:10 to 4 p.m. and. eacn p.m.; FrIday· Salurday: 8 a.m -4:00 8,30 Modern Ameri can Draml Sports Editor ...... " . Lou Younkin newspaper as weU as aU AP new. ~ which will pick up at about 1: 30 8:U Mornln, Mu.lc Pulllllhed dally except Sunday and ChIef Photo,rapher .... Joanne Moore dispatches. Salurday (rom ; :30 to p.m. In order p.m., 7- 9:50 p.m.; Sunday, 2 - .:00 Monday and le,al holldlYI by Stu· Sodety Editor ...... ,Donna Blaufu .. ALPHA CHI SlOMA l1aATEa.NITY ... lain admltlance Into the North p.m.; 7- 8:50 p.m. p.m. where Robert Frost leaves ' :M Book.heU d"",• PlabU .. tlo.... Inc.. Communlca· pre~nLt John Storey speakln, on Gymnasium on Saturday.. etudenll 10:00 New& orr. will devote the remainder of tIon. Cenler. Iowa Clly. IoWI. En· DAILY IOWAN SUPERVISOaS FaOM "ConservaUon and the Coralville mu.1 preaenl their 1.0. card. to the PAIlKINO - The UnJverllty parkin. 10 : O~ MUllc tel"1!Cl •• aeoond cia.. malter It the DAILY IOWAN ADVEaTlSINOo STAFF SCHOOL OF JOUaNALISM FAOULTY ReservoIr Project" MIl' 4 at 7 p.m. In person·ln-ehar,e who wUI be IoCltad its attentifm to mechanIcal music: 12:.00 Rhythm Ramble. Publl.h ~ r ...... '. John M. HarrillOn commltlee remind. .tudent lutollt. pm1 oUIee at low. City. under the !tu•. Mer. at Adv. Director...... Ihe chapler hou ... al 114 E. Markel lIear Ihe Norlh ca .. do«. that the U·hour parkin. limit .ppUe' that. is. selections played by un· 12 130 New. Id of Conereu o.f March 2. 1m...... Me\ Adami Editorial ...... Arthur H. sandenon 12 : 4~ Nowl Backlround Advertllln, Manaler .. Don Bekemeler Advertising ...... " .. John Kollman Slreet. to aU University lou except the .tor­ PLAY NITEI ;~PI.ltIII •••• wid a,e 101 10Uth of the Hydraulic. Lab· usual mechanical devIces and 1:00 MosUy Mu&lc DIal 4191 from noon to mldnl,ht to ClaasWed Adv. Mar ... Larry HennellY Clrcw.UOn ...... '" Wilbur Peterson lie .Ich Tueld.y .nd Friday from 7:30 oralory. 2:30 Millie ApreclaUo", Promotion M'r...... Jay Wilson UNIVBRSITY POLK DANClaS will to 1:30 p.m.• provided Ih.t no home music composed by essentially 3:20 MUllc report newl Items. wom ...• • ..... TRUSTIES. IIOAaD OF STUDENT meel SundlY. May 13. from 1:30 to ""nll,. ",,"len I. scheduled. AvaUlble 11aIIIa, 1M llUlouncemenu to u. The PUBLICATIONS 10 p.m. on the main floor or the Old mechanlcal means. Incorporated, ~ : " N WI DaU,. Iowan. Edhoo,1 oUiCOI Ire DAILY IOWAN eJaCULATION Annory. Anyone In1ere.tecI III dane. fOr Dlemben of U\a faoulty. lteff. and APPLIOATIONS are currently beln, 4:00 Tea Time ClnIw.llon Manaller...... Robert BeU Dr. Geor,e £altol\. CoUe,. or Den­ nudent bo4y and their spou.... are accepled for enrollmenl In the Army it is hoped, will be most oC the 5:00 Children'. BlorleS Ia lilt Commllllicattoaa Center. t1.~; John B. Ev ..... U; David H. la wei.colne. the tollowln,: Tueld.,. nl,hla-bad­ rltulmrnons. A4: Paul E, Haaenson. Aelvanced ROTC Pro,ram fM the 1I1xl mechanical departures from or. 1:\1\ 8po"bUme Su_optlon rale. -. by carner In mlnton. handball. ~~Rall. .wlm· .chqol Year by Ihe Army Adjutant. 0111 .", If ou do not receive your 02 : Prof. Ku,h Xelso. Department Tal UNlVEaSITY eOOPI&ATlVl IIIln" teble lennll and lenni.. hlday room 4 of lhe Armory. Additional In. thodox music Crom il far ~k as 5:3C N w. Jow. ~. 21 c.nlt 1II.. ly or 110 nally IowaD by 7:30 a.m. The o.lIy of PoIIUc.1 Selenc:e; Prof. Lulie O. will 8:48 Preview !III" In die lIlon tha BABY-8ITTlHO LIAGUI BOOX "'h'-U TulllClay acUvltJe •. book ... formation may be obt.llned by tel,­ Benjamin Franklin rlibt up to year edvoau; lo",an Circulation oUlce In Communi· Moeller. Sel\ool of Journallam: sara be In the char,e of Mn. Inman 'rom ball .nd volleyb.1I . :00 Ivenlnl Conur\ " .110; three month.. ~ . OO. lIy mall cation. C~nter II ope" from • Lm. phonln, x2487. Su cce •• 'ul completion D. Sehlndlet. A3: 1>rof. L. A. Van April tilth to N.y 121h. Telephone h.r 01 A Karlhelnz Stockhausen. 8:00 Evenln, , ...1',, ·, In low .... .,... year: al.x molltha. 15; to ~ p.m.. Monday throu,h Frlday.and Ihl. proar.m lead. to commil. 8:00 Trio Dyke. Collep 0' EducaUoa; aary a\ .11' If a .IUer or InfonnaUon about VETERANS: Each Pl.I MO vele .. n · lion II a second lIeutena,,' III till three months. f3; all other mall lub· trom a to 10 a.m.. on Salurday. W. William •. 11.4. jolnln' Ihe ,roup I. de.lred. mu.t I VA Form 1-11Ma to cover United Btatu Arm),. 9:41 New. Final .1.., TEA TIME SUECIAL Iluiht to 10:00 SIaN OFf - THE DAILY IOWAN-I_a City, ta.-Saturday, Mey 2, 1tSt-Pa•• 3 State Employes Payless · I D t' Imatical mood postulated to nc· Officers IS 19no etec Ion CaUl)( fO I \11 .. det~><:~on, re~, Strauss, Cabinet .Nominee; • lion and dl crurunallon of Signals '"'PIL I5 Lecture TOplC ,under a variety of ~d!tions. It In MicHigan Cash Crisis . ha found apUcallons 1D VI ual and .,p.... Investigate Wilson P. Tanner Jr., of the EICC- I auditory perception as well as in Cans Charges lu'nverifie(JI LANSlNG, lich. ( PIl - {or­ his cabin t into ion in an aJ..· tronics DeCensc Group of th ni· speech comunicatioJl. ale of Michigan State employes, tempt to reassure bankers who han· ver ity of Michigan, will givc a WASHh GTON, (Upn - Adm . scientific world'~ regard for "oh­ some of whom have already mis ed dle the tate' credit that they will lecture 7;30 p.m. in E·I05 East • Lewis L. Strauss charged Friday jcctivity and truth." Local Fires payday and others threatened with get tllCir money. Hall. It will be pClnsored jointly I For that a top physicist's angry crili- . The physIcist, David ~. Inglis. missing them, sank to a new low The cabinet was considering a by lhe UI Graduate College, De- ! DELICIOUS Food ism of his nomination as Secre- Jo~ked on. as Straus Issued a Friday the Legi lature wen t proclamation telling the banker partment of SpeeQh Pathology and C .' pOtnt-by-pomt rebuttal to charges a home for the weekend without solv­ the stale would not default on its at laTY 04, Otnmerce ~Iolated the Inglis had levelled Thursday be- fuJI faith !U1d credit obligations, Audiolog)', and Department of p sy. I fore the Senate Commerce Com­ ing the tate' cash crisis. but the cabinet member argued chology. •• REASONABLE Prices mittee. Strauss called them "un­ Before leaving the capital for over the wording of the proclama­ Tanner will peak on "Tile Con· CB ' documented opinions . . . unveri- the weekend, the state Senate tion. cept of Ideal Observations in the '. Eat at the EVERl MAN A ned allegations ... a series of mis­ r: p ••t., passed a bill to boo t the state's The Stat(> Revenue Department Sludy Psychoacoustics." His talk I, statements. " provided a touch of irony to the I MAID-RITE f,.' .... use tax by onc cent but withheld will deal witb r cent developments • .nd., J "", . Inglis, incoming chairman of fis cal chao. Amidst lb talk of the Federation of American action on a plan to use cash in ca h shortages, it reported tate in an area which he has pia- -; Acron from SchaeHer H.II Scientists, had testified that the veteran ' trust fund to meet neered - signal detection theory. u, BlbJ sale tax call ctiODS in tarch were This theory con isis of mathe- ~AWI{EYE Strauss, former chairman of the tate debt . at a record high for tile month. Atomic Energy Commission, had The Senate action gave little hope The pinch of payless payday ex· 01( slowed scientific development to the state employes because the tended to the state' judiciary Fri­ New Process BOX STORAGE SPECIALI .nl... because of his anti·intellectualism Hau e was e"pected to at the day as Williams reported there wa and "over·zealousness" for se· not enough ca h in the trea ury * Controlled Temperature and Humidity curity in the AEC post. tax bill and the Senate was expect­ 10 met the payroll. The Legisla· * Your Clothes Insu red For A Valuation Up No sooner had Strauss denied ed to withhold action on the vet· tur&' pay was cut oft Thursday To $250 Or Higher If You Wish the accusations than a nuclear er!U1s' trust lund bill as a lever to and some 28,000 other state em­ * Positive Fumigation HAWKEYE physicist took the witness chair to force action by the House on the ploye face a payle s payday nc"t * Protection From Dust, Mildew and Moth Damage dcclare that "most of th scien· Thursday. ------tax bill, which would not take ef­ JUST FOLLOW THESE EASY STEPS tists in this , country would prefer Miehigall, basically a wealthy EATS AT to see Strauss completely out of fcct soon enough to pro\'ide im­ I. CALL 4177 state, is in its present financial Our Rout.. m.n ""Ill dellvu • New PrOCeI. gOI'ernment." mediate relief. No compromise wa embarr m nt because in the last Physicist David L. Hill of New in sight. three years it has spent more than 2. ~~~; ~xT;~~~u at no cbar,e. t York said Strauss had exhibited Gov. G. Mennen Williams called it has collected in taxes. Pack your "llora,. Ham~r" tllht. Every ext.. $3 1'1'1 .. Id efects of character as head of ,armenl that you III In •• ves )·ou money. 95 the AEC which should disqualify , IIiVI him for the commerce job. 3. WHEN YOUR STORAG.E lOX IS FILLED PI •• 8AINTI He said these included "ub­ Call 4177 .,aln and our roule min will pIck Jlo,.Ia. UP Ihe filled hamp r. Your clothel will be Cle ••I., D ter DRIVE-IN ordination of integrity to the at­ r •• cleaned •• nd delivered upon your requelt. ClI.r .... Highway 6 tainment of personal or policy AL West of Smitty;s goals," "personal I'indictivencss" vac • Iaga inst those who ofJposed Ilim and ..t.r t CAN SAVE THE ONE HOUR MARTINIZING al YOU! WAYI ,.. Or• SUITS • U •.•• Blla

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