N.Y. -Paris Record Set - ~ Th. Weather F.lr ...... , and ...... WItn'I'I- .r over the atate .....Y and to- On ~indy/s Anniversary n ..... Hith tod.y 1ft ...... pARlS (JI - A U.S. Air Force The unofficial flight time o( the 0vtte0Ir fer Sund.y - Partir B58 bomber fiashe4 across the At­ Hustler. was 6 hours 15 minutes 01 owan cleudy and W.rMer• lantic Friday to commemorate for its whole trip (rom Carswell ....a the Peopk of 10tDtJ Cilf ClW"les A. Lindberg's epic flight Air Force base in Texas to Le f ,. years ago and made it in one­ Bourget. SaIIU"day. May 27. 1961, Iowa City. Iowa IlOth of the Lone Eagle's time. The ocean section - 3.669 miles '!be jet broke all records [or an - broke the record (or nights be­ ------~~------Atlantic crossing. tween the continents. '!be previ­ Sometimes flying at twice the ous transatlantic record - 5 hours ,peed of sound, the four-engine 45 minutes - was set by a Boeing Convair Hustler crossed from New 7111 commercial jet. York to Paris in 3 hours and 20 The Hustler. piloted by Maj. minutes. The average speed was William Payne. made the night 1 Ul5 miles an hour. [rom Texas nonstop. refucling in 'When he brought his single-en. the air. ,me "Spirit of St. Louis" down at Flying with Payne were Capt. 'Riders'. Elect To Remain Le Bourget Field after the (irst William L. Polhemus. navigator fllCCe5Sful flight May 21, 1927. Lind­ and Capt. Raymond R. Wagener. bergh had been in the 'air (or 33 ~ defensive systems operator. All hours. His average speed was a are from the Strategic Air Com­ JitUe over 109 m.p.h. mand's base at Carswell. The Husler landed at Le Bour­ An Air Force announcement get to a rousing welcome from said the three also set a record ,enior U.S. officers in Europe and from Carswell to Washington of 2 In Jai'l Rat~er tllan Pay officials of the 24th International hours 16 minutes and a record paris Air Show. The show com· between Washington and New memorates the 34th anniversary York oC 19 minutes. of Lindbergh's night. and the Hus­ The bomber roared away from tler's feat got thc event off to a Carswell at 4:10 a.m. and reached Foreign Aid rousing start. Paris at 10:25 a.m. To Start Anew Subcommittee Heads Meet Boost Asked ' Integration Drive ( To Plan '61 Homecoming By Kennedy JACKSON, Mi . (AP) - Twenty. even "Fr dom Riders" convicted Friday of bren h of the peace in a descgr galion at­ Plans for the 1961 Homecoming Snyder. instructor in markctin", long Range Program were discussed Thursday ata gen­ are co-chairmen of the event. Unveiled to Congress, tempt, elected to remain in Jail ratber than post bond or pay eral meeting of all subcommittee Subcommrttee chairmen lru:lude: th $200 fin . heads. Wendle Kerr of the College H. W. Trease. assistant purchasing Termed 'Necessary' Jack Young, aLlorney for the 'J!1, They 'wcre originally arrested on agent in the Deparirnent of Pur­ told newsmen after conCerring with charges of breach oT peace and chasing, Budget; Dennis Brown. an WASHINGTON IA'I - President his clicnts that tbcy elected to ra- failure to obey an orricer. but the editor Cor New and Information Kennedy F r~ y a ked Congress main in Jail "at lea t for the pr • lattcr charge was dropped by the Service. Bands; Don Slnek, physi· for a sWI!l';:lng overhaul oC the ent." city "becau we don't want to be I· :A;~i~";~g : cal plant supervisor. Parade Or· foreign aid program, He proposed Three hour earlier. City Judge too harsh," ganization; Ge. Dcfoose attorney Jack Young after their challeng o( bus sta- f ""I",: ''This emphasi. should unexpected pleasure of a casual up to the crucial moment. In the Are Due Tuesday The shrewd. calculating mound Then Donald Johnson (scourge said before any decision was made lion segregation laws. A court ~ve frHtt .1.. , stHrit, Mid 1m. passerby to observe an act Of prisoner's dock, Eichmann stared The deadline for 1961 Homecom­ ace then forced the next hitter to of the D1 starn lnflltrated the 01 on a po iblc appeal he would have hearing Is set June 16 or cbarges ..Inatl on to United Stat.. offi­ courage and brilliance just in th, straight ahead. his mouth twisted ing Monument ideaS is Toosday. ground sharply to shortstop Larry che ring section InqUIring who to talk to each of the 'J!1 Individual- of breach of the peac while try­ in a half grimace. ct.l. who opet"Ite tho.. pro. flash of a moment, by accident May 30. All SUI students. faculty. as it were. f Lino) Wallace. who flipped to wrote the slellar headline. "Pill· Iy. Some may want to appeal and ing to eat at a white lunch COllnter Gordon, 35, a Hungarian Jew alumni. and their families, and ".ems." Cary (Chunk) Hickok al 5eCond Pounding Pinkos Prepare for Past· some may want to pay the fine. in the terminal. now a guard in an Israeli copper The Foreign Relations Commit· Such was the case Friday after residents of Iowa City are eligible tee scheduled ... bearing on the for one out. "Chunk" then gunned ing" (Ol. May 24) but his spying and some to sit it out. he said. Other Intetr.tlon ,.. don p~ plant, said he was working in a to enter the contest, noon . as Madison Avenue stroller' the ball to Phil (Pica Pole) Cur- was drowned out by panicked en· The small courtroom Wa qui t dieted mo,.. m.sslv, demon." .- slave labor gang diggin g ditches new aid program for next Wednes. received their one-and-probabIY Entries, in the form oC sketch or day wi$ Socreta:ry of State ric to nip the hapless pink by haJr thusiasm. during the two-hour trial. witness- Hon ••g ol n. t r. cI,,1 b. rrl.n In in the garden of Eichmann's villa only chance to sec the much-fa a step - a "Dad's Day" double The third event was the return ed by about 100 persons. bu. statien. wovld . t.rt I n_ in Budapest late in the war. drawing, hould be sent to Home­ Dean Rusk as the first witness. bled, epoch-making Daily Iowar play for the 01. • to the game oC opening pitcher An 11.1. clown the middle of withIn the next few d. y•. Gordon's testimony. while it of­ coming Monu:rnent De ign Contest. The House Foreign Affairs Com­ softball team in aclion. fered no direct evidence that Eich­ Dean's Office. College of Engineer­ mittee will start. hearings June 7. ln the second inning, the Drers Deil Wright. About that the less the room divided the ...... Wh"- In New York, headquarters of ing. Iowa City_ The Political Science pinkos ond suffered one of those unexplaln- said the better (that could be the penon. - .11 new'"'tII - occv- the Congress of Racial Equality. Inaon actually laid a hand on the Kennedy said the year·by·year Ringers also played. The wini ng design will be se­ appropriation method is wasteful. able flukes which plague all rna· theme of this whole story)_ pleel tho right . Ide. Th. defend- (CORE) a spokesman said the victim, nevertheless is regarded The Daily lowan team arrived I' lected by the monument chairman, and long-range economic projects jor-league-abiUty tearns. The Fine hitting and deft fielding . nts, NegA _men, l net • tow Frccdom Ridcrs' trips to Southern < by the prosecution as an impor­ at the Women's Athletic Field part of its case against the two other engineering students. and require long-4m1m authority. pinkos scored seven runs - all marked play of the Dl team. led N" A . peet. tors occupied the bus terminals were only one phase ,f tant promptly at 3 p.m. to begin a cas­ President also sought au­ accidental. by softball Immortals Phil Currie, other. of a drive to completely eliminate accused. two faculty members Oil the basis The ual warm-up_ There they found of theme. originality. and adapt­ thority to use for future long-term After sporadic run-scoring by Denny RcM r, Joe Karpisck (out. Spencer permitted no cameras racial segregalion. economic runds now be· the Pinkos. on their knees praying both tealTl6 (and the sidelines) standing relief pitcherl. Larry in the courtroom. Air and rail terminals wlll be RUSSIA INVITES LOREN ability to construction. loans the to Marx (or rain. MOSCOW IA'I - The Soviet Un­ First prize $20 and second prize ing paid back by foreign countries during the next (ive innings. the Prybll. Jim Soda. Gordon Frank. The defense chargcd that police added. the spokesman said, in the But. sadly [or both sides. blu( Ion has invited Italian' actress So· is 5. For answers/~ any additional from previous U.S. loans_ This is deviatlonists insisted that they had Terry Travis. Woody Wallace, herded the riders into the white movement for "complete eU mina­ phia Loren to attend Moscow's questions call William Ashton. E4. expected to come to 3OI1le $300 mil­ sk,ies prevailed. and umpire Georg( scored 14 runs, to the Drs four. Dick Turici, Daddy Elsea. and waiting room of • Jackson bus tion of racial and Tcligioull dIs· second annual Film Festival start. Davenport, monument chairman. non a year. DeBoer. G. Wichita. Kan., called, Right·wing stalwarts on the in· olhers too numerous and too tired station in a "plot to arrest them." crimination_" The drive bas al· ing July 9. Tass reported Friday. at 8-$16. "Batler Up" fie ld insisted that the total was to mention. ready hit lunch counters in drug The diamond classic began with nearer 10, However the DI. pre· II Id ~ Aftft and department stores an expected flash of brilliance dis­ dicated on principles of fair play Coach Murray's yelling seemed Bi fo Containing 'r."'" In Tampa. Fla .• the 'president of and "tum the other cheek" (and to be directed at Joel Grossman. al Group Seeks played by the DI infield. Pilcher Sol Stern. Bill Morrow, Jim and LOlt by SUI owan' I Dad the slate Nation Association [or the other knee) challenged not the • l.._ Adv--...... of Oolored Darold (Peace Corps) Powers In- Jack Walker. Mel Griler. Jim u'" __u ,, ""'" pinko allegations, (Pajamas) Stevenson, Art Stahnke A billroJd containing $400 was ro- Poople (NAACP) ordared a test or Tractor Talks Although handicapped by this al- ported lo!It Thursday by a man ucial barri«s o[ all rail and bus leged 14-4 deficit, the Dally Iowan and poU sci umpires. 'visiting Iowa City (or his 8011'5 terminals in the state. He instruct- team rallied with a great surge of The game's only casualty ap- g ad at'on (r SUl cd 1IJ.6.- , - k - La bor Peace peered to be Jerry Parker's pants. r u 1 om . .~&'OCS .., 9CC service m strength in tbe eJgbtb inning to Theodore Hendricks, whose !IOn, terminal restaurants. take front With Cuba narrow the lead to 14-13. Parker, who played an extremely James. lives at 11 09 Yowell said scats on trains and buses and use DETROIT 1.fI- The Tractors for Pan et p Three Significant events occur- hard game from lhe gallery. sat the billfold was lost in the vicinity restroom facilities designated (or Freedom Committee said Friday I S U red on the sidelines during the glued to tbe spol following a loud of Dubuque and Washington atreets. whites only. night it is seeking to form as early fateful eighth inning. Reddish rip heard during the first inning. Hendricks told police it contained CORE headquarters announced as PQssible a committee of agri- WASHINGTON IA'! - The Gov· coach J im (James) Murray. spirit t9~~:'~: )~,:.Ih .~;~.: r.lll1cal elenu $260 in U.S. oorrency and between It was sending Teproscnlalivcs to cu1t.ural and tractor experts to go e.rnment canlC up Friday with a --'----..-.---- $100 and $200 in Venezuelan cur- New Orleans. Jackson and Mont· to Cuba to meet with Cuban tech- labor peace plan .for missile and raney. gornery to assist in prepar ing ad- nicians. space bases and officials said they JOI.nt Ch-Iefs of Staff Recently. a lost purse containing ditional attempts to break segre. The committee hopes t:be Ameli. are sure it will work. $70 and a lost billfold containing galion laws_ can experts can go to Cuba next 'l1be plan involves a firm no- $120 were both returned to their The AFL-OIO Industrial Union w;! American and Cuban tecl1- ~ikea p~~~ ~-=eW;;= Rece'ive McNamara's OK ~;:;:S~~P~~;hoto'OI: ~~~be1:":c~ay $.5~ nicians .together would determine manufacturers and contractors _ police. Rider expeD9CS. the sizes and types cif tractors best along with a new H-man Missile WASHINGTON I.fI - Sooret.ary responsibility in failure of the Cub- =------..,------:--~--- suited to "increase the Cuban agri_ Siles Laboc Commission designated o[ De[ense Robert S. Mo.~amara an patriots' invasion at.U!mpt. cultural production and raise the to settle all disputes. said Friday he has "complete coo- On this point, Mcr-;amara said: • standards of liv~ of the ~ Secretary of Labor Arthur J. lidence" in the Joint Ohiefs of ".As secretary of defense. 1 am Corps Exams Begin Today • people." the (cador committee (;(Jldberg will bead the new com- StafC and consults wilt! them sev- responsible for the operations and I said in a statement. Illission, with William E. Simkin. eral times a week. actions of the department. Any er- W~HINGTON ~ - At 1:31 un. todey, 7," Am.rlc.n. will The statement added: "It had dinector of the Federal Mediation He gave $at reply to a news mrs. therefore. are my errors; they .It .... in MI centors ac..... the nation .nd writ. _wen ft ~~ ~ped that othe committee of and Conciliation Service. servm, conference question about reports are not to be charged to otOOrS-" lI"',t.... for 5 Ind • hlN hours. The ...mln.... I, their first ~,",\:JMS would .be organized in as co-chairman. that he has been bypassing the What role the Defonse Depart­ hurdle en the wrr to the Peace Carp$. tl1ne to accompany the delegatioo Throe matter how you slice it, it .1 •.m. S.lId., S.b.ol Tu ••. , ':to p.Ib., BI~I. BI.',1 I "Your Will Be D.a. O. Ia,,' , , • dry autos, to forget just how dampened one's spirits can get. is a raCe and will be accepted as Cha,t.r Jl " such by people everywhere, and CB1UBTlAN IlEFOIlMI'!D CRUBCd "Tb. Appol.l.d TIlDe ., iii. W" But, it is only they who can eliminate this problem by eOBlor.n.e Room No. 1 Fri., 7:80 p.m. Tb.oer.U...... , victory or defeat will be clear Jow. M.m.rlal Unlo. Sclaool IlOY. Rob.rl J. P.IJIUI 1:30 p.lb. S.... lee MeetlDr , slowing down while driving across the bridge. cut. 10 a.m. "Tb. Balm or tb. Fu,llIn" Drivers should keep in mind that they also may be 7 ,.". HBlel~td J. ~e Tb~' Be.delb" .. IIIINNONITE CRVllca pedestrians someday wheD the streets are full of puddles. The retirement under pressure TBK CRUILCH OF CRUBT 614 Clark Sl. Tb. Re •. WIIb.r NaebllpIJ, PuIIr -Jim Seda of Rajeshwar Dayal as special 1318 Klrltw.od ':45 ..... Bunda, S.b.ol , represe hta tIve' 0f th e U'tmea- d N ' 9 •.m. Sund.yBill lIIaelt'l, Sebool MIDI.' •• 10:.5 •• m. M.rnlnr Wonbl, 1::10 p.m. Eventn, Worship tions in the Congo serves to pour 10 •. m. Mornln. Wor.blp Tue •. , 7::It p.m .• Mld-W.d: Ie..... some oil on the waters there re- 2:80 p.m. D.,1IcaIl0ll Senloo 7 p.m. Open HOUle Cold, War Defroster: gardless of whether he got out 7:110 p.m. E •• nln, Wor.blp IlEOROANIZI!D CHUIWB 0' IUUI voluntarily. CH.IST OF LATTEa DAY lAIm CHURCB OF JESVS OHRIST 221 M.t.... An. Secretary-General Dag Ham­ I. D. And.rlOlI, Mlalaaol OF LATTEIt-DAY SAINTS Cbar.b Bebool, 9:80 •.m. I 'Presidential Visit to Russia marskjold achieved a master po­ 910 E. F.lr.blld B•. lIorllln, Woroblp. 10::10 •••• Prlestbo.d, II ..... litical stroke when he persuaded Balld.y llebool, 10:80 •• m. Some experts here believe Pre­ the press, continuous \ radio and India to take an active role in SacranaeD' Meettal, 6 p.m. SBAIlON EVANGELIOAL mier KhllUshchev wants the Vien- television coverage, and a half­ UNITED BRE7HERN' cavael tHe Congo with a considerable Kalen. • na summit in order Ito de-frost tl)e dozen major addresses over the body of troops, and Dayal was CRUItCR 0' TBI NAZABEN. R.v. How.rd H. M.rtf, PaI1Ir 10l1li Wad. 81. ':3•• . m. Cold War. networks. part of the deal. The ReY. Harold L. Keener, Pu'.r Salld.,. S.II.ol ••ralll, W.nbl,. It:H a.lb. CIAIIU fer aU .,flI. I( this judgme)lt is correct, there Naturally it would be obligatory A leftist intellectual. Dayal was It:8O •. m. Dlvl •• W.r.III, for the Soviets to extend the same U::IO Potluclt dlnn.r '.r ...l' ...... is. one thing Khrushchev can do accused of being neutral on the aad UnlverlU, Stadeat. courtesies and facilities to Ken­ -td--~.:a.4. 0 e ~ T~E CONaBEGATr.oN~L CHUaCd , to bril1g it about: " side of the Communists, just as CU .. to. 8IId J'fte~,oD Sireet.' 7:8' p.m. E.enin. S.r.i•• wI" , .... nedy in Russia. ~~ ~ . ~ .....~ ... "'-... c:., lanlor Cbolr r.b.~ol aa' ...,. · He can re-ext~nd th~ inyitation Krishna Menon had been ac­ : John 0. Cralr. Mlnl.le, Whatever the reason, the So­ 10:(5 .. m., C~ ...b Scbool Blbl. BI.dy . to the President of the United / cused before him in other United 10:" •.m. CII.,eb lI.rvle. · . . viets found a way to get out of \ IIFill Er Up-1'm In 'A Race" Ser,rnon: "Tbe Art of .emem1tr.n.,~ 8T. ANDIlEW PU8.ln~ States to Nations affairs. He became per­ .:lIO p.m. PtlrrLm F.II.w.blp C8UIWH their invitation to Eisenhower. San •• i .nd M.lr.n An. I t~e Sovie~ . .. , sona non grata to the Kasavubu II.dlon of Ortle ... as a'return If Mr. K does not expect this faction which the West supports. Unlv ...11J Hol,1I11 cultural exchange at the summit Be.,. Hubert B. Brom, ,'Iter te,sy for his and so was a stumbling block in EVANPELICAL FREI CHUJI(ld • a,m. ~bur.b Sob ..l, f ...... to be entirely a one-WaY street, OF CORALVILLE old.r of Arne ric a. Congolese t;elations with the Til. ReY. W. Rob.rt Cu'b.r' ..D. p.l1.r 10 a.m. Charell Sebool, Sr. ,r", ... may it not be timely for him soon Finance~~' Plans 8:43 a.m. Sanda,. Scbool 3 Alternative UDder KhrushchllV can ~ ~~ I'.. United States. These relations be­ 11 •. m. M.arnlnr Wonblp 11 ...1 •• 'make it possible to switch the red 'light, turned came better when Dayal carne l\,Od .... da', IJ..i.IIO p.m.' S•• lor C.. II against Eisenhower last year. to ~:SO p.m. Youlb F.llowlbl, Tb.roda,.. 4: ... p.m. Janl.. Chtr · . for Kennedy to back two months ago. 1:S0 p.m. Ev.nlnr Sonle. '41 ... m. W.nblp a green light for Kennedy? . . . accept this in: · India, by the very (orce which BT. PAUL'8 LUTHERAN CIIArU. vitation by mak­ Of course, Khrushchev may not FAITR UNITED CavBCR MJllourl SYIIO. be thinking of the needed defrost­ Offered for Improving.. Roads she contributes and the presence (Sun... 11 .. 1 and !I.e'.r.... ) . ing co-existence of an Indian as second in com­ UI07 Klrk"ood Avella' 404 E. J~rr"," • ing of the Cold War for even the '. E. Euron. Wehel. MIIII.'.r Bev. Job. Clllllabl. , m 0 r e peaceful By JIM SEOA . over responsibility (or primary mand, retains a powerful voice 9:111 •.ID .. Sunday Sebool JI a.m. Sunday School and Bthl. lilt.. , sbort time to carry through a and speeds of vehicles have al­ O. 11 a.m . Divine Servleee itA SU""., in Laos, South ' 10:80 •.m. Cburcb WOUblp Kennedy visit to Russia. Tbe Managing Editor road extensions within cities and ready made many of the county in the Congo, and an embarrass­ of Faith" Vietnam, and Berlin, and by ne­ (Last .f a S.rles) arterial (through ) street systems roads obsolete. Therefore, the ment has been removed regard­ 5:15 p.m. Stud en.. Supper gotiating seriously for a nuclear smiling periods of Soviet diplo­ A long-range plan for improv­ FIRST BAPTIST CHUIlCB 6:!tO Student .vespe~. macy have not usual1y lasted that to the State Highway Commis­ report Suggests reconstruction of less of whether Dayal deserved Nortll OUllton .nd Falrelllld 9t •• test ban. ing Iowa's hi ghways divides the sion. In this way, more coordina­ nearly ·27,000 miles and building it. &e,v. Gtor.-e A.. Graba. LU7HEBAl'O CUVaCB long. For myself, I am inclined needs into three categories - S:SO •• m. W.rsblp OF OHIlIIiT TBE KINO . Obviously Kennedy cannot visit to step back from the official tion in establishing uniform ~ro­ or rebuilding of about 1S.000 9:411 Cbareb School M •• tln ••1 I~. Primary Road. Municipal Street U a.IIl. WO!lbtp H.wk Ballr.om. Cor.I .. II" the Soviet Union while the Krem­ theory that the Kremlin wants grams could be achieved. bridges. A number of hardheaded Amer- The Itr)'". EUl"ene K. R ...... ,.,.., and County Road. The plan was t lin is abetting aggression in the Vienna meeting to keep the Basic objectives of the Munici­ Maintainin~ these roads in ican bankers and business men F(lt8T OHKlSTIAN CHuaCR 8:11l a.m., CbufClh 8ab,.' Southeast Asia, pointing a gun at based upon a IS-month study and pal Street needs are to provide order to preserve the investment are , betting $100 million that 217 E. low. Ave. 10:30 a.m . The ServIce, Nurtefl' Cold War from getting out of projects needs and financing for Spencer M. Adamson, MInister Sermon: " The Unexplored" . West Berlin, and applying a pock- hand. This is like suggesting reasonably free-flowing arterial in them is a basis for this sug- there will be no great war in the 8.lIy A. Smlt~. Mlnl.ter 0' E4.c.lleD et-veto to test-ban inspection. the next 20 years. streets, to provide paved surfaces gestion. Other bases are to elimi- dext five years. 9;15 •• 111. Cbureb Scbool ST. MA.RK'~ Mt;HODI;T CBUICII that the Soviets wish Kennedy Financing of the Primary Road 1':80 • . m. Worship: M •• k .1 Odd F.IIo.'. HoIl The U.S. experts who think that to help Khrushchev from getting for all residences and business nate the backlog of improve- Other business men and Gov- flCalie. To Be Chrlstlaa" li4U E. Coli.,. System improvements is divided 5 p .m., DFS,. Supp:" Pro!r•• Ilobert E. E.,.I, Po'" . ;Khrllsbchev wants tp reduce. ten­ too intoxicated by the Communist except in outlying areas of com­ men~s aid to meet future needs ernments throughout the world ':3D a.m. Worsbl, S.ryl •• .' sions might be right. But the test into lO-year, IS-year, and 20-year munities with less than 5,000 for . 1mp~~ments . are preparing to make the total FIRST CHURCH Sermon: ..... b. Vlr,l. BJrUa ... AI> giants in Cuba and Laos. censlon .r Christi' programs. FmancIDg of County Roads het tl;1lII "'ilHpn OJ' CRB.I8T. SClIINTI87 will not be What Mr. K says, but That may be the reason why population, and to provide ade­ • .'l'1n-B.-00I11ew..-t..... - Naner,. Under the ·10- necdS0D!l~er Wo lcate _ "'-1 f-"~~' ·._ .,,~ . I' ,. • -~ What" he does. . , KennedY shouTd go to lelma,but quate traffic control for arterial :43 • . m., Sand.,.. S.blol 1014" . ,m. Cbur.II 8011001 yea r program, streets . gories, ~is offered under three ai- . That s the estimated outlay, 11 •.ID •• Lesson 8.,.... •• : All Ac" • : -' %u-will recall that in the fall I rather doubt that it is the rea­ $149 mill ion ternati ves : About $108 million fIrst for .the grounds and then for "Ancient and Mod.ern Necromanc" • p.m. Y.utb Fellow.blp T h I' e e alternative financing :~~-:e:~~merl.m and JlypnoUsm, ~e. of 1959 the Soviet premier had son why Khrushchev wants thc would be needed annuallY- : for the 2O-year pro- the e~hlblt.s, before the 1964-65 81:. 1HOMAS· .MORE .CBAr'" meeting. programs are also offered for 406 N. RI ..nld. the privilege of a IOJig trip annually. T his gram; $120 million for 1S-year World s }fall" opens In New York. W.... 8 p.m. T•• 'tmonl lII.dln. across the United States with carrying out the Municipal Street W.d., &:45 p.m., CbrhU.n S.I ..... 111.­ Jdon41 ..nor J. D. COltwa" ....., would keep up category. In the 10-year program, program ; and $140 million for As Ian omen of pe~ce, the 1939- "nt Or,anl .."on, LUlie Cllap.l, Band.y M.ss .. 7, 8:30, 18, U:s. .... many opportunities to present his wit h new re­ the. 10 year program. 40 fair onhthe same sIte fell sho~t. C.n,r".II~DaI C~or .... and II p.m. Tbe 10 •• m. II.. II • veiws to the American people $103 million would be needed an­ - Maybe.t e. law of average wllI HI .. b M ...... b, tb ...... ~II.L quirements. nualJy. About $69 million would ANOTHER RE T b P b 'laST INGLlBH LU7HERAN CBUIUlH Qlo/ly III.~ ••t 8:88 .nd 7 ....., ~ , .IL • through the press, televiSion, and Or So They Say Approximately . .. . POR ' . Y . u help thIS tune. Dub.qu ••ad Marllol Bk. COD, ••• lon on S.turd.,. 4-1: ....., radio. be necessary to implement 'the hc AdminIstratIOn ServIce. Cited Rev. Roy Wlne.te, PaRtor 7-8:80 p.m•• Carl Sandburg likes to tell $127 million each IS-year program, and $85 million public understanding of the prob- I, 9, it ... m. Doly Cenunanlen 8ervle8 U would be opportune to recip­ year would be • a.m. Sanday Scbeol 8T. WENI;)ESLAUS OHIJIlC. rocate, to give President Ken­ about the little girl who said. would be needed for the 20-year lems I!s_ ~me of the important Ii p.m. ""dul~ Instr~eUon .Cla•• 818 E. D .... n'on sl. "You know something? Some day necessary under SEOA plan. Til. R••. Ed ... ard W. N••• II, h*t things in undertaking future high­ Band.y 1II0nOl, a:at a.IIp ...... nedy the privilege of a long trip the IS· year program. For the 20- 'I&8T PRESBYTERIAN CRUaCd across Russia and equal oppor­ they'll give a war and nobody AL THOUGH A 1948 GOAL of way improvements: What Was, THat 28 I. ~.r ... t st. ••JD,., 11 :(I'J a.m. will come." year program, $111 mi11ion would providing an all-weather surfaced "It ml,&St be recognized that Dr. P. Hewl.OD Pollocll, 1II111t.lel' D.lly III ..... : 7 ••111., 7:M L" tunities to ' present his views to be needed annually. 'I'lae Be... Jerome J. ~It ... • • • the Soviet people through press, -0. C. K.II.y, Onawa S.nllnol roadway to every reasonably lo­ there is no popular method of You Sal'd Mr H" Unlnrait, pulor THE UNITED covaca .. LACK OF UNIFORMITY with­ cated rural home has nearly been raising revenues to finance the ,. • • ':81 ..... Cburob 8.11.01 .ad W..... 1, 1807 Lo.... r lIu ...U.. ... television and radio. in IOwa's incorporated urban . . . E. E .... a. W., •• I, PUI" These things take time work attained, new problems have operations of Government and The principle that who says a FIBST M.BTHODIST CHUaeB haday S.lIaol, 9:45 ..... to 1111. Mornln, Wo,.bl" 8:411 ... U .... Half of our mistakes in li£e areas prompted a recommenda­ arisen. These new problems are that thel'll is no convenient way lellersoa .nd !?UbD41O , out. The President could not go tion for changes in the Municipal thing is of greater importance Dr. L. L. DUDDlnrt.n, Mlnl.l.r 7 p.lb. Ev.'!lnr ";0 ../11, on such a journey until Congress arise from feeling where we the basis for the County Road of making up the deficit to meet than what's said is well exempli· ':81 .a' U a.... Cb.rcb Bebool B... ought to think, and thinking Street System. category. highway "' needs. There is no un­ .t.... TBlNITY EPISOOPAL CIJI1B(a has · adjourned. Perhaps this fall The report suggests turning fied in this little exerpt from a 8:iM1 and 11 a.m" lunUcal Wo,lIIlp 32. E. C.II'r' SL ' would be the right moment - if where we ought to feel. Increased in volumes, weights tapped reservoir of public monies "message" : 8ervl ••• ",lUi Dr. L. L. Dannl.,1Ga The ....r ... J. II. 1• .41 ••• ...... p.... bl~' "V.II., of Doel.lo," I' b. 11'. B. Ktal!, ClI.,.". Khrushchev Wishes co-existence availab;le Jor spending; there is "The times call for stron~ lead· a.... -Jobn Churt~n Collins, • a.m. R.IY Oomm.nlon, Break'.. to be more peaceful. Tbln. lII.rllln8 no pat-.,(ormula for providing ership, and above all. a sense of · ...IENDS . . 11':11 a.m. F.mJly ....I •• , ".,.. I.b. I. O·M....., Cler. ,."••• , lII· ... ry Sjp~ Mr. K has already ac­ each level of Government with Good listening- responsibility in the Con~ress if PII.ae '-HIS 11 •. ID. lIl.rnlnr Pn,er. 1(.,..., C~l?tt4 jU,S, ~pitality• ..l1e must all of tb~. Cunds it needs. \ this nation is to continue in its E." ,Lebby Conlerence .... 11'.01., 1':111 •• m., H•• , C._aatu, ... The, U.N. is the only club on "Locar-.~: and special Interests I ••• M.... rlal Ual •• Br ••k' •• , wlS11 ~ or, j ' least, expect - course of greatness:" ':SO a.... M•• Unr for Worllal, 9:45 a,I)I. Ifol, C.mm.n~. to extfit Sov" hospitality to the earth where members who do not cannot ~ 'substituted for the gen­ 10 •. m. Fin' Da, Bebool 'rI., ' :1 ~ p.lIl. 1 ..lor ClI.1r This concluding sentence of a p.... 8enlor O.. lr Presic:rtlnt • pay their dues and assessments Today On WSUI· cral public interest in the imple­ piece in "The International • • • .,.11 mentation-'o( rE p.m. to ·1 •. , classes. monthll. p. All other mall subecrlp­ Communlcatlona Cenler I. bl)en frOm Henry. :1.3, PrOf. ll. A. Van J»)'lCe; KSVI-FM 81.7 mlo 1ttro~h Thuncl*'f' • iI.. . . I tIon •• $10 Pet' year; six month., p.1IO I I a.m, 10 5 p.m: Monday thro~h Frl­ COU",. of Education; Beck)' C8rnea, UNIVERBlTY COO P E • A T I V. J'rIday , s,m. to • p.m. aDd ., P." Thursday, June • ~~it~p~~~ J.5~'1:Jt ...... n'labb, ,3.15. da, aDd from a 10 10 •. m. Salunla;r, ..u. 7:00 Fine Mu.IS 8A81'81'P1'",,0 LEAOVB I. In tile . to 10 p.m.; Satur

.- r", Grad -Student Quarter Million Accepted Two New Tests o { In Fall Program A UHle Ad Reaches A Lot .f Peoplel 'UNDA1'10K III.kkel 8t. By SUI for Resear~h Two new edition of the .Iowa ~·~a&Ioo ...... Gets Award Te for Educational Develop- I VNlTIJI A quarter of a million dollar chemistry, $27,747.06, and engineer- ment (ITED) - tbe re4sult of five ~ cavaq Mrs. Wayne Youtz. former Iowa has been accepted lor SUI during ing, $40,760. 1 ar of t development - will ~tID. An. City resident and SUI graduate ~ _ 1.-...... _ the past two months {or research. Other projects at SUI which will be used next fall during the 20th 1 student, has received a Public be financed by gills aDd grants annual Fall Testing Program for An additional $63,700 bas been r•··ik"l.. -­ Health Service award for improve­ accepted include : $15.860 from the Iowa High Schools. aceording to ClASSIFIEDS ~le. lI e"l.. ments of the Indian h/.'~th pr0- given to the Univer ity {or student ational Science Foundation for Leonard S. Feldt, ~or of the ..-W ..... rar ... gram. aids, including awards to tudents, an in·service institule in science program and associate proCes roC loan funds. holarships, fellow­ for secondary school t 8cbers; 522,. education at SUI. o She was on the Washington. D.C., 10 Apartntents For ..... 11 IOOIM'" ..... t. IT tautL stall of the Indian health program ships and funds Cor student train­ 840 Crom NSF [or the Iowa Visiting- Work in developing tile new test ,.U~ 110. [or seven years. Recently she was ing programs. Scientist Program; $2,960 (rom the forms durin the past' live y ars ROU ------OLD -.II .v.llable July lot. b. C ...... Advertising Rates Washft" dry.. r. air-rolldillont'r, re- a CII.Io. appointed Health Program Advisor The glfts and grants for re­ U.S. Department of Health. Edu· has in\'olved trying out more than lr~era\or, Md"-" IUlte, bonk bt'"t 3m.o and bath. 8-2 Eve•nings Av.llable June 10. ClaM In. c.JI Doors Open , : 4S SILENT SUpel Smith Corona t;;;: 7-tea1 bel",... n • Ind 5 p.m. e-II ENGLISH Fldual e alu4Mll wll!I_ one Miniature Golf • DRIVE·IN ENDS TON ITE • writer. Dave HOOD. "'087 or 1-1388. or two roommates to ...... Curtain - 7:30 3 LAFF FILLED HITS .... F1.1JU>IISIJ!:J) lpartln• .,,, AdUlt. DIal Illtee room ..,tUnent for _. • "RALL Y ROUND THE FLAG IOYS" • B&L monoc:uw mlcr.,..,.,,,,,. El«ell.nl &-MM. ..lift 1-0*. -'J Open: 6 p.m. 2 Blockl condition. Dial ...... 1I.1? APt"ROV!:D .Pllrtm~nts for men. AVII1- FACULTY famlly duJ ..... to rent two ADMISSION " DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP" "THE ROOKIES" FOR SALE _ Vied Bup, , 10. Dial .bll June 7th. 1-54137 .lter 5 p .m. \0 Ibr... bed,oom \IIIlUmkhed 110.­ Matin •• s - 7Sc Week Nights Norlh of Phone 7-4191 1-lI1oa. ..IORC .... or apartment. J une 1 or AUcuat u . 90e • I I Perman~l . Adult. Daly. WrUe Y . • • Evenings · Sunday - 2 p.m. Sat, Airport- ONl:-B'£1)ItOOM apartment. furnbhecl. Had..... South Er\&IUt1. ...11 Kiddies - 25c Mobil. Homet FOr SClI. 11 Coupl.... One 2-bedroom lparm-I. and Sun. Hwy, 218 -STAR From • ' .m. to 4:30 p.m. An ______unfurnl lied. Dial ,.I5l10 unUl 'pm I-a WANTED: Uoed lI'lIt wellbt woman'. :~ Ellperienctd Ad Teker Will blcyeJe. 1605 E. Courlo Baker. ...1 WINNE,R Hllp You With Your Ad. 1151 PRAlIUl!: Schooner. M' " S· . Ex""I- F"lIRNlSIUI> 2- and 3-room .paJ"tmftlt.. TOMORROWI lent ""ndillon, 2 -~1"OOn\. 1-5021 ...,. UtllltJes Ind Ilundl')' f.dUU... . Ondu- New ~nnanent t8IdlPrl, 1II",1e .._. , . ACADEMY .te boy' or couplell. No pe,,- or _lId- church .-..c:llte, _kine d..trable , 10 AWARDS THE DAilY IOWAN RESERVES 41~IO~ . ~ =~Ph~:e~~~'to.co;::lt reno Hm. ..., ~:Z' c'!~lt'lf~r.~ .partment, Cloaea!;; Noto: D_s Opt" THI! RIGHT TO REJECT ANY lop. ..,. APAR't"M:nn'S or rOOm mat_ DIal SIoIy TIIM Thrilled IINIIoMI Regular Drive·In .1..tN. 7:15 - Show At 7:51 ADVERTISING COPY. 1851 LlBElt'1"\'. 41' x I' _ ••bedroom . 1-4"3. ..2. WANT Faduale ...... 10 IhIIN h OUle. Prices •• , • Full alxe bath. Conta-27 ClARK GABIf 1951 HILTON, U' " 10'. Iwo-bedroom, Ent. rt.. ining They were ca.peled, al.-condltloned, .wnln... PARTLY lIlrnlah~ rpaeloUJ room. for Help Wanfe4, 19 TO ryplna .radll&~ lummer. 2 addItional ...... ;... ______~-- VMEN IEGH shipwrecked on ,.11. Phone ... ~ )tllliop. 1-8 m n. I 1' eJt­ EDDIE RANDALL The FabiN 1158 COMMODORE ..s' x e'. Two ~. 10u", ..1 and ..... kitchen. $23. 7 - S:.~i FREE room .nd board for IIrI In l.FSUE HOWARD a jagged reef FAST. efflclent Inlhl. Dial "'8110. ch.",e lor work. Swnmar. D1&11-MlD, end the Downb ..., s Tree House! '-11m room.o, with •. x 10' In.ulated wired and Dung Innex. AUlomaUq w her, Younptown APPROVCD under,redual. houll", lor • .e deHAWUAHD' Ad .... st.Oo EXPERn:NCCD typl",. Theat. and lclkhen, .nd eil~ Ilvlne room. tfirl .. Sununet '-3'103. ...27 WABT b;lby-tjtter In 111)' 110_ f rom The Wild term Pipers. Reuonable. 7-S118 . ..IIR lI'en t VIew. 7-308"1. 6-4 AN EXTENDED ENGAGEMENTI COOL pl...... nt room. Men. Welt ~ de . STUDIO Ouu. C08MJ:TlCS, Dept. MA- TYPING. 18.'1( typewriter. 7-UI8. 8-16R IM7 AlrlERlCAN 8'x42'. 2-becIroom. 8-3308. 6-28 14, Glenda I., CaU!QmJa. BoUie will "pq HtIIlop Trailer Court. DIal 8-8611' . ... up 10 tLOO per 1!OUI. .... "ENDS TYF1NO. Phone "'2877. '-IR AT'l'lV. AVlllllble for ruu::-ilme peraonnel wlill uk back. NOW nn:sJS. pepe... IeDl 1TPIDc «11- lent I.'Onclltlon. Newly retum.lahed 4 mW .tudenla faU ..,muler. 115 N. ll'Ound 01 mall>. 1<1127, tor Sher. &1 i, rIll Burler. !!-II l!J: ,-" ~ &1_ ~. ~ an4 J"ep"lnl~ . Prl1", Serv- RIDERS 10 PhlJadek>liJa. Mlly June. I-10 RIDERS k> New York Clly, kave noo~, wrongl" lost & Found NEW 2-beclroom dupl"". Dial 8~702. 8- 1 ----.,-,..------...,.---...,.-- June 1. John Bornholdl. 7-41 11 ..., ------APPROV!:D~ roorn& for unde~duala PEnON PLA[E LOST: BlIllold .1 Racine'. cornel con- Apartmen'" For I.nt 15 Ind ,redu.te men. Parkin, flclllties. w A.Nl' Tide.. 10 Colorado. Pbone Vir. UInlnIi valuable pape.r Reward. a.u no Cloee In. liS E. Market.. 8-1~. 8-10 1111110 V,e.t. 1-2615. ' -21 1-2303. 8-1 --- 2 ROOM ~ent and double erp- LARGI double room, ''0 bath. Linen. LOST - COld .pllal bractl I, 10 c:ul- Inw room for men. Clo.. In. Dial lumlJhecl. Male ILuden~ Fall """- lureel ""er". be.lweeD Bure and 1-4058. ..to tn. 1033 1:. 8urllnatOn. 1-4611. ...1 Methodlll church on Cllnlon or J.1(lr­ IOn Street.. CeUa DlnJl1Uln, Elcte",Jon 3-ROOM furnished apt. Gradu. te men ROOMS for cradulle women. Dial 7-d18. 8-11 ~~ H only. Avan.ble June 18. '-'703. 1>-27 AND - COlOft CARTOON ":A-uto-:-m-ot~IY-.------:':I: COMPLETELY tUJ"nl.t1ed Hawkey" .Pt. '-17 you CCIft OIe1er to ublcl for UfDmer. Call 8-8127. 8- 1 the "Alvin's Solo Flight" "Strange Companions" SINGL& .nd double room. fOr men. SiiiALL furnllhlOd apartmenl. One or Summ..... snowUl. 7-2~n. "'1' 9t page '58 CH"EV. 2 dr., V-8. overdrive, radio, two boy•. 1->6$14. ...,. ADDED IN COLOR "ALGONQUIN HOLIDAY" henler. Very eooecl . $1l1li3. 7-:14116 liter 8 1'."' .•nd , Starts • 4 DAYS ONLY I • week end I. 5-!'l MONEY LOANED SOC· \ .I ' D_I Optn 1:15 P,M, N. .'-Il b , I.1l ...... TODA¥ Continuo.. ShoWI 1154 FORD cOn)r"rtJble. Call 7-1II7S after DI..,.•• C-.r•• , ...tll ••• f.lr .,Ieee & p.m . H tfay. It Mnt .. ,ltU at t'V Typewrite,., Watches. L...... ,",,,ner lChooi or Job IocGoi 11168 FORD .1tat1on wa,on. 8 cllllnder, (funs, Musical lnatrumentl Fonlomatlc, wlndwhleld WIsher. Block , .... CIft~ ...... It ~ .... EliZABETH TAYlOI heater. Good Iil"e ~. Very clean. Dr. HAWKEYE TRAIISFER I SPECIAL MIDNlGHT SHOW ~ John Deibyahire. 7-71101 or 1<2J67.... 21 HQCK-m LO"N for the fall term. Dit17-4W THI CAUPlIl. IIOVE • • ~ name, mailing addrea ignition ...... Ia In ""'.rI...... MONDAY, MAY 29 .." I ..... Car"' 11.. 1 .. .. aod5Of~ PHOTOFINISHING Carbumo,. CifcuinUon Mal'llJger SAVE 2tc GENERATORS STAmas Pre-Memorial Day Midnight Show DIAL 8-5707 FAST, CUSTOM SERVICE I ..... & Stratton Moto" The Daily Iowan COME IN AND SEE OUR HEGUL~ Done I. "r Own Dnroem ""1L1J1t. fer free ... U_1e Communicatiom Center r DA.. NTIIt PROGRAM AND STAY FOR THE ' YOUNG'S STUDIO Pyramid Services Prw." ee...... "nl.. 10WfJ City TAYLOR ,ANDREWS, AICH MIDNIGHT SHOW AT NO EXTRA ...- • So. Dubuque 621 I. 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LOOK AT THAT! NOW t etJPI"Oee ClARlTDIIEST81 I 'LL HAve TO MOl" THe WALLS fOOl . 7'HENAKED JUNGLE, , ELEANOR ...... CHARLTON PARKER • HESTON

! •• "' ...... Baled on " LelnIJl, "11 an. lb. ""u" b, Oa,l 81.phen.. a - P.r • •••.klp " ------Rolfo and Plod DAVE MORSE , By,.. , Hart • IF- "'JbU t-W:> nU~aE CLAMS -"NP fatt.,'15. ONE " WOImoILe5S ~IFASCN ~ BeI~ ~WA'"(, 1J-IE:N J TDC;)K TWOI WHAT V\C)\j/..p IN ao~NESS. YoV HAVE? . ~~~~~----~ '.' Pitchers Grant, Lary ' Auto Race Veteran Picks Explain Win Streaks Favorites for 1500' Race INDIANAPOLIS (WI - A man who after crashing on the board track EW YORK (WI - Jim "Mud· less than a .500 pilcher against the was racing autos 145 miles an at Salem, N.H., in 1927 and tile t" Grant, a fair pitcher with the seven other American League hour 35 years ago, Harry Ham, 1928 Indianapolis race is the onl1 eveland Indians, last week reg· clubs 71·72. He's a .767 performer says he wouldn't be surprised if one he hasn't seen in 42 yean. He ~i ered his 17th victory in 19 de· against the Yankees. five or six cars are fighting for and Pete DePaolo bad raced at cisions with tbe Minnesota Twins, Certain pitchers have certain the lead when the checkered flaS 145 mUes an hour on the boards - formerly the Washington Senators. pet tum., regarelle51 of their signals the winner or .the golden a speed which is clOle IAI the Detroit's Frank Lary has beaten .trengtft. L_ Burde"e of Mil· Page 4--THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, la.-Saturday, May 27. 1"1 anniversary 500-mile race Tues· present-day top competitive speed the New York Yankees, usuaUy a waukH loves to pitch against the day. on the relatively flat Speedway. tough opponent for aU ' otber pitch' Plttsbu",h Plrat.. whom he's "Unquestionably it will be the Hartl turned to building .utoI ers, 25 times while losing to them beaten 23 time. out of 30. Billy Palmer Leads at Halfway finest collection of equipment that after his' wreck and PUt together only eight times. He has whipped LN. of San Francisco has an I ever started the race," Hartz said the winning racers driven by Bill, them twice in as many starts this 11·11 record ..ain.t the Brav ... Friday, "and the field Is full of Arnold in 1930 and by Fred Frame season. Cal McLish, Chicago White Sox charging drivers. in 1932. Why? • veteran owns eight of nine deci­ Point at Indianapolis Meet "E v e r y bod y figures Rodger "I wish 1 knew," said Grant. sions over the Yankees. Roger INDIANAPOLIS (WI - U.S. Open 45-degree wealher made conditions Ward, 1959 winner, and Jim Rath­ "Then maybe I'd have the same Craig, Los Angeles Dodger right­ mann, 960 winner, are the ones Giants Beat Cubs luck against the others." champion Arnold Palmer cooked so miserable ti)at charcoal burners hander, has a 8·1 mark against the a one-under par 70 on a "charcoal- were dispatched to warm the help· to beat, but I also like Don Bran­ • The Cleveland rlght·henefer'. Giants. Baltimore's Milt Pappas son, J,im Hurtubise, Parnelli Jones, 3-2 in 13 I~nings luck hal been IOmewflat I... broiled" Speedway Golf Course ers on the outpost scoreboards. is 7-1 against the White Sox and Lloyd Ruby, A. J. Foyt and sever- CHIOAGO 4fI- The league-lead- thail good ..alnst the ....t of the Friday and held the ull41isl~ut.ed\ 1 Palmer, who hlew a three-foot Tom Morgan of the Los Angeles halfway lead in the $50,000 "500 birdie putt on the 18th green, al others." American LHllIle. Through the Angels boasts a 15-3 mark against Hartz, now vice chairman of the log San FraDCisoo Giants, deleat· ,. ..asen, Grant'. won ancl Festival" tourney by one stroke. shook off the pair who had tied ing the ' ChiciIto pubs for- the sixtll , the Tigers. race technical committee, quali- straight ~Une; sCQred two unearned . 100t NCord wa. 13·24. Palmer's round of 35-35 included him at 67 for the lead in Thurs· fies as an expe~t in every phase' of runs in the 13th ir\nlng aDd dowDed l.ary can't account for bis pecu· one birdie scored on a 50-foot putt day's first round. But defending the sport. Ilbe Cub 3 2 F

The Pen The Graduate Des!res • I • YOUR CLOTHES ~DY IN AN HOUR ON REQUEST ' I ,n ONI eM, If) BOTH and Deserves . . OR PICK·UP WHEN CONVENIENT I Tw $151 313' s. Debuque Street era We Do Alterations To! ..... Pickup and Delivery Phon. 7·9666 , It.. Hel