,. " owo'n and tM Peop" of Iowa Cft., Liibllslled In l868 Five cents a Copy Iowa City, Iowa, Thursday, AprIl 16, i95§ • ,U es eSlgns; inisters' eet
". ooms , * . * ,* Herter Called 'Iastr:o Begins Visit World Allies . .: : I . • Tell Sorrow Most Likely 'In Guerrilla Unifor:m At Action Successor· WASHINGTON (uPIl - Bearded CutrD lived up to hi' ,..putll' Cuban Prime Minister Castro, clad tlon by arrivlnt In Wuhlnllton LONDON (UPJ) - America's Eisenhower To Confer Sol Brings Sunburn And Sorrow, " , ~is IlQw·famous guerrilla army I littl. mDl't th.n two hOUri Ill". free world allles expressed shock QIlitorm. arrived Wednesday for Slale Department' agel)ts. Wash· and sorrow Wednesday at the re· With Dulle, First -n Hoday visit and was nearly ington police and Castro's own signation of U.S. Secretary of WASHINGTON (uP!) _ Actlne mobbed by some 500 wildly cheer security specialists began sur· State Dulles. The Communist Czech Secretary of State Christian A. !til' weli.wishers at the airport. rounding the Prime Minister with Radio applauded the news. Herter was reported by Admlnis So Turn Blisters Into Browns 'ijte 32·year-old rebel, who over· some of the tightest security pre Radio Prague said Dulles' resig· tration sources Wednesday to be Jllrew Cuban Dictator Batista last cautions afforded any recent nation was the "tarewell of a typ!o the odds-on favorite to succeed the SUI students have learned that of ultraviolet rays to reach the other lime of th day, an aller- arrected area. Diluted house vine· ~'! Year's Day, voiced hope that foreign visitor. Both the ' Cuban cal rcpresentative or the out-dated ailing John Foster Dulles in t a little sunning is a dangerous skin. nate way is to expose the skin gar provides an inexpensive lotion IQ' tHp would result in closer Embassy and U.S. officials received and old-fashioned power policy." key cold war Cabinet post. thing. The sun is good medicine No malter what method is ad- aft f 4 p.m. on the first day for which is most errective. widcrstanding between Cuba and anonymous threats against Castro's The Communist radio said Dulles Th f h vised, tanning is d rived through an hour. gradually moving up to Another homemade preparation Il\t\ United States. Hc has often life. ese sources, some 0 then, for ealth and body building. but progressive exposures to the sun had succeeded in maintaining some close to the White House. pre. an overdo e can lead 10 sunburn earlier afternoon hours until the can ists of a thick paste made with tri\icized this country recently for Even so. the crowd at the airport unnecessary East-West tensions by dieted Herter would be named in a and sorrow. until the skin adapts itself to Ihe desired tan appears. been friendly towards ordinllry baking soda and water. blvini too ncarly mobbed Castro as he de- sticking to his power policy. the few days to succeed Dulles, wllo rays. ACler this procedur, exposure Biltlstll. scended the ramp of his Cubana failure of which. it maintained, had resl'gnAd his arduous cold war "s- However, a smoolh, even coat Here arc some suggestions for . I ' cl Apply the paste and kcep it in · I' I h tl rt h' 8 b . th · d" .. of tan can be acquired without I b thl Th f' t ti IS re aUv y safe. However. extra place with a bandage. Baking AIr mes pane 5 or y a er IS becomc 0 VJOUS even In e UnIte slgnment afler phvslcians diseov. w se sun a ng. e Irs me, p.m. arrival. States. I' any burn beyond the merest rcd- expo e the skin for only 15 to 20 precautions should be observed soda can also be used as a Jiguid er ng what al'peared to be a new denlng of the skin. This can be minutes to Ihe sun. Increase the when sunbathing ncar water. sand. solution by dissolving some in Castro WII dr.... d In 1)1. IIrHn Th. Communl.t CZKh r.dlo cancer in his syslem. f.tl,u. uniform, .nd Clhied In w.. tho flr.t behind tho Iron Prllident EIsonh_,r'. r.fusal accompli hed (ll by sunlight alone lime or exposure by 10 minutes or any other highly reflectivc sur· waler. army kit ond • book In hi, I'ft Curt.in to _""nt on Dull ..' to be plMOd down on the qwa. - without benefitS of lotions. each day until the tan and tOler-! face. Regardless of what remedy you h.nd. rul,n.tl..,. tlon durl", ...tlonint .t Avo creams, or other such aids, (2) by ance arc developed. If you gct a mild sunbul'O that apply. keep this thought il\ mind l{ you are extremely uncomfort· Many of ItJl9sc in the. welcoming The official Soviet News Agency ,u.t., GI .. led te NIM ,"cui.. the usc of lotion, cream, or oint- Sincc the ultra·violet light in the docsn'l require medical attention, Warmer crowd wery! · exiles [(Om the Do· Tass distributed the news or Dulles' tlon that !to rnltht offer the I_ ment which prevents burn by per· sun's rays i more intense between Ithe simplest form of rclief lies in able and have a fever, see a doc minipan Republic where BatiSta resignation , in Moscow without to Dull ..' y~ br-'ltor, .,..t!. mitling only a certain quantity 10. a.m. and 2 p.m. than at any talcum powder sprinkled over the tor.-Photo. Feature by Jo Moore. Cloudy now liv~s under political asYlum comment. DuUes has been the roetor Allon W. Dulle. ef ih " " 'i . '1' • t' .' 'f -- I .' r ------~Igh 70s f{:r~~dT~j~~~~ea n stron~m~l} ~:~s~'h'b1.hl:;rpai~y~; CB nl,t"!:=;a~iciaJ& \lQn 'rl,A11.Et~ r{;) ,.,~,~ 1. M (a;/man i·, Sner,.ds Friday. Rain The well.wlshers carried Amer!- vilification had been somewhat quickly discounted these report . ,'.11'.' , .. ' ,t, ': ~'Iu tJ f"l tno(. I G 1\ il t'.TI:11'.1 I"", can and Dominican fiags and 1\Ia- muted si!'C& h ~ I~ness. They aid ther pected-jIIc ' post l ' ,T-" rk ' A"t 1T L ,\ " I)It A cards bearing Iluch me sages;8s Pelping' New ' Cku1a. News to g to herter, the W,year~otd 0 ,:11 a ,... 0' '/';: ost L"'" " Fidel Castro - we embraec you Agency also broadcast the report former Massachusctts governor • ~ r,.1 "'"'"1" , ' ,"I', with all our hearts." without comment. who has been Acting Secretary H l • ',I M LOS ANGELES IA'I - ' An Omaha mailman tinally e 'caped from Cuban security police checked However, an unexpected tribute since the Dullqs' cancer was .1IIe· onors eet Professor those allowed on the airfield to to Dulles was paid by an uniden. tected in mid-February. . the Los Angeles Freeway system Wednesday afler spending mosL welcome Castro. They turned away tined diplomat at the Sovlct Em- Such a move would meet with of tbe night lost in the frustrating maze. about a dozen Georgetown Univer- bassy in London. "Leaving policies approval in congressional circles James Van Allen, noled sur Charles Abboud, 58, wearily made his way to pOlice headquarters fEo Lecture sity students who said they were aside, the man's devotion to this where Herter, a former House physicist and recent recipient of after his escape and asked for help. Appointments to two commis· opposed to Castro's mass execu- principles were indeed admirable." member, is generally respected. the Army Distinguished Serv\ce He told this sLory: sions and four student-faculty On Music lions of Batista followers. he said. ' The President said he would not Award, will be the guest speaker About 6 p.m. Tuesday he was driving his ear inlo the Civic committees were made Wednesday The official greeting party in- Proaldent EI ..nhow.r's .n· name his nominee until alter he at the Honors Round Table Tues. Cenler Freeway Exchange, following a car carrying his son Ray, his night at a special meeting of the "Renaissance Paris: A Musical cluded Cuban Ambassador Ernesto nounc.mont that Dull.. w.. conferred with Dulles, for six daughter-in-law Evelyn, and his granddaughter Barbara Jean, 2. They SUI Student Council. Tapofraphy" will be presented to Dlhigo; Assistant Secretary of State .,.pplnt down c.mo II • shock hectic years this nation's chief day al 8 p.m. in the House Cham· were on their way from Omaha to visit Evelyn's parents here. Dick Runke, L2, Palos Heights, ~ Humanities Society by Daniel Roy R. Rubottom Jr., who Is in to W.. tom &11...,., .von though strategist in the diplomatic cold ber of Old Capito\' 111.. was appoJnted Commissioner Heartz, professor at the University charge of this country's Latin Am. it WII not UMlCpect,d. war with the Soviet Union and its Van Allen will prescnt an in- But he lost them. He kept drivi ng. which is about al1 you can of Student Organization and Don of ,Chicago, Monday at 8 p.m. in eric an relations; State Departmcnt This was mixed somewhat with satellites. formal discussion on the value of do on the busy Los Angeles Freeway. Somehow he gol on the outbound Lindholm, A4, Burlington, Com Shambaugh Auditorium. Chief of protocol Wiley T. Buchan- a feeling of relief that the die was aut Horter w.. In tho fwefrent usfng information "which the stu- l:\an Bernardino Freeway. missioner Of Studc,nt A[fairs. Three . H\!artz received his doctorate an, and George W. Healy, Presi- finally cast. Some Western officials in specul.tion aMut tho Md dent cotnes across acciden~ly in "I must have bccn almost to San Bernardino before 1 cou ld get cou ncil commission chairmcn have from Harvard University, where dent of the American Society of felt the continued uncertainty about Soc:ret.ry pf St.te. , the course of his studies, Rhodes eft," he told police, referring to a city 50 miles cast of LoS' Angeles. not been appointed yet, bllt will be became interested in the music Newspaper Editors (ASNE) and United States policy leadership Some officials also conceded an Dunlap,' director of the~ Honors JI "These people drive like maniacs . . They wouldn't let me off lhe be soon, s8ld JUdy Clark, A3, Cedar of the Renaissance and wrote a editor of lhe New Orleans Times was a grave weaklless for the outside chance to lOI1le ot.l)er 1IC)fJl. Program. said. freeway. I couldn't gel to the rlghthand lane to get ofC." These com- Falls, student ~ody pl'esident. !liJabrtation on French instrumen Picayune. . West. inee - particularly C. Douglas DIl- A question and answ~t period ments were made seven hours aftllr he lostlrack of his son's caT. The C9U~Cil also appllint~d Phil tal JlWsic of the 15th and 16th cen· Clltro clime h.r. at tho in· M;any . had dlCfer{!1I frequently Ion. Undersecretary of State, for w'n I II V ' All -. t tk ' •. . Burkll. Gr .Iowll City, a,nd :Myrna vltlltlon of the ASHE to .dd..... with' Duiles 011 his approach to tbe economi".. alfnl.s. DilInn. the State I 0 ow an e.~ a . , , TheIi' tame the e~b'arras Ing part. Abboud. a "veteran Of 39 years £lalk; 'A2 . ' Univ'ersit~ -City, Mo. , to tur~. Honors stu?ents WIll I)e 8t¥ntt1ed a 1I carrier admrtted . he couldn't remember the ' address - , , ...... , "f, I~tte r ,the C!1}endar Mary He spent the academic year 1952- Itt annllul mHting on Frld.y. international situatIon al'!d he had Department's top economic ad- by their Honol's Cards shd eacn" r':'-I I" I .' . , ~op1millee; ) 113 , in ,tudy at the University or Two congressmen, Charles O. not always been the most popular viser since Jan\llry, 1957, is 'beld may bring a friehd. Th,e '-Round. (I 11 ~n; aws. A~d , ,Iry ,the , conf~slOn ~. he couldn.t evCf reca~1 the naine Carson \Ill, Ely, to ' the Library Porter CD-Ore.>, and James G. Secretary of State'. But all 8ym· in hleh esteem by the alling Dulles. Table is also open to Honors fac. pf IllS daughter-ID-law s parents. Fma1ly, police Wired hiS home In Committec; and Brad Smith, A3. rr,~, and has visited Europe Pawnee Rock, Kpnsas, to the several times to participate In con· Fulton (H·Pa.). also greeted Cast· pathbed with him in his moment Others whose names have erop· ulty' and sponsors. " Omaha.· and his wife responded with the name and address - Alice Student Trip Commit~ee. '~I sponsored by the French roo oC personal tragedy. peel up periodically as potential This. is the final program in a Banner. 316 Hawthorne St., Glendale, just northwest of Los Angeles. Although Castro received a tu· A N4W1nH Prime Mlni.tor successors to Dulles include Gen. series of lhree sueh rou.nd table The , Banner family was contacted and told police just to keep FOljr «ouncH l)1embCl"$ will be Government through the Cen1er on the Homecoming Committee. National de la Recherche Scienti mullous welcome at the airport. MlIcmlll", hoard the now. • Alfred Gruentber. former Allied dlSClIsslons sponsored this year by Al)bood right there - they would come down and pick him up. flQue. about 33 persons representing the momont ...,.,.. w.lkl", with Commander in Europe and now the Honors Department. Ear.lier They are Kay Ackerman, AS, Iowa "anti-communist movement of the bo_d ho.t! frem hi. officl.1 ...... Red CrOIS president; New York speakers were Dr . Joseph A. Falls. Julia Kennedy, AI. Farley, .' ~n . 'June Heartz will return to Carole Fry. A3, Fairfield. and Fra,oee to Bttelld a conference on the Americas" picketed in front denc. at 1. Downi", Street on rtnancier John J . McCloy and Bruckwalter, associate professor of the White House in protest over his w.y te former Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of of surgery; and Peter Arnott. visit- Professor Burks, ''1a Fetes cit! la Renaissance" at '.,.lIamont. 6th Atom Sub . Larry Day. A3. Grimes, was ap, TOiIrs' and wlll remain In France Castro's visit. "This is Indeed sad news," he New York. ing lecturer In classics . . And Panama's ambassador. Ri- told Commons. "President Eisen· Dulles resignation left only two Arrested pointed to Public Relations and UIroui/l December in order to pub· Personnel, and Jack Burge. A2. cardo M. Arias, charged that a hower once referred to Mr. Dulles of Eisenhower's original cabinet VISIT POLAND /J-III • selection of early French WILL ForOMVI Joins Fleet Charles City, was chosen speaker ~ental music for the Societe revolutionary movement against as a dedicated man. From my long members still in office. They are TOKYO (M - Red China radio his country - site of the Panama experience of him. I know how Agriculture Secretary Eua T. pro·tem of the Council. Burge will ~ .usique d'Autrefois. reported from Pyongyang tbat Walter R. Livingston, 67, SUI his, GROTON, Conn. IA'l--The blimp· be in charge of meetings which the shaped, atomic,powercd Skipjack He8hz has published a mono Canal - was being hatched in Red North Korea's President Choi tory professor, was arrested Wed vice-president of the Council Is JI1Ph. "The French Basse Dance Cuba. He said his government con· Comment- DuUes- Yong Kun will visit Poland late nesday cvening on charges or -f~stesl American submarine ever unable to attend. • of its Evolution from 1450 sidered the alleged plot to be seri this month. He now is in tbe So operating a motor vehicle while buUt-bceame U.S, Navy property ~ (Continued On Page 6) (Continued On Page 6) The Council also di ~cusscd plan~ .. 1160." as well as a number or ous. viet Union. intoxicated and having an invalid WeWlesday in Colorful commission· for the student drive for runds "'pen on various aspeets of Ren------...:....------...:....------ driver's license. ing ceremonies. for a crippled children's camp ncar aiI1ance music; in France. Livings\.Qn was lakeD into ~dm. Jame,s S. Russet!, vice Des MoiJ)es. Htartz has lectured extensivcly Construction To Start Saturday- custody by stale high'way patrol chief of naval operation's. said The ' council was unabie to take Ia 'the U.S. and abroad. He has man, Sgt. Charles M. Fda, on Amcrica's Navy "is far ahead of any action on a propqsed consUlu· ~ feturned from delivering two • Highway 218 about 12 miles north any other country in the .develop lional amendment 'expanding the ~s on music ol the French o( lowa City. He was released on ment and use of atomic pOwer as PQwers of the Studen t Court since ~ssance at the University of $500 bond. a means of ship propulsion." the meetIng was not a regularly ....uornia at Berkeley. The lec· , Livingston, who received his sched uled one. turb to be given here will be iIIus Reservoir Park Described' From Vice Adm. Hyman G. Ph.D. from the University or Wis lI'lted with slides and tape record Rlckover, chier developer of the Construction of picnic and boat !IOO feet east of the sile of the old brlclte. Tho third picnic lite will will not b£ made thig year. fte consin in 1927, first came to SUl in country's submarines, came a lap. The public is invited. launching facilities at the Coralville Curtis bridge near Falls. and be ne.r the lINt remp Cou Int ...... added that 'When private cottages 1925 and took over his present posi message to the sponsor, Mrs. Symphony 'Concert Reservoir will begin about Satur- will be reached by way of old tho clem. arc allowcd, no private roads will tion as a professor of history and Gl!Orge H. Mahon, saying Ule Skip· day, John Story, manager o[ the Highway 211. The second ramp will Story recently recommended be allowed between the collages corator. or British documents In jack "is the pioneer of the high To Feature'Work Coralville Flood Control Dam, said be directly north of the prescnt establishmenl of two camp lsiles and reservoir. He said permits ' t~Y Will Speak 1947. speed submarine or the future." Wednesday. west overlook and parking area at for short·term usc. One would be for temporary floating docks will He is currently teaching coUrscs Of SUI Instructor Young Demos However. future heavy rains the dam. Installed at the cast end of the be issued upon his approval. Mrs. Mabon is the wife of a Lub in Amcrlcan foreign relations, the bdck, Texas, congressman. "Music (or a Concert," com '''RolIert F. Ray, director of the north of the reservoir would delay The third ramp will be 900 reet dam. overlooking Turkey Creek; Story said th.t .11 .t.t, bo.ti", British Empire. and a seminar on IJIIUtute 01 Public Affairs, will construction, Story told members downstream from the dam site. the other camp site would be st IIWI will 'pply to thl .....rvol'. Earl D. Johnson, executive vice posed by Richard B. Hervig, SUI the British Empire and the Com president of General Dynamics music professor, will be presented IpIQ at a meeting of the Young of the Iowa City Optimist Club at New roads will be constructed to the junction of county roads 0 and As the recreation pool behind I,/le monwealth. Dtmocrals tonight at 7:30 in the a luncheon at the Hotel Jefferson. give access to _U ramps. E west of Cou Falls. dam will be larger this fall. Story Corp., said eommissioning of the for the first time at the University ~, Recreation Area Conference Bids on the Installation of three The first of the picnic areas will Specifications and proposal forms said an Increased number of per Skipjack ranks with that of the Symphony Orchestra concert April boat·launching and three picnic be constructed at "Midriver park," also arc being prepared for opening mits for hunting blinds will be . lAD SPACI PROGRAM Holland. the Navy's first subma 22. :..!l&y will discuss the functions of facilities were opened in Rock a wooded rid,e east or the tern· of a commercu.l concession which issued. Last rail many hunters who WASHINGTON (.fI _ Vice Adm. rine which was buill here in 1900. Hervig has dedicaled Ulis wurk - IoWa CItizenship Clearing Island Tuesday. parary by·pass buUt during paving would provide dockJng facilities wished to construct blinds on the John T. Hayward testified Wedncs· The 252·£oot, 2,830·10n, 40·million· to JaDleli A. DixolI, who will con· if' whloh he directs. This or· Tho belt ,.mp. will be built of new Highway III north of North and sell boating, picnicing, and reservoir were unable to obtain day the natlon's space program is dollar Skipjack sat In the choppy, duct the orehCtitra. The concert tion, with headquarters at lit .Ither end of the 21.1'111. lonl Liberty. A new road will be built fishing supplies. The future con· permits because of low water cumbersome and certain to run sun·lit Thames River. A band will be held in Iowa Memorial I ..... '0 encoura,e colle,late .....rvelr.ntI en the rlvlr bel_ along the by'pui route to service cession site I. rmdriver one mile levels. .1 Into serious delays,' played and speeches were made. Union at 8 p.m. ~tiod lit political parties tho ,...~r. All will be con· the area. south of tbe Highway sil crouing Hunters are 'allowed to use shot Hayward. boll of the Navy', re- Drawn up at attention on the Tickets for the concert will be I0Il , ioordin_tea clUzenlblp train· Itructlcl on the mere elilly .c- Art.thIr picnic ..... will be of the reservoir. ~ and boWl and arrows on gov· search and development \X'O- dock'was the crew-Ii officers and available at the Information De$ Int ,,01l'am8 'monr. low!!:. four· c~... lbI~ w.. t INnk ~ the rlvtr. built It tM wht Ivert_ .t the Story saleI arrangements foq,ri. ~nment land alOOI the reservoir. lI'antl. 'tletltied before the Senate 92 men. Three crewmen hoisted of the Iowa Memorial Unioo s\.art Ytar Colleges and ulllversllIes. 1 he rlrst ramp Will be installed .Ito af the fir"", M,h.ffey Vllto coltages near tile reSQrvoir but rifles and pist91s urc illegal. Space su~ommittcc. ill(' fiags. i ng SnturdD)'_
" : . Letter To The Editor- 'Th~1)Qily lawan Crackdown On Iowa City/s ..... 2 THURSDAY. APRIL 16. l1S' Ou T~ DIIlly Iou-m t ..,lttro and relllrd by nud n and I goc"nrd by a boa,d oJ/lfe UCI(>fl1 Irustns rImed b)l CeI. V. Kill ".. "utI,.,.t body and four f«ufl y /rustUt appolnled by It. pre ltient 0/ tIlt' Un (('rslty. Tile Dally I OIL·tm, Speeders- Safety, I ncomt ~~~ . ,.IX ~rllU polley. tJwfI,/orr, is not un t'xpr~ wn of SUI administrnllo .. policy OT opmlOll. In any parlk:ulor. IlIe Army R01t . i To the Editor: a serious dent in the deparlffielir . .. 1fJ!'I!.I: "J)¥~ks C~urK ann ual gross income. n'l~ I I wish to extend my sincere ~nt alFt thanks to you for a short editorial As for the name of the 'ltipiIt. coverage (April 15) of a subject ~will relur ment , I am sure that a SlmP!" ..., 11' • Key Position Must Se Filled Immediately so near and dear to my heart. the change in policy would ",P9n tt.b maaagemnil traffic ticket situation in Johnson about a similar change of nam~ ~ County. [ wonder, however. if a say - Iowa City Police fYe~art.3 rew .~(IJIf'Oaehe l Ie few important facts haven·t beell The growing npprehen ion that John virhmlly dominated high level nctivity in th ment - in the minds of aJl ~ _ ~m s; probl!! omitted. citizens. Of course. a few ' pI!'" Foster Dulles would nc er • in be able to ~ to rrun a! g. t .. tE' D partment. First. I feel that you have done cal changes would ha ve 1 to,, ~ 1OIfIeI, finance. ani adeq uately fulfill the rigorOll dutie of cre i usually the case when one individual a great injuslice to the Iowa City made. Tricycles would h l\i~ !QJ As Meter Department by omitting ro ry of State h:we finaL! ' be n confirmed a be made into bicycles to M'Abir tJrIi fudY ot new bu \ um alma t campI te re pon ibility for a Lhe fact that they con tributed sev faster speeds and easier pj{ l ~ iJl aid their applicaliol a re ult of Wednesd. \.'s announcement of hi task a I. rae that with whi h D illie wa eral oC their personal and patrol Ing. Sirens would have to bi8'Bcidf .,eaat. re ignation. cars to the cause. Certainly you ed to change Ule personnel [rom ,If" • faced
THE DAILY IOWAN-lew. City, I•• -Thvrsd.y, April 16, 1'Sf-P... J Our Busy Professors News Digest SUI Student Rotary Meet eel. ~ V. Kirkbride, head oC can artists selected last month by - Wins 3rd In lk Army ROTC, is attending a the Ford Foundation to present a Governor Faubus Says He Received Three traveling retrospective exhibition To Feature ENGINEERING WIVES will ~" J I"~u course in command FBI Warnings Of Assassination Plots of his works. The exhibits wiU Pin Tourney meet tonight at 7:45 in the NOJ1b. ~nt at Ft. Bclvoir, Va. travel for approximately two years, UTILE ROCK, Ark. CUPI) - Go\'. Orl'al Faubus disclosed Wed· River Room of the Iowa Memorial XitkbQde will return to Iowa City circulating first among the mu nesday that on three different occasions UJe FBI warned him that CiICC Rier 'on, P2, River Forest. seums, art centers, colleges and Ill.. was third place winner in 4 From SUI Union. Charles Niles. Anamosa, "111 ' an attempt would be made on his liCe. will talk about Alcoholics Anony ~ fte 'management course includes other institutions in the artist's own the National Intercollegiate Bow James A. Van Allcn, head of regiQn. None of the threats materialized, however. ling Championships held in St. mous. KfI' Ip,proaehes to management Faubu had no comment on the attempts to as· Louis. the SUI Department of Physics ~ms; problems and ap • • • sassinale Go\' .. Lindsay Almond oC Virginia last week, as well as the Universlly Sym· Loull E. Alley, associate proCes Rierson was selected to attend • • ;t.daes to management of per sor oC physical education received but said he had gotten many threats himself, both lhe national tournament after phony Orchestra will take part in SUI DAMES CLUB will meet to .." finance, and construction; the Honor Award of the Central by telephone and mail. winning the bowling eliminations tbe Rotary International's dis· night at 8 at the hollle of Mrs. ~ ~ oC new busine s methods District Association for He.alth, "InCormation of a more serious nature concerning at the Iowa Memorial Union. He trict conference to be held in Iowa Robert Davis, 925 Kirkwood Ave. the threats has also been made available to me," df,tbeir application to army man Phy!icill Education and Recrea had an ellerage oC 195 at the Un· City this weekend. Cor a program and party. tion at the group's convention last he said, "but 1 calIDot disclo e them at the present ion bowling lanes. a.-lit. More than 250 Rotarians and week in Waterloo. time." Competing against 18 repre- • • • • • • Alley is the author of many Faubus said he and his Camily sleep at the ex entati\'es from throughout the wives are expected to attend Dis· PHI KAPPA will hold the annual .!!:i articles in the field of physical trict 6OO's three-day conference ~ R. Burnh.m. associate pro- Allta,.ctic Lecture ecutive mansion without police protectio n and "we in· United States, Rierson and his south sea island costume party teiqi ol .. dental hygiene, spoke to education, including a series en· tend to keep thal way." partner, Tom Gess of the Uni which begins Saturday. Emory L. Friday [rom 9 - 12 p.m. at the chap u. .. members of the Minnesota tiUed "An Amedcan Looks at Bur versity of Kansas, placed third in Kelly, registration chairman, said. ter house. Music will be by the Dental .,Hygienists' Association in ma Sport " which appeared in the th doubles competition in the Behm-Marlin Sextet. Rangoon (India) Post. Priest Talks All conference sessions will be held ~lis,Mjnn. national conlest. Rierson had a Detroit Teamster Official William Bufalino in the Iowa Memorial Union. • • • 'n1e meeting was held in con • • • total three-game score of 601 and juDq1ion with the annual meeting Rich.rd H. Popkin, associate Denies Rackets Committee Fraud Charges Gt'ss rolled a 507 series. The University Symphony Or· IOWA LAW STUDENTS ASSO proCessor of philosophy, will give On Antarctic The tournament at SI. Louis chestra will present a coneert at CIATION will have a "Sprine of j~ Minnesota Dental Associa WASHINGTON, (UPI )-Stnat. charge in a loud, finger.potnt HOD. two lectures on 17th century was sponsored by the National As 8:30 Saturday evenin,. Van Allen Fling" at the Mayflower Friday skepticism today and Friday at R.ck.ts Invo.tigators c~rlocl i:11 r.buttill. He acculOcI. the sociation oC College Unions and will speak on "Space Science in at r p.m. The dance, semi-Cormal. Duke University, Durham, N.C. Wodn.lday during a heahld Rackots CommittH of stoppinll wi! be free to all law students. • • • Expeditions the American Machine and Found the United States and Russia" at ~ a.rk, instructor in journal Popkin's talks will deal with re shouting match with Dotroit tho hoarings without glvinl him ries Company. Prol. Allan D. Vestal and Mt. lim. will conduct a news wriUng sults of research which he did last The Reverend Daniel Linehan, a Teamstor William E. Buh.lino a full chane. to present his lido. The trophy is lhe fourth (or a closing session of the conference Russell J. Weintraub will chaper ,.,,~ for students from four year as a Fulbright research schol· member of Operation Deepfrecze that he worked a "dalt.rdly Ch.lrman John L. McClollan Rierson, who has been bolwing Monday noon. one. Leo Cortimiglia and his or frauct" on Union mombers and D-Ark.) roceHld the heuingl ~t Iowa high schools April ar in Holland. III, will. present a lecture April since he was a sophomore in high Other speakers (rom SUI in· che tTa wlll play. r 25 It Aquinas High School in Fort 18 in the Geology Lecture Room. I "shakedown Ind .xtortion of in.fin1oty att.r lumnworidng chool. • • • businessmen. " the findinll .galnst Buf.lino at clude C. Woody Thompson. direc· M.D. A paper describing geologic in Sponsored by tile American As· Clark, field representative to sociation of Petroleum Geologists, B\If.lino, head of Detroit the clos. of a Itormy, two·day lor oC the Bureau of Business and vestigations in the Big Horn Moun· the inquiry. Iowa high schools for the SUI Ex tains of WyomJng was presented the SUI Graduate College and the Telmstor local 985. donied 12 High Schools Economic Research; Gerald L. !easlon Division and the School of by Richard A. Hoppin, associate Geoolgy Department, the lecture Nordquist, instructor oC economics will be held at 7:30 p.m. JoUrnalism will talk on news and professor of geology, at the 5th and a Rotary Foundation Fellow Father Linchan, a Jesuit priest, To Give Plays IeIturo writing and will discuss annual meeting of the Institute on Dalai Lama To Deny Communist 'Kidnap' Charge at the University of London last IIIerIes written by the studcnts. will lecture on "Recent Expedi Lake Superior Geology in Minne· At First Public Appearance in India Saturday At Festival Today year; and Dr. Waldemar Rey, apolis, Minn: , recently. tions to the Antarctic." He has accompanied three expeditions con NEW DELlII, (uPI) - The Dalai Lama V;iII make hi s first public ,ul •. ' • • • • • The University Play Production currently doing graduate work in Mer.ld St.rk, 'professor of voice ducled by the United States Navy appearance Saturday since hi e cape frQm hi revolt-tom homeland Festival Cor high school actors the College of Denistry as a Ro aDlI head of voice instruction, will Three SUI faculty members par In Anarctica and has performed ticipated in the spring conference to deny Red charges lhat he was "kidnaped," it was di ~osed ~ed will present 12 l·act plays on the tary Foundation Fellow, 1erY~ as judge for the Nebraska geophysical experiments in various program for the Iowa Councll of nesday. UniveqJity Theatre. sla~e today. state Music Colltest in Hastings, parts of that conlinent. The Dalai Lama will blc s the tea·planting town of Tczpur en route There is no admission charge and State Safety Commissioner Rus Friday and Saturday and will Teachers of English held in Mason sell Brown will speak Saturday E,"'" J(eopMke _'-....,.•• t Neb. Top'ography, climatology, geo to his exile home in Mussooril!, 130 miles north of New Delhi. It was SUI students are invited to attend. diamond .. ,...,... perfed ", One oC the judges for the Mls City recently. on highway safety, and a panel of the ' __III X--"et" Cct1illcate. be logy and Cauna oC the South Polar reported there would be more guards than Buddhists surrounding the Schools I pre enting the plays for pour! Slale Music Contest to be CuI A. Dallingor, coordinator of Iowa business advIsors will dis regions will be discussed in the Dalai Lama on his way to Ule Tezpur ceremonies. comment and criticism are: beId in Columbia, Mo., April 23 the communicalion skills program; Wa shington Hi~h oC Vinton. cuss "Problems of Small Busi WAYNER'S lecture. Father Linehan will also Radio Moscow rcpeated Wednesday Chinese Communist char, throagh 25. Richard Braddock, acting writing describe Navy bases. construction Tama, Williamsburg, Rock Rapid, ness." Stllrk recently tra veled to LuthcI' supervisor of the communlcatior techniques, living conditions and that the Dalai Lama had been 'kidnbped and takeQ out q' Tib t.,br Bridgewater - Fontanelle, Iowa Rotary International was found· JEWELRY , .. 1J,l ~e. Decorah to serve as guest skills program; and RhocM. Dun methods of travel in the Antarctic. force ." Falls.' Humboldt. Waverly, West ed by an SUI alumnus. Paul P. II , Crltlc·lecturer at a master class' for lap, professor of English, partici The lecture will be 1I1ustrated Liberty, Carroll, Denison, and Ot Harris, who gradua~ed from the Graduate Ge!1lo1ogist advlpcOO voice students. pated in symposiums relating to with color photographs taken in the tumwa . COllegc of Law in 1891. 107 E. WASHINGTON the work of the superior students. Antarctic. Father Linehan is best Congress Awards Gold Medal To Rickover; The play festival began Tuesday l ~jiiDliuuUlUiiilii.iiiiiliilDUU • • • • • • known Cor his seismic tests which morning and will end Saturday I ~ ~urlclO L.s.nlky, proCessor of Clifford Baumback, research as· Watches Presentation In New Senate Building noon. Sessions beg in at 9:30 a.m., ,and internationally recognized mcasure the depth or the ice. Wi sociate with the SUI Bureau of Irom 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. ~tmllker, was awarded a pur He was graduale Boston WASHINGTON CUPIl - Congress presented a Business and Economic Research, Collcgc and received his Master of ~ prire for his color intaglio is editor of a special issue of the Arts degree in Geology from Har special gold medal Wednc day to Vice Adm. Hyman lIt "My Son Leonardo," at the Iowa Business Digest devoted to G. Rickover - the man who remembered thai Crippled Children Ii. Contemporary American vard. He was ordained a priest in the problems and opportunities of 1936 after theological studies at straight line is thc harte l distance between ~l"tmaker's Annual Exhibition, small business. evcn iC it crosses several senior admirals. Clinic April 22 IM:ld In the ncw Art Center at De Weston College. , QUAD SHORTS Pauw 'Unlversity, Greencastle, Ind . The publication, freo oC charge He is now Society of Jesus Di· Sen. Clinton P. Anderson /D·N,l\1.l, who heads The Stale Services for Crippled to Iowans. deals with problems rector of Weston Observatory and I He~all!O showed a work entitled the Congrcsslonal Atomic Energy Committee, be· Children cSSCC I will hold a field .these beautifully that must be met and solved by chairman of the Department of stowed the medal on RickQver a lop congres ional clinic in Spencer Wednesday, Al?riJ "if lln'enlo ~n 'Cardiel." GeOphysiCS, Boston COllege. those wishing to start a small leaders from both parties looked on h'J the vaulted 22, for children r~om eight' counne tll/tored shotts arc A.fI!I~ J 'filS one of 12 Ameri, bUSiness, 'as well as problems that Father Linehan has done geo· auditorium or the Senate's new $25 million office build· in northwest Iowa . lorlg on comfort • develop as tile business eitpands. logical and geophysical work in Medical speCialists and profcs search of petroleum, and for cn ing. o"d good tostc/ sional personnel from SUI, loca \ " • • gineering of damsitcs, highways Tbe award was presented al what was scheduled ~ ~o(O~i sf / '/I Tbree SUI professors spoke at a tion o.t the ~C<;;, . will exaJUillll comfortable. , I and other struclures in many a~ Rickover's ann\lal report to the committee on the (4 I I ~ sPJTIanUcs conference in New York children' slltferirig' 'from cnro'OIc Ilr (fast) fitling. parts of the Western Hemisphere. Navy's Atomic Reactor Program. f ,'~ I , ., I . t\lis week. J crippling conditions. • I , , I II I I v 10('. Anyone may attend the lecture. I ( ,. t/,)as'l'a~li'~ I ,I ", ~ rrb ; :Visit"S'lJF James A. Va" Allen, hcad of tile There is no admission price. ~ -. . Department of Physics, was a fea· yJ>u'U wan~ tured speaker at the Alfrcd Korzyb· As Fresh as ', ' several pair, ~ki, M~m(,lr'al ~Y'f1lposjJtIll hcld: at , , n r, ~ft}C .·r Wpe too: Oal-negi In ernatl0981 ~ tim Debate, Forensic I , t Il p Earl Ingerson" professor of ge· ter. Also participating in the con· five lIillety five ference were Wendell Johnson, pro Finals Held Here , , ~ "'" a\ the University i>[ Texas, fessor of psychology and speech Spring Flow~rs \ttl. ~ ' a visiting lecturer at the \' ~ . ~y Department Monday pathology, and Russell Meyers, Over Weekend ~ ullIi'ough Wednesday of next week. chairman of the division of neuro· b surgery. Many Iowa high school students II Ingerson, who served as chief are in Iowa City to compete in That's how you'll look III the geochemistry and petrology • • • the state finals of the 53rd Annual and feel when you let A. Doyle Moore, instructor in de· br8JICh of the U.S. Geological Sur Iowa Higb School Forensic League, Black tone's vey \ from 1947 to 1958, will give sign and candidate for an ad· Thursday through Saturday. I a special public lecture on the vanced degree in Cine arts, pre· The forensic, finals being held design your hair style! I tralblng and use of earth scientists pared two works of graphic art concurrently with the Iowa High Our coifs arc exciting designed and printed in the typo· by I'" Kassia at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in School Play Production Festival and new - just like tile 1~logy lecture room. graphic laboratory of the SUI and the All·State Oral Interpreta School of Journalism. These works tion Festival, will include original Spring itself! Ingerson's visit is sponsored by have been selected for display in .•• Wlth.dt .eelnr •• , complete J American Geological lnstitute oratory, extemporaneous speaking, Br14.1 Servlee.. fhvUaUonl, An Stephen6 u.e the second annual Iowa Art Direc· nOUln,cements, Imprinted ".pllfnl. 'I as patt of a new Program of Visit· debate, radio-speakJl1& and oral in Weddtn, boOk., Thank You no'u, tor's Exhibit, which opcned in Des Ci clothiers & haberdashers iiII Geoscientists. The program is terpretation. Wed.I., Pllolo•• Wed.I",' Flowe ... Moines Saturday. The Extension Division, the de WeddlnJ Cakes, Mlull an.d )fl.e. tor mell S\lJlPOrted by ~ grant from the The exhibit is schcduled herc I'/DI •• NaUoniU Science Foundation. partment of speech and dramatic Blackstone Beauty May 25 through June 20 in the arts, and the Iowa High School HALL'S BRIDAL SHOP 20 5. Clinton Objectives of the program are Communications Center. Forensic League are sponsoring 127 Squth Dubuquo I to '''aken interest of promising Dial 5825 • • • the three·day session. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Salon - students in geology and geophysics Froderick P. B.l1Iobuhr, asso· The SUI Extension Division will and In career opportunities in these ciate' professor in the School of award certi ficates to high schools To Sell Items Quickly, 118 st Dubu,qu. fields, to hel\> facqlty m~mbers Religion, was elected vice·presi and individual students who rate Use An Iowan Want Ad 'tf.1r;.'1" become bet~er informild on devel- dent of the Midwest Section of the "superior" in the finals. The Iowa ) I tpments In research, and to im 1- ' !fI r:ll.j American Oriental Society at its High School For~nsic League will ~ .t ( " r t prove understanding of the geo annual meeting in Ann Arbor, award keys to the highest raling ICleoc~s on the campus and in the Mich . students, and will give trophies 'bat community. THIS rEST WILL GIVE) pe:~~ Bargebuhr presented a paper on to the highest rating school in Class ( • "The Response oC a Jewish Elite A (schools with an enrollment over Do }6u Think ·for YOurself? YOU A CLUE I ),': / strwn- of Cordova to the Emancipatory 3(0) debate and to the highest rat Precedent of the Ummayyads" to ing school in Class B (enrollment 1. I( your parents exhibited "baby pictl.\l"es" of you AD 5. Mathematiea ie your pooreet lubject, yet you are . AD to a friend, would you be (A) embarrassed? (8) lucinated by the idea of beinl an atomic physiciet, the society. under 3(0) debate. Higbest raling 80 -0 1l! j P~ne Defies ~-~ merely interested in your friend's reaction? (e) cO Would you (A) try to overcome your difficulties doing this , ~ ... . • • • state finalists will also win four· just plain annoyed? with math? (8) pick an euier occupation? (o) CO H. Garl.nd Horshoy, Iowa Geo· year scholarships to SUI in the ~ ask younell U it'l pb)'Biea you like or ita clamour? ~~~!,I logical Survey Director and Iowa colleges of liberal arts, education, , b~'\WJ. 'BeNin Ceiling state geologist, has been elected engineering and business adminis· 2. You are making a speech-and suddenly find you AD have a large hole in your clothes. Would you (A) 6, Your roommate ie a nice person, but. luddenly AD president of the Association of tration. aD takes to aaMlrtinc an ability to foretell the future. , aot.N, ·Germilny (All ~ Tho American State Geologists. excuse yourself and leave? (B) pretend you didn't -0 SUI staff members, graduate and • ~ ::i V( cO Would you (A) notify the authorities? (B) imore "-J, Air Foret Woclnosd.y wnt Hershey has been active in water undergraduate students are acting ~~~( know the hole was there and finish the speech? CO (e) cover up the hole with a handkerchief? the whole thine? (e) elve him teata to prove to ., . !t..~lrd high·flyln, tr.nsport resources conservation on both the as judges for the various events. ~ him he's wroD,l . '""'" I mtf\th to Borlln in do· state and national levels for a Robert L. Gregg, assistant pro .. ...~ . ~ of I Soviet to,OOO-foot number of years. He served on fessor of speech and dramatic art, 3. Would you rather have the characteristics of (A) AD - 7. Do you believe the maxim "It'l a lone lane that AD . ~bat. Soviet i-t. sh.dowocl tho President Eisenhower's cabinet on is the manager of the conference. U.S. Grant? (8) Thomas Edison? (e) J. P. Morcan? • /IIIIIM baa no tumin," ie (A) a complete Don aequitur? IIot water resources policy in 1954-55. -0 -0 ...., but cld bUll It lion ~ (B) a well-knoW1l fact? (e) an alluaioD to _.com- cO , ~;. PI'Iviout O(c ..lon" U.S. - ~ eo o '. mon phenomenon? . r~ltil. wid. j. You have taken your date to dinner -and. find you AD ~ ~) !lOW Air Forco flight r.lwd haven't money to tip the waiter as''weU as take aD 8. 'Would you ntber have as a birthday preeent (A) AD 1J!ie your date home. Would you (A) ignore tbewaiter? ,.~YI"" In Brlt.ln. Author· Heating-Cooling cO BOmethinJJ:peDlivel (B) lOm.thine lonr-lutin,! -0 (8) take bim aside and tell him you'll ,tip him next (e) BOlD C beautiful! ;II.. eourco, Mid Brit.in I, .day? (e) tip him and walk your date home? CO .",.,... ",t • U.S.·Sovl.t flu. r~ .. the .Ir corridor Imperil .n f4. ·... WISt summit mHting this , , ~ , DRANDrs ~·, 4tnIiMIINlry roporh showocl . I lllifeur.ontinoci turboprop tr.n, 207 North linn Mrt wu IIOf fereocl to eM",e -... or muc:e .Ititudt from Phone 1.0741 SEE THE II. "'MIon.. htl,ht of 21,011 fIot, "IS.... .' ARKLA·SERVEl "all.year" UNIT at KELLY HEATING SERVICE 1020 So. Linn Phon. 3520
.1.8., ...... U,..,...... c.p. t ~or ONLY VICE ..OY HAS A THINKIN8 MAN" 7heII Ma'n"WhoTh.enks T~ He.mself Knows - · .... ILT!R ... :4 'MOKlNG ,MAN'S TASTE I. p .... 4-THE DAILY IOWAN-low.!! City. t... - Thursday, April 16. 1fSt F -EWERS.: Converli Men's StJti Sftished · 21 S. CII ",,.1 Cleveland Indian's Lead American League carefree • • • "''"1 'I Bill L. Beard shOuld buy a h because they're the ... I I keep his camel Homer In 10th Wins 2-1; Nth degree in Beard reporLcl cushion sale comfort. : I daY 'mat the Ii Net Team Begins Season because Florsheim hOs .' ' I been ~ashed fc burnished the fine' .1' A's Beat White Sox 10-8 wilhin.a ye~r .. Iowa loot ball candidates enjoyed leather to a rugg~ I Beard said U CLE ELAND 11\ - A two-out ational League pennant contend. warmer weather Wednesday after softness . • . • ; •. ) COIlvertible top home run by third ba man er Wednesday a they dropped noon as spring practice entered Friday At Southern ·lIIinois They' re the perfect COlI)- • ,aiD entrance II Woody Held broke a lOth-inning tht!ir filth game in a row before its third day. plement to light spri", ;. (~Jocker , som tie Wednesday nd gave Cleve- Cincinnati Redleg power. 10 to 5. BV DON FORSYTHE of their 12 matches at home this at articles werl The empha is wa on blocking clothing. land' Indians a 2-1 victory o,'er The Reds got a homer and 16 hits. StaH Writ.r year. tBradJey and Western Michi ar was as Bob Flora and Archie Kodro , Iowa's tennis team. defending gan will furnish the opposition May , parki~ g ~be~~OitthTige~ ·htlt . wt·a ~d ~l~t~:;.,::,:: ==I~ ~ ....J: 00: I: assi led by la t year's guard Big Ten champions, begins its 2 and 4. This year's Big Ten the r bery. I ~ ou~ tralg VIC ory an I"rl~d. Dan cob .a •• G~n 111 and ~ the Tiger mlh 10 • Fall": Nuxhall.. abe tTl and BalJ .. y. tandout Gary Grouwink I, put the ootdoor sea on thi weekend at tourney will be held in East Lan ...., W NuxbllL L - ~end . Carbondale, Ill. The Hawkeyes C a I [c Li h . th e 1 hvl ns win- Home runt _ PItt bur,h. Hoak fll. freshmen and a Cew veteran line sin, Mich.. 1ay 21-23. ninge t pitcher last ea on with Cincinnati. L~ncll '1'. Pinson Itl. met both Southern lllinois and "Q d h' . his (. Balley men through a po I-lead drill 1..... , am t victory In Irst .t, . Ea tern in dual meets Friady and 1959 tart. He ga.. up nin hit which involved some two-on-one aturday. and had a shutout until the ighth cOntact. Despite the loss of Bob Potthast inning wh n Eddie Yo t singled Sig Eps Advance 'Whit y" Piro and J rry Hilgen- and Joe 1artin, Coach Don Klotz and eam hom on Larry Doby's berg also held a blocking ion believes thal his team will be triple. To Bowling Finals tor the ends and back . nearly as strong as last year·s. Detroll _.• _. or.o 000 010 I I 0 The two group combined "We should be strong contenders CI.,eland .... 000 100 000 1- 2 6 1 Bill DeKock, A3, rowa City, roll· for the title again," he commented. 110 l~nlnC.1 to run through plays. Units were Fo\·tack. Nar'" kl "1 and n.,rIMt.t; cd a 590 serie to lead Sigma Phi quarterbacked ag In by fre bm n Hoeding the liat of return teLl hind Nixon. L - Narleekl. int I.... rmen il Art Androws. Hom run - Clcov land. Held 13. Epsilon into the (inal of the All· Ed Trancygier. Wilburn Hollis and niver ity Bowling Champion hip Bruc Mitchell. last YOlr's Big Ten sintles A's 10, ChiSox 8 Tue. day night. The sweat uiled vets spent the titliit. Androws has a record of The defending univer ity cham afternoon. for a ood whi! under 17 wina and one lou in dual meet competition over the PISt HICAGO LfI - Kan a City pion won four games and tied one their own upervision, working on two selsona. 100 ed an xlra·base bombardment, to defeat Lower A oC the Quad plays. Olen Tr adway quarterback including pitcher Bob Grim' grand rangle leagu . ed thi group and Don Horn. A semifinalist in tile last two slam homer. and staved oU Chi· The winner of nexl Wednesday' mi sing Tu day, w th fullback. CAA meets, Andrews was de Mitch Ogiego and Willie Fleming feated last year by Soulhern Cal's cago lO-8 Wedne day to snap the series between Alpha Kappa Psi, Big Ten Champ White Sox' winning treak at four. profes ional fratcrnity, and En were still mi ing. Alex Olmedo and the year before It WIlS th season' fIr t triumph sign, of the Hillcre t I agu , will by Sam Giammalva of Texas. Both for the Athl tics who e attack in· m I Sigma Phi Epsilon Saturday, are now on the U.S. Davis Cup c1uded a two-run hom r by Kent April 25 to det rmine the All-Un!· SQuad. Hadley. triples by Whitey ilerzog, ver ity Championship. In addition to Andrews, Klotz DA Stra'nded Runners ha Don Middlebrook, John Sloy, Bob Cerv and Joe De Mae lri and Th four I ague winners arC: double by H nog and Hadley. Bill Voxman and John Nadig re Sigma Phi Epsilon, Social Frater turoing. All are juniors except C X.nu. CIty. 125 000-10' 2 nity league; Lower·A, Quadfongle hlo.,o 'lO1 CJ(I() 07t- • II 2 Middlebrook. a senior. Middle· Orin•. Tomanek la •. M~)'~r lal. Gor league; Alpha Kappa Psi, prof s- man .81 and lIou : Lalm.n. Shaw 131. Hurt Hawl c...... If C.pltel & Burll...,... Dial 2134 THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, la.-Thursday, April te, 19S'-Pag. 511i------I ~ r~"!'I"!~'!II'I-~-~-~III'!'!~~~~~~~~~~~·iII CAN SAVE THE Convertible Top 80 Will Attend . I• ONE HOUR MARTlN~:~ Siashed 2nd Time Industry Meeting Plan Cheerleading Tryout Y 0 U r' I~ I The Department of Mechanical • CLOSEOUTS Bill L. Beard. G, Decator, Ill., Engineering at S I will be hosts • DISTRESS INVENTORIES should buy a hard top car - or Saturday to sam 80 per oos at the To Elect Eight ' Members keep his convertible in a garage. firth On·Campus College·Industry Prelly good at an "cee-oh-wah· 23 and rooms 321A Scnaeffer Hall • JOB LOTS Beard reported to police Wednes. Conference. according to Edward wah?" Apr. 23·27. AU tryoul will be Cram • OBSOLETE GOODS ~.. M. Mielnik, assistant profe or oC 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.rn. each day. Final Anyone with the inleresl, the day 'mat the lop oC his car had mechanical engineering, pr¢am judging oC lhe cheerleaders will be • RAW MATERIALS been 'Slashed for Ihe second time chairman. ability and poise it takes to be a Apr. 27. Student who tryout must • SURPLUS INVENTORIES within, a year. Jointly sponsored by the sm cheerleader is urged 10 tryout next attend all se sian . Beai"d said Ihieves slashed the Department oC Mechanical En· week, Dick Weiner, A3, Villisca, Weiner said usually more women convertible top Tuesday night to gineering and Ihe American Society said. than men allend the tryouts. He ANY QUANTITIES - LARGE OR SMALL gaill entrance 10 his car. A metal of Tool Engineers, the conference All eight positions on the squad urged everyooe interested to par fof!'locker, some books and sever· program will deal wilh broaching, ticipate so that as good a squad as a1 articles were stolen. a tooling process ill which melal will be open under the method of possible may be elected. TURN IDLE ASSETS INTO ;l~r was in the South· Quad· is removed from a manufactured cheerleader sel clion adopted last .. parking lot at the time of part with a saw·like tool, called year. Cheerleaders wiJJ be judged Odorles., Moth the r bery. a proof Dry Cleanln, accordlOg to poise, personality, MONEY ·QUICKL Y gymna lic skill, and the ability to Me Firsi? execule the Cour cheers taught to SUBMIT OET AILS OR SAMPLES . . all who are trying out. Dad Decides Who Has . . Four men and four women will DON/T LET THE PRICE GIVE QUANTITIES AVAILABLE be selected by the officer of the Tonsils Out First DESCRIPTIVE LITERATURE pep council: Ihe retiring captains . FOOL YOU! AND PRICES ASKED of thc cheerleading squad, Jean SYRACUSE, N.Y. "" - " Dad Hansen, A4, Cedar Falls, and dy, can I go first." Many people feel that low Weiner; and [r. and Mrs. Sam Th. small voic. started the quality is synonymous witb Bailie, ch erleading spon or . clamor. All fiv, begged to go low price. It just i n'l so. Our Tryouts wiJI be held in rooms first. Thi. was the day the Corri· tremendous volume aUows us ALLSTATES MERCHANDISE to make less on each ham· 310 and 315 Schaeffer Hall Apr. 20- gan triplets and th.ir two olftr sist,rs w.re having their. ton· bUrger In order to seU more. fact. . ils out. CORPORA TION Ah""'. ' I~/II" I~. , ...... ItCmlSlN l "UL'" mm ISTC Teachers " D.bby will go first," the fa· th.r, William Corri,.... , d.cid· To Speak Here ed. "Then B.tsy, Sharon, Karen "From a Fish Hook To A Freight Car" IOWA CITY and Billy." 118 ROEBLING STREET COMMUNITY THEATER Ross Jewell and Elaine Mc " Oh boy:' said Debbie, ,. Brooklyn 11 , N.Y. Davitt. in truclor at Iowa Stale Betsy, 7, a nd the triplets, 4"", Teachers College, will speak at a laughed in th.ir room at Syra· Coble Address preM2nlj meeting of the SUI Communica cus. General Hospital. EVergreen 8·0337 "AlMERCO" lion Skills staff Monday afternoon " Th. doctor told us all the ton· Ownerl from 3:30 to 5:00 in the South River sils w.r. bad," said Corrigan. Room of the Iowa Memorial Union . " So decided to do It all at on. w. , ' . '" '( DARK OF THE MOO Jewell and McDavitt will dis· tim• . " cuss U1e freshman composition and A hospital spokesman said the CITY HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM speech programs at I.S.T.C. tonsils were cll,ped successfully. APRIL 17 and 18 ... SUDDADS Classified - I roWA'S FINEST ••• Autos for Sale Miscellaneous Personal Loanl 8:00 P.M. Advertising Rates • JrX. More Protein 19~5 Pontl"c v·a Exe..l1 nt condition. ~------PERSONAL )0',"1 on typewriters, TICKETS $1.00 c.w.. ... p...."... .. 8-&887 aner & pm. 4-22 36" Toppon Ran,•. 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Phone FOR RENT _ room. lor ,raduAte or With Advrntur~ In 4·17 workln, ,lrlq, 319 N, Capitol or call A SMASH Help Wanted PORTABl.E Iypewrlte-..- , - d-r,-w- I-na- let.. 8·3251 8rter 5 p.m. 4·18 "Thunder Road" rifles Ind 22 platol., Rol/ club. and ROOM ror student or work Inll m.n, Phone 4191 bullJ) Tennl. racket •. radios, fIeld II ••• • 6682. . .21 .P lu s Thl; ExcWne Co·Jllt HIT! WANTED - Fry COok. mole or remale. CIon up help. Apply In P • STRAND • LAST DAY BARRACK >and boxes tilled, $2 .00 and lost and found up. Phone 8-.707. 5·16 TWO bedroom home, near Courl Hill. 2 - Technlcolor Hits WANT ADS LOS,!, : Trench coal 81 Dance Class In $1,900.00 down, ,75.00 per month. In - ELECTROLUX "ales and service. O. K . 'Vomen's Gym. name inside; have rludlna loxes and Insurance. Phone "FRAULEIN" 1hrla. Phone &«>114. 4·30R yours. Call E> ANNA .MAGNANI in "The- Awakenina" ,_ 2 FIRST RUN ART FILMS-I ,------...;.,----,------.... ------~...... -...... - - . BAILEY M 0 R T "011. lUCXY Iowa Th •••n HOL.DI" CllSTOMEIS •• • THEY'll LAUGH KILL.ER! TH~~E~ AGeAL THEil HEADS Off-AllO THIN' IN THERE:! Nf) I)C)WN A limE, TOO'" -H. Y. re.. )'1\ l'MI~Nrl' t. '-"****"___~~- COillPANION mllURE 1'... 6-THE DAILY IOWAN-lew. City. 1•• -TlwntIar. April tr. tn. Dulles- Tibet Crisis Called Internal Search• Continues. (Continued from Page 1) Benson and Postma tcr General By Indian Official At ISTC Arthur Summerfield. Both have for Space Capsule served since the Prcsident took of· CEDAR ]o'ALLS IA'I - India con· cloMCI Wednesd.y with • Meant! (ice in January. 1953. siders the anti·Communist rebell· speech by How.rd L, a.. muan" ~. , allh s hed In VANDENBERG AIR FORCE space wa achicved by a pre-sct AI.... Dv.... • activities In the ion in Tibet an Internal aUair of Columbl. Univerllty. BASE. Calif. CUPI I - The polar· I a~toma~c device withjn ~ ve· ...... ttl 1ncruM4 .,.culatloft Cbina and will not interlere in it, He said the United States should - he _Itt __ hll ..., girdling Discovcrer J1 alcllile bas hlele, It was reported. Initially. publicly disassociate itself f~rd' ...... Iwr. an Indian diplomat said Wedncs· ejected its man.in. a h a command signaled from the the defense oC Matsu and Que~ [ p ce re arc ground was to have sprung the The 86-year-old olficial conferred day. capsule and there till i rcmote container to drilt down throu&h at leJ1f1h with the Prcsident at At the same Ume Chandra Shek· islands off the coast of China hope of its recovery, the Ad\'anced the aLmo phere with a parachult' Aucusta last week before golng on har Jha, India's permanent repre· Such action may enable this couo.' Research Project Agency CARPAl to slow its descent. lo New Orleans to make a hard· sentative to the United Nations, Iry to extricate itself [rom 811 ex' disclosed Wednesday. But when there was M Indica· bitllng cold war speech oC a type made his remarks to the Ail-Col. plosivc situation, he added. " I uaually reserved for a Secretary 01 lege ConCerence on International H anyone kn w where the multi. ti .... from the Dilc.ve,..r th.t It Our Far East policy had ,...cted. ,.... rchen pinned State. ACfalrs here, Red China reminded ~ place Asia first and China milliOn dollar, 16O-pound package their dwindling ...... If flndlnt India it had no business in Tibet· ,lee· He lliso was witb tbe President ond , he said. It is more Utlpor. plunged back toward the earth out if such • c.pau" ceuld ,.. when Eisenhower conferred with an affairs. tant Cor the United Statlls .to hold I Crom the Discoverer 1I 's orbit. tum to .arift frem ertHt en the the Secretary Monday at the Wal· Sine. TI"'t Is ,.rt .. China. the loyalty and cooperation of scientists declined to tate its posi. autematlc trig.. "", .viu. ter Reed Army Medical Center. Jh. Nld. the ,.volt doe, not .n· As head of the government's other Asian countries, such as Ja.' Uon except as being In th north It was not stated how the the 1 mechanism worked, although pre- Chief Intelligence Agency, the danger the "5S ' .greement .. pan and India, thaD to placate po ar region. They wanted to saCe· IImlnary brieCings suggested that younger Dulles has kept abreast of Asi.n countri.1 that calls for interests of Chiang" Chi·shelf and, the Chinese Nationalists, Boorman guard the information to gh'e maxi· explosive bolts and springs might day·by-day development$ and diplo .....11 .....lon and non-Int.rter mum chance oC regaining the baby separate the package a fore· malic maneuverlngs in advance pi said . f , .nc. In .ach other'. aH.ir•• moon's vital cargo. runner to pulling living organisms, the Foreign Ministers' meeting in .' t , : The ARPA a_.ment ..Id mice, monkeys or men inside. - Geneva next month. But he told Jthe 600 persons at· Crom the speeding carrier . Herter, who hall been Acting SPORTING SUIT,"", the ,. I Clvb d.ys. Sharon V.n Ot.. hen. A2. Molin. III, (left) sh_1 Donn. tending the tonference at Iowa • ''''flly that .nalysl, .. radio ..... E~ward 5.' Secretary since mid· February, did GuliclclOfl. Al. O... IIMI .... III •• hew It w.~ done In the goo4 old day •. The girls ar. h.'plng to c.lebfal. State Teache!'S College, there can Rose:'.,. cen and tal.matry ,'-n.'1 frem nothing to support or lessen the be no doubt the affair has hurt M.ke our PHARMACY 'your Headqu.rt.rs for VITAMIN the matMr v.hlcle indicat.d the previously . hcld assumption he _the__ Slth__ ._ nnl_ w_... _ .. _ ry_" __ W_ R_A_ t.da_ _ y _. ~-D_~._"Y_I_o_w_._n _P_h_o_to_. ___ the prestige or the Chinese Com· would gel the Cabinet post. He reo PRODUCTS - we c.rry mctJt • capaul. actually eIld .Ied •• ".. Senate Argues munists in Asia. fused to see photographers or all Brands .nd of course r ~r dIcte4. Jha said at an earlier press con· own Formul.tion •• as MU~ ,I. newsmen on grounds that such ac· Cerence that in' the past Tibet has PLE VITAMINS containing 1- The information - hailed jubi· tion would be presumptious at thi Jury Out; , Still Opposed Open House enjoyed a great deal more auton· tamins. Min.ral, and LI. lantly by American scienti ts as a Appointment stage. Extract, on. a day - and .. . aut he had pewerfvl support in Connie Waits . '.. , . omy than China, but he added it new space triumph - wa reo has not been independent in the cours. I.t us FILL YOUR C..,.,.... II the ....t .,.liliN For WRA's PRESCRIPTION. ceived after 6 p.m. Tuesday when sense that it has had diplomatic SUCC•• SIr t. the .iII", Dullu. In For Verdict To, P~an For Cor the moment all plan were Of Mrs. Luce •• ".... 1'" ,...ret .t Dulle.' relations with otber countries. dashed fot' snatching the cap ule "The dominant pattern has been DRUG SHOP WASHINGTON (UPI) - Clare ,...'-nat'-. many c..,.r•• ,"*, lNDIANAPOLlS !UP}) _ A 50th Birthday 109 S, Dub.,..ut A. in the air over the Pacific Ocean. • ."..,sH cenfHhnce In H.rt.r )·u.... of 12 men deliberated Con. Boothe Luce. Pre ident Eisenhow· ,,-14 he ... named t. the post. ., Flood Control The Women's Recreational As· ofthat China when isthe strong central it government dominates i~iiii~1ii~~iiiiiii: "Several reports of visual sight· er's choice a new Ambassador to Se If'k M ans f le Id (D M t I nie Nicholas' Cate Wednesday afler sociation (WRA ) will celebrate its Tibet, and when the Chinese gov· Ing and radio contact Crom the Brazil, was accused WedllClday of e th Se 'F on .. , the reminder from the stale that COUNCIL BLUFFS (.fI - Op· '!:...... :.. ol ernment is weak Tibet tends to capsule are being carefully Cheeked meddling in Italian afCalrs when am...... e nate oretgn the Biblical punishment for mur. position to President Eisenhow· 50th anniversary today at the to determine the probable landing she represented this country In Relations Committee and Assistant der was the shedding one'S' own er's "no new starts" policy on women's Gym. The public Is in· get autonomy," he said. area in the polar region," ARPA \lome and of making "hi,ghly sub senate Democratic Leader, Hid he blOOd.. floOd COJItrol and land reclamation vited to attend the open house at IncII'a might ••pen..ne. some said. versive" statemenl~ In U.S. 9011. hoped Dull~' UCCes50r would The jury was locked in a small projects dominated a meeting of 4 :30 P,pl. where a skit 10iII be dlfflcultle. bec.u.. of glwlng h.· A spokelm.n ca,.. f u I I Y lical campaigns. "cpme (rom within the Depart· basement room only a CeYl'1 feet the iMlssouri River States Com. given followed br a coffee hour. Yen to the D.I.I Lam•• Tibet'. ment in. the persoo of Herter so mittee ' Wedm!sday. .".leftd dlscu ..ion .. the ~llu.1 The trim, i1ver·halred diplomat that,contil)ulty w1l1 be maIntained." from the courtroom where they In honor of the occasion, Mrs. fugltlwe tempor.1 and spirltu.,1 ... signal a,peds .. the .i.dleD insisted she "did not intervenl - HertE;r already had received the held the trial of the tiny divorcee Some '30 members, including the Alice Wllkensen Bates, founder rul.r. Jh... id. al to time .nd place. but I",' did not take sides" In ltaUan poli· endorsement of Sen. J . Wi11Ia~ accused of slaying Ell' UUy Vi~ gov rnors ot three states, agreed the organization, will be present. "It i$ possible that allegations lUted It W.I • ..fe conclullon tics or, as also charged. maneuver FulbrigJit CD·Ar,k .1 , the PQwer[ul Pre Ident Farrest Teet after he to ' forward a statement to the WRA W.l\S called I Club in 1908; would J>e made that India is a ttt.t • tel.m.try channel built for American 0\1 intere ts there, cbalrman Of the Foreiin R~latiollS rnded tb ir lS-yellT aCleir for a Hbuse Appropriations Colnmittee later changed to WAA (Women's ~ase for activities against China," Into the ..t.lllt. h.d ..nt back Com~ttee . new lover. '. . ~uestlng thl! "continued orderly Athletic AsMGi~tiOll) iD ,,915 and he said. "Bu£'" I don't say Mrs. Luc. eIld conce. ttd.t , .vHicl.nt data. lOme .. her comments In pell Tbe Corlller Massachusctts ~ov· Mrs. Nicholas waited "Il block ae~~lopmeDt" of the five·billion· again elianged in 1939 'to WRA. necessarily will happen." , , 'When the satellite came over tJcal cam,.I.,. he,. datlnt IN~ ernor' bas ~n workln" long hours, awAy in the women's' section of the dotJar Missouri Basin program At present, the organization in· The lndian represcntadve said one of the tracking taUons, the to 1940 m.y haw. been .. ,nt..... despi{e a long·standlnll arthrltic 1conn ty jail along with 11 other Ie· started In 1944. cludes many sports unlike those or he didn't favor censuring Red ~~~~~~~i~~=~~ signal wa like a little statement perat.,'· lut 1M wevlcl net ,.. condition that left his partially male prisoners Including one GoY. John E. D.vl. of North the time oC its origin when only China's action aiainst Tibet in the BEAT THE HIGH Cd$.T saying. 'the switch has been trad th.m. crippled. He was named Tuesday awailing trllll for murder. She Dakota.. R.publican .nd the baseball and hockey were offcred. United Nations. OF LIVING tripped,' " this source elaborated. to head tbe U.S, delellallon 10 the bad been unabl(' to cat ' llnything commiH.. chairm.n. .rr.ng.d The que lions were rai ed at a Today, WRA includes badminton, "I don't think censure solves WITH A MOBILE HOME , "U mean we now know positively Western Foreign Ministers Confer. and had only a cun of milk after the ",..tlnt h.,. after the Pr.si canoeing, basketball, hoc key, meeting of the Senate Foreign Re anything. It gives satisfaction, but $elected from Our LI",' $tIel the switch wa tripped. And it lations Committee by Chairman ence in Parla April 29 to prepare the casc went to the jury at 2:31 ...t arnltted about a dol.n Mis· camping, orchesls, Seals I swim· means the ejection was com· for Ihe "Big' Four" meeting. p.m. lOUr! I.sin proiects In hi. buclg· it only hurls relations." of Modtl, N_ on Displaj J . William Fulbright CO·Ark.) .and ming), rifles, social dance, tennis. TM three-day con fer e n c • Tarvel. ;Ma;tetk . pleted." Sen. Wayne Morse (D·Ore,). The President said In Augusta Reporter al the jail askcd Mrs. .t.ry recommendiition •• stunLs and tumbling. New Moon An.tln." that Herter would attend both Nicholas whether she was pre· TM President recommended Intramutals In basketball, bow· ABC lIfa,lbn .... He said, however, lIle "odds arc Fulbright put ocr a vote on he .tcbardson ]toyer.n pretty rcmote for r ecovery'" nomination until sOmetime next meetings regardless of who was pared to accept a verdict other sizeable amounts Cor several cur. ling, mixed golr, softball, swim· Shaata Travel Tralle •• · It took technical experts many week. He said Sen. WIlliam Lan. named as Dulles' successor. than acquittal. She produced a rent basin projects but he sup· ming, tennis, and vollcyball are FIRST IN SALES , hour to translate the information ger (R·N.D .) suggested that sOme quotAtion that had been sent her ' ported a policy of "no new starls" al 0 offered. Dec.vle lVe arp! Into scicntlClc Cact, even after the cbmmlttee mcmbel'8 who were net C by a stranger. It rea~: "G~ ,Iv' hi I die program as an economy In 1908, WAA consisted mainly of ~IRST IN SERVICE' I, ~8edvt:r r J I had pe ed within p sent Wednesaay' mlJtht'want to orti' ment~ I" me the strdnglh to accept I he rtI.ve. ' , ' gy,mnastic and folk dancing ex· GEORGE C. WILlIS''Co. ringe of II, station. r ad tlIe · hearl~ · reeerd.' I thl~s I cannbt chan~ , thl! coilr- M~e tln, with Davis were Go . hibitlons given at a 'ay Pole" u. 8 , ~IIW Ii . ' age to chf!nge the HHnis '1 ~an. and H 'r§c'h~1 • L6vetess of 10wa a'nd Cestival. I .' " Po slbly the world 's £ir t return Mo se HMr Ii riM Ms ~ltlt:lsm II ~J'. - "-1' " 1") '" , I i the wi dom to know the dlCCer- Go · · Ral '~1\ mrseth or SOu(H ' 'Da. c, ' 01 I . 0. ~ Ie C outer t6 lhe ' ~hate "lJoar "1111 ,'jalcf He (,":olltirtcJC9 r,~m R!W ' .1) ." .w '1 • J (, • would Hof -.b1 ltd! cdnflriri ahyofle •.1 ..... thi ... . , j ,,~ce . kota" bbth De\ndcrats, anB repte. Man tor- womIrtlJ... ·I" l.*ho /idlnlt rr"" . I..... I • One ne'r~ man. took a ,ll(IJI (Ie t\\ . ~fltAUves of I s~v e n oUler goVer. Set:Coin Ex' ~\if.jits ;, as sh 'd.id that sh;said Franklin British Fbtclitri::;ecrtltElf1l Selwyn reportcrs coversng the trIal as (0 nMls' in lite MISsouri Basin states " " , ,.Jj' ,L'~ , Rods6v It (,;&!s lh