Serving the State The Weather Universi~ of Iowa Campus and Fair and mild today. IIIP 78 to H. Pari', Iowa City doudy and mild FrIda,.
Est. 1868 - AP leased Wire. Wirephoto - Flv. Cents Iowa City. Iowa. Thursday. May 5. 1955 e ·e IS a ures ·ron Germans Join ObtaOn Marriage License To HonorS9 Independent At Finktiine Nalions Today An·nual Dinner, COLUMBUS. Ohio (Al) - SUI BONN. Germany (Thursday) F'lfty-nine cam p us Jeaders Virgil M. (IP) - West Germany joins the among men students at SUI have fears "we are not prepared for ranks of independent nations to been Invl d to atlend the 33d day, and a big economy ax annual Firlthlne dinner Tu day the problems that lIe ahead" be- sWinJs down on U.S. forces that at 6:30 p.m. In Iowa Memorial have occupied this counb y for Union. balances set up by the framers 10 years with British and French The dInner is a tradltionnl of the U.S. ConslltuUon Is breok- troops. event on the SUT campus. It was The big change comes auto innucurated In I!H7 by the late PresIdent matically as soon as British and W. O. Finkblne. a former Dcs Hancher French high commissioners de Moln I:>u In "man and an 1880 .there is a "revolutloll~ry and un Pres. Virgil M, l1ancher iraduate or th SUI coil e of posit their documents ratifying ,:onstilution:al struggle now in Speok" lU OMo Sial I' treaties restoring sovereignty la-w. Finkbine died in 1930. ·proiress for the suprem3cy of and permitting Allied troops to Theme of Dinner the legislative ov r the execu remain only IS defense forces. Theme of the annual dlnnl.'1' tive branche of our govern The United States and Germany will be "The Importnnce of Garner Cite's aheady have taken this step. Leadersh~p in the American Way ments - lederal and state." He ' old the struigle is serious at the Strict Economy of Life." Robert F. Ray, director of the SUI Institute Gf public af national level ond ev n more se~ This is what it will mean for fnirs, will serve as toastmaster. iou$ nt the state level. City's Future the Allied forces: Repre ntini sur alumni at Adclre 8 as Ohio State Strict economy is the order of the dinner will be George P. Hancher expressed his views in th ~ day. No more castles on the Lloyd. a 1926 &l'aduate of the a formol address at OhIo State School Needs ' Rhtne (or Allied high-ups. SUI cellece oC comm rce. Lloyd AYled troops in general will university. lie was chosen to give [owa City wlll need a new ele ts now a partn r in an invest • "The Shepard Lecture", dedicat mehtary school In the southeast be requIred to observe German lAP Wlr.pbolo l I P Wlr.p ... I.) ment and insurance firm In Jo ed to the late Dean Walter J. area of town In the near future. law. The Allied courts that tried MARION J\fARLOWE, In,er fired by Arthur God/rey April 15, Liet, Ill. LT. GOV. LEO ELTJlON WlaS a bu Y man Wednesday. the ac",-1 their various nationals for ot &djournmellt day 01 the 56th ,eneral umbly. lIere he IlfIlI bills Shepard. a dIstinguished AmerI Buford W. Garner, superinten poses with Larry Puck, 30 year her elder. ouhlde the maula,e F'aul Bartlett, 04, Bedford. taJ,k fenses have faded out. Military pa ed last aturday by the senate. Minute later he IlIp~ down can political scientist. dent of schoo14, Bald In a be license burea" In t. Loul city hall. The Lwo obtained their li wlll five lhe response for the fore the Lions club Wednesday. orfenses will still be tried by cense Wednesday and plan to be married Friday mornln, at the students attendIng the dinner. the back lair to act a rOVtTllor. in the absence of Gov. Leo Cltlng a steady encro:lchment Garner attrJbuted this to pos courts-martia l. home of Mis [arlowe's mother. Mr . Marion Townsend. In t. President Virgil M. Hancher will Poe&h. when committee arrived with notification tha~ both of legislative power Into the exe sible students from outsIde areas The soldiers will be able to Louts county. ('uck is a producer for Godfrey. deliver the traditional closing /Iou es were ready to adjourn sine die (without appolnUn~ a fu cutive functions of government. emblln~ &0 that seek annex keep their ~ost valuable privil address. \ure as date). He then returned to the unate join Mr. Hancher said: lIouse peaker A. . Jlanson In brln,ln' down their ,avela for ation to the Iowa eges - the right to buy customs Tappin&" Ceremonlel "By varIous devices the legis free goods in the servicemen's the la t time (hi se Ion. ( tory and another pi tun: p&,l'e 6) lative power seems destined City &chool dis During the dinner, Omlcron stores. This means continued ac through the years to C'fode the trict. ond to the Elect Spence to Delta Knppa. men's honorary so ,::onstructlon of powers of the executive lind re cess to cheap cigarettes, coffee. ciety, wIll "top" new members duce them to its will. or what Is the Procter and tea. liquor. perfumes and other (or In Illation. Frank Myers. M4. lually proba.ble to substitute Gamble phint. luxuries at p'rlces far below Ger Shcldon, ,presldent or the SOCiety, l Go r n e r pre man costs. will preside over the "tappina" iIs own committee structure In Scien'ce Academy the exercise or real executive dicted increases CI,areate Limit Cut c remony. In enrollrtlA!nt or But rations on some of these Kenneth W. Spence, he;td of power - oil without the trouble 290 in the junior Also attending the dinner will or Inconvenience of amendln, Items have. been cu!4,. at German the SUI departmcnt of psycholo of distiniui,l hed lentifle ...re- ~qo~ aod. pe slu(lenls still on the cDmpu!' Lhc constitution. Our nn stors tWl request, such as the present limit gy. was elccte~ to the Na(lonol search. who were guests at previous 31' In the sentor •. tt kl . Academy oC SCI(!nces lit the nca- thought that lhl~ Wilt the way or 10 pac k s 0. clgare es wee y demy's recent annual meeling in rn 1953. his work In condition dinner. alumni who attended high school In 1960-81. ing, learnIng lind motivatIon re to oppressive. or even tyrannical, He also prt!dleted II . blih for U.S. soldiers instead or 15. Washin,gton. D.C.. it was nn previous dInners whJJl! students WASHINCTON (Al)-The sen- government. It is far our "enera They ca". buy no package cartee nounced Wednesday. s(; arch brought the Iowa psy (lL SUI and friends of Finklblne. ate Wednesday night overwhelm- ent act expires June 12 this year. school enrollment. of l,G63 In It they II ve In ba rracks. chologist the annual Howard tion to decIde whether they were 1968-69 whic~ he said might The campus organizations and ingly passed President Eisen- 2. New power to cut tariffs 15 ;'Ight or wrong." The solcUers will still be able Spence is the second member Crosby Warren medal, the high the students who will represent hower's fo, eign trade blll. em- per cent In three successive 5 mean the con~truction of ·a 'new to drive their private automo- of the present ]owo faculty to est honor of the Society of Ex ChaD,e Public AWtude junior high sehooL • perimental Psychologists. He Is them: powering him to cut American per cent steps over the extension biles n c"eap quar'termastE!T be n~med to the academy, which Val ...., n,
,I ) I . Ii · \; Pa,e ~TBE DAlLY IOWAN-Iowa City, Ia.-Thur., May 5, 1955 . • • t Off the Hook? d I t o r I Nazism :~ 'Played Out,':. Subscription TM . I I .e. a I s t 'Democrats Re-Unit~ In Germany: Krekeler Stirs Hot Deb>ate (EDITOR'S NOTE: ThIs ls th ~ ------ NEW YO RK (IP) - The great ~------The coalition that has ruled congress for the p ast four Wrd of 12 fntervle'fl's by ~entral ever, that Germany will reach debate is on over whether a coin buy at the 'Sessions may be breaking up over fa rm price supports. Since Press corr,espOndent !\(ark Leo that status of equality envisaged nard with forelcn ambassadors box should be attached to your store. 1949 northern Rep ublican and southern D emocrats have com by lJte treaty that will take the Zenith has developed to the United States.) television set. 1loiii 'bined (orces against the liberal D emocrats of th north. place of the occupation statute types of operations. InternatiOllil and restore sovereignty." The F ederal Communications Telemeter corporation, JUbsid!, CUfl'cnt congressional hearings and deba te over farm price By MARK LEONARD "In our opinion," Krekeler Commission (FOC) in eaTly 'WASHINGTON - West Ger ary of PaTa mount Pictures cw· said, "rearming means our ob suppOrts may have ended this aIJ iance. man'y's ambassador 10 the Unit J une begins .formal consideration poration, has a COln-OIWIt.d 1 ligation to share the burden of ; Big-city D emocrats and labor lead ers have stayed out o f ed States said that Nazism, "has of whether it should authorize type. A third firm in tbe field played itse!! ou'1, in Germany defense carried by all Cree na is Skiatron Electronics and Teif. .farm ."Potier. for years, indicating that they couldn't occasional or even extensive usc d~ ba t es and' "has no chance oC exerting tions, it we want to enjoy the vision corporation with • coded care Jess. Most of the southern and midwestern farm bloc any Influence" ~en th·c repub privileges of partnership." of present free TV channels for punch card system. vote. therefore, has been directed against pro-labor legisla tion. lic becomes a reJrrped and S()V- CO-Existence subseription television. All have conducted ellt_, erign state. , Turning to the topic of "war or \. • T)lis s ~l}a ti oo f.as d ivided the D emocratic p arty for several Proponents contend it would tests to demonstrate the Ieduti. Ambassador·Helnz L. Kre.ke]er co-existence," Krekeler stated enable you, u~on payment of £al feasibility of their Systems. years, enabling the. Republicans to lose elections, but run coo- said, "The results'of all elections that he does not believe that l\3Y a dollar, to see a first-run Now ProhlbUe4 gress. ' in the past years show this. And anybody considers this the real movje, a current Broadway hit Others favoring subscrlptiQI ·T.ne urban-labor bloc has taken a firm sta nd on fann there arc no indicatlons that this choice in front of us. or a championship Iboxing bout. TV include sports promoltrs, situation will ch~e." "War," he said, "cannot be ilegislation in the curr:ent session of congress. CIO Presid ent And without commercials. T hey some stage actors and prod llCef1. Krekeler eXlpI'e.ssed complete considered an alternative be argue that it would supplement J oining the movie theaters ia confidence that thlfJ'aris aocords ~· Wal ~.t{e}l tpe r told a house agriculture committ e tha t labor cause it would mean utte,r de rather than substitute for tree opposition have ,been the N. tioo, gran ting sovereign ty to a re struction of everything that is .· was in' favar ·of a 90 p er cent farm price sup port program. armed
_ ..T,r .. ctors, Studonts, Craft Guild Mem bers' Works To 80 Sold- Plans Fall Wedding Cassill Wins Art For Motl1er ~ • Prize in Exhibit onherday- H. C. Cassill, instructor in the Slmday, May' 8 To Hold Craft, ·food, Book Sale Today SUl art d, parlment, was award ed a 'Purchase prize tor his in PERFUME FOR MOTHER ••• A painting by Prof. James Le taglio prin t "Sea cape" in tbe I Mr. and Mrs. Brooklyn Art Museum's 9th Na chay and sculpture by Prof. RAAlA] .... Humbert Albrizio. both ot th Bem8'Td Kenkel, tional Print exhibition, which aM department are among Item. Lotan, announce staMed April 27. Our French·Amerlcan that will be old today' at the the engagement O1her SUI faculty members I Perfume In Four ot th?ir daugh and students with prints in the Fragrance. Young Women's Christian asso .( ciation's cralt display and sale. ter, Pauline, to exhibition: Prot. Mauricio La The ale, pon ored by the Mr. James Kas sansky; Jean Kubota Casslll; I HERB FARM . ..• ter, Washinlton. Nancy Fisk, G. Iowa City; Doro An English Perfume YWCA advisory board, will be thy Hansen, G, Iowa City; Don held today trom 9:30 a.m to 5 Mi.ss Kenkel is a staff nurse at ald Kerr, G, Saginaw, Mich.; p.m. in the YWCA rooms in the THIS MOST APPLAUDeD Univ~Hy hos Moishe Smith, G, Detroit, M1eh., Iowa Memorial Union. Proceeds DUO IS ESPlClALL Y pita~. Me: Kas and J eanne Richards. FOR MOTHER'S DAY will go to the active Y group. ter is a junior in Boolc. Balce ale the college 01 Besides the craft sale. a book enlineering. A SANDMcn FILLING sale and a bake sale will be held fall wedding Is Add minced anchovies to II Mrs. Carroll Coleman, chairman planned. mixture of cream cheese Bnd butter for a delicious flIling for of the book sale, I. a i ted by 114 E. Wa.hln..... 1 Mrs. EJII New ome. Mrs. John party sandwiches. Craig is In cha. ge ot the bake sale. Drawings, ceramics, weaving. leather, and metal works will be IOWA'S FINEST ... included in the crall sale. Mrs. J. A. Van Allen, chairman of the • 9 Vitamins and Mineral. YWCA advisory hoard commit Miss Pauline Kenkel tee, is in charge. Mrs. Ralph L. • 20% More Protein Shriner arranged the displays. Calcium aDd PhOllpb.,.. Crill Work by tudenta • Tastes Better, Tool The craft work was done by League of Women VO.ters sur students in varlou art and IVI.E\\'lNG CRAFTS AND FOODS whleb will be sold at lhe Younr Women's Christian a oclaUon craft courses and by members of are, left, CyntbJa Borcherdln" N3, Frederlcksbur.. , and Laureen Fifield, At, Cedar Rapid,. the [owa City Craft guild. Fifield Is holdln, a waler pltchl!r or vase. AJ 0 shown are brownies, potholder. copper- The baked goods and used re, aalled nuts and a water palntln,. To Hear State Legislators books will range In price Irom Sen. D. C. Nolan (R-Iowa City) 5 cents to $1.25. Books wlll in and Representative Scott Swish ~ attend the luncheon nre urged clude works by Hemingway, er (D-Iowa City) will review to come tor the discussion which T. S. Eliot, Shaw and Sharp. the legislative s ssion at a • Gowns Show Foreign Students Homemade cakes, cup cakes, will bealn about 1 p.m. ridal luncheon meeUne Monday of the Brlenn.. Mee&I" .. for Dtle.-ales Sh D ~JO'] HER . Plan Open House cookies and bread will be sold League ot Women Voters. The at the bake sale. luncheon will begin In the Elks Other meetings this month club dining room at noon. will include a briefing meeting convention delegates to the FLOWERS As guest speakers, Nola!! and tor Swisher w!ll discuss many or the state convention and a board I ::. meelln,. on her dayl ong-Torso nfluence ~{~~::~:;£;~:~, :~; ~~PH~n~~ ~~~':'o~:e impartant issues ot the last ses B3' DOROTHY ROE InternatIonal Center between I sion including tax measures, The briefln, meetin, will be f t Graduating seniors 01 the ac- AP News ea ures though the girl who wants to and 3 p.m. Sunday. The moth- tlve chapter ot Alpha Xl D Ita school leels1ation, legislative held in the home ot Mrs. Don .. ' That dream of a wedding wear heirloom lace sti11 is en- er's name. hobbles and Interests social BororHy wl11 be honored council. toll roads and the Brick Lewis, 300 Lucon drive. lit 7:30 n which every girl cherishes tirely within her rlghts. t a party tonll/ht by members er nmendment. p.m., May 17. The 35th annulll Larre Price Ra""e also will be listed. state convention will be held at en undergoes major changes .- of the Iowa City alumnae chap- Que Uon Period Pll ihe actually starts to shop Sueh Is the variety of this Sarang Iyer, G, Lucknow, In- lhe Black Hawk hotel In Dav n ter. Gene Claussen of radio stnllon Select roses~ a corsage, or a this ali-important costume. year's wedding gown lineup. that dia. i in charge 0 t t h e open The seniors will be IniUated KXIC will moderate the discus port May J 9 and 20. Any mem ; For not all wedding .gowns are today's bride may choose a house. He is being assisted by into the alumnae Il'oup. sion and a question period which ber lntere ted in attending as an bealttiflll bloomi11 f1 pla11 t Ictly traditional any more. c-harmill:f gown at almost an~ Fe-Hcitas Sancianco, G, Manila. The group will m t in. the will JolJow the speeches. alternate or observer may call . re are style changes each price to tit her budget-from as PhlJippines; and Avelino San- home of Mrs. C. W. Keyser, 120 Tile mcetinr is open to the Mrs. Richard Popkin, phone 4619. from : ason, with the lines oC the cur little as $50 to as much as 5300 chez, AO, Havana. Cuba. Fairchild st. Mrs. Duane Means, public. Resen-ations tor the Observer tee (or the entire con n! silhouett ~ subtly translated -and if she goes to a custom "There will be a number of Mrs. George Devine and Mrs. luneheon hould be mnde by vention is $1. ALDOUS FLOWER SHOP Phone 31.~1 to bridal tel'ffiS. dressmaker. o.f course, the sky is students at the open house to H. Haver will be host ses. Friday with Mrs. WiUlarn Lyle. The board meeting will be held FLOWERS BY EICHER Phone 8·1191 This spring, for Instanee, the the limit. However, there arc welcome visitors:' fyer ex-I------ phone 8-3027. Tho e unablc to May 23. ,will see much of the Pari- many exquisHe wedding gowns plained. "We olso plan to erve long-torso look in the new in the $90 to $125 price bracket, cold drinks." gowns, whioh com designed to make any bride a charm with up dream ollovelines5. The scrapbook of th lnterna- It she is a ,bride with a thrltty tional Center and pictures of the ao-'n~-I1""ute !fashion. thought for the future, she may International Festival which I' want to choose one ot the eon- was held In December at 0 w11l vertible wedding gowns, which be on display. can be adapted to later party Two open houses will be held wear by such devices as remov- Saturday between 3 and 5 p.m. • ing a train or bolero, or swltch- Thcse will be at thl' hospital ing from a long to a short skirt school tor ·everely handicapped 116 E. Washington 1 in the case ot wedding separates. children and at the Parklawn ~ .. Bridesmaids' Frocks apal tment building for marrjed .. "','. .. Bridesmaids' dresses generally students. arc planned to our I1l&fftIoua DeW J_UeIl '"Sbapt-Waker)"" G's Eleet cottoc awimmfts 01 finat B.ta DiKip~ fabricf Sbape·~ Officers IUib, .u. becau.e JantJal Delores Rozinek, Dl, Solon, been ejected president of AI comfortably bones btu, Kappa Gamma. prgfessional hygiene fraternity tor double-Ibm wailtlioea, don Other new officers are Mar everytbil1l to flatter your ~ Chambers, 01, Ft. Dodge, and social chair labuloualyJ Come chooee Jan Brockschink, Dl, Nor correspcnding secretary; YOU" from our new Janueft Norman, Dl, Denison, re- secretary; Alice Cod cotton prinb ,alore. , Dl, Des Moines, treas Jean Hoopes, Dl, pledge trainer. Left: .. FlorftItioe Floral", 10-18. Mrs. Janet Burnham, Iowa Ci- $IUSi romper, 10-16. $12.95. ls ·alumnae advisor to the • Miss Chambers announ ns tor a Mother's day tea will be held Sunday. The • will honor all dental hy- students and their moth Mrs. Burnham. and Prot I WALTZ 0' SPitiNG $36.00 Newell o! the college ot 5TIIAOIVAIII $32.7' SIR CHRISTOPHER $39.50 This new scented telegram is the perleet way .OMANCE OF THE SEA $43.1' ...... w .. rd S.' Rose.YI- to Rnd your love on Mother's Day. Lightly perfumed with the fragrance of carnations it will I. lUI important mODth - ... Wallace "Third Dimension ot buddln.- treu and be & keepsake cherished for years to come. .!fI11.en ereatlnl new life -It ..outy" Sterling now 01 00 month 01 Mothers Da, • next Sunda, we pa, our CoIl til' Nit ,OUr local W",,", UnUm offiu ,"peel In Dlemol")' or in _.-... - at DI1I" Shop we are ... tiM giN aAem,our mu84f/e/or MotJur', Do,. 10 IefVe YOU Ind your Afge,.~ Ind II poalille )'our Jewet 111 E. Washlndon v Iowa City, Iowa 206 E. Washington rel.llu- " P&I'e '-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, 11.-ThUI'., )111 S, U5'~ Now Why Throw It Over There~ Cubs Lose .. fourth run in the eigbth to over third for his second lit W L Pel. GB haul Vernon in the American CI.,.t1u' .. 13 T .6.)0 against two victories . League RBI r ace at 23. D.h.1I . •.. •• . I'! ,f':';! 1~ Wu blD,loD ., .• 13 ... 'It-J ... Cblc.,...... _ ... tlt-l " Chlca,...... Il 7 .G Il 1 Porteriield gave $'even h its, Porterll.I.. SI.bb. (81 ... Ne. Y.rk. II 8 •~ 7 9 I \~ holding the Sox hi tless after Gera ld : HarsJaman • Koa... CII , .. . II 9 .~ ~ si ngles by Nellie Fox and Minnie .Iel.. (8, and L.llar. 1l.1'." ...... U I ~ .~'ey 4' \ L-HanbmaD. Wa.bl.l1n .. . 7 I~ .363 5'~ Minoso in the third, until Fox' Home runs: Wa__ bln,•• D-B •• a.,. Baillmor. G I~ :!.l(t 8 ... double in the eighth. Doa, Cblcaro--N1em ••• - But Sox starter J ack Harsh man yielded a bases-empty --- homer by Jim Busby in the sec ~ Chicago CoUqe of · ond and Vernon's No. 5 circuit wallop alter singles by Eddie Yosl and Ed FitzGerald in the OPTOMETRY Y • ,J S.,,,in, en • '·· 1 (A P Wlrepholo' i )"1 ~ A tt,edille I'rol."iell BALTIMORE CATCHER HAL SMITH turns to look at a ball Inclians fall, 77-5, ~,.rit lbrown over his head from len field as Kansas City's Spook Ja Redlegs Top Phils, Doctor of OptolUtry .",,1 I cobs slides home safely after a sacrlllce n y. The action was In the After ,Id"" Yank Rally DEGREE IN first lnnlllK of the ,ame Which the A's won at Kansas City, 6-5. 7-3; Post Homers Mi~higanr Minnesota To Meet OLEVELAND (A')- The New IN THREE YEARS PHILADEUPHIA (If» - With Yor k Yankees rallied for seven Ted Kluszewski out temporarily Profeu ional Recolnition by U.S Gorman Is Relief Star because of an injured ankle, runs in the last bwo innings to Dept. of Del. and Sel. Semce. - Saturday in First Pla~e Duel Wally Post took over the home defeat the Cleveland Indians, Two Larre Ey. ClinMs run assignment Wednesday night 11-5, Wednesday night, s,poiling OHICAGO (A» - Co-leaders ------ Universi ty Environment. Nn as Cincinnati's Redlegs walloped Bob Lemon's bid for his sixth DormJ and Apartmenla on i.,.. For A's in 6-5 Win Michigan and Minnesota, match- record, while teammate Roy Ois the PhJladelphia Ph lilies, 7-3. ing hardllhl\ting and tight pitch- tad, along with Michigan's ace straight pitching victory and adjoin ina I. I. T. Call1pw. KANSAS CITY (If» - Relief cago runs. Post hit his third and fourth ho Ch l.a,o ...... 00& lI4I4I _ ~ Ing respectively, tangle for IID- mound pair, Marvin Wisniewski mers of the campaign, good ·10r ending the T ribe's five-game Your Liberal "rtl Credih Ap- pitcher Tom Gorman saved the short Tuesday night with the New york ...... VII IQ I _ . 1-4 disputed fi rst place in a Big Ten and Bill Thurston, each has 2-0. three runs. winning s.treak. plicable (or Entrance (60 Sen!es. I~ Kansas City Athletics another tying 1 un on base in the ninth. J one.s and MeC uliourh: Gomel ••d baseball doulbleheader at Ann Top conference hitter with a ler Credih in !pec:ified Ccurles., game Wednesday with a score The A's pounded out nine hits \\'e t r um. W- Gome •. I_ Jene •. Manager Birdie Tebbetts kept H om e runt': .wew Y ork-Ca Ite ..aa . Arbor, Mich., S aturday. .6~3 average js George Smith, N ew York .. . !ltl OM O~~ II It • CHICAGO COLLECE II less three-inning stint as the A's against three Baltimore pitchers. IAckman. Ted on the bench because of a Cle,..land .. 0'!3 ott 0_ ~ G . OMicial leaiue statistics ;re- Michigan State second baseman. twisted ankle, sustained in a Fo,d. Orlm (S,. Mor,.. ('1' and OPTOMETRY defeated Baltimore 6-5. Vic Rasehi, who started his Be.,,.; Le mon . Na rl.. kl S Itt I R T '9undered at CIGARETTES NEW P.ROCESS 80th sport Ihirts and drOll Ihim are finilhed with wrinkle-free perfection. "rOR EASY DRAWING * • Neatly 80xed. e Cellophane Wrapped MII.DNfSSl" ~5fo DERN SIZE "FILTER "TIP TA:REYTON with. the Pearl-Gray. -Activated Charcoal Filter l'RODI1CT OF .,.fn/.C.kCan. J'~~':t .' k. - --... ~ -,--,., Pare '-TIlE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa crt , 1a.-T1nIr., l\1a1 5, 11155 Quito a Frauloinl i , Few legislators, -SO Children Present- Set Defermenf Shop at " , ' 56th Iowa General .Assembly Adj~urns Test Here JACKSON.'S , S e 1 e c t i v e Service college DES MOTNES ~,Q» - Seven ' - '-- - qualification tests for sur stu representatives and four sena- sion last Saturday. Iso notify the hou~e . And a joint I back stairs and was acting as for your ton plus 50 sch ool children were The two houses carried out committee was a ;>;>einted to no- governor when the notification dents willibe given here May 19. on hand Wednesday afternoon the usual final formalities Wed- tify the governor that the legis- committee reached the chief ex- The time and place oC the ex when the 56th general assembly Il esday. A house committee was lature was ready to adjourn. eculive's office. amination has not I:>een selected. I appointed to notify the en ate Gov. Leo Hoegh was In Wash - Conp atulates Le, lslature Deadline lor mailinl!; applications adjourned at 2:16. that the house was ready to ad- ington attending a governor's MOTHER'S DA Y GIFT E!thon then returned to the The final bang of the gavels journ sine die (without appoint- con.terel1ce. So after Elthon had is mldnight, May 9. senate to join Hanson in bang by Lt. Gov. Leo Elthon and iog a future assembling date). A named the senators to notiCy the I Coll: ge males who have not ing their gavels for the last time. ~k.r A. C. Honson (R-In- senate committee was named to governor, he slipped down the previously taken the exam are Hoegh senl a telegram which ~) brought the 1955 session eligible. A s:ore of 70 or more is to a close after 115 days. The wa<; read La the house and sen })3S'Jirlj , LARGE SElECTION OF GIFTS Ullia session losted 109 days. au:. ' It cClOgratulated the legiS- ) and is considered a draft lature on doing "a good jOlO." • The. house and senate clades defermeD.:t tor college studcnts. were stopped last Friday, and There might be a special ses A1>pJ,lcatl ons and further in r Just beCore the end Wednesday sio:1 before the next regular ses I Cormalio '~ ,n ~ obtained from FREE GIFT WRAPPING I the)' were started so that on the sio'1 convenes in J anuary of • S( the applicant's local board and 19~7. ~ord the job was completed at from the J ohnson county draft 5 j).m. Friday. A committee was created to .board in the court house here. FREE PACKING FOR MAILING 10 Day Seulon study the state's entire tax struc • • tl ture. After it makes its recom , That means the oDficial reports ml'ndations the governor 'will be MORE WILDLIFE FUND S • will show finol adjournment fi ve asked to call a speciaL session, FREE DElIV.ERY tl WASHINGTON (,Q» - Offi days earlier than the actual qU it unless the committee report • tlni Ume. This makes the oW cers ot two national wildlife as r' comes within 60 days before the ctaJ length of the sessjon 109 time for the next regular session. sociations said Wednesday more daya. than 13 million dollars in ,ac The reason for using this ira cumulated wildlifc funds should 108 S. Dubuque be distri.buted to states without dltJonlll device is th a t it the 111 w Phone 5465 ~kers are called into a special delay. The tcstimony was giv ""ion !betore the next regular Law Seniors en at a senate interior subcom ltaslon, they will 'be paid for the mittee. speelal session &t the regular session per da y ra teo L INGEBORG . FRIEDR'ICH Is Ttle school children who wit To Try (ase shown bere wlnnlnr the "Miss "Doors neued the close of the session OlHln Four SUI seniol' la \V studel\ts came trom Coon Rapids and Frankfurt" title In the "MI S!! 1:15" Fremont. Several lobbyists also will argue an auto accident case Universe" eompetltlon whieh I ::n i I !:I_I 311 i I' °jobiv-,::5:::. were present. involving a drunken minor F ri will wind up In Lonr Reaeb, Keelan. SI. Vlsltora day before mi!mbt'~s of the Towa Calif. Now I~ebor, has to try A. C. Gustatson, for many supreme cour~. for "MIS!! Germany." VJtal years chief clerk of the house, IS THIS THE TRUTH BEHIN.D THE GREAT ' recalled that as many as 500 The case will highlight the statistics: 5-feet-S, wel,ht lOG, visitors were present fo r the program for Supreme Court day, and s h~ ' s 18 years old. close of the sessions years ago. an annual event sponsored by ·$2,500,000 BOSTON ROBBERY? A.t that time, he said, the ses (At' Wlrepholo) the Iowa Law Students assocla- sions ended simultaneously with ACTING AS GOVERNOR In the absence of Gov. Leo A. Hoea-h, tion. Summerfield Sues Shows - 1:90 - 3:30 the close at b ll! passing. Bill Lt. Gov. Leo Elthon, center, reeeives a eommlttee sen* to notify The law was sure It knew Marvin Reiter, L3, Waverly, 5:25 - 7:30 - 9:20 passing ended for the 1955 ses- the ,overnor that the house was ready Wednesday to adjourn In Tax Dispute "Jo' eature 9:45" Who masterminded the robbery. without appolntlnr a future assemblln, date. Only minutes be and Richard Stevenson, LS, Rock fore Elihon had appointed a shnJlar committee In the senate and BAY CITY, Mi ch. (A» But the crook had an allbla Island, Ill., will argue for the ' then hurried down the baek stairs to receive both commltteell. defense against Claude Morain, Postmaster General Arthur E. When the ,an, .truck. " House eommlttee members are Representatives Raymond Break L3, Perry, and Richard Bauer Summerfield and his wite, Mir Few Peanuts to EmJl he wa. talkin, to a cop enrld,e, blck camera, Novak (hidden ) and Conway lor le, L3, CarrOll, in the senate rls crJI"M) . iam, CiI d suit in federal court chamber ot Old Capitol at 2 p.m. whoae entire career Wednesday seeking to recover was linked with hi.. Winners of the case will be $l83,895 paid to the government AI B.all Park; Ike announced at a 7 p.m. banquet Wa. their atran,e friendship . Governors Hit In the Iowa Memorial Union. In taxes. . the key to the crime? (Continllcd from TJagc 1) The case was prepared Iby Ar- The suH stemmed from a dis- Ike's Policies thur Leff, SUI law instructor pule over the amounJ of taxes House Acls Marvin Arrowsmith at The As- and Iowa City attorney. due on $440,000 received by M.s. · socia ted Press if there has been ,'WASHl!NGa'ON (JP)-A Demo- S ne ectlve any progress in the past week Summerfield for thc sale of ~at ic plan to return to rigid A I II t d ' f CORRECTION 333% sharcs of stock to the, Sum- !arm price sn.nports ran l'nto WASHlNGTON (,Q» _ Demo- owar ~r' angl~g any ceas~- Ire ..,...... negotiatIOns WIth the Chlncse The changes in class schedules merfield Chevrolet I::ompany in trouble in the house Wednesday crallc governors Jumped on the Reds and h Ii d ' next tall al SUI will provide tor - partly b ee a u se Brooklyn Eisenhower administration Wed- ' e rep e . J 0 class hours per day instead of Flint in 1948. Dodger !tans don't get enough nesday tor what they called "No. As a matter of fact, as the present nine. It was errone------peanuts. complacency toward unemploy- far as this country is concerned, ously re,x>rted in The Dally A-TEST RESET Bitter complaints were aired ment and neglect and indiller- we are sort of in II wait-and-see Iowan Wednesday that the new SURVIVAL CITY, Nev. (JP) - on the- bouse floor that 85 a re- ence toward farmers. aWtude. There are, as you know, schedule would have nine class l'The big Atomic Open Shot 'was sull of price ,props and govern- Gov. G. Mennen WlJIiams of a number of countries that are hours. rescheduled for predawn tOday. inent controls there arc mi~ty Michigan said that "somebody is interesting themselves in this, , '~ . , fe With exoti( rhythm she danced her SAVE way from the slums of Venice to the with glittering heights! With animal w4l!tt?*- fury she fought the menacing shadow of her sordid past! Starts FRIDA YI STRAND CLARK GABLE • LANA TURNER LAST , "BETRA YEO" 'SUPERIOR "400" DAY • and - Jane Powell In "ATH~NA" ; "Doors , Open A 1:15" i X bi i til :1· ): .;;!~~(. AT HIS BEST, .. SINGING ALL . • .. YOUR FAVORITE SONGSI A r D SINGS AGAIN II! M·G·M·, .' ~;Mr7n:HN/~ . MUSI~AL Popular Because You're Mine Carton Brands l.t."I"l DOREnA MORROW SILVANA MICHAEL ViTrtJRJO SHELLEY WlfH JAMES WHITMORE - PLUS - l\{t\NGANO ' RENN1E .GASSMAN .WINTERS 3 - JSUGS BUNNY SPEctAL C.u.TOOM~ .~ . wit!t Kath.el'ine Dunham. ' APONTI -DE LAURENTJIS Production. SUPERIOR OIL (0. ·'BU0 8 AND TBllO'" ~~ ~ ENDS TODAY t '· I .~ STARTS ' " NO PARKING BAa." Tt{E BAREFOOT Coralville (West on Highway 6) "OAPTAIN HORNBLOw.a'l =; -.. - - . FRI'DAY • if!! J , I- ] , CONTESSA • .. , \ Soulh DubuQu" the Pi Sigma Alpha essay con ners. DEADLINE Okoboji new home. Automallc wash"r. test Wednesday. Hartman's essay makes him American Legion for second Th. big news, however, was 4 p.m. eekdays for ins rUon TYPING. th_. and IIUInuac:rlpt. b· dryer and d bhwIl h~r . 'Require Iwlm LOST: A pocket full 01 money when ecmmerdJol teacher. Work 1118 ...... mer. wttte Mr . Georle wtUlamo, 1520 you fall to ..,11 your unneeded houJ;e For his prize winning entry eUgible for the $100 first prize pI nee in the contest. Ten SUI the appearance so near Formosa In following morning's Daily Dial 1-14n. Grind Av".. SPen.... low•. hold Ilems. JU:WARD you ...e l1 ",Ith on loyalty in government Hart in the essay contest of Pi Sigma Istudents entered the local con of the fast Communist jet fight Iowan. ft>lease check your ad Dally low.., Claaified. . . • the Iowesl man received $25 from the Lions Alpha, national honorary politi- test. ers of the type that [ought in in the tirst issue it appears. t'YPlNG. ..., . CAR HOPS ",anted. IS years or married C.... I ..Ieoman for YO,,,:,U_! _____ Prer~rred A .... mlscellaneoul Idlehen the Korean war. TYPING - Phone I ... The tlY Iowan can be re- help. BII T~n Inn, SIS S. R iverside Who Does'.;...;.It~ __ Best Red Base sponslb for only one incor- Drive. Dil l 5Sn It was ~ssible they -came from rect In rllon. Apartment for Rent lamED I Min or woman al once to PEGGY N1!WTON COS~TlCS. free a new air base at Lukiao, de laII:e tare 01 e.labllahed cUltom"" In flOClII and ."t. 1-4177. scribed as the lal'gest and best in APARTMENT lor renl for th,..,,, Iowa Cit)' lor fanlOUJ. :tatlonaU, ad· (ify Record Ike Says Mamie venlse4 Watkin products. GOod earn The Market II Greal month.. no Children, no drlnklnc. all Red China. 214 N. ClpltOI. InIP immedl.teJ)'. No inv".unent. Write The Co t II Small LukJao is 200 miles north or I . R. Walkln. en .. D-M. Wino .... MJnIl. lo_n ClaulIled. BIRTIIS 4191 Sell B6t of AlII the Matsus. Small 1urnlshed lIPorlmenr [or one or Mr. and Mrs. Peler J. Lenoch, two. In Cedar Rapid•• June throulh Work Want.d R.R. 7, Iowa City, a ,boy Wednes rr'he air force said the air bat Milcellaneous for Sale AUl\Ist. Dial 3·51103 Cedar RlplcU or Tor I'our danelnl pleaJure It'l th. 308j) lowa Cit)'. Olden Frnler Combo. Dial '.,.1. In Good Health tle lasted two minutes. SEWING. menllinc Dill 4291. day at Mercy hospital. The Interior MIDlstry's Tatao SUI Nu.... Alumnus A 1.lIon I Do·I\·Youn.lI with tooll and equip DEATH WASH]NGTON (JP) - Presi havln, a rommOie ..Ie II M SEWPlG, 7493. ment from Benton St. Rl!l\lal S'. rvl~ .Tohn Randel, 86, Casey, Tues News agency said the Red land HaU. SlIIurdlY. MAy IUh. S:OO 10 2:00 Troilers for Sale 401 E. Benton. 1-3831. dent Eisenhower Wednesday gave cause her husband to refusc re and ea buildup was moving P . 1. • • day at University hospitnls. For sale: 22 11. modem trail r. ID~ I Pet, CUSTOM work wlUl treder. 11111. lad! nomination in 1956. ahead steadily along the south BleL Mlcro1cope. Approved fot medical Edward Bumsted, 36, Cedal' a calm, rather detailed report on model. CIII '283 8IMlan• . Not Fully Recovered east con!!, from the Quemoy ICbooL Dial 7491. Cl>amplon DllIl 4llO0. Rapids, Tuesday 'at University his wife's health. He sold she is ------1132 Ekar :It rJ . ",odun. Clemmcnsen. area 175 mU es northward to the MASCO Dl!luxe P . A. y.!"m. 17 watt. Co",1 1'1'III"r Park . Want.d hospitals. A reporter cited this sta le DON'T DROWN mOSE KITTENS. We nol as robust and strong as some ment, to rether with a White Matsus. Iwo 13 Inch J~n en 'peaker.. one have lhe readfn who wduld provide 16, [loor land hu .... Mike. one plano mike. FOR SALE: :so foot modern tralle, an exc.. lI",,1 home for your pet . J u 1 Phyllis Schadey. Manches people but "she is a hellithy per Meanwhile, Forelen Minister . .. If-contalned. Good condliion. $120. ho..... Call CbarIH SIa,le at I-IU8. ZITHER. Dial 8S87. ter, Tuesday at 11niversity hospi House announcement last week phone 4181 and place your Id In the son, I think, in the genC'! al that the first lady has not yet George Yeh said thaI his lovern Ext. 4117. Dally Iowan CIa ..lrled . You'll be sur· W'-NTJ:D: Bob., crib. ZlI EIII Prenttoo tals. --~------prIO('(! •• 1 their rapid re ultl. aVe. recovered tully lrom an illness, ment "has ncver requested, nor FOR SAL.E: new bedroom. IIvln, !'ODm Autos for Sale - Used POLICE COURT meaning of thnt word." turnltu...,. Dln~t n. t. d" k. lamp. as reasons for bringing up the ha the United States govern Raymond Charles Krbs, Clin- The President declined, at his bley I... 78 rpm record . DI I 8-~ . 1~1 CHRYSLER. 4 door. ,ood llr•• subject. ment oflered, around forces to ,Ood body. radio and he:llU. Phone ton, Wednesday forfeited a 15 news conference, to talk about • mm MOVIE CAMERA. Dial x391S. tl788 !'or IIle: Bird •. ea,e" f.ed. Dial 2842. I Mr. Eisenhower said his wife's be talioned in Taiwan, For- bond on a charge of intoxica- the recent statl!ment by Demo mosa." PracUcally new complete bed. Phone PICTURE FRAMING health for the past two years has FOR SALE: '38 Chevrolet 2 doo• • Good tion. cratic National Chairman Paul 4221. Ignition "probably becn better than nor condltlfn. Phone 5~2. 707 N Du Neatly done and Austin Hoskins, Evansville, M. Butler that Mrs. Eisenhower's THE PI..ACE wher buy".. and .ellers buque. CARBURETORS mal," better, that is, than ever meet .ver), day I. Ihe DIlly lowln ._--_ •• _------Rea sonably Price d. Ind., Wednesday received a health was a factor which might Cia Wed Column. . Phone '191 and 1942 CKEVROLET. Dial 8·1~ . the past lO yea rs. ,,1_ your lid today. GENERATORS STARTERS $27.50 suspended line on a Virus Infection Set Friday 1849 OLDSMOBILE 4 door ledan. B y charge of in toxication. Briggs & Stratton Motors "She did have a very serious LUClClAGE: New Ind LUed II reduced dramatic. £x<>tllenf condItion. All WjJllam J. Lawson, 646 S. price . Trunk IUII.,e of 811 kind .. extr... f490. Dill 1-2'147. PYRAMID SERVICES Stillwell Paint Store l virus inr~tion a good many HOCK-EYE LOAN, 128 1'1 S . Dubuque. Dodge st., Wednesday forfeited Return weeks aio," the President said, Dial 4$35. LOTS OF CALLS I Re,ltdl" .. 01 tho .521 S. Dubuque Dia l 5723 216 E. Wash. Ph . 9643 No-Bill .11e of )lOUt oale. you'll turn unnreturned one described a t the lime as a res open dancing. 1948 HUDSON 4 Door Sedan sealed indictment. Clerk of Court piratory ailment. Since then she Larry O'En n. AI, Portland, IOWA N Want EXPERT WORKl,\EN Excellent tires, radio, heater, vent shades, has spent part of her time at the Joe Costa, chief photographer R. N. Miller issued a bench war Me., leadcr ot the Informal Ads. clean inlerior, black finish. for the King Features syndicate rant later in the day. farm she and the President own group sponsoring the serip.s, said 1946 DODGE 4 Door Seda ~ near Gettysburg, Pa. Kennedy Auto Mart and the New York Sunday Mlr- The jury's Iindings were pre that "folk dancing Is just i;)egln Fluid-Drive, radio, heater, clean inside, good tires. Last week the White House 708 Riverside Drive ror magazine, will be the Jea- -sented to Judge Harold D. ning to catch on locally." Phone 4191 1946 PONTIAC Sedan Coupe announced she was cancelini DIAL 7373 Black, radio, h 8ter. tured speaker Saturday evening Evans Tuesday morning by (ore Samples of Swiss, Welsh, engagementS on the advice of the 1947 FORD Fordor Ior the lUlnual Iowa Press Pho- man Verne W. Bales, University Swedish, IsraeLi and Mexican tographera' banquet, highlight of Heights. presidential physician. Maj. Gen. Tan finish, radio, heater, very smooth. Howard Snyder, to help speed dances have been demonl'trated 1947 DODGE Club Coupe the eighth-annual News Photo- O'Brien was arrested by police LAFF- A· DAY her recovery. at past dances. Light green, scat covers, heater. F1l.tld-Drlve. graphy short course and Iowa after about 7,000 feet of copper O'Brien said thal attendance 1946 OLDSMOBILE 66 4-Door Sedan Press Photographers convention wire and two fluorescent fix at the se~sions has been rising I Two-tone tan, good tires, radio, heater, sun visor. which begins Friday at SUI. tures were stolen from an Iowa Illinois Woman Held steadily since the first dance last Hydramatic. Final plans for the three-day City warehouse Feb. 19. On Drunk Driving Count winter, and he predicts a furtlter rn 1947 OLDSMOBILE Club Coupe event have been announced by A seaied indictment is re Mrs. Ursula Donaldson, 36, increase. lts direr-or, Prof. Edward F. turned when the person charged Rook Island, Ill., entered a plea Stressing the group's desire to ~. $245 to $275 ~.- Mason ot the SUI journalism has not yet bccn taken into cus of innocent this morning in recruit new persons to the folk faculty. Registration will begin tody. The indictment will be dance hobby, O'Brien explampd 1947 CHEVROLET 4-Door Sedan Johnson county district court to Dark green finish, clean interior, heater. Friday at 4 p.m. in tho Com- made pubHc when the accused a charge of drunken driving. that considerable time Is spent munications center. is apprehended. a t each meeting to teach the 1948 DODGE 4-000r Sedan Judge Harold D. Evans or Fluid-Drive. Radio, healer. Sponsored 'by the SUI school ______steps to newcomers. dered her held in lleu of $300 1949 HUDSON 4·Door Sedan of journalism in cooperation pUMPING STATION nOODS bond and announced that trial with tho university extension di STORM LAKE (JP) - Storm on the charge would !be 'held TO SHOW PAIN'l1NG vision, the short course will in Lake was without water Wed during the May term o[ court. Three new ways to paint piC' · --.. $425 to $6~5 .....- elude ieetures Iby widely-known nesday, following a flood in the Mrs. Donaldson was arrested tures wlll be demonstrated 011 1949 FORD V-8 Fordor < authorHjes with demonstrations pumping station during the ear by a highway patrolman Satur this week's "Adventures In Ar\M New tires and new paint. and contests. ly hours of the day. day on highway 6 cast of Iowa television program, produced by 1950 BUICK Super 4-Door Sedan The banquet will include the Charles Perry, night watch City, when her auto was found SUI for televisJng OVer WO] Dark green finish. Very nice ca r. in stallation of the IPPA as a man, was found unconscious on in a ditch. TV, Ames, Friday at 10 a.m. P~US chapter of the National Press the floor of !the station early Many Safetv Testeel Used Cars PhQtographers association and Wednesday, and was taken to a • 19 SO through 19 54 ~ crowning of "Mlss IPPA of hospital. The cause ot his sudden OLDSMOBllES - 4 door and 2 doo( 1955." illness had not been determined. "THE fILTER BUICKS - 2 door CHEVROLET - .. door YOU'LL REALLY ENJOY!" ~unfap~ ~" J(,o.c 'r_ SrooI"" •• 1«. W..w ~dot ...... 'iird like to, Herb, but I'm going to a Jectute toniglat. Motor Sales, Inc. Helen's mother asked us over." 30 W. Burlington 01,1 4 27 BLONDI! ' ~~~r-~I~b~~~~~1 "fOR TH£ It makes no diHerence. rLAVOR or fINE You will look your best in a TOBACCO'"