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Eli/abUshed in 1868 - Five CI'IllS a CO!lY Member of Associated Pres - AP r.cased Wire and PholO Service Iowa City, Iowa, TlieSd8Y. JUly 24. 1956 The Pause That 'Refreshes' After Proposing Herter 'for 'Veep'-
PANAMA I.fI - President Eisen. WASHINGTON!A'I- Presidential hower closed out Monday night Showers assistant Harold Stassen said Mon· good will conferences with fellow day night he had "no intention" of rcsi~nlng despite a White lIol'l5e American pre ldents. ParUy cloudy skies and scatter· disclaimer of his move endorsing He mllde friendly ge tures to· ed thunder~howers are foreenst Gov. Chrlstlan H:Jrter oC Massachu· ward Panama and delivered a jab for the Iowa City area today. setts for vice prC!lldent. at Harold E. Stassen's endorsement Temperatures will rcach into Stassen proposed that Herter be (0 ..117 ' .... n Ph.lo) the 80 with lows in the 60s. Cool· ONE OF IOWA CITY PARK'S back home of Gov. Christian A. given the nomination in place of er telllt)Craturcs li re expected to Vico Presid~t Richard Nlxon. newe.t r ••ldents Ii thl. Male Herter of Massachusetts fOr vice night. White House Press Secretary buffalo WII' evIdently'" not ·Seek Brawny 'Suspect president. II JamC!l C. Hagerty sald In Panama lib phOfOtrophers. She, -mer llill h readin in Iowa City femlli. and a m.le buffel. ar. Saying he is [celing "better every Monday were in the low 80s. that Presideot Eisenhower told Stassen Friday it was "obvious riv.d .t the 100 hturday, Th. day," the President talked separ· Little change in temp<.rature Is that he could not make a statement In Lake Front Slaying buffalo ar. oxpected to beer ately at the U.S. Emba sy with 11 cxpccted through Wednesday. calve. this '1' ..... They w.re d0- T mperature! throu Qhout lh as a member o( the President's CHICAGO fM..-Two witnesses 10 the lakefront park slaying of a spin· prcsident$ or presidcnts-clect of oCfielsl family." nated .nonymov.ly to the , ... Am rican republics during the day. week will O\'erag six to eight de· ster church worker gave pOlice Monday a description of a muscular gree below normal high of 91 While Stassen had told the news rapist with a foolish face who stalked his victim Hke a liger. He put In longer hours on the eon· conference he was not acting "as a ferenees than on any task since his degrees and normnl lows of 66 The victim, pOunced upon and beaten to death as she basked in the dcgrccs. personal representative" of the Sunday afternoon sun, was Mi s June 9 intestinal operation. President, he denied he wa,s a Margaret Gallagher, SO, part own· To Present With President RicardO Arias o( "renegade" from the Eisenhower el' of a North Side beauty salon. Panama by his side, Eisenhower team or that rus statement would signed in the embassy a bUt en endanger his job. The stealthy, beast-of-prey at· Fledgling Marines House OK's acted by Congress authorizing a In an interview, Stas~en said he tack was watched two blocks ·Art Lecture bridge across the Panama Canal :It does not believe a comment by away by Arthur Kirk Besltly, 52, a Balboa. Defend McKeon as Hagerty shduld be interpretell as a hospital superintendent: and his 1t was through Presidenli I suggestion he quit hi" post as I ivil Rights wife, Adrian, 47, from their 15th· Press Secretary James C. Hagerty special aide 011 disarmament to Mr . floor apartment window through O,n Museums that the chief execuli ve let hi po. Top Notch Trainer Eisenhower. binoculars. sltion on the Stassen·Herter politi· PARRIS ISLAND, S. C. 1ofI- Two Stassen reiteraled Monday night Halton Granl, 19, a motorist, Francis Henry Taylor, former cal situation become known , r1edgling Marines testified Monday hi view that Herter would be a 'egislalion director of the MetTopolltan Mu· II d h stronger vice presidential candi told police he saw Miss Gallagher, scum oC Art in Now York City, will Hagerty dec ne to say whet er S. Sgt. Mathew C. McKeon slapped and a brawny, shirtless man the President and the White Hou e them in anary exasperation J'u t date than Nixon on a ticket headed ,.WASHINGTON (A'! :... The House give an illustrated Iccture on art I • by President Eisenhower. Monday passed the civil rights bill watching her from nearby bushes. arc disp cased with Sta sen's ac· be(or leading their platoon on the Grant, who said he did not see the in the Main Lounge of the Iowa He said he Intended to work for and supporters. started efforts to Memorial Union tlon or whether Stassen is on the April 8 death march. Herter's nomination "in loyalty to stave off apaprentiy certain death attack, said he was positive he Thursday at 8 way oul. There seemed to be lit· One oC them, Pfc. Gerald C. could recognize the man, "a 200· President Eisenhower." fQr the measure in the Senate. The p.m. tie other conclusion to be drown . Langone Jr. of New Hyde Park, ( r 1\'lr.pb••• j Stassen, In effect, challenged the liIIuse vote was 279·126. pounder with massive arms," if he I The lecture, en- Hagerty himself has said as far N. Y_ said McKeon also challengpd GOVERNOR CHRISTIAN A. HERTER (R.Mlln.), left, sits In lin saw him again. Republican Nallonal Committee to Sen. Lister Hili (D-Ala.l presid. titled "The Great as he is concerned there is no him to a fistfight but that he did .Iectrlc cut on the !lolf cour •• lit tn. Blu. Hill Country Club at Can- cllnduct a poll to lind out, as he big when the bill was br,ought ov ,:: r Grant said he was particularly Collectors" will doubt the R publiean ticket this not accept the dare. ton, Man.. watching the .eml·final matches in the 31th National PGA year will ElS' enhower and NI'xon . Chllmplon.hips II. Harold Stllnen, White Houn s-cial 11l5lstant on said earlJer, that Herter's name 110m the House, promptly referred impressed with the "foolish [ace" S how how, the I ' But both the young Marines said ,.... when Hnked with Mr. Eisenhower's if without objection to the Judiciary of the muscular man. tastes and habits He was beaming and gay as he M~eol)'s slaps were light and :::~'::~~~ ::;.';o:c:::'a~n h~:~~n~:o~O~j~~~:~Z,,:;:~=~ :; was 6 per cent stronger willi voters Committee, whose chairman is Sen. The attacker's attempt to rape of -princes, popes played ho I to fellow chiefs 0' produced no pain. And both de- vlc •.pre,ident. than Nixon's. James Eastland (OoMiss.), an ar· his victim was confirmed by cor· and palrons were state at th cmbas y. He met wilh fended him as a top·notch trainer ______Stasscn viewed the crlUcal com· eIent foe of such legislation. oner' 5 pathologist. transCormed inlo each [or a halC hour or less. of recruits at this 5,000·acre base, ment that has erupted In some The bill, which would give the at· Miss Gallagher:S, beaten body the public muse· Eisenhower stayed over for an Langone, 20, said he was sum- quarters as "a flulT)' oC eritiel mOO /orney genera~ more legal weapons was found minutes aftcr the slay· Ums of Europe. extra day on his good will visit to moned to McKcon's room just be. which he expected. to deal willi infringement of voting ing by Besley and his wife, who and America. Panama In order to hold Intim· fore the Marine drill instructor He added however that he was Dr. Taylor is a critic, art ad ate farewell conferences. marched 74 members of Platoon 71 Navv Building Site aM other rights, is suppOrted by found a motorcycle policeman and crtain this would die down and most Northern Democrats and Re led him to the spot. ministrator, historian, and author He planned to leave by plane for into Ribbon Creek where 6 of them that "the Republican party will publicans. But the Southerners The victim, who had been clad In of the book, "The 'l'a te o( An· Washington at 10 p.m. (11 CTI Mon· drowned. realize I did them a favor" in have fought it with every parlia a check-striped blouse and shorts gels," which embraces the history day. "Sgt. McKeon and I had a lillie • openly endorsing Herter as a vice men(ary maneuver in the books. when the Besleys saw her, lay in of art from Ramescs to Napoleon. Eisenhower lold one of his argument," Langone testified. presidential canclidate. ; Taylor became director of the At SUI Approved Stassen emphasized anew he was The final attempt of House South the bushes naked except for her guests, President-elect Herman Si- "When Sgt. McKeon opened the erners Monday, a motion by Rep. torn blouse_ She had been killed Melropolilan Museum of Art in les Zuaze o( Bolivia, that "on this door he told me to come in swlng speaking "as an Individual" and 1940 Land located southeast or the SUI stadium bas been tentatively ap Richard PoIC IR-Va. ), to kill the by repeated powerful blows. trip 1 have been improving every ing. I said 'Nb, sir.' Then Sgl. proved as UIC site of a naval reserve training center. The approval was that it "was my conclusion alone In order to havc more time tor day. I've [«!It better every day." McKeon pushed me in the face one to say what I said today." bill by recommitting it to commit· Nearby was a folding chair sh~ given by the State Executive Council to a proposal by the State Board tee, failed 275·131. had carried to the secluded park study, travel, writing, and speak- The Bolivian asked Eisenhower time, then gave me a very light of Regents. However, he said, "the public Immediately after the House nook, and a copy o[ the book "Ben lng, Dr. Taylor resigncd last year wllo came here as a convalescent: slap the next tiinc." The lrael of land involved is located on Melrose Avenue, between should await the President's own words" as to whom his choice for a passed the bill Oh a roll call vot~, Hur," a place marked with a pray· from his position willi the Metro· about his health and got tlUlI reply. EarlJer, in a doy of "goofing off" ------the SUI baseball diamond and Ule Rep. Kennelh Keating (R·N. Y. , , er card, politan Ml\$~um to rcturn to his The U.S. President looked (it des. by. members of Platoon ?1, Langone tennis courts. running m3te is. one of its authors, said he was lin former position as director oC the pile the Caet he was up late Sunday sa.',d McKeon ~ad told hun : The Republican Natiunal Com· The scene was a peculiarly de Worce~ter .Mus~um of Art. Under at a t'eceptlon for Panama Pres!.. ~C y~u don t get squared away Pending approval of the allor· mittec, Stassen asserted, "as far as in, up support (or an attempt to serted patch of the park where Labor Head prllvent adjournment of Congress Taylor s dIrection at the Wo~ces. dent Ricardo Arias and his wife. you re hable to '0 ~nto co~bat and ney general's office, the lease to 1 know" has not conducted any poll thousands of Chicagoans sunbath ter ~ Museum, attendence trIpled EiscAhower limited himself to part come back in a, pUle CO£(1O . Then the federal government was ap- of the kind he and his group spon· unless the Senate acts on the mea· ed or picnicke'd, some within a SIIre. [rom 1931 to lIMO. , . of a glass of champagnc and took all your Guinea (sic) friends can Hopes Steel proved on a SO-year basis ef(~· sored. few score yards. It was a stone's Dr.·Taylqr's ledure was orlgmal. no food mourn over yoJ." tive last July 1 at $1 per year. "That is part of their responsi- Keating began his efforts among throw east of busy Lake Shore 1'1 scheduled Cor July 31, but was' Langone, as a recruit section bllfty," he said, "rather than try. the 168 Republicans who v(lted for Drive,· crawling with heavy Sun· moved up to July 26 because Dr. The cxtra day hcre permitted leader In the plljtoon, was suppo cd Naval reserve officials an· ing to foreclose an analysis of the passage of the bill. The Republi. day traffic. Taylor is leaving for Europe soon. Eiscnllower to have personal talks to exercise a program of discipline Talks Work nounccd earlier that a $60,000 situation." can leadership did not immediately A sketch of the dead womaD Dr. Taylor's illustrated lecture with all oC the 18 other leaders who as outlined by the drill instructor. take any public position. NEW YORK IA'! _ President Da- building would be ercded, under Stassen, after reading an Associ· printed in a newspaper brought an in the Union's Main Lounge is joined Sunday in signing the Dec· Earlier, strapping 19·year-old Pvt. vid McDonald of the United Steel- present plans, to provide room for aled Press newl accounl of the Twenty·four RepUblicans voted inquiry to police from her partner open to the publJc. There will be laration of Panama affirming the John M. Maloot said he also was reserve training of electronle divl- furor caused by his political mpvc, aliainst the bill, while the Demo- in the beauty shop, Mis Irma Ro no admission charge. Western Hemisphere's determina- summoned to M,cKeon's room and workers arrived Monday night to said: crats were nearly evenly divided- ney, 53. Police went to Miss Galla tion to sland firm against alien to· slapped. Maloot displayed no ran- start new talks aimed at seWing sion 9-3. The building could be "I note that none of the com. tll for and 102 against. gher's flat with a set of keys talitarian forces. cor over the incident. the industry's 23-day strike, but he used [or classrooms during the ment. Including that of tho 20 dropped by the victim, and found Eisenhower thcn proposed crea· In terms suggestive o[ a direct declined to express optimism. day, they said, as the reserve unit House members, has disputcd my they fitted the doors. lion oC a commission on human appeal for forgiveness from his Huge Steel So r Creston Man, problems to offer suggestions in former sergeant, Maloof testified: "Let's put it this way, " MeDon. meets only at night. ' statement that an Eisenhower- Police Lt. Martin Joyce, investi· aid told newsmen at LaGuardl'a Present Quarters for the reserve Herter ticket. would run six per gating the slaying, described Miss economic, financial, social and "We all felt we let him down . He cent stronger." uses Derailment Gallagher as a mild, shy woman technical fields, including beneficial did everything for us and he got Field. "Please God , that this Iunit have become inadequate, Lt. In hIa news conference rema~ks usc of atomic energy for irfdustry_ a knife In his back." -.C!\RROLLTOWN, Mo. (A'I - A devoted to her books and Sodality visit to New York will be more Comdr. Robert L. Van Horne, said. Slassen laid some stre:ss on the work at St. Thomas of Canterbury He already has nominated his McKeon is being tried by a sevcn- fiuae ,v·shaped steel bar triggerpd brother, Dr. Milton Eisenhower. to man court-martial on charges of fruitful than the last." IThe me~ ha~e met_ in. the .atUc of global Significance of the coming • switeh that sent the Santa Fe's Roman Catholic Church . the commission. manslaughter. McDonald said the discussions I the EnglOeerlOg BuildlOg SlOce the presidential electiun. As Disguise, 't f d He said he ' did not believe an san FranciseQ-bound Chief off the will start at 2:30 p.m. today_ Con- I um was orme seven years Eisenhower.Nixon ticket would 108C rails despite the engineer's frantic ag~. LINCOLN. Neb. !A'I - A Creston, tract talks in Pittsburgh last week I The new one-story s~ucture Wl~ thl'S November but he added : 1l(lort to stop the streamhner here Iowa, railroad Plan who ",as wear· I be 44 by 70 feet, Umversity offl' SUnday night. ' Iowa City Airline ing women's clothing at the time brought no results. Icials said. It will not Interfere with "The independent people at • Eighteen persons were injured Theatre To IGive McDonald came here in response the athletic fields surrounding the home, Important portions of tho of his arresl pleaded guiJty in Lan ~riously enough to remain in hos to a te1cphone call from the indus. site. population abroad, and the uncom· Case Heard ' To~ay caster District Court Monday to a mitted nations in the world would P}taIs here overnight, although try's top negotiator, John A. Sle· Construction of the center is have greater confidenc~ in an Eis- ~ny suCCered only cuts and charge of possessing burglary tools The Civil Aeronautics Board's phens oC U_S. Sleel. pending approval of naval authori· enllower.Herter ticket. bJVises, hearing to determine whether Iowa with Intent to burgiarlze. Student's Plays . John C. Duncan, 30, who entered McDonald said he had no idea tics i~ ~ashington, D.C., and ap· "This will Improve the prospects J_J,nvestigators said the Chief's City will lose its commercial air· the pica, told officers the female An SUI graduate student in play· tation on demonology, will be play· whether the 'steel companies had a propnatlon of funds by Congress. of a lasting peace and for success ~Iy p a i n ted diesel engine line service is scheduled to get un writing will see two of his plays ed by Don Knoep(1er, G, Iowa City. t. clothing wa$ a disguise for an In· ~ched into the bar, shoved it a derway this morning in Omaha_ produced this summer by the SUI Other characters are: Nancy "new Offer" to make Lo the union ror United States leadership ve",us \housand feet amid an eerie show· Mayor Leroy &. Mercer, City' tended burglarY. Theatre. He Is James Hatch, G, Linder, (Ann Corcoran, A4, Sibley); · Y communism. etI.of sparks. and thudded off the Manager Peter Roan, City Attor Officcrs said Dunelan, when ar Oelwein. whose farce· comedy, Sherry Adkins, (Nancy Stillians, today, and that if there is a new N0 Aclion el on Stassen ~aid he bad told Mr. Eis. raBs as the metal fouled a switch_ ney Edward Lucas and Keith Ka· rested Sunday, was ' wearing blue "Dagzil," will be presented Thurs· G, Iowa City); Terry Ketchmark, offer he could not speculate on enhower personally about his plan R~ilroad men figured the bar fer, secretary of the Chamber of jea,ns, a red shirt with brassiere day and Friday at 8 p.m. in the TIle Daily Iowan is on inde The Iowan editorial .,tIff I HeaBlines this Weekend pendent dally new poper, writ wrftu iU editotltJl. without rIoliced ten and edited by 8tudents. It «nlOrrltlp by admilli.Jtration or II gocemed by a board of lice =e C"noral NotJces must be received al '!'b. jtJCUlty. The IowtJn', editorial -- Dally Iowan oUlce. Room 201. C""'" lI"dent Irmtus elected by flu! mUIllcaUoru Cenler. by 8 a.m. for pulf. :- Ucatlon the follo,""lnl momine. Th", policy, therefore, is 00' neces· &tudent body tJnd fOllr !tJculty GOV. A. I. (HAPPY) CHANDLER of Kentucky assailed foreign mull be typed or lelllbly .-rltten II1Id tper appointed by tlte ,arily an npre ad slcn~; they will no\ be accepted by tm f',eri ton of sur aid speudi.ng as "Operation Rathole" Saturday in an address at the phon". The Dally Iowan r..... tv.. th• • aU clent af the IInict>trity. mlrtist,atlon policlj or opinion. Mitchellville Centennial. He said the neutrality of Jndia and Yugo rl,ht to edit Generlll Notic ... . .1 slavia "is a luxury we can not afford." Cbahdler was in Iowa cam· paitning (or the Democratic prt'sidential nomination. He said he has NEWMAN CLUB - A group dis· J';1 a chance if no candidate wins tht' nomination before the third blll1ot. cussion oC the Sacraments of 1\1at· '11 rimony and Extreme Unction wUl .. ~ ~ be beld at the Catholic Student Cen-/ Fun's Just Beginning A GROUP OF RUSSIAN farm women will be asked to visit the ter Thursday, ,July 26, at 7:30 p.m'/rb Iowa State Fair. Aug. 24-Sept. 2. Lloyd Cunningham, fair secretary. Arrangements for Sunday's activi·· We have an illea that Harold Stu sen' coming out for said Saturda)'. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles has been asked ties also will be made. A socia r to extend the invitaLion through proper channels lor the Russian wom· hour and refreshments will follot;1II IrI " hri" Herter- a Hepublican \'ict"pre idential C311didate i jll t en to get a look at a~hievements of the farm women of mid·America. the .discussion. ' the beginning of a re·a c ~ent of that politic. I ituation. \ e have nn idea, too, that the idea which many indi iellial may A WEEK-OLD §AIOLINE PRICE WAR ended at Marshalltown HAWKEYE TWINS CLUB - A ·•. I early Saturday when chain and. independent service stations raised meeting of the Hawkeye Twin, J nowe""pre on the matt.. r won't be any gn'at impediment to th prices 8 to 10 cents. Prices had been down to 21.9 cents per gallon for Club will be held Monday, July 30.';) regular gas at independent stations sill!:e July 16. at 8 p.m. at 608 South Madison. Hepubliciln , anonal Convention unle s Pre ident ElSenhowt'r Plans wiJl be made for a picnic. hould changt' his mind and remove his (at lell t) tacit approval V1( of "Dick" , ixon whom he ha bet'n happy to have on any ballot National- PI LAMBDA THETA - Initiation of n ~w members will be held Thurs'· • with him elF. GOVERNMENT·SPONSORED NEGOTIATIONS to end the 3·week day. July 26. in lhe Pentacresto(J steel strike collapsed hi Pittsburgh Saturday evening. Representatives Room of the (ow a Memorial Unioi Tht} intriguing worel in Stassen's t.ltcment was -'Ioy.lty." of the 12 principal steel companies and the 650,000 strikers broke off following a banquet at 5: 45 on thtll. wage talks. saying further meetings would be fruitless . The Govern· lie said that, in lovaltv to Pre ident Eisenhower. it wa now sun porch. Reservations should be '" . . , ment representative flew back to Washington to discuss future Gov made with Doris Stier, whose tele· neeeSiary to annOllnct' that he favored Herter a the \'ict'-pre i- ernment moves with Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell. phone number is 8·2637. • I dentinl candidate. This loy, Ity i a bit clifficult to understand A MYSTERIOUS TRIP by defense attorney Emile Zola Berman ENGINEERS' WIVES t- A pic",<;., lince Eisenhowrr ha called Nixon the wbest" viee-prp ident in left the court·martial trial gC Marine S. Sgt. Matthew C. M<;Keon in will be held Thursday, July 26. at his memory. In thi ca ,apparent!', the best is not 1\ bit too weekend recess. Berman asked for and got cancellation of Saturday's 6 p.m. in the pavilion closest til", session because he said he had to make a flying ttlp in connection the swimming 'pool in City Park good - perhap. not quitp good nough., with the ca c. • Families are asked to bring thei~ own food and dishes. Ice cream . e will be served. All pre-engineering. • A FEDERAL GRAND JURY Saturday indicted Orvllle E. Hodge. , Th political po ibilitie of Sta ell'~ propo al are clear engineering. and graduate studentl; ' deposed 1lIinois state auditor, and two associates on charges o[ can· and their families are invited. ('nough, ~Ja achusetts i' l\ .tate \\ hich oftrl1 goe Democratic, spIring to mishandl $872,000. Hodge provoked a clash between fed· (' pedaJl as regards national office. The young leall('r of the eral and state investigating agenCies when he went to Chicago for •, his surprise, voluntary appcarance before the U.S. grand jury. State's PLAY NIGHTS - Play Nights at Democrat in ~Ias aehll tt i the per'onable, vote-getting Atty. George Coutralwn of Sangamon County (Springfield ), who had the Field House for summer ses· enator Kcnnedy. nles~ the Republicans make a tar Ollt of a been handling the investigation. said Hodge had broken an appoint· sion students, stal( and faculty - J\J Dill, I~,,"n I" art ...1I1 ment to meet him in a Springfield polic~ cour!. and their spouses are held each l-Ias. aclHl tt hopeful, it i quilt· po ible that the Hay State Tuesday and Friday nights from vott' .will ride on K nnedy' a cending tar: nnd the loss to Re 7:30 to 9;30. Activities include ' .. • CHtCAGO, HARD HIT by an early outbreak of polio, struck back swimming. croquet. badminton, tao . publicanism would be con'iderabl in thi state which com with widespread inoculations with Salk vaccine in a dramatic effort ble tennis, paddle tennis. volleYr.1l mands 16 elector, I votes. To a Sure that many votes in what vet New Uses for NATO to head off an epidemic. Of the 245 Chicago cases reported tliis year, baH and basketball. Other activi.;, mny h(, a han! presidential fight i worth the effort. about half have come Crom a relatively small tenement area on the ties will be organized if there is a . IThe biggest obstacle to progress is still nationalism west side. At this time last year, only 38 cases had been reported. sufficient demand. ",; Within jllst, few houTs of tat'n's announcement th t he in the NATO Govern'ments' tood for Christian I1 e~tcr. ~om twenty mrmber of the HOlls Foreign- MENNONITE STUDENT FELli, of Herre entativr had demanded his ~pul 'ion from th(> ad BylDENIS HEALEY edge that NATO would fight to lems on which ils members must LOWSHIP - A picnic supper and campfire meeting will be held Fd· F,em The- '-if'W Ibpublle- pr('v nt the \·iolalion of their neu ncgotiat with Russia. Other A MYSTERY GROUP waging a IctterwriLing campaign against ministration's innrr circle wher he i. a it pr" 'identi, I Ildvi\pr day evening, July 27. Interested Western rC8~Uons to lhe nl'w trality. German nfO,Utrallty would wise Ru ia may use negotiation American troops in West Germany was described by Allied intelli· on di~ilrrnament . Thi demand, too, ems un odd \Va of kerp Sovi t policy 01 "peaceful compe' dcpcnd no Ie s on NATO's readi· gence as a small ring oC former Nazis. Letters signed by the group students are invited. Food will be . simply to divide the West with· furnished. Those planning to at jng in step with i;xon' own pronOl1l1Cellll'nt - Oll spveml oc- tltion" have thrown A'TO IlIto ness and ability to fight in its threatening to drive Coreign troops from Germany's "Holy ~oil" have th melting pot In Gtormany . out attempting to reach settle· tend are asked to meet at 118 Ea. n ion , at I ast twice aft r U.. e' illnesses - th:\t ht' would accept d f n - something which can· been sent to American troops in Bonn and to their familics in the Bloomington, where transportation. whose support has . 0 far be n not in thi ca e be taken for ment on any of the outstanding United Stat S. will be provl?ed to the picniC are~. ,\ renomination if th conv ntion preferred him to othl'rs. ow consid rcd indispcnsabl to NA· granted. The thcrmonuclear problems. Co-operatlon in solv· that the possihility of ant>ther's candidacy ha been eriotlsl} TO stratcgy, public opinion J. in stalemate only incr ases NATO' ing the internal problems of tbe ')11 crea Ingly di po ed to offer Ru . THE JAPANESE WEATHER BUREAU said the United Slates t forw3rdl'd the administration member who spenk up i to b Importance in Western defense. NATO members Is no less essen BABY SITTING- The Universi~ '. sia neutrality in return for na· For NATO I the means through t ofC its eighth nuclear blast of its current test series in the south Cooperative Baby ' Leag4e; tial. Cyprus is an obvious exam· west Pacific. Sittin~ read Oll t of thl' cltn pt r. tional unity. The new French which lhl' Anglo·Saxon thermonu· book wiJI be in the charge or MrS. , Government publicly a crt it clear d terrent is extended to pie . And it Is high time that Jeanne Sunde from now to JulY • • • aim to act a a brid~ bctw en cover Western Europe. the NATO countries began to dis· PRINCE AMIN . 19. II/In of Prince Aly Khan. wrecked his father 's 30. Phone her at 8-2734 if a babyil It seems quite appnrent that Ei enhowel' can have th(' run Ea t and We t. and h di mi d fore than ever Europe must sitter or information about joining" the main support rs of NATO in cu the growing shortage of fuel Alfa·Romco sports car early Saturday ncar Nice. France, but es· dl'pc:nd on Amerih's strategic caped unhurt. the group is desired. lilt ning mate he wants. It may bt' that the Stassen proposal will the Quai D'Or ay. Britain I en· bomber force, lreAlin, NATO' and powcr rrom which they will allow a review of po. sible candidate ' in the Pre ident's mind gag d In n unilateral r \'1 ion of ground (ore s Imply liS a trip· soon suffer - oll and nuclear LAW WIVES - Law Wives where choice exists. It will be inter sting to see whether the her defen policy which is wire to release the SAC. Before energy above all. PRESIDENT EISENHOWER. Ceeling fine but short of streng\h. will. bound to affect h r contribulion to individual countri start to r - There I . In fact. an infinite arrived in Panama for a "rendezvous wilh hiltory,''' a meeting oC meet 1'uesday. July 24. at 7 :311: tassen announeem nt of July doe not finoll allow an nlter, SHAPE. Faced with lhis bat'\(· p.m. in the Law Student Lounge.:' vi~ their def ns lIrograms uni range of problems which all the American presidents to proclaim hemispheric unity, In an offhand tion of the presidential and vice-pre identi:ll stat ment of Feb· sliding among tit IIreat pow {'r . . laterally, • the NATO Council remark. the President was heard to say, "I haven't much strength There will be a genllral business ' the smal r mcm r Of ATO should urgently CIlnslder how NATO countries would benefit but I keep going." meeting followed by ·bridge. ruar.' There i· no gainsaying that the itllntion ha chauged are becoming restiv ' Iceland's thick a trip-wire Is r quired for enormously through solving in ince th original Eisenhower-Nixon stands were t.len. threat to demand the withdrawal this purpo c. and . r it should common. Whether new machin· SOVIET FOREtGN MINISTER Dmitri Shepilov said the Soviet LIBRARY HOURS - Summer of NATO base may set a pattern. be placcd. On th answcr will ery is neees ary to achieve sueh In the Eastern Mediterranean tlle d pcnd not only such que lion Union is not considering to give Egypt aid for construction of the hours for the main library are as ' Cypru problem may co t ATO as tlle future oC c01lscription. but co.operation is a question on Aswan high dam. He told foreign newsmen , however, that the Soviet follows; Summer Time the support of Greece or Turkey. also the conditions which the which the Pearson Committee Union would be ready to consider sympathetically Egyptian requests Monday·Friday 7:30 a.m.·2 a.m. or both. We t could offer (2r the reunifi mu t report. But no other new for aid for development of her industries. His comments followed de Saturday 7;30 a.m.·5 p.m. Yet it was til success of ATO cation of German¥. machinery will help unless the cisions by the United States and Great Britain not to help finance the SUllday 1:30 p.m.-2 a.m. ' In building West rn unity and In the economic- field, if the NATO governments ~irst make dam. Departmental libraries have J think that J shall n('ver se up their mind to pursue Uleir their hours posted on the doors. [ strength which produced the ATO countries tQ.Ok advantage A billboard lovely as a tree. switch in Soviet policy - a of their strategic uilerdependence common Interest through it. The biggest obstacle to progress is THE BRtTISH LABOR PARTY pledged itself to eliminate racial Jn fact. lInl . the billbollrd fIlII switch which started before Sta· to standardize their armaments lin di d and bcfor Ru sia pro· and specializ th<;jr force, all still nationalism in the NATO go v discrimination throughout the colonies if and when it returned to pow • I'll never sec a tree at all. duced h r own H·bomb . And could make great economie. ernmen . er. The party's views orr Britaln's responsibilities to the 50 million in now that "pcac ful competition" Fixed NATO IM'allations like habitants of her 31 colonial territories were set forth in "The Plural official daily This Ogden Na h jingle has now become an e port, ap is the order of the day, NATO airfields are alrelRt; financed by Society." the first of a series of new Labor studies on colonial policy. propriated by the most unlikely terrain in the world: th de rt. still ha a vital role to play. Un· a collective budgelt,- the princi· Ie the We t can match the soli· pIe of joint finan9ing should be City The Suez Canal seems Jik Iy to bL'fomc the :;\lC(.'(' ' or to U.. SOVIET PREMIER NIKOLAI BULGANIN admitted by implica darity of the !)()() million strong extendcd to at lea~ all common tion that there is considerable anti·Communist agitation and unrest in BULLETIN ;.; Route I, by general consent a po)iated highwa . Communi l camp, it hps no service. and to thf development Record the satellite countries. In a speech shortly after Ilis arrival at War The plan for the canal is a' blatant as adverti ing itself. An chance of surviving even "peace· or new weapons in _which individ· saw for the Polish naUonal holiday. Bulganin charged that '·opportu· ful competition." ual countries have not yet ac advertising "genius" has secured the right to sell advertising nlsts and watring elements " had appeared and were sowing seeds No single country could hope quired a vc ted inlfrest. In short, RIRTH of hate in various Communist countries. space on enormous billboards. These be built at intervals , will to resist evcn the diplomatic ex· whatever n w strdtegic doctrine BLAlR. 1I1r. lind Mrt. Jaek W., West UNIVERSITY CALENDAR of half a mile along the 5O-odd miles bctween Port Said and ercise of Communist · military is finally agreed to by NATO, the Uberty, 0 boy Mo.,doy _.t Mercy HOl- pressure except a part of an in· cost to all its members can be J mailia. B~~, Mr nd Mr •. Morvin . West THE 1'56 SALZBURG MUSIC FESTIVAL was opened by Aus- tercontinental alliance. The exi t· imm n ely reduce~ through c1~ U~rty . • ;;'Irl FrldlY at Merey HOI- trian President Theodor Koerner, The main part of this year's pro TUESDAY, JULY 24. 1'56 ;; ence of small neulr al countries er international co-operation, Bf~;:FORD . Mr. and Mrs. Toby. 132 gram is devoted to music o{ Wolfgang Mozart, Salzburg's greatest A captjve audience of some 600,000 people a year on ships does not disprove this point - [or In the poliLical field NATO RI" Ide Park. I fIIrl 1I'l1dlY at Mercy son, in commemoration of his 200th birthday. UNIVERSITY calendar Item. ere' scheduled in the PrelieNnY., of. usjn~ tlle canal will pass these igt?s at the agonizing speed of the security or Sw den and Swit· must try to reach a common ap B~~I~ : MI. and Mrs. Ronald. "orut------ zerland d pend on Soviet knowl· proach toward the major prob· ,-few Tr"Uer l:ourt, a air1 Saturday at 10 miles an hour. Adverti ers hope that passengers. who are Mercy HospitaL fice, Old Capitol. alway interested in the sight of a passing shoreline, will stay on EDW... RDS. Mr. and MI'IJ. Owen. 2128 MuacoUne A"" .. a boy Monday at decJt; to see the panorama of the Suez Canal unfold befort" thejr Mere,. Ho.pltaL Wednesd.y, July 2S EKLEBERRY . Dr . • nd Mrs. William. 8 p.m. - University Chonls,. Welt BrAnch. a girl Sunday a't Mercy eyes. What is Government! HospItal. Symphony Orchestra and Soloists HOFM ... N. Mr. and 1011'1. John, West fresent Concert Version of Opera From -\rt lotle's " Pelitic." Ft"" "'Ic-h, a boy Sunday at Mercy HOI· Tbey will. And )0 and behold, w}lat will they see? Sun pIlat "Samson and Delilah" - Iowa Me , Tlte greatest philo ophcr of OlltifJldly analyzed tile origin and JIL",,; ..N , Ir. ~ nd !Iou-•. Richard, Coral morial Union . and sand?. Yes Palm trees gentl undulaHng in winter zephyrs? ville. a boy, Saturd.y at M"rcy Hos , dece(oplIlent of society, lind his rcasollin!{ i till the basis of pital. Po sibly. Certainly they wiIJ see cigarettes in 2O-toot.high packs, RUTH, Mr. ""d Mrs. Richard , Rlver Thursday, July 26 .ld~. • boy Saturday At Mercy HOI giant bottles of soft drinks, and convertibles three time life size. much of 0"" political science. pltal. - 6 :30 p.m. - The University CI~ r porch Party, University Chlb too, th re will b 8n expansive advertisement for When sever.1 vill.ges are unit· Probably. who lirst rounded the state was DEATHS Rooms . ed tn a single complete commu· 'Travel by Ajr" - and we wi1l. the greate t of benefactors. For BARNUM. "'1>ton. 64. 810m, City, Sat· 8 p.m. - University Play "Dag /. nity. large enough to be nearly man, when perfected, is the best - ...... 01 fT ' ~19 ' ~qtV Hnc-pft.1 . zil"-University Theatre. of animals, but, wben separated BlECKER. Rkhard. 15. Hallewn. Sun TUESDAY. JULY 24. J956 or quite self·sufficing, the states day at University Ho,plt.lI. II p.m. - Summer Session Lec· comes into e",stence, originating from law and justice, he is the BEULBY. OUve, 1., Dubuque. Saturday ture: illustrated lecture by I1r. ." u,n\... e~ ;lty HO!Jpltals. in the bare needs of life, and worst of all; since arm~ injus BIGSBY, Bertba, 10, Weat Libeny, Mon Francis Henry Taylor, former BO~D or S'l'11Dlln DAILI' 10"AN lurlaVllOall F.O. continuing existence for the tice is the more dangerous, and day It Men:y Hospital. Head of the Metropolitan Museum PIJBL,CA',ONII. INC. IC800L or JOVa"ALISJI rACIlLn' he i equipped at birth with BLY, Elluobeth, 86, Muon City. Friday sake of a good life. And there· It Unlv~rsJly HOlplta .... of Art - "The Great CoJlectors" JltIMIn L BUtz, Al; Dr. OeorIe S. Publisher ...... later O • • DI arms meant to be used by In BRAL, Morlr, 57, Colfax, Saturday at C.. t ... Dentistry; Herbert R. Hedp. Editorial ...... Arthur Sander""n fore. if the earlier forms of so· Unlve .... lty H05piula. Iowa Memorial Union. 03; A"hUr Doul\a5. AS: Prof. Rulb AdvertWnC ...... ,. Malr ",ale. ciety are natural, so is the state, telligence and virtue, which he GLOTFELTY , Esther. 53, B.stlvla. Fri I!. ~. PaUlk.l Sd~nce; DMn Circulation ...... Wilbur Pe\enooo for it is the end of them. and the may use for the worst ends. But day lit Unlv",nlty Hoopital •. Frid.y. July 27 Mas Ladd. Law; plot. LesUe O. oLEECH. Oonaili. 21 , West Gate. ~tur Moeller. Journallam; RJel\ard D. states. for the administration of 8 p.m. - University Play "Dall DIal 4191 \I ,...... nature of a thing is its end. day ot University HOljllta .... Wolle, M:I; Charl_ WylUe. a. ~ ,,"'n justice, whic h is the determina LONG, Milo, (0. Grundy Center, F~y zil"-University Theatrc, urer: Elwin T. Jolllfe. Unlvenll)' C. DaII, ...... " ,:II.... TJae Now. that man is more of a po. Busln_ Mana.ft'. , ...... 1'...... ,..__ " tion of what is Just. is the prin· at University Hospitals. .. 1M eea...... c..... II litical animal than bees or any PANCELL 00., .... st. Rlcbland. Satur- Thursday. Au,ust 2 • ,.. In. I ...... , ciple of order in ~ Iiti cal society. day at iJnlv" ....tty HOlpltal •. DAU.I' 10"AN EDITOIUAL ITUP other gregarious animals is e i· REWERTS. JabeDa, 77, DuMont. Sund..,. 8 p.m. - University ...... It 'rWIa,.. Play. "East· Editor ...... Ivara LI~. dent. Nature, as we often say, • • • at Unlverslly Hotpltall. er Song" - University Theatre. Manal!r.' EdItor ...... n.n KIn.,n DAILY 10"oUf Un.'lIIINO ITA" As to the forms of government. SKIPTON. Iiarvey. _ , Columbul Jllnc· City ltor ..... , .. BettJ Lou Qulck makes nothing in vain. and man tion. Sunday at Unlvenlty Hosplt.1I. Bullne. Mana•• ... K. .lobn Xo_ lhe best must be that which is s.orta Edit« .... , ...... 11m Hey A_ Bu •. ~...... Don L. ..ttne. is the only animal whom she MAKIUAOE LICENSES Friday. Au,ult J 1iIIIltarIal Pace "ad. .. Tom. .... lcllInaon ClusILled Mer, •••••. •. Gene .. Devol administered by the best. in BASS. Donald. n, and Eveiyn SMOTH Alit. City Editor ...... Duyl P1emln. has endowed with the gift of ERS. Ie. bot" of Leland. I.Unol-. 8 p.m. - University Play. "Easl· , which there is one man. or a Chief Pho"""aphet' and . CIrcUlation Mil'-... 00fClon Wadnrortb speech. The power of speech is EVANS, Rodney. :10. and Marjorie Jean er Song" - University Theatre. WlJoet>boto Tedlnld_ •. ~ J)Q whole family, or many persons VOLK. :10. both of Oxford. intended to set forth the expedi· FlELOING, Vernon E., 37, and FJtJlceJ (For InJormalfon H,lI'Gln, 41'" "'" Subtcrlptlon ra!ell - II,. carrlU' In (J[celling all the,.rhers together RIJ:XENS, :12. both of Sbelfleld. ICh~ule. 1ft ryaUon. II olOrr...... vuol. ent, and the inexped;;nt, and yond thl. r.... lowl City. 15 cents ..H!tb' or .. per in virtue, Both rUlers and sub INGHAM. Marvin. It. ani Rita CAR· the ofClc8 of Ibe Pre.ldenl, 0101 OF therefore likewise the just and MODY. 18, both of Colo. ner In advance; II. tnCIfttha, ....; Capito!.) ClllCtJLA'IIOIf' the unjust. And it is a charac· jects are fitted. tHe one to rule, ME ... DE. Gerald . 23. Oxlord. nad Mary three montha, $151. B, man In ...... the others to be ruled, in such J . P'OBIAN, 21. 01 Iowa City. .. per year; .... montbl. "'"' .E.II&& •• 1M AUOCIAnD ..... teristic of man that he alone has YOKE. Glen R.. 111 . Davenport. and I .; TIle "-Iated rr.. .. tDtnIod ..- any sense of good and evil. of a manner as to .uain the most Joyce .... ElXAN, DOth of Bettendorf. NEW CARS monthl, p; .U oUler maD ...... DIVOIICES aaANTKD tIoGa. 110 per year; aIlt __ ..., •eUIwl7 Ie .... - tor eligible life. T~ virtue of the r:c"' ...... just and unjust. and the like, and BROWN. Geor." W., from Marjorie L. DES MOINES 111 - The Iowa Ex· Ib.... moDUu,! IU5. t::.~1Mper IIIeal• ...u - ...priD AP_Sa tIdI the association of living beings good man Is icessarllY the RrLEY, John P .• from "'nn. J . ecutive Council authorized Monda, same as the vi of the citizen POLICE COVaT • ...... who have this makes a family LINDEMAN. Jerry F.. Solon. pleaded the purchase of 35 new cars. moIrt· in the perfect te, and the a 1llaf-<41t1 froa _ ...... u, aeept 8uada7 aDd and a state. lullty to chaTle of fanure to stop Iy for State HighwllY Patrol uje, same education and the Ume at atop .IID, fined '$ and eoata. • and Raid this will be the last 'PID' l n",!, ~...... _...... SCHLDTB, Jame. Dennla. GuY. inc! .. ~~~mJr,.= tG ...... _ ..._ ..... TIt.D~ C...... Iowa Clt7. JowL h1InM .. • • • . habits will be fc\mid make a stopped lor raUur.. to Ilavt! valJd ,chase until 1957 model. come ,,\at. ~ elMe matter al the .... offJeo A seclal Instinct is implanted goqd man and a man fit to be a drlwri lleen.., on penon, produced The' purchase prices ranged from 1_.. . UKeIlal .m_ are .. 1M 11& Jo_ CIt7. und tile ad of Cae- sam" and cue dIsmissed; aloo fined my first in all men by nature. and yet he statesman or kinK. flIO and COItI lor reelUn. drlvinl. "Gee, I'm e:celted. You're li ve patient." . $1.567 to $1!597. . f IGreen~ergr RecUegs Beat Bues, , ' Burke, Kroll Win: j in Cronin Into . 1 . ,uu:arcA..S LZA."l1& SATIONAL LSAe,;C£ at Th, 4-3; Trail 2 /2 " N ... Y.rk .. Gil W L 08 by' ~ ~ ~~~ "d. j lr'i.':SI Cln...... GII $1 ..m ~It 11~:i:':.~:j .. : ~ ;: :~~ ~I' I The, ...... ". :Ill .:\.\7 II CINCINNATI IA'I - Second base· C~ .., ...... ~ .all .~ lSI, 8 ...kl,.. . ..48 lie . ;\.;~ U ~ 8"" Hall of Fame .....&I •• ,!It St. L .. lo . I~ 4A ••113 l~ ~~ by D~eJ. lor r. .. .. •• .f» man Johnny Temple singled Bob I ~ PGA, Title - 'II S. Pltta'.r,1t ...... , ILONDII CHI C YOUNG I CONGRATULATE DADDY·. HE JUST KILLED ONE OF MY I ' \ .. R~Li'tCtlCKING~ . , .... ! NEW MLSE EYELASHES " ' ,'1" "', .... , ~' J "'" Here are the hottest deals in town; fiRST GARMENT Day· by day more people discover the great value that'8 Studebaker-and nowonder! Studebaker'squality-work- at regular low price 1D8ll8hip.-unequa1ed in the low price field-plus our rich allQwancea on your present car have really put SECOND GARMENT Stu(lebaker on the move! You owe it to yourself to .. and lriYe this year'8 biggest " find"-Studebaker! reduced to half p.rice 1 S. Dubuque 111 S., Clinton 229 S. Dubuque from .1 'What Do You 'Think of Politics?' " -...."(8 - - • • \ Sir, Ah'm from the South, and we iust don't really care too much about rhat sort of nasty ole thing." Daily Iowan - DOORS OPEN 1:15 - "Honest, Sir, I-ah-ah-never touch t he stuff. It does things to me and "We don't talk about such things around here, and you better get out be- N. Interviews and Photos ~"ENDS you'd never understand." fore I get REAL mad." NOW THURSDAY by Larry pay Michaelsen County Budget Would Grand Jury Delays on Carnivals at READ THE IOWAN To Speak at WANT ADS . • I Playgrounds, Lower '57 Spending KENT TAYLOR Th prOI)Oscd 1957 Johnson County budget calls for an incrca e in PETULA CLARK Graduation lllxation bul a decrease in cxpenditures. County Auditor William L. Ka. VARSiTY NOW! Hodge Indldments This Week lOMla'laIL, (CIIOI Pror. Robert . Michaelsen, di. nak said Monday SPRINGFIELD, Ill. I.fI-Slatc· Atty. G orJ'le Coutrakon announced Carnival will highlight the ac· IW[I) ""'ISIS " ...... 10nday th Sasamon County jlrand jury will delay at lea until today rector or the SUI School or Reli· Th County Board of Supervl or ha sch dulcd the hearing for the Uvitie. at . upervi cd Iowa City gion, will speak at the University's budgl'l at 10 a.m. Aug. 6. th return of indictments in lh taniled state check ca hing scandal. playground thl w k. summer Commenccm nt exercises 'rhe taxation increase, $83,129, Coutrakon aid more pr p ration was ne dcd before the jury would Each playground now IS being be ready to \'ote on true bills prepared with decorated booth 10 to be held Aug. 8 t 7.30 p.m. in th will be met by Increasing tile aver· Bike Relay "Th jp'and jury Is not ready hou c th v rlous iam s and con· nlver Ity /Ieldbou . age county tax I vy 10 a 15.54 mills now and neither am l," he told t sts Ulnt will be [('atur d. The Approximalely 500 stud nls are JX;r thousand dollars on the basis scpo Mtle~ w... ,El_ ".."' ..' _illlj .... ~YAI carli\'al will be h('ld on th newsm n. "The truth oC the matter Monkey Fun expected to receive d grees during of 19sa valuation. Th 1956 aver· Favors Ike aral playground IhrouJ/hout the • CO·FEATURE • Is [ want to r check the Indict· Loose Monkeys Cause w('ek. the cer mony, accor~IO' to SUI reo ago for the county was 13.29 mills. DES MOINES IA'I _ Four young ments." Admls ion ronKing from one to gistrar Ted McCarrel, director of Levie in the rural areas are Kansas City, Kan., Republicans STARTS TODAY Tht' prosecutor had soid earlier rive c nl will be charg d Cor par· convocations. hiih r than in lown City or the r>ec:V1led into Des Moines Monday Hamburg Panic ticipation in the event. Proc d l>londay he wa expecting the jury "Freedom and Conformity" will oth r towns bccaue a major share all a leg of a bicycle relay or. to rE.'port hortly. or the carnival will be u d either HAMBURG, Germany IA'I to buy additional equipment or to bE.' thE.' subj ct of Dr. tichael of road Impro\cm nt is a sessed ganized to display the Young Re. Eighteen wilnesses te tiCied as Ion keys were all over th place finance parties on the playgrounds. Comm ncement addr s. to rural r sldcnt . publicans' support of President Ei. in Hamburg Monday. mrmm th grand jurors re uml·d th ir in· Happy Hollow and Longfellow M. Willard Lampe, dir clor·em. Th total E.'sUmaled expenditures enhower. BEST LOVED! \c tigaUon or tile activit! of (or· A zook per neg I 'cled to lock playground will have carnival eritus of th SUI chOj)I of R • I a cage. Forty·fh'c rh u mono W dne day at 6 p.m.: Elm Grove Ligion, wHI crvc as chaplain for ror the county will be $1,637.257 as The relay started in PorUand. m r Slate Auditor Orvill,' E. Hodge keys romped joyously to free· the cerE.'mony, and William D. Co· oppo cd to $1,682.848 for last year. \ !\Ie. and will end at San Francis. Doors Open 1:15 P.M. MOST HONORED! and an alJeged million·dollar hart· and Junior High Thursday at 6 dom. der, SUI coordinator o( conlpreoe· 'rills year' budget is less th~n. last co Aug. 20 for the Republican Na. age 01 tatc fund ' . oulrakcn said p.m.; and Creekside and Roo evelt { s, will be ma t r bf ccrernonie . Y ar's because of an additional . ' . additional witnes es will be heard One housewife walked into her at 6:30 p.m. and 6 p.m., respect· r dining room and found a monkey ively, on Friday. The degrees will bo conferrccl by $153,100 in appropriations from tlonal Convention. Four central r!9j itmil ~oiliIy when the jury reconvenes. sitting at the table ealing French Lincoln playground has noL sched· SUI provo t Harvey H. Davis. non·taxable sources. Iowans will take the bikes and , a Hodge wa not reqUired to ap fried potatoes. uJ d a carnival or any other events Music for the occasion will be The Incroll d cost or mainlain· scroll ror lhe President from here TO·DAY - AND 'PCBI' but tll ju ry hcard his story Anolher woman looked on this week. provided by the Unl erslty Orches· ing John on County residents in to Red Oak today. frolll court reporter lInrry Living· mournfully as a monkey grabbed Aqua Day, chedulcd ror last tra. under the direction of Prof. state institutions an~ continuing The Kansas City contingent, Lin. WEDNESDAY stan, ",ho look it down la t week a favorite pinow. climbM to th Thursday but po tpon d because William Gower of lhe SUI Music the expanded road Improvement d R dl Joh Behrend Marg...... unki5sed when ilodgc underwent nine hours roof and methodically took the of the weath r. ha been canceled. Department. program account ror most of the a un . e, n • ...... untamed UNASHAMED I ..., M questioning by Coutrakon. pillow apart. The crowning of lis Playground UDiver fly radio stallon WSUl added laxation, Kanck said. anna Clulders and Evert Sisney, The pro cutor aid he did not SAMUEL Zooman Emil Koehrmann aid of 1956, orlginalJy set ror Aqua Day, will broadcast an account of th.. The state has raised the assess· all 17, spent the night in Des Jane ;OLDWYN'S look ror II guilty plea from Hodge th zoo would pay ror the damag· will be held at the swim fest Commencement exercises, with ment against each county for the Moines. Republican party repre· to any cllarges but that h hoped Augu t 3. speech Prof. Orllile Hitchcock support of county residents in state scntatives from' Kansas City will RUSSELL to arraiill the onc·time JIlinoi Re· -=::::-::-=:::::c:=-:-:--::-:::::-:- serving as narrator"" Institutions. Kanek said this is the lake them back home today. THE BEST YEARS publican ~late omcial this week. C