owan Servin£! The State University of Iowa and the People of Iowa City Established in 1863-Five Cents a Copy Member of Associated Press LeBSPd Wire aDd Photo Servi-:,-e Iowa City. Iowa. Wednesday. September H. I~ ut er enles• ams' arges.. ed· $50 N Rid 'bl T: e e D' e AHacks Aide's' Consl .erlng on- e un a e IUlt/on . eposlts Real Reasons Uncertain If SUI Parking For Resigning Plan Could Refutes Implication Of " Democratic Plot Include SUI Permits Now By]ACKBELL WASHINGTON (AP) - SPIRIT LAKE (AP) - Pres­ IDemocratic National Cha~Q idents of Iowa's private colleges Being Issued Paul M. Butler asserted Tues­ took steps Tuesday to deal with No 1957-58 Stickers day night that Shennan Adams a practice , under which high Honored After Sept. 30 resigned as a matter of political school graduates "shop around" expediency and not on moral IS for a college to attend and go Explanation of parking rules ~TOunds_ to the one that offers the best all Page 3 Adams, President Eisenhow­ "deal." er's top aide, told te nation in The plan would be to require the Parking permits for the 1957·58 a dramatic radio and TV broad­ prospective student to put up a cast Monday nlaht that althou&b tuition payment oC $50 as a part academic year are now bein g is- J sued to eligible SUI faculty mem­ .. he was bowlta, out he "dlel DO of the admisison procedure. If the wron," In acceptln, expensive student is accepted and then goes bers, according to R. J . Phillips, favors from Bernard Goldfine, a to another school the $50 would not superintendent of SUI's phySical Boston Industrialist. be refunded, plant division . An werln, AdI.ms in a seeond Will Recommend Plln No 1957-58 permits will be hon· nationwl~ broadcast T u e , day The presidents decided to rec· ored after Sept 30 and must be re­ night. Butler said in a prepared ommend the plan to their indivi· moved, Superintendent PbilJips , pooch that his wk wa, DOt • dual boards of trustces. They said said. The new permits will take pi asanl one beeaule "no Ameri­ it would end a practice of high effect Wedn esday, Oct. 1. and will can enjoys talking about impro­ school graduates applying for ad· expire Sept. 30, 1959. priety In public ornce." , mission to three or four schools. The action came during the an­ Priority System "No American relishes the dari nual workshop of the Association Deans or deparlment heads must end of a lon, career in pubUc life of Iowa Collegc Presidents. approve applications for all faculty whether It concel'tll a member o( parking permits, Phillips said. Per­ his own political party or a mem­ It was not determined whether mits are awarded on a priority ber of the opposlUon party," Bllt· similar tuition payments should basis, depending upon usc made of ler saId. be required at SUI, Iowa State tile automobile, distance of resi­ l College and Iowa Teachers College, G ...... Oft, 'ectl the three tax·supported institutions. dence from the campus and avail· The Democratic chief added, Virgil M. Hancher, SUI Registration Confinu~s ability of public transportation. Hail The Conquering Heroes however, that he wished to reply president and retiring president of Fees for facully parking permits to political accusatioJlll mAde by the association, said he would dis· arc $10 for "reserved" areas and FLOWER·GARL.ANDED CHINESE NdlonaU.t pilota of U.S.-built Sabre jet. rode in I.ep. throu,h Adams and detail "lOme of the cuss the matter with the State Today 'In, SUI Fieldhouse $6 Cor " restricted" areas. Identify- the ,trHts of Tlipei, Formol', 11ft weekend ., the city honored thom for th'lr victories OVIr Reel facts ,Iossed over without com­ Board of Regents but indicated it Ing decals must be placed pt rma- Chinele MIG. in reclnt encounter.. Six pilot, cr.dltwd with .hootln, down R.d planes were h",,­ ment by Mr. Adams." might require a ruling Cram the The big decisions of whether to nently On the inside lower center ored in the plr.de Ind at • civic reception.-AP Wirephoto. Ear II e r Republican National of the rear window , except on con- ______-:--_~~__,,___., >,.,,,,.,------::--- · , Iowa attorney general. have 7.1:30 a,m, or 2:30 p.m. classes Chairman Meade Alcorn had de· , . End Window Shopping vertiblcs, wllore it is to be- plae d picted Aaama as a ",1It1C11l man are more than two·thirds The question Cor the private col­ ov~r" ro~ on the inside lower left-hand cor­ who YoluntarIJy had become • .t' ~ " leges was brought up by Dr. J. President Hancher of the SUI students but there are ner of the windshield, martyr to unfair pollUcal .1lacU ;, '1 Chance To Des Moines Man Testifies • I :;,.. Richard Palmer, president of Mor­ still some who haven't gone Fine. for Vlolltion, made allalnst him. ~ Slates Open House ningside College. through registration this semester. Faculty members who park an J • CommenUn, On Butler', speech. "This would end multiple appli­ Students in the Colleges or Oom· unregistered car in a University Jot oln Alcorn said In a .t.tternent: cations," he said. "We are com· Today, Thursday wi! be liable to a $10 fine. Fines of "Mr. BuUer', IOUcitude for merce, Graduate and former stu­ Campus At Inquest For Slain Wife peting for students, and we should Tonight and Thursday night ap­ $10 will also be charged for failure Sherm.n Adams reveal. a new develop a clear and open policy on dents in Liberal Arts and Engin· to display the sticker or for fail­ technique In character usuaina­ proximatel~ 2,500 students will the matter." eering will finish registering today ure to display it according to regu­ DES MOINES t.4'I - Bernard J . Grandanette. 36 , partn r in a Des tion. have an opportunity to meet Pres· Palmer said, "It would eliminate according to the Collowing sched­ lations. Groups Today Moines suburban food store, tesllfied Tuesday night at an inque 1 into .. After plannlnll ancl executlnl ident and Mrs. Hancher at their these kids twisting our arm and ule: t:'ines f~r violating parkin~ regu- The majority of the organiza- the fatal shoollng of his wife that bUrglars broke Into lhe store three a political Iynchlna, he iRiiated 011 put us back in control again." He home at 102 East Church St. latIons Will be $1 Cor the fll'st of- tions on campus and the majority times in the last four years. (ree television Ume to be Hen In said he was willing to run the risk The annual President's Open fense, $4 for the second and $8 for I or the freshmen and new students the front row of the mourners." • t· of losing any students through the Wednesd.y Grandanette appeared as a vol· The two nit Ion a 1 chairmen House and a new Orientation [unc­ subseque~t offenses. Cars must be at SUI will mix today at "Herky's advance payment policy. parked m an orderly manner. Round-up" untary witness at the opening of spoke out as report. circulated ., tion-church night-will be alter­ Conant Denies Gaylord Couchman, pre s i- Time Lilt N,me Begins Phillips said, and cars backed into ' . . the inquest to inquire into the Ulat President Ellenhower plans dent of the University of Dubuque, nated for all orientation groups. stalls will be subject to fine for Each campus orga~lzahon w~1l a speedy appointment to fUl the death of his wire. Rose Marie. 33 , Need For More was elected president to succeed Tonight groups 1·55 are scheduled 8a.m. Clot-Dem improper parking. have a booth set ~p m the M~m Whl~ HoUte void caUleCl by Lounge of the Umon to acquamt Pres. Hancher, who becomes a to go to President Hancher's home mother of three. Adams' decilion to retire under 8:30 a.m. Den-Ez new students with SUI extra-cur­ Science Education . member or the executive com­ between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. , and IOWAN KILLED Grandanetle previously had toll (ire . mittee: ricular activities, groups 56·100 are invited to attend 9 a.m. F-Gie SPIRIT LAKE fA'! - Cletus Mar· police that when he returned ATLANTIC CTTY, N. J . !.4'1 _ Adams contended Ita his leave- church night during the same vin Weber, 25, oC Estherville. was The open house will be held from Dr. James B. Conant said Tues. t.aklni statement be was the vic- 9:30 a.m. Gil-Hal 1 :30 to 4:30 p.l'lL home from the store about 10:20 hours. killed late Tuesday when his truck day night there is no need for tim or a "campal"n... of vtllflcaUoo" 10a,m. Ham-Hof WSUI will broadcast a special p.m. Sept. 14 three armed and stepped up programs in science by thoee who sUUelted untruth· Ask Legality Thursday night tbe groups will skidded on loose gravel and crash· program directly from its booth masked men accosted him in his d fully that be had uaed hII infIu- alternate schedules. 10:30 a.m. Hog-Jz ed into a power pole on a county in the Main Lounge, interviewing an malhematics in America's ence with rel\llatory a&eDcle. In Church night was started this road 3 ~ miles southeast of here. students and giving a running com· driveway and ordered him into the high schools. GolcUlne'. behaU. 11 a.m. K-Kz Of School year to give new students an op­ Weber, who was married and the mentary on the activities. house. Rather. he declared .the short· Char,1nt that Adami dW BOt .. portunity to visit the student fellow­ 11:30 a.m. L-Lz father of one son, was employed Free cokes will be available He said his wife screamed when comings or American education relae the facte In his t.elevlaed ship center of their choice. by an Estherville milling company, to all new students in the Union she saw bim at the door with 1he are in the field ot foreign lanl\l' tali BuUer ..Id Adams had de­ Lease Plan River Room. and the juke box will three men, that one of them ages and the programs chosen by parted bl!c:auae be wu • poUtJcal be set for "Cree·play" for informai stepped into the house and shot acaremically talented girls. -l~billty to JaIJ party in the 1m· LI'ITLE ROCK 111'1 - The Little dancing. Mrs. Grandenette and he was "I am convinced we are losing peadiDl conareuioDal campalp. .. Rock Board of Education asked Students can sign·up [or the Un· slugged with a gun. many potential science teachers Me It... T. 0...... , iversity Hospitals Big Brolher· because of the reluctance of bright "There wat no DernocrIItlc plot IS Tuesday for a quick test in federal Grandanettc reviewed detalls of court of an Arkansas plan to lease Big Sister program, the Hawkeye his partnership wilh his brother, girls to study !cience and mathe- to vUHy Mr. Adama or to destroy yearbook, and get information on , four closed high school buildings to Ross, 42, at the Town and Country matics," Dr. Conant told a meet- bim." Butler said. religious organizations at the large ing of New Jersey education oW- The cbairman ..Iel ,~,,: a corporation for use as private Market. He said they had never Democ:raUe segregated schools. church booth. cials. 'the tr.,edf 01 SbernwI Adami" r; o..c been in the trucking business but And In Lexington, Ky., two South­ Majorle Johnson, A3, Rockford, , Ross owned a truck. Nal that "a man Ita wbole hands . ern governors criticized President Ill .• and Loren Cocking, A3, Hamp­ .he PrcaideDt bad placed unprece· 111 Eisenhower for what they called ton, are co·chairmen of the activi­ Grandanette testified that there :lented po1V«-aod .uthorIty-and his uncertain stand on integrating ties program. had been two breaklns at the store Weather Vel, penoaal truat. did not llve schools. prior to the time they hought a Ip to the atancIarda of eoaduct The 8chool board petitioned U.S. new safe 18 months ago and since which be aad the Prealdeot have Forecasts Ma rked then there had been one breakin. Today District Court to say whether it can Continued cloudy skies 'JUbUely prucribed ror aU ill pub­ legally lease the buildings, It said The inquest will be continuod lic lICe from the bumbleet to the It Is willing to do so If the court Rise In National and scattered showers. tonight when fiye more witnesses Highs in the middle 70s . hlihest." wUl absolve the board from con· will be called, including lawen­ "But perhaps the Jre&test tr.,­ tempt action. Output, Income forcement offieers. a neighbor of r Thursday :!dy of all ia lhIIt Sherman Adami The Little Rock aclion was called WASHINGTON t.4'I - The Com· the Grandenettes and an employee Partly cloudy skies and s not leaviDI the WhIte Houle "absolutely unnecessary" by a se· merce Department expects a of the store. cooler temperatures. as the reauIt 01 • aterD but fait gregationlst spokesman. marked rise in national output and moral judpneot by bia 1IQPerior. Amls Guthridge, an Illtorney income during the July-5eptember President EiIenhower," But Ie r and Citizens Council leader, said quarter. WeI. "Sbermao Adams 11 leaving the board "is more interestcd in Without predicting actual Iig· Girl Given Prison Term !.he White HOWIe beeauee of a de­ seeing the mixing of the races in ures, the department said Tues· cision baled on political expedl· our schools than seeing them op­ day the major ecomic indica­ erate." eIIC)'. tors point upward and show con· For Slaying A Policeman. "He was DOt forced out by mea In Little Rock, 600 members tinued recovery from the reces· wbo are out 10 deItroy the Repub­ of the Missionary Baptist Church sion. AUBURN, Maine III - Sandra pendin, the arrival of a presen- lican 1JIII'I7. It wu DOt the stDl voted 10 ask Congress to authorize In its monthly survey of current Knowlton, 14, was sentenced to tenclng report by probation and local option elections on integra­ voice of COIIIdeuce wbicb brouIbt busines~, the department empha- 5-10 years In prison Tuesday for parole agencies. In passing sen­ UOI1. The group, Including 175 the el epa r tu r e 01 SbennIID sized two recent developments: the slaying of a Lewiston police- tence, Justice Jamee P. Archibald ministers. called for enactment of Adami." laws Ilimilar to those for local 1. Increased demand for the man. She greeted the sentence said tbe report had been filed with SpeculatIna about a aueceaor option liquor elections, products of business and industry, with a smile and "Thank you." the records oC the case and im- rau&ed over a wide field. Gea. CrlLlcl.m of President Eisen· 2. A slowdown in inventory Iiq· She was conviced of man- pounded. Alfred II. Grueatber, President hqwer'll hallClling or the crisis was uidalion with a simultaneous eYos- slaughter Saturday in the death "I want no one, under any con· Elaenbower's truItecI mi1itary at­ voiced by Gov. Frank Clement of ing of the recession gap between of patrolman Paul Simard, 32, ditions, to see that report," be sIataDt .... DOW president " tile Tennessee. He told a news con­ lagging production and lairly father of two, last July 7. She had said. Amerieaa Natloaal Red ere.. ference in Lexington that the steady consumption. been charlled with murder. Then the usually impassive jUt- .u 8IDOIII tile IDDIt oIleD meD­ President shOuld have Come to Informal Get-Together "Output continues below the The girt admitted in the course ist turned to the girl and lmiled ~ the Southern Governors Confer· peak reached about this time last of her trial that she Cited leveral gently as he said: TIle JIlt 01 pcIMibIe aPPointees ence Instead of vacationing. Cle­ NEW SUI STUDENTS and SUI faculty .h.rt • ~m mon Intere.t In SUI Ind th.y had I ch.neo to be­ year," the report said, "but the shots while being lOupt by police, "Fundamentally. there are oth· alIo .... Gen. Walter BecIeD ment accused Mr. Eisenhower of com. acqullnted Mondoy and TUeIda,. Each orIen tatlon lrouP and In I••• ,. w.nt to the faculty difference Is being narrowed." neighbors and Camily on that day. er people to blame for the situs- Smith. Robert E. Merriam. AdamI' Looking ahead, tbe department However, Ilbe aid she did not lion you are in . You've got a CI'OII not meeUna his responsibilities. home. for Informal vilit. Ind IIlht refre.hment•• T h. orlenfltlon lrouP lbov. vl.ited the homo of Mr. deput7 ,.. ~ "­ Clement laid Mr, Eisenhower saw signs of further economic mean to hit anyone, limply scare to bear the rest oC your life unless fain: MaJ. GeL WUtc. B. Per. • Ind Mr,. Rlchlrd L.loyd-JonH, 160 Olk RI ..... Lloyd-JonH, In In.tructor In the SUI DeINrtment improvement resulting from in- them off so she wouldn't be reo' you overcome it yourself." should meet with all governors and of En,lI.h, I... ated at the f.r left. Mr. and MrI_ Philip Hubbard were tho other faculty loade,. for the lOllI, Mr. ~'. d!Ipaty seek "honorable solutions" to prob· creased Government spendinl and turned to her bome which she Oed With good behavior Sandra wU1 alaista.; s.cretarJ 01 tile Interior 5 orlent.tlon group. Hubbard, o._lalt prete..... I n the SUI Department of Mechlnlca' and Hydr.ulic lems th.t .ffect thl8 country at a firming of business outlay, lor Ifollowlnl a family BriUfllent. be eliiible for freedom by the time Fred sw. aad UDited NatiDna EnglnlOrin,. I, ...t.d to the rllht of LI.yM.J...... -Dally I.wan Photo. home and abroad. plant and equipment. Sentencln, b.ct been delayed she it 18. AmINI ...... , c.be& IMftt The Sherman Adams Case "Diplomacy is to do and slIy 1be-1)aily lowon ~ Diplomacy: Nastiest things ill Ih e nicest !Vay." By William · T. Peacock 12 , ••• 2 WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 24,1958 Iowa City, Iowa By ARTHUR EDSON means you think it's so offensive you don 't even want it on the premises. TIle Dally/oUlan j,y t;"ltten and edited by studellls al1d is govcmecl llY a IJoard of five student trustees elected by WASHINGTON IA'I - The mysterious language of ,he"tident body and fm" faCility trim-ellS appointed by til li presitlellt of llie University. TI, e Dally l~l/; al1'B diplomacy has been described in many ways , but There's another kind of rejection, by the way, 5 tclltor141 policy, tllerefore. I.v not all expressloll of SUI m/mlnistmtion policy or opinion, ill any partlclliar. rarely as neatly as in this couplet by Isaac Gold­ that's almost, but not quite, as strong. Here the berg: letter is accepted, but not the contents. "Diplomacy is to do and say Nastiest things In 1842, he Mexicans protested U.S. action in in the nicest way." Texas, and President Tyler told his secrelary o( Possibly that's true much of the time. But, sLate, Daniel Webster , that he found the whole A Rigged Election matter so objectionable that the contents were .. ., maybe because neither is a diplomat by trade, II hasn 't been true of the correspondence be­ not to be accepted . .) We hesitate to predict the outcome of the er enough will go to the polls is doubtful. tween Nikita S. Khrushchev of the Soviet Union Well, the way Mr. Eisenhower and Khrush. I) and Dwight D. Eisenhower of the United States. chev have been writing, this latest development comIng vote on integration in Little Hock, For his part, Faubus has every reason to t, That correspondence, which had been blunt by shouldn't h:lVe been to un ex pected for anyone even though the election is rigged. The ac~ b confiden t of an endorsement of segrega­ ' ( almost any standards, came to an abrupt turn up on diplomatic etiquette. tual attitude of the majority of the citizens tion. He already has rigged the election. The Saturday when Mr. Eisenhower repjected Khrush­ In the letter Mr. Eisenhower would have none most Jike~y will not be reflected in the out· next step, of course, will be to open the schools chev's long letter} and ordered the U.S. Embassy of, Khrushchev penned such phrases as: "a slight· COme-,.Covernor Faubus has seen to that by on a private, segregated basis. Here Faubus' in Moscow to hand it back. ing and hostile tone used several times in your q imposing one obViously biased condition on strategy becomes clear: He will fo rce the Now how about that? Can a country si mply (Eisenhower's> message," "the United States, ,~ the elecrtion. To pass, tbe integration issu e Federal Government to become the villain. refuse to accept its diplomatic mail? trampling underfoot all the rules of behavior o( 'I the must receive "ayes" equal to more than 50 As some 60 Little Hock lawyers rcently It certainly can, if it thinks remarks made in civilized nations," "how utterly absurd," "you are 'J the it are uncalled for. trying to prove the unprovable allegation." will be per ceht of the total number of eligible voters, stated, the new school plan would be illegal. 1 Lybrand , State Department historians size up Mr. Eisen­ not just a majority of votes actually cast. The Government, then, would be forced to To be fair, Mr. Eisenhower doesn't appear t(,l gomery hower's aefion with these words: Unusual, but have been trying hard, either, to say the nastiest York, N. close the schools again, and Faubus ex pects Thus integration could receive an over­ not at all unprecedented . things in the nicest way. He used such phrases professor whelming victory at the polls, yet be defeated thc hue and cry against this undesirable sit­ In 1!!,50, for example:' The U.S . ambassador to as: "A vehicle for one·sided denuciation of United University because the yes votes did not constitute a uation to shift from his head to Washington. the Soviet Uniion, Alan G. Kirk, refused to accept States actions," and "no upside-down presentation Elleroy majority of the total possible votes. This means If the election should happen to result in a Soviet protest on a plane shot down off Korea. such as containcd in your leUer can change this president His contention : The note properly should be sent fact." at the that if less. than 50 pcr cent of thosc eligible passage of the integration issue - which is WASHINGTON (A'I - The slim, gray·haired man leaned forward in which will to the United Nations, and he would have nothing to vote do so, the integration issue is de­ extremely unlikely-the head of the sovereign the chair and spoke earnestly- At one point in his letter Khrushchev quoted a 'If there were any mistakes made, they were mistakes "of to do with it. little history and pOinted out that "these dec· state of Arkansas is going to be a highly non­ feRted, even before the actual votes are count­ iudgment and not of intent ..• if I had the decisions now before On a higher level , comparable to the Eisen­ larations hear the signatures of your predecessors-- ed. plussed individual. And it's interesting to note me to make I believe I would have acted a IIttI. more prudently." hower-Khrushchev note, let's go back to 1943. F. Roosevelt and H. Truman. This election then, is something less than that if the election for governor were held It was June 17. Sherman Adams was striving to put out the fire The State Department reports that Stalin had pro­ Now Khrushchev knows as well as anyone that impartial, regardless of the farcial at~empts undcl' the same rules he has imposed on the of criticism which was flaring into demands for him to step out of tested a British convoy in the arctic, and Church· F. Roosevelt and H. Truman worked the other side by' Fnubus to give the impression that it is integration vote, Faubus would have been a post of power in the national Government perhaps second only hill refused to accept it on the grounds that it was of the political street, so it probably surprised to that of the President. ridiculous . being conducted in the democratic manner. defeated. no on e th at this, too, failed to make much of an Yes: Adams said: he had made inquiries 01' had inquiries made What's the point of the rejection? It simply impression on D. Eisenhower. For this reason, the actual attitude of th~ So governor, prepare your election victory to federal agencies about cases involving his good friend Bernard majority of the citizens of Little Hock will be speech, tell liS of YO \lr "mandate from the Goldfine, Boston textile..,....real estate millionaire. difficult to determine, even after \:he election. people," plead that you'rc only doing your And over the years, he had acepted gifts from Goldfine. That a sizeable number of people are not duty, but spare us your protestations of im­ Bu~ nothing he had done, Adams insisted, was intended to in· The Power of Laughter - f1uence the federal agencies in any way in their dealing with Goldfine's '{ partiallity and willingness to be governed fanatically opposed to integration is clearly busines interests. by thc results of this "democratic" elcction. evideht froln events of the past wceks. Wheth- The Inner Pulling And Hauling Adams' tcstimony at a drama-packed hearing brought to a peak a House 'ihvestigation that pulJed back the veil for the public to glimpse Holding The World Together some Of the inner pulling and hauling-and attempts at it-that go Danger Zones along With government. BV JOY MILLER the social system, sex, living con­ bid taking baths. The magazine DEl4lsions by Government agencies on some close issues for which Il's laughter, not gravity, that ditions, their neighbors, their Ludas Mayti came out not long there are st~ong arguments each way can mean millions of dollars /1olds the world together. neighbors, their relatives. them­ ago with a cover showing a sweet ' A thotlgh parking stijl is a problem in Iowa '" that's as far as you can see ... hasty for on~ , side or the other. It is inevitable that intere.sted parties will selves. And their troubles - al· young thing, appropriately unclad From Altoona to Zagreb, people ways their troubles ~ taking a shower out of a soda­ City. the poUce department has taken one glance back to the north . . . cdge farther try to do what they can to win friends in influential places. find time to crack jokes - one of But while joke ' themes are water siphon. step which will, at least, relicve some of the all the time .. . then, quickly ... tromp on Before the House subcommittee headed by Rep. Oren Harris the few free and untaxed plea· m-Ark.l got around to the Adams·Goldfine relationships, it had looked sures left. And over , the world, largely universal, the jokes them· • • • trafflc hazards. the gas ... zoom I You're aCross. into what went on when the Federal Communications Commission was people laugh pretty much at the selves often vary from border to Germans are fond of the "What's • Well, things are going to be a little dif- awarding potentially lucrative TV outlets . same things: The weather, politics, border. In whole countries, they're the difference" sort of joke: (f' ever you trie4 to drive across Clinton ferent this year. The new rules call for no sometimes too earthy to appeal to Question: "What is the differ· Running through all this was the question of where friendship the country next door. A bit of enc between a Russian Sputnik Stte t in the neighborhood of Burge Hall, you , parking on Clinton Street within about 20 stops and influence wielding begins. whimsy that would have them and a Russian Satellite?" remember tbeproce~ure: III feet of the intersections and stop signs have Bo.th Adams and Goldfine vehemently denied that Adams sought rolling in the rice paddies in China Answer: "The Russians let their OFFICI~L DAILY BULLETIN Approach CHnton thnJdly, an inch at a time been placed on cross sh·ccts. This is a wise to influence federal agencies to go easy on Goldfine firms. might not make it in New Haven. Sputniks say something, even if They acknowledged favors by Goldfine to Adams, finally reck· This story China 's underfed mil· it is Dnly 'beep beep' ." in case a car happens to be about to turn into step and should help some, but one of the oned by the submittee as payment of $3,096.56 hotel bills; a topcoat of lions love : • • • the street you're uSing. As you reach the inter- hazards is yet to be met. I valuable vicuna cloth; a $2,400-0riental rug which Adams and Gold­ University A poor family was having only Russians have a vigorous sense section, edge carefully across the crosswalk We hope the police will complement their fine said was only an 'indefinite loan to Adams. rice for their meal. The father of humor, but their Communist looking in both directions at once (no mean new restrictions by imposing some sort of a Proper Services to A Citizen Calendar. counseled the two sons to glance party doesn't. That's why many at a salted fish hanging on the of the colloquial anecdotes which feat in itself). Cars parked almost to 111 e cor· speed limit on Clinton Street and patrol thor- Aaams insisted that the sort of things he acknowledged doing at wall mellowing for a future feast. go up and down the steppes don't Goldfine's request-asking or having inquiries made of the Federal ner obscure your vision ... so edge a little oughly to see that it is obeyed. It's going 0 "Salted fish goes well with make it into print. They may be Trade Commission and Securities and Exchange Commission about WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 24,1958 farther into the inter - look outl - slam on be rough on the guys who try to get thffir rice," said the father. "Look once funny, but they don't have a poli· the status of Goldfine cases-were proper services for an official of the 8 to 11:30 a.m. - Registration- at the salted fish for each mouth· tical twist. the brakes ... par suddenly looms up thrce girls back to Gurrier from the middle of towh executive branch as well as a member of Congress to render a Fieldhouse. i ful of rice." The Soviet Government believes feflt from your left front fender . .. edge in 30. seconds to beat lock out, but much as citizen. 1:3() to 4:30 p.m. - Activities A (ew moulhsful of rice later, jokes should illustrate some cur· ahe;ld ... all clear from the north ... you we believe in "Live and Let Live", we also Yet, he said, he later became "sensitive to the implications that Open House - Iowa Memorial the younger son let out a wail: rent or permanent feature of the ,. U'lion. "Father, Jather! At Ta (his elde r party line. For example, to point think ... look south . . . nothing within think everyone ought to have that cbance might accrue" and tightened up White House rulesr1ln such things. 011 the point of whether the federal agencies were influenced, 7 to 10 p.m. - Open House for brother) is cheating. He is looking up the Government's campaiga twelve feet of the center of the intersection to live. subcommittee members noted that, whatever the reason, a recommen· new students - President's home. twice for each mouthful of rice." against do·nothing bureaucrats, the 7 to 19 p.m. - Church night for humor magazine Krokodil ran thlI dation by a subordinate FTC official that criminal action be brought for "Don't you worry," the father new students - Student FellOWShip soothed. "That much salt will give color cartoon: mislabeling against a Goldfine textile firm was shelved in favor Centers. him a sick stomach later." A woman doctor i5 looking don of an agreed stittlement. Thursday, September 2S • • • a bureaucrat's throat. "Say uah" _ With hardly a lull after the Goldfine hearings, a different House Beginning of classes. . Shortages beset various parts of she teUs him. RepIi~s the bureaj.­ lnves ating subcommittee went into another matter involving Adams' the world, and there's a comic in erat: "I can't say a thin, ""tflout 9:25 a.m. - University Induction my name Ceremony - West Approach to Old every bread line. preliminary consultation with This was· a wartime contract lateness penalty case. It was settled Oapitol. During East Germany's critical boss." last year with a big reduction in the penalty. 7 to 10 p.m. - Open House - fuel shortage, what was the popu­ • • • lar joke? Humor is frequently unkind The subcommittee, in a report described by its chairman, Rep. Ed­ President's Home. at least to someone - and the 7 to 10 p.m. - Church Night - ward Hebcrt m-La), as "a Scotch verdict-nor proven," said it reeeived An East German Communist butt ()f a loke is usually a doltish no evidence indicating an intent by Adams to ·influence the Pentagon's S,tudent Fellowship Cent~rs. went to bell. On arrival be found fellow who makes everyone feel Contract Settlement Board. Friday, September 26 two doors. On one hung a sing: superior by contrast. Sometimes he' But the subcommittee published testimony about "Dear Sherm" 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. - Tax and "Communist Hell. " On the ot/1er. ha s a name. letters, written to Adams by persons interested in the firm, which J\ccounting Seminar sponsored by "Capitalist Hell. " In Russia he's Karapet, an AI" were relayed to the board. Goswell Austin, a former board member the College of Commerce and the "Take your choice," he was told. menian . The shaggy dog breed of testified he considered the sending along of such letters "a form of ~owa Soci~ty of Certified Public " I'll go to the Communist hell," joke always makes poor Karapet influence . . . not ethical." Accountants - House, Chamber, he replied quickly. "There is sure out to be extremely stupid. But the Old Capitol. . Armenians have a joke of their The case was that of Raylaine Worsteds, Inc. , of Manchester, to be a fuel shortage." 7 p.m. - Pep Meeting - West , ...... own , which goes: N.H., which finally got a $40,382 rebate of a $49,784 penalty for late Approl.lch to Old Capitol. In Budapest, water is a chronic "Why are all the jokes about delivery of cloth ordered by the Army during World War n. 8 to 12 p.m. - Union Open House shortage. This provides cartoon­ Karapet so stupid?" Sought To Stem The Tid. - Iowa Memorial Union . ists with plenty of material, es­ "Because the Russians make Adams did not appear before this subcommittee, but wrote the Saturday, September 27 pecially when the authorities for- them up." chairman he had had no direct contact with the board. He said he 9 a.m. - Public AUairs Sympo­ received about eight letters from Rayliane "which I routinely re­ sium - Shambaugh Auditorium. * * * * * * ferred to the military aide to the President with the request that he 1:30 p.m. - Footbjlll, Texas Christian at Iowa City. that June 17 day when Adams sought to stem the currents The Younger Generation o 9 p.m. to Midnight - Post· movi against him, he sugested in effect lhat all he had done was Ballgame Party. go ala g with the prevailing system. Does It Lack A Sense of Humor? . Tuesday, Septem"r 30 He put it this way, addressing Rep. Harris: 8 p.m. - AAUW Fall' Reception HOLLYWOOD (A'I - Does the younger generation lack a sense of "I have tried to point out to you, sir, that it is in the nature - University Club Rqoms, Iowa of this particular system in which we work together, Congress and humor? Memorial Union. Just asking. Evidence points to the pas ibility that tOOay's youn, the ei~cutive department particularly, that these matters do occur, Wednesday, October,. 1 people have less capacity to laugh than their elders. , and they are subject to misinterprepation, and they are subject 4 p.m. - National Education As· Take a look at the film fare. Today, the movIe business is supported to the inferences at some time, and here is a case at point, that some· sociation - Shambaugh Auditor· by the under·2l group; without them , the film companies wluld fold. how, whether or not you have any intention-and I certainly did not ium. What do the kids go for? Dillies like Was a Teenage Werewolf" -that the results perhaps were tempered by those requests." Friday, October 3 "r 8 to Midnight - CPC Fall Party and "I Married a Monster From Outer Space." Adams has been in politics a long time and he knew that another - Iowa Memorial Union. Older folks would laugh at such horror epics. But the kids take part of the system is this: . Saturday, October 4 When a political figure gets caught in a fire of criticism greatly them seriously. 1:30 pm. - Football, Air Aca· And what is the status oC comedy on the screen? Poor. Comedy damaging to his party, he doesn't hold on to his job. demy at Iowa City. used to be a standard commodity in films, Now there is only one comic turning out movies regularly and £inding success·Jerry Lew". Comedy 'is also becoming virtually extinct on television. ThI., of course, cannot be blamed on the youngsters. But If they demanded .. General Notices more comedy on TV, they would get it. The demand does nol seelll to. be there. General Notlc ... muat bf receIved at The _DaO)' Jowan Offlel, Room.,1 CommunlcaUOftI Cenkr. ~ _ • a.m. for pubUcatlon \he followln. momln •. The), mull be trPed or ...Ibl)' written and II",ed; the7 Take the other mediums of expresion. The noisiest force alnOq SUPPOSe We Did Unleash Him wW DO' lie aocep," tiJ hlepllone. The Dall7 lowu ruerv. the rllht to e41t aU General !'IoU __ young writ.ers today is the Beat Generation cult. Much of the pl'Ol8 , Itla, Featar •• Srnaleat. and poetry of this group would disintegrate if read wIth a ------~~~----~~~ HOMECOMING Committee will for resale, Sept. 24, 25; books sold, day, Thursday, and Friday, 3:30 aente In Iowa. $I per year; six months. t5; Is not pOssible. but every eHort will three months. $3; all other mall 8ub. be made to correct errors with the meet Wednesday, Sept. 24, at 4 Sept. 25 26, 29, 30; return of p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. Draw uni· of humor. But the followers of the beat take it seriously, nay rell· L '1flfo1)ally IQUlan scriptton •. SID per yenr; six months, next Issue . p.m. in the House Chamber of Old money and unsold books, Oct. I, 2, forms only during 1-3 p.m., on giously. • ~ , 60; three month., ~ . 2S. Capitol. 3. Refund on books which were Monday, Wednesday, lind Thurs· The young people control the music industry today, becaUBC MEMBER ., Ibe ASSOCIATED pal88 The Associated Press I. entitled ex· sold but are not current texts: Sept . day, Sept. 22, 24, and 25. they're the ones who buy records. And look what they go (or I The AIID.T...... ava.AII PARKING - The University park· DAILY IOWAN EDITORIAL BTAn elusively to the UN lor ""pUblication 30 only. Hours are ,9 a.m. to noon or Of aU the local newa printed In thl. ing committee reminds .tudent great mass of it is tasteless and humorless. mactJUfto•• Edllor ...... Jim DavIes newspaper as well as all AP new. and 1 to 4:45 p.m. daily. RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS lor two • New. Editor ...... Jerry Kirkpatrick dispatches. autoiats that t~e 12-houl1 parking rears' study at Oxford are offered The new funnymen work mostly not in the mass media but in ~blt1b., dal17 except Svnday and CltlO Editor .. .. I. • • • • •• Jean Davies limit applies to all University lots small night clubs, where their satiric barbs can enjoyed by III SpOrts Editor ...... Lou Younkin THE UNIVERSITY Cooperative unmarried men student who hold be MOo.. ,. ' andl ....1 h0U4ay. b:r Stu· DAILY IOWAN SUPERVIIIOall raoll except the storage lot south oC the dent Publtc:atlolll, Inc., Communlca. Editorial Asalscant ...... Joe Penne SCHOOL or JOuaNALl811 FACULTY BabY'slttlng League book will be junior, senior, or graduate status. enlightened few. You sec nothing like the great clowna-Chaplla, UO... Cenwr. Iowa CIt:!', Iowa. ';n­ Publisher ...... John M. H.rrllOn Hydraulics Laboratory. In the charge of Mrs. B. Conklin Those interested are asked to con· Lloyd, Keaton, Skelton, those whose Insight appeals to the lre.t ..... U tIICOnd eleu matter at the DAlLY IOWAN ADVERTISING 8TAFF EdItorial .... Arthur M. Sanderson IOIIt omc, at 10'f8 Cit, under the AdyerUsln. Mana,er .. .. Mel Adam. AdverU.ln. and CIR:ulation ...... QUALIFIED GIRLS Interest"d In a from September 18, 1958, to Sep- suIt at once wIth R. S. Duhlap mass of humanity. ivt pf COlli"'" of Mare~ 2. 1171...... " ...... Wilbur Peterson life guard position for basiC skills tember 30, 1958. Telephone her Room 101·1 University Hall, phone The new comedy Is speclai, Intellectual, even "slick." It's noteble DAlLY JOWA" ClaCULATION Dlel 4191 from poon to mJdnllht to Circulation Mana.er . ' Robert SeU TaUSTEll!!, BOAaD 0 .. ITVDINT classes, stop in the main office of at 5m If a litter or information Ext. 2236. that a ravorlte of the younller set has been "sick jokes," Such .,: ....,...... Ueins, ..omen·1 JIIt.e PUBLICATIONS the Women's Gym and fill in a about joining the iJ'oup is desired. u.n.. for Annouaeementl to The Dr. Georae Easlon, Denttatryj David "Aside from that, Mrs. Lincoln, how did you like the play?" nat,.,. Ie Editortal olft«. are Dial 4191 If yGU do not receIve your H. Fltulmmon., A3; Tho",a. a. Ihm· schedule card. FORIIGN LANGUAGE Achle\e· III tltl llllitationa Clancar. Dally Iowan by 7:30 a.m. The DIUy 111on. At; Prof. HUllh Kelao, PoIIUcal HIGHLANDERS Rehearsal ment Tests will bll glven Friday, Where arc the humorist., the pranksters, the (un· lovers of yore! 10,... n ClrculaUon olllce In Communi. Science; Dwlaht Lowell Mathell. A4; STUDENT COUNCIL Book Ex· Schedule - Week of Sept. 22 - Sept. 16, from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Have they been beaten down by the age o( uncertainty? Or have au~~;lUDD ~tJ - ~y e,rrter In caUon. Center Is open from 8 a.m. Prot. LealIe G. Moeller, JoumaUI/II; li, • . "1Qoe~ or *,0 10 5 p,m., Monday throuah Friday and Prof. L. A, Vlln Dyke. Education: .change, Room 21, Sc/laeUer Hall, ,Active Members - Monday, 3:30 See department" bull~n boards they ju.t been I,nored by controllers of mass media? ~. . r ID ~nc»; Ilx monthl, "trom I to 10 a.m., on Slturct.y. Gary W. WIUJam., 1.4; Thoma. VI. milled McKa;y, 1.3. ' opcIt':': bs follows: Books received p.m., Tuesday, 3 p.m.; Wednea· for room number. Let's hope oniy the latter is Irue: ILia; ''Uanl IDOJlt.ha, ~.OO. B7 man Make-,ood ...vlce on papero tr .. , . . THE DAILY IOWAN-I_a City, 1•. -WednuNy. Sq.t. M. "SI-P... , a~." 125 Will Attend 9-Year-Old Iowan Circulation Will Top don 't even Says He Set ! 8,000 By Next Wednesday If the way, SUI Tax Seminar . 55 Fires lore than 5.200 copl of the number of copi or Tbe Daily Iowan will have grown to more ,. Here the Orientation EdiUon of TIle Daily Some 125 tax and accounting ex· than 8,000. tts. sian. Panel members will be Lloyd ANNISTON. Ala . til - An "obe­ Iowan were issued TUesday. perts are expected to attend the R. Bock. Des Moines ; George H. Di tribution to students living in . action in Ifj dient and well-behaved" 9-year~ld The Orientation Edition w dis­ il :: fifth annual Tax and Accounting Hansen . Davenport; Willard J. prlvat housing throu hout Iowa ecretary 0( liunzelman, Storm Lake, and Ed· Negro boy has lold police that he tributed to all dormitori ,frat r· ~ Seminar at Thul'sday and Fri· City i to begin nexl Wtdnesday. sm gar S. Gage. Mason City, who are started the mysterious fires that nitles and sororiti . all organiz.ed the whole The Daily Iowan begins sen'ice tents were •b day . serving on the Iowa Board oC Ac· pur ued his family through four married ludenl housing, Unl..,. r· cou ntancy. to tudents II rapidly a possible, Sponsored by the SUI College of home. ity faculty, regular Jowa City Commerce with the cooperation of V. Lee Phillips. district director Bell id. Fraternitie and sorori· d Khrush_ Police \o\'ithheld the first name readers and th news st nds. Ro­ oJ internal revenue from Des ti s be~an receiving the paper II Ihe Iowa Society of Certified Public of the youngster in compliance bert Bell. circulation manaaer. evelopment Moines, will speak on "Current Sept. 16. Accountants (lSCPA), the meeting wiili laws which prohibit using said. lor anyone Federal Income Tax Interpreta· ' All organized housing h been 'I is part oC' the University's Program tions" at a banq uet meeling Thurs· names of juveniles. He was turned By next Wednesday lhe tolal niced since the beginning 0( .. , of Continuing Education. day evening. over 10 Juvenile Court without an)' registration. Students in print have none Edward F. Bock, Cedar Rapids. Presiding at Friday's sessions .. : "a sllght- c~arge having been placed again t First Football Pep Rally hou ing r added as quickly II vice'president of the ISCPA, will will be J. R. MacNaughton. Des tud nt I't'gistration cards are reo es in YOur him. preside at the Thursday morning Moines, and Earl W. Druehl, Dav· ceh·ed. ed States, Calvin Tuck, 32.)'ear~ld father At Old Capitol Friday ,~ session. Dean Sidney G. Winter of I rvice by m II to udenls in the ehavior of enport, both past presidents of Ir the College of Commerce will give oC the boy, had been jailed on a The (lrst pcp rally of Ih fall fring of Iowa City and 00 the " ~;you are ISCPA. Speakers Friday will in­ 'I the welcoming address. Speakers vagrancy charge fo r his own safe· football eason will be held FriMY rural mail route nd to student " ? will be Phillip Defliese of the clude John C. O'Byrne, professor oC ty after three fires broke out at night at 7 p.m. on the West ap­ commuting from n 19hboring towns .r Lybrand , Ross Brothers and Mont· Ia wat SUI; Carl L. Nelson, profes· appear 10 the Anniston home where he was proach to Old Capital. in Johnson County wiU also start ... gomery accounting firm , New sor of accounting at the Univer­ by the middle oC next Yo' k. Bell he nastiest York, N.Y ., and Robert K. Mautz. The Hargitays at Home laying with his wiCe and the boy. Featured speaker for the rally Is sity of Minnesota; Cletus W. Ward, aid. Ich phrases professor of accountancy at lhe He was released Monday. Bob Flora, S I lin coach. The II MICKEY HARGITAY pours e cup of coHee for hi, actre .. wife Jeyne Men, fi.ld, e. she rut. on J University of Illinois. supervisor of municipal and school The series of 55 small fire at football squad will be Introdu ed. To tud nt living outside of ~ of United the mattr... on the fl""r of their bedroom In their $7',soa home. Mickey told e court commissioner Johnson County, the paper will be resentation Elleroy C. Nichols. Sioux City. audits from the state auditor's Talladega area homes and here al and a kit will be pre enlt'd. Tue.day that he i. 10 br'1llca that he and Jane han to .IHp on the floor of their plulh house. Mickey Annl Ion at fir thad bafned om. The pep band and the ch rl ad· mailed upon paymenl of ,I al 201 hange this q president of ISCPA, will preside office in Des Moines, and Caessler Communication Center. at the Thursday afternoon session. Golder. Iowa state sales tax reve' l and Jeyna were In court In connection with e plea by Mrs. Harilitay-Mickey'l first wife-to boost c rs and aroused fears of wllch· er will also be pr nt. child suppori paymenb.-AP Wirephoto. craft among friends of Tuck. ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ____iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'" ~ which will include a panel di scus· nue agent from Muscatine. v quoted a But police said the boy told 'Ulese dec. them be started the fires with decessors- match s. and they quoted two Olan Mills of Dallas SUI Parking Rules Reviewed Co,unt~ Auto Fatality smaller children of TUck as say· rnyone that ing th y saw the boy start some America's Favorite Family of the fires . l 0ther side University studen ts and faculty the Rock Island Railroad on the open areas and storage areas only. Toll ,ts Fau surprised H rteen Anniston police said Ihe ca members . especially freshmen and so uth. "A" and "B" stickers. white with was closed as far as lhey ar Photographer Serving 38 States uch of an Ae~ stud.ents. must ~ecame fa· Fee {or this privilege is $4 per red lettering, permit parking in A second Iowa Cilian died late suCCered in an automobile collision f. , concerned, but several my terles Solve your portrait needs during the coming year with the fam· miiaar With sur parklllg regula· year; $2 for second semester and restricted, open and storage areas. Monday night following an occident which earlier took the life of her stlll remained to be cleared up. husband. Carl T. Kirk. tions to facilitate parking and $1 (or summer session. " A" and "C" stickers. black with two-and~ne·haJr miles north oC au low co t. Olan tills Club pIon service. This plan consl 1I of avoid fines. The permit allows the driver to white lettering, permit parking in Several officers said that they Lone Tree Sunday night. Mr. Kirk died Sunday night saw objects burst into C1ame be· thre 8U, x U portarits laken at thr -lo·four month Intervals and All autoJ11Obiles must be regis- park in designated restricted areas dormitory reserved . open and stor· about two hours after the acciden~ . Mrs. Elizabeth Kirk, 75. 801 fore lheir eyes. may all thr be taken of ili sam person or It may be of three teredo Fee for registration is $2 per only when space is available. age areas. Cars driven by Mr. Kirk and Ron· year; second semester $l, and Students living in dorms may All parking area rules are in Bowery Street, died at Mercy Ho . Tuck said he had suspected his diCCerent per OM. aid Rife, 21. Lone Tree, collided summer session. 50 cent,s. ap.ply for a dorm parking. area force between 7:30 a.m. and 5 p.m .• pital late Monday night of injuries son al times. but the boy had been Students register their cars when privilege through hiS particular or as designated, except at dormi· about 10: 15 p.m. Sunday. away from home on some oc· Sittings to be tak n in October, January or February and Mny. easions when fires slarled. We notify you oC specific date 8ch tim . Thi lour filth year Ihey register (or classes. housing unit. Privileges are assign· tory and married housing areas STATE OF EMERGENCY Rife and one of the passengcrs Registration sticklrs are at. ed on a seniority basis. where they are always in effect. in the second car. Terrell Moody, W. L. Sowcll. associate state of continuous r\li e in Iowa City. t tour n w cam raman er COLOMBO, Celyon (.1'1 - Pre· toxicologi t, had examined some tlched to the center of the rear Fee for Ihis permit is $8 per 16. were listed in satisfaclory con­ mier Solomon Bandaranaike re· burned objects and said he fo und Ralph Goettel of Dalla ,Texas, pecially train d to serve you window. The decal must be put year; $4 second semesler and $2 German Prof Featured dition Tuesday at Mercy Hospital. on the "wing" on the driver's summer session. No dormitory resi­ fused to lift the state of emer­ traces of phosphorous smeared on beller. A third passenger in the Rife tbem. Phosphorous can burst into side of convertibles. dent will be allowed a restricted At Physiology Seminar gency imposed In Ceylon four This i a regular $18 .00 \'alu for th low co t of ONLY $3.00. We privilege. car, John RiCe. 16, a cousin of th flames when It drics. Sowell called Reserved parking privileges are Students not eligible few re- The SUI Department of Physi· monUls ago. take from 'I lo 6 poses each itUng and you have your choice. All driver, was treatt'd and released the fires Ihe result of arson - that assigned to faculty and staff memo stricted parking may park with. ology will sponsor a seminar fea· He lold the lIouse of Represen· is, someone set them deliberately . soon after the occident Sunday. finl hing done at our large pI nt In Dallas. Texa . bers on a priority basis. Fee is out charge in open area dellll­ turing a speech by Jurgen AscholC, laUves Tuesday that one of the Tuck said he had d cJdcd lhe $10 per year: $5 per semester and nated u open and unrestricted_ professor at the Max-Planck Insti· Joint Cuneral services for Mrs. Obtain Ill! ol/er by dialing 2450 or 2010 ,f tute in Heidelberg, Germany, reasons why it could not be lifted fire were either ilie re ult of a $2.50 for summer session. 1. Hydraulics Laboratory; 2. Kirk and her husband are to be voodoo hex, as some oC his Criend today at 4:30 p.m. in lecture was tbat there IS talk of a gcncral Call NOW! Call NO \\'! Students who live outside the Hospital School, south end of lot; held at 2 p.m. today at the Oalh­ suggested; or God was trying to "Campus Zone" are eligible for a 3. Between Psychopethic end room two at thc Medical Labora· strike to bring down his govern· out Funeral Chapel. gille him a me age. restricted parking sticker. The Veterans Hospitals ; 4. University tories. menlo zone is bounded on the north by Theater lot. Aschoff will discuss "Heat Ex- The state of emergency was ----- Park Road; Woalf Avenue on [he The "A" sticker. green with change in Extremities of Arctic Iimposed to quell violent language 11111 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111/111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIImilmlll lll lllllili11111 11111111111 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIImmllllllllili1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIImOO s let their west; Dodge Street on the east and white lettering" permits parking in Animals and Man. " riots iliat swept the island. g. even if

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Y IOWAN-IDwll City, l,,·.-Wtcfnelday, Sept. 24, 19S1 , BROWNS' MAN • • • • . ' By Afan Mover Buckeyes No. 1 in Poll· Williams Cheered He Hi'ts I' , r 91 5 As TCU in Sixth Position NEW YORK IN) - Ohio State to its fourth position, 5ch 3 for 5; Gains on Runnels apparently has discovered a sure· There are two new teams In the SUI has fire way to retain its No. 1 spot sclect LO this week, one dropping SchOlarships BOSTON IA'I - Ted Williams four and walked none. in the weekly Associated Press Phillies 6, Braves 5 out because it was defeated, and year. aeeore drove in Cour runs with a homer, Detroit ...... 000 000 111-3 8 I CootQall poll - don 't play any the other moving downward to Chlca~o , ...... 000 000 01~1 4 I chairman of double and single Tuesday night The new $460,000 press box at games. Foytark and Brown: Wynn, Lown MILWAUKEE t.4'I - Ed Bouchee make room for a leam that turned arillip Comn as the Boston Red Sox. edged New (91. Rudolph 191 and Lollar. L-Wynn. drove in three runs with a homer SUI will be used for the first time In an impressive victory. Home run-Detroit. Bolllni (131. Saturday when Texas Christian The Buckeyes, named as the top These sch York 9-8. and a single Tuesday nigbt in last The top 10 in this week's pan. plays the Hawkeyes - but writers team in the pre·season poll of annually to Ted's 42().foot, 2·run homer in place Philadelphia's 6·5 victory based on 10 points (or a !irst· and sportscasters are being warned sports writers and sportscasters underll'adua the Courth inning pulled Boston IncHans 7, A's 5 over the National League cham· place vote, 9 [or second, etc. not to expect a finished structure. a week ago, remained in that po. average Ie , even at 7·7 and his double to the KANSAS CITY t.4'I - The Cleve· pion Milwaukee Braves who came (first place votes in brackets): In fact. the press box. will be sition in this week's balloting, and have been 0' right field corner in the eighth land Indians survived a bad case up with a ninth inning rally but Oklahoma, also untested to date, 1. Ohio State (45) 903 of first inning jitters Tuesday just barely workable and Hawkeye In .d .re made the score 8·all. failed to catch the last place Phil· retained the No.2 spot. 2. Oklahoma (12) 828 activity whl, night and battled back to beat lies. officials are not antiCipating with 3. Auburn (18) 561 When Williams left the contest lt was pretty much a runaway the Kansas City Athletics 7·5 as any particular pleasure the task 4. Michigan State 507 in favor of pinch·runner Marv Also contributing to the 10·hit for Ohio State as far as first· Randy Jackson clouted t 3·run of handling the communications 5. Notn Dame (6) 504 6 Keough, the 21,552 Fenway Park Philadelphia attack was the Na· place votes were concerned, game winning homer. visitors with incomplete facilities . 6. TCU (12) 474 customers gave the 4O·year·old tional League's top hitter, Richie Coach Woody Hayes' team was The A's scored five times in t~1 It appears that the individual 7. Pittsburgh 198 slugger a standing ovation. Ashburn who went 2 for .( and rated in the top spot by 45 of the £irst inning with a pas ed ball and swivel chairs for the news writers Army 186 Pete Runnels, the AL's leading boosted his average to .344. Chal· vqters. Auburn received 18 first· e. two errors. Harry Chili bit a 2·run won't be instaJled. Workmen are 9. Miuissippl 171 batsman, got a double and single lenging Hank Aaron of the Braves. III ace votes and Oklahoma and homer before starter Cal McLish in fourth place, failed to hit and hastening to finish the tables and 10. Washington State 153 in four trips to move his average got the side out. That was the last the seating situation probably will TCU 12 each. Five of the top to up two points to .325. slipped to .332. teams Cailed to garner a vote for piiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'" time the A's crossed the plate. Jim Owens. discharged from the be cared for with folding chairs. Williams rinished 3·for·5 for the The Indians kept pace with The radio booths will not be the No. 1 position. night and advanced his mark Army Jast Friday, notched his first Boston and Detroit for a thrid major league victory by holding COlllplete IIDlI press 'photographers Auburn, fifth a week ago. three points to .317. ..JIMMYBROWN, STUDENTS place tie in the American League the Braves to four hits in seven must get along on bare necessities. moved up to third place, swap· Though the park was only two· CJ.I¥ElANP Much interior work takes time and ping places with Notre Dame al· thirds full, the left· field pavilion standing. innings he worked. He fanned ,c"t/LLBAeK, rl/rll Clcveland .. . . • 000 010 213-1 8 3 three and walked £ive. He has no it is likely that the structure will though the two teams have yet to LIVING IN adjacent to WilJiams fielding posi· KanS3ll City .. .. 500 000 ~~ 6 0 OIlE YEARS not be complete until some weeks playa game. Michigan State held tion was crowded to overflowing. MeLlon. Brodow.kl ,81. Woodesh!ck defeats. (81 and Brown, Nixon 171; Garver. Philadelphia ... 120 001 10~6 10 I eXPeRIENCE 8£/11110 later. New York ...... 132 100 100-8 13 I Gorman (81. Tomanek 191 ahd Chili. Milwaukee " " 200 002 001- 5 7 0 111.41 Sliol/LO 8e Boston ...... 500 200 o02x-8 14 2 W-Woooeshick. L-Tomanek. Owens. Semproch (61. Forrell (9. and Rising more than 100 feet above $TUDENT$ $AVE CORALVILLE Turley, Kuckl 141 and Howard Home runs-Clevel.nd. Mln080 ,24'. Lopata; Pizarro and Crandall, w­ EP£II TO(/6/1ER 'Jt) lhe stadium's west stand, the box. Bowdleld. SI.ler 121. Wall 181. Sullivan Held !11. Jackson (~I; Kansas City. Owen•. (9) and White. W- Wall. L-Kucks. ChlU (81. . Home run. - Philadelphia Bouchee 57"oP 7111$ is built of aluminum, steel, con· NOW YOU CAN ENJOY ALL Home run- Bol ton, WIUlams (23). (91. Milwaukee Mathew. 4311. ~EA $O~ 50;r crete and glass. It has lour floors, HAIRCUTS THE SERVICES AND DEPEND· Orioles 3, Senators 2 PRo ':OOTBALL three of them enclosed, and is 156 '125 ADULTS BALTIMORE [A') - Pitcher Jack Cards 6, Dodgers 1 IIA$ A SOPlloA10/?E feElt long, extending from one 25- Tigers 3, White Sox 1 ONLY $100 CHILDREN ABILITY OF IOWA CITY AT; Harshman slugged two homers and vllYX, IT IIAP o,-~-.....,.,. yard line to the other. a double. driving in all his team's LOS ANGELES ~am Jones, CHICAGO t.4'I - Right·hander , WArell our. Much of the interior awaits fin· 4 BARBERS Paul Foytack and the Detroit Ti· runs, and spearheading Baltimore the dour st. Louis righthander, lost ishing. But news and radio men gers prevented Chicago from to a 3·2 victory over Washington his bid for a no·hitter with two should be cbeered by this answer CORAL clinching at least a tie for sec· Tuesday night before a crowd of out in the eighth inning Tuesday to their questions: WAL T'S BARBER ond place in the American League 6,478. night, but the Cardinals whipped "1" CLUB TO MEET "Yes, the elevator from the the Los Angeles Dodgers. 5·1. CLEANERS Tuesday night by clipping the On his third time up, with hTs Pittsburgh The "I" Club of SUI will hold its ground is in operation and lunch SHOP White Sox 3·1 before 6,723. two homers behind him and the Jones was lifted in the ninth annual meeting Saturday morning and halftime refreshments will be with none out after walking two. CORALVILLE "NEXT TO WALTS" Detroit's Harvey Kuenn, bat· score deadlocked in the seventh in the Hawkeye Fieldhouse. served from the snack bar." inning, Harshman barely missed Junior Gilliam broke Jones' t1ing for the league batting title, spell when he bounced a single off Happy was held to one hit in five oHicial striking his third homer. His high Fqns wallop whizzed by the right field the Cardinal pitcher's glove. Jones at bats and saw his average slip pursued the ball furiously behind one point to .S18. pole, foul by a couple of feet He then blasted a Pedro Ramos the mound but could not retrieve With Second BREMERS Fay tack limited the Sox to lour pitch to the right field corner Cor it quickly enough to catch the '. hits and gained his 14th triumph a two·bagger scoring Chuck Oer· swift Los Angeles infielder. PITTSBURGH Ii1'I - Pittsburgh against 13 defeats. Chicago's Early tel. . Stan Musial dropped another Pirates baseball fans were pro· Wynn suffered his 15th loss against point in the National League bat· Harshman yielded nine singles clai ng proudly Tuesday : "Those GENUINE SHELL CORDOVANS 14 victories. Foytack struck out to the Senators, but struck out ting race, going Crom .335 to .334, nine and was tight in the clutches with one hit in four limes at bat. Milwaukees have nolhin' on us. as he gained his twelfth victory His hit was a ninth·inning double "Wj)'re SECOND." against 14 losses. that drove in the Cards' only Th first civic welcome for the by MANSFIELD Washlnaton .... . ,100 000 ~ 2 , 0 earned runs. Baltimore . " .. , 001 010 10x- 3 6 2 St. Loull ...... 100 000 012-5 10 0 team in many, many years started Ramos. Hyde (8) and FltzKerald ' Los Angeles ., ... . 000 000 01~1 3 2 Harshman nnd Triandos. L - aamos: Jones. Brosnan 191 and H , Smlth; oC with a noontime parade through 2 ~~,~e runs - Baltimore. Harlhman Pod res. Kllppsteln 191. Drysdale 491 the downtown district. MADE BY FAMOUS BOSTONIANS and Roseboro. W-Jones, L-Podres. The bands toolled lustily. Thou· FOR THE INSURANCE OF QUALITY AND sands of spectators applauded from , . sidewalks as the players rode past, WALK-FITTED COMFORT, WINGTIP TQuchdovvn Tendency perched a bit bashfully on the rear STYL~D WITH THESE QUALITY FEATURES NATIONAL LEAGUE seats of a covey of convertibles. " . 1.. rei. GB By ALLEN N. SMITH 4Not IncludIng Chlcago·San Francisco Somebody suggested it was the game,} ,. • Imported Shell Cordovan Milwaukee .. .. 90 61 ,~93 first such shindig on record for a Plttsburlh . . .. 84 67 .~ 56 6 xsan FrancIsco 78 71 .523 1I ~ baseball team that did not win • Steel Arch Construction Cincinnati . ,., 7~ 76 .497 15 ~ St. Louis ... ' 71 79 .472 U TCU Ranked No. 1 the pennant. Somebody else guess· Lo. An,eles , . . , 69 81 .460 211'. • Leather Heel, Double Sole xCbJcauo ".... 68 81 .457 21 'h ed that maybe the whole city was PhiladelPhia , 66 85 .433 14 x- PlayIng night game. Among Tested Teams a little dizzy in the rarified atoms· • Full Welt Around Sole and Heel phere of second place in the Na· TUESDA1" S RESU LTS tional League. • Siles n~c to 13D PhiladelphIa 6. Milwaukee 5 " St. LouIs 6. Los Angeles I It was quite a change from a • QUALITY AT ITS BEST TODAY' PITCHERS yel,lr ago when the Pirates crept .. Chlcalo at San Francisco-Drott (7- I home deadlocked for last place. 111 or Brln' (5·5) VI. McConnlck 111- 81. Among teams that have played . At the ~oth niche is South Caro· Tuesday, as the team returned I -NOW- St. Loul. at La. Anlele. INI-Mlzell at least one game in this prelimi· h~a. whIch edged I?u~e: 8-0. fro":! the final road trip, the sched. (10·141 VI. Craig 11-01 . nary state of the college football HIghly touted West Vlrgtnla un· ule !Dcluded - besides three more AMERICAN LEAGUE season, the No. 1 spot in the leashed enough power in over· baseball games - the parade and New York ,, 89 61 .~93 USE OUR CHARGE ACCOUNTS Chlc.,o '. . " 79 70 ,530 9 ~ Smith Touchdown Tendency Sys. whelming Richmond to send the a chamber of commerce luncheon Boaton , . .. .. 75 74 .503 13 110 tern of Ratings is held by the Mountaineers into 11th place. Tuesday, a holiday at a nearby You ~an charge it on our 30 or 60 day accounts, or if Cleveland .. .. 75 74 ,503 13', y~u Iille. use our new revolving charge account - Detroit .... ', ., 75 74 ,503 13 1'. Horned Frogs of Texas Christian. Baylor rounds out the dozen in mountain resort and a full dress I WIth no down payment necessary and pay it in 10 Baltimore .. " " 72 77 . ~83 18 1/a Kans.s CIty . " . 71 79 .413 18 TCU, favorite for the Southwest 12th. banquet tonight. monthly payments plus a small service charge. Washington . " . 61 88 .409 271,10 Confcrence title, d?monslrated its Many of the teams have not Now that Brooklyn Is out of the TUESDAY'S RESULTS class with a ~.O rout of Kansas. opened their seasons yet, and, baseball business, Pittsbnrghers Baltimore 3, Washington 2 Detrol! 3. Chicago I Second place goes out to power· therefore, cannot be rated. For hav~ \ adopted a favored Flatbush \ BOlton 9. New York 8 BREM ERS Cleveland 7, Kansas City 5 displayed a stonewall defense and ferencesreawn, could not be madethe at this Wait 'til next year. TODAY'S PITCHERS ~~na versatile So~hEn offense C~~rn~ to move ~~ past th~time, but willrnli~s start ~nex.t week.co~ ;1~O!g~~:~~~~~~====~!!!!!!~~!!!~!!!~~!!~!!!!!!!!!!!~~~!~~~~!!~~~~~5~~~" Detroit at Cl\)c8fo-Lary 116·151 VS. Pierce (17-111. Oregon State 21-ll. ,However, all teams wUl have seen -- --- New York at Boston-Larsen (8.61 vs. Brewer (12·111 . Pittsburgh's Panthers land in action when the results are in WasblnctoD at Baltimore 4NI-Paacual third, following their 27·6 conquest for nex.t Saturday's games, and (8·11/ VI. Portocarrero (14-111. Cleveland at Kansas CIty IN I- Bell of UCLA. these will undoubtedly cause a 111.91 vs, Terry ,IO·13l. Wake Forest exhibited a remark. vigorous reshuffling of the rank· • H able touchdown tendency in ings, .fl. smothering Maryland, 34-0, to gain SMITH'S DOZEN Arthritis Causes the No. .( position. 1. Texas Christian o. Louisiana State's brilliantly play· 2. Southern California Hoad To Rest ing Tigers roared to a thunderous 3. PiH,burgh LONDON IA'! - Lew Hoad said 26-6 upset over Rice to rate No , 5 4. Wake F ....,t Tuesday night he is giving up ten· Washington State occupies the 6th 5. L.oui,iana State II nis for the rest of the year to rung by virtue of a convincing 40· 6. Washin,ton Stat. ( treat arthritis "all over my body." 6 win over Stanford. Close behind 7. Kentucky '" The young Australian was is Kentucky in 7th and Florida in I. Florida forced to drop out of a tournament 8th. ., N. C. State here with an acute arthritic can· An under·rated North Carolina 12. South Carolina dition that threatens his career. State team scored a 21·14 upset 11. W.. t Vi",inia Road turned professional in 1957 of North Carolina to rank No.9. 12. Baylor after twice winning the Wimble· ------...:.------.,-=. don championship. 33 SUI Freshmen Gridders Arrive Jack Kramer, who lured the 23· ,, ;,-:, IT'S SURE GOOD TO SEE ALL OUR OLD year-old Australian into the pro Thirty·three freshmen football Maurice Hanson, Watertown. S. ranks with a 2·year contract of players have arrived at SUI, after D. ; DennIs Heeren, St. Paul, $125,000, insisted Hoad take a rest. accepting tenders under the Big Minn.; Alfred Hinton, Saginaw, "He is too valuable to lose," Ten plan, freshman coach Bill Mich.; Wilburn HolUs. Boystown, G~ ~ ~ FRIEND~ BUK IN IOWA CITY. AND WE ARE said Kramer. "We shall have the Happel said Tuesday. Nebr.; Ronald Huszarik, Detroit, best medical advice in the world Mich. Claude Jenkins, Madison, TO WELCOME All THE NEW STUDENTS THAT as he has a great future providing In addition to these 33 men, four ,~V " HAPPY Ill.; Larry Judd, Clinton; Larry he can get over this trouble." others are here under the Nile Kinnick Memorial scholarship Kinderman, Crystal Lake, Ill.; WILL BEGIN THEIR FIRST YEAR AT IOWA. HERE AT l-STOP plan. Arnie Knott, Detroit, Mich.; Larry Kolk, Clifton, N. J .; Gerald Laf· Jerry Reichow Lost These are the men who accepted ferty, Sioux City; Bruce MItclell, WE TAKE PERSONAL INTER.EST IN SEEING THAT All YOUR For Entire Season tenders: Bill Bartell, Belleville, N. Rockford; Harold Murphy, Sagi· ~ J.; Dan Behrman, Cassopolis, naw, Mich.; Milton Nolfl, Dear· DETROIT t.4'I - Jerry Reichow, Mich.; Richard Bums, Rock born, Mich.; Emrey Pudder, "j ;iNEST CLOTHEs ARi LAUNDERED PERFECnY. WE'VE BEEN AROUND former Iowa quarterback, is lost [sland, 111. ; Jack Carlson, Cedar Englishtown, N. J.; Sherwin to the Detroit Lions National Foot· Rapid~t William Cervenak, Jersey Thorsen, Ft. Dodge; Edwin Tran· ball League team Cor the season, City, N. J,. Tim Connors, West cygier, Wyandotte, Mich.; William THE CAMPUS"FOR QUITE A WHILE NOW AND WE KNOW YOU LIKE OUR The Lions placed Reichow, an Sprinafie\d, Mass.; Bill DiCindio, Whisler, Yankton, S. D.; Bruce end-quarterback with Detroit, on Dunmore, Pa.; Fred Earhart, Wiegmann, Waverly; Chester Wil­ the injured reserve list and he :!amden, N. J.; Larry Ferguson, liams, Hackensack, N. J.; Jerry EXTRA FAST AND DEPEND4BU SERVICE. REMEMBER - SHIRTS AND DRY cannot be recaUed this year. Rei· )iadison, lll.; Phil Gains, Flint, Williams, TAcoma. Wash.; Robert chow suffered a leg injury severa~ \iich.; Ed Grosskopf, Chicago, Ill. Yauck, Saginaw. Mich. weeks ago and underwent Bur, CLEANING IN iy 9 O~T BY i. STOP IN RIGHT AWAY II gery. , , Detroit also announced the re lease of rookie lineman Ben Pao lucci and now has its roster dowr IOWA'S FINEST ... to the legal limits of 35. • 20% More Proteift c,w- ...... LAUNDRY AND IROAQC:UT IOWA GAM& One of the largest lists oC ata • 2 '-" end Mineriitll tions ever to \,'Over an Iowa open . ~.... '1S ...... T_ DRY CtEiNING ing football game will broadcas the TCU arfair here Saturday a OPEN 7 a,,,, .to • p."'. 1:30 p.m. Counting all "feed" sta tiona. the game will be aired by 4f ~ip" ~ sb\tlons, 20 of them in Texas anI "Aeroll from ' ..rson," • 315 E. Mark.t the remainder In Iowa. . ,• · r 91 SUI ~ctivity . Teamsters Sue Vornbrock New Chief Kennedy For Of Social Services , Scholarships Given • • teams In the J one drOPPing SUI haa awarded 91 Activity tltude - such as forensics, music, Richard P. Vombrock. ne defeated, and '81 Scholarships for the 1958·59 school journalism or athletics. $4 Million of social ryi at Psychopathic down.ward to . . ~ year, according to Helen Reich, In awarding these scholarships, Hospital in the S I Medical Cent r, DETROIT I.f! - Suits for $4 came 10 SUI from a post as psy. Ethat turned ,1"1 ehaJrman of .Ule University Schol· one consideration is the student's I ory. u, srshlp Committee. desire to continue, while enroIled at miUlon in damages w re filed chiatric social worker at tbe ~inne­ Tuesday against Robert E. Ken­ ., f week's pall ,.. These scholarships arc granted the University, his participation in hahn County Mental Health Center, nedy, chi ( counsel for the Senate I for a firSI: annually to a limited number 01 the particular activity for which he Sioux Falls, S.D., where be w Rackets Committee, by William employed from 1953-58. He uc· second, etc. underaraduate students with above· has received recognition. Buralino. pr ident of Tea""t rs brackets)' Iveralle academic records who Students receiving scholarships ceeds trs. Margar t Ashby. who .. . 903 . ltave been outstanding partieipants are : Local 985, and the loca\. I now doing further Iraduate The suits, in U.S. District Court. tudy. 828 in ap area o( extracurricular Jon Plenol. AZ. Ames : Tom Bur- a ked $2 million for Bufalino and activity which required special ap· rows, M, Belle Plnlne; Peg,y Brooks, The new social sen'ice cWe( was •• '13. Burlington : Larry Llnkln. A2. Bur· $2 million for the local, mad up a psychiatric social worker al the 507 Iln8ton : Keith Schultz. ~ BurUngton ; of coin machine and car wash ) 504 6 Marlin PiecUCh, AI. Cedar Rapid.: Shaping Up for a Beauty Contest V t rans Admin18tration Hospital, l Jru,. Trimble. A3, Cednr Rapid s: Mary workers. Topeka. Kan., from 1948-53. He ...oDf. At. Centerville; John Warren. BuIalino contended in a 13·page \3 Centerville; Lauro Ervin AI. SEVENTEEN (count th.m) shapely yo""" girls vl,lng fw "B.1l0 d' ltalla 1.51" (italy'l beauty of rVl'd in the U.S. Army In the uAuto Workers, complaint that Kennedy maliciou • : har)cs City; Stephen Soehren. AI. 1958) PON In Romo. They'r. repr.sontativ.s from 17 Italian provincol.-AP Wirephoto. European theatre of operations :hntle. City. Iy launched a vicious, calculated Kny Kaloupek, A2, Chelsea : .Toel D. from 1943-46. lones. A4, .Clinton: Gary C. Morris, A4, unfounded and calloused attack on A nalive of t. Loui , to.. Vorn· ClJnien ; J ames W. Craig, A4 , Daven· Bufalino' personal and profe· brock received B B.A. degr fron, Chrysler Drive ,orl; David J. Fry. AI. Davenpo rt: Law Review Justifies sional reputation. Jack L . HIli. A3. Davenoprt: Jimmy Wilson the University of Ii souri in 1942, 0 ludlly Wolfe. AI . Da venport; Sandra He al accused Kennedy of with a major In sociology and a Saunder •. A3. Dawson; Hearsl R. Du,,· con piring with others in an at· !Bn, A4. Des Moines; Richard D. minor In psychology. H W Weatherly, A4 Des Moines; Mark te,mpt to de troy the local. For Settlement "anders, AZ, De. Moinea; Marian Ban 'on Trial Coverage awarded a master of social work Baird AJ DeWill: James Irwin. A2. May Escape Kennedy, a brother of Sen . John d gr by George Warr n Brown Richard P. Vornbrock DETROIT {Alf-Chrysler Corp. ane! ~Jdora: Judith Harker. At. Emmets· Retaining the ban on newsre I, freedom of speech and press Kennedy (D-Ma .) and m mber I School of Soci8l Work , Washington UI oci(ll Worker t;e United Auto Workers (UAW) burg. television and broadcasting cover· (which Include television and of one of America's riche t fami­ Unlver ity in 1949. Larry Schenck, AZ. Estherville: June lie, aid In a Cal m nt i u d 4rove on in negotiations Tuesday 1o.. ard. Al Grlltlth: Sharon Dolan. AI. age of trials has ample justifica­ broadcasting). Vornbrock was chairmlln of the ill their attempt to agree on a Grime. : Chester Schmit.. AI , Inde­ Death Penalty However, the freedom o( th through hi Wa hlngton office that South Dakota chapt r of the Na· socialion of Group P )'cholhcr py. Go.ract covering 70,000 workers. ')endcnce; R. Jefferson Langston. A3. tion , according to the summer is· he had "more important matter to ow. Cit : Robert P. Riehm. A4. Iowa press is not ab olule, th Digest tional A . lation oC Social Work· Vornbrock w also a part·t1 revised company offer was or. .::lty; David Brodsky A3. low. City: MONTGOMERY, Ala. (All - Jim· sue of the Iowa Law Review, pub· consider than any uit flied James Hedges, A2 10wa City: Ernest­ notes, especially when this free· ers from 1957·58 and wa pre idenl In tructor in sociololtY t Augu · bargaining table. ine Player. A2. Iowa City: Richard my Wilson was brought here Tues· lished by students of th SUI Col· against m by William Burallno. of th South Dakota W Ifare Con, tana Coli ,Sioux rall, S.D, c)herm.an. A2. Ladora; Donald Bray­ dom eonmct with other equally Bu fall no has been qu lioned At a prior recess both union day for a face·to·face meeting with lege of Law. l renc in 1956·57. He h erved from 1954 ·58. on, A2, Manchester; Janice Jacobi. A2. the several tim about threats and ind management expressed hop(' \fsrengo: Harvey Sollberg, A2, Marlon. a hospitalized governor who repOrt· The ban, known as Judicial Can­ impOrtant Interes such as on the board of th South Dakota Mrs. ombrock, the former the night talks would lead to the Dennis Bchm, A2, Mason City; right of privacy and the right to ~mblngs in th coin machln and 1edlcal Health A !lQCI8lion and I Wesley Fiala. Ai. Mason City; DeLo •• edly is ready to save him from the Ion 35, was adopted by the Amer!­ auto wa h Industrl s and In 1945 Sclty Jo J mi of prill Ii Id, Iecond settlement in the car in· Ifaln. A2. Mason City: Sandr. Taylor. a fair tria\. Should a retrial be a member of the AJll('rican A . 10., i 8 graduate oC Southw t uttry's "big three." <\4, Mo ron City; Robert De Yorman electric chair. can Bar A sociation in 1937. The was acqultt d after a jury trial on \1 Olds: William Hal!wa.sem. AI . nece sary, the Review says, pre­ 1i .ourl Te ch r ollege and The But the 55·year·old Negro under Icanon has never been ofJicially charges of con piracy and extor· Chrysler negotiations re· '1eservey; Mary Kinsinger. At. MiHan: vious wide pread broadcasting or complet done )' ar of Ir du t ~ med on the heels of settlement 30nja Boshnrt. A2. Mt. Pleasant: Doro­ death sentence for robbing an el· adopted by th slate of Iowa, but (ion . th y House. A4 Muscatine: James T. Christian Youth tudy th r<" he ~os a commercl I if the lallt major UA W local Spaan. A4. Oran,et Cit y; John Mc­ derly white widow of $L.95 didn't has been adopted by the Iowa State portions o[ a trial may mak it arll t in t. Lou! In 1947 .... 8. strike at the Ford Motor Co. Donald. A3. Ottumwa, get to see Gov. James E. Folsom Bar Association. difficult to empanel a fair and ' E..~gineering Wives Club To Sponsor Dinner Th Vornbrock nd th ir thr " George Roy. AI. Oxford Junction ; immediately. The canon specifically prohibits ' Skilled workers at Ford's big William Orri s, E2. Prlmllhar: Sue impartial jury. Hold First Meeting child! n - Judith Ann, 8: Rlcky,7, ,"oage plant voted to return to Vlcoson, A3 . Rolle; Richard Wing •. The governor, recovering in a photography in the court room and Th Review not d Ihat n wspap· Viill Th Chrl tian Youth Group will and Betty Marl , 4, r' UVin, at \2 Washlncton ; Gene F. Luttrell. A4. hospital from a minor illness, said the broadcasting or televising of the job aCler dissatisfaction with 'Naler)oo; Larry Lee Moser, C. Water... er coverage may create this prob· Th Engineering Wive Club will pon or a klck-oCr dinn r for II 121 Grand A"cnu Court In Iowa the UAW's nat ion a I contract 00; Stephen A . Turner. A4. Waterloo ; he will delay the interview unli! court procecd nigs. II contends that SUI Iud nls at 5 p.m. al th Fir t City. Judith Ann and Ricky all nd ~.therlne A. Martin, A2, West Liberty; lem, but not to such on ext nt. ht e th ir first m ting of th agreed to with Ford an Sept. l7. \lIan H. KUnller. A3. West Un ion : lean his legal adviser, E. C. Boswell, taklng photos in the court room fa)1 m ter at 7:45 p.m. Thur - Chrilltian Church, 217 Iowa Av . Roo cH·lt School. Whitford, A2. West Union. returns (rom New Orleans, prob· during sessions or reces es and This left Chrysler and General And ince a complete coverage dlY in th orth River Room of The , roup's fall program will be Vornbrock Ito of W. G. ably Thursday. the broadcasting or televising of " Motors alone with major strike of a trial by television and news· tffI Iowa Memorial Union. Inlroduced al th dinner. tud nl Vornbrock, a I1f lonl r Id nt of troubles. IGM also has yet to agree Folsom issued the order from the proceedings detract form the ree I would probably not be po. 1his first meeting will be a "Get· wt¥l wish 10 mak r rvatioRS for l. Loul . who I o. oel I d with on a new contract with the un his hospital room for Wilson to be dignity of the court, distract the slbl , omissions In th proceedings Tog th r core " and oIl ngl n­ Ih dinner hould call th church th Gr atcr SI. Louis R Ity Board, Therapist brought here immediately. The ex· witness in giving testimony, de· lon, I may also be predjudicial. e rlna wlv . are invited to attend. office, 4490. t , Loul .. A total of 30,000 industry work· convict was driven here in a pris· grade the court and create in the ------ers were on strike during the day. flected on car and taken to Kilby Prison. public's mind ml conceptions of The Rouge setUement cut this The governor declined to say the court proceedings. Naturaliza· 1I0wn by more than one haiL p 0d what action he will take, but reo tion proceedings are excepted by 'nle Rouge strike, a continuance resl ent liable sources predicted that he the canon. Qf the 7·hour general Ford wiU save Wilson from the electric The Iowa Law Review notes that strike oC 98,000 workers Sept.17 , Fred Zamberletu, staff physical cheir where he is scheduled to die the canon has long been a subject Oct. 24. of considerable conlrover~y, Bnd lasted Sil days. Tool and die herapist at Children's Hospital in SIFIEDADS workers and others protested over he SUI Medical Center, has been Wilson was sentenced to death lhat the rul e denies the rights to Classified Room. tor Kent Work Wanted Milcelloneoul for Sal. w8Ies and .plant grievances. ~Iected president of the eastern when convicted by a Perry County Wildcat s t r ike sidled 13,400 listrict of the Iowa chapter, the Circuit Court jury or robbing an Advertising Rates Chrysler workers in Michigan and American Physical Therapy Asso· 82·year-old white widow at her 27, Word Ad. Indiana and another 10,000 at Gen· ~iation for the next two years. home in Marion, Ala., July 1957. One Day 8¢ a Word SINGL. ROOM Inr ~nl. l1li8 N Cllbe.t era! Motors plants. GM acused New officers will assume duties L. onard Abbe. Call AirUner. M14. 8-1'J 1()¢ a Word the UAW of striking to put pres· 1t the fall meeting of the eastern The robbery victim, Estelle Two Days sure on the company in negotia· listrict Wednesday in the confer. Barker, testiried that the Negro Three Days 12¢ a Word } lions. ~ nce room of tbe orthopedic sec· choked and tried to rape her and Four Days 14¢ a Word threatened her life. C.dor Rapid', Iowa Tuesday night's negotlations ion in Children's Hospitai. Helen Five Days 15¢ a Word Wilson, who has served two pre· were concentrated on ChrH IeI'. : habala, consultant for profession' - THURSDAY - Ten Days . 20¢ Q Word The General Motors talks resume al services of the American Phy· vious terms for grand larceny, GALA AUTUMN SHOW One Month 39¢ a Word GOOD ... 1ec!Uo" of be""r u_ fUI'llI. W~nesday. _>ieal Therapy ~ssoc~!io n , ~e~ denied the rape attempt. lur. In Iud In, ",Irl,.rator•. , al1(l • :10 rl tTl" ton. and man • tra . UA Jast week pOsed strike York City, will be the principal Under Alabama law, robbery, a 1 ::10 10 IO : ~ p.m. (Minimum Charge 5O¢ J ThomplOo'a Purnltur . Iart . U threats at both GM and Chrysler speaker. capital offense, is defined as the Furniture ~partm~nt. 10 .. 1 - IN PBR ON - Display Ad. -the formllr on Sept. 30 and the Other new officers of the eastern taking of money or other goods of • BOBBY DARIN Iatler at an indefinite time. district are Wayne Paustian, staH value from another person by force "S pll. h pl .. h " One Inserlion . Instruction . As .the C~rysler talks continued, therapist. at Veteran~ Ad~inistr~. or threat of violence, regardless • JIMMY CLANTON . .. $1.20 a Column Inch ROOMS for women stud tnt. for tall of the amount involved. " JUKe. Drf'lm" Phone ""26~ . 8· 2~ BALl..ROOM danc" I on.. ~laI JAW President Walter Reuther tlOn Hospital. Iowa City, vlce·presl· • DION & THE BELMONTS Five Insertions a Month, ,at~ . Mimi Youd Wurlu. Dial MIlS ituck by his own statement that dent ; and Mrs. Robert Johnson, Wilson's death sentence was up­ SINGLE .Iecpln, room for wom n. 10'J3R .,' WQndrr Wb)"· Each Insertion . . Graduale preferred. W. t .Id.. Call Apo,1ment for Ren~ Je would walk out on them if there staff therapist at the Hospital held by the Alabama Supreme • JO ANN CAMPBELL $1.00 a Column Inch 1-2418 Arter & p.m. . ·27 up to 50 m.p.h. and growing mile. ellSt lind a little south of $ $ ing the oath of office. SINITEeDtNrAaTIOcNS, eN. y. ,.. _ slightly In intensity, WII' within NIISIIIU, Bahama.. NIIISIIU is Later Chehab told r~porters he PARIS tA'I - French police, top off the famous landmark. The U un 700 mil.. of Millmi Tuesday about 190 milts e ..t of Miami. hopes to announce his new Cabi­ troubled by Algerian rebel terror­ bomb, with an eerie arrangement The United States succeeded nl,ht. It offered no immadiate It Will moving toward the we.t- net shortly. ism, raced to the top of the Eif(el of wires, was spotted by a French Tuesday in again getting the Unit· threat to any land arells how- northwest lit llbout ninl m,p.h. $ $ In hi s 10-minute inaugural Tower Tuesday to remove a dyna­ woman .tourist. The tower is visit­ ed Nations to sidetrack the ques· speech, Cbehab pledged Lo kecp mite time bomb planted in a wash­ ed by thousands of tourists every tion of Red Chin'a membership. Rickover Says Seawolf the country peaceful and said he room there. year. But the margin of victory was Settl'ng Underwater Record 10wII '55 wiuld collect arms now in the It was defective, officials said, The planting of the bomb came the lowest on record. By a vote hands of the civilian population. othel'wise it could have blown the at a time when Algerian renels 1 ~------of 44-28 the 8i-nation General As· Boston IA'I - Rear Adm. Byman Rickover, father of the atom· ' (o' ~ both in France and Algeria were sembly approved a u.s. proposal ic submarine, said Tuesday the nuclear submarine Seawolf is setting Globe Loan stepping up a campaign to dis­ to postpone for another year. any credit the new constitution pro­ action on the seating of Red records for submerged travel, having been under water since Aug. 5. posed by Premier Charles de Ch ' Riclmver spoke at a luncheon honoring the crew of the atomic Gaulle. A referendum on the con­ ~~~~ nations abstained from vot. sub Skate which came into Boston Monday after a transpolar cruise. "Just Above U,liversity Bookstore" stitution wiII be held Sunday. ing. The vote on the same ques· The admiral did not say where the Seawolf is or what her mission 205 Dey Bldg. Dial 8.5466 French newspapers were filled (BII the Aulhor of" RaUIi Round the Flag, BOllaf "and, with reports of Algerian attacks, 6tion abstentions. a year ago was 48 to rI with. ....liIS~ ' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "Barefool Ball wilh Cheek.") which now are almost hourly oc­ The decision came after a ' 2· r. currences. day debate in which the United Left-wing militants, who charge States fought almost single-hand­ the proposed new constitution will edly against mounting pressure by , . I HOW GREEN WAS MY CAMPUS make De Gaulle a dictator, moved the Soviet bloc and Asian-African Don't tell Inc: r know how bURY you'\,e becnl I know all the violently into the picture Tuesday countries for action now. A large morning. Some 250 club-wielding majority of the Latin American things you've had to do in the opening du.ys of the school year­ left wingerS' stormed the gates of and Western European blocs sat rCl:,tistering, pu.ying fees, finding lodgings, entering a drug ruee, the Simca automobile plant near through the debate in silence. getting m:lfried, building a cage for your ruecoon. Hut now, Paris, beating workers whose Before the vote on the U.S. res· Why union supports De Gaulle. Three Wait? with all these essentials out of the way, let us puuse and join olution, the Assembly rejected an hands Ilnd take, for the first time, a long, leisurely look at our Simca workers were wounded by Indian move to have the ' question campus. gunshots and 15 more hurt by taken up now. The vote on this IF YOU KNOW YOUR COURSES BRING IN YOUR LIST lODA Y! clubs. was 29 in favor, 40 against and 12 • • • Ready? I.et's go! The crude time bomb atop the abstaining. We begi 11 our tour ovrI here on t hi~ lovely stretch of grcC'n­ Eiffel Tower contained five pounds The State Department indicated swurd culled The Mall. The Mall, Ui\ we lIlI know, was llUll1ed in of dynamite - enough to blow off Tuesday the United States will the television installations which honor of our diRtinguished II IUlUnUR I"red Mall, in\'entor of the contine its policy of restraint des· perch on the 1,OOO-foot steel struc­ pite pressure from Chiang Klii· oJ>po~ing thumb. Before Mr. l\lall' ~ in\'ention, the thumb could ture. shek to bomb the Chlnese Com­ not be prc~ Red or clicked against the other fingcn; . As a resul t, The bom~ was found in the wash­ munist mainland. An official Avoid 'The Thursday Rush millions of castanet makers \\'E'l'e out of work. Todtly howeyer, room on the top public platform of statement issued by department • thanks to Mr. :\Iall, one out of ewry three Am('ricans is gain­ the tower. It consisted of a battery, press chief Lincoln White said: fully employed Illuking castunetR. (Th(' other two rnuke croquet a clock and the dynamite. The "Since the beginning of tbe .. For· wickets.) Mr. Mull is now 106 yeal'!l old u.nd liying in ~ec ll1 ~ion clock had stopped. mOSa crisis, both the United States • and the Republic of China bave on i1 Rea cliff ill Wellill~oll, Kan quR, but the old gentleman is • used the utmost restraint in ihe f:lr from idle. JJ e still works t\\'elve hours a day in his Illboru­ face of continued provocations by tory, Ilnd in the last year has invented the tuna, the cuticle. Man Who Bugged the Chinese Communists." and lint. This seemed to indicate there II Goldfine Says Half , By had been no change in the U:S. Buying Your Books Now policy of not attempting to carry . of Capital Tapped the fighting to the G:hina mai}!· LOS ANGELES f.f! - Half oC land. Various spokesmen on F~· Washington is "bugged," a veter­ mosa have been threatening to .. ,. an investigator for congressional retaliate against the mainland. committees said Tuesday. But the Formosa regime has pledged, in exchange for tJ .5. Just bring in your list .f Baron 1. Shacklette, for 20 years help, to take no such action with­ I' a member of committee investi­ I out permission from Washington. gating staffs, told a press confer­ Red China's continued bombard· courses ana we will do the , ence about eves dropping in the ment and blockade of the offshore national capital. He is here to ad· Quemoy islands has cast a pall dress the Exchange Club's nation­ over prospects for success in U.S.' restl al convention. China talks at Warsaw to ease the Shackelette quit his investiga­ crisis. U.S. Ambassador JacOb tive post when it was discovered Beam and Red Chinese Ambassa­ Our Book Department is But [digre~H. TAlt u~ resume our tour. At the end of The he was using a microphone to lis­ dor Wang Ping-nan have h{!ld 1Iall we see a handsome edifice culled The Library. Here book ten to what was going on in the three long meetings without ·> ap­ jammed to the rafters with ure kept. By "kept" I mean "'k,ept." There is no way in the hotel room of industrialist Bernard parent progress. The two are world for you to get f1 book out of the library ... No, I'm Goldfine. That Is ' the method scheduled to meet again on Thurs· called "bugging." . every book you'll need wrong. If you have It stack permit you cnn take out a. book, day. Shacklette said the investigative but stack permits ure iRsued ollly to widows of Pre.~idellts of the this fall ... And our book United tates. (That lady you see coming out of the library procedures of the Government .. are dwarfed by the counter inves­ Cancer-Produc;ng~ The wIth fJ. copy of Girl of the 'Limberlost is Mr . Millard Fillmore.) tigative measures of those who staff knows exactly what girder fear investigation and want to Substance Found concre Next to The Library we see the Administration Building. books are required The Here one find the president of the university, the deans, and know what the Government bas aD In Baked SO-foot the registrar. According to ancient academic usnge, the president them." Foods ' MELBOURNE I.fI - Australian Shown above is a view of our downatai" book depart. for each course. is always called "Prexy." imilnrly, the deans are called "Dixie" scientists were reported Tuesday ment. All books are departmentoliud to make /telf-service MSI and the registrnr i called "Roxy." Professors are called "Proxy" to have discovered I minute " nnd housemothers are called "Hoxy-Moxy." Students ure Reds Will Return amounts of a cancer-producing that much easier. Six caah registers for /tpeedy check-out CIIlled "Algae." substance in baked food. service. Be 6 Airmen Killed This was announced by cancer acr08~ It _ Diagonally Tlte 11011 we see the Student Union. is specialist Sir Peter McCallum, Hec a gay Illad place, frankly dedicated to the fun and relaxation In Crash Today chairman of the executive com· Bids of we undergraduates. Here we undergraduates mIL}' enjoy WASHINGTON IA'I - The Soviet mittee of Victoria's Anticancer Hawke ourseh-cs in aile of two ways-with filter or without. We under­ Union advised the United States Council, at the council's annual EACH AND EV'ERY BOOK studenf graduates who prefer filters, prefer Marlboro, of course. Oh, Tuesday that the bodies of six air­ meeting. ' cl'pted what a piece of work i Marlboro! The filter filters, the taste is men killed in the crash of an Air He said that starch in potatoes, when t smooth but not skimpy, mild but not meagre. Force plane on Soviet territory bread, pastry and similar foOds­ v~sity roasted or baked in an ordinary Sept. 2 will be turned over to ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED, , hoarir.( We undergraduates who prefer non-filters, prefer PhililJ American authorities today. kitchen oven-could produce a Hawi Morris, of corris. It is a nnturnl smoke, a olean smoke, a (lilvor­ The State Department said that substance known as 3-4 beDZpy­ one mi ful, zestful, pure and peaceful Rmoke ... Now hear this: Philip Col. John S. Chalfont of Bucklin, rene which caused cancer. "IWV" "Though the amount produced is Morris and Marlboro each come in 0. choice of two pll.cks­ Kan., air attache at t~e p.S. Em­ TO BE THE CORRECT ONE ' FOR YOU will COl tiny there could be a certain ~e. crushproof Flip-Top Box or the fa.milinr Soft Pack. bassy in Ankara, Turkey, would in~ 19~ receive the bodies 'at the Turkish- gree oC risk," McCallum sai4. ut IIty So now, as the setting ~Ull casts a fiery aura OVN the spires Soviet border. ' p pjcct and battlements of our beloved campus, If,\t liS hie ourselves to The Cate of 11 other men aboard ollr tobacconist's Ilnd luy in a night's supply of Marlboro or the CI30 transpOrt plane which WSUI Schedule Philip Morris, and thon let us, lowing, wind slowly o'er the lea crashed. inside Sotiet Armenia waul - IOWA CITY .1. k,. about 35 miles northwest of the We"'.,,,,,.,, lep"'.'" 14, " tII WAS1 to our dormitories lind sit upon ollr urmy surplus cot.~, spent . :00 Momln. Chapel 8 So. Clinton town pf Yetevan remained a com­ ' :15 New. ting co but content, und moke and dretuu aDd hark the curfew to\1 the 1 :30 To Be Announee