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.'~ , Russi,a Asks 'Degrees to 1,091; Hear i iioop (ul 1 In. Germany " Hancher Talk In archi", (or opportunities WASHINGTON I.f\-Soviet Pre tor advancement, Ihis y ar' col· mier Bulganin, In a Jetter to lege graduates are I.hinking in terms o( "positive contributions" President EisenlJower made public faU\('r than o( "protection again. t Friday night, called on the· United dangt'r" through orllanized secur· States, Britain and France 10 join ity plans, Arthur S. Adams told with Russia in withdrawing some 1.091 graduaw of S I Friday, of their armed (orces from Ger· Adal1'\!. who I pre Id nt of lhe Am rlcan Council on FAucat ion, many. spokt' on "How Secur C D We "This ' undQl!~te~y would pre· Be?" at SUI's spring Q)mmenCt'· pare the erounct fOf /lIpre decisi ve ment exerrl~ In tt Unlv r: ty steps in this ~lIl~r," Oulganin FI Idhol . said In the letter dated June 6 "In a number o( r('C('nt n(\INs· and dellvered here Thursday. paper and ma, lin article n Enclosed in the letter, as made good deal has been said aboul the public by the White House, was concern or you", people {or taking lbe Soviet Union's May 14 state a job whIch 0(( rs urity, and it ment aMOIIJlclnJ RIISSilJn plans for may w II be that such concern reducing the slce or the Soviel have been much In your minds." armed (oree. by 1.1 mUlion men. Adam! told the deer candidates. BulganJn's letter: declared that While acree1ng that II Is Impor- lhe Unlt~ , NaUon~: Disarmament toall, I ....an 'Phi' '" La• ." D.,.I tant to be prudent in mo.king pro subcommittee, whlcpt pas been try THE SUI FIELDHOUSE wa, packed to capacity Friday morning a. more than the 942 Slraduated In the IprinSi of 1f5S. Parente, r 'atln., tection against the hazard of the 1.091 graduating senior. listened to commencement addre.ses by Ar. Mure, Adams !tr ed that "the (AP Wlr.pholo) ing to solve the dlsarAlament prob· and friends of graduate. lI,tened to the c.mmencement exercise. ,DELEGATES TO the Massachusett. State Damocratic cenventlon lem for years, aell¥li\Y "is retard· thur S, Adams. president of the American Council on Education, and Ir W t security 11 In the pru· 19S6 150 the of ,.u.. for a moment of silent !trayer for the health of P,..sldent ing progress In Uds I1l$lter." SUI Pre.ldent VirSlil M. Hancher. The clus include ...bout from sldes the Fieldhouse. dence oC th lndivfdu I. rather thon on his r IiAllce on what som body D,wlght D, Eisenhower shortly after the convention opened Friuy. He said "it'l. difficult to expect" The President wal stricken earlier In th, day with an Intastlnal Db- else Ls going to provid Cor his se· anY "concrete resulu .in the area curity, " strvction. . o( disarmament In the very near President Hospitalized with Obstructed Intestine- I "The old·(ashion d qualiU s of '" fulure" as a result a( lhese talks. industrlou ne ,of uming r· Bulganih proposed what he de· sponsibillly for on's self and for scribed as "a new approach." He one's family strike me a$ being ~· ike' 5 Illness Will" said thllt IIntH an International just as important to one's s curily agreement gn diSllrj1lament is as total d pendenc upon or,an· 1 .: . reac)1ed, eacll COUntry could take ized security plan ," Dr, Adams "concrete measures for reducing on a.m~. Operat ·Ike at 12:30 said. . Affect armaments" on Its own . "It is encouragini to note Ihot As a starter, he proposed that • LATE BULLETIN 'lolent SCOULS' {rom induslry who the United mates, gritain and ' WASIIINGTON I.4'I-Physicians decided cnrly today to pcrCorm an 1m· By DOUGLAS D. CORNELL Th W h recruit coli g graduates almort France join WIth RUSSia in cut· Ike's Illness e eat er m diale explornlory operation on Presld nt Dwight D. Ei nhower to unanimously r port tills y ar that WASHINGTON ~Howcver serious or slight it may turn out to be tin¥ back th,e sl~ ot .their armed relieve "the caus " of an obstruction in th lower Inltslln s. the first thing stud nts arc lookln President'Eisenhower's latest ilIn(!ss can be ' expected to have an in): (or,::es in Germany, He cited the "~ Pre id nlial Pre s S crelary (or Is opportunity for advance ~c~ on the 1056 campaign wars, " ' _. " Soviet propos!)) to ,withdraw 30,000 B · S t k Fair r-: ('::-:- James C. Hagerty told r porter ment," he continued. , i!:.ve~ if the Presjdent recovers swifUy, the issue of his heaJlh mig,bt men from £&6t ~e(nlany and r.lngs OC :..- at 12:15 a.m. (Jowa tim ) that he "When one thinks in terms o{ ad· very likely become' an increased talking point in the campaign. How 'it ~id: ' ~ ,, { expecled the operaLioll to begin Vancerm>ot DDe ~ I.h1nlUng o{ po i· might acrect the altitudes of run· -- ,,: 'The wiU;~II~a! ,';m Germany M k and .•;,~ ....."y ~ ', \. \ "wlWn (he oexl 15 nifnules," Uve contribUtion rath r thlIn o( o(·tlle·mill voter$ is anybody's ~ of lhe saiil,number tJ~ Soviet troops ,ar et Drop -,:'"". ~.:I lie said a four-man operating protection a,ainst danger, " Dr. gUe~s. Up 10 nQw tbey have been Specialist Sa 'Ik' .. ' does not 'SI)lve tile quest.lon entire· S :i.I~:~ ~\. ~ leam oC surg ons, wilh two otll r , Adorns conclUded, pretty much IncLined to ignore I I YS . Iy. • NEW YORK 1M _ Presfdent Ei. Warm \'{ •• :.,,~ "'c\~ physicians in atiel'ldance, arranged SUI Pre51d at Virgil M, lIanch· e:, r deUv red the tradllional Com Pl'1'sseuSe,id. ential healtb as an e,leCtiOn "This measufe or the Soviet "oV- senh "II j It d th t k / .> ...... 10 perform the exploratory surgery Could Be Able To' , . • ower s I ness 0 e e S oc l..". --~ on the third floor of th main build- mencement charge to the gradu· • Jf. the illness should prove severe ernment Is onlY ,the first step. mar kel Frl' d ay into ILS worst d . Continued fair and pleasanl1y ing at Walter Reed Army 110 pitat. ates aad wclcom d !.hem to til ' ·'However. we b..... our thinking II . 0 b an d. pro Ionge, d lh ere wou Id inevlt· c ne SInce ct. 10 ul a sll'ong warm weathcr is expecled in the Hagerly said in announcing III ranks o( the more than 52,000 liv ' ap;se .. the bl'g questl'on as to COnll"DUe H,"s Work on the premise that..,. If lhe govern- II the I C' d Ing alumnJ of lhe University. ably •• W •• f h t1 ...... ra y near close trimmed loss· owa Ity area 10 ay with the decision: "It Is the consid red ..,"I ·.. eth"'r ~ Ei>ftnhower"'" would stay 'In Imen.., d 0 t e n..... :u h Slates, h Eng· es, h'Igh 's ranglcg. from 80-88 d egrees. opinion of the physicians In allen· Among the n w graduates upon the presidential race. He has sal'd, an and France, w Ie have their Tb h U k ( whom he con (erred degr 5 was By FRANK CAREY troops ' ''·" •.o-·t Id An esll'mated loss of 31 L bl'lllon e weal er ou 00 or Iowa dance that since the pre\llou Iy and repealed, that he would not reo r . on ....rma .. "" .. lory, wou n II f r t l ia! his daug~ter, Mary Susan, who main In the presidency iC he felt he Associated Pr... Scion.. Jtep ••I., for, their ?art .ilO take steps to doLiars was sustained in lhe quoled • ca IS °h emhpera uresWncdar ndor. mentioned part obstruction in earned \.he B.A , degree In I men , . reduce their armed (0 c I "A value of securl'll'es Il'sted on lhe ma t roug next e nes ay the terminal porLion of the small w.asn:t physically up to handling l't, WASHINGTON Iil'l - A W:lsOIn\!- . res, n ""r- 'th d f" t t d d th . l ti h . led I tary education. . t t' I . I' t 'd F'd many 'han this wO"ld n"oubted "'ew "ork Stock Exchange, WI no e 101 e ren s an c tn e ne as persl , an cxp ora· and~ V/ould so inform the people in. t on rn es rna specla IS sal n ay , v...... u U u ..,. Ib'lil r f I Itt . i Referring to Ihe Bibl 's t Dch n'tly. President Eisenhower'S partial ob. ly prepare the lfoulld tor more de. POSS I Y 0 a ew oca s lowers or-y operation s necessary." 8t"tA ' I I lh' The Assqeiated Press average of about Monday. ~Ia gerty said in response to ings as sound doctrine in S('cular '. O{ COurse, there have been no in. struction oC the intestine could 'be CIS ve s.teps h 18. malter." 6O-stocks (ell $3 to $177. Ljlst Ocl. I , as w II as spiritual liCe, Jlaneh r dicatibns In the last few hours tbat due to a form of ileitis oC unknown Dispatches from abroad said 10 il Cell $4.60 in lhe lhird sharp questions thaI at no time has he SIDELIGHTS- the' President was even so much as cause. He said this'ls "awfully ·dlr. Russian noteR ' .Iso were sent to market break (olllowing Eisenhow· Sees Ave"s heard any menUon by the attend· toying with the Idea of bowing out. ficull to get over, witti or without Britain, West Germany and anum· er's heart attack Sept. 24, ing phYSicians or cancer. The de- (Continued on page 4) Sl gh '1 ber of other ::vernmenLS It as clsion to operate came 25 hours Pres-Ident E'lsenhower J( it ever should come to that, Ir gery - a Itho 1I not ne cessarl y . w Trading volumc Friday swelled after Eisenhower was stricken in the,door would be Qpen for a bistor· incompatible with remaining at conjectured lr contents were to 3,630,000 shares, the biggest day N his bedroom. UII.c.jergo('s Surgt'r!l ic battIe royal among Republican work. similar to the Itltter sent to Eisen· since Feb, 29 when Eisenhower Oml'nafl'On The 1.3 doctors on the case ear- aspirants for the nomination, On the othh hand, the specialist hO;~. P 'cIeIIl'! ill 'f said be would . be a candidate for I , lier held a consultation 10 deter- Negro family among such men as Vice President said various medIcal and surgical I ged resld ct:.' ~SS, 1 . pro- re-election and 3.900,000 shares mine whether surgery would be ne- M,·Jton QU,·ts • Nixon, Sen. William Knowland of clinics report that between 15 and sn (' .:ou Iv ay e prepar.· were traded in profit·laking Collow· DES MOINES IA'\-Gov, Averell cessary. At that time they issued a ket o c::aliCornia, Go , Christian A. Hert· 3~ pcr cent. of all ~ati~nts afflicted o;h: whlt~e~,~ t 9\lt the (ul,J ing an anticipalory ri e. Harriman of New York is al,) ac. statement that EIS('nhower was er of Massachusetls and others. With the ailment enJoy complete t t (B 1 •...:. I Pu b' h Prices o{ leading issues were tive presidential candidate, George "progreSSing satisfactorily." In all Exiled South . recovery" as a result of surgical ex 0 u ,al1Ul seller, w IC was d bo $ ~o h I Penn State ""Veillert ft WOll Id en hance tl lC s t ra teglc. the latest In a &enel of exchanges own a ut 1 to ,.., at tee ose. Backer oC New reporls the medical men specified CLEVELAND til - A Negro '- value of, the recent string of victor· or nons~rglcal treatment. Tlul rest on dlsar~ame~t ~tween Ihe two Earlier, however, pivolal slocks York, one ot Har- that his heart was not giving him mother who said she came to .ies AdlaI Stevenson has hung up In are subject to recurrent attacks. heads of _ ' y,ol~hc!lIt c e t ' were bammered down as much as riman's delegate trouble. UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. til - Cleveland beeauae she couldn't sup- *e. Democratic presidential pri· Asked by a reporter if tbe condi· Governmel)t' bfCIei-'8 W:~u':ti~d $7 a share. campaign man· Eisenhower WDS stricken in bis Dr. Milton S. 'Eisenbower resigned port her family In the South was \naries which have put him in the tion, 'f recurrent, would be incom· the letter and the enclosed Soviet The high·speed licker tape fcll ~gers, declared White House bedroom early Fri. Friday night as presIdent 0( Penn- forced to leave town Friday with forefront of Democratic contenders, paUble with the job of presiden~ of statement said tbey cOUld find behind on four separate occasions. tlere Friday. ' day morning and al Cirst he Was sylvania State University. effective her eight depelldent8, rllllging in The strategists figure Eisenhower the United States, he said he did nothing in it 'tbey would classify as The Clrst three were selling waves. Backer and a thought 10 ltave only an upset no latcr than Dec. 31. age from 11 days 10 17 years. wo~ld be tou~her to beat tban any not know, "but one of my patients "a "new app~h \, the phrase that The last was a recovery surge. HarriJl)an ' cam· stomach and a headache. The announccment was made at Under a court ruling, the family other Republican. with this condition runs a big busi· Bulganin uaea ' , The heaviesl trading came around paign 1st a (f of Later, White House physician the university in the ab~nce of Dr. was put on Il train with instructions ~t headquarter~ of the Democra· ness involving considerable mental Bulganin'& .j,ecUic proposal was midday when news came that the three came to Des Howard M. Snyder decided he had Eisenhower who was in Waahinglon to return to Livineston, Ala., be· tlc ,'National Com,nittee there was and physical strain and another is that, given a prellrn1nary attempt President would be taken to tbe has. Moines for the 13· ileitis, an inflammation o( the with his aiUng brother. the Presi- cause the children are not eJi,ible no ,comment. Pemocratic C.hl!irman a doctor," to cut dollfJl on troop strength in pital. Prices took their most in. state Midwest De· lower intestine. and Eisenhower dent. for relief aid under Ohio law. P.aul ~ . Butler h~s I~td most He said that in general '(It least, Germany, tJie 'Btl Four might lat· tense beating of the session and the mocratlc Confer- HAR was taken to Walter Reed Hospi· Dr. Eisenhower's reslgnati!)D The mother, Mrs, Martha Win· emphaSIS o~ the presldenltal he~ltb continuance of work under such er agree on • 'Isharp reduction on ticker tape lagged bebind floor ence meeting today. tal. . came on the eve of the graduation ston, 40, pleaded with a Juvenile as a major Issue for the campaign. conditions would not neeessarily be the foreigJI :artned forces m Ger· transactions by five minutes, "Governor Harriman has been Vice PresIdent Nixon was kept ceremonies (or the university ached· Court judge Ttaursday {or permis- . 'the health Issue has ~n on the incompatible, even if the condition many." Ultll'(llltely, the suggestion Prices were knocked down even an ~ctive c~ndi~ale for .the pemo. advised ot developments by Ha· uled for Saturday. sion to say here. even though she !pln~s of both Democratic ,and R~. were superimposed on the previous was that all f(lreilri ~rmed forces further at the start of the final cratic presldenllal nonunallon all gerty. He said he rcsigned for "personal has no job and said her family ltu, ~l.can tacticians ever s.mce EI' coronary attack, slich as Eisenhow. could be pulled out of German ter- hour, The rally began within the t~me," B~cker said. "He The Walter Reed statement was reasons:' hadn't eaten In two days. I ~I'!hower, 65, suffered hiS heart er has had. \ ritory, a.round 20 minutes of lhe close. The cou,ldn I be- aC~I~e while he was released by Hagerty. Signed by Dr. Eisenhower, 56. in his an. But Judge Albert A. Woldman attack last Sept. 24. In the month~ , rush to buy delayed lhe ticker tape trymg to p~l hiS program thr~ugh Dr. Snyder and Maj. Gen. Leonard nouncement, -said he had reached said lbe exile ruling was \ the only lhat intcrvcn('d it 'Dpparently wor· Ch p' I":P"~"· I. one minute. ' the Republican New York legl la· D. Healon, the. hospital common· way he could be sure the children ~I .dpltehenmS acowr ,mlolocr.e than il did the an g" e ,C!Y' men .. ,0'./ ~cy · lure, and couldn't enler the pre· dant, the medical bulletin was the decision to resign "as long as a would be fed. The family is e1igi· "'1_: u _ Wall Stree~ observers agreed that ference primaries. concurred in by three civilian doc. month ago," bIe for relief funds in Sumtt'r Q)un- ~e ma~ket s performance. w~s "We feel tbat Harriman symbo- lors, all surgeons, Hagerty said. He said he hoped it "would DOt ty, Ala., welfare ofLicials here said. ' i hrushchev Accused 'On 'B'o'. rog'ro'm hnked directly to the PreSident 5 lizes the something lhat made \.he Others on hand for the coosulta· be associated in the public midd 1JI Ohio, only persons who have 50'·/ nk P_ health, Democratic party successful (or 20 tions included Dr. Paul Dudley with the illness ot my brother, lived in this state for B year are ~ l'lt's an Eisenhower market and years. We think be will be nomi· White, the heart specialist who President Eisenhower." e1icible lor rellef. 'all"ng Slall"n WASHINGTON I.fI-ln a, change lining eligibUlt7 Cor, participation always has been," said Martin Gil- nated. and that he wUl be elected." helped treat Eisenhower after his Georle H. Deike. president of the Mra. Winston, separated trom her Of, . Emul of mind, I the government an· in the soli bank progrl\m. bert, veteran analyst for Bache" Harriman, he said, has been In· heart attack or last Sept. 24 . board of trustees., saId he would husband five yeAl's ago. said she • . nounced Frl'day it wl'll make 501'1 '· Co. "Wasbington is making the leresled in midwest dele.gates ever Wh- a reporter asked whelh"r ask Dr. Eisenhower to reconsider. came ..... re lour yean a,o because • -_W ' ASHlN"'TONV I.\/n _ The Senate ban k paymentf ' This pr!)'~'m,, authorized by the market." since he addressed n Democratic the <:..President's currenl trouble.... . "There Is nothing this bo3rd she couldn't'''' IIJIIl'Ort her (amily in "lemal Security Committec was Cor crop reduc new ' farm law .Iped b'y Prelident The rally at the close was gener- dinner in Des Moines last Oclober, miilht af(ect his heart, Dr. White would not do 10 kCfP the services Alabama. 8tIe Bald Jhe brought 'I~ Friday by a former Polish tions oaused b) Eisenhower May 28, provides for ally ascribed 10 a galhering convic· Wilh Backer are James L. Sund· repl~: "It" mighl have a little of .or. Eisenhower," Deike assert- her children here last October " be- eommunist leader that ~ikita droughl or othe! .. a~ .annual P.*»nent , of up 10 '1:2 tion that Eisenhower's ailment was quist, Harriman's aide; Neale effecl but 110t much ." ed. cause I didn't want them to grow f:!rUShCheV Is emulating Stahn m natural c a use f . billion to ,(armer, who cut their not serious. Roach, until recently with the De· In addition to White. three eml- To (orestall "needless spec.uia: up in the South." I struggle for power in Russia. this year, as wei production 0' JUcb basic surplus Closing prices included Gtllf Oil mocratic National Committee and nrnt surgeons have al~o been tion," Dr. Eisenhower explained be Her depel!deftu are ~ven chU- · seweryn Blal!!r, 29, who deCected as Cor land with· ' crops as cotton, wheat. com, rice, down $3.50 a share at $113, General now Backer's assislant: and Miss called into consultation. They are had "no intention of joining the dUn and an ll-daY~ld infant born ,om Red Polal1cllast Jan. 3t, tes· held from produc· peanuts and to~cco below govern· Motors 0(( 37 cenls al $42,87, U, S. Mollie Bower, Backer's secretarr· Dr. John H. Lyons, of Washing. starf of the federal government." out of wedlock to ber eldell daugh- ded that Khrushchev's fight (or tion. merit plantinl allotments. Steel $1.75 CIt $53.50, American The one-day conference WIll ton; Dr. Brian Blades, pro(eSllOf De said tJI!" bad "y~t to decide tet, J7. • ' f\!premacy In Moscow has been Ear II e r thlf Under rtfday'. ne.w pollcy. a Telephone 87 cents at $179 Du Pont start at 10 a.m. Jake More, Iowa ot surgery at George Washington wh~~ his ~uture,pro(essional respoo· The juqe , said he exiled the lI'Iarke~ by the purge of Lavrentl week. farmer who dld 'not plant his full $3.37 at $202.62, U. S, Rubber $1.87 stat~ ehairm!ln a~d conference University bere, and Dr. Isador siblllty WIll be. family emIr u alut ~sort. l!trla, Stlllin's secret policeman; Department allotment of winter Wheat last fall at $47.75 and Santa Fe $3.50 at cllalrman, saId mam purpose of Ravdin, professor of surgery at . Later the judIe told a reporter: lie remo\ial of Georgi Mhlellkov dS cials said it would because of drouaht or other na· $154.50. Chrysler gained $1.50 a the meeting is to , draft a (arm the Unlyerslty oC Pennsylvania TO HELP EGYPT i'ObvioUlly, the taxpayers 0( Cu- ~V~l pre~er and the recent "res· be their policy 10 lim!t payments tural causes ,wUJ be eli,ible (or a share at $62.50. plank (or submIssion to the na· Medical School, Philadelphia, CAIRO, Eo:Pt tII- The MlniItry Jabota Count,IGreater Cleveland) ~IlUoJl" Ot V, M, Molotov as for· to reductions brought about by a payment of S4 an acre on the un· Uonal convention resolutions com· Hagerty was asked why Dr. o( Pinance saId Thursday the Suez cannot be expected to JUpport all tip minister. farmer's own actions, This would planted POt1lOll' , . PELLA MAN KILLED mittee. Wesley McCuen o( Wash· ' White and Dr. Thomas W. Mat.- C~ ,Co. bas a~ to boost the the Jndlient people frOm aD over ' ~y last July, Blaler said through have ruled out ~rop Callures be· In addltioD~ farn.er1 1whose crops . ington. D.C .• farm adviser to the tingly of the Walter Reed heart nation s development with ita earn· who, want to come L- to live, III interpreter, "It became clear to yond his control. or wheat, c!oUDn, cadi. rice, pea- ~KALOOSA 111- N\(l~las Mep. Demoeratic national committee, Is sect1011. were not. listed among ingB. The canal company is Jarce- "But I am .JI..... ~wbeD 1 find ~ that In large measure Khrush- Friday's decision to make pay- nuts an~ ~at:co - have been de- ~hnk: 75 o( PeJI~, was killed FrI- here 10 help the plank direclor. those who llgned the bulletin. Iy owned by foreigners MOlt IIJare. WMUI~ ~v ' wa. Cl,t1tinll (or power with ments to the broader ranlc was stroyed by , natur.~ causes will be day mght when hIS car went out of Adlai Stevenson of ruinols and He said the speeialiltl were In bbldeFi are French ~ ~ mOther, 110 matter what her st· the lame methods as Bcrla and announced by Secre~ary or'·Agrl· eligible fot .. an acre withill a control on Highway 92 about 15 Sen, Estes Kefauver of Tennessee, on the case as B precautionary largest single s~bol~::: lion .,!, We, bleobd by la. In her It,llII bad uaecI," culture BcQSOD ill a It&t.meat out- maximum .ere'II" mlle! east oC Oska~?Osa, who have contended with eaeh mealllre. ., _ __ _ British ,oYernmeDt. r =~ ,=~.~ lot Of.~
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...... , doodles by dean (Jeneral nolice:J House Kills I • R The Daily Iowan Geeral Notice, mlll¢ ... I~ft at 't'hc 'Da117 low ... olrlce. Room 201 Com_ llldo... Center. by • a.m. Mond~y , Jr puloUc"Uon In The Dally Iowan on TUesda, (ut be In by Aid lor , ~otlce. 'or otta~r "'eek .Iy. mult 5 p.m. two days prior to publlcaUon '('hey must be typed Ot jCllbJ.y wntlen and .Imed. They will not be accepted . The Daily lowal! is ar~ inde SUI adminillirutiO/l policy or upill b)' phone. Il1ey wlU not be published more t1'.an one week prior to the event The Dally Iowln relUY ... llIe rJaht 10 ..sit noll.,... . pendent daily neu;spaper,' writ/ell iOIl. The laWall, ill lli e terms 0/ a GRADUATING VETERANS - nation. Next examination will be B and edited by studellts. It is got) Yugoslavia given at the close of the summer 1Jolicy statement adopted by Each PubliC Law 550 veteran erued by a board of fiue studenl whose situation fits all of Ole fol session. WASHINGTON (.4'J.-President Ei- I CINCI trustees 111 1946, . will t", 10 act trustees elected by the studellt lowing dt!scriptions should confer scnhower won /an important victory and nin as a good cilium of the SiJI com with Mr. Keller in the Veterans EDUCATIONAL PLACEMENT- in hi s foreign aid fight Friday , the Cln fOllr body anet fa culty trustees mIL/lity and th e community of Service Office prior to 'lea ving Those who are registered in the when the House rejected a pro behind appointed by th e president 0/ the Iowa City . ... The Daily 10waH campus. (l) Plans to graduate Educational Placement Office and posal to cut Communist Yugoslavia the Br 1Jniversity. r:Ollceiues its owners to be the June 8, 1956. (2) Plans 10 rf)sume who wish notifications ot openings out of the program. strength The Iowan editorial staff writes whole constituency of th e Un!oer training under Public Law 550 at a during the sum':ler should send Strong House forces were in (av. 81 Leag it.$ editorials without cellsorsllip ,ify, past, present, alld IlI/ure. It lime later than the third anniver· any change of aodress to that 0(' 01' of shutting off all U.S. aid to out a ni by adminisiralioll or faculty. Th e teill endea t)OT to holel th e gooel of sary oC separati6n from service. nc~ before leaving the campus. Yugoslay,ia because of Marshal er RDY (3) Does not plan to attend under lowall's editorial policy, therefore, the Uniuersity ill trust for th ese ThIS m~y be done by postcard or Tito's reconciliation with Russia. I the bas Public Law 550 during either 1956 is not necessarily all cxprc ion of ?ICIlCrs • •••" by leavmg a memorandum at the ... The R 'Summer Session or 1956·57 academ· Placement Office. The adm~ntst~atlOn agrees the enth inn ic term. Yugoslav situation should be re- gle run 119S6 HAWKEYE _ The 1956 evaluated but wants fa avoid any stop Ro FULBRIGHT APPLICATIONS _ Hawkeyes arc' now being distribut- drastic measures meanwhile. from s Rule for the Future U. S. Fulbright applications (or ed at 201 Communications Center Leaders of both parties in the . Temple. Graduate Study abroad (or tie instead oL Campus Stores. They House su pported this position and Cincin 1957-58 aeademic year are now may be obtained from 8 a.m. to succeeded in m a kin g basic the bo "For unlo (Joer!J0ne who hllih ~1j(11l be git)cn, lind he available at the Office oC Student 4 p.m. upon presentation of 10 changes in an amendment by Rep. catcher AfCairs, 111 University Hall . The cards. All students eligible for .a Edna F. Kelly( D-N.Y.) to deal shall/wDc ablmela/lce: But from him I'wt hath not shall fJe enth ho competition opened May 1 ~nd copy of the Hawkeye are urged to Tito out oC the foreign aid program Wally P takCll alCOY COCII 'hat which he 'lOth." -~[utthew 25:29 closes November 1, 1956. For Cur- pick up their books before going entirely. The action is subject to Brookl)1 Olnctnn ther inCormation students interest- home. reconsideration on a later rOU call I ------lis Reds Hold ' La,ad ,' By Shutout By Sacrifice Fly Rule, in Third Year, Helping Musial Mosl NEW YORK III - The sacrifice case (rom 1939 to 1954. he would be Dale Loog of Pil burgh, the ,:1- The rule instruct omci I scorers '. Wynn Stops tr fl y, back for the tlllrd traight at .279. tional Leagu ' leading batter with I to crroil :I balter with a ae.rifiee season to boo t ballplayers' batting Figure compiled by tbe A so- an a,'ernge of .3&2, bas hit three fl y when . with 1 than two out • ! Yanks, 9-0 averages, is giving Stan 1u ial ciated Pr also revealed Friday r·. Were tbey counted a lme he hits a fair baU which is: la Beating Dodgers, 6-4 NEW YORK IA'I _ Chico Carras. help just when he needs it. that Jim Lemon and Karl Olson of at bat he \\QuId b v a mark of 1. Cought and a run scores altu quel and Al Rosen each batted in Musial , orr to one of his worst Washington share the American .375< the calch, or ~ resident Ei- CINCINNATI IN! - Two homers three runs Friday night as the starts lor the SI. Louis Cardinals, League lead with lour run-scoring Al vin Dark of the 'ew York Gi· 2. Dropped Cor an error, and tant victory and nine otljer assorted hits helped Cleveland Indians swatted 12 hits leads the major h:agues in sacrifice mes apiece. Lemon at .299 would ants ha lifted four ~rlfi m., run scores, if ill the offICial &COr. ght the conference, SAT. JUNE " uesday, will bII lsi to logical Leo's Pioneers mo-. RANDOI.PH SCOTT In ding films of, I' or a ••. coli IBI on 0 'TEN WANTED MEN' lukes, and "Me' Sweeps from the Great cs." The - aDd - rums Southwest to the 'REAP THE WILD WIND' hambaugh \ec' Cqnadlan Iorder-AII in JORN WAYNE be open to .11 NATIONAL HOMES I • Noll points out. ~ Nature's Own Colorl • MIDNIGHT SHOW TONITE I Speak : for a ''THEMI'' "THEMI" n Policy: . Lifetime Open till 12:00 Tonlte - Secretary of :• d to fly to IOW~ liver the loW of Pleasant Living m nccmcnt 8 Phone 8'()845 or 4472 urdu)' morn in, ex pected to be PLUS - BUGS BUNNY y talk. • BIRCHWO'OD , COLOR CARTOON to Dcs Moine' • BUILI)ERS, INC;. II "11111 lemnettl" nd Friday nl'~ ' 1101 Franklin SPICIAL Ames ~he ne~. ':8t~ _ His Pot" n to WashlngtOi • ''W. Witt ."r futu,. h, t - I.ATEiST NE\W .-: as nrconlp41n"". IX'r 1Il·lowa). Page 4-THE DArly rOWAN-'ow~ CIty, 'a.- Saturday, June 9, '956 ')/j , ,I Wluwc WIt you fWu,.dltip? , . , ri AGUOA8 ACIUM* *CONGItEGATION * OItACE *MI88IONA * ..r *CRutCR ,,() ~ E. W"'bll.,ton 8t. UIlW 111,. ..1"". A',. R.. bbl E. 8t.mm Il ••per T.. It•• , No ....an R.~_., 'u'., S.bb'"h ... ,rahlp, 8~tu'.ly.,9 I .m. Blbl. 8ludy. 9;43 I.m. (CO lllilHled froll1 FaCIe 1) Serm." H.Qr .• t 141l '.111 . "SSnIJll.Y 0.' 000 Sabj.d: ·'T". T'.... J ., tlN'.... e~." tN S. Clinton til. SI""",I,.. II." 8 ••,1.. ... B\II'. Ttilt. I quoted a "rule of life" from the The Rev. n.n MllIu, raster ••"7. l :1Jft ,.01. . S Uflday Scheol, 10 • . m . Se.m... t:"u,eUotl ••• ,.n .. 29th vcrs oC the 25th chapter oC Mornlnt IVo"hlp. II '.h'. • «;; hlldren's C hur~h. II • • m . lilf,Lt:L t 'QUNDATION• the Gospel according to Saint Mat C hris t'. Antbal.adon, p.m. ,::44 1 ' !~ E. M ••hi 8'. thew: "For unto eve ryone who Evanrell.lle Service, 7 , ~ m. Prol. Fre•• ,I ... P. llar,.b.hr, DI.uk~ haUl shjll be given and he sha ll • have abundance: But Crom him BETR.\NY BAPTIST CHVRCH IOWA CITY Mt:m10HlTl clltlae. B 111 ••D. Flllb Ave. n14 CI ..... 8~ • that hath not shall be taken away The ILev. Leonard D. Gor&n, .n ....ior Th ...... Vl"n ....""._. '.II.r even that which he hath." lfnlfl.d MorDln, W.,.hlp· So"I.. , ':~4 S ••••, 8 ....01 . 9:U '.m. • . m,; 0 ..., ...... r: · M•• DI., Wo,... lp, 10:0 ..... "This strikes onc as harsh doc Rev. Itoberl KIIDfber~ ., Cilia.,. Evonln, S.,.I... ,:tIt ,.m. trine." Hancher said. "buL [ sub C.y .••. " Stud.nt F.II ..... blp. 0:11/1 p.m. Evenlnr G •• pel Servlee~ 7:3t ,.m. JEHOVAH'S WITNBIIUI mit that it is a rule of life and t h~t MtlS&re: flOed or All Fewer:' KINODOM RALl. this ru le has been working in you AI~ alv.,.... Orl .. and among you r colleagues in Ole BETHEL Af'RltAN METHODIST Watcbl •••• Siudy, • p.DL CnVRCR "Aoe..... Knowl.lI,o I•• 10_ University during your four years 411 8. 0 ....' ... 81. Jeh.vIIl." here. " ' M." C. Il, McO ....I. , P ..I., . . . Devotional, S p.m. METHODIST CRVlLeR "To ·tho e who have had ability, ,,,onhlp. 4 p.m. Jerr.... a .. nd D...... ~\" , D., L. L. Dunal ...I.,., M'Dhw, to those who hav.e had dilillence. to F. ....,. PIaIUI, ...... I.1e lIIlol".' those who ha v~ utilized their ta l CHURCH OF JE8tl!l CII ..IST .Tlto ReY. Ih".,1 Sub, ' OF LATTER-DAY 8AINTS Mlnlok' I. 8"'.'.'0 , . ent s to the uttermost, much has 919 E. f.lreh" .. 81. Joy •• 8toul.myer. 81.i, ...... '1.... been given. Yo u have seen them Prledheolll MeeUo(t 9 a.m. eharch Sob.ol. 9:l1li .n. 1I ....: I Sunday Schoo., 10 ".m. . ftloral.J W.... "lp. t.1ItI ...... ad II ..... sharc in an abundance of the rich Sller.".•• 1 M•• II." 6:30 p,m, · . . es which this University has had to RfiORGANIZED CHURCR OF JF.~DI CHRIST OF LATTE .. DAY 8AINT. ofCer. But to those wh o had not CIIVIlCH OF TBt: NAZAaENl: Ooal•• one. R •• m 1 those things, nothing was add ed. Btl,Un,t.h ..a. cn.I... ,'818. I ..... M.morl.1 Val•• The Itt!., Ira J. Ro... ,n, Mlnl"er Dan E. W'"'' ,... k, Perhaps something was lost. This Gn .... m Cre., Mhli.ler .t ~I •• le G.ne.. 1 " .....Ip , B:a.. •.m, -Suday 80h•• I, ,8:46 •• m. rule will be true as long as you Clapes. ,.:~ a.m. lII.,nln, Wo,./tlp, lO:46 a.m. SennAla. It;!\O . .... Breaee Fello ...... lp. ~ p.m. '\ live. It is a rule of life. Remember ~ . , ', it. and be guided by it. " he con "outh Hour. 6:46 p.m. SHARON F.VA)/OELldM• . EY"n,elull. S.rvloe, 1:S. p.m. VNlTED BIUlTHREN cavae. cluded_ KaIOh. . The t956 clas includes about 150 EVANGELICAL FREE CBtlaCH The ..... R. O. • ' ..h.ratl, ' ..k, , Co,a1".,I. Suad.,. 8.h ••I .• ,tIt • . III. more than the 942 graduated in Ule Th~ Rev. J , S. P ...... ,..10. M.r.i., W... blp, 1.:..... Sunday S . .... I•• , ~j ..... Unl ..ull, Fello ••hlp Sa"er, , , .... spring of 1955. The record gradua Mo,rilD, Wo,.hl,. Il . ,.. . .:.·... 1'" W,nlll,. 1:116 ".", tion figure was set in 1950 wh en Sermon! "1\-I.stll an. Ie ••• - The fr or transpo,tatlon 10 all servlcH. CQU World War II veterans swelled the Servant an. the S.n ~ " 8-(115 o r 8;43U.) F.C.Y .• '. aupp•• " 1.!I •••hl'J 4:43 , .... . I class ranks to 1,950. r .C.Y.F. BIble Sludy Unr. ~:f~ p .... ST. PATRICK'S qmaeR C~I. Rel ••roal , U:46 p.m. 2!~ E. 0 ..., 81. A series of class reunions and Evenln, Servl(! •• 1:Re p.m. The •••. P. J, 0·ReIll1 ••••,., luncheons for returning alumni got Subje.I, "Th. WlIl1d,.wal .r G •• •• • Til. a.". 8. F .....b, .,." ' Favor." no Itov_ WIUI.m F_ It...... 1~"10 . underway FJ'iday evening with the SlIa •• f Ma.. u, ' :31 • .m., .:at' ~ .... ":fro •. 111 .. II . ..., annual Emeritus Club dinner for FIRST OHRISTIAN CHVItCn W ...... , )1&11", ' ,4G • .• " ,:U • .•. Z17 lo .. a Ay" members of the classes oC 1905 and • • • I • Th. Rev. A. C. H.'poblor, '11510' earlier. At the same time an all SaU, A. SmUll. MIl.I.t., ., £*"'0.11 •• ST. M~Y'8 OHvae. ' Jef'., •• n a.. LI .. " 8'". alumni buffet supper began at Cur Ohurch School. 9:1i'i a ,m. Ill...... C. R. 1I1.lnb.... , ,"", Churcb Woroblp. IQ:30 • . m. S.n'.)" IV..... , G •. m,. 7:$t •••. , ••.•., rier Hall. Communion Sermon: " A, clan .. . 18;1$ ... m.• lL:3t ...... • oC oC Bualntlt•• " . .. , ,. '. f; Today, members the classes ST. THOM_,s jIlOlU: CHAPEL IqWA 1931 and 1946 will hold reunion FIR T l1NITARIAN SOClETY lOA MCLeOD til. ' . pevr I luncheons and members ot thc IowA. Ave. aad Ollitert ~t. V." !te'" M., •. J. D. C,.,''',, ;Ulor Ave •• Th. Rev. Allr•• J_ N. H •• rU ..en, The an.•. J ••p"'''' ." . class of 1906 will hold a Golden t Paltor Th. Ito ... A . a. B.,..... I..... , ...... 111 ' .~Ic. Jubilee dinner. Assemble at eh urell t.e eara.vaa to 8e&t .. S.n"., M ....., D:U. I, p. 18, a.' 11.:" . " ter,.o. S,h •• 1 lot j.ln& m.ttln, ,h' ".m. bAthe picnic ",lib lb. I ••• Clly Frt.D." Th" 10 a.'" m... I•• BI,.. M.sJ "., when , , . by lhe; cea,relatten.. FUtST PRESBTTERIAlti' CHVRCB Din, Mal,!" I1:Si &~". •• 7' . ,,:,",, ~Ia. • . ~ . de!ft' The Heat Was Intense. ~ G E. )",...l St. . D,. p , Hewl•• d ••" ...., ~I.I ' I., ST. W£S'0£8LAU8 CHUII()8 Daily Tb. R .... Jer.m. L ...... , Mlhlsler 10 ll'IO E. D ...n, .. 1 8t ., 81.... n1 s Th~ It... . E ...... W_ N ...d. "f~r C,lb •• tI C.. r. NY ...,)', ' :30 •. m. Tbt Rev. G'''r. Ba...... o. , .. lsi ... M.,.ln~ "'o.. blp, ' ;3lI I .m. ' Sa •••, lIb .... 8;110 ...... 8 ...... Iowan Chlld,.n·s Do,. 10 • . m .• I, :U .., ... . (c HI CI.b, 6 p.m . D.U~ ~...... , ...... 7:11e ...... • . ,. . . • .Ot FlAS'l' BAPTIST CHVlICH ST. PAUL'S LVTDI!IAN CHVaeH The Rev. G. Thoma.s Fatl.... ul o. Mfn •• ter MI ....ri h .... "'ortb CUnlol1 au .. f.I'~b1i. 81". 1.U...... a. Glib"" lit,. Photos Ch.rch Sch.ol ••: ..) . .... Tit. It.,·. Elmer H. y,lIr, ,.,to. ~Iernln~ W.rshlp. 16;.5' ..... (N ....rf M~r""n . 1 W... IlI, . » ...... U .... 'F.e Open) • . ho", S..... I . It ..... a. Junl •• Hlrh aD' S.I.lo< HI,II B.Y.f.• · . . by ..~ 6:30 p ,m •• THB CHVItCH OF OBalsT' 'Fina: I~.A Klrll ..... A ••. and ea FIRST CHtJR.CH OF CHBlST, Ev.,t Plok.,h. £ ...,e/ld SClENTI81' B1bl ~ Cl...... Ie ...... way cc 7'l~ E. con.,. SI. M.,ol., W."hl,. II • •• • , 'The I The Commission 'Earned • • • • Larty Day Suntlay Scb.o', O:4lS • •",_ Eve.lDI Warship Sen'lee, 1:~ ,.IL Merlllnl Service. II . .... · , . mUe ' l L... on Se.... o,,: "G.,, ' Ibe, ,,..r"'~r TUE CONCfJl,EGA,TJONA,L CIUla,v_ of Man," CUnl.n .n. Jdl.... a 8i .. wester1 , . Th. Jl,e •• 1.110 G. C ••I,. 1I11.I, kr cation FlRflT ENOI. ISH LVTBER'"tS M.' .... nl' "' ..... lp, I."G • .•• . coun~il • CHVRCH ' . Unite. SI U~"'\ F.n..... hl', ::M , .... , Dllbeqae &11. Mlu-ket 8t•. be nec, The R~ • . a.,rre T. I .. Jacobs,n, Puter TBINITY EPI8 0."" CII,U" C'1f ' 'ECfor Jllo'nln ~ 8 .., 'lcc. 8;SU ...., X-:e E. C."," ~I. Sunby Sch.ol, 9;.j.~ a.DL. Tile Re\,. H ..... ld F. Mode., "'~ •• r '. on obt. Luther Lea.,.e, ., ,; m. ' 1101), Communi. ft •••• ra. ' Brealt/.. t , . ;30 . .... the ~h FItIF.I'IDS MIlITING N.rury. t a.lD. uc. ~if law. Memorla_' tJa'.a F.naIly S.,v1.t, t: I ~ ..... '.' " 'IU'Am e.nd.er. Clerk C'"',." Hur. It ' ,ID. sary r Worsblp d. 9:30 .~. , S.Dd~1 ~Ie.bl"r 'rayer, 11 . .... have c FREE METHODIST CHAPEL ZION ' LVTHE;"III CS·U.Al!_ oC bids 1131 Tbjr" "" ••r. 1..... n .a. BI.... I ...... uied' Co Th ...... J.me. , . """'Y. P,"I.r T .... an. A. C. 1',.e~1, P ••~, • Sunday Scbool. 1t ",m. ~IG'nln~ W.r blp. B ...... ,1.:;Jt, .... High W.nblp, II:"'}, •. m. S wnda, Seho.l. 8:1:; .... . EY.hl.lIslle Se",le., ':SO p.m. Adult Bible ••••••:!It . ,M, pprt bi possibl but ga' .Righ uled t< Bank Ro.bbery Charge Fi~'" City al ,Tl\e jcct, f ,Agai /nsl Des' Moines Man ' Friday .. the 101 COUNCIL BLUFFS IA'l-A federal charge of bank robbery was rued { Hie jur here Friday against Billy Junior Jarrett, 32, in eonnection with the in ijle '$1,000 robbery of a· bank at Salem, Iowa, last Dec. 3~ . a point The charge was contained in an information flied before U.S. coria· Linn S missioner Robert C. Helthoff by divis101 the Federal Bureau oC Investi;iI· It is tion orfice in Om~ha . posed Flood ControJ city. . Jarrett, formerly of Pes ·Moln~ • was being held in the MllIs Couoty Divh jail at Glenwood. He wa$ arrtst~ r~mair Funds As·ked Tuesday at T~bor In connecUon ,~'1tel with the passing o( a frilldi!1eot: of the WASHINGTON (.fI - Army engl. check at a Glenwood lumber yard. ble dr neers told a House Public Works R. W. Nebergall, chief of the of-thc a- two· Subcommittee Friday flood control Iowa Bureau of Criminal lovestt· f genera works on the Floyd River are "ur· gation, said Jarrett after ,averu tine ) gently needed" to )1rotecl Sioux days of queslloning had admit~ corner City, Iowa. holdilli up the' Salem ~ranch of the prE)sen Stato Central savings Bank of Xe. The opinion was given by Lt. okuk last Dec. 31. The Col. Robert Dalrymple to a com- The bank was robbed by an !In· sectio~ C. SCh l1i"ee considering flood control masked bandit Who entered just . cause 9rojects Cor inclusion III an omnl- before the closing hour. . The PI 'Jus authorization bill later at this Mllls County AttOrney Eliot In and ,ession oC Congress . Thomas said U.S. DI.trlct Attor' finanel ney Roy Stephenson of Del MolOes ban hi The bill will provide authoriza· had asked that Jarrett W turned Schn tion only for the' projects I~ con, over to federal aufhoritiel for pass tains. Money l or the various jobs prolJecutio. n on tbe bank, C~i~~~' await must come through later and ad. Nebergall sold the ,car{ ~irr U oC-'ray n 'onal I ,,'slatl n WIIS driving when arrcltea :at I ,. I I e.1 o . bor, had been reportcdJ{Ictlr II Thc DalrYmple told the committee, Omaha. A loaded .38 cal\J) r 're Ing ri~ that a ., major flood threat exists volver, was found Iii the ' • be lane 81 qC low 'n the basin" and could be ellmi· '¥lId. The arrest WII' nia . by a mi$8io 1ated by proposed improvement Fremont County deputl' lher.!ff. . ChieC Nebergall aalcl 'DetrOit po- "way , )f the rIver channel and a system lice also have issued I warraDt "0 I )r levees" Cor Jarrett's arrest on a chect rected 'the Floyd River project il esti· charge there. .' pralsa nated to cost $11,700,000 of which Iowa Burel}u of Criminal b!ve,t1,; John, and rl PH 060,000 would be provlde(l by the gaUon recorda show Jarrett. w¥; • ' 1,,_ sentenced to the Iowa ldfJ1" Jlf It llI ' t .edetal government an~· UII' re- Cornllitory' In An.mo.. ia ''''' of the malnder by lOcal Interests. from Polk County r~r IarceDY of ,I Rep. Charles B. . Hoeven (R- motor ,vehicle aad fal. prete..-. [own) said the possibility of a reo He wa~ released In' 19511. ( , Nt)1 currence of a flOod, sucb as that Later ' Jarrett serv~ a 104., which took 14 lives and ~ million terrtt at CouncU ~Iuff. " lt$4 _ Die damage In June of lIP, "ltJrioualy a Calse check c~ar,e t I the morels handicaps the economic expansion show. KATI of Sioux City." Neber,all laid Jarr~U'. !Itt.. bauer, arrest came aCter be bad 1»olllbt Saudo IOWAN, JAILID several items at a Glenwood ltim· Atit~, ( SPRINGFIELD, Ill. I.f\-Edward ber yard Tuescloyand paleS fOf riOllpltl O. Peterson, 40, Muscatine, Iowa, them with a fal~ check. Trill was sentenced Friday by Federal The lumber yard operator , home Judge Charles G. Brlggle to 18 cheeked the bank .nd (ouad dae St. MI months in prison for altempUn, td man had no account. officers .ald ',Trw rob the State aank at £lit Mo· and the amat follow~ the aainII ~y line, Mlrch 1,. .,. orl1hc~ , I, I