rieves• , By JEAN DAVIES and ROGER DAHMS StaR Writers SUI'...... d bako..,.11 COKh Frank "Bucky" O'Connor come. home for the last tllM In ...th foci .. )' ... the rewlt of .. tr.. ,ic .. ute ..ccicltnt. The famed oM-year-old O'Connor. ~ who guided Iowa to Big Ten bask elball tiUes two years jn a row. was ·killed outright when the SUI ail owan slarr car he was driving was Serving The State University of Iowa and the Peopl~ of Iowa City crushed under an avalanche of concrete Liles falling from a lruck. It was announcl'd late Tuesday plsbed In 1868 - Five Cents a C;;:op;:-;y;---:~--"""':"'-"M~e m:::t::be::r:-o:1[rA'Sl::soc:::::1l~a::tea::::l:"1p~r:::ess:::::--'TAP'!Mcer::':as=eaT'l'lW:r.I:::re~· -::-an~dJ""l'lP~h:::OI,-::o"se~r,:':l'i'-::ce""""---:I "'ow"'a~~"'it-y-. ""(o-w""'a-, "W""ean"""'e,",Sd"T"a-y,-A"'p-r"'a'"'23""-,1"'9=58 night that a Bucky O'Connor Me­ morial Foundation will be estab­ ItA lished Cor the "coach with a smile." Big Ten representative Robert tHIS GOOD lay. proCessor and director of the , Many ,UI In tilute of Public AHairs. said Bu~ky's lDeath Grieves he memorial fund had been MORNING I 'Ieared with the sm Athletics Men who have worked wi loard at the request of the O'Con­ O'Connor and those wh , NIXON TRANSLATED. been guided by his coachinr lor famity. FOREIGN PROJECT. Clue in Missing Girl Daughter, 13, SUI were shocked by the new Mrs. O'Connor has rcque ted that SPRUNG POETRY. his death Tuesday afternoon. 10 flowers be scnt but that con­ PAAR OFF COURSE. ributions to the fund may be sent by Takes Bucky La the SUI Scholarship Fund. At 0 loter date it i. expect.d ,___ Don Mltchell~ __ Case Tells 'Pickup' tt.ot Mrs. crConnor will dui,not. Pall, ra.a. Maaa,I... Stlll.r BAchl.r, SUI director c A new lead in the case of missin, Michelle Girard, 14-year-on"ldt""'liV~. Death Well thot the fvnd be u.. d to pn\'ide TOSSES PLAN into the ring City girl, Tuesday was given to Iowa City Police according to 11 :~~:~~:~;t;he":~T;hile~le:newsHis waspublic almost re INoskotbaU acholarahips for SU I to help the rail· Lt. Harland Sprinkle. his conlacts with olhe' .tudents. roads to the tune The informant, who was not Identified by Sprinkle, told of an . aml,euc groups was of high calibe' SUI officials announced tha of $700 million he observed around 3 p.m. L. ___ _ ... ",""J O'Connor chilled and SIl(ICK·.-, ntl tremendous importance tr 'unerat services would be held The best help he weeks ago. The source said the campus Tuesday owa. ,'hursday at 2 p.m. in the First could give would sm thinks it was on a Friday. positive identification "I always regarded Bucky 8 .1elhodist Church. The body is in be to give Mamie Loveless )athout Funeral Home. the Columbine III, Michelle disappeared that day. established. of our finest and most coop He says he saw a girl ve staff members. His suc O'Connor was a member of lhe then name New a coach gave Iowa hig York Central the Ing Michelle's description, faculty and friends in Big '('en and nationa 'irst English Lutheran ~hurch, bU I Tries for MS ne services will be held in the Pre$ident' 5 line. west on Benton St. A slowly ",nv __ ..,n to the O'Connor home while Rail preSidents lcthodist Church because it has say they are go· ing car followed the girt. When Iowan and athlelic office , larger seating capacity, Univer­ MITCHELL ing broke. Any­ Regents Talks crossed Capitol St., It pulled lines were jammed with :ty o[ficials said. body who can afford to lose a side and stopped althe corner. question, " Is it true?" Georv' Eu"n, chairmar The accid nL occurred on U.S. Gov. Herschel Loveless has re­ Board In Control of Alh couple hundred million and live to went over to it and talked Mrs. O'Connor, who was n,pUf\'·.,_.:__ ·It is Inconceivable tha Ilghway 218 just SOUlil of Walerlo quested tile Board of Regents to "ipe Isn't too bad ofL the driver. motioning resting after she had been terrible thing has happenet .t 12 p.m. Tuesday. meet with a delegation of SUI • • • like "No, I won 't ride with you, light sedative lat Tue day h a fine person. 1 have lonl' O'Connor, alone In the car, was PLIGHT OF the railroads is as married students at the next regu­ and walked on . was told of the ac(:l dE~ntl. aCtmlrea O'Connor not only for h. a address the "Sports oC Sorl fIDIRY at Chrysler Corporation los­ lar meeting. Just before she got to Ule "',,"w"~a in handling Iowa basket :lub" in Waterloo Tuesday eve iDg all that cash. The 11 greedy St. bridge, tile car pulled teams but for his personalit! ling. wheels of Chrysler split almost $4 Tho ,ov,rnor told I del ....tlo" of thr.e marri.d .tudonts Thurs- side again and stopped. She his fine innuence on youn[ In an attempt to avoid hitting two million rugs whlle the stockholders .\linea hens cross:ng the highway, looked {or the sleeping pills. day ho would try to arran,o a over to it, talked awhile, meeting betw ••n ..... marrl.d.tu- in. The car drove off, the in£"r-nt_IO'C:onlrJor .:Connor's car reportedly skidded • • • ant said. news over the radio and ".uu::u,.; Jt of control into the path of a WIXON WILL TOUR ARGEN· .nta .. net the rov.nts. The sources also said lhe car daughler immediately. Williams, assl tant dl' ruck which carried a 32,000 pound TINA: Jad of concrete tile. Jose : "Senor Neexon weel make The regents turned down an earl- a 1949 , or '50 Ford, with 13-year-o Id K a th y O'C onnor of athletics and formel i The driver of the truck involve a good presidente because he has er request by the executive com· County plates. The driver was n sc hi"00 wLien UII! '"ftnrlounct)n\4~nt l. head baSketball coa\!h : "I !lid much experience." mittee of the Married Student man about 50 years old. made, and was laid years which ] ha ve beer n the accident, Alvin Haaf, 32, 0 ' Juan: "That's seely, amigo. He Housing Group to grant them a Sprinkle gave a picture Ilshled'lfalthE~ r 's death by the Rev. ated with basketball, 1 d . ..aPorte City, was slightly injured md taken to his home. only gets telegrams from angry hearing concerning the current recently in The Dally Iowan pas lor of the First the greatest admiratiol COACH FRANK BUCKY O'Connor i. pictur.d witt. hi. family In a Haaf declined to describe the ac voters, and is never shot at. married housin, dispute. proba~le reason f~r the Church in Iowa ' . J[V __ irA. He did a great job for photo of a few yelil'S ago. With tt.. famous bask.tball coach .. ro • • • 10 I 'd' th I tte 't recalling and reportmg the at the O'Connor ity of Iowa . :ident when telephoned by The dllu,ht.r Kilthy, 13. and wife Jllne.-Dlily Iowan Photo. DRIVE TO get fraternities and ve ess sal m e e r 1 at this time. said that Kathy, leadership and influence or )aily Iowan Tuesday. IOrorities to sponsor foreign stu­ would be to the board's advantage I Michelle is described as 5-feet 2:11~lldO;~,,~IlUS~' ~!s~ed a bas)celball !larnellvounS! men associated with hirr State HI,hway Patrolman Lt, _Dis has three members: Alpha to show the students it was not act· inches. 110 pounds, with ,I. had assured very strong, and his loss tc John Schn.ldor told Tho Dally Tau Omega fraternity, Delta Gam· Ing In an arbitrary manner and br~wn hair, ~lue-green eyes, that "together we will University cannot be overesti Iowan by tol.phon. that O'Con­ ma and Alpha Xi Delta sororities. that it was sympathetic to the stu. fait compleXIon . She has a . aU right." .. nor', car wa. hit broad.ldo by JntCrested houses who want to dents' finances. nent scar on her lower leCt lip, Martin O'Connor, a brother Pr.sldent Virgil Hanchor: tho lOuthbound truck. Tho tile follow the leaders and show that scar on her left eye, and spea wife from Grinnell stun ning suddenness o' rolled from the truck and cru.Md In Memoriam L~'I .., ,aid .. I.... meetl", with a French accent. She may O'Connor home O'Connor's death is almosl ,Greeks are good for somethinll the c .. r. AN EDITORIAL other than socializfng should con­ betw ..n tho Boanf of R.. ..ws pear to be 18 years old her and another brother " Sehneid~r said inat Haaf pol a tac~ Wallace Maner in Student Af· .. nd ..... m .. rrled "-nts would has said. Is expected early "The university has lost a teach to til right shoulder to avoid a Coach 13ucky O'ConJlor was a little short of being six fairs. ,1.,0 ..... board on opportunity to Close friends and neighbors er of character and Integrity an ~ ollision. Both vehicles went into • • • • oxpilin ..... bill. for Its Ippro.,..1 TORNADO afternoon at the O'Connor of uh~ a. ffline (riend. Bucky .he ditch put remained upright. fect tall, but he was a big man, SALUTE TO SPRING (rom Ted the phone and IS In ucnce upon man} III ..... propo ..d Hawkoyo Ap .. rt- MIDLOTHIAN, Tex. I.fI - Th ••JTles!,ag,es of condolence. people. His example will live lonf The collision knocked loose the 01. Barnes, a grad student. Master of his bu kctball court und a leader a~ong men, Spring has sprung and a\1 around ments .. nd ..... $10 burackl r.nt nortt.-c.ntral Toxi. ar.a around with the young men whom he concrete We which slid on the car. Sunbu.rns blossom and now abound. "Sharm" and has counseled far be Lt. Schneider said the car, a ~oLaI Incr ..... to hoi p fln.nce tho con· this town of 1,200 be,an to ASSIS . La nt Bas ke tb aII the bonds of the game,' wreck, was crushcd at the right Bucky O'Connor was a man who walked the way he talked. "Oh what fools we mortals be," .truction. ,tr.. l,hten It.. lf out Tuesd .. )' .. ft.r that although most of Hancher said. 'l'hq poet says to you and me rear of thc truck. The letter was addressed to a torn.do slo.h.d tt.routh a .oc . • bas~:ctt,all play rs had called, H.rschol Lovol ... : "BuckY'F The truck ea rried 16 lons of Hoot There is probably no other man on the !owa campus more • I . • Harry Hagemann, president of tile tion a dozon miles .qulre, Injur. discouraged them from comes as a shock. He will RECESSION HAS slowed down In diamcter concrete sewer and respected and loved by students, faculty and townspeople, auto sales so much that some De­ Board of Regents and copies were in, 1r per ..ns, Monday. La the house. be remembered by athletes, manhole tile. sent to Virgil M. Hancher, SUI fans and associates as a man dedi troit mogUls want to skip right on Lt. Schneider described 1he ac­ all of whom were ))is neighbors. to the 1960 models. That's the president, and Richard C. Clark, acted to the true competitive spirit :id nt as one of the worst in Water­ year they'l\ ali have 8 headlights chairman of Lhe Married Student collegiate sports and to llvinr loo history. "The car was smashed Housing Group executive commit. 81-g Fr-Iday Ed-It-Ion clean Christian life." i1uch more thull a great basketball coach, Bucky and solid chrome windshields. tee. ' Shorm Schouorman, assistant Oat, " Lt. Schneider said. • • • coach and former SUI O'C_r wa. ldentlfiod by hi. O'Connor was a counselor to his men and the many others to1ONDAY'S Cedar Rapids Ga· 'Your Daily Iowan will be 12 pages Friday morning, jam-packed with player under O'Connor : "Toda drl.,er'. licon.. and who wa. lette has the big air crash on page piclures and feature stories on campus liCe al SUI. was like any other day. We were belio.,od to be ...tudent'. appll. who kncw him. I-lis teachings have gone far beyond the 1. On page 2 there was a moder­ This will be Ule Old Gold Days special edition Lo welcome more tilan talking together and he was going cation for adml •• ion to tt.. uni· ate sized ad which started "For 500 visiting Iowa high schoot seniors La the SUI campus. Waterloo, then lo the Drake Re· .,onlty, Lt. Schnei.r .ald. boundaries of the basketball court. Extra Care Go By Air." Yep, it AP Although the edition will be aim------..Iays . He lefl al 10 :30. Born in Monroe, Iowa , December was United. ed direcUy al the high school $ loss will be felt not only i 21, 1913, O'Connor is survived by lIe always wore a miie. lIe loved life and loved to • • • seniors. there will be many items Ike Asks 700 Million but in many other fields. his wife, the former Jane West­ THE SEC. OF DEFENSE McEI· DIGEST oC value and interest to the regular For Railroads' Relief frienqs everywhere." berg of Boone; a daughter, Kathe­ take it with a ) al~gh. r(1y uys Ike knows what he's talk· readers of The Daily Iowan. Gun ..... r, co-captain of th' leen, 13, and two brothers, Martin ill( lbout when it comes to defense Iowa City merchants have made WASHINGTON I!'I _ The II leam : ··It's jus We have lost a teach 'I' of finest char~cter, a ~eat man. reorganization. But then Ike played By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS of Grinnell and Bert of Cham­ special plans Cor the week-end hower Administration asked to believe. He was an in- paign, Ill. footbal1 at the Point and nobody DRAFT CALL will be down 3,000 event .. ¥au will want -to lake ad- to all oC us and we're uk" him for coaching advice . . . to 10,000 per month in June due to vantage of the s~cial bl\rgains gress Tuesday to help the lInan-••'nl to miss him more Lhan I car ~cept the GOP when it asks shal1 anticipated surge in jlnlistmenls. offered for the 2-day celebration, cially hard-hit railroads modernizcll,say. 1t won't be the same, playing te kick the farmers, pass the buck • • Student finances ' and scholar- and cuI costs by providing Ff>jllrr,,,lllwitho:ut him on the bench." or be caught off sides on a tax ships available wilI be the subjects guar3)1tees of up to $700 miUion Nolton G.ntry: "[ can 't bellev cut? FRENCH GOVERNMENT Tues­ remained In quandry after Georges of two of the featu~ stories. Se"- even yet. I think everypne on • • • era I stories will present to the loans. team is taking it awfull IRIGET BAR DOT no plot, Bidault gave up his effort to form high school seniors some of the Stressing the need for speedy ac· hard." a new government. Dice set - is sexational in And God aspects of University life which tion, Secretary of Commerce Tom Payne: ''It is a great 108. Crealed Woman flicker. If she'd • • • may have disillusioned you after Weeks said this isn't the time to to Iowa and it will be hard to re been in the Garden of Eden the DEMOCRATS in the Senate pre· you came to SUI. consider repealIng the excise tax Bucky - he was such a well llerpent would have rattled to death dicted a tax cut because "Every These features will appear in on freight and passengers - A~ ,.",U!U coach." before going through that' apple bit. day that this administration drags addition to the Iowan's usual tile railroads have asli:ed, and Bob Washington: "It is a great • • • its feet brings nearer the time a thorough oC news most elared: "Special solutions are loss. The fellows will really ml~~ JACK PAAR has a nice TV late tax cut will be imperative." i quired." him and] don't think he $/low. Almost anyone on the show lOoks good beside him . " • • I • •• AIR CRASH investivators sift 1 NiW YORK TIMESman Clifton Ing the wreckage of the death ship 'fllliel. who married Maggie Tru- of 49 near Las Vegas found litUe ~, was in a hot spot when ex- Tuesday. Less than a dozen of tile \ .Jnsident Harry denied an Inter- victims bodies have been Identi· !Jew he'd had with the Times Ar .. (jed. IJIUI' Krock. Asked for an opinion, ~iel could'.ve gotten oCf the hook " " • SiylnJ "U's a Krock, all right." GOVERNMENT officials, after • • • hustling Wi11iam Heikkala of( to OVIRHEAD IN A CAFE: "If al' Finland, conceded Tuesday they !be new sack dresses were laid had erred and said he un come ~ to end, the womeR sure would back to his San Francisco home to look heUer. fight deportation . .; . . . • • • • IPRING ON CAMPUS IS when DEFENSE Secretary McElroy ~ skip, lovers fall and student testified Tuesday that the Pentagon cheeks bounce. organization is out of (tate. H • • • Irged congress lo carry out Presi­ GooD MDRNING. dent Eise.nhower's new plans.· • • • MARSHAL TITO In Yugoslavi Tuesday lambasted the Russians Ind told Moscow to abandon efforts ' 0 force his COl/ntry's Communist )arty into a Kremlin-mold. • • • MEADE ALCORN, GOP Nation )1 Chairman said, "I just don"t think It' 8 in the cards·' 'for the party to captur() control oC CONCRETE PIPE AND TILE which foil from tho urrior h'uctc COIn...... ly ....lahH the ..uwnobll~ t4. I' • '" Senall' from ~mocrAt8 In Novf'm In wtllett lucky O'C...... ,. w... clrhti", whon ho wu killed Tuo")' shortty ..ftor lIMn. Truck WI. Helly THREE VIARS AGO when Iwiry O'C.....". Hlkotltal",... m wen tfte II, Ton CIIIfe,...q ...... , hi' ber. dama.. d, but drl"" Wal only ,Ii.htl)' injurtd,-AP Wirlpheto. , ..~ threw him in th:t sIIow", c~otht, and all in tril dltlon ... 1 horHplay.-Daily I_an Photo. ml&1)ally Iowan Letters To The Editor- fht Dally 10Wfm q writlrn'and tdlltd by ltudenU tmd II goctmrd by a board of fl~ rtudftlt trul(tel tlectl!d E1mer, Education, ·Fluoridation, Rent I· , ' . . I by t'.t studtnl body alld four faculty trustee, appoInted btj IIj£ ,prt;sltk", af tflel VI~ ity. trlt D ill} IotcQ1l', DEAR ~N'ER· r • • -...... ;...---r-..... ---f"t----- poSsess. and woe to us if we see it edUorlol policy, tTll'rl'/tlft. it not an express/on of SU I a dmlnistratlon policy or opinion in any parllculo,. aea.ert are. In.tte. r. ... ,rUIl .p..... whil~ peerblg thru your co I umn I... 10 1.11.,. ... lho Editor. All not, or seeing. lack Lhe vision and Pate 2 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1951 lew. City, lowo of p"ilosophies . . • the lorlely ~:::~!. ":.':.'J ~~~:.~:e~·!:~~"!jll·l:; courage to meet the problem head weekend (Easter) J·ust past was prlnled - t,.p ..... llt •• 1I, •• turtl .. e DD' .~ell!.t.b.e. Letters beeo.e lb. on. again brought to mind. we regret ,r.perl,. of Tbe O.U,. 10waD. The Perhaps. in the day of the sword O.U, Iowa. reserves ihe '1 ..... ' t. A Night For Folksinging that you could not find a decent .... rl... ..,•• t r.pre •• nlaUn lelle'" and mail. batUes were won on the "beft man, on tbe lame •• bJed are coed at which to growl. if not a r••• lnd .•, wlthbold ,.It.,.. Conlrl- playing field of Eton. But today Two tudent have indicated to us by SUI bark - would you begrudge the ~.:~or~e~~~.IJ-:::le:n~· ::.. ~:;or:fI:::'·:' they will be won (j[ at aID in the at meet. Jetter (Dl pril 21 ) th, t if ufficient interest west 51·de of the river a growl? O,lnlo ... up.. sod •• not D...... ,II' StaH Writer elected President SchaeUer's represent tholt .1 Tbe Oall,. lowaa. study hall. class room and labora· j shO\yn, Pete eeger, great American b, L­ daughter Elizabeth. indignant .ng.l, of m.rcy tory. not on gridiron or basketball Two SUI student began to leap On the morning of May 10 [owa ladeer, could make a vi it to thi campu early dents for Social Science Research court. And just as anachronistic as and da h about the campus in City people watched the field day dear indignant ang.ls of mercy, ouncil Research Training Fellow- sword and mace today. is present in ~Iay. 1889. They were practicing track. parade, and then headed for En· grrrrrrr how's that! · ships to study sociology. It is in- evaluation of athletic hero, both Professors watched uneasily. The glert's baH park, just west of the love, deed gratifying to us that the eeger has traveled \ ilh the Famotl professor had never seen students better students in history elect to by student body and public, high campus. .Imer '\'eacers folksinger group and is probably the act this way before. intensify their study of sociology. above scholar and Phi Beta Kappa. AT 1 P.M. the Iowa track team I We regret the Daily Iowan story How indeed can we make a com­ gre. te t h. njQ pl. yer in the world. lIe has vis­ ONE DAY SUI President Charles dashed on~o Englert's field a~d the TO , H~ EDnO~: Schaeffer called a faculty meeting. crowd cht!ered. Track men began which incorrectly labeled Mr. Sil· plete about face, and bring back He-d many rolleges in tl1!! U.S. and appeared I think that lMr. Updeg~8rr has a bey and Mr. McSeveney as sociol- "Two medical students want to to roll up sleeves and ~nt legs of ver~ .good ~nt in his lettb' of ogy students. Obviously they the old fashioned respect for brains at Wiscon in thr e tim ill the last five years. organize a track team." President their str~et clothes. Tllen ~very­ Schaeffer told professors. Schaer­ aile hUShed and star~d 'at hlCi Slat- 4-16..58 th~t Mr , F~allenglass seem· should have been labeled as pre- and the teaching art? And thus The problem at VI is one of interest and ·ler said the students were Jere­ tllry cousins. ed to blal!lll\ly ignore' ln his letter sociology students. relegate sports to the minor niche Spoil orship. Ithough eger's fee eem very miah and William Slattery from T.he Slatterys wer . taking oal l pC 4-1~58. ;rhis .poipt i Iliat the The suggestion by the assistant ' they merit? (Remember and pond. Ireland. where track was a popular their clothes. Women g,Slled and< , aid , ~r. l ll'rauen~lass is not as professor of sociological history in er what happened to Rome when re-a onable, the nrganizations approached have sport. men blushed. , I .1 ~ . . his lelter to the editor of April 18 . ' . The professors weren't sure what "Slop theml" , a woman scream- much bf ~n authority on the sub- that journalism students be re- Its sporhve games became the not been coopef'ltive. in that nppeal. Hausman's phone is track was. bu~ they voted to allow ed. but no one moved. Jellt of what is saCe for our drink- qui red to take fifteen hours of his- main mass interest?) How v r. if wide response is shown, ee­ ~Jezvillsky's is 3812. the Slatterys to start a track team. "Look!" someone shouted. "They ing water as is the State Board of tory and fifteen hours o[ sociology I -suggest. (I almost hesitate to ger's appearance might be financed privat ly We hope that among townspeople, faculty The news nashed over the campus. have eolored underwear." Health which has approved the is one on which I heartily concur. voice the thought out loud) an AU. THAT AFTERNOON 25 men "THAT'S .NOT underwear," a water supply. Mr. Updegraff's In the same letter, Professor American Phi Beta Kappa Team. and students, there is sufficient interest to according to Alan B ausman aod Ed ~[ezvin­ gathered on the Old Capitol lawn. man laughed, "The Slatterys are letter was not intended to uphold Hays suggests that research in 19th the 15 (rugby court> best all around kyo Th se t\ 0 sttlden.ts have called for re­ make possible a visit from this great folk The Slattery cousins demonstrated wearing track SUits." the use of fluorides, but rather to century American history, "and jumping and running. and excited such ancient happenings .... no cerebral men (and women - a co. sponse by phone or letter and we are joining musician. Iowans had never seen track show that any preju.sliced layman sludents began to hop and trot. suits. People looked at track suits can find ammunition Cor an argu- respectable sociologist would touch ed team) our colleges produce. The men practiced in street gravely. The meet began. m nt on a· technical subject. with a ten·foot pole!" That is in- This would give a tremendously clothes. The Slattery cousins had By 5 ·p.m. the first [owa field I am sure that both Mr. Upde· deed true. but on occasions we explosive jolt to present college Tax Cuts- a pair of track shoes. and took day was nearly over. Weary run- graff and [ would be quite thankCul have applied such instruments as . turns wearing them. but everyone ners and jumpers lined up for to Mr. Faruenglass if he would Guttman scaling analysis to such values. both on and off the campus, else wore street shoes, awards. Miss SchaeHer came onto prove the harmfulness of fluorides ancient data. and awaken us. perhaps. to the Students and proCessors came to the field and started giving out 10 the Iowa Water Service Co. - David Gold fact that schools are. after aU. watch track practice. The team medals. it fluorides are harmful. But we Associate Professor primarily institutions of and for E(onomi( Review And Outlook was poor. but students said the The last aw<'!rd was for thQ win- want no more of these unproved of Historical Statis- learning. ... team looked line, and professors ncr of the most events. Jeremiah bIased slatemllnts thai "the evi­ tical SociDlogy BV GEORGE KAUFMAN anti·recessipn action. While the ing consumption expenditures in boasted the boys were in top form. Slattery walked forward for the dence of harm already done by the Julian Jack concept of national unemploymenl general. while others attempt to St.H Writn THERE WEREN'T many track award. and Miss Scljaj!ffer looked f1l1oripalion of water in the United TO THE EDITOR: 11 W 69 St. causes the legislators to raise their channel the stimulus towards spec­ at his track suit and blushed. States is ,so overwhelmlng ..." and N.y< York, N.Y. Although President Eisenhower eyebrows. nothing causes Ulem to ific directions such as the auto in· meets in 1890. and SUI decided to For once "Elmer's Philosophies" hold a field day on May 10. to give Miss Schaeffer looked at the that " Uuoride is not the only thing has repeatedly restated his oppo­ act with greater speed than the dustry. Another approach is to en­ hit the nail on the head. His article TO THE EDITOR: courage investment. particularly ople a chance to see a track ground. The crowd watched with wrong with the drinking water. but sition to any reduction in taltes as picture of unemployed Congress­ solemn pride as Miss SchaeCfer jt is t/le mO$t serious thing." about campus queen$ and their Although I agree with the die· a counter recessionary measure. men, and election day is only six home building and plant equip­ meet. gave Slattery his prizes _ a medal Philip S. AII.n, G clothes styles is one of the Cunniest tum that education should be a pressures building up in Congress mbnths orf. ment. "towa City businessmen donaled things we at Hillcrest have read and throughout the nation may Various tax reduction proposals The majority of recent proposals medals for field day winners. and and a black silk umbrella. S29 S. Clinton matter of intellectual ability ralller since coming to school. than a big bank account, ] am cause him to reconsider this stand have already been introductd be· have favored some sort of income planned a parade. The SUI track Elmer should continue to stress team practiced hard. and SUI stu­ (Based on Inform.tlon TO THE EDITOR: forced to be in sympathy with the j r th economic situation does not [ore Congress. Basically they all tax cut. This can be accomplished We of the sociology department that American men like , to see show any signs of improvement provide for aggregate reduetions by enlarging the exemptions. in­ dents elected a coed to present found In SUI records). Board of Regents' stand on the offer our congratulations to the their women "dressed to please," married student rent issue'. My sup­ wilhin the near future. Having wit­ in total tax yields of between one creasing allowable deductions. or history department upon the selec­ Those sack dresses sure as Hell nessed the President's much pub­ and seven billion dollars. ln their lowering the rates. Proposals for p~perback papers------:-~------port for the members oC the Board tion of two of their graduate stu- don't please many of us. We like comes from the fact that they are licized prediction that March would mechanics. which tax to cut and increasing the individual exemp­ to see the goods before we buy see the beginning of the end. being how much. they vary considerably. tions. presently at $600 per deoen­ committed to support the policies SHAKESPEARE'S 'IMAGERY AND J. B. COLUMNIST RESIGNS somelhing . . . 'nuff said? of the university administration on proven incorrect by recent statis­ Each type of tax adjustment is dent. to a gre~ter amount have Many thanks for a good laugh. tics. Republican lawmakers may be tailored to fit the proposer's spec­ been popular for a long time. The I wish to announce that I have major issues or else the Board ..:J..______a commentary by paul gray unwilling to wait much longer be­ ific theory of recession remedies. argument in favor of such action resign.d from the Daily Iowan Mark Hensel, El must call for resignations some­ Some are biased towards stimulat- N212 Hillcrest where along the line. After all. is fore undertaking definite major emphasizes the high propensity Carorine F. E. Spurgeon, SHAKESPEARE'S IMAGERY and as of April 18 for a number of of the lower income levels to spend the apparent bungling o[ a multi· ------. what it tells us good r.asons, and that I do not TO THE EDITOR: million dollar housing project their total income received. In- .. I (Boston: Beacon Press, 1958 - $2_45). wish to make a public issue of Education (as the Soviet Union really that serious? creasing the base exemption while III theoretically efrecLing the entire Also read "J.B." by Archlb.ld MacLeish - library call no. the matter. has so kindly shown us) is today Richard Col., G rate structure. would practically " J PS3525A27 J2 Paul Gray the greatest weapon a nation can A·79 Quadranllll. be felt only by the lower income ~ld bill's imagery tells us we got problems elmer's brackets and larger family units...... old bill was both poet and playwright and at times he was one in The same goal may be achieved tlw same while rendering some of the most exciting theatre ever seen by splitting lhe initial $2,000 taxablj inn any part of the world -and these were plays of men -god was Gen.eral ' Notices bracket into two brackets, the first l\\1ver really in the picture -since his death poor old bill y either ture of a particular dramatic mOmel)t ( itor for The Daily Iowan for the term beginning May 16, 1958, and are invited. except the stora~e lot south of the a constant or a progressively small­ -miss purge-{)n attempts to show us What bill him~elr was like by Hydraulics Laboratory. interpreting his imagt!ry rather personally -in other words looking ending May 15. 1959, will be chosen er amount. The latter concept may by the Board of Trustees of Stu­ YWCA BABY SITTING - A rush week is going to start early there are still a lot of departments for equity purposes be extended for god in him ART LECTURES. -- - As part of the thi.s year. the university has decid­ hiding somewhere on this campus -what a godawful waste of timel dent Publications, Inc ,. May 2. 1958. baby-sitting service to the residents to the entire rate struclure. so Applications for the position must o! It\\lja qty is belng o{[ered by 28th A,pl)ual Iowa Art EducatioD ed that they are not collecting . . . come out, come out. where that everyone receives some tax -unless of ('ourse bill was god. Conferences. there will be the fol­ enough registration fees on cars ever you arc. --()Id bills imagery tells us we gol prqblems be filed with Elaine Scheid. Sec­ the PersOn!.. Service committee of relief however small. ]( increasing retary at the Board of Trustees. the Y.W.C.A .. Call x2240 to make lowing lectures in the Art Build· which give the students the privi­ whil. stu ants are taking their aggregate spendings on consump­ -It telis us thal there are three essential reasons for the failure of ing Auditorium: Friday, April 25, lege to park in front of any city Student Publications, Inc,. in Room arrangemenll: for transportation tours of l~e departments. i hope tion is Ole goal. the most efficient twentieth century writers to put a good poetic drama on the stage and 8 p,m., Professor Mchael F. An­ meter. so they are going to 'rush' the psycholOgy department does not make a buck 205 Communications Cenler before and price. • income tax cut dollar for dollar, is 5 p.m .. Friday. April 25. The ap­ drews. Syracuse University. "Gra­ high school students and are call­ show them the rorschach test. it phic Arts : The Form of Felt-Sig· ing the gala affair ... old gold a reduction in effective low brack­ #1 gocl who punishes us when we're !lad -and ev.rythingl pI ications must include a letter PENGUIN~ SWIMMINc" CLUL may look like ink blots to them and et tax rates. gocl who punishes us when we're good - and everything I for University women will meet on nificance; " Saturday. April 26, 1:~ days. then where will the phd's be? the from the Registrar certifying good Some do not believe that only what', the use? scholastic standing. The candidates Wednesdays {rom 4: 15 to 5: 15 until p.m .• Professor Dean J. Meeker. i am not cond.mnlng the univer­ biology department is going to dis­ the lower brackets would spend Hems we goHa g.t rid of this bird the end of the school year." University of Wisconsin. "Serigra· prove the age old theory about the should have had experience on The sity for attempting to interest a their entire income ·bonus'. and I." play cannibal - w.'11 eat Itil Daily Iowan and should have de­ phy: Lecture Demonstration; 2:30 higher quality in enrolling at iowa. birds and th~ bees. they are going that if no differential is made be­ why not? Nothing makes me sick. STUDENT TEACHING - Students p.m. ,Professor Rudy Ponatli, to put a bird in the same cage as monstrated executive ability. they sure have to do something to tween consumption and investment ;#:2 the modern poet - almost all o[ them of the minor variely on campus who plan to enroll in University of Indiana. "Drawin' pick things up around here. a bee and show these kids that spending. all brackets would spend Observation and Laboratory Prac­ - an 1ntegral Part oi a ~\TOnl absolutely nothing will happen. they go to bed at night <;.uddling their precious dead language LAST CHANCEIII-To order your their 'windfall' approximately they· whisper in their sleep - but afraid that somebody will mothe!' a corsage from the YWCA tice, 7:79 (Student Teaching). dur­ Creative Curriculum." someone c.lled this generation of how much support will old gold college students that you are a equally. The latter propose a (lat hear them and expose them they make up a code Corsage Sale. Order NOW. Call ing either semester of the 1958·59 part of . . . the silent generation. days get from the studen ts on across-the· board rate cut. Such has stone mounts stone amid passionate nothings in code x2242 , YWCA office. academic year must pre· register OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN well. here i will come to your campus that are not directly con­ recently been proposed by the Com­ things that mean "soul -heart·god-beauty-Iove·etc!" for this course before May I, 1958. nected wit the planning? running mittee for Economic Development. In the morning they report their dream at the meeting of The Club TO CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES Pre-registration forms are to be defense again. i don 't think you are true to form again Iowa? oh yes. a silent generation. for if this be An important sidelight on this pro­ whose current president is wallace stevens IN JUNE - Orders for official filled out and filed in the office University the case, there is the possibility i realize )leu would like to know posed temporary (lat 20 Per cent !Dylan Thomas was thrown out some lime back lor getting through to graduation announcements of June of the Director ot the University what you are going to get out of tax cut. would be the effect on co· the people) 1958 commencement are now being High School. Room. 308. U.E.S. Calendar . that you are sitting. waiting. and taking tours of the campus. i know thinking. i feel you are just sitting oporate dividend policy. and this is tpe spirit that infects our modern theatre e taken. Place your order before 12 it isn·t· very important. but you Any tax cut no matter where. with their codes and with the backing of their fellow club members noon Tues. April 29 at the Alumni PLAYNITES [or students. staff and waiting. waiting for someone might find a major. (check the else to do something . . . anything will tend to stimulate expenditures. who are after all their only audience House. 130. N. Madison St., across and faculty and their spouses at WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, It.. rotc department and you might The question is which do it the the Fieldhouse ead 'I'uesday and for you. tbe world owes you a liv· seems to me we gotta get rid of these birds from the Union. Price per an­ 4:30 p.m. - Spring BusiDe81 find a general.) however, if you most efficiently. equitably. and lets play cannibal -we'lI eat them! , nouncement is 12 cents Friday night from 7:30 to 9:30 ing . .. but don 't you realize that are one of the few that have rna· Meeting - Phi Beta Kappa - you have to work hard to collect with the desired economic effects. me pal -you. they make me sick. p.JP. Admission will be by faculty, jors, you just might be able to take '* staU or stUdent I.D. Card. The House Chamber, Old Capitol. it? Any present tax cut while gov­ some knowledge away with you. ;#:3 the combination of;#: 1 & ;#:2 THE UNIVERSITY Cooperative Weight Training Room will be , 8 p.m. - Recital - Stuart canID. ernment e.,.penditures remains con­ (RISE find two ch.r.ct.,. looking Into the sun) Baby-sitting League boole will be Violin - Macbride Auditorium. I wish the university all the luck • few y.ars ago, a high school stant or increase. wou4i lead to at the following times: Mondays. 4 in the world and hope they have -Look out, duckl in charge of Mrs. Tom Haye from 8 p.m. - School of Journalism girl was on campus [or a week·end a budget deficit. But tax qlt or not, ..... What in Hatlo H.II was that? A bird? A plane? Supermon? April 15 to April 29. !J'elephone her to 6 p.m.; Wednesdays. 4 to 6 p.m.; used some dog sense in planning and Fridays, 4 to 6 p.m. and Department of State present and fainted when a bm-{)c asked the government \l{Jl1 probably show No (h. wipes on ••y. ) -Tho.. g.... STooLpldlll'ons at 2598 after 4:45 if a sitter or in­ a lecture by Dr: Urs Schwan. the event. i promise to personally her for a kiss. she would probably a deficit this YeBr any way. as -Tho.. bodlik. moarn poets .... there ouehto be • I.wl (alms ~orma~ion about joining the group SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS- Editor oC the Neue Zurcher ZeitWII, conduct a tour through the city die iC she heard some o( the ques­ tax yields from lower incomes fall dog pound so that the high school­ rlfl.) IS deSired. U d ddt ' t d Zurich. Switzerland-Senate Cham­ tions that co-eds are asked now-a­ short of expeclations. The Presi­ -if you should ask BUT IS IT ART? or IS IT WORTH A BUCK FAM IL Y NITES t th F· Id • . n ergr~ .uate ~tu en s, mteres e ber. Old Capitol. ers will bave a chance to meet days. dent's original budget based on a a e Ie III obtalllmg mformatlOn about some real down to earth personal­ 1'0 GO SEE? ho~se for students. Sl.~t, fac~~1, scholarships for the 1958-59 school Thursd.y, April 24 there a,.. ..nral students on projected fiscal year 1959 GNP of let me ask you to read the plays written by the #1'5 the #2's thelT spouses and their families year are advised to check with 6 p,m . -; Triangle Club Tourna· ities. at the pound. there is no­ $445 billion. compared to the 1957 campus that are working very hard and the :#:3's 0,11 the second and fourth ~ed- the Office of Student Affairs. Re­ ment-Triangle Club Roomsl lowl thing put·on just for the benefit of to make old gold days a huge suc­ GNP of $434.4 billion. estimated a Wpat can' be understood of them by the non clubmember stinks! those who do not know us. oeada.ya o~ each month. Recreation· quests for scholarships from stu­ Memorial Union. cess. t/;Ie men on the committee surplus of $.5 billion. The CED -Except for one. , al swunmmg and ~aml1y-type actio dents now in school must be made 7:30 p.m. - Young Democrats I h.ve heard that there are 43 are trying very hard to interest recently estimated that with the -"J.B." by Archib,ld MacL.lsh Is .xcltlng because it .ttempts, videa will be available from 7:11 before June 5. 1958. - Senator Tom Dailey - SeQate departments participating in old the young beautiful high school same government expenditure pat­ at least, .n answ.r to god .nd to the writer of closet poetic dr.mo to 9:15 p.rn. __ Chamber, Old Capitol. tern and a fall in GNP to $429 . gold days. isn 't tllat wonderful? girls to attend iowa. the women on I' LOP I I (th. sound of Archlblld hiHilltl -- ART EXHIBITIONS - During the Frid.v, April 2S billion. the surplus would turn into I what happened to the rest of you? the committee are trying even the sidewalk from out the door of WOMEN'S GYM - There will be 28th Annual Iowa Art Education 4 to 9 p.m. - 28th Annual JoWl PHI are you afraid that the poor little harder to interest the men on the a dcficit of about $4,4 billion. Any , the club) recreational swimming at the Exhibition and ConCerence. Friday­ sional ~ tax. reduction would probably jn­ Art Education Exhibition and C0n­ high school students won't be able committee. but aU members oC the Women's Gymnasium on MoDday, Saturday .April 25·26, there will ference - Art Bldg. If, will to understand all your big and , committee are interested in the crease this figure to near. $10 billion rchibald get up outa the gutter and speak for yourself man chapter (from the crux of the play _ I Tuesday• •Thursday and Friday be the following art exhibitions: 7 p.m. - Preview of Art Fi!mI complicated a,ctiviUes? well, if you su"port of the iowa student body. for the year, But if the combined ------.Iowa Memorial Union - State be wclc part of a desc~iption of the d,struction o[ Joll's - Art Building Auditorium. can't bring things down to their they need your help. instead 01 unavoidable and tax cut resulting University of Iowa Collecton of fi~e children) 8 p.m. - Professor Michael F. level of understanding, you had putting pins on a map in th~ o([ice deficits wprlt as ex~cted . the in· Painting and Sculpture; Art Build­ PHys I think It stInks I ". Andrews, Syracuse University lee­ best look to yourselves and see if of student affairs to represent each crel\SCd tax',' revenues ' in years to ­ WSUI Scbedu~e ing - 28th Annual Iowa High nal pial One daughter r.ped .nd murcltrect by In Idiot ••• tures on "Graphic Arts : The Form you have forgotten the funda· student at iowa, they should take com~ : from ., Increased,' incomes, WSUI -10w" CITY .~. "Ie School Art; State University of 7:~ p.n Two children sm..... d .c,.... ~ rood or Felt Significance" - Art Build· mentals. (i know that there are the pins out of the map and put wou~ more than oUset,lhig year's Wedn.ljlay, A,r. J.'I. l/ilt Iowa Faculty Art; Dean J. Meek­ the Ph) (.tc). , ing Auditorium . . many 'phllosophies,' even mine.> them into the students. losses, 8:00 Mornln, Chapel er. Serigraphs. 7 p,m, to 9 p,m. · - Old Gold And III with God's con ..nt! ,foreknowl.... 1 8:16 News AMo' - DAILY 10"AN' EDITOIUAL STAFr from t 10 ,:30 iI.m., on SaturdlY. And h. (Job) bl ...., Godl I 8:30 Recent American HI .tory Days Varsity Varieties. , , o~ 9:15 The Bookshelf ART FILMS - In connection with till ~~1)oIly lowQn Editor ...... , Tom S ..tte,y M.ke-....,.. service mlsaed pape ... I. U ' . be M.n.lin, EdItor ...... Don Mitchell not possible. but every errort wiU be , It isn't lven deClnt 9:45 Mo,nln, Feature llie 28th Annual Iowa Art Educa­ Soturday, April 1a . \Ile City Editor ...... , .. .. Marilyn Lyon made to oorrect error, with the next God Is just. W•• ,.. not llluetzecl 10 :00 News tion Exhibition and Conference. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. - 28th Anlluil ME11Dnla AuI,tant Clt}' EdItor .. John Janloon laue. 10:15 Kitchen Concert I"",. M. AUDIT BUal!Al1 Naked through • rldicullUl erlfici 11 :45 ReligiouS News there will be a showing in the Art Iowa Art Education Exhibition 8l1CI or AssLttant City Edltor .. Tom .... w.u m 12 :00 Rhythm Rambles by the CDCULAnOHI Hews Editor ...... , Jim Davlet llE.... a .f uae ASSOCIATED .a.1I8 Llk. bulls into • bini", ring Building from 9 a,m.-12 noon. Sat· Conference - Art Building. World C Society BeUtor ...... Jane Hubly The Auoelated Pre .. II enUtled ex- 12:SO New. Sportl iUitor ...... Alan HOlkins To b(under there lik. blindfold I.ws ••• 12 :45 Sports at MJdweek urday, April 26. of: 9 a.m. to 12 noon - Art FIlI!IIJ - minutes Publlabecl dally execpt Sunclay and elusively to the use (or repubhcatlen 1:00 Mostly Music Art Building Auditorium. Monday .nd 1... 1 hollcla,.. by Stu- EdltortJll 1'_ Editor .. Suunne F_ of aU the local new. prlnled In thIs Th. f.1I of m.n It fell,d us III II Demoniaco Nell' Arte ChlH Photo ..aphe, . ,Don Haneswor\h ne_lPllper as well •• 1:55 News COtne. d~nt Publications, lnc., CommunJca- all AP new. -And man waits for Godot or somebody how riiliculous 2:00 Mostly Music 12 noon - ProCessor Michael Ali­ Review Bo... Chairman ...... di~tchu. Legend of St. Ursula tloM• Cent .... Iowa CIt)', Iowa. En- ~verybody who is anybody knows that man is immoral -a regular 2:30 Music Appreciation drews. Syracuse University gives _ ... ' ...... Robert Mezey Henri de Toulouse Lautrec -- tered ao oecond e.... matter .t the 3:20 MOltly Music )IOS\ oUlce .\ low. City. under the DAILY 10"AN SUFlRV1S0RII FROM louse -and In order to understand him or me and you have to RJD 3:55 News London of William Hogarth Critical Resume of 1958 Iowa tnP aet of Conan- 0.1 March 2, 1m. DAILY IOWAN ADVlanSING STArr SCHOOL or lOURNALIS. FACULTY Mel H)M OF H[S EXCUSE 4:00 Children'. Hour Leonardo da Vinci School Art - Art Building Auditor· AdverUsi,,- Mana,.r .. .. . Adam. Publllher ...... John ~.rrl..,n . :30 Tea Time qlo' 4191 from noon to mJclDllht to Aost. Adver1bln, M,r ... John Ruddy UlIon.1 ...... ArlIIur M. ndenon -we have to shoot down THIS god. 5:30 News Chinese Painting Through the ium. ' . a.alfted Man&IIer ..... Jack Po_ro Advertlsln, .,., .. ,. 1:. Jolm XoUman 5:45 SporuUme 1: 30 p.m. - Professor nport ...... Ita ..... women'. pap PrornoUon Manalv .. . , .... Jim Orth -all we really !mow now Is that lOme lod-the-fatheNII'-{)ther is taking Ages Deai hem .. or announeemenla to The CI...,ulatlon ..... ;..... Wllbu, PelenoD .8:00 Dinner Hour Meeker. University of WiscoDJill­ Dall,.. low.n. Ultorlal otflca a,. off his strap and hitting us with a bible belt 6:55 News Rousseau· DAILY IOWAN CJaCULATION --TaVSTEES. IIOAaD 0 .. 8TUDINT In the Communle.Uocu Center. ClrcuIation Mana,er ..... Paul Beard -nobody believes in god, really. except club members 7:00 lOY La Provence· de Cezanne Serigraphy Lecture IJemoutnlioa PUBLIOATION. 7::10 Mi .. d, of Men - Art Building Auditorium, . lIubacrlpUoa ,atea - by carrier In AalstaDt Manal'" .... M1e1wel Dalley Dr. Oeorl' Easton. Dentistry: D.vld -nobody reads the modern poets. really. except club members ':00 Muslc Hour From Renoir to Picasso lDwa City. IS ClDta weekly or ,10 R. rlwlmmon •. AS; Thomas 8. Ram- -lets let rid of these birds ':00 Trio Monotype prints • 2:30 p.m. - Professor Rudr;'" rJlT year 1ft ...va_~ aIJt mon~ Di.1 41'1 II , you dO not receive your Uton. A4: Prof. HucII KebD. PolllluI ' :45 Newl and Spon. zatli, University oC IndI...... i.lII; time _the, .00. By Dally lo.an by 7:. a.m. The DaII,. ki",,"; Owllht Lowell W.lheI, .... : -there ain't no law against shooting them -they're only abstractions I The Public is welcome. In lowa ... per year: aIJt "",nthl. t:5; Iowa ClrcuIallon ofllce In CommUftI- Prof. LeI1Ie G. Moelier. Journalism: -move over next to me archibald sa)'s old bill I • SUI (rN) 8cBfJnULI! It., mI. "Drawing. an Integral Part of • ~ mOllIba. 13: all oth ... nun 1Ub- eatloM Cenler u open lrom • a,m. to 1'rqI. 1.. A. Van Dyke. EdueaUon: -and join MY club 8:00-1:00 Feature work will be: Car- PARKING - The University plll·t­ Strong C~alive Currlculum"­ RrIp&-...... 7"1': aIJt -&118. I p,m.• 011 iIIonday. lrom , ..... to • Gary w. -.we- AI; Tbllrtment 01 General warm day rather than opening win- Other recently elected officers ge rie were taken from her clothes Bulinell: JUlnita Newman, A3, At .. b"~tt ; Joh/! E. Ellston. A3, Monona: dows, and avoiding such practices arc: Norman Thomas, AS, Traer. line Monday night. 1.)'10 Beck. A3, Edgewood ; W. L. as running hot water for long pe. vice-president ; Roger Parker, A3, Bill Clark, Coralville, reported a W'E'RE .DYING "Rk" Garner. Cl. New Sharon; Sea II Payl.; and Floyd Burns, C3, Arlington riods of time in an effort to raise Iowa City, Mercury flipper hub cap was re- H, I.hu, 111. humidity in a barracks. ing secretary; moved from his car Monday while 'rom tho MarkeUng Department: Under the package plan now in Daryl Peiterson. ; it was parked on South Clinton l ohn David Cox. Cl. Newton: Paul to introduce you to the unique sound oellUohn, C3, SheJ\roek; and Karon use, where all utilities arc provid· E2. Ringsted, Street. The hub cap is valued at Loren •• M. Western Sprln,•. 111. : ed by the University. utility con· surer; Rob I.' r L $12. From the Aceoul\llnll Department: LLe GOlI, AS , BUrlln.ton; Paul Went­ sumption is averaged among ali i Downer. A1. New· Mrs. William White, 927 N. Sum· of "America's college prom favorite/' Itt", A3, Ol.adbrook; Bill Jones, A3, residents and a nat charge to cover ton, scholarship mit St.. lold police three boys Rt

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, . ' P.9. 4-THE DAILY IOWAN-I_. City, 1__ Wed ., April 13, 19SI ---.-'.'-- . Iowa, WM :ri~ 7-1; ~~"JLirn ' Seeks 'Loop IBC Will Not I EW YORK kfI- Toe New York pitches over the left field fence Give Up TV Yankees pounded three triples and with two on in the seventh and a borne run in one inning - the these laler proved the margin of rourth - during which they scored victory. Bouts for (us o To Lilt Penalty seven runs and went on to defeat TillS shot. added to his inside-the· s G?,~~~al~;.,~~§~.~: A· id Boston 12-7 Tuesday for their sixth park round tripper with the bases NEW YORK IA'l - The new bIlII Iow3 rallied Tuesday to gain a runs in the lifth, sixth and seventh AUBURN, Ala. CA'I - Auburn------traight victory and a sweep Of empty in the third inning off Cal oC the International Boxing C1i& the two-game series with the Red !.fcLlah, gave Cerv a total of 14 7-7 tie with We tern 1ichigan in a to take a 7-2 lead, before Iowa's I Tuesday asked the Southeastern said Tuesday he had no inteD~ game that was called at the end {·run seventh iru!.ng rally. West· Sox. runs batted in in seven games. He Pros Ora t Conference Executive Committee Dave Sisler, the only pitcher to has included four home runs in his of giving up one of the I Be's tIt on nine innings becau. e of dark. ern Michigan's run in the fifth came on Bob Mason's 375.foot hom. to hear a report which school au· Mai~rs Initiate deCeat the Yankees this year, was output. television programs in order IA I ness. er o\'er the left field fence. College lhorities say proves that Auburn the victim of a major portion of the R R E make peace with Cus D'Amato, A walk to Larry Har ch and Ron Drennan came in the eighth is innocent of illeg3l recruiting assault. The bespectacled right· ~~~:n~IIY .:::: . 'o~ =:i:= ::~ ~ manager of heavyweight cbanJ. Fred Long's double to left center and allowed only one mao to reach charges. hander, who beat the Yankees S-} Lemon. Chum 121. McLlih 131. Tom· pion Floyd Patterson. Collegiate antk (5) , Narlc.kl (7) and Nixon tied the game in the eighth inning first base in the two innings he Cagers The SEC school which produced last week, quit under the fourth Garver. Daley 171. Gorman 171 and "These TV commitments are not inn ing barrage, after yielding ChiU. w - Garver. L - Lemon. pawns or gifts to be passed around after the Hawkeyes had scored worked. the nation's No. 1 football team Home runs - Cleveland. ColavIto, four runs in the seventh. last year said the stiff NCAA pen· triples to Bobby Richardson and ;arro'Quel. Kansas City. Hunter, Cerv on a whimsy, " added Truman K. }. In the big seventh, Tom Haye ::~~rZbMld'I' •.~ "58 ~ ~ R~I DETROIT IA'I _ The National alty for illegal recruiting was based Aid Program and a to Gil Gibson Jr., who replaced Jim Nor • . * * * y led of( with a walk and singles by Grabow kl, r{ ..... , 3 I 0 I Basketball A n. split up the na. on unsupported statements later McDougald. ris last week as president of ~ Harsch and Ron Rutkowski loaded i:~:;;~.;..2n~ it· ::.:.. ! ~ ~ ~ tion's top college talent among it disproved by signed affidavits. ST. LOurS 1A'l- A move is under II R J: Orioles 4, Senators 2 lBC's sprawling ring empire. Nor. Boslon ...... 001 201 012- 7 12 I ris stepped down because of Ills l the ba es with no one out. Long Muon. Ib ...... 4 3 2 I eight m mber Tuesday and voted Auburn has been barred from way in to N~w York ...... 003 700 02"- ~2 13 2 WASHINGTON (A'I - Billy O'Dell singled in Haye. Harsch scored :~~I:n . .. :· .. ··1 ~ ~ ~ to drop the drafting ol high school participating in both post·season give college scholarships to high Sisler. Smith (41, Baumann Uf! . Por· h k d W h' gt h health. s t"reteld .81 and Whitt; Sturdivant, C ec e as ID on treats in the p moments later when Dick Weather· GrHser, IS ...... 3 0 0 1 players. bowl games and NCAA title com· school baseball stars. Duren ,II and Strra. W - Sturdivant; eighth and ninth innings Tuesday "Certainly we would like to \.aIk L - Sisler. to Cus about a heavyweighl IIgbt ly grounded into a double play. ~:::;',:r::...... ~ ~ ~ ~ left tilE! status of two previous- petition until September, 1961. The Detroit Tigers started it Kame nons _ New Yo rk. McOou ..ald , 10 preserve a victory for Jack I II but we wouldn't know where ta LES ZANOTTI'S DOUBLE scored Rumohr." ...... % ~ g ~ Iy earmarked in high school un· Dr. R.lph B. Dra\l9hon, Au· 'th t . tt hed I Slebern. Boston. White. Harshman liS Baltimore deleated begin, He insists that one oC ~ Rutkowski to cut Western Michi- ~.:':!~ , " .. :':: goo 0 changed :· Wilt (the SUIU Chamber· burn president, .sked for an SEC WI a no·s rmgs·a ac pan * * * the Senators 4-2. conditions to such a talk is abalJ. gan's lead to 7·5, Three slraight ___ lain, now of Kansas. to Philadel· executive committee meetin, sel up lor $500 a year, which is White Sox Fall Brooks Robinson coll ected three -=-__ 8.2 donment of one of our fight shows. walks gave Iowa its sixth run be· TOTALS ...... SO 7 7 phia, and Jerry Lucas of l\liddJe- after Auburn h.d discloltd th.t well along the way toward opera· DETROIT IA'l _ Bill Hoeft got off of the Orioles' seven hils, including fore Haye popped out to end the ~.:;~ , so ...... ~4B ~ ~ R~I town, Ohio , High School to Cincin· a ccmplalnt from .nether school tion. "I can tell him now we ha ve 110 to a flying sl~rt on Charlie Max. his second home run. He has pro, in tention of doing that." inning. Hanch. 2b ...... 4 3 2 0 nati. led to an investig.tion which St. Louis Cardinal General well's three-run first.inning homer duced eight hits in 10 limes at bat Weslern Michigan took ad van· ~~~ir! ' r{ . ... ! ~ ~ ~ Philadelphia grabbed off AII·Am. brought elisciplinary .etion by the Manager Vaughan

Road.how Engagement STRICTLY ADULT PAUL NEWMAN· JOANNE WOODWARD • ANI~ONY fRAHCIOSA MO. , ORSON WEllES, LEE RfMICK· ANGELA LANSBURY ~...... iIt ..,0.","". ,..,. PLUS - COLOIt CARTOON c .... fIw4 ...Sc:oPE " GREEDI' FOR TWEETY" eTl_Co-.CHIC aO..,NO C~ eCll.C)6NA ~------~ PtZ%4 ~ - ONE SOLID WEEK - STARTS- 'Mel-HAM 6AU!oA6E -ATTEND MATtNEES M&UI\NV TO - DAY "EARLY NITE SHOWS" .. ·Ii :u i mdl !IJ'#I iii iti'ii:lll:f'~iil:iitWbid:iii":III\"j P ... '-THE DAILY IQWAN-Iowa City, Iowa-Wed., April 21, USI . . • Wave Sorrow. on· I " • , .Descends F..ieldhause'.1 ~1,: • Conversation :· All Centers b .;'. II On "Bucky' o y By JERRY LAMBERT StaH Writer c The big, gloomy walls o( the. d Iowa Fieldhouse took on a more Ii gloomy look Tuesday afterli~n u as wOrd of Ule death of SUI bu­ n ketbaIJ coach Frank "Bucky" {)'; p Connor spread Crom mouUI 1,0 mouth throughout the mamrrilltb , sttucture. . I rhe hallway by thc coachos OCI C il (icc in the ticket buUding of the a Fieldhouse resembled a baseball park on the afternoon of a rain(.'\f' out game. Few doors were open. The usual talk and laughter were missing. The only sound which could be heard was the low mumbling tones of a lone conversation. , The usual cheery greeting and good·natured joking which normal. ly passes between people meeling on the stairways was replaced by quiet nods. Each person , was reo creating in his mind that last talk with Bucky. The only action which could be Halftime reloxation. seen was that of the n~erou8 s+,:retaries throughout the build· ing receiving sympathy to the The photos above and to the I.ft Athletic Department from inhuni· erable well·wishers. They work~ are from Daily Iowan files. between [re\luent sops aQd, coughs; a~ memories of the famed coac~ went back and forth through their' minds. , As the afternoon wore on and the iJ;Iitial shock of the tragedy wor~ off, numerous conversations, all lit low tones, could be heard. These ) conversations could last forever, with very few unpleasant wol'ds being said about lhe man who had headed SUI basketball for eight years. The conversations were bound to . t move around to the subject · of Bucky's friendliness, his easy way of living. The men could not hefp but try to think o( a single flme when they had seen Bucky in a liad J' mood. Very few were successCw FRANK (BUCKY) O'CONNOR n.ft), Iowa basketball cooch who w•• In this attempt. , ,. killed In a traHic accidont Tundoy, II shown with hJs brother, M.rty, Next In the c~nv~rsa~lons carpo BUCKY TOOK A QUICK look at the Kore clock at the Fieldhouse during all Iowa time out to make IU ... in December 1938, when they ....nd.d • coachlrtg Ichool 'n 0.. the long list of brilliant basJletball tho team was still In the lead. Tom Payne, with two fouls against him, lool/ed 10m_hat depNlsed and Bucky and wife Jane. Moi"es. That was a year after 811Cky "arreel at Drake, .nd ot that playcrs, which Bucky had develw: &eemed to be thinking, "But coal:h, we're It ill ahead." Carl Cain watchell 8ul:ky fIIr po"i~le inltruc­ time Bucky was coaching at Harrl,burg, 111 •• and Marty.was a coach ed - Chue" Darling, ihe fabulous tions.-Daily Iowan Pho'o. at Tipton, 'pwa, Hi,h S,hopl,-AP Wirephoto. five and many olhers: With the subject of" players «;am~ Bucky Coached Neighbor Boys, Too- " the discussion o( Bucky's attitlUiO To toward his Inen, the way he never Kiwonions Near Disbelief SUI Get criticized them and how he could always find something they had done well, even afLer tho worst dc· Study G~ants Two· Big Ten Titles at .Iowa '; feat. The conversations finally led 10 ~ rom Yogo Demon·strotion Though nationallY'prominent as throughout the slate and Ule nation, Iowa history. the fact that SUI had lost one 'of SUI's head baskctball coach, Frank Bucky was known as the Hawkeye Bucky's 1956 success was high· the most prominent men in t!le By TED RASMUSSEN BACH EXPLAINED UlaL there wanians to the edges of their chairs In Accounting "Bucky" O'Connor was never too coach with the quick smile and the lighted when he was named head Athletic Department. One whose StaH Writer arc a mullilude oC misconceptions as he shed his faded saffron robe busy to talk with the neighborhood winning team. coach of the All-Star College entry I friendly wa~ and tremendous Iowa City Kiwanians shook their abouL yoga among those who are and performed hip, spine, and leg SUI is one oC 13 institutions kids on Golfview avenue. IN SEVEN seasons at Iowa his in the U.S. Olympic tryouts. leadership will be hard to replace. heads in disbelief Tuesday as not familiar with the philosophy. exercises while standing' on his named to receive a $1,000 grant an· As they discussed the announce· Hawkeyes won two successive Big BUCKY WAS THEN named as· Swami Vishnu Dev Anada demon· He said the more- we familiarize head. With his forearms on the nually during the next five years ment oC Bucky's death, the boys Ten tilles, and a second and a sistant Olympic coach but declined strated a series of yoga exercises ourselves wilh lhe life and religion table for balance, he twisted him· and girls that Jive near the 0'· fourth in the National Collegiate the offer. at a noon meeting at the Jefferson of other people, the more fully we seIJ into the yogi's characteristic to assist a graduate student pre· Connor home agreed that they had Loul'l1amcnt. "We'll be rebuilding the Hawks Hotel. can appreciate our own life. pretzel·like positions. paring to Leach accounting. lost one of their best friends. By leading the Iowa squads Lo and wlll "0 into an unusually tou~h The 3O·year-old Swami, who is The I\iwanians settled down after In another exercise, the yogi se· Five oUler such grants from the "IT TAKES A LOT of time to two successive Big Ten Conference · non·conference · schedule next Win· the guest of Marcus Bach, SUI a full lunch tb watch the swami's curely crossed his legs, thrust his Haskins & Sells Foundation of New tead) those college guys how to crowns in 1955 and 1956, Bucky ter, and I think it best that I stay professor o[ Religion, lold the Ki· demonstration. Before the small, hands through the entanglement un· k d J. with the boys." wanians there are 84,000 yoga ex· dark complected swami began his York will be presented [rom year play bas etball, but Bucky taught accomplished a feat performe uy Record of Bucky's teams com. til they were Clat on the table, and · us a few tricks, too, and he was only four other coaches in the piled after the 1957-sg season shows ercises. The Swami, who has been exercises, Bach explained thaL balanced with his body several to year to col Ieges at large, rna kmg . never too busy to say hi," one of history of the league. a practitioner of yoga (or 12 years yoga should noL be looked upon as inches above the table top. an annual total oC 18 oC the grants, the neighborhood boys said. h h h d an lOS-54 overall mark, for a per· is from an ashrama, or hermalage, Ia form of gymnastics, but an aid Bot c ampions ip teams a· centage of .667, including a 66.36 at the foot of the Himalayas' !n to concentration and meditation. After disentangling his legs from according to the announcement by ':1 callmpWig to obtnin r.ned and straightened with t /1(0 ai( ~ In piano instruction in thl' ck>.wuf be on display: ; ming show starrilll Seals members Iowa: s meor;l' ror (\ ~ro:lder base for ~or!olk, Nebr., in Fedcral Court at beer as a minor. DC Federal funds, JusteD said. partment. • 'l'HA MAt-y· sn;DRNTS will be will be held at 2~3O p.m. Saturday; IChool ta"et. I