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Study Indicates Asthma Infectious Disease By BRUCE "ARRISON of their ehiIdreII developed the diJease. This OAS Agrees To Withdraw St.ff Wrlftr loob like a gmetic pbeoomenon, but in half of · Preliminary studles completed in JohnIaa theae iDltlDcel the IeCOIld parent ~eloped 7 County by a Universlly doctor augglllt that Symptoms after IIIIrriage and during the same · asthma may be an lnIecUonUII dUJea. trllllllllit· year their cbildrelJ were developing the alIergl(' ted wllhln the family. disease." Dr. Smith aald. The bypothesis is contrary to established medi· It It temptinl to wonder. aald Dr. Smith. cal opinions. whether tbe prcWmity of the mother in both Dominican Peace Force Dr. Jeanne Montgomery Smith. aaaistant pro- breut feediJlg aDd care of the babJ. and Ole

~r : fessor of medicine. recently completed studies relative lack of contact. with the Lalber, may · on 1,760 families in rural Johnson County and have accentuated the effect of the mother on every fourth household In Iowa Cit)'. the early development of the disease. Members Still, Differ "The cooperation we received from Johnson "The chances for developing allergic &eDSitiVity · County residents was exceDent." Dr. Smith said. are greatest ill iDIancy, Jhe laid. Frequently APPROXIMATELV 22 per ('Cnt of the families nothing occurs until the cblld bas a respiratory Over Right Of Force RE~AL • reported respiratory problems. Twenty per cenl infection, such u a cold." W ill GTON (AP) - The American republics voted 100. STAMPS of the adulls who developed allergies after reach· · ing adulthood. developed them after marriage MOST OF THE allergic subjecl.'! in the study Friday night for withdrawal of the Inter-American Peace . showed symptoms within the first. ten years of lo an individual with an allergy. Force from the Dominican Republic. But even in doing so Ir USU.'''r close contact with allergic family. relatIves or .... Ceapon • "These results. Dr. Smith said, "strongly lug· iJt of them aid they wer not recognizing the right of the ; gests that allergic disease in a spouse increases friends. Some of the tubjecta, however. devel· Id "fte June 2S oped the Iymptoms after a much longer period troop to be ther . LTS ONl.Y , the risk of its development in a bltherto non· • allergic partner." of lime. Only lexica r fused on the final vote to approve the with­ Dr. Smith found the disease more prevelant "JC there I, a infectious agenl it is not highly drawal resolution, and recorded I--~------­ where lhe relationship in the family was closest. [nfectioUi. Close and prolonged contact Is ap­ an abslention. ence on coaaullatiOD In represen. "Wben the motber Buffered from lhe disease, parently needed to acquire the disease." Dr. THE FIVE OTHER naUon. laUon of the foreign ntlDiJters of young ('hlldren developed it more often than Smith said. which said their favorable votes the hemisphere. when the father had the allergy." .he said. Dr, Smith ia currently doing more research to did ~OL mean they approved the The United &atel, Brasil IDd "WHEN 80TH PARENTS were affected. more gather data to support her theory. sendmg of the lroops Into the four other nations supplyln, Domlnlcan Republic after • troops or police ror the force hid l. 11,1" II "I . ~ , bloody ClVU war last April 1965 aaked that the forte be with. were drawn u IOOlI II the out·,oinl Chile. Peru, Ecuador. Urul\lay and incoming ,ovemment.l or s and Venezuela. the DominIcan Republle apo. Dodd Apologizes For Son Mexico. the only nalion in the proved. Organitati n of American States THE DOMINICAN Republic for. which maintains diplomatic :nd mally requeaed the conference trade relations with Cuba. de- for the withdrawal to start prior spite an OAS decision not 0 do menl Is to be Inaui\lrated In In Misconduct Investigation 10. commented that It voted to July I. when a new lovern· 2·Rolf IIl!oinst creallon of the peace Santo Domingo. Two U,S. shiPt ON A HOT SUMMER aft.~ ev.. ,...... •• ,a.c. hi the ...... City P.rtr ...... ,.,. 2 Pk" . WASHINGTON fA'! - Sen. olliee to internaUonal cloak·aJId. but said, "The committe can·t force. are now en route to the Domini· SUE ~ .,.. "r , ___ ,. tab a OIl'...... , ev ... ,etItt...... ", ceeI elf. ~ .., K .. Kephart Thomaa J. Dodd apologized Fri· dagger aaaaasination. stand by and see any witness THE DECISION came at a can Republic aDd are due there day for remarks made by one of The lC!IIator'. exptelSlon of re· coerced or Intimidated... meeting of the representaUvei of June 28. his Ions to a witness who had gret was made after chairman Dodd In a ltatemenl IBid his the American repubUes in lhe No announcemenl has heen appeared before a Senate com· John Stennis (D·MI ...> of the Sen· IOn. iererny. 'rI, wa~ havlnl: I OI\S. ailting as a special confer· made concerning withdrawal of mittee investigating charges of ate Ethics Committee ended Fri· breakfast in a Senale cafeteria the foreet of Brazil, Honduraa, Hike Seen In Defense Budget • • misconducted by the Connecticut day morning'. _1011 with a when he unexpectedly met Mi. N!csraiUs, ParaiUBY and Costa (.fI - HOUle at high .... the flacsl poUell!ll. and ur,ed crelltlon Democrat. warning agaiDat inUmidaUon of cha.el O'Hare. 30, .Dodd·, form. er Goldberg Joins Rw'ocr·k·edbUoLutthbl.y ia, ~Ia:tledcomlombel'" WASHINGTON The eonlinlMl I -el... Dodd's apology came after the witnesses. {C 0 H b din·...... Ap\lroprlationa Committee en· committte aa1d In I formal re­ of a clvIlIan·mllitary ~tnrl'lts/on focUl of the investigation moved STENNIS DICLINID to lpeD 0 Ice manager, ne a JO • Fete Of Fa,'sal tee of lhe OAS. repruenUna the dorsed Friday a fS8 .7·bllUon down port. to male ....., Independent and 0b­ from. intrigUei in the senator's out the realOn for the w-_lft " ed a IfOUP of former Dodd em· Unlted StateJ. Brattl and Salva· ...... ployel in removing documents dor payment on the coat of runnlna The committte emphubed that jective evaluation" or the na· ------~------from the senator's [iles a.Dd turn· NEW YORK (II - AmbuAdcw DoMINICANS held peaceful the Defense Department and n· itt arbitrary decltIOIII to Unanee tIon', defelll8 posture. nanclng the war In Viet Nam lor the defelll8 program for a full Ing them over to columnists Prew Arthur J. Goldberg joIned other electioM June 1 and elecled THI MOMIV toned into the ete nts Joa· the llteal yeat startlna July •. )'ear lhould not be conatrud a. Mob Ta u Pr~· Peason and Jack Anderson. United Nations dignitaries Friday quln Balaguer. a former chief bill over and abov., lhe Hy-V..ea's • thaI amount. proVided In a bID • predlctiOll U towhOft the war dent'. requeJU InclUde financing Wh "Mr. O'Hare had worked in at a luncheon honorint Saudi Ar· executive, Lo the presidency. I to the floor for action would end. my olfice lor over four abla's Kin, Faisal. reo A dispatch from Santo Domingo senl HoUle for th' new Nike·X IIIU·balUsde ye~rs wh~ ach duled /lext week. won 't be ADDID TO THI to billion in Bakery and was very close to my entire marks about ~ew. led to hIS boy· Friday said an artillery baLta lion mi ile Iymm. construction of a "ou~b "If combat op ratia unexpended baIatIctI from pre­ nuclear · powered frl&lIte. con· Neg ro Demonstrators .... wly. " Dodd', latemenl said. cotl by the City of ~ York. and an armored company. about vloWl appropriation., the new tinued operation of a flM of IiOO 'I son. Jeremy. bas been up- Goldberg. himself Jewish aDd a 1,lOO officers and men. probably fundJ would give thl! nefenae De­ 852 bombel'l, further develop. \\E PECAN PHILADELPHIA, Miss. (II - and we are going to do it in our set over the dlaloyalty wblch 0" 1Corm r V.S. SUpreme COurt ju.. will be amon, the IIr.t U,S. unit. partment around $100 bUllon for ment of the FI2 Inlerceptor pia"". Negro demonstrators rallied at own way." Hare haa demonstrBted towards tiee, talked {or four or five min- to leave the country. Senate OKs the comlna year. and retention of Hparate Army the Neshobs County CourthoUse THE 300 demonstrators - In· me and my family. ut.ea with the white·robed, beard· The resolution adopted Fnday Tbe money in the new hill II National Guard and Army Re­ Friday .. heavily armed police. eluding a few whites and several "THIS MORNING when Jere. ed Arab monarch before they lit nlghL IIld the withdrawal or the $t4U mllUon more than Presi­ Hrye organizatlolll. CAKES men pusbed back: an angry mob white clergymen - roared apo my aaw O'Hare the displeasure down at a luncheon tendered peace force ahould be completed Auto Safety dent Johnson requested aod about oflCreaming. curling wbltes. proval. he felt for O'Hue cBused him to Faisal by U.N. Secretary.General within 80 day. of the departure The hu,e bundle of funds I. to 'U blllioa more than ... prorided IUpport active military "They represent America to- . The 1,000 wbitet, forced be- spontaneously 'Voice his anger U Thant. of the flrlt COtIUncent. In the firIt of .evertl defense 3.093,109 pel'lOflnel, a fleet of 939 active day." screamed Stokley Carmi. hind rope barrlcadet by .teel· and disappoinl:me/lt at O'Hare', .======-======. Legislation meatUreI enacted for the current Ihlpt, an active Inventory of 31.· chael, the militant leader of the heimeted highway patrolmen behavior, y.-r. student Nonviolent Coordinating brandishing shotguns, attempted .. I SIr1 aircraft. 639 major mlUlary WASHINGTON III - The Sen· A RepubUcan minori'Y report installationl and to buy more Committee (SNCC). from the to drown out his words. J~my ~as expressed regret I Hershey Predicts Draft ate 'truck Friday at .Iaughter called the bIU lnadeqllllt, erill· -·... h~'·A steps Th I I th de st (or losmg hiS temper in this way. , Jhlpa, plane., and mlulle , """u v",,", • e nuc eus 0 e mon ra· nd I . t hl __ " on the hid!wa'll by IWifUy PI s· d~ed the admInistration'l def~nae "U's up to lIS to take care of it tion came from the Mississippi a eJ[press my regr.e . ...".,. in, biDs to Impose mandato\')' By services. the Army would Will Not Hit Students get 117.4 billion of the total, the civil rights march. They sped to O'Hare, ,WhO bad tesli1ied Fri· sarety ltaQdards 011 II8W auto­ NaY)l ,16.1 billion. the AIr Force Philadelphia in a 15-car motor· day mormng, was reached by WASHINGTON (.fI _ If man· For planning pu.rpc)lel, Her· mobiles and to Improve roads Schmic/hauser: ... 8 billion. and interaervice ac· Compu t er Cen t er cade from Canton after a night telephone at h.is ho~e ~d de· power calls keep GIl aver•• hey said, Selective Servlc:e .nd driven. .. UviLle. ~,2 bUlion . - of tear gas and violence. scribed the inCident In thIS way : aging about 30,000 a month, liguret about the IIllTIe num. Alter lell than a day or de­ GOP To Twist Given NSf Grant Wben the protest march eoded "I was down in the coffee shop. Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Benlley ber of men will be drafted bate. it lil'lt gav, 'f&.O approval in PhJladelphla the task force and he stepped out and called said Friday he didn'L think the next yur as this year. with to a bill to direct tbe secretary Viet War Issue 25~ 01 $620,000 hurried back: to Canton. They me bact. He told me: 'J iu, t draft would take many coDelle calls averalinl lbout 30.000 of commerce 10 Ht new-car alIe· planned another try at pllchinl want you to know. wben thiS students next year. a month. ty requirernent.l by Jan. SL. t!l67, ReP!'bllcan, wlll dr.... on the Group Named The University Computer Cen. their circus·Uke tenta on the thing fa all over. 1m goini to " If they keep on Uke Ihls," MUCH 0' the que.sl./oning and permanent atandanil • year I publl~. ~iDOrance of the aitua· ... li ter haa been awarded a National gr~unds of the sehoolyard from b;:-:egr;::!? your blankety· the director of Selective Serv· bas centered around defer· later Uon In Vlet Nam U I lOUr« 01 . • . .t their campaign stre~, Rep. Science Foundation (NSF) grant w.hleh they were routed Thunday HE REPORTED the incident ice told the House Armed menu. particularlY of college A shor. Ume later I gave no- John R. SchmidhaUHr (c.lowa' To Pick Site ot $620,000 as a part of the cen· rugbt by tear gas. to the Senate committee. O'Hare Servi~s Committee, ") think student.l. Pk,. of' opposltlon, voice-vote pa8IIlle to aa1d Frtday. ter', seven·year development pro. A BAND OF 52 young Negro ..id, because the witnesses had we'D make it without disturb- Critles have auert.ed the a companion measure 10 author- Schmidhauaer, who it runnlnI gram, Gerald Weeg. computer men. meanwhile. began a fast been ordered to report any ef- ing full·tlme. lItl.afactory col· preHnt Hlect.ion I'JII.em dis- I%e a tbree-yur, ~millIOD pro. for re-election [rom tbe Flrtt center cIIActor laid Friday. march down U.S. 51 from. Canton fo", at intlmidatloll. lege students any more than criminalet lIaiDlt the poor Of Voc School gram to .help atate. and dUCI DiItrlct, met with I IIlIaII group The money will be used to toward Tougaloo to continue the ...._ Stennis his warn. we have been." who cau't afford to go to col· illued carry out measurea to reduce of Young Demoerst.l In the Va· A commlUee to .tudy recorn­ b be J ~ t" hit ,...... IN AN INTERVIEW after· lege make a down pa'jlllent on an IBM marc gun une ~ a m.emp ing, he said: "I hope this it the Her' _1...'1 _A.... Friday L'. highw.y hazarda and ralse the 100 Ohio State room FrIday mendations lot I new site for by James H Meredith ward. he said every 'lear a ..'" '~r-"'" flU computer scheduled to be in· . . last time thia committee will • II Lud tt --Ilion to lowering tbe draft level of drivln, competence. mornlDg. the Area 10 Vocallonal School stalled in January. 1968. "We are determined to be reo even mention it." grea. many co e88 I en uwv-' Data procelllling capacity will spected and have our .,; .... ta all The e ....c. com"'ittee. a six. drop out or flunk out and thWl age llabllity cellina, normally THISE PLANS would IDclude The meetin, "u eaUed for "or· wu cboaen Tburaday at a meet...... U' lose their educational defer· 26 lind agalft IU...... that driver«lucation programa, jm. pnizaUonaI purpoIeI" but the inI of tbe directors or the new be increased six to ten times by over tbe State of MiHiAippi," the member bipartisan panel, i! In· menlo m~ in lA -;er ;--;;' have provemtnta in .uto-Inspectloa eoaar-man prefaced IhI order 1dIOOI. the InataUment. Weeg stated. Rev. Dr. Martin Luther Jr. vestigating charges of milCQD' Hershey testified (or the been 1l'81Ited I deferment be systems. h.ighway design aDd of bull.DeAwith I few rema~u Kin, JoIUIaon County Dirtctor Paul , WIIG SAID tbe model 67 shouted above the din In the Phil- duct by Dodd brought by Pear· third day before the commiltee called. traffic control, plus tighter 811- on CIII"reIIt forelin poUcy, tlte Viet J. Wolf. was elected to the c0m­ computer would enable up to 40 adelphia courthouse square. "We lOll ad ADderson 8 series of which is studying operation of He u1d be had IUggest.ed forcemeDt oi traffic laWi and Nam war and campaign charles in mittee which will hold bighway identification of high·rale ac:d- leveled by 0CIe of his opponenU, remote input. output systems. are here because we are tired articles. the Selective Service Law. In tbIt to the Department 01 De- propoeal studies and dlICIISI with lODle similar to teletype mao and not afraid." Dodd baa denied the charges, the wake of criticism over al· fenae. LIability fo~ those who dent sites. Fred Scbwence1. former Repub- IrchltectI the moet advanta,eOIII chines to be located throughout Three days ago King IDd a said he welcomed the investiga· leged inequities in the telec· have received any son (if de- Both bills 'ftre IJeIIt to the IHcan Congreasnwi. location Cor the new school. the campUl. contingent from the march en- tloll and bruugbt a $2·million libel lion methods. tennent It age 35. aouse where committees are "The oppcJtltiaa fa counting 011 Although specific locatiollS are countered curses. jeers and fist· 1tIl1Ul~' t~q~8111S~' :t~th~e...:news:::::men::::::' __ worku;, on similar leglalation the public'l not being able to Wolfe said there was $1.5 mil· not firmly settled. Weeg Solid fights when they staged a voter - ...!======1 and are expected 10 approve a ' follow wba1 baa been bIppeniDa Hon available from the state to that they would be in "every mao registration rally. King called it single. omnibus bill covering au- in Viet Nam.·' be aaId. "Repub- fiDance construction of a new jor building on the campus." a complete breakdown of law to vehicle and drlvin, IIpecta IicanI like House MinorIt)' Lead· physjcaJ plant for the JJCbool. He Tbe NSF grant will be used to and order and vowed to return. of safety. er Gerald R. Ford (R·M.IdI.l are uid addltional fundi would have buy new equipment withouL in· A1thousb the billa paued Fri· DOW adv~ OpeD diIcuaeloDI 10 come from I bond issue to day went (ar beyond what Pea- of the CIOIIruct. Tbia Is a complete come before tbe public. probablJ :.r:~~Dg. overhead costs. Weeg l Smith Trial ident John!lOn had asked. eape- reversal of their poIition last thlt flll. "THE AMOUNT left to pay claJly In the matter of vehicle Jell' when tbe1 .me ~tiDg He uid the committee Wli standards, the White HOllIe propoula to hOJd OpeD heariDp, IoakiDI for . approximately 110 will be no more a montb than we pay lUlder our present sys· Sal·d In Fall quickly bailed the development.l, a rnerul made for obrioUI po- acrea located on a primary IraIII- tem." be added. This is because .Indlcating JobJISOD's slgnat\lre It llticaI purJIOM&." portatioa route. the Computer Center has ar· The trial of Paul Donald Smith. aasured for legislation which Scbmidbauaer c:aIled SchweD- ""or a program that was auth. ranged to buy its present facility 31, wbo is charged with rape and 8)lOtlSOrI are COIIfident they can gel', dlarges of party irreIuIarity orized oaIy a montb ago we have 1 011 a time payment plan. robbery with aggravation. will bring to final paulie ill thla "the distartIaII trtck III!M week." made tremeDcIoua strl~ . " laid Lb. CUrreDtIr, tile Computer Cen· probably be beld in the fall. ac· _ion. "1& caWDa III)' VOUIIII racorcI Wolh. ter baa an mM 360 model 3\) and cording to Counly Attomy Robert JOHNSON SAID in a atalement: a rubber stamP for the IICIminia- ID the put month they haft an mM 7044 system in use. Tbe W. Jansen. "For the flrat time in our bia- tntiOII doean·t atud up 1rbeII aaumed rapooslbility for the old new equipment will be "phased Smith was arrested in Cedar tory we can mount a trul)' com· campared with III)' actaaI rae- Cedar Rapfdl VocatJoaal Teeb­ Into the present system,' Weeg Rapids May 'J:1 in COMectiOll with prebenaive attack on the riaing onl." be uid. "r... been the nfcal Training School and have toll of deatb and 011 moat IDdepeadent fa the Iowa auumed Ibeir ]easea. They have E.ch noted. tbe rape and robbery May 26 of destruction 5 10- Mrs. JCIIIpb NnotII7 ••, "nreI the nation'. hicI1waya which Jut deleplioL" claaeea UlldenvI1 IIId beft biro Swisher. He w.. arralped in )ear aIoae claimed 50.000 Amer· f S eel faeulIJ, staff IDd • DeW ... McKusick Talks Coralville Police Court. icu lives." reeman ees eriDteudeIIt. Mrs. Novotny said her aasall· The bill's sponsors wlll1M!d that ood h TIle new .uperinteodent Ia SeI· About Iowa Man . ant bad asked directions and bad it.l provisions do not require tbe No f S ortage by BalIaatyne. a graduate of the [ollowed ber into the bowie wilen federal staDdarda GIl tile aImoIt WASHINGTON III _ Secretary UDIgenIty, wboIe aIfIcw wl1l be The earliest men in Iowa were she had gone to check the tele­ 80 millIoII can DOW on the blab- 01 AIJ'ica1tIn 0rviIIa L. Free- fa the Town and CountrJ ~ probably Stone Age bunters. the pbone book. He tben puI\ed a wa),. lUll IIIid Frida)' receat Ibarp de- piq Ceater, Cedar Raplda. Paleo-Indians, wbo flourished gun and demanded DIOney. ad lllllletime around 10.000 to 7.000 she gave him $5, Ibe laid. The The ~ doea lncIWe - eliDes in U.s. wheat do not aecea- At Thunday', meetiDt the B.C .• Marshall B. McKusick. 'as, man left when he heard Mrs. IUII8 c:aIlint (or atreftIIbeDed ariJy mea then will be a warId- boIrd approved four !leW counea enforcement of of food. in c:omputer PI'QII"8lIIl1I aDd lociate professor of SOCiology :md Novotny's daughter and Iix other at.at~ ~ion wide IbortaIe • anthropology, said Friday. girls returning from school. of \lied can and direct.iD& the The aecretarJ Aid the PVerD- data JII"'C"&iD, n added • In a lecture given by McKusick, A court rule states that 110 secretarY of ~ to report meat. especta U.s. JWerVet fII ..... ill IJoricuIture and arrq. state archaeologist, in the '!oj nion contestant CIIIIelI wiD be tried to ~ 011 the ~ 01 wbeIt to drap furtber from the eel for Gll-fbe.job IraiDIag in • T.,.ace I.oanse, be said that the during the IIIIJlJDer moathI. TbI Itate vebicJe iDIpectioD. 510 miDiaa baIbeII lGrICIIIt for IoeaI peal bola n IJIo addad PaJeo.lndianI wen followed hy present court term eodII Monday. IN ,.XING the iJItenD JItaDd. .lair L • CDUrI8 fa liliiii IJlllllIaace ... the Archaic Indians and the Smith, who pleaded innocent. baa THIS WAS THE .,..",..... PI ...... , aht_ whlll a -..lIt tnd! ...... a c.- .... __ .. ... b, Jan. I' next JeIC. the TbIa II • mIDIoa baIrIioeb be pair. Woodlaod MOUIId bullders. all of not posted bood. secretary is expected to use • .... the level the ~ baa Projected eorolImeIIt for thll ChurdI ..,.. ".. two f which were withoul agricultw'e District Court Judge Clare E. ~ ~ ecc ...... the c.-, MrI. c- W...... "IU""" items, maet at wtIidI tile IVY' aid IbcIuId be m.l", aiDed as a faIlla. 1bIdeIltI. Tbere will be Diane, both .. Cllrence, I_I, rlC"ved minor In iurln .. _ ...... at Merc, ...... and depended primarily Oil hunl· Hamilton waa not reached Friday ermnen& is about to require GIl raerve fvr emeraeades, bIclud- aD lltimlted • Adeota bJ inI for livUhood. for comment. ,.... -...... DIIIp'" lW1 modela k will bu7 1IIiI,... IaI ~ lJ'l" - Teachers' un'ion Mus; To PI AND COMMENT seeks members 2 Go PAGE 2 SAT., JUNE 25, 1'" IOWA CITY, IOWA The All-SII Iy NANCY DtDAKIS Speaking W81 Dr. larael Kugler. president 01 Jr ent the Itaff Calumnllt the United Federation of College Teacbers. an It 3 p.m. S The American Federation of Teachers. an AFT local which hal 1.000 New York teachers \iain LoungE Motorcycle danger AFL-CIO affiliate which claims a membership .s members. Per{o~minl of 111.000 elementary and secondary teachers, What the AF'1' hopei to become. be said, I. ra, Chorus JUST LIKE THE HEAT of summer, the noue of motor­ baa launched a drive 1.0 unionize cqlIqe teachera. "an .ctlve militant orpnlzation to defend viola­ }Old Band. The Orch cycles is permeating the atmosphere. The idea behind the campallll. a union lpokel­ tiona of academic freedom and to Improve the man said recenUy. I. that coDeg. and university teacher'. working coadIUona." James A. r It is not intolerable only because the two-wheeled crea­ [cssor of I professors are employes in need of better Kugler and UFCT members attracted altention "Hansel a tures are so noisy. The real trouble is that there are so many Alarie., improved worldng condition.. and a Ihis year when tbey organized and carried out pieces for 0 group to defend them when their right. are Ihe first atrike ever to be staged against a col· lhony No. of them causing injury and death on the streets and high­ violaled. 'l1It best. If not only way to do this. lege or univenlly. The .trike began Jan. 4 at Jean Sibelu' ways. lba .pokllman Mid. would be to unlODiu. St. JobD·. Unlveraity in N.w York in protest 01 Daniel 1'.10< the dlamiual of 11 profeaeon in mid·.mester of music, wil In the first place, it Js quite hard for motorists to detect by Ibe IdmlIIistrltiOD, who IIVI no lPtCifle presentation these small vehicles. Usually the only warning the motorist l'e8IOn. Merrily ," Library fees teluia ." has of the nearby motorcycle is the obnoxious noise. A person The Interest and publicity generated by the st. Jolin" Itrike provided the AFT with a The driving an automobile is so busy watching out for other cars eighth , asked for ripe tin to art ill drlVl to unlonlle cam­ tudent s or avoiding pedestrians that it is hard for him to focus It· puses acroll tbe COUIIlry. Kugler aaid. Warren TaTtle ...... , The AF'1' estim.tu that it hal about 50 loeals, tention on a new road hazard such as a motorcycle. Ihe Sout A. I lUldentand It, IIUt ,ear low. ltudeata of wblch the UPCT with it. 1.000 membera I. the Band, The motorcycle itself lacks any significant protection for will purcha.. tldleta to ... thtir fellow cIaJI. IIrgeat. The mort activ. local. are in New York mate. participate III certlln athletica. Such an the rider. One has only to read' the newspapers daily for IC­ and California. Idmlr.ble poIie:r wu too loag iItIOred. Profe. • Kugler said thai since the strike at St . • Ional ~ la other clU.. been prolitin( counts of Injuries and deaths resulting from accidents Involv­ b." John's the AFT haa been receiving .a many 18 by WI ')'Item for IIveral ,eara. Altbouah In 15 requeatl a week from III over the country for Ing motorcycles, which were sometimes travelling at slow lOme cltl. the poUey of "Char~e everyone; infonn.tlon on bow to fonn a loc.l. speeds. we lrea·t. after a buach of amateurs" has .11, Prornlses by the American Federation of lOIIIe uceptlon.. wll.. LId... • Day and Senior Some instruction should be given on operating motor­ Teachers that IOmething would be done to CltiJlRl' DIY, let UI hope that the quality of ease the problem of the "over-burdened teach­ cycles before they are sold or rented to customers. At pres­ atblat1cllm here I. not In.ulled by admitting ing assistant" Ire 01 Interest on at lea.t two ent, anyone can buy one of these machines with credit, anyOllt .t dra.tlcally reduced pricea even lor. campuaes. lay. I Studtnta' Oa,. daring and a driver's license. With time, you get the feel of Graduate alll.tants at tbe University 01 CaU- , lut If .tudenta are "IIUng to pay lor the the machine, if you last long enough. bowled,e tbey aceru. by "atchina .1hIetia, fornJa at Berkeley and at the University of Mlchl"an hIve reilstered their complalnta about they would ",rh'lII pay "en more dearly to There are no requirements for the cyclist to weat any the sy.tem 01 which tbay are a part. lequire recorded. lbatrlct knowltdg., the end safety gear. The blight of motorcycles is a recent phenom­ Last October. teachIng and "search 'Hiatants f. which mlny ar. here. 1 '11'1 IJleIIking. of enon; our state laws have not bad a chance to catch up. In .t Berkeley aaked the local chapter of the AF'1' courae. of that knowled,a hu.banded In the many states saf ty helmets are required by law. Ubrary. Nearly tveryoae !mows that running to Inve.Ugate what lhey called an "ethical scandal" involving faculty-directed research. So far, Iowa has not placed a law on the books requir­ a library II not a very profitable business. In­ deed, a. our IIbrlry evldencea, overdue fines ac. The chairman of lbe chlpler', Icademlc af­ ing safety equipment or training to operate these motor­ fain committee h.. been looking into charaes cumulate 10 Ilowly that purchasing new books cycles. .e...... , IttaiDa th. bud,et. The athletic de­ that ". number of faculty member. have pub­ lished under their own name. and articles partment'. polIcy ttl charatng the .tudenl ad·. book, If those who sell or rent the motorcycles cannot be de· which have been prepared by researcb assis­ pended upon to act In such a responsible capacity, it seems minion would. If applied to the library, tend to correct two of the library's mOlt HrloUI probo tants. " that state action Is necessary • . lema: I.ck of c.plt.1 and lack of .pace for slu­ The local" Investigations were instrumental dents. These ver), problem. once exlated for the in bavin, tb. problem. of gradu.te al5i.'.anls athletic department, but now will be, if not included In tbe proar.m outuned by AFT. eliminated, alleviated. A IIbr.r)' admission fee The Berkeley local .ald It hu formally docu­ mented th. In.tanc.. Ib wblcb "unetblcal be· Minor court reform would preclude Illy but the most determined iDd By NICK MlYeR does It 10 engaaJnaly that tbe viewer's seJIII­ havlor is known 10 reaell'tber •. " WE HOPE THAT THE next Legislature will seriously dUlgent .tudent', takln, up apae •. Far Th. low.n billtiea are mollified. and before he has time This solution seems .lmost too logical and The union bls asked tor a more clearly de­ to be rueful over a discovered implauslblJlty, consider the recent Iowa State Bar Association recommenda­ fined relationship between tbe profeslOr and Tbere will be astute viewers of the rnovle, panaeetn; I can foretee only one "mote ob­ "Blindfold," who wlJj correctly point out its he Is of( with the hOUnds again. Phillip Dunne's tion that calls for replacing minor courts in IoWA. jection. Perha.,. tbe library. UIlllke the the reeearch assistanl ISsigned to him. "Fre­ clevet acript and brisk function direction sce to .ta· quently," a union SpOkesman aaid. "a profes­ many shortcomings, observe where it went Instead of having mayors courts, justioes of the peace, dlum, la rather too much I luxllt)' to warrant al wrong, !lote how Jt could have been Improved, II tbat the 111m is most enjoyable. IdmlMlon ch.r,e; yet, to charge admission sor will give only cursory examination to a police courts and s~perior OOurt8, these minor courts would and 80 on, but it Is my opinion that they will Perhaps one of the elements that makes the mlaht coalribute to the library an Image 01 Rnbhed product 10 wblch he sign. his name as be replaced with commissioners who are members of the eale autllor. SorneUtn., only incidental recogni­ have missed the point. "Blindfold" is a mode.t film '0 Ingratiatlna is the subUe IBrcaam thaI ltnportance. runs through tbe whole thing, much mort de/lly bar and appOinted by district court Judges. tion Is given to the person who h81 done the effort, not intended to be great art. It is merely NevertheJIIS, we do pay to park our cau i a divertissement witb a glossy finish, a sort of applied tban in the Bond confections. The idea .nd. we wUl pay to aee a football glme. Why real work." All of Iows's minor courts except for police court judges, More recently. grlduate aglsLants at the Uni· lesser Offenbach, which is to say filled with 01 Rock Hudson as a psych iatrist (the 20th are staffed by election. not pay to study? tsn't It about time that study. primary colors, two dimensional charaoten, Century Hero). going through all this melo­ lli~. too, beclme a serious verslty of Mlchl~an formed the Teaching Fellows Itv.,_? Organization .nd balan dl.culilng AF'l' anOla­ conventional plot harm(/\1ics, and plenty of zip dramatic stuff instead of a super spy Is some­ Court reform has often called (or unification of the Arlen J. HilliN", 0 Ind panacbe. Its purpoSe is not lo barm, Inform how much funnier. Instead of faIlIng Over i1self state court system and for seleotion of persons of good 1M N. CIIIIMn tion. The JI'OUp was {onned to prol.st to the school', adminlstrltlon what they tenned low or move, but merely to amuse, and as such it in frantic efforts to poke fun at its own incred· quality and learned in the law. Since major judicilll officers Mlarles and poor working conditions. succeeds rather well, containing as it does. the iblllty. thl, film takes Its nensenae quite seri- are elected in IOwa, popularity is sometimes their chief Board 'forgets' The group 01 about 150 member. I, aaklng lure-fire tried and true Ingredients. ouSly. and the quieter humor (there arc NO J qualification for office. ltudents' 'Hling. {or: The story begins with a handlOme "society U.S. government agencies named Z.O.W.I.E .• psychiatrist," (whatever that term may meanl, for example ). is stronger. Poor Dr. Snow's el· The present minor court system is a holdover from 19th­ Ta The IlIlter: -statu. as aCldemie Itllff with Ubra!'Y privi­ leges, adequate office .pace. staff parking and horseback riding In Central Park, who II 11\1'­ tQrts to contact someone In Washington - (no century Jacksonian theories of democracy. At that time There i,n·t much I can add to your editorial one Is allowed to say anything to nyone about In Thul'ldl),'s 01, except that the Athletic De­ a channel of communication with the admini~ terlously accosted during his morning constitu­ justices of the peace dId not have to know much. if any­ trltion; tional by two men clalmina to be agenta of the anytbln, because .f "security") - are hilarious. partment appears to h.ve made an extremely Everything il so damn "secure" that no one can thing. about the law since the social, economio and political abort ..ighted decl.lon. Students who may be In -A salary Increase (rom $2.400 to $2,600 with United States Government. who want Mr, Hud­ say who', on whose side. ~ the F.B.I. and problems were not as complex as now. an already financially embarrassing situation a tuition exemption and .maller gradu.te-Ievel son CDr. Snow) to treat again a (ormer pillent elaaaea. of his, now working on top secret aclentlfic pro­ C.I.A. I The point is made. . , may very WIU nol be able to attend home The simple legal problems of small rural communities lam.. . In responae to these complaints. William jecta for the west. hut who has crack~d again Claudia Cardinale (sister of ttl\! broken down have ohanged into more complex problems, requiring Judicia] It was probably easy for the Board of Ath­ Haber. dun of the literary college, told repre· under the strain of his job, For various and scientist) Is Jess capable of carrying the IUm's officers well-qualified in legal matters. And judges .bould letia to rationalize lht fees by considering tltem aentillves of the orpnluUon that the statu. of sundry questionable reasons. however, the ther­ thin plot along than Mr. Hudson and his asso· elate. (Jack Warden and GUY Stockwell), but know better than the voters who are best quallfied to fill to be a nece ..1')' IOUI'CI of funds for expansion the teachIng alliatant wa. stili dual - they were apy must be administered at a similarly top secret rendezvous. to which the unwilling and .be II terribly good to look at - in itself a bit court positions. of athletle faclUti... l'm DOt dllpullng the flct both Iludenta and Ilaf! - and that the), could that new facUltiea are needed, however, tbe not be given (acuIty parking privileges. He innocent doctOr is taken blindfolded every ni,ht. of satire, .ince her instant love affair with Ihe If the Legislature did follow through with the associa· Boart! must have forJotten the students' f~ings said a new office buildlna would go up in (The trip Includes three different can and an paychiatri.t .eems so ridiculously forced as to be a .poof on cinematic contrivance. and ther .. tion's recommendations, some competent judges or justices In their decision. It may not be quite 10 usy "about 10 years" and that until then the grldu­ airplane trip of some hours duration. Later the , , fore 'ppropriately funny once again . might well be out of a job. However, thll minor oourt system lor a student to rationalize the money he h•• ale asai.tants would bav. to cope with presenl good doctor realizes he's been going to North Carolina nightly for a week>. But then he dis­ as a whole would be improved. to pay to see .nd enjoy athletic eventa. conditions. The whole thing - like all thriUers these And If the aatlJfactory seatlllg arrangement Haber did promi .. that tbe aallries for teach- . covers that the people he is working for may not day. - borrows left and right from the great Editorials by Nic Goer" Inll aSliatanta "would be looked at very hard." be government agents at all. Then again, maybe you caUed lor doea not come about. I fear that Alfred Hitchcock. His discovery of the val ue j , mudl of the ,tudtllt .pirit 10 vitel til the team', The orlanllation said It WI8 not happy with they are. Then again, maybe theY're not - and of the incon,ruous setting for key scenes is pul moral. m., be miuill, at a time It Is needed Haber's outune of tbe problem and It inlends so it goes. seesawing back and forth to the to aODd use here (see the fight in the Central moat. to continue Ita eUorla to have the alatU8 of a audience'S bemusement and pleasure. Park boat house, and othersl, and his brand ~e-1)aily Iowan ...... r .... I. teaching ,"Istant clarified and his Mlary and Making thrillers u not easy. The audience', of cuttillg. pacing and framing such a mystery .. N• .,.,.,. working conditioRi irnproved. wUlIng suspension of disbelief must be en· runs rampant through the celluloid. One may Til. DIIIly I_II " ~ and edIIed IIy """fill GIld " goMftId ------cOllraged. pampered, placated. captured. and be tempted to sigh at the unoriginallty and sla· by a bOlltd of fiw .ude", InIICeeI .Ie/llad IIy 1M IIhIdm ~ .. otherwise sustained. The moment the viewer vlshnesa of lhe Imitation , but it·s awfully good four trwtee.r appointed by eM pmId" of 'h. UniOll'rity. TM ~ Ilarls to question anylhing. the whole bouse 01 Imitation, and what's being copied Is pretty Iowall" ,dltoriai policy" tIOt an ft1W11IIIon ., UniOll'lIIy Gdmfnfltro­ University Bulletin Board very fiimsy cards wUl fall to pieces. "Bllnd­ /ll'eal stuff, so even II It ·s a bit watered down tIon policy or opillWII, in "1Il} particular. Ul!Ytrlltlr I"netl" a.. ,...... ",uot lie NCeIftII et TIle ...., ...." eH_. __ .1 c-."...... C_" W _ ef ,lit .., ....,. fold" dll' fall to pieces here . and there, but In quality. we can still enjoy It. """...... ,..., IDUIt lie tvIM .M lit.... tt, ... aftl." ., 1Iff... , ef "" .,.."IIIt.." llelnt "",,,fIN. "'...... 1 tv...... N lilt .11I11t1e M.Id•• '"ultll ....' ...... w.,.. .. _ ,., ...... Itft. AUOIT I .. I.AU Idlto, ...... Nil 1M'" o F~I C IA L DAILY IULLITIN ~\VE~SI1Y O~ 0' M

TUIIN ~IM ). !.1TT1.E M~&, Z Ti4INIC WI i4A..... A oou~~ 'HOW DID '1bJ I..II('e MV Ot: 81.1'" LATI!Sr fClmON OP '"",,,sea.' Mu sic Camp 20 Students Earn Credit I Police Told P.olitical Repqrter Speaks Of 'Watchdog' Function To Present For Study In Other Schools Of Dangers ewlPApermetI mult be the tht. 11 not ~ WI'OIIg. About 20 Unlvenity atudents mUlt blVt .pecialised education­ w.tcbdOp of IOftmmellt, Drae ''KanufKtured 111ft is part 01 2 Concerts M bry, a political reporter e« the pme" ~ reportm and are receIving a grlduate-Ievel al ~ ." Of Stimulants The AII·State Music Camp will education t.ailored to fit their The finl tep in qualltlcation 1M Des MoiDa ~, IoJd a IV'ermlleat. Mabry said. "The lre ent !he first of two concerts unique scholastic needs this sum­ for the progrlm is recommenda' l PetIOI1I who habituallY pep .-orUhop here Friday. npomr has to put all lhiJ into It 3 p.m. Sunday In lbe Union mer in a program .pon ored by tion by I graduate adviser. « .Uiy,.wlk. pllll ate unsafe 1'My lit DOl only collect t.eu the ~ penpecth for the liain Lounge. the Committee on lnatitutional "TH I ITUDI NT'S adviser then cltfftf'l. Paul H. Crews, aecre- to repott 10 lbe public, but tbe7 ruder. Performing will be the Orches· Cooperation (CIC l. approacba an .ppropriate f.cul· IaI1 " the SUIte Pharmacy and mUlt alJo iat.,.-et thOse facU, ra, Chorus, Black Band and The CIC wu established in ty member at one of the CIC unl· Nareoib Board. aald FrId.y. '"' ~ded. Volume Of Poetry :;old Band. 1958 to provide for voluntary coop. veraltiea and works out • vlsilinl l ere .. IP*t to low. poU~ "Fact. DO lcIII.-r IPNk for The Orchestra, conducted by erative arrangements among the arranllement," ScafI explained. JDeJI CID dnIC abuse ILId drivu themJelVtl in \he complu warld James A. Dixon, associate pro· following universities: Chicago, Travelin. acholacs are normally ..tet1 II pan 01 tile procram of of tod.y,'· ...bry told tucben 8y Grad Student fessor of music. wlU present Ulinoil, Indiana. Iowa. Michigan. limited to one lemester or two a ...u.loq ..... Ubop It lbe .Itendlq the amlb lJllluaI N "Hanscl and Gretel," "Five Michigan State, Minnesota, North­ quarters on another campus. trDlM. paper in the ClaJroom wuUbop Given Publication Pi ces for Orchestra" and "Sym. western, Ohio State, Purdue and A recent CIC bulletin noted !hat I MANY 'IOPLI believe atlmu- .t the Un!oe. Rkhard L. Kirkwood I rrad· ,hony No. 2 in D Major" by Wisconsin. total r_c81 Lo which travelin laD!s .1IdJ .. a1e¥·awakl pills ''WI MUST 'IND out wb7 Wlte 1t~1 at the UDlvenity. Jean Sibelus. The CIC Traveling Scholar Pro- IICbolara have .ccess are unsur· ere 00 mon bannlu1 thaD a cIIS' JOtneODe ..,.. IOlDtthlDJ. III d· bas l'Q b.Ia tint YOlume of Dani~1 M~ , associate professor gram enables a graduate stud!!!t paued by any university in the of cofLH, Cr.-I aald, but ac fecta and lIlt II true. "1111 pa. poetry, ''I Am a Year." The col· of mUSIC, .wlll co~duct ~~ Chorus. to take advantalle of .pectal re­ world . They Include more than UJe of !.boN pllll leadJ to ucit· pen WI III lhlJ area; many are ledlOil w. JNuad thla IPrinI by Presentations Will be Sing We sources available only on anothtr 25,000 ClCulty memben, 10 mil· Ibillt)', ratleane • f.tlaue and ..tW1ed limply tG ihow a proftL" GreemrIch Book Publlsben 01 Mer.rily." "No Mark" and "AI· campus. I lion IIbrleY volumes and a pb)'al· balluCWItiona while ciminI. The reporter clted I 1t0f1 from New yon. lelula." cal plant worth more than $1.8 The Black Band, comprising Resources include special cour· billion. ear. lb. 1* R~bI.Ic.u convenUOIl Kltkwood, 34. II • naU .. of eighth. ninth and tenth grade ses, res ear I! h opportunities, ''Tbe UI.pl ... of dr\III II die • III U8lJIple of Interpretation. Des Moines IDd lrill mum in unique laboratories and library ALL TItAVI LI NG .cholal"l ere students will be conducted by relI.tered at thel rhome unl veral· molt WICerOUI of aIllepJ prob- Ten memben 01 the Iowa dele- September to Wlac:oaIln State Warren G. Hatfield, direclor of collection . Ua .They pay .t.and.erd fees there lema today," be takl ,ltioD IUpporttd WWlam &cr .... University. £au C1au., .mer. he the South Dakota State UniversHy AL. VIN H. SCA", associ· Ind hIVe coune credits tr.ns· Addicts th bill toil-tOIl for PlUld!!!t whUe 14 'Im't II III t pro( f of En· Band. Brookings, S.D. Their pro­ ate dean of the Graduate Col· ferred there. lenl, bt~, al~ ~e !:a- for Barry GoI~attr. ,11111. Ktrkw1Iod II workina 011 gram will include "Fantasia for lege. Is traveling·scholar liaison About 20 Unlveralty students Iional UW' de&eI'Va .Uent1on be. The facta aJolMI dI4 DDt IIY hiJ .PIs D. diJRrUJUon .t Iowa Band," "Overture in Classical olficer of the organizaUon. Ir. parUclp.ting in the proltl'am caUJe be mUhl becollle I habl. mucb, aeeordlq to "abrJ, but 11111 1UIJlmer. Style" and "Tango for Bnnd." "To be con Idered for the pro­ In the Computer Science Work· The Gold Band will be conduct· gram," Scaff said, ". graduate Ihop at the Unlvel"llty of Mich· tUAl IIItt. :rc~:~~ :::=. ~!:~~~ II~ ~ per:~ U. lltS OP lW'eoI.iCl and bat· ..rvatlve Republlcana In the 10- leal. and =antbologlea u "Mid· ed by Forrest Mortiboy. director i,ln. in Far Eutern languages , of the Davenport Central High De at the University of Unnesota, bilUlW, dnIp that iDduc. w P. WI conareuional delCiatJon was w." and "Tr urea of Plr­ School Band. Included In the Gau lie and in study proil'8ms on other I Itt. WIIIle driven, Crew. U· abown by ureful 1t\Id,. 01 the 11815U1: Best Poema of 1_" band's program will be "Ingle· campus. next fall. pllined. beca\IH blbilual 11M IPlit In lbe Ion COIIftllUon dele. He received the B.A. Dell'fe slna," "La Proce ion Du Docio" ''Through the program, this produeH pb)'aical and mental ,aUon. from State CoIl • of Iowa, C. and "Music from the Four Sees Center University hosts about three 10 WORK CONTINUES ... I_a City'. tint .....,...... depudtAce. 'J'beM ciruMJ UUM Mabry told the ~ that der Fa1la, In 11152 with I major in Winds." The Gold Band com· five traveling students each bvildinll. M.yflower Hall. ""'lell I...... '-lit III NertII DI_,.IB dro ...... inea.. conluJlon, lack III lGod political nportera mUll let EnJIl h and a mlDor in .0\ iY. prises loth, 11th and 12th grade year," Scaf{ ••id. "These stu· Str ... ec,.. •• fnm City JI.riI, n.a ...... "IhrY 1MWIftI, . .... m~w.r control IlId reI 01 n I III uncon1'entloul manDer., After 1tr"fIn, wllb the U.S. Army dents .re IClltered throughout InhlbiUON. Ind that prell rtIeuea IIId P"" n Korea, he Uiuaht «hoo\ student.. F S· to ),. com pi .." In the 1.11. will .... _ UttI_aIty ...... A second program will be pre- or clence the Unlvenlty." I MerijWII, • urc:ol..ic, I. nol p..-.cIt.emeDtI mack poor f oat rear. tbeI oiled at sented at 7:30 July In Union b.blt formlll" ..id Cre • but It newl lOUt fol' IoocI reporUn. Iowa. Main Lounge. Both concerts are NOVOSIBIRSK, U.S.S.R. III - free. The Soviet Union opened up It I Spriesfersback Will Make ~ua:sa~~~~~tb;t· I ID"~!:'~\':".!Id~"':~ oMYI CHAItOI- sclenLlflc research center hert Recital Set drlvlnt a car, pol/Ucla. lJII: ..lOON ." Dlmll J. Kuneller. 34, Boone, Friday for President Chlrles de Thtre are Ie.. than 100 known ]Obbl")' aald there WIS a baIIc WIS charled Thursday witb fail· Gaulle of Frallce. Siturd.y he I. Next Week · W . German Sf u d Y Tou r droll addicts in lowi. but o!!l- con~lcit between reporW. aDd uri to yield all of the h h- Pope Reviews upected 10 make the first vlsll dill aUmate thare are vatU publtc ofnc~1I lbat "'•• aURd WI1 IlId OMVI (operlUnll I mo- by a foreign leader to a SovIet An .venlnll of leldom·heard Tha llniverslty oC Iowa', vic. helpful," be tomlM1lted. lim llIat number lIot 011 thelr by the public I rllht to \mow pIIb- tor fthlclt wbll. intolluledl, space launchinll cenler, modem French mualc. especially president [or reselrch. D. C. rr Ume permlta. Dean Sprl... record. Crew ...Id lIc bUilD OIl 0Ile band IDe! lb. police reported. De G.ulle and Soviet Prel. deslped for summer Ustenlng. Spri ter b ch wiU ny to Gtr· lerlbacb allo _ill vIaIt two out- ' . II of publte ofncJala to dell.,. K\m tear." tr.nl· Peace Plans Nikolai V. Podgorny txchan,ed wlU be pruented Wednesday by many Sunday 10 beain • four· Ilandinl c1tft palata treatment Obscene Calli rrate In lOme de of privlCY 1IDI w t on Klrlrwood Avrnu VATICAN CITY !.4'1 -Pope Paul speeehe. pledging cooperation lo· lexophonl t Ronald Tyree. a stS' week tudy lour o( Germany and cent.n It Hambllrl and Dualtl- before rtacbln, a ciaclaloa on tba ,.hen Il collided with • car drLY. dorf. He haa lAulhl IPtICh path- other. en by Emery Wa1t.e.rI. Boute 4. ~I served noUce Friday that his ward sclenUflc progrell .nd tant profe&llor of music. part 1 West Berlin to elher with 10 col· campaign for peace in Viet Nam world peace. of the 28th annual Fine Mil F ,. 1 uucs from other Big Ten unl· olou It the UDlvel'llly lince 1'" Bigger Problem Th collfllct lew to I mutual .:lo~.w.. a~Cl.t" • . i;;Noiioiiiiiii.wa;;jil;;;iin.;.;juj.,red;ii.' .. would conUnUe deaplte rebuffs. The French prealdenl'. vl.lt tG tlvel, Iversities and the Unlverilly of and recenU), completed a year as .u picloll and mlauIIdenl.alldlq • He again called for a peace that the forest·enclosed aclenlifie r.' The progrlm. a School of Mu· ChicaRo. Sprleltersb.eh I, alao p,.dtat of the Americln Speech To Phon. Ulers between repo.ttan and public 0(. lie faculty recital, wUl begin at dean or the Graduate CoUe,e. and H.. rln, ANocI.Uon. flclale . Welcome Summer would let the Vietname .. live In Isearch center hert, nonn.lIy I "IT ISN'T " aut or t1 lint freedom. barred to foreigners, Included • 8:30 In Macbride Auditorium and As gu sl oC the Bonn ,ovem· OblCfDt, bar InI alld threlt- rIlaLlonabJp." hi u.14. "but It Stud t that the vlewer's lenli· In an unprecedented, public reo stop in a nuclear phy.lcs I.bo· will be open to the public, with ment the II Midwestern e.m. Saturdl)'. Included in ber II ts thr thin,. you abouJd do QUICK SI!RVICI! to the war would contin\le. to cooperate In sdence and .pace 16 HAIR STYLISTS of a super S'PY Is some· Jean R I v I e r. brucken. Frank· J)f'OIrlm wW be anlDlemenll by In c.e you receive oat of lb... St.r... at R.. "lar Prlc.. of falling over Itself "We renew to the chiefs of stale barred to forelllJler. an~ i, not Adding vlrlety Curt, Ilnd Kiel II' Schubert, Handel and VivaldI. call.: w. Spacl.n .. In HaIr CoID.ln,. and to all men of 100d will the shown on television or In pre.. will be the pro· well as severll "","t.rtNch MJu Tltraall wtll Iccompan· 1. Don't talk caller of SAVE·WAY ClIANIU poke fun at Its own incred· I be to • HAlft COLOR IN JUST MIN · appeal to concentrate the I r photos. gram's opening TYREE days In West Berlin. ltd b1 pllllliat Anthony Dohen)" whom you'rt doubtful. I)on't live COItALYILLI UTE.I With tM R.mlril.bl. Its n8l1 enle quite serio thoughts on a just peace that One recurring theme throu,h· work, "Sonata No. 0" by Oeor~c Dean Sprie teubacb II part!cu· G, Pymble. Australia. The pro- him the audlenc:t he want,. De ...... Loutlen Ntw "ACCI!LOMATIC" Now humor (there are NO would give to the Vietnamese l out De Gaulle's trip has been sci· Friedrich Hande! . Orlainaily wrll· IRrly Intrrested in conferrinll with cram II Mini preaented in per- . WI. WASH IT At lIacluto",',. H.lr color named Z.O.W.I.E., people freedom. order and pros· enUClc cooperallon. Allreemellts ten far the vlohn , !he work has tho in charge oC ,radult' pro- tIaI fulfillment of the require. . 2. Hanl up at the eU'lt ob,scene ~iiiiiii~~iiiii~;:;~~iili~ "T.k.... In AI Liltl. A. On •• since been for ,a.xo-ll!ram planning (or sclenw .nd mentJ lor an M A in Mu Ie word. or If the caller dOlllll ..y ;; T.nth T1M TIm. With Th. Naw . Poor Dr. Snow's e[· perlty," he said. to cooperate In science and .pace tran~rlbed AccelDmatlc - At No Extr. In Washington - (no are expected to be .lgned in MOl- phone bu~ remain. typical of tho humllnltles at Lhe unlveralU .. of A Nellal in~ ..lecIJon. anyt.hln, or doesn', ldentlfy him· Cha,.. •• anything to "lInyone about • R rt d cow by the Soviet and French composer, lonllt ••tyle . Heldt'lberll and MuniCh, Ind Is from albrlel Faure. Bach and Iselt to your satl.facUon. SUTTON ..... curiif.v") - are hilarlous. Entrles epo e foreign ministers next 1hursday. THE COMPOSI Tt ON by Toma· comparing our prescnt prolll'.ma VIUJbn Willilm wlU be ,Iven S. C.U the telephone company "O~ r 125 1'rr. of B auty THS FRINCH have been seek· al. "~haryt COrse,': Is, ~ays Ty· and problems with their.. "nil by E1l11beth HI"ley, A4, Ana. bu lDeu of (Ice II the annoyance RADIO & T,V., Inc. r~k In IOILQ City ." I n G ree k HoUles ing permission for a French rock· ree, a Ilmple, lyrical piece with emerllin., ur~ent needs In \l1.d· ITIOII., Il • p.m. Saturday. Miss \ per.lst., The oUic hIS employ· et team to viait a Soviet Ilunch· grelt audience appeal. The w.ork u te educaLlon requirt unlvar· lIa"ley will be aecompanled by eN who are quallfJed lo a lit RCA Magnavox .----CAtJ.,---..., . ' The Alpha Delta sorority house. ing aile and for agreement to ha. the nlvor of both ~presslon. silica everywhere 10 be Imallnl· pJlnlat Vicky Krlmer, G, Colum. and Idvl .. you. IIId who CIII ft.. (sister of tHe broken down III E. Burlington St., was enter· launch FrenCh rockets from • I.';" and romanticism. " live aou relOurce£ul. The ex· bill, Mo.; nutill Ellen rant, A4' 1quentl)' belp In ldtntlfyln, the T.V . • Radio . 5t.r.o of carrytnll the film'. ed Thursday morning and several Soviet site. 'Tableaux de Provence. the chan~e of Information made pot· Univeraity City. Mo.; vlollnlllA orlilin 01 unwelcome .nd troubl.· 337-5825 Mr. Hudson and his asso- rooms ransacked. according to program', leeond work, was ~ible hy this tour should be moal Xlthleen Coen, I Vnlveralty HIJh 10m. cln •. SALIS I Mrs. Naomi A. Adams. house­ Speaking at the Novosibirsk written by Paule Maurice. one School Itlldent. and Olaf Mllmm, Tht telephone compan "YI it and Guy Stockwell), but science town. De Gaullt ..id : of the world', few women com· 0 , T.coml. WIIh.; cellist Mllr. un, under IllOIIt clrcwnttanc:ta. SIIVICI ". S. DUBUQUE to look at - in itself a bit mother. "Let Soviet and Frencn science Mrs. Adams reported lhan an PO~~~ 'composition by Paul Bon. Brake Lin ing t larel Wilmeth. A3, IOWI City: reveal the ori,ln of Ibusive aU. \ t C4n instant love affair with Ihe unidentified yOung man entered )Oin efforts to promote mao'. Ph, _mt price, you alford. ridiculously forced as to progress whIle Russia .nd Frlnce neau. "Caprice en forme de C C. F. l ind vlolin.lat Wendy Gannett, AS, to I.w uforc:emeat oIllclala with the house through an unlocked jom (or the benefit of world valse," ia a virtuoso ark, allow. jDlveullOrt. contrivance, and there­ back door and took about $100 auses Ity Ir. t~h~e~co~n~l8Jl~t~of~lhe~U~U~ed~pa~rt,y~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ . , peace." Ing a soloist to present mnny Sarah Manley. "'4. P .... toa. once again. from unoccupied rooms. The in· aide. oC his musician hip. Thl' Firemen r ponded to a caU will prtMllt I recital It a p.m. cident occurred between 5:30 and Podgorny followed the same like all thriUers these "C.price" is basically a series of Friday al 409 S. Dodle to ex· sunday, Included III her s>roaram 6:00 a.m. The door Is usually theme In a luncheon speech. His . I I ... IwID be lItlecllol\J from B.ch, and I'ight from the great locked at that time, she said. remarks apparently referred both virI Ion. U on a very simp e me· till~ulsh a amall fire in lha hr... Schubert alld RouInl. Sht will discovery of the value The robbery is the second this to cooperation in science ILnd od~OMPLE TI NG THE proltl'am llnmg of a bus-camper. be accompanled by pllDlat Ver· olher fields and to prospects for for key scenes is put year. Mrs. Adams reported. Both will be "Concerto for Alto Saxo. A tlltht brake linin, Will the nCHI Goule!' O. Speoetr' oboiat the fight in the Centrel have occurred in the morning. improved poUlical relaUon •. phone and Trumpet" by Jcan cause, according to tht fire ""1 Roy La"fr~~, G, Tuam,carl, others ), and his brand Pollee also reported a break·in The vlsll to the science town 00 Rlvier who presents an interplay port. Ther~ was no flrt dam ... IN.... : buIOOftlat John G.rdner, at the Chi Omega sorority house. the Ob River 10 mlle. from the DRY CLEANING framing such a mystery 01 impish. tongue·in-cheek move. to lbe vehlcle. 10, MOIIII'IOUth, W.; vloUnlata the celluloid. One may 804 Iowa Ave .• Friday. Entrance city was the highlight of De ments with an Interval of great A second fite Friday .tenunad Cbrilttna RaddWt. A4, low. City unoriginallty and 81a· was made by breaking a window. Gaulle's scheduled visll. melodic sensitivIty. from a {aulty light rlxturt ill tile IIICI DobtDy: .Iolist JOIIna Her- . but it's awfully good Accompanying TYrce in th A soclllle building, U4 E. r,ol- ria, Al. Iowa Cil1: and c:e111at being copied is pretty Rlvler work will be trumpeter lege St.. firemen aald. The eIec· Jim Cw1.I.. 1000a Clt,y. The til· John Beer, and pianist Norma I lrlcJty was shut off and the fbi- Mlllble will be COIIductld by JOII it·s a bit watered down I J Memorial Edition Presented Crou. ture disconnected. Bomer, G, Albert Lea. Min. SPECIAL enjoy It. A memorial edition of "Philo· taught 18th Ceotur,. English Ill· logical Quarterly," bonoring the erat.ure. He WIS worltillJ on three late Professor Cbarles B. WOOds volumes of playa by FleJdin, JMON. • JUNE 27 WED.· JUNE 29 of the University Department of which were to be part of • defin­ English, has been pre!ICnted to Itive 2O-volume edition. One of Mrs. WOOds by University Presl· the three volumes, "Henry Field. dent Howard R. Bowen . ing - The Author'. Farce," will The memorial edition is the be published this month by the TROUSERS, SHORTS, fiIth such edition In the publica· University o( Nebraska Press. tion's 45-year history of scholar· N'eW'SD800r In the Classrooml Iy investigation of !he classical and modern languages and litera· ture. The memorial publication. WSUI BOX "Essays In English Neoclassi· .ATUIlDAY, IUN • • U . "" STORAGE cism," contains works by 22 AM RELAX - REDUCE scholars on the revival of classic 7:00 Potpourri 1:IS New. CHARGI FOR style in 18th Century litera· 7:30 Potpourri with ITORAG I! OR $ ture. 8:30 UN SCope , t ':45 London Eeho INSURANC E Professor Woods specialized In 8:00 The Mulleal the works of Henry Fleldinll and 8:55 N.... CHAItOt FOR 10'M:00 CUE MOTH Institute in Earth Science 12:00 1'1 ••, Slimhne,. PROOFING 11: t5 lIu.le lor a leturdaT Police Instructed Afternoon 'AY ONLY TH E 1:00 a.ndel " Haydn IOcleb- 'LIATS IXTItA 1:45 Music .IGULAR CLEANING ' :00 Thoalre .bUnN CHARGE On Respiration 4:00 T.a T ..... S~ehl l AERO RENTAL 5:30 N••• NO LIMIT The incidence of coronll')' dis· S:45 lJ>on.Um. Mon., TIIIt., WH. 6:00 Evenl nl Cone.rt 810 MAIDEN LANE lpKIeI Prtc.. ease among American men is 8:00 Molle for a lIaturday N1lht reaching near emergency pro· 8:45 Ne .... spon. n nal De Not Apply r. portions, and Iowa law enforce· 10:00 SIGN OFF Phone 338-9711 nent officers should ann them· IUNDAY.IUNI II, 1'" AM ... elves with closed heart massage SIGN ON - Jnd 10:00 Potpourri mouth·to·mouth resuscitation 10:10 Ne•• techniques for use in emergency 10:45 Calendl.r first aid situations. according to 11:00 LIbrary of Colliftll ItrtJII Dr. Donald L. Warkentin, assist· ,M Qu.rtet Concen arlt professor of internal medicine 1:00 Poem ... Ion•• oIllolltrt Burna ,Big at The University of Iowa. ':00 Musle "B" 5:00 Five O'dod, RepOrt Dr. Warkentin, speaking to ':00 EvealDI Concert some 75 Iowa police and sherifCs' ':00 Sunday Theater ':46 lire., .. SDOrt. "nal ONE HOUR MARTINIZING CLEANERS orricers aUl.!ndlng the 13th An· 10:00 SIGN OFF nual Pence Officers Short Course at Ihe University this week, told K5UI·FM 10 S. Dubuque Street MONDAY. JUNE 27, "" the O[[iCl)TS that circulation must .1.1 .n tile lI,t.nl... dI.1 be resiered within four minute. ROGER SESSJOlU - Sympllon1 No. 1 of heart stoppage to enh.nce the JIIlAHMI - PUno Ion.laln C probability of . urvival. 1Ca,I-, OpUi I ~_ •• __THE DAILY IOWAN-lewe City, 1•• ..-...., ....., ,,.. Schooley May Transfer Hawks' Marc Michel Signs Muhl Wins Junior Goll Title ~i~::sR~::t~ls, 3.1 NOW OPEN To SCI Next Fall ., JIM MARTI have tied the match. MOOl halved PHILADELPHIA IRI - Roberto Sperts Itilter the hole with a par four to win Clemente, Jesse Gonder IIIId WH­ According to the Des Moines Crail Muhl of Oskaloosa won the match. lie Stargell hit homers In support Register. Phil Schooley, Iowa's Bonus Pact" With Giants the Iowa Junior golf title Friday CARNEY, A "pounder. was of Bob Veal's five-hit pitching as t;econd-team quarterback from Iowa baseball player Marc Mi­ be wiU sign. Both Staack and Mi- at the South Finkbine course. strong with bis driving and long Pittsburgh defeated Pbiladelpbia I ast season, is thinking about chel has signed a bonus The Golden Cue contract chel will be juniors next fall. surprising former champion Jim iron shots. He outdrove Mubl on 3-1 Friday night. Itransferring to State College of with the San Franciaco Giant M.ichel, a S-10, 160 pound out- Carney of Centerville, one-up in nearly every hole_ Veale did not allow a bit until Iowa next fall. baseball organization. according fielder from Chicago had an un- match play. Muhl, however, was more ac. Bill Wbi~e doubled of~ the ~re­ Schooley, who is working a to Iowa baseball coach Dick impressive season record, batting MUHL, 16, who was competing curate with his approacb sbots board With one out m the fif(b Family BiIIiQrd Center summer job in Washington, Iowa, Schultz. only .%31 with four doubles. one in his second Junior tourney, led and bis putts. He sank three inn~ng and did not ~ow ~other when contacted by the Register Schultz, in a telephone inter­ triple and eight I'11III hatted in. one-up after nine holes. then birdie putts and bad only one ~til Bob Uecker SIJIgled m the Thursday was reported as saying 16 Regulation Tables view Friday nlgbt, said that Mi­ but batted _316 in Big 10 play with.tood attempts by Carney to three-putt green. Carney missed eighth. ... . that nothing is definite yet, but chel was signed n~.... to rank 10th among the league's overtake him_ several shot putts. including putts Veale. brmgmgmg hiS rec~rd to if he did make 1:I1I! move it would batters. . by the Giants ' of less than two feet on 8 9 and 8-5. was touched for a run m the • A place where your wife or favorite girl be for personal reasons. Mubl had three birdies, one of Thursday to a Staack, a 6-2, 190 pound burler them on No. 13, when he sank a 12. • ninth on sipgles by John Callison He saw only limited action last "s ubi tan· ' Ifrom Waterloo, bad 0.0-4 aeuon 14-foot putt. Carney drove into MOOl. who will be a high school and Cookie ROjas around a can en;oy a game or two with you: season and was rated third tial" bonus eon­ n:cord, ~ut ranked ~gh . among the lake on 13 aDd went three- senior this fall. had perhaps the gro~nd out. . . . , among Iowa quarterbacks in tract. The Giants Big 10 pitchers, aIIowlIIi Just one d f th tourney day'S finest shot wben. on the JJtn Bunnmg. the Phillies ace Jo unearned run in 18 2/ 3 innings own or e . spring practice. have not an­ I 465-yard 15th hole. he hit his r ight-bander lost his fourth game. nounced where of COIIference play. He faced 61 Mubl double bolied No. 16 and second shot ' to within 10 feet - - -­ . I batters and allowed only five hits bogied 17. while Carney parred 120 E. Burlington he will be IGt. of the pin. Schultz a I 8 0 . - an average of less than three both of the holes to put himself HE HIT THE sbot from tbe JUST WEST OF THE HAWKEYE STATE lANK said that pitcher hits per game. .iust one.down loin, into the final rough and on a downhiJIlie, using bole. Far Tom Staack has a six iron to clear nearby trees Gal Light Entranco on East Side of Iulldlng been drafted by Blancas And Zarley But Carney missed a 100foot and two large traps which board­ the Minnesota Twins but has birdie putt GIl the 18th that would ered the green. - OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK - not decided yet whether 01' not Lead Westem Open Muhl, who bas been playing CHICAGO '" - Homero Blan­ golf since he was six, reacbed the championship flight by defeating cas and Kermit ~ley shot identi­ cal two-WIder·par e9s Friday to 15-year-old Joe Burden of Clin· Open Sunday share the HCOIId·round lead In tile ton 3-2 on Thursday. Shop Iowa City Stores And Ewwy .....Ing $100,000 W.tem Open. Carney, who plans to enroll at Iowa this fall. reached the fin­ Their halfway total of 140. two als by eliminating Iowa City's For Every Day Bargains! WIder par for the distance 011 Chris Larsen one-up Tbursday. KESSLER'S the Medinah Country club's No. \ "The Tender Crust" PillA ~:~r~eth.~:~:e:ll:, I D -I I n Want Ads' H~:N ~:~f::tE AI .. Shrimp, SINk, Chlck... ,~ "BIJNDFOIJ)· peOpenu1:a :. FREE DELIVERY ~:b:campion, r~::~:Uack~ s gened.B~esto~: a xCI.~land~=?~~ ...... ~ .~~~N~·iUEt 40 14 .125 3 L~~~~~~a~~I~~y_~==~o~==w~~~~a==:'j:=~~~~.~~~;;~;;~~~~;;~~~~;;~= "'CHNICOI.O.. •• PANAVI510N' one-over·par 72 after an opening xCalIlornia ...... 37 31 .M4 8 TYPING SEIVICE APARTMENT FOR RENT ROOMS FOR lENT ~~iiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~::~:::::~~~.169 f or 141 . xChlc.,oxMlnnolOla ...... 1031 34 .'611477 1213 1h i Casper was one .troke .bead xNew Yorl< ...... 2'7 38 .429 151h ELECTRIC typewriter. The.... and APARTMENT In exchange (or baby COOL ROOMS lor summer - one xXanlU City . ... 2'7 39 .401l 17 short papers. Dial 337-3843. 6-12RC Ilttlng. 422 Brown. 6-27 aIr-coDdllloned. Off rtr... t parklnl. ENDS o f T ommy Bolt • the first r ound xWa.bInJton . ... 28 41 .406 171h Advertising Rates AVAlLAllLE NOW - New 1 bed- 610 E. Ch urcb St. x 'I'FN MANUSCRIPT TYPJNG and edltln,. room apt. Carpeted .•to ve, reCrlg· SUNDAY leader, who Ihot a 74 Friday for xBo.ton ...... 23 " .343 21 1h Three D.y, ... _. .. 1St. Wen! Mrs. Don RIng. Pbone S38-6(15. ROOMS FOR graduate studenll - 1)tWie-[1t lheatre a 142 total, Arnold Palmer trying ,,-Lala lame not Included. 6-l7AB erator and drape. fur nished. 1 year cooking prlv Ueg. s. Summer ratn She D_y• ... . . _. . _. . 1tc. Word Ie...,. tlOO per month. Evening. call mack's Gasli ght Vllla,e. 422 Brown hak U th ff...... • of his "Id.y', Itasulll . GET FAST, accurat.. electric typ- 358-4519 or 338-9379 7·' r to. ~ 0 e e "".. Detroit 2, Minneaota 1. (Clrat game) T.n D..,...... »c • W.,d lng aervice; minor errors correct­ st. ",nRC . collapse in lut week's U.S. Open Boston I,Wuhlngton 1. One Monlto 'Me. Word ed. Term papers, manUIIC'rlp'l these. ATTRACTIVE apartJDents,_cIO'. In MEN, APPROVED houlln, wltl\ - anything you want wei done. re...,nably priced. 938-1_. 7-10J Jel tchen. Summer and l'al1. 331· fired a 70 Friday for a 142 total. :::.. ~0~ft:'7C~':v~~a~d s. Minimum Ad l' W.,d. Pbone 338-7892 evelllng. and week­ 5652. flo,. Baltimore at CalIlornla. N. ends. ..28 NICE TWO bedrGom furnl, hed apart­ CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADS ment. 502 5th St.. apt. 13. 351-1444 FOR GUlLS - Cooking prIvUege•. CLAY TO FIGHT - TYPING SERVl CI'J - Tbe.a, bOOk Baltimore',.....bl. (Bunker 'ltcbo,. 7-4) at Call. "'..-~ Insertion • ...... m.-U~...... $1 ... or 338-5905. 6-30 337-2447. "'11 FRANKFURT, Germany (,f! - reports. etc. DIal 338-4858. 7-lJI.R lor wan.. 4'!1. tornla (Brunet 5-4) N. at Detroit Five In.. rtlon. _ Month SUS· NEW LOVELY unlurnlBhcd 2 bed­ ROOM IN EX CHANGE Heavyweight champion Cauius MlnnelOta (Perry 2-2) Ten Insert'-n. _ Montto $1.05. MJli~t 5~~t:i: - Typing ...~ room apts. We.t aid.. $UO and Brown. "'!! Clay will meet Karl Mildenberger (McLain 114). .. '125. Dial 338-2759. 6-28 S SINGLE rooma. also doubl .. lor Karua. City (Undblad 2-3) at • R for E _~L Col I h JERRY NYALL - Electric 1MB PLUSH - Uufurolshed 2 bedroom summer. Male •. Call 3iJ1.S5IIJ. 1-3 Sept. 10 ht a world title fight C1evel.nd (Bell 7-2) t ..III,ht. .... -.. umn nc typlnl and mImeolTaphlng 338- apt. Stove and refrigerator fur­ Chlca,o (Pote,.. 3-6) at Now York WITHIN 3 blocks of campus. LIne .. 1330. 7-7AR nl.bed. $140 per month. Fnlly car­ l urnlshed. Dial 337-4387. 1-. (SlotUelllYre "7). Ph 337-4191 TPYlNG SERVICE - The • • , term peted and air-conditioned. No under­ DOORS OPEN 1:15 Washington (BOIIDln 1-4) at Bo.- one papers, book reporta. Experienced graduate male•. Call 337-76e8 or 338- TWO OR THREE girl" clean fur. Ion (Sheldon 4-0). 338-4647. 7-AR JUt. Edon Apla. 7-21AR nlshed rooms; kItchen. '"- II. ... . - ... -~ "f~ · Bowery. 33H3h. 6-lI NATIONAL LlAOUI THE DAILY IOWAN will not ... ELECTRIC. pica t.Ype-papen and 1 BEDROOM aparllnent. Close In W L 'ct. 01 parking. 33H913. 7·22 .".~:"'J ~ ~ xSan Franclaco " ~ 23 .1138 1WIJIOII.lbI. for erron In CI ..II· theses. 338-0108. 7-1 5 lILo. Anllel...... 38 28 .576 ' ¥.o flee! Advertl.11III AFTER FIRST mM ELECTRIC typewrltlnl, all WANTED MALE roommate to share APPROVED ROO"'S "ENDS xPlttsbur,h ...... 37 28 .569 5 kinds 01 typing. 338-1927. 7-17 S room apt.. 1 block from lown "Houston ...... 36 32 .529 7~ DAY of publlc.tlon. - 3 from campus. 338-3705 early MONDAY" ELECTRIC Ellte - Theses term morning-noon. 7·6 MEN, APPROVED hou sln, 1IIMh NOW! . xPhlladelphla •... 38 82 .528 7lh kitchen. " .. mmer. 337-5&52. 6-27 SUNDAY MIDNIGHT on d.y papers. etc. Prompt accurate ..,tv­ St. Loul...... 33 33 .500 9¥.o Insertion deadline noon vice. 338·9881. 7-19 UNFURNISHED apt. - Must suble t HOUSE ON THE HAUNTED HILL YOU SAW SAMPLES ON TV . "Clnclnnatl ...... 32 :w .485 10\01 for . ummer. Ch eap. 351-1510 be· NICE ROO'III S - Summer and fl1J. ""Uanta ...... 31 39 .413 131h p..-cee!IIIII public.tion. .'OR mM TYPING that looks like tween 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. 6-28 Non smokers. 333·2518. 7·7 Now Enjoq If On Ou,. I printing ca U JonlOlL 337-5101. 7-22 Sf.rrllII VlnCMlt PrfA New York ...... 27 37 .0122 ~~\01 C._II..... must be racel" .. FURN[SHED 4 room apartJDent, bath. APPROVED single rooms - Kitchen "'BIG- SCR€€N! Chlcalo ...... 20 4e .303 _ Ih .., _ Mfore publication. TYPING - These., short papers, ot• . privilege.. {or su.mmer. Men. 137· x-Late ,ame not Included. private entrance. uWltles Cu rnl,h . 3205. 6-3t ___1:,..,:25-5:20-':15-t:. Phone 357-7988. • 7-2 eel. 337-2858 . 7-7 'rJel.y'. Ito.ult, I AND Westside _ Luxu~ LAROE NICE room lor 2. Jlpprov.d. PlttaburCh 3/ PblIadelpbl. J. ~~§~~§§§~§§§~ MARY V. BUR NS: Typing, mimeo- CORONET ., 208 Davenport $60 . Dial :JS&.tOtI. Doon New Yorl< 4, Chlcal o 2. graphing. Notary Public. 400 Iowa otucllo, 1 and 2 bedroom units. Now 1.1' OlE .1II1DST 1EMl·_ t,.,. An,elea at Atlanta, N. State Bank. Dial 357-2856. 7-22 and Sept. lease.. 358·7058 or 337· ___S. San Franclleo at ClnclnnaU, N. JUDY JOHNSTON - IBM electric 4242 . 7-24 CHILD CARl experienced. thu ea. etc. 337-5101 _____- __~ __~::--- - HELP WANTED 1:15 St. LoUD at Houlton, N. ;~ '.-bl. '1ICh,,. atter 5: 30 p.m. 7-14 HOME FOR RENT Plttaburlh (Low 3-3) at Phlladel· INFANT CARE up to 1 yr. Limited BUSINESS Education II raduate de· 1 ______1 BABYSITTER In my home two art.r. .UIOiU.~~ pbla tShort B-4 ) N. openln,s. Flnkblne 338·76'91. 7-1 sires t yping. No these, work. noo ns a week. PreCer colle,. 11r1. .--­ New York (Sbaw .... ) at Chicago WILL BABY ait my home. Ex peri­ Pbone 351-1735. 6-:M FOR RENT - Duplex at West 338-3405. 1-2.1 NOW -SHOWINGI Ends Tuesday­ (Hand. 5-5). enced. 337-9989. 411 Stadium Park. Braneh, [OWl - one 2 bedroom MALE OF Fl!:MALE part lime or Los Anlel.. (Sutton 7" and Dryl· 1-29 with bath, one 3 bedroom with bath. Cull time. At the new Colden Cut dale 4-9) at Atlanla (Jobnson 5-5 and Completely remodeled. Available MISC. FOI SALE now. CouDle. or 1I1r1 •• Call 337-9581 FamUy Billia rd Center. Apply I ~ Now, from' Clonln,er 7-7) 2, day.nllht. 6-25 person to ma nager. 6-1t ..MID San Franclace (Marlchal 13·2) at WANTED the author of Cincinnati (Flleher 2~ ) N. SEARS ONE·whe.1 traner; unfoldS LARG!: HOUSE In Kalona 656-2485 PART·TIME mobile work. Sala" lnd St. Loul. (BrII.. 2·5) at Houston ROOM MATE - Liberal male gradu­ Into tent platform. $50. 338-6307 6-26 Clr write Walter R. Speas, Kalona, hours to fit you r need •. CIII 1'3- "Room at the Top" (Cuellar s.e~)_N_. ____ ate to shara apartment. 338-4645 Iowa. 6·26 5977. '·11 an -even mOre startKnc (late). 7-8 GERRY KlDDIES PACKS - New In­ FULL OR PART-TIlliE . xperl•• "~ A's Whip Indians, 7·5 ROOMMATE wanted. Male to share expenalve mCKIel. $7.95. Enjoy VI' farm help. 837-3018. 74 In cations and outin,s with baby on INSTRUCTIONS expose of life and JlMI :.. 4-room apartment Coralville. 5. CLEVELAND (,f! - Mike can 351-"22. 2·26 your hael<. 337-5340 after 74AR Hershberger stroked three key bits PJUVATB SWIMMlNG I... o ns. Elgh~ JUNIO~ UICUTIVI WHO ..... ,Y '·.~ ...111 ROOMMATE - Woman ,nduate . tu· 2 DANISH modern chair', early leu ons $10. Synchronlze .wlmming as Kansas City defeated Cleve­ dent wants one or more young American love ""at, lamp - other avanable. Alan Marta 337-3496. 6-27 WANTS TO DO IALII WOllC ladles to share apartJDent. Write Curnlture. 338-816'9. 6-28 , land 7-5 Friday nlght despite two Dally Iowan, Box. 199. 7·1 home runs by Rocky Colavito. HIDE-A·BED $50, dinette ""I - 4 ---S-PO-R-T-IN-G-G-O-O--D-S-- Nallonally·kn ow n company ha. NEED MOBILE home - Iowa City vacan cy In Io wa City territory. Colavito, who drove in all five area. Occupancy by Sept. Cost chalra flIO, portable typewriter $25 '1 chairs, tables lampI, Ian. Reuon· ------­ Average Income , 8,000 10 '10,000. lround $1500. 338-04.78 . 7·5 ably priced. 6-25 OANOES ! Old Town new Molitor Indian runs. now has hit six 3 ~7-3698 . Repeat busJnesl5. Secure fUtUN, homera in bill last four games WANTED - Second ,rade teach er, Hr-FJ COMPONENTS with FM tuner. I apOl't model. Sharp! Several oUlers. community . f 1,000. Salary sched· Monarch $60 338.7069. 7-7 A1. 0 new fiberglass and Grumm.n group insurance J pension ,Ian. and brougbt bis l4;ason total to ule, small class, mCKIero t acUities. . . aluminum. See us. Catalogue. Carl· Ace 25 to 45. Married. Preltnt In­ Contact Sup!. R. R. Manley, Prorton, ELECTRIC baas guitar, also 6 string IOn, It,. Albia Road. Ottumwa. 13. Iowa. 6-2. regular guitar. Phone 338·11985. 6-25 Phone 884-6317. 5.12 come must be $5,000 mJnlmulll. Some Bales experience desirable However. his homers and a WANTED - Room au ltabl e lor art I MODERN couch $20, baby crib but not essential . Phone 331-1111, run·producing single in the ninth studio. Can 551-4160. 6-25 without mattre.. flI. 338-4421. 7-7 AUTOS, CYCLES FOR SALE werent enough to overcome thP VW TRAILER hitch. $9. Thorndike oo llect Mr . Hlrt for appointment. Athletics 15-hil attack. MOilLE HOMES dictionary $2. 33'"'196 . 6-2t Monday, Tuesday, Juno fl• • nd ZI VW '59. SUN-ROOF sedan. Rebuilt from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. en,ine. dean. 338-2875_ 6-27 10.. (2 VINDALE; acreeo porch, air· Tigers Edge Twins, 2·1 condlUoned, carpeted, lAra e lot. WHO DOES m FOR SALE: It85 Kawa ...kl - Omega ~~~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiii~ 3118-6307. 6-26 90cc motorcycle. Almost new . 600 i .Ii DETROIT (,f! - The Detroit Ti· mUes. Owner in IIJJlyJ wants to sell. 1962 1$X50 SCHULT 2 bedroom, Iront ELECTRIC SHAVER repair - U Call 338-0251. TFN gers, held to one hit through eight Jdtcben. ExceUent condition. 338- bour .. tvl ~. Meyer's Barber~iirrc 3718. 7-3 1155 PLYMOUTH - $100. Call 338- innings, pusbed across the win· 2600. 6-28 INFANT ing run in the ninth on Bill Free­ MOBILE HOME tOwing. Insured car­ MERLE NORMAN eoameUc Studio. rier. 337-7000. Meadow Brook Court 2217 Muscatine Ave. 338-2942. - 1155 PLYMOUTH - '100. Call 338- ban', run-producing single for a Estates. 8-15 Mrs. Desde Lewl.. 7-1 2600. 6·28 , , 2-1 victory over Minnesota Fri­ 1963 MARSHFIELD 10x5%. Two bed­ DlAPERENE RENTAL ...rvlc:e by 1"9 CHEVROLET convertible. New RESEARCH day in the first game of a 00- room, atr·condiUoned; exceJlent New Process Launclry. 313 S. Du­ toP. tires. Very nice. ~ or oCIer. condition. 337.9963 . 7·19 buque. Phone 337-ge66. 7-7AR Rick Davis, 338-821% evenings. 6-29 night doubleheader. Infant. who will be 4 month. 01 MUST SELL 10xSO WastwOGd 2 bed­ lRONINGS - Student boy. and girls. age between noW and tbe mlddlt With the acore tied 1-1, the room. alr-condltloner. carpellng. 1016 Roche. ter. 337-28". 7-11 INa PLYMOUTH - New clutch. 2 new tlresJ radio, heater. Must see of Aug., needed lor a Unlv.rllty Tigers struck In the ninth against 338-4"9. £·23 SA VE - USE double load ..a sher and drive to appreciate. Best offer. Research Projecl, Bupervloed by reliever Jim Merritt. Norm Cash NEAT KOBlLE HOME - (> ..a City with exlra soak cycle at Town· 351-1404 after 8 p.m. 6·25 area. Occupancy by Sept. Cost crest Launderette. 1020 wnllam• . • PI·ofes.or at the Institut • • 1 singled. and GIIe out later. Willie HOAR CLASSIC 1148 WUlya jeepster. Sh ow- around $1500. 338-0476. 6-29 room condition. Call 337-4713 after Chlld Behavior. Horton beat out a hit. Jim North­ lNO 10x52 WESTWOOD . On shady IRONINGS - Piece or by bour. Ex- • p.m. 7.2 lnlants wlll be seen [ 0 1' • liin­ rup tIIen singled, but Cash was lot. Front kltA:hen two bedroom •. perienced. 337-3250. 7·1 HONDA SO electric starter. 3.000 14 DAYS LEFT Automatic washer. TV Included. Au,. mONINGS - Piece or by ",our. lief. Dill ... Excellent condition. 353·0031. gle session In an Ea .t n.1I Lall­ out at the plate by tllrown Tony 15 occupancy. Price reduced to 131SO. erence 11 needed. Dial 337-'1844. 7-2 7·1 o.. atory. The session "'Ill lut ap­ Oliva. Can 337·9491. 7-22 proximately an hour .• nd no un· 1t85 WINDSOR Duko 101.55 exten- plea.ant stimulation Involved. a1on. Separate dlnln, room. Car­ MONEY LOANED IGNITION YANKS WIN- peted. 337-7071. 7-6 CARBURETORS Mothers will be paid ./S. phi. DIIIIIIOIIds, C.mer•• , GUM, tranSportaUon cost by taxi If Yes ---You have only 14 days NEW YORK IRI - Elston How­ Id2 STARR - Two bedroom. aIr­ GENERATORS STARTERS ard hit the first grand-slam hom­ conditioned. carpeted. large tonced Typewrlten, Watches IrllI' & Strllfton Mokrs nee_ ..ary, for their h. lp In ibIs • • er of hJs 12,year major league y.rel. Must lOll. 338·2000. 7· 24 Lilli.... Mullc.1 Instruments project. li' or lurher lnCon;t:l,tlo:'l, Ix3I INDIAN - Two bedroom, fur­ HOCK-EYE LOAN PYRAMID SERVICES or to ma ke an appolntnaenl, cau career In the eighth Inning Fri· nlahed, new carpet, all"..condltloned, 3534517. left to order y,ou,r 1966 UNIV,ERSITY day Dlght. lilting the New York TV. pon:b. feneed lot. HIlltop. 338· 01.1 337-4535 621S.Du...... DI.I 337-5723 Yankees to a 5-2 victory over 2000. 7-" EDITION. Send it to your parents Chicqo. UTMAN and lobin The loy Wonder Iy lob Kane RESIDENT MANAGER SHoarIll6 The for .A CAr cation and friends anywhere in tile world. INTOrHf local NEWEST and LARGEST AlRrtr emphasizeci HMT county. an APARTMENT COMPLEX SlIiISTM 5CHfA4E Monday ni, in 1$ "The Ro ment" was IOWA CITY TNIS' a panel di clrcUI= City Lea I :m.-: QUAUFICATIONS held at (be Attroctlvo Marrlee! Wom.n Richard ONLY lawan IThe Dally with 118 chlllIron councilmar Age 22·» Johnson C ~Communications Center M._ Locate in Project. Prefer Planning t CoIleg. Education. Enter into __ City, Iowa 52240 lhat the () I at Leut 2 year employment to a regie CCIItrllCt. lioo. I He,.'. my ••r(.) for tho 1966 Unm,..., IISPaNSIIiLITIES "We mu much big Sbowing Model Apartmentl Edition. Plea .. maR to: Apartment Rentals IF'It)U FOLI