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Nelson Denies JFK Orders '65 Deadline'* .\ \. Set for,:. Filing. Med College u.s. Troops ")1' , ,1 - All Regulations Not Helpful Into Thailand STUDENT University Promises By JOE GEHRINGER Russia Agrees Upon UN DO IN) StaH Writer To Assist. Groups Norman B. Nelson, dean oC the Need for Cease.Fire . -- In Rapid Compliance SUI College of Medicine, answered In Neighboring Laos charges Tuesday made by Dr. Otto By NORM ROLLINS Olesne, outgoing president of the WASHINGTON (UPIl - Presi StaH Writer Iowa Medical Society Monday that dent Kennedy Tuesday ordered All SUI student organiza. SUI does litUe to help the average 5,000 U.S. troops to take up bat· ;\ n R'an tions may b reqUired to file a doctor in Iowa. tie positions in Communist-threat· ~ _ Glesne, delivering his address to ened Thailand. Shortly afterward Ll~ _~ . copy of their constitutions, by. Jr ercellcnre. '1" _. _ __ the Society's annual convention in Russia agreed on the need for a I;' ~ - - - law and any other documents Des Moines, asserted some mem f armonee and cease-fire in neighboring Laos, the bers of the SUI College of Medicine 7 ~ ~ _"- ~ ~ -_ n pertaining to membershl(> reg seat of the trouble. "are not cognizant of lhe real I' , ~ ~~ ~ ':'t~,) ulation with the Offioo of The President, declaring the ~ \ problems that face the average Student Affairs (OS,/\. ) by physicians in the various commu Red lhreat to Thailand to be of ~~'~~~ ~ f ~ ~ ;").- -~ n , "grave concern." announced at \.::::;:J • r 4IYoI' October I, 1965, or lose offlclal nities in Iowa." ~ ~ ~ ' Glesne stated that he was not noon that he had ordered 1,800 ~/ ~r.:~ University recognition. Marines to land at Bangkok, Thai- ,.' '( /.-r.l,:). " ~ I~-'''';' ') - _c:r: This action was voted on ullanl. i n favor 0 f financing medical land's capital, at 4 p.m. CST today. I~ , care for the aged through social Leadership Awards mou ly Monday by the Committee They will join 1.000 U.S. soldiers I security funds and that the $2.5 111_--- · -., . \\.. President Virgil Hancher presenh tha 1962 Penningroth Awards already there. ~ on Student Llfc (CSL) aIle!' con· million the College of Medicine to Mark Schantz, A3, Wellsburg, and Nancy Flies, A3, Cedar Rapids. Before the President's announce- sideration of the proposal fo r sev receives annually might create a favorable tendency toward social The award was based upon leadership, scholastic achievement and ment, but amid reports that it eral weeks. The resolution will now Ized medicine among the SU I participation in student activities. It Included a cash award and was imminent, Soviet Ambassador go to President Virgil Hancher for an engraved executive desk pen. Anatoly F. Dobrynin asked for a staH. State Department appointment. He his approval. "He (Glesne) is a very fine gen------,------conferred with Secretary of State The new clause would then be tieman, but when he delivers his Dean Rusk and olher officials at entered in the Code of Student speech, he speaks for himself and Senate OKs Resol utl·on 12:50 p.m. CST. not for the Society," Nelson said. Lile. which requires all organiza· "I'm sure there are many mem- After a 35-minute conference, the State Department announced tions to have official University bers of the Society who disagree 0 I C H · B· that Rusk and Dobrynin had recognition beCore they may partl· Wi,~h~ug~llege oC Medicine is also 0 I agreed on "the neceSllti., for cipate in campus activities. n.. u sin 9 a s the maintenance of a ceas,.fire" ery conscious of the issues he Ted McCarrel, executive ~ea n SUI's Student Senate narrowly landlords on the list will be able In Laos. The two also called for raised and has discussed many of continued diplomatic eHort. to for student services and chairman them, many times. passed a resolution Tuesday night to rent to students. This would set up a neutr. I Lao. Govern· of CSL, said the CSL will assist "The faculty is very concerned that would place severe sanctions apply Lo undergraduate, graduate ment. student organizations to comply about the importance of doing all on Iowa City landlords if (hey dis- criminated against SUI students. and morried students. it can to improve medical care in The Southeast A Ian c ·sls with the new membership polley Iowa," Nelson said. The resolution. submitted by Rog· The resolution also states that erupted last week when ComtJ1Un. as rapidly as possible. He !!aJd that rilft er WHey and John Niemeyer, was ft'inslalement of any renter shall ist-Ied forces broke the cease a special subcornmitte, in coopera To accomplish better medical car., Nelson said, the SUI Col approved by the ,Senate with a vote, be subject to approval of the Uru- fire, overran Royal Laotian forces lion with the Dean of Students. lege of Medicine maintai ns post of twelve and one-hal! for and eight . . . and then moved toward the border will be named to help formulate and one-half against. v e r Sit Y H~USlfig Corrurutlee. on of Thailand. and inaugurate a program de graduate courses and "as resi . recommendatIOn of the Office of dency for specialists. The. resolution was amcnded Student Affairs. Faced with this situation, Pre i signed to provide such assistance. He said Dr. Robert E. Carter, of dent Kennedy ordered the buildup three tunes. All three amendments . . . :~1Jrft.t'(¢h() }} /9 f&'l. . The new rule which will be en the DepaHment of Pediatrics. is were introduced by Seymour Gray. . In addition, the ~~lu~lOn wo~ld of U.S. forces in Thailand to an tered into the Code reads: "It is the direol.or of education for a pro The most important amendment give any per:;an hvmg In housmg eventual 5,OOO-man establishment, the policy of the University that gram to train family physicians changed a requirement that all th~t. has b~n re~oved. from the backed by tactical aircraft. They 'When I Get Out, I'm Going To Devote My Life And local student organlzatlons be able n 0 VI in progress at Broadlawns landlords be required to sign a o.CflClal h~uslng ~st a I easonable will line up alongside an anti to exercise Cree choice of members Hospital at Des Moines. pledge that lhey arc not., and do t~me to fmd similar. accornmoda Communist Thailand force of 120.- Education to Truth, Justice And the Betterment Of on the basis of their merits as in In addition. Nelson said, lhere is not discriminate. The resolution tlOns elsewhere. The time. w~~d he 000 men. dividuals without restrlctions as to a unit concerned wlth argicultural now reads that on sufficient proof set by the OAS in each mdlVldual The Communists have an esti All Mankind ... Unless, Of Course, I Get a Better race, color or national origin. AnY medicine. that any home owner does not case. maled 29,000 men in Laos. The RM such organization unable to exer· H e countered Olesne's charge comply wlth this policy of not dis- The resolution also c a II s for led force, while comparatively Offer from Private Industry . . .I' cise such free choice as ·of Octo that the $2.5 million SUI receives criminating, they wlll be removed striking variolls articles 0 u t 0 f small, consists of about 19,000 ber 1, 1965, will have its Certificate annually for medicine doe s not Crom the oCCicial housing list. Chapter III in the Code of Student rugged Pathet Lao troops and of Recognition revoked by the create an attitude favorable to so The official hOUSing Jist is also Life. The articlcs that would be 10,000 North Vietnamese jungle * * * * * * * * * Committee on Student Life." fighters. Reports from Laos say cialized medicine by pointing out a part oC the resolution. The list dropped deal wlth housing require The major change applies to ex· no Red Chinese troops have been that the money is used for re would be made of all landlords menls for students over and under isting organizations. In the prescnt search. renting Ito University students. Only 21. sighted. 2 Former DI Cartoonists Code, they are, "urgcd to work to The Defense Department said ward the elimination of any r eo part of a Marine squadron flying strictive policies or practices. writ Goldman To Conduct Modern Works AID "Sky Hawk" attack planes. ten or unwritten, which prevent and part of an Air Force squadron the exercise of the free choice of of Fl00 Super Sabres, were sched· Successful in Chosen Fields members on the basis of their uled to land in Thailand Tuesday merits as persons without restric and the rest of the units today. . By JOAN ANDERSON see some or the stuII my brother of the Hawkeye state spent some tions of race, color, or national SUI Band Concert Tonight After the Rusk.Dobrynln con· StaH Writer does for the Saturday Evening time in Macbride Hall ,tudying origin." ference, Stat. D epa r t men t File 13, sharply critical letters Post. He's great". stuffed hawk •. He . ubmitted .ev· to the editor, edi torials on campus eral life drawings and added .s Formerly, only new qrganlza A series of contemporary works r spokesman Lincoln White said Interlandi in the same article tions applying for campus memo issues and the University Bulletin an afterthought, a caricature. will be presented by the SUI Sym that what It amounted to WI. continued to say that when he bership were required to file n a reaffirmation of the policy of Board a nd Campus Notes are That caricature became Hertey. graduated he thought he'd like to papers with the OAS. The_ rule phony Band tonight in the Iowa among the things which attract With this story is Spencer 's new the Soviet Union for the ....b· teach art. reads, as Collows, in the .present Memorial Union Main Lounge at I readers to the editorial page. est Herky - following the horse lishment of n.utral and ind.· He is f.r from teachi"9 art as Code: " Any new organization' ap B p.m. pendent Government of La... " man theme - a cowpoke rolling However. from the statistical now he i. busy at hi. Laguana his own cigaret. plying for recognition at the Slate Part I of lhe program will in Dobrynin agreed that tbis meant standpoint, it can probably be Beach, Calif., home kHping the Spencer was the cartoonist for Un iversity of Iowa must show to clude "The SinIorians," by Clifton there must be an "effective" cease proved the first thing a reader sees Register and Tribune News Serv The DaiJy Iowan from 1939 to 1942. the satisfaction of the CSL that it Williams; "A Diversion for Band." lire in the Asian kingdom. Earlier on t.hat page is the editorial car ice ,upplie, with his worte _ In the late '40s he taught editorial can, without question , el'ercise the (first (Jerformance), by Richard reports from London said British tOQn. Currently. the Iowan has a Interlandi draws with the objec cartooning, and magazine produc right of freely selecting its memo Hervig, associate professor of mu officials had been unable to per regular cartoonist carrying on a tive of communicating a worth tion at SUI and he is a past man bers using as criteria the merifs sic here, and "Dionysiaques - suade Soviet representatives to try tradition which a number of form while thougl1t to his readers. In re ager of the University Information of the individual person irrespec' Opus 62," by Florent SchmitJt. to hold baCK the Communist forces er artists have created. sponse to a request for advice for Service. tive of race, color, 01" national in Laos. Frederick C. Ebbs, director of Two SUI alumni, graduating a students he said : "Any advice I The editorial carloning cJass he origin." '. sm bands, will direct the first There has been no spirited Com decade a part and both famed for have for students I put in my car organized was the first to be offer Similar resolutions from the part of the program. munist military activity in Laos the same skill while here, have toons . . . that's the trouble with ed at any college. To go with his Inter-Fraternity Cquncil an4 Stu Richard Franko Goldman, visit since last week. gone into separate fields and satire, they don 't get it ... ! Which course, Spencer published a book. dent Senate have also been under ing lecturer at sm, will conduct Dobrynin was asked after the achieved succe s in each. In 1952, erminds me. I like to caU myself "Editorial Cartooning." Another of consideration by CSL. The IFC, Part II of the concert. meeting about the President's dis only 10 years ago, Frank Inter a socio-political satirist, rather his publications is "The Story Be April 5, set a deadline (or eUmina· Selections in Part 1I will include patch of troops to Thailand. He re landi was drawing cartoons for The than an editorial cartoonist. Can't hind the Pulitzer Prize Cartoons." tion of race and color member contemporary works by Johann plied that "sending troops does not Daily Iowan. Now he is working stand the latter breed." In 1950 Spencer left SUI to take ship clauses in national constitu Hummel, Norman Lloyd, Stephen help solve the situation." But he Cor the Des Moines Register and The Interlandl cartoon on this over the editorship of university tions 01 memlH:r fraternities. The Foster, Percy Grainger, and Mel said it was "necessary to put into Tribune and his cartoons have page demonstrates what he means. publications at the Uni versity of deadline was the same set in the Broiles. effect tbe agreement that was gained a reputation throughout the Herley came to be in 1948 Colorado at Boulder. Twelve years present CSL rule. . ' United States. Since he graduated from Colum reached" by Kennedy and Soviet wheR the Athletic Department The other - Richard s,..ncer I" In the IFC resolution, fraternities bia in 1930, Goldman, 52, has been Premier Nikita Khrushcbev at Vi ~.d a contest to find an - was graduatecJ from SUI in Cartoonists failing to comply with the reaqla· an advocate of contemporary mu enna last June 4. emblem for the SUI team•. 1942 but returned to teach in the tion would be expelled from tbe' sic, and has also discovered some Spencer, following the theme (Coatinwll Oft Page 3) School of Journali.m in 1947 and Council. The resolution furtber historical compositions and restol' to crea" Hertey the Hawk in specified that local. chapters pre ed them to use. Council Seeks 1941. Although s,..ncer taught vented from pledging an 1ndJviduai Goldman is a member of the cartooning while at SUI he Is by the national fraternity for r. American Society 0 f Composel's, currently in a non-cartooning po Studio Theatre Opens cial or color reason: will be dl!nied Authors, and Publishers, and his sition a. editor of the Western IFC membership as or Oct. 1, works have been performed on five City Manager Horseman magazine in Colorado. 1965. • continents. Spencer explains that be does The council added'that It'lriU.ald Goldman served on the faculty Mayor Leroy S. Mercer Tuesday 'A Passion for Apollo' expressed hope that Iowa City's little cartooning for his magazine local chapters, upob requ~t . oI tile of Juilliard School of Music Crom The premiere of "A Passion for Curtain time for each perform new city ma nager would be ap since he is editor. However. he chapter, in eliminatinl auch -r .. 1946 to 1960. He has written three says he still has a series running Apollo," an original play by Robert ance will be 8 p.m. Tickets for the strictions. books on band makeup and tech pointed by July I. in The Cattleman magazine pub Bonnard, G. New York City. will production are available at the The Student Senate, on April 25, nique and numerous articles. The mayor said about 2S appli lished in Texas. "I have cartooned East Lobby Desk of Iowa Memor adopted an "expand~" resolutioD In 1961 Goldman received the cations have already been filed and ror them Cor years - even when I be presented tonight through Sat ial Union. it is expected that twice that num· urday as tbe season's final Studio in connection with the IFe db Alice M. Dilsen Conductor's Award, was back at Iowa - and this parti Studen.ts must preseoc their iden crimination resolution. The Senate given each year by Columbia Uni ber w 0 u I d be received by this cular series has been running for Theatre Production at SUI. tification cards for free reserved resolution reaffirmed ita prlne\ple weekend. No Iowa Citian has ap 12 years. It is called Chuckwagon The basic problem presented in seat tickets. Admission for others versity for musical leadership in that no student organlzaUoD will be plied for the position according to Charlie, and portrays a typical old the play is the diHiculty of finding is 75 cents. taste. the United States. granted recornmendalioD for UnI· Mercer . grumpy but humorous cow camp happiness in a world which con The perlonnances will be pre versity recognition UDless it · caD s why WAC RECRUITER COMING Mayor Mercer said that after cook," he said. tains man y terrors and much sented at the Studio Theatre in tile Swing Along thorough screening of the appli When Interlandi was at Iowa be viciousness. The plot brings the Old Armory. show that it can exercUlf free Virginia Selle, Woman's Ail' choice of members on tbe basis of lodlY· Force Selection Officer, will be in Richard Franko Goldman, visiting lecturer at SUI, rehelrse, with cants the list would be Cmally re was once quoted in the Iowan gods Zeus and Leta to earth as "A Passion for Apollo" is direct· duced to two or three. Members of (1952) as saying: " Cartooning is servants for a weekend a house their merits as perIODS without ~ the lobby of Burge Hall May 17, the SUI Symphony Band for tonight's conc.rt at I in the Union. at ed by Philip Benson, assistant pro the city council would then visit just a hobby with me. If I think party in a country bome. They fessor of speech, known to SUI gard to race. color or natiooal ciri· from 2 to 5 p.m. to t~ to young Goldman will conduct the .econd half of the concert, ineluelln, va,- gin. .' women who are interested in join the communities of these applicants something might be funny to read- have come t o check on their son, theatre-goers for bis productions ious contemporary wortes. ing the Women's Air Force, or in to obtain further information about ers I draw a cartoon of it. I'm not Apollo. who has married a mortal of "Dream P I a y," "nte Insect The resolution also set a time CIbtaiuiag a commia.sion. __ - Daily Iowan photo by Lar,I'J Rlpoport them. mucb good at it, but you should and Is a &\lest at tile bouseparty. Comedy" and "Tbe Boy Frieodt Umlt for &be fall IM!IDeater of ... -" I . ~ I A.. Fable Revealea - The Best ·Adventures of Finster's Old Shep - Revisited SUI Tile' Old Shep Story During the past school year, the trials and tribulations. the vic tories and defeats of Irving Finster's remarkable coon dog Old Shep Scie W.~er the Los Angele E " ami n e r shut down * * * * * * March 28, 1962 * * * have graced the sports pages of The Daily Iowan. Always there - OLD SHEP OPENS SEASON Letters to the Editor last January after 58 years of publication, a legendary but in pirit ir not In fie h - to cover his actions, DI staffers have built PUMPKIN CE TER, Ga. - fictiaiOlis charnct r died with it - his was Victor up a group of followers for the Dam Irving Finster's skillCul coon dog, Of ~ Frisbie. . ' beloved old coon hound that has Irving Finster has been notified constanUy grown in number and Old Shep, opened the Muskrat Ne~d Publiciij A Nati that his doughty coon dog, Old Fmbie's legend began in 1950 wl1cn Examiner reporter admiration. Valley coon hunting season here grant or • Shcp. has been lost in transit Maury Godchaux, nursi ng a hangover, was assigned to In the rollowing article, the best Tuesday by treeing the first coon. SUI to as rrom the Finster Kennels, Twtn teaching record crowd reactions to the Tournament of Roses parade adventures of the Invincible old Arter his brief appearance, Old Hooks, Ark., to Hollywood, where For Granny Ralpb in Pasadena. Godchaux decided to handle the story the he was to be given a screen test. Shep, 12, was retired to the side coon dog are reprinted so that To the Editor! head of U tmorthodox way. He hid in a phone booth, called his any rea d e r who might have Old Shep was separated rrom his lines to watch younger coon dogs ment. Sl master and placed in the baggage It is most gratifying here in office, made up detail , made up quotes and made up missed them will be able to see test their prowess. matched compartment of the train. It is Hartsburg, Missouri's hotbed of of dozen~ names '- one of which was Victor Frisbie. for the first time the greatness of the gaJloper from Twin Hooks, speculated that his car was de· April 6, 1962 coon hound competition, that equlpmen When Godchaux died in an automobile accident later Ark. And for those who have fol tached rrom the rest of t he train OLD SHEP ENAMORED? your fine paper is giving exten· dents. SU at a rest stop. LILY PAD, Miss. - Irving and univE the ~me year, his Examiner friends agreed to perpetuate lowed faithrully the big dog's sive coverage to Finster's in trail. the reprints will bring back Fin s t e r denied rumors here one or si: his memory by perpetuating his invention, On New Years Nov. 16, 1961 Thursday that his olympian coQn domitable pedigree Old Shep. NSF graIl the (ondest of memories. OLD SHEP DOGNAPED7 Day, 1951, for example, Tbe Examiner reported Victor dog, Old Shep. is romantielllly The I It aU began Sept. 14, 1961, when BEAR BU'ITE. N. f. - Tension However, we do wish tnat an Frisbie was ~tl,le only visitor to Pasedena who missed the Old Shep first briefly appeared: involved with Liz, renowned dog of Shep's accomplishments be re nounced mounted in coon dog circles Wed actress. Liz is often dubbed "most than $5 nesday as the search went on for his Parade/' He had fallen asleep in a folding chair several OLD SHEP WINS beautiful coon dog in the world." ported. For instance, on last tlons k .. Irving Finster's missing Old Shep. blocks &om the parade's route. BLUE GRASS - Irving Fin· Liz and Old Shep\l1et when barnstorming tour Shep put on a changing ster's dog Old Shep won the Na The gallant coon dog, los t en coon hunting exhibition right here educatio, One of the chief qualities of the Frisbie articles is route from Twin Hooks, Ark .. to they co·starred in the movie, tional Coon Dog Field Champion "Romulus and Remus," filmed in Hartsburg and then put in a .ntlfle Ii< that ihey' he)ped contribute greatly to the e8pirit de corps ship here Wednesday. Hollywood Cor a screen test, is The gra feared dognaped. The invaluable in Rome last year. guest appearance at a box lunch of ~~ , Examiner staff. It is in the same spirit that another Sept. 23, 1961 ed with fu canine has won nearly every coon April 10, 1962 social at Granny Frickett's place propriatio ficticloos character was born - this time in the dingy OLD SHEP TO COMPETE dog title in the nation this year. (Granny was raising coon hounds EAST BAYOU - Irving Finsler OLD SHEP WITHDRAWS era! Asse basc,t!l~nt of Close Hall, The Daily Iowan print shop. H 0 moving e: has signed a contract for his coon Nov. 22, 1961 WATERMELON L LOW, when Finster was a lad shucking the new C ~t. 13, 1961, Sports Editor Jerry Elsea found him dog Old Shep to compete in the SHEP BACK HOME Ark. - Irving Finster, Arkansas goobers in Twin HooksJ. tion. This selt a few lines short on the sports page. He needed a fill r. Hoop, Ala., coon dog Fin a I s. TWIN HOOKS. Ark. - Irving coon dog breeder, Monday with drew his champion coon dog Old But 1 digress. We, the citizens equipmenl The fa$leSl: .WIl): to get one was to name a winner for the Finster was thankful Tuesday at of Hartsburg are appalled that Shriner Thursday. Sept. 28. the return of his unyielding coon Shep from competition in protest oC ing funds Bl~e ~rass s:!mmpionships, a legitimate event held that OLD SHEP FIGHTS BACK dog, Old Shep, missing silll:e Nov. what he called " unequal rep Toadsuck Ferry, Hog Scald Hoi· resentation. " such item night. ~teat minds run in the same rut, and before long PUMPKIN C E NT E R, Ga. - 16. Always a winner, Old Shep low, etc., should get mention in Finster. owner of 14 stellar colorimetE Irving Finster's remarkable coon found his way home to the Fin The Iowan when Hartsburg isn't Sports Editor Elsea had an owner for the winner-to-be. dog Old Shep rought back rrom a cooners. is allowed only one ~n pumps, ster Kennels here, bedraggled and mentioned. It is detrimental to Hii name: Irving Finster. Seconds later, Editor Currie two-coon deficit to win the Cy try, Old Shep, because his ken models, a tired, at dusk Tuesday. It had our tourist trade. ment. named the dog: Old Shep. And so the dog was born. press County Sweepstakes hert> ncls are located in an urban dis been feared that he was dognaped trict (Twin Hooks ). Coon dog The N, Monday. when he disappeared from a bag· When Old Shep appears here ... Old Shep stories began in rather routine fashion, the raisers from rural communities tlon, in gage car in Bear BuUe, N.M ., on Granny FrickeU's preserves sales grants, : only humor-_coming in tbe dateune names and the re Oct. 14, 1961 are allowed more entries per g!!nerally treble. I don't want to OLD SHEP LOSES his way to Hollywood for a screen capita. Fin s l e r complained, on tho.. cotplting of Shep's encounters. But soon, Sbep expanded test. sound mean, but we need the pub· allowed . ELSEA JUNCTION, Ga. - Trv "There hasn't been a change in Iicity. to thriller episodes. Readers must have waited anxiously ing Finster's remarkable coo n coon dog entry apportionment . equipm.. Jan. 10. 1962 :;0 ,please gil/e us a little pub to find out what had happened to the big dog after he dog, Old St.ep, lost his first race OLD SHEP FROSTBITTEN since 1901." or Imp'" ji~ity. Old Shep has recently gram In in 29 starts Friday after he was TWIST, Ark. - Irving Finster's turned up missing on his way to a Hollywood reen test April 25, 1962 signed to compete here March ene •• forced lo the sidelines with a pull celebrated coon dog, Old Shep, anfi authorities feared him kjdnaped. ed muscle in the last 50 yards or Here is IrYing Finster's remarkabl. old coon dog Old Shep, fabled OLD SHEP CHALLENGED !0.11. We will advance the re The fina suffered frostbitten feet while DINGLEWEED. Miss. - Irv lease. is subject 1 Shep went from "strajgbt" adventure to satire in the the feature at Billoughby Slakes. competing in -3 degree weather mascot and hero of The Daily low.n staff. Finster announc:ed Tues ing Finster's intrepid coon dog Eb.nezar Furd Floance 4 sports world. In the fall when Roger Maris broke Babe Oct. 19, ]961 here Friday. After withdrawing day that Old Shep will retire from coon treeing competition. (See Old Shep and three other candi Honor...., Mayor Board of I Old Shep from the Muskrat Rulh's home nm record, Baseball Commissioner Frick an OLD SHEP BACK editorial ). dates for the Cooner 9f the Year Hartsbur., Mo. o UI J I BOARD, Ark. - Old County Swe pstakes, Finster in· award were sta rUed here Tues (EDITOR'S NOTE: W. r•• r., we nounced that the young Yankee slugger would have his formed reporters that Shep would mined Ih. stories when Old S ..... Medica She p. Irving Finster's popular day by the last minute surprise was in H.rlzbur" but here's ho,lne reCord in tbe books - but with an asterisk by his name. coon dog got back on the victory not compete again until com entry of Big Ruff, sponsored by Granny Fricke" S preserves sal" at pletely recovered. Shcp, is* ranked* No. *1 among a fiber-glass* *whistle *instead of .....t trebl. followln, the .. ubllca. At Ami He .had established the record in more than 154 ball games, trail here Wednesday with a win LD. Ragg of Cut and Shoot, Tex. tion of this leiter.) Nathan the' number which Ruth played. in the Ouiji Board Sweepstakes. Jan. 12. 1962 coon dogs in a nationwide poll. the traditional bamboo. The five cooners will undergo a OLD SHEP RECOVERING statistics revealed Wednesday. a trial fi eld test Friday and the perimenta • In February, Old Shep suff red late similar to the Oct. 20. 1961 March 7, 1962 winner will be decided by a vote National IT'S OLD SHEP TWIN HOOKS, Ark. - Irving o the r top vote-getters were DECISION TO OLD SHEP Babe's, his record of 127 coons treed in a. single season was Finster's courageous coon dog, of the nine-member board. thesda, 1\1 BUS STOP, Miss. - The Rin Clyde, Buzzard rtoost, Ga.; NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Irving Put S~ep ~~ . p.m. toda; broken bX Big Ruff, who treed 133. But Ruff broke the Old Shep, whose feet were frost Daisy (female coon dog), Ball Tin-Tin Memorial coon dog rUJl· Finster's lime honored coon dog, May 4, J 162 theatre oj rec;x1l'trhy competing in tllfee mOre meets - and an asterisk ofrs were held her e Thursday biUen in sub-zero weather Tues Ground, Ga.; 3ig Ruff, Cut and OLD SHEP CHOSEN day, has been responding Cavor Shool, Tex.; and Red Rover, Lu Old Shep, scored another vidory went beside Ruff's name at Finster's demand. with Irving Finster's beloved Old DINGLEWEED, Miss. - Irv Front Page Shep grabbing iirst place in a ably to diathermic (sun lamp) lu City, Colo. here Tuesday, but in the court· ing Finster'S indomitable coon l When John Uelses, Marine polevauJter, became the field or 24. treatment and may re-enter com room instead of in the fields. Aft dog, Old Shep. was named Cooner To the Editor: petition next week, the Finster Feb. 14, ]962 fir~t ",an to vault' 16 feet, a di pute arose because he was er nine days of legalistic maneu of the Year by a special nine Twin Hooks . . . Skunk Creek Oct. 25 , 1961 Kennels reported Thursday. OLD SHEP IN DISPUTE vering, officials ruled that Old uSlpg ~ fiberglass pole. Not long aftetw rds, the Finster member board here Thursday. . . . Toad$Jck Ferl'~ .. . • lind OLD SHEP SETS RECORD CUT AND SHOOT, Tex. - Big Shep's record of 127 coons treed but the uncanny canine met with Jan. 13, 1962 Rurr, the Lone Star State's top now, another victory at Hog Ke~lDe~s announced they were disputing Big Ruffs r cord SLUMP CITY, Tenn. - Irving in one year will stand. The court surprisingly s t r 0 11 g opposition Finster's incomparable coon, dog , OLD SHEP RELAPSES canine cooner, h::\s treed 133 Scald Hollow! Yes sir, all are of 133lcoons treed because Ruffs handler had u d a fiber TWIN HOOKS, Ark. - Reports then advisod Clyde Sluggins, from Big Ruff, sponsored by l.D. taking their place In history, be o I ~ :;hep routed aU bppositiort coons in lhe past yel\r, the n w, owner of Big Ruff, to replace, his gt+s whistle to direct the dog. coming rrom lhe Irvi ng Finster Ragg of Cut and Shoot. Texa . side Bull }J.lJn, 4 Manassas June· here TuesdAy by tt iIlg 13 coons NJ\CII ( Nation~ Association o( illegal high frequency tiber.glass Kennels indicate that tile stabl s Old Shep teceived four \lotes. tion, and )I3rpers :ferry, as DS' I It didn't seem likely that Old Shep's satire could be in three hoUt's, a new NACfI (Na COon Hounds) record. BUT there whistle with a bamboo one. Big Rurf three, and ol1e member t ion a 1 ASsocialion 0 reo 0 n quaJity quadruped, 01 d She p. may be an asterisk ~Ilide his .Uonal .".*!~i:) C~ef~ ' Haders . held tq sports ev nts, nnd ure enough, he moved into the may have a gangrf'ned tail re abstained. Clyde, ~lug;g!ns, 1 velJ!r rqcognize ' tlle/le a,aWinell : from ](ounds) record. name in the record books, be March 9. 1962 inarian, was not preseht tor the social field. sulting from his recent bout with OLD SHEP CONTROVERSY The Daily Iowan's continuing cause Irving Finster's perennial meeting. : As the Liz Taylor-Richard Burton romance blazed, Oct. 26, ]961 • fro tbite. A Coon Dog tail spe· champion, Old Shep, tr d 127 in NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Another crusade 10 enlighten the colle· OLD SHEP FETED cialist is being called in to deter giate community. a ~man headline in The Daily Iowan asked: "Old Sbep three fewer meets ( LS) In 1957. coon dog controversy raged here May n, 1962 ~ANaE I D(jWNTRODDE~, Mass. - Jry- mine if surgery is needed. Thursday after Irving Finster's OLD SHEP PICKETS All thanks are due our most En}lmored?" The story told of Irving Finster denying 1 n g Finster's exemplary hound Feb. 20, 1962 noteworthy coon dog, Old Shep, Non;, I Jan. 16, 196 2 STTCKELBURR, Miss. - A prominent 1>ublicatio~ {or its un· hairef rurtlor~ that his Olympian coon dog was romantically in Old Shep was named to the COOn OLD SHEP TO APPEAL was reinstated as National Asso· conspicuously barefoot I r v i n g ending efforts in tracing the trialS Hound Hall of Fame after amaSs OLD SHEP CONVALESCES NASHVrLLE, Tenn. - Big pit~~e l vo\ved wjth the renowned dog actress, Liz. TWIN HOOKS, Ark. - Irving ciation o( Coon Hounds (NACH) Finster and his resolute coon !lnd tribulations of th/lt doW ing a year's total of 126 cl.:ons Ruff, stellar coon dog from Cut champion (123 coons treed in a fori be: stone was left uDtumed by Old Shep. Finster with Finster's sterling coon dog. Old dog, Old Shep, picketed the diplomat of good deeds. Old Pqst, No treed and 47 badly worried. at¥1 Shoot, Tex., now holds the year.) NACH (NationaJ Association of Shep! Devotees of dogdom have Shep, recently prostrated by battin~ drew his dog from the Watermelon Hollow competition record for most coons treed (133) The Organization of United Coon Hounds) headquarters here followed the harrowing travels of Oct. 28, 1961 rrostbite, practiced baying here in one year. officials here decid the pi protesting "unequal representation." Finster, owner of 14 OLD SHEP WINS, BUT .•• Monday in preparation for his Coon Hounds
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Nelson,' Lorenz Named Frosh Iowa C LEV E L ' D (AP ) _It ained throughout his collegiate State repre entatives had donc · Here 14-4, in 9-Run Sixth . . career that he was not interested that four years ago, and that had I Basketball Coaches for 1962 Ceorge Ste tnbrenner, pre lde ot in turning pro, said his agreement Tile sixth an been the reason I had selected of th Cleveland Pipers of tJle calls for a salary oC about $10.000 Don elson, greale t scorer in I BO TO (UPJ) - Th Boston Red Sox, held to two bjts OSU over 150 other schools. rereace will b American Ba ketball League, a . ~eason , plus an investment port· Iowa history, and Gary Lorenz, a over for and Saturday five innings, erupted nine runs in one inning against a T folio worth $40,000. " He said the ABL schedule had reserve for three seasons, have · d d . h bet ~ Old ell faltering ew York pitching staff Tuesday night and beat the con fmne ues ay mg t J rry In crediting Steinbrenner with been cut to about 70 games at been approved as Hawkeye fresh· Yankee , 14-4. Lucas, Ohio State All-America bas· persuading him to change his his suggestion - and would not man basketball coaches. eo-sponsore< Itetball player, will sign a contract mind, Lucas said: open until December. Therefore I 01 Journalism The Bo ton ictory, which went to starter Bill Monbou The Iowa Board In Control of to play Cor the Pipers. "The Pipers had carefully stud· could finish school. He offered a Athletics approved th e appoint· tension Divisic lJue tte although he failed to finish, kept the Yankees in second Lucas' intention to sign with the ied my objections to professional 2-year contract instead o[ three. ments at a meeting 10nday night. Editors Associ place behind the Cleveland In- Pipers became known in a copy· basketball. They came prepared "After two years. he said, the elson. 22, of Rock bland, ill., speakers will dians. righted story under Lucas' by·line with answers. Mr. Steinbrenner be club would see that my way was set seven scoring records last sea· in Sports Illustrated magazine. gan at once that first day talking press coverag, Yankee starter and loser Ralph paid through the graduate school son and was Iowa's leading scorer Orio es Rip I Lucas, who hat! steadfaslly main· about education. He knew Ohio and mutual ~ I of my choice. He said I wasn't Terry and reliever Jim Coates for three years. He also was the expected to play more than two team's most valuable player three NELSON LORENZ nlIY news cov, Angels, 7-1 were the victims of Boston's big years. He offered what amounted times. Jowa Attorr inning. to a portfolio oC tocks and invest Lorenz, 22, is from Clinton. lJultmlln will BALTIMORE I.fI - Consecutive Pete Runnels and Carl Yastrzem· Twins' Humble Tigers; ments that virtually assured me an The board also approved the ap at the Friday income for years. two-run homers by rookie John ski each had pairs of hIts to hilh· pointment of Ric h a r d Schultz, ChiSox Beat %:15. Precedir Rod Gelatt, i lBoog' Powell and the four-hit light the Boston sixth inning rally "Some of these were with firm frt.' hman basketball coach sinee pitching oC Milt Pappas carried that were also interested in hiring )960, as varsity assistant to Coach rector of the that started when Monbou ~- -i. - r: --- r University "ign Honor EclcharClt Named • . . Iowa City Editors To Meet IStudent To Be Feted .... ~ J inety· nine Unh'ersity H i g h VNA's President Here Friday and Saturday School students with a B average Dr. Richard D. Eckhardt has for lhe year will attend the annual '. . , ']be sixth annual city ediklr's con· and press-bar relations. honor banquet to be held in the been narned president of the Iowa len!IICe wiU be held at SUI Friday Clayton Kirkpatrick. city editor school cafeteria Thursday at 6:30. City Visiting Nurses' Association. CLASSIFIEDS and Salurday in the House Cham· of the Chicago Tribune, \\-;11 speak {embers of the junior and senior Dr. Eckhardt is chief oC medical at 3: 15 p.m. Friday ()[] methods of 'ational Honor Societies will be service oC \ eterans Hospital and ber ol Old Capitol. training reporters and managing named at the banquet. clinical professor in the Depart. loom. For Rent 16 Co-sponsored by the SUI School the city desk. William lasson, head oC business ment of Internal Medicine at the _A_ut_OI_m_oti_ve~ ______. 1Apartments f.tr .ent '5 01 Journalism. the University Ex· Other speakers on the two-day e d u cat ion at University High SUI College or ledici1le. 1911 VESPA, extras. Dial 1-77". 5-19 FURNISHED APARTMEJI/TS for iIlDI. FOR RENT: Room (or m n n U,llv r· • program in lude Frank Lane, ci y ------mer Adult. 715 Iowa Av nu ~'e- Illy approvl!d ott camPWl hCMUin. lor tem.iOll Division. and the Iowa City School, will spe:lk. Dr. W. W. forris, director of Advertising Rates nl·· . .. ISK the summer on. Id ally I«ated editor o' the Coun il Bluffs • '0 • Its. PLYMOUTH FURY: All po "r. Editors Association, the conference peaking lor th niar h i g h the I Institul oC Gerootology ~ . _I thne bloells from the Pentaere t. $60.00 ' pareiJ, and Ron Farar, G, Fordyce, CI"an. 19S11 Chevrolet Impala com·er· (or the aumm ron. Conlaet 420 speakers will discuss are a s of school \\ill be Sue Kobn and lot and a iate dean of the College "or~uti"~ UbL.: Po"",,r steerln., po"'" bra FUR N 1 S H £ 0 APARTMENT, tbree East J"IC"raon or pbone 8-41161. H Ark., {rom lhe S I School of Jour· the junior high school, Ann La· of Medicine addressed the assocla. automalJc transmlmon, b II enrL.... . room and b a I b. u:tftmf'ly nw. press coverage, training reporters, nalism. ftree I>a1I ...... 1M • Ward Dial 113-t!80. dayS; 33I-!I10, v"nlll 5-'22 Sln,.1 woman only. Av.uabl June ht SfNCLE room ror man. .ar ('amp~. . ' Touretle. tion meeting on "Comprehensive or 15th. Dial 7-5963. &-111 Nevo and lorelen tud nl weI·,' II!d mutual problems of commu· ------Home Care for the Aged." SIx Days ...... III. Ward com". 8·,.57. 5-111 nity news coverage, TeD Da)'l ...... , • Ward A TIN·HEALY, IIlllG. wbltf', 10." mlle- APARTMENTS lor craduate men, Dial • Dr. Morris lIggested 0 the asso a.e. Dial 7·H2!. 5-18 8-2507. 6-:&K GRADUATE m.m: AIr-condition r, •• Good Listening ODe MOIItil ...... ,. Word abo"'f'r, telephone, .nack IdtC'!.e~ " Iowa Atiorney - General E van ciation members three types of lin ns. Also a cottage. Call a,."p· ...... Bultman wiU be featured speaker 111» CUSHMAN Super Ea~e ROOtU. LDVT.LY lurnlsh d apartmf'nt. Above I p.m. Saturday or Sunde , 11-11158. 6-15ft programs which might be develop (Vlnlmum Ad. • want.) Call U-· -'t .."'---, -1-·..... Lubin'. All IItUlt\"s lurnl.shed. :.::..~:.;.: -...:.....:...... ::..:.....::.:.:..:....:...:...... :.... ___ at the Friday af ernoon session at Today on WSUI ed Lo provide comprehensive home ",n... y ...... ""on - .. , ...... $8:1.00 . Phone 7.3952. .15 ROOMS (or male &raduate or o\'er • 1:15. Preceding Hultman's t a I k, care and better health service: CLASSIFIID DISPLAY ADS 21 lor ntmmer anil faiL 8-5637 .r."r. Rod Gelatt, as istant to the di· IIIIIG MO·PED ey~le. ute new. Many TW'O BEDROOM lumlsh"d apartftll~nt. ! 4:00 p.m. H TIlE GOLD:\f .- B .ID,lon< the 1at anout 11:45 a .m. - with the OM Insert..... M.th ....$1.35· extra •. ~1" iIItu .:110 p.m, ., A~all.b1" June 10th. DIal 1-~ art· GRADUATE Ch I rector of the SUI School of Jour· er 1:110 p.m. 5-18 eookW, ahrr:,e.:e~ruy~ ~.eeCll~':~ m()<;t distingui. hed of the concert· Goldman Band pl:lying exactly as TODAY & In..nioM IMnth .. $1.15* nalism. will present the results of ,IY. e Pets , THREE roo m furnUb « apartment. 1.$148 or 7-5481. SoUR 4-3 • study he has conducted among in·the-park oggr gations, continue it docs every year about this time. T.. I.... " ...... 'US· Marrll>d couple. 0 chUdr n. 7-4265. / ______.11 Iowa district c 0 u r t judges and to this day to hring Ihe !lostalgia THERE WILL BE TEREO 0 . BEAU'J'IPUL Slam".. IdtteOl. 1-4875. Wanted ,. The Chicago ctUIlly attorneys on their views oC the past and lh mUSlC of the r ______5-_11 0 E ROO M fumlsh"d apartm nu. Cheney's 01 press coverage of court trials present togethl'r in such unlikel)' ch tral music .at 7 p.m. fro rn SELLING T ERR J E R puppl... I?1:l ""n. SMOO to JSOOO each per month. 1.11594. ....6.> Available June 8th, Call 1I-U33. 6-10 GRADUATE studenl wania rnommale, tWO-L'un ...:. places as Prospect Park, Brooklyn, WS rand K UI·F 1, taU. Write Immedlat Iy: AI Sthneld· Tues· and Central Pork, few York CiI} . ATTRACTIVE Lhr ... room lurnlab d "r, ISLI SouthwOOd, Clayton, M ourl. 5-11 over the Its present ~onducl~t', Ric h a r d lNDEPENDE. TLY PROCR M. .~. For Sale 11 baRment aportm nt. Avallabl., June MI... 15tb. Student coupl pr fHr d. Dial FA WUS COL [BfA Franko Goldman, is tonight's guest MED from 8 p.m . on, K UI·FM to ------7.78%3, eveolncs. S.18 KNCYCLOPIUIA AXJ:RICANA. ru.u or part time . '-. P· pn.Diatlv.,. of honor in the Iowa Memorial night will have Sir Thomas Beech· MENS 28" EIIIIIsb bike, f.enerator EM 2·2581, Cedar aD,I!! , 6-11R RECORDI C CROUP lUht. retrl.enter tab e. lour FUR ISHED one-bedroom duplell. with Union where the S ( ymphony am's interpretation of the Sibelius charra, four.man {obol.. an. DI.I enclo d porch. $LIO.OO, Inelude. 1-036S. 5-28 utllltL . Dla[ '1-4741. 6-9 Band will concertizc at 8. WSUI Symphony o. 7 as its featured Help Wanteel 19 will broadcast the concert and an FOR ALE' CarrIer room alr-condl. FUR ISH ED apanment, alr~ndlUon· THE intermission intcrvil'w wit h Con. recording. A always, nearly every Uon~ ';ltable ror eurm nt w·tn. edol aU utilities In('llId d. $15.00. F. dow.. aarely uRd. '200.00, Ph 0 n e C. I:>Y r. Jr., 308 3rd street. S.E, ductor Goldman. Earlier in the ul'Cace exposed to our F~1 turn· ~ ___ !::I7 C"clar Raplll. aU EM sal3, t\11~i day. ho'vever, ther 's a concert - tables - exc pl thosc of our an· CO-HIT Phone 7-419} REMI GTON NOISELES La n dar d --- BIG Wednesdoy, M.y 16, 1961 nouncer and engineer - re brand Double I typewrtter. Recently cleaned. aeIJu -1APAR'fMEN'I' lor mal Iradulte or • Identity ed. 8·8413. $.111 OV r 21 lor urumer an lall. 8-5637 • 8:00 lorrllnc hapel n W, n ver· becn • n cdled· before P...... a.m... 4:. p.m. weeic· Band L Blnac: mIcro ope. 7.5824, eve- p.m. H 8:15 .. " Double·Cross ~'OO 8::10 Challl· r sides. day.. CIoMd s.turdIY" An nln.... 5-17 FUR r II 0 .partmenl, clo In. Two BEATS 9:15 MUSIC Ixperlenced All T_er Will room nd bath. AvaUable June 10tb. 9:30 Book belf FRIDA y' OPER will be " The DEADLY DUO Call 7·9681. Il-IIR Formerly With Help y.., WIth Yeur All. 9:5$ Ne" & ~larl'lage of Figaro" by Mozart. _--- Starting ____ Homes For Sale 12 -- DICK CLARK 10 :00 1uslc 11:00 WorLd of Story Due to its length, it will begin at May 23rd THa DAILY IOWAN RESERVIS RICKY NELSON 11:15 Mu.lc STUDENT------COUPLE selllnl 10_ City 11:55 ('omlnl t:vents 6:45 p.m. As with F:'1 (above), "Judgment at Nuremberg" THI RIGHT TO RIJECT ANY hOlUC, lar.. 10t • .!I.t..OOO down, A ,OO W TED: lIpt' d plumber. Ytar XAVIER CUGAT 1l:58 News Cap' ul .. these disks hllve never felt cold per month. Call 8-~. H8 round \toork. Lar w Co. ~8 12:00 Rhythm RamhL .. s ADVERTISING COPY. 12:30 News t<:cl. rou TArn h~lp ;ant"d: Appl)' ln ONE NIGHT ONLY 12:45 News Doc·kg.ound per on. Experl ne d preltrred. Lub- 1:00 \11 Ic MobU. Homes For Sal. 13 na Drul Store. 6-2 2:00 America" Intellectual Tlt.lory THURS., MAY 17 2:4$ e". Walt. Disney's 2:~0 IU MC 1956 GREAT LAKES. 8' x 42'. two bed· 4'25 News STRAND I Who Does It? 2 room, excellent conallion. $2,001)"10. Work Wanted 20 4:30 Tea TIm!' LAST DAY. "MOON PILOT" In Color- 8.. 3133 allel' 5:30 p.m. &-2 ng mc:.'!S TIme WASIt .. I.hl throw MlC' In BII Boy. a;DWIND OR, 46' ]I 10', two bedroom', 0:45 News Bnck .. round Downtown Launderene, 228 South autOMatic: ....sber. Call 8-6564, nr· THE HAWK 6:00 EvenIng Conc('rt Clinton. a..s "In,. ond weekends. '·29 7:00 AM·FM Stereo Concert 8:00 LI\'(> Concert IlAGJ:N'8 TV. Guarant.. d televlllon 8' lC 10' annex and 5' x 7' anneJr. Phone Rooms For Rent 16 Rides or Riden Wanted 23 0.45 News FInal .."Ielnl by eertltled ..rvleeman 1-5868. 5-20 955 Sport> FInal aoyUme JJ;108H or 11-3541. 8.7R 1056 35' UBERTV: On bedroom Cit. ROOM ror under,raduate m II. Sum· LEAVING For San Franc:lsco by 1111· 10.00 IGN OFF peted IIvln, room. Cood condition. mer and 'all. D(a 8-2507. 818ft perLal. Summ"r. Pref r ,ood Clrh·"r. typln, '1,600.00. C.U 804934 . 5.Z4 112463, .fter 6:00 p.m. 5-18 .______4 ROOM tor mall' tud('nt 0 er 21. 811 41 13' ABC: N Vol tarpf'l In IIvlnl room. North John on t. 8·7410, 0·16 Shannon's Presents Doors TYPING; Vast accurate, exper1enced, On b droom. Prlc d rl,ht. DI.L Open Call H110. 5-281t ' ·7717. 5-14 NICE Q lET room· ror lummer. Call 8-716$ all r 500 p.m. 5-22 ll 1:15 P.M. TYPING, .~nellCeCl, reuooable. L960 RECAL 10' x 46'. Alr-condllloner, liThe Tony Whedon Quintet . Dial '7.2-441. G·9R wubllll machln . dJY r lar,. bed MALEummer . udent : Cool )'1\110" lasy Ways To - STARTS- --...:..~...:------room. June oceupancy, Priced to ll. hou. overlook'nl low_ RIO' r. FI~e TYPING - Phone 7-38t3. 5-20R Dial 11-7704 . 8-10 bloell. (rom c mpuB. Patio. t'oollln, Order Your and loun... prlvUf' .. e~. $30.00 per 1uesday lhursday • THURSDAY· II)' " 8' LUXOR custom built, blr('b JE RR Y NVALL Electric 'l')tplll, Serv· InterIor. 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C'N.""""'S.-01DE: ------,------1955 SAF'EWAY SO, x 8'. Good condl· Afl'ROVED ROOI\IS ror ummcr. Cook. llQ'l- Must sell. Ca ll 8 · 774~ . ' 8-1 Inc Ilelllllel. 1·5652 after 6:1/0 p.m. lri." .';. ~ .. ~ 1955 NAS"UA,"'so; " 8'. EJrceli-n~ .., . 6.J:l TO:HITS 4 (.1 A'4" TODAYI " dIllon wIth stor.,e boX. '900 . ~, C II RO MS ,POR SUMM1:R sidon, RItch. PLUS - COLOR CARTOON For - Cheers 7-0a53 after 6:00 p.m. Cora! raIA~I~ ('n IlTlmf s . .BIN , 7-~~OS , 6- 18 ~~:;;;;;;;;;;;~~::: PETER USTIN OV ... At His Best! "RIVER BOAT MISSION" "RACING THRILLS" 1954 ROYCRAF1' 301 S'. alr-condl. Written • • • Directed Uoned, bln'h panelllIlg," annex. M\lBl j ""~~m~Cc~~tI?~~114.,, ' K~. ~:I~' . !~~I:6.tll - For Sport - "Champ Anglers" lell. 8-2088 aller 5:00 p.m. 5-211 - And Starring ---- ROOMS for summer. Men. DLol 7-7483 w TYPEWRITERS ~~~~~~::~=§§§~~~~~==~~§=~~ A ...., tomotlve I 11158url""t. GUDER one, III'owner. x 48'Lt I!;xcellunto bedrooms' conell· I·~iiii·iiiift;c;r;oiiii:ooiiiiii!P-iiii.m-· ;;;_____ tIo;,;r. 9 PETER USTINOV •• i I ¥ ------Una. Phone a.aooe. 5-24 e REPAIRS ENGLERT CHEVROLET: raCllo, good tire•. iIl57&KYL~42' x S', two bedroom.. SENIORS I SandraDEE I liST ATE FAIRII--lIIS , $125!.00. Phone 8-6580 aCler 7:00 P5.~. Dial 8-3030. ' 5-11 ' 11,WJ $180.00 DOWN • SALES • R!NTAU LAST ~." WILL BUY A NEW DAY - ALL STAR - IN COLOR M 0 N E Y LOA NED VO'KSWAGEN I .. John GAVIN • Picture Framing L ~ecf ROYAL De .... - MOVES TOMORROW TO THE "STRAND" - , Servi Diamonds, Cameras, ItEGULAIt PAYMENTS D-~'!>~~bly Prcej--..l Typewriters, Watche., LIIt.a.e, STAItT IN SEPTEMBEIt PORTABL •• ITANDAR~ Starts - Tomorrow DC_ ...__ .rranll.m.nll must be mad. before STILLWELL Guns, Musical Instruments ~y 15 for del~~~ ., ••• duatlon, PAINT STORE Dill 7-4535 hawkeye Imports, Inc. WIKEL THURSDAY 216 East Wub!nJtoa HOCK.EYE LOAN IOIIth aummlt at w.lnut phone 33702115 TYPEWRITER CO. - 6 BIG DAYS " . FROM SWEDEN FINE PORTRAITS la tow u "DaiSY, DaiSY, 01".. y" G/ve me yO llr O/lSlL'Cr do .. much ...... 3 Prints for $2.50 ProfeAlonai Party Plr-ture, rill hILL! crazy ~ UNIVERSITY MOTORS YOUNG'S STUDIO Ocer the (ova of you .., t . 1l1.. "* D ..... 3 '0. Dubll ue 11 u;on't be a lylislt marriage -reatMl I can't allord a carr;eJffe But you'U look Slcect TROY DONAHUE, stir .f."Plrrish" .114 "A S•••• r SPECIAL! TEEN-AGE TYPING (/, )On ,II e 1eat Pllce" 1.4 SUZANNE P~ESHETTE, th bright I.W DRIVE IN ENDS TONITE • BEGINNING JUNE 11 th Of A BlGrCLE BUILT FOR TWO" Jerry Lewis Riot - "ERRAND BOY" st.,. whe hs' the ilnf. CI,itll '1'1 ••• aisl fOR 8 WEEKS - 5 CLASSES WEEKLY They were popular when the song was written . a'J~d Technicolor Hit .- "THUNDER OF DRUMS" stlui.g ANGIE DICKINSON, tkat .11 ad til, Open to Children, I A.. , I. thru 17 theyar popular toda ,I --STARTS-- ".r•• bl. ·Bub" 1.1, ,I.s ROSSANO BRAUI, Tuition $15 (lnduCies UM of Text) We ]lave tandem bicycles and also many English and Either Mornln, or Afternoon Clls.. s Slultl ...1 f •• utiC star of "Sut. P,ciflc". American singl biey Jes for rent by th hOllI, :1·]:)'111*1 TOMORROW! Contact F. H. McClbe todlY for fNI"icullrs SHOWS. 1 :30 - 4:00 3 OF THE BEST SERVICE MOVIES 6:50 . 8:55 ON ONE BIG PROGRAM NO OTNY'S CYCLE CENTER { . "LAST FEATURE Iowa City Commercial College ':20 P,M," W•• hlngton at OulMjue Phone 7·7644 224 SOUTH CLINTON ST. • PHONE 7-5525 '., Sy Jo~ Hart' .1 • HERES A liITLE PRES~ ,. DOOr WfA~ If ~ING AUruMIIJ.· . I MADE ~'tt>u. " , , r, " Van Heflin Charles Laughton ~ , : "UNDER TEN FLAGS" • 1 Robert Mitchum - Curt Jurgens ..' e~~~~l:':..- liTHE ENEMY BELOW" '-_------..1 ______--' ~~, Cinemascope & Color John Wlyne - Maureen O'Hara BI:ETLI BAILEY By MORT WALKER "WINGS OF EAGLES" - Color _ . I .' TE~IBl-E! ~ ALI. M.Y $CIENTISTS !i:OCKET6 KEEP ARE STUMPIP: WHAT'I.!. GOING OFF COO~Er WE Pq CHAPLAIN 1 N08OC'Y CAN FIG~E OUT W~y .101 .. '''.... _ .. Il\.10 MIQ._., .. _ ...... -.. PLUS· COLOR CARTOON I AND - -.- • ~: .c .• "/ ,- .. ~ .. , I"WITHOUT TIME·REASON" "TRAD . S~Ift.i!&Ni1J ~ i ':11 iJ ,II] li(llijiJiI ~ .; ~·:;i :-~ , ... '-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, 10w_W.d., May 16, 1962 IROTC Cadets To Meet At 10:30 a.m. Thursday pIc AU ROTC cadets are to meet - ~ west of the Field House at 10:30 S.n Si._ ., ...,. a.m. Thursday Cor Governor's Day DAIRY PaoDUCTS ceremonies. ROT C otiiciaIs said Tuesday. S 0 m e misunderstanding has arisen about the exact time eaus· ing ROTC officials to emphasize thal 10:30 a.m. is the correct meet· ing time. I Yo "A ert 84 Theat! seemE end. goi moral ISCAL at tirr or the Study in Contrasts ing tc I I Two miles west of Iowa City the 9O.year-old men's bathroom in the north wing. Besid. a torn right I Johnson County Home stands, a mixture of two tow.l, a scarred drinking cup is chained to the wjth I centuries. Outfid. appearances are misleading to wall for patients. This is typical of the backward job. the av.rage person driving past. Insid., fading, faciliti.s at the home today. The peeling paint bar.s cracks in the wall of the - Photos by Judy Sulecki ing cc LU ACY rest perils (he i and' Johnson County Home Old, The the fi chara they Inadequate, in Need of Funds Can the young wage earners of today afford to pay the By JUDY SULECKI lrying in hot oil filled the long cor "Beller watch the next step, it medical bills of people over 65 who could afford to pay these Staff Writer Iridors as n small kitch n crew aw(ul weak." Millner cautiolleu. McAl/ister Submits Letter (EDITOR'S NOTE: The following I. tried to keep up its busy culinary The smell o( doughnut., faded In Iccount of the ."Istlng conditions Ind fuilitle. of the Johnson County schedule. away. and a stale odor ent~red my bills themselves? President Kennedy's plan to provide medical Home, located two mUes west of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miltner, no tril·. tOWI Clly. A bond Issue recommend. ot Resignation to Council Ing the complete re·bulldlng of the steward and matron of the John- Wat.r lined the sides of tha care for the aged would compel all who pay Social Security tax 9O·year-old structure will appelr on on County Home, devote most of d rk basem.nt, as a sing I. 60- tile November baUot. Steff writer S. W. l\lcAlIistcr. who served as I "Morc important than the tech Judy Suleckl toured the home, In. the 24 hours of the day to the 50 watt bulb swung back and forth adrmni tratil' il. si tant [or the nique, it has bcen enlightening to to pay for medical care for the aged, whether they need the spected the facllllles, Ind took photo. patients Ii ving there. They nre ns· from the bellmed ceiling. A crllck pnst fivc years, Tuesdny submitted y. itness firsthand from him the gr.ph •• ) sisted by practical nurses. of light between boards on one The station'wagon camet to a his resignation to the Iowa City principles or ethical practice, in· financial help or not. Advocating an immediate re side pierced through, shining up City Council, to bccome city )TInn· tcgrity and honesty in democracy halt on the gral'f~l·strcwn circular building oC lhe structure, Miltner on the rUity boilers in one cor agel' oC Moberly, Mo., effective at'the locnl level." driveway in front of the brick ner. Th. mortar Vias gone from s t r u c t u r ('. A brceze whistled showed the present conditions and June 11. McAllister said he was not Sllre facilities of the 9O·year old build· meny bricks. A fine y.llow pow· through the mas I\'C shaded tr 'es McAlli~t r's Jetter of resignntion when he would lcave Iowa City, The Supreme Court has ruled that Social Security is a tax ing. der sift.d down the wall to the was acceptrd by the Council in a but estimated it would be some as the screen dool' of the fronl of· touch of the fingertips. fice opened. As a nursing homo it doesn't unanimous vote. time after June 1. t In submitting the resignation !\fc· and not an annuity in which the young tax payers might con- The building, dark and impre~· begin to meet the state's mini· l p. tairs hI.' in~pection of the Allister said "It hns becn a ,'cry Mayor Leroy Mercer said: "I sive despite its Victorian stature, mum requirements for certifica· wards b~gun. In the east wing the r~' tion, he explained. Rather than "insanc" s 'clion . nrC' locatl!d. enjoyable and sntisfying experi- gret. wc .have. to accept McADJ- sider- themselves to have vested rights. The young workers of is a mislending curio. Set in lush, green countryside, the structure is rat. it as a custodial homo alone Eight men nnd seven women live ence working for the people of st~.r s rcslgnatIon. . oC about a year ago, stat. Inspec· Iwl'£'. Though none is actually dnn· Iowa City as their public servant H,e. has .been on~ of the fl~est today are presently committed to a debt which exceeds the na a part of 310 acres, 188 which over the past five years. admlOlstrntlve asslstnnts. WIt 11 are cultivatl'd. tors decided to wait and s •• what gerous to others, they, nevcrthe Outside clues to the outdat.d necessary improvemenh must less, require care. Ten rooms line "r hale conside:rcd it an honor to whom I hnve ever come Into con· tional debt. This is fiscal lunacy. Mr. Voter, structure and inadequate facili· be made. the men's "in:me" wing. The win· have bee n associatl'd with the pa ·t Ita~l. .. ties are few. But for the twist.d dows have stu!1 bars. Inside is a and pre cnt Citv Councils. r am sorry h IS lenvl.Ilg Iowa The institution does not have a "I am ex1r1;mc1y gratr(ul to City." drain pipe lying across the main state custodial license either, he bed with a thin matress and a havc had thp rare privilegc of . The other n~ember. oC t~e Co~n path to tho office, the average said. strJight·backed chair. working with one of the most out· cII werc ~nanlmous. In their praise person driving past might think Thl! tour began in the basement There is only one old bathroom standing members o( thc city man· of McAllistcr, p~rtIcularly In .the the home is a pleasant place to of the building. Walking down the on the entire 1I00r. lnsid , next to ager profrssion - former manager ~rea of purcha~Ing and orgamza· Ilv., weak stairs, my ringers scaled the a torn lowel, a scarn'Cl tin drink ing cup hang· from a steel chain. Pcter F. Roan. hOll. CAN YOU AFFORD IT? Inside. the smell of doughnuls Cor sofl brick want of a railing. "I am sincercly apprcciative of He was fr?m Men occupy the north sections .grad~ated Co.r~eIl learning (rom him the art and College ~\'1th Ius B.A. In .pohllc~l of the hom. and women the having hud the op~o.rtuni~y of elt'nce. 10 1954 .and recel ved hIS south partl. Eleven rooms com- I- technique of lhc admInIstratIOn of M.A. (10m SUI 10 1958. I pr!" the women's "insana" sec Write your Congressman and let him know. tion. ~ily artair-. A _ The Council 8(lJourned until 10 - a .m., Saturday to consider action The state inslituLon for the on the extrnsion of water mains I mf'ntally r -tard 'd tran 'fer their Hatfield, 3 Others and the awarding of contracts (or patients to the Johnson County lhe work. Home to alleviate thpir own crowd Court (Sponsored in the public intet'est by d conditions. With only a few cx· Fined in IC HARLINGEN. Tex, !A'I - Har ceptions. the 50 pntients who oc· Larry Hatfield, M, Bt'dford, paid lingen Air Force Base officials 'cupy the home now are largely said today a navigation training The Johnson County Medical Society, and supported by the county. $23, in fines and cO'ls Tuesday in Iowa City Police Court. plnne with nine persons aboard, on Because of the crowded condi a searcb mission in Mexico, is Iowa Chapter, Student American Medical Association,) tion.. paupers mu I share living !-fatCielri, Daily 10 ran columnist overdue at the base nnd presumed facilities with thc mentally reo and staff membU', was tined $10 down. son a tarded. for failure 0 yicld the right of way Zeus, The hom is kept as clean as and $;) for violating a l'cstticted self a possible, and the kitchen is kept driver's license. IIe was charged Fine busy all the time. The sanitary fa· $8 in co ·Is. evenin cilities are inadequate, and Vic· The fincs wcre in connection with menda torian. There is also a gcncrallack an automobile aCCIdent Sun day Zeus 01 suppJies and equipment. evening at Governor and Daven· Bill ell The old is mi1{ed with the new. port Streets. of A The crumbling bricks, and the Police Judge Jay H. Honohan floundering foundation are cou!lled fincd two minors each $96 and $4 with thc n"w $10,000 sprinkler sy . costs for attempting to illegally tern recently install cd. buy hcer the night of fay 12 at The Miltnen ••timatad that it lhe Anncx lavcrn. 26 E. Collcge costs about $12 per week in ac:· St. tual cost, per patient to operate They arc Veri A. Dunn, 20, !l2!i the home, Walnut St., nnd Lee C. Jenkins, Curtams are torn in many o[ 19, Tallahasse, Fla. Neither is an the rooms in the home. There are sm stud('nt. cracks in the wall, nnd hcating is Mrs. Patti MUl'ray, 36 Prospect a difficult problem. The door jams PI., pleaded guilty to a speeding are on angles in many sections of charge and was fined $15 and pnid the building. The third floor has ... in costs. Mrs. Murray is the been completely condemned. wife of James fUlTay, associate Outside among the farm build professor 0 ( political sciencc a 1 ings one may see hogs roaming n SUI. small structure once known as the College Queens choose Artcarved original Johnson County Home. Years ago the worst mental ca~85 were kept in tiny wooden What makes a girl a College Queen? Beauty and brains. cub i c I • s, Food was passed What does she look for in a diamond engagement ring? through a narrow wooden open· Beauty and value. Smart girls! ing. These 1961 College Queens, twelve of them from aU The age range of persons at the .ver tbe country. found the designs that flatter their hands hou. e is between 26 and 87. Rec· (and warm their hearts) among Artcarved's award·winning reation facilities are virtually non· existent. Ilyles. They found value, too. Every Artcarved diamond In six months a small black X ring carries a written guarantee of quality and value that will dctermine the (ate of the 90 :ia recognized by fine jewelers from coast·tQ.coasl year old $truclure. The board of You'U find the extra measure of beauty and value that supervisor' said that the issue will want in a diamond ring at your Artcarved jeweler, definitely be put on the ballot in WILL SHE BE ONE OF ,.,U ovember. listed below. Ask him to show you the designs chosen by TOMORROW'S TOP STARS? ~merica's College Queens. This pretty gal is one of doz· STOCKS RALLY ens of stage·struck kids at NEW YORK IA'I - The stock America's most unusual pub· e market today carried into its sec lic school. In this week's Post, Artcarved ond day a rally 1h31 Monday dr3\ you'll read about New York 's matically snapped a skid oC more School of Performing Arts. . . .. I DIAMOND AND WEDDING RINGS' than a week's duration. And learn which Hollywood Today's gains were whilllcd stars got started there. somewhat by early afternoon. On the average, however, the market The Saturday Ef)tllliIJg Two of the beld higher. Trading was active and the qUomtion ticker ran late ..~r--,-" lovely designs again. MAY 19 ISSUE/NOW ON SALE "Tareyton's Dual Filter in duas partes divisa est!" ~hosen by America's says Publius (Boom-Boom) Aurelius, Coliseum crowd College Queens. pleaser. From $100. Dale Carnegie Course Says Boom-Boom, "Tareyton is one filter cigarette that really delivers de gustibus. Legions of smokers are switching_ Effective Speaking, Leadership Try a couple of packs of Tareytons. They're the packs PEl FFER'S JEWELRY Romana!:~ Training, Memory & Self Confidence .DUAL FILTER . Lindale Plaza Now Forming in Iowa City Cedar Rapids free Information on Request, Write: Stote Unh'ersity of Iowa JAMES D. MARSHALL Torey/on. .., Iowa Cit)', low P,O. Box 67, New London, Iowa ~t/Jrw4'"''~-·~ir.r_JU''' .... ,. •