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DES MOfNES ~ - The [owa House slarted work Tuesday on a bill to license and control key clubs, but mired down in a morass of amendments and oratory. ew u get, The bill, sponsored by the Safety and Law Enforcement Committee, would set a 1100 a year license fee for clubs permitting their members to bring liquor on the premises for consumption if they hnve been in operation for at least 10 years be· lore next July 4. A club which h.d not been In operAtion 10 y•• rs would have to '00 p.y • IicenM foe of $1,000. .. axes, All such clubs would be required to post a bond of $5,000 which would be forfeited if they were On The Waterfront found guilty of selling liquor or FIVE OCEAN LINERS, some "f them amon, t~ ••ight .rrival. in the N.w York port .r.. Tuesday, * * * violating the liquor laws. ar. ti.d 'to th.ir pi.rs as the Cunard Line's Maur.'"nle is maneuvered by tugs into the Hud.on River The measure also provides that to st.rt • cruise. Berthed Ihips from left, QUH' Mary and Iv.rniA (elmost hidd.n by pi.rI, Libert., Unbalanced Tax On Low no club could be issued a license .r., after next July 4 unless it had Unit.d St.tes, Ciullo C.wr•. Th ••ight lin.r. c.rrled some 4,000 pass.ng.,·s and 1',000 pioces of lu ...... been In continuous operation for -AP Wlr.ph... . at least five years. " Budget VSe Incomes From Rep. Gail Rusk
• Palle 4-THE DAILY IOWAN-low. City, low_WH., April ., ns. Younkin-On A Limb Maior League Outlook Philadelphia Phillies WILLIAMS RELEASED TODAY Mauren's Hit Majors Open Celties Win BOSTO ! (,fl - Red Sox JlIgg By LOU YOUNKIN Ted Williams, confined to the N Sports Editor England Baptist Hospital for more Brings Home Thursday' than a week with a kink in hi!i neek, Last and least in the National League this year should be the Phil· NBA .Playoff NEW YORK t.fI - The big will be released today. adelphia Phillies. In their last pennant year, 1950. the Phils were paced leagues are switching the script The Red Sox oerice said WilIiam~ by such men as Richie Ashburn, Robin Robert~, Willie Jones, Gran· Winning Tally l will slay in Boston. The R d Sox ville Hamner and Curt Simmons. Now, nine years later, this same for thi year's openers. The clubs Game, 123-110 open in ew York Friday. quintet is still on hand and with the e.xception of Ashburn the whiz kids Norsemen Here Today will be in the same cities but the no longer whiz. players will be in new towns. ST. PAUL, 1inn. (,fl - Boslon's Ashburn led both leagues in hitting last season with a .350 mark. In Last Game Of Series Only about 50 per cent of last hurricane orren e blew down the He hit only two homers, which is about par for him, and drove in 33 By LOU YOUNKIN year's starters will be mannin~ Minneapolis Lakers Tuesday night runs. Prompt Service Sports Editor the ame battle tations when the 123·110 and swept the Celtics into In his 11 major I.agu. s.asons Ashburn has an average of ov.r For All Our baseball season gels under way II long 3~ lead in pro basketball's •310, always ranks among the I.aders in stol.n bases and doe. an ex· Iowa outfielder Jerry Mauren championshjp playoffs . lined a single Lo right field in the with two special openers Thurs· College Patrons cellent job of playing c.nter field. Roberts, In hl1 hey·days was the bottom of thl' 10th inning to score The high·velocity Celts need most feared hurler in baseball and he Is stili a good on •• Rob.rts has day and .a 7·game schedule on Fri· only one more victory lo regain the teammate Mike Lewi from second day. 206 National Leagu. wins in an n·year care.r. Last year he won 17 base and gh'e the Hawkeyes a 5-4 National BaskeLball Association Ind lost 14 with an earned run av.rage of 3.43 and was named the win over Luther College Tuesday. Traded Uniform. tiUe lhey surrendered a year ago com.back play.r of the year. It marRed th end of a tighUy That doesn't mean tbat halC the to St. Louis. If they whip the Lak· Ashburn and Roberts - that pretty well sums up the Phils although pitched duel bet ween southpaws players have decided to stay home ers in Minneapolis Thursday night they become the first team in the manager Eddie Sawyer will carry 23 other guys on the roster. Al Bachman of Iowa and Ken Cri· and play the markel. Most of them NBA to score a 4·game sweep of d r of the Nor emen. Both went Sawyer was the skipper in 1950 when Philadelphia won the pennant merely shifted unlforms during the the title series. and then dropped four in a row in the series to Casey Stengel's Bronx all the way - Bachman allowing six hits and Crider eight. off season trading spree. Wilh playmaking genius Bob Bombers. In 1952 the Phils decided Sawyer wasn't too good a manager The closest thing to standpat Cousy engineering the fast break and lhey fired him. Then last year in midseason they decided maybe Only On. Earned Run lineups will be of Cered by the New and Bill Russell forming a human Crider was the victim of shoddy be wasn't so bad after aU and they hired him again and cut Mayo York Yankees and the Chicago Gibraltar on defense, Lhe . Celts Smith loose - now at the Cincinnati helm. fielding. however, and only one . . . tore open a close game late ID the It is surprising to find that last place Philadelphia I.d the I.ague of the five runs scored off of him Wlute Sox, who did no swapping. first quarter and never were in In hitting last y.ar, but it is not too surprising to find th.t l,lt4 run· was earned. His brother, third Power Out At Third Once again the Yankees and Mil· \ real jeopardy after that. haseman, Keith. came up with ners w.re left on base. Bases .mpty .ingles n.v.r won any ball waukee Braves are favored. Casey But Bostpn onCe more had to four of Luther's six errors and it VIC POWER of t he Cleveland Indians was tagged out at third base by games...... Stengel will tie John McGraw's call on the deluxe troubleshooter. MILLER'S was his errot: that paved the way San Francisco's Jim Dav.nport In Tuesday's action at Des Moines. feat of winning lO pennants if he Frank Ramsey, to discourage a Pitching and defense, besides an inability to hit with men on base, to the Hawks' winning tally. Glint pitch.r Johnny Antonelli looked on. CI.veland scor.d three runs . . fourth.quarter Laker comeback Cono(o were a big reason for the 1958 eighth place finish. Despite a few new L.wls WII safe on K.lth'. in the ninth inning tD win, l-2.-AP Wir.photo. gets New York home first again. which pushed Minneapolis to with. Service faces, the outlook is the same for 1959. poor throw to open the bottom The Braves are exepectcd to in 10 points of the Cellics with 31,2 Roberts, rookie Ray Sempl'och and fireman Dick Fal'rell comprised of tn. lOth and plnch·hitt.r Bob have lrouble, with San Francisco minutes lefl. Two baskets by Ram- Corner of Capitol.. & Burlington the pitching staff. Semproch started well but tailed off the latter part Hawk moved him up with a sacri. Hawks are over the .500 mark for ' Dial 2034 Orris Hurt, May and Pittsburgh as the most re. s:.::c~y...:g~o::.:t~B:o::s:to:n::..:r:o::l::n~g..:a~ge~in:.:.:.~_~II ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Qf the '58 race. He still wound up with a 13·1L record and an ERA ot fice bunt. Maur.n th.n lac.d his the first time since returning from spected threats. 3.93 which is superlative for the Phils. Farrell was the league's top game winnina hit down the right their Arizona trip. It was the Iirst Miss Marine Meet Op.ning SchedullS reUefer the first half of the season and then he too went into a tail· field lin •. It was hii third hit of game oC the year for Luther and BREMERS~ ~ ~~ . spin. He finished with an 8-9 mark and an ERA of 3.35. the gam.. only the second lime outdoors for The Iowa track team will leave Here is the 2·day opening sched· The Norsemen sent the game in· Pitcher Jack Sanford, 1957 rookie of the year but a disappoint· to extra innings with a single tally .coach Hamlet PeLerson's nine this Thursday morning for Quantico. ule thnt iii expected to attract ~ Make BREMERS Your ~ ment in '58, was peddled to the Giants for pitcher Ruben Gomez and in Lhe seventh. With two men gone, spring. Va .. where they will participate in about 267,000 fans, par for the catcher Valmy ThDmas. Gomez was only 10·12 for the first division Delyle Fure drew a base on balls Relay Stopped Rally the Marine Corps School Relays. course. ~ Headquarters for All .~ . Californians with an ERA of 4.37, but can be sharp at times. Th. and scored on Jack Ande.rson's An excellent relay prevented Coach Francis Cretzmeyer had Thursday - American League: Baltimore at Washington. National times, however, are few and far b.tween. Thomu hit .259 as a second triple to right center. Ander on Iowa from winning the game In the planned on taking a ten man team ~ Cooper Merchandise ~ stringer...... had the other two Luther RBIs League: Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. to the event. but hurdler Bill Orris Friday - American League: Bos· Simmons was 7-14 with a 4.39 ERA last year and it appears be will with a 2·run single in the fifth regulation nine innings. Paul Bon· following a wild pitch by Bach· stead was cut down at the plate pulled a leg muscle in Tuesday's lon 1 New York, Chicago at De· never reach the greaLness expected of him. Arm trouble has slowed practice ses ion and it is doubtful man with the bases jammed. trying to score from first on a troit, Cleveland at Kansas City. ~ BREMERS ~ him considerably. Big Gene Conley, 6' 8", was acquired last week ftom if he will be able to participate. Iowa drelV first blood in lhe double by AI Klinger in the fifth National League: Cincinnati at the Braves and if the pro basketball season ever ends (he is Bill Rus· The seriousness of the injury is not third inning when Don Peden open· inning. Fure. who looks like he is Philadelphia (night), San Fran· yet known, but the Iowa coach said ~ . ~ sell's caddy for the Celtics) Conley could help Lhe sLafr. His 1958 mark ed the proceedings with a single Lhrowing the ball Qut of a well, cisco at SL Louis (nighll, Los was 0·6 wiLh a pennant winner, however. he may be lost to the team for pos· Angeles at Chicago, Milwaukee aL "' to deep short. Keith Crider then made an l'xcellent relay (rom sibly two weeks. Don Cardwell and Seth Morehead, a lefthander, are hoped to come dropped Mike Bougdanos' foul ball Dick Halverson in short center Pittsburgh. on strong this year although they have flunked previous tests. to give the Hawkeye second base· field to nip the sliding Bonstead The Hawkeye squad will enler President Eisenhower's golfing Bob Miller, another ]950 whiz kid. and Jack Meyer will aid Farrell man new life. He responded with by the closest of margins. the 440 and 88o-yard runs. the mile vacation leaves Vice-President and 2·miJe relays, distance medley, Nixon with the job of geLting the in the bullpen although Sawyer could use a southpaw for relief chores. a sharp single to left sending Pe· Peden's back-handed stab and broad jump, and the hop·step and season started at Washington. den to second. quick throw robbed Halverson of The Philadelphia infield is weak. At first base is Ed Bouche.; jump. second base George (Sparky) Anderson, Hamn.r, Harry Hannebrink Boot By Edgar at least a single in the third in· Bob Dougherty. Bob Warren, WHD SlID IT FIRST~ After Dick Weatherly had flied ning for the outstanding defensive or Joe Koppe; shortstop Chico F.rnilndez and third base Jones.J~.n. Tom Burrows and John Brown will Dental Faculty Pin A. column of Incidlntal intilliginc. Freese. out. Paul Bonstead ripped n ground play for lowa. run the 440 and 880. In the mile • ball through first baseman Roger The old Iowa bugaboo was still relay Crelzmeyer will rUIl Tom Meet Begins Thursday by JOCnll brand Edgar for an error. Peden scoring pres.nt Tuesday. Th. Hawks Hyde, Brown, Warren. and Dough· The Dental College Faculty. and Boug~anos taking third. AI stranded 13 bast runners. In erty. Bowling Tournament will be held Klinger's long fly brought Boug. Saturday's loss to Western II. danos home. linois in the first game, Iowa Ralph Lyle or Hyde will run the ill the Iowa Memorial Union on "EVERYONE TO HIS quarter in the distance medley, April 9. 16 and 23. Peden's 2-rul'l double in the Sil(o left 15 men on ba.e. In th.ir four OWN TASU" with Denny Rehder lhe half. Frank The leams for both group can interesting ~ th scored Lewis, who had ingled, home appearances the Hawks There hal never been any Dotseth running the three·quarter, Include from two to five members. Iraq. . .':' ~ and Mauren, who was on ba e via have left 41 base runners strand. accounting for tastes, and of Houses in ': and Jack Hill finishing with the and players will be cho cn from the man who appreciated ,,//," I another error by third baseman .d. mile. the top bowlers in dentistry this this truth fint was francais t ! ('I Crider. to account for the other Luther will be here again today Robelais. In his "Pantagru.I", two Iowa runs. in the wrap·up of the 2·game Lyle, Rehder, Dolseth, and Hill year. Chamber o'{ ·' will run the 2·mile relay, and The winning leam will receive a he coined this now·famous ) ) For Bachman it was his first series. Game lime is 3:30. Iowa judgment: , Brown will enter the broad jump J plaque that will hang in Lhe main ASHBURN SIMMONS ROBERTS POST win of the y.ar against one 10Sl. coach OUo Vogel aid Tuesday ...... 46,127 and the hop, step and jump. entrance of the Dental Building. "Every an. fa his fa"., o. Ih. woman laid wh.n she ...... 1ll.87Li Bouehce,..after a good year in 1957, missed the first part of the '58 Th. littl. I.fty fann.d 11 Norse. night it will be either Al Klinger men - six of th.m on a called ( 1~ ) or Bob Pearl (2-1) on the kissed h.r cow." ...... 204,629 ' season and'wound up with a .257 mark and nine homers. He is no ...... 319,296 )' third .trlk •• Fur. was hi s favor- mound for the Hawkeyes . 1959 Frank Chance around the bag. ite targ.t, going down on strikes A 3·game series is slated this ...... 15,28a ' ~ "'.AClICE WHAT Anderson, a Dodger farmhand, is the No. 1 candidate for second four timlS. H. walked only four. weekend with Bradley here Friday ...... 68,906.1\ YOU 'REACH" base. Not a particularly good hitter, Anderson is a fine glove man a nd Crld.r walk.d eight and fanned for a single game at 3;30 p.m. and ...... 766,ml" Sounds like odvice right oul a fast runner. Hamner has been bitten by the injury bug and has been four. a doubleheader Saturday at 1:30 RENAULT ,ii ( of "Poor Richard", bul Piau· was PUt JI going at half speed since the turn of the century while Koppe and Han· Iowa's record is now 5-4 and the p.m. Th. Second Fastest Seiling Import in U.S. tus soid it many centuries I'vIJu.·a ...", ot,,1 nellrink are Milwaukee expendables and if the Braves can trade'" away Tuesday's box score: before Ben Franklin. Clas· r..UTtU;1t (4) "8" ItDI po of pt't,- ? second basemen their worth cannot be too much. sical.cholars,of course, know Indian 3·Run 9th Beats D. lial\'crson, cf .. 3 0 0 2 "2 D.llver.d in this statement In ils original be found to b~ ,Stan Lopata at Milwaukee now alter last week's trade, homer as the Baltimore Orioles "''(aU1''A",. Boehm""_ 'Ken Crider. Hawk. BAXTER lege men who have .een at 5 tp .... 1 Thomas and Carl Sawatski appear to be the top catchers on the club sailed past the Philadelphia Phil SF- KUnger. SB-Peden. K.wn.... the n.w Jock.y Striped Klinger. DP-Peden to Bon.tead to Cb.' (i'.1 Dick "Gild Friday.oil - not a very heartening prospect.. The slow·footed Sawatski hit only lies, 5-~, and fi~e Chi~ago Cub Kewney. LOB-Luther 7. Iowa 13. Ell( G·(866 MOTORS, INC. EM :-13]( SKAtHS. Jockey stylists IP "R EIt W 0 have token this 100% with ·thell! .233 last year but is a home run threat. Thomas a righthanded swing. r~und ·t rJppe rs paid off III a~ ~·7 Ken Crider (L 0·11 .. 9'. 8 5 I 8 • . .' '. • . Will over the Boston Red Sox 10 11 Bachman IW 1·11 .. 10 6. 4 411 A. Ave. & 7th St. NE, Cedar Rapid. Dial EM 3-0211 str.tch nylon bikini·slyl. volume,,1/f 1 cr, and Sawatskl, a lefty, Will probably share the recelvlllg duties. innings Walt Mo Dale L g tlJMj,' WP - Bachman. Umpires - Quimby, bri.f. .. add.d candy Philadelphia has done very little to improve a last place situation and AI Dark hit on~y:~d Earl A::r Klump"r. Tlme-2:32. stripes ... and produced a the Sel? at and I can't sec how the Phillies can escape the bollom rung again ill two for the Cubs while Don Bud. garment you'lI reolly enjoy , IOQ')l in 1959. At least PhJladelphia fans can cheer for Richie Ashburn. din and Dick Gernert hit for the wearing. RT: Gril!II'I ') ~ This column completes the major league outlook. Below are listed distance for the Sox. "Tasso"hbY BREMERS~~~~~ SKANTS is cut high on the my predictions for the coming season with the 1958 finish in paren Third' S)IIdJ ~2 sides with a low waistbond 's OPERATION FOR S.MMONS I ~ ' r theSis: and comes in a choice of . NATIONAL LEAGUE PHILADELPHIA IA'I - South· r.d, block, green, rust or Prior to ' thil III AMERICAN LEAGUE Call Them Anything You like! ~ blu. slripes. Look for Macbride Iv L Pittsburgh (2) 1. New York (1) paw Curt Simmons of the Phil a SKANTS-in stripes, or 101· Shcm, .for 1V.IoI.m 2. San Francisco (3) 2. Detroit (5) d e lp~ia Phililes will be operated on Fridny for the removal of a Ids-In the Jockey d.parl· 1 be teatui'1d. 11 3. Milwaukee C1l 3. Chicago (2) bone chip from the elbow of his ment at your campus store. 4. Los Angeles (7) 4. Boston (3) - pitching arm, the club said Tues· Slacks- Breeches- Pants 5. Cleveland (4) 5. Ginclnnati (4) day. It was estimated that even ~ rllhloned by the hou .. 01 6. Chicago (5*) 6. Kansas City (7) with a successful operation and I , 7. Sl. Loui ~ (5-) 7. Baltimore (6) a good recovery Simmons would 6. Philadelphia (8) 8. Washington (8) be lost for at least half the year. WE IdAVE ThiEM ~ Meet your friends Shirts and Dry Cleaning at the Annex, Call them slacks, or pants - they still lire pants and whal a selection we have. Fine wash ~ You'll fina a IN BY and wear Polished Coltons, Cotton Cords, Dacron and Cotton. Dacron, Dacron and Worsted 9 a.m. Tropical, fine imported Wool and Dacron Tropicals, in all newest colors and models. complete stock of Beer just naturally Come a nd select several pair - You've never seen so many pants. tastes better at ~ Jockey Skan's, Boxers OUT BY 4 p.m. 'Doc' Connell'sl ~ and 1-Shirts heree 1~1 'l' LAUNDRY AND " ·Ii~ " I " .\ The Annex DRY CLEANING .' . 'EWERS 0"", 7 I.m. to • p_.m. " tTI ·1I . , I 26 E. College fNtn 'linens" • 315 I. Mlrtcet .' ___-4..- .... - ...... _ BREMERS ~ __.. .- THE DAILY IOWAN-lowl City, lowl-Wed., April.,· "59-P... ~ T~stifies €ian'g Took Nye .Faces Cuba . Court Saturday HAVANA (uPI) - Alan Robert mountains to kill Castro. I have Union ·D.espite Bribe Nye, U.S. Navy bomber pilot in fuil faith and con£idence in Cubao the Korean War, will face a Cuban justice." , WASHINGTON I UPI) - A Sen- carne after a CIO official had turn and others placed Hoffa squarely revolutionary military court Sat He appeared cocky and confident Ate Rackets Committee witn Ied down a $10.000 bribe offered for in the picture of juke box racket urday night on the charge of hav· then and said he was not repre swore Tuesday that Delroit juke a charter in his organization. eering in his home town of Detroit. ing accepted money to kill Pre· sented by an attorney "and I have New L. boI operators paid Tea.msler boss Testimony about the alleeed pay Committee chairman John Mc· mier Fidel Castro. made no request for one." He said James R. HoUa and an associate ofC came from Victor de Schryver, Clellan (D·Ark.! said racketeers Nye, formerly oC Chicago &lid he did not want his Criends or par. had moved in on both unions and ents to pressure Castro on his be ".000 to keep underworld· backed former juke box operator and trade management in the industry. Coral Gables, Fla., was arrested May competitor, from getting a Team- association . president. The oper in Oriente Province nearly four half. I, . II ster Union charter. alors wanted to be in a union so One witness, Neil Holland. a months ago, and was brought to American embassy officials who But about a year later, accord. ther COUld. u e pickets to protect former ClO juke box union olllcial. Havana early in February. He is have visited Nye at the prison have inC to testimony. the gangland- their locatIons .from being taken swore that Hoffa once oHered to held in La Cabana Fortress Prison. reported he was treated well. Sp,a fix an extortion charge against tln,eel operators won control over over by compelltors. His trial will be held in the 0[' him if he would pay $5,000 to a a Teamster local anyway. That The testimony by De 6chryver "money-hungry" prosecutor in Pon ficers club in the {ortress. Revo Mountaineers Will lutionary authorities have not Indi· tiac, Mich. cated so far whether the trial wi11 Sponsor Hike To Holland, who eventually was ac be open to the press or the public. quitted of the charge, called his 400 New Orientation Leaders arrest a frame-up. Comlnittee Nye has been steadfast in deny Coralville Lake ing the cbarge. Although revolu· Iowa Mountaineer's Club will counsel Robert F. Kennedy said tionary authorities said they had Jlolland's story stood up against a sponsor a spring hike to the Coral· tape recordings of a "conCession" ville Reservoir Sunday. The five· lie detector test taken in New York ICE SKATE - Th. U5S Skat., nucl.or powered submarine, breaks up through solid ice somowhore n.. r which Nye denied he made. Begin Training Here Thursday City Monday. mile ! fce leaves at 2 p.m. from the North Pole in this graphic pictur. that became available today wh.n the vessel returned to her The former Navy flier is virtual the East entrance of the Iowa Nearly 400 new orientation lead· Orville A. Hitchcock, proCessor of De Schryver testified that the Speech; and Eugenia F. White· home port of N.w London, Conn. The boat spent a total of 12 days under Arctic ic. on h.r $4Icond Ki.n ly incommunicado at La Cabana Memorial Union. ers for next fall are scheduled to $6.000 payoff was funnelled to Hof tific .xploratory trip to the area. AP Wirephoto. where he is not permitted to have A campfire supper and talk by attend the rirst meeting of a head. professor and chairman o( fa and Bert Brennan, another De visitors other than American em· Wendel Simonson, Iowa City area Freshmen Orientation Training Home Economics. troit Teamster, by putling their bassy officials. His mother, Mrs. conservation officer will be Ceatur· School Thursday. The school, which Student panel members are Bill wives on the payroll of an inde Helen Lynch, flew here from Whit ed at the hike. Simonson will talk has been reorganized from last Whitney, A4, Aurelia, and Judy pendent juke box local headed by A-Sub Skate ing, Ind., last week and was on the sporting and recreational year's will be held from 7:30 to Clark, A3, Cedar Falls. Eugene (Jimmy) James. Father Henry To Lecture granted permission to see him, plans of the Coralville Reservoir. 1:30 p.m. in Macbride Auditorium. The 400 orientation leaders will Hoffa told tho commlttH two however. A boat trip on the lake will al80 tricity The basic difference in this be split into nine groups to learn y.. n 0,0 that ho INned $2,_ Triumphantly She said Cuban offieials had re be held by the mountaineer group. 40uples: year's program, is the Thur day the mechanics of the orientation or $2,500 to Jomel to holp him At SUI Friday On Plotinus layed to Castro her plea for the Registration for the hike rna, Robert night panel discussion on the pur· program in various meetings to ... up tho local and that Mrs. 1i[e of her son. She returned home be made at Lind's Camera Shop on the pOses of orientation, said Lon Barr, be held April 9 through April 31. Hoffa and Mrs. Brennan wer. Father Paul Henry, S.J .• former translation of the Greek tl}xt of unexpectedly, apparently after re before April 10. A $1 registration ment of A2, Souix City. Barr and Carol put on the payroll 01 a mun, of visiting Fulbright professor at SUI, Plotinus. Two volumes of this work Comes Home ceiving assurances of an early trial fee wl\1 be charged. way for i repayl", the I...... They ...ntual· will lecture on "The Sources and Trope, A2, Pooria, are co-chair· have already appearcd. GROTON, Conn. IA'I - The Amer for him. The men oC the training chool. Iy drew about $6,100. Originality of PloUnus" Friday at In recent years, Father Henry ican nuclear submarine Skate, the Although no formal indictment Women's Phys Ed cou~le, Barr explained that they hope Pan hellenic But according to De Schryver 8 p.m. in the Senate Chamber of has lectured at a number of uni· against Nye has been filed, revo light to expand the trainin, school pro· and other witnesses, James was Old Capitol. versities in this and other coun· first ship ever to surface at the lutionary authorities have accused Heralds Spring Arrival . gram from past years by concen· financed by the trade association A native of Louvain, Belgium, tries. While at SUI during the North Pole, returned home Tues him informally of attempting to A change planned for next trating on training the leaders in and needed no help from Hoffa. Father Henry is professor of spring semester of 1956 he taught day after an historic scientific and shoot Castro for $100,000. week's program in the , Women's Offrcers in the departments of Classics and a deeper knowldge of the SUI They said the purpose of the local Theology at the Institut Catholique sentimental journey. Early in February, Nye was Physical Education Department reo ' eampu . It the leaders are famil was to protect association memo in Paris. He studied in Belgium, P~ilosophy as well as the School of permitted to see newsmen and he flects the fact that spring has iar with opportunities that the cam bers Crom competition. England and France, and holds the Religion. "We learned," said the proud told the UPI at the time: reaUy arrived. pus offers. Barr continued. they Are Named In 1946, they said, the associa· degree of Docteur es Lettres from In 1957 he taught at the Uni skipper, Cmdr. James F. Calvert, .. I have made no conCession at Courses such as tennis, archeryr versity oC Pennsylvania. Lasl will be of greater help to incoming The election and appointment lion's territory was invaded by the Sorbonne. "lhat the arctic can be llsed by all, and I certainly haven't signed golf, canoeing, water activities, summer he gave a series of lec and a softball·volleyball sequence Creshmen. of a new slate of Panhellenic 0( rival operators who were obtain- Father Henry is one the world's tbe U.S. Navy In winter as well as one." Then, denying the accusa· tures at Boston College, and is will take fuJI advantage of the reo With these aims in mind, the ficers and chairmen was completed ing machines from the Bilvin Dis- foremost authorities on the teach summer." tion against him, he said "I did panel will also discuss educational tributing Co. Ings oC the Greek Neo·Platonic currently a visiting professor at not go to the Sierra Maestra freshing out-of·doors. Tuesday at a Pan hellenic meeting Duke University. The mission of the Skate's sec jlttltudes in connection with well· in the Office of Student Affairs. Joseph Brilliant, another former philosopher, Plolinus. He bas writ balanced college life, and the at Father Henry will leave for ond trip to the North Pole - she Elected to executive offices are: operator and trade association ten several books on Plotinlls and South America where he is sched titudes and ideas that a fre hman Mary Beth Garvy, AS, Iowa City, leader, said it was understood that his influence on Christian thought. sailed under it last August - was prinas to collcge with him, said uled to lecture at a number of president; Kathy McCormick, AS, the Bilvin operation was backed by Currently, Father Henry and a universities, when he completes to compare ice conditions in the Barr. La Grange Park, 111., vice·presi Angelo Meli, identified by the com- Swiss collaborator are engaged in Hugh E. Kelso, associate pro· the semester's work at Duke. arctic in winter with those of sum 0a~.1- denl; Linda Brown, A2, Oskaloosa, mlttee as one of Detroit's top hood- preparing a definitive edition and The lecture Friday will be spon fessor of Political Science, will lums. ------.----- mer. (Br 1M A tIIIIor 0/" RaUlI RII1'M tile '141. Bore! "all4, secretary; and Judy Gardner. A2, sored by the Graduate College, "Bare/oot BovlIJiIh ChI,l.") moderate a panel consisling of Waterloo, treasurer. Kennedy said it appeared the The answers provide, said the Dirck W. Brown, coun elor to men; School of Religion, Department or The orficers were selected in ac Bilvin group was "looking for a Philosophy and Department 01 38-year-old Calvert, "the key to cordance with a constitutional re union" and that Hoffa and Brennan Typing Champ Classics. military control of the Arctic vision enacted this year. The reo were paid $6,000 by the association Ocean." to keep them from granting the HOW TO BE A vision calls for two delegates irom . The submarine, which left her SEATO Has each soro(ity, which had previously Bilvin outfit a Teamster charter. 'THUMPING BIG SUCCESS ON CAMPUS sent only one, and election of the De Schryver generally agreed. Scheduled For To Maintain home berth here March 4., re president by the delegates. The of· August Scholle, president of the mained under ice for 12 days last fice of president had previously AFL·CIO state council in Michigan, month and logged 3,090 miles. She While up in the attic last week hiding from the ta.x man, I came Proven Its surfaced 10 times, once right at rotated among the 13 sororities in testified about a visit he received , Stepped-Up aol'08l a letter, yellow with age, that dear old Dad bad sent m. SUI Meeting the pole. Panhellenic. from two tough· looking juke box when I 11'11 .. freshman. I reproduce it below in the hope that Chairmen appointed by the new operators. Typing champion Cortez w. While floating at the pole be it may light your way as it did mine. officers arc: Kathy Kelly, AS, New· Scholl. .old tho ,.lr tried to Peters, whose speed of 14l 5·stroke River Flow tween big ice rifts, Calvert and "Dea.r Son, (Dad always called me Son. This w... hort ·for Worth: Dillon ton, AWS representative; Ardith his crew carried out a last wish buy a CIO charter and offered wotds per minute has won him the The rate of flow oC the Iowa Sonnenbe"rg, whlch used to be my first name. I traded it ~t him $10,000 to obtain _. He oC Sir Hubert Wilkins, the late WELLINGTON, N.Z. CUPIJ Amdahl, DX. Estherville, Junior title of "World's Amateur Cham· River through the Coralville flood year with a man named Max. He threw in two outfielders and Panhellenic representative; Anna ,aid th.y kept Insi,tl"l thot polar explorer, hy scattering his U.S. Undersecretary of State C. pion Typist," will demonstrate his control dam remained unchanged, a' iert-handed pitcher .•. But I digress.) . Douglas Dillon told the ~EATO Gandolfo, A3, Rockford, Ill., schol· ".verybody had a price" and typing prowess at the second typ although it is causing flooding ashes into the blowing snow of" a Pact Council of Ministers here arship chairman; Gretchen Meier, couldn', understand why he turn Ing conference here April 16 . downstream. This announcement savage wind. "Dcar Son. (Dad wrote) I Tuesday that the 8·nation South· A3, Council Bluffs, rush chairman. th.m down. Seventeen nearby high schools was made by the district office of Cal vert declined to discuss any "I suppose you are finding college very big and bewilderinl, east Asia ;'protective shield" had Kay Kellam, AS, Greenfield, so H. could not remember the the army corps oC engineers at military aspects of the voyage, in· .nd maybe a little frightening too. Well, it need not be that w'1 • proven Its worth by forestalling cial chairman; Margie Ladd, A4, name, of hi' visitors but ho ,old Rock Island, 111. cluding the possibility of sending if you will follow a. few simple rules. Communist aggression in the Iowa City, public relations; Kay thoy looked Ilk. choracter. out The river flow has been increas· missile·firing submarines into the ,"First of all, if you have any problems, t/lke them to your treaty area. Lund, A3, Dixon. Ill.. special pro· of a Hollywood .an.,ter mol\'. ed to 10,000 cubic feet per second polar region that overlooks the So teachers. They want to help you. That's what they are there for. Dillon said the United States jects; and Carol Ann Hughes, A3, About a month later, Scholle as compared to 4,000 ds. last viet Union. Perhaps they seem a little aloof, but that is only because they I "takes deep satisfaction" in the Sioux City. activities chairman. said. the Teamsters issued a char· week. This increase is intended to are I!O busy. You will lind your teacllCTS warm 88 tout IJ/ld Elected by all-Pan hellenic vote achievements of the Southeast ter to James, who had lost the create enough storage space in the f,iendly as pupa if you will call on them at an hour when ~he1 were: Janice Phelan, A2, Shenan· Asia Treaty Organization in a charter for his independent local. reservoir {or spring rain runoff are not overly busy. Four a.m., for instance. statement opening the fifth SEATO doah and J.udy Gardner, repre He said he dJd not know whether during the next three months, ac STUDENTSI sentatives to Central Judiciary cording to Maj. Vernon Pink.ey, "Second, learn to budget your time. What with classetl, actlvi I Council Meeting. it went to the same people who Start the day right at Reich', studying. and soeialliCe ali competing for your time. it is Board; Judy Clark, A3. Cedar Falls tried to buy a charter from him. executive officer of the district. 'ies, Dillon told foreign ministers, de Meet with your friend. for easy to fall into sloppy habits. Set up II rigid schedule and stick - and Sybil Norton, A3, Spencer. But he said he assumed it was for About 40 residents of a down breakfast or just coffft. • fense ministers and other delegates to it. Remember, there are only 24 hOlll'S a day. Three of these from eight countries tbat the representatives to Student Council. the same purpose. stream area were told the same in On. efl9, toast, coff ••, 44c hours muat be spent in clall8. For every hour in class you mWl~, ' SEATO Pact, formed in Septem· "What thev didn't 2et from YOU formation by John Story, manager and juice for lu,t or course, spend two hours studying. So there go six more ber, 1954. "has fully lived up to obviously was supplied by the I of the flood control project. Hun Now opon houTS. Then, as we all know, for every hour studying, you mUBt: lis vital role as an integral part Mack, Whiteside Teamsters," said Sen. McClellan. dreds of acres of farm bottomland$ 7:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. , of the free world's collective de· Asked why Hoffa would grant near Hms are presently flooded. spend two hours sleeping. This accounts for twelve more houn. fense system." Jury Considered such a charter, Scholle said some Story also told the group that Reich/s Cafe Then there are meals-three hours ellch for breakfast and lunch, I "Only in the upside down Ian. persons in the labor movement the present flow was not being four hours for dinner. Never forget, Sonnenberg, you must 21 S. Dubu ue , guage of international Communism WASHINGTON (.fI - Prolonged were "unfortunately victims oC primarily maintained to speed con· chew each mouthful twelve llUndred times. You show me a I is SEATO anything but a purely questioning of prospective jurors their owp fears" of economic in struction of boating and picniC backward Itud'lIt, and I'll show you a man who bolts hit food. defenSive alliance established in Tuesday slowed 'selection of a security and yielded to the tempta facilities, although construction accordance with the United Nations panel to try Richard A. Mack and tion of the "Cast buck." personnel are eager to begin the charter," Dillon declared. Thurman A. Whiteside on charges work. Heating-Cooling The conference. meeting in the oC plotting to influence the award Cortez Peters According to A. F. Burleigh of oC a Miami television permit. the engineering section, it is es· , Parliament BuildJng here, was at· When U.S. Dist. Judge Burnita Classical Meet 141 Words Per Minute tcnded by high-level delegates timated that the present flow must S. Matthews adjourned court Cor will send two students from first· be maintained until April 18 to pro from the United States, Britain, the day, Mack's chief counsei, France, Austria, New Zealand. Here Saturday year tyPewriting classes to the con· vide sufficient space in the reser, Nicholas Chase, said he still had The annual Iowa Classical Con voir. BRANDTS Pakistan, Thailand and the Philip ference, which is sponsored by the up scores of questions to ask the 73 ference. jointly sponsored by the SUI department of business edu The present flow is causing pines. members oC the jury panel. to a Three key reports will consUtute SUI department of classics and cation. The high school visitors will fieldwork hardships now , Leonard 207 North Linn Whet! Chase finishes his ques· Carlson. an engineer. said. I Less the main agenda Items during the the Extension Division, will be held participate in a series of seminars poDs :had ·tioning today, Whiteside's chief here Saturday. Thl; dam is capable of allowing 'phone 8·0741 conference of the policy-making counsel, Arthur H. Hilland. will and contests to improve their typo , , still bei ng c council. Most important topic will The conference, which will begin ing knowledge. a flow of twice the present volume, take over. if necessary. ity o!.oer Re be a confidential paper prepared Mack, Cormer member oC the at 8:30 a.m. with registration in A Royal portable typewriter wUI Sh~e/lan me by SEATO Secretary·Generai pote Federal Communications Commis· the Senate Chamber of Old Capitol. be given to the winner of the typing to 1., t Sarasin. It deals with the organiza· sion, and WhIteside, well·to-do Mi· is open to students as well as to contest and awards will be made Sheehan, ; tion's work and situation in the ami attorney, are charged with college and high school teachers to other contestants. The public had begge ' treaty area with regard to its se an illegal conspiracy in connection and administrators from all areas. is Invited to attend the demon "the Demo< The public is also invited to attend curity and its economic, social and with the award of a permit to stration at 10:45 a.m. in Macbride II dictator ma cultural advancement. all sessions. which will be held in audJtorium. "But eollege more thaD just sleeping, eating, and studyiIll. Public Service Inc. for a Channel S.TUDENTS There are also many interesting activities which you must not Daley, w: A second big item will be the 10 TV station in Miami. Public the Senate Chamber. Winner of the "World's Accuracy round up report of the pact council of repre. Service is a subsidiary oC Nation· Presiding over conCerence ses Trophy" and a runner·up in the rhi8l. You'll want to give at least three hours a day to the campua leaders in h newspo.per, and, of course, another three hours each to the sentatJves outlining activities pro· al Airlines. It won the award in sions wiD be Oscar E. Nybakken, proCessional division of the Inter· Win Full-Year Tuition c~ned in p jected for the next fiscal year and a 4-way contest. as§Ociate professor and acting head national Typewriting Con t est, dramatio and music clubs. And let's say a total of eight houte jorJtl( than sellinl the new annual budget. In addJtion, Whiteside is ac· or the ,classics department; Roger Peters will demonstrate the funda· SC,holarship ($220) daily to the stamp club, the debating club, and the foreign set by the I The third item involved review cused at corruptly innueucing A. Hornsby, assistant professor mentals of porper typing technique affairs club. Then, of course, nine or ten houl'8 Cor fenoing and cralic hoss and confirmation of the minister Mack to vote for Public Service. of classics. and Peter G. Arnott. and will perform a variety of In bird-walking, and another ten or twelve Cor ceramics and three The vote of • report prepared by SEATO And Mack is accused of taking visIting classics lecturer. stunts. Cf&rd monte. that it appe military advisors durin, three days money from Whiteside in return o "Finally we come the most important part of day lose his bid for his vote for PublJc Service. Marlboro - Parliament to each of talks that ended last Saturday. \ ...... •.•.•..••••.•...... •...... what I call 'The Quiet Time.' This is a period in which you Sheehan, . . -1t UNIVERSITY CONCERT COURSE •• SUI Contest renew yourself-ju8t relax and think great thoughts and smQ\e •• A & H INSURANCE PRODUCERS Marlboro Cigirettes. Why Marlboro? Because they are the En~ineer • natural oomplement to the active liCe. 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I..... 0,."""" ....~. kindly old Mother is 8ueh a creature of hllbit that, thousb lhi& M.1n L...... 1"0 MemerI.1 Un. 'OUI adllutcs fL _AY ~ ...... fw .... 1oorIIv1rl.... • fwllllly. ber quite hard Reveral times, I could not dissuade her. w...... III Fr.MhIIa ..... INQUlt, The IUCCtl Stu4ent Tick... free ..... ,...... I Den. \ -will b. ...Mck",M • ,_.,.., -... fw Iarte ..... Put your .,timote, nome, and address on any port of a Keep 'em flying, ~glncer!" University Staft tldlltl ...... Iv s,.it -.4 ~ -'I ...... I "'WIII vited to db __ .... "",'ee ., Marlboro, Parliament, Philip Morris pock or reasonobl. Dad." TiclI.et distributiorl Iowa Memorial t1nion East Lobby DeIk be ...... ~ facsimile and drop in collectIon bOl( at Racine'•. Drawing m~ with t "Mini Frida),. April 10, 9 a.m. to 5:. p.m., Saturday. April II, •• ..,,_ ""e.rM. .1'" .... 111_ - • to decide winner in. event of tie . 1 tThe mecti 1 to 5 p.m., Monday and TueIdar, April 13 and W, 9 a.m. to 5:. • nlly and I"t. • '. I p.m., wedDesday. April IS, 9 a.m. to • p.m. Tickets available to CONTEST STARTS,I MIDAY, APRIL 10th II ue lh~ • tile General public, Tuesday. April 14, 9 a.m. ..,.-, mbN ad... t6 'rethmen-#md uppercIG ..m... foo. 1 AND ENDS SUNDAY, MAY 3rc1, II non·"'t" ell"."" .rt I/our pl... ur., lIou"" I/Our p ..... I T.... US1l Ixt. ~ ..,.. ",'th 1hll/6 Morrll, mad. "" eh. mcker. 01 ".r' ..... THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, low_Wed., April I, ns,-pate S I, - nSf-p.I' 2 Faubus Warns Government Pre-School Group To Meet New Kurd Threat News Digest The Parents Cooperative Pre Young Children." School will hold its IIY.lnthly meet· Election of officers Cor the com· Powerful Sonic Boom From Jet Of Creating All Kinds Of Hell ing Thur day at 8 p.m. at Llle ing year \l'ilI al 0 take place. Iran'ions Parent Pre·School build ; n~, to East Applications for the enroltmenl of ~",ncerns More Damaging Than .Earthquake LITLE ROCK. Ark. (UPf) -Gov. Pore a federal court mliug is hand larket. Orval Faubus 'I\lCsday warned the ed down . A 3·judge lederal court three and four years olds for the T a possible new Kurdish tribal Miss Shirley Moore oC tile Child RAN, Iran (uPIl - Iranian SAN FRANCISCO (uPI ) - A double onic boom so powerful that Cederal courts there will be trouble will bear arguments against the Call semester may be made by Government and political sources threat" against Iran. I Castro. I have it caused more damage than a recent strong earthquake jolled the San in Litlle Rock's high chools next two laws May 4 by the National Welfare Station will discuss "Philo calling Mr . Robert Rosenberg at expressed concern Tuesday about rdence in Cubia They said the allti·lranian Kur· Francisco Bay Region Tuesday. Call if the schools arc opened in Association for the Advancement sophy of Group Experience for 2616. dish movement might be aided by Thousands of frightened residents thought it was another earth tegrated_ of Colored People. neighboring Iraq a nd Russia_ ky lind confident quake or a violent explosion. " If the Federal Government or· Faubus aid a dual system of CAN SAVE THE was not repr&. Reports from Abadan on the Tall buildings shook, scores oC windows were shattered and plaster ders the schools opened on an schools similar to those in Front ONE HOUR MARTINIZING "and 1 have New A-Energy Iraq.Iran border said Mullah Cell or cracked in a 7j·mile strip that included San Francisco and the integrated basis in September, I Royal, Va .. might be the solution in I Mustapha Barzani headed the new e WAYJ one." He said pelllnsuia cities to the south. am not going to use my police Lillie Rock. Y 0 U friends or par· Kurdish movement with the aid of A sprinklel' ystem blew up at Alameda aval Air Station at the power to Corce integration," Fau· In Front Royal, the Federal Gov· on his be- Iraqi premier Gen. Abdel Karim May Power moment of the boom Inoon Tuesday). Officials were not positive, but bu s said. ernment ordered schools opened Kassem. " Such an order would create all integrated. The schools opened that L II Barzani was the Communist said the boom might have caused a sudden change in water pressure. Some residents reported seeing the vapor trail from a high flying kinds of helL Then they would say way but white students shunned Kurd who llld a rebellion in north· 'let the governor take care of it.' " the public schools. and attended ern Iran several years ago. The jet a-t the time oC the boom. However Navy and Air Force ba es in the Space Travel "Take care of it - hell! ThaI's private and other schools instead Kurdish revolt sought to establish area denied that any faster·than·sound planes were up a~ the time. the Government's job," he said. oC gOing with the Negro students. I LOS AMALOS, N.M. (A'I - An a "democratic autonomous reo omic device no bigger than a public. " Norstad: No Pullback Of Troops Faubu said the pos ible al\swer " I don't think the people of \he to the city's integration problem city (Little Rock ) are in a mood n of frozen fruit juice kept an Iran finally squashed the rebel· Until Reds Agree To Check System be to take integration," Faubus aid. ~eetric light bulb lit for 12 hours, lion and th revolutionaries fled. , might two acts pa sed by the Los Alamos Scientific Labora· Arkan as Legislature last August. e Barzani went behind the Iron WASHINGTON (UPI) - Gen. up over the past 10 years if there t ry annqunced Tuesday. A scien· The law allowed Faubu to clo c Curtain. Lauris Norstad Tueliday firmly wali nothing more than a "hope SASSER LEAVES 's Club will t 5t predicted its development opposed . any pullback of troops of som.thing better." the schools and Jet the State Board GLENWOOD lA'I _ Alfred Sasser oulcj pave the way for interplane· When Kassem seized power in of Education transfcr funds Crom to the Coral. Iraq last July, Barzani appeared along the Iron Curtain unlen The general stood firm on the the Little Rock School District to Jr., resigned supcrinlehdent oC the . The five. t ry travel. Ulere. Yesterday the semi-official Russia agreed in writin9 - and troops pullback, or "disengage. other districts. Glenwood State School, has left Odorle.. , Moth at 2 p.m. from The device is part of a process Middle East news agency reported "bold print" at that - to an ade· proof Dry CI.anin, ~i0: converts atomic power into ment" issue, despite charges in I "There will be trouble and plenty there with his family, Dr. J . O. of the Iowa in Cairo that 850 Kurdish warriors quate inspection syst.m. of it if the Federal Government Cromwell said Tuesday. el tricity without the use of luI" had arrived at Hasrah. Iraq. from Norstad, Allied Commander in the British press that h. had bine , and generators. the labora· does not allow stale and local Cunds Dr. Cromwell, slate menIal Russia. • Europe, said he would fight any be.n doin2 "his vocif.rous damn· to aid in the education of stu· health director who has taken OV r t~ . ild. move that would cut down the dest" IIgalnlit proposals that The reports from Abaden said dents." Faubus said. operation of the chool until a new DON1T LET I THE PRICE It. s10kesman said the process Barzan was on han~ to greet the " very real strength" which North might ease tenliion over Berlin Chief Justice Ca rleton Harris o[ superintendent is named. said it ~as several hundred times more Kurdish warriors who arrived Atlantic Treaty forces had built and Germany. the Arkansas Supreme Court said is expected Sa ser will be back po (u) than any used before in aboard a Russian ship. Political the court would probably rule on Ib eCore he leaves the state payroll FOOL YOUI con vetting atomic power into clec· circles here said the 850 Kurds Cigarette Smoke May Shorten Youth, constitutionality o[ the laws be- May 30. tricity . with the use of thermo Many people Ceel that low were trained for subversion and Life Of Smoker, Expert Suggests quality is synonymous with I UIII~''''IIt:I~r group. ~lIplcs. constitute a "growing headache for low price. It just isn't so. Our the hike may Robert W. Pidd. the consultant Iran." BOSTON (A'I - A chemical in cigarette smoke perhaps makes tremendous volume allows us Camera Shop on the project, said the develop· The Kurds in Iraq may try to smokers age {asler and die sooner, a scientist suggested Tuesday. IOWA'S FINEST to make less on each ham· $1 registration ment of the device would pave the drum up popular Iraqi support for This chemical, acet.aldehyde, ma es animal lendons stiffen up in a . . . way for interplanetary satellites. another try for an independent process like lanning Or shoe leather, said Dr. F. Morrott Sine", Boston • ..-..r. Mor. Protei" The device, a plasma thermo Kurdish republic, the Abadan re CI' .... ,.... , .... Universily biochemist. sEd cou~le, produced enough power to ports saId. Age in humans also brings loss oC elasticity and stiffening oC some ins and Minerals light' an electric light bulb for L2 • '111m protein tissues. Arrival hours before it was dismantled for Dr. Sinex found changes in tendons Crom kangaroo tails and the • rn'...... , Tool for next anlUysis, officials said. I Argentina necks of caLUe when he exposed them to acetaldehyde Crom cigarett~ Women's Pidd, professor of physics at the LJ.,mU.lIlIIClIL reo • Dniversity of Michigan. said he and smoke. spring has tither scientists had expected the Expels Red By inference, at least. it could stiffen and "tan" vital human tissues, Dorothy & Bill O'Brl.n South on 218 aDDliratus to light the bulb Cor only including lungs, arteries, and other body materials, Dr. Sinex said. ~ Owners on the way to t!le airport ~ iew minutes. ~ Tl1e new process still is not com Coast Guard Cutter Seeks To Aid ~itive with coal·made electricity For Riots IAJt it is closer than any other In;ured Sailor On Russian Ship BUENOS AmES (uPI) - The ~U,lod, Pidd said. Because of the KODIAK, Alaska (UPI) - The hoped for rendezvous would be lij between scientific development Argentine Government expelled one Coast Guard cutter Storis es· established. alld engineering, a commercial Communist diplomat and declared tablished radio contact with a Th. Storis was attempting to Iloilctor of this type is not likely four others unwelcome Tuesday Russian vessel Tuesday but was arrange a meeting place with the lED ADS for three to five years. he said. for aiding and abetting last Fri unable to clttermine whether a RUlisian ship in order to aid an Classified 1n Wa shington, an Atomic En· Male Help Wan.ted Typing Miscellaneous day's riotous street demonstrations injured sillman who broke both ergy Commission technician who armli and both legs when he fell Advertising Rates declined use of Ule name said the against the Government. WE~·EVER need. bolh full and part· Typlnll. 8·2339 . '·2 DINING .et. six chairs. lable and in a hold. I""~ help. Will train It quail fled. Can ------.-.18 buf!el. 4891. 4.14 8· 0882. morn)nl>. 4· )0 TYPING 9436 . new tcchnique at its present stage Four of the piplomats were from NATO Chief The Coast Guard said the So· WORD ADS is "more of oddity than a ______TYPINC IB~-1 .-9l!--0--2..... ----- 4-.-21 PORTABLE Ivpewr!ttl·s. drawln, sets. an the Soviet Embassy. The other was viet ship "Pischavilya Indultriya" breaklhrough ... One Day ...... 8e a Word r ille. and 22 pistol.. aoI( clubs ond viet ship "Pischavaya Indus· Pets for Sale TYPING. 8..49911. 4.1' ba'J• . Tennis raekels. radios. field glaSl· attached to the Romanian Em· Two Days ...... 10¢ a Word es. Hoek·Eye LOiln . 4535. 4·21 bassy. Asks Firm triya" was 140 miles north of SELLING toy collies. 8·2061. 4·14 TYPINO, 3-17-4.--'----- 4·13RC Dutch Harbor in the Aleutians, Three Days 12¢ a Word FRANCISCAN dinner wore. Used 12 Iowa ,High The Government ordered Nicolai Four Days ...... 14¢ a Word TVPINd. n ... Uy done. 8·4931 , 4·13 twice - bargain. AI ,o two lawn but beyond that the uchange of Pets --- - chairs. 3-2106. 4·11 Balous, a Russian Embassy coun international "Q" signal meso 15¢ THESIS and oth~r . I.B.M. R.asonabl • . School Students West Stand Five Days . .•. . . a Word luarllnletd. 8·2412 4·10 FOR SALE: Aporlment sl.. . 3 burner. \ sellor. to leave the counlry within liag" produced nothing. Ten Days ...... 20e a Word PUREBRED German Police pupple,. We. Un,hous. elecirlc stove. 3530. 4·10 NEW YORK (UPIl - Paul Henri The cuHer was to take the $45.00 . 9111. Bet"een 5 ,00 pm. and TYPING. 3843. 4· 12RC Get Art Awards 48 hours. He was expected to leave One Month ...... 39¢ Word I"OR SALE RUi, 8·xI5·. $19. Phone injured sailor off the Russian a 7:00 p.m . 4· 8 TYPING --0-11-0-. ----:---'.1011 4-)1 EW YORK lA'I - Twelve Iowa today. Spaak, Secretary General of NATO, 3703. refrigerator ship, then the sea·