- Two Special Iss esaf StialHit.. tlon And chAn,.. In the prosent School. Backs Aide Will Be Tested libr.ry would Incr .... SpAC. 150 Delores Rogers. Johnson Counly . per c.nt. N.w facilities would In­ Auditor, anticipated that Iowa City Estes Would clud•• drlve·in book'return slot returns would be omewh:1t later .nd A drlv.-in ch.ck.. ut window_ MondllY beclluse of the Iwo speci:l1 On Stockpiling Soo Miles Up "- The library proposal mu t re- issues. " Block Probe lice Prepared 'To Near-Space Explosion WASHINGTON (uPIl - Billie Mount the Cross' May AHect Van AUen Sol Estes once sliid he would ap' For Ex-Secretary Belt, Magnetic Field , , peal to Agriculture Secretary Or- Vet Goes Berserk; I ville Freeman and to President WASHINCTON CUPIl - Former HONOLULU (UPIl - Imm1DeIIt Kennedy, i£ necessary, to block Presid nt Dwight D. Eisenhower explosion or the United Statu' any move to upset his cotton al­ Id Friday he would "mount the fir t rocket·borne hi.h altitude nu­ lotment deals, a long secret Inves­ cross" if Senate investigators !jhow clear bombs over Johnston ..land tigative report said Friday. Kills Psychiatrist that ex-secretary George I. Hum­ Friday night touehed off protettJ The 140·page report compiled by PITTSBURGH Out Ikeda and planned a march 00 tbe flying activities in cotton planling Pa., held off police {or two hours 18, Dr. Thaw, a former r ident oC the nation' stockpile program. U.S. Embassy. and government grain storage. before he was taken alive and un­ Canada. was one oC the pbysJclan "If Secretary Humphrey ever F.rtMr P,.... nt Dwl,ht 0, EI ..nhow.r ,,.AkI former poltm ....r toner.1; Thome. S. C .....nd In HawaII, 800 miles aOrtfteaat The report also said: wounded despite the numerous who had advised against Pola's did a dishone t thing In his life," .t a n.wl conforenc. in Wuhln,ton FrI4AY_ Men NI.I McElroy, both former secretArl.. of dofon,,; of Johnston, weather forecuta In­ EI enhower ald. "Y 'm ready to dicat d much or Honolulu mI,ht be The late Speaker Sam Rayburn rounds of ammunition fir d into relea e from the hOp8ital. who hold hl,h post. In his Admlnl.tr.tlon Iro end L.wl. StrAU_, form.r chAlrmln of .... mount on the cro and you can cover d by clouds but many optl· of Texas received complaints about the room in which he had barri­ Pola WAS dischA,.,ed from .... • ..ted neArby_ Th.y .r. Arthur E_ Summ.rfi.Id, Atomic En.rtY CommissIon. -AP Wlrephote I mistic fe ldents planned to stay up E stes operations in late 1960 and caded himself with th doctor he Marin. C.".. In ltsS .fter ..rv· put the nail and spear in me. killed. 1119 2S month.. Ho beten undor­ will never believe be did a dis­ late anyway. Pro.pects were bet­ asked Cor a report on his cotton ter on some of the outer islauds. dealings. Officer. u.. d riot ,uns, re­ ,oi", treAtment At the hospital honest thine in his life." * * * * * * , I volv.r., tear "', .rmored In J.nu.ry, 1955. Earlier in the day, Chairman &cienti t said it wa. poulble Henry Marshall, an Agriculture shi.ld, And commAndo. red two Stuart Symington m ·Mo.) said his radio communications in the Pa· Department official was found shot The trouble began about 9 a.m. special ubcommltte Investigatin. Ike Accuses Kennedy The News Brinks' armored trucks INfore CST while Pola apparently wa clrJe orea would be blacked out to death under mysterious circllm­ they CAptUred Pot. in a . fint the stockpile program wos press being treated by Dr. Thaw. The t mporarily by the hots. stllnces last June, suspected that floor room of the n.uropsychla· ing an audit of three nickel lind l beserk man. armed with a .45 cal­ The first explo ion, a near· space t 1 Estes' deals were improper and tric hospital located on the north­ smelting contracts which the Gov­ In Brief iber automatic pistol and a .38 Of IReckless Spending shot 30 miles high. was set by the asked a county level Carm oUicial u.t edg. of .... city. ernment held with the Hanna firm to help get evidence. caliber revolver, ldlled the physi­ Combined fram L.aMd Wlr•• AtOmle En rllY Commission CAEC) Mrs. Alta Houser, a nurse at the and two subsldiarie . WASHINGTON CUPJ) - Former the market but that he would not for about 10 p.m_ Johnston ..laDd hospital, described Pola. an Out­ cian and then barricaded himself Symington said one oC the con· attempt 10 answer the Question. JERUSALEM - A sense of re­ Commercial Solvents Ync., a New in a ho pltal room. Pre ident Ei nhower a c c u s e d time - midnight In Hawall. 2 a.m. York firm which sold fertilixer to patient, as "an unassuming. Quite tracts contained a clau prohibit­ Pre ident Kennedy Friday of pro­ A ked where he would cut th lief swept. Israel that it was all Twc. hovrl 'At.r, when offlClrs CST. Estes and reportedly bankrolled person." lng the Covernm nt Crom auditing mOling " reckless spending pro­ Kennedy budget, Eisenhower said over at last and Adolf Eichmann Friday night's blalt was to have ome of his grain storage busines , "He was friendly except when forced th.lr way int. tho It.rrl­ lbc firm's financial lalemenL grams" and seeking " loo much he would have not have incre8Jed had been hanged for his crimes udH room, Pol. WA. fountI power oC Ie than a mlUiOll ton had taken a lien on some of E tes' he wa mentally disturbed." she It was in reply to que tion about ~ntrol In the central govern­ 110m proerams but did not iden­ again6t the Jews. The same feel­ of TNT. At least one in the serlea land. presumably as security for said. "Then he always tried to slumped uncOftICIou. In tho co,... this contract that Eisenhower, his ment." lIfy them. ing of relie! was reported !rom ...,. of An .dl.inl", ...... Dr_ oC three Cor (our tests is to be a , I loans. fight the war over. He felt that face nushlng. made bls anRry state­ Eisenhower made these com­ The five-star general said he has We t Germany but Russia reacted junior H·bomb exploded at an 81U· ThoW'I INdy WII found In the The department investigators he was the only one who could ment. The Hanno contracts were ments to a n ws conference oCter nol spoken out about Increases In with a warning that other Nazi tude oC about 500 mile., the hIlbest first room. the defense budget although he were looking into complaints that solve the world's problems." signed Jan. 16. 1953. after Elsen· presiding at a three-and-one-half­ butchers must be brought to jus­ ever. Estes was illegally transferring It was Mrs. Houser whom Pola He was taken to surgery where hower had named Humphrey as hour lunch attended by Republican thought he knew more about the tice. Scientists will study eCCects of subject than some. collon allotments from his lands in had asked Cor when he was bar­ startled doctor reported they his Treosury secretary. congressional I e a d e r s. cabinet the blasts on the earth's ma,netlc , , Reeves and Pecos counties. Tex. ricaded in the hospital room. The could find no bullet wounds. They Other developments: members during his Administra­ "The only other place to cut," ALGIERS* - A* lruce *the Secret field and the Van Allen radiation hospital switchboard had notified said Pol a poSSibly had been ren­ • John D. Morgan Jr.. a stock· tion, other former Eisenhower he said, "would be in all olher Army said would lost through Sun­ zones that envelop the plan~ When the investigators went to her that Pola wanted to taik to dered unconscious by fumes (rom pile consultant, wos Cired by Ed­ aides and business leaedrs who programs without a priority com­ day gave Algiers its second con· Estes and his aides. they drew flat They want to find out whether her. three tear gas shells that had been ward J . McDermott. director oC the have supported the GOP. parable to the defense program." secutive day free oC terrorist such blasts, by knockiq out radio denials of wrongdoing and predic­ "He said, 'h.ll0, Mrs_ Hou ..r, fired into the room through a win­ Office oC Emergency Planning. The ex-President said the seS­ bloodshed_ It amounted to almost tions that Estes would appeal to Eisenhower said that the coun­ and radar, could create an elec· , . this is Bill, will you com. ov.r?' dow from tbe armored car. Morgan had been accused of a sion dealt only with domestic is­ try cannot continue to pile up a the first 48 bours of peace ID the tronic smoke screen for neat Freeman and to the President if I said of cour.. I would but he 1957 conflict-oC-lnterest by holding sues, except for some references city within recenl memory. he had to. Cederal debt and still maintain a atomic aHacks. They want to (ind th.n told m. to knock thrH a job with a stoekpile supplier to foreign trade. sound economy. out if they could be used as defense Estes told an investigator that tim.. so he would be sur. it WAS while working for the government. "We are deeply concerned about An unbalanced budget, he said. MOSCOW - The Soviet Union against missiles launched from an· he personally knew little about the I:' Mrs. Houser ,.IAt.d. Reds Kidnap * * * , I • Symington said the Billie Sol the direetion the economy seems creates distrust abroad and seil­ raised meat and butler prices by other continent. transaction since "he did not have She said she advised Pol a to Estes case would pale to inslgni­ to be going," Eisenohwer said. ing by forelgn shareholders might as much as 34 per cent and put British, French, Australian, S0- sense enough to handie the de­ put down his guns and come oul 3 American Cance from the taxpayers stand­ He said that the group of about have contributed to the stock mar­ some of the blame on alleged war viet and Ger/lUln scientists have tails." He said he left them to his with "your hands in Cront of you point wben compared to Govern· 50 Republicans voiced belief that ket collapse last Monday although preparations by the United States. objected to the high altitude tests. agents. so people will know you won't ment losses resulting Crom defense there was too much control by the he did not know that this was a But Western observers in Moscow Martin Ryle, a British radio-as· I , Missionaries stockpile operations. The stockpile Federal Government and that too factor. said the increases were an appar­ tronomer, said the Van Allen belt 'On Trial Since Fall'- Is a mass of materials stored by many people were losing the faith ent public admission 01 the agri­ might be "so badly bent that It S A I GO N, Saturday CUPJ) the Government in case of waf. needed to keep the economy cultural troubles Premier Nlkita may never be quite the same Three American missionaries and Eisenhower was asked at his strong. Khrushchev has been trying to cor­ again In my lifetime. the Communist guerrillas who Idd­ news conference, held after he con· He added that bis advisers felt Indonesians, rect by touring farm areas and (ir­ American sclentilt. said the Van , \ Evy, Ebbs Back Board naped them have vanished in the ferred with GOP leaders on party that no group could direct "a ing incompetent offic:ials. Allen belt has been disturbed by­ mountains of central Viet Nam. matters, whether Humphrey ever planned economy" and keep it solar flares but returned quietly The)' it do the director of the American Mis­ said anythin, to him about "favor­ strong while protecting American Dutch Hold CENEVA - The 17·oation dls- to normal. expected to lreedomll_ bJ sionary Alliance here said Friday. ed treatment" given by the Gov­ armament* conference* at* Geneva the same U alfec:ted tbe .. On Dropping Clowns ernment to firms in which he hac! Eisenhower said his group was clear explosion•. • I The Rev_ Thomas G. Mangham, agreed adjourn its disc:uasioDl a financial Interest. Humphrey was to 40, oC Atlanta, Ga., sald the mis­ not proposing any cures except to Secret Talks for a month beginning June 15. By FRAN SMITH said to have retaloed stock in the sionaries were taken. at bayonet elect a House of Representatives But chief American delegate Arthur Assl"A"t City Eclltel' point from an isolated leprosarium Hanna cabinet. while in his cabinet under Republican control next No­ WASHINGTON 111- secret talkS Forest Evashevski. director of post. H. Dean warned the conference Japan ~anks last Wednesday. The hospital is 10- vember. between Duteh and Indonesian ne­ that it still bas "long, hard nego­ I , athletics, said he "agrees 100 per The former President replied This they expeet to do," he said. eated about 200 miles north oC gotiators are expeeted to resume t.iations" ahead of it. cent with the action of the Board that Humphrey never sald a word here soon in an effort to avert open in Control of Athletics in dropping here. Eisenhower said the GOP lead­ Among ': Main "We don't know which way they to him and then hoUy defended his ers believed that the Kennedy Ad· war in New GulDea. the clowns." WASHINGTON - Sen. Huber't ex-cabinet officer and quail·shoot­ ministration's Carm bill and every Authoritative sources, making * * * "The clowns have been on trial Cthe guerriUas and their captives) H. Humphrey (D-Minn') called went," Mangham said. He return­ ing companion. other kind of bill" would interCere this known Friday, said both act­ Test Critics ,'. since last fall," he said, "so it is At last count. 65 of 92 materials Friday for reduction of individual ed here by air from the area oC the with freedom and that the Admin­ ing U.N. Secre!ry·General U Thant and corporate income taxea as part unfair of them to say the action stored by the Government exceed· istration's reckless spending pro­ TOKYO, Saturday (UPU hospital to bring In the first de­ and the United States are urging of a plan to "head off further ec0- came with no warning." ed the amount that would be need­ grams" make it more difficult to Japanese officials, acienU.lI, and tailed report of the kIdnaping. that hostilities be halted to permit nomic: trouble." The clowns were on trial. he ed for a three-year war. The doUar maintain a sound dollar and a stude11t8 protested agaiDlt the se­ said. because of some of their ques· A spokesman for the South Viet the negoliations to take place ID a Humphrey said Congress also EVASHEVSHI EBBS Nam Government said persuit of value of the excess has been put sound economy. better atmosphere. ries of U.S. hJih altitude ~ .\ tionable antics. They embarrassed at $3.4 billion. Asked how he regarded the stock should act at once on the invest­ tests explosiona sebeclulecl to Itart footbaU officiaLs and halftime per· band. "I'm sure they didn't do this the lddnapers by troops of the The Indonesians have dropped an ment tax credit measure aimed at Vietnamese 2nd Corps will con­ markel's ups and downs this week, today in the Pacific. formers. intentionally," he said, "but sinee unspecified number of inJiltrators aiding plant and equipment mod­ tinue under Gen. Ton That Dinh. the former President said Govern· The students, whose rjotinJ (ore· When a girl is twirling a baton they are not under supervision. ment policy might have affected into coastal areas of disputed West ernization. ed cancellation of PresideDt EiaeD­ there was nothing we could do The three missionaries. includ­ Final Exams New Guinea. I , during a halftime show, he said. it hower's lteG visit, said tIteJ will is unfair to have a clown stand be­ about it." ing a woman doctor, were seized The Dutch have reinCorced their SIGOURNEY - Uttering two by Communist Viet Cong forces at SAturdAY march on the embassy 3,l1GO atronI. hind her and try to twirl his cane. Each year, Evashevski said, the 8 a.m. - All sections of Bus. Ad. defense garrison substantially with words - * "not *guilty" *- Gayno a Leprosarium operated by the Reds Rap Bobby: Japanese authorities aaiped SOl "This is not talent." Evasbevskl band, the cbeerleaders and tbe 6M:31; French 9:1, 2, 27, 28; Span. 8.000 to 10.000 troops in addition to Gilbert Smith. 24, entered a plell riot police to keep them back. clowns are taken to one "away" American Christian and Mission· 35:1, 2. augmenting their naval patrols and Friday to five counts of murder in said. "This is making a mockery of ary Alliance 14 miles southwest of 'Wants To Outlaw The Government, whicb ' oPs-es game. We can not refuse other 10 a.m. - Classes which meet air force. the slaying of his five relatives last talent. " Ban Me Thuot. The locality is in all nuclear testin, by 8111 MUon. " schools which ask for the same first 00 Tues. 3:30: AU sections or weekend. Evashevski also charged the the heart of the Communist-domi­ Political Liberty' In the opinion of experts clciie lodged a mild protest with the privilege here and this can create Bus. Ad. 6G:25; Zool. 37:2; M " H clowns with distraeling fans who nated central highlands area. to the negotiations, further deterior- Smith appeared before Justice United Slates, restatiq that It want to watch the halftime show. a lot of confusion, he said. 59:43, oM. NEW YORK III - Six of the alion of the N~w Guinea dispute of the Peace T. K. Johnston and would claim eompensaUOII for' any The kidnap victims are the Rev. MondAY "We have one of the best bands As an example of the Board's Archie E. Mitchell, 44, of EJlen­ 10 persons named by Atty. Gen. could lead to ODe of the most need­ was beld (or the grand jury. ']'be darnale to Japanese property .. I , 8 a .m. - All sections oC Chem. Robert F. Kennedy as members ot less wars in history. grand jury is next regularly sched­ personnel resulting from tbe testI. in the country," he said, "and charge that the clowns "caused burg. Wasb.; Dr. Eleanor Ardel 4:2, 4; Geog. 44 : I; E.E. 55:102; they deserve the undivided atten: trouble on the field." be cited the Vielty, 34, oC Houston, Tex., and the National Committee of the Both sides are being asked by uled in October. The note also asted that Ja~ be Hyg. 63:101. Communist Party issued a state- U.S. diplomat Ellsworth Bunker, The young man Is accused of the notified of tbe date and' hour 01 tion of the audience." The clowns Purdue game. Daniel Gerber or Dalton, Ohio. 10 a.m. - All sections of Bus. special shotgun-riOe slaying of bis uncle eaeh test four days III advaace. have sometimes detracted from the "The clowns were playing touch A unit of the U.S. Army's special Ad. 6A:I32; H.Ee. 17:2; Soc. 34:2. ment Friday accusing him of an U Thant's mediator oC the band's performance, he added. foolball and sliding around on the forces personnel is stationed near attempt to outlaw "political liber- dispute, to weigh carefully the in· and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew The United States hal eompijed. 1 p.m. - Claues which meet Jolmaton Island Is Fred Ebbs, director of the Uni­ already wet field. he said. "They Ban Me Thuot ID that area to teach (irst on Tuesday. 1:30; AU sections ty." terest oC the Papuan Inhabitants MeBetb of near Martinsburg, and tboIIt. a,. miles from Japan. versity Bands, agreed with Eva­ made a quagmire of the field be­ South Vietnamese troops jungle­ of Bus. Ad. IM:35; Math 22:105; The statement was issued from of New Guioea against the inter­ three cousins, twina Amos ana Anna, 19, and Mrs. Donna KeUog, shevski. Core the game even started." fighting techniques. Ed. 7:156. the party's national beadquarters ests of the free world in the Sout'" "I have never been in {avor or Evashevski said he doubted that The U.S. Embassy said it did 3 p.m. - Classes which meet here. A spokesman said the state- west Pacific and Southeast Alia. 17, at the McBeth farm. C"... NT.. INYITATfOll CLINTON. (UPI) ~ All the clowns at football games," he the student petition being eirculat­ not know if the Americans are first on Mon. 7:30; All sections oC ment was signed by William L. Pat- Communist China has offered to Iowa I , MiJllater to said. "There are too many activi· ed asking to reinstate the clowns taking part in the search. but one Bus. Ad. 6L:56; Speech 36:82. terson, Betty Gannett Tormey and provide the lndoDeIian Govern­ HAVANA - Prime Fi- invitation aatroaaut Seolt ear. * * * penter atteDcl the fint .... ties at football games competing would have any effect on the Embassy official presumed they 7 p.m. - Classes which meet William Albertson of Brooklyn and ment with help. The Soviet Union dei Castro said Friday the U.S. to economy cannot afCord to carry out Mississippi Riveno.t beN for the crowd's attention and more board's decision. are aiding. first on Mon. 3:30; All sections of Arnold Johnson, Miriam Friedland- hali given Prealdent Su\tamo'. Gov­ Da7I MitcheJl and Dr. Vietty are Soc. 34:1. er and Louis Weinstock of New ernment up to .,., million in the Alliance (or Progrea program was in the mall FrIdaJ- . are being added all the time, he "I think it's wonderful that Carpenter'. wife, ReGe, ... .,. members of the Christian and Mis­ York. credits for p\aneI, ahiPl, JUDI and aimed at helping Latin Americaa said. clowns visited the handicapped eraJ re1at1 vel hl CllIItoa- 'J'be __ sionary Alliance, a Protestant or­ "Robert Kennedy's demand that other milita17 hardware. developmenbl. The line mUit be drawn some­ children," he said, "but they don' "The United States doesa't have trooaut and his wife aid the7 Where, he added, and it Iii up to the need a football field to do that. ganization whkh maintains 8 num­ The Weather 10 individuals shall be labelled and Both Indonesia and the Netber- the gold J'eIOUI'(!4!I or organiza­ planned to viIit here IOIDItime Ia ber of missions South CeMideraitle cleucll..... IIecem- registered... is a Curther effort lands have now qreed to secret the Board in Control of Athletics to "A football field is no place for tlu'ouatIOUt JUDe July, .... tile Viet Nam. Gerber iii a member of .... f.lr .. ,.rtlr cloudr Satur- to substitute the McCarran Act for talIuI to determine the apnda fof tion to make It work," he told twO or pIanDera 01 make the decision. clowns," he said. "People come to event hope the (amous all tbe MeDDOOite Ceatra! Committee dar ..... SotunIay nltht~ " the Bill of RiJbts," the Ilatemeat formal DeIOtiaUou to be beId ill British COIlapoIlCIeob over ~ 01 famDJ Ebbs saia that the clowns have watch a contest of atbletlc: akllI. DOt black coif.. AD a quiet Mr. make it betWeeI J.q 1-4. _ . ,ornetimel interfered witA tbe dOWDa." .t AtroL 1Ut ...... , ...... '" tilt.... .ud.. Ne. York. ... ,. -.. . ..- . . , .... , .,...... • )0 ••• ErlitOlial Page - UA..1'fI WII you Wo"J~ip?J ;;a;h; ~;:d r AGUDAS ACHIK FIRST UNITARIAN SOCIE'lY CONGREGATION lowa Ave. & Gilbert St. Jhe Omnipotent Auto AIUda Ac:hJm Synqo(U. Khoren ArUJan, Jr.. IfJoIItIr 603 E Washinlrton st 10:30 a.m., Church Servtce For years transit company officials and others have 9n Disgust llabbl 'Sheldon I'dwarcli Sermon: "Moral Relativism" "..., lervlco, • P.JII.. --0- argued that mass transit is much more efficient in moving labblith Wollhlp, Saturday, I .... -0- ST PATRICK'S CHURca people Into and about in cities than private automobiles. At Programs 224 E. Court St. ASSEMBLY OF GOD Rev. Richard E,an, Pastor To the Edit.,.: l330 Keokuk Street Rey. Harry LlnneJlbrlnk, ~ They point to the enormous cost of freeways, widen­ fte Re.,. c.or,e W. Mullen, Putoir 1:30, 8:15, 8:45, 11 .Dd 12 a.m., S_ ACter reading an article by 10 a.m. Suaday School da)' Masse. ing streets, building off-street parking facilities, regulating MoralDa Wonhip, 11 a.m. ':45 and 8:15 a.m., DaUy ..... Larry Hatfield on the apathy , p.IIl. Youth lleeUDJr --0- traffic, traffic jams and so on, which are not ordinarily EYllllellatlc Service;'7:4:1 P .... shown by the mass of the student HILLEL FOUNDATION cOllnted as put of the cost of automobile transportation. --0- 122 East Market St. They urge that some fraction of this mOlley be devoted to body at SUI toward such burn­ BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH ':JO p.m., Friday, S.bblth SanIIae ing issues as racial discrimina­ B St. " Fifth Ave., Iowa City previuing exclusive· lanes for mass transit vehicles and for Rev. Frank Doten, Pa.tor tion and sCllatorial misconduct, IOU E. BUl'ilngton GRACE UN1TED subsidizing mass transit. 8uadu, 1:4:lI.m., SundAy School MISSIONARY CHURCH I have a few tbouihts on the sub­ 101415 e.m., Moralnl Worlh1p Hardly anybody paid any anttention. , PJII. Eve!JlDl Worship 1854 Muscatine Ave. ject which I feel need to be Rey. Raymond G. Sahlael, P", 1:1& P.IIl. Unlvendty Youth 8:45 • .m., Sunday School TIlls year, President Kennedy sent a message to Con­ aired. Pellowlh1p 10:t5 a.m., Worlh1.p Service 6:45 P.ID., Youth Service ·gress on tJansportation, including some kiad words for Couldn't much oC this so called BETHEL AFRICAN 7:30 p.m., Evening Servtco METHODIST-­ CHURCH -0- apathy be actually a general dis­ • ~ss transit. House and Senate committees this spring be­ 411 S. Governor St. gust with the programs and state­ TIl. Rev. Fred L. Pel1llY. PUlor IOWA CITY g~n ,h.e]Uings on a bill for federal aid to urban mass transit. 10 a.m., Sunday Sdlool BAPTIST CHAPEL ments and issues of the reform 432 South Clinton :. • ' ~ently the automobile people are worried. Early Cooperatinl with the groups on this campus? In our CHRISTIAN REFORMED Southern Baptist ConYeatiOli this .y~a.r the American Automobile Association got out a CHURCH-- The Rev. Orlynn Evana. PutGr society we are (aced with a multi­ Conference Room NO.1 9:30 a.m., Sunday School )?1lmp,h.let called "Fallacies & Facts about Urban Trans­ tude oC well organized, structured Iowa Memorial UnioD 10:30 a.m., Morning WorshIp lI.ev. Robert .J. Palma 8 p.m., Training Untl.ln ~!td!i?n," attacking the transit industry's case against groups and probably the major 10 a.m., Morning Worship 7 p.m. Evenlnl Worsb1!) Sermon: "The "Biggest Lie" j,)rWtltl automobiles. At the spring meeting of the National form of expression is in one's 7 p.m. WorshIp, --0- ,tJigh\vay Users conference several speakers staged counter­ capacity to join in or not join Sermon: "Embrace the Good Crea· JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES tlonu 2120 H. St. httac~s on the critics of private automobile use. One of in the activities of one group or • f..m. Public Addre1lS another. . Can There Be a World Without them, advanced the slogaI), "Freedom of Automobility," THE CHURCH-- OF CHRIST Woes?" Personally, I do not agree wilh 1318 Kirkwood 4:15 p.m. Watchtower Study .lpMning that a citizen has a right to drive where he l1li1 Mackey and BID BUlllbie "Christendom Has FaUed GoG! the logic of the reform group on Joint Minister. "Alter Hcr End, What?" ..... JUMS€S and to be given tlle best highways to do so. this campus as the ultimate con­ 1 ' .m., BIble Study summation of their programs 10 '.ID. Worah!p_ from experience so far, the worry is not '1 p.m., Evenlnl worship . MENNONITE CHURCH ~ ( • Judging would be a form of righteous 614 Clark St. justificd. American devotion to private automobiles is not compulsion. The only way to CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST The Rev. WUbur NachtlJr..U. lOaliot -- 8:30, 10:45 n.m., Morning Worsblp OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS it matter of cost accounting; we know they are costly and eliminate discrimination in off­ 9:45 a.m., Sunday Scbool · , campus housing is to turn them 910 E. Fairchild St. 7:80 p.m .• Evening lSerVice 'l)l'cfcr Bot to know quite how costly. It is not a matter of 1 I.ID., Priesthood --0- into dormitories under university 10:30 a.m., Sunday Scllool ~d{jciC"CY, though for many purposes they are marvelously supervision and compelled to ac­ 6 p.m., Sacrament MeetlnK REORGANIZED CHURCH cepl anyone and everyone who is --0- OF JESUS CHRIST ~nl)venient. This devotion is a passionate fcciing, for OF LATTER DAY SA~ I t accepted by the University. I CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE! ,vh1ch a person is willing to make many sacrifices and put 1035 Wade St. 221 Melrose Ave. would not feel that this would ac­ TIle lI.e". Harold L. Keeney, P~ J. D . Anderson, PIItcI&' with much expense and inefficiency, with exhaust complish anything except the 9:4:1 a.m., Sunday Sc11,ool 8:30 a.m ., Church School "l' 10:4:1 '.m., Worshlp 10:30 a.m. Morning Worabtp flllTlCS .and traffic jams, with parking fees and fines. destruction of all approved off­ 7:30 p.m., Evening ServIce -0- A 19B( campus housing. - 0- SHARON EVANGELICAl: The ancient Egyptians built tombs for their kings. THE CONGREGATIONAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH .So with Mr. Schantz - nol I be­ CHURCH Autoll' The Greeks built temples and colollDaded walks. The Ro­ lieve another Billie Sol Estes, but Kalona Clinton & Jefferson StrCflt. Rev. Samuel J. Hahn price I mans built public baths and circuses. The Medieval Euro­ rather a modern day comfort 10:45 a.m., Church School Day Theme 8:30 a.m., Sunday SchOOl seeker. He has adequately pres­ "God Speaks Through the Bible" 10:30 a.m., Dlyine Worship peans built cathedrals. Modem Americans build freeways 'Now, You Were Saying That-Hey! Where Are You?' 7:00 p.m., Membership Preparation 7:30 p.m., Evening Service Minit' ented evidence to refute miscon­ -0- -0- nnd interchanges on the same monumental scale, for the duct but certainly not miscalcula­ EVANGELICAL ST. ANDREW matic grealcr glory of their beloved automobiles. tion which for ~n elected official FREE CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH can be damaging at the next OF CORALVn.LE Sunset & Melrose Ave. - The Des MoiMs Tribune The Rev. W. Robert CulbertlOD, UnlYerslty Height. Road to Canaveral­ election! Pastor Rev. Hubert B. Brom. P.ttor 1:43 I.m .. Sunday School 9:30 a.m., Worship, Nunel'YJ Chllrtll All that I would ask then. Mr. 11 a.m., Morning WorshIp Service School - Adult Class, Jr. HIIbt Hatfield, is why don't we go out 1 p.m., Evening Service. Dept. and Grade 3 and uniler. and campaign for the alleviat;'Jn 8:15 p.m., youth Fellow"hlp 11 a.m. Worship, Nursery, Cbureb -0- SchOOl, 6th Grade and under. '. The Cruel Dilemma Cluttered but Rewarding of some real evils, such as the FAITH UNITED CHURCH condition, material and ideologi­ (Evangelical and Reformed) ST, PAUL'S By YONG HOON RHEE It was five a.m. when a group lifted o[f of the pad. After a (ew -- t . The Iowa-American Assembly which convened at SUI cal, of our state homes, nursing 1807 Kirkwood Avenue LUTHEI LAN CHAPEL StaH Writer of reporters arrived at the press seconds it looked like a b\lrning homes, county jails, state prisons, E. Eugene Wetzell, M1nIIter (Missouri Synod) 'VV(lf the weekend for two days of deliberation on arms (Editor's Note: Rh.e, In SUI stu­ 1:15 a.m .. Sunday School 404 E. Jefferson dent, wu sent b., • Seoul, Korea site, a mile from 1he launching malch. An earthquaking roar was cily government, universities, 10:30 a.m., Morning Worship .. · (.·~,mh·ol bogged down at one point on a never-to-be­ --0- Rev. WaIter Wenck piper to cover Carpenter's recent pad, by Air Force buses. The heard as the vehicle disappeared etc., etc., etc? 8 Rnd 11 a.m., Divine Service. ·resolved debate. flight .) aroma of coffee wafted from trail­ from sight. The magnificent FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Holy Communion every _ODd It The way to Cape Canaveral, Along the way if we all prac­ North Clinton &: Fairchild Streets Sunday ers near the site where another sound and a v~porized cloud 10 a.In., Adult Bible Stud7 1114 What's the best way for the United States to plan to the world's best known space­ press corp group had been camp­ marked the patl{ or the newly tice personally and privately Rev. George A. Graham Sunday School what we might wish to be com­ 8:30, 11 a.m. WorshlD Service. dc.'Itroy another nation, at least to the point it can't destroy port, seemed more difficult than ing for days, waiting to cover the launched spaceship. Sermon: "Gathered About HIs --0- the way Navy Lt. Comd. M. Scott pelled publicly, the world will Table" LUTHERAN CHURCH us? event. The announcements of Mercury 8:.5 a.m., Church School Carpenter made the three-orbit surely work out its own problems -0- OF CHRIST THE KING > Some 300 representatives of the Control, which came immedlate­ Chrlstu! House trip around the earth last Thurs­ along the social line through edu­ FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH " .; . SuperfiCially, the choice is between destroying an press gathered at the scene to ly after the liftoff wjth the words cation at home where its effect is Corner of IWV Road day. report to the world lhe spectacu­ 217 E. Iowa Ave. and Coralville Road ~' , ncmy's military positions or killing his people. Obviously, Train, plane, bus and cab at "A-OK," and "Go," were the much more lasting. .pencer M. Adamson, MlDIItOr lar exhibition of man's effort to only existing facts that made me SaIly A. Smith The Rey. Eugene K. HaJllOIl, Putor . ' :4mc1'i~ns would choose military targets only. But it is last carried me to Cocoa Beach, Karl A. Obrecht, 84 Minister of EducaUoa 9:15 a.m .• Church School conquer space. realize Aurora-7 was off. 1:15 a.m., Church School 10:30 a.m., Service wllh Sermon: ,. 1,ab Qbvious choice. still sL"<-miles away from Cape A fence 'at the press site was 720 Finkbine 10:90 a.m., Worlb1p "Tho Least", Nursery Canaveral, (known on billboards Thus, the wild and beautiful -0- " erected next tlf SOmll 120 tele­ ride of Carpenter began. '. Americans and their Government, prefer a retaliatory as "The Missile- ')~I phone booths which were assign­ FIRST-- CHURCH ST. MARK'S METHODIST CHURCH • 'plan" commonly caUed the "second strike," to the bald Land" or "Gate­ ed to press organizations. Among 40 correspondents from Admits Bias, OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 13 nations, there was one re­ 124~ E. College way to Moon). Many reporters were testing 722 E. College St. Meets at Odd Fellow'. BaD ' l'rogram of pushing the button first in a pending conflict. However, one porter (rom behind the Iron Cur­ 11 a.m., Sunday School the telephones by calling their Volunteers 11 a.rn ' Lesson .'lennon: Robert E. Engel, Pastor .This presumes that if our rockets and bombs don't deter can easily real· tain. He was Karel Kyncl, a radio "Anc l ent and Modern Necromancy, 8:30 a.m. Worship Semce-NUlIII7 headquarters, cameramen and AlIas Mesmerism and Hypnotism, 10:45 a.m., Church School au .... attack, we will have sufficient weapons available to ize he is now commentator ror Radio Prague. Denounced" 6 p.m., Youtb FelJowablp ;"11 television technicians set up tele­ To Ump -0- e los e to the He was nicknamed "Karel the -0- 'hike .badk after an initial enemy attack lenses which looked like a ba­ ST. THOMAS MORE CHAPEL spaceport with­ zooka platoon lined up in battle Commie" and soon became a To the Editor: FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN out looking at man in the news. CHURCH 405 N. Riverside • r ; . ,StJike back at what? Missile laWlching sites? Fine, formation. Western Union mett It was with chuckling satisfac­ (Meeting at the Englert Theatre) Monsignor J. D. Conway, paatof such signs. got busy carrying early dispatch­ Meanwhile a Mexican reporter tion that I read your paper's re­ Rey. Roy Wingate, Putor 8:30, 10, 11:30 a.m. and II ,a. • hut:we don't lCnow where they are, except in a vague way. There let his photographer take a pic· Rev. Carl Berhenke, Sunday Masses. The 10 •. m. IfliIIIII 'be successful in such we must have a much es and Mercury Control tested its port on the softball game the DI Associate Pastor • HIgh Mass sung by the cOl!ln .:t~ planning, many ture of himself with an astro­ 9 and 11 a.m., Services gatton. microphone. staff had against the politicos. 10 a.m., Sunday 5chool 8:30 and 7 a.m., 5 p.m., Dall)' __ · 'rhOI' 'c\aborilte spy system, including reconnaissance satel­ with such names RHEE Then it was T minus 60. Every­ naut's suit. A Japanese news Such a relaxed approach toward Confessions on Saturday from 64'. as Sea Missile Motel. Vanguard man sang into the telephone to -0- p.m.; 7-6:30 p.m. lite " and such a program would immediately increase the thing at the launching pad and a healthy physical activity can do FIRST PRESBYTERIAN -0- Inn, Saturn, Polaris, and Starlite. the press sile was ready [or the his home oUice. Someone yelled, nothing but good for the partici­ chance of war through its aggravation of the potential You can also believe the adver­ "Stockholm is on the telephone," CHURCH ST. WENCESLAUS CHURCB shooting of Aurora-7. The ma­ pants. 26 E. Market St. 618 E. Davenport St. · ..etle~lY' Further, it is relatively easy in today's rocketry to tisement posted in a bar which and a Swedisll reporter gobbled Dr. P. Hewlson Pollock, MlnIstor jestic Aurora-7 became covered As a graduate assistant in phy­ The Re •. Jerome J. Leua, The Rev. Edward W. Ne'JzU. ~1\Ol • Kie.v. It would take hundreds of missiles, of far promises everyone a drink on the with a thick haze which put a his hotdog and trolted in the di­ University Pastor 6 : ~,!> 8. 10 and 11:41 • .m. BUdaI " (Je~&oy house when a new missile is rection of this noise. It was a sical education skills I would be Masses hold on the countdown for the happy to offer what abilities I 1:~1 11 a.m., Church School mei ., and 7:80 '.m., DaUy ...... greater accuracy than Polaris, to knock out a launching pad fired. vivid scene of United States worship --0- second time just after seven a.m. have in instruction to aid the -0- t~lcked awaY ,in the Urals. HundredS of reporters and open-door policy concerning the THE UNITED CHURCH other people who had business When word came that the count­ space competition. politicos In preparation for next FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 1807 Lower Muscatine Rd. year's game. Jefferson & Dubuque Streets • I , So what's the alternative? If the Russians blast fiIst, with Carpenter's flight filled the down had started once more and THEN CAME the 40 terrible Dr. L. L. Dunnington, Minister E. Eugene Wetzel, Putor Jack go-time was drawing close, my 9:45 a.m. Sunday. School ,wq knock out Leningrad. And indeed, with our reliance on motels and even invaaed private minutes of uncertainty of the P .S. If you need a c;ompletely 1:30. 11 a.m., Churcb School Seaslon. 8:45 and h a.m., Mornlng WonIIIf teotio homes. telephone rang. It was from my whereabouts of Carpenter. The biased umpire next May, I am 8:30, 11 '.m., Identical Worship Servo 7 p.m., Evenlnl Worablp the i~ac;curate Polaris and our lack of rnilitaryintelligencej ices -0- WHILE I was studying space newspaper in Seoul. communications between Aurora- available. Sermon: "The Divine Compulsion" INIZJ -0- TRINITY EPISCOPAL CRUBCB (llU' second strike does involvc the planned destruction of Paul L. Gates, G I 1 science (until belore. dawn), the From the shore o( the Atlantic, 7 and land ceased just as Carpen· OUR REDEEMER 320 E. College St. -fasl Illillion& of people, despite our moral pronouncements an~ roar of 10w·Hying helicopters where now the boldest of sci­ ter ended his third orbit. 139 St_ium Park LUTHERAN CHURCH The Reverend J. B. .rardlne, a.et.I ence's most daring accomplish­ (Mlaeourl Synod) The Rev. W. B. Klatt. ChlI'\aIa 9ur persooal revulsions. brought the signal of the opening Tension and suspense mounted 8, 9:15, 11 a,m., Holy Communloll And l ' of another , historical day. The ments was to be realized, I among reporters. Mercury COn­ 2301 E. Court St. 9:15 a.m., Nursery .... w. H. Nierman. pqto.. week "The Assembly feels that olear recognition of this giant whirly-birds were trans­ shouted 'to the corner of the Far trol became silent. With ominous 8:30, 10:45 a.m., Communion Services, --0- , , porting important personnel from East, picturing the scene for the Books In The Sermon: "Our Lord Ascends" ST. MARYS CHURCH grim and cruel dilemma is the first step toward its resolu­ feelings, some began to write the 8:45 l.m., Sunday t>choOJ ana Blblll Patrick Air Force Base to Cape man on the other end of the catastrophe story in advance. . Jefferson & Linn Streets lion," tile participants declared at Iowa City Sunday. Browsing Room CI_ Monsignor C. H. Melnberg, P.... Canaveral. This meant there had phone. Suddenly Mercury Control an­ , I -0- 6; 7:30, 9, 10:15 .nd 1l:~ '.IIL, ._ been no postponement during the FINALLY AURORA-7's orbital nounced that Carpente~ was on FREE METHODIST CHAPEL d~y Masses , So it is. And unless Americans do not recognize the "Cruel Intorlude" by ••Iwent Muscatine & Third Ave. ':45 and 7:30 a.m., Dally M_ night. mission began. The space vchicle his raft. A great applause follow­ -0- · lik-n1R1a. we progress toward arms con­ 5Jngh Anenll. Tile author was a The Rev. Gene Carroll, P.stor will make little ed - the trip was over. victim of the division 01 the in­ 10 '.m., Sunday Scbool ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH .: :11'01 Iif£arts deSigned to reduce the odds on nuclear war. THREE DAYS later Carpenter 11 un., Morning Worab1p Johnson & Bloomington Streetl dian sUbcontinent into India and 7:30 p.m., Evening Servtce 8 and 10:30 a.m., Service. , ~~: ;'" -The Burlington Hawk-Eye returned triumphantly to the Pakistan in 1947 which forcibly - 0- 11:15 ' .m., Sunday School University Bulletin Board CHURCH OF CHRIST C~ 4 , United States. His first job on uprooted thousands of families on 11:30 I.m.• Adult Bible Donald Barber, Pastor -0- I Unlyonity Bulletin Boercl IIOtlce. ",uat lie Ncat.ed et Tile Dally lowln landing at Patrick Air Force both sides from their homes. The Meetinl In the 4-H BuUdIn, I' , offIce, Room HI, C:ommunl"tlon. Center, by nocon of the d • ., llefore pubo Base was to embrace his beauti­ narrative gives a vivid description One M.IIe South on Highway 218 FRIENDS 1I""on. The., "'Ult lie typed end ,,,1Md by an eelvl .., 0' oHlcer of the or­ 1 a.m., Moralng Worsblp William Conn pc, Cler\: .anlutlon llel"- pu'lIclled. l"uNly IOClel functIon. Ire not elltlble for ful wife. This long and warm re­ of innocent, helpless people hud­ 10 • .m., Church School Phone 8-3558 • E1tle-1)oily Iowan tills IOCtlen. union was followed by the words, dled into rapidly improvjsed 8:30 p.m., 'Evenin, Service Eat Lobby Conference Room Iowa Memorial UoloD ... '-' HAWKEYE YIARIOOKS may be .. IUONI DIIIRING IABVIIT, "Hey, big boy," shouted from refugee camps. The sickening at­ 10 ' .m., Worsbtp lcked up &tartlng June 4 at I p.m., TtNG eervlce IDlY call the YWCA OFFICIAL DAILY IYLLETIN 10:30 a.m., First Day School r,n the lobby of Ihe CommunlcaUons offtce. dUO between 1 and II p.1IL his elder son who gave up his mosphere in the makeshift shelt­ Center. Students should bring their TIle YWCA ean provide b.bvaltten desire to become an astronaut ers, the mad fury of communal -0- 10 cards. for afternOODl and evenlna.· and to VETERANS HOSPITAL lOme c_ all du hturdu aII4 while his father was making the hatred and religious fanaticism CHAPEL EDUCATIONAL P LAC EM E N T: .....da. tl1rilling flight. are objectively related in this per­ University 1 a.m., Worship Summer addresses should be re­ A huge crowd thronged the side sonal story_ 1 •. m., Communion - """ lull.., ported by those 'till seeldng posi­ IOWA MlMORIAL UNION HOUOt t • tions. ThLs may be done by postcard -0- or by leaving a memorandum at the FrIday and Saturday - 7 .... &G of the IS-mile beach which "The Censcience of Lov." by Calendar ....:., SATURDAY, JUNE 2. 1962 .... C1tr, I .. al!lnllbt• stretches from the air base to UNlVERSITY HOSPITAL Placement OUlce. TIle Gold "elther Room .. o~ Marcol Aym •• The author's first SERVICES 11:15 Cape Canaveral. The people look· Pliblilber ...... Pled X, ..o.n.n from 7 a.m. to p.m. on Suodu new novel in twelve years; a fan­ 405 University Hospital Editor ...... JerI')' Elaea VETERANS: Each PL 550 and PL throlWl TIIuncIay od from 7 LID. ed enthusiastic. Almost all of Wedn ..day, June 6 _.1. 834 student must sign a form to to 11~ p.m. 00 ~du and Satw- tasia on contemporary morals (Sponsored by Iowa CoWld AUDIT IUUAU ManaKInK Edltol' .. .. . Lerry Hatfield 5:30 p.m. - Close of Second City EdI(or ...... Norm RoIUBs cover bls' attendance May 1 to June them wore swim so its of bright and values, securely fastened to of Churches) I • O. , 8 The form may be signed at the daJi,e cafeteria .. open from tl:. Semester Classes. The Rev. Allen C. Eastland, 1IlnIIIIf. C.IICULATIO.I News Edltor ...... DOUK Cal!lson a.m. to 1 p.m. tor luach and from pink, yellows and violets, but a the reality of troubles and temp· 8:30 I.m., Worship Servtc .. 8pOrts Editor ...... Eric Zoeqlder Veterans Service desk In University variety of other fashions were 7:30 p.m. Campus Band Con­ ChIef Photoarapher ...... , ... . Hall on or alter the day of the stu.· . 1 p.m_ to 8:4:1 p.m. lor dinner. 'No tations of our times . Larry R.poport dent's last fIn.1 examination. Hour, brUkfut. are -..rved and cttna.T II also in view. cert - East Terrace, Old Capi­ Published by SLudent PubUcatiool, Editor ...... are 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 to ...~ OD 8atW'dU aad luadU. "The Gentlemen Conlplrators" l"~ . , Commualc.ttoDl Center, Jowa SocIety Suaan lArtz Carpenter's flight was neither tol. Aul8tant City Editor ... Fran S¥'lth 4:30 p.m. by John G. Fuller. This Is the Or ' ~t¥, l lowa, cJa14I except 8waday aa4 AlIII8tant Newl Editor ...... UNIVIRIITV . LISRAIlV NOU .., a faIry tale nor a new story, but, Thuraday, June 7 SO , I • 1ttOllW, aiJd lela! hoUdaYI. arid ell· Mondu tbrou,h Friday - '1:30 LID. story of the price-fixers in the Ii . Cl~pt Iluri", the thlrd full' _k to Joan Andu.on .. ARINT'S COO .. IRATIVI IABV. as was made clear at the press 3:30 p,m. - Journalism Com­ Aalltant to the Mana&lDl EdItor ., . IITTING League Is to the charge of to I a.m.; Safurday - 7:30 I.m. to electrical industry. Seven of the . N.~t and tile foUowlq 1reet. Bo­ Mrs. H.ITY J,ckson through June 10 p.m.; Sunday - 1:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. conference aCter the medal· meQcement Coffee Hour - Com­ • \rrcd illS leCond-c:laa ~tter at tile John .u.want IIpo", Editor ..... , ..tin .. .. 12. Call &.62f6 for a sttter. For In­ Deat Servtce: Monday tMogh awarding ceremony, many new highest executives in the industry • munications Center Lounge. They.Sayl ~ ;I '· llll office at Iowa City 1IIIdeT the Harriett Bin n formatIon about league membership, TIIurlday - I I.m. to 10 p.m.; FrI­ from such firms as GE and West­ ~t 'fII. COPlre. of IIaIdl 2. 1m. Bulllne .. ManaKer Ind Ad- call Mrs. lohn UEOdlnml at 8-7331. day - ••.m . to II p.m. and 7 to 10 achievements have been made by 6:30 p.m. - College of Phar­ wrtlRq Dtreetor .... lIob GIafCM p.m.i Siturday - a •. m. to 1 P.m.1 inghouse, were sentenced to jail macy Senior Dinner - River Taxes are getting so high that , • I SunalY - 2 p.m. to II p.m. Carpenter. None of the reporters . 111.1 7-41" frolll nooD to IIlIdIlIIbt to Advertlalllll M'nner .. Larry PrybU COMMINCIIMENT A N NOUNCI. RelIne D.at: 8_ .. replar terms in Pbiladelphia in Febru­ Room, Iowa Memorial Union. a lot of fellows don't like to admit . r ·1)Ort news Item.. _n'l Jlffill Cludfled llana,er .. Chelt .tthe;;.i doubted that Carpenter had done 1961. they own any property. '\I ems lck­ crday and 8unda7, Ii .. ... IIPUI a good job. B p.m. - Medical Convocation ~"'U .Y Iowan. E4Ii9rtal ollJAael ~ Promotloo lIa~er ... Nicki Gustin AlIlllUll tr.D , to tention on the price fixing, bid -Cheri.. CIty"P ..... tile tommUnle8Uolll celltel'. CIrcUlation 'M.~er ...... IAe Welt od up .t the Houae, 130 N. .e ._ - Iowa Memorial Union . IIId1ion St. rigging and market slicing that B p.m. - Dental Convocation TruatHI, 10lrd of Itu.nt l"u'lIca­ .ICRIATIONAL IWIMMI... fOr Surprile cost the American public millions • .. ,', ..... Inc.: Karen B.aMOll, At; Prof. ALL LOCURS In the F1eld HO\I8O t11 women .ul\eote .. held Monday, - Macbride Auditorium. Claude Renaudineau had one of dollars. This land hlld \)etter look to Its Dale "jIJ Univerall.Y Libru:r; iJoIm muat be checked In before .June S. W.daNCl.17. Thu.nda.J a04 FrldU Friday, June laurels - now that Communllt Henry) IIr; Prof. Lelile G. Moener, Locker. not Checked ln after tJlla from .:11 to 1:11 p.m. ai iIae W. month left to serve but escaped "My .roth.r, Emeat Homin.­ a 1ell00l of .JolU'll8ll.Dl· 1Uohao1 M. dUe will h.ve loeD removed aDel _'s G1mJIUIWII. 9:30 a.m. - University Com­ Russia is practicing capital.m! contenta ~stroyed . from ptis/:ID. Caught. he explain- way" by L.. ic ....r Hemln.we" , dufl. ~; Dr. ~l;Ie ~Qn.l..CoUue -SWN City ~.r.W Of Deot~; ~!£hardA.-MlUe!J 6~ lUI OI.IRVATORV .top the ed that he had wanted to. surprise In this biography, three years in mencem~nt - Field House Dr. L... ' V~ DldIe, Coil ...· ~ AG­ II.lOR HAWICIYI I"ICTURIS wUl Physics BuUdlnl la open to tlie pub­ Seturday, June 9 , . uc.tlon; PaUl Pejlnlll&roth, JiI2. not be liken for the remalnder 01 lIee every Monday from. to 10 p.m. his 'wife with her lover. the writing, the allthor provides • • • lhe ..me Iter. They wID .,.In be w.ben aide. are clear. It III 1l1so open If he had waited until he 'was 8 revealing and intimate account Alumni Day There is grave danger in relY' DIe. ,...", If ~O\I do iIljIt reeetve 'yow tUen be8inn1n, to October by Photo­ to EriYlte Kroupa Frld.y eve~ by Youl Ttl.- A~soelated PI'eII II entitled eK­ Dall,y Iowan by 7:30 •. IIL The DaDy ar.QJ1lc -service. Notices of actual ma ng reservations with Prot. S.· legally free, they would have of the man behind the legend. Tuesdey, June 12 il)g on the popularity of a head of dlll·lyel)' '0 lb ..... Itr WaLlen r_In clreUlaUon office III the CIIIIl· cIItel wID be pubUahed In tbe futlll'e. tOi I lIat5U1b1ma, .xWII, ala Pbyliel Valu I r all \.II(! loul ,,",I pnn tn th1I known aboul his lmpending visit. He presenls reminiscence!!, con­ o a.m. - ncgislration (or Sum­ stale to merchandise questionable ucwJPeper _ 'WWl .. iI'U DeWI alUlAcatIeM Cellter II wen Irolll ~ Bulldlnl· • .m. to Ii .P.lII. Monday UU'oIWl Pli­ The moon wID be vIaIble for \'lew. The judge was so understaDd- YersaijOlls, anecdotes, IPId event.s mer Session - Field House. legislation. There have beeD'ot.her • I 41~tc""' 1 • dq to • .... JIOUII PLAV ...NTI fer you: and·tiiom .. 10 a .. htunlay. IIuI I(ay 11 and .., aJad ,June ••Dd 11. ing that he added only tpee .. ..wllleb- ,wW -p1'Oft fasclnatlbg to ~ W...... y, June 13 leaders in recent history who UJed .tuden", r.cult)' and i:f held Vfilb1e- du'rlnr. April .nd M~re _ ... tselilt BdItottIl, ArtJnIr •• ' San. each Tueld., and t IfI'Ul UI'~UI, 7 a.m. - Opening 'ij[SlImmer mass meetinglt'to tiefellt erttlcs. I are c *~~~~1"tIf~~ the Orion Nebula, ubM lIlonths o~ bls .• lllltenee. " Hemingway *dmlrellS ...... valu· I dCJ '~o~ Adverttalnll, E. .JOlIn Kot'­ be m. e to correct 01'1'01" with til. 7:80 \0 8:30 P.JD. A~ bJ I.D, CluJter, Proe ..pe, Alcor and • -Toulous. Depeche Du Midi able to Hemingway acholars. Session Classes. -Alblrt Lea Trlbullt IIllllli ,,~\IIIUOIIw Wllbur retonoA. lIut IUut. 01 _If car4. •. _ . _, Pliiallt. IDd &110 crab NolMlla. _ price • I '. THE DAILY IOWAN-lowl City, lowa-SatvrdlY, JVM', lH2-P....

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'atl 4-THE! DAI~ V IOWAN-lawa city, IOWa-SftUrclIY, June 2, ",. Cage All-Stater Gary Whip Phillies, J J-4, 8-S-: Olson To Enroll at Iowa A Dodger J Skein t 1 • A,xne Gary Olson, outstanding basket ­ Cedar Rapids Regis, the eventual »0.0 ball player from Olds, has indiaal­ champ ion, 62-60. Olson connected PHILADELPHIA (AP)­ ed Ihal he will enroll at Iowa nexl n 23 of 33 Cree throw attempts. cer , Call, Hawkeye coach Sharm Scheu­ One of the state's finest college The onrushing Los Angeles deve erman :mnounced Friday, orospects, Olson is an outstanding NATIONAL LEAC ou Dodgers took both ends of a Indians Beat Tigers, 7·7; W . L. 1 , The Iowa coach said that Olson student and claimed salutatorian San Franclsco ...... 36 IS - twi-night doubleheader Friday Los An,eles ...... 36 15 l'rid has nol yet gone through the form­ honors of his graduating class. Cincinnati ...... 21 17 , ality of signing an Iowa tender, from the Philadelphia Phillies, Pittsburgh . .. .. Z7 18 .&GO I I.o4 Retain Lead o\!er ¥anks St. Louis ...... 24 22 .522 ~ l'erlE Scheuerman said that at first Ol­ 11-4 and 8-5, to extend their MUwaukee ...... 22 Z7 .ft' U son was thinking about enrolling at DETROIT (UPII - Hard-tbrowinC Jim Perry Wssed a four-hitter Houston ...... L. 21 .to( IS e en * * * winning streak to 13 straight l'hlladelphla .. ". 17 30 .362 17 ons ' Mississippi State, but this past and Tito Francona drove in four nma with a double and a single Fri­ Chlcaao ...... 15 33 .313 11\1 game while moving into a New York . . 11 31 .m a cor ' week said that he was definitely Evashevski day night to pace the league-leadinc Cleveland IDdians to a 7-1 victory FRIDAY'S RESULTS going ,to enroll at Iowa, first-place tie with the San over the Detroit Tigers. ---'----"'-, ------Cincinnati 5, Chicago 2 H«l The 6-6 sharpshooter was a J.I)S Angeles 11-8, PhUadelpbil .., here Francisco Giants. Perry, who posted his fourth Hi I H San Francisco 9, New York' standout in the state tournament win against two defeats. aet dotrII nton sLate omer Pittsburgh !,. Houslon 4 suco Right-hander Don Drysdale Milwaukee, . St. Louis 0 here last March, He scored 35 oC his Signs Michigan the first ~6 Detroit batters .. ~ Gives ISenatori ¥ltri TODAY'S PitOIAILE PITCH." e:xpe team's 60 points as Olds lost to won his eighth against three beCore Dick Brown broke the apeD . ' , Houston at Pittsburgh - FarnJl ' B'-l (4-4) VI. J.aw (2-1). losses in the nightcap with assist· with an infield .ingle. Jab Wood sT. PAUL-MINNE~pdLIS (UP)) Sl. Louis at MUwluke. - Go.. ri.s ance from Larry Sherry in the got another infield hit ID the same - Chuck Hinton scrakedl a ,wrong­ (6-3) vs. Hendley (2·5) or Spabn (W) tot.a! Clnclnnatl at Chlca,o - Jinning when they scored sota pitcher, with defeat. AMERICAN LIAGUI Th CHlCAGO (,fI - The Cincinnati in three sports at Iowa City High 1011 of tho campol,"- He', had twice with an error by pitcher Donohue, who was recently ob­ W. L. 'ct..... Reds, winners of 19 of 25 games o triplo then scorod on a long socrifici fly by Mory Wills to dllJl _ vlctwy. Cleveland ...... 27 17 .614 set School, reportedly had narrowed Frank Lary. tained in a trade with Loa. Angeles, x·New York ...... 25 L8 .511 I during May, launched June with a cent~r. Catch~r is Clay Dalrymple of tho Phllli.,. -AP Wir...... The Dodgers powered their way up ~ his choices to Iowa or Michigan Cash picked up a roller past has won one game. Minnesota ...... Z7 2% .551 !Va Is U 5-2 conquest of the Chicago Cubs to victory in the first game. Seven Ty jumped oU Delrolt ...... 24 20 .$4$ • after having considered Northwest­ first by Cline, the leadoH bat- 111e Nats to an early x·.Los Angeles ...... 2. 20 .54~ I rorrr Friday, ern. His older brother Frosty will of their 11 hits were for extra ter, and tossed to Lary who failed 3'() lead after four ·imIings. Harry Chicago ...... 2. 24 .500 S The Reds, making their 1962 Chi­ bases with Junior Gilliam hitting Baltimore ...... 22 24 .471 ., Intel be junior at Michigan next fall, but to touch the bag. AI Luplow '01' Bright's double accounted for a Kansas City ...... 24 26 .480 with cago debut, lost little time fasbion­ because of injuries early in the last Wickersham Wins 6th Straight; a homer. Larry Bl1rrigh had two lowed with a single and Francona pair in the third and Bob Schmidt's Boston ...... 18 21 .400 • iong a 4-0 lead in the first inning triples and Ron Fairly also had a Washington ...... 14 31 .311 U~ TIl football season will be in his first doubled to the rightfield corner for bases-empt'Y homer &eored the x-nlCht lame to send big Joey Jay on his way year o[ competition at the Wolver­ three-bagger. two runs. $enator's third run in the fourth. FRIDAY'S RI!SULTI first to his eighth victory. Jay, who has "RST GAME Chicago 3, Ball/more 2 agc~ ine school playing quarterback. . Perry started ~ two ~n rally The Twins rallied for three runs Clevefand 7, Detroit I lost Caul', gave up seven hits in his Paces A's to 9·2 Boston Win Los An.ol...... 002 300 51 ....."" 0 Washington 4. Minnesota 3 num Jim, an outstanding football half­ Philidelp'li. .. .. 101 110 111- 4 12 1 1~ the. second Wlt~ a smele to in the eighth on fUlNlCoring singles Kansas City 9, Boston 2 13th start and sixth route-going back and junior golfer, hopes to Wlllllm., Per,nosld Ii) Ind Rose· right. Sl~gles by Clme and Luplow by Hal Naragon, Bernie Allen and and performance. KANSAS CITY innings. Cincinnati . . 400 100 000- S I 1 8-4 when Frank Malzone Jed oCf with the chamber said in telegrams to Grounds Friday night and whipped Held beat out another infield hit at the Annex. Evel Chiugo 100 OM 101- 2 7 1 an triumph over the Houston Jay and Idwuds; Cardwoll! Andor· Colts who collected 12 hits in their his third horne run of the year. Joe Cronin, president oC the Ameri­ their successors as the New York in the inning and Rock Colavito's The one-out scratch hit bounced Prof son \8) and Tappe, Thackor (0). W - Pete Runnels CoHowed with a can League, and baseball Com· National League entry, the Mets, seventh inning single to center over shortstop Ron Hansen's head, on Jay .... ). L - C.rdwell (11). first appearance in Forbes Field. Beer just naturally Home runs - Cincinnati, Coloman Roberto Clemente rapped out his double. Bob Hillman's triple scored missioner Ford Frick. 9·6. represented the balance of the allowing Floyd Robinson to ram­ Rap (7). Chicago, Hubbs (3). Runnels but Hillman was erased J. R. Dominick II, president of Playing in the ancient park for Detroit attack. ble home from second base with ,tastes better at fourth homer with Dick Stuart Clevel.nd ...... 220 000 030- 7 11 1 W' aboard and also contributed a dou­ at horne when he tried to score the chamber, referred to continuo the first time since they aban­ Detroit . '"000 OM 001- 1 4 2 the tie·breaking run. Robinson had men ble and a single to lead the Pirate on a fly ball. ing reports that Finley wants to doned it for San Francisco, the Porry .nd Rom. no; Llry, NI~h· reached scoring posItion by work­ 'Doc' Connell's! thp Hawklets Suffer wit! (I). Fo)( (I), C.salo It) and I,o'wn. hit parade. Smoky Burgess also The Red Sox never seriously move the club to another City. Giants jumped to a big lead with W - P.rry (4·2). L - Lit' (HI: Ing relief pitcher HQyt Wilhelm for gy, collected a pair of singles and a threatened again. He asked to meet with the other a barrage of home runs and dealt Hom, run - Detroit, C•• h cpt. a walk and then stealing second. sera Double Loss to nine owners at a time and place the hapless Mets their 12th straight Chlu...... IM 001 000 fI- 1 , 0 double and drove in a run and Bill Boston . . . .. 000 200 000- 2 • 0 ••Itlmo.. ..000 lot IiI tt-- 2 t 1 The Annex Wor of their choosing. loss. II Burlington High Mazeroski accounted Cor two other K.nsas City ...... 103 010 40)(- 9 10 0 * * * He'M"} .Ium."n It) Inel C.. "oen; 26 E. ColI.,. Or Pirate tallies. Schwall, Cisco (4), Nichols (7) Ind The potential buyer was not iden­ Willie Mays, who began his rise Braves Trip Cards, 7'() P.pp ... "," (')1 Wllhoim ('1 .n.. Lou. Tlllm.n; Wickersham and Aleue. W to stardom hero as an exuberant W - LoW~ (t·1,. !- - WJl~lm (2-3). tors The Iowa City Little Hawks Elroy Face, the third Pirate (6.1). (1-6). tified. - Wlckorsham L - Schwall kid, excited the highly vocal crowd MILWAUKEE (,fI - Righthander sho~ dropped a twin bill here Friday pitcher, allowed only one hit and Home run - Boston, Mallone (3). In Chicago, Finley told The As­ Bob Shaw hurled Milwauket:'s first sopl' was ruled temporarily the winner o[ 43,472 with his 17th horne run. afternoon to the Burlington Grey­ sociated Press: shutout of the season and battery­ SUJlE houngs, losing a 2·1 pitcher's duel, by the offiCial scorer. The scorer Willie McCovey hit two more and " I J can say is..J.hat my baH Jim Davenport clouted one as the mate Del Crandall drove in five sear then dropping the night cap, 8-6. said he would ask the National Colts Will Keep ' runs Friday night as the Braves or ( League office in Cincinnati to de­ club IS not Cor sale. [ have ;no winners powercd their way ahead Dean Wischmier limited the further comment, except to wonder 9-1 by the sevenlh inning. belled the St. Louis Cardimlls 7'(). the Little Hawks to two hits in the termine the correct winner on the Shaw scattered five hfts in breez· ther basis of effectiveness. Wearing Cowboy about the enthusiasm 01 Mr. Dom­ Tho Mets, whose first run came lirst game while John Rhodes inick in major league baseball Cor on Rod Kanehl's first big league ing to his sixth victory in eight de· erat gave up just three hits to Burling­ Hou.ton ...... 000 210 1~ 4 12 0 Pittsburgh ..... 013 300 10x- • 13 0 Kansas City. He canceled his order homer in the sixth, staged one of cisions. He struck out five and "P ton . Golden. Andorson (3). Witt (4). Tie.· Uniforms on Road (01' eight season tickets after last their stirring but futile rallies in didn't walk a batter as he lowered ed I With the Little Hawks leading, en.uor ('). Stone (II .nd Smith; Glb· bon, Lam.be (5). FICO (7) .nd Bur· HOUSTON (,fI - The Houston year and I had to contact him per­ the eighth. They routed San Fran· his earned run average to 1.91 ill men 1-0, Burlington scored two runs in 'oss. W - F.ct (3-1). L - Golden 85 lh innings. (3.2). Colts have received a mandate to sonally and talk him into renew­ cisco's prize southpaw, Bill Y I I ing the top oC the third on an error, a Home run - Pittsburgh, Clomente wear their blue western hats and ing them Cor this season." Pierce, with a five-run uprising. Crandall, hitless in 17 straight the single, and a double by Gary Mc­ (4). boots on road trips. SIn Francisco . , .. 102 010 SOO- '13 2 times at bat, broke out of ,the tion Pherson. McPherson was 5-6 for Now York ...... 000 001 OSO--, f 0 slump with a ,Pair of run-producing socl thf' day connecting for two dou­ There has been a bit of grum· PI.rce. 1I0lin (I). MIII.r (f) and Michigan Advances in bling about rodeos ever since own· Fish Play Politics Hllllor; Cral,. Huntor (')t.~lIIm.n (t) singles and a bases-loaded triple. MA~E COLLEGE 'STUDENTS \j[~s, two triples, and a single. .nd Chltl. L.ndrl'" (fl. w - P1e,e. st{ Louis " ...... I J 1 In tbe second game, the Grey­ NCAA; Beats Western ers of the new National League MOUNT VERNON, IU . (uPIl (1.0). L - Craig (2·7), M Iwaukeo ...... 013 000 :ib_ l " J club purchased the $200 outfits for Home runs - bn FrlnellCo. Mc· J.ckson, B.uta (sit SeCleckl .in ONLY hounds scored Caul' times in the top KALAMAZOO, Mich. (All - Michi­ Some bass in a private lake north Covey 2 (7). Meys (17). D.vonr.0rt ('). Saw.,skl; Show Ina Crlnl.It ..'1•W - of the jirst inning and once in the gan's B\g 10 runners-up scored a travel wear at the start oC the sea­ of Mount Vernon are not only New York. K.nehl (1). M.ntll. (~). Show ('·2). L -:- J.ckson /4-4): ' son. We are hiring stu~enti~ who are interested in third, but Iowa City tied the score run in the 10th inning to deCeat game fish , they're downright braz­ in the bottom of the third. favored Western Michigan, 7-6, for About 10 players failed to wear en. full time f summer employment. Those hired , I With Iowa City leading 6·5, Bur­ the NCAA District 4 baseball cham­ the western garb on a Monday A one· pounder jumped into a will also 'have the opportunity to continue em· lington scored three runs in the pionship Friday. trip from Cincinnati to Chicago. boat this week with the lake owner top o[ the sixth on two walks, two The victory qualifies Michigan Western dress was the subject -city councilman Harry Shehorn ploym&nt on ,a part time basis next fall. All singles to break open the ,ame. to join seven other district winners under discullsion Thursday in Chi­ - and radio itation news director jobs for • I Burlington ...... 002 N- 2 3 1 in the NCAA playoffs at Omaha cago as Manager Harry Craft held Dick Mc Gee. ¥fill give you tremendous experience low. Clly ...... 101.,... 1 2 1 Wlsehmler, Gobon; John Rhodes, next week. a closed door session with his play­ About a year ago, a three-pound­ your n~xt .school semester regardless of your "l Don Rhode •. Jim Babel, a seldom-used pitcher, ers. er leaped into a boat with Shehoon WE Burlington ...... 401 00' ...... , 3 scored the winning run. field. . ' Sup low. City ...... "3 010 ..... , , , CraCt refused to discuss what and another colilroilman, Coy Flot,-. Kerr. Lowory ('), eoetn; Moll. D. took place but hc said: I , "tn Rhodes. IOWA CITIAN TO COACH - IOUTHWln TIACHIRS' A.INeY- WYI CEDAR FALLS (uP)) - John "They voted 100 per cent Cor the 1303 Centr.1 N.E r san, - ) - .1.• · w~ · OFF~R MAKES BID FOR REDS RaffenspergepJ Iowa City, star western sUit beCore the -start 'Of Albuquerqul, 'N.w Melerco' , Ra~ C£NClNNATI (UPI> - Joseph Cootball player and (rackman at the season. 'I Serving Southwest, ontirl WI.t 1. Earnings in e~cess of· $100 p,r bit, F. Rippe. a local businessman, State College of Iowa, will become "We will wear the suits," said .nd AI ••ka seel told the Ohio atlorney general's of­ head basketball and track coach at Hal Smith, catcher and player 'rep­ FREE REGISTRATION week (guaranteed salary) • I you Membe,: N.A.T:A. - 'Cice Friday hc will make a bid for Mid-Prairie School at Wellman, of­ resentative. "We voted to wear no I S.larl•• $4,," Up 2. Opportunity to work for one of the the Cincinnati Reds baseball club ficials said Friday. them. 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"1'age '-THE DAll Y IOWA~-Iowa C:lty, low_Saturday, Juna 2, 1962 Mechanization 'Common Visual Language' Campus Notes .j Replaces White e. e Sigma Xi Officers Photo Exhibit Karl Kammermey('r, professor The photographic exhibit of the House Scribe Taught In Creat,ve Course and head oC chemical engi neering 1960 Golden Anniversary White at SUI, has been elected pre ident House Conference on Children and By JANICE SURASKV in this language lie. the gr.at­ tute oC Technology, Rochester, of the SUI chapter of the Society Youth - "These Are Our Chil­ WASHlNGTON (.fI - Jack Ro­ StaH Writer nt potential for expr.ssion." . Y. Approximately 150 prints of of Sigma Xi, scientific group. dren" - will open in the SUI magna, who has taken down the Few courses at SUl can be term­ If photography is used with dig­ nearly every subjed were dis­ The society's new vice-president Memorial Union Sunday. words oC Cour presidents, was fired ed an overwheLming success at the nity, then it has " every reason to played. is Prof. Alton K. Fisher, head of Some 350 photos make up the Friday as official White House re­ end of their Iirst year. An except­ be shown in art galleries" along The SUI exhibit was highly ,- stomatology in the College of Den­ exhibit, which is the most com­ porter. tion 10 this is the new Creative with the usual forms of art, said praised by White, a nationally tistry. prehensive pictorial display ever Romagna. whose fountain pen Photography course which began Schulze. This was done during known creative photographer and Milton E. Rosenbaum. associate assembled about the problems and raced across notebook pages with last fall. the creative photography exhibit. editor of Aperture, a quart.rly professor of psychology, and Ed­ development of Americia's young shorthand symbols. gave way to The course is taught by John SchuLze said the course will bene­ on creative photography. He ..itl ward E_ Mason, profes or oC sur­ people. mechanized stenographic devices. Schulze, professor of Art. It was fit those who are interested in he saw evidence that the crea­ gery, continue as secretary and Professor F . Eugenia Whitehead, To replace him in turning out because of his interest in creative photography to help see things in­ tive photography class was func· treasurer respectively. chairman of the SUI Home Eco­ slenographic transcripts, the White photography that others also be­ stead of just to look at them. They tioning in the right way. Profesor Kammermeyer suc­ nomics Department, i chairman House hired a Washington com­ came interested in the potential learn to compose a picture proper­ "The photographs displayed suf· I ceeds Prof. Jerry Kollros, chair­ of the SUI committee of the Coun­ mercial service, the Alderson Re­ value of the course_ ly. Concentration is placed in the ficient technique at the right time," man oC zoology, as pre ident. cil on Children and Youth sponsor- • porting Co. Finally a darkroom was built photograph itself, not on the story White said. "They encouraged an • ing the exhibit. Press secretary Pierre Salinger, and equipped in the Art Building around it. It is even possible to individual's approach and respect. • • • • • announcing the change, said Alder­ and the course could be taught. develop a philo ophy of liCe from For only a year's work, the photo­ SUI TV Program Library Meeting Parade son would be able to provide more Approximately 12 int.r... ed the way one takes a picture, he graphs are definitely above aver­ Opens June Week than one reporter to record the va­ students w.r. interviewed and said. age." A television program filmed at Imagination and uniqueness SUI and featuring an SUI profes­ "The Public Library and School June Week at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md., was for­ riety oC events that occur in the Icrellned to .nroll In the course. Schulze has no definite plans for [ Library Work Together" will be ar. the main criteria that Schulz. sor -wRose spccialty is African art White House every day. An Important qualification for next year. He does plan to enter the theme for next week's (June mally opened Friday with a dress parade by the entire brigade of usn to judge a student's work_ will be broadcast by KCRG-TV, The o£Cicial reporter records and most of the students who w.re his students' work in other photo­ 4-8 ) library conference lo be held midshipmen. The parade of 3,800 Middies was reviewed by Prof_ Excitement and interest in the Cedar Rapids, a 6 p.m. Monday. transcribes presidential news con­ accepted was the knowl.dge of graphy exhibits throughout the in the sur Continuation Center. Richard E. Heise. Heise retires next month as registrar of the how to operate a camera and an assignment almost in itself will The program will be seen on the ferences, speeches by the Chief Ex­ make the print something import­ country. There will be more guest Around 75 school librarians from academy. Jun. Week ends next Wednesday when 790 midshipmen expolure moter. lecturers and another photography station's "Expedition Iowa" se­ ecutive - to small groups at the ant and symbolic_ Iowa and surrounding stales will are to be graduated. -AP Wirephoto show, which is e.'.7 and have lar drinking in the District of Co­ The sl been in existence throughout the lumbia is now permitted - under hostesse nalion since 1958. The previous ti ghtly-limited circumstances. the cra Iowa committee filed its Cinal re­ President Kennedy on Thursday recorder port with the commission in 1961. signed a bill permitting patrons age wer The turnover in committee mem­ waiting for restaurant tables in the Iowa Book to go 01 bership roughly coincides with the capital to be served alcoholic bev­ with the beginning of a new two-yea r term el'ages while standing up, provid­ Franl which was granted the U.S. Com­ ing they are screened from the tum t mission by Congress last Septem­ view of sealed diners. , I .ral Lc ber. Previollsly, restaurant patrons and to uy ' The primary purpose of lhe ad­ could be served liquor only if they reconN visory committees is to make avail­ were seated at a table. Most res­ inform. able to the commision the informed taurants failed to provide table ferred opinion of leading citizens in all space for those waiting to dine. Board parts of the United States. The Supply Co. man a, commission draws on the informa­ who wi tion provided by its 51 advisory CHOICE OF MEN inquiry committees in preparing iLs reports While to the President and Congress. OF THE why, Ml The duties of the Iowa committee to fntne1', lanta al include advising the U.S. Commis­ WORLD OF SPORT pop,pait'1', assistanl sion on Civil Rights of any informa­ ried at tion it receives on alleged depriva­ pa,papa, , 1 to see 1 tion of the right to vote and to have pere,dad, appearet the vote counted. It also is to ad­ LONGINES for your· unwanted books Later vise the commission concerning le­ daddy 01t his to Paris gal development which would con­ THE WORLD'S day. identifiCI stitute a denial of equal protection their shl MOST • t HONORED I wo SAIL FOR FRANCE people i NEW YORK