CARACAS. Venezuela Lfl - Vice ,------President Nixon cut hort the tag thei .. c ...s in strNt riotin • . W.. will conform te tIM wi.in.1 JChed. l and paratroopers (rom .S. bases V.Mluel.n troops enel poIiea pe­ end of hi riot·ridd n South Ameri- neldAy police cI .....eI tIM st.... ts . ule .. 11 • . m. todAy. took up po in Cuba and Pu rto trilled tIM M.rby rue/. can good will tour and took off Ilite Nixon planne.' WASHINGTON LfI - The United some conservative and it was in- student will pass a cheek table ports. could then be held. Actual con· review this morning before Gov. said the $10 increase in barracks rent was needed to subsidize the States is doubling the size of its where attendance will be taken by Dunl.p expl.ineel the besic st.. uction of the building, h. laid. dicated the Socialist party leader, Herschel Loveles . The SUI larch- proposed 192-unit Hawkeye Apar Hagemann, in answer­ Dall,. •• ",aD. rtie-rYe. the rt,"'t lIi cussion of Westminster records, terance. It is a rather seJ[-con· ing issue. From the very beginning • .h.nea, .eled representatiYe lette" ing him y the entire housing sys­ ler's best-known symphony and moloric impulses of the dance and Regent's meeting on May 8, 1958, UniversitY-Relations. News and tem at SUT, wherever needed - must be regarded as a rather com- is characterized by its huge or­ that the $10.00 increase was not Information Service release, sent that this is the method that has pact work in spite of its close to chestral body In individual clusters necessary to provide the subsidy. out to Married Students, under the been used tor many years in order 50 mlnutes running time, since of sound in which the brasses pre. most of Mahler's symphonies take dominate. It is in five movements. At the Board meeting, President signatllre of President Hancher, to keep housing rents and dorm practically a weekend to listen to. THE SECOND two-disc album, Hancher Indicated that the $10.00 page 11: "An increase in rent to fees down." When first presented at Weimar, No. 2221, contains the Symphony increase was not tied in with the provide an additional 'subsidy' of In addition to demonstrating a the work was called a symphonic No. 7 in B Minor, Mahler's "ro­ Hawkeye Apartments. $10.00 per month each Crom the patent misrepresentation, these poem in two parts, namely, "From mantic" symphony. It shares with The following documentation is University's present 698 temporary diametrically opposed explanations the Days of Youth," and "Human the Fifth and Sixth a purely sym. the basis for our contention that apartments, beginning June, 1958." lead to two separate conclusions : Comedy." The nickname "Titan" phonic character. The autoblo­ there has been a misrepresenta­ If we accept the first explanation was later attached to the sym- graphical style of the Fifth is given In refutation of the above state· phony as a whole. Most striking up for an evocation of the breath ... ~. tion: the conclusion is that it is untrue L February 28, 1958, from the ments we pointed out to the Board and that the $10.00 rent increase is the beginning of the second part. and rhythm of nature. The tonal --.- University's married student hous­ of Regents on May R, 1958, that: is necessary. If we accept the dubbed "The Hunter's Funeral center vacillates so much that au. ing newspaper, The Villager, a 1. All debt on the temporaries second, it is obvious that we are Procession," which gives a decid· thorities are disagreed as to what edly macabre twist to the old round key the symphony is r eaily in: question and answer explanatory has been paid. not only paying (or our own hous· article by the Administration: "In ing, and are subsidizing single stu­ "Frere Jacques." The sound Qual- The live-movement work opell8 establishing the rental rates, the 2, Net income from the tempo· dent housing as well. ity was marred by some pesky with an eerie funeral march which State Board of Regents follows raries without any increase would Encutive Committe. of the Mar. scratching and popping during this is driven to a furious outburst at ' the principle that the income of be in excess of $100,000 a year, ried Student Housing Group section on my copy, otherwise it' Ule end of the first movement. was good . Will tax your tweeter and wallop I each type of housing - single stu­ according to the University's own Richard C. Clark, Lamont, Chair. dent dormitories. and married stu­ THE TWO·RECORD album No. your woofer. The three inner move. , estimates. man 2220 gives you the Symphony NO . 5 ments imitate the larger three.part dent housing - must be sufficient Rev. Linwood Fredrickson, Harlan to oover the construction, operat­ 3. Administration figures show in C Sharp Minor, plus the only form of the entire conception. First that a subsidy of $41.00 per month Charles Halsev, Iowa City movement from the Symphony comes the "Nachtmusilt." a pastor. Ing, and debt service cost of that Jack Holl, Burlington type< of housing. per apartment will be needed for No. 10 that Mahler completed be- al horncaU fearsomely developed. the 192 Hawkeye Apartments. This David Jonu, Iowa City fore his death - the Adagio. The next a scherzo Gescrlbed as "Ilke "Q. Why is the married student Frank Nelson, Ringstead housing increase greater than sin· amounts to a total requirement Vienna Opera Orchestra i~ con- a shadow," and finally morl) Nacht. of $94,864 per year. Janis Ross, Iowa City ducted by Scherchen on thiS and musik. These three movements gle student dorm increase? Charle, Schermerhorn, lowl City "A: As explained above, it is 4. Without any rent increase in­ the following album, It may take transform the symphony into a gi- a long time to adapt yoursel[ to gantic ironical Nocturne. The sheilr necessary for the married student come Irom the temporaries will be TO THE EDITOR: more than ample to meet this re­ the seemingly over-long symphon- terror of this section was predict. hOusing part of the SUI student If Robert C. Hinshaw has infor· housing system to produce a great· quirement. izing, but eventually one learns to cd in the third movement of the mation which would indicate that live with it and ~ven. to enjoy the First S)'J11phony. It is the apex of er increase in revenue in order In ilnswer to our presentation Louis Kampf realJy is the "logi­ relaxed pace which IS so seldom irony achieved by the si nister com. to finance the new permanent of these facts, both Harry Hage­ cal successor" to the late Senator found in today's music. (Espec- bination of lyricism and grotesque. apartments. " mann, President of the Board o( McCarthy, he should make It pub­ ially not in people such as Webern, ness which makes the entire sym. 2. March 31, 1958, from 'A State­ Regents, and Virgil Hancher. Pres­ lic. Surely Mr. Kampf's brief let­ ~hose works are orten squeezed phony one huge canvas of bitter ment of policy by the Advisory ident of SUI, made statements ter to The Daily Iowan does not mto a few. seconds l. The length salire, according to Westminster's Committee to the Director of Dor­ KIr., F .." ...e lIya4Jua. which were in direct opositlon to offer sufficient evidence for such was unaVOidable as long as a ro- Kurt List. mitories and Dining Services,' Page previously stated University policy. an assumption. manlic component is being ex­ 5: " ... the Hawkeye Apartments These were reportod in the Cedar Mr. Hinsbaw's attack on Mr. plained in a classical background. Distant cowbells and close·up will be 'subsidized' from other in­ Rapids Gazette on May 9, 1958, Kampf was elaborate and (l sup.. Mahler's private life and relations mandolin are among some unusual come within the State University as fo)lows : pose) clever. But many readers with social and political conditions instrumental effects used in the Large Mental Hospitals Should Go of Iowa student housing system "He (President Hancher) also will conclude that Hinshaw has of the late 19th century had a tre· Seventh. Some of the excursiQns .. . This subsidy will be derived reaffirmed his stand that Ule in­ into waltz and "Iandler" rhythms Professor-emeritus of p sychiatry at IIarv­ generalized hastily and has at­ mendous effect on his complex th ~eTViccs of the young psychiatrists wbo do from the total income of all SUI crease in rent is justi[jed and said tacked "name calling" by calling musical art. Of course we don 't may remind one of the supreme ard Medical School, Dr. Harry C. Solomon, re­ not want to work in "snake-pit" institutions married student housing, plus a that it is unfortunate tbat the in­ names. have space to wax historical - you satire of Ravel's "La Valse." The cently recommended abolition of our big pub­ mote readily available. $10,000 monthly Increase. effective crease had to be tied with the new Knute Skinn.r, G should buy the records and read at sound quality on both last·men· in June of 1958, in the rental of Hawkeye Apartments. because all 417 S. Capitol leisure. tioned albums is excellent. lic m ental hospitals as "obsolescent monstro i­ The herding of large groups of patients to­ ties." gether like cattle-their only treatment con­ As he paints out, tI1ey can be built but not sisting of food, a place to sleep and an inter­ staffed. They become virtual prisons or human view with a doctor at infrequent intervals - is maint nance farms - not hospitals, and mock at b st a callous and inhuman treatmcnt of the Egyptian Journa lists Attack Nasser's Tyranny . the very rationale for their existence. mentally-ill by sOciety-at-Iarge, (EDlTOR.'S NOTE: T",ent,-.I,. E,yp_ Uona. aad dtmooraUe ,over.moni 1ft The underslgners, Egyptian troyed when freedom of the people the nightmare of Egyptiart and lIan Journall . .. apPelled lo Ibe In - ElY pl.) . Ii f fr' f E tit Thi s ' foreign J'ournalists alike. Dr. Solomon paints out that not a single The overworked doctors, nurses and staff of Iornallonol Pr ... Inlmule A.. embly Te,d ot 11.0 PeUUon .1 Twenly-,I,. Journa sts, ormer 0 Icers or 0 gyp was os . s wa In . . . In Washln,lon 10 denoun.e Co lon ol En-p llan Jou,nallall members of the suppressed Egyp- March 1954 when Colonel Nasser 3. A stnct censorship machmcry state mental hospital meets the minimum stall­ state mental institutions are doubtless doing N..... ·, I,r.nnlo lupp,e ..lon.' .. hloh ..... SubmItted to under the direction of Major Mou. p,t<>dom ot th e P, ... In ErYPl. Tho 8e""11> Oene.al A.. embly tion Press Association consider it and his cohorts, corrupted by f k EI H . h hid dard set by the American Psychiatric Associa­ th best they can with the facilities an~ money Appeal, Imunlfd out 01 El1pl, wo, of Iho . .'. wa ac amawl as e pe tion. at hand, but the 114 year history of these insti­ .ubmlUod 10 the 1nltUoie by S...... lo, JI\I.,,,olloool P,elS lnolllot. theIr profeSSIOnal and nabonal power, abandoned their solemn isolate Egypt from the civilized ~1.bmOQd Aboul rath. pUbulhe,p 0' me. Un, In W ..hln,ton dutl~s to expose and denounce. " promt'se to restore constl'tutl'onal Id d d th I al ws tutions prove that they are not an adequate AL-MlSIlI. ODd Dele,a'o 0' reo by. wor an re uce e oc ne . IUs answer. Moderate-sized homes or farm ElfPt om mill •• , 0.. andorrr.uDd Seftalor Mahmoud Aboul Patb. the tyrannic suppression and per- life, and subJ'ected our country papers and the handful of foreign ,I answer to the problem. antl·Na.or Movemenl. The Fr.. Publliher or AL-MISRI sccution of the Freedom of the . f colonies for those science cannot now help; in­ Enpl CommlUo. ,ounded .n J~~ and Dele,.te 0' Ibe. t d f' d d thl d' correspondents to mstruments 0 the-community treatment of those who will re­ Th only thing the large state mental insti­ by all En'pUn political p.rU ••. os- , EE EG1'PT COMMIT1EE Press m Egypt by Colonel Gamal a an un e roe an ru ess IC- Colonel Nasser's propaganda. A T ,ident, The I .. ternational Abdel Nasser. tatorship. Rejected by the people military censor, often an illiterate spond, and "half-way houses" for children and tutions accomplish is to render it possjble for :~~tl!~O ~~::~.nl·~~ei,;t:.!'hJ:re~.~; dedi a'." to ..I Iorollol\ 01

-a touch of the brush ... -0 deft line or two ... -a pat with the puff. . . - then gum for the beard. . . -Behold ... a new man! ------* * * * * * ------~------~------SUlowans SUI Air Science Phtotostats on Display; New 'Iowa Citian The Alchemist Professor Honored · R A d Elected President Thealre make.up serves two rnain purposes: it helps the actor C To Present PONTONIERS will el ct officers look like the character he is portraying; and it helps him proj('ct By IC Rifle Club opy,ng ates nnounce 01 Alumni Group ' ror the> 1958·59 school year at 7 his facial expressions to th audience. Capt. Roy L. Goodal , sur as· A display of contact prints and cents: and duplicate copie 3 c(lnts. Frank Na. h, 504 Grand AvenUl1, p.m. today in th Fieldhouse The rirsl step is a thin cold creme base, so the skin will take sislant prore or in Air Science, photo talic copies of printed mall" Material to be photo lat('d should 8 Recitals Iowa ity, was el cled president o( Armory. the make·up better, and to make it casler to remove mnke·up after was honored at cognition par· rial mad by the main library be tak n lO the circulation d k the performance. The creme ba is followed by a color base a r sur SUI music students will present ty spon ored by the Iowa City RiOe is exhibit d in the smal\ case in w II in advance of the tim it j. Ih(' SU I Alumni Interrraternit)' eight recitals in the next five days. PHI eTA SIGMA , honorary aca· which determin s the basic skin tone. • and Pistol Club Wedn sday nighl n d('d, Clara Hinton, hNld or eir. au neil at a recent meting of the ]n the picture sequence above, Barry Fuller. G, Sydney, Au Ira· Today at 2:30 p.m. Yong Yue demic society, will elect officer at the Airport Inn . the lobby. culation rvices, said. group. Pak, G, Seoul. Korea, mczzo·so· for next year at 4:30 p.m. today lia, demonstrates some of th slep in making·up for his rol of Capt. Goodale was recognized Cor The hbrary ofrers a copying prano, will present a recital in in the East Lobby Conference the scheming butler. Face. In Ben Jon on's com dy. "The Alchemi I," WeSTERN REVIEW Robert liogg, SUI associate pro· which opens at University Th ater tonight. service to the club during the pa~ ervlce to slofC, faculty and tu· North Mu sic Hall. Wllla Starkey, Room of the Iowa Memorial y ar. He will leave Ul In June .. Th We. t rn Reyiew, which con. f Ii. or or math and astronomy, AI, Vancouver, Wash., will accom· Union. For the first picture, Barry darkened his eyelashes. Since he and a um dulles at Maxwell d nts for malenals which are SUI is blonde, his lashes and eyebrows would be lost in the rest of the sist of hort stories, poems, es. was nomcd vlce·president of l pany her. AFB, Ala. Ilibrary property or borrowed from ayll, and book reviews. will go on rounciI, mode up of advisors make·up if they w r n't darken d. At this point he has aIr ady IiI Included in her recital will be TRIANGLE CLUI will have Il Main speakt'rs at the ('\'cnt wer other Iibrarl s through the Inter· sale today in Iowa City bookstores. each of till.' acin i fralernlties on pieces by Ro ~a. Scariatti, Uandel, oullined his eyes in bLock and pul a small amount of white under· buffet dinner al $1.69 per person at Col. Charles C. Ki~k, S. I proCes· library loon deportment. The maga1.ine i. a publiroLion of compus. Shubert, Brahms, Haydn, Crieg 6:30 p.m. today in th(' clubroom neath. to mak th m stand out, A imllar outliJlini is u ed to em· sor and head of AIr Sclenc(', nnd E(£('cUve Jun 16 Ih(' cost of neg- S 1 and 5('11 {or ~ e('ots. R:Jillh l!on:lld Rosk['n~ fraternity ad. Hutchinson and Mascagni. of th Iowa Memorial Union. phasize the lips. Al Fre land, Reek I lond . . . In the second pictur('. h has drawn a line 10 emphaslle th atlve and po. Ilive photostats of· Freedman, SUI a slst.ant prof(' or . . ' MARYLtNDA Gutierrez, A4, in Engli h, i. acting ('dilur of UU' vlsur ot sur, Will continue a s c.. ZOOLOGY SEMINAR will hear plane of his cheekbone. IOWA CITY MAN ReCOVeRING f red through this ervice will be Sanla Fe, N.M., will p re~e nt a When aU the features or his face have been empha ized or de­ R "iew. r 'tory·trea urt'r of the group. (lule recital Friday at 7:30 p.m. in Gordon Marsh, professor of the An Iowa City man wa li sted in incr a d 5 cents. The current SUI Department or Zoology, speak e~pha ized, as requir d by lh characler. the make-up i powdered North MUSic Hall . (picture number three. La cut hine, eliminate its greasy appcaranc satisfactory condition in Mercy co I for n('gati\'es. white on black, She will be accompanied by Friday at 4:10 p.m. in Room 204 Ho pilal Wedne day afternoon after is 10 c nt a pag and po ithe , Zoology Building. The topic of his and make his beard tick belter. • pianist Janet Jamison. A3, Story For the fourth picture. h applied splrlt gum to hold part. of his a (all in [rant of the polic tation . black on white, 15 cents. rttv. a i~ted by Mary Elizabeth talk will be "The Effect of Direct Andrew Vog('I, 84 , S. Clinton St. , The cost for contact prints will Current Fields on the Axial Re­ beard in place. The beard is made of crepe hair, attach d to a net Taylor, G, Davenport, obo(' , and base. W8 taken to the hospital by a po­ remain the ame. Paie cost ror Larry Linkin, A2, Burlington, generation or Dugesia Dorotoceph. lice car W('dn day morning aft r print,s 8'1 by 11 inches and smaller ala." . And in the firth picture, he is shown as he will appear on slage, clarinct. hiS make·up and costuming completed. the accident. i 12 cents; 8'2 by 14 inches, 15 (B~ the A IIthor oj "Rail" ROIIM fhl Flag, BOI/./".II4. Included in the recital will be "Bo.rtJoot 8011 wi th CMtk.") "Sonata in G Minor" by Vivaldi, PHYSICS CLUB will hear two ------"Suite for Woodwind Trio" by records entitled "The Science of SUI Pharmacist Named .... r.neh. "Jade" by Ferroud, Sound" today at 7:30 p.m. in Room City Record, "Syrinx" by Debussy, "Density 30t Physics Building. Panel Group Member IOWA'S FINEST ••• THE GREAT CAP AND GOWN "I ' • 21.5" by Varese and "First Son· CONTROVERSY ata" by Marlinu . UNtTED LUTHERAN CHURCH MARRIAGE LiceNse William W. Te ter, chler phor. • 20% More Prote. c.w- MIll ...... ON SATURDAY soprano Mar WOMEN executive board will meet Norman J. Kuddes Jr.• 23, Par· macist of the University Hospitals It will 'roOn he cup and gown time R~lIin, ~o let Uq, without u('loy, gery Ryan , A4, Clinton, will pre· Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the church. nell and Patricia S. Anciaux, 19. Pharmacy, will parlicipate Friday • ~ end Mina" take up the vexing qu tion: whi h sid of the cap houh.l the , senl a recilal at 4 p.m. in North Iowa City. In n panel discussion on "110 pital Problems" in Minn('apoli • Minn. t"l ! cyon Days" by Purceil , " Mariet. The $25 Lowden prize in mathe- til . uhlllurine .. l'vioo for (h'e-year hil('he~. la 's Lied" by Korngold, "Lieft!s, malics was awarded to Peter S. lreu" by Brahms. " Mandoline" by Landweber, AI, Iowa City. Eight DcbuESY, "Dupuis Ie Jour" by th •• Charpentier, "A Nun Takes th" a cr students competed for the The 1958 Veil" by Barber, "Black Roses ptize. ( , by Sibelius, "I Know My Love ' The prize is given each year to Irish folk song and "Hymn to th ~ a person who is about to complete Night" by Campbell.Tipton. his work in freshman and sopbo- WSUI will broadcast a recital more mathematics and who is not , , by lhree students on Saturday at beyond his sophomore year. , ]0 B.m. The examination for the award - _ ... "'_ PATRICIA EASH, A4. Wellh'an includes aigebra, trigonometry. an· ~_~'-'A ER ~~-o pian ist, will play "Son~lta" by Grit· alylic geometry and di£ferential - ~ .. I - fen. Trumpder David Ibrs, A3, raa~nd ~iI~lt~eg~r~a~1~c~a~lc~u~IU~ S~.~~~~~:::~iiiiiiiiiii~-::'=_:F:_:.~~ Wahpeton , N.D. , and p,anist John GAS RANGES Knoernschild, A3, Clinton, will play "Sonata VllJ" by Core iii· Fitzgerald and "Intrada" by , Honegger. are on displayl There is II jO'Owing body or opinion which holdll that the " ON SUNDAY at 2 p.m. Kay Gus· IAIRPORT tn. cI ~ hould be worn on the arne . ide you kct'p your Marlboro t" tafson , A4 , Stanley, will present a iguret.t on. Thus a quick glane will ~holl' you where your piano recital in North Music Hall . Included in the recital wili be ?llurlboro arc and save much tim nnd fumbling. "Sinfonia from Partita in C Minor" This mnkes 3 good deal of ense becuuse when one wants a by Bach, "Second Sonata" by Hin­ demith, "Sonata in F Minor, Qp. INN Marlboro, onc wants onc with a minimum of delay. One does 57" by Beethoven and "Sonatine" not relish being kept, even for a cond, from the heap or joy, by Ravel. the barrels of pI ensure, the. eads of content, the loads or glee, David Hans, trumpet, and Mar· Automatic Features the lumps of ec:;tasy, that one ge from that filter, that flavor. shall Field, A4, Wapello, French Blue Plate Specials thAt flip-top box. horn. will collaborate in a recital ... Sunday at 4 p.m. in North Music Save Your Time! There i. another group, mall but vocal, which Insi ts the Hall. Individual Mississippi Catfish $1.75 ttl I !lhould hang over the back of Ule cap. The tassel, t.h ey say, ACCOMPANIST will be pianist • i ll. Ilymbol like the bullfighter's pigt:lil. ignifying honor and John Knoerschild, assisted by Al­ Minute Steak (Top Sirloin) 1.70 JEM·TROL - automatic lan Dean . A2. Mason City, trumpet cournge. j top burnerl Set the and Kaellyn Kaloupek, AI, Chelsea, 1.30 Th y are 'IUOng. Bullfightel'!! wenr pigtnil ror only one trombone. ,Salisbury Steak heat - end burning. reason: to keep the backs of their n('cks warm. Do you have Ilny Field will play "Sonata ror Horn scorching, boilovers - and Piano, Op. l7" by Beethoven, idea what a draft 3 bull makes when he ru hes past you? A ''Triptych for Brass Trio" by U.S. Choice Sirloin 2.45 and get perfect cooking resultsl plenty big one, you may be ure. Obrecht and "Chanson du Fores· t tier" by Balay. 1.50 In fact, upper respiratory infections, contrncted in the walee HANS WtLL PLAY "Sonata VIII" Shrimp Special or ping bull ,is the ~cst ingle CJluse of hull-ring fatalities. by Corelli·Fitzgerald, "The Hol­ KING·SIZE OVENSI I have thi interesting stat istio from the Bu1l6ghters Mutual low Men" by Persichetti, "Intra· 1.50 Insurance Company of Hartford, onnecticut. Incidentally, fA Chicken Big capacity, light. da" by Honegger and "Coneer· Hartford, the in urlll1ce capital of America. i a delightful city tino, Qp. 29" by Riisager. ed interiors, "X· and "I\'ell worth a vksit if you are ever in X ew England, as north· Tenor Malsolm Weslly, G. Mason ray" oven doors. City will present a recital Sunday el\,.,tern nited tates i" lll.ughingly wiled. Try to make your at 7:30 p.m. in North Music Hall . Family Style. Dinners oven timers - all make bak­ Model DL 32 C 4J visit in .pring when the actuaries are in bloom. Accompanying him will be pianist ing a pleasurel Carolyn Hender on , A4, Ames. Pan Fried Chicken 2.00 But I digr . We were talking about what ide to wear the Westly wUl play two pieces by w Ion. An ingenious olution to thi problem W!lS proposed Schumann, two by Schubert, four Get a lift oufOfcooking with a new Roper not long ago by Humboldt igaIoo, perhaps better known as by Brahms and four by Wolf. Salisbury Steak · . 1.60 gal range' You'll love the automatic fea­ "The Quoit l{ing of Delaware." An early forbear of !\Ir. igafOOl WILLtAM BUNCH, A4 Keokuk AND SEE: Automatic ignition, ture~ that make cooking and baking carefree. W!IS wiU present a lrombo~e recitai the "Roast Minder" meat con­ granted a monopoly by l{ing George III, on all quoit manu· Tuesday at 4 p.m. in North Music Minute Steak (Top Sirloin) 2.00 trol. new broilers at comfort Your family will love your perfectly cooked ractured in Delaware. mehow thi royal patent was never A3, rescinded Il11d from that day to this, every quoit made in Dela­ Hall . Pianist Joan Ehlers, level, timen that turn oven flavorsome mealsl look at Roper and choose Worthington, Minn., will accom· . 2.65 ware h~ been a Sigafoos uoit. pany him . U.S. Choice Steak on and off! the model that's right for youl Bunch will play "Deux Danses" Well Rir, Mr. igaIoo IllIgge ted that the way to solve the by Defay. "Sonata" by McKay, Individual Mississippi Catfish 1.85- grellt ta..'\Se1 con troversy w(t~ to starch the to'll!lcl so it stood "Suite fur Posaune Allein" by CONVENIENT TERMS ARRANGED upright and hung on no ide of the CIlP at all. But l 'm afraid Reuter and "Chorale, Cadence et 2.10 seE THE ROPER-NOWI that sly Mr. igafoo was only 'eeking to broaden hi market Fugate" by Dutilleaux. Model ••• 1_ •• because after graduation, what can you do with an upriaht '''' yours for better living tassel except burl quoits at it7 Davies Estate Valued At Wedding Private c·_y...... $204.95 • • • More Than $2 Million • nd old .tove. IOWA.,ILLINOIS Receptions Parties TIre maker. 01 Jtlllrlboro 'Iave no opinion-about what .lde to WASHINGTON 1m - Joseph E. .. . Gas. a~d Electric Compa'n, Davies, Iqwyer al1d diplomat who Open Daily 8 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. . lIanllllour t/Uselon. But with cigarette8. thelllGlI firm',,: St., died la t wl!ei< at the age of 81, on tli. Ii_"', ",ilel, 'a"11 .ide • •• u;it/i Marlboro, of eourNI left a gross est£\te just under Highway 218 South - --- .. - ... .------... --.... --.. -. -. -~ t2,8S0,OOO. P ..e 4-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, 10w_Thurs" May 15, 1'51 , . is Celler Continues Says Soviets To Rule Tenn Baseball Criticism THREE-GRAND MAN WASHINGTON IA'I- Rep. Eman- Eight Republicans, led by Rep. Jack Kramer By Alan Maver Hawk Tearns uel CeUer (D·N. Y.I, cracking out Kenneth B. Keating (N. Y.l, riled Iy Fans Behave again at lop officials or major dissenting views. Seven Demo· league baseball, d clared Wednes- crats, including Rep. Francis E. AI ... HOild.. day a House committee report un- Walter (Pa.l. did likewise. Keating Predicts Davis ~rAN ') In 7 Events dermines critics of his sports bill. is the committee's senior Repub­ MUS/AL/ As Dodgers He said the report by a bare lican. Walter ranks second only Sports of Sorts OF rA'L"' majority of the House Judiciary to Cel1er among Democrats. Speculation on lhe new Iowa Sr. ~()UIS This Week Committee "cuts the ground com· The separate minority reports ~ I Cup to Russia 3 basketball coach has zoomed in &.ARPINAI.S, Keep Losing pletely Irom under them." backed the purpose of the legisla. the last day or two. As a result, NEW YORK IA'I - "I predict in JO OSEY~ rft'Ar The spring's linal full weekend Celler heads the committee, tion. This is to subject purely the picture is even more muddled years the Russians will have the otP APA6E, of dual sports events is set for LOS ANGELES IA'I-The Dodgers which split sharp- commercial activities of the sports than it wa a week ago. Davis Cup all locked up," said Jack WEEP YO(/R .eYE Iowa teams Friday and Saturday, were warned months ago that sweat lyon wording " concerned to antitrust regulation c:W rHI! SALL," This sharp increase in specula. Kramer, "and there'll be the devil with seven contests on the sched· socks were about the only thing the bili to but to exempt other practices tion has not gone over too weIJ to pay getting it back." A'!:> /1& . ule. they could aCford to lose in Los An- lish what which promote competition and with Iowa Athletic Department of· "I don't agree," quietly com· J'lAU.oP~ 'rII/? geles. sional Ud''''U'' II , enable the teams 10 operate in or· ficials. Some of the officials are mented Perry Jones. O/IE -rIlA-r Only one of these evenls, how­ Because, one journalist declared, footba ll, . ganized leagues. known to be quite di gusted with These two giants of the sport. one ~APe /11/11 1'/1£ ever, will occur at Iowa City. This when it comes to losers the Los ball a nd Ice CRITICS COMPLAIN that Ian· thIs speculation. and quite justi. the pupil of the other, discussed the OrA' ~EA1PE~ is the dual track meet with Wis· Angeles fan has aboul 'as much y can and guage restricting exemptions to fiably. future o( American tennis over the OF 8A~~8A/'L ~ consin, only home outdoor meet of pa tlence· as a dis pep I'IC tIger.' do under those (ound "reasonably neees- The Iowa officials do not want to luncheon table Wednesday - and t/l..rRA­ But curiously enough, .lItn antitrust laws. sary" ruins the bill. Keating said ,I announce the names of the candi­ took widely divergent views. E%cL. (/!>I Y£ 1958, Saturday at 1:30 p.m. with the Dodgers grolltling in tho "T HEY CAN he would urge the full House to dates and with good rea on . Should Kramer, the capitalist promot.r 3,000 The baseball team, which won National Lea,ue cellar for the have a eliminate the phrase. a coach at some other school be of tho pro tour, Is in town laying 11/7' Ct.(I,8. two 01 its three conference road first tim. in a decade tho man in clause, (arm sys· CELLER Foes of the provision contend it repOrted interested in the Iowa planl for tho big profes.ional games last weekend, will hit for the stands her. has :xercl.. d oil. tems, territorial rights, commis- would precipitate an endless flow position, then not be hired, It would tournlment at Forest Hilil Jun. further improvement when it most saintly reltraint. sioners and.. all that,'· CeUer told a or lawsuits. They advocate an be a bad situation at his college. 14·22. Jonu, tho new U,S. Davis Even Tuesday, while the Dodger reporter. But they cannot have outright e:temption for the contract People at the college will say Cup captain, Is her. en route to meels Minnesota at Minneapolis. pitching staff was enduring the hor- a blank check to do whatever the~ reserve clause which binds a play. the coach is not happy there, etc .• riot.awo,. Caracn for the United A single game is booked for Fri· ror of a 26.hit riot perpetrated by want, reasonable or unreasonable. er to his team. farm systems, play· and thus ill feelings will be creat· States·Venezuelan match, Itart. day with a double·header Saturday. the Giants, the response from the .The maj?rity report, however, er drafts, territorial rights and the ed. both towards the coach and the i", Friday. Minnesota, a lormidable hilling stands was remarkably sympathet. dl? not satisfy 15 of the 32 com· power to curb major league tole· University of Iowa. "I've becn talking to Fred Perry, team, now is in Ulird place in the ic. ______mlttee members. casts into minor league. -=-___ territory._ 'rhus, the Iowa Board in Conlrol who is just back from the Soviet ., Big Ten standing with a 5.3 mark. The fan didn't seem to be angry; of Athletics wiU not announce the Union," said Kramer. "He tells me he just wanted some aclion. names of candidates. The specu· some rantastic stories of Russian Iowa, bothered by mediocre hitting, The reluctance to demand that laUon will probably go on, but preparations. has 3-6 for a share of ninth place. heads roll could result lrom the ¥caza Cleared, May against the wishes of the Iowa "Already there arc some 35 clubs In track, Iowa showed fine im· novelty of big league ball. Many LA Athletic Deparlment. with elaborate clubhouses, courts provement in beating Minnesota fans are being exposed to it for the and other facilities better than any­ 'jrA/'l'$ 6EEII A~ ROt/GA' U ItS t d 71-52 H k first time - and it's got them ex· Ride Jewel's Reward the *New York * Yankees * and thing we have. Children, not old ()/I KfCORP 8001( KefPEI?5 as . OJ ur ay. . aw eyes , cited as a lynch mob. Milwaukee Braves weren't running men and women, arc coming out A!> 0# PI1'c/le Rf;. EAC/l won eight of fourteen events and The othor night. a man in the BALTIMORE \A'I - One of the Reward for Mrs. Elizabeth N. Gra· true to form this year, the major in droves. "litHe lie Gel'!> A 111'- Ir sevcral Hawkeyes turned in Iowa low.r bolles came armed with a main Prcakness developments ham's Maine Chance Farm, had a lea~ues certainly would be having "They art all getting syste· ~er~ A H.eW" tEA6tIE record performances The Wiscon· trumpet. Whon.ver ho sniffed a Wednesday came out of Belmont worried look earlier as she an· their most topsy·turvy season in '1f7'-At. PA~e~ I?ECORP, Park in New York where the stew­ nounced Ihat Liberly Ruler also history. matlc instruction. They are pro­ sin meet here Saturday will be the Dodger rally i~ the wind, he rose vided Imart white uniforms. . . and blew a mighty fanfar., and ards cleared jockey Manuel Ycaza wouid start in the race. A.. of W.dne.day, the Yank ... fl~al t~ne-up Cor the Big Ten cham· the fans around him responded of blame in anolher disqualifica­ w.re In first 3 gllM' In the Am­ ThClilt showing promi.. g.t Ycua rod. Battle Chant to a ,pecial attention. Tho best .th· PlOllSlllPS of May 23 and 24. with the old football exhortation; tion, making him available to ride half.length victory over Naik In erican L.aguo while tho Brav•• Iowa's tennis team. which has Jewel's Reward in Maryland's big w.r. only a half.gam. out In the letes are tak.n from tho schooll "Chargel" the first race Wednesday at B.I· won seven of eight dual meets, 3·year-old classic. National League, Both were 011- and put onto tho tennis courts. Several other spectators have mont. Battle Chant bore over on faces 1ichigan State, Minnesota The field for the mil. and ~.t unanimous picks to win the "How are we going to compete Bob Turley Hurls hauled air horns into the park to Naik at the start, and as Y Cala thre"lixteentha Pr.aknus Sat­ with anything like this?" and Ohio State at East Lansing, sound ear·busting blasts during in­ continued to whip left handed, pennants in thoir rtspoctlvt I ...· urday showed 11 probable start­ gilts. Jones, a scholarly-looking man in Mich. Friday and Saturday. Hawk­ frequent Dodger uprisings. his m.unt again bothered N.ik .rs and thr.. who w.re lilted oil But how about the other teams his 60s who is credIted with produc· eyes beat Indiana and Notre Dame Naturally. with the team almost In the final sixteenth. Ing such stars as Ellsworth Vines. last weekend, the victory over the .. possibl.... to tack I. Kentucky picked to finish in th fir t divi­ 3rd Straight Shutout falling out of Ihe bottom of the Derby winner Tim Tam, Silky Battle Chant was disqualified - sion· In the American. Chicago, Don Budge. Pancho Gonzales, Hel­ Irish ending a 13·meet Noire Dame league ,the man in the street is not winnmg string. (Him ..lf) Sullivan and tho oth· the fourlh time one of Ycaza's Boston and Detroit were expected en Wills Moody, Maureen (Liltle NEW YORK I.f) - Bob Tudey ------grinning his face out of shape. But mounts had been taken down this to finish in the top four. As of Mol Connelly and Kramer in this .rs, pitched his third consecutive shut· warded Bo Ion relief pitcher Leo he seems to have nn understanding Ivan Parke, who trains Jewel's season. Wednesday, both the White Sox southern California factory, shook out over Baltimore Wedne day Kiely with his first victory 01 th Bill Virdon walked and both raced streak - which is better than any and Red Sox were still battling to his head. and Mickey Mantle drove in the season. Boston's third pitcher of home on Dick Gronl's triple to streak the Dodgers have yet put to­ sec who could be in last place, " Our Iyst.m still is tho best," only run as the New York Yan· the evening, Kiely blanked the deep right ccnter. gether. while the Tigers have won four he said. " I don't agr.. tennis is kees defeated lhe Baltimore Ori· Senators on only four hits over Cincinnati ... 020 101 00IJ-.4 7 0 EWERS Plttlbur,h ' " .102 200 OOx- 5 12 0 straight to move up to fourth in tho doldrums. I for .... tho day oles J -0. the la. t six inning~. Purkey. nab.. 131. Jeffcoal 171 and place. that w., too, will hav, hordes of The lone run of( loser Billy In the ninth inning, after he Bailey: 1.1w and Foll.l. L-Robe. Idaho Placed on Skein Home tun : Cincinnati- Bailey tI •. In the National League, the young.ters clamoring to play tho O'Dell was scored in the fourth yielded singles to pinch·hilter Bob Cardinals. picked to fini h in sec­ ,ame. As 100II a. I fini'" our pro­ inning when Tony Kubek singled. Malkmus and Eddie Yo t. Kiely lowa/s 1964 Slate COTTON CORDS ond place, finally have overtaken gram In ~.Illh.rn California I advanced to second on Hank bore down and retired Albie Pear­ Braves* 4,* Phillies * 1 the Los Angeles Dodgers, who hope to go into other ar.as and do Bauer's infield grounder and trot- son on a bunt, pineh.hitter Ed PHILADELPH1A IA'I - UnbealM Scheduling of • football game WASHABLE COATS were picked to finish third, and the same thill9. led home when Mantle banged a Fitzgerald on a strikeout, and Warren Spahn turned in an all­ with the University of Idaho, a have moved into seventh place. line double Lo right center field. Clint Courtney on a fly to center. arollnd offen ive and defensive per­ new opponent, has been an· 15.95 The Cincinnati Redlegs, expected Turiey permitted only four hits. Boston. . . ..000 500 002-7 10 0 formance and brcezed to his sixth nounced for Sept. 26, 1964 ,as the to finl h fourth, are also the sec­ Second Edition of look all singles, and struck out seven, Washlnllon ... 203 000 000-5 9 2 victory Wednesday night as the Mil­ opening game of lowa's schedul •. ond division. SI.I~r, Fornlele. 131, Kiely 141 ano as he regi. t red his fifth victory While; LUnlcnll. Clove oller (41 and waukee Braves whipped the Phila­ Idaho's team will appear in So far, the Washington Sena· By Armbruster Published without a defeat. In two previou, Court"e~' . \V- Kiely. L-Clcven,er. delphia PhiIJies 4·1. the Iowa stadium. Matching tors, San Francisco Giants. and starts against the Orioles, he Home runs: Boston- Renna lII, Cer- "Basic Skilll In Sports for Men nert (3). Lefty Spahn struck out seven bat­ Booking of this game means Pittsburgh Pirates have been tho and. Women," a widely-used tellt turned in 7·0 and 2-0 victories. that Iowa will open its 1959, 1960, Pants bl, surprises, while tho KaMa. * * * ters, started two double plays, and book written by Dnid A, Arm­ New York .. 000 100 00x I 8 1 S 4 K C' 1 1962, 1963 lind 1964 scheules with City A's and Chicago Cubs play­ Baillmorl! .... 000 000 000-.0 4 I OX, ansas Ity contributed a triple in the Braves' brust.r of I_a, will be off the O'Dell. Zuverlnk 171. LehmDn 171 and two-run Jourth inning. He drove in west coast opponents. Thes. ri· .d around in tho first division for Glnsbor,: Turley Dnd Howard, Berra (8). KANSAS CITY ~Diek Donovan 6.95 press in Juna in a r.vl.. d .di­ one run and scored another In that vals ar. California at Berkeley a while befort hittin, r.etnt tion, L-O·Dell. stined Kansas City batters wilh a in 1959, Oregon State at Iowa slumps, frame as the Braves shelved Phil's Second ruillon made of the * * * 4·hitter Wednesday night and his starter Ray Semproch, who drop· City in 1960 and 1962, Washing. The Giants arc dominating the batt rymate Sherm Lollar hit a book, it bring. tho subl.ct up to Cleveland 9, Tigers 8 ped his third game in six decisions. ton State in 1963 and Idaho in statistics in the National League. DETROIT IA'I _ Roger Maris' home run as the Chicago White Sox 1964. In batting, Willie Mays is sec­ dolt. and includes some radical The Braves did all their scoring changes, Coach Armbrultor,' second home run of the day in a defeated Kansas City 4-1 . in the first half of the game. ond with a .427 mark behind the wild ninth inning gave the Cleve. Donovan had a one-hit shutout great Stan Musial, while shorstop who h... handled the required Milwaukee .... 011 200 000-4 8 1 cour.. In phy.ical eucatlon hor. land Indians a 9-8 victory over going into the eighlh but the Ath­ Philadelphia .. .. 000 010 000--1 5 0 Daryl Spencer and first baseman the Detroit Tigers Wedne day at letlcs made a mild rally wben Bob Spahn and Cundall; Semproch, Hearn Orlando Cepeda arc in the top six sine. 1937, hal received ..silt­ (4), Morehead /81, Miller (8) and Lo­ ) ance from othor Iowa coache., Briggs Stadium. Martyn scratched a single with two pata. L-Semproeh. with marks oC .347 or beUer. The Indians scored five times out and we.nt to second when third Home run.: Milwaukee-Crandall (21. ORENING TONIGHT In home runs, the Giants occupy Th. contributo,.. include One Logan 121. McCu.key, wr.stling; Don Klotz, after the Tigers appeared to have baseman Bubba Phillips overthrew four o( the top six spots as Cepeda things all wrapped up. A Detroit first base. Then Martyn scored on has nine, with Mays. Spencer and tennis; and Charles Zw.lner, the Univenity Theatre's production of golf, castoff, J . W. Porter, drove in the Mike Baxes' single before Donovan Cards* 3,* Giants * 2 Hank Sauer having eight apiece. tying run with a single. put on the brakes. ST. LOUIS IA'I - Stan Musial's In runs batted in, they hold three Porler came up as a pinch. Chlcallo .. .. . 020 .. 001, .010-4 8 2 sixth home run of the year enabled of the top four spots. ' S~ncer has K.n ••• Cily .... 000 000 010-1 4 0 hitter in the top of the ninth. A Donovan and Lollar: MaDS, Trucks (01 lhe St. Louis Cardinals to slip by 27, Mays 24 and 'Cepeda 23. moment earlier, Tiger Manager and Hou8e. 1--1'"." •. San Francisco Wednesday night 3-2. Incidentally. a ,ODd Hp would Jack Tighe had li fted starter Paul Home runs: Chicago-Lollar (5). Musial's homer came off the Gi· ". not to bet whero tho Cubs will THE ALCHEMIST Foytack when he walked the firsl * * * ant's Johnny Antonelli who sufIered be after the first month of play. two batters. Cleveland catcher Pirates S' Redlegs 4 the loss. Vinager Bend Mizell wenl L ...t Ylllr. th.. Chic .....ns 100t a comedy by aen Jonlon Dick Brown doubled in the run P1TTSBURGH (,fI _ The Pitts. aU the way lor the Cardinals to get 12 of their first 15 galM5- In that made It 6·5 before Porter's burgh Pirates' big bats, notably the victory. -Ilso playin, - 1'55, thoy started flit and didn't safety tied it. tho of Ted Kluszewski and Bob San FrancillCO .. 101 000 000-% 4 I May 16, 17, 21, 22, 23, 24 e St. Loul •.. ... 100 020 OOx-3 9 I f.1I out of ..cond place unHI In the ninth, Billy Harrell, sent Skin r, boomed again Wednes­ July I . . Antonelli, Miller (7 ) and Schmidt; to third as a runner for Brown, day !'light ror 12 hits and a 5-4 Mizell Bnd H. Smith. L-Anionelll. a Home run: St. Louis-Musial 16). As a matter o( fact, the best strcaked for home on the lirst victory over Cincinnati - their idea is npt to bet during the first AMERICAN LUGUE pitch to Maris. Tiger catcher Jim sixlh straight and 15th in the last 8 month, anything can happen then. • W L Pd. G8 1------,. STUDENTS I .) New York ..... 15 5 .750 Hegan had the ball in plenty of 19 aa'mes. Cubs* 7, Dodgers* * 3 13' .542 And fortunately lor baseball, it WaShing Ion ... . II 4 time ran down the line to meet Kluszewski and Skinner each TICKETS Present your 1.0, Card at the Ticket Reserva­ 7 docs. Ba IUmorc .. , .. II II .500 CH1CAGO (of) - Chicago's Lee Delroll...... , 13 13 .500 ~ Har~ 1 but the Cleveland player collected two singles and a double. Walls increased his National tion Desk, Iowa Memorial Union, for are- , * * * Cleveland ...... 12 14 .4112 eluded the tag and seored. Big Klu received a tremendous League homer lead with No. 11 and BOBBY BRAGAN, lhe Cleveland Bonon ...... 12 15 .4« :'h NOW served seat ticket. K.n... City ., . . 12 .428 Bn Cleveland. " .. 110 000 025-9 9 I ovation from many of the 24 ,102 also singled, doubled and scored Indian manager, who gained a CtUQago ...... I 13 .fllt 7 Detroit.. ... 033 .. 000 .. 002-8 10 0 f h h I ft th ftc Wilhelm. KellY 131. Ferrarese 151. Me- ans w en e e e game a r three runs Wednesday as the Cubs consIderable amount of fame for W.~p .. ~. y·. ~e.alt. • INDIVIDUA~ I..Ish 181. Mo." tal. Garcia (91. Tomanek hitting a single in the seventh. spoiled the first eastern start of the h's t . . th New York I Baltimore 0 (9). GrBnt /91 and Brown. Porter (91: T·h P ' t . k d • TICKETS Tickets may be purchased at the Ticket Reser- I empcr In managmg on e C,eveland !'; 0llelrolt B Foytack. Morgan IU). Aguirre (9) and e Ira es pIC e up one run Los Angeles Dodgers, 7-3. ON 7. 5 vation Desk, East Lobby, Iowa Memorial Un­ West Coast a couple of years ago, B... lon was InlllOn Hel8n. W- Mossl. L-MorI8n. in the first after two were out Los Angeles ... 000 002 010-3 ~ 0 dId 1m about face the other day. Chlco,o 4. Karuaa City 1 Home runs: Cleveland-Ward (2). when Skinner doubled down the Chlc8CO .... . 002 010 4Ox- 7 13 0 ion, X4432. Oftic. hours: daily 9 a.m. to 4:30 Ersklrle. Bessent IB), Podres 17 •• Roe- SALE Tribe outfielder Minnie Minoso B.IUmote Ta~N"~!. p~~~: ~ Harshman Maris, 2 1* Detro*- Kalln*'ZI. left £ield line and scored on Klu- buck ('1J . Newcombe (8\ and Roseboro ; p.m., Saturdays 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Price - 'fas ejected from a game in Balti- (5.'0) v •. Ford (2·Z) • • szewski's single. BroSflan and S. Taylor. L-Ersklne. $1.25. rc for protesting a called third C1eveland'at Detroit - Narleskl (4-2) Home run.: Los Angeles-Reese (2). v •. HQeft ()"Il: Re d SOX 7, Senators S Pittsburgh picked up two more Chlc.,o-Walls (III. ~~ke too vehemently in the opin- Cn)calo a' Kansas City-Wilson (3-1) WASHINGTON"" - Dick Ger· in the third on a single by Skin­ iory of umpire Frank Umont. vs. GlqVer 13-11. nert·s lead-oU homer highUgbted ncr, a double by Kluszeweski and U:walty, one could haYO ox- Only ".me. IiCheduJed. a two-run Boston rally and led a single by Frank Thomas. "cted Braga.. to hit tfIo roof, NATIONAL LEAGU& to a 7·5 Red Sox victory over the The Pirates rounded out their BREMERS ' bUt this tim. things changed. W L Pet. GB • Milwauk~ ..... 18 • .en Washington Senators before 5.125 scoring in the fourth with another Bragan said: "Minoso lOts no Plttsbursh .... . 17 • .B54 fans. pair of runs. Pitcher Vernon Law, sympathy from me." San Francisco .. 17 10 .630 4'h The Red Sox outburst at the who earned his filtb straight vic· Bragarl was unhappy (a) be- ;~I~~I.· : :: : ::· t~ ::~ :: S expense of 'l'ruman Clevenger re- tory against one deCeat. singled. eau~ Minnie took the pitch and Clnclnnall .. ,. 8 13 .408 (bl • because his dismissal from PhiladelphIa .. . 10 18 .305 Loa Angele •.... 8 18 .3113 l'h P the premises forced a defensive W ..D .....,.·. 1Ie•• II. ~ . ~----~----~--~--~------~~ McGregor Walking Shorts shifr which turned out to be costly. SL Loul. 3, SIQ1 Francisco 2 Milwaukee 4. Philadelphia 1 Foreign Cars, Inc. ChlcailO 7, 1..01 ",nloles 3 Are Outstanding! I NOTICED* that * the *new bonus Pltlaburah 5, CIncinnati 4 exira point rule in football got Ted_,.·. Pllcbe,. it& {jrst big test last week.' In the ()~\n~~.n;'~II!~ (~!~~bur1lh .... Haddix SERVICE Varsity-Old Timer game at Notre Los An.e)es at Chlc:allo- Kouiax (0-0) ... th V 't ed "Ih VL Droll (1-0). 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Friday in Cedar Rapids OTIAWA I!I- Brilish Field "lar· HellJ Refire Phi The Cedar Rapids Community n A sal\'aged .boat l~d b~ng The boy is trying to locate the mal Viscount tontgomt'ry said Theat r will highlight i 1957.58 g figured 10 po Ice USlness owner: Wednesday the best summit confer­ -) Case Inolving SUI Students NEW YORK ( iPl-James Ca r at 0 ogists ason with th rna h.hit Broad. Wednesday. Durmg the nigb\, so De stole ence might be one limiled to the Testimony on both sides of a dent, but the three S I students Petrillo announced Wednesday he way musical "Guys and DoUs" Ben E. ummerwill. 250 .Lexing. \ four large Red Horse racing nag United Slates and the Soviet Union case in which Leroy Rath, orth SI P J riding in his car and Ray received was bo..... ing out as pr ident o( the Liberty, is charged with failure to ate arty which begin a lS-night run Friday lOll Ave., reporled to po\tce thal (rom the top of 10 (oot poles at the so there could be "a quiet talk be- " j minor injuries. powerful Am rican Federation o( tween the bo .. i keep his vehicle under control MARVIN ETHEREDGE, Io ..... a tay 23. ' bis son salmged a 14·£oot, gr n, Home Oil Company, 630 Iowa 18 oC 1 whil e crossing a bridge was heard City policeman testified that Ray 1usicians union (ter years The duties of master of ce Based on a book and characters nat·bottomed boal from the Iowa A\'enue. Four nags are also miss· "The fewer the better," tont­ I Wednesday afternoon by Police came into police station about 9 calling th tun for the nation's iI'S (or "Speech Comber Sp by Damon Runyon. lh~ ~u ical\River. The boat had been sunk ing lrom the Mobile Super Service gomery told a news conference. ) Court Judge Ansel Chapman. p.m. the night o( the bridge acci­ 250,000 profe ional mu ician . £ bl feature a ca t of ;0 smgers, in the river (or the pasl 6 months. Corah·iIIe. "Just Ict 'em talk and find oul th annual Speech Pathology De­ dancer and actor . what' troubling the other chap." Judge Chapman said he would dent to report a minor accid nt The peppery little lrumpel-play· announce a decision on lhe case in which he had been involved ear­ partment banquet, will be in tht' al the regular police court session lier the same evening. Etheredge er, called "Jimmy" by bis friends hands of James Hardy, G. Iowa this evening. said, Ray appear d angry and said and "CUlr" or "Litlle Caesar" by City, when the speech pahtologi ts Ray said that his collision he was going out and "smear his his enemies, id that at 66 he was dine together at 6:30 Saturday J March 21 with a car driven by an car allover Highway 218." Ether­ "a tired man" and had been advis· night at the [taak Wallon League SUI student and carrying three edge said at the time he did not a ed by his doctor to take life easy. lodge. J other students was brought about take Ray seriously. .j by a blowout of the right [ront Stuart Allen, driver o( the other A spokesman said PetriUo did not The "Spln h" will feature skils to be gi en by the junior and senior I Ilre o( his car. car, and several witnes es of the plan 10 go into complete retirement. HE SAID THE BLOWOUT caus· accident also testified at the hear­ He will continue as prt' ident of classe oC the d partmenl, and by ing. the gradual and faculty groups. ed him to slrike the concrete edge the Ctucago musician local, a po t of Buckner Bridge. located about The stuttering leam will ru 0 pre· he Cor 26 one mile north oC Iowa City on old has h ld years, and is ex· ent a skit. All skits will be ba. ed Highway 218. pected to slay on as a member of on lhe banquet tht'me, "Speech The patrolman who investigated Ludwig To Be the AFL-CIO executive board. Combers plash." the accident, Howard Shapconn, lestilied that Ray's car was head­ Ing I north about 10 p.m. when it Honored by IODAY'S struck the bridge and swerved VARSITY Now! across the center line of the road striking the south·bound vehicle WSUI Dinner lOP RECORDS BEETLE driven by Stuart Allen, A2, Glen­ ellyn, lIl. George Ludwig, G, Tiffin, dc· 4S RPM-98c Allen was uninjured in the acci- signcr and builder of instruments for two Explorcr satellitcs, will be guest oC honor at radio swUon ~ 78 RPM-$1. 15 WSUl's annual banquet Sunday at "WITCHDOCTOR"­ Jury Will 6:30 p.m. at the Ranch. David Seville. Ludwig will rcceive a citation "AlL I HAVE TO DO IS DREAM" for his contributions toward the -Evcrly Brothers. Hear Local staUon's theme this year, the In· "RUMBLE"-Link Wra . ternational Geophysical Year. Lud· "TWILIGHT TIME,,-Plattcrs. "!0rt equlpmln(. Thrt:e .II tarl expetle:nce. Mn . .Rtt.hord '13.000.00. 0141 8·5711Q . '-17 "00 YOU WANNA DANCE"- nOCK·EYE LOAN CO. n... k ,Icy 1Iol.l Clark. lOO6 • 5·21 WednesolJ)' to assaulting a Cedar loo girls. The award was prescnt­ Display Ad, Bulldln" Phone 4135. 6·2R Rapids man were placed on bench ed April 28. Bobby Freeman. iVANTtD: ~ .lIlInl IJlmy hom • . F~n:ATt;.;~ . ~~aralo~O:·::"dh~,~~: paroles Cor one year by Johnson Erbe, in a letter to J. B. Steinel. " LET THE BELLS KEEP RING· OBe Insertion ...... 10 01.1 .·28014 ' I 5-20 CllY. AIJo ever. I bulldln. 10l.. INGu-Paul Anka. Apartment Sub·Lease 'oad Coun ty District Court Judge H. D. association business manager, $1.20 8 Column Inch STORMS DOWN. ocre n. UP. Window, C.II or "rile' R.lph R. liudachek. "I'M SORRY I MADE YOU CRY" SUBLET (um( ed on. bedroom lpart­ Lone Tree. 10..... 5-rr Evans. said: "Special recognition to per­ Five In rtlona a Monlb, wouhed 'uU In.ur.n .... cgrer•• e. Al- -Connie Francis. mt!nt. Automatlt' wa her. C'OOI and bert A. '''J. Call SO. SOloll. 5-" Claude R. Pierce, 21, Cedar Rap· sons whose actions have directly Each InsertloD . . . clo. 10 campUI. Pho"~ 8-1388 all.. r Trailer Home For Sale ~ pm. 5·21 ids and Quentin L. 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