. Vacation Begins · Forecast Sprln, vacation Me'" t.n..... - It It Cloudy with occltlon.1 rlln locIey, ,ou didn't knew. Clu... will"""",, It warmtr, with high. In 60s. SaturdlY plrtly 'jtll 7::11 I.m. Mond.y, AIwII 14. Den', ftf1et. cloudy and cOlltr. And h.v •• ,00II VIC.t_ (] il I Eatablllbed III lBe8 10 em I eopJ' AI80ciated Prell Leued Wire and Wirephoto 10111'1 Clty, Iowa 5224G-Friday, April " 1J8I • Rewording Asked ing basket. y Low Discount For Code Section with all the 'nMI Commlltee on Stud«1t LIfe voted 'I'l1ur&day night to recolUmend clrJetIm fA 8 comrovEl'Sial phr... from Me diIputed Dinner, select a sedfioo of the Code of studert We and family favor· discussed word changee In • IIlCOftd cHI. cmCAGO III - Six thousand Illlnois the police had chased looters Into ttll! puted seotlOll. NatiooaI Guard troops were ordered housing project. a smaller crowd came out ••. all at AHected i! , portion 01 SectIon 3 fA ttIe into Chicago Thursday night and a 7 p.m. cur· again and tried to charge officers posi· ~e's Preamble (G«Ieral Conduct Reg. few on persons under 21 years was tioned along DivisiOll Street. The crowd ulations) dealing with Idnification of was dispersed by tear gas, Utterbach said. fruits and vege· /tudents. imposed II! authorities acted to stem an Discussed was the rewording of a por. outbreak of looting, window smashing and Guardsmen began moving onto the tlon of the Preamble's Section 7, dealing rock throwing by blacks in two areas of streets s:hortJy after 7 p.m. with the unauthorIzed use 01 UnIversity the city. Gen. Richard T. Dunn, tht Guard C,,"· property. Mayor Richard J. Daley halted sales m.nder, said his troop. carried liv. 1m· of firearms, ammunition and gasoline in munition for tlMir Mis and carbines. Portion! of the eectlons In queltion, portable containers. Sales of alcoholic [ Dunn toured both disturbance areas, which have been criticized from vlriOOl beverages Wft'e banned in areas hit by qua1'lers since the Code was tint pub­ disturbances. then lold newsmen that the lack of wide· Ilshed last September, were rtruct down spread arson was an "encouraging sign." Twenty·six persons. including three in January by the Committee on Student r»­ "As a precautionary measure and af· Conduct (esc), the Univel"Sl:Y's bigbest !icemen aOO fOllr newsmen, were reported injured. ter recommendation of the s\lperintendent judicial body, In a ruling In the case ol a of police Tasked lhe governor \D make sludent charged under the seetlont and A pollc. spokesman SlId 159 person. the National Guard available to Chicago," others. Wt,.. arl'tSted In the disorders, whIch Daley said in a one-page statement read University Pres. Howard R. Bowen reo broke out on the .ve of the first anniverl' to reporters in his office. Jected the esc's action, however, II!sen.· Iry of the aSSlssination of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. The major emphasized the Itrm "p... Ing his &tthorlty II! the University's ulti· cautionary m.asur .... slterlng cl',r of the mate arbilra(or - ans~able only to the Sporadic sniper lire came early in the line he took after dlsturbancII devalttted State Board or Regents. evening from a 21).story building in the the same Wtst Side I ..a April S, 1961 foI· Cabrini public housing project on the Near lowIng King's ISSlulnatlon. The esc deleted the phrases during fa Nooth Side. and a policeman was struck hearInes in the cue. of Jeny Sles, .44, Chicago Police Patrol Troublecl West Side In the hand. • Bu loads of blue helmeted poilcemen [OWl City. on charges 8tem.mJng out at wer~ ordered Into the dlsturbance areas an antiwar demonstratio.n held on cam· A ChlClIIO pollc. p.trol Is on al.rt on the n.. r Wilt SId. of the Th. us. of non·whit. polic.m.n WIS noticeable throughout tht Police broke up looting of stores across as Supt. James Conlisk put his men on pus early in 1l!e fall. t.ns. city Thursday ,v'ning, aft.r sporadic Instincts of looting, troubl. ar.a. Liter, 6,000 IllInois National Guardsm.n mov.d from the pr1ljeot by firing in the air. overtime. Shattered glass and debris - Irson Ind rock throwing brok. out on tht tv. of the flrat Innl· Into the city to back up poll c•. Grant Utterbach, a spokesman for the The draft fA a new SectIon 3 approved including rubble leftover (rom last year's vers.ry of the Isslulnatlon of tht Rtv. Mlrtln Luth.r King. - AP Wi....,hoto district poliCe commaooer, said that after outbreak - littered streets in the districts by the CSL Th1l1"8day containa ttle phrue hit by disorders. Itruck down by the esc, m3king it un· lawful for any student to re1uee to eom· . Windows were shattered Crane High ply with a proper order or an7 properly School on Jackson Boulevard on the West ijentified University official, in addition Vacation Hours Nation Mourns King/s Assassination; Sito mid· ials. "My oIlildren and I will visit the and to ioin a march on City Hall today. leaders and local and siate authorities Raid all blacks. were killed during the rioting 4 Ambassadors nltht hourt. . cemetery and then return home for the Some mourners planned to couple their they expected no trouble. and 3.120 persons were arrested. National Tht Union will clOH II 6 p.m. Fri· ------Guardsmen and federal troops were KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. I.f! - President dt", 1 p.m. SlturdaY, and .11 day brought into Chicago. Nixon picked four ambassador. 'nIundey, I ••..,. SundlY. Beginning at noon Mon· All public schools Will be closed loday ilcluding fontl« Sen. Kenneth B. Keating d.y, It wlll bt optn until S p.m. duro in observance of Good Friday. 01 New York for Indla. He thm began In, the week, until midnight April 11, sifting facts and fun d s for ilI!cubating ~ .nd ,IIntll 3 p.m. April 12. Most of the .., domestic p-ograms . Union a ..,1 will be open .t irregular . Nixon also let it be known 011 the eve ,• .•, .27 c hours during the coming wMi<, with Stedwell Chosen I.. , oIlhe first anniversary of the aseasslnatlon the ••ctptlon of April 12, when only 01 the Rev. Martin Luother Kin( Jr. that the Rlvtr Room will be open. he leel this "is a time to rededicate our­ The Burgt Htn Carniv.1 Room will 16 ••. 19c I... , selves to the principl of jll9tice and noo­ close It 2 p.m. todlY Ind rtDPtn at Hawkeye Editor violence." 2 p.m. April 13. While Congress Ia tMlnt a 10-d17 c Quadranglt C.fet.ril will oIInrv. its David Stedwell . a junior from Daven· "IH'·.. ·35 Easter holiday; Nixon and hi family are usuII hours of 6:30 I.m. to 7 p.m. port. was appointed Thursday to be edi­ having a shorter one - until SUnday or throuthout the student YI~ation p.r· tor of the Hawkeye yearbook for the Monday - at their bayfront home here. ltd, Including Ea".r Sunday. But it WB_n't all relaxati(Jll f()l' the Presi· 1969·70 school year. dent. And he may Nlve some of h13 top His appointment was announced by the legisl~ve proposals ready 800II at\er ...... 1II1111111 !111IIQ."NllUlllltl1fl:lJIIII 1m I_MlnIIIJIlI! Board of Trustees 01 Student Publications. _h 59' $ Congr - thus far malniy marking timt - gets back to work April 14. Exaetly Inc., the governing body of the Hawkeye. foods> .. .,: when these programs wtIl be ready de­ NEW S I StedweJl, a journalism education maj· , -, ~ pends in part on confere~ Nixon began Thursday with key advisers and 011 more or, is a former Daily Iowan reporter, and I currently is layout editor lor lhe Hawk· ..... 52 c talk with more advisers slated f()l' Fri· ro. day. IN eye. The only other applicant for the Then Ihert were the abassadorial se· Hear Ye, Hear Ye, Court's in Session editorship was Greg Franck, A3, Winth· lectlons. announced by Press Secretary rop. Rooald L. Ziegler at the Florida White The tOWI Supreme Court was in IIsslon at the Law Ctnt.r h.re tk. Bruct M. 5n.1I of Ida Grov.. Also prtlent but not pictured House : BRIEF Thursday - .ort of. The occision wu a mock trIal argu.d by wert Associat. JUltlcti William C. Stuart of Chariton and Clay Commenting on his appointment, Sted· L. Grand of LtClal,... Th. four I,w stnlors who argutd before • RPpubIlcAn K atin$( to succeed form· four s.nior"law Itud.ntl as Plrt of I special Coll.gt of L,w Suo well said, "I am pleased thal SP] board I pr.m. CQurt Day progrlm. Shown pond.ring an argum.nt (from the court w.r. Don.ld B.n.ke of LllllAnl, William Shaw of er DelT'ocratic Sen. Chester Bowles in ALSO IN THE NEWS LAST NIGHT: I.tt) Ir.: Assoclat. Ju.tictl M. L. Malon of Muon City, C. Ed· Pocahontas, Frank Pechacek of Ctdar Falls and Richard Mundy New Delhi. DES MOINES - The Iowa House Trans· • Fonner Republican Gov. Val Peter· win Moore of 0 .. Moints and Robert L. Larson of low, City; of Manch.ster. portatIon Committee foUowed the lead of Chl.f Justic. Thtodor. G. Garfitld of Ames; and Assoclat. JUl· - Photo by Linda Boettcher IOn of rbraska to replace Tyler Thornp­ itt Seoate counterpart by approving a bill IOn al lIrlsin~ki, Finland. to allow 65-foot double-bottom trucks (JIl • New Hampshire busir\e man Robert the 8late's hterstate highways. G. Hill to take over from former Nell' DES MOINES - A bill providing $22.25 York Mayor Hoberl F. Wallner at Madrid, million a year for various state depart. Youths Vacate Dubcek Warns Czechs Spain. menta - and a $2,000 salary cut foc State • Veteran diplomat William Leonhart Revem~ Director William rent - was PRAGUE IA'I - Alexander Dubeek told the situation is not unlimited." J ~ (D succeed Burke Elbrick, who has been reported out by the Senate APPlopriatIoa­ this nation Thursday night that any fur· Soviet tanks patrolled major cities fol. 12 ••• C 111 Jielgrade. YUiO lavla. since 19M. 27 \ : Committee. Paim Springs ther anti-80viet demonstrations w 0 u I d lowing the August invasion to h a I t pi • . The announcements on diplomabic shift., WASHINGTON - Congressional wrangl· bring a return of Russian troops and the word about conferences on domestic Ing over a memoriai to Dwight D. Eisen· PALM SPRINGS, Oalif. III - Masses Prague's liberalization drive. The tan k s C tanks to the streets of Czechosolvak cit· 10 ••• l problem and pollcles, and the •• lement bower eonlinued with three new entries ol police, and warnings shouted from , and soldiers were withdrawn to enclosed 26 ~ relatln to King all came from Zie.ler. ies. - Including the renaming of the Pentagon police belicollt«. convinced hundred! of bases following Czechoslovak agreement Ziegler wa ready with a prepared and the building of an alI·purpote sports The Communist party leader. who seeks to obey Moscow policy instructions and to paragraph regarding the usa smallon arena in downtown Wa hingtoo. youngsters Thursday to abandon the I r reform from oId-style communism, de­ legalize tile stay of part of the troops. 27' anniversary _hen a reporter made an clared on radio and television that "it is i NEW ORLEANS - Teachers picketed Easter week invasion III this desert re- Last week 's 8nti-80viet demonbtratioos, inquiry. He reare known as Soul VllIag. ThoUM7 composed but very serious as he read his nIght. tlon in Jowa cities with urban renewal voice· amplifier , continued to a d vis e which has sent two special envoys to ApplicaUons for positions on the Hawk· projects ... approved by the Iowa House. the group that they were trespassing and Prague, had Bet some sori 01 deadline for speech. He erimly told television viewers eye staff wUl be available in The Daily The center had be n clo d In menIOI'1' that, deJpite the present crisis, the party 0/ Ihe Rev. Martin Luther King. WI. Tt1e meaeure Ia designed to clarify Iowa would be arrested If they didn't leave the the Czechoslovak government to s how Iowan business Office, 201 CommWlica· law to malle It ciear that a municipal of. I It·mile-Iong canyon. that ol'der will be maintained and anti· is resolved to uphold its January 1968, tions Center, after April 15. Stedwell said ISm. lnatcd on year ago today. reform program . There we Ie no Injuries or fires, poUce llcer who votes on a resolution when he file 8I'oup began moving out slowly. Soviel outbursts kept in check. positions would be available for persons SAid , bul 011 covered an alley to the rear has a conOiet of interest ls ooly penaliz· Soon it was a full exodus, augment.ed by "There is no reason for sterile panic," He reminded, however, lhal the Novem­ ir Lerested in news feature writing, maga· III the on~ ·s toJ'y , 81.IICCO ItructlJre where _ ill( blmHlf tndnot the entire vote. hundreds of olher youths leaving other the party leader said, "bul please realize ber 1968, postinvasion resolution watering zine layout, copy ed iting and photo es· I IUfilank was blown ftom III ..... • - I, TIlt Autela.... Pret. _ partI III town 011 tbeIr own initiative. tbat tile time we have foc normalizill, down the rclorms muat be ooforced. say assignments. .. . q . . 10 II """.'Danylowan 'W. con't .ot loney promis ••'- ! New Un OBSERVATIONS The other America forgotten again fo Hold AND COMMENT WASHINGTON (CPS ) - Eight years firmly entrenched than ever, ~spile Presi­ Ca. I min .. h.v ••ith.r b.. n clostd ,r .rnm.nl make. work proj.cts Ih" alit, I llO John F. Kennedy learned how poverty d nt Johnson 's 1965 declafation that "the m.ch.nlud. M.n who knew no oth.r work th.m b.r.ly Ie ,k. out an .~llttnel. WII hidden in Appalachia by campatgning dole is dead." gO lobl.1I or, If lucky, .rl plac.d on gov· tr.ln ,h.m for jobs thll don'l txlst. PAGI2 FRIDAY, APRIL 4, I'" IOWA CITY, IOWA through Ihe Irimey mining towns. pl'Omis· Disunity, delay and duplications Ito ing that with his administration the federal ------hampering efforts to help the war. COlili govel'llment would help the vasl mountain 'We've never been able to abide h'lnger h.re­ house gangs held the purserings on Illi region. always been glad to s.. the hungry move out' eraJ money and attempt to out rUll ~ The dishonor of honors The war on poverty he launched has handful of dedicated people like the ~ poured nearly $8 million into the area en­ palachian Volunteers and VISTA work . The bonors program at the niver· and aU academic plaudil. tJIVl institu­ compa88ing parlB of 12 states from sou­ ;I~~ have helped reslore hope lo the thern New York to ceolra! Alabama. Ap­ i sity of Iowa, a(.·cmding 10 Rhodes tion can ufter. This ni ersity cer­ palachia came to symbolize the most TIIf' average adult has not complet lhe seventh grade. Three·fourths of Dunlap, Director of Honors, i! -a tainly has it hare of th e. uch stu­ pressin, item on the naUon's social agenda pe­ short of urban troubles. Visionary federal children Who start school dl'OP oul be! cial academic program for tudenb dents, however, will ma kl' it with or and private programs were seen a5 ita graduation. Low salaries cannot atll prete conference hope. t'Ompetent instruclc)l's. One room schlill < DOOII In the II WiUlOut "honor H or any other im­ ith a high

L·:.:..... =.:-=-~~:...!It-_ ... ____-'H I THI DAIL., IOWAN-lew. City, la.-Prld.y, April 4, 1M9-P... I New University Conference She Took It Off, Talk of Threat Cj A ~ J} Then She Lost It Ethics of Science Is • Jine fil'iJ calendal' fo Hold 'lst Convention Here Kennedy's Loun.. r.ported Of Soviets Hit l again Thursd.y that • fringed bra "'''DA y, .,NIL 4 Topic for Conference 'ntt New Unlvenlty Conler­ of the Wrltert Worleshop. IIld valu.d .t $40 wa ••tolln du .... ., .. lI.m. Wilt Until D.rtt ing an .. ,Iy·mornlng plrform­ 'The Scientl8t and Moral Rea· by one of the organizers, WillIlm I mak.·work prol"h Ihal .11t. I ence (NUC), In organization 01 th.t the poets who would read ane •. SATURDAY. APRIL S ponsibillty." a conference 011 the H. Klink. assistant proleasor 01 'rlly 10 .k. out an .xlst.nci. "New Len" graduate .tudent., thalr wor'" h'" would b. By Humphrey 1:00 p.m. Pot., Grime' WSUI ethleJ of scientific mearch, has 11m for lob. that don't .xl.t. faculty membon and university W. S. Mlrwln. Robert CrHI.y, Th. bra. btlonglng " whit physlC8. a K.nnedy'l spok"mln re- WASHINGTON (.ft - Hubert H. Ellen Orford (sopr.no) ...... Luc1ne Amara be8I scheduled here for May 12 ity. delay and duplications lti employes, plan. to hold Ita na­ Galway Klnntll ••nd Ttd aer· to 14. Major speakers \II'1II be Georfl ing efforts to help the war. COli!! tioncl eonstltullonal eonventlon ripn, currently • 'II siting Ilc, ferred " a. ".n e"otic dine- Humphrey said Thursday night Auntie (mezzo) ...... Lill Chookaslan er," was "sltd Into the ludl· the Nixon administration is en- Mrs. Sedley (soprano) ...... , ...... ; ...... Jean Madeira The conference was described Wald, professor of biolol)' at langs held the purserings on f~ In Iowa City June 12 Ix) 15. turlr In Engll.h herl In th. alley and attempt to out 1'1Jl1 Ib Judy Longley, national execu· Wlrkshop. Ed Sandi,.. poet ence durin" I ptrformanc. at dangering pos.~ible arms Iimita- Peter Grime. not 10 open the ,roup to under­ lhis city brace itself against a ed very far in the development )!roup of thugs. Reservations Ihould be made by calling the ,,,dUll'll. Durin, Its rtctnt or· of multiple independently target­ Varner. spokesman. area ince 1960. New schools ill predicted near· record Apr i I theatre (at 1124 Third Street, S.E. in Cedar Rapids ), 362'7632, duro ,.nlutlon.1 y•• r. Ehrlich •• Id. ed o the r stations planning to In addition ~ the three majer Y8 are under con tructlon or I flood . re·entry vehicles. I do not be­ ing the day. Tickets are $1.30 for sludents, double thaI for others. the NUC did "0' want to takl Kirby Tenhuizen. A3, Denison: lieve the Soviets could seriously 8;lS p.m. Mont,amery Cham"'r Inltmblt Mount Vernon show the program Saturday and speeches, KlInk MId, Unim'sity in use. Efforts are being m8~l delude themselves into thinking the limes of broadcast are; scientists will lead discuMioM 011 P school syslems. Medical faen over thl rink. of othar "N.w Chris Skart!'\y. B3. Omaha; and Quartet in 0 Major tK. 285) ...... W. A. Mozart L.ft" groups, 10 utldtrlradu. a first strike capability was pos­ WOI· TV, OJ. 5. Ames. 2 p.m.; the relatiOll8hip 0I1C~ to __ ! more accessible. Food &tamps Dan Anderson. A3. of Gowrie. Duo for Flute and Violin; 1965 ... , ...... •... Robert Parris .Its WI,. not Includlll. sible," he said. KMTV. Ch. S, Omaha. 4:30 p.m.; lety. Among topics to be dIIcI-. ! POOl' to purchase more food Ih officers of Alpha Phi Omega Suite (ex "The Greater Trumps"); t966 ...... Robert Evett lelfare c h e c k s would allow. Prior to the Jun" convention, service. fraternity. put in about The danger is. he continued . WH()'TV, Ch. 13. Des Moines, sed, he aa1d. an "the lIIIture !If Trio No. 4 in C Minor (Cp. 9, No. 3) ...... L. van Beethoven 4:30 p.m.; KGLO·TV . Ch . 3, Ma· govemment of ~ rate has declined. , the NUC chapler here will spon· six how's apiece helping f i I I that such statement as Laird fu.ndin« 1'eIeII'eII, Hungarian Peasant Song Suile ...... Bela Bartok son CIty, 5 p.m. the antiba1lJBtic mlMile tyJJtem !xlsUng prolO'ams and visible be!l sor two other campus activities. government· issue flo u r sacks made may erode the influence 0( WilJiam Montgomery, (flutist), Nancy Ellsworth !viollnilt) JUDY LONGLEY A total of 14 stations In Iowa, and chemical and biololriell ".­ 've only to make the misery elf In May, it will host a conference NUC EXlcutlvl Secr.tary with sand. Russian leaders who advocate Mark Ellsworth (violist) and Ervin Klinkon (cellist) nvisible. Mass hunqer and vlolen(· on the necessity for a "demo­ They worked with Clinton cit­ "a more rational policy of con­ Nebrllalta, and I III n 0 f. B!'e fare." lie bu1 the peace that has been ~ cratic university." finance the Hawkeye Area Draft izens and girls from the Clinton trolling the strategic arms race" Part of the Cornell Music FeaUval, tickets to thls event cOlt t3 sbowing the annual TV report The conte\'elCe II beIDI ,.. Is an uneasv one. The rest of Then on April 25. the group Informalion Program and the Job Corps Center, and filled anassist you in making your selection •.. He's in the yellow Corroet "osturl AclcI, YIG,. To Your LIfo I 'I,. 14110r '" , .• D." Nlcn'~ , Chi.f Photographer pages under "Jewelers." Rings from $100 to $ I0.000. for the fellow hO'I, ..,her .. ... DIVI Lilli , IpO,Is Idltor . " Chuck .,,1'" Illustrations enlarged to show detail.tTrade·mark reg. Corrod Posture Tak" YIG" F,om Your All' t IIh,totnphar . . . 'luI 'W' nm'nt Idlte, '" . . "I. 1 Assoclat. 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May 15. '0 hurry. Job d ..crlptlonl and application Add~"L-______~~ ______'honl 331·1507 Clty______forml art availabl. at Thl Daily Iowan offlc •• · 201 for Communlcatlonl Clnt". D"cllln. for appllcatlonl I, ' Stat. ZIp Ap,II 14, Appolntm.nt Selling Quality Ring~ for Ooer Half A Century L~~~~:~~~..?:~~!~~~~~~~~~2~2j "lit ~THI DAILY IOWAN-lew. City, 1•. - lIr1t1.y, ...... 1 4. IN. PEKs Ca,pture Titles Nissinen Leading I In 3 More 1M Meets NCAA AII-Aro·und r SEATTLE 1.fI Favored tional Collegial c Athletic Asso­ By MIKE SLUTSKY charnpioMbip. Memben of the Mauno Nissinen of the University ciation Gymnastics Champion. Sbd.ing to ill wiming way.. winnkIg team were Bob Piper of Washington, Finland'! top ships. Phi Epsilon Kappa prolessiooal Q,ao , fraternity claimed tmee All-UDi. Don Casady, I OIl Chang, Olympic performer, look an im· At the end of the compullory wsity IDtramuraI titles Jaa week Bert Bnmner, Pa.Im«- Warren, I pressive lead Thursday in the exercises Nissinen had 5too IIDd placed IIIinnings Thursday as the Cleve· in the leading six after the com· the teml·finals. HAIIdba1l d0u­ land Indians blasted the San pulsories. Jim Amerine, Southern blet and table tennis &'Ingles are Francisco Giants 12·7 in an ex· Connecticut, was third with 49.30 the last or the winIA!r sports to hibition baseball game. and Sho Fukushima, Washinl(ton, be completed before the spring The Indians got eight more fourth wilh 49.05. program gets into action. hits off two other Giant hurlers Fiflh position was held by Unlvl"lIy lullill Don Rith and Glenn Johnson 01. to complete the rampage. mu,t bt rtcII ..d John Ellas, Norlhwestern Louisl. lo".n office. 201 Phi Epsilon Kappa face Tom Tin· Dave McNally, Jim Palmer na t 48 95 d · th bPi Ctnltr, by noon dal and Wayne Simomon of Rill· and Mike Adamson combined for a • ,a :' an SIX y enn n ' publlctllon. Slale s Dick Swetman, 48.7~. Ind .I,nld oreiit's teindler House In one All· a one·hitter as Baltimore shut . of Ih. Dr,.,nll"I! U handball drubIes semi·final. out the New York Yankees 4-0. Iowa's entry m the aU·around Ed Hightower and Tom Scheffec, Roy White's single off McNally competition was Bob Dickson, independeol'll, meet Alan JendcJ in the first inning was the only who according to Hawkeye coach Here's Where You and Roy Bash of Delta Upsilon Yankee hit. McNally pitched the Mike Jacobson had as good a social fraternity in the other Cookie on the Plate- fir~t six innings before giving chance as anyone to win the semi·flnal. way to Palmer in the seventh. event. Phll.d.lphl. Phil lies Cookl. Roj.1 .IId .. .croll the pllt. Jonph In the fifth inning of In exhibilion gam ••t Clearw.t.r, Can Use Your The AII·U I.bl. I.nnl. sl",I., ""'y Adamson came in for the final The meet will move Into ils tourney finds Rich ..... R_ of 01 hn.e. City Roy.ls Cllch.r EII,I. Rodrl,uol ..endl lookl", Fl." Thursday, Th. Phllti .. won 7·3. second day today as everyone for tho ball, Raj., leorod from locond IN .. on • hll by Rick - AP Wirephoto two innings. BankAmericard Hillcrest's Thuh... HCHI .. pit· In other games Montreal begins to perform. The top three led .,ainll Den.11s G I b b I of whipped Pittsburgh 9-2, Philadel· teams after tonight's competi· Ir.'" H.. tI ...... QuRr.",I.', 8rl"s H_ In tion will compete for the NCAA _ eoml.fll\IIl • n d Ed Chel, phia downed Kansas City 7·3, the Air COtMlltlonl .. Crucago White Sox defeated the title Saturday. The top six iruli· CKWheleMI. Indepondent, .,oinst Randy ABA Might Raid NBA, viduals in each event, based 01\ Gilpin P.lnt atIcI GI.SI. Inc. Chicago Cubs 2·1, Detroit edged Hllfm.n of Alphe Epsilon PI Cincinnati 9·8, San Diego drubbed their performances today, will t.w. CIty .nd Cor.tvlllo ,oclal fr.ternlty In .... ,ocond. . H"onTV D II Oakland 10·4 and Washington go for the individual litles Sat· 1_. LumlMr C.mp.,.., Though in4tamural IOftball of· a as Official Warns beat Minnesota 7-2. urday. Kont Studl. ficially began Thursday with a Henry Loul" Inc. pair 01 games, the season will not DALLAS I.fI _ Max Williams, ready signed a Milwaukee con· StIllwell P.lnt s..... gfJ. Inrug ::t1onIWing UDtll alter general manager oC Dallas 01 the tract. J.hn Wilton SportInl Goo. lip!" va. I American Basketball AS'SOCiation, "There are even some suspi· TEMPE, Ari •. IA'I - Veteran I ALBANY, Calif. IA'I - Former Astros, Expos Finally Settle; And Over 40 More A tpitcher Bitt Henry, movie starlet Rob~n ~~th be· 80ttball leagues. This II an in. older National Basketball Asso· tract before his college eligibili· given a contract with the Seattle came Northern California s first . . female jockey Thursday , finish· crease 01 21 teams and about 900 ciation. ty was completed, an old trick Pilots only Tuesday, qUIt the ing second in the third race at Houston Will Get 2 Pitchers players 0V1!I' la.st year. He also expressed a belief that made popular in the recent pro Aero.. Am.rlca and team Thursday. Golden Gate Fields aboard Swift HOUSTON t.fI - The Houston drafl. Billingham waR a right Squash Mel tmlls doubles play the NBA "is tampering (signing) football war." The 41·year-old relief pitcher Yorky. Astros concluded Ihe Donn Clen· hand relief pitcher last year with Around the Worldl begins 100II atter break. Sched· with the top collegians while they WiUiams said in the interview, ules for these two aports will be are still in college - and I mean "There is increased talk about had joined the Seatlle club as a Miss Smith's mount was well denon controversy Thursday by Los Angeles. Hofheinz said the available in !be Intramural Of· ever before their senior years. us (tile ABA ) not getting a fair free agent and survived the final beaten by Tltirteen Tricks, who accepting two YO\l!lg pitchers and settlement was worked out alter fice, 113 Field House, April 14. A lot of other people feel this way sbake at the college players, so cut. General Manager Marvin won by some seven lengths. an undisclosed amount of cash Houston rejected another oUer Coralville Bank a Iso." Williams' statements we may have to reconsider the Milkes quoted Henry as saying: Swift Yorky beat third place from the Montreal ExJlO8. Wednesday by Montreal to send came in an interview by Jim possibility of going stronger alter "If J can't do any better than Prinz Nappa by three-quarters 01 Roy Hofheinz, owner of the Clendenon to the Astros. - CANOl TRIP. - that I don't deserve to be here." a length. Astros, 'then said he is dropping The controversy, t hat once & Trust Company Inlo Ih. Qu.lleo·luptrlor Wild. Brannan 01 the Dallas Times the NBA players." .rn.... Am.rkl', GrI ....t Ad. Henry was not available for com. * * * a federal suit for a minimqm had Baseball Commissioner ven'ur. by Amerlc.'. I .....'t Herald. ment. $10,000 in damages from the Ex· Bowie Kuhn demanding and ~ Mom'- F.D,t.C, outfitter, 'ro. folder .nd mtp, Blackie Sherrod, executive '" ARMY·N.D. GAME IN N.Y.- * * ATLANTA IA'I - Bob Didier, Ipas. ceivlng a written apology fro m Coralvlll. & North liberty Write: IILL 10M, sports editor of the Times Her· NEW YORK t.fI - The 1969 * DII'T. C aid, said in his column Thursday football game between Army ST. LOUIS IA'I _ The St. Louis 20-year-old rookie who has Houston obtained J 0 h n Bill· Hofheinz. dated back to a Jan CANOl COUNTItY OUTFITTIIt. Cardinals announced Thursday never played anything but Class Ingham Montreal's No. 2 or 3 22 trade in which Houston sent IL Y, MINNIIOTA JS131 that "we have to believe Lew 8Ild Notre Dame, 0 n e 01 the country'! most rolorful rival· they have sold the contract of A baseball, has been given the starting pitcher, ane! S!tiP Guinn, outfielder Rusty Staub to Mont· ==-___ -=====:L!,======I Alcindor didn't accept the ABA lefthander Bo Belinsky to Hawaii catching assignment for the At· 24, a left handed relIever the reat in a traighl deal for lint offer of $3.25 million because he ries, will be ptayed In Yankee couldn't. And the reason he Stadium it was announced Thw's­ 01 the Pacific Coast League, a la nta Braves in their M 0 n day Expos o~tained from Atlanta. in baseman Clendenon and outfield- California Angels farm team. night opener against San Fran· 'the National League expansion er Jesus Alou . couldn't was because he had al· day. cisco. Cleodenon visited the Astrn- 'I'he Cardina.\s asked waivers D.d. b' , Pod I k St'll U' d dome and indicated he w a I Want A Clean Wash? on the much publicized pitcher .1 .Jer, atting .345 I? sprmg 0 a t nSlgne , pleased with the trade but la~ Monday. tralDIng although h~ hit 0 n I y KANSAS CITY _ Former Iowa month abruptly assorted tII1I Our Westinghouse washers give you Just right for a big thirst! In four spring appearances .~43 :It Greenwood In the Caro· football great Eddie P.odolak fin. business commitmeots had with the parent club, Belinsky Imas League last summer, beat ished up a weekloog training ses. forced him to decide to rctirl clean, fresh wosh every time. had a 1.95 earned run average out veteran. Bob Tillm~ .and an· sion with the Americ.an ~ball from baseball. in 12·2/ 3 innings. He struck out othe~ rookIe, Walt Hnmak, for League Kansas Cit Y Chiefs HO\Iston claimed the retire- Hamm's refreshes you best, to and walked 16. Ithe lob. Thursday and then left town wkh· meot nullified the d e a l. Staub :t;. :t;.:t;. Catching has been a question out signing with the baUclub. 'added complications by sayinl LAUNDROMAT . glass after glass. mark for the Braves since they The Chief's publicity office said he wuuld not return to the Astros. GREENSBORO. N.C. I"" traded off veteran Joe Torre to lhat Podolak had talked with Kuhn eventually assigned Staub Free Parking Gene Littler, the year's top St. Louis for first baseman Or. Coach Hank Stramm about· a and Clendenon to Montreal and money winner; amateur Dale Burlington 316 E. Bloomington lando Cepeda. price, but ·that nothing was set· Alou to Houston and told the t\\1l Morey whom he beat for the U.S. tied. Podolak was in frequent .clubs to wurk. OIlt satisfactory Amateur title in 1953; and rank contact with his attorney, Arthur compensation for HouS'lon . outsider Gordon Jones shoot five· 8y THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Morse, during his stay. ClenOse .. tpd.y II 1 will bonk. More', coming.) be hostokovllch'. mphony Num· A VW saves you hundr ad. 01 dollars on upkeep , "We have heard nothlng better, 10 far at YOUR CAR - HAVE IT WASHED bu 1:1. • Profeqor 'EIMn Obrecht conUn· over the years. least, in this price claN ..." "We liked the u.. wltil Iile cour ... pre ... nt.tton of It tokes pinls. not qUaIl., 01 011. AR·4; we like the AR·4X even more," Masterpieces of Music today It 2. • MaUnee music tad ..v at ! will NOI onl ;010 of ontil"ozo, u Include Telemonn'. 'I'rln Sonata, And it gets obout mil .. to the gollon. The OPU I I Number 3. THE 27 REVVE_ • Jolin Amls Introduc. Imortn overO;j ' cor !thirsty dlvil thol it i.1 only gets 14. WITH A 15 GALLON Hollt deocrlblng 'I'he Spirit 01 Aid,,, D1SQVES bur,h with lh. voice of ROllropn' So the mort you drlv., the 1II0r. you IOVO . PURCHASE OF GAS "Ich snd Willi Bo.ko",ky 1000.Y ,t Wil And chone .. all, you'" drlvo It lor year. ond '"!'here has been nothing like It ., the 4 on T~e Besl of The BBC. FREE . 1Marlar.l Hillis founde, ..~ yeors. ISinel WI !llVOI chong. th ••ty l., a VW AR-4X speaker is utonishing . , ." conductor or Ih. chlc.,o Symphony CbOrul, l II the . ubJecl A Con· nevel goes out of ,lyle.) vernUon With . . . lonlght0' .1 f:90. Of course, 0 VW's nOllllueh to look aI, So (I I PROTECT Y9UR CAR WITH OUR NEW JEWEL HOT WAX , ' • In The Cleveland OrcheBlt~ con' Stop In tonight end h.er tho full elMO _nd .f tho AR-4X­ con lonl,ht It 7:30 ],oul. Lane dl, lo t of people buy 0 big flashy cor jusl to sov. face., • MVIICI seldom ....,.. I..... It wf till .... for enly $$7, •• ALWAYS OPEN FRIDAY TILL' p,m, rect ... eoncerl from Mershon Audl· torlum on the campus of Ohio SI.ll Try putting thol in the bonk. Unlvenlty, le_Iurin, pl.nlst John Open Brownln, III a performanr. 01 Tht Fri. anI Montie, NI ..... 'til , ,""1, Plano Concerto In E nil, K. 271 of MOlUl. • Tho MC·$ or. fealured on ""' IIlghl II Tow. wllh Barry Berh!oo Volkswagen Iowa City, Inc. al 10. WOODBURN SOUND SERVICE AUTO-MAT • ~' o' · rn.r NaUonal Director of CORE floyd McKI Mlc~1. lalk. abolll 715 Highway 6, East "BI.ck Capllaltsm whAt Doe! II Iowa City Across from College St. Parking Lot Me.n ?" on NI,ht fall lonllhl .1 10::HI . t: &A 211 E. C.I.... P...... 3.·7547 • Segue co,Wud. Lll. U,ol\llCAlI 'SUGGESTED RETA IL PRI T COAST P.O.E., l.OCAI. TAXES day 01 WSUI wllh t~hty mlnllt .. A. 0 OTHER DELIVERY CHARGES, It' ANY. ADDITIONAL. WHITE· of mu.lo IJld InformlUoli. eY"11 WALLS OPTIONAL AT EXTRA COST. w.. l. ·dl)' nl,ht at 11:10. Riverbank.r! Fa(. City Parle F/ooel I'Not Even Earthquake Weather' Canada to Reduce NATO Commitment If you're planninll to go river· ' lI~lIy fl ooded Lo keep lhe dam banking in the next weeks 01' so, from overflowing. lie said thel'e LOS ANGF:LES I'" - California Ilia Inslitule of Technolol!y in no basis for believing April is a OT'l'AWA IA'l - Canada will led to the European defense body May, .... added. wear yow'. watel' wings. What ap· wa~ no danger of seriollS damage is .1i1l here. PaS<1dena, a noled earthquake , month of doom. stal'l next year a phased reduc- until the end of this year, TrU- 1 "'I1Ie Canadian government In. ~ars at first ~Ianc~ to be a mao to the I' nd "It doesn'l even look like research cenler, receive hun· In San Francisco, Mayor Jo- lion of her armed forces in tbe deau told a news conference. lends, in consultalion with Cana- Collegiate Athletic AssO­ pr flood has rut City Park. a. . . ear,hquake wealhcr." goes I he dred of calls. They explain that seph Alioto is so unimpressed by North Atlantic Treaty Organiza- Commitment of Can a d ian da's allies, to take early steps to Gymnastics Champion. Ther[e really tiS. nol mu.uch hdan. \ By mld-APII'III, bho.weverl' l~e cUfrerrUy mosl·popular gag lIl ' ral.thquakes can't be predicled, the prophesies of dom that he's tion, Prime Minister Pierre EI· d armed forces to NATO beyond bring about a planned and phased ger 0 a grea mun a on, ow· farmer~ w I egm pan mg l the na tion'S m 0 s t l>Opulous th be ajo qu ke in hed led ti ke celebra- Iiott Trudeau said Thursday. this period "will be discussed reduction of the size of the Cana­ compulsory ever, according to City Engineer crops. If runoff is still a problem, stale. th::t~:Ysomerimr: b~t th~l'e is ~i~n o~ AP:~ l~~ qua I Canadian forces are commit. with our allie " at a meeting in dian forces in Europe," he said. Nissinen had 54.00 Mel Dahl. He said the Iowa Riv-I the water will have to be put EI'ghl ner's banks al'C under waLeI' be· ,elsewQere. now , among the doom- and Bob Emery of Pcnn cause of excess runoff upStream. sayers, Good Fliday is THE was second with 49.80. CurrellUy the Coralville Dam is ARH OFFICERS ELECTED- DAY. If lheY'I'e right, a giant championship will be de. releasing 10,000 cubic {eel pet· I The Associated Residence Hall's earthquake will shake the sla-le today after the 14 con test. &eOOI1d, but. because of the runoff, officers for next year are Roba:l into Ule Pacific Ocean. complete the optional cxer· DAILY more water is coming through Neary, A3, Emmetsburg, presl' Some hedge that a bit: the the dam. In addition, 5,000 cubic dent; Fredelick Spence, A2, D~ stale will be split in lwo, from new all·around champion feel are being slored per second Moines, vice president ; Karen San Francisco to the Gul[ of emerge. Makoto Sakamolo in t!Je reservoir. Leonard. AS, Logan, secretary; California. creating a giant is· California, the 1968 Dahl said that the lowlands I and Sona Dadaian, A 2, Betten· land that a I 5 0 will include Los IOWAN , passed up compelition north of the dam would be par- dOff, treasurer. Angeles, San Diego and Mexico's year to study in Japiln. Baja Califomia peninsula. had two men in Doom-sayers have picked other Pcnn State two days in April, but several settled PERSONAL Advertising Rates TYPING SERVICE LOST AND FOUND SPORTING GOODS six after the com. on Good Friday because t.haL was ARE YOU LONELY? Dial 338.1988 ;rhr. Days ...... lie a Word m Amerine, Southero SELECTRIC TYPEWRITER . The.. l, LOST - "",all bl.ck m.le e.l wlth BOWLING BALLS. ~ . OO . Bl.ck'. University Bulletin Board the day a big earthquake rattled 24 bourl Ir.. r.corded m•••• g• . Six Day...... 22c I Word SI. ~ lII l~'''"':u\ , was third with 49.3lJ term piper.. lSI S. Copllol while wttl.k.rl, f ••t .nd und.r. Gull,ht VUlI,I. Ul , Brown lit. Alaska five years ago. 4-27 T til Day...... 26e a Word 338-M91. ..3 Ilde. 500 block N. Van Buren. Re· 4-5AR Fukushima, Washington, > ward. 337·11939 or 353·5650. 4-5 Some folks, of cOUl'Se, ate Ona Month ...... SOc a Word - with 49.05. con· I ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER - Exper· --. call Mra. J.rry Sch.eIC.r al 338. cel'ned. ___l_ A_ N_ D_FO_R_S_A_lE__ _ Minimum Ad 10 Wordl t.nced. Th ..... , short p.pers, .le. LOST position was held by Un l•• rslty lullttln 'o.rd notice. grer. / Whlle long h.tr.d AUTOS, CYCLES fOR SALE "U" '" rocol •• d .t Th. Dilly 6725. William Frank, Los Angeles CLASSIFIED DtSPLAY ADS Dill 337-3843. 3·21AR Cemale kll en. CUnton·PrenU .. Elias, Northwcslern Louisi· lowln offlc., 111 communIcations EIGHT ACRES overtooklng Coral· Vicinity. Reward. 351 ·772L UO Clnler, by noon of I~. d.y "'fora STUOINTf ItIGIlTiItID wtth the Civil Defense coordinalor, say s vtlle Reservoir, parlly wooded. On. I nltrtion • Month ... $1.50' THESIS TYPING---- TBM ElectrIc 1864 BSA 850 STONE FOX. l57,no at 48.95, and sixth by Penn I n Phon. 337-4437. 4·10 - , publication. T~.y mUlt '" typed EducaUonal PI.cement Ofltce (C103· callers mainly fall inlo the cate­ Flv. Inllrtlon. a Month .. SUO' with c.rbon rlbbon, oymbols. Eo<· C.II NO·7, 338-1752. 4·5 Dick Swetman, 48.75. Ind ."nld by In .d.I•• , or o'fl· E.II H.II) .hould r.port II\.)' ch.nge perl.need. 35:·5027. 4·201fn T.n Insartlon. I Month .. $1.25' WHO DOES In , •• , .f Ihl orllnltilion "'Inl pub. of address and academic lnCorma­ gory o[ "hysterical" or "concern· ------62 MERCURY )!ONTERIn' VI entry in the all'aroond IIClrtd. Puroly IOcl.1 'unctions ara Uon nec ...,ry 10 brln, eredenUols ' Ratti for Each Column Inch aulomaUc. Exc.lIon! condillon not .lIlibl. for thIs IIctlon. up-to-dale for the second lemester. ed" citizens. HOUSES FOR RENT ELECTRIC TYPING o( .11 kInd •. 15 / DOG HOUSES cu.tom mid. _ Bob Dickson, Frank and officials al Califor· PHONE '37.'1'1 yur. experleno• . 351·3770. 4·17AR smlU, medium. large. 337-5000 eve. $550 00. 3.'1\.3186, ~37.s898 4-16 "::~~~:~~irl;was TWO BEDROOM HOME, ,love and • , t k d So3 h to Hawkeye coach CAMPUS STORES : C.mpu. Store. NORTH GYMN .. SIUM In Ihe Field· --- - - re/rlgerator (urnlshed. G.ra~e . EXPERIENCF.D typist _ eleetrlc n ngs, wee en ' . '58 CHEVROLET, R cylinder .tr.lght had as good a ~III be open Cram 8 I.m. to 4 p.m. Ihou •• I. open to dudenta, raculty wIth stora~. .re.. 60~ 7th Ay • .• ------I Iypewrlter ,,'Ith carbon ribbon. I FURNITURE- REPAIR and r.fI;;i;h. transmlnlon. Very R••• onable Mond.y, \Jlrough Frida,.. Ind ataff for recreatlon.1 use wlten' l Coralville. 338·5790 or 338·5905. 4·25 ______-----...;0-- 1Call 3384584. 4-19_ In,. Phone 337.5004. 4.10 338·6924. 4·5 anyone to win the -- ever II b not belna used for el.sse. Tea Che rs to Pr obe FOR REN MAIN LIU .. RY IASTU HOURI: or oth.r ach.dul.d .yenla. T TYPING _ short p.pers, th.mes. FLiiNiONG MATH--oil b.~Is . 1966 TRIUMPH CUB, new overhaul meet will move Into Its During vlcallon, th. library wUl -- O· I t P bl Exnerl.nc.d Phon. 8389718 doy. Good trail bike . • 51·6800. 4-lS be or,en on AU'rll 4, 7.'30 a.m. ·o• WOIIIIN" 'OOL, GYM HOURS: 10 ec ro ems ROOMS FOR RENT GARAGE FOR RENT ne.r Mercy 351·3773. .v.nln,a. . . 4·18AR. lie.'.__ C.U Janel 338·9306. 5·2AR day today as everyone mldn ght; Apr 5, 7:30 a.m. to 5 The Women's Gymnasium Swimming . HospitAl. Ca ll 338-4894. 4-4 -- PAINTING . Win dow. w ••h.d , '60 VW reconditioned fnlt.ne. Ex- pm .; April 5, closed; April 7 t() Pool will be open ror recre.Uonal ROOM '1'0 LET _ ~Irl. Two blOCk. _____.- ______ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER. Carbon ""eens lip. AI Ehl. CI" 644.2489. ceilellt condition. Beat oCler ov.r to perform, The lop three April 12, 7:80 •.m . to mldnlahl; Ind 5wlmmlnf Monday Ihrough Friday The dialect and discussion Cram campu •. 351.7128. 4-8 ribbon . Experienced. re.sonable. 5-22 54SO,oo. 3~1·7351. 44 after tonight's compeli. Aprlt 13. 1:30 p.m. 10 mldnl,ht from 4: 5.5:15, and Saturdays at problems 01 several ethnic groups __ ___ .__ PETS Mrs. Mal'i.nn. Horney. 337.5943. ______' ~ VW _ GOOD condltlon, n.w will compete for the NCAA 10:30·11:30 .na 1:30·3:30 p.m. Thl. MEN OVER 21. clean, IIlhl cooking, 4·18RC MOTORCYCLE CUNIC _ repair all motor. 353,1174. 4-5 'USCHOOl: Th. Unlv.ralt1 Par· II open to wom.n Itudents, staff, will .be one of the topics discussed bus line . AVRIIRble now throu~h AKC REGISTERED G SI ----- makes, guaranteed .ervlce. Week. Saturday. The top six indio ent.' Coop.raUve Preachool II DO" faculty and facully wIves. Pl.... at the annual 'pring meeting of .ummer. 545.no. 1145 E. Colleg • . 337· • .rman lOp· TYPING - Eight yea" uperl.nce, days 338-4868 b.lw.en 6 and 7 pm. 1982 GRAND PRIX Pontl.c V8 .utOo I"ceplln. appll-.tlolll lor ~' -mer pr... nl ID carda, atalf or .pou... .021 531fn h.rd r.mal. on. year, make oCler . eteelrlc type. Fast, accurat. servo for .ppolnlm.nl 4 '1 nlotlc .5" 00 351 3471 .. in each event, based on I~d fill termo~ Children ';;;;1 b. card. Th. Women'. Gym will be the Iowa Council of Teacher of ~._.______.__ 351·3892. 4·10 Ie • . 338-8472. 4·18AR ~ ___. ____ .- __. _ . ~ ._ . . _.___ "_ " today, will ! by Sept. 15 to be conalder.d. Sum· ~~~~rd~r :f~~~~~~~~alfr~~rpf:~~~3 : 8o~ Englis)t al the University April CLEAN. .llr.ctlve room lor gtrl. EXPERIENCED THESES fyplnc, IBM ELECTRIC SHAVER repair. 2-Hour I 350CC BSA New on,lne Exc.llent the individual titles 35:J.4812 Sat· meru,1 I,.chool Mond.y will, Wednebe June day If .nd10 Au,·Fri· T h Ia .I• open Ia ~ny women stu d enl •. 18 an d 1. 9 5. Sep.ralt .nlrance. :137-9084 .n.r4·5 MISC. FOR SALE EI.clrlc. or 33... 91:'~ . 4. 15 ....ice . M.yer'. Bnber Shop4.IMR. nlnRacondilion. CAll John 351·3434 .v4-5 •. day mornln~ . Th. (IU .emY ••ter ~L"Y NIGHTS: The Fieldhouse Is MrS. Edward Carmichael of SPECiAL" SUMMER RATE _ ,tlrl. BARITONE UKELE ~ yr •. Old. Ex. ELECTRIC TYPING - e~IUng, ex· ~SES MADE, alaO Ilt... tlon •. 1968MUST/:NG GT, 302 cubi;;t;;cl;, colncld •• wit hthe Unl0rm ••rall t cale1i open to coe d recreatIonal actl.IUes h led h I will lk In, June. Rooms with cooking. cellenl rondilion. 338·6037 .rter~ . perlence. 338-1847. 4·1MR Experl.nced. 351.3128. 4·18 V.8, Ih",. spe.d, power .t.erln,. ~~ . R~~'I:~1 ::i"_2'[t5 • on, CI. each Tuud.y .nd Friday nl,hl from t e Tama·To 0 SC 00 s ta Three room cottag.s. rcnt now . 4·9 - - -- - III- One owner. 351-li958 before noon ,. 17:30 .•:30. provld.d no athleUc .vent. about problems in teaching the BI.ck's G.. lI,ht VIII'ge. 422 Brown. SELECTRIC TYPING - carbon r CHARTS graphs, UluslrlUona Cor ' .12 are .chedul.d. All Itudenl., facully A . j d ' E I H d 4·15tfn RUMMAGE SALE APRIL I. 2·5 p.m. bon, .ymbol~ Iny length. Experl· dlHrta l Ion and lh ••e •. C.U Nlnl DUFT INFORMATIO" and coun'j and ot.ff and lbelr spouses are tn· mel'lcan n lan, ve yn e en .______. 348 HBwkey. Drlye Aporlment.. ~~~d. Phone .38·3765. 4-12 337-4415. 4.7 350 CC YAMAHA '1IG7. 1,200 ml .. lin, U. IVlllabl. fr•• of rhar••• 11.d to us. the CacUltlea. Available: of Muscatine will speak on prob. WEST OF CHEMISTRY - doubl., 4·5 EX ERIENCED UI • EI ------/ Perlecl condilion. Mlny ••tra •. to studenb .nd other•• t the Hlw• .. badmlnlon, swimming, t.ble lennls, lenls J'n I.e"ching Spanl·sh.speak- .Ingl., Undergraduale, one Sln,l. ------I' '"Ichre •• ry. .c· HAND TAILORED h.m Ilteratlons. ,60000 337-4319 H .ye Area Dr.ft Informallon Cenler, golf, dart.. welghUlftlng and jog·" over 21. Kitchen 337-2405. 4.5ffn OLD VIOLIN. Ca.par·Da·Soll 8r•• cl. lrlc type wrlt.r, ese8, mlnu· Co.t., dr...... Ind ,klrt •. Phone __ . __.___ =_ !04 D.y Bulldlng (Ibov. low. Book ginI'. ID card requ~ · ed. Children are ing studen:s, and Sharon Gate- , __label 11Il0. Pho_n e 3374437._4.10 .~rlpt., leHerl. 351·1273. 4-12 338.1747. 4-MR 1968 YAMAHA 125cc. 750 mi. lib and Supply ). Hours: 7·' p.m. Tue.. not allowed In lbe FI.ldbouse on DOd f "V I I '11 d' .- --- - W 142500 Ph 3517254', 29 ' illy Ind Thursd.y, .nd M p.m. Sun. pilY nlrhl.. W 0, a er 00 WI ISCUSS a /. TARPAULIN 20'x30' Hcav)' w.l.hl. MARY V. BURNS: typlDj, mlmeOo IRONTNGS _ .tudent bo a and girl.. no . .. one ...... :...- dlY . Or tlU 337·1327. I -- language laboratory for inner- APPROVED ROOMS Excellent condilion. Call 338-6156 graphIng. Notary Publlc. 415 lowl 1018 Roch"ter. C.II 33~.2824 ~ MO CC TRJUMPH cu.tom allow bike FAMilY NIOHT' Flmtly nlghl .t l· .Il.r 5:30 p.m. 4-8 Shte B8n1< Bulldln,. 337·2656. ' .7AR I _ __ ' -4AR u_nlll I•• t y.ar.'3_38-U845_. __ 4-4 Billingham w a 8 right ~ COM~UTIit ClNTlll "OUIII: ID. th. FI.ldhou.. "ill be held 'rom city students. rkln • pitcher last year with put wIndow - open 24 hours I d.y, 7:ISoe:15 .v.rv Wednesday nlg.t. See _ ...... iiii SINGLE ROOM for m.n; «. BASS GUITAR amp .•nd b ... g;;l. ------ELECTRIC SHAVER r.pm. 14 bour / RIVERSIDE _ 49cc iCDOler IdlY' • w.ek; Output window - play nllhl. for .vallabl. activities. • ~Inen IYllllbl •. 115 E. IIIlr e·.t. :38 tit. Bolh lor only '220 .00. 351. TYPING, SHORT PAPERS•. lhem... 5ervlc •. }fyers Barber Shop. 1966Llk. ncw low mileage. $150.00. 338: Hofheinz said the 1:30 a.m.·12:30 •.m .. 7 daYi I week; Open to .Iudenls Ilculty and ,taff . 12 2. •1 5 5398 4-4 Downtown. Phon. 337·3• ., dal~ 2·14A R 3856.' 4. 10 worked out after Temporary Btdg. - 7'. 30 l.m.·12 ·. ·0 Ind Ihelr Immediate famille .. Only I -N-E-AR--EAST H-A-LL- -- -11-' 351·3471 evenln" . 4·9 ,- - - _____ r.n ng now YASHICA LYNX 1000 35mm range D1APEII RENTAL ..rvlce by New 1968 PONTIAC LE MANS, 3"00 another offer a.m., Mond.y·FrldlY; ••.mAI p.m.., chldlr.D of Unlverstty personnel and r_~ l-::1 f ~ {' ] 10 men lor .ummer- .nd f.lI. Sin· flnd.r c.m.ra wllh 45mm f / 1.8 EXPEJUENCED TYPIST; you n.me Proce .. L.undru. 313 S. Dubuque. I" SaturdlY; 2 p.m.·IO p."!.~ Sunda,.; lIudenls ar. aUow.d In Ibe Field· _ __ _ _ 't_ RI .., doubl .. and one torae room for I.ns .n'd buill In mel.r. Also .c. It. I'll Iype n. ''Eleclrlc Carbon Phon. 337.9666. • 2.25AR mil.s. 6 cylinder. 338·7422 a ter Montreal to send Oltl Room phone: "3~50i Prob· house. ChUd'.n of frl.nd. Ire not four. Lower.d rat., for .ummer. ce ••o'ry bid Ind Ik .llt IIIler. Ribbon." 0101 337-4502 atter 3:00 5. 4·9 I... Anllylt phone: 353-403.. permlll.d !o .ttend. Aha, all chll· 3377251 aiter 5 pm or w•• kend. • Y hl 4-5AR to the Astros. dr•• 01 .tudenls and Unlv.rslty p.r· ' . . 4-20 $&0.00 or besl off.r. 33 ·9855 eve· p.m. IRONINGS _ Student boys And 1966 60CC YAMAHA. Good condlUon. controversy, t hat. once ODD JOIS: M.I. .Iudenl. Inter· IOnnel must b ...comp.nl.d .t all -- -r------nlngs. ... ·TEiiilPAPERS. book r.portl, Iheses. ,Iris. 1010 Rochesl.r 337.2824 . Low MU •• ~e . Phone 3374415 after tlm.s In Ihe Fi.ldhou •• by • parent. ROOMS FOR GIRLS . CookIng prlv· FENDER MUSTANG ,ultar,' .mpel dlltos. Quirk .ervlce, r ...onable . 1.2SAR p.m. 44 Baseball Commi io~r •• t.d In dolol odd Jobs for $1.60 ChUdren Ittendlng wIthout a par· Ilede. TV ."d Rec Room 3"7 "An 15 __ Kuhn demanding and {l. an hour .hould register "Ith Mr. ent pr ••enl will be oenl home; thl. 2958 ." (.20RC amp,lIf1er four track slereo ta~e 3384858. ~ -. - , , - '1lS PONTIAC .xc.llent condllloll. MoUlt In th. Ollico of Financl.1 l I a written apology fro m Ald!, lOll Old Deotal Bulldln,. Thll ~~;I:~~! ~i'~ll f1~oeo; T~~~~~~~I/f-:~ MEN - ROOMi;- for n.xl- ;iill- jjiid g38~~ .re e a; modern lounge cha/s BETTY THOMPSON .Iectrlc; F~:e$r~~~., .u~~~, wJ~n~~i. ~~v~:: 35f.'b!tJ~"1 owner. 27,000 ml .. $J900~7 , dated back to a Jan. wort Include. removln, window tbe ..Iety .o~ conducl of lhelr cb!: school year. On. block to East Th...... nd lonl pap.... Experl· radIos, MobUe homes, or a"ythln, _. aerUI'II, Ind ,enult yard work. dren. 10 cards requtr.d. Hall . She .... r.. Sl,n up now. :1.18· GIBSON C·I GUITAR! sU,ht dAmage . enC.d. :138·5650. 4-4AR of vllue. Towner ••t Mobile lIomes. AUTO INSURANCE Grinnell hlutual. in which Houston sent 8589. u '~.OO or off.r. 25 ·7234 . 4·5 ELECTRIC typ.wrller _ a110rt p.. Un Younll men le,l1nM pro,ram. W... Rusty Staub to Mont· UOIJTUNTf IN IUII"UI AND "'''I'' LI .... RY "OURS: Monday· I I I I k' d lh R bl t .el Aaency 1202 Hl.hland Courl. INDUSTR.Al 'L.. tIMIMT 0"1<:1 j'rlday - 7;30 a.m.·2 a.m.; S.turday FOR RENT - 2nd ..mester - Men ANTI '...V~ or.n A ru,a. B Ie • PhPoenr., ·33n7.7772e.•••. ellon. • 4r~ !R" OHIo. 351 .2459 ', home 337-3483. 3.2 straight deal for fi~ ,hould come to the orn.. Immedl· - 7:30 a.m.·Mldnllbt; Sund.y - 1:30 2 double room. - I .Ingle r',om. Gilla rhl Vmage. 422 Brown S!. "'" Clendenon and outfield· Itely a(ter Mcond ..,me ter rell$. p.III .·2 a.m. All d.partm.ntat Ubra· O(£·streel parking. 610 E. Churoh. 4·15AR Two privlt. plrklng IpIC'1 tratlon to r.port lbelr new ICh.d· 1rt., will po.t their own hour•. GuLI,ht Villaae. 422 Brot{;ASJ: USED FURNITURE Ind .ppll.nce.. S~g~Tly~:!~~~ . ·3n~.lJt~.·u. EI~i In Unlvtr.lty .hoPI .r•• Jesus Alou. ul •• and tour.. , for tbl .prlng It· -- Open d.lly. K.lon. Communlly ------Clendenen visited the Ast~ mOIler. Ch ..... of .dare.. Jr. alao WEIGHT 1t00M HOUIII: Monday. next to U of I Laundry. needed. l'rldlY - 3:30·5:30 p.m .; Tue.dlY Aucllon. Kalan., Iowa. 4·11 ALICE SHANK "IBM Sel.ctrle" wIth 1964 T·BIRD and indicated he w a I APARTMENTS FOR RENT Gr •• k .ymbols. Experienced. .c· and FrldlY nl,bu - 1:30-1:30: $7.SO ptr month with the trade but I~ ;UDU.. TION A"lICATIONS: Wectnesd.y nllbt - 7:15-':15; SUnday eurat• . 337·2518. 3-27AR 2·door Landua II StudeDls who wlab 10 be .ooilldered _ l-a p.m. ill cards r.qulr.d. •• SCOOP" abrupUy assorted tNt 8, 11611. \ __ FURNISHED APTS.. ullllll.. paid. ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER. Experl· CIII 337·9267 for trldultlon It the Jun. 526 S. Dubuque. CIII .tternoons IIlsll our Naw R.'lit D.... tm.nt . enced. Thesu, short pllper., etc. commitments had fIl. ~1I0tISSING All power, aIr conditioning. eonvoclilon mull th.lr appll· OAT .. HOUIII: Mon· only . 331-2644 . If no answer call 3~8· Wllk u, .tllrs Ind ..v • • Gult.", 0181 337·3843. J.21AB him to decide 10 reliTI eallon. for deg ... In Ihe Offlc. of I p.m .; closed S.turday Ind Sund.y. 8833. 5-4 Imps, drums, org.n. .. pllnos. r-_. --- lbo R.g1llrar. Unlv.nlt,. HaU, by day.Frld.y _ 8 I.m.·noon. 7 p.m.·5 'ro'"slon.lln.tructlon EXPElUENCEO TYPIST - .lectrlc Very cleen. Reasonabl., 4:30 p.m., Aprll 4. -- WANTED EFFICIENCY aplrtm.nt, alr·con· BILL HILL MUSIC STUDIOS typ.wrlter wtth c.rbon rlb.bon. claimed I h e retire­ -- ~lIINTINO 1I1IVICI: Gtneral oC· dillon.d. Jun.·Augusl. sh ...e with Call 3384564. 3·ISAR ODD JOn for wora.n ~ Ivall. ft... now .t Grapnlc Serylo. Build· tvver Elch.r'. Flower Shop) nullified the d e a I. Staub one male sludenL. 337·7710. No Sun· I - -- -- WAN'l'ED : wom.n sludent to help 338·9146 afternoon. Ibte II the rlnl.ntlll AIds Office . lng, 102 2nd A.e.J.. Coralvllli. HourI d.y C.UI . 5·2trn 351·1138 ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER - will distinguished .Iderly lady In tran· com?licalions by saying Housekeepln, Jo'" are I .. U.ble .t I I .m. to 4 p.m. "erox copyln, and -- .------Iype pap.rs, Ihese . Cill 351-4180. ,1.50 I. hour, and b.by tUn, job., lIlgh·.pe.d offs.1 dupllclUn, al the TWO BEDROOM ,urnlshed or un· not retum to the Astros 3·l3lfn iCrlblnghour or 10her of memo',.swork a day.Aboul Wrlle .n I ~:;;::;:;;::;==::;====:::=:=:;;::;~ 50 ••nt. 10 hour. Dupllcatln, Cenl.r, 116 low. A••. fWlIOUIIT rurn. apl. Walking dillonce. 337· Box 311 , Dolly lowln. 5.1 eventually assigned Staub Hour 8 I .m. 10 4 p.m. _mimi 7560 after 6 p.m. 5·21rn MOBILE HOMES CARBON RIBBON ••Iectrlc typing: Clendenen Montreal FIILDHOUII f'OOL HOUIII: MOD­ I RCfIERT B. RADNI1'l_n. experienced In theses, manu- to and iIIy·Frlday - 1I00n 10 I p.m., 5:30 to UNIO" HOUItI: Oonlrll lull ding, LARGE LUXURY furnlahed lwo 1983 SKYLINE 50'x10' F'ully fur. scripls, >ymbols. 35t·2058. 3·IIAR YOUNG MAN wanl, p.tntlng jobs. to Houston and told the tl\~ 7:30 p.m.; salurdlr - 10 a.m. to $ f 1.m.·c1ooln,; Offl"l, Monday·Frl· bedroom Iparlmenl, two bath., I _. d C t d 'l hi I ------ExperIenced. InterIor or .xlerlor. CORVETTE p.m.; SundlY - to 5 p ....; Ilso day, a l_m.·5 p.m.; Informltlon D.sk, .tr condlUonlng. Av.nable Imm.dl· nloue. arpe e p UI w.s ng ELEC11UC TYPING ~dltlng , ex. 337·9998 morning.. 5·1 to work olll. satisfacton' pllY nl,hta IDd f.mlly nI,hll. Open Mondly.ThuradlY, 7:30 l.m.-l1 p.m., c5lt8ide ately 338·7058 5-IUn I marhlne. Prlc.d to ell. Call 385· p.rlenced 338-1647 2.8AR for Houston. 10 studenls, (Icully .nd all!!. ID Frlday.s.turdlY, 7:lIG am.·Mldnl,hl , .. 3813. MI . Pleasant. 4·12' __ CONVERTIBLE - 1965 urd requIred. SundlY 9 •. m.·11 p.m .; Rtcrtatlon ofthe • TWO GRADUATE .tudents need changed hls min d TWO SMALL Cur~lsh.d .tudlo ap.t. ·II~ ·SAFEWAY . Rlr-condlltoned,' TYPING -:- experl.nced ;;;';;'etBrY: roomm.le (or three bed loom fur· A.II, Mondly-Thursd.y, 8 • .m .·l1 CaU 338-1163 ( 8 . 80·~ ). 4·,RC furnllh.d carp.t.d June oecu. 1 Ple.s. CIU Mro. RounoevlUe at and signed a HOMOseXUAL UIATMIHT: Th. p.m., Frld.y·S.turdlY, 8 ' .m.·Mld. .------, . 338-4709 2·7AR nla~ed apartmenl th,·.ulh April and Flctory air.conditioned. Pow· r!)Iountain LARGE STUDIO, .Iso rooms with pancy. Lot 45. Bon·Alr• . 337·7971. 5·1 . _ __ _ M.y. 351 .7853. 4·5 er Iteering and brlkes. Sliver contract with the Ex· Dlplrtment 01 Ply.hl.try 1$ d.velo.· "blh!. Sunday, 2 p.m.·11 p.m .; Actl· In, a Irutment prolr.m for youn. vltlll Cant.r, Mondly·Frlday, 8 a.m .· cooking and onc and two bed· iiUs!. SELL =-8'x35' ' - bedroo'; TYPING - Seven y.ars experience, ",ith black interior. New tlrel, men with homosexual problem. Ina 10 p.m ., S.turday, t l .m.-4:30 p.m ., 'J. FRESH roam apartmcnls. Btack's G.sllght Re.lonabl. Lol 101 'Hilltop Tr.II: el%trlc Iype. Fa.l, Iccur.l...... PRO ~'ESSOR AND FAMILY de.l ... Automatic transmission. Re­ preoccupltlon .. Youn, men who d. SuadlY, J.I0 p.m.; Crtltl.. Crill VIII.ge. 422 Brown. 4·2OUn er Cl. . , 4.29 Icc. 338·6472. 5·I8AB house, low I City or oullylng April lire '"rther tnlorm.Uon hould C.nllr, Mond.y·FrldIY: ' :30 a.m.· AND -______"~mf' c\le1l1nll. tt" U.June l5 . Write. ,Ivlng partlcu1an peat Automltlc. Superb con­ wrne to D.p.rtm.nt 01 Plythlatry, U:30 p.m., 1:50 p.m.·5:30 p.m., 6:S0 ONE BEDROOM furn. or un(urn. 1965 10'.57' HOMECREST . AI, -can. - -- --1 10: Prof. R. 81al&o, D.pl. of Eng. dition. See 10 believe, Ideal lor Box 154, 5(10 Ne ..ton Ro.d lowl p.m ·10:50 p.m.c Whlll Room, MO~' STIMULATING IPt. within wRlklng diat.nce. Dlat dltloned carpeled. Bon Alr~ _ CARBON RIBBON Sel.clrlc typing: Illoh, McGIU University. Montre.l 2, eny. or c.U 353·31167 prelerably be- I day·ThursdIY, 1 l.m.-lO:30 p.m .• Fri· FILM!" 337·7560 afl.r 6 p.m. 4·13\(n June occup.ncy. 351.2019 ev.nln,. Experienced In th ..... s, ruanu' Canad.. 4-4 sporty co·ed, t.. een Ihe hOUri 01 i Ind 2 pm on I day, 7 am.·l1:50 p.m., Salurday, 3· 4-29 Iscripts, symbOl.. 351·2058. l·25AR ::-:______, TuesdlY. Ind Friday.. 11 :30 p.m., Sundoy, 3·10:30 p.m.; - Ar,hu, I(N.h' CHOICE two bedroom apts., lur- l ._ C. R. 337-2107 -- III.ar Itoom, daUy , 7 1.m.·7 p.m., $ATUltOAV nlshed or unlurn. Shorl lerm 10'.50' 2 BEDROOM Rir co-;;;rn~n~ SELECTRIC TYPEWRITER-=th •••• , I It(VI(W before 3:00 p.m. 'AUNT' Cool'llIATIVI Baby· Breakfa.t, 7·10:30 a.llI .. Lunrh. 11 :30 le ••e. .vallible. Inqu lr. In p.rson arlly furnished Jun occupancy term papers, Ie II .... I~I Ii. Capl· -WANTED - ~tlln, 1... I,ue: For raembera11lp 11]0 lIoom, Monday·FrldIY, 11 :30 • .m .· betwe.n II a.m . & 3:30 p.m. at Coral $2f50 00 338-4054 ' enl e , 4.2i 1101 St. 3'3·5491. 12-25AR MAnor Apt. 2. Hwy. 6 W, ConlvUle. __.. _. ___ ev n g~______/ormltlon, call Mr •. Joyce Blcon .t • .111.·1 p.m .• Dinner, So7 p.m.; Stili 138-1820. Members d. trlnl IIlera 1.:0 p.m. 3514008. 4·7 tin 1960 SKYLINE 10'.50' air condition. El.ECTRJC TYPEWRITER. experl· Blick AclDr, 18 to 35, to fitt f 'E' I enc.:ed !tecr·tllry, Iccurate. Wut du WESTSIDE - luxury one bedroom 33:~:i31~ew urnace. xttl. or~~{2 papers any lenglh. 338·7189 evening• . Afrltan role with lowl City delux. efficIency suites. From I . ; 1·2MR Community Theatr. Touring $103 .00. June and S'ptember leases -______Co" "RII.ln in the Sun.': now .vlllabl • . Apt. 3A - 945 c .. e.t l CALL 338·7692 AND week.nds, for I I III III11111 I I11I SI. or call 338·7058. 4·7 tfn HELP WANTED experlenc.d electrIc typln, .el·V' GREEK WEEK CO NCERT: -- -- Ice . W.nt papers 0' .ny length. 10 All touring expense. paid. CORONET - Luxury one/ IWo, and pBg •• or I•• s In by 7 p.m. eompleted No experience necessary. r ,\llAYISION-· TWlNtalIDI' A lhr.. bedroom sull.. rom $130. NOON HELP WANTEO - ma t.. .ame evenln,. Jun. and S.p!. I.ases now av.llabte. Apply In pel·son. Burg.r CheC. 101 351·4694 or 337·3051 1208 S. Gilb.rt - lowl City, Iowa FEATURE: Apt. I - 1906 Broadway, Hwy. 6 S. Clinton. 5-4 University By·P ... E. or call :138·7058. 4·7 Un (319) 351 ·4540 I 1:00.3:29 - 5:2& · 7:32 · ':36 ------LIFEGUARDS, MALE . C.mp Knul· CHILD CARE THE SANDPIPERS LEASING MODERN unfurnIshed Ox­ .on on Mlnn.sola's WhUoflsh ford , Ia., apartment. Children per- chain. ExceUenl facUlties. WrIte: mitted. $61.50. 338·t480 .-IAR D.nl.1 M.. on, 530 N. Cltnton, low. City, or c.1I 337·2278. 4-1 Mod,' Child C,re Cenl.r Calendar AR. COMING NEED A CAR WESTHAMPTON VILLAGE apaJ t· SOl 2nd Ave., low. City mentsJ furnJ.hcd or unfurrushed. HELP IN MY BUSINESS. Fult or Hwy. 6 W. Coralvill. :l37-52W1. 3·20AR part \tme, .ny .g•. fl.OO hourly. Babysitting by the hour, diY, FOR INTERVIEWING? :l3N83~ W week al,d month, NICE 1 AND 2 bedroom furnlahed OR RENCES AND INSTITUTU or llllCurnl.hed aparlments in COORDINATOR of Ment.1 relarda· -C.II - 4 Medical PostMnduBte FRIDAY, APRIL 18th MUST END SAT. Cor.lvilie. Park Fair, Inc. 3311-9201. Bon and M.nlal HeBlth Services. Mrs. Edna Fisher. 337·5160 JUST FOR THE WEEKEND? A Sympo,lum on Blood MAR Master. degree with explicit train· E vtni ngs • 33.·st~7 I"IIulllllon ; Pharm.Cr Auditorium lng In ment.1 h.alth or retard.· We'll rant you I n.w, fully ,quipped Chevrol.t Imp.la for - Medica Poataradulte tlon r.lus 3·5 years admlnJ.traUve $7.00 / day and 7c/ mne or I Ch.",lIe M.llbu for lust 56,OO/day ~~I";;:~~~l A Sympo.lu m on the 8 p.m. - Field House exper ence. Salary neJotiable. Send " of PA"AI OeCormlll

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HENRYAF Lectut1r I ~!, AI on Umr, ~ M:i.~her of Ih· Rock~ IoIr. Alrirn wa I n ~Ita Chi and K:lppa T ~ lOCil'lics, 1!~ WI1$ oo:al chnptrr of Kep\lll ' ~n, he Wll~ sl'l'l1'lor) 10 illlnisl of )(lwa. an af! M .$ As,ociation, Hp 1 811r1'ivl d by hi fo r~G~orgc sf.; two 8ml l , Pl. 111., and H~rt, live grandlhlldrrn. fUneralllrran l'mrnl! lilnhiblllion, 10 8 n tip fund 10 he c.lobli!hl ~ may II(' mud!' In It ~eu 01 donatJuJil 01 fl,