THIS GOOD ' .M0RNING A MONTH FOR WEEKS. NEXT IOWA GOVERNOR . FRANK ABOUT FRANCE. and t',e People of 10[(;0 FINAL EXAMINATIONS. low Clly. Iowa. W@n diiy. June 4. 19511 by '___ Don Mitchell~~-, lIaU, ••., •• " ... a,t •• ~"U.r ITEMS TO FILE for those who ke41p their files full. June is well into Baking Soda Bath Month, Dairy Month, a· tiooal Ragweed Control 10nth and De Gaulle To Algeria; portable Radio Month. Today is Old Maids Day and June 23·29 Is In ternational White Bread for Energy Week. Interspersed in there somewhcre Parliament Vacations are Flag Day and Fathers Day and S a f e Boating Week. These are New MITCHELL the cream of the crop but there are dozens of others Know/and, States Rights Are L Ppow~rs according to the latest advertising promotions that {lood this and any • •• eave arls newspaper office. It's ironic but no June promo· Among Issues In 4 Primaries Calm, Quiet tions mention brides, June bugs, at in Con I Th aubern torial field w cut JUDe Is Bustin' Out All Over or in the . tate 10 two I than 90 minute after Salan Visits Capital; How To Consolidate the Old Christ· in primary ell'Clions that held an I ai latun·. the !lOlls cI d with th conce ion mas Bills. important bearing on the future of I harina interc I with th Know· of one candidate. Military Backing Seen • • • Sen . William F. Knowland I R· , land·Brown cia h and the Ch v z I Stat· Rep. Ch rle Lacey can MY NOMINATIONS for local Cali!.I . III Lo Angell' Dodgl'r Ral'ine referendum w a thr e· c(d d th r ct'. I IlYing the field PARIS UP! - Chllrle De Gaulle r lind thc 0 'mocratlc party in Ala· 'Way fight ror th .S. nllle nomi· 10 Ally, Gen. PhlJ Sound r and began wleldlni Tue day the crC1lt, weeks, which would be officially ! barna, n tion tx,tw~ n RepublicM GO\·. Lt. Gov. Roy Houck in the batUe est pow rever ve ted In a Premrer proclaim d in a forward looking I community : Chop Down Poison Ivy At take wt're Ilubernatori I nom· Goodwin J Knii ht, layor G or,e for th GOP nomination to UCCt· d in !lOstwar Francl.'. The army and Week. to be immediately follow ed CONSTRUCTION ON HIGHWAY 6 from tho wut s de of town to the 1_. Avenue briclt. "..red com. ination in Al abama, South 0 kat . Chri!'topher I.R I of :In FrancISCO World War II lorine flying ce n:l~dor~ty o~hin~a~ . g lure Of ptetion Tuesdav. Workm.n, worklnll from the wut, have n_ completed two I.nes of tne four Ion. rooel Iand C:lIlfornla In Montana in. nd R p. CI Ir Engl ID). IJoe Fos. a Governor. by Recreational Riverbanklng to the Intersection of towo avenu., C, M, Fisher, ,oaldent .",In", CHI the proj.ct, sold tnot tho roael cumb nt n: 1ik Man.'n!d In AI bamo . State AUy. Gen . Fa . wa not ellgibl to run for H... tackled the problem or the Week, .. lo be extended by public should be open bV Jun. 21. - Dolly towen Photo by Bred B.th.y. . ught the Democratic . natoriat John . Patter on. apparently swept a third l rm ..but wa .unoppo d Insurllents in Algprla, where crl i8 demand ... nomination againsl two IIghtly·re· to victory Tue. day n l ~ht In th for the R~pubhca~ nom.Inolton for was born In the uprising or May 13. • • • Iaurd'd a pont'nts IrunoH D mocratlc primary for Congre 10 Ihe First OJ trlcl. He He ummon d the French troop TAVERN TATTLERS are get· Fall Election I C If . K' I d th S Ga l' rnor ol'('r cirCUit Judge Geor, e will conI t R p. Georg McGov. commander from Algiers, Gen. tina chucks out of this one to go Successful Exam SC h e d U I e n a 10n'la. now an . . n· W lIace. ern. South Dakota' nr t Dt'mocra· Raoul Salan. ~ Gllulle hlmself with Erskine Caldwell's book, now , Ilte .Rl'Publicon L~ ader. wa pltt('d I Democratic vot ... r • who. nom. tic Conllr 5 man in two d cades. in will ny to AlII ria Wednesday. in movie form at the local {lickers. Lineup Given Amid. t th cramble of nolt' and ag ID I 0 mocrallc Attorney G('n·l ln('. or a url'd ('I ctlon in the November. Parliament. havln, IIlven him Political campolgnlng took on rch s ~hroullh the t . I (III.'. linol ('rol Fd.mund G I Pall Brown ~n ont' parly state, al 0 d cid d In The polilically faithful and a the powers he demanded, voted to "God's Litlle Acher: Billy Gra· Launching for added steam Tuesday a R publi weck bellIDs today at I. bo!h pnmafl fJl und r I the tate I Tu d3Y' runofr wht'tMr th party moll n'1mber of olh r lonlanan. take 0 vacotlon until Oct. 7 as he ham. " cans and Democrats found them EXAM SCHEDULE I unique ero . I na sy m. in thl. . tall' will follow th nation I arou d by local contI.' l., lanor d I had Insl ted so he can run the • • • selve facin, each oth r rather TODAY Bro~n mo\' d aht'ad or Know. or State Rillht line in lhe nexl h avy raIns Tu day 10 vote for country withou t hindrance 80th OF THE BIG THREE headache than their own party members. • Cia s which meet (I·r t land 10 combln d vot ba. d on rour year.. th ·Ir party candidates for U" n· hou shut down. . Eighth Alias •. m. arly fra am nwry r turn ' R I f am 2672 of Alab " t CancrA and at .. ·• offl • . pill firms which claim fast action. Line up for John on county of. on Monday. 8 SO ; ail cllon 11 22., .. I' urn r . ma a . ~.. .",r cc . The military rorces showed their all have television commercials CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. (UPII fic will be : . Both Brown and Knowland wl're 3.332 boxes ea\'1' Polt r on 260.531 At take were Democratic and Ilinit behind De Gaulle Gen that produce headaches - for - The Air Force I'nt on eighlh tate representative - Scott 10 a.m. All cellon of Comm. handily wlnnina Ih('ir own parly \ otes to 2 .682 ior Wallace. 1R epublican nomination for the IIl'n~1 Lorlllot tepped d~wn a' people who don'l get them just intercontinental Atlas lhundering Swi her. D., \'1\. G. t Ludwla. R. 6!- :55 ; Core t1 :12 ; IE. 58 :22 . nomination. as am four mIllion Pa\t('rson, 36. and Wall ce, 038'1 ., -natt' ~ at of for hln affairs a d forces chief of tare In from watching anyway. and blazing over the Atlanlic Tues· Sh riff - William A. Kern, D., Educ. 7'70. I\'ot~r 9 went to th(' poil in fnlr ~ ar·old circuit juda'. ur\,i\' d a peclalist Mlk Man n Id and the rme P I I 1 p.m. All ectlon Comm. GG .24 : we ther throuehout California. 14·man fir t primary fi eld to 10 ICon gre ional seats of lh state's I [avor of GC~I f a~1 E:'d the r,Pe~ day to wind up th e first year of vs. Albert J . furphy. R. Y • • • flight lesting of the nation's big County Altorn y- Rolph L. Neu Comm. 68 : 145 ; 1ath. 22 3. 4,5.8" Brown and Knowland . both or into the runofe to choo~e 11 uCCt' · two rt'pr(' enlatives, Lee Metcalf ar arm t e , . ~ t~ res ~ I SUI STUDENTS should take the 7.8.16.17.18.19. whom arl.' rlltl'd a potential prl'.' or to Go v. Jam s E. Fol~om . who pnd Le Roy Ander on . a a pro te agams e arres a gest missile. zil. D., VB. Charles A. Barker, R. French attitude toward the forth 3 p.m. Clas s which m t fir t Idential nomin CS, wert' h d d ror nnot u c ('d him ('If by low . Mon Ii Id, th Democr ts' n. two of hfS generals In the roundup Tho unopposed for county of- c I comln, state gubernatorial elec Thc launching appeared highly on Tue day, 10 :30. 'a runofr bailie In the No vember A liihL turnout or South Dokotu late Whip. fac d contractor J . M, or A~aulh~h~pport;:-st!n . France tion. Give Loveless and Murray successful. Th missile was be· fices were : 7 m Cia which me t fir t gt-neral el('('lion . \,olt'r cho. a R publican candi· Nlckt'y and bu . in sman Thomas m. ppe u yneau, lh e Iieved aimed at a target 600 or William L. Kanak, D.. County both the bird and demand De on Piond. ay '2'30 ' all sectiON of Th Ir baltl topped a long ballot Idat e for Governor and 0 Democr t· G. Stlmolz for hi party's nomIna. Mediterran an commander whO Gaulle. 700 miles southea t of the launch· Auditor ; Lumir W. Jan. a. D .• M E 58 30' . , which included race for aIm t all ie Congres lanai nomin ,IUon . had supported the AI,erlan army ing site. The Air Forcc did not County Trea ur r ; R. Nell~on Mill- . . . , . Insurgents. is ued an order to his A six month forced vacation of say. however how far it went. er. D., Court Clerk ; R. J. Jones, command sayini th crisis wa the legislature would be good . . . S did l the Governor could lMn decree The tOO·ton Alia , , heathed in a R,.CountyReeorder:Dr. George THURSDAY, JUNES t t C · B t 'Buy Now over, capital appropriations, liquor by spark ling coat of ice formed by D. Callahan, D., County Coroner: • 0 m. All ection of Comm. U en ounci u ge, Th aanalina, 67·year~ld general the drink, county reform, and re liquid oxygen. lcft It s launching Emil Navy, D., Super vi or 11959 8A :2; Comm. 00125.125: G rm. ouaht to fit in a talk Tue day with pad, shol slraighl up for about 15 13 1 2 apportionment. terml; Oren Alt, R., Supervi.or 1 : • ; Spc h 36:31,33; M.E. 58 :49. Starts W,·th I aders of the big labor unions, the seconds, th n arced 6v r . Its two (1960 term'. 10 a.m. All ctions of Comm.1 For '58-59 Rat·sed by $216 hard core of resi tance to his rise . U's not exactly Democratic, but huge booster engines, putting out a The lineup for Io wa's gen ral 6L :51 : Phy iea. 29 :2: pan. 351'1. I to power. But he finally postponed It isn't now anyway. total of around 300,000 pounds of election In November Is : 27, 28, 108, 111, H2. M It H 5 :41. C P d It 0 he could keep workini on the • • • thrust, burned for about two Governor - Hersch I C,. Love- 1 p.m. Cia . s which m t fir l Th I ai. laU ve branch of th SUI/ $701 for Pep Club, $55() for confl' r- a r ala e pre ing North African problem, WHAT NEXT? Brig. Gen . David minutes. less, D., Ottumwa, vs. Wilham G. on tonday, 7:30 ; all section of Stud nl Council Tu(' day nlahl ap- ence tr8vel and $125 for s tud~nt Sources clo e to hi office said Sarnoff, who lalks on all subjects Leaving a white vapor trail as Mu~ray. R. Am s. . skills 10 :2, 3, 9, 10. provt'd II budget of $3.586 {or it ' opinion polls. A "BUY OW" campailln spon. hc wfll make another try at can. rarthest from his field, predicts it shot through a cold layer of Lieutenant GovernOr - Wilham l p.m. Cia es which meet fir I activltie. during th 1 58-S9 Y ar. ,"' lander Inrorm d lhe le,lslative ored jointly by th retail commlt- cillation with the Communist, So- atmosphcre. the 7()'foot Alias was L. Mooty, R., Grundy Cent r, VI. on '(onday, t .. 3O ,' all sectl'Ons of La t year's council allow d i elf branch that th ' H'oml'coming com· cialisl and Catholic union chiefs raulty human limbs and organs " f mitt f t f II '11 be d I c of the Chamber of Comm rce may be replaced In the ruture by visible in the clear btu sky for Edward J. McManus. D, Keokuk. s""""h 36 : 1&4, 170. 8 budaet 0 $3.370. The Increa:e ee or n x a Wi ma e lip when he returns from Alaeria. electronic devices. Then the TV almost lhree minules before it Conllr... ..~~~ . Is th re ull of an addition to th or one member from each hou Ing lind the Iowa City Auto Dealrrs a - Aller three anxious weeks, Paris vanished. It was still flying beau pi~hmen would announce that if 1st Di t. - Fr d Schwengel, R.. 7 p.m. All eclions of Comm. pep club budg('t, which i under ~n i t . Anyon int('r led in work· soclatlon wiil get underway thIs was calm. Security police doffed something is wrong with 'lour liver tifully. Davenport. v . Thoma J . Dailey, 61\1 :33 ; Journ, 19: 119 ; PEM Z7 22 ; pon or hip of th tudent Coun· 109 with thl ,roup shoutd contact afternoon at 3 p.m. with a parade thclr steel hclmets lind stored bile, you probably nced a ncw bat· It was the same ALIas which thc D.. Burlington. Zoo!. 37:2; ME 58 :52. ci!. The council spent $375 on th Flander al hi. home before leaving or auto . away their riot gun . tery. Air Force tried to launch last week 2nd Di t. - Henry O. Tolle, R. . d Pep Club 10 t year. The new 01· campus for the summer. 'I'h paradl' of about 45 n w auto· Th French now were eager to but had to cut ofC an Instant before Decorah. va. Leonard G. Wole. D., 9 Neg ro Stu ents lotm nl I $701. Imobiles will begin al City Park, SCI.' how he handled his tlrst big • • • il was scheduled to leave the pad Elkader. Len Flonder. L2. Iowa City. tu- I proc d throuah th bu in s di . tp k In his annou nced goal of THERE tS STILL TtME for Sill W Ih because of an unspecified difficulty. 3rd Oi t. - H. R. Gro s, R. , Refuse Award dent body pr iden!. explained the ea er !rlct and return 10 the pqrk and Frcnch unity -the trip to Alaiers. Greek organizations and other Wa terloo, vs. Michaei "1lclch, D., n d for th increa e to the Pep disbur . Hi ins g t ba ke i AI ia or~onizations to apply 10 help spon· Club. "Th group wllh th ex- s ur en I' rs n ger 600 Hawkeyes Charle City. • CHICAGO (UPII _ Nine Negro y I Tonighl Iowa City auto d alers grumble at beln, left out of his so~ a foreign sludent next year. 4th Di t. - John H. Kyl . R.. students from Central High School Pi anded acllvitie T of more mho°nc Continueel clouely ski.. witn \ and n-taller will hold a kickoff crisis Cabinet, But despite the Five sororities and one fraternity Bloomfi Id. \'I. Stcl'en V. Carler, in Lillie Rock, Ark., have turncd g::;;\ n a scoherod showers oro IoAnst dinner at the Hotel Jeffer on . grumbling the French civilian and are already in the program, but Still Unclaimed fOOl~~~t ~~ f:Rlor~ a~~ arrangements can be completed up D.. Leon. down a coveted award from the to th expen ." he aid. for tocley. Tho hl.h t .... y wilt The joint buyina campaign, which military insurgents there were More lhan 600 o( the 5,750 Hawk· 5lb Di t. - Paul Cunningham, National As oclation for lhe Ad· The new budget wa drawn up by bt bttw.. n 64-70. Tho low T..... begins Thursday and runs through drumming up a rousing reception till the middle of summer for eye yearbooks have not b cn claim· R., Des Moines, VS. Democrat to vancem nt of Colored People. Marshalf Gonky, A4 , Chicago, III., elev nl.ht w•• In the hl.h "'I. Monday. is a citywide promotion for him . others. ed according to Jack Hols, G, Bur- be cho en pt the dislrict conven- The tudents Is t Saturday re- dir ctor o( the budget. and Flonder. Ski .. will romoln ctoudy to/Mllht in tend d to stimulate Iowa City The general caUed in hIs Cabinet • • • lington. business manager of the tion. jected th NACP's Spingarn Th new budget includes $125 (or with lcott.r.d lhow.rs poulbl.. buslne . and the military leaders of re- IICI WAS ASKED in his press 1958 yearbook. 6th Disl. - Merwin Coad, D., Award, givcn annually for achiel'e. printing. $350 for alaries. $525 for Til. furtfltr .utloolc colli for lit- Saturday. the auto dealers. as a belliou Algeria to p~epare for his conference about charges that he Hawkeyes can be picked up in Boone, VS, Robert E. Waggoner, ment In the fiel d of race relations. office expense and tudent trip, $50 tie temperature cho.,.. Thursday port of their "Auto Buy Now" trip to AlgIers. apent too much time out of town. Room 201 at the Communications R., Fort Dod,e. because Mrs, L. C. Bales, Arkan. (or telephone, $100 ror page space with posslbl. seoh.red showers. campaign, will convert Wa hington A feeling of suspense gripped the He. answered that he didn't see Center from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. If 7th Dist. - Ben F, Jen en. R., sas tale chairman for the NAACP. in the Hawkeye, $200 (or banquE'ts, St., between Linn St. and Clinton nation as it wondered what kind any difference in the way his office the studcnt leaves school without 'Exira, vs. Ellsworl11 Hayes or was not included in the honor. $260 for Orientation. which i split An IO-mU. on rn.ur winel strvck St.. lnto a chrome alley. An out· of reception be would get in AI- operated when \'Ie was in town and his Hawkeye, it will be mailed La Duane Orton, winner to be de- They explained that Mrs. Bates with Associated Women Students. the M.son City municipal airport door display of new cars will be gier. when he was in Washington. him upon request and payment of termined by official can va . pon ored their attendance al the $75 for hi! S 1 pageant. 575 for lete TuellCloy, blew down o".w exhibited from 8 a.m. until JO p.m. De Gaulle talked more than an He's right, and keeps proving it, postage, Hal said. 8th Disl. - Charles B. Hceven, school and stood by them during award, $200 for fee and dues, $J25 tity-oWnH ....1 hII",.r, and de· City retail merchants will also hour with Gen. Salan, the gray- 100. Absolule deadline for picking up R., Alton, VS. Donald E. O'Brien, the rioting that accompanied it for leclions. $50 for public rela· Itroyed thro. ple.,.s insldo th. have exhibit displayed on Wash· haired commander wflo has pl3yed • • '. Ihe books is August 19. D., Sioux City. la t year. lion , $75 for lead r hip training. buildi.,.. ington St. Saturday. in Algeria the dirficult double role PI!OPLE TAKE PEOPLE too seriously department. The tensions ol'er France have reached into F~al ~_e_e_k_J_i_tt_e_r_s._~~S_o_m_e~He~ful H~~~ ; Iowa to Ireet more concern than was felt over our satellite booboo. AU France needs is the return of the Follies, some French post By TED RASMUSSEN I Study until 10:30 or so, then go serious coffee drinker to a state ump rey cards. more swaggering American Staff Writ.r ~"- to bed. Get a good night's sleep. of wide-i?Y d alertness. .J'I _ Z louiists and some good new \.... .-)} ~ Follow this schedule throughout } Unfortunatcly. a certain immun- • V W I Ik "French" jokes. Will you be one of the thousands :If the final examination period. ~ ity to Ii,ht carEeine dosaae sets in an s e- of students who will suddenly lOOk'I, (,;' The technique boa ts many en- after 48 eyestraining hour. With A _ • • • Z BUY YOUR TICKETS early. The up this week after a midnight oil thusiastic proponents, most of trembling hands and quivering lips V DeG'aulle Talks Mexica" roadrace \f.iiI be held on cram!1ling S s5ion to see millions whom, strangely enough. ba\'e seen the coffe addict demands a Highway 218 from ' downtown of of little red spi ders making their fit to drop out of college In order stronger and stronger brew. Iowa City to the Cedar Rapids air way across the ceiling? to secure highly paid jobs in the As the week drags by. the crav- ' port. Race drivers are usin\( Will you glance up from your professions. ing for caffeine gnaws away. Thc WASHINGTON (UP)) - Sen. Hu· Il108tly trucks 1hls year and city earth science text in the dead of These members of the inteIJec- semi·awake scholar may. during I bert H. Humphrey time. . A second solution has been Alter the first :M hoursj of 01- Consumption or a few gallons of light and smoke. caffelnlsm, use your bead . . The .HumphIW ~enU)' , Celt the The ~st pf all.possible solutions found to be very attractive to most coolinuous study, the struaa1e most brands of coffee, partillularly While scrawlinl his name on the money you save on coffee, clllar- Uoited ~e. II)o!ll4 11l$ve swlfUy i. a~ the most diff\Cut~to aCcoJll'j many students throulhout the to remain conscious bec!of1l8S ' up- of an aromatic nature such as tltat 'a ..werlsheet arter countless hours eUes and no-doze wiD probably'pay to make sure tbere Is DO breach III pUsh - qaily sll\dy ~hroughouUhe years. It is time tested aDd ridlcll' ermost in the .mind of the cram· served in tbe men'S and women's of diligent IIOOy, the unlucky stu., the rull cost of a "situation want· Ute ~ , .KW~ fro~M a result of SI:~ter, St~~ •. wllo ba"~ lously simple. , mer. He musl. in most cases. turn ®rmitoriOl, wUI . elevate the dent, deprived of the craved cal- 00" ad In The Daily Iowan. pollUcal 'i~ \ lD Tf~, I I " , J I .:1 i m~1)Qilg Iowan LeHe~~ T~ ,he ~~it~~~, ~ 1 Thousands Spent for Study- .. tHo; III :i ,~ -n! ThIr,.'b Is '~an " written and edited"" mulentI and II gouermd by IJ board uf fioe IfUdent tnuteee elected - by ",. student body and four faculty trwteu appointed by 1M p,uident of the University. The Daily Iowan', Death of.a Spokesman R ,-- fl · e «lltMol policy, therefore. " not an crxpreuion uf SUI a dmin/stratlon policy or opinion In any parllculo,. -c - · TO THE EDITOR: :~~~~iedrut~:a~~;~le;u~~~e~:do~ 0 S I 5 US I V , j M m cay WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, "Sf After a month o{ careful deliber- the majority of you whom I have ation I have arrived at the con- been repre$eIlting we would have '. elusion that my actions regarding attacked the heart o{ the problem Second Liberation of France? the married student housing issue from the outset, heCore the issue here at sm require me to make grew stale and the administration P public apologies both to the ad- bad time to collect its forces in bob ministration and to the married opposition. and students. No one realizes more fully than pril To the administration: I a polo- I the inadequacy of apologies an gize. J apologize for having public- toward ameliorating the disap ria ly accused you of a weakness pointment and disillusionment that T which did not in fact exist. That our many supporters have ex ma my statement1; regarding your sus- perienced. The initial response of /lUI ceptibility to public pressure were the administration suggested that ics in gr()SS error has been irrefutably perhaps the days of authoritarian red of demonstrated by the success of paternalism were coming to an your month-old policy of implac- end. Watching the flattening of in pro able silence. You have not only teLligent questioning and protest by pia: prov~d able to withstand public the steamroller tactics of the ad in" pressure. but have succeeded, by ministration is more acutely sad· ils your' refusal to answer embarrass- dening after the initial promise of res. ing qllestions, in completely quell- honest consideration of our views ing all such pressure. and cooperative response to our To the married students: I apolo- questions. ,. ' gize. I apologize for having mis- The Married Student Housing represented to you the administra- Group has bcen defeated by tion's position . I deliberately dis- silence. The real tragedy is that couraged attacks on the adminis- everyone involved has become a tralion based upon questioning its trUie more cynical, a trifle more integrity. I claimed publicly that resigned. a trifle more submissive. there was no question of insincer- David W. Jones, G PRINTED FROM A 35 MM MICROFILM exposed at an altitude of 10,000 feet, this picture shows ity, but only poor judgment. Ob- 208 Riverside Pk. results of a cosmic ray experiment by Frank McDonald, SU I assistant professor of physics. The film shows the number and type of particles striking the indruments sent aloft by balloon from San An gelo Tex. The images of the rays show, by length of lines, the velocity and charge of each partiel, fro"; which its type may be determined. Each cosmic ray particle is shown on both strips .imul •. A Note To Mr. Mitchell taneously. The "hooked" streak. are ima~,!s of secondary cosmic rays, probably cau~,d by . nucle.r interaction with the equipment. SUI phYSICISts have made about 26 Skyhook balloon flights since the TO THE EDITOR: to light the negative non-construc cosmic ray research program was begun at SUI in January, 1954. -Daily Iowan Photo. I enjoyed your recent "Blul' Rib tive approach so often found in dissent. bon Feature." I hope it is the start By ROGER DAHMS ray may come from the sun as energy and may slow down Dr Did Mr. KeUer come all the way Staff Writer well as beyond our solar system. stop. Later it may pick up aft of a long series of interviews with from Richmond HUls, New York to We are certain that "ray" is an electron and become a part of prominent University personnel. tell us that he wishes he was The featured player of the year alias. It is not a ray, really, but a our atmospheric gases. Of course the usual dissent was somewhere else? What is your is a defiant, mghty little thing with particle. Upon impact the nitrogen parti, problem, Mr. Keller? voiced by Mr. Keller last Friday. a stage name of cosmic ray. An earthbound cosmic ray may cle splits into a particle of radio- This is also a service for which I Keith C. Weir, G The image the 'cosmic ray be classified either a. primary or active carbon and a particle of thank The Daily Iowan. It brings S304 Parklawn Apts. creates on film is unpretentious, secondary. radioactive hydrogen. yet its shape and lines have been A primary cosmic ray, which is The carbon and hydrogen parti· ( viewed and studied clQsely by SUI an electric·charged atom nucleus c1es are also called secondaries h .. d th (A • r t that has been stripped of its elec- and are hurtled earthward at Travel Tantrums p YSIClsts an 0 er «If ,sclen IS s t I rt . I t I' ht nearly the same speed and dl'ree- throughout the world: < rons, s ce am y no a Ig - By GEORGE DIXON feel the same about Algeria. It's weight. tion of the primary cosmic ray be, King Features Syndicate too full ot Parisians. London, of The cosmic ray is playing a top One cubic centimeter of its kind for e its collision. course, is always a tourist hazard. role in a world·wide production would weigh 120 million tons. The radioactive carbon, com. Kin, Feature. S7ndleaie WASHINGTON - The tourist U's too full of Englishmen. called International Geophysical There has never been such are- monly called carbon 14. enters car. ------~- season is opening, but many Am It is tough for an American Year (lGYl. In its most spectacu- union . of course, but complex in- bon dioxide. which is absorbed and , ericans are feverishly revising to have loos. reces.ion money lar performance since 1947, the struments have determined the maintained in the tissues o( plants their holiday itineraries to bypass Jingling in his pockets and not cosmic ray's I8-month act comes cosmic ray's size and weight. and animals. The Trouble With Primaries places they fear may be unfriend abl. tq make up his mind where at the time when sunspot activity The cosmic ray has been visiting The other half o( the smashed ly. Tbe number of regions that a to spend it. It is frustrating and is at its peak. n, carth fairly regularly at about the nitrogen particle, the radioactive sensi)ive citizen might hesitate to stultifyil'g, I knew one would-be Hundreds of thousands 0' dol- same rale {or the past 25.000 years. hydrogen. if it enters the lowcr at Monday's primary election again focused The selection of prccinct committeeman, visit/seems to be increasing daily. visitoJ;, to foreign lands who hll lars have been spent tiD' identify It is more likely to arrive during a mosphere will fall to earth wit,h It is beginning to look as if the tllC spotlight on voter apathy in Iowa City and committeewoman and delegates to the county beco",e 10 stulted she Is going to and analyze the cosm.ic ray, yet solar slorm, but the earth's mag- rain or snow. This hydrogen par surest bet for an American who spen~ her vacation in Lebanon, no one has ever seen it because netic field seemingly turns it away ticle - called tritium - is also ab- crav.es rest. relaxation, and assur elsewhere in Iowa. Once again the primary was convention should remain a function of the Pa. it is 10 small, during a magnetic storm. sorbed by plants and animals. anCIl i against anti-American dem A lot of Americans who haven't deserted - by both voters and candidates. onstrations, is Moscow. It is around u all 'the time. oc- Studied inten! , , '. U"Gleneaa(es" Store. Your WASH 'N' WEAR RAINCOAT Clothes· At The new Phaton with its full and easy going New Process styling belongs in every man's wardrobt. lit's light, action-trim, wind and shower proof. The Pay Nothing Until Fall exclusive Aquaron fabriC, 65% Dacron, 35% im- . 'Ported cotton is guaranteed washable, durably Solve your packi~g problems. wat.r repellent. Beautifully tailored with Imart Save time and effort. Why /' baul your Winter clothing with plaid lining by America's largest maker of qual you? Just caD New Process. ity raincoats. Will make Dad a dandy Father', • Day gift. You can pack dozens of gar ments into the New Process "Storage Box". Your clothes will be safe from moths, dust, mildew and theft. When you want your clothing returned Just call New Pro cess. They will be clean and fresh - Ready to wear. YOU OUGHTA BUY NaWI o.Jl Today , ~f3 -S\ t D~buqu. 'Beep-Beep' Student Must Sell Self Bad Weather Iowa Twins Is Star of Set ~onclave {iss Helen !. Barnes. director ual prof ssors in the "anous Grounds SUI The first convention of the Iowa and coordinator of the sur Unh'er· fields in order to obtain informa· ity Placement Service told Jowa tion about prospective emplo,ees. Haw ye Twin Club will meet at Des 10in , June 14. according to WSUI Show City KiwanJans Tuesday about Loren I.. Hickerson. dirtttor of Interviewers were orten on the Balloon Flight LaVona and La elda Rowe. A3. the SUI Alumni Asrocl lion, is some of the methods used to keep WS ] listeners will hear a "Cen· campus Cor "eral days. she ex· Iowa City. co-pTt'siden of the scheduled thi year' job inten'iew running to be one of the featured tury oC Sound" Thursday at 7 p.m. plal.ned. "No It i po ibl [or all IllClement weather grounded the club. speaker at the 85th annu31 m t· smoothly. of a company's intervi "'·s 10 be higb altitude balloon flight sched· •- on the "Current Opinion" program. Lt. GOI'. William ichalas will ing of the Iowa Stat elr A "!>Cia· ] I is th tory of radio news " THE TASK of a i ling gradu. coAducted in one day." ule I "A punpnt deli",!! " -H., ,'... . I m. \IW?\oua • W. ~ q • ...... o....~ , P.g~ ' frTH~ DAILY IOV/AN- lo"'! " City, 10 '1~-We d. , Jun. 4, 1951 r ' , , ; '\ '0' • A , 'j " ., SUI Will Graduate- I?,lan ,Annual ,'fie To Bring Purcell Award Fashion 'Diets In Journalism By TOM BURROWS If research finds a definite rela· St.H Writer tionshi p bet ween diet and heart A $100 award honoring the late di ease, there will be an "epidemic Tom Purcell, long-time Iowa pub Twenty·six foreign students, go· of short-cuts" pre ented to the lisher, will be presented annually News Digest ing to school through SUI's inter public as easy ways to avoid the to a SUI journ ali sm student plann. national educatlon exchange pro penalties of poor eating. one SU I ing a career in community jour. (From Dally Iowan Leased Wires) gram, will be among those receiv scientist predicts. nnlism, Leslie G. Moeller. director of the sur School of Journalism ing degrees June 13 . , In a paper read before the Am Greatest Gathering of Catholic Priests I erican College of Physicians. meet announced Tuesday. The 26 are only a fraction of the ing this week at the SUI Medical TO BE ELIGIBLE for the award, A~d Prelates at Stritch Requiem Mass 156 foreign students that attended Center, Dr. Margaret Ohlson says a student must mJjor in journal. CHICAGO (UPI ' - Samuel Cardinal Stritch. a gentle Irish priest SUI during Ihe past two semesters. the short-cut formulas will be pre· ism, be either a enior or a who rose higher in the Roman CaUJolic Church than any American Another 16 exchange students were sent ed to the public with an "ad graduate student , and receive a vertising fervor." and that "any degree or be a candidate {or a before him, was buried Tuesday with ccle~iastical po mp and street graduatea in 1< eoruary. cotner reverence. one working with the health of degree in the calendar year in Those receiving degrees "m June people will need to be alert to the wh ich thl' award is made. One oC the greatest ga therings of the priests and prelates of Cath represent 14 countries ranging in olicism in American history crowded Holy Name Cathedral for the cele difference between hard fact and The award has been established the alphabet from Argentina to fashion." by the Hampton Chronicle as a bration of solemn pontifical Requiem Mass by Popc Pius XI1 's apostolic Turkey. delegate to the United States. The Iowa scientist. who is profes memorial to Purcell, editor and . Then it was time for the Ca rdinal's nock to say good bye. 1'hey did A wide variety of fields have sor and head oC nutrition at Uni· publisher of the Chronicle for so by the tens of thousnnds, lin ing the streets as thick as fi ve deep been studied by the graduates. versity Hospitals, paint out that many years and an active news while a 5O-car procession brought the Cardinal through the heart of Two are receiving Ph.Ds, one an there is no proof yet that a rela paper man in Iowa for more thaD his city to his grave in the bishop's vault of Mo unt Carmel Cemetery. M.D., four M.A.'s, and six M.S's. ti onship exists between the diet and sixty YE'ars. • • • • Others are receiving their B.S's arteriosclerosis. Yet the evidence is The recipient o( the award will or B.A's. strong, she adds, that some factor be chosen each spring by a com, 4S Killed in Mexico Air Crash; All of the students have interest or combination of factors in the mittel' of faculty members of the ing and unique stories in regard to dietary pattern may influence the SUI School of Journalism, with 5 Airmen Dead in California Crash their education here. course of this disease. the head of the community jour. Dr. Ohlson's paper was heard by TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, GUADALAJARA, Mexico !WI - NIGEL C. eooPER came to SUI nalism sequence as the chairman. more than 50 doctors from all parts FACTORS TO BE considered in Calif. (WI - Five airmen were A Mexican airliner with 4S from Yorkshire. England. Cooper ' of the nation who are attending a Imking the choice include quality trilled and two were ..riously ift. aboard smashed into a mountain is to receive his M.A. ill physical week-long postgraduate course at of work done on the SUI news· lured Tu.sday when a e124 peak Monday night after leaving education after being here only a year. the University. The ('vent is the paper, The Daily Iowan : quality Otobemaster crashed here short· Guadalajara in a rain storm. All second of its kind arranged during He came to SUI a(~r recom of all college work : evidence of ,he .fter t.keoH. 45, including possibly 16 Amerl· the past two years at by the mendatlon from a friend and form· sur high perform ance and leadership I~ Newlmen .t the Icene Ihortly cans, were believed de.d. national organization. oth!'r fil'l ds, and other evidence . • tt-r the lpect.cular cruh Ground re5cue parties sloggect er student at S()I, Jobn Alha . o. Cooper applied for and received a interest and capability for a caret'r countod flvo bodlu burned be· through mud to reach the wreck· on weekly newspapers. YOnd recognition. Thoy law two age Tuesday and reported by Fulbright scholarship which made Iowa Court Rules his sur education Possible. Purcell was kill ed in on auto ac· wouncIod takon by helicopter to radio they were returning bodies :ident last winter. He began hi! the be.. hospital. to Guadalajara. They made no After graduation, Cooper will work this summer as a counselor Jobless Pay Due newspaper career in Anamosa in Tha bill plan. had just taken mention of anv survivors. 1890, became editor and publlshet ... for itl home base at Tachi Search planes spotted the in a boys' camp in California and DES MOl ES ~ - 1'he rowa then travel through the West. In of the Hampton Chronicle in 1897 ~awa AFB, Japan. wreckage Tuesday morning. Su preme Court held TUl'sday that and was still serving as editor a August he will sail for England if a worke r fails to cross a picket • • • • where he hopes to get a job lec the time of his death_H e was active linl' for fear o{ strike violence he in lowa Press Association actlvi Yugoslavia To Claim Damages turing on physical education in a is entitled to unemployment com· university. ties and ser ved as president ot that pensation_ organization. If Russian Loans End For his master's thesis, Cooper The ruli ng reversed a Polk used a comparison of American notel .nd mllke 101 .. minute plans. From front row, left to right: Mari Cou nty District Courl decision in SAGE ADVICE BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UP II - Yugoslavia warned Soviet Rus· and English youths in physical a case involving certain employees LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (A'J - T~n· sia Tue day it would claim damages unless Moscow reversed its de· fitness. "The English won hands lyn Klingler, A2, Donnelllon; Dillie Davenport, A3 , Anamosa. Second row . left to right ! Karlin Tesde", of the John Deere Manufacturing c~ion to suspend the loan granted in 1956 for industrial expansion. down," he said. .Al, Ogden; Vicki Ailmer, A2, Glencoe; Marjorie Lincoln, A3, Wheaton, III. Back of couch: Sandy Co . plant in Des Moines. month-old Steve Styers was rom~ Observers here interpreted thc Kremli n decision to freeze for fi ve jng in his play pen when the family Lau,er, A3. Emmetsburg, -D.lly low.n Photo by Jo Anne Moore, The lower court upheld the Iowa years some $200 mill ion in credits as' an altemot to put the econom ic ALI N. AL-MAIYAH, after attend puppy got inside and started lick· squeeze on Marshal Tito. Tito has been criticilt>d severely by Ru ssia , ing SUI for three years is to re Employment Security Commission in ruling that the ('mployees, who ing his face. Outraged, Steve Communist China and the Soviet satellites because of his "independ ent" ceive his Ph.D. in geography. He * * * * * * * * * gan crying and his 2·year-01 Communist policy. was sent to SUI by the government in 1956 feared to cross a strike pickt'l line at the plant, were en· brother Jimbert advised: "Well, Soviet Premier Nikita S. Kh rushchev took another swipe at Tito of Iraq and, after returning home just lic k him back and he'll let you in a speech in Sofia, Bulgaria, Tuesday. Kh rushchev, who is also this summer. he will have a posi . titled to unemployment compensa· Graduation Means Marriage tion. alone." , Communist party chi ef, said Tito's "spli tting acti vities" were harmful lion with the Iraq government to international Communism. During his stay at sur AI ·Maiyah The supreme court, in its reverse • • • has been active in the SUI Interna said failure of the employees to re • tional club and International cen po rt for work was not attributable Rebel Radio Says 200 Batista Soldiers ter. AI-Maiyah's home is in Bash· for Many 01 SUI's Coeds to their employer and thus they rah, Iraq. aren·t eligible for compensation. Killed; 10,000 March To Hideout Graduation and the end o( school classes and important meetings month because it was lale enough WANG ROK C;HANG is a Korean will play second fiddle to many an with bridesmaid s have been squeez- 10 avoid bad weather, Ind ian at- HIGH COST OF ANGER SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (WI - Maedra, named for the eastern student receiving hi s M.S. degree SUI coed who caught her man as ed into already bulging schedules. tacks and harvesting, Others say MADISON, Wis. (A'J - It cost Cuban mountains where Castro A Cuban rebel radio says Presi· at SUI in creative writing. Chang Juhe remai ns the traditional month Whether it has been in order to that it is the time for aLI things Orrin Stofflet Jr.. 33, plenty re·1 has his hideout, declared in the came to SUI on a grant from the dent Batist.'s Government has for' brides. include college (riend , or to have beautiful to blossom. cently when he purposely rammed broadcast Government forces United States under the State De· thrown up to 10,000 soldiers and had suffered 200 casualties in a partment's educatlonal exchange Dan{orth Chapel, SUI's own re- something beautiful to look for- But some advise: "Find your a pa rked car belonging to his ex- a fleet of bombers against the score of clashes. Rebel 10s"l program. Chang has written sev ligious sanctuary, has already ward to aft er fin als, no one has man, and whether it be October or wife's boy friend . Total cost for rebels of Fidel Castro. were listed as 1 killed lind S eral novels and plays since he has been reserved by some SO brldes- been able to put their finger on IMay. find the nearest altar in a fines and damages to Stofflet's car: :!.....,,"~~&:' to·be for weddings this month, ac· the ,-eason for th e po pularity of hurry. Alter all , there may be $250 plus almost enough points for ----- Tho clancNstlne Voice of Sierra wounded. been in the country. One of his • • • • novels is now being published. co{d1ng to Mi s Eleanor Schlotter , June for weddings. some other girl who will not make su pl'nsion of his driver's license. _L_ = Chang has received an extension seThCreetary sce nine thofe thSec hoolbridal of Rpartyeligion in. r~SO~In~e~s~a~y~tr~a ~di~ti~O ~n ~m~a gr k~e~d..gth~e.h~i~m~w~a~it.l~m~t~i1 ;J~u~n~e ~. "~ ___~~ D~a~m~a~g~e~t~o~b~O~y~fr~ie~n~d~'s~e~a~r~ : ~$~10~' ~::=~ __ ~.:"~'~'~'~H~~ Justice Dept. Making New Inquiry on his grant so that he can do re search this summer before return wedding fin ery emerging {rom the ing to his home in Seoul , Korea, Chapel will be repeated most fre • In Communist Connections of Heikkila qu ently during graduation weekend WASHINGTON
Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1958-06-04
