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, , at ! NIY Serving The State University of Iowa find the People of Iowa City I.orll Editor c I ,taterloo Iivell Up ... ,..... ". Member of Aasoclated Pre.!S-AP teiiCd Ware ana Wtrej)h()to serviCe Iowa City , Iowa. fUl'iday, June 19. ili56 Irnament favorite I he dofeated Bllr. :Iscatine, 2 'up for I Champion gqll !bine course . .,. , • put in some Wor·" . Inc 15th, 16th, aoc( ' Sena'e Body Approves " , .. I the l~th with ~ . , and the matc~· \ ~ IrtuaUy over . .Bu~ !ded to fire ' a( ith, aDd a birdljj· !rdink Jalned aD~ Incr'ease• in' Foreign Aid Ie 17th when Rule Ireen for a . bog~y~ • rdink could not'. I the 18th. ',Rille's Reg~p~s W:1I1 - u.s. Steel Workers OK StrikelAddition Still , the green and,' It carried to wiili~ IC the pin. ~eer .. ) carricd to th~ (onsiierSUI /I No Wcige , Contract~ by 30th Fal~s Sho~ of Guldn't make ulij lifference ,then. '. Ih school cham~ j a 33 - three. Building Fee · w':.": :~:: ~..:,.:. ...~,,:;:, • Ike s Request , WAS1fINGTON jII - The Senate I the first nl~" , score wall 35 « SUI President Virgil M. Hancher United Steelworkers oC America Foreien Relations Committee 10n· said Monday .the State Board of Monday authorized negotiators to day approved a $4,502,000,000 Cor· , the final 9, RuI~ Regents Celt the matter oC requir. call a strike in the 650,OOO-mal In· el~n aid biJI but ugge ted the ('n. iIf with a 70 andt jng students at Iowa 's tax·support· dustry unless a contract agreement tire prOll'am or helping .S. alii I was a 72" fo J 1 ed colleges to pay a yearly "'" It reached by June 30. need!! a r~\llew . .•t building Cee in addition to regular Tbey accused the Bii Three steel The amount r<'COmm nd d for 'enth tournamene Id Meerdink. Anl tuition costs should be considered Orms of having oHered a five·year military and economic assl tnnc!' Muscatine, waS' carefully. contract as a "take·lt-or·leave it" in the year atartlng July I fell arry'9 late finili~ He said the members of the ulUllUItum and that this constituted nearly $400 mUlion hy oC Presl. , me. His father;, Board of Regents lelt they should a refusal to bargain in good faith. dent Eisenhower'! roque. t. But it Nay. • (o.u,. I ..... Pll .....,. Larr, D.,.' review the matter and present a Then members of th l7().man was $702,800,000 roor th n Ihe polltlon, beCore the tax committee committee headed {or home, indio House had authorluod. I has been clu~ · MRI. VIRGINIA CRUMLEY, 529VJ Gov.",... St., fI"...... If • bit bUIY watchlnl ell.,. 1M" .. her "fMt- :atine for the )astl 11,,"" II c,.IIeI"", ••,.. enroll.d In th, Sum",.,.: Rec,...tlMal P ....ram at I_a City J\IIIlcw Hllh Sc ...... proposal comes before the Iowa eating no early sl:LUement was ex· Eisenhower, who earlier In the Legislature. pected: Any agreement by nego· day had nt out a n w plea for a l it looks \ike hl~ Mr•• C"''''''V \1 co-dl,..aor of ttl. protr.." at Junior HI,h. - Ie a 'chip off the, I Under the plan presented to tbe tiators would be submitted to the r storation of much of the House Board oC Regents Friday, the Iowa committee for approval. CY PR US r ductlon, was d scribed as lat d • ~r: "[{ Mecrdinlt: ' Legislature's tax study committee David J, McDonald, union presi· at the commJltee's acUon. recommended that student buildlnlt delli, meanwhile disputed the vallie Elsenhow r wa de cribcd as , favorite next~ shirt." Rule, who. fees be collected over a 4O-year the Big Three steel £irrns placed ... 'd ..' .... " H- particularly concerned over funds Rlayground Activities period to be used klr a $52 milUon !III the five·year wage and benefit for the North AUantic Treaty Or· ~ mber, will be !oo~ lxt year. building progr .. m needed to meel packale they oreered union last ganlutlon (NATO). Th President coming enrollment increases. Wednesday. III had sought $7eO million for arms of opinion seem· This would require students at The BI, Three-U.S. Steel, Beth· aid to Europe. TIlt> House applied allery that Meer: I nothing of whicll( for 'Iowa's tax·supported colleges to lchem and Republic-said the pack. THE TROODOS MOUNTAINS In the QI"mpu. ran" I.(~ :~"~:r~ a ceiling of 450 millions In slash· Pfann'ed' Ch:ldr~n 'pay a yearly $90 buUding fee in ad· Ige would amount to a 65-ecnt·an· fi,.. Sund"!' that killed 1f soIdl, .... C"pru. been un. Ing the tot.! set aside for global I: ' to,..., Brltl~ tt.. · Softball, movies and crafts are among attracflion. ofrered to Iowa M0S90W I.fI - Marshal Tito, of dltion to regular tuition costs. jIour Increase in the flUh year, ris· der Srtlsh admj~i.'ratlo" .Ince 1'7'. II hal bee~ • Irltlsh col"" mliitary as Istance from thr to City young,ters between six and sixteen years a age who will partlci· Yugo~lavia said Monday night he Gov. Leo Hoegh told the Asso. log from 17% cent the first year. olnc, 1-5. ,two billions. pate in the city's playground program. . .' . • «' U The Forel- R lations Comml't Kn estimated 1,500 children 'are expected to join the annual trek to has not made any arrangements I;lated Press Monday he questions "That's pure and unadulterated ... • the play area$. The eight.week for military cooperation with the the advisability of this plan. bunk," McDonald told a news can· h Id 1 e hillSI r~lmmend dr boo ting the program, planned by the city reo ' Soviet Union during his reconcilia· "We showd be very careful not ference. He said union statisticians 19 Br,'f,·s So ,·ers °llvcr.a mil tare' {hlfIJl h by 600 mil· .tion vi"it here to I tud t t C d ti .. "stim"ted the fl'fth year value at ons/ som 0 w c pr $umably ! creation commlssion, began Mon· egen s pprove o. pr ce s en s ou 0 e uca on, Ie .. could be alloUt'rNES toft .-: The State' prOPhet." . . • bonds to be paid out of stu~nt fees firms and eight other major steel trying to capture lhe Cypriot rebd high command perished In a forest curiLy spending. Aclual appropri- tle~ '"'''' ~s, 'a .carnival -Bclarct, ol 'Regent&., has approved... Tito ~ '~I CPfJ'e~ over a JODg period of time ~wa8 firs C(lmpanle. r-; pn !he mile·bleh Troodos Mountains, British authorit.ie announced tJU9ns musljle handled In sep3rat a~ stofo)'telhnll,. plan Cor financing a special study at a ppay h.l eavc ,In ' \00 $oviet- suggested by the BOtJrd of R.egents Two of the eiglit companies, Tn . ' Me,.. ~. leil.laPon. Movies '-wlll be showrt at one oC blgher education in Iowa. ska1a, "o~l ~8r ,' the end ' of his last year. 1i1e Regents, however, land and Youngstown, submitted Eighteen oiliers were injured Sunday, some seriously. In this il'eatest Geor&e said the bill would be playgroun4 ea~q day abollt 8 p.m, The three tax.supported colleges tour oHhe ~vlet Union: wowd have taken the Cunds from contract proposals Monday. but single blow to the army's cam· passed on to the Cull Senate this Family groupSl\re urged to attend, will join with other low.a c911eges Throwillg l1)9re . cold '~ water on the regular tuiUon fees. IIctutil negotiations will not start paign against militant union.wlth· Gone (al! week but Ilkely would give WilY to . The. mllvles lire scheduled , as in sharing the expense at the rllte free.wheeling t~rt.s oC his rearien. Under the Regents' plan, the until today. The proposals were Greece advocates since the rebel. a hugo money bLII for the arm d • fol~ows: Mon~ay ,. Happy Hollow; of 10 cents Cor ,each student en· tatMln 'to Uie Kretnlln, Tlto-also said Iowa Le.gislature w~uld be asked ~o understood to be Identical on eco· lion Clared across this Mcdltcrra. services. When It com , d bate Tuesday, Juruor High ; W«:dnesday, rolled last fall. . that no agreemerit on a future cco. ~ppropnate approxl'?~tely $2 mil· nomlc aspects as those presented 0 ff $ on foreign aid is sure to be sharp L(!lJglellOWi Thursday, Elm Grove, For the state colleges tha~ means nomic l>(ogralrt between the two lion to replace the tUItion fees used, by the three major firms. nean island colony April 1, 1955. wner 0 en 100 and may ,0 on ror days. arid Friday, ~reek;;ide. about $900 each for SUI and Iowa countries had' been reaChed . ., '!ndirectly, the lunds would be com· The wage committee's statement, The Clre toll developed on ridges Reward for Pet Authorization or the recommend· Soj1le , new Items of play appara· State College and about $300 for \ He furtber ' cautioned ' reporters 109 Cram tax money. read to the preu and television by which rise to a peak of 6,406 feet ed bill would allot about $2 ,6 t.u~ have been add~d to ,the system Iowa. State Teachers College. not to expect anything s nsatlonal McDonald, closed with this para· overlooking all Cyprus and the DES MOINES fM-()laC the cat is lion to mIlitary assistance and thiS year. ' .At JIJDI?r Hlg~ School, . Thl,s money Will be used ~ pay from the annol1l)ced getUnor togeth. I graph: 'coasts or Turkey and Lebanon. missing, and he'd be mighty flat· some ,1 ,902,000,000 to economic wher~ eq~lpment 15. available for Imedlate expen~s of ~ speCial 13· er of the 'CoOunu\1ist PlU'ties of the Gir , 15, Missing "In the event the industry Cails Whether set by It)an or nalure, tered to know what a sUr his abo aid. the first time, a swmg a~d glider member committee whicn has been Soviet Union Ind' Yugoslavia" # to negotiate a. Cair and reasonable sence Is causing In the L. M. Peet In .its major decl Ion bciore set and a sJide have been IDstalled. set up to study the problems of , . From Home Her. setUement wltlt the union, we au. a point stili undetermin~, lhe fire household here. Monday, the commiUee had voted A f\1erry.~o-round has been add· both public and private colleges.in AU top .flgures. ~f the ~viet g\lv· thorize and empower our presidcnt, had a relatively harmless start in Peel, a Des Moines insurance 9-5 last week to reinstate $600 mil ed to the equipment at Elm ,Grove the state. ~rnment lD~lu4lni P~~mler. Bu1t\an· Donna Kelly 15·year-old daughter David' J. lt1cDonald, and the other the mountain brush and crub pine executive, is doing all but moving lion of a biIlion-doliar Jlouse cut In and IrOn pipe climbing devices The committee is sponsored by In and Coqun. unhit party chief Khru· of Mrs. Samue' I Wildman, Route 2, . t tI I {fi ' t tak hat military aid. I.. .. h he F t De t P mi M In erna ona 0 lcers, 0 e w . and soldiers were detached from heaven and earlb to find his pet. "aye been installed at both Happy the board of regents and the' State S c: v, Irs pu y re, ,ers o· has been reported missing since ever aclion is ~ppropriate under the h t to (Iebt 't. which disappeared from hi. car Taking up a proposal by Chair· Hollow and Creekside. Board or Public Instruct~on. lotov~ Mlkoya~, Saburov alld Per· 2:35 a.m. Monday. . the' circumstances. The responsi' "un , I May 25 in northern Missouri. man George and Sen. Mike Mans· Playgrounds In use this year a1\d The committee plans to hire v~lthin, plus ex'Pre!ll~er Malenkov, According to police reports she bUlty will rest entirely on the in. The casualhes were caused by Cield (D·MonU, the Foreign Rela· the directors and assistants 'are: someone to ditect its educational turned out to honor the one·time is believed to be traveling by car, dustry." a sudden and erratic change of the Peet already has spent some lions Committee decided to ask {or • I:Iappy Hollow, at Brown and Lu· survey and other trained staff renegade. " and may be heading (or Des d d . d It' h bl th f' t hi h f700 in advertising and travelin, $900,000 to finance "exhaustive . A T't "knk t Id rt Management official. I not WID w IC ew e Ire a g expense in southern Iowa and studies" or old poll·cl'es. The idea cas Streets-Alois and Genevieve workers. I 0 "I"" flllman 0 y reJl() ers Moines, Maquoketa or Missouri. t i edI tel 'th ac d the 'he , tha .... .I._II t So . t .. commen mm a y on e . speed towar troops,' t northern Missouri to find Olaf. w-"d be to determl.RA 'I.e Axtent Fienup a,nd Elke Glage, junior The committee has suggested a earI ler t _\II s o. a new VIC' Soe js believed to be accompanied t' .".. 'R< U .I " leader. budget or ~,OOO a year for its reg. Yugoslav agreemepb to wipe . out by a 21.year-old man. Ion. British announced, Some casual· Now he's planning to send out to which U.S. assistance "serves, Creekside, at Seventh Avenue ular support with the regents to the eight·year estrangement or the A police description of the girl Is ties were caused by exploding 60,000 cards bearing Olars picture can be made to serve or does not Court and Muscatine Avenue - pay baU and t.'1e board or public in· two parties will be published in a as rollows: Five feet, two inches Regents.OK gasoline tanks o{ vehicles caught and other details to residents or 17 serv the national interest." Dave Bushnel and Mary Ann struction to pay the other hal(. joint comW\iqu~ tonight. tall and weighing about 125 pounds. by the (ire. There were no civilian Missouri and four Iowa counties. Clark. ' . Tlto Insisted to reporters that She has brown hair and blue eyes casualties. There's' a $\(IO reward Cor anyone Elm Grove, at Benton and Du· there "Ould ,be,flO change in Yugo· and is ihought to be wearing a A British official said the fire.is who finds Olaf. buCJ\l~ strects-John Moore, Denise The Wecath.r slav reillUon. will) the West be· white dress ' printed with yellow Menial (enler now under control. Hc's also gOi"l to send some 800 Committee Rhein and Don Ackman. cause or the hllt'll here. stars. British thlops climbed the ridges letters to Insurance men and 21 Junior High School, at, Jefferson ' in search of rebel leaders in the sheriffs in the two states. He fig, and Van Buren Streets - , George k ' , T I'k A center for emotionally dis· Cyprus revolt. ures his total bill in the search will OKs More Gl'etkowskl and Virginia Crumley. , Clou,dy I e , J'~ N. I- X· ." 0 ~ turbed and mentally retarded chilo The British have put a $28,000 be around '1,450, not counting Lincoln School, at Main and RI· n _ dren will be conatructed at Unlver· price on tb head o{ the rebel additional air trips and the reward For D' e'/ense der Streets--Joan McCann. sity Hospitals [rom a '160,000 au· chieCtain Dighenis _ whom they money if the cat is found. Longfellow School, on Seymour with B" N' .. P I- - thorlzatlon by the State Legisla· identiCy as a former Greek army Olaf is a big orange-tan Persian Avenue - Dwight Marston, Betty too I tiC 5 ture. colonel named George Grlvas-one cat with red whiskers and a bare wASmNGTON ~A vote from 9r lb. Diment, and Kay Greene and Bob U ' The State Board of Regents has of 11 men they stili hope to net on spot on his side where hair was a dentist's chair provided the win· Bohmke, junior leaaers, Rain ' . . . authorized SUI officials to study a the sunbaked Troodos ridges. removed to loosen a burr. nin, mar'lin Monday for Senate Ir lb. Roosevelt School, on West Ben· WASHU~GTQN ·· "" _ President With ~Isenhow~r with the Impres, tentative plan to construct two ad. Captured rebels have provided The cat, which Peet bought six committee approval of an added ton Street - Fred and Georgia E;lsenhower IIJId 'VIce President slon th.at"he IS a man ready to diUonal floors on a University British intelligence authorities a years ago as a Christmas present $1 ,180,000,000 to' the defense money .rlb. Frledricksen. ~ixon ~on{",rted prhl,tely Monday. run agam. Hospitals 2.story addition located weighty rue on Grivas. His parti. Cor his wife~ wel¢ along with his bill. tr lb. Three playgrounds, Elm Grove, Warm, humid and cloudy Nixon declared aC~rward that the Physicians attending the Presl· between the tower and the west sans are mostly in their late teens owner In May on I busiDeSS trip The largest part of the sum Happy Hollow and Junior High weather will continue In the Iowa recuperatln& Presld~nt gave him no dent reJl()rted late in the day that wing of the main building. or early 20s and had no military to Missouri. Somewhere near t.la· tacked on by the Appropriations School, will be open from 1 to 8 City area today, A high in the slightest hint whether he Intends to he had a "resUul good day" and The new addition would be used training before joining the under- cot' in northern Missouri, Olaf dis- CommiUee In &endin& the bill to p·m. 'Monday through Friday. The mld-80s Is expected. remain in ~ presidential race.. is continuing to progress satbllc, for regular hospital rooms, reo ground. appeared. the Cloor-$800 m1l1ion-wowd go otbers . wl11 be open Crom 1 to 5 ~ Scattered showers are predict. For that matter, Nixon replied torUy. , placing other space which collld be for long·rallle bombers regarded p,m. ed. "no, wlt.bout any qualifications" At a news conference at which utUlzed (or the children's center. as the bactbolle o{ the Il8Uon'~ Children may , register at any when new men ~d him hetller Strategic Air Command (SACI. time during the elght.week period. Monday's high In Iowa City there was 8an), diseusilon ptpolitiCS the .physlcians' report was made O{ the $160,000 appropriation, The commIUee vote on the mea· In Inforn'lation jlbo~t the entertain. was 90 degrees. A brief shower with Elsenho,ver at Walter Reed public, James C. Hagerty, White '130,000 Is {or capital imsn:ove. lure providiq $14,938,'134,000 for ment opportunities may be ob. Mpnday mornlrig left only a neg· A H.I " House press secretary, was told ments and f30,OOO for operations. the armed forces resulted In a 12· , .ligible amount of precipitation, ~~y . ., • various newspaper columnists are . d t i ed b III h 12 tie. But Sen. Warren G. Mag ffany 4350 ca ng t e recreation 0(' but pushed the .humidity up to 75 i The .q n of t""",..,., President S conti nul ne to quote medical II·tera. Dr. Milfor E. Bames Jr., staff ce,. ' per cent, ' future ~litl~al a~tio" was not dis· ture that Ileitis, which the Presi. psychiatrist ~t the Children's Serv· nuson CD·Wash.) IeDt word from a It cussed, Nixon told a news confer· dent s {fe cd [equently recurs. Ice Center m Wilkes· Barre, Po., dentist's chair that he wanted to ence.' u r , r was named to head the new center vote in the affirmative. That made Harriman To Visil Then ite added; H.agerty said in reply: "We ha\le by the Board III Regents Friday. the. final talley lJ.12. Maine House 'Speaker "The man wl10 should speak Call' no mtention of commenting on ~ He will be ass\lted by Dr. Robert Added to the .,.,14'7,850,000 asked ~O .. Tak~. Lead in Primary c;erning the President's future columnists or on any other story. B. Kugel, {orfI1er head o{ tbe SUI by Presldeat Eisenhower was 800 Here on June 30 plana, the men who knOws best He also replied "no" when asked Department o{ Hygiene and Pre· million for aircraft procurement, Gov. Averell Harriman . of New PORTLAND, Maine III - The what the require~n~ of leader· whether he planned ~ther new. \leDtive Medicine, now research as- 200 million {or construction of I York will be In [owa City Satur· youthful speaker of the Maine ship are in the natiooal field and in con'ference (or Maj. Gen. Leonan1 sociate and assistant professor In bases. 100 miWoII for research. 40 I do)" June 10, from 10 to 11:30 a.m. house was well ahead of two con· the interll8t1onJi {Ield, and who D, Heaton, who operated on ~I&en· the Johns Hopkin School o{ Medi· mi11ioD for maintenance and opera· for an In{orme,l discussion on !.he testants {or . the ~epublican oomi· knows the bUrdens of tNs office and hower, or any other of the doctors. ct,e, Baltimore, Md. tiona and • million for personnel. campaign IIIue8 In the forthQ9mlng natlon .1I:" ,overnor Monday. night. who knows his own 'phys,cal condi· Heaton said ip ~he lone conference ~ ______Since the' House baa voted $33" preaidentlal election. With more than hale of Maine's tlon 'best. is u..-Prealdel)t of the at which he appear~ t~t the en.. ' 835,061,000 for the same purpose :J LIBRARY HOURS two Hlrriman Is a candidate for the precincts In, Speaker Willis A. United Stat~. ease seldom recurs in persons Ei· the chamben will have to rec Democratic prelldentlal nopUna· Trafton had almos~ a two to one "And 'since he knOWI the 'acton scnhower's age. b Summer Hours {or the Main Li· oncile their differences Should and tion, lead .over runner·up Philip F. that wilt determine Iny decision - The upshot of the Nixon viait to rary: • MODdaJ·. conunittee-approved bill He will ,•• ve Iowa City and go Chapman Jr., for the right to chal· if there lhould ~ a change in de· the hospital, his first since Eisen. Monday ~~gh Friday 7:30 pau the Senate. to Oxford to slMlak at the two-day lenge ' DemQCratic Gov, Edmund' c1slon - he lJ the man that should bower WaS admitted, wy the im· • .m.·2 a.m. Majorjty Leader Lyndon B. annual Homecoming, sPQnsqred by S, Muskle In .s,J)tember. lpeat on that question, and he pression that ltII! President once Saturday 7:30 a.m.oS p.m. Jobuon' (D-Tex.). a member of the American lAgion POit there. , The 42·year-old covernor, first only." \ again intends to ~~ep his own COIlD- Sunday 1:30 p.m.·2, a.m. OLAF, A PIRSIAN ~AT, II ...... In MlIMUri ..... I.... ." Itt .... the Approprt.Uooa Comml&tee. HII schedule, •• now planned, calls Democral to hold that office In 20 That was the, way Nixon put it sci reiardinl a second , terD,l, W. Department IIbrartes will post Ir, L. M...... , Del Mol .... I...... ~ prasWettt. ~~ said he pIa(med to briDe the bill to ~684 for him to proceed to Del .Molnes years, was unqpposed (or renoml· when a s:eporter •• ked v.;hether he haps until just before he anaounces tbeir hour~ on the doors. he .... .,.nt ",451 ...rch .... fer Olaf who • ....,...... , -...-. .... the floor 011 'l'bufsday with debate ICbeclulecl either tbeD or later in the 411)'. • nation in Monday'. primaries. 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---The Dailv IowaJl-~-!- Mob Cheers Nasser Orner.' NoUces mllst be left at-- The Tlw D(lily 10lCOli ;$ /III illdc The /ou;OIl editorial staff Dan, lo,,'an tfllte, •• om :lUI C ...- pendellt dally newspaper, writ mn.le.aU ••• CeaUr, b, I •.m. M.n writes its edilotials without do) f.r p.blleatl." In Tho Dolly S ten and edited by studellts, It Iowan on Tues •• ,-, Notlc,•• or other censorship by administration or ,,,"ok .0" ...., be In 1>y ~ "m, 'w. As Egypt Gets Suez is goocmed by a board of five dl)'1i "'or to pDbllc.AUen. Thl').,. must student trustees clected IJY the faculty, The Iowan' editorial , be lyp04 at U,l.ly w.ltttft an. II,ned, Tbey ",III 10' be ~c"Cpl.d by PORT SAID. Egypt II1'l--Premicr Gamal Abdel Nasser, acclaimed by T student body and four faculty policy, Owrcfore, is not neces pho"e. Tho, will nol b. ,.blltb•• mote than OAe wefk pFtor to tbe mobs which' tried to kiss him. raised the green flag of Egypt over the trus/ecr; avpointed by the presi sarily all expression of SUI ae/ e\'tl nt. The Dally Iowan restrYel Ute Suez Canal Zone Monday and formally took over guardianship of the dCllt of the ulliversity, ministration policy or opill;on, rl,bl to edit noll ..., 101·mile lifeline between East and West. rec PLAY' NIGHTS - Phly Nights at Opening a national three· day celebration of departure of occupation, For the Field House for summer ses· Nasser was visibly moved as he Is h sion students. staff and faculty , uttered a prayer that "no foreign the and their spouses are held each Ne" Method flag ever flies through our skies," M Blind Man's Buff Tuesday and Friday nights from W Russian·built MIG lighter planes mul 7:30 to 9:30. Activities include ' , into Friday the State Board of Regents approved an SUI park streaked overhead and an Egyp, swimming, croquet, badminton. tao 0 IJ. R" · t · . tian frigate boomed a 21·gun sa· four ing plan involving reserved, restricted, and open lots for SUI ble tennis. paddle tennis, volley· r: esp,ra ,on lute from thc harbor as Nasser east ball and basketball. Other activi· .. 1 cent students, staff, and faculty members. The plan which will take, kIssed the flag and hoisted it to ties will be organized if thcre is a I or: A . ' d its staff over Navy House. The U effect in September also calls for a parking fee. sufficient demand. S nnounce last British forces, 11 officers and cont 133, Our university is faced with a problem which confrO'llts FAMIL Y NIGHTS - Family 80 men. withdrew last Wednesday NEW YORK (,fl - An electronic in advance of the celebration. gibl Nights at the Field House will be tal many other university and college campuses. Lack of parking held each WednesdllY from '7: 15 life-saver that could ~ve artificial As Nasser led the celebration facilities is a serious problem and differeM ·campuses arc at until 9. Students, staff and racul· respiration to drowning victitns hcre two warships. the Nasser and ty arc invited to bring their was ,disclosed Monday, the Victorious. identified by Egyp. tempting to solve it in variou ways. , spouses and children and use the A glass wand applied to the solar Uan orficials as "heavy Russian Some have restricted student owned and operated cars facilities provid!!d for family·type destroyers." paraded under Egyp. recreation, In addition to swim· plexus shoots· in tiny eleclrical ptK- tian colors in the harbor at Alex. from the campus, some have provided parking spaces for stu ses that ,move the diaphragm, im- andria, Presumably they were re re ming activities, horse shoes, darts, ter dents for a high fee, and some have just forgotten all about the croquet, tether ball. paddle tennis, mediately, steadily, at any desired ceived as part of the cotton-for cy shuquoi. table tennis, badminton, rate, to control breathing, • arms deal concluded with Czecho· problem, and 1eave itup to the'student to find a parking space porti and other activities are available. The electrical pulses tingle but Slovakia last year, ping for himself if he wants to drive to classes. In a military parade. the Egyp· Th TWINS - ,The presidents of the are painless, and travel aloqg th e tian army for the lirst lime un. D D woul International Twin Association will herves that control breathing. veiled anti.tank and anti.aircraft unit The question arises: how good is thc SUI solution to the be at the LaVelda and Lavona This method, called electroni~e· guns and mortars received in -the menl Rowe home. 6D8 S. Madison St.. suscitation, promises usefulness lor arms deal. parking problem? Is it just to the students? Will it improve Do Thursday evening, June 21. ~ny drownings. gas asphyxiations .... se· The most prominent foreign vis· twins interested in the I,T,A. con· , rece the present parking situation? vere asthma, and other breathing itor in Egypt for the celebration tion vention, which is to be held in difficulties. was Soviet Foreign Minister Omit, I Of course only timc will answcr these questions, We can Fort Wayne. lnd. the Labor Day weekend, shouid meet· ·with the It was developed by the Batrow ri Shepilov. who is reported to ·, merely speculatc at present as to wh;t the probable results Laboratories. Inc., of Branford. have fathered the arms deal on a The Decli~e of Radicalism ~wins Thursday evening. will be. Conn , in conjunction with a team visit here last year. He [Jew to lilt GERMAN EXAM - Ph .D, Ger· of physicians including Dr, Frank Cairo last week for new conver· It is commendable that our administration has done some is considered good and desirable that everyone man Reading Examination wilJ Gray JI'.• of blew Haven, It is be. sations with Egyptian officiaLs, thing towards finding a solution to the parking problem, but it take place on Tuesday, June 26, ing demonstrated in an exhibit at Britain , which first sent an army concern himself primarily with getting ahead./I 2-4 p.m. in Room 104. , Schaeffer the congress of the World Federa· to Egypt in 1882 to quell a nation· seems that the approved plan falls short on several counts. Hall, Register for the exam in tlon for Physical Therapy which alist uprising. agreed on Oct, 19, 'Fjrst of all, let's look at the reserved Jots. Sixteen lots are By JOHN STANLEY strictly personal, and sometimes Italian city·states during the Mid Room 101 SH. opened Monday, 1954 to withdraw the 8O,OOO-man (From tbe Commonweal) pervertl!d, dle Ages; it is a different thing al· . Portable units, workin~ from bat. garrison from its sprawling bases classified as such and will be open to faculty and staH mem • • • together, A factory in which they BABy.SITTING-The University teries. are planned for beaches. in the canal' zone to end a long When one 110 longer saw on the SOME WOULD BLAME the de. t bel'S only. This is hardly a change from the present condition have installed automation is not Cooperative Baby·sitting League said Peter Batrow. executive vice period o( bitterness between the and of cotTrse might solve some faculty problems but will not student bulletin boards of a big cline, of radicalism on a general simply bigger than the vlllage book will be in the charge of Mrs. president of the firm, two nations. New York university a group of corruption brought about through smithy; ' it is different. help the student at all, Marjorie Decker from June 5 to The electronic wand can move Under the agreement. by which notices readJng, say, "Young a widespread acceptance of busi 11 is this great remove from 19. 7806 20 U D June Telephone her at i( more air in and out of the lungs she pledged to withdraw in • .. Marxist Study Group will meet to- ness moraiity. including the ad- source that has made so many feel a sitter or information about join- than artificial respiration by man. months, the British retained the Second, faculty and students both will share the nillc re vertising agencies' uses and ineffectual and empty-tired radio ing the group is desired. ual methods, he said, right to return if Egypt. any Arab night at 8:30. room 305." or, abuses of truth and talent. Con. cals, So many compromises have state or Turkey is ' a victim of ago stricted lots, The $3,00 fee that they will pay each semester In "Young Communists Lea g u e nected with this is the growing to be made just to exist that many F R E N C H EXAMINATION - gression in the next five years, I feel they are constantly betraying will not asslIl'e them of a parking space, and they still will have Dance - stag or drag," he could conception that matler and people French Ph.D. Examination will be A force of 800 British civilians, themselves; and they cannot do given Saturday, June 23, 1956. from Doctor Says to get up early in the morning to come down to the campus and know that this was the end of an are not valuable in themselves but anything about either the situ· 8 to 10 a.m .. Room 321A. Schaeffer it ~s agreed , should remain un· To era, It was once considered nor. exist {or the purpose of being ex- Hall , Only those signing the sheet der contract to keep the base in fight for one. Jllst the faet that a stt/dent ljves outside the re ploited. Some blame it on the two ation or the compromise. The head An stricted area (eight block radius) is no indication that he abso mal that these notices appear, and wars; so me on bureaucracy. All swims in confusion and the heart posted outside Room 307, Schaef{er D H I operating condition. Hall, by Thursday evening, June In a speech broadcast Mondar lutely needs to drive to classes. There are students who live the presence of "young radicals" of these factors may play a Fart; sil)ks, rugs e p was consideted a normal part of one thing is certain: there's great • • • 21. will be admitted to the exami- , Nasser said the present generation sic i inside this area, but need cars just as badly, lIow about a the student picture, confusion and ,fatigue. BUT TODAY there seems to be nation. Next examination will be " of Egyptians had kept a "rendez· prov physical education major who has most of his c1asscs in the It seems valid to say that the no leader' who either has the de· given at the close of the summer vous with destiny when it saw the mon One year. the first spring of the present ethos, whether it is con. session, He,art Pall· enls remnanls 01: \h~ {ore'.gn \n"a~en sire or the ability to catalyze dis· Pr Fieldhouse and lives on Dodge Street? war. the young Communists on my sidered good or bad, is created by satisfaction into a radical move· sneak oul. back to where they campus got a young Anglican the almost total mechanization mer The third, and probably most important point is that the ment. SUI YOUNG REPUBLICANS _ cam,e from," from priest to preside at an outdoor and urbanization or our culture. There is a constant leakage of The SUI Young Republicans will Some o( the rfewer drugs used in The Premier was a mastermind students who are living within the eight bJoc~ radius are al meeting on a beautiful One cannot help but feel that some migh p e l:~ectiy the best in the working class to meet at 8 p,m.. Tuesday. June 19 treatment of high blood pressure in the military revolution that un· sides lowed to park only in the open parking lots. These students day of that t~aglc . season. He how the organization of production the management class. leaving lao in the Pentacrest 'Room of the have shown an "impressive" ability seated King Farouk in 1952. opened the meetmg With prayer" and distribution and recreation milit llre called upon to pay $1 a semester for the privilege NOT to ~ bor short of leadership; "Son of Iowa Memorial Union, A promin· to help certain victims o( the di s- Crowds broke through police cor. An and made, a spee~h urgmg com· and politics and religion and edu factory hand beqlmes corporation ent speaker is scheduled on the ease, a group of doctors from all dons as his car moved with dUn. ter park. The fee is mandatory, but the open lots are located so plete. non'lnterventlOn on the part cation and all the re~t of it have counsel" is, after all. a great Am· program. All students are invited. parts of the nation was told Mon- culty toward the harbor and .many of E far outside the campus proper that it would be foolish for a of this eoun!Iy; S?me of the. stu· become so massive and complex erican dream, It is considered good Memberships for the summer ses· day at SUI. climbed on his car In an effort to dents who didn t like th,s altitude that the individ'ual feels oVIlJ" of m student to drive Ollt to these lots and tllen walk back, ntmlerOus and desirable that everyone con· ~ion mav be purchased at the meet· Dr. Waiter M, Kirkendall. cUm- kiss him, At one point the 'crowd to A ~,tarted a snake ,dance and chant?~ whelmed by it. He feels that it is cern himself primarily with getting blocM, to his classes, nt mg. cal associat~ professor of medicine overcame the escort and lifted Tho We want war. We w!1 war" utterly beyond him to do anything ahead, Altruism is suspect. There -- at the SUI's College of Medicine Nassff to its shoulders and But nothing mU,ch happened. Fl' about it except make cynical reo Fran · The idea behind the fees is that the mon'ey will be used will never be a radical movement UNIVERSITY CLul - The Ur»- and chief of medical services at the cheered wildly. other ~ally, the orga~lzers of the meet· marks and get what he can out of to nourish and bear fruit with that versity Club Guest Tea will be held Veterans Administration HO:J;>ital _____ for the upkeep of tile lots where the students park. However the mg .Jed the thin, earnest young it. The president oC a small de of In kind of a breeze blowing across the in the University Club rooms Tues· said the drugs have shown they stituti students with the open lot stiekers will be paying for someone Engh~hma~ away, one of them nominational university, depressed la/ld, It will not develop when the day, June ]9. at 2:30 p"m. Ali Ali· will lower blood pressure, stop the carrymg hIS step·ladder. by the decline of academic stan- SUI Med,·cal teurs elsA privilege to park. Jn short this amounts to taxation of average man feels himself unim· Miyah, a student from Iraq, will rapidlY'progressing phase of the di- tics." student owned vehicles, o • • .. dards being forced on him, was portant and impotent, with the speak on -"Between East and sease and combat arteritis (inflam· JelC • • SUCH MEETINGS, NOTICES reported as saying recenUy: "Edu· situation no !Dnger. in his hands, West." mation of an artery) and conges· 5 d t G t tron and scencs were the norm at the cation is a racket; let's get every· no sense of mission or the gran· - ' tive heart failure , a condition in tu en s D wealt It seems that the plan is bascd on the assumption that be- great secular universities in those thing we can." deur of an inheritance. nor when PHYSICAL EDUCATION - The which the heart {ails to pQmp the • "" been ·, .. d t ' b . h ' t hearty days . But one would fe el a" • he is kept a spectator while the Physical Education Colloquium pre· blood adequately. ' cause 0 f th ese res trIctions S,,1 en s won t rmg t elr cars 0 eam- bit guilty today to name the uni. THUS, at a certain point quanti. cans professionals run everything for sen's Forest Evashevski on, Wed· Dr. Kirkendall was chairman of GP Tra,·n,·ng port pus. We feel that they will, and instead of parking in the Uni- versities which felt it their duty talive differences become qualita· him. and make sure that he Is nesday. June 20, 7:30 p.m, In the a panel which discussed high blood and s I versityowned lots will pay their parking fcc downtown, to permit this activity, The chari· tive, H·bomb warfare is not simply k~pt busy, reasonably comfortablc, Sh~mba~gh ~cture Room of the pressure before some 50 members said, Overflow of students' cars ill the dowutown business sec- table thing to do in these very dif· bigger lhan the wars. say, between and never bored. UlUver~lty, Library. Co~ch Eva- of the American College of Physi. A program which gives SUI Fra ferent days is not to embarrass ------~-----~------shevskl will. speak on Plann~ng cians (ACP). The group is spon. medical students a first-hand view , guita tion, will limit the parking facilities for city people, and tllU~ these institutions and their admin- , . and ,Con~uctmg Football Pr~ctlce so ring a postgraduate course in in- of general medleal practice i$ get· •ca" create hard feelings between the students aod the residents 01 ~~~~tl~ancStsb~f ali~~~rling to such an- ANew -Phase of Strugg'le Sessions. I ternal medicine this. week at the ting underway in communities which University Medical Center. throughoutlow~ thIs ~eek. Iowa City. I . , SENIOR PRIVILEGE -There and "'1 . , . . But there IS much to be said for Dr. l
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