Review Saturday The Weather Fair to partly c lou d y and continued warm A r.view of Thursday night's University Theatre through tonight - highs in the 805. A few thun. production of "The Wild Duck" will appear in dershowers are likely In extreme northwest por­ Saturday's Daily Iowan. of tion tonight. Partly cloudy with scattered show­ Sewing the State Unioersity of Iowa and the People of Iowa City ers and a little cool.r Saturday.

Established in 1861 Associated Press Leased Wire and Wirephot.o United Press lDtl!rDational Leased Wires 5 Cents per Copy Iowa City, Iowa, Friday, ray 4, 1002 Glenn, Titov Discuss Space, Dis Annual Event Honors Moms- Friendly Talks Busy Weekend Set Mark Meeting For SUI Mothers Of Spacemen SUI's annual Mother's Day week' , introduce Presicient Hancher, the Both Believe Space end will begin tonight when the r uest sl>cakcr. ' 'Fireflies' Caused Seals Cluh, women's synchroniz('(l Sue Whitacre, AS, C~' luncheon . She will also pre· \ ASIIINGTON (U P I) - The weekend. sponsored by As o· sent the variou committee chair. oviet co monaut Ghermnn Ti· cia ted Women Students, (A WS ) is men . tOY said Thursday that l1C nnd heLd eaeh year to honol' a repre· They ore Linda Krllne, A2, Fair. U. , astronaut John 11. Clenn scntaLive SUI moth('r. field. publicity; Cammy Repass, Train Wreck Scene' believe the mysterious "Cir nies" Fathers are not forgott('n , how· A2, Wnterloo, tOll r 5: Mary By· they saw in space were caused by On. of the passenger trains in the triple train house. latest polic, estimates place number of ever. Of special interest to them water. A2, [Oll"a City, SUI Mother fuel droplets from guidance jets collision in Tokyo Thursday was derailed and dead at 142. will be a golf mcel with Northern j;(!lectlon; !lncy Easter, B3, Sioux on their capsules. Illinois Univer ity at South Fink· City, tickets: Connie Maxwell, A2, plunged down 30·f"t embankment into this ware· -AP Wir.photo Titov also told 0 scientific sym­ bine Gol[ Course on SatUl'day at Kewant'c, III., luncheon and Ann posium that the rocket that hurled 9:30 a.m. or a tennis match with II 0 war d, A2, Cresco, University him into a 17-orbit flight last Au­ Bradley Univer ity at 9:30 a.m. at ing. gust was a multi·stage, six·engine the Field House Courts. Tobye Bar 0 n, A4 , Ft. Sam liquid fueled vehicle lhot generated 142 Die in Tokyo's 3-Train The SUI Mather will be pr.· Houston, T.us, p.st president o total thrust oC about 1.3 million 5 e n ted at the Mother's Day af AWS, will present the Adelaide pounds. luncheon at 11 :45 a.m. In the l . Burge award to an autstand. America'. Saturn rocket, naw Union. She will be chosen by tha Ing junior. The award is based on undergalng its first tests, de­ SUI Mother s.I,ction Committee achl.vement in schalarship, servo velops l,S million pounds of Wreck on National Holiday as representative 0 f a II SUI ice, and activities. thrust in a sIngle stage. The Atlas mothers on the basis of a letter :'.1 is Baron will also introduce rocket that put Glenn in orbit list TOKYO !A'I - A heavy freight railed cars, a second commuter crawling onto the tracks on the submitted by her san or daugh· the SUI Mothel' and present a c r. February hIS • thrust of 360,000 train and two fast commuter traulS train of nine cars crashed into the right side parollcling a 30·fool em ter. Uficate and orchid to her. pounds. Tltov', first stage boost. packed wlth holiday crowds smash· oC bankment when the second com· double wreckage. Most the La~t year's SUI Mother \Va' "rll. Host and hostesses for the lunch· er Is b.lleved to hive a thrust ed up in a grinding double wreck slaughter came from the second muler train sheared through lead· Louis J. Gordon, Evanston, 1II. eon are facully membel"S and stu· of 700,000 to 800,000 pounds, but Thursday. The chain·reaction crash ing cars, crushing scores who still collision. Janet Armstrong, A2, Joliet, Ill" dent leaders. he dldn" say. turned the end of a spring holiday No Americans or Westerners had not been able to escape. pl'esident of AWS, will serve as After the lunch, the SUI Mother Titov told the science meeting into a nightmarish bedlam of blood, were reported among the victims. Others on the tracks were cut mistress o( cercmonie and will will tour th 1I0me Economics Dc· thot he and Glenn diseussed the broken bodies, screams and tangled The count of dead and injured down before they could move. partment. space "fireflies" during an early debris. went upward shortly after dawn Still others leaped down the em· Other tour choices [or parents in· morning sight'seeing tour they Police said Friday 142 persons when hospitals throughout Tokyo bankment only to be crushed under clude the Theatre and Art Build· took of lhe capital. were dead and 385 injured in Ja· began reporting. Police said mOrl' cars that plunged over the bank. ing, Librory and WQmen's Physical He said both think they may pan's second· worst train tragedy than 125 01 the injured were in se· Some of the victim, were Genetic Space Education Building, Television and have been caused by Cuel droplets since World War II. rious condition and that the death buried under five feet af soft wet Communicotlon Centers, Phy ics Who Me? from attitude control jets on their The president of Japan Nation· toll might rise. earth. capsules - on indication that the Building and Sotellile Area, Home Nedra Morgan, A4, Iowa City (left), gives h.r graduation cap ta " I R"lIw"y, (JNR) Shinji Sago, One commuter train engineer The impact hurled freight cars Told Economics Department, and the spacecraft may have been similar Hazard ~oard wept as he anounced to news· was kitled, the other injured. The in the other direction. The steam Psychology Department. Nancy Files, A3, Cedar Rapidsl during Mortar tapping cer.· in at least thal respect. Tilov ad­ men:: "The incident was brought freight train engineer was taken locomotive toppled and steam from WA IlINGTON (UPI) - Two Each tour will start on thp Sun monies Thur$day night at the leadership Banquet. See story below. ded, however, that the matter was about by the car.lessness of JNR to a police station for questioning. its ruptured boiler spread over the Russian scienUsts suggested the Porch of the Union at 1: 30 p.m. -Photos by Joe Lippincott still under study, oHici als." The eerie scene af dead and in. scene. From the murky fog emerg· possibility Thursday that spa c e At a joInt news conference lat.r If it rains, they will start in the the twa spacem,n engaged in _ A railway spokesman said the jured, tangled wreckage and es· ed the screams oC the injured and t r a vel in the long future may New labby of the Union . freight train ran through a block· caping steam was just three dying. change man's hereditary patterns A track meet with the United friendly but firm exchange over ing signal in a north side working miles north of Takya's Imperial One young factory worker sur· and alter the course oC human evo· States Military Academy and the Honor Groups Tap the disarmament ISlue. Asked district, jumped the tracks and Palace. The tragedy accurred vived both crashes with only a lution . University of Wisconsin is planned when Russia would relea .. mo,.. details af hIs flight, Titav said It sideswiped a commuter train, set· near Mikawashima Station at broken leg. The scientists, V. V. Parin and for 1:30 p.m. at the North Stadium ting of[ the chain reaction that 9:30 p.m. on Consti tution Day "W hen the first crash came, O. G. Gazenko of the Soviet Acad· Track. hinged an "the question of ques· spread a jumbled mass of twisted Japan's worst postwar train di s· blue electric sparks filled the air emy of Sciences, said cosmonauts AWS will hold a special G.ner· tions" - disarmam.nt. steel and splintered wood hun· aster occurred on February 1947, and then everything went dark. 32 SUI Students Glenn did not reply immediately Yuri A. Gagarin and Gherman S, al Cauncil Tea in the afternoon dreds of yards along the tracks. when a derailment outside Tokyo People stumbled about, Wailing and Titov survived their brief space to honor the SUI Mother and the but a little later said he wanted While stunned and Injured pas· took 184 lives and left 497 injured. Thirty·two students and two lac· ard Shaw, A3, Des Moines; Jeff to "set the record slra ight." He screaming," said ShOjI Iwasaki. "I flights with no apparent damage mothers of council members, ulty members were chosen (or Lonson, A3, Fairfield; James sengers were picking themsel ves Because the left side was blocked broke a window glass and jumped except for Titov's temporary "sea· At 8 p.m., parents and students then said that the United States off the floor and crawling through by derailed freight cars in Thurs· membership Thursday in tile SUI Tucker, A4, Hampton ; Larry Pry· had published charts and photo­ out and started to climb down the sic k n e s s" during 25 hours of can attend the Seals Club Show chapter of Omicron Delta Kappa , bil, A4, David Bradbury, D3, Iowa smashed windows and doors oC de· day's collision, passengers were embankment. weightlessness. graphs of his flight and did not ill the Field House Poll or the upperclassmen's leadership honor City; Phil Currie. A4, Mason City; feel there had to be disarmoment to "Then the other train came But they noted that g e n eli c University Theatre play, "The Wild society, and Mortar Board, senior Spencer Page, A3, Spencer; Jon crashing into our wreckage. The changes occurred in seeds which Duck" by Henry Ibsen. "share opinions like this." women's honor ociety. Jacobson, 13, Emmetsburg; Mark When Russia accepts this, Glenn leading car toppled down and had previously becn placed in orbit U n i v e r sit y Sing, 'Shower of Schantz, A3, Wellsburg; Dennis pulled four athers after it. It New members were "tapped" said. "we can all have a space Soviet Scholar: First Cor periods of 90 minutes to 24 Songs," will be presented Sunday Wilken, A3, Westside; and Allan rolled down the embankment, hours. 'f h e s changes could not during a ceremony at the all·camp· flight together." e at 2:30 p.m. in the Union Lounge. Maly, E3, Cedar Rapids. Titov brushed aside questions pinning and squashing many pea· have been caused by I'adiation, the About 25 popular, religious, spirit· us Leadership Banquet held at the The new 17 Mortar Board memo about his Hight which he did not pie who were fleeing for safety. scientists said. The night path was ual and classical songs have been Iowa Memorial Union. The dinner Nuclear Blast in 1908 wasponsored by the Retail Mer· bers are: Elizabeth Butschi, A3 , wish to answer. Asked how many "It was horrible. I saw several well below the radiation zone which selected. Anamosa; Becky Bareis, A3, Car· people tossed into the air as the rings the earth. Ten groups of indlvldual or com· chants Division of the Jowa City stages his rocket had, [or example, WASHINGTON IA'I - A Soviet unfa miliar but natu ral heavenly coach hit them." Chamber of Commerce. roll: Nancy Files, A3, Patricia he said: "Why drag in this ques­ scholar has advanced the theory body, The two scientists said the he­ bined housing units will compete Schmulbach, A3, Susan Whitacre, tion." Despite such incidents he Tadmashi Miyano, 21, a truck reditary changes, which made tbe for first and second place trophies. SUI faculty members tapped that the world's first nuclear ex· Zigel' detailed some o[ the most A3, all [rom Cedar Rapids; Judy and Glenn, who joked during their freight handler who lived below the seeds grow more rapidly than nor· A certificate will be awarded to the were Earl E. Horper, director oC plosion occurred in 1908, or 37 recent Soviet attempts to unravel the School of Fine Arts, and direc­ Wonders, A3, Clinton; Myra Cohen, si~ht·seeing trip, appeared to get years before the invention of the embankment, rushed outside when mal , must have been caused by tihrd place winner . N3, Council Bluffs; Candace Lanb. along well. The disarmament ex­ the Tunguska puzzle in an article he heard the first crash. His ac· the whole "complex of flight fac· New this year is a plaque which tor of lhe Iowa Memorial Union: atomic bomb. published last December in the and Mason Ladd, dean of the Col· A3, Maralynn Torode, A3, both change was calm and without ran­ Moscow magazine "Knowledge is tion almost certainly saved his life. lors." will be passed on each year to first from Des Moines; Joan Anderson, cor. F. Yu. Zigel', a Moscow lecturer "While I watched, I saw the sec· In addition to seeds, spores, hu· third place winner. lege o[ Law. on scientific subjects, says there Strength." An English translation A3, Hiawatha; Nancy Glenn, A3, Th. sight· ... ing tour by Titov was published by the Commerce ond train come rushing into the man tissue cultures, and a host The judges for University Sing The new OmIcron Delta Kappa Iowa City; Judith McCrea, AS. and Glenn wal • whirlwind trip is no other logical explanation for scene," he said, shaking. "I saw a of small laboratory animals, six are Doug Peterson and Lloyd Far· members arc Steve Walsh, MS, the mighty blast lhat devastated Department's office of technical Newell ; Lynette Murdy, A3, New· thlt included a jaint "spac." services. coach go tumbling down the em· dogs scouted the flight path sub· ley, graduate assistants in the VI Ames; Tom Cromwell, A3, Bur­ ton; Margaret WetJaufer, A3, Oel· venture - 555 feet to the tap of Tunguska swamp foresl in Siberia bankment and smash right into my sequently taken by Gagarin and Music Department, and Patricia lington; Bryan Clemons, A4, Chari· on June 30, 1908. _ In presenting the unusual docu· wein; Mary Lockwood, A3, Rock the Walhington Monument. house. The roof flew ofC and the Titov. Foilr dogs stayed aloft 24 Barendsen, associate professor of ton; Lynn Lyon, A3, Clinton; Rich· Rapids; Barbara Kendrick, N3, Tilov and Glenn finaUy wound An area larger than New York ment, the commerce agency said whole house crumpled like dust. " hours, two for about 90 minutes. music. Chicago Heights, Ill., and Janet up at the While House where City and its suburbs was obliter· Thursday the contents of this rna· terial in no way represent lhe polio * Armstrong, A3, Joliet, Ill. President Kennedy officially ~l­ ated by an explosion seen and * Sharon Hamill, A4, Des Moines, comed the beaming Russian space· heard for 400 miles around. cies or attitudes of the U.S. Gov· ernment. and Michael McDermott, 13, Coral. man to this country and congratu­ The event has long been a mys· ville, presidents of Mortar Board lated him on his orbital flight of tery to scientists, but most au. Much of the Zigel' article was and Omicron Delta Kappa, respec· Aug. 6, 1961. thorilies have assumed that a very based on explarations in Tungul' tively, were in charge o( the ta l>' Speaking before a meeting o[ the large meteorite or a comet was ka in 1959·61 by a team led by ping ceremonnes. international Committee on Space fesponsible. Some Soviet experts geo'physicist A. V. Zalatov. Provost Harvey Davis was the Research, Titov made a point of who recenUy explored the Tungus· Zigel' wrote that an unusually main speaker. He is taking a lerm· describing his 9,400·pound space­ ka region are still holding with the bright and surprisingly colorful inal leave this year prior to his ship as "a controllable rocket comet theory . night air glow was observed retirement in 1963. apparatus." He said he had manu­ Rejecting those views, Zigel' throughout central Europe and in j The Iowa City Retail Merchants al control oC it at various stages of concludes that the blast was nu· some regions of Siberia for two '. IDi vision presented a plaque to Le· the flight . clear in nature and originated days afler the explosion. . roy S. Mercer, mayor of Iowa City, He said the important result of either from a space ship from He also reported that the phe· . as the outstanding community his trip was to prove that "man another pl.net - mentioned only Ilomenon coincided with a sharp leader. can withstand the effects o[ weight. IS a remote possibility - or from and sudden change in the geomag· lessness for 24 hours, though at som. very extraardinary, ItiJI netic field, which was recorded in the present time it would he highly ------Greenwich as well as in Irkutsk. Bill To Cut Taxes ill advised to assume that the prob­ Zigel' concluded that neither the lem oC weightlessness has been Burglar Awakens glow nor the magnetic change On Gifts Proposed understood . " could have been caused by a me· 3 Coeds; Flees teorite or comet. WASH! 'GTON !UPIl - Rep. Correction Developing his nucleao explosion Fred Schwengel CH·lowa) Thurs. In Thursday'. Daily Iowan A burglal' awoke three SUI coeds theory, he said: day proposed legislation he said sociology professor Dnid Gold early Thu rsday in their basement • Scientists have calculated that would permit SUI and other uni· wal quoted .II ..yin, that Deln apartment, 908 E. Washington St., the blast had a temperature of versities and land grant colleges to M. L. Hult "(:Ime down four. and then fl ed, but not before he had "several tens of millions o[ de· receive tile gifts intended for them. square on the side of the bl,ots," taken three purses containing more grees." Schwengel's bill would permit concerning Hull's findings In tho than $65. • Zolotov found that some branc hes donors giving money to foun da· Andy Hankin.·Delta Chi ItIc:I­ The coeds are Lucille Walhier, of trees surviving in the area I tions, established for tile sale bene­ dent. Gold actually stated tfwIt A2 , Alton ; Barbara Evans, A4, Des were burned to charcoal while fit of the schools, to receive the Huit "came down four·square ill Moines; and Laura Kumpula, G, others were untouched. same 30 per cent tax deduction al· def.n .. of tho bIgots." Menahga, Minn. They could give "This means," wrote ZigeJ', Campus Leaders Tapped lowed for gifts made direcUy to the Gold i•• Iso quoted as saylRt, DO descrip tion o[ the man but sa id "lhal the combustion o[ the trees universities and colleges. "It is clear cut evidence of he made no effort to harm them. was caused by light radiation from Omicron Delta Kappa (ODK), upperc:lalsmen's leadership honor BNn! tapped 17 women. About 350 persons attended the banquet society, and Mortar Baard, senior women's honor society, are Ihown He cited the SUI fou ndation , HuIt'. duplicity." His comment Miss Evans said she was awak· the explosion , and only in those which is sponsored by the Retail Merchants Division of the Iowa created to avo id political control tapping new members at Thursday night'. Leadership Banqu.t held aduaUy wa. "the only educ •• ened when the man flashed a light places which were not in the shad· City Chamber of Comm.rce. and to accept and invest money in her eyes. He then ran. ow of the leaves and branches," In tIM Main Loun,. of tIM Union. ODK tapped 15 .d Mortar tion Huit providecl w•• ocIucatioa m.n give n to the schQOI. for duplicity." Bias Forum-No One LeHers to the Editor-- Arms of Friendship Listened Long Enough To the Editor: war veterans come to this coun­ WrdIlC. day night the }liver }loom of the I'IU "a' the For well·meaning per son s try as tOllrisls, which they have. 13 whose eCCorts to reduce tensions in case you didn't know it. He c oc of It tragedy. Thcr , amidst the jeers, his e. and in the cold war have previously also provides a service which I u lIter of an 0\' rfIowing audience brilliant mind nd By LARRY HATFIELD been confined Lo signin& petitions. will nol only find a Russian for courag !Ous heart poke. No one listened. orne of the Assistant Managing Editor eock:lail party arguments, or an you to correspond with. but will occasional picket Line, the lollow­ translate your letter Cor you. so "'orcls spoken were in the heat of anger, some in the an­ Finals are nearing and The ing excerpt from Jerome Beatty's you can mail it to your corres­ qui. h of men stabbing at the air to be heard, some calmly, Daily Iowan softball team keeps "Trade Winds" column in the pondent in his or her language. most with integrity. '0 one listened. its record intact (despite my current Saturday Review may be "If there is any doubt about sterling efforts >. We are still win· oC interest: the effectiveness of the letler­ ·It would be impos ible 10 reproduce the tragedy for less. Our challenge is still open "Probably the most fascinating wriling campaign. it is dispelled Sue those who weren't there. It is unfortunate that tho e who to all comers. Challengers must experience I'd had in a long time when one hears of the response Holl. provide liquid refreshments and has been my correspondence with Theta were there, as spectators, came in the guise of learning. from recipients. Some letters are JO)'I be good winners. AU our past de­ my pen pal in Russia . He is a not answered. Pendill chooses to No one listened long enotlgh to learn. feats have been flukes. (Scores: person whose interests and back· believe that just proves Russians Ill , C If the purposes of the forum held to discuss the prob­ 18·2. 21-7. and 10-4). ground are as similar to mine as G. R, can have bad habits. too. J:nsii< lem of discrimination at Ul were \'ague, if the outcome • • • could be e x p e c ted in such a But the majority of conneelions 'Kill A "town meeting" to discuss case . . . It has been absolutely di ppointing, it is not only the fault of those who spoke. wOI'k out ... Writing these letters Alph the problem oC amazing Lo me thaL w~ c 0 u I d and receiving answers builds up TIl re was challenge in what was said. as well as much dis crimination have found so much in common. an overpowering desire to meet Iry. was held Wed­ so much to write about that would Chi. agre ment. till, the atmosphere which pervaded and inter­ your friend. That. I suppose, is Dea nesday n i g h t interest each other. I' rupted the proceedings ignored the challenge, and looked one ultimate goal of A m s of Alpha with the same "The seriolls pur p 0 s e. 0 f Friendship. This has happened in awuy from ugreement. The weight of the Clue tion in\'olved course, is seldom mentioned. and at least two cases, when Amer­ Al. W people hur lin g "~111111"" Ion. \Va lost io the levity which was not a means of casing ten­ the same invec­ that is to build in this small way. icans went to Russia. tives. using the some lines oC understanding be­ "A touching case of writers who sion' between groups who might have searched for an sam e defenses, . tween our countries. want to meet involves the wives und£'rstanding, but rath 'f a suece ful kind of rudeness and getting the . I_~{'; "I obtained lhe name and ad­ of two disabled veterans. DW'ing which could be int rpret d as nothing more than just that. same result - a lj.~~.-... dress of this Russian through an the correspondence, the husband lot of talk. bull organization c a II e dAr m s of of the Russian woman died. The • The forum was one that might well have commanucd IitUe construc- HATFIELD Friendship. It's simply a quiet. American wife was terribly up­ thc ·r spect of all "interested· students att nding it. The live plans for aclion. idealistic. practical group that be­ set. Their letters then ranged pandists rcpr sen ted a cross-section of the most influential • • • lieves in affording the sad sacks through ton e s of helplessness. HIGHLtGHTS OF THE meet­ oC the country a chance to do symphony. bitterness. comfort. and dedicated peopl on thi campus. till, from their open­ ing included Cormer President something abo u t reducing ten­ and love. These two ladies des· ing remarks until the final curtain fell, the performance was John Niemeyer who "has known sions and pushing peace. Only a perately want to meet. and I one t1l.ll should shanw any seriolls-minded and sincere President Hancher for four years" co u pie of years in operation, think they will. To them the last mistaking another man lor our Arms of Friendship has a Cour­ war is still vividly alive. How champion of the calise so dOCjllently stated. leader. Iowa City's greatest point program to do this: write a coutd they lalk about the next Perhaps the greatest tragedy of the evcning is the d­ • Shakespearean actor and head Russian. send a gift. go to the oneY fe('t of ~\Idi' a forum 011 the truly oprll-minded, as yet 1In­ vigilante, Walter Keller, was in­ U.S.S.R., offer hospitality to tour­ Those interested in this pro· troduced as sitting on the far info,nl1('cl, studellt who sought their answers to the many ists from there. So far it has been g ram can write to: A I' m s 01 right. Our other leader immedi­ confined to ex·servicemen and Friendship, Inc., 4150 Henry Ave· que;tions raisc'd hy the prohll'm of discrimination. Apolo­ ately moved to the Car left. their families in two countrics. nue. Philadelphia 44. They will gies an' in order. No om', if indeed any such ~tudcnt all nd­ • • • "C. Grant Pendill Jr., the sec­ send you all the information." Concerning the purpose of the retary. speaks Russian fluently. Roger Severson, G l'cI, .l'()uld have heen anything bllt disappointl'd at the meeting. 1 am still waiting for He aels as a <'uide when Russian 20 S. Lucas dosed-minded approach which \Ias shared by nearly nIl. President Hancher to say some­ 'lolC'r,lllc't', a cJllality \ hi 'h nlll~t he invoh'ed in the goal thing - anything - about SUI's 'Can You Really Get Me Out of This Swamp discrimination problem. He has which all panel memhers shared, was lacking in every way. declined to make any statement On Gold's Comments o onr hstenc'd as ideas pOlmd forth from ewry ~ide of the And Turn Me Back into a Person?' so far. I hope he doesn't continue argllml'nt which might well have b cn more srriously along this dark path oC silence. To the Editor: unwilling to do anything to fur­ Those under him have made pondered h)' all. Last night a subversive act ther elimination of discrimina­ statements, but we are all await­ took place on the SUI campus. tion. .A great deal was said during the forum about "cdu­ ing word from the man who Taking advantage of what was Yes, Mr. Murray is correct. trOn" Somt' called it th an wer to the discrimination counts most - the President of lhe University. billed as a discussion of discrim­ There is subversion and conspir· problem; others refuted this idca, Still, for people with a Public Shelter Program • • ination. Prof. David Gold of the acy here! Mr. Gold is subverting The Student Senate has appoint­ Sociology Department subverted the integrity of the University .C(llllmOn goal so wholeheartedly shar d, it is truly hunt'lIt- the program by launching an un­ and is insulting many who would blc that no educution took placc. Ideas were not trnly ed a legion of committees. Jl seems to me thaI they must have warranted personal attack on the see discrimination ended, but who shan d, they \I'('n' expounded, acccplPd or r jectC'd by il a "Committee in Charge of Dean of Student, M. L. Huit. realize this monumental task can· In Danger of Being Cut Burcauacracy," a "Committee in It was deplorable Lo see an SUI not be accomplished overnight. crowd wdl tuned to what it wanted to hear and what it professor. totally lacking in de­ Let us have an end to these out­ didn't. nod followcd by others whose path was the same. Charge of Appointing Commit· By ROSCOE DRUMMOND capable of saving a minimum or throughout Lhe country will meet tees." and a "Committee to De­ corum. level such charges at a rageous personal attacks or let us Thus did ide,ls, good and had, emotional al\(l rational, Suppose it were possibtl' [or the 45 million lives practical and at· termine the Committees to Be Cellow staff member. In a speech have on end Lo one sociology pro­ the tandurds sct for community that sounded montonousty like his fessorship. die at the' hands of those fighting for their hearing in all United Stales to bury safely in tainable? The President believes nnd group shelters - that is hold Set Up by the Special Commit­ the ocean. aboard nuclear sub· it is. The Sf'cretary oC Defens~ tees" which of course must be recent Letter La the Editor, Mr. Connor Tlarks, A4 \ • ),5, - in all wa)' , it may seem, but inteUigent, construc­ 50 or more p rsons and I'eduee Gold accused Mr. Huit of being 119V2 S. Clinton marines. all our missile bas~s? believes it is. The Joint Chiefs approved by still another com­ tive discussion. -Barbara Andrews of Starr believe it IS. l'adiation inside to onc·hundredth Then we wouldn't need to spend of that outside. mittee. bilhons tor devices to pro t e c L Th£' new head of thl' civil de­ • • • PUBLIC I N T ERE S T m the missile installotions and trying to lense program, Assistant Secre· ONE OF OUR MORE alert stu­ Book Review - shelter program may fluctuate dent senators made a statement Japan's Demonstrators develop an anli- tary ot Derense Steuart Pittman. with the ebb and flow of the cold missile missile, f ..;:fjn~ ,: is a calm. competent administra· at the last meeting which 1 think war. But the wisdom and hu­ should be subject to review by his A violent demonstration hy JlIponcse students in To1..)'o would we~ , tor who is not dispost' Itruien' body and fOUl will of lhe country. thern Iowa Sphagnum Bog." Memorial UnIon. Various topic. of Rig. u .s. Pat. Off. crwteu appointed b" the pres/clam of the Un/oerllty. The Daily lowon', discussion wllI be oUered. Everyone By Unltad Prill International A Government which docs not JUNIORS HAVE UNTIL Friday to lB welcome. editorial polley It not an apreuion of SUI administration polley 01 set out to save every life it can have their Senior Hawkeye plclures WASHINGTON - Mrs. Janie taken at PhotograpWc Service. 7 E. OPflCIAL DAILY IUWTIN op/nioo, In any porticular, in case of war has lost touch with Market St. Pictures wUl be laken FIELD HOUII PLAYNIGHTI for FIe t c her . 65-year-old Texas humanity - and with reality. from 1 to 5 p.m. today through Fri· Itudenla. faculty and Itaff are held school teacher, claiming she was day. each Tuesday and Frlday nlght from PIP 2 FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1962 lowl City, II. Is a public shelter program 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Admlislon II by 1.D, dropped as a Peace Corps recruit University Calendar ALL MUSIC MAJORS plannlng lo or Ilafl card. because she refused to run a mile enroll for student teachrng for tbe MIIMI .. DAIL Y IOWAN IDITORIAL ITA" Frlday Ind trom V to 10 a.m. SlIur· 1962-63 SChool year are to altend the IOWA MEMORIAL UNION HOUUI before breakfast, swim fully AUDIT IURIAU Edltor ...... •••.•. Phil CurrIe day. Make-good service on mlased meeUng In Ule Music Education Frlday and Saturday - 7 a.m. to clothed wjlh her feet tied or cover Friday, May 4 Luncheon - Iowa M e mar i a I OF Manaaml EdItor ...•.... Jim Seda papen Is DOt possible. but every BuUdlng. 323 N. CapItol St.. at 7 mldnlght. .\ CIRCULATION. New, Edllon ..•• •••• Bob lnlle and effort wUl be made to correct erron p.m., May 16. The Gold Jl'eaUler Room II opeJI the full obstacle course: 8 a.m. - G 0 1 f. Missouri Union. Gary Gerlach wiUl Ule next Issue. from 7 a.m. lo 11 :15 p.m. on Sunda1 "The Peace Corps could have Soulh Finkbine. 1:30 p.m. - Track, Army and CIty Edltor __ ...... Ruold aalfleld ------PARENTS' COOPERATIVE Baby· Ulrough Thunday. and from 1 a.m. 8 Sporta Edltor ...... J.l17 E1.Ma sltUng League Is In the charge of to 11 :t5 p.m. on Frtday IDd Satu­ decided much sooner tllat it p.m. - Archaeological Society Wisconsin . Published• b7 Student Publication., ChIef PhotolRpher ...... MEMBER 01' Mrs. Ray Larson through May 14. dly. wanted brawn. not brains." Series Lecture: Prof. George My· p.m. - University Theatre Inc.. Colllll\unIcatlolll Center. 10". Larry Rapoport THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CaU 8-8922 for a sitter. For Informa· The Cafeterla II open from 11:. lonas of Washington University, a City. [owa, dall,y except Sunday and SocIety Edltor ...... SUIID Arla The Assoclaled Press la entitled ex· tlon aboul league melJll>efShlr.' call a.m. lo 1 p.m. for lunch and IrolD • • • Production, "The Wild Duck." by 1I0nday, and legal holiday., and ex· AIS't CIty Edllor .... Barbara BuUer clunlvelY to Ule use Cor repubUcaUon AIrs. John Uzodlnma at 8-733 . J p.m. to 6:45 p.m. for dinner. No LONDO N - The Evening News. St. Louis. "Eleusis, Its Sanctuary Henrik Ibse n - University 'Ilhe· cept d1Jrliu[ the Ullrd full week 10 Aas't Man.aglll1l IIdltor ...... of all the local news printed In lhls breakfasts are served and dinner II and Cemetery" - Sbambaugh Au,usl and lhe followIng week. En. Larry altttelcl newspsper &1 well as all AP new. STUDENTS WHO WILL be seniors not ....."d on Iloturdov aDd Illlnw commenting on a search being atre. t.red U lecond-el&lll matter at the AJI't Sporta Edltor ..•. Bob llanHa dlspalches. and graduate students nexl year held here for a British child ac· Auditorium . DO&t ornce at Iowa City under tbe and are Interested In careers with UNIVERSITY LIIRARY HOURlI tor Lo play the rot e of a "typical 8 p.m. - University Theatre 8 p.m. - SUI Opera Works_op Act at Conares. of Much 2. 1879. the (orelgn service should contact Monday through Frlday - 7:30 l.m. - Macb ride Auditorium. " DAILY IOWAN DAILY IOWAN SUPERVISORS the Bustnesa " Industrial Placement to 2 a.m.: Saturday - 7:30 a.m. to American boy" in a play opening Production. "The Wild Duck." by ADVERTISING ITA'" FROM SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM OfJIce 107 University Hall. A repre­ 8 p.m. - "Seals Show" - F d sentatl of the United States 10 p.m.; Sunday - 1:30 p.m. lo J a.m. next month: Henrik Ibsen - University The· BldlneA Manlier and Ad­ FACULTY ve In· Desk Servtce: Monday throup House Pool. Publisher...... Fred K. Pownall formation Agency wlU be Interview­ "l[ atre. Dial 7-4191 from noon to IIIIdnltIlt vertlllnl Director ..• Bob Olafcke Ing on campus FrIday, May t. Thuraday - 8 l.m. to 10 p.m.; Frl­ you ha ve a cheeky lad in to report new. IblDl, women'. pa,. Edltorlll .... Arthur M. SanderlOn day - R a.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 to I. the family who is driving you a p.m. - Northern Oratorical Sunday, May 6 ... , ltellll, and lUUIoun.cementi to TIle ~~~~.~.::. ~ . ~~~ Advertlslng ...... E. JonD Koltman A REPRESENTATIVE tram the p.m'i Saturday - 8 a.m. to J p.m., Chett JIIatthe". Circulation .. . . • .. WUbur PeterlOn Sunoay - 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. mad. you know what to do with League Contest - Senate Cham· 2:30 p.m. -University Si DCUy Iowan. Edltorlal oftlce, an III Promotlon Kanalef ... Ntckl GuItI.n ______Iowa Slale Employment Service will tb.a COIDIIlII.nkatiODl Center. be on campus May 3, and 4. to In· Reserve Desk: Sime II relulu him." ber, Old Capitol. Iowa Mem or'ial Union . deslt: service except lor FrIday. Sat­ TRUSTEES, BOARD OF STUDENT tervlew men and women for Jobs In S p.m. - C h 0 reg i presents Iowa and throughout lhe 'United urday and Sund~. It " u.o ope. DENVER - Teamster Union 8 p.m. - "Seals Show. " - Field DAILY IOWAN CIRCULATION PUBLICATIONS, INC. frftm , to ,,, '" n- Clarke Metca lf. classical flamen· Circulation Mana,er ..... Lee We. Karen Branson. A4; Prot. Dele Bentt, States. Those Interested in an inter­ President James R. Hoffa, ex­ House Pool. 'ulllCrlptlon . • 1"1: By carner III view should sin ur, on Ule Busl· co guitarist - Main Gallery. /Art Iowa Cily. IS cenb weekly or $10 ------_____ University LIbrary; John Henry. MI ' ness &. Industrfal P acement omc.. PERSONS DESIRING IAIVIIT· plaining why he thinks the AFL­ Saturday, May 5 II\IIr yur 10 advance: lIx montha, Prof. LesUe G. MoeUer, School of bulletin board In University HaU. TING service may call the YWCA CIO eventually will be forced to 8 a.m. - Golf. Northern illinois Building. IUO; three monlhl. as. By mall III Dja17-4l91 U YOU do not recelv. JournalJ$Jn; JllchaellladuIt, AS; Dr. POsitions for June and August office. x2240 belween 1 and 5 p.m. I)WI, $9 per year; six montb.a, ~: )'our Dally Iowan by 1:30 a.m. The George Easton, College of Dentistry; graduates ue open In lhe Clelds of: The YWCA can provIde babvllften lake his union back into the fold : - South Finkbine. 7 p.m . - Union Board mo ic, ee montba, $3. All oUler maD DIllY Iowan clrculatlon office In th. Richard A. 'llUer, A(; Dr. L. A. Van flnanco!. irlSUrance. retail and ",holl'­ tor aClernoons and evenIngs and III "They ctln not continue without 9 a.m. - Tl'nnis. Bradley. "Tl'a<,her's Pot" - Mac hr ' d Il III crlpllon!~ $10 per ye ~ ; ala CommunlcltioDI Center II open Itom Dyke, CoUolle 01 EducaUon: Paul sale trade. nonpro£ll orG.nlllltlon~, .ftmr e/lliel .11 tlayS111lfIIaI ... " 'I. -,nUll. l5.avl tIlftt IIOIIUIIo fiJI. • .... &0 • PJD. MoodIJ UlrG\IIII PeWIIJIlroth, lIJ. law, &oclal allendes and other •. liUlldaY. us," U; 45 a .llI . - Moth V'B Day , A~ldilorlum ,'

\ ATO ENTERTAINS MOTHERS A burret luncheon is planned jn Dorms Plan Mom's Weekend Final plans ha 'e been eompl(>ted the chapter house for Tau moth· for lolher's Day \ e eke 0 d by ers lrom 12 to 2: 30 p.m. Sunday. Burge and Cur r i e r Women's of Daley House to honor the Clara members oC Alpha Tau Omega so­ An open house and !rerenade hon· SOCIETY Dormitories will honor parents and Daley. [other. dal fraternity. oring the mothers will follow. )Un· Susan Artz, Editor individual mothers thi weekend Beth WeUman n 0 use. Burge ve, .·th h b e kfa ts and Hall. will hold a buffet dinner 5~ He "! open ou es. r a • I p.m. aturday in the private din- ich THE; DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, low&-Friday, May 4, 1962-Page 3 dmners. I ing room to honor aU parents of for Currier Hall will hold an Open B~th Wellman H 0 use residents. M'iJ1 House SundS\' from 4:30 to 5:30 They will not have a special Beth so p.m. Refreshments will be n'ed Wellman Mother. res· Chained, ill the south fo}·er. JJancl~-, e' ut Bur g e Hall will hold an open d I established 1854 house from 4;00 to 5:30 p.m. Sun· 0 er· PINNED Delta Gamma, to Rick tiller. A4 . dny. Refreshments will be served. E ucat'l n Lake View, Delta Chi. led S~ Madden. Al, Alton, to Dick A Currier Hall dinner for resi­ nse Hall. M. Cedar Rapids. Phi Delta Judy Kyle. M, ~ioux City. Kappa dents and pareots at lOOp. m. Sun­ ~are 'fheta. Alpha Theta. to Beau Gamble. L3, day will honor the Currier fat h­ to Joyce Kozlow, M, Homell'ood. Phi Gamma Delta. er. She will receive a corsage and Association HI., Chi Omega. to Mike Bollman. Patricia Varrell. A2. Audubon. a gift. G. Rock Island, III .• Tau Kappa to Paul Moreland. Taylorville, Ill.. J:!)silon. A ,t'cond Currier dother. who is Kitty Hanfen. Al. Maywood. 111.. not able to attend, will be ent a Alpha Chi Omega, to Brent Smal· corsage of pink and white rose. Initiates 30 I y. ,\3, Bakersfield. Calif., Sigma Fall Orientation Ruth Wardan House. Burge Hall. The sur chapler of Pi Lambda \\'ill conduct a tour of Burge Kit­ Chi Theta. national honorary associa· Deanna Bonnct, At. Fl. :\Iadison. Leaders Receive lh n (rom 2·3 p.m. Saturday and Alpha Chi Omega. to Brucc Pieper, hold a breakfast at 9:00 n.m. Sun­ tion for women in education, held Al. West Union. Sigm~ Alpha Epsi. Notice on Monday day to honor the Ruth Wardall its spring initiation on Thursday, Ion. Debhie Ziffl'en. A2, Rock Island. MoUler. April 26 in the private dining room ancy Boehm, A4, Oak Park, Ill.. Orientation co-chairman, an- 'laude McBroom House, Burge of the Iowa Memorial Union. Ill., to Andy Hasel, 01, Cedar nounced yesterday that I tel's will Hall. will hold a breakfast at 9:00 The initiation was followed by a Rapid , Psi Omega. be. mailed :\londay notifying SUI a.m. Sunday to honor lhe Maude banquet and a program. An in- Judy Maack. A4 . Davenport, students who have been selected Il\lcBroom :\loth(>r. . Kappa Alpha Theta, to Bob Ingle, Orientation leoders for next fall. I Clara Daley Rou e. Burge Jlall, formal discussion on the theme A4, Des Moines, Phi Kappa Sigma. There were 220 leaders chosen and I will hold a breakfast at 9:30 a.m. "Get Ready! Get Set! Grow!" was I Nancy Coleman, A2. Stoyestown. 20 altemates. unday in the second floor lounge given by Jeanette Laughlin. A4. to Charles Harris. A3, Ooltewah, Harlan, Mrs. Marjorie Clatter· Tenn .. Acocia. baugh. Mrs. Winnie Scott and Swimming Seals Joyce Lemson, A2 , Waterloo , moderated by Dr. William H, 1ul· Sigma Delta Tau. to Larry Cohn. lins. These two lovely I di s wear the "Alice in Wonderland" costumes A2, Omaha, Ncb., Grinnell College, The new initiates arc: for the annual Sials Show for Mother's Day Weekend. The swim· Grinnell. Deanne Bellno~r.. A3, Chlel,o, rll .; min" organj ~ation will pruent the show, based on the famous Pat Teyro. Ox , Park Ridge. III. tary su h, A3, Melbourne; Prudence fantasy, tonight and Saturday niClht at 8 p.m. in the SUI Field· D~lta Gamma. to Mike Dahly, 84, CampbeU. AS. Am I' Moe Bclh Coe, G, Odessa. Mo.; hlrlev Dutton, O. house pool, T cse swimm~rs are LInda Pfa H (left), AI, Cedar In an tngagement ring Ihat is jI mass of brilliance, Decorah. Phi Delta 'Theta. Mason City; Kalherln E.erwln~ G.. Rapid I, and Ginnv Hall, A2, Cedar Rapids. 'Molly Finnegan. A3. Burlington, Iowa Cily; SULrlee Furner, t>. ~. T It is achieved by triangles of fuJl.cut dIamonds Brookfield, N.yj.f· Corlnn Hamilton. G, -----~ Delta Gamma, to Tom Cromwell, Gr en ; Kaye cd,es. AI. Iowa City; Ihal rlank the cenler slone .nd taptr gracefully A3. Burlington, Beta Theta Pi. ro·{~~n~ex~~nSh~tao~~w. elly; Ell n A D Pi Will Fete Mothers inlo the ring. The effect Is a concentralion of (ire. Sue Sei(ert, A2, Wilmette. Ill., Fronsl., Kelter G. Oeep RI,.,r; Bet. Alpha Delta Pi. to Claude E. Kean, ty Keoulh, G BloomtnllOn. 111.; Belly Atpha D I'u PI soei I orority LeI'S will pn'parc brunch Cor their G l.aurld,en, A~. Carroll; Judy .leCrea, G. Olathe, Kan., Delta Sigma Phi, A3, Newell; lanel Obtrweb. A2. will ciliertl'lin th~ir mothl'rs with Moms Sunday Io,~a Stale University. Ames. Aurora' Diane PUIC. A3 BurUnnon; Ifelen Pock . BurUnglon; ROberla Rlne. a IcmonadL! party on the patio Carol I'\eff, Al , Lost '1aUon, to ,old, A3. Weat Ubert; lurlel Rund· TRt DEL TS HONOR MOMS James Wenndt, B3, Lowden, Delta qulwt. A3. lIIal'lon. Saturday morning from !l to ) I. Mar,aret Schaerer. A4. Sh rn Id; A hu(fe dllln r wIll he served O('I~a Delta Della will celebrate Sigma Pi. Sally Scholtz. G. 101"1 City; lary Salllrd . c\'cning Til ,l ni I1t tho , /othel"s D y II'pekend by ('nter· ENGAGED SI.,,) •• A2. WhtwUand Ellen Sl~k· JJan~ Jewet,,;! Stope man A4 , Oxford; Rono". Thayer, . ". talnlng the' members' mothers 01 a I N3ncy Creswick, A3 , Dubuque. Gx, Iowa CIIY' Ma,), Wall"r, A4. Llko mother~ Will he elite tlllll d by a! ('oI,Y Dt 11:30 p.m .. Saturday. May Alpha Xi De lta, to Robert V. VI.w; Suu W hIt.~rt A3, Cedar Rap· one hundred nine east washington street Idli!' Jean Whlllni. 6. Norfolk. N b.; ~kit {lut on by th gill I trom thll!;;. 'rhel'!' II ill al. 0 be a dinner lor I ,_--''-_- ~Iorey. Jr., M. Perry. Ju Ilh Wolte. A4. Davenport. n.,·b· A D Pi annex. I'll hOIl 111( m· mothers S,mday noon. B~rbara Pearson, A2, Iowa City, ara Yank~e, A4, Ced .. Ropldl. tn Everetl Brooks. P4( Dileon, m, Ann William~. M, SL Louis, Mo., Akh.l Della Pi, to Dale Roberson, You, Too, Can Riverbank M2. Elma Nu Sigma Nu. This unidentified couple joins the hundreds of SUlowans who line Cindy Cal'tar, A2, lilt. Plea§ant, the banks of the Iowa River in deep contemplation (?). Alnha D~lln Pi. to Ron Elrl1Quist, - Phofo by Larry Rapoport A2. Des ~1oines. Phi Kappa Si~ma . Sandy Flahhe. A3, Albia, to Bill Mauerr. A4, Lauren s, Phi Dt'lta Til tao Barb Stel'lman, M. West Des A4 Moines. D~lta Gamma, to Chuck HUNGRY?? I Kral1;;c, ~I4. Sialer. Sigma Alpha I Epsilon, Alpha Kappa Kappa. Judy Hllghes. A3. Des Moines, WE DELIVER II Eight SUI Coeds Delicious Pizza Initiated by Sigma OPEN 5:00 P.M.-1:00 A.M. Daily Delta Tau Sorority Sigma Delta Tau social sorority OPEN TILL 2:00 A.M. FRI.-SAT. initiated eight women on SundaYI Apl'il 15. , The new active members nrc , Betly Ann Abrams, AI, lowa City; Jeanne- Berg, AI. Peoria, Ill.; Gail THE PIZZA VILLA Farber. AI, Dubuque ; Janet Gilts, berg, At, Peoria, IU .; Ava Green· bHg, AI. Rock Island. Ill.; Lois PHONE 8-5735 Grund, A2. Des Moines ; Kitty 216 S. Dubuque Ku~hn e r. At , Sheldon ; Sharon in order to introduce our Shulkin, AI. Sioux City. TWO E OX GASO I ES • DX IJ'APROVED REGULAR I. OX SUPER BORON your DXLand, dealers are giving away a

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I woven, band·dyed Madras from India: If your wardrobQ -0 1. .1 n. 1 Dally Winners Will Se Announced lacks change of.pace, we strongly IlUg~t this one at 29,50, J\euWOOU' J\OSS • " • f • • • • • • • •• .. ••••• ~ • _ ' • ~ • Janes-Herriott-Stevens, Distributors , , 26 $oulh Clinton ~."' .. "."".""'~. .~"""".~"-."'~ , I 300 High School Coaches ,~ The Dail Iowan ,~ , , ow , , , , Expected for Football Clin·c , ,\, FRA 'CISCO (UPI) - Willie Mays greeted relief , , , , ~ early 300 high school and tion units during the talks. 11:00 •. m.-"End Play," Whifey lit h{,f I~IR" I' )('l vith a two-run double as the San Francisco , , Plro , , small college coach s will con­ The coach s are invited to attend 11:1$ '.m.-"8. c k fl. I d PI. y," Gi.tllts con ('\ f ollr liQl'> 'I hllr day in the eighth inning for their a dinner meeting al the Elks club Andv tMcDonal1l ,,~"""'., .. ~""' ... """""""'... ""'~ verge on Iowa City today for 11:50 •• lIU1t" t.ln.I ..: n un -4 triumpb over the Pittsburgh Pirate. Pag. 4-THE DAILY IOWAN- Iowa City, low_Friday, May 4, 1942 downto\\Cn at 6 p,m. Tbe featured m'-'~~~e~::~m:u!!YJ~r~ a coaches' clinic sponsored by speak r will be Lefty Gomez. one- ry Hllg.nberg Hi 'ht I ander Jack Sanford, po ting his tllird win against • 1:311 p.m,-"N ..V Team Defense the Iowa Athletic Department lime New York Yankee pitcher, .nd PISS D. ft n It one defeat, became the seventh now a representative oC the Wilson Drills .nd T«hnl· consecutive Giants' starter to go Twins Hit 3 Homers; and football taff. Sporting Goods CO. ~~:r ~:~~. :., ~ ~. the distance. In the meantime, the Guest speakers at the clinic On Saturday at 2 p.m., the clinic u.s. N.nl Academv thletics Clip Giants exploded for 16 hits and sessions will be Wayne Hardin, will end as the coaches are invited 3:40 p .m·-'2:~~~;~~'~rdTit"'ln'r. routed the 23rd straight starler who Naval Academy coach who has a to attend an intra·squad game in ques .nd Te.m Drilll Pertinent 10 Ofhnse has faced them. Tumble Baltimore, 8-4 three year record of 21-8-1 at An­ the tadium. The public is also in· Ind D.f.nse," Frank Detroit, 6-4 Two of the Giants four runs napolis; three of Iowa's leading vited 10 wntch the game free o{ ~::~~' Clly H I, h high school coaches, Frank Bates ",.r. unearned in the eighth in· ST. P UIr.1lNNEAPOLlS '" - and third. ch1ll'ge. 4:25 p.m.-D.monSlr4Iion an d KANSAS CITY \§\ - A foul ball The ,linn sota Twi ripped three Mincher, subhing (or the injured of Iowa City high. owner of a Andy MacDonald, Iowa backfield ex p I. n. t Ion 01 of· is a disparaging term and in base· nlng 'Nhieh opened with the scor. hom e TUns, one a ba. . ·loaded Vic Po\\Cer, drove in the Cir. ( four 191-89-11 lifetime coaching record; conch, is in charge of arrange. ::~~e, he~~~"':hurnl, ball is almost always a (utile thing tied 4-4. blast hy first baseman Don Minch· with his fifth homer and second Don Fleming, coach o[ Sioux City ments {or the clinic. The registra· 6:00 p.m~Dinner al Elk. Club but one Thursday won a game (or SATURDAY Jose Pagan led of( with a g~ound cr, orr Baltimore's Milt Pappas and grand slam of the campaign in the Heelan's mythical tate champion· tion fee {or coaches is 2.50. ':00 •. m.-Speech by Harl.~ Rol. the Kansas City Athletics over the The schedule: linger, coach It Web. ball that squirted through short- belled the Orioles 8-4 Thursday. £irsl. 11 was a 380-{ool clout into ship team in 1961; and Harley Rol· Detroit Tigers, 6-4. linger o{ Web ler City's winning TO OA Y Iler CIIJ HIgh School I I Right-bander Jack Kralick (1·2) the right field bleachers. Walks to 1:00. t:30 •. m.-Reglstratl on 10:15 •.m.-'~~~YY nense," Har· The A's and Tigers were tied stop Dick Groat's legs for an er- shook off the effects of three un- Lenny Green and Harmon Kille. football team; and members oC the t:30 •. m.-short w.lco me spee ct. 1,:15 •. m.-Speech by Don Flem. with one out in the seventh inning ror and Jim Davenport's single put WILLIE MAYS earned Oriole runs in the second brew and Bill Tuttle's single had Iowa staCe. ~~ hl~~r.~ ~!~:~:orEv~~ lng, cOlch at $Iou. when Norm Siebem hit a foul fiy the go-ahead on third. An- Keys Winning Rally inning and Gus Triandos' tremen- loaded the bases. Demonstrations and talks will be .h."skl Clly H.. lan H I 9 h run held in the armory end oUhe Field ':45 a,m.-" ...Ic Lin. 810cks School off the left field line. Bobby Del other single by Charlie Hiller - ______dous 415·foot homer to dead cen- 8. ltlmor. .... 030 000 100- 4 , 1 Ind T.chnlques," by -====2:=00=P=.m=.-=,=ow=a=l=n=tr=a.=Sq=u="d=.;;,.=m=1 Greco was on third base after a . th th t rd h' Mlnn.101l 404 000 00.- I 7 2 House and members of Iowa's Bob Flor.. 10..... II na _ scored Pagan, ,t er LO e seven 0 reco IS P. ppas Short (31, L. h. .... (4), Stock coach walk and a single by J erry Lumpe. first victory. He needed help in the m .nd Trlandol; Krellck, Moore (tl spring Coot ball team will be used 10:15 •. m.-"Cenler Pley," Arch l. ·S Ed by Hawkeye coaches as demonstra· Kod rol Rocky Colavito, the Detroit leCt At this point Fae. cam. In to I OX ge ninth from Ray Moore. end 8111ey. W - Krellck 11.11· L - SUNDAY MAY t3TH • H ' " ppaS (2·1). rtI Ch fielder, caught the ball and Bobby I.V. arvey Haddix who was The Twins scored all tiKoir runs Home ru ns - 81f1 lmore, Trl.ndos scampered home ahead of Rocky's the third Pirate r.Uef.r. Mays in four.run clu ters in the first ~tj, I ~~n~~r~t., MIncher lSI, Allen (2), 1aket~e; throw wilb the run that proved the cracked a doubl. to l.ft field, Y k 10 clincher, Rocky stumbled as be bringing In two more run. , with an ees, - Iowa Quarterback Situation caught the ball and might possibly hi, third hit of the dl Y. A single AeMeMb81 ..• by Orlando C.peda brought in Iowa Trackmen To Host l to Have thrown out Del Greco except May. to clost out the scoring. H1CAGO 161- .Jim I,:mdis' lend· Cor bis misCortune. In ICritical Shape - Burns The A's score(t agnJn in the Dick Schofield and pinch hitler off hom r in the fuurth inning eighth oCf relief hurler Hank Larry Elliott each clubbed two·tun swung a brillinnt pitching duel in Cadets, Badgers Saturday Coach JCI'ry Burns said Thurs· sophomore Bob Wnllace, 18, o[ AI· Aguirre but the run proved to be day the quarterback slot on the liance, Ohio, who Burns said, was bomers Cor all the Pittsburgh runs. I{Il\'or o{ .Jol,n BU/.hardt ovcr Cadets from the U.S. Military team led by Dick Plymale, pole· only protection for the vic lory that Sanford gave up five hits while ~Vhi\('y Ford Tltur d~y n!ght, giv. Iowa Cootball sqnad, believed ear· looking good nnd developing sur­ went to Diego Segui, wbo came on Acndemy nt West Point, Big Tell vaulter who set a new Penn Relays prising ability since spring drills starter Alvin McBean was tagged 1I1~ the ChIcago \\ Illte Sol a 1-0 lier to be one of thl' stronger posi­ in the seventh inning. champions (rom the University o{ record oC 15 feet 7~. inches last tions on the 1962 squad, is in the opened. . .. 'tnumph that snapp d the league- Wisconsin and the host Hawkeyes Saturday. Plymale is primed for D. trolt ...... 200 0" 000- 4 , 1 for 11 10 ro ~ IOntngs. The loss leading 'l'W York Ylmkccs, e\cn. "critical class." The No. 3 man, Mike Brown oC ~. K.nsel Clly ... 200 020 I1x- ' 7 0 went to HaddllC, who now is 1-1. game winning streak. gel together on the Iowa track Sat­ a shot at the 16-fool mark as well Ferndnle, Mich.. withdrew from _. G.lleg her, Agulrr. (7l, GI.ddlng III urday for a triangular meet which Matt Szykowny, the No. 1 can· and 8rown; Ilikow, hgul (7) .nd Pfltsburgh .... 002 000 100- 4 5 1 as the natioaal intercollegiate rec­ fowa because of financial hard­ AICU.. W - S.vul 1 2~ ) , L - C;al· Sin FrancllCo . 001 200 OoIx- I" 0 The 26·year.old rij!ht·hnnder, ob· may bring record performances. ord of 15 feet 101{. inches, didate who called the signals In t II,h., (HI. Mcllln, Olivo (5), H. ddlx (7) Flc. fall after Wilburn Hollis was side· ship til Ind MCFarlin.; '.nford Ind H.II.r. taim'd last winter In a trade that Field events start at 1 p.m. and Other Cadets with good marks And to complicnte matters fur· Home 'IInl - DllrOIt Cu" (71, IIru· W - Sinford (:s.~ l. L - H. ddlx /1.1). nt Roy Si ver to 'Philadclphia. include Joe Almaguer, :09.6 in the lined with an injury early in the ton (41. K.n ..1 City, il.bem 141. Homl runs - lilttlburgh, Schofilid [hI.' rnces start nt 1: 30 p.m. Ad· th!!r, Burns snid, Ron Brocavich '.' , ."' ~ set down 13 rankl'es In ord r be. mis ion is (ree for a meet which 100 nnd :21.4 in the 220; Bill Straub, season, is in finc COlm as a passer 11I , IIIIott (II. and signal caller, Burn snid. is missing considcrable action this "~. { 'J Core Yogi ilen-a ingled in the mny tUfn into one oC the best ever 9:13 in the two mile; and Jerry spring because of a head injury, firth. held on the Hawkeye track. Seay, 54 feet in the shot put. Army But Burns said there is a lack of and letterman John Calhoun is In all he ga\'e up Cive hits, in­ Army, Cirst eastern team to com­ is flying a sqund of S6 men to depth behind Szykowny. Senators , ~nd Iowa City. unavailable this spring because of cluding a single and douhle by Tom pete here in trnck, has a balanced The No. 2 po ilion is held by a heavy academic schedule. Tresh, nnd got Bobby Richard:on Wisconsin has strength all along /Uri/&. (- (§} out four times to end the s cond the line. Better Badgers are Elzie , , V Tailspin, 7-4 Higginbottom, the 13S-pounder who ba~emnn's hitting lit ring at 17 Hawkeye Golfers I+! ~~ ,~ games. hns :46.7 in the 440; Bill Smith, WA SIDNGTON '" - Dick Rad· :09,7 in the 100; Tom Creagan, Hawk Baseball Team ijiJJStJ1/; '--~ , atz came in to abruptly end a It wa Buzh~rdt's fourth victory, Wa hington threat in the ninth To Host Missouri 1:54.2 in the half mile; Elmars his second over :'>lew York agninst Ezerins, 54-8 in the shot put; and inning Tuesday as the Boston Red one loss for tb campaign. He Iowa's golC team faces a food Sol( snapped a five-game lOSing 159 in the discus. MOTHER'S DAY struck out three and wnlked one. ~1issourj University squad at 8:30 For Iowa, Coach Francis Cretz­ Faces Indiana on Road 0 .11 , streak by beating the Senators 7-4, S.n Francisco .. . N.w York ...... 000 000 000- 0 5 0 a.m. today in n 27·hole dual meet meyer will depend upon Jim Tuck­ CARDS Bill Monbouquette b r e e zed ChlclgO 000 100 OOx-' 6 0 on South Finkbine golf course. BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Iowa's Freese, cntcher; Howard Kennedy, 51. Loul. 1Y.. Ford, Brld9'" (I) end Howard; 8Ul· er in the mile and two mile; Jim baseball tcam lakes a 1·2 Big Ten P1Ulbur,h through eight innings with a six­ hardl .nd Carr.on. W - 8u.hardl Iowa Coach Chuck Z wei n e r Frazier, who will go after the track lirst base; Dennis Henning, second fo r New Mother • Wife • Los AnnIe. •4 (4·1). L - Ford 12·1/. record against Indiana today in a PhiladelphIa hitter, and struck out the first bat­ Home run - Chlc.go, L.ndls (". Thursday named a five·man learn rccord for the 660; Roger Kerr, 440; base; Ron Islcr, shortstop; Dick Daughter • Sisler I Aunt I ",,; \no.1I ter in the ninth. Bul Chuck Cotlier {or tOOay's competition. The play· game which shapes up as a crucial I , )[eo Don Gardner and Jerry Williams, test for each club. Niedbala, third base; Joe Redding· Grandmother I , lij ~ ingled, Harry Bright hit a pinch ers are: Dave Bollman, J. D. Turn­ hurdles; and Gary Fischer, halC ton, left field; Paul Krause, center The Hoosiers nrc sporting a con­ eoo our complete .election. I 1212'" home run, and Jim Piersall dou· er, Bob GiLchell, Mike McDanlel mile. field; and Bill Sherman, right field. bled, bringing in Rndau. He re­ Cards Blank and Jim Mueller. Althougb the lrack nnd field Cerence 3·3 r cord but still enter­ tired Jim Kmg on an infield pop The Hawkeyes have a 2·2-1 rec­ tain hopes oC taking the Big Ten Snturday the Hawkeyes willtrav­ records are good - all made in the el to Columbus, Ohio for a double· and Bob Johnson on a ground r. ord after beginning the St ·sson here Big Ten title meet last May - it title, The Hawkeyes, who lost to Houston, 4-0 n we k ago with a loss to Indiana Michigan and split a doubleheader hender with Ohio State. Iowa's WAYNER'S 1I0110n 120 002 11 0- 7 10 0 is possible that {our will be brok­ 9·9-1. W.shlngton 001 010 002-" , , Dnd a lie decision with Not r e en: the 440, now :47.4; 880, 1:54.4; with Michigan State last weekend, ov('rall record is Indiana is 114 E. Washington Monbouqu.tfl, R.d.11 (91 .nll Pa,· ST. LOUlS Id'I - Bill White and need a win to even their record in 10-9. IIaronl; Hinnan, RI~PI.mev.r 121, Me· Dnme. On a road trip earlier this pole vault, 14-4; and 660, 1:19.2. Claln 171, Kutvnl II and Refzer, W Curt Flood each unluad'd home a bid for the conCerence first divi­ run Thul'sd:lY night a. the SI. Loui week, Iowa defeated Illinois nnd Monbouqu.tt. 11. I. L - H.n.n (0.2!. Wisconsin while losing to Minn· sion. Hom. run. . "Olton, BrellOud (1 , Cardmals, held to four hiL~, d('· Palmer, 3 Others P,gll .." 0 31. Wllhlr.gtol'l, IUPI'I.· esota. Iowa Coach Otto Vogel did not r~ated till! HOll ·ton Colts 4·0 bl'hind meyer "., ill i,h (I Always strong Northern 111inois In 1st Round Deadlock name a pitcher COt· today's game, th sevcn·hit pitching of Cort Sim LAS VEGAS, Nev. Id'I - The but Hoosier Coach Ernie Andres mon \Ibo p,nined hi fourth v·c· "ill furnish competition for Iowa traffic in par golf was jammed at said he plans to starl righl·hander Aaron Clubs lury \ i 'houL def at. m a 3S·hole meet begInning at 8 a. m. Saturday. the top Thursday as four name Bob Bradley (1·11. Simmon, who.!' l'~rn('d run avo proCessionals, led by favored Ar· The probable Iown line up is Jim Homers, ut P iI erR e IS now 1.25, \\Calked only one OLD SHEP CHOSEN nold Palmer, wound up the first nd struc out two. DlNGLEWEED, l\1i s. - Irving round oC the $58,000 Tournament of COWBO YS SIGN Top Braves, 9.. 8 The second-plnco Cardinals, re­ Finster's indomitable coon dog, Old Champions deadlocked al 3·under DALLAS (uPH - The Dallas G.B , bep, was named Cooner oC the par 69. ~u" 'orll; 1'1IlI.ADf'JJ'IfIA mnln:n~ wlthjn I'z games oC front· Cowboys of the National Football 1l"tago I'tmn ng San Francisco by weep· Year by a special nine·member Tied with Palme!', the three·time League have signed their one-two 1·I~HI.lld nrun clouted two hom 111 • t board here Thur 'day, but the un· Masters and former National Open Il<-troh triple nnd .) dl uble Tlllr Ii: ing the 'hne·game ~erics witb the fullback punch to contracts. n.. ltlmolc Col s. dealt young Dave Giusti hi canny canine met with suprisingly champion who is seeking his !irst The players are fullbacks Amos !""1~ .t Bos on, nJl/hl _ Herbert J 1 \>. ,>ollwall 11-31 Dalrymple got his chance to be \.:1" elancl at Kansas City, nil/hi - from VOh""n (H) VI. Pfister (0·2) a hero aCter Callison led off the IldJUmore at Lo. AI'IIe1U, nlllht - inning with a walk. Uil k i1.1! VI. Bow,fleld (1-0) (on y games schcllulcd) Mllw. uk" . 111 010 11l- I 12 1 Phll.delphl. 132 101 001- 9 10 0 Hawkeye Shell SATURDAY'S GAMES Plch. Sh..... (3), Buller (41, Nolle· Washlnllton at New York b.rt (6(, Fischer (I) .nd Torre, Ueck. Clevelancl at Karu;as City, 2, twl· er (2), Mlh.ff.y, Lock. (4), B. ,d­ invites you to get your nlte IChun (1~ I. L - Fisher (0·1), • I Detroit at Minnesota Home rvnl - MII ..... uk •• Adcock (41, Chicago at Boaton Jon,. (21, H. Alron 2 (4). Phll.delph l., car in shape with a BatUmore . 1 Loa ADI/e1e.. nJ.Iht C.lllson (1).

en~ SPRING CHECKUP of including Europ~, Shellubrication ... for American .ophomores and Juniors, • But whIch "e.r I. best? That 's up to "ou-and Oil change with Shell oil your .dy/, ors, ' I Institule progra ms offer sophomores the 'opportunlty to Summer ail Filter broaden their background In genera l studies and the lib· eral arts, juniors the opportu ni ty to specialize among the Air Cleaner liberal BrtS. Transmission & differential change V ' E N N A Attend English· or German·taught li beral arts Comfort courses. Discover European culture at its roots by living Wheel bearings packed In a Viennese home. V, slt nine Europea n countries on Brakes checked three fleld·study trips. begins at Prereq uisltes: you must be a sophomore or Jun ior .nd have a C·plus ave rase (no lansuage p,erequlslte). Becau.se .of this simplt demonstration~ hun,. Exhaust system checked European Y.ar Fee: $2,230. dreds of ottr customers have bought Twist-O­ Points & Plugs checked P A RI S Attend French·taught classes. Investigate France Stephens and the Benelu~ countries on a field·stu dy trip. Uve in • Flex watchbands by Speidel. It proves without Tires checked ~ar i s i .n home. 4'rerequ lslt.s: you must be a sophomore or junior; hav. a doubt that Twis't-O-Flex is the 'mOst fle xible, . Lights check(!d one year of colleg& Frenc h a nd a HB" avefaae. Choose from a lilrge se­ Honors Program Fl.: $2, 475. durable, comfortable watchband in. the world! and P .. R.8U .. 0 Attend German·taught liberal erts courses. lection of suits in fin e but the live In a German home. Be introduced to Western Ger· Looks like a million too • • • clincher is many, S.... itzerland and Italy on two field·study trips. wrink~resistant bIenek, the price! Only $#.95 in. stainles8 steel, $6.95 Prerequisites: you must be 0 lunior; have a C·ptus .ver· Complete Cooling System Check age and be proficie nt in German. A suit that will offer you to $1 0. 95 in10 karatgold-fiUed! Come in today. Dos Deutsche Jahr Fee: $2,125 (Each fee includes tuit ion. fl. ld sfudy, room and boa rd, naturell comfort in many Choose from twenty hand80me Twi8f-O-Fle:c Drain and fl"Ish radiator , ouod·trlp oc.ao vOY"lIe from New Yo rk) Q hues and patterns, design8. We'll custom fit it to rour wrist Check hose nd thermostat I ~ Fo, fIIrthir InfOrlnlUon mill coupon. and watch. Add rust inhibitor and lubricate water pump Institute of European Studies ...... ': ... J, 35 Eat W.ck .. Drl~.. Chical/o 1. UIlnols ·: NAM E · Your Jew ..... for 50 YII rs ADD RESS ·• 220 E. Wl5hlngton CITY ZON E STATE ·• 20 S. Clinton HAWKEYE SHELL COllEGE YEAR IN SCHOOl • '.• C PARIS C FREIBU RQ ..• Ph, 1-5521 Corner Burllnlton & Madison ...... THE DAILY IOWAN-low. City, low_Friday, MilY 4, 1M2-P.ge 1 JFK Answers Erbe Hi crest Tightens Faculty Dean Aquatic Show On Guard Unitsl Row Dress Standards To Present Opens Tonight DES 101. ES (UPll - Presi­ realigned di\'ision would have form­ Contro\'ersial I~,ue' of the Hill­ The adopted re.-;oiution prescrib- Lecture Here Personaliti( and cenes ba ed dent Kennedy has a sured Iowa ed from it "a high priority bri­ CfC'l A. ot;latian dre. ~·up rule for ed minimum tandard of dr for on Lc i. Carroll" fantasy, "Alic Gov. orman A. Erbc that the reo gade plus combat support and oth­ \\' edDt' 'day e\ ning and Sunday re 'idem attending thc meal~ "CbrUianity and Communi m" alignment of the ational Guard er uppor! units." It said "Fur­ noon meal- appeared to be re­ andct a penalty for mdi\'idual will be the ubject 01 a I cture here n \\'ondcrlahd," will be featured and reserve units is not the same ther. the present divi ion he a d­ sohed thi week. with a dormitory nolating the standard. May 14 by John Coleman Bennett. in the 'tal Club annual water as elimination. quarter ",ill be retained." council resolution. Th new nIle e tabli. h d Sunday d an of the faculty at L"nion The­ how in th SUI Field Houe pool In a leiter to Erbe. released Undt'r the proposal announced noon meal aUtre a khaki or dr' ologlcal SemlDary, e\\ York CIty. tonight and aturday night at 8. Thursday hy the Republican Gov­ recently by the Defense Depart­ trouer·. dre.-· hirt lind tie. sport ~he I.ecture. J?Onsored by the ernor's office. the President Sllid menl and the Department of tbe or . uit coat. and hard-soled lealher Unlv f ~Y COIn!l111lee on Lectur. the realigned units, which would Army. Iowa would lose one of its d' hoes Iand Vespers, WIll be at 8 p.m. In include the alionru Guard's 34th three com hat brigades of the 34th. Local Leaders r~s -. , hambaugh Auditorium. Division and the Army Re en'e's The state would not be permitted The Wednesday evening dress ... . l03rd - both primarily Iowa units to name which brigade to drop. is to be khaki or dross trousers, Be~nett, who ,IS . a pe~lahst 1D - w 0 u I d be retained as "high Erbe had rallied other gover, shirt with a collar, .nd h.rd- the held of Chn lisn eth!c , PU~­ To Hear Talk sol.d leather dr.ss shoes. B.r. hshed a. book on the tOPIC of hIS priority" brigade . nors to protISt the reduction of "Many people have the impres­ the guard strength which would muds shorts and low-c:ut t.nnls lecture 10 1948 and sion that realignment and elim­ effect nellrly every stat•. shoes may be worn betwnn April in 1960 ~bli h d ination are synonymous. This is Erbe was named to- head a pro­ By Dottie Ray 15 and October 31 at the Wednts- Ia nel edltr?n. en· d I tiUed "Chrl Llan- ... !.:~I""'~· not the case," the President said test committee of governors seek­ ay mea . . . . ity and Commu- in Itoe leHer. ing an audience to the Pre idenl "When people try [0 enlist aid for According to HllIcre t vIce pre I· ni m Today" The letter explained that each after details of the propo ed re­ a project they usually a~k Cor time d nt Ray • filler. A2. ewto~. the In Janua~y 01 alignment were announced. E r b e or money. Dotlie Ray is the type dre s·up standard \\:ere ·et.tn 01'- this year. h at­ said the proposal meant nol "re­ of person who could ask for both dt'r Lo have the dormitory resrde~ts tended the East­ Student Discusses alignment" but "elimination," - and g t them!" makl' a more fOI·orable IInpres Ion We t C h u r c h Erbe was he first to disclo e This thumbnail ketch, made by at the. e meals when guests may be Men's CollOQUY in Satellite Devices that the realignment would co t a fellow member of the Altrusa pre enL Prague. Czecho. each state some guard units and Service Club. de. cribe in a nut· Wedne day e\'ening ha general- slovakia, a mcet- BENNETT ' he promptly fired off a telegram h II the drive and ability of Dot­ At Rotary Club li Ray, Iowa City radio person­ Iy been eta. gue·t night for fac- ing of c~urch leaders from both to the other 49 governors warn­ ulty, staff members and exchange Side of the Iron ('uriain. American satellite instrumenta· in" "your tate may be neltt" ality, ~ho will be th featured speak r at the ,latrix leader hip gr~ups from t~ "omen's dormi- Bennett spent t~e . ummcr of tion has become quite ".ophUi· "We neeel in the reserve struc­ tones or sorontle . 1950 lecturing and trav ling in cated," Donald E. Stilwell. G. Eu. ture a basis for general mobil­ banquet Thursday evening at 6:30 in the Union . The banqu t i pon­ Next year, if • Hillcr.st rosl- Japan. His trip was ponsored by gene, Ore. told Iowa City Rotary ization which will provide the dent appears at either of the two the United Church 01 Christ in Club members Thur~day . number of divisions the Army sored by the SUI chapter of Theta S mln .. t .. from __ Sigma Phi, women's proCe sionru .p.cial m.al. improperly aHired, Japan and the National Christian r.. '. Speaking at a luncheon at the would need after a longer period he will b. ref.rr.d to the Judicial Council. down lown {/Jf}!rUt 1I0lei Jefferson. Stilwell. a student of time." the President wrote, journalism fraternIty. of Professor James Vlln Allen. These needs. the President said. Although Dottie Ray describes CommiHee for a hearinll. If. He holds degre from William' compared instruments on early herself as "just one of many" who violation Is found, the r.sident College. Williamstown, • fa. S.; Ox­ prompted the propoS<'!! realign­ have worked at offender will b, placed on strict ford University, England; Ilnd satellites with those in "moons" tIIent which is now bemg examined 6?O~Q;;.-t being orbited today. thc clothing cen­ dormitory campus for the follow- Union Theological Seminary, He 't$ ,.Ui' by the Congress. Part of the plan ter for nee d y ing two week ends while school has been a lecturer at Yale ni. • 1 Dlposlh t. SID,. tilwell. a researcher in satellit!' "ould be to l'calign eight National The Casket Maker by F.D.I.C, children spon 01'­ Insured instrumentation. discus. I'd the Guard and reserve divisions, prln· il in •• nion, \ rsity. Southern M thodtSt Uni~er- "The Casket Maker," wriH.n by former SUlowan Richard Stock. ed by the AltruSll Dormitory campus. a de fin d by ity. Colgate-Roche. ter Divinity measurement devices used in SUI cipally those which embrace more Club, a fellow satellites. ton, will b pr ••ented by the SUI Department of Sp eh on KCRG­ the r~,olution. will r('Qulre the chool and oth r universities and than a single state. club 'm e m bel'. campused resident to report to the college. He said that the sur Physics De­ The President said during peace­ TV, channel t, Monday .t 6 p.m. Holden Pott.r, A4, Wayn., N.J, Mrs. Jam Tuck­ dormitory duty adYi er within five Bennet. erves a co.chairman oC TODAY ... partment is d signing to launch time. divIsion commanders would (right) and Marilyn GoHsch Ik will star in the production. Th. play er. com mentl'd: • minute' of evt'ry hour from 7 p.m. the editorial board of "Christianity and Ivery another instrumental satellite. Its still exer('ise super'vi ion over the concerns II woman whD wanta to buy. casket for h.r husband and "Doll ie suppl jed ' date has not yet been decided. training of the units. through midnight on Friday, Satur' and CriSis," 0 Christian journal 01 lat.r discovers that the casket maker was Involved in his death. the momen tum day, and Sunday night . opinion. Some of 11is other book FRIDAY and cnthu ia m A similar dres ·up rule was put are "Christian Ethics and Social Good Listening­ nl>eded to get the MRS. RAY into cflect in the faU of 1960, but Policy" (19461. "The Chri.liBn a. Full Banking h in offenders were punish d through /I a itiz n" (1955). Dnd "Christian Library Displays Ex ibits pr~~~clcf!~h:~: ~~~~:~:"Iocated progressIve ystem 01 fines, and the Stote" 11958'. Service Until Today on WSUI thc Carriage Hou 1', 215 . Gov- UnCavorabl reaction from dor­ -n Week cl'nor St., was originated last fall mitory resident concerning the Another Fritndly To .Observe COl after the club decided Iowa ity ELECTED TO BOARD By lARRY BARRETT thl' continuing cries of iIIu trated nceded a central place where dis- rull' and its penalty and a ~ubse­ lI1 a r v i n Thostenson, assi. tant WriHen for The Daily Iowan organ lectures by Professor Gt'r- Two coin exhibit · arc now on I lobby of lh!' library, Includ"5 colo- carded clolhing could be delivered, quent rl'ferendum vote re ulted in profes or of music. has ix'en elret· 6:00 P,M. itg repeal. to t.he executive board of till' VERDI'S "MACBETH" is the hard Krapf, will be heard al 6 p.m. display in the SUI library until ~al lind continl'ntlll currency and tored and then distributed to ell A.. FREE PARKING opera tonight at 7:30. The cast is h Saturday. The dipl ys are beinl! cuins that 8l'lI'ed a mon~y of th n edy childrt'n. Forty volunteer Th new rulmg wlll become eC· Music Teachers National ocia· all-star by anybody's standards: ~ly recollection is thllt tonig t's sbown in conjunction with, 'ationall indlvidu(li colonils and original women work in hifts from 9 to II f ctl\'(! Sept. 17. All que lion' o[ tion 9S a member at large from and Exclusive Seroice the late Leonard Warren plays the program is dcvoted to students of Coin Week. which run through tates. am .• weekda)i·. helping visiting drfinition of the rule will b de­ th West Central Division I title role. Leonie Rysanek is Lady Bach - including members of his Saturday. Theodore '. Wei. buch, Iowa nur e outfit the children. cided by the a socialion pre 'ident Macbeth. and Jerome Hines is immediate family. Bach's Contem- The BoJlinger Lincoln collection. City. arranged the collection for The program has won plaudits and the head social chairman. Banquo. The whole is conducted by poraries is presented "live" from being exhJbited on the third noor, the libr' ry display. Weissbuch, from nul'. e and teachers who have Erich Leinsdorf and staged. in ef­ the South Music Hall; intere ted contains token, In dais. and coins, said a 178'J coin of V('rmont was worked cloely with it, Cily women fect. by the Metropolitan Opera voyeurs arc welcome, but please Which comlnemarutc Abruham Lin. made by a man who also madl' have supported the proj ct enthusi­ ROTC Frosh RELAXI with that outfit·s Orchestra and ~an't )ust open the doo~ an~ sla.m. coIn. counter[t'it British coins. a lically, according to Mrs. Ray; Chorus. It w~lle we re on the air. It s dls- The collection include one of, Some of the coins were really in fael. she recounted. one vol un· B A C H' S CONTEMPORARIES, tractmg. the Cew coins minted in San Fran-' tokens struck in England by order ICI' worker became so involved in Win Awards PLAY GOLF RUDOLPH GANZ . tod ' b r her work that she mbtakenly began .. IS ay s cisco in 19t4, the last j'lar th!!l 01 American merchants ecause 0 to outfit one of the club member's Thirty- even fre hmen enroUed L('gendary Plamst at 2:50 p.m, A mint was in operation. the short ge of h rd money ID the children. in Army ROTC have been awarded TAKE AN HOUR SAVE recent vi~itOJ: to our v~ry o~n Conferedate money. although not united States. In addition to her roles as wife, the Bronze 1 Weapons Qualirication OR TWO OFF AND campus. he wIll be heard In an .m- part of the Bollinger cullectlon. i All the coins in the colleelion, ex- mother, and civic leader. ~rs. Badge after a rine conlest In the 0 e has a temewperformer, and both then by asmeans a recordmg of piano- al .on display. . . thcept rthe Pine tree. hilling. au- Ray eslabli hed herself as SUI Field House. HAVE FUN, roll and disk. One of the oulstand- ThIS exhibit. tn the entrance cn IC. well-known radio personality. Named top shooter over 400 other d The shilling is a copy of coins broadcasling "The Doltie Ray pal'licipants in the competition was ing concert artists of all lime an which an' dated 1652 even though Show" daily from her own home. Richard S. Smith. AI. Jowa City. a distinquished teacher today. tlley wern ml'I1tcd for 30 yenrs. The F tl h . t' gu t h h t f 9" l f th MINIATURE Ganz has an engaging personality C,'ty Schools Plan ,u r~ucn y s e m ervlews es w 0 S 0 a score 0 J ou 0 e hiCh you are certain to enjoy. d, te was not changed because King personalities. but occasionally. she possible 100 poillts. i Charles II 01 England disapproved employs the talents of her hus- The following Military Science I GOLF A GREATER VARIETY of mu- Summer Classes of the colonies issuin,l! thrir own band, Robert Ray, dean of the SUI stud en Is were awarded the Bronze sical fare is offered on Salurday's . y ., money. Th(' colonist~ did not Division of Special Services. and I Qualification Badge for achieving Evening Concert than on almost [ow a . City . rlementar ,. JUnior, change the date so the King could their 7-year-old daughter. Amy. Ia score of 85 or better on the modi- any other day. Tomorrow night. and senIOr high schools \I III open t ot rove th('y were still being The show is not without its pit. fied trainfirc course: 6 P.M.· 11 P.M. WEEK NilES el'ght - count ·em. cl·ght·composers on June 12 for summl'r ~e SlOn, n p • . f R D b R made falls. One mornlDg. ]I rs. ay re- John S. Adam' AI, u uque; on· ON YOUR PURCHASE are represented. ofIlcials announced Thur. clay,' 11 d h d ht rt II .. t p ny L. Anderson. J\l,l MedIIPoIU'o' Barry Cia _t'. at the elpnH.'ntllry Il'vd Cll e. er aug er I era y so - G. Banoll. A1, Paramus. N.J.· o,,"ld 2 P.M. - 12 P.M, • • SAT, OR SUN. Y · S k H ped the show" by unplugging the K. BI.,hop, AlA Rubio. Norton t . Bretl. 8:00 MoFr'nldll·,g, CMh~Ypc41' 1962 wI'11 end July 20 but J'unior nnd u,tt pea sere . h' AI, Jersey "hore. Pl.' RIchard C. OF MOTHERIS DAY 8:15 • ... H microphone. On anot er occasIon. BrunIng, AI. Davenporl; WUllam A. 8:30 News st'nior high classes will continu~ a repairman was insistently ring- ('arbon. AI. Oakville; Jam •• A. Col •• 9:15 CMhuaSuleeer througll Aug 10 0 C n9 es Pia n . b II d . th b d AI, Decorah.' Thoma. A Darner AI. FREE PASS FOR LOW SCORE FLOWERS 9:30 . . nor 5 109 the door e urmg e roa - Nevada; Dwlghl C. Durfey, Al Cedar 9:55 Bookshelf Elementary classes will meet cast. Ill' finally burst into the room RaPldSi: and Denver J . DVOl'llky, AI, IN EVERY FOURSOME 10:00 11 :00 ~~~I~ from 8 to 9:30 a.m. and 10 to 11 :30 Ralph Huitt. profesor o[ political and discovered to his horror that he IOMlbul~Y·N. E8.1. AI. Omaha, Neb.; You Save Wire 11:15 Man &, His Music a.m. Monday through Friday. Cen ~cience at the University or Wis- was "on the air." Richard G. Farland, AI, Swea City; 11:55 Music tral Junior IJigh Scholll and Cit" •. I" Ronald R. Gambach. AJ Tipton; Del. or Phone Charges 11:58 Coming Events . ' , consin. will lecture today on "Can Mrs. Ray s Journa IStlC career bert E. Gebrke. AI Mendota, 111.; 12:00 ~~~th!;aK!~~les HIgh School classl's Will mret from Congress Make an Economic Pro. began at SUI. where she became Max A. HI ,ele. A{. Rock Rapids; By Ordering Early 12:30 • 8 to 9'40 am Bnd JO to 11'40 am f h f' ed't (I.conard W. Hamilton. AI. Cedar 12:45 News ...... gram" one 0 l e U'st women I ors 0 Rapids; Donald E. !lamplon, AI, Cen. 1:00 News Background About 300 "tud('nt. on all levels I' . h D '1 J d a1 t h t III Do lId W Harrison AI Ce 2:00 MUSic are expected to el1roll lor ~umm('r HUI.lt, 0 s)J<'ech writer Cor. Vice T al y owan, an sO.me er d~7 R~;pld.·n David' M. Holcomb: AI: 2;45 American Inlelleclual IIIBlory Pdt J h 1960 II d future husband. She receIved her JOWl City; LeOJlJlrd E. Kallio, AI, IOWI AM-PRO 2:50 News course work. Ho s A. I<:ngcl , ad· . resl ~n . 0 nson In ,WI c, M.A. degree and then tao ught in the CClltI Y'.· and Michael M. Martin. AI, Iowa 4:25 Mu ie ministrative assi tant to thl' ~uper- ~I\'er IllS Clrst Il'cture al 3:30 pm. y 1141 S. RIVERSIDE 3 BLOCKS SOUTH OF McDONALDS 4:30 New. I'ntendent sal·d. '[III'tl'On 1'0. $20 far In 203 Scha fler Hall. SUI School of Journall m. Later, Waller T. O'Connor, AI, Paramus. '-======:--_-====::==::::::::::::::::::::=== ~:15 Teo Time ., she worked at the Amber Adver- N.J .• Ronald G. Plrllek ~ Dysart; - ~ ~~~~ 5:30 4 5:45 ~o.!!S Time residents and $30 for non·resldents A give-and·loke dLcussion on the Using Agency in Cedar Rapids and ~g~~r~ .Fp~!~Vi':"~'E1:'dla~lon~leJo~~~ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@®@)@®®®® 8:00 News 8ack,round at all three levels. afternoon lecture will be held at then became publicity director for A. Roseman. AI, Gtenvlew. 16.; Dean ((t:\0" '&' Bach's Contemporaries - 8 tonl'gllt I'n 328 SehaefCnr Hall .. A. Schaefer EI. LUlerne' Richard S. v::!I ~ Organ ReCital, Gerhard ~ . the Iowa Development CommJSSlon. Smith. AI, iowa City; W(lIlam Stone. ~ NEW ~ 7:00 Krapf FAILS TO ELECT HlIitt has had practical experi- In 1947 she and her husband left breaker. AI. Eldora; BrIan Tabach. ~ ~ 7:30 ~~:~f ~~n~~~l Opera - ROME 111'1 - The Italian Parlia- ence as a legislative assistant to for New York where he became a ~!vl~Ob~ . M,v~o~~' Mt'l$e~:g~Ol~~~l ®@~0~', R E COR' 0 tr.:.®®~0: " Verdi, "Macbelh" menl failed Thur~dl1Y. on it~ lourth Sen. William Proltmire ® SHOP NOW Call 338-1105 for a demanstralion appoinlmcllt, @ or stop in lind visit OUt IIOwtOOlll, @ ... ' Hwy. Carry-out AERO RENTAL SERVICE 6W' Ph. 8-4316 Formerly Benton Street Rental Seroice ~ CAMPUS RECORD SHOP m. HENRY LOUIS, Incorporated Now Moved ~ Block North df Old Location I' 117 Iowa Ave, Phone 7-2364 1:.1 1 H IE) ''The Push-Buttoll Drive-In'" h 110 M 'd l 19 r ONE TWENTY I'OUR t::AST COLLECE • IOWA CITY . ~ ______~ ___~~ __..... _P_,_I_.3_83_1 ______a_I_.n_a_.,.~ '@)@)@)@)@@@@@®@®@®J@®®®@@M I~ I , Ete ~ .. -11962-63 CPC - I SM 111 •• 01 wedn ~ Campus Notes .1 :;;~~~;~,:~:~C~ i ow Opera Workshop Iments when maklOg reservations. were announced Thur day by . ·(·il ~nd. 'The Impressario" by Momrt, . Sodemann. ~4, De Witt , chairma n and ecre and ''Oiallni Schiechi" by Puecini To Attend Convention of the ~l cc llon board. dents will .be presented by the Opera Seven memhers of the Newman The foHo\\'ini lut,;u,:; w('re <1'. 1 the lccted or Workshop Saturday at 8 p.m. in Club will aUend lhe 22nd Annual / : Spencer Page. A3 . Okla· lhe 0 Macbride Auditorium. Central Stales Province Conven. homa City, Okla , Ronald loeHe r. Also on the 1\'0. rkshop program I~lon Friday, ~turday and Sunday, AS, Gla~brook ; Sandra. Wat!'On. :"3, is an original !laUel, "E,·e of St. JO Kansa CIl?', 10. More lh~n 0 . 10lOe ; Lana BorlO. A3 . HI h· Agnes," choreographed by larcia 500 repersentallves (rom four mid· lan~ Park, Ill. ; Dave Benda, 11.3, one of Thayer, G, Coralville. 11 is based ~'estern states will be at .he meet· Colhn. on a poem by Keats, with music mgs. . Sandra Ericron, A2, Elmhurst, by Respighi. Sen. E~gene .fcCarlhy 01 Mmne· 111. ; ancy John. on. Ox. Park these Mrs. Thayer, Larry Lubowich. &cla, will deliver Ihe keynote Ridge, ilL ~ John Di telhorsl, A2 , AI . Chicago, and Jane Plum will addre s. .. Cedar ~apl~; Jary Bywater, A2 , WONDERFUL dance the lead roles. • Iowa City. The 51 Chamber Orchestra, di- Marketing Officers Richard Edler, Al. Hon1(wood, reeted by Paul Olefsky. will ac· The Studenl Marketing Club ~l ; ' ancy Fredricksor,. At, Deer· company the workshop pre enla· elecLed ofCicers for the faU e- field, ill.; Richard 1II1ll/arky, At. dons.' mester Tuesday night. The officcrs Charles City. • • • , are: Paul Thornwall, A3, Slat r. The new members were screenl'd n alul50 me priul Humanities Lecture pres.ident; ~anet T.ueker, ~3, Ced~r and interviewed by a selection on tl i play GoIdee WlIHrt 4-plece T.V, Tray Set­ ....4m StNII ., Dry 1_ Rapids, flTst Vlce·prcsldent 10 board con si,ting of thr('t' members in our tore gorgeou. white and gold- tet equipped 2 iron. in l-new lower temperatur!! Kenneth Burke, Cornell niver· charge of membership; James Co· each from CPC, Union Board and with CII.Y rolling u ten. letting {or "eam, thi, " Ct l<., sity, Ithaca, .Y., will speak on lolo, A3, ]owa City, second vice· Student S nate. ....4m IJectrfc H_ Dry_ lhe "Probl m of faking a Poet- president in charge of programs; -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;___ ;;;;;;;;,; .' Dttecto htfJroom Seal.... ic" Monday at 8 p.m. in the Sen· Judith McKay, B2. Muscaline, sec· ~ olwaY8 aecurate-lilelime guarantee. 2 teparate eontroJa-long flexihle air tube and hood, ate Chamber' of Old Capitol. His relary; and Joe Bell, B3, Iowa City, NOTHING TO BUY - JUST REGISTER lalk is part of the Humanities treasurer. DRAWING SA.TURDAY NITE. MAY 5th leel1" ../I-M.tal 'ro,IIII9 1Mr'4-' AIIIIlt.,. 'O'-plH. Rs'""9 lelt­ Society lecture series. The new oIlicers will take offiCI! MOVING? JIIultiple adju"meu •• [or lil/wg or eont.in, everything a lidlcnllan ttanding,' need. for hi. day. on the lake. • • • in Oclober. Check Our Newman Club Banquet • • Honor Society Officers , LOWER RATES - The 'ewman Club's Spring - On Both Locel end Long Awards Banquet will be held Moy Stephen Shank, AI. Iowa City has I Distence Moves 20. from 7 to 9:30 p.m . at the been elected president of Phi Eta GOOD VALUE olony Inn in Amana. All Newman Sigma, scholastic honor society for CALL 8-5707 FOR L .. Club members and family Dod fre bman men. I A FREE ESTIMATE friend may allend. Other officers are Stephen Wol. I SLICED • C.reful ExperIenced Workmen B • • • ken , At, Monticello, vice'president ; • tl.. n Modern W.,.hou5I David Krohn, Jtl , Joliet, III, sec· For Slo,.ge Oratoricci Contest • C." Us For You, Every BACON retary; David Bye. AI. Holstein, Moving Problem SlUdenls representing six Mid· treasurer; Ronald Hansen, AI, Ma· west univer j,tj will compete 10- son City, historian ; and Eduardo night for $2" ~prlh of ea h awards Macagno. A2, Iowa City. upper Hawkeye Trand er in the orthern Oratorical League ccl,:as:s~ad:v:is:cr~. ____ ..._~~;;;;;;;;;~~~~~:;~: contest. *' TH E The speeches arc scheduled to FRESHEST begin at' 8 p.m. in lhe Senate I TASTlN'" Chambl'r of Old Capitol. The pub· I Dale Carnegie Course CHIf'KE, lie is invit ed. YOU Ruth 'an Rc;>ekel, AI, tan on , is HAVS SUI's ontestant. Effective Speaking, Leadership EVER • Training, Memory & Self Confidence EA1EN Receive Appoi.,t."ents Now Forming in Iowa Two men who received Ph.D. dc­ City gl' l'S iii P ychology at SUI in 1950 Free Informa'io~ on Request, Write: will head psychology departments JAMES D. MARSHALL at un iversiti s'in Canoda and Mis· l'OUI' i. P,O, Box 67, New Londo n, Iowa RANDAll'S SKINLESS Prof. ' Alfred II. Shephard will bccon e the' department head at ':;;;:iiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiii;;;;;;~~~;Z--:;;:-iii-;:~~~~~iiiiii~~;;;~t th e Lniv8r. ity of Maniloba at Win· .' R ni pe:: Jul" I. He is now at (he Uni­ FR N S versity 01 Tor·onto. A Prof. John F . Corso, now at GLASER'S SMORGASBORD ~~~~ L B. 59c Penn yJvania State University:, will PAN bc~o m e head (If .he psychology de· BONELESS CLUB STEAK .... LB, 98t partment at Sl. Louis niversity on Sl'P~ · 1. I READ Y Both eceived 1\1 .A. degrees rrom BROWN & SERVE PORK CHOPS 8 ~ OR $1.00 SLI in 1948. I • BECKMAN'S BUTTERFLY ORK CHOPS 6 FO:t $1 .00 I L • Sorvice Project ..,. COUNTRY StyLE SPARERIBS . . ' . LB. ::~ The SUI chapter of Phi Delta I FUNERAL HOME Th E'ta social fraternity, will clean P K CHOP. LEAN FIRST CUT LB. 49 ond p ai n~ the Johnson County I Home. Saturday fol' its traditional POT ATO SALAD· OR BAKED BEANS LB. C . TAKE ADVANTAGE Of THESE Community Service Day projecL I hi Delta Theta alumr)i living in Iowa City will help with the 507 E. COLLEG EST. proje<; t. A IVERSARY : U All. xpcnses will be paid by the SUPER VAW fratcll1ity. • • PHONE 7-3240 Firm Goldell Banquet Speaker PEA UT BUTTER, ,. O:I~Al~ 39¢ CAN NED EVAt>ORATEO Prof. Ches ~er L. Rich, retiring head of tile deparlment of eco· TALL 89¢ nomillS al Cornell College, will be PET MILK • 6 CANS the guc t speaker at the Order o[ RED ROOSTER ' Artus' ini tUllion banquet May 22. His !.epic ll'iIl be " ReCieclions on a I I ' Lifet;tne of Teaching Economics." CO FEE .... Re'!icrvalions can be made with PI LLSBURY'S Donald Slernltzke. secretary of the I Order of Artus. x2266, or with Mrs. Diane ScversciKe, secretary in the I C KE MIXES 4 ·PKGs.98 ¢ dep3t'lmenL of economics, by noon, HI C May 15. Those who will need trans· porlation s!lould make arrange· 46 OZ. 25¢ ORANGE DRINK. . CMI C"f ICKEH OF THE SEA .6 OZ . .-• CHUNK TUNA CAN Dangerously FLAVORITE $ • I ;." • COOKIES REG.29c 4 PKG. 1°0 demure FRESH CALIFORNIA SUPER VALU STRA BE A GEL FOOD CAKE 9¢ SUPER VALU LAYER ~ WHITES~ RED POl RI 5 FULL QUART39~ CAKE MIX .4 PKGs.98' STOKELY'S ATa S 10 49¢ RATH'S FRUIT PIES ST LBS. OKELY'S QUALITY CHEKD SHORTENING 3 ·tfN 6 ¢ ,I I APPLE - CHER~Y _ VE CHERRY·CHOCOLATE; FES AL'S FANCY PEACH GETABLES ICE TCRE ASPARAGUS3og1~ze4 FOR 98¢ c BIG VALU - CANDY 6$ C ' ORANGE SLICES ifo 19¢ for MA BROWN STRAWBERRY OR RASPBERRY PRESERVES

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.#'". f~ .. THE DAft. Y IOWAN-Iowa City, fow~icfay , MIIy 4, '''t~ ... ., \ Elect Esser President Essay Contest Set - . p 2E __ Sarah E ser. 3. Wa~hington. To Hold 4 Music Recitals IU.. wa elected president of the • For High Sc hoolers I tudent 'urses Organization Iowa high schOOl juniors and Wednesday evening. Here Saturday, Sunday seniors are iD\·ited to p rticipaie in Olher officers are: Kathy AllI· a . tate-wide es. ay coni ~t span. or· bind. NI. Omaha. vice presidenl; Four recitals will be given here Loerke and a islOO by Franceen 00 by the Voter Commitee for Judges and Courts. W. Earl Hall. and Sandra Hensel. 3. Carroll. this weekend in 'orth 1usic Hall. Close. A2, Centerville, clarinet, and .ecrelary·treasurer. All 321 tu· editOr of the 1a on City Globe· CLASSIFI dents in the baccalaureate program Frederick Tims Jr., G, Harri on. John Gafdner, AI, 10nmouth. JIl., Gazl'ttl', is chairman or lhe com· of the College of ursing belong to Ark., will pre ent a piano recital b3!'soon. milee. Saturday at 4 p.m. in partial lui· At 4 p.m. Sunday, Gordon SI I. the organization. First place winner will receive a AlIIomeIiv. 81Mobil. Homel For Sale 13 Rooms Fol Ren. 16 fiUment of the requirements lor A3 . Bu. ley, will pre ent a piano full year's tuition to nny Iowa col· an M.A. dergee. recital. At 7:30 p.m. George 1]· lege or univcrsi'y of hi or her 951 SU BEAM RapMr eOl"~rtlbl., 1934 CHUL T. 38', ,ood condition. [". Advertising Rates uleln, $550.00. Dial 7~. evftllnf.. Iras. BUI oIru. 8-7740. ~ SUMMER Ind laU room. for men. First Show a t Duskl Alan S I a n g, G. Bremerton, lolt. G. ChariI' Ion. fil.. \lilI pre· choice. ~rroved cooiWla {aeWUes. Phone Wash .• will give a elarin I recital ent a darinet recital. He will be The es ay subkct i : "Why (he For Coo.aecutlve In..crtIoDI 1958 GLIDER, 10' x .8'. two bedrooms, 7 afler 6;00 p.m. 15-%4 liSa TRIUMPH TR... OSO co mofor· carpet. one owner. Excellent condl- Sunday at 2 p.m. He will be ac· accompanied on the piano by Jose Citizens of Iowa. uJd Adopt the 'I'bree Daya ...... 151 • Word cyde. Perfed condlUon. Worth much tlon Pbone 1-8008. $-%4 GRADUATE men only: Choice rooms, more th.n the ~ . OO wed. Dial e~ sIlo,,·en. 530 N. Clinton, companied on the piano by David Mari cal. G, Key We t. Fla .. and Iowa Plan Cor the Selection oC Six Days ...... 1M • Ward 11«-%2$$ now. $.-4 75MI or 7-$417. 5-25R A!~:)'jD 1957 SK YI.JNE, 4%' x I', two bedrooms. assisted by Kenneth Evan~. G. Judges." Ten Day...... 2U • Word FOR SALE: 1959 TRIUMPH TR-3. new Dial 1-3030. $-19 ROOMS .ummer. Iludent women Denvf'r. Colo .• oboe; Jame 'lill r. Essay should I c 1.500 word or One MODth . . • .. Word ror w. blttery and Ure . Phone 8-3774 .fter I %J yea ... and ov r. Cookln. pr\vt. NOW SAT~~D~AY ! G, Gr eley. Colo., Fr nch horn. Ie .• typewrill'n. double- paced. (MinImum Ad •• WordI) 5:00 p.m. 5-11 I~ I' x (t' Greot Lakes: two ""ft· le,el. m B. WlSIIln,ton. 1·1se7. 5-11 _-- T REMENDOUS ----: rooms. eKcellent con-speaur portlbl" lahnke. Arcadia, Jowa. Phone 12 on Robert F. Woodward. arrived here tereo. Good condlUon. J.cll Fesler. 18. 5-11 7",724. 5-10 GIBSON Thursday aboard the Independence. 4Da"me n~ For Re nt 15 I CYCLC/P&DIA AWERICANA. Full Phone 7-419~ SEUJNG: GIS Ito\le. rerrl,erator. or part eates re~ta "" Also Playing Tonite & Sat. Nite electric dryer. three pe d eleelrlc APARTMENT : FurnWled or unlue· I. 2-Z~9. I..Cedar Rapids. I5-llR - DOO RS OPEN 1:15 - FI'III'II ....n, " 4:. p.m • ...c. ton ,m.ln" coat (size .0). 01.1 ~2 . nlshed. 0 children. Dial .... 843 ..... day.. Closed SaturcI.ya. An ~ - ENDS ru~r NEW, Two hedroom dunlex. He lp Wanfed 19 THE HAWK NOW SATURDAY - Exr:rI.nc..t Ad T.klr Will ------FOR SALE: Portlble Icebox, handy 1905-1907 D. Street. '11000. With He p You With Your Ad. Itov. and rpfelferator, $115.00. Plus d?I~I~~'le room or doctor'. oUJrs IIlJltJes. 683-2461. 5-15 rOUNTAIN help "'"nled. A~:r' " ht SHOWS· 1:30 • 3:2S PIIl'JiCIll ;pcrl nced pref r : . Lub· 5:2S • 7'25 -9:2S THE DAILY IOWAN RESERVES 'URNISIIED Iwo room aplrtlllen!. Drul Store. 6·1 "FEATURE 9:3S P.M." THE RIGHT TO RIJECT AHY 820 E. Burltnllton. 1 .~1.'II. 5-15 --- ADVERTISING COPY. - - I{F.I P WANTED: Apply It I',,,.. Villi, tiZ'Zt~' :1:00 p 11'1. _Mobil. Homes For Sal. 13 LARG[ furnl. hed or unfornlshed 218 Soulh Dubuque Irter "ELECTRIFYING"I ______apartment. E. lIenl location. AVIU , • I NOW! NOW! lble June. Call 7.:JG62 aner 5;00 pm. 1960 WESTWOOD 50' " 10', Iwo bed· 5-9 'l1LL t1/W day waitress nccLcd. WALT DISN EY'S --- ·------1 allld ' paH · tlm Apply ' ARTHUR room ..11h fronl Itltehen. Lar,~ and ",.ltre . -W-h·o-...--~.-It?------G.E. comblna\Jon Ilr-condlllo'lllnll and NlW unlurnl " a. I bedroom dUl'lex, 11 pel'5On II LaJ Red Bar,... S·5 Very, Very Latestl Ito~'e {n.~rltor . MILLER'S ______.,.... ____2 wlterbeat pump unit. unit,olhe, .Iereo. exlrd. Cull!,an One owner sort r Whltll'\J[·Ken Realty ('.0. 7.2123. .venln,.. B-MT7 W t. W t d ')0 wllh no children. a.M92 .nee e,30 5·27R or.. an e Ceda r Rapids meets SPOUTING WANTED: Repair or new. pm. H GiRL BoY. .. Free e.IIm.le. 656-2381. Kalona. 5012 FOR RENT, .~vrrll rho~.rll,~.1 ------~-- ~ Tonite . ­ (with 7rn«X'S) (WJrIMP) FOR SALE: 8S' x 8' Ownahomc IraU· Iy lurnl hed Iparlm nt.. Avollable COAT. dre • and sklrl bemmlnj/ 01.1 "TOP 40" Re cording HAGEN'S TV. Gual1lntee4 televlaloll er. Excellenl condltlun. T.V .• book· Jun" 10lh Ind JUII. 15t h. Sho"'n by '·H87. ~.. 21 lervlcln. by certUled aemc:emln cas.s. pallo porch. M.n¥ extr•• . Best "rpolnlmpnl. Adul1, only. 21 N. Dodgr S· T· A·R·S I I I.J1)Itlme. 8-10896 or 8-3542. 5-7n orrer. MUIlI II Immedl.tely. 1-5205. 6-2 S reel. Phon 8-8197. ~; I -- - In Person "NOT less VICTOR 47' x S' lwo bedrooms VERY fine rJ I floor ~partlll~nl. HIT NO, 3 ------many exlr.. . For Information cAll Avall.ble dunnt umm~r ~"lon'I' • BILLY J O E FOR Typing 4 8~~_d_urJ_n, day, 8-0077 evenln,• . 15-25 Dial 1·1119 Irom 1:00 to 5;00 p.m. 5·~ t 9 ~OIN An Epic Story • THE -CHECKMATES ~]I~~~ KIDDIES" I~ OWNAHOME I' x 3.', I' x 10' • RAY RUFF TYPING: Fast accurate, experienced. fertoned perch, h' x 10' he. ted furn· 1 Of Love and War! Adm. $1.00 Call 8" 110. 15-26R iIled aludy anne •• exlrl•. Furnllure, Rooms Fo r Rent 16 WITH STAG!: STARS ·arpeu. Jlfeadow Brook Court, 8-7797. RY (LEANING ...... Saturday . ­ TYPING, npertenc.c:. ru eonablp ,fter 5:30 p.m. 15-1. -Fasle.t Growing Twist'" "TOP 40" CAROL LAWRENCE Dial 7·2«7. 5o.R ROOMS tor tlmmt'r ~ Ion. kllch~n AL a nd t he 1955 ~ AFEWA Y SO' x e'. Good condl· prlvll~ , •. DI.I 1·32115 . 5·10 I Business In Ameri,a TYPING, ~Iectl'lc mM. ACcurlte, .,.. lion alu.t Iell. Call 8-77~5. 6-1 NEW UN TOUCHABLES RAF VALLONE perlenced. PnOM 7-2511. $.-4 ------!XTREME!.Y ntre rooms. fnr summcr fe. Ion. Mcn. CIObe In . Dial 8·517l. • Adm. $1. 00 I'~S NASHUA. 30' x 8'. Excellcnt eon· TYPING _ Phone 103M3. 15-2OR dltlon with Ilorr/lo box. 8950.00 C.II 5·IS I If yeu ca n qu.lify '0' • SATURDAY s ·p ·e·C·I·A·L 1·5853 .fler 5:00 p.m. Coral Trail r. JlXAAlrlI CIllO ~ l.IIJI(m5 ~1Dt '11'WIWfT IruAIf I ROOM<; . mole lud nt •. 20 W Bllrlln~· Adm . 50c with I. D. Card • JERRY NYALL Electric Typlnl Servo I 5-18 ton. Dill 8·0708 after 500 pm 512 Ice, phone 8-1330. I5-tR tllM llICKS 38' x 8'. Also .tora,e box, CRAPt'ATE or workln, ,Ir!. Clo - hitch. 8·1408.__ ___ 5·-, In. DIll 8-0993 5·11 MAYTAG ENGLERT - SUNDAY - Ch ild Care 5 19,. ROYCRAFT 30' x S·. IINondl· GRADUATJo: men Ind womlln : KCloqa, ------...... - tloned, birch pinellln" ann~x . MU lt coollln,; Jar,. lItudlo; ",,,II cottl.e Choregi Presents "entirely new show"l BABYSI'M'ER ,.·Inled weekdlY morn. sell. 8-2088 Iller s:oo p.m. 15-29 $30 .00 lip. Grlduale HOUle . Dial M103 HIGH LA DER In,. In my home. a-t018. ~ 1955 45' x 8' trailer. AIr-conditioned. or 8-3915. I5-ISR , , 1I.c1l_... EVA ARIE ~~ Dill 1.~ __ 5·26 _ Laundry/D,y C'eanin g 8 lOse COMMODOIlE 8' x 46', two bed USED CARS FOR SALE Cenler, the followi n. Classical Flamenco Guitarist SAINT Au tomotiv • 1 .. room.. 8 x lU' buulaled annex, hncfit. Are AYlllable: P lus· Color Cartoon ------YOull,.LOwn kitchen, wuhln, m'<;/lme. 1960 TR·3 Roadster WAR EN 1959 CUSHMAN Super Ea,le Kooler. !"6!>!~r 5;00 pm. I5-g . "PLUTO JR." . BEAm CIII University E>iem_I, Cam,,. .., phone 337-2115 * Long Term Fin a n cing t ~'OR l~J EXCITIKQ ADULT EIITUTAIH\lEKTI SALE: Austin Healy prlle. fA. Low As 10% low mlJpscp . Call 8·1151; afler 5;1)\} r"pewrlte ..., Wafd .." L"'•••• . p.m ...II 7·7 68. 1-11 Down) O,,"S, Musl«1 In. rrum...... SENIORSI 19~9 VOLKSWAGEN. black with red 0 1. 1 ' .... 535 Com plete Merch an­ 5 P.M., Sunday, May 6 Irl1erlor. while w.lIs. radio. Contact $180.00 DOWN * ~ dising Starts TODAY! jlrla" Goul~I ·. 1·3138 or 8·5110. 5-9 HOCK-EYE LOAN tl• WI LL BUY A NEW VOLKSWAGEN I Call or Writ. Today Main Gallery, A rt Building FINE PORTRAITS FROM SWEDEN IIEOULAR PAVMENTS At Your Request $TART IN SEPTEMBER • THEIR WORLD-a worlrl of a ~ AI low U COIN-TRONICS,IN(' Admission $1.00 - Ticke ts at Door GI ••• yov ",rlngomenll mUll be mad. before • t f $2 SO May 15 for dallvery II gradu.tlon. 7705 Morgan AVI. So. lot of sex and not enough love! * I An E::!~:rl~rd 3 Prln :ll or . 10 much moNt fram . DORIS DA Y MOVIE ~ Prole"lonal Party Pirtur". I h.wkey. Imports, Inc. Minn ... poli. 23, Min" . YOUNG'S STUDIO UN~~~~~~TY 'OUlhp~~~"'J~7~il~alnut Phone. UNio n 6-4911 ll- ~ S_o._D_ub_u_qu_e ~_~~_~!!~~~~_ t03 ~ . II h,.ralda Drl •• - ..~ ----..-~~~ ~t:------.. " THE "PILLOW TALK" GIRL ~ ••••I •••••••••••••••••••••I •••••• ••••I •••••••••••••••••••• 011 ~a ••~.Pj lI- AND -THE APARTMENr MANI UPROARIOUSLY .. IT'S EASY TO MAIL YOUR DAILY IOWAN WA NT AD 'S TOGETHER I .-ci1Jl.mii~" Use This Handy Want Ad Blank Today I:• t* filL IN AND MAil TO •• r t TO • J • DETERMINE The Daily Iowan, I. COST OF AD Start Ad On I see role box, Classified Advertising, • BOBBY DARIN 1c It his coofest IS the muslciln ... first column of Iowa City, Iowa •• Wanl Ad Se ction. Day Checked .• ' YOUR NAME ...... • mLU STEVENS 1c You may remit ( ) Tuesday ( ) Thursday •• co st of ad w ith STREET ...... ( ) Wednesday ( ) Friday • this blank. Other· ( ) Saturday .•' TOWN ...... STATE wise, memo bill Tota l Number Dcrs • Write complete Ad below including name, addr S5 or phone. • w ill be sent. • ( ) Remittance .•' .•.. McDonald's ( ) Send ., 817 S. Riverside Memo Bill • Cancel as soon • as you get reo • suits. You pay • EN DS iONITEI "THE YOUNG SAVAGES" & "ON THE DOUBLE" T • o n ly for num· • Fine ber of days ad • Arts appears. • IT'S HERE. Theatre • ...... ~• Haldane Farm Lemon Drink STARTS SA TU RDA Y 40~~~~ .J~. By Johnrv Hart For your pleasure we have recently added Lemon Anything Can Happen Vlhen aFrenchman TakesYou Fora Ride ... Drink to go with our Orange Drink. Made from real 'TIlE RIDE'S WORTH ANYBODY'S MONEYI" . Hf=Y! ANOft-l5R G INA LOLI.OBRIGI Dtl, 'ybU AIN'r• .. 'Y. lemon concentrate, Lemon Drink has sugar added "Hi.OCTANE HILARITY I" A SWE:ATE~ l FACe: rr; MAU~ ... and is ready to serve. For a delicious tart, thirst I .... ~ ...... quenching drink, serve Haldane Farm Lemon Drink "ONE OF THE often. YEAR'S FUNNIEST!" .. I ... COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE Featuring Our Own Fresh Soft Serve CONES SUNDAES ROOT BEER <.""" .... , ... ---,~ ...... MALTS SODAS ORANGE ~~·-~-~~~·~·~~_-______~ t . . . SHAKES FLOATS COKE HEY KIDS !! BEETLE BAILEY By MORT WALKER DON'T FORGET TH E MILK • • • • OPTIMIST CLUBIS FREE KIDDIE CARTOONS HOW DANE'S DRIVE-IN DAIRY FOR BICYCLE SAFETY WEEK!' YJ mil. west on Hi. No. 1 Open noon till 10 p.m. BRING YO UR TICKETS WITH YOUI HALDANE FARM DAIRY SATURDAY MORNING 10 A,M' AT THE Y1 Mil, South of Drive·ln Open All Morning CI: a_A) THEATRE Page I-THE DAILY IOWAN- Iowa City, Iowa-Friday, May 4, ,"2

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