.. I al owan Serving The State Un iversity of Iowa and the People of Iowa City

£alalJJished ill 1868-Five C nts a Copy Iowa City, Iowa, Tuesday, May I, 1956

Altermath 01 Michigan . Stud~nts Senator Borlde}!s. I I Last Words The.. Ir. kn.tor Barkl.y'l 5 I.st word,: or

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to it III the ('lit of tTte mlghly." eo . -- . IHearl Attack ICalls Missiles Job I ,oelll '0 Tbt Oilly lo ..an) Air Force reS('arch and develop- NEW YORK - Trevor Card· m nt until he resigned last Feb- ~~~g!,~:1.~ During Talk ncr, former As istant Seer tary ruary. Icvei d his criticism at blame for our failure In the mis· I'V ' I of the Air Force. Ilccused Dc- the same time a Senate Arm d sill' program on "business exec- 10 eep fense Secretary Charles Wil son Force subcomm:tlee is inv sti- ullvl'. who run th(' govcrnm nL. " Fala ~1\>ndIlY of bungling the guldcd galing the D(·rcnsc Department's Ill' said thl'Y are completl'ly op· missil s progrnm and "snarling administration or our Air FareI.'. posed hy "III(' nation's grt'otl'st LEXI GTON. Va. WI - Sen. Al­ It up in burcaucratic red tape." C ardncr, writing in Look maga- • ci,·nU IS. missll s engln~('rs and ben W. Barkley (D· Ky .) collapsed Gardner also predictoo th.'It the zine, further charged Wilson with rnllll ry Il"adtrs" and dil'd Monday of a heart at· newly appointed " pedal assist- He al. 0 citt:d bickt'ring amonll tack on the tage he loved bl' t­ ont" lor balU liclrmiBsile de- failing to inCorm Presid nt Eisen- th Army. ovy :lOd Air Force velopm nt. Eger V. 1urphr e. hower and the people a 10 the til Political Platform. Senator Barkley Cor pr Cerr d tn'atm nt in devel­ Formcr Vice-Pre 'idellt will never be able to straighten true tate of our "guided mi iiI'S oping variou types of guided The 78-year-oLd "Veep" in the crisis." Truman administration fell as he out the program becau c he lacks mi il 5 ns one of th mllin ( c­ th power to do so. Calling Ule [nt('rcontinental tors holding up our mis. ill' de· neared the nd of a 3O-minutl' key­ county judge and th n. In 1913. he Gardner, who was in charge oC Balli tics fissile "the one wea- velopment. note speech at Washington and went to the U.S. House or Reprc· Lee University'S mock D mocrallc S('ntalivcs. lie went to the Senate eonvl'nlion. 1n 1927. • Ite hod just r('called his national lle re~ignC'd from the 5l.'nate to political care r as a congrl'ssman, b('come vice·president In 1949, Big Reception 5 Named, To junior scn:.tor, senior Sl'lIotOl", ma­ having been elected the previous jority leader. vice·president and fi· November with Harry Truman in Showers nally junior SCnator again ror the a campaign in which he often chl'('rlng students. His last words made thr e or (our speeches 11 At Home for, Study Iowa were: day. and .. r am wi1lin~ to be II junior. I Splrk.d Convention am glad (0 i( on (he back caw, It \vas B\W~e.1 wi,\) \1\ t~t for I had rathl'r be a servant in the breathed new life into the Demo­ Red Leaders Drought Are shouse of the Lord than to sit in the cratic National Convention in MOSCOW I.fI - Sovi t Russia', Warmer se(lls of the mighty." DES MOINES (.4'1 - Five reprt'­ Philadelphia. Delegates, tewing leaders returned Crom Britain lo a Bru,h.d Mik. in boiling summer heat in the triumphal flowers-and·kisses reCl'p, srntativ('s of state and fl'dcral city's Convcntion Hall. appeared lion in Moscow Mond:ty, and A sllght worming trend is ex­ agricultural ag ncles were nnm('d IIc stcpped bllck (IS though try. pected today, with the high being by Gov. Leo Heegh Monday to ing to continue and fell. brushin'l in til<' doldrum. artcr closing of promptly bid ror lmprov d floJa. the confid nt R puhliean conven­ tlon with the United tates. 46 in lhe exlreme northeast to make !1 quick sur\'(,y of southwest (I microphone to the stage with 54 In the exlr me southwest. Iowa to determin(' wheth r It him. lion. . (DIII, Jow." 1'hlo by J."y "Olf)) With Premier l\'iko1ai Bulganin A (ew scattered shower arc shouid hi.' designat'd as a major MrR. Carkley. t11(> 51. Loui Then camc a stirring spcech by standing by, Communist boss Ni­ the fighting, elderly seMtor. STREET SIGHS BAGGED by four University of Mlchl,ln stucMnt sclv'nter hunters InclulMd six low. City kita Khrushch v told 10,000 cheer­ pt· dicted and the Weath r Bur­ dl. a. h'r urea b<>cause of the widow hl' marri('d in J949, was in limit mlrk.,. lind two It... et corner mlrkers, all ... moved from their poetL The ItuIMnt. w ....."...,tec:t e:tu aid moisture ror all of Iowa drought. Ule audil'nce. Everyone in the hall seemed Lo ing Ru lans "It S('ems to us th:lt perk up and Barkley was given a '''''y Sunday .nd given several thintl in ... turn Includln, five tuHlc tld,n, flMI .ltd ..ver.' hours In the Ule U.S.A. is already beginnini to in th (orm pf light rain is like­ II askl'd the five at thC' clo. e of N('ws or Barkley's death reached lewl City Police Sgt. Rlchlrd Lft dlspl.ys the Ii,nl, rou. lng round o[ applauS(' which 1.11 , show d sirable signs of moving 011 ly Wednesday. a two·hour conference of the a 'no W(l~hington after Congress had p ------stirr d up new nthllsiasm and , Th high Monday was 48 at c'/ repI'CSHit Here To Get negotiations with PreSident Ei n­ and thl' committee May 10. S('n . William F. Knowland ot 1903, to Mi$s Dorothy Brower of I hower on world probl ms. As an alternative to whether California, Rcpublican I e a de r, aid: "The country and Kentucky Paducah. She died in 1047 a(ter a Bulganin said their lO-day tour Report New di~asl('r area deSignation should be long illness. oC Britain, in which they nego­ . ought, the governor said. the five­ have lost a great citizcn and a Cease Recall" Cuban Press ' Tralfie :Ticket; gre:tt senolor." tiated with Prime Minister Eden, member group should advise whot N.tion.1 Dls'ltor "was of gr at political and ~racti­ can be done to supply an urgent * * * Of Refugees HAVANA, Cuba lA'l-Censorship cal Significance in Anglo.sovlCt re­ Farm. Bill need for teed and water. en. Herbert Lehman IO·N.Y.> Fined $230 lations and th whole international lloegh a k('d that the quick sur­ s:tid: "Sen. Barkley's death Is a was clamped Monday on Cuba's ilrc:tt shock to me and a national ~arkl~y : B~g 1.4') - b{I WASHINGTON The State press and radio, and public meet- Four Unl'versl'ty of 1I11'chig~n~ stu- lire." The one sour point both em· WASHINGTON UP! - The 1I0us vey mad' or th 7th congr . phaslzed was the attitude of the Agriculture Committee approved a sionol di stricts. and southern portli disaster. Jlis placC' In history is se­ Department Monday told the Polish ings were banned in the aftermath dents, in Iowa City on a scavenger cure but his pinel' in our hearts British Socialist Lobor party, which new (arm relief bill Monday but or the 5th and 4th. Embassy Monday to stol) putting of Sunday's civilian rebe\Iion. hunt for one Iowa City traffiC will never be fill d." Loss to Parly , they aecuS('d of following " re­ refused to write in authority for Named to the 5.memb<>r group Barkley, a geniai man and a pressure on Polish nationals here Congress was asked to approve ticket were rewarded (or thcir en­ actionary anti-Soviet policy." President Eisenhower to make soil arc 5l.'cr ·t~ry of Agriculture Clyde reat story te\l(lr. was one of the WASHINGTON (1\ - The sudden to go back behind the [ron Curtain. tbe suspension o( constitutional deavor with five tickets, fines total- From a red-draped speakers' bank payments this ycar. . Spry, Dwight Meyer, state chalr- most popular men in the Senate dealh of Sen. Alben Barkley o[ It accused embassy \)f{icials o[ liberties at a special session today. ing $230, and a few hours in the stand at the Moscow military air­ A Republican attempt to add soil man or th ASC committee; Dl'an ond one of the hardest working. Kentucky Monday night took ffom "seeking out Polish nationals in Special permission was givcn for city jail. port, Khrushchev cited President bank prepayments to the legisla- Floyd Andre oC Iowa Slate Coll('ge: the Democrats a prospective key· Eisenhower's speech beCore the tion was defeated on a party line Kermit lJansen, state dir('clor of noter for their presidential nomi­ this country and ... by various a labor day rally. The students. arrcsted early Sun- American Society oC Newspaper vote oC 19·t5. the FHA, and N. P. Blllck. state TRUMAN REMARKS methods ... attempting to prevail 15 Killed day, each drew a ticket (or dis- HURON, S. D. (N! - For"\l;r nating convention and a veleran Editors in Washington. April 21. Th committee voted unanimous- banking superint('ndent. warhouse oC the campaign to fol- upon them to return to Poland." "We cannot agree with many Iy to send the bill to the House U.S. Sen. B. B. Hickenlooper oC President Hurry S. Truman Said The government announced that orderly conduct and one, Jerome of Senator Barkley's death: "r low. • In a nOle handed to Polish Am- things he said because they did floor, whl're the soil bank issue- Iowa discu ed the di aster ar(,9 The heart attack that feUed B:trk­ bassador Romuald Spasowskl, the 15 rebels were killed and 4 soldiers M. Salle, a second fo r running a not help good re~ations," Khrush­ and others-will be fought Qut all designal!on pos~ibilitics. But he am just as sorry as I can be to h ar of Senator Barkley's pass­ ley at Lexington, Va. shocked De­ Slate Department asked that the were wounded in the revolt. The stop sign. chev said. but he praised Mr. Els· over again. sllid h hesitated to have "Iowa or mocrats and Republicans alike. It enhower's words on a possibility of Chairman Harold Cooley 10· a part of it so designated, partly ing. He was one oC lhe finest practice "cease immediately." announcement said four rebels Taking perl in a scavenger hunt men 1 ever knew. He was a great removed rrom the national scene a Spasowski told reporters at the were kilied while trying to escape. being held at their university. they closer tics between Mo cow and N.C. I said he will try to get the becau e of th psychological eCfect former vice-president who retained the WE!st. bill to the floor as soon as possi- It would huv ." • congrrssman, a great senator and State Department that, in the case Gen. Francisco Tabernilla, Cu- were charged with slealing six one of lh gr atesl vicc-presi­ at 78 a spellbinding oratorical Mr. Eisenhow('r had ch:tllenged ble, perhaps today, under a rull' He wcnL on to (>xplain he m('ant ability highly valued by his party. of three Polish seamen who gave ban ar~y commander, said about highway signs marking the city the Russians to prove their avowal permitting amcndments to b In· such designation might result in a d ots oC the nalion - and a citi­ zen that the United Slates can Althougb younger men had been up American sanctuary and wenl 20 fieemg rebels were ca~tured limits, and two corner markers o( peaceful intentions by abolishing troduced rreely. low('ring of Iowa land value and always be proud of." suggested for the role of temporary home last fall the seamen ap. and that 12 had admitted theU' part from the inlersection~ of Pleasanl "the wrongs of Stalin." in which he The bill is stripped of many lea· have othC'r adv('rse effects. lie chairman and keynoter at this mentioned the continued di vision tures objcctionable to the adminis- said on alternative would be per­ proached the in the first in the uprising. He said an order and Bloomington streets and Ron- year's presidential nominating con­ e~bassy of Germany and Korea. But he lration and is the "oUiclal" De· milUng farmers to borrow corn When he was vice·pre ident his place. confining Cuban troops to barracks aids and Governor streets. vention in Chicago. many politic­ said a Soviet government genuinely mocratic sub titute for farm legis· from government aled bins, but grandchildren ga\'e him the name ians had expected Barkley would He denied that embassy official~ had been lifted. The four, one 17 and three 18, devoted to the legitimate interests lotion whlch Eisenhower vetoed that would take additional lcgisia- of "Veep" and the word became a be the compromise choice if an)' made what the State Departmenl Rei.... Ex·Pr.lident appeared before Justice oC the of the Russsian nation "can have April 16. lion. part of the nation's political lan­ conlToversy developed over a sel­ friendly relations wilh the United It contains a soil bank plan but guage. described as "unsolicited personal The government annOunced lhe Peace J . Newman Toomey, acting relion. States and the free world for the not the authority Eisenhower con­ PLANE CRASH KILLS 2 51 Years of Politics T.mporary Chllrm." visits .. on the sailors. release of ex-President Carlos police judge, Sunday noon . asking." tends he needs to pay Carmers this STANSTED, England IA'I- A big He won his fir t political office Barkley. beloved of his colleagues The three Polish seamen appar· Prior Socarras, who recently re- They told Toomey that they had Reading a prepared text through year for cropland tbey promise to Roy:tl Air Force Servicem n's 51 years ago, when he was elected because of his enormous rund of enlly involved in the case were turned from exile in Florida ; An- been instrucled to get highway steel-rimmed glasS('s, the Com· withdraw Crom production next "Camily spcci:t!", airliner skidded prosecuting attorney of McCrack· year. BARKLEY - among 22 granted sanctuary in the tonio De Varona, former president signs, a ticket Crom the police, the munlst party chicftain said: at JOO miles an hour and crashed en County. Ky., where his homc " We hope these words will be on takco(( Monday. Two of the lown of Paducah is located. U.S. after their ships were seized of the S('nate, and Jorge Alonso. signature of SUI President Virgil strengthened by practical steps. SO persons aboard wer(' killed. Four years later he was elected (Co ntinued on page 6) by Nationalist China two years ago. son · of ex-President Guillermo M. Hancher. and a statement from With good wiJI, much can be done Maior Witnesses . ~------Five Russian sailors left this Alonson Pujol. SUI football coach Forest E\'ashev- tc improve relations betwren the country for the Soviet Union April Prior and others including his ski. U.S.S.R. and the U.S.A. Refuse To Testify " Little by little, we can re­ T-he Home of Tomorrow 7 under circumstances which led supporters and student and oppo- Salle was rined $100 on the can­ establish confidence. COUNCIL BLUFFS IA'I- The dis· to the expUlsion of two members : sition leaders were seized for ques- duct charge and $5 Cor running tbe "Eventually We may reach agree· trict court trial or RusS('U F. Leon· oC the Soviet United Nations dele· lioning Sunday when the revolt stop sign. The other three. Stephen ment on disarmament and have hardt, 35, former Council Blu/(s normal trade and cultural relations policeman cbarged with conspir. galion. flared. Einn, Jerome L. Katz and Alan W. acy, ended suddenly Monday after· The Senate's Internal Security Prior Crequently had been ac- Rosebluth, were each fined $100. with the U!S.A." cused of plotting revolts against noon when the state's two major Su1x;ommiUee has been investigat· tile governm(>nt, but he always de- In each case, $50 of the fine was witnesses refused to testiCy. One lng the Russian cases. nied the charges. suspended. of the witnesses thre:ttened to shoot 'Monopoly' Report Leonhardt. ------Scheduled to testily in the trial Denounced by GM which opened Monday morning were Earl Vaughn, 54, and John DETROIT IA'I - A recent Senate P . Davis, 46, both or Council Bluffs. Find Tribe Dying in Wilderness "big busincss" subeommittee re­ They, were subpoenaed from Fort port on General Molors was de· Madison Stale Pentienliary where NEW YORK (.4'1 - Two American They seem destined, Weaver add­ cans the legend o( the Phi Thong nounced by GM lI10nday as "wholly bolh are serving 10 year terms Cor explorers told Monday of discover­ ed. to be wiped out eventually by Luang might be lrue. unwarranted." and based on opin· breaking and ('ntering. Ing the most melancholy people 10 maraudJng tigers. the scourge of Eventually, the expedition was ion and hearsay rather than on Leonhardt was accused of con· documental fact. spiring with Vaughn and Davis to tbe world - a ghost tribe dying out their jungle vastness. able to make contact with a clan The statement was GM's reaction burglarize a Council Blurfs super· In the remote wilderness of Thai- The expedition had heard tales o( the tribe - six men, a woman land. \. to the (indings in a staff report of market last Nov. 21. Leonhardt oC a mysterious tribe oC strange, and a small boy. Other members the subcommittee headed by Sen. was one or the officers arresting "Their lile was indeed one o( primitive nomads. They reputedly of the clan had been eaten by O'Mahoney (D-Wyo.l. The commit­ the pair following the burglary. He basic. joyless c.xistence," recount­ " (aded" away ghostlike at tile ap­ tigers. tee report questioned whether GM resigned Crom the police force fi ve ed Robert W. Weaver, leader of an proach or strangers and no one should be allowed to cxpand Creely days later. Weaver said the clan knew noth­ into any new fields; it suggested expedition sponsored by the Amer­ could be found who had actually ing o( farming or trapping. They GM should cut car prices and pro· YOUNG GOP MEET Ican Museum oC Natural History. seen them. hunted or gathered their food. They posed a further study by Congress DES MOINES IA'I- A joint rn..oet- He said the Phi Thong Luang Weaver and geographer Thomas did not sit around camp£ireJI to­ and the Justice Department to de- inl! oC lhe slate Young Republican termine if action 'is called for to executive committee and the Con· • (Dati, lribelmep apparently never get L. G~man spent more. than .two gether. The children had no toys. aqry. never feel Cear, never smile years 10 Thailand studymg mmor , , curb what the report called a trend (erence for Young Republican THIS MODEL HOUSE, desl~ned to enabl. Its oceupam to c--""'ably withat.... aid MI.... t whI. - In short, have none o( human- basi(' tribal groups. Questioning o( The adults eniaged III nb sports toward monopOly by Gener~1 Mo· chairmen and vice chairmen will ter. II a "atured aHractiolt at the Itt! AnnUli SUI C•• I,n Elthlbltlon atartf", toda, ..... SUI Art a"uil- COQv14!ceQ ~ or f.o~biea. tors. . be held here at 2 p,m. Sunday, Int. 511 STORY; p ... 3. IQ'. ~emG4~" local hunters J\meri· ;;;..-... I { P.,e 2-THE DAILY IOWAN-low. City, I•• -Tuesny, M.y 1, "S6 , The Daily Iowan doodles by dean'

(A.leul Nollce. mun be 1.Il ot "!'he Dal· y 10...,,,,,, ollia. Room 20t c:oou.» TIle DlIily lowal. is all indepen(/ent expression of SUI adlllilli.stration policy cauo... center. by 8 a.m. Monday I Jf publlchUon lJ\ The Dally Iowan on Tu.,..,.,.. or opinion .• "foUcet for other .. eek 4 3)'. mus, be In by 5 p.m. two dlY. prJor to pubUcaUon. daily newspaper, u:ritten and edited by The:\' mlat be Iyp~d 01 lellbly wrthen u,d .'IlIed. They wUl not be accepted The Iowan, in the terms of a policy by phone. J hey will not be pubHlhed more ti".an one week prior lo the event. student.s. It is governed by a board of The Dally Iowan r ..... r .. p~ Ih~ r.,hl In Oyd IIOA_O 0' IITVOI'lHT using sl{Jres do approximately 15 to Club Tea, [owa ~~moria~ Union. h.. . lllBla.f l •• A880ClATEO palS8 •Man.pn, Edllor ...... •. Jack Pe.... AFTER DISCHARGE from the the student to observe the opera­ tions, ] more fully realize the great I'UBLICATION8, INC. , Th. Aoooc:.IatA!d PreAI I. entitled u­ Ne,.. Editor ...... Gene ln,le service and completion of intern­ tions of his practice, to go out on respect other educators have for 19 per cent of the nation's total 8 p.m.-Hurnamtles Society ~ elusively lo tile UR lor hpublleallon City Editor ...... Jam.. f'II!nsbura Robert r. Blitz. A3; Dr. Geor,e S . retail business, with food stores, gram, Senate Chamber, Old Capl' Your gl,,, '" .u the local new. printed an till. AN\. City Edlton .. .. LaITY Dennl•• Eaatan, Dentistry: Uerbert R, Hedle, ship, students can take their choice calls with him, and usually to live SUI's medical school. ~per •• well as .11 AP news I:llen Fernande•• PIIyUIa nemln, 03; Dw.,hl E. Je1lllm. G; Prot. Mu.h of going into private practice as a in his house. The student thus • gasoline stations and drug stores tol. Insured, dl..,.tdleL Sparta Edllol' .•...... Ivar. Ueplns 1:. Keioo. Pollilcal Scl .. n~; Dean • • f Q. practitionedl' or returning or' a "THE MEDICAL school has one Society Editor .. , . .... • &I.. nor Benz ~n Ladd, Law: Prof. Leslie general learns exactly what the lire accounting for 70 per cent of tha Tuesday, M.y I Fre.h, c D.uLY IOWAN IVP&aVI80aS raGM Wire telllOra .. ,...... Tom LI••• nd MoeU.. Journellam; RJchard . D. to one of the country's larger hos­ general practitioner is like. of the mOllt competent faculties In 140,000 stamj)·using retailers, he re· Il a.m. to 10 p.m, _ Eighth An· IoCIIOOL 01' lOU.. AUIII fACULTY To... 8ebornbont WoUe, MI; Ch.rles Wylll .. , U . Treal­ free of padt PubUlher •.. .•...•.•. Lester Q . Benz ChJ@f PhotOl1'.pher ...... Bob Kern. urer: Elwin T. JolIUCe, Vnlverolry pitals to study and gain experience "Iowa needs more general prac· the United States if not the world. ports. . nual Design Exhibition, "Suspen- EdltorIAIl ...... U,.r cnne Wlreplloto Technlcl.n . . CbarIH A1kn 8ua1neta Mana.er. in one of the specialized fields of titioners." Dr. Morrjs said. "There "We let letters rro~ hospitals Adwrtlaln•...... )"x W.I.. Although some sut~eys pom~ . to sion Shelter," Fine Arts Gallery. ClmalaUon ... .•.... ""bur 1'etenon medic me. Completion of a special· is now more definite honor be· all over the country requestinl! m­ Q6 ~r cent of Amencan famlhe~ 4:30 p.m. _ University Fac:ulty DAILY 10""''' ADVlaTaaprQ ITAPI' SubRrtvUon ntea - by came~ In IELLEYC ... . _. . • ..::.. • , i ro.. dty. 15 cerd•• eekl,. or $II J)eI' ty residency lakes £rom three La stowed upon the 'family doctor' lerns who are SUI gradUates." savlOg stamps, Vreden~u~g esl!· Council, House Chamber, Old cap!­ DIal ~19i II , •• ' .. .., ,...... n_ ...... s; J'6lU1lCotbUn Iyear In edv.... ; .... 1DORtha, fl.2!l1 five years . type of M.D." UD&OUeiteci aJ1icles on SUI's Col­ mates that nearly 29 militon per· to1. 121 S. GIINrt t ...... Bus. Mar ••. WJWam. J. V...... thne m"OrltM ••10, ., !MIl In 10.,., D", ...... " ,: ..... ·T•• C\aaIfled A1aa 11ft year; .... monUu. t5; three lege of Medicine have ~ IP IOJlI. QT .8il1JlC lj1e!1lber of aboqt {For InlormallQn .-ello rdlne. dUe. ~ • ~ "w .. ..,.. .. U...... ,. liar...... "'_be,. • Dr. W. W. Morris, associate pro­ • • • .. ... ee..•• I...... C•• te,. II -- m ....uaa. ts: all other .....n lub..,rlp. fessor of medical psychology and DISCUSSING other 'fields in the nation's foremost medical hal( of all American families are t.....t w,,-od!edw.,., eee ~~i ..UOII' 1ft 1\ ,... M ••••' ctrculallon Mar.•. Ch1a,les A. Ra""'ett tlon•• ,10 per )·e.r; Ill" monlh•• f$.80: • .\,. I rt' I 'I ~p n"lrp or th~ rr,.;lcl,.nl. Old .,.. ".,. • .... te ~~· i ~ l :mt I1I\.'\ n for rnr l1ir:l1 <: tlld,'nt whirh 1I.n . <; t1rr l1M'IlrI1 , Or. l\1or- jOllrn:ll~ . ,:11 n. r:l 1Il ~. <:1::lIl1pQ. c ,l\ltoll ""n." Ir ••• )·. A, In'. Mil .... l',,-ul IJt.rd Ihre. 111 ,n'h ~, ~ n~ Go You Hawkeyesl Sweethearts Jail Parolee • California' Luxuries For Violation Jack R. Swan. 23. Elmira. N.Y.. ' hell by Iowa City authoritie as a • Iinvade SUI Campus prole "iolator Crom ,New York . Ca!i{ornia's Chamber of Commerce may be unhappy about a n Yo' tate, is serving a fh-e·day sen· "plan for Iivin::" teatured in the eighth annual Design Show to open at tence in the Johnson County jail 8 p.m. today in the S J Art Building. Cor driving wi thout a lie n e. Two model of home sites in the exhi bit how how to mOl'e Califor· Parole authorities in New York nia' climate (0 bett r) to lhe have asked thal he be detained un· 1idwest The model were made [l d r a warrant for violation of a by two desi n students of Prof. John Schulzt'-Dall Ford. G. Lau· parole (rom a S-year term for bur· rens, and frank lrub, A4. Iowa glary. City . ,,======1 wan wa arrested Sunday by Sl el·supported domes of glass MORTAR BOARD highway patrolman J. E. Bertram· and plastic take the place of a [orLDr Board Alumnae club son 5e\'eral hours after Swan had • house roof in the model • extend· will hold a potluck upper at the pull d into a driveway oC a farm ing over yard. garden and outdoor home oC n Eula Van Meter, 34Q Cour miles east oC Iowa City on lil'ing area as well as the co nven· Ferson. today at 6:15 p.m. Highway 6 to repair a tire on the tional kj lchen and bedrooms. Solar Mrs. Clark Houghton i chairman JOYE WARDECKER, Al. Lom· PHI EPSILON PI selected Joan car he was drivi ng. Dick.r, A1 . Io wa City, as th.l,. healing. involving a solar battery of the evcnt. Committee members b.. reI. III., was pru.nted as ATO The farm operator . J im Schne· sy lem whlch lore heat when the are: Mrs. For t Eva h v kit Sw"th,art Saturda y at tho Alph .. Dr.am Girl. She wu crown.d berger. aid he called the highway sun is out. warms thi whole "en· Miss Barbara Behrens and Mrs. T.u Ome,a spring formal he.d In S.lturday at the ,roup'. spring patrol after Swan made no attempt vironment (Or living." BUrton Kirkman. Any members tho Chapter hous., form ... at tho M .. yflow.r. to leave after several hours. A wirnming pool sits in the mid· who have not been contacted may 100ily I ... OD Ph.I.' call Mrs. Houghton. 3275_ Bertam on. while c h e c kin g die oC each Jiving arrangement. Swan's identity. found a Ne w York NEW CO·CAPTAINS of tho SUI Cheerleadinl squad. Bonnl. kutter. A3. Peru. III " laft. and Ed Karl , A2, Band To Dedicate Special Dralt Test state parole card and a Ccok Sioux City, right, talk over plans for naxt.lall's che.rieadi", pr.,r.m with newly cho ..n c .... rl.ad.n, enabling one to watch snow Calli ng DU WIVES AND MOTHERS on the gla dome above while Th D Ita Upsilon Wivc and County. 111.. jail service card in T.rry Hack, A1 . Alton, III., s.cond from I.ft. and P.b U.... 'd, AI. Decorah. Cheerl.adan not pictured Set lor May J7 Swan's wallet. .... Klith Basley, A3, DIS Moin.s; John !lallard, A2, Marlon; Lorrl. Shadl •• A2, BOOM. and Donna Schu· floating lazily in a worm pool in Moth r Club will meet today at Concert to Goldman The S [ Symphony Band will m."", At, Waterloo. January. 8 p.rn. In the University lub A special Selective Service quail· Rooms oC lhe Iowa Memorial Un· dedicate its 75th anniversary con· fication test will be htld fay l7 for Small Ir and hrub give the ion. Election oC officer will be ecrt May 16 lO the late Edwin "feel" of the out-of-doors and help held. Ho t s Cor the venin Franko Goldman. long acknowl. students who w rc unable to tak~ l JayCees To Conduct absorb noi e. are Mr. Paul Sayre and Mr . edgpd dean of the world's band· the regu"larly scheduled test in It pays 10 .dd Gibbs First 'Balloon The Design how will be open to Richard Setterberg. rna ter and compo r of the ovember and April. secret,(ill Ir. illine 10 reMlf collett th public through May from 8 march, "]owa." which will be pub· accom pllsltmenls if you .,e.mbitious Iicly pr sented for the first time Applications for the te t must be a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through DRAMA STUDY GROUP 10 ret .nd hoIct one CII thott bett. First 'Cleanup Week' at the anniv rsary concert. postmark d not later than May 7_ \ Friday and from 2 p.m. to S p.m. The I·act play. "Overtones." positions in business. Retrieved in . Iowa City's first annual "cleanup. paintup, Cixup. light up" week will Salurdays and Sunday. Included will be pre nted at the r gular Goldman. who rued in February. ThI' test. which is given to de· begin Monday and last through !\lay n , the Junior Chamber of Com· In lhe exhibit are many piece oC meetln of the AAUW Drama Study hod originally been eheduled to termine draft statu • will be taken merce announced Monday. Cornitur and hou e and building Group meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. conduct the SUI band In the pr . by stud nts nol previously Ie ted. Mayor LeRoy Mercer has signed a proclamation dc i!rnotlng th week plnns completed by student in lhe In th W sley Hou e, 120 N. Du· mier performance or the march. s..... eo., .. tor Colle .. w_ design clas c . buque SI. Another gu t conductor ' will be Wil l. CoH ... .,.. 'or Central N.Y. as "clellnup week" on behalf of CIIIS ClllS AT WalK Th 2·part program will aloin· eho n In th near future. accord· SPEAKS TODAY Io wa City. and the JayCees will KATHAIUN. Cosmic ray research equipment request President Vi rgil M. Hanch· clude a talk by 1>11 H len Baird. ing to SUI Band Director Freder' BuCord G:Jrner. uperintendcnt or the first "Skyhoo k" balloon er to sign a similar proclamation who will describe her experience ick C. Ebbs. of Iowa City schools. will speak to GIBBS in directing l·act plays in high The concert will commemorate launched in Iowa City March 13. on behalf of SUI. committee chair· CITY RECORD th Iowa City Kiwanis Club at noon ••CII.TAII,,," man George nolden. G. Iowa City, chool and junior college . the founding at the SUI bands In service was reported foun d by a farme r in 1881. From til point of continuous today in the J ffcr on Hotel. Hi ...... ". 11 110,,..,_...... T.. _ 11. !:II PwIr ",., said. "Ov rlones" Is directed by Mr .. " ....._ f. 116 "",d SI _. ~J , "",.. Jl ct'nlral New York statc. service lhe Iowa band is onc of the topic will be "Iowa City Schools." B IItTIl renced to ",,~ dO)'1 In counlY Jail on C. D. Smock and wa, produc d b~ ' Scru~bing oC pave ment on Wash· Frank McDonald, research asso· GOETZ. Mr. and Mra. Loul. 0 •• 1m • char•• of oJ)t!1'alln, A ",otor .ehlele the Drama ludy Group COl' th olde t muslcnl organizations in th(' ington Street belwe n Clinton and }(lrkwoOO A>e.. u ~Irl lurdny.t .... I~hout • IIren e. JOW8 City pia):, festival In April. tole. ciate or the sur Physics Depart· Dubuque Streets MondllY will kJck· JIIel't')' Hospl I. CAIN. L{oo PatrICk. 645 S. Gov~rnor. rIned $5 011 a char,,, of Jmproper ment. was informed by the Winzen of( the campaign. HUBER. Mr. and Mr . Paul. 336 Klm­ The ca t includ Irs. R. A. Vt· baU Rond. . bo~' ~onday .. t \lerc)' rpllol •. "Churches can render a va luable PLANK. 27. both u( Cedar R.pld .. SUI Young Democrats will 01 ct you l\tilJ haven't Ret foot in the place. Shame on you ! tit balloon had descended some· CANFfELD. Philip. 88. Muscatine. Sun· STOt1T. H flnan Gerald . Wui service to the community by bring· day at Mercy Ho pltal .. n . Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Room 121A But it's not too late. Right now, this very minute, before where in the vici nity of Mount Mor· Ing the cleanup program to the at·· Brnnch. 1IJ1(1 Allen AlJlIe. CIL£K. 22. Solon. Schaeffer Hall to sleet a delep:a· you lVeaken, lift up YOlll' head and forward march to the ris, N. Y .• some 120 mil es west oC tenUon of their res""ctive congre. CERNY. G.o ....,. at J., 88. 418 E. Chul't'h DIVOaCE III'PLI AT ION ... - St.. Sunday 1N'C), Ho pllaL tion chairman and arrang Cor d" place you have been avoiding evel' since school began. I refer, the site where the balloon was ga lion s:~ Bolden saId. • DANIELS. Rl! ~1I W.. 45. w~ UnJon. NICKYLL, Dorll Tlplon from Roberl legat to the Iowa Young Demo­ Sunday at VN~ran~ Hnaph.al. Leon. of course, to the IibraJ·Y. lound. EDWARDS. ClJI.k . 114. Albia. Salurday III OR GItANT 0 cratic Convention. Late winter snows and overcast 8'( Unlv~r Ity Hoopltal. . TAM JlJUS. Joy •• from Andrew If. 'rhe convention will 00 h \d in Posts $5,000 Bond ELUSON. lIenry. 59. Far,o. NO .. !;.t­ III Tiller OUItT D s Moines May 4·5. Any paid skies in tilC region made It 1m­ urdlJ;Y a1 Vet.rAla Ho pili" FRY. G"ne.,le\,e M rII<'rt)' h. b n al1u:ed. 1. A cyli ndrical aluminum gon· ' ,h ul SAYRE. Lon. 86. New VlrJlnl •. Sawr- h' tranllerrcd The petlUon r.,que.1.e dola which incl uded instruments WI"" ;1ssa l with intent to commit day nt Unlv.,,1 )' HOlpnal . tru- other Uen~ be d~l.red Inferior FOOD WON'T BURN! SPITZNOGLE. Kr.men. 81. Mu",aI'lM. and \'hat a r ••• lv .. be ,""pOinted to d mana,. the prol><'rty and apply 01 McDonald's experiment. mur cr. Saturday al Unh eraity Ho.pltala_ proflu tow .. rd the mort,ace. 2, A Hoot cube with proton mag. The charge resulted from an T~~~~r~~~I:;'3f~": 'P:'1 Adol. Saturday RANPALL. Gerald 1"1oyd. Cedar Rap. Ids. pleaded ,uflty to opel"lll", • nctometcr of Lawrence Cahill , G; April 13 shooting in Kenney's tav· POLICt: COl1a 'f molor ,·.hlde while InlolWally Moon followed with sinl!l"~ -- who is?" aid Manager Fred Wisconsin's John Aehl blanked Iowa, 2-0, on three hits here Saturday For Minors' Trouble, the latter scoring Boyer with th(' Hutchinson. to hand the Hawkeyes their second straight Big 10 defeat. It was the TJiE ON LY PAINT WITH NATURAL RU88ERI , only run the Cards needed. Gets on Base Wins Again; second vicLory In as many starts for Wisconsin. The Cardinal infield was br'\ " But I feel he 'll do and the way The Badgers' only scores camc in the Courth. when Dick Hrlevicb Minor Expert Says If you have a Boor surfacing problem, you'll wan! to hear the Iiant, only error committed y(a. hy he's geuillg on base, walking when scored from second 011 a triple by -- camp}tle story of FLORPLY, the sensational new Boor paint newly - converted fil'st basenun. HOPKINSVILLE, Ky. 1m - The he's not hitting and meeting lhe Bill Rubin. Rubin tallied a moment Moon. ball solidly against left handers, " cold-blooded" major leagues must made wieh tlD"",,1 rubber. FLORPL Y is not "latex" Of :'cllbl?cr 4th Straight latcr on a wild pitch by losing shoulder the blame for baseball's Four double plays were execut~d I'm convinced he's the best lead­ ba.se"- i(s rul, live rubber! It's a produCt of •• , hurler Bill Schoof. Two Iowans Adva nee dilemma, according to a man , by the rejuvenated Cards. off man on the roster. He's got the Iowa won its fourth straight ten· . .. Pitching E .... n sp<' d, base-running know-how and Schoof, whose record is now 1-3, named Pcace who went to war for The pitchers were about even in bunt.ing skill." nis match and its first of the Big 10 was pretty stingy himself. lIe al­ In Olympic Tryouts the minors. all departments, Poholsky. fanned Don, dubbed " The Blazer" by season when it shul out Wisconsin lowed Wisconsin only 5 hils and The slow crumbling of baseball's walked three on a cold. rainy day. four and walked one, so did Spahn. his teammates, appeareschedulcd HoM-Anderson (\l beat Shepard- America players and one member of the second All America team. one of Sunday's lwo rained out I Weycer, 4-6, 6·2, 6·1. 50(/ l t worked this way. The Celtics games wit h the St. Louis Cardinals Bjll rstrom-McCullollgh ( (J beat yielded their regular fi rst round for the night of May 10. Ziemer-Wingstrom, 7-5, 6-4. choice in order to make a " terri­ torial" selection of Tom Heinsohn, WEATHERWEAR 6-foot-7 Holy Cross captain. That was permissible under an NBA rule which gives each team first call ~~~ on olayers within its home area . The Rochester Royals had fi rst ~ . BEGOOOTO . ~ pick in the regular rounds o( draft­ ing and chose Duquesne's spring­ AND legged Sihugo Green instead of ~ YOURSELF! ~ Russell. St. Louis picked Russell next and handed him o"er to the THE GAYLORDS Celtics as a part of the Macauley freeze out deal. Heinsohn and Russell both were named on lhe Associated Summer heat in Appearing at , , . Press Iirst All America team this year. BREMERS lightweig SPRING PARTY MANY TALENTS Iowa Memorial Union Miehigan State boxJng coach John Brotzmann has been a Spartan ' as­ sistant coach in boxing, golf. foot· SPORT Friday, May 4 ball , baseball and basketball. .' COAT 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. Newl Yardley Shower Shampoo' ' ~ ~ I . . f or . ~1~!~ ' ~ ..d ~ $300 per coupl; " designed especiolly for the texture of men's hair • lathers luxuriously, rinses quic kly j Tickets on sale· . I ; ~SLACKS ~ (I • leaves ha ir clean, lustrous, easy to manoge now at the Union • hang.s up in shower . .. sports hin ged lo ss.proof cap , ~ Ugh. ,nd bn.h., .... and ~ 1,1 Desk. Hondi." /I.W way '0 wash your haiti AI your campu, Itore, '1 ~ comfortable II the Itory of ~ Bremers cotton Iport coati Yardl.~ producls for Am.Ilca Ir' ere,ted In En,llnd ,nd fin is~.d in Ihe U.S.A. hom the oricin.1 Enell" rayon 0 1 Sponsored. by the lormul .... eomb,nin"mporlad Ind dome.be in,red,enls. YOId).,.o( London. Inc., 620 F,rl h ~ ••., H.Y.C. and Ilackl: Handsome n'1tw WlL8U~ JU~ WOKE UP TO Ce ntral Party THE FACT THAT HE'~ IN CLASS! colors that go wen to­ Make us' your headquarters for Yardley• an.! gether, and add to your Committee. IffP All.' fO' A neat appearanca for lum­ .all other shaving needs and you'll see why ' JETTEI POINT AVEIAGII mer wear. Here is the finest pima colton poplin coat it pays to ... Don't I~ tha~ "drowsy (00- ovailable. Silky ' texture and lightweight. It , ing" cramp your style in class, Insures maximum comfort and all-weather •• • or when you're "h itting SfIORT COATS $399& the books". Take a NoDoz protection. Park at Awakener! In a.few minutes, $19.95 you'll be your normal best. " SLACKS wide awake .• , aten! Yout : ~101! O,IIel' [.ONDONTOWN Coa ts to $3.5. For A I dottor will tell you-NoDoz A'WIkeners are safe as coffee. Keep. pack handy! 15 TABLETS, 35c 'BREMERS

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THE DAILY IOWAN- Iowa C-.---Iity, l a,-Tue.uy,__ May_ 1, _ 1956-P_ ...... Another Plug for Foreign Aid University WASHING TO I.fI - President Eisenhower advised Congress Mon- Briefs J. day that tampering with his foreign propaganda from the Republicans year - around $4 billion. aid program would "gravely endan- about "peace and pro perity." "It would indeed be ironic," Oul­ HAHDWEAVERS CONVENTION ger" national security and upset "If we have peace," Fulbright les said in a formal slatement to - Prof. Lula Smith or the SUI De- foreign policy. said, " then there is no excuse for the commillee. "if: now that the Eisenhower's vicws were relayed increasing this program by 40 per Soviet has begun giving aid to jt ~ent of Home Eoonomi~ was ' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ to the Senate Foreign Relation . cent. If we don't hav~ peace, then allies in terms of hundreds of mil­ keynote peaker at the Contempor- Classified Typing Miscellaneous for Sale- Ba!,y Sitting Committee by Secretary or State you ought to stop telhng us we do lions, the United Slat s should ary Handweal' r of Texas during Advertising Rates TYPING· Dial 820% !!-28R DAC'HSHtJND. 5449. ______S-_ 5 BABY srTTJJfc. 2~ . 5-10 John Fosler Dulles, along with Dul- have peace." withdraw rrom that program which their annual mectin, in San Anton· ------l~' own recommendations to keep Dulles aid the senator could tell it invented and let the Soviet take TYPING. mimeon.phinc . no\,;wy pub- ON·I!! HALF HP al. <,ondillon~r .•Phon" io O\'er th weekend. Miss Smith Word Ads lk, Mary V. Burns. 611 10 ..... '-1%21. Trailers for Sale lite program rolling as part or "a his constituents: over that field." St.l~ r also showed a film made at SUI One Day IK' a Word Bank BuUdln. DUaI:1I,;4I. !!-1'7 PRESSURE~------COOKIrn. du'p-fat fryer. national insurance policy" against "The United Statc is at peace. Dulles had been on the telephone Two Days HIe a Word Llldy', clothing. 6417 . 5·1 FOR SALE: Spartan I.aller. 3' feel, "a serious and evident threat from We are at peace in large part be- with Eisenhower this morning, be­ for usc in a tele\'ision program Three Days ." 12t' a Word --- - Exe~Uenl ..... ndltlon. Call S012, 5-4 lite Soyi t Communists." cause we have this program, and fore the Pre Ident r utfled from S(!ries. Four DAy He a Word TJfREE u.ed rdriCrralor , one comb,na- 12 pound I tion lreelr' ancl r,,'rl,er.lor. Srver.1 TOR SALE: Two-~room hallie Ir.Uer. I The doubleheader appeal imme- therefore we should carry this his Gettysburg, Pa., farm to Wash- Five Days • 1St' a Word $800 down or cash. c.n 8-3000. 5-11 Gail brok~ I:OOd UMd .....>hen. E.. y ler1m. LQrew diatcly ran into needling from Sen. program on." ington, reading him parI of his text. BENTZ NAMED-Dale M. Bentz, 20¢ Roses rh'e Ttll Days . a Word Compa.ny. ' 9681. 5- 1 ROUSE TRAILER. 1833 Rollo Home. Fulbright /D·Ark.) and a threat or Besides, he said, while a 40 per He reported Eisenhower had told associat director of the SUllibtar­ One Month 39¢ a Word TYPINO. DUal ~ . :>-I1R 3!!-foot. two-~room. 1-0017. !!-to --,---~"': FOR SALE: Lady' ••loth ... and . Uppors a siUlble cut. cent increase - to nearly $4,700.- him the President had not changed Ie • was elected chairman of dis­ (Minimum Charge SO¢) TYPING: AU ION. ..~. 5- IOR DUal 301.11. !!-5 NEW AND USED mobile hom".. aU Fulbright told Dulles he can't 000.000 - is proposed for author- his \'iews that the mutual Sl'curity -...:..--...;..::.;~ mH. rillY term... Forr.t VIt!'W Trailer trict six of the Cowa Library AsSD­ TYPING. '-0429. 5-U1 BUNK BI!;DS. 5846. :>- n Sal .... HI,h,.,.)' 211 Non.h_ Opon unlll vote for a 40 per cent hike in the ized spending, actual spending in program is vitally important to the 8. Ineludln, SundaYI. 5-13R foreign aid authorization in the the upcoming fiscal year would be American people and an indispon­ dation at a m ling in DaveDporl T... yp~I-N-G- :-..-04-h- . ------s-••. TRE.! STORACE on Winter ,armenll al face of what he said is constant at about the same level as this sible part or the national effort. last week. Bentz wa chairman of IBM typewrite.. Theall and other. Artl.Ue Cle""er Pick Ihem up, '-244l. :>-8 cltaned and p re d. when you relurn the association's recruitment com­ ------,------=...:.. nexl lall. Pha". ~42. . 5-10» READ THE !lliltec during the pa t year. About 'CYPINO "3$88 USED RANGES and Tefnleraton, WANT ADS 100 per ons attended tbe district Ch ap 8upane G Co., 21. Washln,- 13 Iowa Preps Win Instruction lon. Phon~ 5340. 5-4 Speech Meet meeting. Bentz, Louane Newsome, BALLROOM d...,c~ Ie .... Iml Youd e Ch'ld Co re SUJ mathemalics-physi s I rarian, Wurlu, Dial ~ , !!-21){ College Scholarships and Curtis E . Jenkins. libmry edu­ CARll 01 . hlld ren In my home 804 JOB APPLICANT Apartment for Rent Bo .. er y. 5-1 Thirteen Iowa high school seniors Starts Friday calion instructor, appeared as dis­ Display Ads PHOTOS were named Monday as winners of eu ant on.1he proi\ram. The SUI THREE room unfurnl helal 8811. 5-1 wa.hed. !"ull In 5ur.nc.. coverale. o Appointment Necessary B urll~ll o n - Dane David forgan Jr. • at 8 p.m. Friday In Old Capitol. insertion. 88c a Column Inch DIal a-o 122. )-18 I(EW aparlmrnt ror rent. ~I Charrell Lun •. , IOWA ~ Louise Schmltt or th ~OUI College Adult.~ Sandra Swengel. A2. Muscatine, Ten Insertions a 10nth, each Soulh Oubu"u~ _fter 5:SO p .m !!-4 Cedar Rapid . - Douglas Harold Sar­ of Nursing will direct Oln inslitute DISTRICT SALES '(C.... pll •• Ir. ... insertion 80¢ a Column Inch FOR RP'.NT : Phone 8-3m, --Iwo-room ______House for ____Sale_ _ ,emt. 1219-18 A ''C •• S.w .. Wilson lII,h ~ will r pre ent SUI in the cont in nursing ducation in Indianapo· \ , SChool. AP' !lll pa.oJo ..! IUnlJohed apartment .ultable fa. Iwo I REPRESENTATIVE Miss Swengel qualified for the con­ lis today through Thur~ay . Spon­ ..... 11 men or married eQUple. Two SMA1..L HOtISe: on Fifth A'tnue. Full Cbarlu Clly - Mar,aret Ann Thor­ DEADLINE ,e wanl e. fer . tll. are-a. We have the ble><:k. fl'om campu. . $60 per month b m nl. IBrae 101. ~I . 5-1 ..n . Roule 1. Flo>d Con..,UdAled test by winning th Hancher Oro· sor d by tbe division or mental tin • • • p , .tl nnll )" .v.n."'l•. N ••• - I School. torical conte I April 4. health of Jndiana. the institute ha Deadlin for all classified ad­ with ulllllle. paid. 5-2 FOR SALE: Two-. Ih ree-. and lour. perltnee , tqu lu •. Ilere I .. n, . rfer • naVfnport - Carol Jean Schne~k. \ erti ing Is 2 P.M. for insertion FOR !tENT: Unfurnished one-bedroom bedroom homel. lmmedlate po ' .... to yeu: ~1~.;.,f.12 Madison St.. Davenport IlIlIh Pro£. Robert Ray, director of the been plann d to hi;llght basic in following morning's i ue. The ap nment. prin t ball,. rou. clo • . . Ion. La.. Company. 1MI1l. 5-1 CAR ALLOWANCE (OR A.a liUI Insutul of Public Afrairs, will psychiatric nursing cation as an l,.1 .. tn, room lind klteh n. "unable FUII'II I 1I1l01 Dti ~.ol,.tI "":'"- Brut'c Alan Carr. i806. Present Arguments Daily Iowan reserves , the right eXPENSE P ID - LIbera• •• p .... bI! e. ential part of nur . g educaUon. l\ln~ 1. a&5. uUhtle included. 01.1 3IIth 51 .• Roosevelt HI,h SChool; Ralph chairman. Judges will be facul­ to reject any adverti ing copy. ..~ . 5-3 Ignilion all".net' "~ f'e _ ly. Jamet l.yl<. 3916 Oou,I.. SI'.. North ty representatives Crom each school OCAKANTEEn I'NCOM! - T ... Yr e Hllh Schoo!: Roy Cluy Treadway. 1309 -- FOR RENT: Phone 1-152, me-room CARBURETO RS you a ." ..... ntl.1 .et Jncome r, om Penn.yh·.nl. A ITe •• E,,'I High Srhool. In Parker Trial who will rank all contestants ex- PHON E 4191 Yet)' furnl h cI .partm~nt wllh \lrl,·at GENERATORS STARTER S the herlo"lnl. Olb •• n _ BIUy Dean Arendt, Glb. on cept th ir OWII. balh ullablc for coil ,_ men or mar- IIIG II (,OMMI S ION, - .me hllh ConEolldaled School. LTNCOL , Ncb. III - Opposing Edward S. Rose '.,11- rlrd coupl., Olle block from ~ Inr Briggs 8. Stratton Mo tors comrn.l Ion. pald aD raall . r dr.ra and written ordfrs. '"dlanola - Mlch.el Jon Kindred. In­ attorneys cant . nded vigorously First prizC' for lhe contest is dl. Irlct. teO por month With Utilltirl Trad. regularly . t your f. vorite Persrinol Loans ~~ , W LI~lITED Til VELINO - l ' •• w ll\ I. dianola HI.h School. $50. • PYRAMID SERVICES "ptnd nlftsl ., ) our eyenl",. at. lien). - Richard J ames Farrell. Monday thal evidence establishes $100, second prIze Is Winner of drug store - you get the bel t Sluart Can olldaled School. the murder guilt of Darrel F. Park- the last year contest was Paul PERSONAL 100ln. on I> pewrlte ... 621 S. Dubuque Dial 5723 home and Y'U ",I" ne, fir be 'ar service with fair price. and pro.. phonotraph. . palla equipment. and fro," ham ,. . Mo unt Vernon - Berttlllll Clay Sip. er "beyond reasonable doubt." and Richer (rom SUI. ~-3R F IV.; O"'}' WEt:K - N ••a U reqelred poll. Mounl Vernon High SChool. f.ssionll l a dvice 'r... W. inv ite lew~I' )I . HOCK-EVE LO",N CO .• :121 S . WHY PAY RENT WHEN YOU OD SILt.rdau. Oll ly .!~ W.rklnl Odebolt - Robert Franz Glrv"n. Ode­ that the whole case against the 24- Other contestants ar : you to mllke DrUg Shop your bolt Public School. Capitol. 5-27R CAN OWN YOUR OWN d&.1' Iller year. I... II) - year-old former Lincoln city Corest- Ernie Gellhorn, Unl\' 'rsity oi favorite place to obtain dru!! TIIOaOUOil Til INING - Lour ex­ Miles LeRoy Bradbury. pe" t . We will tborou,ldy pttp.re S117 Soulh Nicollet St.. East HIgh er consists of a raise confession. Minne ota; George Davidson. Uni- ntHIda lind the FILLING of Autos for Sale MOBILE HO ME? School. YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS. Fen der ,...u to. um" "tllr rupoa.lblUtlel The assertions came in closing ver ity o{ 1ichigan; Steve Thern- l\ II bin 4 I. " w ..ks. 10 lines, 50 Models and to·D J~ y V C TIO - No I, avolln, arguments before a jury which for strom, arlhwestern niYersity ; rtQu1ntl durlnr mo t. It' Oeetmber Daylight Savings DR UG SHOP To Choose From. and unlll after Ibe 'ow "e.. HoU­ llJree week has b en listening to Herbert Lawson, University of Wi - d.) •. By a vote of 3 to 2, the Des testimony bearing upon the guilt con in; Bnd William tetzger, Wesl- outh of n ollel J efferson ZA.JJCJ:K buya Junkers. 304.2. Body Wo rk If ,ou .r bdwe.n~' a.ntl $l and. WOLLEN SEN'S, INC. I~r'o\a"" de Jre .. mertbandl In,- t:areer. 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...... of.... lar;>tst ... in=i i Ki;"t:::iloer..ces:;:;t ~""~~,~~:;"t~~ ~ h.4>..'t~~-J.~"'~ ~~~ ~ /.~_ ~43mal' a_rticl_e~s ...... aIHII currlflt i:.renc_lu ~dinensed=;g ~th ==eto ~be save=st ~fr ~omyour~l~ea time,~din~g ?2.j:i5~~~£j~~T ~~~~~~~::::= P ... ~THI DAILY IOWAN-low. City, la.-Tutld.y, May 1, ltU : . Do rkl y_.. -~I---'- ial nomination in Kentucky's MI, r J:. juilliatd PtCSid nt 'Says .....:. ::9 prlm.ny. I lOculi; cn.:dJt d (Golltinllcd frolll JXlge 1) by many Kentucky politicians with ISuggests Non-Uni?!"i~ts rClfizen Su~fs holding the lead in t1'li race. humorous stories, served as De. Pos,lble Succeuor Serious Musi~ Needs Support in U.SJ He/pPayforBargammg Court Ruling mocratic temporary chairman in Whelhcr Chandler can appoint a 1932 whcn the late Franklin D successor to Barkl y \ Ito might be Labor agreements which 'ncou rage non·union workers to pay unions Roosevelt fir t was nominated. He voted on in thc 'o\'ember electioo - In a Lecture Here for benefits from unjon bargaining may be a good compromi e in states WASHINGTO ~ - The Suo repeated the role in 1936. apparenlly depends on construction prohibiting closed and union shops, the fi.fth annual sur Labor Short preme Court, dh'iding 5-3, ruled In 1940 he was permanent chair· of the Kentucky law. Chandler', * * * * * * Course was told here Monday night. Monday the government must man oC the convention that nomi. friends said he is not likely to Iy WtLLIAM DONALDSON * * * em music. Before, he said, the Prol. Clarence M. Updegraff. a memlX'r of a panel on boycotts and listener could expect the passage swear it has "good cause" for nated Roosevelt lor a third term. agree that the Stale Democratic More national recognition and teo follow, but now music has a strikes suggested the "agency" bringing a suit to take away citl· In 1948 Barkley's oratory was Committee, controlled by Clements, subsidy of the arts is needed to de- freer now, so that a composer may shop arrangement. the man to get the job. zenship. credited with lifting the Philadel· should name a nominee who would velop riou mu ic to it proper rely on his artistic discretion, Other panel members. were: In a closed shop, the worker Justice Clark, joined by Justices phia Democratic convention oul of run in the November election. The stature of appreciation in this coun· rather than tradition, and create a Walter L . Daykin and Chester A. must be a union member before he Rc d and Minton said in dissent lhe doldrums and sparking the go\'ernor's only allernative, how· try, William Schuman, compo r unique form. Morgan ,of the Suf Department 01 is hired. The union shop provides that the decision "may well sub- drive by which former President ever, might be to call a special ses­ and head of the .Juilliar<\ chool of Schuman also epoke of his in- Labor and Management, and Les that the worker must join the union merge the denaturalization proce· Harry S. Truman won his first sion of 1I1e Legislature to order a Music in New York, said here Mon· troduction to serious music and his Hawkins and C. I. McNutt , of Des within a stipulated time after em· dure established by Congress in a election to Ule presidency. pecial election in the senatorial Moines. ployment or be fired . Iowa labor morass of unintended procedural Minor Chaos race. day night. immediate interest in it. He had difficulties." Barkley's death left Kentucky Barkley's death leaves lwo coy· In a leclure at Shambaugh Audi- been the leader of a group known "If the main h;:!hway is blocked, \aw prohibits bolh. take a detour." U"ctegraff ex­ "Under the agency shop," Upde­ The sam~ three justices also dis- politics in a state of minor chaos. cted assignments open on major torium, Schuman urged young a Billy Schuman and his Alamo sented sharply in a 6-3 decision by- Gov. A. B. (Happy ) Chandler is Senate committees. people "to support the maturity Society Orchestra as well as a plained in presenting his proposal graff explained, "not all of the to the labor leaders attending dle non·union workers in a plant would passing for the present a ruling on In a position to name Barkley's By his own insistence Barkley 01 the arts on th\) national level." songwriter. At that time, he wrote legality of the 1950 Communist successor. But there are some was nam d al the tart oC the 83rd That way, he said, the arts will popular songs with Frank Locsser Short Course at the Continuation volunteer to pay for union services, (."ntolr. registration law. complications because of Kentucky Congress to places he previously receive more governmental sup- (of "Guys and Dolls" famel. but something is better than noth­ The only diCference in the court's laws which may require a special had held on the Senat Foreign port and gain tht' place here that He then attended a Carnegie HaIL Thc ~e agreements. called agency ing. shop agreements, would have the lineup in the two cases was that session of the Legislature to clear RelaLions and Finance Committees. they hold in many (oreign coun· concert by the New York Phil- "You are not going to change Justice Harlan, in the majority in the way for the election of a suc· These are two of the most powerful tries. employer attempt to sell each pro· rcwa labor law, so what have you harmonic, which inspired him to spective employe on union mem­ the Communist party case, took cessor to Barkley. Senate committees. ]n discussing the problems and (urther his musical tmining and got to lose? Besides, it will punc­ no part in the denaturalization case. Chandler, a form er senator and bership, Updegraff said. If not suc­ ture the balloon of lhe employer S e;\periences of the contemporary become the eminent composer he cessful, the employer would ex· The 6-3 decision written by Jus- baseball commissioner. apparently PURCHASE BINS American composer, Schuman Is. ho says he is for union and close lice Frankfurter told the Sub vcr- was no1 in a posilion where he WASHINGTON IA'I - The Agrl. plain to the employe that he would shop only because he knows it is reasoned why modern audiences Schuman became presidf'nt of be receiving the benefit of union sive Activities Control Board it could resign and have his lieu ten· culture Department Monday an· find such strangencss in new Once lVrole 'Pops' Juilliard in 1945. He has been the safe to say so because they arc must reconsider its finding tha~ ant governor name him to the nounced the purchase or 30,765 cir· bargaining and should pay the un· illegal in Iowa," Updegraff said. for music. listing rive governing Cac· recipient of two Guggenheim Fel- ion lor its services. With the em· the Communist party is 3 tool of Senate. Chandler recently was cular steel bins with a total capac· tors. William Schuman lowships and was the first Pulitzer ploye's consent, the employer then Another panel member said the Moscow and therefore must regis· nominated Cor governor - and sub· ity of about 100 million bushels (or 1. Melody. "Melody exists, but Prize winner in music. would check the agreed payment agency shop would give ammuni· ter with the attorney general, list sequenUy elected - after a batlle lIle storage of surplus grains ill can the listener find it1" Schuman in contemporary music, Schuman The SUI Symphony Orchestra from the employe's wages. tion to those accusing the unions its membership and give a finan· wilh the state organization headed storage'short areas, primarily ill Hom asked. "When people think or a said. and Chorus will present a concert In compliance with state laws 01 only being out after Ute money. cial accounting. • by Sen. Earle Clements, t1~ assist- the midwest. melody they think of a Tschaikov· 4. Placement of thame, in diC- of four of Schuman's works Wed· Corbiding union and closed shops, A further criticism was that ant majority leader of the Senate. ~~~~~~~~~~~ skian tune or one that, traditiona!- ferent orchestral sections. Schu- nesday night in the Iowa Memorial Updegraff cauUoJ¥!d, the employer many of the non -union workers are ISLAND BOROUGHS Chandler now is backing former =_ ____ £ndl Tonll. Iy, has a styli~ed harmonic ba is." man said that, ill earlier forms,of Union. James Dixon will conduct, would have to be extremely care­ satisfied to get all the benefits Only one of New York city's five Rep. Joseph Bates, contesting Cle· l Our Miss Brooks & Red Sundown I But the melody in contemporary music, m~st of th~ them~s were and the soloists will be Prof. John lul to emphasize that agreement while union ,members pay all the boroughs is on the mainland of the ments Cor the Democratic senator· Starts music Is free he stated and has no presented 10 the 5tr1Og seclton, and Simms, pianist, and baritone Barry to the plan was not required for dues. VA'R5lTY WEDNESDAY! lulrmonic underpinning. the string choir thus became the Mandel, A3, Clayton, Mo. United States. ~~~~~~~~~~§~. "torso" or the orchestra. Now. he Selections will be the "Circus" , ;: 2. H~rmonjc Ilngulge, . Schll- added, modern composers plafe Overture, Third Symphony, Con­ "Ooors Open 1:15 P,M." man saId thut. due to the change their themes in the brass aM certo for Piano and Small Orches· Conting-Fashion Show DRIVE·IN· Ends Tonite In musical concepts in the modern woodwind sections. tra, and "A Free Song" Cantala. 61n, Crolby - 60b nope In period, there have also been inno- S. Form. Schuman said that !pc Tickets lor the concert are avail- "ROAD TO BALI" Also­ vations In harmonic lang~age. form of the work merely me~s able free of charge at the informa· Kamcharneha ~1:r!!~;l1) "DIAMOND. QUEEN" 3, Rhythm, Whereas the rhythm "what comes next." There bas tion desk oC the Union. 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