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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1957-06-06 Serving The State University of 1()WtJ and tl.e People of Iowa r.Uu ~~~~~I~n~!~~~' _-~~~'I~vc~~~en~t~8~I~C~0~p~y____________________________________ ~M~ em~&~r~Of~A~~~'~a~t~~~pr~e~s~s _-~~A~p~te~~===_W~lr~e~~=n~d~P~hO~to~~~r~v~lc~e~ __~------------------------------~----------------~IOWI~~e.~lt~Y~,~IL~,~~~ . y, J~., l~7 Mayllower Carries I Book to SUI 'Library - est an e I • • Apart oJ the Cal'lllO of the Mayflower II, now .nrout. from E",. --------------------------------------~~ .. It America, Is • speclal.dltion of an tlrty medlc.1 book destined Itr Iftt Wilkin. M.morlal Library In SUI's Coli ... of Medicin •. • World Nuclear Dr. S. C. Cull.n, Profe".,. of Su ....ry and ChaIrman of the DitIsIM If Anesthe.ioIOllY. IIYS the book i. belnt Hnt to SUI by the '1Assures Justice In ~Ical. divlsien of Imperill Chamieal Induatritl, Ltd., Eng. like, Girard Case Pact, However, 111& Titi. of the book II "Culpeper'1 Compl.te H.rbll." III • I.tter from Dr. L. I. W.vlll, ttch.nlcal s.rvicel direct., of .. Elltllsh firm, to Dr. Cull.n, tfit Briton said: TO,Watch iGI Resigned "011 the II of u.s. Mlyflow.r we are I c.rtaln number Trealure Comes First CIitsII. In _ If which w. have put ..me c.,it. of • speclll .dltlon ~ 'Cvl,.,.r's Compl.t. H.rbal.' W. f.lt that this WII appropriate WASlTlNGTON "" - Presick-nl .. the .,1,lnal Mayfl.w.r sailecl in '620 Ind the .,jgin.1 .dition of As Japan Court To Jap Trial Eisenhowcr said Wednesday he .. htrINl Wit publishtd In 1653, .. It I. limelt ctntemporlry. would be delighted to sec a total "w. thought thlt you might care to hlv, on. of the cop I.. that OMIYA , Japan"" - Trembling ban on atomic wcapolIJ test bllt single .. made this historic voya,., and would ask you to accept It with , hands mirrored the tumbled hopes only if the Soviet Union agrtcs to 10th inning Tries American of Specialist 3/e William S. Girard a cheat-proof nuclear disarmament Jim Landis ", comptlIMnts and geoc! wisha.," TIlt !look, on. of tha most avth.,lt.tiv. of its day I cOllld hardly WASHINGTON L4'! - President Wednesday. sy.tem. only run and en. In _ of .... most _omak· Sox to maintain .. censi.r.d a rtftr.nc. book for the mecltrn physician. The author Eisenhower said Wednesday that The United States has agreed to IICrlM4 wondrous curatlv. powerl to "arious pl.nts in Hm.thin, even though this country has let a Japanese court, rather than "" IItWi UiIIIoNnctt of his ca· over the New ,...r, II...-w-r made _ chief whipped Cleve. lIP titan I scl.ntlflc mlnntr by 20th c.ntury standard •. agreed to let Japan try an Amerl· a U.S. Army court·martlal. try him ItcIUH of Its history .nd Illustration., how.ver, the book holds can soldier accused of killing a for the death of a Japanese woman peint: What IY,pons next In dlMWer.l, Intertlt .mong thoH In tIM m.diCiI proftllion tod.y. Japanese woman, the President scrap collector (atally injured on ~II aHalrs I. mostly '" te the Dr. Cull.n al .. has r.c.lved a grant from the English firm for still must see "that justice, fair an American firing range last Jan. Rullian •• ",In rlllirch on Fluothant, a n.w non·lnflammabl. and potent an­ justice, is done." 30. Ei nhower said that the Unlled IIIhItIc. tates mllst and will continu to Th. ca .. will be watch.d cloH' "There's nothing more I can do," , lest nuclear weapons, partly Lo re· t Iy by U.S. Ilwyers, h. said, "and ,the brown·haired. 21.year.()ld sol· I duce their deadly radioacth'c Call· if any pollibl. Inlustic. happened dier from Ottawa, Ill., told his out . to that man, it would be I case Japanese (jancee, !II iss Haru He voiced doubt. however. that that would be takftl up diplD. (Candy) Sucyama. "Just let the the United State will cver te t who came State, Bid Probes. lawyers handle everything." after start· matically." another H-bomb like the onr ex· eveloJl(~ d a blister Eisenhower said that in previ. The Japanese charge of "inflict· ' ploded in the South Pactrie in 1954. suffered the ous cases in which American servo ing injury causing death"-similar , decisions. I icemen have been brought before to a manslaughtel' indictment in GENEVA ~ - $ovl.t Premier Nearly Completed . Japanese courts. the Japanese the United States-could mean a I , j Hilleial luI,anl" _nc.er AP WI".~.I. w...... y the U.S.S.R . "Is ",a· "have been eminently fair ." FAMILY OF WILLIAM ROBERTS JR., Air Forc. drill Instructor convict.d of mlstr.atlng • basic train- tiES MOINES L4'! - The Jowa tcstimony was that the com mis­ OTTAWA, 111. I-'l - Tha broth· d-, te "nclude .n approprlat. The present case involves Army M, clust.rs around him afur tha trial ended Wednesday in San Antonio, T.xlI. Robert' ••I.ter and ,irl. Ir4islative investigation commit· Ision purchased 7.62 acres in Wa· er of an Ottawit soldl.r accu ..d qreemont on the wtIeI. "",,,.m 1ft hopei to complete its probe terloo from Mrs. Wilfred J. Pren­ Specialist Third Class William S. t friend, right, look on. In the background is Mlchul Rillk, Robert's civiliin attorney. (S .. story I. of dlsarmamont as well .. on Ih Girard of Ottawa , 111 ., accused of of shootl ng a Japanne woman ~ alleged attempts to pad bids lice for $22,800. particular ••pOdl, Includl", an killing Mrs. Naka Sakai on an said W.dntsday ha hll r.talned ~ the State Highway Commission The testimony also showed that Earl J. Carroll, haad of a N.w agreement on Immodiate c.lla· Army firing range in Japan last II !be nex~ two we~ks, the com· Mrs. Prentice had purchased the York invtltm.nt firm, to defend tI ... of nucl.ar _'pen' tesh." IIJlttee chairman said Wednesday. Jan. 30. his broth.r in a Japan.H COllrt. IGOP Solons Scor; Airman Fined Tha a_nc.mont was maclt In 'Rep. Clark McNeal R-Belmond, property only a short ume before Pentagon records showed Wed· Louis Girard said h. contacted tIM form of • prtc.. nt-.,.....r· 1M chairman said also that it ap. from Mrs. Grace Helsel Cor $12.825. nesday that Joreign courts ha vI.' tha N.w York attorney by t.I.· I", pel'lON' me ..... te .... .,.n. ~ared Ihe ~ommittce investiga· Mrs . Prentice's husbahd is a real insisted on trying U.S. service­ phon. Tunday night .t tIM SUg. I", ....len hart of the Interna, men charged with violation of tlen.I LIIIor areanll.tlon. ilOI) ol the p\lrchase of a commis· estate man who has offices with gestion of frl.nds. Civil Rights Bill For Trainee civilian law in only one·third of Sornt tuCh Sa"I.t move had lien maintenance garage site at Highway Commissioner Emory the cases to arise. The Japanese Carroll, • former San Francis· I been .xpected. AMont tIM Items 'aterloo has been completed. !Loomis . Loomis had recommend­ government took jurisdiction In co lawyer, and • malor in World WASH[NGTON IR' _ nOll e He- the lIou 'c, the .Justice Department Mistreatment' te be dllCulHd Ity this Hllion McNeal . discussed these two cd that the commission purchase only 21,2 per cent of such cases War II told Girard h. would d.· publicans voiced slrong oppostiion r could set up "8 veritable Ge tapo" SAN ANTONIO, Tex. "" _ Air, will be a Sov'-t ,....'utlon th.t DIIUe~s With newsmen alter thc Ithe property from Mrs. Prentice. ill the 12 months ended Jast Nov. f.nd his brother, without fte. Wedn sday to inclusion of a jur:-- ond conduct "a virtual Spanish the ILO - one of the speelllll.d comnuUee had spent more than . ., 30. trial prol'ision in civil rights legis· Inquisition ." man 2.C. Wllllum Roberts Jr., the I a,.ncles of the United Nations - IiI!e bours in a closed session. r McNeal saId the commIttee. 10· Eisenhower said that over a senlence of from 2 to is years in a lalion which lhe !lou e tarts de· Opponents of the amendment 110-pound drill instructor convicted go ... _d II .mandlnt In CGmmission Cha;pman Robert K Itends to move as fast as poSSIble .nd te all nvel ..r we.pen. t.. ts. .... • U ' II " H I ined that longer period Japan took jurisdie- Japanese prison. bating Thursday. argued that trial by jury has nel'cr of mistr DUng a ba Ie trainee. leU spent considerable time with m a area~.. e exp a . Ibt committee In its closed meet- he meant thiS mclu.des lookmg 10· tion in even fewer cases, percent· . The proseeuto:'s office at the Their view were expressed at been prol'ided in civil contempt Wednc day wa r duced onc grade -------------­ ill to a recommendation before the agewise. Maebashl DistrIct Court sent a a party confcrence held shorUy caS<'s in which the government was in rank and flncd $50 a month for On other point, EIsenhower Mor. than 14,000 cas" have copy of the .J~panese indictment after the Hou e by a vot of 290· a party. Rep. Scott IR·Pa.) called said: '. commission to buy 31 acres on the two month . 1. "Somebody in this gov 'rn· The alleged bld·padding .arose south edge of Waterloo from Mrs. come up in Japan, the President to. Cam p Whlttmgton Wednesday.
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