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Established in 1868 10 Ceuta Per Copy Associated Press Leased Wire and Wirephoto Iowa City, Iowa - Saturday. May 9. 19M Inner Core' Called Fire Hazard Iy JULIE NELSON all of the apartments, and the fire spread quickly from one room attachments are very hazardous." system, where electriw contacts Alit. city Editor corridors and stairwells, were con· to another so there is no place for These dwellings had octopus at· are exposed, were combustible and (FHth of a Slrlta' structed of fiber board. "This fiber inhabItants to find refuge should a tachments. were Dot locked, thereby COIlItitut There are at least 12 persons in board," Kilpatrick said, "burns al· fire break oul." In addition, there were make ing a ftre hazard, and an electric Iowa City who every day expose most as quickly as cardboard and Windows opening from these shift wiring arrangements in some hock hazard [or people who migbt themselves to extreme fire. health I well below the National Fire Pro apartm nlS into the stairwell eon· of the apartments, in the form of fiddle with them. and safety hazard - right in tective Association's con truction stitute further fire hatard. wires being pllced togeth r and THE THIRD noor corrIdor was their own apartments. standards." "In this situation," Kilpatrick nailed to the woodwork. "The ec· very dark and the light didn't Last week. Franklin J. Kilpat. To make mallers worse, the said, "there should be at lea t a and highest cause oC fire in the work. In addition, the stairway rick, Director of the Inspection [br e nights 01 tairs were com· quarter·inch of wired gla s in the nited Stales is make 'hilt wiring," rllilinl[ wa loose. D i vis i on of the pletely unen losed which means window frame to provide the same Kilpatrick said. (S m 0 kin g and B throoms had no ventUatklo - University Health fire could spread quickly from the type of protection that a wall matches are the first - also quite windows or mechanical. bottom to the top of the structure. Department, and I would. Otherwise. in case of fire prevalent in the e apartment!;.) Concerning egress routes (me vi ited six apart· "An unenclosed stairway is on the gla s ju t shatters and the There was considerable over·[us· thods of leaving the structure), ac· ments, each occu· of the worst fire hatards a fire goes through." ing in the electrical system. The cording to Kilpatrick any dwelllng pied by two per· dwelling can have ," Kilpatrick Also. pipes through the walls in circuits for the individual apart unit should have two unobstructed sons. The apart· emphasized. Many person have these dwellings were not properly ments were built to carry not more means of egrw, remote from ments were locat· been killed because of such a sealed, making ideal pa sages for than 15 10 20 amperes of current. each other so In cue of fire, ed above a busi· ituation, and not just from fire vermin, fire and heat. But fuses on the e circuits varied persons can scatter In two different LB. 75' ness establishment but from heat and fumes too." Only about hal! oC the needed from 20 to 30 amperes. This would directions to get out of the build· Readily Burns!! in the heart of IN ADDITION. [bere were tran· electrical ouLlets were provided, allow a larger amount of current ing. And in case one exit is gutted ,. F. J . Kilpatrick, director of the Inspection Dj.,lision of tho SUI Iowa City soms over the doors of each apart o there were many extension to flow through the wirIng - cau • by fire, another exit Ia available. Health Departmant, demonstrates how a fiber board, used in many three on the sec· ment, which are usually propped cords in use. ing it to become overheated and, ond floor and three on Ine third. open by the occupants and left LB. Iowa City dwellings as wall and ceiling board. will r ..dlly burn. "AN EXTENSION cord hould therefore, possibly et the building 65' Here's what we found . open. "This help ventilation," KII· go directly to the appliance it is on fire. Fire Hazard- -Photo by Joe Lippincott TO BEGIN with. the interiors o( patrick sold, "and it also h Ips sel'ving," Kilpatrick said. "Octopus The switch boxes for [be electrical (Continued on page 6)
.tIlllIUD1IUll1nUIIIIIIIIUlKlll:t;lIm=1i!O!I;:=:r.::::;; !!IIJ 11m!~IL IIIItltllJII 1:1 ...... LB.45¢ --".o.:J:Il.c' I~ • .,. May 20 Deadline- ~nti .. Red CuBans Threaten Attack e ore res WAS III eTO (AP) - Increasing signs appeared Friday that anti-Communist Cubans plan commando-type raids and other attacks on Cuba at any time within the next 12 days. 44 Killed as • Various exile leaders have pledged they will be fighting Castro's Communist dictatorship on Mother of 2 Dies In Auto Wreck Cuban soli before May 20, that Pilot Cried: country's independence anniver· lBJ Appeals sary. Better Than Beforel Asked about this forecast, State Rams Truck Department press officer Robert J. live Been Shot Four Killed McCloskey restated the oCficlal For Reiection U.S. opposition to hit·and·run raids. FBI Say. Passenger At Traffic . THREE major action groups oC Took $50,000 Policy As High Winds " Cuban exiles, some with acUve Shortly Before Crash Of Extremism underground cells in Cuba, are Survey Site SALE! reported ready to attack. CONCORD, Calif. IA'I - An FBI Ends Six-State Tour A year ago Manuel Ray, leader analysis has determined that a Lash Midwest A 21·year-old Mt. Pleasant mo· of one of the anti·Castro groups, passenger on the airliner that ther of two was kl\1ed Instantly With Cheering Crowd pledged he would be lighting Fidel, crashed near here Thursday with Winds of hurricane force blltter Friday afternoon when her 1960 his former chieftain, before May explosive death to all 44 aboard ed most parts of the Midwest early hardtop rammed the rear of a Of 500,000 Georgians 20. To a secret meeting of some took out an insurance polley on Friday and late in the day nQW stopped seml·traller truck loaded himsell in excellS oC $50,000 before twisters were reported to be the with steel piling. south of Iowa INGS, ATLANTA, Ga. (A'I- Half a mil· axile leaders in Miami this week, the night from Reno, Nev., then cause of at least four deaths. City. lion Georgians poured into the Ray reaffIrmed the pledge. shot at least one member of the In Mount Clem ns, Mich ., a tor· The two chJldren of Mrs. Beverly streets Friday to cheer President In some U.S. cities, there were crew when the plane was 40 miles nado smashed into a housing area Johnson before he wound up a reports that numbers oC young Jean Lyle - Gary, 4, and Richard, short of its San Francisco destl· for nearby Selfridge Air Force 2 - were reported in good condl· politically profitable trip through Cubans, particularly those with nation. Base late Friday. At least 37 peo. Trips for poverty·stTicken A p p a I a chi a n militaty b a c k g r 0 u n d s, were tion lit University Hospitals Fri· Informed sources In Washington pie were injured and hundreds o[ day night. areas. strangely absent. Their countrymen said the FBI there declined to homes were damaged. At lea~t Couples to Johnson strongly appealed for ra· believe they entered training camps identify the passenger except to three h?uses were de {royed, SIX The truck, owned by Arrow cial justice and rejection of ex· in recent weeks. reportedly in say that the passenger was a man lost thelT roofs and 20 others lost Transportation of Des Moines, was tremism and "the tattered and dis· Nicaragua and Costa Rica. and was the owner of a powerful most of their roofs. waiting for a Highway CommIaslon traffic survey beinll conducted on credited banners of the past." NICARAGUA was a launching Magnum revolver found in the THERE WA.S NO letup in the tur· ~~OS ' FROM Atlanta, Johnson traveled point for the exiles' disastrous Bay the southbound lane of Route 218 plane's wreckage. bulent weather that has lashed near the 4·H FaIrgrounds. nd The Clock" by helicopter to Gainesville in of Pigs invasion in April 1961, THE WASHINGTON FBI study, Iowa this week. Transportation northeast Georgia for the final which the United States helped the sources said, established that Approximately .96 inch of rain ACCORDING to highway patrol· phase of his trip. finance and organize. Some exiles men, one vehicle had just passed ome tity to Las VegQs. the revolver held six empty cart· was dumped on Iowa City durIng "Full participation in our so· say it failed for lock of U.S. air ridges which recently had been a thunderstorm early Friday morn· through the survey and the truck I the fabuioul ciety can no longer be denied to support at a crucial time. fired. ing. High wInds left a trail of fallen driver, Larry S. Nichola of Des men because of their race, religion Anti·Castro Cubans emphasized Moines, had put the truck into gear nd Country Club. The sources also confirmed ear· wires, trees and branches in their to move forward when the crasb or region," he said in Gainesville. the operations currently planned lier reports that a tape recording wake. uding tip and floor show happened. Recalling a visit of President would not in any way resemble carried the pilot's voice, crying : Iowa City police received reports D.. erl Room. Franklin D. Roosevelt to the city those at the Bay of Pigs. These "My God, I've been shot I I've been of falling trees along Oakland Ave. The truck wal loaded with seven· teen 4O-foot steel pilings used for in 1938, Johnson said: "1£ Frank· sources say the current strategy shot!" A scream followed the nue and Court Street. Another reo e date ... any time in 1964. lin Roosevelt were standing on this is to carry out numerous raids and words. port came from a few houses along bridge construction. They were des· REGISTER OR SEND YOUR square today, he would say that infiltrations by small groups, some tined for delivery several mlIes The FBI in San Francisco had no the 900 block of Iowa Avenue south and east of the accident SS ON A SL.IP OF PAPER America must go forward with now in Cuba and others to be comment on the case. IPower lines were reported down NOTHING TO BUYI sent in from outside U.S. territory. scene. compassion and justice for all - or A mystery stili unsolved was near 413 Stadium Park and Park Highway patrolmen said the aur· it cannot go forward at all." . The plans call for infiltration, whether the gunman passenger shot Road near Beldon Avenue. subversion, sabotage, establishment Cambodians vey crew had placed warning 0a18 Westinghou .. Joht)son said he wanted a Gov· only the pilot, or also the copilot POLICE said most of the calls north of the collision site. There of guerrilla forces , commando·type and possibly others aboard the ill· were received just after midnight. Hat Box ernment of compassion and he hit-and·run attacks and es tablish· was about a quarter mile of Portable . - Pledgep . to carry forward his war ment of beachheads. Ifated F27 Fairchild twin·engine The storm also contributed Lo a Ki II One Viet straight roadway 10 the north. , against poverty and discrimina· plane. car'pedestrian accident about 11 : 15 • lion. The Lyle car rammed lDto tile HAIR DRYER All aboard were tom to bits by p.m. in Tiffin. Mrs. Leota Hamon. pilings, which protruded from the "I BELIEVE Georgia will join (he force of the diving crash in the 63, of Tiffin, was admitted to Mercy On Frontier back of the truck but were marked wi[b the entire nation to insure Plan Offered rolling hills southeast of Concord. Hospital in Iowa City where she with a red flail, The Impact sheared that every man enjoys all the rights "THERE'S REALLY nothing left was reported to be in fair condI· SAIGON, South Viet Nam L4'I - the roof off the auto. The car, to bury," said L. H. Fraser, Can· tion. secured to him by the Constitu· To Drop Part Cambodia's troops shot up and which was demollahed. came to tion ," he said there. tra Costa County ~oroner . Elsewhere in the state winds rest against the right side of tile seized a Vietnamese armored per· In suburban Atlanta, the Presi· DepUty Coroner Mal Whalin said gusted up to more than 80 ~i1es an truck on the .houlder of the road. dent picked up a beagle deposited Of Rights Bill a human bone found at the scene hour The Weather Bureau said the sonnel carrier Friday on the fran· No charges have been filed. on the car hood by Beth Harrison . contained a hole which could have northern part of the state was tier 40 miles northwest of Saigon. WASHINGTON It!') - Sen. Ever· been inr/Jcted by a bullet. The of· under a tornado during the evening A similar trallic accldeat killed Johnson hoisted the hound wi[b ' a They killed one crewman and cap an Air Force lerleant and bls fam hand around the collar - not by ett M. Dirksen unveiled Friday his ficer said lhe bone was not a skull hours. proposal to drop from the civil fragment. . tured the rest, possibly 18 men. ily of three near Wilton Junctioa the ears as he had done to his own rights bill power for the attorney The voice on the tape recording Th~ viCIOUS w~ather played hav· on Interstate 80 lut July 111. It alIo beagles at the White House. Gunfire from a Cambodian tank general to initiate suits aimed at apparently was that of pilot Ernest ~ WIth power hn~ s and kept. the knocked ou the carrier. Both ve· involved a Hlebway CommissioD "They understand this down ope nIII· g up plac es at pu bl' IC ac com . A. Clark. f.lre .department m . Des 11Momes traffic survey. The family's foreip here," he said. modalion . The Washington sources said that Jumpmg to answer fIre ca s. hicles were from the United States, compact car wu rammed from be This key proposal was the last of co·pllot Raymond E. Andress also ONE BLAZE burned down Rock supplied under the U.S. military hind by a truck when it was atop. CORREC.TION 70 amendments to ' the House. may have been shot. Island Lines roundhouse in Des aid program, but no American per· ped for the traffic cbeck. passed measure whiCh Dirksen, the The airliner went down shortly Moines. sonnel were involved. THE TRUCK driver was cbarged In an , article appearin, In Senate Republican leader from II· before 7 a.m. Thursday carrying The west and central sections of The Vietnamese were with possession of a stimulant dru. Thursday's i!dltion of The Daily linois, presented t1uring four days to death persons with widely di· [owa were buffeted by steady Communist guerrillas. without a prescription and maD· lowln about the Iowa Law Re· of closed meetings with other Sen· vergent backgrounds - gamblers, winds of 30 to 40 miles an hour slaughter. He was sentenced to • view,' the writer said, " ... And ate leaders of both parties. a ra~i1y en route to a re~n.ion with with peak gusts up to 70 miles an Coupled with the attack was a year in jail on the drill charle those . ( law) faculty who are Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, (D. r~latives, an elderly mlnlster .. on hour. One gust of 83 miles an hour Cambodian charge that Vletna· and eigbt years on the manslaup· awar. (of the lon, hours re· Minn .), noor manager of the bill hIS way to a college class reunIon, was recorded at Des Moines. mese troops, who bave strict ord· ter count, but was &ranted a COFFEE CAKES qulred for the editors to check who said earlier he wanted to see a gospel singer. bench parole for both offenaea. out elch sontence In a menu· "the whole deck" before com· THE F A I R CHI L D turboprop ers from Saigon to stay on their script submItted for publlcltlon) menting on Dirksen's proposals, plane was en route from Reno, Roundup at Noon own side of the line In action Robert Henely, dislrict cotI8ti.e. are usually the ones writinll for said after the GOP leader wound Nev., to San Francisco. The air· against Red Viet Cong bands. stag· tion engineer for the Highway cb EACH mission in Cedar Rapids, told .'DIe 59~ law revieWs - they usually come up, "This is a very hopeful devel· Une and this type of plane both had For Derby Days ed an armored raid Thursday on ,'------=--- opment." . remarkable safety records. Daily Iowan Friday night tb8t ' • to cia" unprepared bocause of the Cambodian village of Taey. the rigorous demands of their HU"4PHREY. assistant Demo- Before the deputy coroner's dis· Herds of girls will be rounded up survey crew on primary highways normally places advanced wamiDI FRESH BAKED writing." cratic leader, said, "There is now closure and the NBC report, FBI at noon today by the Sigma Chi's Military authorities in Phnom Winds Down Trees, Wires. a good possibility to work out agents and deputies with hand Penh. Cambodia's capital, said six signs that say "slow" and "crew This inadvertent wording lea"e. to participate in Derby Day activi· The strong winds which shook I A tree was uprooted at the south working" in poaltions so that "",. the erroneous impression that law something." magnets scoured the field where persons were killed by the armored COOKIES ties. Lumber trucks wi\] stopat force at Taey, which they describ Iowa City Friday nIght caused ex- end of Halley Street at 9 p.m. A one traveling at a moderate ra~ , " prof,"ors 'come to class unpre· However, the outlook may not the crash took place, especially in them and be ... pared because of the rigorous de· come into focus until after the the area where the pistol was all of the women's housing units ed as two miles inside the frontier. tensive damage to telephone and large tree limb crashed down on speed would see DOZ. mands of their writing. Th. law leaders meet again next Wednes· found. and lead a parade to City Park. power lines and to trees throughout East Bloomington Street in the 600 to stop." 4 $1 day to see whether [bey can agree It was reported that pa\'t of the SCHOOL BOARD TO MEET- the city. block. Another tree was blown Henely said warning signs were student beln, intervie..t8cl actual· The girls will compete in a The Iowa City Board of Educa The 10wa·l1Iinois Gas and Elec- down on Court Street. placed 1900 feet In advance 01 the Iy Slid that editors of the Iowa to accept the language being draft· hammer of the Smith &. Wesson reo ed for the 70 amendments. volver was missing. There was Ben Hur race, egg throw, nour tion will meet at 7:30 next Tues· tric Company said that it had more Iowa City police received reports survey crew at Wilton Junctioa. He FRESH HAMBURGER Llw Rlview often com. to elasa dive, profile preview and tricycle day in the Board of Education Of· than 50 calls for wire damage. of broken windows which were said the Hllhway CornmilaiOll "al· unprepared because of the long INTEREST in floor action slack· speculation that they were seeking ened to the point where the Sen· this missing piece. races. Sigma Chi will select a fice, 104 S. Linn. St. A full crew was called on duty, blamed on high winds. One tree ways takes curves and bills lDao hours required to edit Ind pub Derby Day queen from the housing Issues discussed will include a a company official reported. He limb fell on three cars in the consideration If they can. "But," lish the review. ate decided to quit early and skip REPORTS AT THE scene Thurs· CONEY BUNS a meeting for today (or the first day said the revolver was loaded. unit's nominees. survey on tecbniw·vocational edu sald hOwever, the repair crew could 1000 block of Washington Street. he added, "work bas to be daDe The Dilly lowln r.. rett mak· time since the debate began March The FBI declined, however, to There also will be a sky·dlving catilm and the use of tbe Recrea· not keep up with the new reports There was no report on [be damage where the desired results can be 1NA I", thl' misquotetion. 9, except for Easter weekeod. say if it had been fired . exhibition if weatber permit •• tion CornmlssiOIf facilities. 01 damage. to the cars. I gOtteD." ___ . _ . _ __-' 8PKG. 23'
./ 1'tit1-''OOity Iowan ~ = , It' I du OBSERVATIONS L'; , - nriOce,n s me cf rama AND ~~::'~~.,'" ~ dependent on stage effects By EDWARD ERIKSSON lng disuse. In its square archi· welfare of the children. Ihe children's Ion eli n e S s, Its low.n Reviewer tectual lines was a touch of im IN THE ROLE of Miss Gid causes and effects, received , "The Innocehts" Is a melodra personality. The side and rear dens, Linda Carlson was formid however, the same attention as A chance to laugh ma which depends largely on ceiling of the room couches omi ably brave, dutifuL and well·in Mrs, Grose's housework, The aud stage effects, ghosts, and sur nous shadows. When the stage tentioned. She engaged the audi ience was unequally impressed prise entrances. Otherwise it is darkens there are trees beyond ence's sympathy through her with the outward occurrences in a domestic tale the window, resembling human quiet tears and gasps, and, as the detriment lo the exposure of the : ~ at nig'ger iokes of a new gov- ' forms. play continued, through her con undel'lying psychological causes. emess come to THE LIGHTING at times was veying of an affectionate regard There was at times an annoy "I WANT TO HAVE the right to dislike you," actor make neglected also very effective. At the ap for the children. ing overuse and misuse of the pearance of the ghosts only a Kirk DoUglllS once told him, ~ bccause you're Dick ·Gregory. children behave. The youngsters, Amy Jo Ray lighting. During lwo scenes the Her problems quivering outline of their faces and Bruce Walker, moved through stage became light and dark, Not because you're a gr~," arise when she and red hair is reveated in the the play with engaging assurance. light and dnrk for no good rea darkness. When the stage dims it That sort of nondiscrimination-in-reverse i typical of discovers the Miss Ray's vitality caught the son, children, Miles suggests the anxiety and un cer audience from the beginning. It Two objects on the set, the the off-beat, oll-the-beam humor Gregory, who will give a and Flora, have tainty of the governess, Miss Gid was Mr. Walker's complete ab dens. trees and the bannister, appeared benefit performance in lacbride Auditorium Tuesday, has formed a subver sorption into hi s role in the last unfinished. The trecs seemed The costumes were attractive scene which created the finat made famous, sive attachment merely large green cut-outs. The to a pair of ERIKSSON and unpretentious, not the usual terror of the play. bannisters lacked lhe definite Gregory is the only nationally known performcr who's ghoSts. pastels. The maid's, however, The direction of Lael J . Wood lines and shadows of the rest of Last night's production of the had a certain richness not found bury stressed the melodramatic, been able to lTIak Negroes and wllites alike laugh at a the sct. play was generally equivalent to in the others. mysterious entrances of the The play was good for lovers serious siLuation, The whites may laugh at him as much be the tender thriller. The collective The acling was steadily inter ghosts, the sudden appearancc of of melodrama. One could havc cause they're tlllcomfortable a because they'r amused, gasps and coohs emanating (rom esting. Rac Kram was thc maid, the children at certain moments, wished, however, for something the audience at the proper mo Mrs. Grose, infused significance and the shouting and crying of more intelligently dramatic_ "Hang On A While Longer - I'll Save You" An~ there are probably a lot of tears in Negro laughter at ments evidenced a successful rap into an otherwise inconspicuous the last scene. . Gregory quips like: port between the stage and us. character. Her housework, her HERE MR . WOODBURY quite The set presented a Victorian "The white man isn't so smart. lIe didn't even know dusting was believably fastidious. effectively crescendoed the pitch, living room colored in brown, ma There was a note of sincerity in then transitioned to the final sob how to run segregation. He pull us in the back where we roon, and dusty gold, suggesting her occasional solicitude for the bing of Miss Giddens. The fact of Sp cial for lother's Day, . , could see what was going on in front for 300 years." SARE must go on • • • ideal summer handbag for When he was involved in civil rights demonslrations LeHers to the editor- By PETER M. HALL And finally - the question of And for a while the white, at from Holland. These are just in the South, be once observed: Written for The Iowan the motivation of members o( least at SUI, may have to do it PLUS IMPORTERS in the ' (This Is tho last of two article. SARE with regard to their con "That chunky big guy, ... lIe's the kind wIlo says he by Prof. HIli; Friday h. dis· without organizational member' minute Mother's Day cun.d the HumIn Right. Con· cern for the Negro. Some Negroes don't kill niggers on Sunday," Rea~er links housing, f.renco and local anta90nlsm. may feel a sense of sympathy or ship of the Negroes - or at least in hUman r.l.tlon •. ) self-righteousness emanating from until he can show the Negro that Gr gory is important because he is able Lo I ake com As a balm to those who are shy whites in the ci vil rights move he is sincere. SARE, consequent· fortable middle-class whit s thinR about civil rj~hts while and overwhelmed by the size of Ihc University and who feel ment. ly must continue to encourage the they're Sitting in a plusl] night elu b and drinking it up. He high dorm costs alienated from the Negro, let me And as one Negro put it , "We entire white communIty to act. can neak uncomfortable thoughts into their comfortable say several things. want equality and not sympathy." And if only for this reas on, SARE To the Editor: world because he's funny, $220 a year. That much money li ving space, but they cnable land First, perhaps it may become There is probably some justifica It was with great interest that would buy 50 cases of beer. lords to charge a high price for necessary for the University to re tion for these attitudes on the (integrated or noll can not afford But he's done as much for the American tradition oE I read Mr. Sylvester's article ex It's beyond me how there could cockroach-carpeted rooms. A sa v structure living arrangements so part of the Negroes. SARE and to quit. humor as he has for civil rights, He's knockulg the stuffiness plaining why SUI students live in be such a large difference in ing of a couple hundred dollars that you don't feel overwhelmed other similar organizations must substandard housing. I agree with dorm rates between two com can help a stUdent with a squeez or perhaps it may be necessary constantly evaluate their motiva· out of an uncasy era in which the "cthnic" joke - be it all of the many reasons he gave parable, statc supported institu ed bank account put up with al for Ihe University to take an tions and actions to see if they about Jcws, Poles, OrienLals, or Negroes - is not accepta but I believe he failed to mention tions. most anything, active hand in integrating lhe do meet the standards of expecta Or so tion . ble. Gregory is brcatlling fresh air into a national sense of one of the main ones. High dorm rates not only force Ronald N. Rosencrans campus.
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on SpeCial for Motber's Day ... imported rattan handbags from I [on g Kong. The At the HOUSE OF VISION the exact measurement is the importance of the prop • • • ideal summer handbag for every occasion. Also, Droste chocolate hon bons erly fitted'contact lens. The latt'st instrllm nt lIst'd in Jlll'asuring the cornea of Ind for a while the white, at from Holland. These arc just two of the hundreds of exciting imports at COST the ye is demonstrated above by H. O. V'~ Contact I ens Technician. For com st at SUI, may have to do it PLUS IMPORTERS in the Hotel Jefferson. Open 'til 10 p.m. tonight for your last fort, quality and service, bring your next contact lens prescription to THE :hout organizational member· minute Mother's Day Shopping. HOUSE OF VISION , KELLEY OPTICAL, CO ., U6 E. \Va hington Iowa Cit), Iowa. p of the Negroes - or at least Bike·in banking, tool Ye , FIRST NATIONAL BANK brings .molher first to Iowa ;it he can show the Negro that ity witll its \Iotor Bank. on\enient to campus, the Motor Banl has complete is sincere. SARE, consequent· must continue to enc\lurage the banking service. Drive·in todayl FIRST NATIONAL BANK - M mb r Fed raj :ire white community to act. Depobil Insurance orporation/ Federal H serve System - i tIl Bank De d if only for this reason, SARE signrd \\ ilh YOU in Mind in Iowa City. tegrated or not> can 1I0t afford quit. Or so they say W Ifal'riage: The result of a man ting hooked with his own line. AND - The Gouveneur (N.Y.) Trlbune·Pren • • Juring a wild "DoIla r~Day" W e, a salesgirl was trying des· 'ately to fill out a sales slip a customer. 'Your name please?" OF 'Elizabeth Grantworth." 'Your address?" '412~ Kenton St." THE 'he salesgirl took a deep lath, looked around the store I said, "It's a madhouse, isn't 'No," the woman replied, "It's I ESS apartment. " - Th. Dayton Observ.r E
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Court ~, 10:45 a.m., Service. i a.m., Sunday Sehool -0- REORGANIZED CHURCH THIS WEEK: OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATI'ER DAY SAINTS 221 Melrose Ave. ,day, 11:80 un., Cburch Sell... iO 1.111., Mornln. Wonhlp I J , ~ J; ST. PAUL'fI ot LUTHERAN-- CHAPEL $ ~ .. I , J: (M\8Iourt Synod) It's Julie • • . 404 E. JelferlQn I; !:, "· vice. at 9 a.m. Ind 11 .... ,day Scbool It 10 a.m. \4 " • I I p.m. Student Veeper. , t ~ -0- SHARON EVANGELICAL UTED BRETHREN CHURCII Kalona a gal .day, 9:30 a.m., Sunda7 Scboel iO a.m., DIvine Worablp -0- ST. ANDREW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH who thinks young! Sunaet .. MatrOoN A"I. UlIlveralt, H_lIh" .day, ' :30 a.m. Worlhlp. Cbunt choo1 I .ID.. Worablp. Cbureb 8cbool , -0- LUTHERAN CHURCH Julie Twedt, a freshman at Iowa OF CHRIST THE KING Comer of IWV Road and Coralville ROld • is in the School of liberal Arts . ,day, 9:30 a.m., Wonhlr ~ un., Sunday Sehoo -0- IRST UNITARIAN SOCIETI Julie is from Elmhurst, Illinois, and is 10 •• ~..... GUbert 1M. Ithoron Ar\otan Jr., MlnIJt.r a.m., Cbureb 6c:hoo1 Ind A4aII bcuulol) a member of Alpha Delta Pi sorority. l.m., Ctllireh 8ervi~ -0- ST. MARK'S I4ETHODIST CHURCH 1810 MuacaUDe Aft. ,day, 0:30 " 11 a~l' WorabIP , a.m., Church SchDOl, AdUlt m. INion Group -0- r. THOMAS MORE CHAPEL 105 N. Riverside Dr. r. WENCESLAUS CHURCH 618 E. Davenport-- St. -0- :INITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH lobert E. Hobhlmmer, Rector 320 E. coue,e S,. m. Ho~ Eucharls . I .m. FamHy Service and Churcb Swing into Spring with a convertible and this sunny styl e by Lanz. Sherri Ihool' Nursery . •.m. , 'rhe office of Mornbll Prl'l' chooses this all·cotton sai ltone slack outfit. The sleeveless, scoop·necked top is . and Sermon. Nursery, now illS Pepsi- wltite with embroidered red and black flowers that lend a touch of femininity. .., m. Adult JnstructJoll Cla~l. II, p.m. EYlln.onf In the Ohurcb, oinning bunt down the third leams, will struggle for deciding scheduled for a triangular meet, so fall is in the pole vaull Ohio Armory at 3:30 p.m. Wednesd Jim Excerpts from "Cabinet of [ base line and pinch runner kip Hohle slid home with the win points here today in the final home a complete set oC meet records will State's Bob Neutzling, sophomore, Hawkeye meet. be established. last week became the first Big Tea Caligari," "Warning Shadows" a ning run as the Iowa Hawkeyes knocked off the second place Field events start at 1 p.m. and HowtWer, at least one Iowa track vaulter to clear 16 feet. He made "Miss Julie" will iUustrate i Michigat'l' State Spartans, 5-4, Friday afternoon on the Iowa field. the first running event is at 1:30 record" the 4*yard dash mark, is WI. inch as the Buckeyes lost • talk. The bunt was the third hit of the day for Koehnk, who also p.m. The meet will be over before in danger. Gary Hollingswortb o[ dual meet to Michigan State. '!'be A silenl film, "The Society the end of the first of the two base· Iowa, wbo ran :47.4 last week on field record is 15-5~ Inches. Valiant Deeds, " will be screen, had singles in the second and ball games With Michigan. • the same track, wjll go after his Jim Albrecht of Northwestern, aDd discussed at 8 p.m. Thursdi eighth il)llings. Iowa out·hit Michi base before Perkins was picked off with 14-1%, aDd Rod Hord of Ohio In Shambaugh Auditorium, gan State 8-6 for the game. first base, setting the stage lor State, 14-4, are other good vaulten. Also included in the program A1tbough tbe·game started out as Koehnk's bunt. The trio is the best ever· to com· 10:30 a.m. Thursday will be ' a pilching duel between Hawk Hohle broke for the plale with Eight Teams 1[0 Blay pete here. perimental Film Class," in eye Bob Gebhard and John Kras the pitch and slid into the plate IOWA WILL LOOK to SIeve projection room of Old Arrnnrv, nan of the Spartans, the te,ams end ahead of the throw lrom Spartan Goldston in the 100 and 220, Hol ed up using a total 01 seven pitcb third baseman Biedcnbach, wbo lingsworth. At Randolph, 33O-yIrd ers between th~. fielded the bunt. In ' Golf Tourney Here hurdles; Scott Rocker. 660; Dennis Kobl, sprinter; aDd the mile relay GEBHARD sailed through the The Hawks, now 2-5 in lhe Big The Iowa golf team, with an 0-2-1 record, hosts an eight first three jnnings facing the mini· team. Hawkeyes will score few Ten, face the league-leading Michi points in the field events. mum number of Spartan hitters, gan Wolverines, in a d(lUble team 36-hole meet at 8 a.m. on South Finkbine course today. 6-0. , Northwestern has a :09.7 sprinter not allowing a hit, and looked like header at 1 p,m. on the Iowa In addition to the Iowa squad, teams from Minnesota, Wis in Barry Townsend and 8 st~n~ be had things under control. How field today. consin, Northwestern, Illinois, In- ever, the Micbigan State lea
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... -- .... ~ .. - ... PItII-THI DAILY IOWAN-Iowa CRy, J.w...... LtunI.v. M.y f, ,'" F; r HazCJ id _ ~gth ~ t~uiversity'5 approved bous- Jud n Orc! rs Since this wasn'l Ihl' case, the - Public 5.,.,,1<0 Ad• .- "es (Continued from page 1) University can do nothing - it ~ TOdayi s News l3riefly Powell's Arrest IIOft,t.d II., Co,t.,11I1 Import. How Apartn O In only two of these apartments the City's domain . eampus N Il NEW YORK III - Statl! SIlPreme ild OC("upants hay!' two means 01 "DURING my two-lInd·a·half TRUMAN CHOKES UP - Harry TrUman. back in Washington Fri· Court Justice Thomas C. Chimera - AID Applications he has a tickel and Is in Ihe proper hId C. years here," Kilpatrick said, "I've day to visil with his old huddies in Senate went through a ro und or uniform. ' gress - t e ront oor or a Ire 'ed d we ll ' ngs where I ' • on Friday ordered the arrest oC DI'CK Applications (or Project AID pa Rep. Adam Clayton Powell (0- • •• - . a . Iseen OCCUPI . I birthday festiv ities - and only choked up on ce. Invited to give a speech sitions will be due Wcdnesday, in· 'scopel lethadmghofr r bedroom. Will' there weriel ' t~o PlumblDgyo our c~outbld- h'om the Senate floor , Truman flubbed. He could not ~ay mu ch oCan y- N. Y.) (or contempt of court. But stead or this weekend, at the Union. Kennedy Library Jow n c o' er our apar men ts room fac 11CS ; Yo' l Jere . . - U h 'b f D he stayed execution 01 the order • . • '1 see daylight through the roo(' thIDg, especially after hcarlOg a t ose flowery trl utes rom emo- 2 of • • • The collection of student signa. . here were no fire escapes aval · where there were no windows at crats BOd Republicans classing amorig the greats. pending recess of tbe House or GREGORY SARE Coffee tures lor a Rift to thc John Fit :/.· Jblc. all. and where maitre. ses on the ••• Representatives. gerald Kennedy lJhrary. rncorp· Powell repeatedly failed to ans· 1 SARE-Friends of S. CC will hold orated in Boston. will continue "Occupants could concpivably go noor served as beds. EMBEZZL.EMENT CHARGE - Former Webster City City CJerk, a coffee hour for Dick Gregory and wer a $46 ,599 judgment against hrouch n t~ t week. hrough Ihe firs! two apartments "I'VE SEEN PE'Opl e living in at. DouglHs Long, was charged Friday with embezzlement of city funds him held by Esther James. a the Freedom Singers at 2 p.m. Frank Patlan, AS, Wilmette, m., to. their fir.e escapes," Kilpatri~ tics where the only place you can less than 24 hours alter he returned (rom a 12-day disappearance. City I Local Harlem widow. Tuesday in the Upper Annex oCthe and student chairmen, said indivi- said, "but If those people weren t stand erect is in the middle of Manager Homer Ankrum said Long, 38. earlier Friday voluntarily said About 13 months ago a jury By JOHN BORN~ First Congregational Church, 30 E. dual appeals will be made at all home, and the do:ors were locked, the room, where the roof goes to there was a shortage of funds in his office and that Long made restitu College st. The public is invited. awarded Mrs. James $211.500 dam (Sixth of a SeT housing units. He added he was the only alternative . woul~ be to a peak, and I've seen people in tion of what was considered the total amount involved. $3,500. Long ages because Powell in a t960 • • • disappointed in the student re- break the dO?r. A~d I~ you ve ever cellars living and sleeping right . t th h and 1 ased d .., 500 bo d * A11 S r writer has lo television broadcast called her a Air Society sponse to the gif~ given by students seen the" pamc ? fire I~ a dwelling next to the heating plant. The state pleaded IOnocen to e c • arge :as re e , un er .M. n . DICK grega tc, commonl y known who were in college durilli the lale ;an c~use, yo~ d realIze th~t t.~is building code express\y forbids Iiv. "bag woman " - graft collector - The Arnold Air &lciely will hold President's term in ofCice. IS a very wilikely alternative. ing in cellars. I FBI CHIEF HONORED - The Senate Friday took note of FBI Director for corrupt police. The appellate a "race of twis ted people a Dining-In at 6 p.m. Thursday at J . Edgar Hoover's four decades as top G-man by unanimously adopting divis ion reduced the award. City." • •• BESIDES, it would be next to "The absence of any enforced With the Senate currently em the Ron neb erg Restaurant in a resQlutlon praising his service to the country as he rounded out 40 GREGORY Amana. All Air Force ROTC ca' Frat BanqueJ impossiblE' for a. pregnant woman housing standards,in Ihis commun- broiled in the civil rights debate, The writ er, Calvin KI dets are invited to attend. or a cripple to climb down that fire it '1 downgrades all housing," KiI· years in the position. HGover. 69, will reach the compulsory Govern· there has been speculation the 1949 SU I graduate whose a Phi Epsilon Pi rratemity will escape. It was simply II straijlt patrick continued. "Many people ment retirement age of 70 next Jan. 1, but President Johnson is ex· Tickets may be purchased Crom hold its annual Spring Formal at ladder and stopped about six reet don't seem to . pay any attention curfent congressional session could Universily and Iowa Cit) pected to issue an executive order waiving the requirment in his case. continue through the summer. any Arnold Air Society pledge and 8 p.m. tonight at Curt Yocom's above, the sidewalk, which means to good housing -standards where appeared in the Novembel will he on sale at th e Governor's Hoover's aides say he keeps himseif In top physical conditio(1 and shows Restaurant. a person would have to jump 1.1 or they might otherwise. I , no signs of being ready to step down. Day ceremonies. The theme is "Spring Fever" urOPl the rest of the way. . "In spite of [be fact that the 1963 issue of Holiday . Cadets will wear the dress blue , . • and music will he provided by lIIe There were no fite extinmoiQh. state. housing law is. ,?b~olete:· Kil. A city housin g cod or uniform with a white shirt and Playboys. The Phi Epsilon Pi .. - I k I ded • f t CRASH ENDS CHASE - A chase for a young man now wanted in * dinance, specifyillg the min hlack bow tie or the mess dress Dream Girl lIIill also be crowned, ers in the building and no exit pa ric conc u , I I was even three slayings was captured Thursday in a wild police chase that ended DICK 'Ll rellresent Alpha Beta chan.. signs enforced here. some good could be imum requirements to bl uniform with the white jacket. she wl ... . done. However, the joh cannot he when his car collided with another in a Detroit suburh and killed a man No one will be admitted unless ler at its International Convention The basement area was acces- really well done until a good who was to have been married today. Gravely injured in the collision. adopted by city landlord: " ______iiiiiiiii____ Aug. 30 in Philadelphia. sible only through a sidewalk trap- housing ordinance is adopted and ex·convlct Bruce Walter Leikett, 26 , of Detroit was held a police pris GREGORY for th e protection of tIl( Sigma Nu fraternity is holding door which had openings. large enforced by the City. " oner in a hospital. - America'8 Finest- its spring formal at 6:30 p.m. at enough, even when closed, to per- TUESDAY _ Comments by rowa , health, welfarc and sa[ely 0 • • t~l C occupants as well as tI ll the Mayflower. mit the entry of rats and other City landlords on the housing situa. "L.AWRENCI OF ARABIA" CAMPAIGN - British Royal Marine • •• vermin. tion. Commandos and red-bearded paratroopers are lighting a "Lawrence of community, ha' never beer Rod and Gun Club rn the basement, papers and Arabia" campaign against Ihe wiry. sharpshooting Red Wolves of Rad Iowa Citians find a lot to City Council. The Air Force ROTC Rod and other materials fla!Dmabl~ ~~re fan, Bedouin rebels trained and armed in the neighboring Repuhlic of talk about when they read * Three of th e fiv e low: Gun Club wl11 meet at 7: 30 Mon- clutl~r~d ID conSiderable quantltle~, Motorcycle Yemen. Helicopters and jet fighters date the fighting in the lOOOs rather day in the Field House. prOViding. a great amount of fuel 10 The Daily Iowan! mrn are currently renting t than 1918. • • • case of fire. DICK AS THE UNIVERSITY The Daily Iowan, the only Italian Ph.D. Exam IN ADDITION, garbage and Riding Taboo crca es each year, morc nati papers from th~ six apartments Nat'l Chairmc:an To Return paper serving the entire Uni The Italian Ph.D. examination were stored in paper boxes (Metal Cadets are buying "close to campw will he held at 3:30 p.m. May 18 garbage cans sl10uld be used. lor versity community, is avail GREGORY are converting them into mor in 220B Schaeffer Hall. Students sanitation purposes. ) On Finkbine Challenges Demos From 2-Day Tour mines. Rent for a student liv planning to take the examination ! , . abl e to all Iowa' Cioans at Campus Police Chief' John Han· Approximately 15 Air Force ranges from $35 to $110. should notify Florindo Cerreta. as And because of Ihe .inac;cessihllity To Imitate LBJ eight conveniently located of the dirty, dark. damp basement. na said Friday his department is ROTC cadets will return today .. Although SUlowans a re waODINO ItINO. sociate proCessor of romance lan guages, 220B Schaeffer Hall. before the apartment tenants bad · gotten "cracking ' down on motorcycles DES MOINES (.4'1 - Midwestern from the two·day visit at Scott Air newsstands: houses. aU of them are over MOONMIST Sir Friday. Into the habit 01 letting their operating In unauthorized areas, Democrats were Urged Friday to Force Base near st. Louis. The housing is not approved by the ...... tin. $29.50 addo' , IlnO $27.50 particularly on Old Flnkbine Golf "work as hard in your precincts trip was sponsored by the SUI Air ,* Other .IYlo, f, ... 11.00 garbage anli papers aoc\ll1lulate THE HUDDLE JameS Rhatigan. housing ad\ Accounting Honorary CoJrse." as President Johnson is doing in Force ROTC Detachment 255...... r ... to .... o.u,,,, in their kitchens, creating a furth MOTT'S DRUG STORE fice of Student Affairs . er fire bazard. Fo'\lr sur 'stUdents have been ap the White House." The group, mostly first year ca· Elects New Officers The challenge was made by Na dets, toured the base Thursday LUBIN'S SELF-SERVICE DRUGS DICK Most of the buildings were prehended recently ridIng motor· This building and the six apart cycles on Old Finkbine. he said. tional Democratic Chairman John afternoon and visited the McDon to the passage of the State HOl Beta Alpha Psi, national honor· ments received an F - unaccept· WHETSTONE DRUG CO. Their cases have been turned over Bailey, who told about 1.000 dele nell Aircraft Corporation Friday. hecame applicable to Iowa City ary accounting fraternity. has able score on Ki\patrick'~ rating gates at the Midwestern Democrat BURKLEY HOTEL elected officers for 1964-65. to the Office of Student Affairs. and saw a mockup of th e Gemini scale for housing, aod If minor, U~ION GREGORY Mayor Richard Burger, wh He said the motorcycles are a ic Conference to elect congressmen Space Capsule. IOWA MEMORIAL They are Steve Wilkinson, G, unmarried university stUdents had "who will help the President win Capt. Wayland D. Welty, assist· ing at 50g S. Clinton St., rents 1 Sioux City, president; Darrel been living tbere, they would have hazard to children, adding that UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS triple·room apartments from much turf has heen damaged. the war on poverty, provide jobs ant professor of Air Science, ac· Gosse, B4. Fairbank, vice presi· been asked to leave ~tld the' apart for an expanding population, get DAILY IOWAN OFFICE each. Twenty-lwo coeds live in dent; Dick Hallett, G, rowa City, "All grass areas are off limits companied the cadets on the trip. ments would have been laken off for motorcycles," Hanna said . better schools and provide health is not approved by the Univer: treasurer, and Marilyn Jahn, B3, care for our senior citizens." (For tIle ultimate in con 205 E. W.shlngton Moville, secretary. Richard W. Officials also warned motorists Rhatigan . The lirst day of the two·day con· * Mrs. William Hubbard , wL Phon. 337·3975 Metcal f, assistant professor of aa using the University parking ramp venience, have the DI deliv Schmidhauser Hits ference Ceatured the appearance William Huhbard, is the ownci counting. is the faculty vice presi not to park in spaces with hooded ered dolly to your d oor8l:ep. dent. meters. Unauthorized cars lert In oC Secretary 01 the Interior Stew DICK three graduate houscs locatcd ; Schwengel's View reserved spaces will be ticketed , art Udall. Call7 -4791 for your s'4bscrlp Burlington St. The three huild Hl!nna said. Udall said he feels that if Sen . cupied by S6 stUdents, Mrs. Hul lJarry Goldwater of Arizona wins tion information.) On 'Poverty War' Many drivers ticke~d for park· RENTS RANGE FROM $25 ing in the hooded areas were un· the primary election in California GREGORY partment with practically no I John R. Schmi .~