Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1960-06-07

Iowa PrimarY Voting Light LOOKS SHARP WN. Conn. I.fI - Floyd already sharp and at clos e to the weight he expects for his title rematch with weight Champion Ingemar sson June 20. eliminated Race ring from his training sesSion Erbe and Schroeder Running Close ay.

Miller And The Weather * * * P.rtIy C'-'Y ttweuth ...... Ham Beats "Hellol" ~ ~ w_ ..." hi.... 7S .. 14. Countryman Lows ...... 1ft SIs. PM1ty doudy end mild W..... y - I, the tr.d.m.rk of lowl , ,Q I owen dNnce of thunde ...... n .... Kern in Demo City', 'rl.ndll... t.v.rn. Switch Leads Serving TM State UnfversUJ/ of lowe fIftd til. P.opl. of IOWG c~ I, In wntwn oountIH. You're right, Gop Senatorial Race Established In 1868 AuoclJited Prell Leued Wire ADd W1repboto - Herald TribaDe Ne.. Sentce LeMed WIn Iowa City. Iowa, Tuesday. June 7. 1960 Sheriff Race It'. "Doc" Conn.II'.1 May Require Decision Unopposed for County By July Convention , Attorney, Ralph Neuzil DES MOINES I.fI - Neck·and· Gets Big Vote Total The Annex neck battles for the Republican f1ominatiohs for United States sen· • • • With ,. of 39 precincts report· 26 •• CIII ... ator and governor developed in ing, the r~ lor JoMsoo County Mooday's primary election. offices in the county primaries ran With two-thirds of Iowa's pre IS follows: cincts reporting at press time, in· aylg Ime eglns In the DemocraUc race (or dic.atio.ns were that the seaatorJal shedf, Lawrence Ham led WiI· nomination would be left to the Iiam Kern. 1e07 to 1231. Alberi GOP state convention next month. (Pat) Murphy wu ~ IDr The six·man Republican sena the GOP bid. torial contest turned into a see· In the Demo race for OOUlitJ .I saw ('ace bct.ween former Atty. • treasurer. Clem Boyle led George Gen. Dayton Countryman o( Bednasbek, 1669 to 15:f1. W\IIIam Nevada and stale Sen. Jack MIller Hartsock was unoppoeed for Ute of Sioux City. GOP nomination. Donald Krall led with 1t30 to 845 It appeared to be a two-man af· n owa I.ty un ay Cor his nearest compcUlDJ' in the fair in the GOP raCe for the guo Democratic race for board of bernatorial nomination. Atty. Gen. supcrvbors. A. Ray Bowers was Norman E!1be of Boone and state UJIOppOIed for the Republican bid. Scn. J.ac'k Schroeder of Davenport Ralph Neuzil, unoppoeed for the exchanged leads constantly Rose Bowl Year?- Democratic bid for county attor throughout the night as procioct May Rush in Fall- ney, tall~ 2466 vo . On the GOP tabulations poured in . Time Change To Be Ide. also unopposed. Lloyd Epley Miller had polled 28.3 per cent had 1179 votes, of the vote for the senatorjal nom· Unopposed Cor the Demo cleric of , ination. 14th Sorority Here Yearly, Council Rules court bid wa R. Nelson Miller who At a corresponding point, Erbe ,New Herky Found tallied 2S88 votes. No one r .. 011 tbc GOP ticket lor that office, held a slight lead over Schroeder must be aotives, are required to By HAROLD HATFIELD By KAY LUND Republican CoImty Recorder R. and had 36.3 per cent of the vote have a cumulative gradepoint of St.H Writer By HELEN FERGUSON he aid. " But. we decided to stcer St.H Writ., J . Jones had 1929 votes for that in the governor's ('ace. 2.0. Half of the membership must St.H Writer away from that, not only money· r's Day Iowa law provides that the lead· Alpha PIU social sorority has ac· have not less than 2.5, and at least The Iowa City Council voted unanimously Monday night wise, but because we wanted an otCice and no Democrat ran for If the luck oC Horky holds true, that office. Wllllam KMiak was ing candidate must receive 35 per cepted an invitation from the Pan· 15 per cent must have a cumula· to put Iowa City on daylight time from 2 a .m . Sunday until 2 Iowa·bred hawk." cent of the vote in order to win an hellenic Association to colonize on as it did in 1957 and 1959. the The last H.wkey. mascot ,.... unopposed for the DemocraUe bid live gradepoint not less than 3.0. a.m. Sept. 6. The decision was made at a special meeting held {or county audit« and had 2626 Sales outright nomination. Otherwise. the the SUI campus. In tfIe I...., received by Mill Hawkeyes are Ro e·bowl bound in .d .w.y at B...... r St.t. P.rk nomination is left to the con· Reich, MilS Elinor Davis, dil'Kt. to djscu s the advisability of going on dayHght time. The 1960. Not one, but two Herky va . No Republican ran lor state Alpha Phi was extended the In. before the footlt.1I Mason lalt coWity auditor. Will Be vention. vitation following a study this or of eKtension for Aiphl Phi, council also stipulated that the city will be on daylight time Hawks are lined up to reprc nt fall. An .utoplY r.veal.d th.t With 1,814 of the 2,487 precincts SUI 's Hawekye Spirit in 1960. spring by Panhellenic. Members Nid, "Hwsing I~ 15 the 1m· every year from the first Sunday following the closing of the the bird .vldently had dl.d of en's Store reporting, the unofficial tabulations o( SUI sororJties voted to ask an· mtdi ... pr.'.m. We hope tMt f Two Iowa·bred red tailed chick· old ",, LOCAL VOTING ga ve Miller 45,555 to 43,765 Cor other sorority to "come on" camp It will be polSIWe to rent for public schools until the Tuesus will organize, and often· Worton. A3. Iowa City, PanhelLenic scheduled Sunday evening, after big hand when she said that the Dubuque. Expenses will be rooted team . Following the theme of the John Hansen of Manning. Former times the nation.al orl98Dization will vice president, the committee de· Benediotus was inCormed that his argument about difficulty o[ putt· by the Pcp Club. Burge said. Hawkeye state, Spenccr spent time Finals Schedule E. . cided to extend the invitation to program was in questionable taste. ing children to bed wasn't feasible. According to the prHidtnt of in Macbride Hall studying stuffcd • • state Rep. William L. Mooty of send transfer members here to tho P.p Club, the lang surch hawks, finally submitting several I Grundy Center was unopposed for he! p build up the chapter, " she Alpha Phi. One otoor sorority, Phi Benedlctus, G, Berkshire. Eng. "When we tell Our kids togo, they TODAY the Rcpublican nominatiolt. said. Mu, has petitioood for colonization land, was playing records and go." she said. for .nather H.rk, ended with life drawings and added. as an • .m, All sections of Bus. Ad. In the contested stale office After the sorori~y has OI'ganized, on the campus. quoting vanious authors _ Ovid Charles Glenn. L2, Perry, pr~ GUI Schr.der'l column In the aCterthought, a caricature. That 8M: 164; Educ. 7:75 ; H. Ec. 17:1; Cedar R.pldt G.I.tt.. races, state Treasurer 1M. L. Ab· there is a possibility that Alpha Aiphl Phi's s ....ngth In thli and Ian Fleming among them _ sented a petition from persons L_, caricature became Hcrky. and Paych. 31 :17. rahamson was far ahead of his two Phi can rush int.cnestod SUI wo ...... and .ft I_a City .Ium"," on sex. Benedictus said Arnold living in Forest View Trailer Park read eIiaut SUI'I dire need, told Sinc. thet time, Iptnc.r h .. I. I.m. Classes whlch meet (Irst hll brother In Cedlr R.pids ebout of • or,ponents - Martin Lauterbach of men in October or later, said Miss group ~ dtttrmining 'ectors 'I'urkhcirner. A3, IWonx, N.Y., sta. favoring the resolution. dr._ H.rky In the ,ui.. on Monday at 8:30; and all sec· Alden and John H, Cruickshank 01 Reich. In the choic:t. tion manager, and Ron Grieve, Other 1_. Cltl .... r.present. the twa Hawill. who Plileet the footlt.1I pl.yer, with tI. Ind tions of Soc. 114 : l. word .Iang to SchNtdtr. Schf'ot. talll, •• .n .ng.l, tOUlh IllY, Sioux City. t MrL Fritz C_"r, pmldent Alpha Phi was Cirst est.ablished A4, Clarinda. technical director Ing r.t.1I .ft'It)IIY ..I, SUI, .net 1 p.m. Classes wbich meet first ,...,. "'Ieyed tfIe me..... to cheerl,"r, Highl.nellr, .nd For tbe Democratic nomination of the I_a City e1umllH chap. in 1872 at Syracuse University. and Quadrangle adviser. came to various bullntl... spoke In f.vor Oil Tuesday at I :30; aLI sections or Bu,.... cud, for treasurer, Conrad Lawlor o( ter of AI"", Phi, said pl.M for N.Y. The sorority has a total of the broadcast booth and wid him of d.,li,ht "VlngL A .tr.w BWI. Ad. 8M:35; and Educ. 7:58. "People allover Iowa have been The now Herky will be presented 3 p.m. Classes which meet first ON Ames continued to lead Jay Beck· coIonilltion .re still "'-"'.. iv." 69 chapters and is organized on to stop malting quotatJons. vat. of thosa pr.sant showM lS Interested and helpful in the search SUI next !fall at a mammoth on Tuesday at 1:30 a.m.; aU sec· ley of Muscatine. .nd will be developed mort fvlly all campuses of the Big TC'II with However, Grieve said that they In f.vor .nd 14 18.lnlt. . to for another hawk," Burge said. pcp rally before the fUst borne tions of H. Ec. 17:9; and Psych. Black Hawk County Attorney In tfIe future. the exception of Purdue and Iowa. went to Bencdictus only to tell him After hearing the arguments, the "A Sioux City alum found a Red game. Burge 58id that the Pep 31:262. Evan Hultman of Waterloo reo At the end oC the probationary Drake Universlty is the only other that there had been sevenl calls Council recessed Cor half an hour period, the sorority may petition Iowa campus with an Alpha Phi from listeners who wondered wbe- to discuss the prOpOsal in. prl. winged South American forest Club hopes to have Looney make 7 p.m. All sections of Bus. Ad. mained the front runner for the for fullllanding if it has adequate chapter. ther the program was in good vate. When they returned, they haWk' for us in Florida, at a price a formal presentation at balHlme 80: 117; H. Ec. 17:23; Pol. ScI. Republican nomination for attor· n housing. required gradepolnt and Delta Zeta was UIC last chapter taste. Grieve said Bencdictus then voted unanimously in favor of the of $75, plus shipping charges," oC the Urst home game. 30 :1,2; and Speech 38:25. ney general over Warren Fletcher an alumni in wwa City or the to be colonized on the SUI campus. said he would stop quoting and modified proposal. of Des Moines and Asst. Atty. Gen. vicinity. It was re-established in 1950·51 later stopped, the show early of his The Council said that the day· Leonard Abels of Des Moines. The 30 member&, 20 of whom following an absen<:e. own will. light time would provide for an sports, fashions, Don Wilson of West Des Moines ------extra hour of recreation during remained in the lead for the Dem· Burgeson 13,240; Cloud 4,854. the summer months, ,but by term· lies and friends. ocratic nomination for attorney inating on the day after Labor grneral by a wide mar«in over 7th District - Republican: 107 pets. of 330. Hanbor 2.413; Jensen Day. there should be no conflict James Dunbar of Cedar Falls. ~apan Socialists with school and studying. 5,349. l_ Here are i.ncomplete totals for Another r ....utlon ldopted by all candidates. 7th District - Democrat: 107 the Council WII te officl.l" re· U.S. SENATE - Democrat: pets. of 330. Orton 2,118; Tinley q""t the Ch.mbtr .. Commarc. Loveless 77 ,164. 2.455. Plan Resignation te work tl ... IUrraurMl", town. GOVERNOR - Democrat: 1675 8th District: 71 pets. of 285. B, KAY TATEISHI The violently anti·American Ak- to Idapt cIIIylllht time. pcts. Hughes 32,927; McMlUlllS 53" Livermore· 443; O'Brien 1,729, abata (Red Flag), the olficlal or· Thornberry expressed the hope TOKYO . !A'I - All the 125 SO· gan of Japanese Communl.sts, de 212. . Seven of Iowa's eight Congress· clalist members of the lower that aU present at the meeting clared the resignations were nega· LT, QPVERNOR ~ Democrat: men now serWltg were assured house are set now· to drop out of would contact representatives In 1592 pets. Hansen 35,637; Rep~rt nomination Monday in the state tive and defeatist. It said the the Legislature in an effort to put Parliament in a last-ditch attempt house was a battlefield which the 38,929. primary election because they to block ratification of the new all Iowa on fast time. He said that deputies should not desert. The STATE TREASURER - Repub faced no opposition. ' U. S.· Japan security treaty. in addition to tbe 31 nearby com· lIcan : 1582 pets. Abrahamson 77,· one Conununist in the house is munities, who are on daylight They were Fred Schwengel of The Socialists handed their writ· keeping his seat. 222 ; Cruickshaflk 22,949; Lauter· Davenport, 1st District; H. R. ten resignations Monday to the time, Minnesota, WisconSin, and back 27,740. Japanese ratification of the Illinois have adopted it on a statl! Gross of Waterloo. 3rd District; party chairman. Inejlro Asanuma, treaty. approved by the house at STATE TREASURER - Demo· John Kyl of Bloomfield, 4th Dis with the hope 01 toppling of Prime wide basis. crat: 1576 pets. Beckley 32,709; a session boyeotted by Socialists. tr~ct;and Charles R. Hoeven of Minister Noousuke KishI's govern· Lawlor 39,262. is effective automatically June 19 ... Alton. 8th District. all Republicans; ment and cancellation of Presi· unless Kishi dissolves Parliament ATTORNEY GENERAL - R~ and Democrats Leonard G. Wolf. dent Eisenhower's projected June publican: 1~ pets. Abels 36,998; before then and calls for new elec ot Elkader, 2nd District; Neal 19-22 visit as related aims. !Jons. It still awaits confirmation BUENOS AmlS, ArttnllM WI ~'letcher 39,285; Hultman 46,951. Smith of Altoona, 5th District; and Asanuma is to file the resigna· in the U.S. Senate. ~ .. mil NIII ...... AIWf ATTORNEY GENERAL - Dem' Coad of of tho AII"ual ocrat: 1621 pets. Dunbar 31,.53; Merwin Boone, 6th Dist· tlons with the speaker of the 467· Ki,hl has made clear that he ElchmIm YaIuntIriIy IWNftII. rlct. seat house, dominated by Con· ...... to covor ontl,. Wilson 42,200. intends to hold onto the reiM of erecI .. M I ...... volunteer COftt. servative (ol!owers of Kishi. when· Government. And Cabinet Secre manda ...." that totII him to ever he sees fit. The husky. grav ~;~ . D~~i~~ pets. of 308. IKI STILL POPULAR tary Etsusaburo ShUna reiterated I.,... , tho 1.,... 1 "'... 'WI ..' . ' . Foster 2,976; Guenther 3,251. HAVANA: ~ - President Ei· el·voiced chairman said he will Monday that there are no plans Mill 1ft ..... ,.,...., nItht .. 2nd District: 1118 pets. of 353. senhower is stID popular with do so "at an opportune time." to postpone Eisenhower's visit. 01· tfIe Arpnllna Gevat ...... Bromwell 8,163, Buchheit 3,890, many Cubans. A Sunday audience The idea of the mass resigna· ficlally as the guest of Emperor EldlilMIm II hold In I.,... 3rd Dilt.Mi:t: 1113 pets. of 320. at a movie theater heft applauded tion of the Socialists displeased Hirohito. _1tI", trial In ...... with Gallagher 4,027; McMannes 1,927. loudly when EiIenhower ~ their Communlst allies. In the fight The Socialists· hope is that !,he .... 1ei"1", If aIIeut IlIl mlilon • .1, ...... ' " II"" II. 01.1 to'. ;fth District: 106 pets. of 311. in a newsreel. Thole present said against the treaty. but won ap risin, leftlll pressure, dramatized .. __ unIIar HItItr. Gilmour 3,347; Horan 2.U4; Kar., the applause was JI'MI.er thal1 his proval from an emergency coo· by th, reaignatiODB. will bring • I.,...... y ...... 10 1 ..... " ...... pan 1,118. picture rec:e.~ euIJer In the ventlon of the Japan Socialist majority of the public 'to their t ... If .... ha '"' .,..".... " 5lh Ditlrlct: 154 pets. of 138, aame t~ter. party. tide. 1II0nai ordor •• Walter Kerr Drama- , : -' lETTERS TO THE EDITOR- On ••• - •." ,i. - , - - ~~ 'Daily 'loWl1n ~ ; Iy HILIN ~BRGUSON ..~~ 2 TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1960 low. City, 'owe ., Sees, Voluntklu!~,:, A(;)TC At The End Of The ' Road? St.H Wrlt.r 1'''' Dolly 10flXlfl II """"til end edited bylfUden14 llna '" gOfJemtd by II board of ~'" "ud"" trull,,, .... bJ By WALT ER KERR he Is aware that the promIse of Since the United States spy plane 1M _II1II body IIIJd faur fGcuUy trusteu IIppoUI'ed by ,h. presid~ of tht Unioer';'y. Til, D,nly 10000', Jlerald Tribune News Service total formlessness - the pr~ ' U·2 was downed over Russia last ~ , ~, tlWrefor •• II not lin ~e#Ion of SUI administrot(on policy or opflrion, "' IIfI!I fJdrHcuMr. I of a shape toot varies not lit aU May 1, the entire world has been NEW YORK - I have boon from Ule actual shape of li/e - discussing the plane and the events As Mo '~e Efficient' Program waiting for the season to slow Is a fiction and perhaps a (r8lld, which followed Its crash. down a bit before catching up His solution is to admit to the The general opinion among To the Editor: Secondly, by putting ROTC on year. It is time that th e Uni with Jack Gelber's "The Connec· lor· fraud, rather like ~he Slale elgn students at SUI was that the have a voluntary ly legged youth stood up and said, most of them are small and , ~ opinion that as the law now While waiting, they fill the nerve· Of the two forcibly joined ele "my buddy at wazoo college" don't warrant sending a report· stands, Chessman had fulJ bene. torn time as they would in a ' ~pR~'-oc er to cover them or give valu· ments-the clinical observation ",w.o -nte. tA.-.:SftNG."'t'OAl pe¢r C_# has six hour exams and when fit of "due process." The law is perfectly real pad: They read, and the mocking insistence OIl he walked into his first one, he able column inches to, but com· a necessary but unwieldy mono they slcep, they listen to music, bined with other items of similar fraud-the naturali m comes 0(1 ~You W'ay ' round out there was only on!'l ster, subject only to slow cautio they fidget, they break open about as well as it always has in Trying To Undermine the American of Life question . . . to which a bright' value do make a column and this ous change to avoid excesses boils. When the fix comes, and is what elmer is . . . the voice god bands; that is to say, it is im· eyed maiden in the group asked which might well do more harm they surrender to a sensation that pressi ve and unsatisfying. The of your hippocracy dear campus "was it multiple choice" . . . than good. Fortunately, the pro- deprives them of all other sensa· cavalier artitice, strictly S'pCaK. a great deal has been said about · . . things that you can say in cess of improvement does con· tions, they close their eyes, ing, does not work well at all: this column (both pro and con) my prescence or do will be put tinue in our courts, possibly to· stretch out on the floor or cot, For the mo t it seems coy, Art And Photograp~y into print, things you might never .art · . . and a great deal of ire has ward the ultimate where a mis· and leave us. Nirvana is more or sheepish and unassimilated. been aroused concerning tne ' have done if you had known who carriage of justice will be un· less permitted to run its course, i was . . . this is the value of heard of. Criticism and prodding without the internlption of fami- But it does not in the least con· anonymity of it cern me that the 'improvised' and some fires anonymity ... looking back this are necessary to help achieve liar dramatic incident or any Differ In Kind, Not Degree has been an interesting year .. , this idealistic end, but it should 'expressionists' efr()j'ts to exp10re elements hould frequently seem have bcen started arch. What bothers me is the es· as a result of a what with sibling rivalries over be of a conslructive kind. not a subjective state of being. The I' t By EMILY GENAUER all the attributes which are sup· tween the individual and the uni· sential mDCkery, the deliberate , ' few statements , who has the most exclusive frat vindictive to the extent of cry st· surface of this small wo~ld is n.rold Trlbun. News •• vlee posed to make for good painting versal, the image which is a slice · . . the giant catering to group alJizing prejudices. recorded with detached fidelity, struggle Eo dismi s form as a made here . . . in joke, the implied announcement - lfle perfections of form, ' de· of life and that which is a dis· needs at burge and cunier, the James R. Hill, A2 and a voice at the back oC the NEW YORK - All's relatively a,.,way i have been tha t shape itself is a fake and had sign, rhythm, texture. color. plus tillation of it. i.d., ahout the Ld., i don't like Forest View Trailer Park auditorium can repeat, hypo quiet in the world of art com· freshness and singularity,..\>1. yision rJattered by the at· notically and with considerable be, t be exposed for what it is so Someti mes, to be sure, it's the tention and to waste space, but i fee l that that it can be the more easily pared with thc constant warfare and even that depth of mean· I ' I , 'usHce "that·s the way it is , •• slice oC life we want. the photo· aniTQosity now· the year is over, you people Stock Tr~A Act",e .. ~ f\lging in t11at of photography. ing which many persons these I ought to sit back and ~valtJat'c ~ NEW YORK !A'l _ Steels were ean, hat's the way It 15:" ~ .. grapher's and the camera's cap· mehy N()w lhe early naturalists - There is a serious and genuine There. I've probably triggered an· days feel is no longer required in what you have acc?m~Iished and pacemakers Monday 9 the big· art. turing oC a poignant, revealing, groups on from Zola and Hauptmann and undercllllI'ent running beneath the other batlle by merely suggest· pus . . . al though what you have. sa!d m the ~ay gest stock market advance since tyles and I\lIti·slyle of our time, The fact that some of the best and fleeting instant. There are of truth and Justice (excludmg February. Trading was active. Gorki onwards - were ext n,al· ing thai they arc separate worlds, i am more than disturbed by ' ly distressed by what seemil!rved durin, finals week. degree. Many good photographs, - but that they never tOllch me vacation must be mail ed to this ad Monday·Frlday. 7:30 a.m.-2 a.m.; of Medicioe - Medical Research fi eld, he will return shortly to musical ~ortes. Using examples in the same way that works of project this quality is what makes 8,..".-10 tenter. fidal to you ane Including several in the new ex dress. S.turdAY, 7:30 p.m.; Sunda, continue service in a port of the they have themselves conducted hibition, have been invested with art do. It is the difference be· them good photographers. 1: 30 p.m.-2 ".m. Service desks: Mon) 6:30 p.m. - Em ~ rltus Club Din· world about which he fe Is all too PR.D. "TOOL" EX AMINATIONS for day-Thursday, 8 a.m.-10 p.m.: Frida, llcaUons, Inc., Communica of all the local new. printed In thII VETERANS: Each PL 560 veteran and COM NCEMENT ANNOUNOI. Macbride Auditorium, CE TURY is the program series We will be looki. En AdverUsln, Dlrec~ ...... Mel A4amI all M De. PL 83t beneficiary must slID a ME NT8 lor candidates tor dellee. II :M Newl Ca" ~ lIle tion. Center. Iowa City, Iowa. newSJ>Ilpel' .. weU .. 12:00 Rtlythm R mblet tered •• lecond clas. matter . t the Advertlsln, ;M.n. • pr ...... J., Wn- dllp.tch... I certlflc.te to cover hls attendance In June may be picked up at tho 10 :30 a.m, - School ot Fine now offered at 8:30 a.m. where from May 1 - June 8. A form will Alumni House, across from the Union. 12:30 News poot ofIJce at Iowa City. under the Retail Adv. MI/r ...... Dive OI1'lll Arts Symposium; Earl E. Harp )2:40 01 the wsut elassroom broadcasts ' ..,t of Con,re ... 01 March 2, 1871. DAILY IOWAN 11lPlaVUO.I ),BOII be availAble on or aCter Ih~ day of RevIew 8rlll h WeekII • next September. CIa ..llled Adv. MIl. OordOD ADtboaJ h is last fl1>81 exam. The form may "IIIGHT TaAIHDIO BOOlllJ wiD lie er, Moderator - Macbride Audl· 1:00 Mo.UY Mulle u ually Ilre heard. n, and anojll« SCHOOL 0 .. 'OCaHAUIM ..AcroLn 2:55 )II tory 01 AmerIcan Orcheltr.1 DIAL .1,. from noon. to m1,w,b! to Assistant Clanl.fJed be obtained In the basement hallway open"" for 11M b, .tud..,11 OD li0ii torium. series, will bridge tho gap u. the report )!lew I Item., women'. 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I • - - -~- . - . -- -- - .. - • t , By HILIN PIRGUSON I werW .1 a man of peK', .net Blaug, associat.! professor of Virginia Miller, assistaDt proIeIIOI' The ' Road? . 5taH Wrlt.r University Council .... btarne shoulll ha", ....n put pharmacy; John Gerber, professor of nursing. who is 1eaviq &be e is aware Lhat the promise 0/ l. I en • Iunlor person. Tho United of English, ~led; Hugh E. Since the United Stales spy plane SLJ Foreign Stud,nfs:j campus. otal formlessness - the pr~ U·2 was downed over Russia last St... , should hav. denltcl tho Gains Six SUI Kelso, associate prolessor or poli f a ShllPC tb:lt varies not at aU May 1, the cntlre world has been whole thl",. tical science; James Murray, as- rom the actual shape of lite _ discussing the plane and the events 'lit is most unIortunate that Faculty Members istant professor of political sci s a fiction and perhaps a fraue!. which followed Its crash. Express Opinions on U-2 President Eisenhower wiD now not eooe; and Dr. Raymond F. Sheets, IiS solution is to admit to tbe have the opportunity to go to Rus· associate professor 0( internal The general opinion among for Six SUI Caculty ml'mber have medicine. raud, rather like the State eign students at SUI was that the have played the hand dU;Cerently. England said, "I consider the en poses is an aggressIve act and sia and tell the Russian people bren elected to the Unh-ersity ~epartment admitting to espioo. U·2 nights were a necessity, but They would not have made a clean tire affair an unfortunate Incident thererore to some extent endangers the truth about the incident. Faculty Qxmcil. Glady Benz, associate proCessor ge. A presumed member o'C the the reactions varied over the Unit· breast of it, but would state: that Khrushchev seJzed upon to world peace. However, we are told " I consider it to be a very, very Elected to three-year terms on of nursing, was elected to fill a anagem nt climbs onto the ed Slates' admission of the flights. 'Powers? We recall that name. He wreck the Summit, and there was that the in/ormation that these bad diplomatic move. Howe"er, tbe Councll were Seymour 1. two-year vacancy in the term 0 I ow platform to tell us, in g8lT\l. used to work for us. But that waS very little that could be done nigbts provide is a valuable the Indian press bas praised the Adrian M.rclle., G, M.lt. to can us fits and starts, that the a long' time ago.' an attitude aptly save the conference. contributinn to Western defense, United States Government in ad Hid, "T. my mind, the U·2 ... ctors are real addicts but that portrayed in the final scene of "I do think that Macmillan tried which safeguards peace. So it mitting the enlire episode." pion ••• flightl "yond the Iron hey are 'improvising' a play for 'Our Man In Havana.' to appease both the East and West. say. Curt.ln .r. • nec ....ry .vll. Isn't possible to say simply thal it Edward S. Rose s. The 'playwright' himself ia "It is my hope that the local And, also I would like to note that was good or it was bad. It was an U·2. minion, de.plt. It I f.lI· rawn ,onto the stage, awkward The U-2 investigation will not take sem· lhe British papers never condemn exercise in 'BrinkmanshIp.' Try our Vit.min. •• Multipl. ur., prov.. the In.dequ.cy of Vitamins, high potency-vitamin., d unhappy. Two photographers blance of that dealing with pay· ed the United States." "I regret the necessity for the Sovl.t .Ir def.nlO., .nd th.t I, SUI Women/s minerals .nd Liver Extr.ct - trude, bent u/Wn Il1¥Iking 8l\ ola , the fad of the moment." A gr.du.te .....t fnm Seoul, nights and I hope someone gets I fOOd thing, MADE FRE$H - priced low - vant-gard film of , the half "W. ar. mort pel5imlstjc in Kor~a, Kwl Hyvn Kim wid, "It fired for authorlzine this one, and I.t US PERSONALLY IOrv. yeu uLh that is happerd?g. Our at. "Considering the immediate re Fr.nc. th.n you .r. h.re," Ghi .. Is urtfortulNlte th.t such spyl", causing an international incident, _ I.. u. fill your PRESCRIP sult, following discovery of the .., ntion is called, deliberately and 1.ln. J. Monroe, G, L.v.l, Franc. goe. on, but the RUNlan, de tho just before the crucial Summit Hours To Be TION5- .. peatedly, to the presence 01 espionage, I am rather inclined •• Id, " •• Frenc. ;s the cent.r of ,.me thing. They IUlt haven't meeting. On the other band, if rtific~, as though - knowing to think that the British would Europe, .nd hu be.n Inv.ded bftn c.ught or ....1"" It. this IncIdent should later prove to at it has never successCully I many ti11'II', the French .re very Khru.hchev ,x.",rated tho .. have pressured the Soviet Union in· DRUG SHOP en pushed under the rug - it much .w.r. and fright.ned by tire incident out of Pleportien. I to accepting President Eisenhow Considered I. S. Dubuctue St. [ght now be killed by exposure the incident. I ,a/lflot under. call the United St.te', posItIen er's Open Skies plan, I would be o the light. Form is not con Big Bounce! ...nd why peopl. do not take justifi.bl. ..1f.... 1tIO." very happy to eat my words." The ComrniMw on Student Life ealed; it is mocked, Khrushchev at hi. word. Khrush Anthony Barnard, asso. professor "1 thInk the PrHtdlnt IIhouId I, "",duIed .. II'IIIt In lpICial • IeMIon this ."-"-t to ~ Gelber would like, really, to Dig Pits for Coralville chev c.nnot mllln pe.ce when h. of physics, Birmingham, England ha", ...." kept eut of It," Arun lOY', 'w. will burry you.''' said, "The deliberate violation of Chh...... G, H".Ylhlp, Indl., .... pupu. WIIfH In women', ugh form out oIf existence, tile hews. ..'. '. tter to get on with the reaJ Trampoline Installations Sonya Jones. G, Woodlands, Soviel airspace for espionage pur- saId. "H. I, IcIllWft .raund the .. ... Due ... Itntt"Y meetl", JUM .. :: : slness of clocking,to the sec Welthtl ... flltht II coml", to .. .' .'~:.' :... .. 2. .... comrnittft unMIe to ...... ,: ,...... nd, the shuffling, scratching, low. City _. It won't be much w...... '...... rarying "way it is." The natu. Cares Not if Children Are Polka Dot- elite"" tho sublect of women', ...... ,. ." .... e.- I of • trip, but pits .... being .. heun. Discussion will III .. be ..:: .... ' : lism itself would have satisfied ' for e 12 ..... ampoIln. Inltlllletion on ...... Cllntinuecf tocIey on tho Studlnt ".. .. : ...... '. \ e most resolute of ' Gelber's I .... "" .. "," :"." ", HI ...... y • In COI"alvill •. . ...: .: Covndl'. resoIl(tlon ,xpreMing ... .. ," ' ...... -. eatrical grandparents. Excel. The fad fM. caught on In D.v...... " . . nt actors suck their teeth, hide enport and DH Mol net .nd _ cII...... "wal of the committft'l ...... I. ,' "cloNd" ~ng and on the .. " ". eir trembling hands, and eat low. City will ha". • chanc. to Davis To Wed Mai Britt 0ffI~ of Student Aff.lr. rtlati_ . . eal pineapple with patient re try it. I • J1 Very raint. The language studiously LONDON fA'! - Sammy Davis cabaret here as "Mr. Wonderful" faith, Miss BriU said she would with oH-campvs houstMIders. "Rebound tumbling,!.! •• tram· TIlt A.sooci ..ed Women Stu· voids any attempt at literature. ptllrtI", I, offh:l.lly known, I. Jr. and blonde Mai Britt announced (the title of a Broadway show he not follow him in this. .' dents hove I'Ketnn1tfldecl .... foI .. On opening .a boil on the side 811 official part 0 f NCAA .nd Monday nighl they plan to marry did) breezily admit.ted that he Davis eJq>Otmded at the news .... " ":' ~ :" .:.. :. lewI", wnges: (1) Incl'l'" In :.: one man's neck, another faith. AAU ~1tI_. Ttt. n.vy ancI soon and raise a large family. does not expect everyone to like conference on prejudice...... ;, .. " lly asks "What is all that ~n "And I <'on't care" said Davis the idea. "I'm liabJe to prejudice evef'y late loave. for IOphomOI'l, i""lor -,': .. -. .. mtt'inH kMp men in I ...... by and ltI'Iior _ from 12 to 1. .' t1M, man?") Because these men svdI _r1couts .nd tho latest "if .the children.' are 'polka dot.'" "People don't have to agree _ time I walk out of the front door," , per Itmtlter (2) 1:30 •. m. hovrs 7 n to jazz while they wait, Iwe mllit.ry shipment WII 14 unitt The diminutive Negro entertain- that's their prerogative," he said. be said. "But I'm not shaking in on Satvrday night of Hom.com. The Luxury Pen slen to jUlI I while they walt - for .... LeN.... Army. ar and the tall shapely Swedish " I don't want everyone to agree _ my shoes about my career. Ing and (3) ellmin.llon of most UD or fi~ imcs an act for four Commorcial IMtallatlen. use movie star decla.red their inten- I just want to 'be left in peace." "Because if it's 80 flimsy thal :five mi.nutes at a time. [I pits .. that rebounding ,uli_ lions at a crowded hotel news con- Davis once said that as a Jewish it would be ruined by marriage 1fIIC\.1 privllotu. to Give with Assurance, ld mootfon that the jazz is Is .t ,round leYeI. Thil w.y lots ference. Negro with one eye he has aU the then it's not wwth havine·" 00, and that at this junctul'll ." demounting problems _ It was no surprise even though handicaps he can handle. He lost Davis breezed into the conler· Own with Pride ..• lber has actually achieved solved. Del Moi,," and Dav..,. Miss BriU's divorce to American <:In eye a few years ago in a ente 50 minutes late with a cheery Quad False Alarm entity with life: real musJciam port hav. lump·by·the-hour actor Eddie Gregson is not final Califomi.a road accident. Although "Hec-e she is, lelers." ally play, without interference driV ..IM. untiJSept. 28. Sammy, billed in a Davis is a convert to the Jewi&h Miss Britt, in pink summer Brings $100 Fine om author or actors.) ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..i~ dress and $pike heels, had no Of the two forcibly joined eleo .~ trouble ,peering ovcc bis head. 5J~6/ ents-the clinical observation "She's 5 feet 7 in her stDekings," To Dorm Visitor nd the mocking insistence 01\ said Sammy. I'm 5 feet 8 - and The most fabulous pen of tllem a1ll Choo 0 aud-the naturali m comes oCf ' that's with everything, that's A Greene, Iowa, crvice man, the Parl..er 61 capillary pen for that visiting a friend at SUI, was fined bout as well as it always has in standing on a chair." particular graduate. the graduate who 00 hands; that is to say, it is inv Miss Britt, 24, flew from New $100 and costs in Ansel Chapman's essi ve and unsatisfying. The YO Saturday to join Davis, 34. Police Court here Sunday after he I..no\\ anu valucs qllality. This is nn valier artifice, strictly speak. He is worlting in 8J cabaret here. pleaded guilty to a charge of turn· cntirely new (.'one pt in wriling instruments g, does not work well at all: Ing in a raise lire alarm. Her father flew in this afternoon - it has no moving parts to brcak or or the mo t art it seems coy, £rom Sweden to meet SallU11.Y, Keith Harris was charged aCler i Il and unassimilaled_ "He told her he !iked me very an investigation by Police Sgt. go Ollt of adjustment. III Cact, the Parker But it does not in the least con· much," Davis said. John J. Ruppert and Fireman Dean 6J {ill ' itl. ·I( by it elf ... with ill t 1'0 me that the 'improvised' The couple met last January. Beebe Sunday. th right amount of ink - th J1 proc ds ements hould frequently seem Davis said they decided not to After Questioning, Harris admit eh. What bothers me is lhe es· wait {Olf Mils Britt's divOlfoo be ted he turned in the alarm that to write smoothly and cHortle slyl ntial muckery, the deliberate fore announcing their pl-ans be sent all four city trucks to Quad ugglc to dismiss form as a cause "I didn't '.WIIlt the colurnnists rangle Men's Dormitory and ent k~, the implied announcement to get to worlc on US so we'd have residents scurrying from their t: shape it If i a fake and had to sneak and hide and nm." rooms. t be exposed for wh~ it is so "What attN.cted you to Sam· Judge Chapman said that if Har at it can be the more easily my?" queried newsmen. ris had not been In the armed ser Matching mechanical pencil $7.50. ,. - ..... _..... "I just love him," Miss Brill vices he would have been sen· There is a erious and genuine [ murmUl"e(i. telll!eil ·3CJ..day term in John I l f I dercurre.nt running beneath the son County Jail. " yles and anti·styles of our time, Jn Court. lhe judge said the sure undercun-ent that honestly Lafferty Suffers Cioe should be a lesson to Harris trusts 8r1, a art, a conviction I , , \ and a reminder to all that they ?'Ill Iowa Bolond Supply C4 at whate" is organized must will he dealt with sImilarly if ererore be fal ified. It has led Skull fracture found guilty of turning in a (alse -11~-"""'''''-· not only in the experimenwl alarm. 8 So. Clinton ama but in other media as well In fight Friday The false alarm was the 12th to a notion that truth is never thIs yeat at large Iowa City build· be found in meditation, and An SUI sophomore from Sioux ings. rtainly not in premeditation, City. Gerald Lafferty, was tra. t only ill what pops out on the £erred to University Hospitals from ur of the moment, only in what the Student Inflmlary Monday wholly or at least partially when it was discovered be suffered provised. A craftsman can lie, a skull fracture in a fight Saturday a t'efl x cannot. night. 'Have a real cigarette-;-have a. ,I I would like to put down one of CAM EL Pollee said Latferty was involved the case of "The Connectioo" in a fight with Joeeph J. Rabada, , y the case of "The Connecton," AI, Shenan

HRRE WILL BE A TRIO TO .,. write Ie GilT; and lhe members or the sical . andwlch will be BJIly FIRST. NATIONAL. BANK' D. Wett, Imploym.nt Mtlno .., ~lt{'r(jeld, Mel T()rme and Curl· I Counce (with wll()m Y()U get Member 01 Federal Reserve System m~~ bounce). TrIo begin. ~~ ~ . I United Air lilliS Member of Peposit Insurance Corporation 5959 South Cicero A.,enu! Fed.ral . ,. Chicago 31, IlIInoi. ~ , \ , I • Page 4-THE DAILY iOWAN-Iowa City, la.-Tund.y, Jun. 7, '960 \' JOCK.lYS FINID NEW' ¥OQK ~ - Jockeys Mall· Runrie 5":Swinging ~ot~nt Bat; Ricker CarCls '~' Wiri 5~2 . as · ilciGl(son~ uel Peaiii' 'and Signey Cole Sunday . we~e suspended for 10 days ef· Meet flour /riendl fective Wednesday for riding in· , I Leads·' A.L. 'with .378 Mark Endolses fr,actions Saturday at Belmont at the Annex. ' NotChes 6th StraigHt Win Park. NEW YORK IA'I - Pistol Pete hc,adcr against Philadelphia Revised 'Bill We hepe .. thonk you ...r Runnels is firing base hits all boo ted Clemente's mark to .360. ST. LOUIS IA'I - Larry Jack· I aon.lly fer your potronoll' B.er iust naturally over American League ball parks Adcock had only one' safety in NEW YORK iA'l-Branch Rickey, son posted his sixth straight vic· * * * ChiSox* 3, *Yankee. * 2 tIIIrl", the Pllt lehool ytlr. tory Monday night as he pitch· Orioles 6, Senators 1 while building a commanding lead seven at bals in a twin·bill wilh Continental League president Mon· NEW YORK 1M - An unearn· Thla I, our "th.nk you" to tastes better at One Hospitalized in the junior circuit batting race. Cincinnati and dropped to second day endorsed the amended version ed the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5·2 BALTIMORE 1M - Baltimore's ed run in the ninth inning broke a tho .. we mlg11t not a.. b.for. place at .349. df the Kefauver Bill that would triumph over the Philadelphia talented rookies led the Orioles to After Car Rolls The 32-year·old Boston infielder 2·2 tie and gave the Chicago you Itlve low. City. 'Doc' Connell'll held a 37 point adva'lltage over Roger Maris of the New York curtail player operations of the Phillies. a 6·1 victory over the Washington White Sox a 3·2 victory over New In Ditch on 218 majors leagues and open the way The veteran right.hander had a W. hept the ..nlorl will runnerup Whitey Herzog of Kansas Y'ankees turned in a productive Senators Monday as C h \I C k York Monday night. It was theIr City Monday. Runnels climbed 22 [or a third big league. lowly 1·5 record before launching fourth decision over the Yankees at., In .nel lOY hello wh.n· Seven 'persons, including three CO l performance last week. He climbed his hot strea k. In the six·game Estrada scattered six hits tor his n.r they r.turn to SUI. points in last week's games, col· from 10th place to third in the The single - separate accidents over the week· by batting raCe with 12 hits in 27 tal of 11 runs, 9 of them earned, Doc Connell The Annex hitting .378 while Herzog is at times at bat. Roger is batting .338. to be acted upon Thursday or !<'ri· The 22·year·old Estrada gave UP off the glove,of third baseman end and Monday. None were hurt vI! day . in 49 innings. Five of the victories singles in each DC the first two in· Gil McDougald - brought the H I. Cou", .341. He also walloped four homers and have been COmplete games. seriouslyJ and only one required be In the National League, Roberto drove in eightrruns to maintain his nings, then hurled four hitless iD' winning run home after two er· The Annex The amended version eliminates Jackson permitted seven hits, ho spiJJll.i~tion . Clemente of Pittsburgh has reo lead in the e categories with 14 nin gs before Washington came to the reference to player control three oC which the Phillies bunch· life in the seventh with three safe· rors by McDougald and Sherm ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ttwo Pince City, Minn ., sisters. ca gained the No. 1 position from Mil· homers and 36 RBIs. limitation but makes all minor Lollar's third single had loaded r ed in the first inning [or both of ties. He has lost once. the bases. Joanne and Joyce Hischer reo gr wallkee's Joe Adcock. A 5-for·8 Rookie Tony Curry of Philadel· players with four years of service their runs. He struck out nine and performance in Sunday's double· n was the 28th victory in the last The White Sox, who had man· celved minor injuries Monday tel phia moved into a contending posi· in organized baseball eligible for walked none. 40 games [or the Orioles, who morning when the car in which fel an W1restricted draft. aged only three singles off loser tion in the National League batting Wildness proved costly to Chris widened their lead to 21,2 games Whitey Ford for seven innings, they were riding rolled into a su derby. In lhe No. 7 spot a week "The Continental League whole· Short, tall rookie leCt·hander who over idle Cleveland. scored a II their runs in the last ditch near the new l\iDian's ago, Curry increased his average heartedly endorses the bill," made his first start this season. Baltimore's attack was led by two frames, It was Ford's first Sportsman's Center on IDghway 13 points to .339 and zoomed into Rickey said in a press conference. The Cardinals scored an un· rookies Jim Gentile, Ron Hansen complele game in nine tries 218 about 13 miles north of here. L~ third place. Bob Skinner of Pitts· · It does two things. It provides a earned run in the fourth on three and.Marv Breeding. Genljle knock· against Chicago since Jast July, Jo.nne was treat.eI ot UrN. as burgh fell one place to fourth at just and reasonable unrestricted of the eight walks issued by Shor! ed in three runs, including a sev· but the stubby southpaw now has v.rslty Hospltall for bruises and U, in hi s six ,innings and an error .335. draft and it permits organization enth inning homer to the center lost seven of eight to the White .braslon. and released. Her I' • OPEN Ken Boyer ' of St. Louis continues of new major leagues." by Ted Lepcio. Julian Javier Cield fence, 2ivi ng him 33 RBI's. Sox in that span. t.r was r.ported in good condi· 'I drew a bases· loaded pass. Washington ...... 000 000 I()()"'; 1 6 1 tion .t the hospital .ufferlng to lead in homers with 14 while Under an agreement with the Philadelphia ...... :/,00 000 000- 2 7 ] BalUmore ...... ]03 ]00 10x- 6 9 1 Chicago ...... Il00 000 021- 3 8 0 ri New york ...... 001 000 010- 2 11 a Clemente is the top man in RBIs major leagues, LIle Continental SI. Louis ...... 000 12D 02x- 5 9 1 Kaat, K l'IIl1tk (4), Lee (5), FI""her from scalp eutl and • ,llOuhler II with 43. '. Short. Gomez (7). Phillips (8). Rob· (7) 'and Naragon: Estrada Dnd court· Pierce. Staley (8). Donovan (91 and Inlury. '..' -ALI 'L· . League must comply with certain inson 18) and Neeman: Jackson and ney. W - Estrada (6·1). L - Kaat Lollar; Ford and Howard. W - Staley G , . . . stipulations, such as parks, play· Smith. W - Jackson (7·S) . L - Short (1·5). (6·11. L - Ford (2·4) . Theodore W. Croy, North Liber· Home run - New York. Maris (15). F . . ers, pension plan, indemnity 'to the (2·1). ' Home run - Baltimore. Genllle (7). ty, was treated for facial cuts and minors , etc., six months before the /01' . graduation bruises at a doctor's ·office early a start of its first season. The Con· Monday morning after he Cell tinental League has maintained it Pick Hyde, asleep at the wheel and his car ai' For Father'S Day . intends to start operating in 1961. .- ....--" bounced off guard rails near the ca "When you cart enough to send the very bell Sportman's Center on 218. Re.freshing! Greenlee Jay D. Rodgers , A3, Cedar NIGHT Rapids, was released from Uni. b~ versity Hospitals unday after ff! Servlc. Is our business Can Apply . AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pel. G.B. W. L. Pel. G .D. being treated for cu\~ and, pruises. fo -and we're open for Baltimore ...... 29 17 ,630 Pittsburgh ...... 29 16 .644 Captains Iowa Book & Supply Co. He was injured when the motor· sa Cieveland ...... 24 17 .585 2'/. San F,·anci.co , ,29 18 .617 1 business aU night. Chicago .. " ...... 26 20 .565 3 Milwaukee ...... 21 17 .553 4'1. ~ycle he v:as driv!II8j jWaS ipr:~!ved I" For, Classes New YO"k ...... 22 21 .S12 H~ CinclllnaU ...... 23 24 .489 7 Sprinter Tom Hyde and distance 11as a complete selection m an aCCident With a car drIven a Whatever your c~t T Detroit .•...... 20 21 .488 61'> Sl. Loul...... 22 24 .478 7Y. • Kansas City ..... 19 26 .422 9'1. Lb. Angeles .... 21 25 .457 8 'I. man Don Greenlee have been chos , by Larry Pab~t. I. lIi\ltoq I ~friler , h ne.ds ... gasOi.ne, ,J.~ I, Chicago ...... 17 23 .425 9 'h of new graduation cards . Washington ...... 18 25 .419 9\'. en to head the Hawkeye t>rack and Park on Newton 'road near the - n Shellubrir;atlon, tI~e Boston ...... 15 26 .388 11 'I. Plllladelphla .. .. 16 31 .340 14 -In 3 Sports cross country teams next season. ~ospital. )' .1 JJt , I r change ... we're het. MONDAY'S RESULTS MONDAY'S RESUI.TS Remember yqpr friends Polic. said thaf .Her the mis· Baltimore 6. Washington 1 St. Louis 5, PhUadelphia 2 The selection of the 1960~1 cap· to serve YOy 24 he/II;' The Iowa City P13.yground and Chicago 3, New York 2 Only game schedUled. hap, Pab.t WII eharg.d with 1. 1 Recreation Commission has an· Only games scheduled. tains was made Monday by let and relatives. q , .- , m.kill9 an improper left 'um IIlI a day. TODAY'S PITCHERS nounced that registration for sum TODAY'S PITCHERS Philadelphia (Gomez 0·3 or Rob!n termen from the past season's IfId driving with .n ,xpired Ii· C( son 0·3) at St. Louis (Brogllo 2·2) mer golf, tennis, and archery les· teams, censt. Sl Koan.""s City !Herbert 2·4) at Wash· nJeht. gI sons is now being taken at the Rec· ington (Pascual 5·4) - night. Milwaukee (Buhl 4·2) lit Log An· .f Early Saturday afternoon, Willi· reation Office at 130 Lafayette. Detroit !Mossl 2·3) at Baitlmore geles (Podres 4·4) - night. Hyde, a junior fmm Menasha, am J, Spence, 708 McLean St. and (Wilhelm 2·2) - nIght. Clnclnn.aU (O'Toole 4-4 or Hook 4·4) Golf lessons will begin June 20 Cleveland (Grant 3·1) at Boston (ca· at San Francisco (Antonelll 3·2) - Wis., succeeds John Bn~wn as John W, Standeven, 92 Marietta m and will run for eight sessions wilh sale 2·4) - nl&~lt. night. track captain. He has been a Ave., suffered minor injuries aft· Chicago (Wynn 2-4) at New York Pittsburgh !Mizell 1·3) at Chicaeo er the car which Spence was driv· each class meeting onoe a week for (Coates 5·0). (Ellswo\'Ut 2·2). steady performer ror the past two FLORSHEIM Me·hoW' lessons. A fee of $4.50 is ing went out of control and roll· L seasons after ,being "discovered" ed about lWO miies north of here charged for the eight lessons. All in a physical education class. Hyde , on Old Highway 218. Cool Shoes lessons will be conducted at the Bolt Wins Playoff I HOGAN Blames Ump has been a consistent point winner Highway Patrolmen at the scene South Finkbine driving range. Les· for the Hawkeyes at distances from 8 So. Clinton They look cool, are cool sons will be conducted for adults In Memphis Open said Spence's car missed a curve, J SHELL SERVICE 60 to 440 yards and has been a key ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiiii~ and traveled nearly 300 feet down ,. a refreshing way to' beat and children nine years of age and performer on the Iowa mile relay I \ a ditch before rolling. Spence was above. Jfhere will be morning and For. Inlury MEMPHIS, Tenn. IA'I - Tom· team. Cor. of Burlington & Madison the heat! See our wide my Bolt won his first tournament charged with fail ure to have his . , evening sessions for adults and lhe vehicle under control. He suffer ed chi Just 1 Blk. South of Library child.oon's lessons will be held Sat· since the 1958 National Open Mon· Greenlee, who tr.ansIerred to vanety. 95 up Iowa from Kansas, was an out· I minor cuts and bruises. .th; 79 urday mornings. To Sherry day, edging Ben Hogan and Gene SPECIAL! , Littler in the playoff for top money standing performer in cross coun· Standev.n, who was tflrown mi PHONE 8-5265 Tennis lessons - for children, from the careeni!lt automobile, LOS ANGELES IA'I - The gen· in the $30,000 Memphis Open. try and distance events. The Prim· 8, We Give Gold Bond Stamps teenagers and adults - will meet ghar junior finished 12th in the AT OUR SELF-SERVE WINDOW .' .uHereci back anJ hand injuries. . . Ewers Men's Store twice a week for a six·week period eral manager of the Los Angeles Bolt fired a 33·35-68 over the Mrs. Bessie Henderson, 1820 G Dodgers said Monday that Urn· 6,500 yard, 34·36·70 Colonial COlln· Big Ten cross country event. He beginning June 20. The fee for the BIG, JUICY St., was treated for min 0 r m~ pire Stan Landes ' has a habit of try Club course to shave Hogan by succeeds Jack Hill as the captain 12 lessons wiIJ be $3 for children of the harri·ers. bruises at a local doctor 's office ca and adults. The Recl'eatioll Com· losing his head instead of bsing if. a stroke. Littler pulled in third after being struck by a car Salur. th. mission urges that persons regis. Buzzie Bavasi. whose with a 36·34·70. The fat end of ; " -d@y ~ternoon. - be world champions trail five teams the purse was $4 300. . . .(.. INV~~:tIG~T!= ,. FI~!;tT ~~, George/s Gourmet ter ~ .soQn . a~ P,O~ibl~ fQI" tennis • ~li~ said lhe crr .far Gavtn er lessons. in 'the NMi6na[ " L€ague :r J5liim~s Amr IUrllini the !tori nine with NfW YORK!); - The New York "HAMBURGER by Marilyn Lacina, Route 4, Iowa du Landes for an injury that may a big three·stroke lead; Bolt faded Athletic Commission said Sunday it City. They said Mrs. Lacina told wa • Genuine Italian Pizza Archery lessons are given at the keep ace reliever Larry Sherry on and reached the 17th hole square is conducting an inquiry into last them Mrs. Henderson stepped out rate of $1.50 per family or 50 cenls Also the shelf for two weeks. with Hogan. But a clutch seven·putt Friday night's Emile Griffith· Qj 0. car headed north on Dubuque lr • 14 Varieties in 1211 & 14" Sizes per individual. The classes will Sherry sprained his ankie when went down for a bird which meant Jorge Fernandez televisIon light at · Stf,eet and walked around the rear fs have eight meetings starting June .Cheesebu rgers ...... 2~ he stepped on a bat while running victory. St. Nicholas Arena. The commis· of the car and ~nto the path Df the C 21 and June 23. Classes will meet in to cover home plate in Satur· sion indicated it was not happy Lacina aulo. C e free Delivery at Happy Hollow PlaygrouJld at Tenderloins ...... 25- d, day night's Chicago game. Ba· Orris Wins 120 Highs over the decision, which went to on all orders over $3.95 6:30 p.m. Paul Helt, president of vasi says a batboy ran out to pick Griffith. :' Ii the Ar~ow Hawks Archery Club, , up the bat but Landes' took it In Central Track Meet Chili 30. : rl e Dial 5835 will be the instructor. away from him and tossed it up the first base line. MILWAUKEE 1M - Iowa's Bill ~'ax at Donnelly'Y French Fries . -...... 15- 70-Year-Old pa 1 DEATH AT GRAND PRIX Landes den ied Bavasi's story. Orris won the 120·yard high hur· tiD ZANDVORT • ON • SEA, Nether· dIes Saturday night in the Cen· !}owa Cit';}~' :JineJt /Jizza "I never touched it," he said, wIth Malts ...... 2~ .r) lands IA'I - Jack Brabham of Aus· "and I'll tell that to Bavasi ... I tral Collegiate conference track Fights Bea.r we Weekdays 4. 12 a.m. 114 S. DuIMICII~" tralia WOJl the Dutch Grand Prix don't know how it got there. I championships. du Weekends 4. 1 '.m. Across from Hotel J.fferson Monday in a record ~shatte ring auto always try to protect the players Orris went the distance in 14.7 Coffee, Hot Chocolate ENGADINE, Mich. 1m - A 70· 1 race which brought death to one on a play at tile plate." seconds to beat Don Corbin of year·old woodman fou~ht hand to Co spec~Lor and injury to five others, But Bavasi said Landes didn't Drake, who came in second. J erry and Cold Drin~s ...... 10 &15- claw with an angry mother bear ill( tell him any such thing. Williams of Iowa was third. Iowa's for 20 minutes in an Upper Michi· ''I'm not saying Landes did it mile relay team was second. gan forest. Cn deliberately," Bavasi said. "1 Orris also was second in the !l2O Arthur Lc Gault saved himse1i sil wouldn't accuse him of that. He low hurdles and Iowa's John 119 South Dubuque BIG TEN INN from being mauled to death Sun· lit, just doesn't think. Brown was second in the 440 dash . day ~ecaus~ he t1lappe"Tr2 lf be r', Jack Hill of Iowa was second in 513 So. Riverside Drive carrymg a JackK'tllfe. BOND OPTIONED OUT the mile. Bru tally scrate~eIi! ~ tw CJl CLEVELAND lil'I Walter , t,~.e th clawed \ ' ~Vd tI:\lSCle re Bond, level and's highly bally. , nrll t\'om ' h\s, t ~m ult • . luughl wi h his I ef &. reo hooed rookie outfielder, was op· ' membered he had a knife in his 5i 10 tioned ,to Toronto c;[ the Interna· South tional League Sunday night. pocket. H "I kept jabbing at the bear's C Dubuque St. At the same time, G€neral Man· eyes wi th the knife and finally she agel' Frank Lane placed outfielder let loose of me and ran away," sa Chuck Tanner: 30, back on the ac· sald Le Gault, a pulpwood cutter th, tive list. Tanner, a left·handed bat· in Upper Michigan woods for the lal ter, injuroo Ilendons in his ankle in an accident at his home during the' Dad is worth his weight past 50 years. its winter. Lo Gault, who lives near Enga· by ., din e on the edge of a forest, went se out to look over timber for cutting. pi, He spotted a medium size black In gifts from Bremers! bear and decided he would return r ~ome immediately. Le Gault had I Your Clothes Ready In a scrimmage with a Ibear several years ago. But he was armed wi th l' ••• ana the easy two-way comfort a rifle then and killed the bear. tj One Hour On Request "The bear attacked me from ~. of the convertibl. behind ," he said. "She took me by b su rprise and kept clawing away at ~~,i. No Extra Cliarge me. I hit )Jer on the nose with my fist but she stood up on her ., ARROW BI-WAY SHIRT hind legs and kept up the attack.'! I') MON. Le Gault didn't know it at the TUES. & tlme, but the bear apparently was with the collar YQU can an gered because she thoul{ht he WED. ONLY was coming too close \.0 hel' two .SPECIAL cubs. ' ' w~ r open or ,closed After beating off the' bear, Le Gault , allhollgh weakened by loss of blood, walked a mite and a J Can't decide what bUlint .. Summer living Is ICIly In a lIghtwelght II-Wayl Sleeves qu arter to his home . His son, Blankets • • • • 89 would suit you beaU art short eut for cool comfort, the famous two-way Thomas, drove him to Tahquame· Mayb. you ahould look Into the collar fits perftctly, f"ls great, looks great worn non General Hospital In New· posslbllltin off.rtd by a life berry. Insurance salel car• .,r. Amoni tither optn or clo.ed. Expertly tailored In air J Its many advantages art the conditioned fabrics that keep the heat out, I.t the Plain Dresses • • 89 freedom of being In business for breeze In. Choose yours from our fashion-fresh .elee yourself, and no cellini on your earnlnis. tions In Icy whitt and frosted colors. lh. held of our clmpus unIt will ~ Studan', (me Sport' Coa~s S9¢ be iliad to fill you In on the detalll, CHARGE ITI famili.a, • • Just char,. It on our regular accounts or use Bremer LAWRENCE T. WADI too Charle • At tit ...... OeDenl A,"D' Revelviq Account - Cloth Jackets InIal. nd ..... BI.,. 10 moDtbi to pay. • • 59' DIAL ..1881 • ... PROVIDENT MUTUAL .....Llfe_l;fs~~a_~~~I_;~~pllll!all1 .. Ia;ml~~ _~~-.~~ BREMERS

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I J even nlured Sfu~ent · Religious "GroiJps' at the Annex. ' In Weekend Intere'st Rises In Problems Advertising Rates Beer iust naturally Accidents By ANNE STEARNS growing awareness of lhe church's place in the St.H Wrlt.r academic community. ~ the need to act. not just GBADUATE men or over 13. Cool tastes better at (Edlto.'1 Not.:• TIlls Is III. 1111 •• In • ..,.Iel ., ••Uol .. slay within our own cliques. Ole DQ ...... II 1 Word rooms. ""IIklnc prlvUu~. 1110... "..... FURNISHED .partrMI\ts. CJose In {or One Hospitalized 530 N. CIlnlon. 5141 or 54~. "II boys. Surnnw. rale ~.OO and _ . w'deb dlnuu eampu p.lltleal evea... , tbe 1e..r wlUl "The Student Christian Council had been Two DI,. _...... * 1 Word Call M __ '-14 • yJew to ,lvlD, back,r.ulld material... anal,..I. 'l'1ne D.,...... 12f • WGrd rooms rnrn. Buy 38 'Doc' Connell'sl After Car Rolls &.Ilrou," It.denU J. Ute SUYMER for Cookln& --- Wont To Intentew. with acUve at.'e.l thinking about the issues oC racial discrimination. prtvlk, Dial 1-2211. &-11 SUBLET - completd,. furnlllled bar· -----~------movemenu.) Four Dan ...... 1" • Word but the action taken in presenting a petition to the ... ~u Inrludtnc automatic ....-.er BUNK bed.. Can u Solon. 1-11 In Ditch on 218 I'm Dan ...... ~ 1 WGrd Problems which student religious groups were ROOMS for male atudenls. Sum me.. from June nn 10 ~1. lSth. Phllne Student Council stating that we were not in favor 'l'eII DI,...... 1 Word ~Irl • .,rator .,·all>lble. &-1707. ..I. 1-241:1. 1-10 WANTED: TrUnl - alr=oondllloned studIO ..;.;.;.;....;.r;...;;...;..;;;o....;;;.;o.;.t;..... _____-.,;;.;. 218 about 13 mil es north of here. Luther King and Bishop Leslie Neubiggen spoke to "I have seen a tremendous awareness. and ROO.!: ...duate IIrl o. over n assembled delegates from many churches in the more participation, growing this year," Stubbs Cookln, and laundr), {.clIIU ... Close .partmenl. Dial '·311" .nd .fte. 5 TURKEY SANDWICHES and HO'IIE. Jo.nne w.. treated .t Uni. IMI liGHT TO REJECT ANY 10 campuo. 8-4771 .lI~r 5:00 p.m. &-14 p.m.. 11471. 7·' MAOE pIe. to I • M pi r Sand· "ersity Hospital. for bruises .nd Unitcd Slates and foreign countries. commented. "The groups wanted to react against APARTMENTS I.,., renl. two .nd wlch hllp. Hwy. 211 Souln. Aero SINGLE room lor wom ..n "e.. hos , .brulons MId r.I ....d. Her .i'-' . "A good d.al of attention Wei given to conditions on campus." ADVOnSING COPY. pltab In. exchlln,e lor baby .ltUn, tI\ree room. CI.,.. In. prl".", bath. lrom the AIrport. Phon 1-1n3. '·3R ter w.s reporfecl In good conell· 'frontiers' in the worlef, luch .1 natlon.lllm, .... In summary. religious groups acted in many and Ilahl house work durln& IUmmer Av"llable Jun. 11th. Dial 81111, be- =--r":'r--:--:--::-~-----::':' • Ion. I-UIO...... IWr--.-:---::------:= CQrburetorl IALI .I Jl\lnor cuts and brUises. .that test intercontinental Atlas ing facilities. Dauphine BOOKSHELVES. loot lock.... trunko. Box 19. Dally lownn. 8·4 Mobile Home Moving 17 luua,e. ~I,clrlc [ani. .trll 26" bi- GENERATORS STARTERS Standenn, wh~ WIS thro:,,," mi~siles and would fire them in At Cape Canaveral. the Air from t... careeru", automobile, iI! of ~ap cycle. liOCk·Eye Loan. t:i35. 8·l! WE ARE (ully equipped. Inlurod. anll Brlgg. & Stratton Motors E WINDOW Force said approximately 1.500 of ALLEN IMPORTS 12 experienced In movlna ,. and 10' IUHer.d back and hand injuries. '.. 1024 ht FEDERAL enla..... Model 2611. u Apartments For Rent 1,900 JAM members are idle be· Ave. N.E. lenl. Call 11488 aller 5:00 p.rn. wid. Mobile Home l. Contacl Sco\ly'l Mrs. Bessie Henderson, 1820 G They vo~ed thIS mornmg at a Ceclar Rapid. '·20 tJveatock Exp.e.. MeadOW Brook Pyramid Services SI. wa treated Cor min 0 r mass meetmg here on whether to cause of the strike. This number TffRU room lumu.hed apartment wllb Court. Iowa City, low •. Phone 7000 or br~ises at a local doctor's office call quickJe strikes at the plan.is includes employes of Convair, Boe· Home Furnishings 2A bath to ubl~1 lor lummer. Utl lltJ.1 &Zoe. &-Il 121 S. Dubuque D1al572S - nnnll~ nPEN l :lS _ ))Old. ,7000. 3238. 1· 11 after being struck by a car Situr. that make the(ll. I The c~unt will ing. Lockheed. Douglas and Air REFRIGERATOR. 140.00: 10"0 181 FU·RNISIIED lar." '.room a~artm.nl Mobile Home For Sale 18 '. dty a,flernoon. be ann9unced later.~.A •.unwn le~d. Products - aU oC which reported siove, $30.00 : Simmons Hlde-a.bed , u. • $3D.00. 8·3711t. 915 fJnkblne Park. 8·\1 with prlvole b th. ent ... nc .... and otf· ~liee said the cilf Givfn er JIt~tW~ ....5 anf 10· al1sentceism ranging from 25 to sireet PD.klnll. Married coupl.. no 10'\2 A WAY. 8x31. 141". a",nlnll 19c 4. 100 per cent among lAM person· G.E. 4 month old 21 " T.V.: .ollaway children . Sublet (or lummer Will lub. PhOne 8·0017. 8-t ER by Marilyn Lacina, Route Iowa dustrywide walkout, saying it SlIO nel. hood: wolnut end Il1blel and cottee sid I", .enl : plul .I...,trlcllv. To ee 11152 BRENTWOOD. Very cl nn. on MOVING? City. They said Mrs. Lacina told would be too costly. m~'~lal) table: 2 1."",1: leotherettc chol. and call We I Liberty. MAin 8·2957. 0·11 The strike is limed prlm.rily bedroom. Nle lot It Fore t View. We lire the Agent for them Mrs. Henderson stepped out The midnight walkout by the NOW audubon. Call 8-1823. 8-9 CHOICE I. 2. 3. 0' 4 r""m lumlJlhcd For aPOOlnlm nl llhone 4031 o. W... t North American VlIn Lines Q( Q car headed north on Dubuque International Assn. of Macjlln. at Convair. but employ.. of 1.1'••• 10.. 1848 S34~. Llberl), MAin 1·2957. 6-10 SOFA. chol., .... aD' lto'·e. aPDrtment.. or 6·14 e FREE ESTIMATES -Stteet and walked around the rear waS ... t .... Conyair others comp.nl.s .r. r.. pecting wa her. dinette lei. wardrobe. book -----. ~I ~. 'lmed oI1elves. typewriter. Phone 8.1339 o(ter SUBLET .Ir·condltloned. {uml d HOUSE tralle.. for ule. New and e EXPERT ADVICE of the car and into the path of the Division of General Dynamics the plck.t line. at all the miuile 5:30. 6.9 barrack •. Jun 10· SepL. 16. 8-0117. u..s. AlwaYI the oo.t oelecllon In I.g town. Q unilly Mobile }lome. SIll .nd Lacina auto. Corp.• maker of Atl .. and' other bas". I NO OBLIGATION MATCHING IOfa. chal •. Phone 4923. 6·9 -AP-A-R-TM-E-N-T-. -m-c-n-. -OO-'-E-.-8-u-.I- ln-,-\o-n ~~f.""ph~:I:?IIO·~:~~~~ View Tr;~I; Phone 2161 def.nse it.ms, Atlas is the nl' At the Cape, the Air Force said tion's only operational long. MISCELLAmOUS fu.nlsnln,s for Phone 8·1274. 6·9 --- many building trade$men honored barrack. . Fence. cnrpeUna with pad 1953 PALACE. 39 ft. MOCIem Interlo.; 2 range missile. for enUre bartl4Ck., one ye" old . TWO. thl't'e. and (lve room lumllht'd hood room. 3005. 6·. Thompson Transfer lAM picket lines and as a result, 6-5192. 6.8 apo.tmenls. Private balh, married It was the first major work stop coupleo only. 8·8264. 6·24 1858 PARCRAF'l'. ."',. Front and & Storage Co. 70-Year-Old page in troubled labor·negotia· work slowed on construction for APARTMENT liz ...... slove: whirlpool rtnr bedToom., AUlomaUc wether. :. ·G M r''''lIn'' I f Des Moines 32.001. Hc by Dr. A. Carltolll Ernstene. as Mail.ed Anywhere, SO¢ and slate Rep. Kennelh Stringer Df sociation president, was prepared Davenport 29,756. Oliver Reeve of by a special ad hoc committee Dn 320 E. Burlington Waverly 15.652 and Ernest See smoking headed by Dr, Louis N. ,man of Waterloo 10.949. Katz, chief of the Cardiovascular Gov. Herschel Loveles., run. Centle b r~ezes rhay' make sheer curtains ·dance FREE PARKING --.. ---...... -.••.••...... --...... ~---.. ---.. ----- prettily before an open window, but '-:' . is it Depar.tment. nlng unopposed for ..... 'Demo· Deadline for orden Is Saturday, June 11, CirculatIon D.partment cratlc nomlnatlen for U.S. sen· safe? Not if those curtains are flying low ator, recelv.d 11',11' VolT' wi .... "over your range where they might catch firel No Phone Orden, Pleasel The Dally Iowan to Iowa City, Iowa 2,~32 precinct. reported. 'So why take Cha!1Ces?: Keep curtains short and Other re uIts: tied in place. Another safety tip to folloW Ha,.. It my order for ...... copy(l ..) of the Annual LT, GOVERNOR - Democrat: ':while cooking; be sure to keep handles of pots INTEREST INTEREST 2486 pcls. Han en 59.275 ; Reppert and pans from extending beyond the edge of the Unlvanlty Edition. I oncl ... $.... ,...... to covor ontl,.. 54,788, only 50~ S'rA TE TR EASuRER - Repub . rang~ out of the reach of liltle, Diles. Vel. It'l true, )'our mono), wW ..m 5 ~ ...... nteed Inte .... lican: 2486 Pell. Abrah~mson 126,- when )'OU ..ve with UI. lnte.. lt Ita"" from the date of depollt cott at SOc per c~py. Mall tOI ead II IIIIy.b. MrnI-.nJlually. We .... convonUenll1l located .t 261 i Cl'uickshank 35.821; Lauter· bach 44,545. 103 IoWi S.. te B.nk Bulldlnr. Slop III \odo), .nd open an ac Namo , ...... , ...... ,...... ,., ...... , ...... coun\, .nd lOU'U be _urod 01 0 .~ r.turn on your Nvlll,"1 STATE TREASURER - Demo· a copy Crot: 2486 pcls. Beckley 49.292; Addt,a ...... , ...... , ..... ,'".!.. ,...... ,...... Lawlor 58.178. youn for better living CO'ntinental Mortgage ATTORNEY GENtRAL - Re· .. PUblican: 2486 pets NIels 58,294; IOWA_,1:':'1.1.018 INVIITMINT COMPANY (Coven COlt of po per, City and Stato ...... , ...... F)etcher 60,690; Hultman 74,956. , Ga. ' and Electric Cornpany ~andlln. .nel POtto,•• ) ATTORNEY GENERAL - Oem· Ph,'I-647' 203 Iowa State lank BIcIt, '''' P.M, U.o .xtra .ho.t for additional orda,t. OCrat 2.86 pets. Dunbar 48.138; I I Wilson 59,6&7.