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Ri9tin. 9 Continues, In Montana Pri'son , Release 2 of 23 Hostages;
GOP Senator Say,s Threaten To Kill The Rest DEER LODGE, Mont. IA'I - til order h.s been r.stored. .11 Mutinous convicts at the Montana 1 hOlt agel relelled unharmed, and State Prison released two of 23 the convicts back in their cell •. " Herter 'Is Choice hostages late Friday but pressed Dep. Warden Theodore Rothe, new demands under threat of death 38, was shot to death. and guard for theil' captives. William Cox. 41, was stabbed at the AUGUSTA, Ca. I UPIl - Presi- summoned to the vacation White the U.S. position is that "some The prisoners killed the deputy start of the uprising Thursday progre s" must be mnde at a dent Eisenhower conferred with re House. warden and slabbed anot~r guard afternoon. Foreign Mini ters Conference be· signing ' Secretary of Stnte John Neither would the WhIte House when they began their rebellion Warden Floyd Powell, 46, cap fore a Summit Confen'nce is lute Thursday. Fosler Dulles by telephone again comm nt on reports that Herter, at planned. tur d at knife (lOint. escapi'd with Friday, presumably on the matter the President's request, hnd a Aft"r threaten ing to burn alive help from a meat cleaver-armed their captives. the riot.rs re burglar. of a successor. but there was no physical checkup ill Washington leased guard Chris Pletan, 49, Convict leaders lolct Keith Fuller indication when the choice will be Wednesday. lind later lIlIowed prison sociolo of The ASSOCiated Press and two announced. White House Pres Secretary Castro Favors gist Walter Jones, 24. to go fr ... other newsmen they were holding Administration and Congression James Hagerty disclaimed know Jones had served once earlier as 23 hostages. including some "stool al sources predicted flatly that the ledge about reports that Vice n go-between (or the convicts and pigeons." Warden Floyd Powell. That time job will go to acting Secretary Pre ident Richard M. Nixon would Free Press, Prison oHlci.ls earlier had he was ordered by the rebellious pl.ced the number of host.ges .t Christian A. Herter, bul the White accompany the President to a convicts to return to them or face II - prelumably all guards ex Japanese Dinner Preparation House steadfastly refused to dis Summit Conference should such a the possibility of their killing the c.ept for the prison plychologlst, other capt! ves. SCRUMPTIOUS SUKIYAKI is being tested by San Schindler, A3, Nevada (center) as Sumiko Sasanu cuss Herter or other possible candi mecting be arranged. "I have no Democracy W.lter Jon"s, 24_ This time. Jones said, "they did The other hostages apparently IN, 0, Jap ..... (left) and Sekiko Yoshida. G, Japan look on in amusement at Sara's handling of chop dates. 'knowledge of that at all," Hagerty are fellow convicts whom the riot In Washington, Senate Republi WASHINGTON tNt Fidel not make any threats." II I' indi sticks. The girls are helping to prepare the Japan]se dinner held today at 6 at the International said. Castro spoke out strongly Friday cated he would not return inside ers feel have been reporting theil' C..... r. The dinner is the last in the series of fo,," dinners sponsored by the I nternational Center and can Leader Everett 1\1. Dirksen Hagerty added that, in his opin against dictators and in favor 01 the cel1bloeks where the armed prison activities to officials. the Associated Wom.n Students.-Daily Iowan Pho 0 by Jo Moore_ told reporters he had been assured ion , stories about a Summit Con· a frec press. and ncrVOUlf convicts held fuU con Convict spokesman Jerry Myles, that Herter would be nominated ference are "a bit previous" since Cuba's strongman and prime trol. a Butte burglar, said on the prison as Dulles' successor, and that the mini tcr also said he doesn't want Pletan, the guard, said he appar loudspeaker system - controll ed announcement may . be made to any handouts from the United ently was released only because he by the rioters - that they rejected Air And Rail day. Slates - just better trade rela· is a diabetic and was on the verge a state offer to release the hos Authorities Hold of a coma. tages in return for publicity about . . White House Pre s Secretary tions and U.S. tourists seeking "a Weather good timc." "They mean business, II he $lid prison conditions. James C. Hagerty reacted to the after w.lklng through the corri· Myles said the cell blocks "are Time Changes statement by Dirksen and said "I He al 0 said hi s major goal is dors t. freedom. "They're not terrible." He has complained of know of no one in the White House to ward off communism by wiping fooling ." what he termed poor medical care Five For Robbery out poverty and hunger. • who has given anyone any as Forecast Warden Poweli said another 01 and filthy sanitation. store at the time. Sob Wedger, surance on anything." The heavy-bearded revolutionist the 16 guards still hostage also is Myles said "I was one of the 'y RAY SURO\CK Announced StaH Writer Cedar Rapids, assisted Beard As for announcement of a suc- spoke to the American Society a diabetic. The warden identified guys over there when Rothe I the shellr in bringing struggling Miss cessor to Dulles, Hagerty said the of Newspaper Edltors. while him as Charles Brown. He said he deputy warden) was killed. It was Iowa City police arrested five Wade back to the store. The shift to Daylight Savings White House did not feci there had friends and foes of his regime learned Brown Is being cared for an unfortunate accider.' for which demonstrated. in an atmosphere Chicagoans here Friday in con· MeanwhrJe. the three who accom- T)'me in JIlinois will necessitate a ""e... ~ n a delay a s cl al'med J'n som e Cloudy by one of the inmates. a male ) might be hanged. If I get life. [ nection with the daring daylight panied Miss ' Wade into the store change in schedule tarting April Washington quarters. of some tenslo.n, outside the. hotel. nurse. want to be treated as a decent man robbery of the M.e Too gl'Ocery joined another man waiting in a 26 for the Chicago Rock Island and Acting Secretary Herter was at a Thunder Castro ~ke at considerable Six convicts, all described as with medical care and like a hu stca'e, 26 S. Van Buren St. older men. also are being treated man being. U1r oulside and dro~e away. St\)fr' {'aeilic ~ailread anq Oz ~ . A,r- 2JlOO-acr.e low country plantatio!, stonns '-'ngth, and in emotional tones. to l'olIce said Anna Wade. Ghlqag9, the editors. He gaw a tl'Ong pileh In ~he -prison ho pital by the riot Warden Powell said there employes got the IJcense pumber, lines. is. was announced rida)'. ! near c.~~)\q p~nd~~:C .• ' lor: tl)Q t. ' I I is !>eing .held 1.0 face a charge of M.I....l . 'for the Alnerlcan tourist trade. say erS, said Powell. would be no publicity reganiin, and, descripLioA of the car and lpe .. I week-e\1d, arnvtn ,t thete, arly I. t. r ',., 110 ' I! ~ob~ry. S~ore employes s~!l , .Mis four , were ~topped by higqway Il~- Robert J. LIbby. slahan. agent Friday. Green Pon -:1., lI~OIit JOO ing visitors can either rest in The warden conferred by tele conditions which the rebel. shy Wade grabbed a handful of bill,S f comfort or whoop it up among phone for 15 minutes late Friday touched off the riot until .11 h'oi. 1I trollTJfln Joe L' I Smith at Homes- (gor the Rock ISland srud I! the miles from Augusta bol t/lltre: .was from a cash register and r~m. She tEad, apout 11l :3Q p.m. and' return- change would .effect two westbolJnd no indication that Herter might be peo.ple he called the happiest in with Gov. J . Hugo Monson In t.ge. ara released. I " was caught by store qlanager ~ex .,.. passenger trams. Tram No , 1. 'now the world. Helena . Their remarks could not Wllrden Powell directed the hag-' cd to JOWIl City. '. leaving Iowa Cily at 6i05 p.m. for ------Bear4shear after a ~wo-block chase The 32-year-old Castro stuck be heard by reporters, but Powell gling with convict leaders over north on Van Buren, St. Bearshe-ar 'said he recovered Des Moines. will let\ve at appr\lx!- S h J 'PI M e gamely to EngH h - frequently was heard to say. "We're praying terms of an agreement thal would . lei"" held to face charg.s as $100, from , Miss Walfe t after he matcly 4 a.ln. and Tra~n NO . 9. de- ymp ony 0 ay usi'" consulting an interpreler at his (or these fellows in there. gover- end the rebellion. J overtook her on the street. He parting Iowa City 2:45 a.m. will . ~ nor," , After the meeting with newsmen. accessorie. to the robbery were said, however, that after a care- leave at 3:50 a.m. • side - as he lectured his hosts on Mr. and Mrs. Alton E. Wheeler, Cuban economic problems and said StiU among the hostages are the the prisoners said they wanted "to Emma Burgin., and James ful check of his records, $140 was Libby said the change in schedule By SU I Professor Hervleg- bis country needs a "just treaty 16 guards and 5 convicts said by take a rest" for a while before re , Brown, all .f Chic.go. They .c still missing. would deflnitely go into effect of commerce" with the United priSon officials to be regarded by suming talks with prison officials. eemjIMIled Misl Wade to the When the four alleged ac- April 26, but the train departure States to get money for building the rioters as "stool pigeons" - Jones, seized at the start of the . ltore and left in a Michigan complices were arresled al Home- times are approximate al this The first performance of "Mu authorship of the work was in di s lactorles and reforming agricul· convicts who have informed on riot, was released earlier in the stead, one of them was found to time. licen.ed car after the robbery, sic for a Concert," composed by pute. It was (irst attributed to a ture. their fellow inmates. Their identity day lor an eight-minute talk with have more than $145 in his posses was not learned. newsmen on his promise to return .' ""~. nid. Jimmy L. Williams. station man· Richard B. Hervig, associate pro pupil of Haydn's. cellisl Anton There wasn't much talk about sion. The others had smaller ager of Ozark Airlines. aid six Cessor 01 music at SUI, will be Kraft. The mutineers han protested under penally of harm to the hos Beardshear said the robbery took amounts. two controversial aspect of the by a prison loudspeaker system tages. 'place about 11 a.m. when three flights would be affected by the given at the University Symphony The work has been proved the Castro regime - widespread ex· new time. Orchestra co ncert Wednesday. authentic composition of Haydn. about wh.t they term inhumen The hOlt ages "are all set up to women and one man entered the ecutions which followed his taking living conditions Inside the 90- be kill"d, some will be hen,ed," store and approached Miss Melba Flight 120 will not leave Iowa Hervig bas dedicated the con and the autographed score, which power on New Year's Day and Matrix Banquet cert to SUI music instructor James year-oftj turreted institution_ Jones said. "1 am going back in. ! Martin, North Liberty, a clerk at Cily at 7: 56 a.m. and arrive in was lost Cor almost a hundred allegations that he is under Com , don't know for how long_ The A. Dlxoh, who will conduct the or years, is in the Vienna National Warden Powell said the convicts one of the check-out counters. Replies Due Chicago at 10:20 a.m. Flight t22 munist influence. had aOOllt a three-day supply of Inmates .... touchy. Any little . Miss Martin said they sent her will leave Iowa City at 3:04 p.m. chestra. Library. thing will set it off." The concert will be held in Iowa food when they took charge of the brother, Larry. who was sacking Monday is the deadiine for re and arrive in Chicago at 5:28 p.m. Cello soloist Koelbel has lived prison late Thursday. The only other serious riot: in the Memorial Union Wednesday. at 8 most of his life in Germany. He Iraqi Leftists ' groceries at her counter. to the plies to invitations for the annual Returning Flight 121 will depart The prisoners are armed with 9().year history of the prison oc " back of the store after soap, then from Chicago at 11 a.fT\ .• Daylight p.m. has been a soloist with the Leipzig Theta Sigma Phi Matrix Table bottles of naptha - a hi ghly ex curred in July 1957. There was no they asked her for a sack. ' Savings Time, and arrive in Iowa The orchestra will also play Philharmonic Orchestra and has Parade Strength plosive 'cleaning fluid. These weap bloodshed. The prisoners at that When she bent over to get the banquet April 29. Jane Hubly. M. City at 11 :4] a.m. (CST). Return "Concerto fo.r Violoncello" and played with the Budapest String ons, known as Molotov cocktails, time prepared a long Jist of Viev Cedar Rapids, president of Theta ing Flight 123 wllJ leave Chicago "Orchestra in D Major" by 10- Quartet. BAGHDAD. Iraq IA'I - Iraqi sack, Miss Martin said, the clerk Koelbel studied with August leftists put on their greatest show have been waved threateningly at ances. As a result. the prison ad at the next counter, Mrs. Harold Sig, said the 500 SUI women invited at 5 p.m. IDST) and arrive here at seph Haydn with cello soloist Hans minis~ralion was changed. with Benbart in Saxony, August Bielar of strength a parade through the hostages. Convict leaders early Werderman, 715 S. Riverside Dr., may reply at the main of{jee. Com 5:41 p.m. (EST>' Koelbel, and "Symphony No. 4 in ~ith shouted they would burn the hos Powell being hired as warden from saw Miss Wade take the money munications Center. Flight 121 will leave Iowa City F Minor, Op. 36" ,by Peter Tehai· in Hanover. and Julius Klengel at Baghdad FrIday. tage alive if all attempt was made the Wisconsin State Prison where ; from the register. The campus leaders and women at 11:46 a.m. and arrive in Des kovsky. the Royal Conservatory of Music Half a mUlion or more men, by National Guardsmen to storm he had worked eight years. As the four fl ed from the store. active in civic organizations will Moines at 12:34 a.m .. and Fligbt Tickets for the concert will be in Leipzig. -He has been a member women and children danced, sang the prison gates. Beardshear said he ran after them hear Harlan Miller, Des Moines 123 will leave Iowa City at 5:46 available at the Information Desk or the SUI faculty since 1937. and clapped hands as they Jones marched out briskly to and finally caught Miss Wade. Register columnist, at the banquet p.m. for Des Moines and Sioux of the Iowa Memorial Union Tchaikovsky's Fourth Symphony marched under waving banners the warden's office. across the Pledge Council "I've never seen a woman in high in the Iowa Memorial Union. City. starting Saturday. is dedicated to his patroness Mme. and replicas of peace doves to the street lrom the prison cellblocks, heeled shoes run so fast," he said. The program will also present Williams said the switch to Day Hervig, a native of Iowa, com Nadejda von Meck. Although the throb of drums. after his release. Elects Officers A lalelman, who was In the awards to a senior woman active light lime will alter each flight an pleted "Music for a Concert" duro two never met. Tchaikovsky and It was the windup of the nation Except for a small cluster of Gary Christensen. AI, Geneseo, in campus affairs and an Iowa City hour and aUow more ground time ing the Easter recess. His "Sonata Mme. von Meck carried on a al congress of peace partisans, National Guardsmen at the prison 111.. is the newly-elected president '. PAY HIKE woman who has contributed to in Clinton and Iowa City. for Violin and Piano" was per prolific correspondence. which Premier Abdel Karim Kas- gates, the streets around the priSon of the Interfraternity Pledge Coun 4n agreement has been made community affairs. formed earlier this year by the In one of the composer's letters sem opened here last Tuesday. have been cleared of all persons cil. it was announced Friday. betwe~n local construction firms The student nominees were se ALGERIAN MINE BLAST orchestra. Other compositions writ- to Mme. von Meck he promised the Demonstrators carried pictUres and vehicles. Other officers are: Donald Gar and Local 1260 of the United lecled by honorary. social and pro ALGIERS !UP)) - A mine ap- ten by Hervig include "A String third movement of his fourth of Kassem. who has won economic Gov. J. Hugo Aron.on remained tin. At. Chariton, vice president; Brotherhood of Carpenters and {essional organizations and housing parently planted by Algerian rebels Quartet." "Sextet [or Piano and symphony would have a new sound support from Moscow since crush In Helen. and $lid he wa. Edward·Hale. A1. West Liberty. Joiners of America which will units. Each group elected one blew a locomotive and eight en buzzed or hara.. ed by Soviet to 12,000 Ceet because of weather than two hours away - '.SI for adjutant general. mobilized the Carson Hibbittt orton, Va.. capital she was presented the Best major has been elected mayor of some targets. Maj. Gen. Einar Tufte Johnsen, arrest record jet. conditions. 441. t Fi('ld Artillery Battalion at president of district 28 and 30. Picture of the Year prize at the Springfiled. Mo. ranging from. Th Statr Department's action Other officials said they did not Hogular brotldcast~ of all radio commander of the Norwegian Air Richmond. and the 241st Tank Bat- told Ihe Governor after a confer- annual Academy Awards Cere- David C. Scott received his M.A. Force in the area. said the planes lIlurder. criticizing the Pre s of a friendly know if British Pr ss treatment or and television station were mHon at Barbourville. Ky. cnee today that the union was Fourteen co allv wa~ hIghly unusual. blacked out ror 30 minutes. But degree at SUI in 1943, and Ph.D. will operate out of this base and. the situation was the result o[ a "I pled with them (mine opera- withdrawing from a 13'point agree. mony. convicted tw~ White aid. how ver, that "ther misunderstanding or wh ther the 1.200 of the radio tations were tors and UMW officials). besl'eehed ment with operators signed last She said she wanted 10 continue in 1948. He is a former associale can be airborne 17 hours at a professor of political science at cotics consplr Is appro\'al or the use or C-13Os into tories were inspired by the back on the air imtn iliately. on them C\'ory way in the world. ]'YC Saturday to keep peace in the to Live in Paris. because she felt stretch. Southwest Missouri Stale College. tences in and oul of Berlin." He repeated Brili h Government. rrequenci s 640 and 12~0 kiJocyeles. tried de perately to gt'l my people coal fields. as though she were a "true Par- Discoverer II was launched Mbn· that this counley doe not accept I from 5 to 20 y as part or an emergency system 10 respect each oth r's right. I Hibbitts accu cd the operators of Mayor Scolt is married and the day from California and ejected i~ They were any limitation whatsoever on it. called Conelrad. reel a . en. e of guilt that 1 haven·t railing to "act in good faith." isian." Miss Bergman told news- father of two children. capsule Tuesday. right to fly at any altitude it want members of This was the beginnin gof Oprr been ab1e to stop this senseless kill- Th union since Wednesday ha men at Orly Airport she had no headed by G in the orridors. 26 Killed Illion Alert 1959, the annual (,h'i! ing .. been under a U.S. District Court Immediate plans but hoped to do Other officials said Government DeCcnse drill organizcd by the Fed Two persons have been slain restraining order rorbidding inter· another film by next winter. millions of EiJ:t:'nhowrr prrsonally eral Office of Civil and D fen. (' since the strike began last Mareh ference - picket interference- Miss Bergman and Schmidt live proH'd the policy. What They're Doifl9 coUes into lI,lobilization. Other phe. es will 9 in Harlan County when UMW against the L. and N. Railroad. A with their three children by her Whit '. ,tatement emphatically III Mexican I rope aod take place later in the year. conlract expir d. Mine operator hearing is et for April 30 on mak- former husband, Roberlo Rosselini, 1 Genovese. rejected Brili .. h Prrss as ertions say they afe unable to pay the $2 lng the ord r permanent. in a villa southwest of Paris. that th continu d American £light Mosl of San Diego. Colif., an NEWMAN CLUB is sponsoring ROGER WILLIAMS FELLOW. amendment aviation c nl rand na\,111 base. pel' day wage increa 1." called for ------ a clean-up party at the Student SHIP will meet at the center for Senate Racket wcr "provocative" and jeop· in the new contracts. ,Cenler on Saturday at 1 p.m. Cars ardlzed Ea t·West negotiations with Plane Crash theor licaHy was wiptod out by a a cost supper at 5:30 p.m., followed tiered to have mock nuclear weapon lounched will leave from South Currier at by a program of reports on the IEXICALI, Mexico I.fl - A from a ubrnarine. Of half a mil- 12 : 30 p.m. Sunday evening, the Sl. Iowa State Baptist Student Move lcxican airlincr carrying per: lion re. id{nt~. 40.000 pre. umably Wait Ambrose Choir wilt be guests for ment held Friday, Saturday and Coeds Offered <;(lns l'xploded and cra hed Friday failed to h ed in. truction!! to m \'e Crowds dinner, following Benediction at Sunday in Des Moines. Training near the fishing r ort of uay- out - nnd 39,780 prc"umably eli d. 5:45 p.m. Falher Connery, S.J., Summer mas on the Gulf of CaliCorni . Aft T.n thousand reserve oHic:ers wilt speak after dinner. Coffee and WESLEY FOUNDATION will present Victor Pascbkis, speaking wer killed. and men of the Air Force were To See By JIM WILKE the reciLal probably came away rolls will be served [ollowing 10 I . Marine Corp a.m. Mass. on "The Personal ResponsibUil, Wrpekaee was scattered I summoned from their civilian TilE JAZZ SCENE is improving with better impressions o[ their of the People for the Social and UI women nt 're ·ted in attend· gulf and along th" shor 40 POlts in 18 Midwestern states. Dalai tama in Iowa Cily; not the column neces- opposites, for the music on either GAMMA DELTA will meet on Moral Consequences o[ The i r ing the Marine Corp Women Of north of the fishing re ort, 275 Without any tlpoH, the 10th Air sarily, bul the scene itself. As is side had its merits. Sunday evening at the St. Paul Work':' on Sunday evening, April ficers Training School this summer miles below the U.S. border. Force headquarters lit Mount usual this time of yMr. musicians During the first part of the prO TEZPUR, India IA'I - Buddhists Lutheran Chapel with a cosl sup 19 at 6: 10 p.m. Visitors are wel can be lntl·rvlewed Tue~day. The airline said all aboard were Clemens, Mieh" Cllled a practice are working more [requently due to gram. chamber compositions in per at 5: 15 p.m. Student vespers come. Elections will begin Sunday Captain Ruth F. Reinholz wLU Mcxican citizens. alert to test the speed and .f. swarmed out of the mountain by foot. mulebaek and cart Friday to stepped.up activity of the various eluded music dedicated to "Fats" wiil be at 13 p.m. and Dr. Schar night and last until Sunday. April intrrview candidates for the sum· The twin~ngine C46 had taken ficiency with which It clln mobil. greet the Dalai Lamo. god-king of social groups 011 campus. The re- Navarro and Arnold Schoenberg. lemann will speak at 7 p.m. 26. m r training classes, according to ofr before dawo from thi bord r ilt reserves. suit is more hours devoted to music Mr. Reisberg's music was quite Donald E. Rhoades, associate di city adjoining Calexico. Cailf. Two Tibc!. The Dalai Lama i due loday in with better performance attained stark and angular, reflecting his T ctor o[ admissions. Appoint and a half bours later it'exploded Conelrad. which is suppo. cd to in air. confuse an attacking enemy. con- Tezpur [rom Bomdila. where he by th mu~icians. Mo t all small feeling for composition as. I be ments for interviews may be group are booked almost solid lieve. a second generation pupil of A farm worker, Eridcrto V lasz- fused some p(·ople. too. Radio rest ~ {or fh'e days in hi long made by contacting Capt. Rein· the rest of lhis month and through Scboenberg. IJis use of 8 and 9 in quez, aid the plane appeared to station W RO at l\lorlboro. Mil ., night to refuge in India from re mt:tre WI! you holz's sl'cretary in the East Lobby nexL month. slrumenls was primal'ily for of the Union Tue. day. be attempting an em rgcncy land- report 'd, for example. that so volt-lorn Tibet. "ariety of timbre, rather than a ing when one engine cxplod d. Ill' many stalion in ew England Few Buddhist. Iivc in thi north AG UDAS ACHIM CONOREOATJON FREE ~rETnODIST CHAPEL The training class sLorts June An interesting side vent to all harmonic use. Mr. London's music 110% Ii. W •• blnrton St. DSI Tblrd Ave. 17, at Quantico, Va. said the wing ,began to blaze. were broadeastm simultM ou~ly l'a t Indian town. but the treets this is thr first few public appear- was harmonically richer. especially Rabbi Sank.r The Rev. James \V. naulen, .ral'.f ther was a second explosion and on the Conelrad (requenci that are filling with his followers from ances of the Ed London big band, his trio in memory of "Fats" Nav Frlda7 S.rvlc•• 8 p.m. 10 a.m. Sun()ay Sehool. College underlroduales may en Altern.tn wltb HUlel Hou •• 1J a.m. Mornlnl' Worshl~ roll in the program during lwo the cruft fell 10 th ground. Ihe warnings were a jumble. the countryside who believe that numbel'ing at times as many as]8 arro. the late jazz trumpeter who Sabbatb worship. Splurda)'. 9 ...... ,:~O p.m. Sund.y Even In, Servl•• summer vacation vacation periods The plane's first scheduled stop Finding such weak spot is one ml'rl,ly to look upon tho Dalai members. The arrangements (or many jazz fans rate with Miles FrL 0:3'. p.m. C'lrc Ilour Lama is to be blcssed. the most perl are boscd on Bosie Davis and Dizzy Gillespie as three ASSEMBLY OF GO D * • • for six we ks each. Seniors and was Guaymas. It ultimate d sli- goal of Operation Alert. 432 S. Clinton SI. FRIENDS college . graduatc~ may comple~e nation was Mexico City. Conclrad broadcasts witch The ,amI: i lrue fa\'U)(~r down I?' with a few original arrange- of the most original trumpeters of Th. Ro •. Dan lIlI.r. Pa.tor Bo. B. ?rIlchener, Clerk Ule railrond thal will Qan'y th 23 ments and compositions by Ed and the Bop era. Mornlrtr Worthlp, 11 a.m, Pbone 8 .. 261" the tralnln~ eour e in one 12 week Among th dead wa Jo~ Lopes quickly from on talion to another. e .n~ollstlQ Senle •. 7 p. OR. Y;W .e.A. ltoom, Iowa. .Memorlal UD III seSllion. ._ Enrique. general manaler of the without identirying any or tlwm. Y!'3r-olil !lpiritu,d leader frol11 Tez, Larry Barrell. Listeners to WSUI's The last two compositions on the . . 9:80 a.m. 1I1 •• Unl tor Woroblp BI!THANY BAPTIST CHURCH to;3() a.m. cta le.lI Cradual of the . wm or lrain Tigre· Voladores, one of Mexico's so an enemy can't follow a radio pur to his hOIUI'·ln-cxile at Mus "Cue" program last Saturday program were performed by an 18· B t . '" Filth A •••• low. CII7 soori , Indian hill to"'11 north· of hea(d the band from 12 : 45 to 1 in member jazz orchestra. Both com Unllled MorDJD~ W.nblp So",lo", .,t5 * • • ing program will receive commis six large t airlin s. He was at the beam 10 a target. a.m. GRACE VNITED siqh~ Ils second li~utenants in lhe controls. the airline said. Conelrad also i. d illned to rl'- ,'cw Dellli. j I 11111 the afternoon playing three Count posed by Mr. London. they were E.enlnr Gospel SU.I ••• 7:80 p ..... HI SIONAJl.Y CHVRCH JAr~ M a,ea.tlne Awe. The Dalai L:i\l\p. I W11 nave his Ba~ie ar,angements: "!l's Sand. titled "Whose Blues and appropri Marine Corps Reserve and will Kildo Martinez. a popular Mexi- loy to the people information til t Rev. Raymolld O. Sahmel, pastor s Y on'lK'!ive duly , for two y ar can bantam weight prize fighter, I millht • a\'~ many live fir~t chanc, f rnlW 0 ~ ke a Man," "Avcnue 'C''', and "Taps ately enoughl "AU's Well That BETn~L A ..J\.~~~~DMETHODIST nlble SIDdy CI~" ... 10r.U ' ••• 9:46 ..... f): ,U\ a.m~ aa.t.te' Co.ueed Rhoad1's said. ' , wos among the 21 pas~engers. actual attack. 'public tat t · ince he lied Crom Miller" flS well as one arrange· Ends Well." The first was the 4tJ S. Governor St. The Rev. Fred L. Penn)" Paltor Rervtt!e JD:45 a .m. the Ti~ lao capital of Lhasa Mprch ment by Larry Barrett, "Darn swinger. tho second was a little, 7 ("' holr ~ractlte 10 •• m. Suna.y Sehool p .nl. ------17 at 11 outbreak o{ the Tibetan 1'hat Dream. Judging from post more cerebral. An intcresting sidc 7:30 lI.m. Evening S.rvl
I THe DAllV IOWAN-Iowa City, low-s.turda" April 1., 1f5t-P... 2 17 SUI Students Beta Theta Pi Party Narcotics Chief PTAs Plan IBowery Brawll Today Senate Furor Erupts Again . les, s~eb . Initiated Into Beta Thda Pi . ocial fraternity Heating-Cooling 'y. Severt . wiU hold its annual "Bowery trating the Tot Roundups· Brawl" tonight from 9 to 12 p.m. IS. Honorary Rho Chi at tne chapter house. Over C. B. Luce Appoinf'ment Gets 15 Years 'rh party originated Crom the Seventeen student were initiatl'{\ WASHING TO, ( PIl-The furor pending before Fulbright's com· reputation of the Bowery, a treet NEW YORK (UPI) - Vito Geno· or $30 million. into Rho Chi Fraternity, honorary over Claire Boothe Luee erupted mitlee. While he and other senators BRANDTS In Iowa City In ew York City. The slreet was ks ,'ese, reputed American chief of the "I'm innocent," he told Judge pharmaceutical , ocit'ty, in a cere anew in the Senate' ye terday with were di cu. ing it on the Senate Alexander Bicks when a ked if he formerly notoriou. for its dance "faCia. and wartime friend of ital Kindergartt'n roundups for mony at th Pharmacy building hall, cheap theaters, and drinking Sen. J. William Fulbright
, Bol, C•• • , .... , Nf) I)f)"rr ~ .:::;:t:~_:_:_~D_:_~;.I_... (~':l== -:';~':/~.~.:..' __T:~::::Y Pl'Y)II~r Cl#wmW'lJ.ljil;l- ~ A NGIE PlCKINS ON CAIeNIIIAI. .,~ W PLVS - COLOR RrooN ruIIWIl IUSlIR CRABBE ... IAR1N IOOTH "WEASEL WII II ,Il 1'0 WORK" SATURDAY MATINEE ' ''l'IllI~JIJI · "(:',n, "Wlm! 8!'Ol DOORS OPEN 1:00 P.M • • ALL ADMISSIONS 1St - , Indians Stay On Top On 4-3 Win Over Athletics t . , Errors Pave Kentucky Derby Hopefuls Iowa Golfers ' Way To Run In ·Three Maior Races Today In Dual Meet In 9th Inning By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ]owa lime. Kentucky Derby na\'or \\'as in· Neil S. McCarthy's Finnegan Braves, Pirates Tie jectPd into three major races to· and the Braunstein Estate' Royal Here Monday day. and when the returns are Orbit wcre tandouts in a field of Iowa's golf team will meet In Rain Shortened Game in there ~hould be a better evalu· eight entered for the $35.000- Northern llIinois here Monday In ation of the line·up for the run added Che apeake Stak~s. LEVELA D C.fI - Two rror for the roses at Louis\'iile May 2. the first of their two home appear by Kansas City third baseman Hal Fir t Landing i the odds-on ances of the year. The meet is ine 3-year-olds head d by C. T. choice to win the mile and one milh on one play allowed the schedul ed to start at 8:30 a.m. Cleveland Indians to score a ninth Chenery's Fir t Landing were en· eighth Wood Memorial. and give inning run that gave them a 4-3 tered for the $75,000·added Wood Eddie Arcaro his fourlh straight The Hawkeyes have a 1-1 season victory over the Alhletic Friday Memorial al Jamaica. Thl is the \'ictory in the last major New record, losing to Missouri 23-13 night. day's tele\'i ion event CC BS ) and York event for 3-year-olds headed and defeating Washington Uni will be aired from 3:00-3 :30 p.m .. for the derby. is With two out, Smith fumbled versity of St. Louis 11-7 last week senior$ Minnie Minoso's grounder and The 2-year-old champ of 1958 end. frem uOP·r""no then threw wildly to fir t ba e, al· will meet some stiff opposition, lowing CarrolJ Hardy 10 core from Montreal J Win howe\'er. The BrOOkfield Farms. Iowa has nine road contests .J!i scheduled berore returning to the wnvention econd. Hardy had led off with a Intentionally and the Elkcam Sta· The Man Meets Rifleman .. southern single and moved to second on a ,Away From Fourth ble ~ ntry of Atoll and Open View Finkbine course May 16 to meet acririce by pitcher Dick Brodow· are definite thr at in the Wood. STAN (THE MAN) MUSIAL, right, star hiHer of the St. Louis Car· Bradley and Western Illinois ill ~", ~rown Cup Title in Row I' duai meets. problem in ski. Finnegan and Royal Orbit will dlnals, gagged it up 0fI the set of "The Rifleman," filmed TV series Coach Chuck Zwiener has an ~ said Th victory, the firth for the un· MONTREAL f.fI - Bernie !Boom be flown to Kentucky for the der· which stars Chuck Connors, a former major league baseball player being used bellten Indian, wen I to Brodowski, Boom ) GeofCrion and his Montreal by if they continue their good himself with th. Dodgers and Cubs.-AP Wirephoto. nounced that John Li echey, Frank arown who relieved starter Gary Bell teammates return to home Ice to showing in the CaliCornia Derby, ------ James, Jim Frazier and Russ in th eighth and r tired the night, needing only one more vic· also a mile and one-eighth. Fin· Schrage will be four of six men ix men he faced. tory over Toronto to clinch an un- negan beat Tomy Lee and Royal Tomy Lee Sets Track competing Monday. The other two The Athletics got all their runs • precedented fourth stroight Stanley Orbit in the San Felipe Slakes Haas, Palmer places will go to the low shooters on homers by Whitey Herzog, Cup tille. la t winter. and then hung a half Record At 7 Furlongs in qualifying rounds today. Roger Mari and Smith off Bell , Geoffrion. 28·year-old right length defeat on Royal Orbit in LEXINGTON, Ky. f.fI - Tomy who bent the A's in t~e eason's winger. ha emerged as the in the Yerba Buena Handicap at Tan· Lee, unhampered by a 2-month Tle For Top opener at Kan as City last Friday. SHORTSTOP JOHNNY of Milwaukee hurdl.d over th. ,lid· (oran recently. KaMa City • .000 200 lOG- 3 S 3 dividual star ot the current Na· layoff. set a new Keeneland track C'pye'and 010 100 101 4 • 0 inti Bill Virdon of Pltt.bur.h and fired to first ban to complet, a lional Hockey Leajue playofr. He Mrs. Ada L. Rice' entry of Ceo record for seven furlongs Friday in CoL m n. Connan f11. DaIlY 111 and doubl. play in the third Innln. of Friday'. action It Milwaukee. Th. cored the winning goa l and set the $6,000 Stepping Slone Purse lIou~: Bell. Brodowski III and dar Brook and Rare Rice, the At Houston NIxon. Nara,on Ill. W - Brodow kl . play started when the Pirat.. ' Roberto Clemente grounded to Brlve up two others in the Canadiens' 3-2 Briardale Farm's Rico Tesl0, and and easily beat eight other Ken L .- Dal.ey. victory over the Maple. Leafs tucky Derby nominees. HOUSTON, Tex. IA'l - Slender Homf' run - Kan"". CIlY. lierzo, second be.eman Chuck CoHler. The "eme was cilled at the end of C. B. Fi chbach's Festival King 111. Morls UI. mJth III. Cleveland. Thursdny night in :roronto. are the derby eligibles scheduled Fred Turner Jr.'s Bay Colt raced Freddie Haas Jr., playing with a Powf'r Ill. nln. Inni",s due to rain with the .core tied, 2-2.-AP Wirephoto. Thl impressive one·man per to tart ill tne mile and one-six· the '.·mile in 1: 21 3-5 . The old new-type putter, slipped in with a formance gave Montrealta 3-1 lead record or 1:22 1-5 was set by Tim teenth Chesapeake. No Chesa· lale 66 Friday to tie Arnold Pal· Orioles 4, Senator. 3 and Willie Jones helped the Phils But it let up in thl' eighth, while in the best·or·seven series ' anti JK'ake winner has gone on to win Tam last year. bunch all their runs in the first the Pirates lied the' score. But by BALTIMORE"" - Gene Wood made Geo{(rion the secolld highest the der~y since Citation in 1948. 'romy Lee, carrying 122 pounds mllf at 134 for the lead at the hall· ling's pinch.hit acririce fly with three innings. the top of the 10th it r umed and individual scoreI' in Stanley Cup including jockey Willie Shoemak· way mark of the $30,000 Houston th ba s loaded in the eighth Ray Semproch took over Phila· reached downpour proportions. Th hi tory. er, beat Darby Dan Farm's Ben· Classic Golf Tournament. delphia pitching chores in the officials wait d an hour: then they The right winger's three points CINDERELLA BOWLERS Inning scored th lie-breaking run becula by 3'a lengths with W. M. Haas, playing in a light rain tbird inning for injured starter call d it a day boost d his playofC total to 93, ST. LOUIS f.fI - Members of the Ingram's Scotland third and Jac· Friday night as the Baltimore practically all the way, got his Oriol s took a 4-3 victory over th Ruben Gomez and had little trouble Th game must b~ replayed topped only by Ihe 122 held by his little·known Koehler tcam or Erie. not Stable's Die liard fourth - all Wa hington Senators. keeping the Reds under control. from th tart, at a dole to be sidelined teammate, Maurice Pa., roared into ccond place in derby nominees. 66 with a pair of 33s after a first Woodlinj's d p fly to center Gomez had wrenched his knee set. Harvey Haddix went six in' !Rocket> Richard. Geoffrion also all thre categories or the American For two straight years the Step' round 68. Palmer missed most of covering firsl base OIl an infield nings for Pittsburgh, giving way field enabled Willie Ta by to romp is ('cond in Stanl y Cup goals - Bowling Congres tournament ping Stone winner has gone on to the rain but also missed birdie ro ll er. to Elroy Face. The Brave were 49 to Richard's 81. minor events here Friday. win the derby, Tim Tam last year home from third and gave Milt putts on the last three holes while Pappas, Baltimore's promising Veteran Hal Jeffcoat, last of on their third pitch r in the lOth. --- and Iron Liege in 1957. four Redleg pitchers got into PlllIburlh . llOO 010 010 adding a 32-36-68 to his first-round young righlhanded pitcher, a trio Milwaukee . . 002 000 000 umph in his first 1959 slart. trouble in the lasl two inning bul ITle. ,alOe eall.d. ralnl 66. Tasby had drawn a walk from managed to wiggle oul. Haddix. f'ael ,71 and Burlle.. . Folie. 6 Softball Games A stroke off the pace wi th a A barrage hitti ng greeted 111; Rwh, McMahon lal. Pizarro flO ' Washlneton r ltefer Dick Hyde, ot and Crlndall. 69-66-]35 was Jack Burke Jr., the who came 0" in tlie l seventh after Red ~eg starter Brooks Lawrence HO'l'e nm. Plttabl'",h. Grlln~ f1 L Schedu led Today idol of his hometown Houston fans, I\nd he wa lifted in the third ClerMnlC Ill. tarter ~i1! Fi~chef was Med. lor \lay Hebet1: overshot the 18th Willie m6 cd atowfd' 011 a walk to 10m Acker. In 1M Competition Phlljld"phla ..••• 213 000 004- 5 I~ 1 green and dropped to a 67-70-137. Grond. Bob Nieman and Gus Trlando' ClneLnnatl .. .., 000 010 004 I 3 0 ChiSox 6, Tigers 5 on 1.',oll)8"s So!mP"",h .3) , JIInd V_ Phi Gamma Delta defeated Delta The field of 126 was cut lo the slicririce, and Woodling batted lor Bome.. Day with 0 girl