" Two Petitio-ns Near Climax; Anti-ROTC Protest Retired . at . ~ By STEVE SANGER lion. old or new. which did not chairman of tbe SPU committee in tmd owap~ IOCDtJ Cilfl ." 1M of StAH Writer comply with this rule by Oct. 1. charge of the petition. id it was 1965, would not be recognized by thought that "DOt l"DOUgh signa. ThiS spring se\'eral petitions u-N'ehed .... May the Univer ity. ture were gathered." Iowa City. Iowa. WedDelday. 3D. 1111 have been circulating on the SUI Kash said. "Our complaint in· campus. A report on three 01 the Tbe intention had been to send volved the probl m of local auto­ the petition to the State Board or most important ones follows. nomy of stUdent organizations and Regents and President Hanchl"r. A Larry Barrett, in charge of the the committee's statement dealt letter king for abolilion was sent faculty petition which charges with it adequately. We are hoping to the Board several w~ks ago. "subversion" of University racial its intent will be carried out." SPU conducted a pickeling demo policy because oC outside pressures The olde t pelition. which called onstration at the Military Ball. on Crllternities, said Tuesday the for the abolition of compulsory March 30. petition will be submitted to an of· ROTC at SUI and was sponsored Sanger said a concentrated drive Market Makes Upt urn ficial group by "the end of the by the Student Peace Union. was is planned by the peace group at . ' week." signed by about 300 per ons. But SUI regi tralion this fall in an at­ Barrett said the petition, written it will not be turned in to any 0(' tempt "to discourage incoming by James Murray, associate pro­ ficial body. students from 19oing up Cor * * * fe sor of political science, and Duane Sanger. At. Iowa City, ROTC." Happy Brokers Investor, J2, Looks lor Slow Recovery Fast Trading\~·· John S. Harlow, associate profes· sor of general business. has reach­ * ed a "broad spectrum of the fac· * * * * * ulty including almost every depart· Sees Tickers ··~:; ment in the University." 700 Sign Petitions Here Celebrate End F~~':'~I'!:_~~!''P-S~~~~~!.!~d;~t~a~-=~ ... t "This petition has a substantial ster looked Tuesday for a recov· was behind "he's above average down." Pete said, " because last number of signatures. Either the Day ery from the worst. setback of for this market." year's earDin&.s were up even in Board of Regents, the Faculty Protesting End of Clowns eld bis investiDlr career. B u l his Pete got into stock buying with a receuion." Hours Behind .::. Council or President Virgil M. Han· Of Wi broker said Pete - who's only a gift oC a natural ,as issue. He Pet e attributed the market cher will be given the petition." Last Wednesday's announcement sible, askinr them to send leiters 12 - was doing belter than many sold that - at a profit - and break Iarrely to sellin&" by small Statements of OHiclah Barrett added. by the Board in Control of Athletics 10 the Board in Control of Athletics Visitors Gallery Full; adults. boutht other atocks to put to- investors. He contended Pre&ideat In Walhington TrIg,_ The faculty petition c h a r g e s to eliminate the Iowa clowns has protestin& the dilcoatinuance of the Public Waits Outside Pete figured he was ,..2 behind gether a f340 portfolio. Then a dip Kennedy's actJon In the steel "conspiracy to circum\'ent Univer· resulted in nearly 700 signatures on clowns. on his investment In his four. started and Tuesday he fifW'ed price increased started sellint In Heavy Buyin, Demantl sity policy prohibiting race as a petitions to counter this action. He also said ,that he hoped the For Look At Trading &lock portfoliO on the basis of his value at $2911. many 8t«k.s which were over· criterion of fraternity member· Jim Gebbie. A2. Hawarden, orig· petition would be signed by alum· Tuesday's price. Some oC his "At one time I W81 quite a bit priced and that this in turn led NEW YORK (UPIJ - Tbe stock f I ship." and that "overt pressure" inator of the petitions. reported 310 ni, athletic fruu and parents of NEW YORK CUPU - Brokers stocks, however, howed sien of ahead." he said. "But you never to a lot of emotional selUnr. market shook off Its bypochonilrta ha come in the past from outside signatures Crom fraternities and SUI students. on the Ooor of the New York Stock rallying. can tell." "Some of those stocks had to TIIttdsy and staled one of the sources to dictate the conditions of sororlties. Ralph Hillman, M. Ea· In September. according to Hill· Exchange blew of( steam in II wild The present market Is especial. come down because they were wildest afternoon rain. in the hIS· membership in fraternities at SUI. sex. retiring captain of the clOWns. mlln. all materiaJ$ favorine the d monstralion oC shouting and Pete, who has traded In slocks Iy hard to figure, Pete said. A overpriced," he aald. "but oUt- tory of tbe New York Stock :Ei. These allegations refer to the said that 345 signatures were ob· continuance of the clowns will be whl!tllng Tuesday at the end of th since he was eitht, looked for aa utility stock he owns weathered el1l I don't know what you coutd change. Delta Chi·Andy Hankins depledg· tained in Hillcrest during Tuesday's submitted to the Board in Control two most tumultuous mark t ses· eventual recovery. although b a sharp market fall earlJer this blame betIdes Kennedy." With the tick rs, capable ' Of, ing incident in the spring of 1961 . Ilmch hour. 01 Athletics in the Corm of an ap­ sions slnce the great crash of more said it might be veral mOllth price increase started seUiDg In H i. s broker supported Pete', printing 500 characters a minute. The faculty petition asks for a Hillman said that the petitions peal. "These Items will Include the than 30 years ago. away. dropped n arly $7 but Pete saw analysis. Pete, he sald. "Is better runnin, Dn almost unbelievable "prompt and thorough inquiry" by have also been circulated in some petitions. letters to the editor and The day started grimly and witb He consulted with his broker hope In Tuttdsy's price. which acquainted with the market tban two hours Bnd 2S minute. late in Hancher into Its charges of "sub· classes. He said one class was in· fnn leLters from around the na· a tr mendolls selling rush contin­ during the day and scanned the showed the (irst rl since it many investorl. He looks at the recording Itock IrensactJons at version" and "conspiracy." It does terrupted to obtain signatures. tion." he said. ulng Monday's nosedive. Then, at market for passlbl bargains. hellded downward. fundamentals." closing time. most llaues bad re­ not ask. speci£ically. Cor a reopen· HiUman said that this summer Neither Hillman nor G ebb i e noon. an upward tum In basic covered not only their sharp mOrD' ing of the Hankins case. he and the other clowns would try could give a reasoa as to why the stocks began to appear and the ing losses but also a ,ood deal C1f A student petition with about 300 to contact as many persons as pas. clown were dropped. mu1tled roar from the pit 01 the No DI Thursday tbe deep declines lU'ferecl Millo , , signatures. in support of the Cnc. 5&-year·old build in, rose to a cre • day. lllty petition will "probably' be cendo. Since lod y I~ Memorial Day Texas Grand Jury dropped because of a recent reso­ ond Univer ity offices ore clo d, Generally. market expert& .t· Pre Ident Kennedy came in (or trlbuted the rally to a feelinl that. Julion passed by the Committee on a barr8fe of uncomplim ntory reo there will be no Thur dny Is u of Student LiCe. according to Donald Safety Warning The Dally Jowan. Publlclltion of emollonol sellin, had pushed marks from brokers durin&: the Kash, G. Macedonia. Kash. with lhe DI will resume Friday morn· prices down more than wal war· day. In late morning. when the Gets Estes Report ranted and that many IISuu ftrt Richard Wells, G. Charlotte, N.C., ing. market seemed to be heading even selling lit "barlain" levell. 'I'hW wrote the petition. Curther down. one turned to an. FRA KLIN, Tex. (UPI) - Tb JusH e Department agreed The Committe. on May 15. reo belief was supported by courace, Issued by Council other on the elevator ot the ex· Tuesday to hIm th complete t xt of :l conEld ntial report on bol terlng statements from solved that local student organiza· threIl change. aero s from lh trea ury top administration off1cl.a11 wblcll tions should be able to have free By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS step where George Wa hinglon Billi Sol E tes 0\1 r to a judg and 1 t him d ide what parts choice of their members without The News trluered a heavy Innux of de· Thousands of holiday travelers sct Ollt Tue day 10 pursue took his first oath of office. of it a grand jury needs in its inv stiglltlon of th death of Eann mand from board rOClms and ill· restrictions caused by color. race or national origin . Any organiza· pleasure in town or country on temorial Day. "What a rat·race." he said. "I official Henry H. ~far hall. sUtutlonal headquarters across the hope it's a suitable birthday pres· In Brief The tat acC('pted the arrangem nt and thus avoided an nation. I I They headed for resorts, races. bas ball gam • beaches, ent for Kennedy." Trader. ho..,4 Ihortf, ...... mountains and visits with kinColk . or n court battle between Tex. sand r dera} officio) over The publle formed lont IInll c:_It'n" f...... L.... " WI,., mltlday when tho r.lly ""M The National Safety Council fig. waltl". to ,et briefly Into the whether th state bas the power thAt Socretary of ComrMf"Cle Combined frem L ....d Wire. to ubpoena a federal report. The FBI Brought In ured that. at one time or another vl.lters' ,allery Anel tMy broke Hedge. had rocommon4od • VIENTIANE !?~~ ing resumed Thursday after '. naut Scott Carpenter got a hero's WASHINGTON 111- A biJb ve­ was caused by "a bigh velocity last momeDts, said some pas. one-day Memorial Da, bolidIIf. By LOIS LESHVN AdmissiQn to the "big top" was InvitatiOllS to baccalaureate and acclaim Tueaday (rom his bome locity sulphurous explosion drove explosion" in the rlgbt. rear lava· sengers bad time to don oxy,en The holiday would hOt be ~ his tory of the airliner. I St.H Writer 3S cents. A sid!! show could be Seen commencement listed the location town for space lligbt Cive days metal particles into the body of masU after the explolioD and off for many Wall Street Cor 15 cents. As wjth any circus, as "The Tent." The speaker at ago, and a degree from his univer· There was a "strong residue of hefore the crash. and the pilot They were told to keep their Commencement exercises of to· there were unusual things tel see, commencement was Booker T. sity he miSled 13 years ago. a stewardess and wrecked an air­ sulphur" on the wreckage, be bad let down the wheels in an fices manned Cor the cleanup day might seem rather dull to Mrs. according to Mrs. S1~mmons. Washington. American educator. He gaYe back a prediction: that liner that crashed near the Mis· stated. addinl: "This is charac­ effort to make a IaDdIIIg. tbe' overwhe1rnlna paper work S:' K. Slemmons. 717 RundeU St.. a Tho "wild .".n" h._ len, . ~.I', Cominencement robes were ord· man will go to the moon " in the souri·Iowa border last Tuesday, teristic of esp_Ions of this Papers and bits of wreckage aCter the record tr8DlllCtionl 01 spit'ited ' 84·year-old who was a bl, eye, .nd • rln, Itt hi. no... ered from Chicalo. "There weren't near future," senators were told Tuesday. type." were spread over 8 '1O-mile dis­ past two days. aad td answer member of the "circUS class" of He wort a t ...... kln .nd carrW enou,h robes to go around," Mrs. The 37·year-old Boulder native. Cbalrman Alan S. Boyd. of the Tbe steward.. was believed to tance. indlcatln, the ' plane's vestors' queries. 1902. Mrs. Slemmons chuckled • club. t,\rI. Sit'!'"••• Id th.. · Slemmons remembered. "A woman on the second day of a 2~-day trio Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB>. have been seated in the rear of course after the blast. 1\e said. when she thought of the events he often ,.ve .n "une.rthly sitting behind me receivin, an ad· umphal Colorado bomecomJng. n!­ appearing before the SeDate Avia· the plane at the time of the ex· MeanwbUe, at Centerville. Ia., connected with her graduation from yell." SIlo ..",heel .nd mentioned vanced degree dIdn't have one." ceived a derree in aeronautical en· tion Subcommittee. did not speci· plosion. Boyd did DOt DaJDe bet John S. Leak. the CAB's cbiel Mother on Trial SUI. th.. thl. "wlld m.n" I.. .,. 1M. Aftor I weRt ., to receive m, gineering before a cheering crowd fy the explosive involved in the but CAB investiptors have ex­ IlnJctures engineer. pinpointed In 1902 the theater building which eame • bishop of the Eplsc.,.l I.S.""" the woman ...ed If of 15.000 persons in the University crash of the Continental Airline arn.ined the body of stewardess the location of the exp10aiDD in had been used for the senior play. Church. .... covIcI wear my ...... Vou of Colorado football stadium. jet. Forty-five persons were kill· Joyce Rush. D. at Odessa. Tex. the hag dispou.I compmmeat of baccalaureate and commencement Others in the circus were tbe eM" receive M ....MCOd ..,... He told the crowd he did not ed. "In her body were a Dumber the lavatory. He told reporten burned. This was just a few 9OC).pound man. the three-legged without. roM • I ... mine eft consider himseU a hero. and sajd But in reply to a question whe­ of metal partlcl. which were de­ this spot - 1.415 iDcbes from the months 'before graduation. sailor (who was really two people). .nd ..ve It .. Iler," ..III Mrs. his pretty blonde wiCe. Rene. ther examination of tbe wreck· scribed 81 shrapnel." Boyd said. DOlle of the plane and 30 JDcbea Consequently, the Unlve"1ty the Cemale sharp-shooter (with a Sltmmons. should gel: credit for "everything age indicated somethin, other He would not commeat on whe­ above the iDterklr Ooor - was rented a clrcu. tent to p,..,l4e a friend to ring the be))), a snake Mrs. Slemrnons and some of her I am now." than a time bomb blew out the ther a love trianlle might bave located by a study of the manner place for the.. evonts. In k.. p­ dancer. a tight·rope walker and classmates wW celebrate their 60- But he said be boped the delJ'tt side of the plane. he said: been iDvolvecl in the disaster, in which the metal was bent. Ing witt! what was represented many clowns. year class reunion durin, reunion - which he missed in 1949 when a point raiaed by Chairman A. RepIyJq to queIlioaI. be said by tho tent, tho ,,"'u.. \nt c .... Mrs. Slemons said that everyone weekend June I and ,. They plan he failed a course in beat transfer "We are satisfied of the cause," S. (Mike) MOIU'OIIeY (D-OkIaJ, the explosive material could bave pre.. ntocI • lorin, clrcu. In ...... could tell tbe circus members were to decorate their table at the din· - could be justUied by the "un· but are not yet able to say whe­ referring te • IItory In the news­ been carried into the lavatorJ in ther the blast was from dynamite of • pl.,. fake. but it was still fun. Sbe com· ner for the Emeritus Club. alumni !que" education in the subject he paper Chica.. •• Americaa. amaU pieces aud would not aecea­ plimented the gymnflllS who "did who graduated iD 1ell or before. received during the fiery reentry caps, sticks of dynamJte or some· 'nle atorY ..Id investlptloa sariIy have required a larte eoa· • .ID.AC.~ ' . Circus posters dotted the camp· thing else. us and Iowa City. The big show an excellent job." with a circus theme. 01 his space capsule Aurora·7 last was centeriDI 011 a man aud wo­ taiDer. BOCHVM GeI'rnu1 (UPI). began with a parade up and down Whllt semo memlNrs of the Mrs. Slemmou said that oaly ThlD'iday. He said there W81 no indicatioD man who made reaervldiOIlI to Tbere baa beeIl IOIDI apeeu. The Bocbum 0bIervat0ry Clinton Street. Mrs. Slemmons cl.ss we,.. ,.~I ..., ethers about m of b.. clanm... and At a later news conference. Car· the crash Will caused by a struc­ returD to Kansa Cit; aboard the latiGa It miIht have been eoa· TuesdaJ it baa ~ piekeiI said. Members of the class were HId cin.. of ,.,cern,...... theft' SpGU8el will be able to at· peDter said space travel would be tur81 defect in the aircraft. plane alta' ....l1li to CbicaIo taiDed in a brierea.e. beariDI the radio sipaII IndlcaUn. tile .,... ,Ink ...... the""'l- teact,' ''Everyeae iID't II Uveb' as man's supreme achievemeat .. an "Tbis was an extraneious mat· separatei)' aud meetinI there. fDitials T.e.D. CII' T.G .. , lGUlld bDitJ • ,. ltlaer Soviet IPIft decked out in rented c:eitWnes of Boyd, dncribiq the ...... , tempt. • , all t,ypei. ence. I am," Ibe lI8id. explorer. ter," be aald. expreasiDg belief It ...... abe deliria. T

'! ~ . r'" ... .. New Dances, Old LaH.'" to the Editor - r C()urts Can Provide - ,deas' and Bones A Clown's Lament Hu - Deal Him Out To the Editor: blood and I would hope their Gonttnued Redistricting By J9HN CROSBY To say that I was shocked greatest supporters. hail from the cheek-ta-cheek 1 would be an understatement, It's difficult for me to under· fx~ school of dancing. And never One reason for unfair representation in many states is rather I could not believe my stand of what possible damage mind wben that was, Junior, It Lhat lhe clowns do , but I can B1 that state'. oonstitutional provisions are not observed and eyes when [ read that the Iowa was a long time before you were only say that I would hate to see th ~r,~ haSll't been any way to enforce observance. Clowns would no longer perform born. Dancing then was a rela· at football and baskeLball games, the day come when the admln· The 1~ tively simple tbing. Almost any· ,,, ~.lJ,S. Supreme Court decision in the Tennessee would no longer make the hearts istration and perhaps the student had far·rE CISC' provides relief for this situation. The d ecision ex­ one who could stand erect could of children crippled by paralysis body become so hard and busi· world alfa master it if he could count to ness-minded that it can turn its laugh and delight in their world destinies 1 prE!sses ~nviction that the federal courts can "fashion re­ three - or even if he couldn·t. back on such a worthwhile en· of braees and crutches, and would One of the means the courts can, necessary, draft And two people usually held on deavor, Look behind the painted lief" .:.. w~clt that if no longer add a little something enacted D( to one another and did the thing faces, and the cr~zy antics and a U'A:listricting plan. extra to the spirit and fight that Veronikl together, grotesque as that idea you'll see sludents - students . Iowli ']E1gislators who voted in 1961 for the Shaff r eap­ make this University great. seems in the light of contempo­ who are attempting to convey the student at pest duriJ pctt~~n}~t plan took the same view. Unde~ this plan, tjle rary practice. The Clowns have been part of spirit, the laughter and the fight this University for many years of a great university. Do away volt, will I lowtl S»preme Court could be called upon to draft and Well, that's how it was, Junior, in psychol ptrt'lnto effect legislation for redistricting the Senate. back in Lhe Stone Age or my and the spirit they bave created, with the clowns, and you will be no matter how minute it may be, destroying part of the spirit of As a yo , , Ttiere are strong arguments for and against the Sh~'ff adolescence. But my goodness gracious (I have stronger ex­ has in its own way symbolized SUI. with her I pJa~ wlli

lck- ·to J e.lll.; Saturday - 7:10 a.m. to · C of the ama'ftur on a dance fioqr some hard ,feeling, despite a cer· NOW, DESPITE the lack of lull Augl.lsl and the foUowllur week. En­ ad up It the Alum,nl HoUlCl, 130 N. 10 p.m.; Sunday - 1:30 p .m. to 2 l.m. 3:30 p.m. - J ourna1 Ism om· '" .. ' tered •• iM«It-elaa mittel' .t tbe John Klein ese days than was demanded tain recogrution III Britain that political cooperation wit h l)! AllUtant Sporta Editor ...... ' ...... Kadllon St. ' Delk Servtce: 1l0nC1l3l thoroqb tb ho . Mr r-t office .t low. CJbr UDder the Rarriett HIndman Thunday - • I.m. to 10 p.m.; J'i1. mencement Coffee Hour --' Com- f 1 b I Z· World War II had brought know- SEATO, certam advaJ)tages have J\ct of COnfIUB ot MariIa .. 1m. Bullnelll Manarer atld Ad- ALL LOCKIRI In the Field Rouse day - 8 un, to 8/,m: and 7 to 10 munications Center Lounge. 0 c rus III. Y . F 0 leg- ledge of U,S. responsibility in the been gained through technical de­ 6:30 p.m, - College of Phar- field in the '2Os. ~~------~----~------.. rtIsIn, Director ..•. Boh Glaldte must be checked In before June 8. . p.m-i Sllturda,. ~ • .JII. to • p.m., fense coordination, without which Dill .-4," ll"Olft noOD Ie ald!lllbt to Advertwm. MlIDa,er .. Larry PJ')IbU Lockers not checked In after thll Sunaay - 2 p.m. to II p.JII. macy Senior Dinner _ River What I want to know is after area. I' Jpon new' lleml, wQmen', P,!,8 CIalllf\ed III nIcer ...... d .• date will have locka relDOved and Reaerve Desk: Same .~ re" the recent deployment of Am~' 1'!!IIl" and aMoanc:ementa to TIle Cbett lIalthewl contenta destroyed, dull ..mea e~eept for J'rIcIa¥. Sat­ Room, Iowa Memorial Union. the ~ul1y Gully, whither? What's Later. after a period in which Oally low.n. Editorial offtee. are UJ Promotion Manager '" Nield Gustin adIY aDd Suncla¥, It II alto .... 8 p.m. - Medical 'Convocation ne¥t? You , already have to ar- high French authorities began to ican forces in Thailand would CIrculation Manl,er ...... lAe West froIII , tft 18 ...... U.. C.ID.~tIoDi Ce~r. ". I SENIO. HAWKEYE PICTURII wlll ~ 10wa 'Memoriai Union, rive at a party with your own believe the United States would have been more difficult. bot be taken for the renuUnder of Trvtt_, Board of ltudent PubliCI· UIe be IlICRIATIONAL 'WIMMING f_ 8 p.m. - Denial 'Convocation masseur, a towel, and a portable extend military aid to their be· And participation of t.oI\ea !hlbScfla#I'~ ....: ,fty e'rrie~ In tl_, Inc., KINn .rlDlOn, At} Prof. _mester. They MIl .agaln all women ltudentIJ .. held Jioncla¥. towa t'tty . ceo.. or .tlO , taken beJrtnnln. In october b'l Pboto­ _ Macbride Auditonum. shower bath. What then? Already leaguered forces in Southeast forces from most of the other wuklr DtI1e BeJl_1, Unlnrllt7 U"rary; John .raQl1lc 'Bernet!. Notices a IctUal Wednud.lr. ThUl'ldar IIld J'rIdfr Henl')'i Ml; Prot. Lellie G. MoeUer, .. from ':1$ to 1:15 p.m. .t tile WOo Fr~ay, June • the dance floor looks like "West Asia, the United States decided members lends a certain aIIra Schoo ot loumallllll- IBehae1 lIa- elates will be publlshod In the future. G:rmnufulllll. Iowa,;. ~tlft ,9 •~~U"fh':.~t~ ear;. iltJat. iii, _0'. 9:30 a.m. :- University Com. Side Story" in its wilder mo- not to intervene. Again there of unanimity to the Westem po­ three mo . All 0 I ••Ir 1Ii~ :r'~lM~:i ~T::f;d¥i~~~ I'IILD HOUI. PLAY NIGHT. fOf • lUI OBIIRVATORY atop thl mencement - Field House men's. were hard feelings. silion in the current crisis. fcrlp}lon~l" ye.ri_ik IIIQDth;. Dr. L. iC VIlI_D.Yk.e , Cellel"!_or Ed­ ItudOJlt., feeulty IIId ataff are held PhYllcs BuUdln, II open to tlie pub- $5.60, th~ t ..... lI81Uo11; P.1I1 ~otI\. IIJ. lada' Tueaday IIId ~bt fro. Uee evel')' MOndey 1fom 8 to 10 p.m. Saturday, June' If we ask all this of ourselves. Then U.S. interests dictated es- As for the absence of Fran&, - t "... A .... LD when skies are tlear. ' It I. allo open ~--,,'-"-"---:---! 7 =on to private ,roupa Friday even!", by Alumni Day wbllt are we going to demand of tablishment of an anti-Communist the political practicality, beyoad Dial 7-4191 II you do not recetw ~qur ~_":'t:td.m. "Ii' . ' 11 The A ' , ..... iI~tltled ex· PtIIb' lowlll by 7110 un. . The Dally I mlkmc' reNJ'VlU0D8 with Prol. Sa· . Toesd.." Jun. 1~ Fred Astaire? Or Jerome Rob- coQlition to coordinate J>olicy and the fact tit her troubles at h_ clu.lI'ely , ; 11118 f6r ubllc.tlon Iowan ctreulaUon oIfice 10 the Com· ot Iii tbc I l' PIWI ,1') d In tbll murue.UoDl C4inter Is open ,... 8 " IUONI DIIIRING BAIYIIT. _. ~~~:.tausbJma; x~, 311 Pbyllcl 9 a ,m. ~ Registratiort tor Sum· binitT ' Tlfey'd better be prepared defense preparations, Pakistan, and in Afl'ica, is that her pree­ IIQW$I)aper Well u AP IIIW. .... to • p.m. Kunday thr9.uah Fri­ TIMO ..rvlea may can the YWCA The mQon' will he. vlBtble for vie'" met: Session - Field House, . to make ..foot leaps and ~ en- Thailand and the Philippines cnce now wO\lld scrve primarilY: dtlJplltcb, daY ..4 Il'om II to 10 • .m. SafU~y. . WednesCtlY, June ' l~ trec~ta, AnythlJlg .1eR. ),our 13- ' were directly involved with Laos , '\ .., f • 1Iat.. _ Nmee 011 I11I81ecl papers r:!oetw~~~d~ ':.~.v~Ke~ . ~~:1:r J~'= ~p~d ~de :':;d 1;' to.t.ily~",U1e Communists a ~ Allvl~rs: E41tortal, Arthur M. Salt· .. not poulbl"' bllt ,vel')' effort will for aftemoob and ...enllll'l and' til u,'I.!lu" the brion Nebula, Doubl. • '7 -B.m : ~ ()peDlng' of Summer . ,..roCllcl ~ ~- does IX!tler. '. cl!MbddJu 4 and &\llh Vietna~ in'Fj)OfiIt about · the return .. be made to IIOtred errvn

, I " r·············,··,-,··,·········.·····,, ..•.. ~~, , , ... , , Pagea , , fastest 50 xRected The Miss •, • composed 01 I ., * * I , from Genu * * * * * * * * * * , , (CPC ), tude , , jon Board, , . mittees, acc I I horst, A2, CE lones, Ward, Rathmann Battle Toda~ , ,I The board, ~ , , ,~ , ...... -.. .•..••...... •• eral commi By tiNTED PRESS INTERNATIONAL in case of trouble on the 2'"l·mile race course. Pa,e 4-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa CIiv, Iowa-Wed., May 311, 1961 ordinates lh INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. - The old 'PI'OS, Rodger Ward and Jim Ignoring the yellow, he warned, will result in the violator being with the seh Rathmann, will battle the young elite of 'Paranelli .'Jones, A. J. Foyt black flagged and the loss of one lap. of Miss SUI and Bobby Marshman in today's 500-mile auto race, which may mean With the fans and racing experts, Jones was the No.1 favorite for Members 01 Peterson. A2, record lnlashing from start to finish. top money from the purse of an estimated 425,000. About $125,000 will Nine Homers In A2. Des Moll go to the winner. !Ilkhart, Iron The fastest 33-car field ever was buttoned up late Tuesday follow­ Dx, Plrk Rldl Jones, co-rookie of the year at the speedwav, the ing the annual drivers meeting. The speedway dare devils now sweat 1961 became first speedster to crack the ~SO-mile per hour barrier ..... WOft him out the noon EDT ( LO a.m. Iowa City time) start of the big chase as 11-9 Brave pJ.c:ed \lidory the pole position In the seme car in which he UtI! .... the vanguard of an estimated 250,000 fans lined up at the track gates. ¥_. He figured to hold the lead from the start, if possible... average CHICAGO (uPIl - The ,Milwau­ The weather bureau indicated there was a chance that scat­ speeds of 147 to 149 mph. kee Braves scored six unearned * runs off ex-teammate Bob Buhl PITTSBURGH *(A'\ - *The Pitts­ Where/s the Plate? tared thunderstorms may interfere witfl running of .... event, "It's going to be a real fast race," he predicted. "I;just hope I burgh Pirates, aided by a SI. Louis stopped by rain only twice in 45 years. The forecast callec! for Tuesday and went on to spank the can finish." - Chicago Cubs, 11-9, despite Ernie error, scored two runs in the ninth This Pic! Catcher t.rl Sawahlei of the St. Louis Cudinals practically sits on windy, warm and humid weather with temperatur" in the mid­ inning Tuesday night for a 7·6 vic­ The heavy-footed Californian had plenty of com:Jany in the high Banks' three home runs and a Such Ac home plate Tuesday night "uring Ithe third inning of a game with lOs. speed department. including Marshman, who shared l'OOkie honors double. tory over the Cardinals. that the Pittsburgh Pirate•. A moment before the photo was snapped, The drivers' meeting brought the usual warnings from Ohief with Jones last year, and Foyt, the defending champion, who gave With one man out in the Pirate W. Nine home runs were hit in the ninth, Howie Goss drew a walk off Dick Groat (24) hat! lcond from third on Dick Stuart's safe roller Steward Harlan Fengler to heed the yellow caution light flasbed on every indication he will be in the thick COl' the flag chase. contest, one short of a league rec­ Immedia alon, the tfllrd base line. -AP Wirephoto relief pitcher Bobby Shantz and ord. Don Hoak followed with a single. Banks, playing in his first game Don Leepert singled to center, since Friday when he was beaned scoring 'Goss, and when Curt Flood Kelso Returns To Racing; by Cincinnati's Moe Drabowski , let the ball get past him, Hoak Yanks Lose Lead; $4 Million Sale of Cincinnati clouted Ihree succcssive homers scored Ithe winning run. t " to boo~t his season's total to 14. It The Cardinals had gone into the Favored In 'Metropolitan was the third time in the career lead for the first time in the game o[ the Cubs' star that he had bit in their half o{ the ninth. They also Reds May Be NulUfied Soon three homers in a single game, NEW YORK (AP) - Champion Kelso, ou~ of action since were aided by an error. Edged by A's, 2-1 Joe Torre paced the Braves' at­ COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) - Atty. Gen. Mark McElroy in Flood singled with a man out. he was upset last Nov_ 11 by T. V. Lark the Washington, D.C. tack on Buh! with a home run, said Tuesday he was asking Crosley tFowodation Trustees to Bill White then tripled to deep KANSAS CITY, Mo. National League >,early or as needed. Home run Washlnllton, Plerull He was in five games at Denver I CALL CAP'T. TED FAY (4). atlon in the Rippe offer." President Warren Giles for bis part and .sufCered two defeats against 2416 CRESTVIEW DIAL 338·3204 * * * Dewitt, in buying the Reds, sign­ Season Football , in the Sunday fracas between the no WillS. Boston over Twins * * * ed no written agreement to keep Mets and Giants in San Francisco. Tigers Whip Orioles 12-4 the club in Cincinnati. However. Giles, contacted in Cincinnati, ST. PAUL-MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) he repeatedly has said he intended Forms Out Friday would neither confirm nor deny With Homer Barrage to keep it there. he had fined Chacon, but thel'e - Chuck Schilling's three-run hom­ Season ticket sales for lowa's :At: was a telegram addressed to Cha­ er with two outs in the sixth in­ DETROIT lIP! - The charging The Reds have a contract with five home football games begin Fri­ Delroit Tigers got another solid con in the Polo Grounds to prove ning broke up a tie game TQesday the city to remain tiu'ough the day. with 60 ,000 application forms the assessment had been meted and gave the Boston Red Sox an pitching performance Tuesday as 1962 season, in return for use of being mailed from the SUI Ath­ Don Mossi halted the Baltimore out. 8-5 win ov.er the Minnesota Twins. the city's parking lols at Crosley letic Department t 0 prospective ~ Boston used the long ball to clip Orioles 12-4 with the support of a Field purchasers in Midwestern states. • The fine is an automatic one of $lUlU heavy home run and IS-hit attack. $JOO because Chacon, according to the Twins COl' the fourth consecu­ Season ticket price is $25 for the tive lime \hjs season. Homers by Dick Brown, Rocky JOHNSON, DEMKO SIGN chief ull'\pit'e A1 Barlick, was re­ follo}Ving five homEl games: ~ept. Colavito, Norm Cash and Chico P1TTSBURGH innings, gained his four­ •. ~ FREE ESTIMATe OUR AtM, TO MEET OR .IEAT ALL ADVERRSeo Tuesday to win the English Derby * . th win in cight decisions. NATIONAL LEAGUE > AMERICAN .....OUI on June 6. • e.,eful Experletlcotl Workmen GROCERY SPECIALS George Banks hit a bases emptY w. L. "ct. G,I, W. L. Pet. G.I. CaU-over odds Monday night re- • Olun Modern W.,ahouse homcr for Minnesota in the fifth. San Francisco ...... 33 14 .702 Cleveland ...... 24 1& .600 Por .tor.,e Los Angeles ...... 31 15 .674 1 \12 New York ...... 24 17 _585 1~ f1ected heavy support for Sebring, • c.tI UI POr Your .ve" LOWER EVERYDAY SHELF PRICES 0 Mowl", 'roDI_ * 'lied Sad w ski, who relieved <:Ineinnatl __ _.. . , .. . 25 ,16 .610 5 rJ!~~:I!O~ .:: :: : :::: J~ f3 :~ 2 lowerin, the margin from IR-L as Twins' starter Lee StrBl'\le in ' the Pittsburgh ...... 24 18 .671 6 ~ Los Angeles ...... 22 20 .524 3 a total of 22,000 pounds ($61,600) .. ".,... second, was charged with his first St. Louis ...... 24 19 ' .558 ' 7 ~~\~I:;~re . : : : : : : : : : . ~~ ~~ : ~ : was bet on the Martin entry to lIawkeye Transfer loss against one victory. Mllwaukec ...... 20 25 .444 12 Kansas City ...... 21 25 .457 6 win. Iloston ...... 131 003 000- I , 0 Houston ...... 17!rT .386 14'h Boston ...... _ .. .18 24 .429 7 _ . Mlnnesott ...... 120 110 000- 5 12 1 , . Schwall, elKO (21, hi "twlo. *' -.tI oys and girls. If enough in­ - TUNA FISH ...... 1.... _...... 1.50 2.25 ______--.I terest is shown. competition will NOW.HEAR THIS! 21 5, cn",,", St. ANCHOVIE ...... : ...... ~ ...... 1,50 2.25 I also be held in the 14 and under 4 FloG ... • age group.. • FRIDAY SPECIAL ... _...... _.... _...... 1,50 2.25 r 5PECIAL .. _...... : .... : ...... 3.00 The boys' winner and runner-up NEW -SHIPMENT • HOUSE 2.00 in both groups will advance to the , International meet to be held at BERMUDA & JAMA'ICA SHORTS Corpus Christi, Tex., in AugUit. The top finishers in the girls' groups will advance to the girls' A big selection in Batiks - Plaid. - Check •• I · GEOR~;,;S45 International meet in Wichita, Kan. Sizes 28 to 42, al/ In the latest summer tradition. Tournament a d vis e r is Don Priced from: I._ Klotz: SUI tennis coach_ Vern Jans­ ~~ET scn of Iowa City is the tOUmanlent .creu hm H.l ~;:'_rn~ chair!"an. • ...... ,.... • Q Ad TYPING: Neat aacl reuonabla. Pbone able, de.n. $6400 month. 7.2131. 6-6 _Fe_n_. _a___ . __ .....,...... __,;.-,- ing inconsi teney results almost ...... 11 ...... 0 -'- t ltb IlIt b JtooMVATE to share apartment flll' c:J t!I}m CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADS 'IIi STARTS TODAY! entirely £rom the f ct that both MUST SELL: 1157 Tran mobile home. ... room apa...... n c .11. ummel'. Grad Jlrl or ov.r 21. II" One Insertion a Monti! .... $1.u­ S' x 17'. All ,u. ""51. W OW 1·2523. ~t3 nke. a lr~ondlUolled . TV, complele I IA'I - The Pitts· Broadcasting Rouse and The Daily thlld Care IlItehen (aeUiU . D1aI l-43~t . * * Here It Is, :, Don't Miss It Now! Five Insertion. a Mtnth . . SI .1S· _ S STUART 17',lwo bedrooms. Cood Rooms lent 16 ..I lided by iI St. Louis Iowan will vacation during the ______It.n For Teft Insertion. a Month .. $1 ...• CondlUon, and a.nnex. wIn. 1-1 STAFF FAJlILY DESIR.!!S; Three or vo runs .in the ninth same day - Wednesday - but, This Picture, Based on the Arthur Miller Play, Received REGULAR cbIld care•• orntnp, Moft. IWO benloom duplex or hOUJe~pre­ night for a 7·6 vic· since newspapers (particularly o R~" far Each c.lumn IndJ day tIlroup FrIday. JllIle lhroUlh NICE rooms. 8-2511. lerably (umhhed. 'IIi til yard lable morning one ) orten appear the A~u.t. Dorothy Bell, '1~21'. after. 11M STAR ..' It e'. Redecorated, ('ar· lor t,,·o unalJ chlIdTen. Occupanc any· udinals. Such Acclaim at Its Recent Engagement at the Englert 110011.1. 6-30 pete«. Two bedroonu. New bot water EXTJtEMELY NICE roonu for ummer lime before Sept mber. Dial 1-1 • day after the work on them was beater. Fenced yard. Call 8-"011. W • 8-22 n out in the Pirate that W. Have Mad. Special Arrangemenh to Return It on. Clo III . M n. OW '.:Im. done, whereas at radio stations the ~12 ~SS drew a walk off JCNCYCLOn.,a AlIZIUCANA. P'IIII Immediately for Three More Daysl ••• "Ends Friday" ••• work (?) is being done at the pre· Automotive • 1157 MANSION£'l'TE • .,. x" . Iwo bed· ROO (or aummu stud nt "'omen, OJ' part tiaIo ..... rep_atlltI_a Bobby Shantz and cise time when you hear it, well. ------_!~sv. lef.ro~k:uletJ'chCoenu.rtLo. t No. "PJ 21 ye .... and over. Cooklnl pri,,· EM 2-2589. CecIu Rapldl. ..118 ,wed with a single. 11157 PONTIAC Star Chief. Two door r~a.. a. IH IJ~ 122 East Wa&hlnl1on. 7·7SC7. 8-21 then . . . Get it ? singled to center. hard lop. Good cOlldltlon. Dial 1-4SeI. 1M:! NASHUA 30' X a'. Excellent con. NEW lIDIumlahed, 1 becIrooIn dupas, -----ed~------nd when Curt Flood "THE OVERCROWDED CITY" ______"_ dltJon with .torale box. f9SO .00. Call sto.. mrl.entOJ'. WhlUM·P;e" Help Want 19 .: et past him. Boak is the current SUI Radio Forum lese VOLKSWAGEN. ExC't!Uent .,.,ndi. 7~ alter 5 p.m., Coral Trailer Parll. RealtT Co. 7.2123, o.. mo. .. a.M7'f A:III. orfering. Originally broadcast last lion. Unlveralty Ho pltal extennon ..I 5-27ft ning Tun. 543. 1-, Monday evening, it will be repeaL­ IllS! CONTINENTAL .' ]I 35', Iwo bed· ROOM , mmer or I.ll. Doubl.. and s had gone into the ed tomorrow morning at 8:30. room . II ZOO ,00 Include. air-condition' lriple Clo In . Show.ra. Refrl" st time in the. game fRDM 'THE J~~~&t~, n:=;!t1~ . ::tTi: III'. September pouemon. 8-ma. 1-1 erator. 1-«51. 1-23 MEANWHILE. Our usual 1e­ the ninth. They also 1-1 BEST 1JtJY: IlISt Commodore. I' ]I 4&' TWIN·BED room. two boy •. II" Ea t error. moriaJ day wish: Drive Carefully; ------I' X 10' anne•• two bedroom., .tudY. Coli Ie. Call 7'"11. momLn,.; 8083U, an We Can't Afford to Lose a Single From ••.m. to 4:::1 , .m, .... MUST SELL: INO Aualln.Huly 3000. ",mer. exlrU. U,650.00. Call S-65ll{ even1n.a. 5-2 .. ~ BRIDGE Excellent condlUon. 7· ..21. 105 eveninl" .. ------with a man out. ~ VALLONE· Listener (or married ones, eiLher>. days. Closed S.turdays, Iut APPROVl:O room wllh -plano. Quiet m tripled to deep experl nc.cl Ad T.k.,. Will Itst PACEMAKER .' • ..,., excellent male .Iuden\. Br illlSt prlvUole . CAROt.: LAWRENCE Thurtd.y. May 31. 1"2 lil5e FORD PADlLANE, t,., 0 door. qualily eondlUon. Two bed.rooms. 7·7&42 or X ..65 1-7 A'M'&NTlON: Colle, m n Inter tcd and scpred behind 8:00 Morning Chap I Help YCMI With Your Ad, CleQ, low mIIeale, radIo, hu'er. carpet, fenee. Selll'lble price. 1-4915 In 1 8 work tor .Jmmer. &" cell~nt The New Star of white dde.. eU.. Bob Craven. ~7..l..! urnlnl opportunity with W ..r·E.er Icond baseman Bill 8:15 News X3S. _ WO 1 m.E ROOM tor ml'n tor .ummel'. Co. Cau ..7111 alter :1:30 p .m. 6-2 "West Side Story" 8:30 Mornln, Fealure - SUI THE DAILY IOWAN RESERVII ~--:=:-:-:::-::--:-::=-:-:--:-:-:--:-- us 00 . lIS River. Dial 8-5t70. ~23 bled the relay frdro R.dlo Forum; The Over· Il131 CHRYSLEB Roye1 Coupe. Good en. U!18 GREAT LAKES, ".42', two bed· LIFE GUARD wantecL l1li t heY cur· trowded Ity THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY rooml, excellent concllllon. $1,000.00. APPROVED room tor und r,red. rent ,,'aiel' wely In nlcto eer· 11 :30 Book. helf ADVERTISING COPY, .I~t t!rel. heelJent body, low mUe­ a·3133 aCler lI:IO p.m. .., Ultu or ,radu.t ,. Men. ummel' ..e. NHdII trantmlulon bearln•. Bob and rau. Cia.. In. parklnJ( '.clJllle •. mlcate. ee BUI Cbue, L.ke McBride . . . 000 121 002- 6 15 1 9:55 ewa at 7.f4S1 or e-esn att.r 5:30 p.m. 1-23 S,2 . 103 001 002- 7 14 1 10:00 Music NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS 11S5 EAFEWAY 30' x a'. Good eondl· liS Ea t Market street. OW 6-1242. nlel II). Shann (9) Ind 11 :58 New. Capsule FOR ALE: 1l1SS 'l'bunderWtd. Dial Uon. )(u.1 Mil. Call "'7115. 1-1 ..I7R SECRETARY wltb typllll abJIIly, two 'er It); M .....n. Slur· 12:00 Rhvthm Rambles OF HOUSING FACILITIES ~. 1-24 or mor yeu. 01 coU .:, prer4 rr d .epp.rt. W - Sturdl. 30' " .' LUXOR CUllom buUt, birch J 12:S0 News After Jllne 1, '''2, personl ....Irln. IIIterior. J:ltCell.nl condltlon. '1140.- CaU 1-32011. 7' 1 Shanlt (1·2). 12:45 N~ws Backrround to .d"ertl .. heusln. facilille. for rent 1855 JAGUAR "K·I40 eOll"ertUlle. Red 00. 1.2137, e-e I 1:00 Music or •• Ie In Tho Cilly low.n will ... with wlllle toP. Call '''731 alter UELP wented: Apply at p~ Villa, 2:00 African Forum r."ulred to pled,e In wrltlnll not to 5:00 p.m, &-31 FOR SALE: IS' " I' ownabome traU. 216 Soutb Dubuque alter 5;00 p.m. 2:45 News dl~flm l n.t. Amon. prOlpectlve ten· HS 2:50 Music ... D"uAULT • C". ~lle w·'.1 tlrel 11'. Ex~ellenl condition. T.V., book· .nt. or purchuers on 11'0 basi. of I ..,.. ~ ."".. ~ ca I. pallo porcb. Many extr.. . Best ROOM ., cook In, l aclllll • mile tu· OUf friends 4:25 News race. color, c ....d. or nation. I orl"n. ellctrle dutch, lun root, Ie offer. Must aU Imm dlately. 1-52115 . ..2 4:30 Tea Time dent •. 20 West Burllnl1on. DIaIIl~701 Doors A non.dilerlmln.tory plod,e on lie mlla.. S3eo.oo or bert oUe r. s.- aHer 5:00 p.m. 5-30 Work Wanted 20 ~ Annex, " 5:15 Sports Time with the office of student .ff.lra wll) alter II p.m. 5-30 1910 REGAL 10' x 441'. Alr-eondltlon r, Open 5:30 News be conlldered fulfillment of thl. re· wUhln.c machine, dryer ler,. bed· ATTRA TIVE ROOMS (or w 0 men. 1:15 P.M. 5:45 News Backllroulld qulremont. I'oom. Juno o«upancy. Pi-\c:ed to II. umm r only. Sln,,1 or doubl • 831 MAI.E Iladuat. atudent n ds m· 6:00 Evenlnl Conce rt Alle,od vlolltlons of thl. pl.d'l will 9 DIal s.-7104 . ..10 E. Coli •••. Dial 7.2\150, evenln,.. 8-22 ploymelli. Part Ume, JUII 11 to it naturally 8:00 Evenlnlf at the Theatre- be I"yull•• ted. The rillht to .d"I,..lse , ... Au,ust S. Full time, Au,ust 10 10 STARTS MacColl, "The BI. Hewer" In Thl C.lly low.n will be re"oked TWO MEN; FaU o~up.ncy, lar,. twIn Scpl rob r 19. )C3339. U better at TO-DAY Trio In the event such elllg.llons erl Pl:RSIAN kllleni for ..Ie . Dill a.1H2. Aparhtee"" fot It."t 15 bed with private halt balh. Spacious Newl Final found to be true. &.30 off· tr.et parkin'. Dial 7... "a. 103S ONE WEEK MORE Sports Final EaR 8urlln, ton. lI.sO ~1J±t19 SICN OFF' FURNISHED apartm~nt lor rummer Connell's! MUST SELL: Good home for beautlrul, ....1011 . UtllIlIos paid. Wal bln, ra· allecllonate yur old Se.lpolnt SIa' cllities, TV. Four men or women. Dial LAROE Inl)' room: 1II0n. We•• Sid . NOW.! TWO GREAT S,TARS TO-GETHER! me .. and two ILIllelll. Female. ....,5 . 8 ....2 . W Dill 8-830 . 6-1. 105 LARGE unturnlahed apartment. DIal SUMMER ROOMS: Ingle end double. Annex Who Does It? 2 8-4843. ..29 Clo,"" III. Sbowera. '·2573. 6-17 you can order the Al and the Misc, For Sale 11 ROOM for m.lo ,:uOf'nt"OVer zr:-ell :, College WASil ellht throw rugs In as. Boy. UNFURNISHED new on • bedroom North John on St. 87~IO. ..I. Downtown Launderene, 22e South ------apartment. By bUI ItOp. Stove and University Edition Clinton. 1-1 B&L binocular mlcro eop . Dial 7 . SC1~ . refrlnritor Iumlahed. R CI al n 1 c e . GRADUATE men and women; RoolM, UNTOUCHABLES ______H A.. If.ble June tolh. 8-5752. e·, eoolt1n" lar,e stUdio; _a" eott.,. _..,,-::--_-,-_-:-_-:-~_:_-=__ *30.00 lin Gradlate HCaR. DW ' ·S'701 of HAGEN'S TV. Guaranteed tel..,l"on HARDWOOD stud, de... . . 15.00i.Oav. THREE·ROOM apartment. with prIvate or 6-3t7S. e-17R Thurs., Fri. & Sat. ..rvlc1nr by certified MJ'Viceman enport (converts 10 bed), ..,5.00; bath., one un/umlahed. No chUdren - -- - ( . anytime 8·10898 or 8-3$42. 1-7R Blond end t.ble, fIO .OO; rnlleellaneoua or.. peU. Married couple. only. 01.1 ROOM, men: Summer l18u1on. Cool. The Daily Iowan TWIST CONTEST SAT. Iteml tor Unlverally nArr.ck. avan. 7'SCS2 or 7·5353. 1-19 qui t IIJnO phero. Call ..2420 arter --ry-p-· ;-"In-''------:4 oblo Juil 9th. Dial '74$~ . W THREE.ROOM turnlshed ap.rtment. 5:00 p.m ..15 for only ••' , I ______36" MA YTAG, ,II rln,e, '50.00. C.II AIr-condltloned, ..,5 per month. Dlel APPROVED ROOM for .ummor. Cook· 7.3333 aller 5:30 p.m. 6-7 a-4!l13. 8-19 III, l.eUlUel. 7~2 aIt r 6:00 ~T:i Added - Color Cartoons TYPTNG. eleclrlc IBM: Accurate. ex· THE HAWK perlenced. Dial 7·2S18. 6-29R REFRIG "RATOR "2- 00 TV 21" TWO·BEDROOM duplex, 2311 Frtend· " PEST OF A SHOW" SOle, t39.. .9$ · three, ... piece. i bearoom, con· t &h~ . Available Juno 9th. ..ellO Dial ROO IS for rummel'. Men. Dial ' .7'85 AND - FOR LAFFS ACCURATE EXPERIENCED typbl. Will comPlete! ssk.oo. 00041 condition. 502 183· 61. 6-7 after 5;00 p.m. eoe do theses. Re. onable. 338-3859. 8·23 East Bur In.-ton. Arter 5:00. ..1 WILL ahua apartment. Mil.. 8-729S. FOR RENT: K.oom. for men III Unlve ... ~12.95 5·31 alty approved off c.mpus bOU IllI, ror expert advice. servo "READY WOOLEN ABLE" " REBEL TROUBLE" BABY'S potty chair. . troller. hl,b. t b . .ummer ....Ion . IdeaUy located 50~ chair. car·seat. Allo: VanJly.De"', exUneulshers U.L. "DOORS OPEN 1:15 P.M." 1m.1I painted dr0t.leaf table with two FURNISHED APARTMENTS for fUln· lhree blockl lrom the Pentacre t. ~ . OO lshers are serviced ch"r.. C..II 8·579 . $·30 mer. Adulla. 715 low. Avenue. Eve· tor the lummer lesion. Contac~ f20 Hcve it sent to you al your • i , . nin!.. _~ East Jetrerson or pbone 0-4861. .... FOLD·AWAY bed, Smlt.h . Co~onl wper­ APARTMENTS for ,nduate men. DIal nOOMS lor male Iraduate or over summer school or job loca­ DIAL 338·3204 HELD OVER! .::;~~ ~~ltes, 28 Wefi ark RO~ 1-2507. G-16R 21 (or lummer .nd tall. 8·563'1 after tion and lee whal is In store ONE ROO M apartment.. 4:00 p.m. tI-8 LARGE, heavy pl ••Ur bal, 23c:. 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I ~4. '-THE DAII_Y IDWA"N-Iowa City, lowa-WtcI., MIY 30, ,,,, , Ofl Berlin TalKs - SUlowans poned Mr. K Cites Quiet Family Dinner- # 2 Officers Missing On Summer Plans Resume After Students will have varied sum- Ch ri st I Says Sm mer plans, if a ample of eight is N h· N Kennedy Celebrates 45th any indication. Replies to the qups· ot I ng ew SIGOUR herj(f's 0 I'n'laotian Fighting Western Split lion "What arc you going to do By MERRIMAN SMITH which kept him busy with the burd- fense Department officials and of· into the SI lhi sum me r ~" follow: MOSCOW IUPl) - Premier UPI White House Reporter ens of the nation's highesl office. ficers. I denying II VlETIANE, Laos (UPl) - Two fighting, no matter how small, are WASHING TO (UP[) - The Pat Sturte\'ant, A3, Glenview, Khrushchev said Tuesday in a MIDDLEBlIRG. Va. lUPIl - Early Tuesday mornmg, the It was his first visit to lfie U.S. Anny non-commissioned of­ of concern to us because the main aunt, unci, United Slates and Russia resume 01 " said, "I am gOing to travel speech predicting the doom of President Kennedy celebrated his ~residenl was g re et~d by his Iam· sprawling building. He spenl l.f Sherif( ficers are missing in rebel territory objective of the United Stales, also Berlin talks today with this coun· through most of Europe on an ex- capitalism that he agrees with .. Uy and a short tIme laler by minutes in the office of Secretary follov.ring an attack by forces be­ proclaimed by the Soviet Union, 45th birthday anmversary Tuesday Democratic congressional leaders said that try's negotiating position damaged tended student tour". Jesus Christ "who threw the mer· Robert S. McNamara wilh the de· ment conf lieved to be Communist North Viet­ is to encourage Lao leaders to by a split in the Weslern camp. chants out oC the church" Cor ex' night at a guiet family dinner at the regular weekly White House Joe Brunner, A2, Frankford, I " th I fense chief and olher top military Patsy Lou namese, the U. S. Embassy an­ get on with negotiations promptly The State Department annotmced P OIting e peop e. party after a busy day dealing with legislative meeting. leaders. nounced Tuesday. and realistically toward formation Ind ., said, "I plan to work with vil'or of tl Tuesday that Secretary of State electronic computors for an in. He also said that if the resources such diverse problems as the stock The session with the chieftains Aside from these and other con· day in whJ The Americans, who were not of a government of national union," Dean Rusk had arranged a Me· surance company in Frankfort". which are being devoted to arma· market, defense plans and cam· from the House and Senale quickly ferences during the day, the Presi. he said. 1I1rs. Andr identified immediately, disappear· morial Day conference with Soviet ments are diverled to the develop· paign spending. turned to olher matters, however, dent look action in olher fields. and a brol ed Saturday when anti-Government A high Laotian Government Of· Ambassador Anatoly F. Dobrynin Bill Bird. Ai. Swalesdale. said. ment of national economy, man The President was surrounded by including the tumbling stock mar­ The President's 45th birthday was Patsy V ficial said that one of the major to continue their discussion of ways "I'm gOing to help my dad on our can create "a paradise on this forces captured an outpost nine his wire, lheir two young children. ket. a pre·determined point at which the should obstacles to formation of such a to ease tension in lhe Berlin area. 40·acre fa rm and show my prize planet. unlike Christianity which miles from Ban Houei Sai, the Gov· and other members of the Kennedy Kennedy followed this up by con· Kennedy came into control of a re­ home of ernment·held town on the Thai bor­ coalition has been removed. The U.S. officials acknowledged hog at the county fair." promises a paradise after death." clan at his Glen Ora estate in the ferring with Secretary of Treasury ported half of the trust fund set up morning ~ der in north·west Lao . Helicopters Acting Foreign Secretary Sisouk that Rusk's room for maneuver Sue LaRue. A4, Linwood, plans Khrushchev made the statements Virginia hunt country. He,planned Dougla Dillon and other economic for him and his brothers and sislers had shot sent to search for them have been a • Champassac said the Royal had been considerably restrick'(} to go to San Francisco in July to in an off·the·cuff speech to several to spend Memorial Day at Glen experls on the market situation. by their father, Joseph P. Kennedy. Beths, me fired upon by hostile forces, in· Government is ready to give the by the continuing disagreement find a job. hundred guesls at a reception giv· Ol'a and return to Washington After their meeling, Kennedy And the day found him in es· through t dlcating the i r escape route has key defense and interior parts to with West Germany and France Dave Rembolt. B4, Iowa City en by Mali Republic President Thursday. made an unannounced visil to the sentiaLly good health, despite a near 1ar b-:en I;llocked . neutralist leader Prince Souvanna over how to deal wilh lhe problem. has enlisted in the Marines and ex. Mobido Keita who is here on an Kennedy's helicopter arrived at Pentagon where he gave an orr-Ihe· recurrent back ailment and a few and nashl In Washington, the Defense De­ Phouma in a coalition government. They said the American propos· peets to spend the summer at official visit. the estate al 7:04 p.m . EDT. cuCf talk 10 about 250 senior De· tiny lines around his eyes. Smith, ( partment said the men were reo al for a 13-member international Quantico, Va. The premier, an atheist, laugh· of a barn authority to guaranlee Allied ac· ingly explained that he could Apparen tly a num bel' of birthday - ;:::::::==;-,..-__-=:::;:::;:::::;::::;::::;::::;::::::::::;:;::;:;: :;:;::;:;:;- ported missing after 150 Nor t h gifts were brought along. Aides car· ~ here Wedl Vietnamese soldiers attacked a ]5 * * * cess to Red·encircled West Berlin Kim Schoch, A3, New York City, quole from the Bible because he appeared to be virtually dead, kill. will be a life guard at Dcs Moines had some religious instruction in ried armload after armload of man Laotian patrol 15 miles noth· ed by Chancellor Konrad Aden. and go lo Stimmel' school at Drake. his youth. wrapped packages from the heli· ~ east oC Ban Houei Sai Sunday. Australia 4th copter into the house. auer's adamant refusal to accept Gary Fletcher. B2, Des Moines, Khrushchev, alternately raising The Laotians incurred six cas· Ihe idea. will be a camp counselor in Min· his voice and gesticulating with a BeCore flying to Middleburg late ualties but six othel' U.S. instruc· Adenauer countered last week nesota and stay in shape fOi' foot· knife, called for the "liquidation Tuesday by helicopter, the Presi- . Sin SlgB .f FIa,,, tors with the patrol were uninjured To Send Men with a plan of his own calling for ball. of capitalism, colonialism and im· dent put in a regular working day and accounted for, the deparlment Ihe wartime Big FOllr - the United Sharon LeWIS, A4. Burlington. periaJism." DAilY PRODUCTS said. The missing men may have States, Britain, France and Rus· will be a probation officer in the A few minutes beCore he launch. beIln captured or have become sep· sia - to retain full control of the Cedar Rapids area. ed into the hour·long speech he arated from the group during the To Thailand roules WiUl a number of neutral stood, hands folded across his skirmish, it said. BANGKOK IUPf) - On Tuesday, states exercising operational func· GHANA CONSTRUCTION stomach, watching intently as a State Department Press Officer tions under big fOlil' policy guid· ACCRA , Ghana IA'I _ With U.S. Mali dancer swathed his body with Australia became the fourth South­ Lmcoln White said fighting near ance. aid of $475,000, Ghana will build flaming torches and swallowed Ban Houei Sai ha s broken out east Asia T rea t y Organization again since Sunday (SEATO ) member to send military cussOfficial accesss said pl'oblem Rusk sstill wit can h dis·Do· ~I~lr~ee~f~at~'m~m~e~c~h~a~ni~za~l~io~n~c~e~n~te~r~s.~g~Ob~S~O~C~f~ir~e~. ______~~~~~~~~~~ ~~b~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;~;;;;~;;;~~~~~~ "Quite obviously, outbreaks of Corces to Communi~t.threatened brynin in the hope oC sparking Thailand. some ideas from the Russians on A squadron of eight F86 Sabre· how to relieve tension along the jet fighters landed at Bangkok's land and air corridors to the' West· USAF Silent Don Muang Airport for later de· ern sector of the ei ty. ployment to a field only 10 air minutes Crom the newest Commu· Dutch, Indonesians HAWKEYE PAY nist advance in neighboring Laos. On·Satellite The United States, Britain, and Ordered Ceasefi re VANDENBERG AFB, Calif. New Zealand already have forces IUPlJ - The Air Force Tuesday here. SEATO members Pakistan. UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (uPI) launched another secret satellite and the Philippines have not yel - Acting Secreta ry General U ....; probably one of the Discoverer responded to Thailand's call for Thant appealed to the Dutch and series - and declined to say whe­ aid in it s defense against possible Indonesian Gov ernments Tuesday t~er if had gone Into orbit. Communist encroachment from to order an immediate cease· fire Laos. in Dutch West New Guinea so that fl'he Air Force followed a pat· A HIO·bed U.S. Army field has· new tal~ belween the two coun­ tern adopted two months ago of tries can slart in a favorable at· releasing a brief announcement de· pital also was scheduled to arrive mosphere. scribing the booster and second to serve the 5,000'man Army and Thant made the request in identi· stage. The United States has re­ Marine force sent to Thailand ear­ cently refused to release any de· lier this month by President Ken· cal cables to Premier J an Dequay of the Netherlands and PreSident t~i1s on military satellites, includ· nedy. It is by far the largest ing the so·called sky spies - Midas SEATO contingent assigned here. Sukarno of Indonesia. In his cable Thant also thanked a~d Samos - or the Discoverers. Britain and New Zealand sent air units. both government chiefs for agree­ The brief Air Force stalement Marshal Thawee Chulasap, Thai ing to resume negotiations for a r~ad : peaceful solution of the 12-year. ."A satellite employing a Thor· military adviser to SEATO, greet· ed the eight Australian pilots and conflict on the basis of mediation Agena B combination was launched proposals drafted by U.S. diplomat FOR tOday by the Air' Force from Van· 21 crewmen with cases of cold Thai beer and pledge "to co­ Ellsworth Bunker. d~Jll>erg Air Force Base." a operate with you from the highest Under the plan, a UN adminis· All Discoverer shots through tration would replace the Dutch reo to the lowest level. II early 1962 were open to coverage gime for a period not exceeding by the press. The Discoverer, in two years in West New Guinea, addition to carrying specimens to Castro Transfers following which Indonesia would UR BOOKS test radiation as well as highly take over and hold a plebiscite sophisticated instruments, was a among the 750,000 Papuans. pacesetter in U.S. efforts to capture Invaders To Island Books that are to be discontinued on this campus or Books normally decrease in value the longer they are man-made objects from space. HAVANA IUPIl - The Castro THE NEW WAY! that haven't been used here are salable •.. we buy held. We suggest that for best prices you sell your The first known recovery of any Government has slepped up a Professional such object from space was the mass air shuttle of invasion pris­ everything that is a current edition with any value. books as soon as you are finished with them. capsule from the Discoverer XIII oners to Cuba's "Devil's [sland," COIN OPERATED in August, 1960. the offshore Isle of Pines prison, it was reported here Tuesday. DRY CLEANING Relatives of the prisoners, near· IN AND OUT IN 20 MIN • SAMPLE 'PRICE LIST* .Nigeria Calls ly 1,700 of whom have been held ATTENDANT ON DUTY - in Havana's Principe jail, said the Check through this list -- it represents only a few of the thousands of different books we buy. We pay highest aerial tran!\fer started over the A FULL 8 lbs. • • • $2 ~. mergency week end. They said the main in· cash prices in town for used books. vasion figures, including Brig. Jose King Koin Launderette : . . LAGOS, Nigeria IA'I - A state 1 San Roman, Maj. Eneido Oliva Reguler Phllco·aendlx Laundry Bach: Economics, 3rd ed., '60, Prentice Hall Herring: History of latin America, 61, of public emergency was declared and Capt. Manuel ArUme already ServIce Tuesday by the Federal Govern­ had been shipped out. 2 Doors South of McDonald's $4.00 Knopf ...... 4.00 ment of this populous West African nation. 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