Serving The State University of 10tCtJ and lite People of Iowa r.Uy t!na61iSiied It! 1M - rive ceoti a COpy emoer 01 I\IiSOCilllOO ,. Iowa l-'ify. [a., 'iilIir:Sdiy, MareS 28, 1957 By JOHN JANSSON Tho. who want to ua\' I can cbec(( Into Dail, I..... 81&1' ",II., opportunities at tbe SI. Lawrence Seaway pro)­ Would you like 10 be a waitress this summer ect or in Alaska, Saudi Arabia or Liberia. But in a Yellowstone National Park resort? Or they probably won't be back to regist r this Sep­ belp control pine blister rust in the Paci(jc tember - e peciaUy If they h \ to register the Northwcsl? Or be a bus boy on a Lake Michi· rltSt day, gan pleasure boat? _ The pay at the more commonJy-chosen job Howard B. Moffitl. SUI student emploYment varies widely. MolOtI id. At Yellow lone reo manager. would probably be able to help you BeckAction Denounced sorts, waitr will ,et $$5 per month plus get such a job. tips. cabin maids 175 and lruck drh'er .$121, Moffitt has listings for summer jobs in while on lake Michlgan boats wnltrc s wJlI be e\'cry state and several foreip countries in paid $117 plu tip, bus boy $tSD and cabin boys his office in the Officc o( Student Affairl in '160. AU these openin&s include room and Univcrsity Hall. Students wantln.. lummer board. work can look them over and let the informa· Moffitt said he didn't Imow how many U( tion they need to write prospective employers. students get summer job throuih his oence. Most of the jobs available to students lAs Sut 'Arrogant ·Contempt' Often one person will get the addre 01 a job Include board and room. Then the moqey e.rned opening then tet bls friends use the Information. isn't paid out for food and a place to sleep but making an estimate impossibl . can be saved. Moffitt pointed out. What are the chances for a tradition 1 um· The most popular jobs in past summers have mertlme romance? been in naUonal parks, resorts, dude ranche , "They should be prelly good, although that's Believes KiCiinapers Great Lakes boats, Chicago-area COUlltry clubs not my linc:' Moffitt ald. Many camps and and private camps. resorts hire a (ell' tuclenls from vera I col· Persons with special lalenls can find open· le,e and unlverailie , h said. so a too nt 'Disrespect' Ings In which they shine. MoIfJtt haa Iillin,s hould lie. able to meet pcopl hi age (rom all for majors in everything from art to zoolol)'. over the country. Fled into Pakistan TEHERAN. Iran lI\ - Tribal lhOl in the soothe tern d . rt m y For Unionism YOU ha\' ~ skipped Into Pakistan with a pretty American woman captht after laying her hu band and a fellow U.S. aid offie al. WA HlNGTON I.fI - Te mster ti· That wa peculaUon from a bf,h ,overnm nt source Wedn sday lan Dave Beck. a Fifth Am nd· Ike Sqys' 'Severe' Cuts War-Time night on a bltarre murder.kidnap I - ment wltnHs. wound up an initial appearance befor !)(mate racket cast' that h unrolded lo~ Iy inee B -t- h St ·k probers Wednesday under corell· und y. rl IS rI e Millionaire Irani n force iDcludln cam I· in, denundation ror "arrogant con· In Budget Are 'Futile' tempt." mount d cavalry w re r ported WASHINGTON t.fI - President Eisenhower said )Yednesday it i cia ing In on the bandits. Officials Berore nalor talking of "th fL" futile to lalk about making "severe" cuts in his S71,800,OOO,OOO budget. Dies Broke ' ugg ted some already m y have May Become of unIon funds. the presIdent or the It If is rutile. he said. the United States Is to malnlain its po ition NEW YORK t.fI _ [urray Gar. been captur d powerrul Jnternatlonal T amst r In the world and provide Its citizens with programs "agreed to be Union had repeatedly ought rc(u • • son, 61, onc oC two brothers im. Th earch I beln pressed day necessary." behind the Firth Am ndmenl on all prisoned In lh collap e oC their and nillht on personal order of the Nation-Wide sorts of QU tions . 14r. Eisenhower spoke out with W If N d 70.rnIIHon·dollar World War /I mu· Sh h. vigor and sharpness. tell in, his 0 e arne nfUons combine, died Tuesday Th bandit I der 111 the ar It might Incrlmlnale him, Beck IICWS conference: "Thi budget was night. He was pcnnll and homc· long h been wary of Iranian for- decl red, to say wheth r he bor· not only made carefully, it was tllt at ned Wednesday to brJD, In· rowed poo,OOO through two bu. I. Ie . ce who know him well. made intelligently." olher 500.000 fac:lory worker inlo LEGAL ADVICE I, ,IYen D.v. leell, by hll .ttwn.y. lie flrms to repleni b the union Hi physician. Dr. Em nuel M. An Iraol n government 50ure 'ott- In earlier discussions of congres· Chairman snowb lling nationwide trlk . don duri"tf .,.purance betwe the Iptelal Sen... ncb.. I... tr a ury after (ed ral incom 1)( Jo eph qn, took pity on Gar son d h mi.ht ha~(' tak n tb ml s· a.de', sional maneuvers to whack Into ._... Id A tI hi • dvl agen t out on hi Irall. ric ven Llibor !I1ml ter Ian teLl"", to vt.t1,-'i"tf cemmittte Wtdn.,day. c nt eft S ."...... .,.. c., said it mlgbt Incriminate him tr) bis spending plans, Mr. Eisenhow· wb n he I fI hJs hot I 10 t month. ing 3S-year~ld Mrs. Anita Carroll For tllrec w k Garsson lept in acro the thinly ,uard d Paki. Ul Hou or Commo had put Seeit .cll"" to ans ...r .. ue.llons him by memM" .. t7le say whether lie used .IIB of unton er has been more restrained. and Of Council committe.. .$k" his attitude has been one of rather the doctor's reception room. toni {ronUer In an ~ea peopled n w propo Is to the mploy r * * * * * * money to buy rive dOl n dil per . mild agrecableness to the possibU. Rlcha.rd Wolfe, M3. Donnellson, "lfe was absolutely broke." Dr.' only by illl rat trl • In an atl mpl to ttl I dJ PUI • "orr the record, nator." B ck Josephson said. " 1 had to give This part of Iran djoinln, Paid· Ity of cuts. was elected by the 1957-58 Student I whleh ha already paraJyz.ed many T t S H W G Oiled told Sen. Jo ph 1cCarlhy rR· He went II10ng with that stand Council as lis chairman pro tem him pendln mon)'." In's B luehl tan Province I so or the notlon'S doll r rnln, {ae· eams er ays e as rI : ,'if::rou ar a sured It's not ror Wcclnesday, to the exa:nt o( saying Wednesday night followlOl a ban· Gar son's hotel rent had been remote. gov rnm nl offici Is aid. th t f it Id M Ibl quet in the River Room of Iowa paid by an old bu in associate. that mo ot pt'opl tiler don't know tori S. A' million f etory worke ' b Se .. , John McCI.non (D,Artt.), a , 0 course wou ""I' poss e Memorial Union (or bolh the new to "save money here and there, ~owever. wh n the man died" ven that World War J Iocr. k and I am all lor it to the last dol. and out·,oing Councll members. (jar son left the hot I rather than Clark S. Gregory, director o( th ha;~e ~':PII:e r inp~o~t; to g~: IAbout Senate Committee Pro e ::mn::. ~IIV"::~!:I ~~: lar bill." Wolfe. a Council repre entath'c run up a bill. U.S. POlDt Four program In Iran. Macl.eod an an w r Thuts<! y. ...... 1-.,. ..... Indv.try activIties, But. with a trace of nnoyance. for Town Men, will serve as tem· On .March 7. Garsson wa (ound \ pIon to fly to the or Thur day Thu rar they hOl.'e refu. d to PORTLAND. Or , I.fI - lIarrY Fed ·f . pi I. 62·ycar-flld m mber of ,al4 ho 4114 Mt kMW wMttler con CIOU but dOled arter a tumbl Ith hl"h pollc offiCI Is to COn. m et the union or to make an th T al'l'\8l.Crs nlon. Id W cdn ~ !oday h wa grill d for lhre hour a.ck', refvHl ...ns_r tlues. he said tha with some people it porary ehalrman until next Wed· down a a1ght of slairs in Dr. Jo- . bas become a maLter of becomin, nesday when permanent ornccrs seph on's building. Next day he firm Ihe Id nUti of th \llctlms e h offer. Tue day night by union officers who trl d to L h m to retract t I.e- tloM ~ "actlonabl. con. "economy-consclous and not reo of the group are to be elected. wa admitted to Bellevu Ho pltal ' and pr th arch for Mr , Clr· IC tn raetory di, pule can be m n h had mad about I~ and lhe Senate ubcommlllt'c probe ..m,t' ... C"",.." _ ",nlslwlbl. alizing what they are talking Other members of the new Stu· where he rell inLo a coma from roJI. nd d. th door will be open to 10f labor racket rlna.