(Iowa City, Iowa), 1956-02-25

(Iowa City, Iowa), 1956-02-25

'. .' I -~ ,.• ,. ner Serving "Th~ State University of Iowa and the People of Iowa City • ary ~5S. , DtAbli&hed in lilliS-Five Cents a Copy Member of Associated Preas-AP Leased Wire and Wirephoto Service Iowa City, Iowa, Saturday, February 25, 1151 :hAr [»r1. l !,' ITimers Check Car In• Boycott- Calls for Nation's Negroes To Stop Work 90 Leaders NEW YORK ~A mass work stop~age of every Negro In the Da­ tion March 28 was called for Friday In support of the Montgomery. Arraigned Ala., bus boycott. It would last one hour .• Rep. Adam Clayton Powell ([)'N.Y.) Negro pastor oLa 15,flOO. ' member New York congregation, said an emergency meeting o[ Ne­ , gro church leaders agreed on a day of prayer March 28 eUmllXed b1 For BoycoH the brief work stoppage. A spokesman said prolonged national work stoppages and maSi MONTGOMERY, Ala. "" - Thou· fasting by the nation's Negroes were possibilities if the · Alabama sands of Negroes shunned rides racial crisis is not resolved. Friday and walked U.e meets of Montgomery to continue their pr0- test agalut selfCla(lon on city buscs. They trudged to wotk through a drlZlllng rain iD response to an appeal from their leaders for . a (Dally lo ....n Photo) mass :M·hour PllirimogC on foot, It was called to prove their will· IOWA CITY TIMERS CLUB Vic.·Prnidtnt Bob Drlke (.tAndlng. ingness to walk U necessary to left) mAk.s .n .qulpm.nt ch.ck of Pit Fountain's CAr whll. SecretA,., carryon their lJ·week-old bus boy­ Jim Wick (bock to CAm.rA) looks on. FountAin il treAsurer" the cott. i,..". Timers Clull membt,. tht'nk thlt If auto .qulpment II ch.ck.1I WASHINGTON !~cretary of State JobD Foster Dulles said Friday NInety of them walked to the anatAlttly for foults. few.r accld,nts will occur. the Russians arc junltlng a SO·year pOlicy ' o~ vlofence and Intolerance courthouae 'or arralcnment on an. and "bringing their system and habits closer to ours." tlboycott indictments returned by He took the stand that Moscow. while, still aimlng at "'orld domina· a grand jury Tuesday. They all Elub :for Experts tion, has been forced to make a big . pleaded innocent and their triaLs Auto. change in methods because of ·the g" ,I'A,e4 were scWlttoll cst"artA~alr.c'!..~:.. "unity, firl11ness alld determination C·. aIle' e ~ a. ~ .. _ ~ of the Cree world." _ .: ....' ,_. ~ A court officer said 10 or more Promotes Safe Driving Dulles made the assertions to ad ~';" ' ... ~ warrants are outstanding. brlnllng I I "r By B08 SCOTT ~r;;~~:an:~~~nh:a~~gaOr"~ec~~~ 1~ ;1. O·WQ. ~O~'tY, ~~. total nu~~r oC defendants to RecenUy a woman driver was having trouble getting her automobile ate Foreign Relations CommiUee. " , ' • The' indlctments charge violation sliltt!ld on a busy Iowa City street. She was aided by a youth who in· D.fen4. TAttle SAl. ROBERT IVES, AJ, AI.do, 1/1. WA. I"jured At 11 p."', FridAY wlMn hi. CAr rAmmed I"" 1M bACk .. A cAttI. of Alablll\a's law against "Illegal" vestigated lind found the carburetor was not operating correctly. H, a-~' n' ~ r,~.· _e,' ,Says' Stoutly defending the recent ship- truck About eight mil •••ut .. I_A City 0" Highwey ,. Iv" ,uHorod cut, An4 IIrul ... lIut we.,....,..,I boycotting. Mallimum penalty Is .1'Iie grateful woman thanked the young mechanic and was given a "'r'. '. I. I" good co"dltion At U"lvenity H•• plta',. The truck, drive" lIy L.wl. M, KouHmAn, '" S. CApitol 5t., hAd six months In jail and a ",000 line. car.cf which read. "You have been ment of 18 light tanks to Saudi . AMES tfl-SUr President Virgil ,tAItH 0" the hlghwoy Aftwr rUllflI ... out .. ,A.. Meanwhile, at the Alabama Cap· H" asiisted by a merpber of the lowa Arabia, Dulles gave a . generally HlIncher Friday Cllght said Iowa "ill ltol, Gov. James E. Folsom woo ro City' Timers." ) The Weather This woman and many others ' ~~;~~~~~v~;whl:fs=r~en~f~~~ r~~~~at~~~ °t~ .t~g~~ri~J~~~~ Can't Ask Eve~¥one Reds Oppose =~e:::,s a.:J~~~:rlne:nd ~ like '; her. might think she was from 1939 'to date in comparison '"~ , • radl~ ani! t,levl'ion broadeaster, ~' . helped by a "Hot Rod" elub memo Snow the Soviet , Unlqn Is developing "at ~Ifh ail slates surrounding Iowa." 'or a proposed bl-raclal commls' ber. Bu~ ''Hot Rod" in (he sense of r'a grout> of youthful speed de· ~~:;t!c:.~~ute jn 1,Ioscow" a ne~ cr~:=e[tsd~~ar~~~~ss:s::; Says' Harried Grace '1 M R I t::n~I~lt~~~!r;:nrC::es~wecn IpqRs. , carelees drivers and ha· & "They have come to the eonclu- cent , to lead the liSt, while Io~a - ani u e C...... Ic. Giv. Wernlrt1 billlal traffic violators, has no re· lias only.increased aid about 100 HOLLYWOOD ~race Kelly admitted Frld"v manv .""""le will be At New Orleans, the ofaclal sion," he said. "that our methocSs . ...., -~ r w -,~ , lation to the Timers Club. These per.. angry at not being invited to her wedding. But, she sighed, "What can . newspaper of the Roman CaUloUe • AIOIIIllblIr'1I !I~1'88I sa{& cirMDg ao~Ca -Cold... at:.~ betf,cr than theirs and they are With .~a of do?" r . t. , __ ~ _.. MOSCOW ~'rbe 20th Congress archdI~ declJl'ed In a front · bCttef understandfni o( Hot nod I tryin, to ildopt them." , State CoIl e g e For the first· time, tM,fllture wife of Prince Ranier of Monaco gave or t~ ComrnllDi8t lIarty Fr[My pate edIloriat that Roman Catbo- aCtivities: Dulles sald !uch a shIft in Soviet Prealdent . James ·a rundown. on the events ot what unanimously warned a,aiBlL any llc members of the LouIsiana Le,· They 'arc 8n enthl.l!lastic organi· policy stal\da to benefit the free Hilton and Iowa is shaping up as one of the moat attempt tn restore one·man rule In islaturc who prepare bUls to force zaHoh of 16 Itlt!mbers who endorse Iowa City's weather l~ expect· world. Ana he s~id the KremIJn S t a toe Tea~hers notablc weddings of the century. Hl'ts R-I"g"ld Support the Soviet Union. segregation In private sehool. are the policy ol safety while driving. ed to shift from spring to winter may have set in motion "lrreslstl- ColI,ge President One o( hcr principal propJems It publicly nashed a bIg red subject to automatic elleommuni- If today. Light snow and colder 1>1e fCirces" that will foment "the J. W. Maueker on h 'd . Iu I .light agaInst any person In the cation U the laws arc put Into eC· ] a member Is a "road terror," or weather will take over today )yeast oC change" ID Russia's gov- the television pro- ~ e,,sal m a~ exc s vc ·I'n.v ervlew,. 'RI"der on Farm BI"II ' party who mlllbt try to take over feet. ---.. cO/lvlcted ot three moving traffic after Friday's spring.like tem· ernment. gram, "This is IS the guest hst. Stalin's role. The newspaper, Catholic Action Violations he Is automatically sus· - . pended from the club. peratures and drizzle. D.","rAtl CritiCAl Iowa Tal kin g" "I know a lot of people are go· WASHINGTON "" - Opponents Party bois N. S. Khrushchev and of the SclUth, said, "T1'Ie proposed . The . thunderstorms and Several Dt\mocrats. Sen. Hubert station WOI· !ngt!0 she of rigid farm price supports which all other top leaders have told law. In effect would be an enter· Ciub "ormed In '54 frec~· , o~r ~~~~ded,'l~ rema.~k~ the mg dr!zzle moved east later FrI' Humphrey. ' CD.Minn.) among them, TV fn AlJ1Cs. 11\ r . l'e8S ..~ @(ll, an are tacked onto the 'new billion· Congress they aro devoted to the Ing wedle 'or the control of Cath· Since the club was organized in day. With the colder weather Col- voiced pointed skepticism both at Dr. HillDn said 1'111 very sorry. But.. there simply dollar soli b.nk program opene4 a principle of collecU\'e rule. They o!lc education by poli~lcal leaders" 1954; it has becn active In commu· lowmg (rom the west. DillIes' hopeful view of the world ( he does not think isq't room. i drive in the Senate Friday to chop have disavowed any intention to since most of the prIvate schools oily ~rvice. It has cooperated with High temperatures in the Iowa $Ituation and at his defense of the rowa peopt~ want , second rate In· "The cathedral in which the them out. return to the one.man system. in the .tate are parochial. tIIti Highway Patrol in making a City area today $hould range .... ' I. · s,tlfutiorts, blli he dOes not believe prince and I will be married holds Sen. George Aiken (R·VU , sen· "The Congress," said a re80lu. L.... Cemmetlts safety movie. The members have (rom the low 30's to the low 40'S. ....udi Arab n tank deal. t/lt! pOOple ~ bave beeD made aware .only 400. Already we have had reo lor GOP member of the Agrlcul· tlon adopted unanimously, "Chari' The editorial b~ought a com- aided police in a safety chee.k anti Dulles an*were4" I~ eCfect, that .Qf .tbe ,probl,em. quests , from over 500 journalists ture Committee and a supporter of es the Central CommiUee not to ment from Incommg Gov. Earl ~ve assisted many motori ts In Some parts of northern Iowa they were playing politics.

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