The Dispatch from Moline, Illinois • 4

Moline Dispatcli May 24, 1960 Country Music St. Ambrose Commencement Ten A fined In Court Here Ex-Decorators Trial Postponed CHICAGO (AP) The income tax trial of William D. Lydon, 51, Ceremonies Will Be Sunday Rockefeller Asks Debate On Why Summit Failed Group To Hold Dance June 6 Final arrangements for holding a membership drive dance on June 6 were made last. night at thg board of directors' meeting of the Mississippi Valley Country interior decorator tpr former state 'auditor Orville Hodge, has been postponed to Oct. 17.

His lawyer says Lydon is tied up with other St. Ambrose College will confer degrees upon 161 men and women and will present graduate nurse certificates to 46 senior nursing students at the annual commencement exercises on Sunday. May 29, Miss Juanita Mon-holland, registrar, announced today. The graduation ceremonies will be at 3 p.m. on the St.

Ambrose campus. The Most Rev. Ralph L. Hayes, bishop of Davenport, will confer degrees and honors. Dr.

Paul Harkins, professor of classical languages, Xavier university, Cincinnati, 0., will deliver the commencement address. chael P. Kennedy, Rock Island; Robert J. Ketelaar, Davenport. Thomas F.

McMahnon. Bettendorf; Paul E. McNamara. Davenport; Gary L. Mariier.

Moline; Keith L. Mason. Bettendorf; Ronald Mason, Rock Island; Jerrold J. Micklewright, Davenport; Den-cis J. Murphy, Sterling; Thomas D.

Murphy, Davenport. William L. Neyens, Davenport; Robert A Noe, Rock Island; David W. Nolan, Davenport; John W. O'Donnell, Davenport; Dennis P.

Otting, Davenport; Thomas C. Pilcher, Dav enport. David J. Rogers, Sterling, 111.: suits. Lydon is charged with failing to pay taxes on $38,463.55 in checks received from Hodge.

Lydon is a former Chicago policeman who ran a decorating business on the side. Hodge is serving in prison for looting the state treasury of l'i million dollars. He testified in January before the federal gjand jury that indicted Lydon. and Western Muic Assn. The board, meeting in the home of the vice president, Al Jenness, Rock Island, picked the Coliseum Ballroom, Davenport, as the site of the June 6 dance, which will be open to the public and held from 8:30 to 12:30 p.m.

Report Brcakin; Nothing Stolen Tolice reported a breakin at NEW YORK (Art-Republican Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller has called for a rational deb2'e, free cf political partisanship, on why the summit conference failed. He said Monday Republicans end Democrats both were duty bound to "speak and act with a frankness and a responsibility transcending the conventional re-Ftraints and formulas of partisan behavior. By implication, the governor's ftatement was an endorsement of Democrat Adlai E.

Stevenson's call last week for a full discussion Of the summit failure in Paris. But it was also a rebuke to any Ten persons were fined in Moline police court yesterday. Harold P. Galpin. 28, of 820 19th Moline, was fined a total of $75 cn three counts and remanded to county jai! in lieu of fines.

He was arrested Saturday night when he permitted an unlicensed 15-year-old boy to drive a car and police said Galpin "took a swing" at the officer who tried to arrest him. Galpin was fined $25 for illegal use of license, $25 for permitting an unlicensed driver to operate a motor vehicle and $25 for disorderly conduct. Harrly L. Price. 18, Atkinson, and Arlan J.

McCool, 20, Hillsdale, were fined $50 each for reckless driving. Richard E. Stevens, 19, of 1720 28tii Moline, was fined $25 and John A. Kipping. 28, of 2206 6th Rock Island, was fined $10, both for reckless driving.

Danelia Anderson. 40. RFD 1, East Moline, was fined $10 for speeding. Fined $5 for speeding ere Barbara A. Rueter, 17, of 756 25th Ave.

Moline; Francis D. Kast-ner, 19, of 139 7th Silvis: Clinton Weaver, 40, of 941 21st Rock Island, and Edna W. Naeckel, 54. of 2026 Fernwood Davenport. who might seek political advantage from the collapse.

"I fervently hope," said Rocke-i feller, "that tbe Democratic party in its proper desire to get at the facts, will not engage in any shallow partisan effort to assign all error to its adversaries, all wisdom to itself. I "I hope no less fervently for being a Republican that Republicans will not try to disguise the present situation for equally partisan reasons. For it would be false and frivolous and ultimately damaging to both nation and party to dismiss sober criticism of specific American conduct as a peril to national unity." The statement came less than 43 hours before a scheduled meeting of New York GOP leaders at Albany to consider their course at the Republican National Convention in July. Among the items to be discussed is whether Rockefeller's name should be entered for the party's presidential nomination. For Fine Cleaning of Good Carpets The graduates and their families will attend baccalaureate Jack G.

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I Mitchell," 1856 18th was discovered last night, but nothing reported mining. I sen ices at 11 a m. the same day in Sacred Heart Cathedral, Dav Seusy, Davenport: Robert L. Sha-i Police reported Mrs. Mitchell discovered the door of the basement leading to an outside stairwell had been broken.

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