, • • out ale r I eni 4-Year - •Ir , , . ------~------~------~--~-----y~------~-----,,- , Chronology 'If I'd Had a Gun Of Crime -01 LI COLN. Nl:'b. (,fl - Her!:' is a blow·by·blow account of the events I'd Have Shot Them' Serving The State University of Io wa and the People of Iowa City in the 10·murder crime spree of a teenage renegade of society. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS MII.nnsnro In IKI>II - ~ ' IVP l:ems a CODY Memoer of Assoclateti Pres' - AI-' L"ast·c;I Wire and pholo ~rVlcP Iowa City. Iowa , 1fiur day, January 20,1958 The limes of the grisly tragedii"s DO 'CLAS, Wyo. t.4'I - Charles Starkweather, 19, sought arc aprroximate. for len killings wus shot and captured Wednesday, his empty .38 Saturday. Jan. 25. 9:30 p.m. - caliher revolver at his side. Young' Rocketeer Two po\i(!e offie rs SCnt to Marlon ''If I had had a fTlIIl, I'd have shot them," he told offict'rs Bartlell home in Lincoln after rela· I"> lives r ported th ey had not se/'n from his jail cell. "They wouldn't have caught me jf I hadn't nor heard from the family in sev- stopped." F Ik Sk t h njury Toll Rises eral days. Officers were met at thl' Caught with the Nebraska teen· 0 sec d to ~ I:.y Carll Fugate, Mrs. Bart· I a~ l' r w,~ Caril FII~ate, hi 14. IV THE ASSOCIATED PRESS two killed and 58 injured in the • lell s daught~r by a prevIous mur· year-old girl frienl>. :'>he WII~ reo I T Kell I past few months. A teacher and :i ge. She sa!d no one wa~ n!!owed ported in a state of hock. Stark· een I er S Tom Swift is back. In thousands an ll·year-old boy di d, a IS·year· In on doctor s orders s.nce the weath('r's wound was superficial. I of backyards and garag!:'s kids of old suffered a brain Injury, other family "hoJ the flu." Th:! officl!rs Prior to Starkweather's cap- U I Lef the space age are conslructing boys lost fingers, damaged their left. ture. a mon 'Was shot to delltb west nusua I e rockets that arch out of sight into eyes, burned and scarred their "·onday. 9 a.m. - Mrs . Pan~y or Douglas. 64 mil('s east oC Ca~per. . the skies - or fizzle or burst with .trect w!:nt to the hom(> of h,'r \.\',,0 idt>nliri"cl as Merle Colli~on, I , LIN COdLrN , Net1b: w..-AblswlI~,er. faces, mangl d their arms and • B tl . 't "r. In" goo . or·no ling in ue .re:Jns sometimes tragic results. hand~ . The tragic list grolYs ev ry d au g Il\( r. 'Irs. ar elt, to VIS,. 37, of Great Falls. Mont.. a sal s· on'd a Llack motorcycle 'jacket ... Adults worry about the Russian week. and. also :-v0~ turn d !I.way by man for a shpe company: I mad al the world ... devoted to satellites and the military race to The Army's top "'iulle man, • Carll. Bl'hev,ng . 0methIOg was Co.nver~e Co'mty Sheriff Earl comic books ... with but one rna. produce the best missiles. Teen· Mal. Gen. H. N. Tofto),. head of : wrong. she> r t'.llnd With t •• O de· Heflm sal~ COIl.lson had been shot jor accomplishment : an eye that agers, oblivious to politits and the huge Re"ston. experimental tcllves. The hO ,lse w~s empty but 12 or 14 times In the face . . sweeps across a gu nsight slire as propaganda, blithely plunge into cent.r in Alabama. understands thrre was no sign of Violence . They Starkweather was captured In radar and hands dead-steady with their own celebration of the geo· the boys' urgl to tinker with the lert. the badland. five mil .. eut of a gun physical year. .pan ship of the future but fears Mo":tay. 1 p.m. - A yo~ng couple Douglas after a chase with offi - This' is the way his fami ly sees Tom Swift - a fictional inven· the)"ll never live to ride in It. bought gas for their cur and shells cial. at 'pHds ran, ing up to 110 Charles Starkweather, 19. tive genius of tilis country's boy· "WI! don't want to lose the next for II rine and shotgun at a service m.p.h. " I heve .n idea he think, ... hood - would be proud of them. crop of young scientists beCore they station .outh of Lincoln on U.S. 77. Starkweather was cut behInd the would be better off If they had Their rockets range from bits of get started," he said. A shotgun was seen in the car by ear and on the ha~d by glass, kill.d him." olel Guy Stm. pipe packed with Fourth of July Redstone now issues a list of the station attendant. shattered by bullets hred by Sher- wnth.r 47.year-old carpent.r gunpowder and ingeniously fired precautions for science teachers. iff lIefl.in and Dougla Police Chief fariMr. ' with an old car spark coil to aero· Army experts are preparing a ,",onoay. 2 p.m. - Farmer How· Bob Ainsley. "I'm kind of glad to hear it turn. dynamically designed missiles booklet on the art of building safe ard Genuch of Benn t helped pull Lancaste.r Cou~ty Ally. Elmer ed out the way it did," he aid. worlhy of engineers. backyard rockets. the car of a young couple fro:11 tile Scheele aid at Lincoln, Neb., that Starkweather said he had felt Slit Tom Swift would be sad· Parents, teachers, slate and mud of a dirt road next to a storm he and two officers will fly to fears for his own and his wUe's eIened by the dOlens of accidents city officials are alarmed. eeIJar on the sitr of a recently torn W~omin~ Thursday to seek extra- safety. Ind the two duths chalked up State legislatures arc con ider· down school. This was a mile from ditlon of Starkweather to Nebraska. "I don't think Charles would 10 f.r to experiments with ama· ing laws to forbid indiscriminate the farmhouse of August Meyer . "Wc'r(> going to do our utmost hesitate to shoot m " he said. tlur rockets. firings yet still allow propcrly Mondey. 2 p.m. - A Lincoln po. to get him .back here - Lincoln," "Charlie always h~d a burst oC From 17 states come the grim supervised experiments. Some po­ lice d!'lcclive again checked the ehl' Ie said. t(!mper but never anything like and probably incomplete totals: lice officers and town fathers have EarIll'lt house but got no answer. WyOming, If it choo es, will have ___' ______Outbuilding wel'e not checked. nriority on prosecuting Slarkwea- clamped an outright ban on ama· See story on page , about teur rockcls. Monday. 4:30 p.m. - Robert Von ther In the slaying or Collison. Busch, a son·in·law of Mrs. Barl· 0 spite Starkweather's capture, mass killinBs of the la" few yea,s. They a,.. nllt I. _lUI Dulles Pledges lell, and Rodney tarkw(>athcr, Lincoln Mayor Bennett Martin I II it might ...m . The rectrd fer broll1l'r of Charles, went to the sd . in the House, but adjournment into the house, officers entered. spl.ttered body in the front seat Starkweather said the youth Iert its seven voting' members so merce, leaders from 20 nelds of came before he got the floor, SO Shortly aflerward they found Mey- of OM car and the Fugate girl home and took a room dOlfntown phone call fr,m Baghdad to Teh. business and industry will par· Wind was not the only clement rill must now be routed by way found, the vice president would that plagucd the Jupiter·C. he put it in Ule 'record. er's body in a nearby outbuilding. in the back se.t of the other. The aboul six monlhs ago when he ob· ticipate in the 2-day conference. jected to Charles lett in, Caril of London. , take over the powers and dulies Ther were drainage problems in Meanwhile, Sen. List!'r Hill (D· Tuesday. 3:55 p.m. _ Everett body w•• Coliison·l. of the presidency as acting presi. In many cases these representa· drive the car which WIIS owned The U.S. announcement came as the rain·swept launching area. Ala .) , and Rep. Carl Elliott (D' Broening, the man wbo had heard Sprinkle said he grabbed for the dent. By similar procedure, the tives are SUI graduates and the car speed off tile night beCore, gun barrel with his leIt hand aDd jointly by the father and son. the five member nations of the former Iowans. Last Friday, rain flooded under· Ala.) , announced they would in­ commission could declare lhe pres­ ground electrical lines, cutting off troduce bills Thur day calling for the two men grappled. "When Charlie left home I told ~ghdad Pact and the American "The se sions will offer all "on a hunch" checked the storm Sprinkle said he £ina\1y wrestled him he had a chance to make a ident recovered, and he would reo the power supply to the Air Force a $3 billion, 6-year federal program, observer team headed by Dulles su me active exercise of his office. students an unusual opportunity cellar at the school yard. He found the rifle from Starkweather about good man of himself," Stark­ to strcngthen the education ~ys· ended the major part of their work. to become acquainted with the launching complex. the bodies of Jensen and Miss King the time Romer pulled up. Romer weather said, "but he dIdn't make The question of t!!mporary suc­ Rain, too, will seep into the many tem, cession to the presidency has often great variety o[ jobs in business at the foot of the stairs. said Starkweather ran and jumped it. .. been discussed, especially during and indu try," aid Mis Helen connections involved in the check· 'fhis would compare with a 4- Wednesday. 11:45 a.m. - Fred into his car and headed toward A sister-In-law. Mn. Rodney Wartburg'S B~cker the long periods of physical dis· Barnes, coordinator of placement ing of a missile. This difficulty year $1 billion program recom- Ward, cou in of manufacturer C. Douglas. Starkwe.ther. says. In • sucWeII ability suffered by Presidents Gar· services and director of the sur might also involve the Jupiter·C. mended by the President. Lauer Ward, 48, walked into the Romer radioed to Casper sher· r.ge Ch.rl.. would '.an '""' . 0 ------~ Give. Address field and Wilson . But the vague Business and Industrial Place· ------latter's palatial Lincoln home to iff's officers who relayed the reo riM cab of I g.mge trllCk en At Graduation language of the Constitution on the ment Of£ice . find Lauer Ward , his wife and their port to Douglas where a road block which he worlled .nd thevt "0- su~jecl has never been implement· Sessions have been scheduled housekeeper, Lillian Fencl, shOL to was set up on the west outskirts to hell" .t stra"len, I P.resldent C. H. Bl)ck (>r of Wart· ed. in such areas as advertising, reo death. of the city. He was "kicked out of Krade The subject was again di cussed [Ward, slain president of the H.flin said Stark_.ther roar- , li\l~!I ,toUegc, Wavei'ly, will prc· taiJin~, accounting, transporta· school because he had too marty after President Eisenhower's (irst· tion, personnel ma.nagemeQl, Capital City Bridge Co. of Lincoln, ed through the roadblodc at 11. rights," and recently locked out of , ~ nl, the main laddress at .the SUI tum heart attack and his ubse· midwinter Commencemcnt Feb. 8. purchaSing, banking, insurance was wen known in Iowa . t. 115 m.p.h. anc! that he and his downlown room for DODpa)'· quent iIIness!!s. Mr. El enhower and secretarial science. [Michael Ward, 12, only child of Alnsl.y set chase. firing at the ment of rent. ,Sthedij.led to start at 10 a.m., himself urged Congress to clear CO\1lJl1encement exercises will be Included among the compa nies Mr. and Mrs. C. Lauer Ward, is a car in an effort to .top It. Charles left school at 16 after up the co n stit u tio n ~ 1 doubts. first'year student , at the Choate ;rhe sheriff said Starkweather ~d in \hl) SUI Fieldhou$e .. that will send' representatives to completing the ninth vade. ' Dr., Beeker was graduated from the campus to participate in the School in Des Moines. A spokes· offered no resistance when he fi­ Mrs. Starkweather r e c a II e d: \'jartburg, Normal Bulganin Terms' conference are: the May tag man at the school said Michael nalIy stopped his car five miles "Rodney once told us somethin, . . !;ollei,q. I n Company; Rath Packing Com· would be taken back to Lincoln. east of the city. that scared me a little bit. ""I al!ll , ffom Wart· Cultural Exchange pany; Sears, Roebuck and Com· [Ward's firm had wide dealings Heflin said when Starkweathqr "H. "lei th.t whtft he .... , 'lhrg t 'I'.heological pany'; Iowa·Des Moines National throughout th e Midwest in the ' ~topped nhe thought, he was .bleed. Chuck _lit hunti.,. aM CIwcII Bank; Killians, Cedar Rapid ; bridge and steel supply business. 109 to deatil. T~a~, s the kind of '. &emln.ary in 1919 . A'n Import~nt Step Wit ""'" an automatic rffI., he c~ e earned a B.S. Travelers Insurance; Bankers and he was known to many Iowa yelIo~ ~. o . b. ~e IS. • could net lIult shMtI", .... he degree in 1935 and MOSCOW IA'I - Soviet Premier Life, Des Moi nes; Conneclicul contractors engineers and of. Sprtn.lde said durtng the strug· sta,," .. pull the .,....r. General Insurance Company; e 'aJ 1 ' gle With Starkweather he was 1\11 M.S. degree in Nikolai Bulganin said Wed nesday "He would shoot crazy-like and and Procter and Gamblc. ICI s'. ; scared lo let go of the rifle and 1938, both from ' night the Soviet·American cultural . Wednuday. 12.45 ~.m. [mounta n held onto it with both hands de. empty the gun at 00 tarlet at all:' Colorado State exchange agreement signed this tlme) -: Joe Sprin.de of Casper, spite Starkweather's kicking. bit­ But Rodney hitnaelf said Charlet College of Agricul· week "will undoubtedly help the Wyo., fOll.nd .Starkweather and the ing and hitting. was also a "crack shot-he a1W8J1 ture. He was Sovitt and American peoples to un· Fuga~e girl In two cars stalled by Sprinkle said after he obtained shot game In the head." ,awarded a B.D. Itc .. ~cl( derstand each other beUer." Weather the Side of the road between Calt-- control of the rifle he made no by Wartburg Theological Seminary "One must hope that the agree· per and Cheyenne, Wyo. Sprinkle effort to fire after the fleeing of his car and estimated he had in 1943 and a D.D. in 194.8. ment will represent an important Cloucli anc! cold weather is ex· pected for today, with a high of slopped, saw the body of Merle Starkweather. He told officers that been dead only 10 or 15 m1DUteJ . Dr. Becker has been president of step towClrd establishment of Collison. 37, Great FalIs, Montana, an empty .22 caliber shell case before he arrived at he scene. 26. LiHIe than,. il for.ca,t for Wlrtburg College since t94.5. friendly relations between the in the car, and wrestled a gun was in the rifle and there were The first identification or Colli- Friday by riM w.. riMrman. The midwinter Commencement peoples of the two countries," he • away from Starkweather. Stark- no bul\ets. son was made by Keitb Rider, cd- Will mark' the close of the Cirst se­ said. ". . . I w9uld like to stress The S-day foreclSt through Study, Study, Study weather took oCf, leaving his girl " AlI I saw was the gun barrel itor and publisher of the DouJ1u I n ~sU:r. Re8istraUon for second­ that we attribute great importance Monday p,..dicta near normll friend behind . a,nd every time I looked at it it got Budget. . , ' 1 : ~IIIe~ .classes ,}\lUI slaW Feb. 10 lo the concerted aeUons of lh,e two highs of 36 daV..... and normal JANE MILLIS, AI, De, Mointll. appears to be doing _ Ikull. Wednesday, 1 p.m. (mountain bigger," Sprinltle said. ' Murder charae' have beeD fIJecI .t 8 a,m. Second·semestpr cl8ljSes countries for settling urgent inter· lows ,of 17 devrles. Littl. or no wracking book-crlcle/ng for final examinations ~hlch .tart Friday. time) - Starkweather surrendered . Romer said Collison's body WI' , against' both S~tweau.er BQCI tile will beeln Feb. 12 at 7:30 a.m. national problems." • .now I... peetld. For a better look It Jane anc! what .... I, study"", turn to pap ,_ Iat a roadblock Dear qouglas, Wyo . . stuf'red unde~eath the dashboard ; FUlate lirl In LIncoln. f • 'The-'Daily lawpn:.,." . JohnSSO"I~~B~s-. ' .... o.a, 1_ .. .mtttft lind edued by 1tUd~. """ II g~ by • bctJrd of ffu rtadent tm4teu c4ed R ' . ~ hi ".. ..udtmI body llrid four fllevlty trultUI appointed by the prmJent of the Unloerrity. TIle Dally lowon·. U ~S I N1 S, I 'needle :lath' tMr.f"fe, of SUI adm/flis/talloft· or opinlon I . _ron.l poUcv, II ROC .,. npr~ policy In any partIcUlar. ~ M !\ • ..... I THURSDAY, JAN . 30, ltS, 'Iowa cl;y:yt- ,,. , · i ' Centuries Old Tensions Will Increase with Passage of Time t'J }oJ.,. Suniu • I Muscling Into the Act ')1: By TOM SLATTERY cessful in their collectivization of farm, they Today we're talking about a few Orchestra performed OrfCs "Car­ Dailv Iowan Editor " sque z d the wealthy farmt;rs for the huge oc the vocal music selections cur­ mina Burana" here at the Iowa renUy of interest. Music-lovers, Union. This is the first secular 4ThtJ I Un tblrd ., t.hre~ artldrs dr-.UDI' wltb problem, sums needed for capitalization - profiting ronJronUol" tbe l~ Dltf:d State. ID the eeld war with R ...I., television-lovers and Omnibus ran~ cantata in the trilogy "Trionfi," ba d _,on' pt. tonruenn _Ith world .. cLrdlln, John from the "pioneer work done by the Ru sians. ~.ll. • laol 10 til_ publbber or TrME ...poln., lI"'ltr1l1 all were treated to an hour and which had its world premiere in .. all. tskfn trom hi I.ttl.' book u poUUc.l " " "'1'18",) To illustrate this point, ~1r. cOtt noted one-half of delightful opperetta last 1953 in Milan, Italy. This is tbe Sunday afternoon when Omm­ most easily understood of the "I expect to . Cl' American aid extendrd tha t the Hed ChinC'se had much less trouble bach's "La Perichole" was pre­ three, being quite tuneful. The best to Russia in a b.tttl(' for sian power with with the second Five Year than the Rus ians sented. This is the Metropolilan recording is on Angel 35415, con· Opera's new English version, ducted by Sawallisch, although China witJ)in nw lifetime," ~1r . Scott said, (lid with their second Fiv~ Year plan of 1928, which was staged by Cyril Rit­ Vanguard's version with Fritz pointing to the h~ge Red China population _ marked by mass upri ing, armed rcsistance, cbard, who also sang (sang? ) the Mahler and the Hartford Sym. part of the Viceroy. Mr. Ritchard phony and Chorus, is satisfyIng b II and wholesale starvation. which hds increased y some ).00 mi ion ince claims he took the part in spite Iltereophonie for music fans who the oqlmunist took over III 1949. The Chine e Communi -ts have not hesi- of his voice, not because of it. The can dish out the $24 Cor the tape. The hi!.lorical relatio~siup b - tween Rus ia ulted to scale back investment to prevent the entire production owes its success THE SECOND IN THE TRIL· to the talented Australian. and China has b en one of great demographic. sort, of pro1;llems the ~ussians had - last year OGY IS THE "CATULLI CAR, THE STORY IS A GILBERT MINA." Vox has the best recording ,Su rges by bhengis Khan - from they cut investment oack from per cent to n ijr~strat d 22 AND SULLIVAN - TYPE THING, of this one, on PL 8640. oThe Vien­ , about 1350 to 1550,ICreat Russia was al as~al l 12 Eer cent, which still leaves them a substan- taking place in a legendary Peru na Chamber Chorus is cOnducled where beautiful street-singers in [,., state WIthin the Khat) Empire. t\al.lncrea e. by Heinrich Hollreiser. The Eng· fancy dress faU in ane,! out o( love lish translation accompanying this There h ve already been IJreliminary "1 would assume Red China is way be- with whimsical Viceroys, also in disc isn't too useful for finding out skirmishes between the two powers Whicll hind in scierice - they lack the large pool of fancy dress. Offenbach's music what is go ing on in certain parts have been peacefulJy resolved _ Russia has skilled labor and supervision. They, like India, never seemed gayer, and the Eng­ o( the score. Immediately aCter the lish adaptation is perfectly fitting. male chorus sings: " 0 your turned back SinliLol Hill, Rep. Hosmer brusbed "Appointment to the Joint Atom· gible lor these gi ft scholarsbip&. - 1958. tainly is a friend o( those who need a narcissus 0(£ his typewriter and ie Committee carries more than Kay F. Kramer, President Local deadline for applications is OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN 8 p.m. - Society of the Sigma [ "Be It Resolved by the Quad­ a friend. pecked out the following depre­ ordinary responsibility and IJlOI'!l Hillcrnt General Council Feb. 15. ' Xi - Pharmacy Building. - rangle Council that the question· Allow us to quote, for Ule last 8 p,m. - Civic Music Associa­ cation of himself: than ordinary prestige. He (the naire concerning MEBOC be an- time, from The Daily Jowan, Sat., University tion - Virtuosi de Romp - Mac­ "Republican party action . to scholarly one) had to compete • swercd that we are in favor of Jan. 25" 1958 (editorial). Holly, not Haley RCHESIS - The Modern Dance bride Auditorium. place specially qualified members against many who had,. served in DllCOfItfnulnt MEBOC. Moved by "The Inter - Fraternity Council b wiu have its regular workshop Calendar Thursday, February 13 in e£Cective positions to forward Congress much longer than him· Mr. Bill Teter. Seconded and Pass- and the Quadrangle Student Coun­ TO THE EDITOR: ~rs Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the 8 p.m. - University Lecture, the nation's science race with Rus­ self and thus had claims to the • cd." cil acled wisely Thursday night Re: "Student Wins Tune Con­ Mirror Room of the Women's Gym- T. V. Smith - Main Lounge, Iowa sia is seen in House Minority spot based on seniority - usually Our next vote of confidence goes when they yoted to withdraw sup ­ • in Wium. • THURSDAY, JAN. 30, 1958 Memorial Union . Leader Joseph W, Martin's cata­ the most valuable coin the - to three upstanding organizations port from Campus MEBOC con­ test" (The Daily Iowan, January . ' Saturday, February 15 pulting of Rep. Craig Hosmer, of congressional realm." on the SUI campus: Quadrangle test scheduled by the AWS for 28) "Peggy Sue" by Bill Haley. RECREATIONAL SWIMMING - Saturday, February 1 8 to 12 p.m. - Club Cabaret - California, to 'highly-coveted mem­ When I came to this last, I Association, CPC (Central Party April 17-21." Only a select few do not know Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. - Basketball, Ohi.o all - University Dance - Main bership on the Joint Atomic Energy almost burst with resentment • ConuniUee) and [FC y-sitting service to the residents national Center. tumwa, • again, this time from the "Pros­ in the past: the men's housing Saturday, February • Auditorium. LAFF.A-DAY pectus of Old Gold Days" present- units choose candidates, skits arc of-:x.owa City is being off~ed by Iong-ter the Personal Service committee of 9 a.m. to~;3O p.m. - State Con- • ed to the University Committee on plac~d in dormitories and sere­ MILITARY MORI! SPIRITUAL ference of Foreign Student Ad- WHAT MAKES A SAINT? fayette ST. LOUIS (.fI - The president of the Y.W.C,A. Call x2240 to mate, StUdent LICe, later given the stamp nades are presented at women's visers - International Center. SIOUX FALLS, S. D. IA'I - What has PUr, of approval by "A bigger man on housing units, posters are placed in thEl N.at\~a~ C01,Jn~iL of qhulrll,es, C. H, 7:30 p.m. Basketball - Miami are the hidden inner motives that • campus:" dormitories and store windows. the ~ev . 'Dr. Edwlll T. Dahlbe'rg, hotel [( newa erican Chemical Society - Room • bllcatlo.... Inc.. mmunJc:a- ...... '" Robert Me.",. 1:00 Mostly Music Can_. Jowa City. low.. En- dlspatche.. 1:55 News 321. Chemistry Bldg( RACIAL SOCIALIZING LIMITED =...... __ claaa _u.r al .... 2:00 Conservation In Hawkeyelalld cr ~ at Iowa CltF, under .... DA1LF IOWA. ADn.'l'JIINO irA.. DAlLY IOWAN IUPEIlVl80a. rao. 2: 15 Let'. Turn a Palle 8 p.m. - Archeology Society - NEW YORK (.fI - Findings of a Oon_ of Marcb I. Jm. Advertl.llnl Mar " " • . Mel Ad."", SCHOOL or JOVllNAI.UIN rAce; Dwlabl Lowell 8:15 p.m. - Young Democrats erners and less than one half per o lwi KISC PEA TUltS SYNDICATE. I.. .. "'Ot\.l) JlCHlI .EltI\"'~. ~:. ..:::..-.:s. iOO TrlQ _. 1. __ J. .A .,.. n.n ...... Dial 419111 :JOU .... -.... JOIIr Math.. At; Prof. ~ Q.. , ~. • , .. 'Nt.. _ :sMI'U ~ t MletIAait""'riIE. r.l. McManus, cent of the sou~rner8 have evel' L tI: aD MlMr'Wtl .... ~ Jowm ~ ':311 .... TIaa DaIl7 ~; Prot. L. Ie • ." ke, 1l :00 S[GN OFF f "1 certainly envy you .• , being old enough to get out Iowan cIreulaUoa oroo. ... Oolllllluni. &ducatJOD; co.". w. Wlllialna, AI. KBVI IF.) BCBEDllL& 1\,' 1fA/f : State Senator, "Current Campaign received whites socially in their ,..,.~-- .Uoaa QaI.r ...... • t of long winter undel'Vfear." . ' - .. 1·_ ·...... I.t. ·~ ~ 1 :tcM:to ftbt'OWltl 'fl'" CllDPUI '1" leW .. M~ 1Jnicm,' -homes, ( • THE DAILY IOWAN- Iowa City. 10w_Thur, •• , Jan, 30, n Sl--Pag. 3

I Campus. YWC)\ Fund Drive SUI's Lud.ins To .Exhibit 40 1 • Set To Begin This Week Drawings at N.Y. 'Galleryl.:' A one·mnn show oC works by Pennsylvania A cad e m y for The sm Young Women's Chris· national and international move· with the problems of cboosing a Eugene Ludin , a sociate proCessor achievement in oil painting. tian Assodation (YWCA ) will be­ ment aimed at developing leader· mate. married liCe and children. The SUI professor will be in gin a drive this week for funds for ship and promoting practical ideal­ A"erage attendance for the fall oC art at SUI, will be featured at l'iIew York for a reception and for· the coming year. "Major in Marriage" program is ew York's Passedoit Gallery ism in young women. mal opening oC the exhibition Feb. :!OIl. early all money ror support of At sm, coeds who are members Feb. 3·15. 3. YWCA activitie is raised on the participate in conference with Other projects include study Ludins will exhibit 40 drawing SUI campus and in Iowa City. The other student in Iowa, the Mid· commissions where students dis· done during the past four year . group receives no financial sup­ west and the nation; help with a cuss the problems of career port rrom tbe SUI administration variety oC communjt~rvice pro· choices, personal adjustment and Tbls is the first time he has ex­ Set Solon School or from the local Community jects; study individual, group, reo mental health, religion. nnd inter­ hibited any of his drawings. though Chest. Iigious, national and internationat national relations. he has had previous l·man show District Hearing At present the group is operat­ problems; and gain practical tead· Girts to the YWCA may be pledg­ of his paintings in New York. ership experience by serving on A heairng ' has been scheduled ing on an annual budget oC $3.200. ed over a period or months, and Born in Russin, Ludins studied for the Johnson CQunty Court­ the 'I cabinet or planning Y ac· contribuions are lax deductible. Members hope to increase the at the Arts Sludents League and house Feb. 3 to discuss objections amount to $6,000 for the coming tivities. Contributions should be sent to the sen'ed a supervi. or 01 th Fed· against the proposed Solon Com· year to provide for full·lime pro­ About 130 YWCA members par· University YWCA, Iowa Memorial mUllity School District. A. joint Union. ern! Art Projects Cor New York fessional leadership. ticipated in service projects last Linn·John on County board ~t the The local YWCA is a part of a year which included reading to Graduntes and Cormer students state beCore coming to SUI in 1948. date after fileing bo\1ndaries 01 the patients in University Hospitals, or SUI may contribute to the His works are owned by the new di trict. entertaining at Oakdale Sanitorium YWCA through the Old Gold De· Metropolitan Museum of Art. the Johnson County Superintendent and leading recreation groups al velopment Fund. Contributions, Whitney Museum oC New York. Frank J. Snider said the hearin, the Hospital School for Severely designated Cor the YWCA, should and the Des Moines Art Center. was one of the last steps before Mezey Will Handicapped Children. be senl to the Old Gold Develop­ "Fish Town," an oil painting on voting en the proposed district. The coeds served the community melA Fund, Alumni House, Iowa Cllnvas, is part of the permanent 1'h.. district. With an enroll ment as recreation leaders for the Iowa City. SUI collection. of 470, would include the present Read Poetry City Recreation Commi sian, as· His painting ntilled "Hiding Solon di trict and a portion oC ststed adult leaders of Girl Scout Places" was selected for the Newport Township in Linn County. and Gub Scoul groups and visited Jack Nielsen EI.ded "American Painting - 1950" show older persons and shut·ins. Last Delta Sigma Pi Head at the Metropolitan Museum in In New York year over 500 votunteer hours went New York, and another picture, into these activities. Jack W. Nielsen, C3, Burlington, "Quarry," was displayed at the Robert Metey, A3, Philadelphia, The YWCA organization sponsors was recently elected president of national exhibition CO'll mpe· Pa., Review Board chairman for 01 Informal group meetings where Delta Sigma Pi men's commerce rary American painting at the ni· The Daily Iowan, will read his freshmen discuss study problems. fraternity. versity o{ Illinois in 1951. poetry in a program at the Poetry dating and university lire with up­ Other ofCIcers Cenler in New York City Thursday, In 1948 Ludins won the Temple perclass women selected for lead· elected to serve Medal, presented annually by the Feb.6. ership qualities. The Y also spon­ until Jan u a r y, Mezey, a Classics major, said sors a series or 12 lectures for both 1959, are: Lester Tuesday he plans to read the same men and women students dealing D. Taylor, A2, To· Theft of Fender Skirts poems he prcsented In the £irst ledo, first vice· RACCOON COATS POSE a problem if 'sack' style h m linos are to be observed. Elepert. decree hem. poetry reading of the SUI Poetry 1/1 president; William And Hub Caps Reported such creations are to be 17 inches from the ground, or iust below the knee. Sandra Steffensen, 02, Workshop series, Dec. 4, 1957. Subscribe Now Clinton left and Pamela Ourr, A2, Rock Island, 111., right, show Judith Tucker, A2, Wichita, Kan., Phi Kappa Sigma W. Hensch, C3, The Poetry Center has presented Roberl Brown, 522 N. Linn St., where 'pruning $hould occur. Of course, in the 20'5 it woutd have sacrilege to "mutilate" such a fi ne Fort Dodge, sec· several readings, including those and v I c e·presl· reported to Iowa City police Wed· spt

l~LJNDROMA~ 8 CORALVILLE WEST ON HIGHWAY. Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Inluran~ C9I'.P~ , 320 E, BURLINGTON fREE PARKING , ( BEHIND THE Sporh nterviews D F :JJe6t BaltilJ10re Colt mi B, Campy Better, But Still Critical List "\I AI. HotkJM 0" col Aide, Pearce 1 to Iowa Success * * * Paralysis Is ser doubt i{ Iowa has ever had act any more succes o\'cr anyone Griffith Reiects $605 Successor? Appear Today dUi Big Ten univer ity than they have AMES IA'J - lowa State Wednes· Unchanged Jl had with MiMesota during the Co pa t li \'e years. day scheduled interviews with four GLEN COVE, N.Y. t4'I - DodgIT ' football coaching candidates in a Bid For $150 Stock ]oil In that time, the Hawkeyes have catcher Roy Campanella showed ' sio mo\'e directed toward speedily {ill­ marked improvement Wednesday won gam s that have directly ing the vacancy here. WASHINGTON ti1'I - ~Unority stockholder H. Gabriel Murphy made I a spectacular ~ but unsuccessful - pitch Wednesday for control of from his auto accident injuries. knocked the Gophers out of one Called to appear before the Ath· 1 st Big Tcn {ootball championship and the Washington Senators. But his 215-pound body remained leUc Council Thur day are LeRoy Co one Big Tcn basketball champion· I Murphy's bid for 2,274 .shares In tile estale of tile late Mrs. Clark paralyzed from the effects of a Pearce, former a si tant under de· broken neck. pr1 ship, beside piling up a good rec· parted Coach Jim Myers, and Griffilh amounted to $1,375,770, or sio ord in all Big T n sports. .$605 per share. The baseball club, recently mOl'· vis John D. Bridgers, defensive line ed from Brooklyn to Los Angeles, M.ybe it', lu,tlee. It w.,n't Calvin Griffith, president 'of the pn coach {or the professional Baltl· Musial Signs issued a hospital bulletin that I too long .go ttllt Mlnnesotl, more Colts and a former head American League team, tersely Cit Y.lr Ifter yelr, pulverized the ~~ : f op! coach at Johns Hopkins. ' $100 000 rejected the proposition. He said "Roy i, consiclerably better. ' Hlwkeyes in foothill. The G0- his family, which holds 52 per On FridlY the council will 1ft Jim Gibbons Frank Bloomquist F ~en t of outstanding stock, "is not H. has sensation in both arml phers grelt tums of the lite GeO'1ll' H. S.uer, forme,. Nebra.· or , , lind the upper chest but the ". .] 30' ••nd ..rly 40', hlncled low. interested in selling the Washing· kll llrelt .nd now .thletlc direc· ton balJ club, either in part or its rlly,is i. unchllnged and hi still some of the wor.t drubbing. tor at B.ylor, .nd CI.y Staple· is on the criticlIl lilt." enr IUH.red in the Big Ten. NLls Highest entirety." f ton, No. 1 lIuistllnt at Oregon GibDons Will P~av Pro Murphy. who has feuded with The baseball star's wife, Rutile, The situation in basketball is St.te. ST. LOUIS (,f! - A beaming Stan Griffith for many months, set an spent 21.2 hours at his bedside but quite similar. Minnesota leads the Pearce, now an assistant at Ne· (The Man) Musial stroked his unheard oC price in basebalJ stock. he slept throughout her visit. Hawkeyes, 54·34, in the 55·ycar· braska, and Stapleton, have been pen across the richest baseball In so dOing he raised new ques­ Campanella was injured Tuesday old serics. Ball; Bloomquist Won't considered the two leading candi· contract in National League his· tions about the t.axable value of when his car skidded on a curve Howevcr, lhings have changed dates. Sauer, who has guided New tory Wcdnesday and commented, shares in Mrs. Gri[£ith's estate. near hi s home, overturned and ovcr lhe last few years. ln root· Jim Gibbons, 1957 end and co· Technically, Lapham, a sopno­ JOHN ROSEBORO, second .tring crashed into a telephone pole. Res· Hampshire, Kansas, Navy and captain of Iowa's 1957 Big Ten " I would have settled for less." The bid quotation for Senator's ball, Iowa has won four of the last more, is eligible for the pro draft Dodg.r catcher lalt y ••r, hiS cuers had to usc crowbars to gel Baylor, and Bridgers, a 1946· grad· {ootbaU team, said Wednesday he Under the new pact, the St. Louis stock has recently been $150 in live games, including a 7"() win since his class graduated. Lap­ been often mentlon.d •• on. of him out. uate of Auburn, .arc newcomers on was "very interested" in pro ball Cardinals will shell out about over-lhe-eounler listings. in 1956 that prevented the Gophcrs the Jist. ham has previously served with If Murphy's bid were the only the po.. lbl. luccn,on to Roy Two of the bones In his neck and is now trying to decide if he $100,000 (or their 37·year-old left· were broken. Surgeonl lIIid hid from winning the Big Ten title. Council Chairman E . S. Haber the Army. However Lapham plans handed slugger. faelor in appraising the shares, Clmpanell., Lo. Anllele. uteh· In buketblll, lowl hu won wants to play for a Canadian or er, who Will crltiully inlured the Injury been an inch hightr it said, "This list docs not I!reclude American professional team. to cQmplete his career with the For the past six seasons Musial's estate taxes could run over $250" thr.. of the lilt four .t Mlnne· the possibility that addillonal 000. • In In lute wreck Tue,dI~ night would hllve killed Cllmpllnelh,. sotl, Including I 72·70 triumph Frank Bloomquist, senior guard, Ha~eyes before consldcrlhg pro salary was $80,000 yearly. The on Lonll 1,llInd. While doctors termed the over· coaches wlll . be interviewed." said he definitely wa n't interested bids. $20,000 bost was, Musial said, "the Griffith, adopted son of the late In '9S6 which glVl lowl the Saue,. s.id in Waco, T.x., Mr. and Mrs. Clark Griffith, is all picture encouraging, they said titl. lind put the Gophers in in playing professional football VtN BUREN is currently doing contract the Cardinals wanted me Wednesdly he misilld belne IIC' executor of the estate. Mrs. Grif­ it may be months-or conceivably second plllc •. next season. his hitch with the service. He to have." tive In cOllching .nd WI' inter· fith willed a lifetime right to the years-before Campanella will lx' \' This year, the trend, if you can Gibbon., dr.ft.d in the fifth dro~ed out Ilf school follOwing liis Only Ted Williams of the Bos· stock profits to her sister, Mrs. Gunther 5th completely normal again. They ar~ elted In the job here_ He co.ched sop more year. There is an un· ton Red Sox will likely receive call it that, has been continuing. in the Big Seven (now Big Eight) round by the Clevelilnd Browns, Jeanne Robertson. When Mrs. hopeful the paralysis will eventual· ,aid that he has not made up his con Irmed rumor that Van Buren more money this season an esti· ly di sappear. ( The Hawkeyes are now SOC against Conference of which lowl Stllte Robertson dies, the stock will be mind y.t to sign with the Browns. may return to the Iowa campus mated $125,000 when he comes to In any event, the Negro catcher's i the Gophers thi season. Last week, i, a member, divided between Calvin Griffith In Scoring Iowa won in wrestling, basketball According to tile all·America following the ervice. terms. and his sister, wife of club vice active baseball career appearea at Sauer's 1946 Kansas team was "It's a wonderful contract," an Iowa forward Dave Gunther reo an end. He is 36, a relatively ad· and swimming, while last Nov. 9, the last to defeat Oklahoma in the end, he has also been talking with Burrough, WI. scholll.ticlllly president Joe Haynes. the Hawkeyes took the measure representali ves of tile Winnipeg ineliglbl. for the '957 c.mpaign, all·smlles Musial told a press con· Murphy, a WashIngton Insur­ manied in fifth place in the Big vanced age in sports, and even conference. He reportedly is paid ferenee. "U's the best ever of· with a quick recovery would have of the Gophers in football and $12,000 at Baylor. team of the Canadian Interprovin­ Howeve,. he hopes to rejoin the ance man, holds the largest single Tcn scoring race the past week. fered to a National League player. little time left to regain his play· cross country. Myers. before he departed a cial Football Union. Two former Iqulld this filII. He saw a let of block of Senators' stock, about 40 Statistics released Wednesday by The wrestling defeat was lin Hawkeyes, quarterback Kenny action with Iowa'. Big T.n Ind Baseball has rewarded me rich· per cent. He paid $80 a share sev· Ing skill. week ago Cor Texas A&M, receiv· the Big Ten show that the Hawkeye e,pecially tough pl/l for thl Go· Ploen and end Frank Gilliam, Roi. 80wl champion,hlp t ..m. ly," Stan said, "and the Cardi­ eral years ago. Although the Grif· 0,.. Robert Sengstaken, who ed $14,000 and was recommended nals have always treated me more junior has scored 11S points in 6 htld.d a .even - man ,urgical pherl to Iwallow. It was their for a $2,000 a year increase. played with Winnipeg last season. A~x Karras, all·America tackIe, fiths' stock is placed together in a 1 first dU1I1 mHt 10'1 In 22 meets. was drafted by the Detroit Lions, than (alrly, this year, in particular, family trust, Murphy said he under­ games {or a 19.2 average, tellm that operated on Cimpl' Wh.n Myers first show.d In REPRESENTATIVES of the the Cardinals wanted me to have nella, said IIfterwllrds: Minnasotll il defending Big Ten where he will join former team­ stood it could be sold if all parties Areliie Dees continues to lead in interut in th. Tex., A&M lob, Cleveland team contacted Gibbons this contract. I would have settled "He won't be able to play before wrestling champion. Ptlree said he would be Inter· while he was in California for the ma~ Jerry Reichow, jn the !lrst agreed. the scoring race, The Indiana star the Gophers appear five more for less." a year and, in my opinion, he ••ted in succMdlng him here. East-West Shrine game. Gibbons four rounds held in December. Musial, winner of his seventh is averaging 26.6 points a game limes on the Iowa schedule this Karras is presently professional SPARTANS DID WELL would be foolish if he continued 'j Sauer said, "They arc real nice told Brown oUicials at that time National League batting crown playing baseball." year. Two are in gymnastics, while wrestling in the Des Moines area. EAST LANSING, Mich. (,f! - The after 5 games. JII illois' Don OhI people up there and they have a he would like to try for an offen· last year with a .351 mark, pre· the Hawkeyes also meet Minne· Tackle Frank Rigney was picked year 1957 was a good one {or is third with an average of 16 a good school." sive position in preference to de· dicted today he would have "one game. * * ,* I sota in baseball, golf and tennis fensive. He felt he had a beUer by lhe Philadelphia Eagles during Michigan State University athletic or two more seasons at top speed." Better than 50 per cent shooting this spring. future at lhat position. the winter draft. teams. The football squad won Dodgers Won't Try ' . eight of its nine games and the bas· against Minnesota Saturday moved NOW THAT I'VE hod a lot of ATO Wins Frat Since Gibbons WIIS not iI memo ketball team finished fourth in the Iowa up to a fifth place tic in lime to think ov r the Jim Myers ber of the advllnced ROTC pro· . Jones Will Run NCAA tournament. shooting, with a .371 mark. The To Get Ed Bailey gram, he is liable for the drllft situation, I've decided that there's The swimming and cross country Hawkeyes are ninth in free throw LOS ANGELES t4'I - The Dodg· Bowli ng Tou rney at any tim. after grllduation. He Vernon to Indians In Boston Meet a possibility lhat a lot of good teams won Big Ten team titles and percentages, hiting only 64 per ers still hold hope that catcher Alpha Tau Omega, Cor the s e· is married .nd is majoring in BOSTON t.4'l - The Boston Red the latter added the IC4A crown. cent. may come of it. I can think of Deacon Jones, Iowa's star track· Roy Campanella may be avail· three good things about Myers ond straight year captured fir t phYllclI1 education. Sox Wednesday sold veteran first State's newest varsity outfit, the Personal fouls in the Big Ten are able to them later this season and Bloomquist, an honor student, baseman Mickey Vetnon to the man, will try for his third two· soc cor team, was unbeaten Cor its dpwn from the 1957 average of leaving Iowa State the way he place in the social fraternity bowl· mile Ictory this year when he they are not going to reopen nego· ing tournament held at the Iowa said that he will entcr law school Cleveland Indians on waivers. second year. 17.9 per game so far this year. did: competes at Boston Gardens Sat­ tiations with Cincinnati for Ed , . If Myerl i, the type of coach Memorial Union. The Tau's beat next year j( he is accepted. An Sox spokesmen said "it's strict· Bailey. assistant freshman football coach­ Iy a waiver deal." urday night in the Boston Athletic that will go back on his word on Alpha Epsilon Pi in the champion· Assn. track meet. "They were too tough to deal ing position has been offered him a moment's notice, he's not the ship match to win the tille. Vernon, who will be 40 April 22, Jones accepted a bid Wednesday GETTING BmER • • • with last month in Colorado by Iowa coach Forest Evashevski kind of coach that Iowa State The tournament, which had has been with the Sox two seasons to run in the Invitational meet. Springs at tile baseball meetings," and he will take the job if he needs and ~hey're better off with· seven entries, was set up on a coming from Washington where Recently he WOIl the two·mile i6.1 said vice president E. J . (Buzzy ) out him. double elimination, handicap basis. is accepted into law school, and he spent most of his major league the Knights of Columbus event at Bavasi. " Imagine what they would 2. Iowa Stllte becllme the first Bowling for A'l'O were Jim Davis. can fit it into his schedule. career. Boston and last week sel a new want for Bailey now." major college to have nerve to AS, Des Moines; Ted Davis, C4, A regular since he was a sopho- Philadelphia Inquirer meet rec­ The Dodgers were trying to I tell a coach to eltller make up his Council BlufFs; Larry Smith, A4, more at Iowa, Bloomquist is a GRASS LOOKS GREENER ord over that distance at Phila· trade pitcher Don Newcombe for mind, 01' get oul. The ultimatum Wapello; Norm Nelson, C4, Red June BS degree candidate In the LAWTON, Okla. IA'J - Sam Lyle, delphia. Bailey, a hard·hitting catcher. I that was issued Myers by the Iowa 'oak; and Jim Newbauer, C4, College of Commerce. He is en- assistant (ootball coach at the Bavasi said the Dodgers can ' State Athletic Council shook up Amana. Trophies will be awarded gaged and plans to be married University of Oklahoma, made this OVERTIME ULCERS fall back on first baseman GU many football people around the to the first and second place teams, this summer. note on Sooner recruiting while GOWANDA, N.Y. tA'I - "If I had Hodges to handle the catching as· nation. BLOOMQUIST, an alJ·conferC11ce visiting here: ulcers they'd be on overtime, too," signment if J oh n Ro seboro and 1,& It' /lAPIY"/' John Pignatano {ail to meet the Now that Iowa State has done it, MARVELOUS MR. FlU guard, was selected by the Wash· "Any aoy we get from Texas Coach Harold Hollenbeck of Go­ 6## .ec~ maybe more will get tough, MIAMI, F la. IA'l - Although fa· ington Redskins in the 26th round auton.atically becomes one or the wanda High School sighed after WI/.t' requirements. and there won't be as many mous .horse trai~er .Jim Fitzsim· of Tuesday's pro draft meeting at top players in the slate. In the past, his Panthers dropped a double ~/lAM6E/?/.Mf 'BOOM BOOM' SATISFACTORY ' coaches keeping their colleges mons IS 83 h.e still r.l s~s around. 5 Philadelphia. Bloomquist said that we have recruited Texas boys who overtime, 49-47 dccision to South· AIIp KA/l5AfJ wailing to see whaL tbey are a.m" supervises trammg at lila' he has so informed the Redskins weren't evcn contactcd by South· western Central School. r,lX -'l!6,IIr MONTREAL VI'! - Bernie rLlRNEP our "HE ~ yelr, nor doe. there appelr Hurring. who has been swim· a big start and bad a half·pool Til; COUA'rRY~ 7bP ~AIf15. PIZZA HOUSE much ch.nce of them winning head from Dunedin, New Zealand, ming since the age of five, says his lead. But, my opponent was grin· ..... -...... - 127 E. Colleg. • It this year, they might have said he wanted to most thrilling experience was hia won it hid Wilt Chimberilin swim In the Big first Olympic trip-to Helsinki in the~~~k~wlcoul~1~p~ pace anc;t he was right. He won I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l' not wlnclered into Klnu, Unl· Ten because it is 1952, the race." "the r aug h est ver.ity at the wrong time. It was in the '52 Olympics where Lincoln isn't the only swimmer DRIVE INTO HOGAN'S WHERE YOU GET A cornP4~tition in the ~t would seem to me a charity Hurring met the United States' in the Hurring family. His wife, basketball game between teams Alan Stack. Stack, who was 1948 Jean, is also a backstrokeI', and members of these fine ball clubS' Hurring, who Olympic backstroke champion, finished in the women's division would be a natural. Jowa'/I 'Fabu- was offered schol· was said to be .just along for the of that event at Helsinki. lous Five' already has played to- arships by Stan· trip. "It didn't turn out that way get1ler once this season, for the ford and Iowa, de- Hurring said he hopes to stay in though," Hurrlng said. America after graduation. hope first time since 1956. cided to swim for lincoln Hurring "I to get started with some Ameri· Iowa State had two regulars the Hawkeyes in Big Tefl, NCAA Chomp "Everybody thought Stack was LUBRICATION or WASH JOB graduate last year, Gary TIKunp- "the most highly developed league out of shape, but he got off to such can firm that has a subsidiary. In a start in the semi·finals, that I Australia," he said. "I would later son and Chuck Vogl, while their in the country." With every 150 gallons of Shell Gasoline. pther three regulars of last year, Hurrini came to Iowa in 1953. said. "An era is over." He said was_flabbergasted . He got a body go tJlere (Australia l. Lyle Frahm, John Crawford and He didn't compete {or the Hawk· the spirit o{ athletes from this length lead on me, and that's the Hmlng is a senior economics When you buy gas at Hogan'~ you get a ticket Don Medsker, graduate this year. eyes last year because of pII'lici- country is at a stagnant point. way we finished. I ,ained a lot of student. I'd Ilk. to _ the.. two telms pation In the Melbourne Olympics for each gallon. When you have 150 of them, INttIe It out It .... and of.... for New Zealand. bring them in and get a FREE WASH JOB or ..Ison for some worthy chlrlty. In dual meets, Hurring has yet $$-SAVE-$$ Thlt way, pl.yen who .re cia.· to be beaten. In 1956, he captured IOWA'S FINEST ••• LU8RICATION. .ified IS pres by the A.A.U., both the 100 and 200-yard NCAA All Haircut. $1.00 would be able to plIY. There and BIg Teb championships, His • _uld be ne c_tion with SUI best Olympic marks are :58.1 in At or 1_. Stlte, so the te.m, the l~yard backstroke and 2:07 would hive to pllY under ...... r in the 200-yard backstroke. Walt's Bam,r Shop • nlme. Hurring, born iD a country where CMin Te s.n. Veu­ HOG'AN I think the pme, if it could IWimmJng i! one of tbe more popu­ -e be arranged, could fIJI tbe Vet· 1m; sports, bas very strong feel­ Next T. K...,.• ...." 5 H EL"L ,. 5 R.y I E erari. Auditorium in Del Moines. ingslCOllCerning American athletes In CeralvUle , : E c: Carner IUrtllllton Ind MMlHft So, there's an idea. Any in- and Americans iD geuertll. Hevrsr FReB Dl.olU ,.. terested cbarJties Wallt to try and "America (U.S.) baa lost its sv. .,,' II PIOOUt" Next Doer to Naol.1.umb., Yard I •.m."':. lI.m. PARKING I' _ 1,,1 ,.anaqe 111 . pI'tIUClf - iD IWimmIDl," HurriIII . _ 1"' ' . , TH! D,cIL Y loWAK-I_. City, Iowa,-Ttlurs., Jan. 30. 1.58-P... S

Sehoo~ Boara I Geologist To Present ra.lk ~;:::.t!::!~:ti: " i/l Discuss . 0 St t f R If MIt Applications are now available ... n ruc ure 0 OCKY s. to undergraduate women for a New BUIldIng scholarship paying student fees "The Tectonic Framework of the from Rocky Mountain area uni· for one semester. Applicants must Rocky fountains" is the title of an vcr iti s. He r ccived his Ph.D. have maintained a cumulative R d ti f lh ecommen. 3 ons or' " e con· I a ddress t 0 be presen ted by. 0 L . Crom P'rlOce Ion . I grade point average oC 2.5 or more. Saturday is the deadline for 51· ... slruclton of a new Jumor high Blackstone, proCessor of geology a\ Accordin" \0 Blackstone most of . , mitting applications for the annual school building and the remodel· the niv r ity of Wyoming, at 7:30 a mountai~ like an ie~berg is and. preference wlil be gl\'en to "Week in Washington" for Iowa ing of the pre nt junior high p m, Monday in the SUI Geology hidden from' \'Iew under the grdund semor ~o~en. . college and university tudent . buildings will be discussed at a Building lecture room. holding the ma_. firm much like Apphc~hon blanks, . avaIlable Twenty students will be chosen . . Blackstone has de"oted much of a rool hold a tooth. fror:n Mi s lIelen Uel.ch .at th~ to tour Washington, D.C., and ob· mee\mg ~r the .lowa CIty Board his profe_. ional career to structur. An authority in his field, Black. Offl~~ of Stud nt Affairs m U~· serve the Feden~l Government in of Education tomght at 7:30 p.m. al analysis in this area. He was stone is currenUy on a 32.lecture ver .y Ball, .must be turned. m action this spring. They will live at the Junior High School. born in Chinook, Mont., and re- tour throughout the United States beCore the spr,.ng .sem. ster begms. during the week in the homes of The two recommendation, adopt· ceh'ed his B.A. and • I.A. degr es and Canada. The scholarship IS !:Iven by the Rep. Fred Schwengel of the First ed by the Iowa City School Study Th S 1 I' b SUI chapter of Delta Delta Delta Congres ional District aud Rep. Council, propo e: e . ~cture 15 spon ored .Y orority. 1 bond issu r bo t $160 000 G."rl Scout Counc."1 the Dlstmgulshcd Lecture Commit· ------Merwin Coad of the Sixth Congres· . a 0 au, tee of the American Association of ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ sional District. for. a new .electrlc~1 sy tern, reno· Petroleum Geologist and the SUI ' Begun in 1955 to provide Iowa "alion of the heatlOg sy tem and Expans".on Voted I s smoke cret'ns for tile present Grad~ate Co lege, l'J' i Y students an opportunity to observe junior high chool buiJdinl . to attend the lecture : Congress in session, attend Suo Invlt~tlons un or ear preme Court hearings and Congres· 2. that the h9ard of education Expansion oC Cardinal Council of hav been ent to geologr, depart· , • sional committee meetings and ask the votet of the Iowa City Girl Scouts to include Jones, Linn, m nts .at all state and pmate col· : In visit wilh the Iowa delegation, the Community School Di trict to ap- and Muscati?c Counties was ap- leges m Iowa. , program is sponsored by the Iowa Gather At·S/aying Scene prove, at an election to be held a proved unarumously Tuesday eve· ----- New York Citizenship Clearing House in co· oon as po ible a bond is ue of at I mng at the annual busmess meet· Vanderbilt Professor least $1,410,000 for construction of ing of thc at Long· An unulual one- year operation with the Republican and STANDING OUTSIDE the Lincoln, Nob., ho..,e whore Mr. and Mrs. C. Lauer Ward and a maid were organizati~n To Speak Here Today I I Democratic parties of Iowa, and slain Wednesday il Mavor Bennett Martin. Lett to right are C. W. D. Kin ..y, INrtly concoaled loft, a new junior high school building fellow School, Iowa City. college progra", I Representatives Schwengel and cltv councilman; Phil SlcH .., brother·l n·l aw of Mrs. Ward; Ellil Rail, newlman; Bob Reynoldl, in. and the rehabilitation of the pres· The Muscatine Girl Scout organ· Albert J. Rei~s, professor and Coad. lurence salesman, former football AII·American al Nebraska and a nephew of Mrs. Ward; Mayor ent junior high school buildings. ization, the only other council now head of the Department of $acio. Any SUI student who is a resident Martin and an unidentified man. Charles Starkwotather, 19, suspected Ilayer, wal captured Wednes· existing in the area covered, had logy and Anthropology at Vander­ S.. your J.,," day evening in Douglas, Wyo. ' PERIOD~ALS ON MICROFILM voted Monday evening to merge bilt niversity, will talk today at Of wri,. of Iowa is eligible lo be considered lor brochur. 10: for the trip, regardless of his field CINCINNATI (.ft - Aided by a with Cardinal Council. 3:30 p.m. in Room 105, Macbride of study. grant from the Jacob R. Schiff Cardinal Council also votl'd to Hall . * * * * * * Fund, the American Jewish Peri· continue in office until April tho e Rei s will peak on "RurS ·Ur· Selection will be based on know· ban and Social Status Differenccs Dun F. H. McCIo$key " ledge of politics and on courses tak· odica1 Cente.r here has Illunched officer whose terms expired at • Multiple Siayings SPe:'k~r ~;tes a project to record on microfilm tW! Tuesday evening meeting. A in Intcrpersonal Contacts." Rei s Wuhl_,II. Squ.. I 11 , en in political science, history and l'xpecls to remain in Iowa the ColI,,1 social studies, academic standing every Jewi h periodical I sued from charter m eling for the new coun· Cit~ ,~'i\ . nexl fh e days as the guest of the N" Yorlc U.lwtrSity j and extra·curricular activites. UnIonIzation 1823 to 1925 to make th m avail· cil area is schedul d for April, at I r : able to future historians or other which time all new officers for the SU] Department of Sociology and New York 3. N. Y. i:=- ~)) I Appicalions may be obtained scholars. expanded council will be elected. Anthropology, ___ •• ___ ••• __ •• __':; •••~~ from the Political Science Depart· Happen,Frequently Of Engineers ment. . . Unrah, who was sent to an asylum. One reason profes ional engi· NEW 'k YORK IA'I -bKil11 ling (sp:ees, In January, 1951, "hltch.hike" neers may choose to join a uni'ln lI e the current ta t!au 0 ueath k'll W'II ' E C k 23 d Famed Pianist . I er I lam . 00 , carvl' is the "modern breakdown oC tl\e UI Nebraska, are a frequent phe· ' close personal relationship be· • , Ill bloody course across the SOuth· nomen on In the annals of cf1~. {k'll' . h I H r- tween the individual engineer and Over the years there have been wes, I mg elg t prop e. , e I· his corporation employer," Direc· '10 Give Jazz dozens of mass slayings in the n~IIY .was captured in Mex!Co an~ tor Jack Culley of the sur Bureau country. Some are sudden and dIed m the gas chamber m, Csh· of Labor and Management said Wednesday. shattering, others grim and relent· tornia. Concert at Co He spoke on. the unionization of Classified Roommate Wanled Autos for Sale Real Estate iess, lasting over a, period of days He said he was on the bottle - professional engin 'ers at a meet· Jazz pianist George Shearing and striking terror in the vicinity. lind didn't recall much about it. ing o( the SUI Faculty Engineer· WANTED: Girl ",adua\e to .hRre I..... 11146 Ch.evrolel. Good condItion wt\h rOR SALE by own.. level lot on Advertising Rates apartment. will have private room , troller hitch . Dial 7270. 1· 31 R,der 51 n.ar Lincoln School. ,4.000 and his quintet will prel;ent a con· USUALL Y DEATH IS dealt out ing Club. In November, 1950, another ~x· Phon. or a-1810. , 1.31 1951 BUICK Special. Wlli accept. r.u- Phone 9681. 2·7 cert sponsored by the Coe College indiscriminately. Motives, if any, Another reason for engineers ~:I03 GI went berserk and gunned five Word Ad. u WANTED : Man In share completely onabl. offer. 01.1 9M9 Ill"r 5::10 p.m. OFFICE : 16 x ~O. PI.nty at parklna Student Council, Sunday, Feb. 9, are obscure and twisted. Only one joining unions I that the salar.v furnlohed bachelor apartmenl wIth 2·1 .pace. 710 S. Rlveralde Drive. 2·8 at 8 p.m., in the Coe Auditorium, urge is always clear: to kill. of his relatives to death near Vine· diUerence has narrowed in r cent One Day ...... lie a wor! laundry privUele" Cia e In Call Paul Porkr. ><2131 dayo or 8-2972 alter 7:00 1839 FORD two-door. extr. 800<1. Instruction Cedar Rapids. land, N.J. In Akron, Ohio, in De· years between thaI for men just Two Days ...... 10C a Wor '10000. Phone 6924. Bob Roan .... In a rural region near Lincoln, Thre! Days ..•. . . . 12c a Wor p.m. 2·11 The Shearing concert will be the Neb., a sharp· hooting, young cember, 1950. a war veteran killed out oC college and that for men oC IIU Iowa. 1·31 BALLROOM danoe le.ono. Special Ihird jazz concert sponsored by the long experience, Culley continued. Four Days ...... 14c a Word rale. Mimi Youde Wurlu. Dial 9411:1. tough, Charles Starkweather. is lost and Found 2·11, , I student organization in recent his parents and his sistpr's two Also, sam engineer have form· Five Days ...... 15C a Wor~ Work War-ted charged with leaving a trail of children. Ten Days . . . .. ~ . . 20C a Word years. This will be the quintet's ed their own unions to ovoid being BROWN shoulder strop purse. RE· WASHING AND 1 RONING. Pick Miscellaneous for Sale lirst Cedar Rapids appearance. nine, and possibly ten, dead. In a included in bargaining units com· One Month . .. S9c a Word WARD. x3251. 1·31 and delivery. Phone a-~010. 2~ sense, it was an old story. IN CLEVELAND, In MIlY, 1952. Shearing appeared in a concert at posed primarily of production (MInimum Charge SOCI LOit Man', Weddln, Rln, In p... kln, WASIiFR : O .E. $45.00. 8·4309. 2-1 Newspaper files reveal a succes· a 2O·year-old man, Lawrence Gold· 101 Nol'lh 01 Union. 84518. 2-8 SUI May 9, 1957. workers. One result of engineers P"rsonol loans ELF.CTnOLUX AUTOMA]lC CLEAN­ Shearing was born blind in the sion of such cases in the last by, seized a gun from a policeman forming independent unions out· . Display Ad, ~ • ER I8 lr. and I<;.rvfce . Charles t- Battersea slums of London, but has decade. and sprayed a crowded bus with side of the AFL-ClO is a trend on One Insertion ...... Typing PERSONAL loon. on typewriters. PO'llenpohl 5175. , phanoaraph •.• porto equipment. 2·28r achieved fame through his jazz In September. 1949, Howard Un Icad. Four persons were killed. the part of larg "blue-collar" $1.20 a Columa Inch TYPINO. 6-3388. 2·28 USED ulrlc.rotor S1 5..oo. Good oondl- works. "Lullaby of Birdland," li on. B. rr.cks screen doo... Inll rah, 28, a Bible·reading Army \·('t­ In April, 1953, in Lawrence, unions to set up separate depart· Five Insertions a Month, TYPING. 5169. 2·l1r Rooms f or Rent Flnkblne Po rk. 2·1 composed by Shearing, has be· eron, strode down a business :ltreel Mass.. n crazed tinsmith, Peter ments for "white·collar" memo Each In~rUon ...... ------come a virtual theme song for the bel'S, he observed. TYPING. 8·04:n. 8·18 'CTIV. I I I AI IMAPLE rorklnll rholr. excrllenl condl- of Camden, N.J., firing his German Akulonis, 39, killed eight members '1.00 a Column Inclr ATTR ~ .. room·· or ,r 110 Ilon. $10 .00. 8-2106. 2-1 "bop" set. of his family wiUI gun lind axe. fen Insertions a Month, EXPERIENCED typlll,. 8·5%46. %-18 mnm 1n (I.cc h an a: ~ lor bAby .. jltt\n. luger at whomever he saw. Thir­ 8-3158. 2- 1 UNIVERSAL 0 •• StO\'.. T .V. Aerial. His piano style, which has been teen died. Then he shot himself to doaUl as Eacb Insertion ...... TYPING. 3174. 2-10 Draperl ••. 6·3271 . 1·:10 called intricate but relaxed, has police closed in. Pharmacy Group DOc a Column Inch made him one of the most fre· "PEOPLE WERE talking about and othe... Electric type. L~ ~~;,~ modern rom for Iwo 1 ~;~ SEWING MACHINES ..l~ and Rrvlec. In Steubenville, Ohio. in Decem· • The Dolly Iowan ..... rvM.. wrller. 8·2442. 2·9 • _ _ _, . . Phone 28al; evento.. t958. O. K. quently present/!d concert artists. me and making derogalOl'y r(>­ Formed in Count ' T-YP-':":I"":N-G-:"-<"-'8:-'-18~79-.------2:"':'-4 DFSIRABLE room lor renL Men. Call Ih,I.. 2·22 Tickets go on sale Friday, at the marks about my character." said ber, 1953, Frank Holt, an un m· the right to relect any oel­ 4870 after e;oo p .•n . " 2_.5 I Coe Business Office and several played miner. killed four of his Approximately 30 Johnson Coun· .,.rtI5Ing copy. l'YPING, IBM - 11202. .-2 ....61 Roomo tor men. 109 E. Bur~ 2.26 H~rt~~c? 00(0, like new; dln~~~ Cedar Rapids stores. Price of the children by bludgeoning them with ty pharmacists met this week in --.-..--~~~------Instruction Nice--.--- .Inal. room. 2872. ,II 2·1 HOCK------.------EVE·LOAN moved to----~ 719 Ron- 8 crowbar and stomping them. the Quadrangl dormitory and DIAL Uckets will be $2. Nonpayment Row ' ----~;,;;;:..;...::.:..:..:.;.;.,.---- DOUBLE room; two boy •. DIal 8.1680. 45~;ldo St. Plenty of every thin,. PhO;: 'b "GOD TOLD ME to kilt them to formed the Johnson County Pharo DIESEl. 1.30 Centere d on Ba y save thefll from the tortures and maceutical Association. ilEA vy EQULr~LENT 1~-INCH wheel., man'. raccoon coat; The men organized the assocla· We are leek In, men In thl t ar a 10 RENT room lor man. 74815. I 2·1 boat trailer; ,Dod 7'~ oulboard molar; torments o[ tbe devil," he shouted. train for Ole el and Heavy Equlpme,,1. V lire chatnl: one room house trailer. Civil Service ATLANTA IA'I- A hospital which. ,. . tion, embodying all graduate pharo 4191 HI,h pay and future security .re the ROOMS tnr Men SlucJenltl. 115 North GOODY'S AUTO PARTS, 901 Malden had been charged wilh holding a Only recently nt Pla.infleld, WIS., macists in Johnson County, to Cut-· bonetlll 01 a 1I'll In 0<1 and experlenc.d Clln lOn. Dial 833'. ,. 1.30 Lane. 1-30 Dlu cl 111011. If l -OY have mech nleal new.born baby for,. nonpayment of ~oh~e .uncovered the blZa.rre career ther the objectives of professional Trailer for Sale aplltude. wrIte to u. for free Intorrna- ROOM ror bo l's. 8·1539. 1·31 a $334 bill has released the in. In kllhn~ andtgrave.lootlng of Ed· pharmacy. The group includes has· ___..;..;..::..:..;.::.;.....:.:.....::.;;.:-=-___ lion wlthouL obU.allon. 10 how you Pels may bocome a part 01 IhJ. rapIdly SINOLE room lor man. ,rodua'" .tu· Jobs Open font to its parents after court ward. Geln. Skulls and oUlcr huma.n pital, academic and retail phases "or SRle: 1954-35 (I. End.rllOn Mobile ""pandln. Indu.try. home. Call 8-4990 aCler 5 p.m. 2·1 li en!. 8-0244 . 2· 29 fOR SALJ:-auar.n~ed canary .In,.. I. action remains were Cound around hiS of pharmacy. TrlelOr Tralnln, Service-Box 27 cnre 2662. The Dall) Iowan. Pt.EA ANT Iln,le and double loom •. 12-29