ri 'mas Fund_, ' f Goall ~ - . snort,!or o -- has bien 955 ninth ~n. seal campal,o owan daU, president nty Tubereu. Serving The State University of Iowa and the People of Iowa City ednesday. , • I ns are expect. ~bU.h~d In, 1868-Five Cents a Copy Member of Assoc;iated Press-AP Leased Wire and Wirephoto Service lOW3 City, Iowa, Friday, J anuary 6, 1956 endall added. we"l'e sent. to sidents 10 No. ;;:·'k!:.~'. . mpt to ra~ U O. Follow. t out in De- ~ ~,\"., e.i· ,: . ., , . llected, 85 per I... C , in JohnSOIl ."1 : I,t ' .. rges on Tax Slashes cent ~lll'(o to -'------~~~7_------~~~~~~~----~------~---~_~------~------.------~--~- tuberpwosla . ximately half Still a LiHle Early t will be uSilE~D~CE (;1» - A B, JAMES nAN8BURG tax cuts now. ' YOltfl. ' illinois p'aro,!e" was held The Iowa Clty porklift got olf He spoke against lowering taxes at the expense of "fiscal in­ Without QGnd Thursday night on in !\ slow hilt stea"" .. tart Tour•• tegrity" and a balanced budget; against "going furthc, into debt to a ,murdk charie l'n the killini day as pork prices fenerally * * * give ourselves a tax cut at the ot. a ~~lIce officer in the sherltf's were marKed down ana iJ'OCers expense of our children." o(lj(:e .hQ.!'.e . • thro."~ho. "j the county featured Leaders of both parties have ';WJ)'l'en ' Nutt~r Jr., 18, Free­ special sales. Senate Flares urgcP, caution on tax cuts. P4rt,,' JU.. one ot , five Illinois One s~ore reported i18 sales The President forecast that teedll;ers o~ a. spur-ot-the mo· were live times normal. government income will match s tften~ iaunt to California, waived Another store reportedly \\{IS Up Following outgo by midycar, and said hc ~. t,M '(flnd jury on an a~cusa­ seJlln: some cuts below cost. ~ould propose a continued ba l­ tlo~ . that be deliberately shot I But, although sales were above ance for the year follow ing. Pa~ip'l!U'an ' . Harold Pearce, 52, normal, grocers reported no gen­ lice's Speech 5 Major ProPOIals fath,r of two. eral buying spree. Major proposals in the Presi­ ,Two lJpys 'arrested with Nutter Sees No Rlee WASHINGTON tIP) - A farm dent's program called for: 'V&fe ttmled over to neighboring . 1. A Z5-mllllon dollar pro,ram One grocer said he was coop­ deqa te flared up in the senate Delaware. 'C~unty In connection late Thursday, accompanied by of Cederal aid to rughways such with · a filUng station breakin. erating in the porklitt but was as Congrcss failed to approve in not. expectina greater sales be­ Democratic demands that Presi­ 'l'wd (irlB in the' quintet were dent Eisenhowcr ~ keep the prom­ its last session, He suggested held,. tor 'Illioois juveolle autho· cause he had been selling pork at merely an "adequate plan of fi­ cost for the Pilst two months. ises" he made to agriculture in rities, . 1052. nancing," rather than insisting All grocers contacted predicted on long range borrowing. ·1 ...•• "","-"tied 81100tlal a considerable increase in pork The argument began a few how's aftcr Eisenhower, in his Z. Farm leJillatton, Including a C'~unQt ., Atto.rncy William G. sales for the month. But all soil bank program as part of a State oC the Union messagc, said Klotzbac,h said Nu~ter had signed agreed It would not be in one he will open a stepped-up at­ "many-sided program" to allc­ great rush. vlate the farm problem. Th e pl an a ; ~\!I$~meni , lldmi~ting he shot tack on the "deep-scated prob­ 1f~r~;..vlth 'a ~ ,2 ,auge shotgun. Commenting on the 3-mllllon will be detailed in a special mes­ pound goal set by the Iowa City lems" plaguing {... rmers. sage to Congress Monday. Nq~e,I'... .ha~ ,

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General Notices must be lelt at The Dolly Iow3n office, Room Ha Communlcatloru Center, by 2 p.m. the day pretedinc publication. The, The F FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1956 mun btche •. eket is • epa,tmtD., In tit, • __ ulllltaU ••• Sport Editor ..... , .... Iva .. Llep'n.·"' ______~ _____ • CHORAL CLUB - The first Ce'.ier. I..... h ... I a.a. t. ~ p ..... Sodety Editors ...... Iklty Broyl ...... ,. 111, ...,11 F,IGO,.. and Eleanor Benz. SubacrlpUon ralel - by carrier !n LECTURE-John Scott, assist- meeting of the newly organized '.. , . Editorial M let,",1 ••..••.• Tom Lias 10WI City, 2~ cent. weekly or $8 per ant to the Publisher of Time Campus Choral Clup will be held Chid Pholocrapher and year In. advance; she months, $4.2S; magazine, will give a lecture on Monday, Jan. 9 at 8:30 p.m. in eather Dial 4'.' rr.... "e •• I. ml'nl.bt I. Wirephoto Technician .. Chllrl... Allen three monlh!. $2.~ . By mall In Iowa. re,ort .t" ite.... '-Ol'ae.'. pa.e $9 peT year; six months, ,~: three "Latin America and the News" room 11 of the Music Building, fternoofi Ito...... ~ oj._ t. toe Dall,. monlh.l, $3; eU othe, mall sub crlp­ l owaL Edll.,I.1 .lIIen are ID til. I.e tu O. IItDI. r.blW..r \Ion •• $10 per ye.... ; 01>< months. $5.00; at 8 p.m., Thursday, Jan. 19 in Jetferso? and Gilbert s.treets. Dnis ...... c.u.u.. e.ltr. CnD., A... ·\. r.blbbe, E'.a, Ihree month". $3 .25. the Senate Chamber of Old CapJ AcademiC and non-academic em­ VI w itol. Co-sponsored by the School ployes of ~U~ and/or their of Journalism and the Graduate spouses are inVited. For further College. information call Mn.. ~uls A 'Better S'eating .Plan Landweber, 8-1729. FREE MOVIE - The Union PH.D. GERMAN TEST-PIt.D. Student erlting at ] Owa football games seats at Iowa football games, and that al\ Board will present a free movie German reading eXilminatlOllB "A Star Is Born" with Judy Gar­ will be given Thursday, Jan~ 12 \vas th•e leadin~ campus issue last fnll. seats will be fiJl ed if there arc enough fans land and James Mason. The film from 3 to 5 p.m. in room 104 n Bar Trouble st.,rted wlien th r were not who want to see the lowa games. will be shown in the main lounge Schaeffer Hall. Please regl:ster or the Iowa Memorial Union at 'The qu enough eats for students at the Iowa­ The Athletic Board of Control has been by noon on Jan. 12 if you wish 7 p.m. Sunday Jan. 8. to take the examination. IIde its Kan as tate game, the' ea on opener for silent on plans for 1956, when Iowa will , rry Wa the H awke es. have a home schedule of five gam s, in- ' FOLK DANCE-SUI students HILLEL - There will be serv- cording and statt are especially invited ices at Hillel House today at ood. The They el;ded (after pre sure had been eluding j lichigan, Nob'e Dame, and Ohio to a Folk Dance to be held today 7:30 p.m . r thc Sl brought to bear upon the admini. tration by State. t at the Women's Gym. Instruc------th ludent Council) with the purchase of lions in various dance patterns tftc M­ It was encouraging to see the Student "Ric h, Yo end zone hI ach rs for additional student , from many foreign lands wlll be Council step forth this wcek with a pro- offered during the early part of seating. That settled the is uc fQr 1955. posal for 1956 seating. . the evening with request dancing • • • atter 10 p.m. Dances from Switz­ Mrs. • • • over the vacation, and BUL~ETIN fillt it did not s ttle the e ting problem erland will be featured this The council plan pro'vides proper con­ week. The evening is informal, Ham for 19$6. and women are urged to wear sideration for both student and non­ c ·t fall the enrollment will b higher. A Look at the Books * low heels. isiti student fans. UNIVERSITY CALENDAR That will have to be taken into account. * * * * * • • • It would place student football seating BABY-SITTING - The book THURSDAY, JAN. 5, 1956 of ' the cooperative. Baby-Sitting UNIVERSIT1' cale.ne.r IWIIIa Whl'n enough seats are allottcd to take on tllC same basis as student seating at Uni­ league will be in the charge ot are scheduled In the Prell. care of all the students, there are bound to verSity Theater ·plnys. The student would Brotherhood (for Some) Mrs. John E. Coxe from Jan. 3 dent'. ofllce, Old CapitoL pick lip his reserved ticket for the game to 17. Call her at 8-0408 it you b galncs when th yare not all filled. fiut want a sitter or information Saturday, Jan, "I there nrc usually nOll-student fans waiting by presenting his student identification Some American college fraternities pledge only 'Aryans;' about joining the league. 7:30 p.m.-Basketball, Mlchl­ card in the week previous. T.hen all tickets gan State vs. Iowa-'Fleldhouse. wilhont ticket who would b glad to fill I. Greek-letter sorority bars Greek girls Sunday, Jan.' not claimed before the game would be sold FRATERNITY PLEDGES empty stlld 'nt seats. lIow will they b 1 t There will be a meeting ot all 3-5 p.m.-College of. Nursing in? to non-stud Il ts prior to game-time. FRATERNITIES WITHOUT Capping Program and Receptlon BROTHERHOOD. (A campuS Some American college fraternl- gatlon, and of Tau Kappa Epsi­ -Main Lounge, Iowa Memorial The installation of nl'W steel bleachers This would assu re a capacity crowd StarUn, Mondr.y. Jan. to, Gene,al report on racial and n:ligious ties discriminate on the basis of Ion and other national fraterni­ NoUcell mull be delivered at The Union. 1ast fall added 2,200 scats, to lM capacity whenever possible and would eliminate the prejudoice), by Alfred McClung the same mythical racial concept DaJly Iowan Office at an earUer time. 4:00 p.m. - Chamber Music N.tloes to appear in • TuefJ da." Iowan of 10wa stadium. t the Indiana and Pur­ possibility of empty seats inside the stacli­ Lee, president of the National used by Ado!! Hitler to foment ties which seem tru~ to practice mud be tn by 8 a.m. ltlonday. Notlee_ Concert-Shambaugh Auditori­ Committee on Fraternities in and justify the atrocities and ag- democratic priciples, seem to of­ '.r otber week days must be in b1 um. dl1e games lhat follow d their installation, tim and disappointed fans outside. G , .m. two days prior t. publlcUlon, Education. The BOOcon Press. gression of Nazi Germany! fer hope for the fraternity sys- 7:00 p.m.-Union Board Free thc student se tion in the west stand was Of course, there is still tlothin g to pre­ $1.95 (paper edition). Movie, "A Star Is Born"-Main At least one fraternity (Phi tern. fraternity pledges ·on campus at fill ed 10 capacity. vent a student from claiming his ticket, Lounge, Iowa Memorial Union. Del ta Theta) repealed its Aryan Polls such as a national one 8:30 a.m. Jan. 7 in Macbride Hall 8:00 p.m.-Iowa Mountaineers But the newly-installed bleachers were then turtling it over to a friend who has a By JACK PEASE blood clause only in 1954 and the taken by Elmo Roper in 1949 auditorium. Mana,ln, Edito r Travelogue, "Kayaks Down the not filled. And both games were announced girl coming to SU [ for the game. action still needs approval of 1he ·have consistently shown that Since thc origin of American 1956 national convention to be- about 80 per cent of college stu­ Nile" by John Goddard - Mac­ bride Auditorium, as sdl-ollts. Many Iowa fans could not gct • • • coUege fraternities, there has cme final. Phi Delta Theta su.~ - dents oppose exclusion by fra­ CHRISTMAS TREES - Resi­ dents of University married hous­ Monday, Jan. 9 tickets to see those games, while student But neithe? the athletic board nOr tho been a wide variance of opinion pcnded its Amherst and Williams ternitles on the basis of race and among the people (and even chapters in 1953 for pledging 'religion . . ing areas are asked to have their 2 p.m. - University New­ Sl'ats remained mpty. Student Council have come to grips with Christmas trees placed in conJ comers Club Tea - Iowa Me- among fraternity members) as to "non-Aryans" and demonstrated A majority of college frater­ At the Iowa-~I inncsota game, the home the second part of tlle student seating their value. spicuous places outside their bar­ morial Union. , ' . its real attitude toward the prob- nity members wants to end self­ racks on Saturday afternoon Jan. 8 p.m. - Humanities Society, s('ason finale, several vacant seats appeared problem. But those of all shades of Icm by sustaining the suspen- segregation. But here at SUI - 7. There will be a collection of "Skepticism and the Counter/" in th we t stands. This \vt\s due partially Where is the student section to be in opinion have in recent years reg­ sions a.t the 1954 convention, where t here are several frater­ the trees by the Explorer Scouts Reformation in France" by Prof. istered concern abOtit a problem even after repealing the Aryan nities and sororities which prac­ to th ~ rigid enforcement of the nile that no 1956? There will not be enough seat iu of Troop 203 as a precaution Richard Popkin, SUI :-. :;enate . la11ifh threatens. to destroy the clause. lice self-segregation by specific arainst fires. Trees will be col­ Chamber - Old Capitol. FOLK D one from another part th sthclil1l'n ~oulCl lII , rhe ~ttident section% the we t stan£l~~ Of mternity syslem from within. Many fraternities openly limit clause or by "understanding" - lected In Finkbine Park, Stadium Tuesday, JaD. 10 . Dances move into the student section to sit with Will the students again be shunted off 'to their memberships to "White as elsewhere, fraternity members Park, South Park, Westlawn 4:30 p.m. - Unlversity Facpl­ be featur Folk Dan a fri<'nd. the end zone? Or will the athletic board THE PROBLEM is self-segre­ Christians." Others resort to take little action. Park, emplin Park, Riverside ty Council - House Chamber, clauses limiting membership to ~ ~ • Park, Quonset Park, North 'Park, Old Capitol. "omen's give them more room in the west stands, gation-{)xcluSion of individuals , 11 p.m ... • • • "such as are socially acceptable LEE CLAIMS only to present Central Park, the Park Lawn 6:30 p.m. - Triangle Club Pic­ from membership for purely Jiaira Da The problem comes down to this: How even if it does fill a few choice seats tllat racial or reli gious reasons. Car­ to all members of th e fraternity" the results of studies and offers Apartments and the Capitol nic Supper - Iowa Memorial (the phrase which replaced the no pat solution to the complex Street Apartments. Union. . Swiss da an if h' a sured that ~ tud en t s can find could be sold? ried to its most ludicrous ex­ well as re ireme, this segregation results in Phi Delta Theta Aryan cl~use) or problem of self-segregation. But Thursday, Jan. 12 ether similar ones. he leaves reader with the feel- EDUCATION WIVES - The 9:30 a.m. - University Club Il1g in the , :.; instances such as the Greek­ ing that only concerted action by are invite letter sorority at the University Even more insidious are tacit individual fraternity members Education Wives Club will meet Morning Coffee and Business at 8 p.m. Jan. 10 in the basement Meeting University Club Press Does ·' Its 'Duty of Missouri WAich refuses ~ ad­ understandings' or phrases In and enlightened chapters can ·lhe ot the Iowa-Illinois Gas and Room. " ~I BETA • mit to membership girls of fraternity rituals which con- wrest the fraternity system from PI Beta Th Democratic party has always re­ lobbying laws, uncovered by the pro-Re­ Greek extraction. Electric Company. 4 p.rv. - Information First - veniently exclude certain races the terrible grasp of twisted Senate Chamber, Old Capitol. hold its w publican Kansas City Sta... Roberts re­ But segregation in frater'nities or religions . lind circ~mv~nt mental concepts which allow the Mardi sented what it calls "th one-party press" of y ZOOLOGY SEMINAR - The Friday, Jan. 13 Signed. has few humorous aspects and thre~t~ of ~ctlon by unJve.rslt , racial or religious stereotypes to p.m. to 1 the Unit d St{ltes. It has good reason. Zoology Seminar will meet to­ 8 p.m. - Concert by Four many grim ones, in terms of con­ administratIOns on the baSIS of I form opinions of men without Freshmen - Main Lounge,8;rowa 1.!eo Corti 4. The administration's handling of the day at 4:10 p.m. in room 201, Chaper About 90 per cent of the Ilalion's news­ sequences for the individuals in­ actual clauess. 'considering the i r individual Zoology Building. The speaker Memorial Union. Wolf Ladejinsky case, brought into the volved and for fraternities. $ ,;0. traits. 8 p.m. - Bose Memorial Lec­ Mrs. Ja will be Dr. 'Rober~ W. Hull, Pro­ Mrs. Geor papers arc pro-Republican. open by the pro-Republican D es Moines That the iraternity system "PHI KAPPA PSI has never Certainly all connected with fessor of Biological SCiences, ture by Dr. A. S. Lall - Mac­ faces a crises is evidenced by a had a constitutional or' a ritual institutions where fraternities bride Auditorium. rlette Eva This. was of benefit to the nation dur­ Register. Lad~insky, fired by Secretary of Northwestern University. He will er, Mrs. November 8, 1954 ruling of the requirement to discriminate, but and sororities exist, and especial­ speak on "Studies on the Physio­ Saturday. JaIL It ing the 20 years of D emocratic rule, when Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson, was given a United States Supreme Court. it nevertheless expelled its Am- ly fraternity and sorority mem­ logy of Suctorian Protozoa." 7:30 p.m.-Basketball, Minne­ ~de Mae 1 m McC 4.k pt the Democratic admini tration from job in the State Department. Benson later The court upheld as legal and herst chaper (in 1948) for 'un- bers should be interested in this sota vs. Iowa-Field.House. proper an ultimatum by the fraternal' conduct-the pledging book. getting out of bounds. Doubt was cast on apologized to Ladejin kyo HUMANITIES SOCIETY-The 9-12 p.m.-Post Ball Game State University of New York to of a Negro," Lee writes. . And if any are shocked by the Graduate College and Humani­ Party-Main Lounge, Iowa Me- Saturd its influence, however, by the overwhelm- . 5. The ca~ of Allen Whitfield, the fraternities on iis 27 campuses. "Pi Kappa Phi wrote its re- practices it reveals, it is about ties Society will hear Prof. Rich­ morial Union. \ iog victori scored by Franklin D. Roose- ' President's nominee for a post on the • • striction into its ritual after time they were shocked. ard Popkin of the SUI Depart­ SundaJ, Jail. 15 Party I formally removing the clause * * ment ot Philosophy in a lecture 7 p.m.-Union Board Free ' The po velt and Harry Truman in the face of press Atomic Energy Commission, brought to THE UNIVE¥SITY ordered its from its constitution. The same In his bibliographical* notes, fraternities to either eliminate entitled "Skepticism and the Movie "Where Do We Go From lit the un opposition. light again by the Register. Whitfield asked has been done by many other Lee quotes the following reply Counter-Reformation in France" Here"-Main Lounge, Iowa Me­ Jan State racial and religious discrimina­ fraternities," Lee com ments. from SUI Dean of Students L. When the Republicans returned to the President to withdraw his nomination tion from fraternity admissions at 8 p.m. Monday, Jan. 9 in the morial Union. ~ been Far more numerous than actu- Dale Faunce dated June 4, 1954, Senate Chamber of Old Capitol. -8 p.m.-Iowa Mountaineers power 1n 1952 a n ew responsibility was rather than go through a congreSSional in­ .practices or sever by ] 958 all n John al suspension of chapters are in - In answer to a query as to what TrayelogUe, "The Lure ot Alas­ id Thur connections with national fra­ MISS SUI-Miss SUI contest­ placed upon the American press. If it sup­ vestigation. stances such as thai: at the Uni- action the SUI adminIstration kl;l" by JohnEbert-Macbride " Lack 0 ternities which insist on these ants may pick up any of their portQ

\ • , . . '. ' . !'III DAILY rOWAN-r.". Cltr, r..-Prl.. In. 'f 1.51-P.,•• • f four Fr~~hmen' Quartet ~ iSS SUI Engaged Pizza Makes Hearty Sna.cf • I When guests drop in, , Disc lor the family, Stars, To· Sing' Here platler of individual pizzas. 'The Four Freshmen, Capitol These piping hot appetizers are reeording stars, w1l1 be present- gloriously topped with slices ot G K II perfectly-seasoned sausage links. Hawkeye id in the Iowa Memorial Union race e y To prepare, spread toasted 'Eng­ LOunge Friday, Jan. 13 at 8 p.m. d. a meet­ IIsh muffins or hamburger buns planned. ~C e n tr a I Party Committee with tomato paste or chili sauce, business • President AI Waxenberg, A4, shredded sharp cheese Ilnd Il , Jan. 18 Ranks Top I-n sprinkling ot the Italian herb, o.venport, said tickets will go ence room 0J1 sale Monday at the informa- oregano. n. Top with sausage link slices which are ready to serve with The lirst ;ke~\~~5~e Union. Price per Besl-Dressed only a quick broiling to melt the organized A "Four Freshmen Preview" cheese and combine the flavors. III be held ill be presented In the Gold For appetizers, cut the pizza NEW YORK (JP)~The young o p.m. in eather Room of the Union this Ir.to wedge-shaped pieces and Building, women tripped ahead of their serve hot. lternoon from 3 to 4 p.m. by elders Wednesday in the art of 'Quickle Plua Saruhvleh t streets. elegant attire. They dominated demic em­ nnls Tate, A2, Iowa City. the new list at the world's best­ 'jor their SUI will feature tape record­ ~ pound brown 'n serve sausage ~~~~~~~~~~~~::::::::~~~~~~~~~~~~_ dressed women, and that's not 4 Engllsh mulfins, split, buttered .: or further gs of the preview next week. normal and toasted r)(. Louis The combo, rated tops in the y: cup tomato paste or chili . In fact, the experts said, it up­ sauce sets a fashion tradition. 1 cup shredded cheese Why John Gunther reads ST-'PII.D. rumentally, is especially noted Generally, it is women of more Oregano \lminatlons r its versatility. The members years, more seasoned tastes and Cut each sausage Hnk Into 8 y, Jan, 12 e Ross Barbour, Ken Errair, experienced eye who rule as the pieces. On each toasted muffin queens of excellent apparel. But The Reader's Digest room 104 n 'Barbour and Bob Flanigan. half spread a tablespoon ot to­ se register this time the accent was on mato paste. Top each with th~ The quartet, started in 1948, you wish youth as the New York Dress In­ sausage, one link per mullin n. de Its West Coast debut at stitute announced the results of half. and the shredded cheese. , its annual poll ot more than 1,000 rry Wald's Studio Club while Season lightly with oregano. i • ill be serv­ cording for Capitol in Holly- fashion editors and designers. Broil until hot. Serve hot. Makes today at Instead of the usual 10, there ood. The group then was signed 4 servings. were 14 choices, because there I ... r thc Stevc Allen TV show and Four Freshmen were ties tor tour places. Nine Miss Dora Lee Martin e M-G-M motion picture, of the 14 are undcr 3S-the big­ December Welfare Aid Mrs, Ela Freeman, Houston, Tex ., announces the engagement "Jlich, Young and Pretty." gest proportion yet or the young­ i , About The er set. of her granddaughter. Miss Dora Lee Marlin, to Leonard C. Patter­ $28,316 for County L--­ Tie for First Place son, son of Mr. WlJIiam Terry, Houston, Tex., and Mrs. Roberl Sla tlstles released today by the I. Mrs. Chapmap Tied lor lir t place were Mrs. Smith, Katy, Tex. State Social Welfare department ~ETIN Servicemen William Paley of New York, wife Miss Martin, recently chosen Miss SUI of 1956, Is a tresh!')1an show that $28,316 In aid was ,', • I amed To Head J;1mes F. Gerard, airman ap- of the president of the Columbia in the College of Liberal Arts. Mr. Patterson is a student at Texas spent ln Johnson County during Broadcasting System, and screen Southern University, Houston, Tex. December. , .. isiting Nurs~s prentice, USN, 912 Dodge St., is actress Grace Kelly, one of few No wedding date has been announc d. A total of $20,538.50 was spent LENDAR attending the Air Controlman Hollywood notables ever to make for old aie assistance In Johnson .' elderly ot the top-fashion list. • 5, 1956 has School at the Naval Air Station, the top rank. CHEESE FANCIERS County. The amount was divid- en named president of the Olathe, Kan. Others are: Seventh-Mrs. Allred Gwynne Apple aJld cheese fanciers w1ll a.r l&ema Tied for second-the Duchess Vanderbilt of New York. ed among 344 cases.. '" am 101111 01 TIll' R('(u/e,.'s Di~$1 III/ ,,/I .url~ oj ~, e PreaS .. wa City Visiting Nurse Asso- The school trains personnel in of Windsor, a perennial winner Eighth...!.. Mrs. Henry Ford II applaud Individual salads of ap­ i bill mohr/.\' bcro/l/ll' il ol,('fl.' lic('Il III' Ill1rompl'(HllisillJlf.V 'apltoL clition tor 1956, succeeding Mrs . .air tratfic control. in the realm of tasteful dress, of Detroit, wife of the automobile ple slices and cheese. To pre­ DON'T GET 10 beillg 1I:i,OI i, 11(11111' implifll- a Sf'r,.icp 10 r/!(lders. I" II ., Scolt Swisher. Pfc. Robert M. Ewalt, son of and young Princess Margaret of industrialist. pare. core red apples and sHce '/Qz{!II lall81111{/;<' - II/sid!' ,'sia, l"si,/r Em·ofX'. Illside , Ninth - Mme. Arturo Lopcz­ into quarter inch rings. Spread MARRIED •• all, Michl­ Other new ofllcers are James Mr. and Mrs. Merritt A. Ewalt, Great Britain. Soli/fa AnI!'riro. Illside IfritYl - il I,,·illf/,s rroJI'I'S Oil ;11. \ ". · I Tied for third-Mrs. Byron WillshBw of Paris, young wife of apple Slices with roque fort or ... withoat MeiDl Olll' ieldhouse. E. HerrlOtt, v ce president; Mrs. R.R. I, recently was graduated Foy of New York, also a regular lin." willoble Cf/ryJ.o oj p/I't.I IoIlf'f'. illformalioll ,wd (:/Icoura/1C" ' • . I . an art collector. cream chcese softened wit h emcetl . . . IDvltaUODl, me/ll ifl(l(/ scruplllolis/' alld .:ffilo/l '(rlrulII prillLl!Il Pllbl(' . " :,,' . ~ , Ben W. StearM, ,sccretary, and from the 10th In!an t ry DlVISlon·" winner, and the Countess Rodol- Tied tor tenth - the Countess French dressing. Stack 2 to 3 NapkillJ, Match... Weddlq of Nursing Joseph G. Wayner, treasurer, 0/1 m'er lIte 'llurld." ... ,' .... j Artillery's Non - Commissioned fo Crespi of Rome, former New apple rings on a crisp lettuce leaf Bookl, etc. d Reception ;Members of the board include of QUintanilla of Madrid, the . t~ former Mary Elaine Gritrith of tor each serving. If desired, cen-, i John Gunther, aulhor of the current best·seller " Inside Africa" : ' . G. a Memorial the Rev. John Craig, James Officer Academy in Germany. York debutante, Consuelo O'Con- .'. ~ .. ,t R. Jordan, Attorney Emil G. Ewalt, who attended SUI, en- nor. ° C Rockland County, N. Y., who ters may be filled with chopped HALL'S '. ther holees married into Spanish nobility nuts. 127 Soath Daball.' er Music T rot t, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. tered the Army In 1954 and com- Fourth _ Mrs. Winston Guest and Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby of Auditori- 'Swlsher and Herriott. 1 d his b IF ' pete asic tra ning at ort of New York and Palm Beach Houston, Teras, former sccn~­ In January Also members of the board ruI Riley, Kan. wile of the millionaire polo play~ Reader's~:.·,,>. :'~~:~, committee chairmen are Mrs. lary of heaith, education and Board Free weHare. orn"-Main .bert F. Ray, volunteer and Army Capt. George W. Moel- er. rial Union. B ply committec; Mrs. M. E. leI', son of Gustove W. Moeller, Firth-Mrs. William Randolph Digest don't' miss: ~.:.( ., "~,! ~ T ylor, nominating committee; 518 5, Capitol St., recently par- Hearst Jr. of New York, wife of One Week Only! ountaineers s. Charles Tlttinger, board ticipated In the largest joint the publisher. .. t:· Down the !i. CONDENS"TlON FROM n.50 lEST SELLER: .." " ~ Army~Air Force maneuver since Sixth-Mrs. Jacques Balsan of . , rd - Mac- s dy; Mrs. Stearns, publi.city; World War II, Exercise Sage New YOl'k and ~alm BeaCh, the NIGHT TO REMEMBER." Hailed as "unsink­ ayner, finance; and Mrs. Chap- . -.' Brush, in Louisiana. former Consuelo Vanderbilt. Positively ahle," the Titanic proudly slliled, carrying tho . 9 an, program . Moeller, a 1946 graduate ot Now past 70, she's among the world '8 rich and famou8. 5 daya later-gashed by sur, Is an aviator in the first Ar- an iceberg-8he sank with 1,502 SOUI8. Here, filled . mored Division, now stationed in LAST (HANCE with det.a.iJIJ never before published, is a gripping . account of the world's m08t appalling sea disaBte~. ties Society, r (J' Fort Polk, La. . , e Counter,. 'J lem:i Army Pvt. .Edward C. Box- to sign ' up for a UNLlSS YOU DENY YOURSELF. The pre-.aiJing id a , . su well, son ot Mr. and Mrs. How­ ce" by Prot. II II The Fabulous of millions today ill: "How can I enjoy myeelf'!" I - Senate l!:::=====:.::=====:J ard F. Boxwel1, 1217 Highland Famed author A. J . Cronin showa why nothing of pitol . . fOLK DANCE Ave.. rect>Jltly was assigned to relll value can be accomplished without self·di8c.i· Dances from Switzerland will the 205th Military Pollee Com­ • 10 • • • '1 IlUCCeIIII 'f be featured ''thls evening at the pany at Fort Leavenworth, Kan. 19 S6 HAWKEYE ' pline; and why.the surest.path to true add rsity Facul­ happiness is in learning to do without. e Chamber, Folk Dance to be held in the Boxwell entered the Army In FOU'R "omen's Gymnasium from ~ to October, 1953, and received his Subscription cords are available at thefollow­ "liE EUROP£lN STUDENTS SMARTlRl In Europe, 11 p.m, "Dr. GsatsJlg" and "La basic training at Fort Leonard pupilelearn marc, work harder, and play less thaD' "aira Da Strada," both popular Wood , Mo. ing places: in America- but fewer geL to high &Chool and .' Swiss dances, will be taught as I' Navy Ensign 'Byron K. Fauss, college. Which system is best'! Here's a chance well as regional dances origlnat­ J. 12 son of Mr. and Mrs, B. T. Fauss, In University Hall-Cashier's Window for you to compare for yourself. '. , I itig in the Unted States. Students FRESHMEN versity Club 502 West St., Shenandoah, re­ are invited to attend. nd Business cently was graduated from the • THE F£lRSOME ATOMIC SUIMARINl. Here, told for . In Communications Center - Room ersity Club I. U.S . Naval Pre-Flight School, ~ , the fir8t time, ar the capabilities of the NautUu8, '. : I BETA PHI U ond why atomic submarines will oUl.mode the de- Pensacola, Fla. • 201, Room 205 1 or Room 210 Pi ~tion First - Beta Phl social sorority will • ~ fCI18e setups of all natioM, including our own. · " hold its winter formal, "Oome to Fauss attended SUI before en­ d Capitol. tering the service. • . At Campus Stores . 13 the Mardi Gras," tonight tram 7 The Fabulous t by Four • p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Maytlower. George E. Davis, son of Mr. ~ Get January Reader's Digest" '. ;.:.':/ ... 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, ... - .. -.- . . Pa.e 4-'hIE DAlLY IOWAN-Iowa City. b.-Frl., Jan. 6, 1956 REView OF THE YEAR"':'By Alan Maver (lock Failure ------AU6UST~-=====:::::==:::- - I Bucky feels Northwestern PIQts Confuses Ski Hawks eady ' F tb II TIt H1 , t --_..... Tr~ Daylon 68, Duqu ..ne O~ I , Pill ~f~1 Cola.mbla. !l8 for Adion 00 a a en un Indiana Cenlral '8. Wabash '0 Tournament EVANSTON, Ill. (JP)-There's W.. tern Kentucky 73. Xavier (01110) '4 '! • Four GRINDELWALD, Switzerland SUI Basketball Coach Buck}' nothing wrong with Northwest­ Oblo U. 98. Oeor,elowD (K,.) ,t called St. Louis 110. LSU 19 (JP) - A Umlng clock failure O'Connor said Thursday he feels ern University football that a lot Blo Grande (OhiO) 98, Wilber I.... 64 1 nounee SENIOR BOWL TOURNAMKNT of mili ' threw the big Grindelwald in­ that his team has finally regain­ of good players won't eure, and the new Wildcat .combinatioil of Cons.laUon The I ternational Ski Tournament into ed confidence after dropping its Bailie To Lead Iowa Clemson 98, Miami. (Fla.) .8 Coach Ara Parseghian and Ath­ Tulane 12. Geor,l. l\6 called 1 last three games, played on the ------), confWlion Thursday and pro­ letic Director Stu Holcomb in­ A 6-)1\Ont duced an angry reaction from West Coast during the holiday tend to get them. psysical education course Is tied ;.fter season. That was the gist of com­ in with the t-iberal Arts College release I the Austrian team after one of Opener t Gymnasts in ments by Parseghian and Hol­ and is tougher academically than_ serve 7 its contestants had been dis­ The Hawkeyes have been put comb Thursday as they were for­ physi ~a L education courses at ~ units . placed from lirst place in the through 10 n'g and strenuous Iowa's gymnastic team opens mally introduced to the Chicago other Big Ten schools, according The event. workouts in preparation for its dual meet selson today at chapter of the Football Writers to Holcomb. made ~ West Germany's Evi Lanig was their Big Ten opener with Mich- Chicago in two dual meets Assn. This situation may be changed; the req declared the winner after the igan State here Saturday night. against Indiana and the Univer­ Parseghian; 3l:-sear-old coach­ a~ Northwestern, Holcomb said,. cers an ing success from Miami of Ohio, without explaining that many en-~ 1Imes of the tirst 18 starters had O'C 0 n nor commented: "The sity of Chicago. Sam Ballie, all­ ber of and Holcomb, nine years head rolling high school athletes fa­ on act! been revised on the basis of team Is looking better and has around competitor ,from St. Pet- football coach at Purdue, were vor normaL physical eaucation'> regained confidence." ersburg, Fla., Is captain of the "Actl standby hand timing when it was frank in conceding that North­ courses. will a Only one lineup change is pos­ 1956 squad. western must match other Big diseovered that the electric tim­ Holcomb said Northwester~ SUI," ~ Ten schools in recruiting to make will concentrate on the Chicago ing device at the finish line sible for the Michigan State con­ Coach Dick Holzaepfel said test, he said. Sophomore Tom Thursday that the team is a a creditable conference showing. area, for football talent. He said wasn't working. Austria's 31- Payne may replace Bill Schoof Holcomb replaced Director Ted Purdue, after looking for prep "Thi! year-old champion, Thea Hoch­ at forward. Payne, from Quin­ little weak at prtrsent but that Papseur, fired Saban and hired talent in Ohio and Pennsylvania.[ feet au leitner, was dropped from ?on un­ cy, Ill., has come along fast and team strength will come from Parseghian. fcund the Chicago area hard to{ present official lirst place to an official has proved himself a strong re­ three men basically - Bailie, Auto Rides bea t. "At least six major schools' • to (hos receive fourth In the revision. bounder and a tine shooter, Stan Beebe and Bill King. Parsegh.ian, who had a re­ in this rea concentllate on Chica-{ Herbert Hels, coach of the O'Connor said. markable 39-6-1 record in five go and suburbs lor players," Hol-; , 30," he The gymnasts will be strength­ The Australian women's team, noti­ Iowa will enter tHe Spartan Miami seasons, attributed his comb said. fied meet officials that Austria ened during the second semester success at the Oxford, Ohit) • Sunday Games &tes wi gatne with a record of three vic­ Thos, would not enter next year's com­ when five men become eligible school to lining up talent by He pointed out that Chicago's tQries and four defeats, and an cO)1\)1\i! petition. But the Austrians did average at 64 pOints per game. for competition, including Stef­ "eJimbing into my auto and vis­ strong parpchial league plays its not make a formal protest. iting every good high school games on Sundays, which is con­ not beE Michigan State ended its pre­ fan Carlsson, an all-around com­ might U.S. FaUs conference schedule with a 5-1 player in the state." venient for coaches and their as~ The results of this major pre­ petitor from Orebro, Sweden. This, he admitted, is not per­ sistants t come to Chicago .and progrlll mark, and dropped its first Big But, Olympic test proved a bitter dis­ _....:======-.:.D~Io~'"~h::'.~~~.~~"I.' ~.~ r. Ten ,game to IllInois Monday. Carlsson was Junior mitted under Big Ten rules, but personally inspect prospects. Most appointment to the American ,...... the "rushing" will be done by high schools play Friday night ment The Spartans have averaged 80 Champion of Sweden about 1 Olympic team members, who lloints per game, with forward Northwestern with all the nerve games, which is unhandy fOIl , lalled to place among the lead­ school there. and energy allowed in conference personal scouting, Holcomb sa1dl receive Julius McCoy leading the aUack ceives ers and who even trailed one of with an average ot 25 points per An addition to the recruiting. All in all, it was a frank dis .. Schwank Denies In other words, good prospects cussion of recruiting, but HoI'! - District 1he Russian girls, entered for the game. events this year, Holzaepfel flrsi time In the slalom race. will be contacted by friends of comb - as Parseghian did - O'Connor expects to start Cat! sail;!, is free exercise. T}lis event . The Katy Rodolph of Reno led the is limited to IIh minutes, and the school and alumni and urged 'emphasized Northwestern's new American squad with a time of Cain at the other forward, Bill to enroll at Northwestern on its policy will be governed by Big under 1 Logan at center, and Bill Sea­ must be performed within a 2 minutes, 4 seconds, which gave Offet from Goe merits as an educational institu­ Ten "rules and regulations." I HOyt, F 30 x 30 foot square surface on a her a tie for 16th place. Miss Iowa freshman football coach ------'-­ berg and Sharm Scheuerman at tion. As Parseghian said, HoJcomll ItiewiC2 guard. Reserved seats [or the bare wood floor. It includes Miller, Lanig, 22-year-old daughter of a Wally Schwank, mentioned in tumbling, balance and strength, With a tuition of almost $900 knows what horses are needed hotel-keeper, was given the of­ published reports as recipient of Foresee Same TV game have been sold out since Willey, and flexibility oemonstrations. per year, privately endowed to play in the Big Ten, after , ficial time of 1:59.5 after having an offer to coach at Coe college Dec. 12. Northwestern has had trouble nine years at the Purdue helm. TheSE been listed unofficially for a in Cedar Rapids, Thursday de- For 7956 Football Free exercise has been added competing for talent on a schol­ "I've got to find out from Stu of theil 2:04.8 timing. nied them. . LANCASTER, Pa. (JP) - A to competition, said the Iowa arship or grant-in-aid basis with how deep you must be to com ping, ( ticers ~ The changes in times tor the • Schwank said that he had not member of the NCAA's Televi­ Reichow Sparkles coach, because this is on Olymp­ other state-supported schools in pete from week to week in the 1 first 18 starters all were down­ been offered · the job, although sion Committee predicted Thurs­ ic year and It will give collegiate the Big Ten. Big Ten," said the handsome , They 2d Lt. I ward and amounted to as much he has talked the situation over day there will be few it any gymnasts practice in the event. Tough PE Co~e Parseghian. "I'll be leaning on while as 12.7 seconds. at length with Coe officials. changes in the televising at col­ In Bowl Practice Bailie competes in all seven Furthermore, Northwestern's his shoulder." : \~ months RuAflan 10th "There has been no formal job legl! football games next fall. events: parallel bars, flying rings, eady J The Russians placed Eugenie offer," the Iowa coach said, "but J. Shober Barr, director of MOBILE, Ala. )-North and free exercise, horizontal bar, Sidorova In a tie for ten lh place 1 was up at Coe last week and athletics at Franklin and Mar­ South squads wo nd up heavy with a time of 2:03.4 for the tumbling, side horse and trampo­ KESSLER'S PRESENTS several aspects ot the situation shall College, said he based his training T~ursday or Saturctay's • twisting downhill race through a there were talked over." prediction on the reports which line. series of gates. She was well President Howell Brooks of he has thus far received from Senior Bowl gam 'o<:eD_ b e ' s specla. It y IS. th e ll'ymg ahead of all five Americans. Coe College said Thursday that various colleges. Barr spoke as Both South coa Paul Brown ~ings. King competes In free Mrs. Andrea Mead Lawrence Schwank is one ~f 12 applicants he made preparations to fly to and North coach · uddy Parker exercise, trampOline -and tum­ of Marshall, Colo., double winner for the post of head football Los Angeles for the annual meet- said they were :.!.well pleased" bling. in the 1952 Olymplcs, was sec­ coach and athletic director at ing of the NCAA. with the way the -squads shaped Other team competitors in- JAM SESSION ond among the Americans, com­ Coe. The present NCAA code on up. clude Bill Voge and Dick Dohr- pleting the course in 2:04.5 to tie Brooks said the post has not television of college football Iowa's Jerry Reichow, most mann, side horse; Dick Kuiper, Today .(Friday) 3 10 5 Saturday 3:30 10 5:30 for 20th place. specifically been offered by Coe garries provides for eight "game valuable player in lthe East-West parallel bars; and Mike Stolte, • to any of the applicants and of the week" programs and five ¥ame at San Francisco last Sal- free exercise and tumbling. that more applications are ar- regional dates, in which the col- urday, connected repeatedly on • Larry Barrett • Bobbie Cotter • Jack Loughary Ttving daily. The job pays $9,500 leges may utilize the local Shi- passes to ends Jim Carmichael of First home meet for the gym­ Boxing Guild a year. tions without televising theft CGlifornla, H~rold aur~Jn!l J o~ nasts is Jan. 21 against North- • Bill Smith (Saturday) • John Collins The Coe football head coach's gaines out of their immediate re:: IMissouri, and Jim Freeman, an- wehern, at 3:30 p.m. in the Iowa job [ell vacant last week when .gions. other Iowan. Fieldhouse. Defies State Dick Clausen accepted a post as athletic director at New Mexico KESSLER'S RESTAU RANT un i v e r sit y. According to Schwank, the vacancy would in­ 223 S. Dubuque OutlawRuling clude head football coach, ath­ NEW YORK (JP) - The Box­ letic director and director of physical education lor both men January Clearal~~e Sale Ing Guild of New York Thurs­ day night defied a ban leveled and women. at it by the New York State "We - my family and I "!... are giving -the matter serious . , I athletic Commission and voted unanimously not to dissolve its thought," Schwank said. "I am membership as ordered by Com­ a Coe graduate, and I would at • naturally be interested in return­ Step~~nj mission Chairman Julius Hel­ Lng there." ll1nd. , :STANDIRD !: Helfand outlawed the Guild Reports published Thursday ( WINTER GR"DE ) morning indicated that Schwank This is a ONCE·A·YEAR OCCASION. There are no special purchases ... Dec. 12 and ordered managers had been formally offered the all merchandise is from our regular stock. There is nothing sensational! PREMIUM GA.SOLINE, to sever their Guild member­ job by Coe officials, and saId Every item is simply a rock-ribbed value ... substantially reduced. Do WITH DE-leER ' - ship by Jan. 16 or lose their li­ that his acceptance would be yourself a favor, shop early; you'll be glad you dldl censes-in the State of New York. forthcoming. Charlie Johnston, president of Sch)Yank has been freshman the parent International Boxing coach a t Iowa since 1950, follow­ -FROM' OUR CLOTH,ING DEPT.- J Guild, was present at Thursday ing several successful years as a J night's meeting of the New York high school coach in Iowa cities, AII·Wool F group and said: notably Anamosa and Daven­ Reg. 'Not.blDc Wronr' port. Values "We've done nothing wrorig. to $20 We're relld.x to fight in New Men's Slacks York right now. It he (Helfand) Zaharias Leaves L 37 Men's tokes our licenses away, we have Reg: to go out ot town. $55 to - "We'll go anywhere we can Hce.~e!!~~N~!~~~y-- Mil- $80 to get figlsts. None of us is resign­ dred (Babe) Zaharias left !J1e TOPCOATS c: ing." hospital Thursday for the fIrst Pull Support time since she re-entered it Flannel, Worsted, and Tweed r, CUB D'Amato, acting president Dec. 28 with pneumonia and of the New York Guild in the - went for a half-hour car ride J, fo ab'sence of Max Waxman, who with her husband, George. SUITS is -III lind inactive, issued a pre­ Babe said Thursday "I'm • pared statement which aaid the leeling much better now" and Shetland and Harris Tweed Nylon, Quilt, and Suede dCOisitm to defy Helfand's ban that the couple hoped to return ,. ! had "tbe full support of the to their Tampa, Fla., home this other guilds" in the IBG. month. When Helfand outlawed · the Sport Goats " Jackets ! - Guild, be said it was guilty of "acts detrimental to boxing" f "monopollstic" and "a continu­ 515 to :S45 · .1. S]() .. to, S2.5 ' ing menace to boXing in thli state." He also dalmed the man­ Think of it! 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TlfE DAnV laWM·I-Jowa City, Ia.-Fri., Jan. 6, USC-Pa,.e 5 IBound Over Accept $·20,QOO Scout Head New Series Found Unconsciou$ 4,R0T:' , Grads. 10 In Hotel RODm Here On Charge To Be Given • In Grants fQf SUI · To Talk Here A man whom Unlvet'Jity Hos­ New Army pitals identified as DonaJd Ed­ Try Plan The national president of the With two-thirds of the' total earmarked lor a w educational 01 Larceny At Library mondson, 38, Muscailne, was In By LOY BROOKS program to help in restoring disabled persons to economic sel1- Boy Scouts of America wiIJ speak j Four of tcn Army ROTC cadets graduating in February will be Ronald D. Cassi\1, 28, Eddy­ 'Guttlciency, about $20,000 in gifts and grants has been accepted tor in Iowa City Feb. 6 at the recog­ The University Library will serious condition here Thursday called to active service for six months under a new program an­ "ille, Thursday waived prelim­ SUI by the finance committee ot the State Board of Regents. nition dinner of the 6-county begin a new program series at after being tound unconscious in nounced by the Army in December, Col. James A. Scott, professor The largest grant Is $13,010 from the U.S. Department of Health, inary hearing in Iowa City po- 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Sham- an Iowa City hotel room about of military science and tactics, said Thursd~. Education and Welfare to provide lor added costs of SUI's new Hawkeye Area Boy Scout Coun- lice court on a charge of lar­ baugh Lecture Room. 11 a.m. Thursday. 98 The cadets will receive their commissions, Scott said, and will be graduate program in rehabillta-I ji====:':======;1 cil. - ca lled to active duty sometime between February and June for the ceny. He was bound over to the tion counselling. The annoul)cement that John The monthly programs, called Police said he apparently had f------)' a 6-month period. grand jury and is tree on $2,000 Leading to an M.A. degree in Schiff, New York, had accepted "SUI Library l-rese:lts," w111 pre- taken some kind of tablets_ course Is tied Alter six months they will be receive commissions in the in­ bond. education, the program will et the council's invitaliol} to speak sent part ot the library noD.- Hospital officials reported that I came Thursday from Dr. M. D. Arts College1 released from active duty and fantry division t ROTC will The charge grew out of what under way in February and co - musical record collection and positive identification has not than Marr, council president. l serve 71h years in ready reserve police termed shopllfting in foul' bine resources of University other. little-known library serv- yet been established. He alsQ courses at" units. serve for six mon hs. partments and hospitals. The dinner, to be held In th~ ices. Iowa City stores late Wednesday Iowa Memorial Union, will hon­ had cards in his possession list­ according The short tour of duly was 'Endneerln&' The Research ~orporation of At 910 Kil0c7CW The first program of the ser­ made possible by a reduction in The other six men receiving afternoon. Police said CassilJ has or "the volunteer leaders, both iew will feature a Winston ing him as James Dixon, Chica­ New York gave $2,300 for re­ men and women, who devote the requirement for junior offi- commissions in February are a1l admitted stealing apprOXimately search in chemistry by Prof. TODAI"S CUED LE Churchill recording recently pre­ go. time and energy to working with sented to the library by the Al­ cers and an increase in the num- in the Engineering division. Scott $75 worth ot merchandise. William E. Bennett. 8:00 Mornln, Chapel boys," Dr. Marr said . • However, Muscatine police 8:15 News lis-Chalmers Company: ber of reserve officers remaining said unless further changes are Detective Harland F. Sprinkle Assisted by Wallace Ward, G, Special tribute will be paid to told police here that they believ­ on active duty. made they will be called to ac- 8 :30 American Government Ttie recording, entitled "His ed him to be Edmondson. said that Cassill and his wife Butfalo, N.Y., Bennett is con­ 9:U The Booklhell outstanding scoutmasters, cub­ "Actually this new program live duty for the normal two ducting basic research on the 9:45 Momlnr .'eature Finest ij"0ur," is ot t)le NBC wffre noticed leaying the J. C. 10 :00 News masters, den mothers, explorer broadcast honoring Churchill's will aUect very few here at years, although they too are sub- stabilization or metal valences 10:15 KItchen Coneert advlsers and other unit leaders. 1\ :00 Let Sclenee Tell U. 80th birthday. SUI," Scott said. ject to 6-month dtlty. Penney Co. and Montgomery under certain conditions. Va­ Sliver Beaver award, highest 1\ : 15 Purdue Band or the Air Parts of the recording are of To' Affect Few The four men who will test Ward stores a t different times lences have to do with the com­ 11 :30 London Forum honor a council can bestow on the new system will be returned and depositing unwrapped items bining powers of elements ilt 12 :00 Rhythm flambl,s a volunteer leader, also will be Churc:hill's voiCe. Others include "This new program doesn't af­ forming compounds, Bennett 12:30 Newa the latc Franklin D. Roosevelt; fect our June grad uates at Jlhe to civiJian ranks at the end of in a truck parked on S. Clinton 12:45 Sports Roundtsble presented that night. Selection six months. They wi1\ be free to Street. said. 1:00 MUllcal Cb.ots of the leaders to be honored will Paul Reynaud, war-time Premier present time since it applies only 1:5S Conservation In Hawkeyeland of France; and Sir Anthony Eden. 10 those who will graduate and work at civilian jobs and are Police were notified and ap­ Other gifts and grants included: 2:10 Music In Black and While not be announced until lhe din­ subiect to service recall only in prehended the couple, along with 11.3M from i.e Chll.efllhlp Clearl"'r 2:30 Mu.le Appreciation and History ner. The second . program in the receive commissions before April HOUle. New York UniverSity, tor lowfl'l 3:20 Waitt Time series will commemorate ' the 30," he said. the time ot a national emergen- Benjamin N. Steele, about 60, similar unit. The money Is earmarked 3:30 Newl cy . . Ottumwa, who accompanied the lor the "Week In W.. hJnclon" procram 3 :45 Headlines in Cheml.tr)" MAIL SUNDAY SCHOOL birth of Abraham Lincoln. The program for June gradu­ (or 10 Iowa col1~&e Itudrnts. .:00 Tea Time two. 5:00 Children', Hour Programs are open t9 the pub­ Games ~tes will be announced later. S.tl"'~.n3 rrom the J Alumni .~ ... EKALAKA, Mont. (II') - The Subsequent investigation, how­ 5:30 News lic. Those who received Army "",Iatlon lor WSUI rtdlo broadca.ts 01 5:45 Spomtlme Congregational Christian Church that Chicago's football and balketban aame . league plays its commissions last June and have ever, cleared Mrs. Casslll, 30, and 6:00 DInner Hour of Ekalaka has a Sunday School C'ameraman Tells ' Steele. Police Questioned Cas­ $I,OOt from Ih. L.oul. W •• ntl M.. d 8:55 News BALD EAGLE which is con­ not been called to active service Hili ""'mil. Foundation. Minner

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/ 2Sr Rilles Against Just Bite-Size Set Meeting 'Betrothal Delights Monacans University · ' 1 '1 . 'McCarthy in Here on Job "griels (ontempt (ase .. Rehabilitation • ~. BostON (A') - A ju~ ruled Thursday that Sen. Joseph. McCarthy (R-Wis.) actcd ouUlde the jurisdiction of his -~t. , cOlllmlttcc two yean ago In a one-man probe of subversion in defense plants. In ,handin, down his lengthy opinion, Judge Bailey Aldrich ac­ C, ' quItted Leon J. Kamin, 28, torm­ 'I er ~eB~arch assistant at Harvard, of eharges of contempt ot Con­ ~eu. Alctri.cb said the Senate Com­ I: mittee on Government Opera­ tioD~ - ot which the Senate Per­ 'Wl manent Investigations subcom­ Uam mltte. Is a part - had no pow­ shel er. to Investigate the general / rj and 8ubjoct {)f communism; that gov­ l'\ln( ernment ~ation means th ~ operation of government depart­ . k meDII. not private operation of prlv,te Industry, even though ~ under government contract. on Refused A_wer ih~ Kamin, now connected with find Queens University, Kingston, HAWKEYE SUBSCRIP'l10NS - Final subscriptions tor '. the 'bile Ont., refused to answer McCar­ , T thy as to whether he knew any 1956 Hawkeye may be purchased Communists In defense plants. J an. 6-13. Books may be or\fer­ ~e Kamin had admitted being a cd at the following places: Com­ , J! Jqember of the Communist party munications Center, Room5 201, .' 205, and 210; Campus &tores; at times between 1945 and 1950. e' Evidence had been introduced Cashiers Office, pniversity 'Hjlll; It- and Information Desk, Union. that Kamin worked in Harvard's project at Beavertail Poinl, APPOINTED - William ' F. Jamestown, R. I., on radar equip­ (l'l l'lute Courlt'!«)1 of Nlilion •• Oeorrapble) Bound to Grand Jury 'in Slaying Drake, SUI graduate in 1933 has ment. And a Harvard olticlal A BITE-SIZE VIEW or a crooodlle's head is presented by John INDEPENDENCE (JP) - Char- been apPOinted executive ,vice­ :had testified Kamin did not have 1\1. Godard after he shol lhe 13~-fool reptile with a borrowed president of the Sound Scriber "authorized access" to classified run. ") lhJn.k It was as frl&'htened as I was," he recalle4,. He said will come before the court first Corporation of Ncw Haven, material or contracts. that the crocodile Jumped from the riverbank and mJssed him by New Shopping Center and his trial will be followed by DES MOINES (.4» - Real es­ Conn. Drake has been wlth ' the Ahlerlch', Opinion Inclles. that of Edward Lee Campbell, 24, corporation since 19'49, serving in tate negotiations are in, progress of Natural Bridge Station, Va, "It seems to me," Alderich's sales and managerial 1capacitles toward purchase of the 47-acre who pleaded innocent when ar­ opinion said, "that as a pure mat­ youngest member ever to belong at Detroit and Washington, D.C. ler of language private opera­ Story of Nile to the Club. site of St. Gabriel's Monastery raigned Wednesday before Judge at the northwest edge of Des Henry N. Graven. Danner pre­ tion ot private industry is not The Adventurers Club flag ac­ SUI LECTURE - Richard H. 'llctlv~ly performed by the gov­ Moines for establishment of a dously had pleaded innocent. companied the three travelers on major sho~ping center. Popkin, associate prot~ssor ot ernment' on an operational level, the Nile River voyage. philosophy at SUI, y.rill les:ture and that the general economy River 'V~yage Goddard attended a Los An­ Official Proclamations on "Skepticism and the Counter_ and ettlciency of such private Kidnaping Trial DES MOINES (.4» - Gov. Lev Reformation in France" Old operation is beyond the scope of geles high school, Los Angeles In-- CEDAR RAPIDS (.4» - Trial Hoegh issued three proclamations Capitol at 8 p.m. Monday.' < .,,' the committee. I canllQt believe Set Sunday City College, College of , and the University of Southern of the first of ' two men charged Thursday. One urges contribu- F that Congress intended other­ By LORETTA PETERS with kidnaping Louis Mangione ======~======~==' ~ wiso." California. tions to the March of Dimes pro- ~~ i.~:' Admittance to the travelogue in Chicago last July and forcing gram, another seeks support or E' tfll :. \lI Il. : 'Kamln said he didn't "expect John M. Goddard, who will him to drive them to Cedar financing an American team to this decision but I had hoped for present the Iowa Mountaineers will be by Iowa Mountaineer "passport" or by tickets on sale County, Iowa. will start in Fed­ the Olympic Games, and the AJI It." travelogue Sunday, is one of eral Court here Monday. third sets out Geol'ge Washing­ t... •. at the door. 6USJ)eue oJ McCanhy called Kamin's ac­ three men ever to travel by boat Ogden Denner, 29, of Chicago, ton Carver day. quittal a "ridiculous" decision by Crom the source to the mouth of "Hlrh NOOD!' a judge who, he said, "should the N lie River. and"6b~' have dIsqualified himself." DesUned to ' b~ Goddard will show a molfon "Doors an r.~r. 'Ludicrous' picture story of the 4,200-mile Westinghouse Nixes Open ,. winner' lOll 15 ridicuJous to the point o ~ journey down the Nile, in Mac­ 1:15" a1S~ S:,::, M.. ',," oJ 1958. being ludicrous," McCarthy told bride auditorium at 8 p.m. Federal Mediators .... reporters in Washington. He TOP *- BOTH IN CINEMASCOPE uia Judge Aldrich "shduld have Goddard and his two compan­ t Ions padd led the length of the PITTSBURGH (.4» -Westing­ 2HITS AND - ALL IN COLOR! • disqualified himself Since he was house E lee t ric corporation • '4 a member of the Board ot Over­ !'iver in Kayaks, a light boat STAR OF • commonly used in Arctic regions. Thursday turned thumbs down seers of Harvard University and on a Federal Mediation Service nero Accompanying Goddard on the KamIn was a Harvard professor." proposal for a three-man fact­ She has had custody of the JAMES DEAN trip were Andre Davy. a French He voiced vigorous disagree­ rinding board to seek a basis lor children since she divorced Mer­ geologist, and Jean LaPorte, a TOP ACTOR­ Ment with Aldrich's finding that se ttling a 12-week-old strike lor ritt in 1954. French entomologist. AND McCarthy had exceeded the wage increases. ' Senate Investigations subcom­ TOP STORY! Lost Weapons , Instead, Robert D. Blasier, LOVE IS A MANY-SPLENDORED THING AUDIENq mlnee's authority in questioning Westinghouse vice-president in ENDS TONIGHT. Kamin In a search for evidence The film shows scenes along AND. RUN FOR COVER AWARDS o( subversion and espionage in the Nile varying trom showing sehauggested rge of theindu sfederaltria I relaagency tlons, ,-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~--"",--.p-. ....-tlr.;;';~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; privately-owned delense planLs. a goose shot with a .22 rine (be­ conduct a secret ballot among McCarthy sald the subcommittee oause the adventurers had lost the striking workers to see if had "not only the right but the their heavier weapons) to twin they want to continue the walk. ROBERT MlTCHUM1: obligation" to conquct the in­ dancers whose lite ambition is to out. quiry. be in a movie with Gene Kelly. James B. Carey, president of Also shown in the film is the the striking AFL-CIO Interna­ story of the travelers figh t with tional Union of Electrical Work­ H' :J; Car Rolls; Soldier the elements. ers, lold the mediation board Insects not only bit them, but Wednesday the union would Finds Lif. Isn't All aiso prpvided food in the f rm agree [0 a fact-finding board. He of pressed cakes of gnats and also said the 4,400 IUE members Peach.s & Cream boiled termites. would return to workJ it both .. All of us learned not to ex­ s.ides agreed the board's decision -co-starrinr­e1'''' Uo Mangold Jr., Marion, II amine menus critically, but just should be binding. JAN STERLINO soldier home on leave, was the to be grateful for what was avaH- --:--==-:-======--.-­ victim of an auto accident, a able," Goddard wrote in a nl­ theft and a Police charge, all In tional magazine article recently. . the space of a halt-hour near 00 ENGLERT 0000000000 0 ,STARTS TO.DAYI 000 here Thursday morning. More Troubles o . His trouble began when the o The travelers also had trouble o car be was driving leCt Highway with disease, floating islands of 1II1/1t4{11(f$STORY OF A GAY, W~ll·HEElED BACHElOR I 218 north of here shortly after vegetation that cntrap anytbing mldnight and rolled over several o" alloat, turbulent river rapids and ... He's public temptation No.1 in a riotous game of love-on-the-runl o Hmes. in a ditch. The car was political unrest. . demolished. o Goddard's experiences C) 0 , Mingold then ' g9t a ride with adventure started early. o a passing ,driver and came to o g . Friends say he got "his first o. IOWa City to report the accident. thriJI of exploring while diving 20th CeNTURY-FOX " .....nll When he came back to the for lobsters in the Pacific Ocean. ' 9, Beene ot the accident with high­ ". , Goddard and a determj~ed shark CLARK JAil· ROBar 0 '. waY' patrolmen, he discovered with no denture m,oblem had the O. that a rifle, shotgun, tire and same idea. Man-;'von over fish wheel had Peen stolen while the with some active under-water GABLE *RUSSELL* RYAN . wreelted car was left unattended. maneuvers and the aid of a To climax Mango1d's troubles, knife.- he. was charled with failure to bave his car under control. YOlIDI'est Member Mangold eacaped physical in­ jury In the accident. Goddard's father is a former president of the Los Angeles Ad­ venturers Club. Goddard, 26 lit City/Record the time of the Nile trip, is the

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