Serving the Statd eo. WI" e .HC:e.ndlnl University of Iowa •• .-u ",Ub abarpl, flll­ ... ~t_ &eel1' Campus and aD~ r..tb'e '~bt n .. llInI.... mew b1 Iowa City, n ...... Stn.. aertberl, owan wI8IIa ud IIMW late to­ a ..... Elt. 1868 - AP leqsed Wire, Wirephoto - Five Cents Iowa City, Iowa, Friday, November 11. 1955 57 '1lke Passe's Mancher: Don't Pick Final-Test; Careers Too Early" , OK for T,ip Molotov Reie.ctslke's DES MOINES (IP)-SUI President Virgil M. Hancher, said Thurs­ DENVER (A">-Prnident EII­ day that he opposes the polley used in England and France, of de­ enhower pBNed an important, ciding at age 14 whdher a child shall be a bricklayer or college frnal medical check-Up Thursday crBduBte. 'in "satisfactory" shape and h~ "In this country," he said, "we want to give the child more time will leave today for Washinaton 10 explore and find out what he can do and what he wants to do. and a tala welcome bome. Disa rmamen t p[O ',';J~a m Giving him more time results in -----'------­ Seven weeJca of hospitaliution more efficiency In ' our educa­ (rom a Sept: 2t heart !attack will tional system." end for the chief eJu:cutive at Shock Iniures 2 Dr. Hancher spoke to the State Britai~ 9:20 a.m. (CST) toda,. Plan Board of Regents in its discus­ U.S'., . sa: I Forty mlnutes la1el' he WUl sion of the fu~ take off for Washlnlthn. ture at education 8eeretaQ _ .... With the Iowa [oal Israel, On the bUSiness side, the Would Cause Comm Itt e e on President a!=cepted with "deep­ Secondary School ~l regret" the resignation of his and College Re .. appointment st!ere"tary. BJrnard lations. The com­ Egypt Talks M. Shanley, effective next 1i.Iea­ Distrust mittee accredits Mo,e day. non-pUblic high WASHINGTON lIP) - The Report.'! have clrculate~ th.t GENEV A (IP) - Soviet For­ schools. United States and BritaIn made Shanley might run for govemor eign Mlnlat.er V. M. Molotov said At the meetln( further movC!!! Thursday to coax 01 New Jer~y In 1957. Hls letter Thursday night Prc:sldent Eisen­ in Des MOines, Israel and Egypt away trom hns- of resllTliltion mentioned only hower' propoSal [or immediate H.\NCQU. top otficials of tllltics and into negotiations to "PressIng personal prol:>lel1\S" II U.S. - RUlsslan cxchllnge of mili­ SUI, Iowl."\State College and settle their long dispute. tbe reason for quit Hnlf. tary blueprints and reCiprocal Iowa State Teachers College ex-· The Slate Department, taking The Presldenl and Mra. Ejsen­ all' inspection "would strengthen pressed belief that the schools President Eisenhower's Middle hower will leave the hospital In mutual dlstrusl." should not arbitrarily limit the a limousine and dri"e directly East policy declaration Wedne - ROY VA. AU DAL. a biDe­ He told the Big Four confer­ number of students they will ac­ day as its tCKt, laid down this to Lowry Air Force Bue and up ence the- Pre ident had good 10- year-old bo' frpm Cobtlen­ cept .cJ~splte the ever increasing rule: to the It-step ramp of the Co- I tentions but his Idea for quickly enrollmen \ ville, Ind., who lost his rtcht lumblne. wiping out tear of surprise atom­ "We would be trongly oppos­ arm and len hand when tile H'flche.r ailed any such step ed to the side which starts II war T. Tun Nat..... Ic attack WOUld, In lead, In­ "a mistake." "heels of a train pa ed over The President will pause on creaSe International tension. and would be very favorably him, won an out·of-coun llet­ "We should go slow on 'any disposed to the side, which con­ the sixth or seventh step of the Molotov· said the American pro­ tlement Thursday for $1(;/000 ramp tor an Informal speeeb, po al COUld only be considcl'ad steps toward limiting enroll­ vinces us that it desires to main­ from the 'ew York Cenual ments," he said. "It could be the tain peace." and rldlo and te~vlslon will ,jn the final stage oC world dis­ railroad. The money will be carry his voice to the nalion for armament. turning point in our history It The department warned that Jlut In trust for blm.. we closed the doors of higher war would be "utter folly." the flrat time since his heart at­ '(iIooIDY "tmOtphl'lre' tack. He I~ expected to do litlle institutions to some of our stu­ The spokesman who issued this His statements increased tht' more than voice his thanks to dents. statement, Lincoln White, com­ aU ,Ioomy IItmosphere of the con­ the 'millions of people who have pared a British mediation ofte,' Veteran~ D.r!.y ference, which ha~ already failed made last nigh t to peace propo­ wished him well and prayed for to all1:(lC! on European security his recovery. sals put forward Aug. 26 by Sec­ and Gennan reunification. retary or Slate John Foster There will be another lalk Four Airme.ri Obs,rvance's from the ramp In Washln(ton On the only other remainin" Dulles. He saId there was :I P~.t.,. polot 'ot th~lr ,agenda-develop­ "close paralleL" when Elsenbowt!r arrivca there C0811, 1_." All Cederal, state, counly and around 3 p.m. (CST) . TWO !\fEN WERE HO PITALIZED Thur day when they came In oentaet with a 161,'" volt power ment 01 East-West contacts-an The French, who guaranteed III¥ at • t!'allsml ion lub a&aIJon In Wils. Jim P ~.k, Rock IIland, In4 Ray JUdd, DavenPort, ~I'lre expertS committee has made no Saved from Middle East peace along ith Washlncton has set up a civic ~~tYo~:!~~~n~ll~r~:~~r:~s tIl;!:. we.Jcome for the returnLn, chit! both burned and tunned. and two other wor'llen sUl'hUy burned. All were pari of • orew of 'OM­ substantial progress. Britain and the United States The Iowa City banks wilt alao nJlnolJ Ga and Electric Co, worken re.,alrln.. the broken Insulltor lIIowlI In tile foretTound, Mak- five and a halt years ago, did executIve, who lett the capital The forc:lgn ministers will Stormy Sea ' be closed. Aug. It for , Colorado ncatiMl, 1.1' an InlIpeetlon at the scene Is Ikn Moi1enaon, uperlnknden' of electrteal tran5ml Ion for VIe meet In private today to chart not appear prominently In the Retail store and ehools wUl compan),. current picture...... klDI ...... ed the fln.1 course of their nego~ 'HONOLULU (IP)-Four of five maintain re&ula~ houl's. Eden's gesture indicated Quick­ Vice~PresJdcnt Nixon, mem­ till tions, expected to con c Iud airmen who parachuted Into The post ottlce will make holi­ bers of the Cabinet, diplomats n xt W4Klnesday. ening British Interest In the ex­ day collections, but windows In stormy seas 650 miles from land and other dlfOltarles will be on '(Je!'l'lnl Redue~on' tremely edgy situation. the bulldin, '!\'111 be closed and Group hand at the Military Air Trans­ OOO~Volt . Airs ~", Ret ive 161 . Molotov said hIs government were picked up Wednesday night • • • no rural or aity deliveries will , .. port Service terminal. But a would olter its "negative aW­ and early Thursday In a dra­ In New York Israeli ForeigQ b d IIh th t' f heavy round of h;art&lhaklng for Minister Moshe Sharetl said rna ewe excep Ion 0 l u d e" towards Eisenhower's matic rescue which the Air special delivery letters. the President has been ruled out. I. T h u r s day his I l I. · 51! ' I ~ Student Plan "open sides" plan it the Presi­ . Solt\~ two-score civil ~d Force, termed "a miracle." country w 0 u I d At V tera Hospltal, a 81>6C- dent's RIV~.I were made part Eighteen planes and 17 ships (le~pt arms from fill "rJfQt. am seheclw.d. Par- mHitaiy ofpnizaUons will have P or a general reduction of arma­ a role In the welcome home ower &;tIne .nOCKS For Parking ' any sOUrce If her ticipatina will be membera at . ,earched calming seas east of celebration. And for the bc!Deflt ment. and prohibition of atomic survival were at Iowa City .... eterah groups; has­ Two members of 8 power Hne trouble- hooting crew were In weapons. Hawaii tor tile fifth airman from stake. pital ptlrlonnel and II represen4 of people ell,er to aee hpilot, AleKandria, Minn., and Lt. tlon pto~d United States F ...... a HAGERSTOWN, [nd. (IP)­ a different colored 'Sticker for withdrawal from the United David N. Hibbard, copilot, 'pasa­ Na­ Upon dlscharlle from the Navy Employes of Perfect Circle Corp. each of the three main group&­ tiona &&ency at the recent Legion dena, Calif. In 1946, AnthofiY' fot-meWarsaw, tieker would be sued to student car owners which clary as of equal cent times that the two highest Budapest, Prague and home. would p'ace them in one of the following categories; stature with the 'offices have drawn somewhat to- The host gave his guests post- chiefs of the/executive and Je- gether. Taft is the only one of card ' views of America as sou- 1. ~U nre tricted - All handicapped student and students gislative branches. 33 presidents who ever served as venirs. living outside the fir t zone would be a llowed to. park any­ It is true that Charles Evans pne of the 14 chief jUstices and Hughs resigned from the highest that was after he occupied the EXPECT MORE CORN where at any time. I I." ., court in 1916 to become the un- White House. DES MOINES (JP) - Iowa pro- 2. Restricted - HOll ing area parking lots would be as­ successful Republican standard Probably every chief justice bably will harvest a 1955 corn Signed by the honsing unit on th ir own priority system. Resi­ bearer against Woodrow Wilson has figured in the early specula- crOP about 32 million bushels 6 " ''­ but he was only an associate tions of one or more presidential larger than was expected a month I WOO" •• dents with the e stickers would be allowed to park only on justice at the time, having given races, but no full scale move- ago. The new total was set at . the a igned lots. up the New York governorship ments ever shaped trp. In fact, 492,062.000 bushels Thursday by in 1910 to accept Presi dent Taft's Warren already may enjoy the rt he Iowa Crop Reporti ng Serv- - 3. Re tricted - All students in university hOUSing, who do appointment. distinction of being mentioned ice. The estimate as, if N ~ v. l not have stickers for g area parking lots would be allowed ho~ • • * more seriously and purposefully also upped the outlooll fo .. ..the "',. 10 park only in Old 10\ Field. THERE IS NO law which says ,in that connection than any pre- per acre yield from 43 bUshels as that a chief justice or associate decessor. . of Oct. 1 to 46 bushels per acre. 4. For all students ithin the first zone living in private must resign to run for high pub- housing, no parking in 'versity lots at any time. lic oUice, but Hughes probably sel a precedent when he imme­ Actually all this pl will do is set up a priority system diately did so. for parking in universi lots. Though no mention is made, • No chief justice since John ~officiol do';/}' we presume tJlat faculty parking is to be -retoined as it 'is , ' Marshall, exccpt Salmon P. Chase, has considered the offlce PI' sently. This is ns it should b • e new slim anything but the highest public • ed emphasis calling in the land Jor a man In \V', BULLETIN Students will not be restricted in parking on city strcets its line. C fenl fashion nor in ity parking lots. We believe application of this plan FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1955 "Can't be too care/liT, y'know." Chase In 1872 made an uncus­ t~ bareheaded girl will put an even greater load on street pnrking. ------'.- . L--;r?==::,~==;:=====.:i cessful bid for the Democratic strictly out-ol-date nomination. He had been namei UNIVERSITY CALENDAR Thi plan will put an even large r burden on the university UNIVERSITY CALENDAR Items are scheduled day lineup. by President Lincoln in 1864 and Milliners of both police who now patrol only the, restricted faculty lots. However Bad Planning Hampers ! served as head of the highest In the Preslden". office, Old Capitol and Paris interpret this additional load should not be prohibitive in time or man­ bench until 1873. Friday, Nov. 11 I "What Can the Modern Mind IIhouette in various power, • • • 8-12 p.m.-Central Party Com- Believe," Prof. Forell - Senate WARREN HAS said N! wishes monstrated at a On the surface this plan sound s good. But it still doesn't Russian Construction mittee Fall Party-Main Lounge, Chamber, Old Capitol. .At 910 'Kilocycles no further elective office. but Iowa Memorial Union. 7:30 p.m.-Young Republicans of holiday hats by bentrat Prell Anoel •• fon somehow many people will not cope with the reai problem lof a steady yearly increa e in the S"urday, Nov. 1Z Meeting; Speaker, Senator Mar- , I Industry. Ten Russian building experls The assistant director of ad- take "no" for an answer when number of student cars in Iowa City and the inability of both o p.m. - UWA Foreign Stu- tin-River Room. Iowa Memorial The peach basket recently came to the U.S. to find missions at the Unlversity of the presidency Is concerned. dent Dinner - Wesley House. Union. and ity officails to find more porking space fast out not how but, in what the Iowa, Donald Rhoades, will be Moreover, he had an auspicious Tuesday, Nov. 15 Saturday, Nov. 19 terpreted by CIa to accomodate them. .othet' half lives, this si~e of the the special guest on today's start on the court and his lead­ 7:80 p.m. - Home Ec. Depart- 12:15 p.m.-AAUW Luncheon A priority system ior use of university parking lots makes Iron Curtain. MORNING FEATURE at 9:45 ershlp there ot diverse intellec­ ment Tea for Miss Whitehead - Program-Iowa Memorial Union. a.m. He'll discuss "American tual groups among the jurists has Iowa Memorial Union. Sunday, Nov. %0 sonse. But it should not be considered a olution to Iowa They all took notes and piC­ Education Week." I :-von grell.t respect. He gets ri~ht Wednesday, Nov. 16 4 p.m.-Chamber Music Con- parking problem. tures and asked plenty of ques­ Compositions for the keyboard m and dIgs on the gruelling Job 8 p.m. - University Concert cert-Shambaugh Auditorium. tions. However, when they in The solution to that problem is some means of redUcing -by Bartok Copland Bowles of writing decisions, preparing Course, Fernando Valenti, Harp- 7 p.m. - Union Board Free turn were asked a few they and DeFalla":"will be ;erformed more than his fair snare. slchord Recital - Main Lounge, Movie, "Glenn Miller Story" - influx of studen't 'cars into Iowa City. The only logical clammed up tighter than an attic at 2;10 p.m. today on MUSIC IN The Ch!ef Justiceship !s a job Iowa Memorial Union. Main Lounge, Iowa Memorial to achieve this' to ban cars owned by single under· trapdQor with a trunk on top. BLJ\CK AND WHITE. r~pl~t.e WIth honor, digmty, and Thursday, Nov. 17 Union. "How tire you doing back in t students llfld '"'r "21 who llave no phYSical dis·abilities. ~rn what goes Ot! In the slgmflCance, yet far from the 2:30 p.m. - The University 8 p.m. - Iowa Mountaineers Russia?" they were asked. MIND OF THE WRITER today strains and stress~s ot the presi­ Club Thanksgiving Tea - Uni- Travelogue, "Around the Ha­ • o • at 7 p.m. when Prof. Emeritus dency. Marshall s 34 years set versity Club Rooms. wailan Islands" by Yew Char- IT WAS WASTED breath Harry Glicksman of the Univer- the record for length of tenure: 4:30 p.m. - Intormation First, Macbride Auditorium. and here's why: slty of WI~consi n brings you The ~ay .lor such top spdts III The floors, partitions, tafters. commentary and drama on the the natIon IS hardly comparabl~, (For Inlorm;atlon re,ardln&, dates beyond tills .elledule. Quote:J floor beams and other wooden life and mind of an author. blJt even on that score Warren !lee reservations In the office of the President. Old Capl~). paris of new houses jn Russia ------~------.. " TODAl"S SCIIEDULI! • Word. of Men, Wile aDd OHierwlJe are being made ot green 1umber. 8:00 Mornln, Chapel In new apartment houses in 8:15 New. Moscow, Leningrad, Kirov and 8:30 American Government , * * '*l , ' * * * 9:15 The Book heir .. " ... right coneT ibs are likely to be gathered out of other cities. the floors warp in a 9:45 Morntn, Feature GENERAL ' NOTICES couple of years. 10:00 New. ~111l1tilllde of tongllesl.Ahan through a kind of authoritative 10,15 K itchen Concert Gene.ral Notices .bould be deposited with the editor of the editorial pare or The Dally Iowan 1ft .,. In Novgorod, chlmne;rs began \1 :00 Let Sdonce Ten Us newsroom. Room 201, communication. Center. Notices must be submlt&ed by % p.m. the day preced,.. selecl ion . To many, this is, and always will be, folly; but 11:15 Musical Showcase Second to crack and windpwsll.ls began 11 :45 Bonjour MeSllames In&' first publication; THEY WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED BY PHONE, alld must be typed or le,la,. we ha oe stakell upon it our alT." crumbling "soon after" new 12:00 Rhythm Rambles written and II,ned by a responalble person. No General No~lce will be pUblished more than ODe week houses were moved into. In 12:30 News I HayRide Learned Hand - 12:45 SDOrt. Roundtable prior to 'lie event. Notices of church or youth ,roup-meetln&'8 will not be published In 'he General -Jl1dg~ charge of construction there is 1:00 Musical Chats Notices column unless an event takes place before Sunday mominr. Church notice. should be de­ ELGIN. I11. (JP) : the provincial building materials 1:55 Conservation In Hawkeyel.nd posited with the Rellclous news editor of The Daily Iowan In tbe newsroom, Room %01, Commulea,.. 2:10 Music In Black and White old girl became the ad ministration, whi\!h moved in­ tlons Center not I,ter than % p.m. Tllursday for publication Saturday. The Dally Iowan relervea 2:30 Music Appreciation and HI.tor, the II Wednesday of a to a brand new building. It 3:20 Wall ... rime right to edtt an notices. 3:30 News ~olving a wasn't long belore the plaster 3:45 HeadUn •• In Chemistry started littering the bureaucrats' 4:00 Te. Time OPEN HOUSE - There will GAME TICKETS - Tickets for I YOUNG DEMOCRATS - The "gon laden with Children', Hour I floors and the chjmney showed 5:00 be open house at the Wesley the Notre Dame game trip, Nov. SUI Young Democrats will meet merry-makers and 5:30 News The girl, who di the inevitable crack. 5:45 Sportstlme Foundation, 120 N. Dubuque, 19, are still available at the Stu- Nov. 15 at 7:30 p.m. In the Pen­ 6:00 Dinner Hour hospital, was Sue o · ,_ •__ , ... , _ 6:55 today from 8 to 12 p.m. Dancing dent Council office in the Union tacrest Room of the Iowa Me­ • News and ping pong will be among the addition. The cost Is $13.85 for morial Union. A report on maga­ heroess su bd IN NOVOSIBERSK. an apart­ ...... _"')fI.' ~ ,lot 1M,."" _~ .. ~ =-- ~ ~ : MInd of lhe Writer Foster Dulles disclosed he Is trying to LI\\1e Orche.lr. Society the game ticket and transporta- zine sales will be given. t~e . Joan THE SOVIET humor ma&'ulne, 9:00 entertainments provided. se treaty in action against Communist ment was redone by- a group of Melody Theatre tion . t same subd laborers. 'l'he wo.rk had been Ne-ws atification by the Senate. . Crocodile, in '.his cartoon takes I~~~~ Words For Tomorrow ZOOLOGY SEMINAR - The ! after the collision Dixon-Yates power contract with the OK'd by a state commission; the a crack at Russian builders' S IGN OFF - mLUL SCHEDULE-Todn. . • 'J - of roof was fixed ' uP ' aotl plastcr Zeology. Seminar wiIJ meet today WRA CRAFT CLUB - The evening services at 7:30 at Hlllel was signed. Bitter controversy still lack of a sense 01 proportion. at 4:30 p.m. in Room 201 ZB. he driver or the and the walls were painted. A WRA Craft Club is open In Bar­ House. A would - be tenant asks; The speaker: Dr. Theodore Win­ racks U.T.r. north of the Iowa "'roe. of Fox Ri ver month later, "'the building could charged with < • "Wbere's the rallin, tor thlB Tension Returqs as nick, Radiation Research Labo­ .n not be recognized." Wh y ntlt? ratory, SUI. He will speak on Memorial Union on Tuesday eve- WEEKEND RETREAT _ The _dde. . , Somebody forgot tbe drain balcony?" nings from 7 to 9 p.m. to anyone The buiicHnr sup - "European Impressions - Scien­ interested In making Christmas SUI. C~a~ter o! the In. ter ~Varsity rance asked the UN Security Council pipes. They were clogged up. erintendents: "We can't do Russia Changes Tune tific and Otherwise.'; Came the first rain, the water presepts. Billfolds. leather sec- ChnstJiItl .Fellowshlp 1ili havlnJ a ithdraw its thousands ot troops from every thin&' perfect. All the By J . M. ROBERTS retarij!s, or purses- and gloves retreat thts weekend, ~ov. 11-13 F ran oft the rIJof and down the HOMEMAKING GROUP-The When you baJee walls, staining the blue paint money was spent on t e bulld- A I odated Prell N~wl Analyst. could be started and completed ' a~ Camp Wapsie-Y 10 C~ntral . freezing, try liIllng i1 will circulate a petition among stu­ SUI Dames' Homemaking group in the remaining meetings before CIty.' Iowa. For further IOfor- nd the non-cut rule before vacation with dirty lines and streaks 01 in,'s ornaments:' The world has now returned "ith ground sa to an atmosphere of even greater will meet at 8 p.m. in Conference Christmas vacation matlon contact Jerry Nelson at rust. As the newspaper Izvestia Room 2 of the Memorial Union .. x3764. Bute with syrup, commented: "A mere detail!" d d I f d ti k B' foreboding and tension than ex- IIltmeg, during nee e or oun a on (Nor. Ig is ted before this year's two big on Nov. 14. Dr. Boyd McCGndless • y say the adminlstra tion o!!icials. piles of rock lie ar8und railro'ad of the Child Welfare Department BABY -SITl'ING LEAGUE \then baked, cool . Yet disregard of thIs "detail" re­ spurs, often blocking trains. At peace conferehces at Geneva . The University Cooperative AUTUMN NOCTURNE - Tic­ d freeze, either in will discuss preschool age chil­ kets for "Autumn Nocturne," the Bill 01 hts easil)g the way for veterans to get sults in large s tate funds being one project, workers ,were seen By deed in the Middle East dren. Baby-Silting League book will tainers or freezer 'n'~"rnrr,.,nt,..Dacltea loans ~ceived senate approval. thrown to the winds. and by word at Geneva RUssia be In charge of Mrs. M. Levan­ fall party today sponsored by a 300-degree loading rock into dump trucks has revived the old Western slo- Central Party CommHtee are now Agricultutt Anderson predicted that sugar ratlon- while modern ' belt onveyors CATALYST CLUB-The Cata thaI from Nov. I to Nov. 14. • • • gan. "You can't do business with - on sale at the Union desk at $3.25 ..ftt ".,r,11 until I~ . TAKE THE little matter of stood unused nearby. r the Communists.'" Iyst Club will meet today at Telephone her at 8-2817 for a students prefer Nile Kinnick.as a name for the Iowa sta­ brjcks. The Russian visitors took sitter or for information about per couple. J.D. cards must be • • ",* You can bet your bottom dol- 7:45 p.m. at the home of Mrs. according to results of a straw ballot conducted by the Stu­ about joining the group. presented. Ray Anthony and hiS out tape measures near Wash­ GENERAL HOUSING plan- lar the Western diplomals are. Ronald Pflaum, 7~6 Clark ~t. Council. ington, D.C., and carefully noted band will play for the dance to ning often goes haywire. For in- not as shocked and surprised as Mrs. N?rma~ ~aenzlger will dls­ JAPANESE DINNER - The be held from 8 to 12 p.m. In the the size of American bricks. slance, an order weRt out to they appear to be. II they were. cuss "DeSlgnmg Your. Own .. However, at a construction UW A Foreign StUdent Committee Main Lounge of the Union. "'"ntv Years A,o Today , builders in Novgorod that they they would be unworthy of their !l~~e . ~ew members WIll be is sponsoring a dinner reaturin;! project at Stalingrad last 'year, • couldn't construct anrthing ex- positions. Imhated mto the club . Japanese food Nov. 12 at 6 p.m., • of 15.000 are expected to attend the annual Homecom,.. these finicky calculations would RECREATIONAL FACILITIU • cept an eight-family, two-story The lorelgn ministers confer- at Wesley House. Entertainment t::.1,l!'It:len meeting on the west terrace of Old Capitol. Three parlldes not have done any good. Bricks -The Weight Training room In used in conjunction with the meeting. The Hawks meet structure. ence was never expected to pro- HUMANITIES LECTURE will follow the dinner. 'Tickets were unloaded by hand, each There was another regulation, duce much. It was expected to The Graduate CoJlege and the may be purchased for 75 cents at the Fieldhouse will be opened tor in Saturday's game. '.It'.'Jl" worker trying to grab as many however, that these two-story prolong at least for a time the Humanities Society present SUI the Offiee of Student Affairs un­ student use on Mondays, Wed! ~welve Zeta Tau Alpha members were left homeless as the as possible; most of the bricks aUairs couldn't be built on the "Geneva spirit," and allow for Prof. Joseph M. Jauch Nov. 21 til 4 p.m., Nov. 11. nesdays and F'ridays between • -es3'lt"6f5'tlr w'hic'h dest~ed their sorority house at 530 N. Clln- were dropped and cracked. and 5:30 p.m. The North Gym,.. I ., , main streets, for what reason con tin u e d negotiations. Now at 8 p.m. in the Senate Chamber Consider rock and gravel, nobody knows. these appear futile, with Molo- of Old Capitol. He will spea\ on WINTER SPORTS-The Town nasium will be opened for .stu­ Result: the houses were built tov's SUdden statement that Ger-' "The Theoretical Experiment in Men's Intramural Winter Sports dent recreational purposes each in the outskirts where there many will be reunited only un- the His'tory of Phy.slcs." meeting will be held Nov. 14 at Friday afternoon from 1:30 to •, weren't any roads or sewers or der Communist terms. ---' 7:30 p.m. in Room 221-A, Schaef- 3:30 p.m. water ma'ns. The one great by-product of TOWN WOMEN - There will fer Hall. All Town Men and men DaiLylowan * *. the meeting, from the Western be a meeting for all girls in the commuting are invited to attend. TOWN MEN-Town ¥en's In,.. IN SARATOV. where the Vol- standpoint, is to demonstrMe to town area who are eligible tor Wlnter sport schedules for bas- tramural Swimming meet wlll • ga river flows by. every day, the Germans thet Russia's attl- senior privileges on Nov. 14 at ketball and other winter sports be Nov. 15 . Diving begins at 6:30 .. QU water taps in houses were gurg- tude toward them is completely 7 p.m. in the Penta crest Room of will be planned. It unable to at- p.m., swimming at 7:30 p.m. All II,. ••••• TIL. DaI', I_a...... U •• DAILY IOWAN aDITO.IAL STAF' ling feebly. Izvestia blasted the self-seeking. the Iowa Memorial Union. It Is tend call x2226. I men interested in competing call d.,.,ha•• " •• til. C...... U ••• Ed.tor ...... Ira )(apen. teln I L CeDl.r, '" .,.. Ir•• I .... &e I II." M.n.. lne.Ultor •...... BlII Baker city's planners with a t;e~ain of There is also the demonstra- necessary tor you to attend this 2226 before noon Nov. ]5. 111 ....' ",,..,11 "ria,. . New. E41tor ... , . . .•...... Jack P..,se "water, water everY'lttlere ..." tion that a positive program of meeting before you are Issued READING IMPROVEMENT- A ...... nl Nnr. Editor •. Eleanor Benz Dial 4491 I ••• ..... I ...... ,11' &e CUy Editor ...... Kirk Boyd One of the worst things about expansion, not fear ot aggression senior privileges. Students ml,y register in Room YOU N G BEPUBUCAN8 ,e,e" •• WI ....., •••••'. pap A ...... ' City Ultor • . .. Siu Hopkin...... , ...... &e TIL. D.o, Russjan housing is that the by a revived Germany, is the for reading improvement classes. SUI Youn, Republicans will ad'''rl.1 lot ,_ AIab1ant City Editor •.•• Claren Dale I...... rn_ are Sport. EdItor ...... Fred Miller builders sometimes let .their chief factor of Russian policy. BILLIARDS TOURNAMENT 32 Old Armory Temporary hear Sen. Thomas E. Martin at c ...... C•• I.,. !locI", Editor ....• . .. &tt, Broyles sense of proportion run riot. This is newly apparent in the -Entries are now, being accept- today from 8:30 · a.m. to 3 p.m. their next meetIn, Nov. 17 at Editorial Alilltant •. PhyW. Flemin& Ch.' PholoWMIpher .nd , (See cartoon.) This applies even Middle East as well as in Mlddl~ .ed for the Billiards Tournament Enrollment will be limited. 7:30 p.m .in the River Room of Sl'~ptlon rates - loy. curief In Wirephoto Technician .. Char Ie. Allen 10'''' Cit,. III ""nto .....1,. or .. per to the big earth moving machines Europe. sponsored by Union Board. It IClasses will meet Nov. H through the IOWIl ~emorlal uDion. year In .dYanl!e; aIX mont.... ".J5; that dig foundations. Last year It seems strange, however, that will be held Nov. 14 in the Iowa Dec. 16. A 9:30 a.m. class will .• 1II111111aa three month.. 'a.DO. By mall In lowa. D"ILJ' IOWAN ADVaaTISING STAPP they came up with a beaut that Russia should drop so suddenly Memorial Union R~creational meet Tu~day through Friday; BASKETBALL CLUB - Tbe AUDIT IIUalAU .. per ,eir; six month.. ,,; three BUllneal M"'.ler .. 1:. John Kotlman • ' .. 0' monlhS. f3; all other rnalI .u_rlp. Aast. Bu •. Mlr••. WillIam J. Vaw'han looked like an attempt to prove her campaign of sweetness and area. The tourney will Include 3:30 and''4:30 p.m. classes will first meeting of the BalketbiU • ClIlI1JJl.ATlDNI II..,., '10 per year; aIX !DODUI&. .10; Clauilled Xu. ... M. W.UJ.m N -(on Russ.i~n is l1li1.\ ".. .. • r- til .. monlb•• .,... . tha.t dirt the cleanest liiht and the tacade of what she snooker. pocket. blUlarcla (call meet Monday throueq Thursday. club sponsored by .WllA will be "rornollon Mlr. . .••..•.. AI Bura ~. a:It 41 '7.1' . Ill. ,M a .. lMII'Ia '1 'e _ jn the world . . " • _ _. .allIs "cooperation for peace." spot) for men; . and pocket bll- 5_t u c:\,.e:n" aluady reiistere.d l'\eld at the Women's Gym.tJ t:U . _ .ar D.II, r...... ,. ':IUI • .•• 111."- They brought out equipment Only last Monday she was play- Hards for women. Trophies will should contlrm their reservations p.m. Nov. 14. All Interested lir" .... oenl•• I. 11.0••• an 10"1...... O ...... r.IlI"'" D"ILY IOWAN C",,"'tlLATJOH ITA" _ ., ...... U Nil...... , Cru...... r.IlJJall •• Circulation Man... •. Gene Lundahl with whitewall tires! Ina all the 6~PS on thiJ the~e: be Ilwarded In both dlvillona. b~tore 3 p.m.! Nov. 11. I,re invited. .. _ .... , . •

nu; DAlLY IOWAN-lewa Clb', la.-Frt., N ... 11, 1155-Pare . ... 'Hoboes' Deliver Pa~ Invitations Alumnae Clubs Active KESSLER'S PRESENTS: In Sorority Events JAM SESSION · D It I Slager, M, Iowa City, pledge I AI p ha XI • e a trainer, will also be guests. The alumnae cnapter of Alpha Alumnae members who have Today (Friday) 3 to 5 • Saturday 3:30 to 5:30 Xi Delta held a meeting Wednes- not been contacted should call day evening in the home of Mrs. Mrs. John Baird, 9139. • Bobbie Co"er • Jack Loughary Robert Clem, 411 S. Summit. * * * • Larry Barre" Mrs. William Roth and Mrs. D It D Ita D It Kent Moeller were assitant host- e a e e a • Bill Smith (Saturday) • John Collins e. ses. Delta Delta Delta soc. a I sor­ Eight new member were af­ ority will celebrate its Founder!' tiliatcd with the ch pier. New Day services with a dessert lit members are Mrs. Carter Mor­ the chapter house Monday at KESSLER'S RESTAURANT n, Mrs. Kent Moeller, ~rf. 6:45 p.m. Arch Hudson, Mrs. John Ander­ ]n charge of the program is 223 S. Dubuque on, Mrs. Robert Walker. Mr . Mrs. E. T. Wilte who will Intro­ Henry Murray, Mrs. Robert duce four 50 years members. Krieddeman. and Mrs. Nobel All Delta Della Delta members ====:;;;....=====:=-=::::...="'::"'- --' Lopeman. are invited to att nd. For turtb- BUY REGULARLY ~e~n~:;,n;~~g~' call Mrs. R. B. FROM DAILY ~ IOWAN ADVERTISERS Alpha* Chi* Omega * l Pledges of Alpha Chi Omega ocial sorority will be entertained by the alumnae club at dinner Monday at 6 p.m. in the home at II sU9~1 • TA UP ILON 1I0clai fraternIty member per onally deliver Invitation for their nnual " Hobo Mr . E. J. Liechty, 322 Black­ DELTA ZETA rly." 10 be held at the chapter hou e Saturday from 8 to 12 p.m. Reeelvlnir the Invitation al ou!t. hawk. Della Zeta social sorority re­ rTler 11 all are M.arJorle Lone, AI, Renwick, and Sally Hahn, AI, Cedar Rapid . DrUa 'p lion Kay Wing, A4, De Moines, cently pledged Shirley Brown, HANDS boe are, Iret to rleM, DIck WhItner, A3, Renwick; Nathan Baldwin, E1, edar Rapid, and John chapter pre 'ident; Mr. Marje A2, Altoona ; Sandra Cox, AI, dersoD . A2, SIoux City. Fry, hou emother; and Joanne DeWitt; and Gall Hanien, Nl, Moline, Ill. JEWELRY - e5tablished in 1854 - , Plans August Wedding ALPHA KAPPA GAMMA attier Hats Women Voters Plan Alpha Kappa Camma, prote - sional dental hygiene sorority, Luncheon Monday recently elected Lori Landers, r Holidays 02, Council Blutts, as its prelli­ dent. ",.. ,la id Pre" Newlre.lor. The Iowa City Lengue of Wo- Other oWcers are Janet Arch­ men Voters will hold a luncheon­ er, DI, St. Jo eph, lII., vice-presi­ oUda>, hatll wlll be as gay as I meeting at 12:15 p.m. Monday In dent: Darlene Rezab, Dl. Ced r • ornome is a the Christmas I the North River Room Iowa Me- I Rapids, ecretary-lreasurer; and .. when you 'think th is Y . r d just as im- morlal Union. ' I Barbara Eklund, D2. Des Moines, anlln the fesllve scene. Following the luncheon, Mr~. on, leader. • ",you're getting a e new slim silhouettes give Paul VermilUon, president, wJll ------• ed emphasis to hats in the lead discussion on "Lively Issues Student To Participate diamond "bargain" .. , c rent tashion picture - and of National Interest." In lindenwood Concert tht bareheaded girl will look Reservations should be made ST. CHARLES, Mo. - Miss I today with Mrs. J. D. Whisen­ Sandra William, daughler of strictly out-or-dale in the holi- and, 8-3140. day lineup. ______Mrs. Frank D. Williams, 733 Think twice before you snap up a diamond South Summit. Is a memb r oC "bargain." Remember, many factors which ," the Lindenwood College orches­ MilIin~rs . of both New Y~rk Dorothy Wa rren determine b diamond', value can only be and Pans mlerpret the bulkier ) lra whIch will pre enl a concert at the college on Tuesday eve· evaluated by experts with Inslru­ silhouette in various ways, as de- \ To Become Bride ning. Nov. 22. Miss Williams ments, the cwting, the clarity, the monstrated at a recent showing plays the flute. of holiday hats by th'e miJlinery WASHINGTON (If» - Another The orchestra wJll play on all color. We give you the facts ..• show \ ~ Industry. daughter of Chief Justice and I clas leal program, which wUl In­ you a diamond's true character ..• The peach basket shape Is in- Mrs. Earl Warren is to become a clude works by Bach, Beethoven, explain how we judge il. valve. Come terpreted by Claude St. Cyr, of ' bride. Tschalkovsky. M9ussorgsky, Han­ in and tlsten to both sides of the story del and Mozart. It Is under the Paris, In 9 dramatic bat with The jurist and his wHe an­ directlon of Robert A. Cruce, as­ before yov pvt your money into a black transparent pelals forming -nounced today that Dorothy, 24, sistant professor or music. . . . is engaged to Dr. Carmine D. queliionable diamond "bargain." \ brim, and a tmy blue satm Clemente of Los Angeles. The wn. The same milliner shows wedding will be in California king deep cloche of stitched during the Christmas holidays. DON'T GET low satin banded with brown Another of the Warrens' three I MARRIED .•• vet, worn pull.ed on the daughters, 22-yeal'-0Id Nina or he~d Miss Marilyn Jane Co eson ..• without leelnc our Bridal almost covermg all the haIr . (Honey Bear) was married Nov. Mrs. Evelyn Colcson, Manchster, announces the engagement at ervlces . • • Invltatlona, at one hundred nine east washington street n the spirit of tne holiday I to Dr. Stuart Brien, a Beverly her daughter, Marilyn J ane, to William H. Teter, on oC Mr. and NapkIns, Matches, Weddlne I lety is John Frederick's small Hills Calif. obstetrician. -- 't t' Illb . E " . Mrs. D. S. Teter, Des Moin s. Book , etc. \Ii I e sa In p ox In mpress D. Clemente, 21, Dorothy's (1- Miss Coleson Is a enlor In the College of Liberal Arts. Mr. ALL'S a E genie style with a point on the ance, holds a Ph.D. from th'" Teter is a freshman 10 the SUI College or Law. H

nforehead, ent front and aand large center. jeweled or- Universityis a native of PhiladelphianPenn ylvania. andHe The couple plans to be married in August. _____ ~~~~l~21~;O;U~th~D~U~b;U;q;U;e~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!~~~~~=:::::======~==:::::'~===::=:;:=::::IIr=~ ===:== Iso prominent among the cur- now teaches anatomy at the Uni- ~--~::.:=~--.;;.:..-.;:;:;.::;:::::======---==:=;;;;:;;;; : ' . rent headliners are many vcr- versity of California at Los An­ lions of the Oriental turban, geles. You Can Own a II. ny little pastel salin sailors, Dorothy has been working in mtdern adaptations of the Turk- the UCLA medical center since is. fez and white hats. her graduation there in 1954. Movie Camera for Only $37,50 HERE'S A HIT - LUCKY DROODLES !;: :j:',: , A third Warren daughter, Second Youth Dies Virginia, 27, .rema.ins slnglrl The See Them at three attractive girls were allen- , Hay Ride Crash tlon gett~rs at the 1948. R~ubli- can Nahonal ConventlOn when WHAT'S THIS? For solution Warren tried for the presiden­ ~ LGlN , III. (IP) - A J4-year­ see paragraph below. oM! girl became the second fatal­ tial nomination and accepted the it Wednellday of a road mishap vice-presidential nomination un­ JJnJ~ ilWolving a tractor-dra wn hay der Thomas E. Dewey. 9 s. Dubuque Dial 5745 qrryqgon-m ladenakers with and 40an high auto. school CREAM-BACON SAUCE I~;.~.;.~----- ~.~~~.~~~~~~~~~~.--- I The girl, who died at an Elgin Your family tired of the same I •• hospital, was Sue Danishc, of the old carrois-and-green-peas com- I .. h!erness subdivision near Pala- bination? Then try serving them I t~e. Joan Good will Ice, 17, of in a well-seasoned thin cream I Enjoy 8 ute same subdivision, died short- sauce and sprinkling with crum­ I fter the collision near Wauke- bJed crisply-cooked bacon. , . I, ~ ... i i8iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'" he dr (ve~ of the auto, Charles 'fOOT-SALL yne, of Fox River Grove, has WEEKEND, n charged with reckless ho­ EXTRA·FAST cide. ~ 'f :z DRY CLEANING ' A'PPLE A DAY SERVICE When you b*e apples (or ~DRAKE . • freezing, try filling the centers In at 10 - Out at 3 , with ground salted peanuts. Baste with syrup, flavored with I IIltmeg, during the baking. in Chi~,g(J When baked, cool completely, YOU ALWAYS COME OUT ON TOP when you light up a atld freeze, either in freezer con­ Varsity Cleaners Lucky, because Luckiee are tope lor taste. Luckies taste lIiners or freezer foil. Reheat in 1'7 E. Waahfncton • Dial '153 If COlfl No 140,,1 a lOO-degree oven until tender. better because Lucky Strike means fine tobacco ...... mild, mellow tobacco that's toG$ted to taste even better. t ~~~~ The men in the Droodle above have come out on top, too -in more ways than one, The Droodle is titled: Con­ I vention of baldheaded men smoking Luckies. Follow their shining example: light up a Lucky yOUl'8elf. You'll say it's the best· tasting cigarette you ever smokedl DROODLES, Copyricht 1963 by Ropr Price

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The Rev. Geor Hawks €oncltlde Drills;' leave For Columbus:be the guest series presentation ~~~~~~~~--~~----~------~----~~~------~--~------~------,.~~~------~------) Capitol. The Rev. Mr. Fo Ew Develops the Protesta n t 1.·····_--. ;; I spor S I ~J NU I horis . I New twisls Payseur Out As • • Mr. and Mrs. I ~:~~.... for Offense 01 Riverside, II boy I !ercy Director Athletics.:, H ospi tal. , Iowa's football team donned EVANSTON, III. (IP) - North­ Mr. and Mrs. A'S DIDN'T PEEK Manager -t sweat suits {or the second time western University Thursday an­ Branch, a girl Lou Boudrea,u of the gansas City this week as it added' refine­ nounced a reqrganization plan ?dercy Hospital. :Athletics Thursday scotted at ru­ A's Johnson Wants DEA mors the A's used a surveyor'd ments to its already complex of­ lor its a thletic department in West Virginia ~ Violet Carpen fense in Thursday's practice. The telescope in the bullpen to steal which Ted Payseur was dropped Pro Football Team 'f Iloosa. Wednesday signals from opposing eams last team will leave for Columbus as athletic director and named H Hospitals. summer. "I didn't kaow about early thIs morning. assistant business manager. CHICAGO (A') '- Arnold John­ MARRIAGE it If it was done~" said Boudreau, Faces Pi" In Herman F. Ena Coach Forest Evashevski care­ The plan was announced by SOI1, who is satisfied he is making "and I don't see · how it could fully worked over the Hawkeye Joan Mildred, have been done without my President J. Roscoe Miller after progress with his ;:ansas City of Central Ci multiple offense system in pre­ Athletics, said Thursday he also knowledge." paration tor Io\Va's Last Big Ten consultation with the Faculty David K. ",,,nmer. Showdown Tilt;: Ill., and Dorothy game Saturday at Columbus, O. Athletic Committee and with uni­ would be interested in buying a The Hawks also worked without versity administrative offIcers. National Football League fran­ MORGANTOWN, W. Va. (IP)-'­ 2' , Des Moines. Thomas G. SAXTO*N AGAI * N - Johnny pads Monday. Dr. Miller said no successor to chise for Kansas City. West Virginia's unbeaten and :J City, and Mary Saxton appelK'ed to be in line Because Ohio State is the 1 Payseur has been named but he The Chicago industrialist said untied football team will get a ') Cedar Rapids. today lor another slibt at the statistical ofiense leader in the will continue to serve as athletic he didn't have any particular pro major bowl bid-probably to Ihe Ray Potts, 25, 'welterweight champliPship he conference besides bei ng the first football club in mind, but would Sugar Bowl-early next week if 1 Frost, 24, both of once held. Saxton Becisioped place cl ub, Evashevski dr!lled director until the Faculty Ath­ buy "on the proper basis." it can whip powerful Pitt in Sal­ Ralph (Tiger) Jones Wednesaay just about as much on defense. letic Committee makes recom­ It was rumored previously the 'night In Oakland, Cal The Buckeyes 'lead the league in mendations for a new director. urday's traditional head-bashing ~ Chicago Cardinals were eyed by at Pittsburgh. -. three departments: pOints, 30.5 . "Northwestern has no iqten­ Johnson, but Walter Wolfner, This was the reliable informa- ) per game; total yardage, 331.3; -tion of withdrawing from the managing director of the Cards, tion here Thursday as the Moun- and rushing yardage, 313. CYCLO' *NE IN*JUREO - Marv Big Ten in any sport In which said the club will stay in Chicago. taineers, the country's offense CHEROKEE, 10 Walter, tlrst string Ulwa State Iowa Jeft hallback Earl Smith, we now compete," Miller said to­ Johnson said he has not made leaders with an average of 436 &iant weather bal tullback, will be out the Cy­ a letterman now playing with the (Pall, lown Phot o by Chuot Allen) day. "The reorganization re- any oIrers for a football c!ub, but yards and 34.l points a lame,I. . clone lineup lor the rest of the second platoon, reported a minor PAT STAFFORD, PRESIDEN'P or tbe WRA Stunts and TumbUng- OIub, demonstrates a stunt on the quies a new director of athletics that he was convinced Kansas tapered ott for their 60,000 sell- 'Ii when defla,1ed season, It was learned hursday. InjUry to his knee in practice parallel bars. The club, which holds 1&11 flrllt meetll1l' Tuesday, Is open to all SUI women and pr o­ who will be iree to evolve a pro­ City was "ready lor big league out battle with th< old anthra- Illi about Ihe size ob4l' Walter suffered a k injury this week. He was relieved by pOse's to promote interest In gymnastics among women. Miss Statlord Is Irom C llnt~ and a sopho­ gram consistent with member­ football, just as it was tor big eite rivals. , ;, come to earth against Nebraska last eek, and Eldean Matheson tor much of more In nursing. ship in the West~n Conference. league baseball." West Virginia officials, incilld- ') Clarence Bengtson it was diagnosed as. fractured Thursday'S practice. However, Responsibility as io all personnei The pro football team woUld ing the crusty coach, Art (Pap- n 1miles northwest of vIJrtebra. I Smith wlll probably by ready by in the athletic department wlll play In Kansas City Municipal py) Lewis, were non-committal The balioon, sent Saturday. Stunt, Tumbling ' Olub' be in the hands of the new dir­ stadium which is the home of the on bowl feelers but didn't heal- U U.S. government at Evashevskl has expressed dif­ Upper 'A' In ector." A's. tale to extol the virtues of their \'1 was laden with IVY TO* M OV*E UP - Madi­ lIculty In trying to detense Ohio Under the new program, Pay­ "It's perfect tor football," unheralded team which has n ments. son, Wis., newspapers. Thursday Stlfte's ground power. A major seur will supervise general pro­ Johnson said. As for the base­ swept pas.t seven loes this sea- In acc;ordance Open to SUI Women ball A's, Johnson said "re-sub­ son. cr tached to the ba predicted that Ivy WlIJiamson, problem is that of halting Big Tight Victory motion, advertising and ticket scription" ot season tickets hos "We may get our brains kicked ,n notified the weath Wisconsin football co1tah, would Ten leader Howard (Hopalong) The Women's Recreational A~­ sales tor athletic events. ,In this take over the athletic director­ Cassady's runs around the ends. sociation (WRA) stunts and capaCity he joins the administra­ reached the 60 per ccnt mark of in by Pittsburgh but that won't r Minneapolis. He ship vacated by the death of GUY tumbling club will hold the first tive staff as assistant business last year. He said Kansas City mean we haven't got a fine ball 2 SherJrf Carl Schlee! But the in sid'!! man, right Chickenpox Adds In I-M Loop fans realize the club needs con­ club," said Lewis, son of a Wes' 'l lUard on the balloon Sundt. Sundt died suddenly last halfback Jim Roseboro, has a 6.1 of 16 semi-weekly meetings manager, Miller said. siderable rebuilding and that he Virginia miner himself and one 11 r)vsl of federal week. The papers also said that yardage average. slightly better Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. in the Wo­ To Cyclones' Woes Barry Braack's 25 yard touch- An editorial in the campus Badger linecoach Milt Bruhn men's Gymnasium of the Field­ down run with 2% minutes lett newspaper, which came out fol­ is directing every effort towards of the game's top recruiters and The balloon, than Cassady's. Both have gain­ AMES (JP) - Injuries and this goal. tacticians. I' required would take over as head coach. ed more on the ground thap house. ' in the game gave Quad Upper A lowing a 49-0 defeat by Ohio chickenpox combined Thursday fence and Iowa's top runner, halfback The club, open to all SUI wO-1 to upset Coach Vince DlFrances­ a 13-6 victory in a quarter.-final. State, pointed out that North­ Eddie Vincent. men, has no dues and is organiz- ea's plans of putting up a strong round Quadrangle League Intra- western had won only one Big lDul'al touch football playoff Ten football game in three years COU FAUSt IOWA TRIPPl* R ETURNS* *- Charley Iowa will probably start the ed to promote interest in gym- front against Oklahoma at Nor- game over Upper B Thursday and contended the school was Ranch Supper Club . Trippi, veteran Chicago Cardin­ same eleven that opened last nastics among women. man Saturday. . als halfback, will return to actlan afternoon. not abie to compete with Western presents week's game. The second pla­ Pat Stafford, N2, Clinton, pres- Ruled out of 'tnlo. game was Sraack also set up "A's" first Conference teams. Sunday when the Cards play toon, also free from injur1l!s, is ident, said Thursday that about right tackle Jim McCaulle~. He Green Bay. Trlppi has been out slated to see much action Satur­ 25 women have sjgne.: up for developed cnlckenpox, a disease Bob Voigts was tired as foot­ Dick Kaufman All Jntramural athletic mJlna­ a.nd His Dixielanders of the lineup since a pre-season day. the Tuesday and Thursday meet- that invaded the Cyclone camp &ers are asked to attend a meet­ ball coach last year and was suc­ ceeded by Lou Saban who was exhibition game, whE!l\ he suf­ ings. The club will meet for early in the season. In&' In Room 200, FLe ldhouse, Every Friday Night fered severe facial inj ~ries. eight weeks on those days. Senior right halfback Bruce Tuesclay, Nov. 15 at 5 p.nt. given a one-year contract. * * * Tuesday's meeting will be de- Alexander, a workhorse lor Iowa Northwestern has lost all sev.m Complete Dinners Served voted to the !,!xplana~ion of the State, was lost with an elbow of its football games this year, Healthy Buckeyes touchdown with a dash from his Seven Nights a Week G A E R* WORRJE* &'~* Drake apparatus used by the club. Ex- injury. own 18 to the "B" 15 yard line including five to conferenoe op­ ercises an the trampoline, paral- DiFrancesca, who earlier in university football coach Warren In Hard Practice late in the first halt. Leigh Goff's ponents. TRY OUR FAMOU~ ORIGINAL Gaer, worried about Wichita's lei ~ars, in tumblln.g, on ~he the week h.a d welco~e.d ~ack six fourth down pass to Estel Mills GUISBI'PE I'I:fZA PIE backfield speed, polished Bulldog COLUMBUS, Ohio (IP) - For rings, side horse and In vaultmg men suffenng from IOJunes, was who made a lunging catch in the kicking from his own goal line. defenses Thursday in a. last-min­ the first time since the start of are practiced by the women. downcast. end zone gave "A" a 6-0 lead The ball rolled only to the 15 ute preparat!olll. for 'Saturday's bctober, Ohio State football During the season, men froro "All of a sudden we are in the with only one minute left in the yard line. season-ending g\lme. Coach Woody Hayes this Satur­ the SUI gymnastic team will give worst shape of the year for Ok­ first ha.l f. Goff's pass was batted ~~ day will have pis original start­ ,demonstrations and instructions lahoma," he said. However, the best that "B" down in the extra point attempt. could do was to advance the ball WHAT IS THE FAVORITE LOOK ing backfield for the kickoff here on the apparatus. lJalftime score: Upper A 6, against Iowa. to the six yard line. PURNH*A GE *8& BAlN - WIl­ Laura WittekInd is secretary- Upper B O. AT SUI? . That means the virtuaijy in­ publicity chairman of the club Shoemaker To RI"de Then with only [our minute$ liam G. (Perk) Purrlhage ana Upper B .bad a line opportu­ remaining in the game, the sput­ Jim Bain, former eastern Iowa jury-tree Buckeyes wJ1l line up and the adviser is Helen Bladon, nity to score mid way in the first with Frank Ellwood at quarter­ women's physical education in­ LAUREL, Md. (IP) - Willie tering "B" passing attack c~ic'ked. HARRIS TWEED TOPCOATS sports promoters, will serve :IS Shoemaker, one o( tour joCkeys halt. Goff's punt squirted off the Vince Barton sent a long loop­ general manager aner business back, All-America Hop Cassady structor at S Ul. sidc of his foot while he was from and Jerry Harkrader at the hurt slightly in a spectacular ing pass to Bob Ennis who took BREMERS fRY· manager, respectivelh for the halves, and Don Vicic at full­ I spill in the seventh race at it on the "A" 10 and went the Montgomery, Ala., base all team . Laurel Thursday said he'll be rest or the way for a touchdown. next year. Purnhage nd Baln back. Spouse Tickets Go a bJe to ride in today's Interna­ *VO LLEVBALL * * The play covered 35 yards. previously had worked for Dav­ The Bucks worked hard Thurs­ tional. (Sem llinal R o und 01 "A" came right back when Es­ enport and Clinton prbfesslonal day for an hour and 20 minutes, On Sale Monday Ail-UnIversity Playoff.) Shoemaker, second in the na­ PhI Ep. llon Kappa over Quad Upper tel Mills returned the kickoff to baseball teams. ~' and Hayes said they know C (~ I - II . ! I -M) Spouse tickets for the winter Itioqal jockey standings, is sched­ TOUCH FOOTBALL the 30 and two plays la ter, Fresh "they're in for a ball game and spring sport schedules will uled to ride England's Darius in against Iowa." (Qua.rterflna.1 Kound Braack scored the winning I go on sale Monday, Francis the $65,000 International Grass Q.. duorle Le.,.e ... II.yo".) * * fe' quad Upper A IS. Quad pper B 8 touchdown. DRAKE HALFBAG\t - Bu­ (Buzz) Graham, SUI athletic Irace. 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Pro/. Forell To Speak Kills Wife, Shortage 01 At Information First Hangs Self l:.abor Seen The Rev. George W. ForeH. of l/'le SUI School ot Reli,ion. will CHEROKEE. Iowa WI - Er- For Future be the guest speaker at the second Information First lecture nest P. Kniese. 44-year-old Hart- 4 , ••lal I. Th Da", .....) New Winter Store OUfS: series presentation next Thursday in the Senate Chamber of Old DES MOINES - Population ley tarmer, who last week was i---) Capitol. forecasts for the next 20 years , 8 to 10:30 A.M. ' 4 tQ. 7 P.M The Rev. Mr. Fore". a specialist in ethics and In the history of indicted for murder in the slay­ Indicate a po sible shortace of f ~ the Protestant Reformation. will spellk on "What Can the Modern ing of his wlte, hanred himself the labor supply in the United We hope these new hours will make it mo,. Mind Believe?" at the Cherokee Slate Mental States. Prof. Harold Siunders of convenient for you 10 drive out to the farm on Born in Ger­ Health Institute Thursday. He SU I told members of the Iowa Iowa City these .horte, days. many, he was was undergoln, psychiatric ex­ Wel!are Association here Thurs­ ed ucated a t the amination at the institution. day. I City Record University ot Vi ­ Dr. Willard C. Brinegar. super­ Saunders is chalnnan of the SPECIALSI This Weekend I • BIR11IS enna; the Luth­ intendent of the institul . said Department of SociololY and An­ Wil1 Not Be Open i ; eran TheologIcal the body of Kniese was discovered thropology. Mr ..and M rs. Harold Weimer, Seminary. PhiJa- at 5:45 a.m..ln the room where Instead of expectlni a popula­ GRADE A RiversIde. ~ boy Thursday at. delphia; Prince- he was confined. tion of 221 million [or the United . Dozen 53c )fucy HOSPItal. ton Unive r 5 It Y . 1ilC} .....'! ..j~ Cherokee county coroner. Dr. States in 1975 as the United Today (Friday) LARGE EGGS Mr. and Mr~. Earl Gray. West Theological Se­ G. E. Bunker. listed the death as States Census Bureau predicted (Extra laue. Ute blnelt you ('~ buy) a Branch, a gIrl Thursday at minary and the a suicide. two or three years ago. the bur­ GRADE A f IMercy Hospital. IUnion •T heologi- On November 1 Kni e had eau now forecasts a population . DEATHS cal S e min a r y, FORELL gone to the home of Sheritr Jake somewhat in excess of 228 mil­ in Observance of SMALL EGGS ...... DOzen 33c Violet Carpenter. 73 •. Oska- • New York CIty. He is the holder Mulder at Prim&har and aid he llon 20 years from now. Saunders (Same hJ ..b Quam,. but uuUer fa l ise) ,{ ~sa'lt WI ednesday at Unlversity or B.D., Th.M., and Th.D. de- killed his wlte. He told of said. citing a newly-reI 8.l;ed re­ • F! nOSP as. MARRIAGE LICENSES grees. choking her to death on a coun­ port. Grade A Pasteurized Milk ...... gal.6Oc try The revi ed foreca twa s Herman F. Enabnlt J r .• 26. and The Rev. Mr. ForeH. was o~- road while a 6-ye r-old Veterans' Day Joan MIldred Mentzer. 18, both. dalned a Lutheran mmlster m daughter watched. An O'Brien brought .about by the continued Grade A Pasteurized Skim Milk . . . . gal. 44e of Central City. 1941 and. was pastor of 'ihree ceuntry grand jury subsequently high birth rate. Saunders ex­ Indicted Knlese tor murder. A plained. Thouah sta tlsticians hac! David K. Zimmer, 20. Moline. churches In New YO:k and New Fresh BuHer Cottage ctaeese Ill .• and Dorothy K. Freymlller, Jersey and an associate protes- county sanity commissIon had expected the birth rate to recede downward. the birth rate is still Coff ...Cream Whipping Cream 24, Des Moines. sor at Gustavus Adolphus Col ­ ordered the tests at Cherolsee. FIRST IOWA STATE Thomas G. Murray. 19. Iowa lege before coming to SUI Ln almost as hiah as It was durin, the peak period following World and Haldane Farm Ice Cream City. and Mary J ane Smith, 17. 1954. War H . Cedar Rapids. Now teaching a course In the Jet Planes Collide; BIIONAL Bill &IRUST YO U ALWAYS GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY Ray P otts. 25. and Dorothy Protestant Faith. the Rev. Mr. But while the total pO>lulation a& One Pilot Killed will be increasing. the percentage Frost. 24. both of Cedar Rapids. Forell has published books deal­ BANK ing wIth Martin Luther's doc­ or that population in the econ- STOCKTON. Callt. (.IP) - One omlcaUy productive or earnin, MEMIER: COMPANY trine. Luther's soclal ethics. and _I1 Mnll,,,,. · Huge Balloon Falls Navy jet pilot was killed and ages will rise more slowly than Haldane Farm Dairy an introduction to Christian another serIously Injured In a wJII the percentaie in the unpro- Federal Re.erve Sy.tem MEMBER: _ John Dane _ I ethics. On Iowa Farm collision of their F9F6 Cougars ducllve ends of the age scale - FDIC FDIC west on HI.. bway 1 _ ~~ mile lOuth OHEROKEE. Iowa (IP) - A Iowa Coqgress!"an ThursdayHighway over patrolmen Tracy, Calif. Identified Saundersthose under said . 21 and over 65'1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i, · h the dead flier as Lt. (J. G.) Glenn This means. he aid. tnOlt em- &Iant weather balloon. W h IC To Seek Re-elect,'on C f d Th . j d fll raw or . e In ure er. ployers wi'll have to turn to two when defla,,\od covered an area Identified as Lt. (J. G.) Ross H. main reservoirs for workers _ about the size ofl.a football fIeld. DES MOINES (IP) - Rep. Paul Persons. was taken to Tracy Me- women between 45 and 65. and came to eart\l Thursday on the I Cunningham, Republican who morial Hospital. Their home both men and women beyond 65. Clarence Bengtson [arm seven represents Iowa's 5th District ot towns were not ImmediatelY Research shows. that older work­ miles northwest of Cherokee. Congress obtained nomInation I available. ers Bre superior for jobs requlr- The balloon. sent aloft by the papers ;rom the secretary at I Crawford's jet apparednuy JOg patience, skill, judgement anit hesI - U U.S. government at Minneapolis. blew up. Person parachute as cooperation with other employe their \'J was laden with costly lnstru- state's offlce Thursday as a can-! his plane spun down in flames. ISaunders saId. ' has 11 ments. didate tor re-election nexl year. Jt the present increll e In pro- Aut~ for this sea- In acc;ordance with a note at- The petition blanks were ob- EYEGLA E LO T ducllvlty of workers continues. Clossified Mi.cellanoous Fo r Sale Typing Sale • ,) tached to the balloon, Bengtson tained by Millard Carlisle. Cun- Ed Burr. A2. Keokuk. r ported It could partially ott et the bur- For aale': Boy', inO'" 11111. l-pl..:•• I i,,: Typln,. DI.I 5839. 11·18 For S.le: I~ Ford Custom Tudor. kicked In noliUed the weather staUon at nineham's administrative as Ist- the loss of his glasses late den placed on added numbers of Advertising Rates Gx . Phone UU. lI.n , ~...,....______exc"ptlonllly clean. low mllu,,,. won't I Minneapolis. He also notIfied ant. Thursday night. The glasses were dependents, Saunders explained. 1'YPlNC: Th • and manu MPh. wlnln1.~ . c.n 1-2340 .rUtr 5:15 P .M . Word A-d. P'OR SALE: Baby ~. comple",. '12. Fonner oommert'I.1 l.acher. Work J I- 17 e baIL t! Sheriff Carl Schlee! who put a Cunningham is the first of the in an Army case stamped with noting that the IIvera,e worker DI.I 11-0740. iI-12 ,Ulranleelymoulh. Mak. oUer. One Day ...... IU II Word West 11 IUBrd on the balloon pending ar- eight Iowa Republican members the number M-5085. Ed hopes now produces three per cent -r------I i Call 2.59. 11·11 one II rival of federal authorIties. ot the national House to thus de- they will be fouad so he con find more goods and service each Two Days .... ~ .. lOf II Word RUOS. tabl • ch t. c","lrs. eltc ric Typln,. An 10M. . 1I-39t'! 12-8 SA VE ~ on a '54 Plymouth b.rdlop. and The balloon. made ot plastic clare themselves for re-election. hIs way to class this momlng. He year. wJth those In agriculture Three Days ..... lU a Word heat ..... lu"o, . HOCK·EYE LOAN. R-I-' Good oondillon. cle.n. Call Allen I I.'. S . • Dubuqu.. 11-16 Typln .. 11-3388. ~ lIall. X2ft04. II-ll (. cloth, required six men to Jift it Howevet. allot the others ore asks that anyone finding the increasing production by four Four Days ...... _ .. 14¢ II Word - --- - TYP1NO. m2. Rll-23 I BtTY JU~~OD . Phone 3042. 12-IR ~iiiiiiiiiiii;;; a fence and fold it expected to follow suit. glasses call him at 8-2883. and one-halt per cent a year. Five Days ..... 15' a Word FOT erie: Davenpol1. match InC "","lr. ,,~ excell nl candilion DIal 77:M. 1112 TYPING. 51118. 1I·21R Ten Days ...... 20f a Word Room ~ for Rent One Month ...... S9f a Word For I,,: Two rur COlt•• Ptnlln lamb. TYPING~---- - ~~IBM --execUtlVI------Iypewrlltr. (Minimum Cl\arge 50¢) lite 10; R Ian pony •• Ile 12. Phone Thelli. and manUlICripl-qulclc ae ..... I~ . One trlpl/' room w'th cookl", l«lUlI.. Fresh White I-IS". 11 -12 8·%«1. 11·20 (or men. Phone 11-3118. 11-12 Dis play Ads TYPING ot any kind. DI.l 11-1'7113. lI-I~R li'OR RENT: \l001l\&. m n .Iudanll. Who Doel It TYPING 11-0730. JI-IIR Phone 5844. JI -15 One lnsertion ...... 98, a Column Inch I DO 11' YOURSrLF with toob from ROOM (or m.n .tudent.

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