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ling will ,Hungary/s Martial /Law Student Counci,. Defers Action Seeks ml, Mac. 'hristmas asked to Seating Plan Action Withdrawal a little ·f 0 Include Death Penalty, The special Student Council committee studying the football sealing vrENNA (,fI- Hungary's Communist government - smarting under plan asked the Council We~sday night for mor time to draft a con· a general strike and continued street demonstrations -Wednesday crete plan. • Busmess night decreed mandatory death for all persons conviC£(!d of crimes The Councll derered any acUon on suggested mod ifications to the 11 , in 214 under its ncwly issued martial law decree. prcsent plan until after Christmas iday the At the same time - in a broad· vacation, UNITED NAnONS. N.Y. (.fI - I be held cast [rom strikebound Budapest - "We are not trying to put the is­ The UN MlII!IIlbly overwbelm1n,· Ike Requests it identified two of the labor leaders sue off; we wllnt to give more stu· Team To Get Iy condemned the Soviet Union arrested in the Communists' at· dents a chance to express their Wednesday lliaht (or crushin, . Meeting tempt to stem the surge of popular riday, in opinions," said Steve Shadle, A3, Hun,arian lildependence and ca.ll. Nixon To Go feeling against the Sovlet·supported Estherville. a member oC the com· ed on MOIeOw to withdraw Its ling. Dr. Premier Janos Kadar, :teriology mittee. Big Sendoff armed forces Immediately from The two were Sandor Racz, pres· the revolt-ton land. 1 "Tissue The committee is waiting (or In­ 'To Austria ident oC the Budapest workers Cen­ , AUGUSTA, Ga , (,4'1 - At Presi· formation from the Nalional Stu· It was the first time such a judg­ dent Eisenhower's request, Vice tral Council. and Sandor Ball, a dent's Associatioll on football seat­ ment bad bf.en returned by the council member. 'l'hey were charg· To Rose Bowl President Nixon will go to Austria ing plans in colleges throughout Assembly a,ainat any UN memo ed with numerous offenses, includ· ber. next week to study the Hungarian ing the organization of "provoca­ the Unlted States. whieh it (Is CEDAR RAPIDS (.fI _ Plans refugee problem and recommend tive strikes. ". but did not seem to may be hC'lpful in drafting modlfi· ncar d compl lion here W does. The vote ill favor of an Ameri· what further aid the United States fall under the martial law decree. caUons, Shadle said. day for what is believed will be can-backed resolution slappln, the a can e~tend. The committee t ntatively sched· the biggest s.!ndoff in th state's Soviet Union for its action. In , , D.n, t ....n Photo b, Bill N.I.on That decree, issued Sunday over Hungary wu 55 In favor. 8 op­ Announcing this Wed n e s day tbe signature of President Istvan SNOW BEGAN TO FALL and Jerry GoId,NlI\, Al. Elgin, ilL, lull couldn't help going back to his child­ uled another public meeting for history when Iowa's Big Ten (oot· night, White House Press Secre­ hood lport of writing In the snow. HI. Christl,,.,,, tr "ting to (Jail Carson, A4, S.wlckley, Pa., didn't someUm after Christmas vacation ball ehamplons I ave Sunday (or polled and 13 abstentiOn!, The Sc­ Dobi, lisled murder. manslaughter. viet bloc voted against the rl.'SO­ tary Jaml'S C. Hagerty left open arson, robbery, looting, damage to mHt with enthusiastic response, however. to receiVing more suggestions o~ Californin and L'le Ro. Suwl. the question of whether the trip l football st'ullng. James l'teoghon, Mayor of Ce- lutlon with the ex.ception ()( Hun· public plans and utilities and all at­ gary, whlch was ab nt. may lead to bringing into this coun· tempts a't those crimes, along with A Imllor meeting was h ld last dar Rapids, said he has been Corc. try more than the 21,500 refugees illegal possession of arms, ammuni· First Big Snow Covers Iowa City, week. I'd to cut off additional requ Its The vOtln, split the Asian·ACri· now planned. tion and explosives. The President, The present football selltlng plan for reservations being IIrranged can bloc. V.K, Krishna Menon, of .. The answer to that question, Ha· a figurehead. issued a supplemental was adopted at the suggestion of (or a Sunday breakIast. More India. abstained; but other mem­ gerty saId in response to news· decree Wednesday to make the the Student Council for use this than 100 civic officials from Iowa bers such as Burma, Ceylon, Iran. men's inquiries, will have to await Brings Hazardous Road Conditions Lebanon. Libya, Nepal. Paklstan, death sentence mandatory, year on a trial basis. It has come citi s and towns have sign d up Nixon's return and a report to the A Hungarian labor leader newly Snow Cell in Iowa City Wednesday !attunoon reawakening dreams in Cor criticism by various campus for the breakfast. the PhillppillH. Thailand, Tunisia and Yemen voted ro r lhe resolu­ Pl'esident and Congress. . escaped to Austria said the tension ~ of a white Christmas for those who weren't too busy shoveling the white iroups including cngin ering stu· Community rcprescntaUv 5 Crom tion of condemnation. It was th Nixon will leave for Austria next within Budapest, torn for 50 days stuff or cursing the cold that accompanied it. The weatherman reports dents, d ntistry stud nts and medi- lIS for north as Fort Atkinson plan Tuesday and return to Washington br military and political fighting , that from all indications, till! snow will remain on the ground today and cal studen ts. to attend. A 3O·=,lecc Cedar Rapids sharpe t split In this bloc y t to be reelillered In the Assembly. Dec. 23. " IS almost unbearable." --\ will be added to sometime Friday. Two suggestions were oC£crcd at municipal band is scheduled to per· A statement issued at Eisen· "The big drama is just begin. The high predicted for today is the Council meeUne by committee form, The Soviet Union nngrily de· hower's vacation headquarters said ning," he said. "The storm can a cool 22 d grees with fair skies. members who sought to nd the Two charter d planes will leav nounced the resolution and began the purpose o[ the Nixon trip is for come at any moment. " The low expected tonight is 10 de· long lines ~;tnt formed in front of for ~alifornia Sunday morning a~d a drive to brln, charges again t , I NATO See kS consultation with American, Aus­ grces or below. the Fieldhous on Mondays before a thIrd depart Dec, 27. The offiCial lhe United States for allegedly in· In a similar vein, the Moscow tervenin, In the Soviet bloc coun· trian and international agency of· radio said tbe Hungarian capitalist Wednesday's snows are making home games. SUI traveling party will inelud ficials ., as to the problems relating tries. This will likely be debated industry and commerce - largely streets as well as highways hazar· A sVltem whereby drawings Gov;.elecl Her chel Loveless and later by th A sembly In th to relief and resettlement of Hun· paralyzed by thc 48-hour general More Power dous, Ole Hi ghway Patrol reports. would be held at the Fieldhouse to Ifamily, members of the ~t,ate course of its regular work. garian refugees." stri k ~ protesting the activities of Snow packed highways h Id up bus determine the recipients of the be t Board of Regcnts and famllu.'s, By its decision th Assembly The Whltc House added that Nix· Kadar's government - was alive PARIS (,4'1- North Atla\1Uc Trea· traffic in th Sioux City area for grid seats. !lJembcrs of the ~nh' e rsity ~8rd va with "provocative rumors, " ty Alliance (NATO l leaders agreed a time Wednesday. and drifting. In control of athletiCS. state leglsla. called for the third Ume for the on also will visit as many Hun· Russians to let out of Hungary. garian refugees as possible. Aus· tentatively Wednesday to ~tl'e n gt h · snow in olh r parts of the tate Di stribution of tM choice ~.'S tOI'S and m mb/·rs of the university Radio Budapest paid second· I en the treaty organization with made passage diCficulL so that one· third wo~ld be gIven athletic departm nt. This Ume it added the judgment tria, to which more than 100,000 handed tribute to the efficacy of wider political and economic pow· out on Monday, one·third on Tues· Gov, U>o Hoe Ih. who also will again t the Sovlet Union in the victims of Soviet brutality have the strike called by workers' coun· e The freatest amount of snow rO· day and one-Ulird on Wednesday . be a member or the official party, following words: fled, has approved the visit. cils which the government had ord· rs, corded was in Elkader where six S C II I th ered dissolved, But Secretary of State John Fos· inches were reported 10 have fallen ' ome ounc member~ fe t at, I wUi make the tri.p with his wife and "Declares that. by using its After the trip. the White House ter Dulles served notice that the by eariy Wednesday evening. lou x If cnacll'd, theS(' ~ggeshons would two daughters bv traln, armed force Ilgainst tile Hunllari· said, Nixon will report to the Presi· ' ''The labor mOveme\1t has never United States reserv(!s full freedom C h remove tb incentive for tudents The Cedar Rapids Chamber of an people, the government of th dent and (;ongress, when it recon· seen such a strike,". it said, quoting -, I ity ad an accumulation o( rive to form long Unes. on Mondays be· Comm"rce wl'll nd girts repre. action in defense of Its vita in. inc1I£S and Waterloo wa close be· h ti k ff f " Union of So\.1et Socialist Repub­ , v ncs, "on the full scope of what the government ne\vspal'er Nepsza­ terests without Clmsulting Us NATO h' d 'lh b t [ d h 1£ (ore t e' I.' el 0 Ie opens. sentin!! the Hawkeye ule to Call· licll is violatin, ~ political inde· is necessary and practicable." badsag. It pictured faclories sur­ a II L' CS III. a d vance. inche10 sWI a Oll our an one a Councl ' I P resl'd en l B0 bYoung, L3 , (roma . 0 ffIC" la 1s me tlllg. th Iowa pendence qf Hun,ary; rounded by dlssid~nts , railwaymen Nixon also will recommend A spokesman for the conference I L ·· r t t d d' Waterloo, asked the committee to party, Included will be 10 Wilson "Condemn' t.he violation of the "what fUI·ther steps should be afraid to work because of bandits of NATO foreign ministers said owes empera ure .recor e In consider whe~er the practice of Company hams and {our 24-can char~r by the governrnt'nt of the (strikers), street cars stopped by taken by the United States for the they endorsed the outlines of rec· the state Wednesday rught was sIx Idistributing guest tickets in the stu· cases of Iowa popcorn. Union 0{ SlWiet Soc4\list R pub· relief of this suffering," gunfire. ommendalions by Balvard Lange degre~s below zero in Waterioo. dent sc~ tion to non·students should IIcs in deprMng Hungary or its Nixon will leave for Austria of Norway, Gaetano Marllno of International Falls, Minn ., went bI' contlOued. lI~rty and ilulependence and the Tuesday shortly' after Jlivin~ A Herky Hawk May Epinoia Italy, and Lester B. Pearson of on record a the coldest spot in the Winding up the discussion. Shadle Hunearian people of the exercisc Washington luncheon in honor of , State Allots $10 000 Cllnada, members of a committee nation Wednesday with an early said, "The committee wants Coun· of their fundamental rights." Prime Minister Nehru of lnOia. • , Among the Missing who have been studying lpolitioal morning low or 26 degrees below. cil members to submit tilcir sug· Fly to Rose Bowl The Assembly asked Secretary • and economic possibilities for Things warmed up there some and Itcstions at the next committee The "rcal, live" Her\cy may ict General Da, Hammarskjold, who NATO. the high was 10 below by noon. n'\eeting." to Ille Rose Bowl alter all , Jim bas been trYing unsuccessfully to To Pay fO.r Float, Report Statue Taken Dulles told foreign ministers of The storm that invaded Iowa car· ----- Foster. C4, Eldora, reported to The go lo BudaPest. to start UN re· Girl Nappers, NATO member countries it would Iy Weden day has spread a blanket Ha itian President Student Council Wednesday night. lief work, to "take any inUaUve Rose Program Ad be unfair to the 30 other nations or white over an area reaching He said the SUI AFROTC de· that he deems helpful in relation Invade Currier Hall From Arts Building with which the United States bas from Kansas lo tile eastern edge of Forced To Resign partment has offer d to fly Herky to the JJungarian problem." This mutual defense pacts if Washing· Illinois. west, provided clearance can be left It up to Hammarskjol d to During Salads DES MOINES (.fI - Iowa's $10" A $250 marble statue has been ton could not act in other parts of Minnesota was bracing itselC WASHINGTON (.fI - Paul Mag· otbained from California authori· decide wbat to do. It was in· 060 float in the Rose Bowi parade taken from the SUI Fine Arts serted at the Iasl minute to block • • Five men, with hats pulled down will be paid for by an albx!ation by Building, Prof. Norval Tucker, of the world without consulting NATO. Wednesday night Cor a cold wave loire. army man who served as ties , California laws forbid entry over their eyes, wearing sunglasses The report by Lange, Martino with temperatures to dip to a pre· Haiti's president for six years, was oC fruit and birds into the state. a proposal br India, Ceylon, Bur· the State Legislative Interim Com· the Art Department told police' Student CounCil Pres, Robert rna and Indobesia for the Assemb­ and with violin cases under their mlttee to the Iowa Development Wednesday. and Pearson - called NATO's dieted low of 15 degrees below zerO. reported Wednesday to have been arms, walked into the dining room "Three Wise Men" - recommend· Snowfall in Minnesota was predict· forced out of office by a sitdown Young Jr., L3. Waterloo, said stu­ ly to lnatnact Hammarskjold to CommiSSion, Gov. Leo Hoogh said The statue is the work of Mrs, dent and staff members 01. the SUI go to MOIC.'OW in an effort to or Currier Hall Wednesday night Wednesdllf. ed that "before any new policy is ed to equal amounts already fallen strike of the public in Port au and threatened to kidnap the memo Miriam Burke of Riverside, a pro· adopted which might affect NATO, in northern Iowa. Prince, the capit.al. Dramatic Arts Department are achieve a solution. bers of the Currier Hall Executive The ,overnor told his news con· fessional sculptor. It is titled or a political pronouncement is Missouri ' missed much of the now constructing a new Herley the Before the vote on the 2O-eo\lJl' "Epinoia.' , Joseph Nemours Pierre-~uJs', Council and hold them lor ransom. ference the theme of the float will made, there shOllld be consulta· snowfall: but freezing rain was reo president oC Haiti's Supreme Courtl Hawk costume for use in the Rose try resolutiOtl was taken, the As· be "Strength from -the Land." It Tucker told police that the 18- tions." ported falling Wednesday night in was named to succeed him as head Bowl parade. sembly knocked down by voice The men interrupted the women will depict Iowa as first in agricul· eating In the hall, right in the inch statue was discovered miss· Dulles, the souree said, told the the area just south of the snow belt of the Negro republic in the Carib­ votes a aerie. of amendments by ture, a leader In Industry and fore· ing from the SUI sculpture studio closed ministerial meeting he ap- that extended inlo the central part bean. India, CeylOll and Indonesia which middle of their salads, and told most in . education. Hungarian R.li.f Fund everyone to remain in their places. Tuesday by Mrs.' Burke. It had proved of this principle and hoped of the state. The State Department said the would have deleted the condem· Then they declared that they lhad Present'plans call for at least six been on display there fo r about six it would be adopted, changes in government were. r:e- Goal Not Y.t Reached nation daUM and tempered down pretty ,iris. to ride on the float. months. the resolutloo to a creat degree. come for the Executive Council Diplomats in the meeting were JAPAN IN UN ported by the American Embassy WASHINGTON IofI - The Amerl· and were going to hold them for Hoogh said Jowa girls who have Mrs, Burke, wife of Pro£. William quick to point out that Dulles' in Port au Prince. can Red Cross said Wednesday It It would hev. also asked Ham· been selected as ImJlOl:tant beauty L. Burke. of the Art Department, uNITED NATIONS, N.Y. 1m marskJold to undertake the new "malpractice in executive posi· statement appeared likely to cause The Security Council Wednesday Despite Magloire's efforts to end has collected about one·third of its tions" until they received the keys queens are being considered. Final worked several monUls on the sta­ a protest in view of U.S. resent· the strike, it spread until today. $5 million Hungarian reUef goal. mission. The amendment gained to the front door of Currier ,as ran· selections Will be made s90n. tue. It has been shown in several ment when Britain and France took unanimously approved the admis· Port au Prince, a city of 17,000, was Ellsworth Bunker, Red Cross almost 110 sUpport except that of som, The Development Commission displays recently. military action against Egypt with· sion o( Japan as the 80th member paralyzed except for water and president. said $1,540,258 was col· Its sponsors. It ali turned out to be a ga, when had asked for $12,000 to finance the out prior consultation with the of the UN. electric service. lected in the !last two weeks. Alter the resolution was ap­ the "hoods" were revealed to be float and for advertising promo· Author, Former SUI United States or any other NATO proved, MeDon withdrew a rClOlu· members of the Quadrangle Exe· tion, as an alternative to asking member. tlon put up by Burma, India, Cey· cutive Council who were picking up public contributions. HO\lsemother, Dies 'Here Lloyd told the conference NATO loa and Indonesia. Its principal the Currier Council members for Ted Davidson, Commission dlree· Mrs, Elizabeth Wherry, 63, wide· should be bQlstered by a kind of Queen Plus Six Years clause was to note with regret a scheduled dinner date. tor, said the advertising promotion ly kno-,vn Ipwa author, and former "super parliament" with limited that the SOviet Union has not The Quad men had called earlier would include a $650 full page In housemother for Gamma Phi Beta powers. Withdrawn from Hun,ary. and said that they couldn't keep the official Rose Bowl ,ame pro· sorority at SUI died WedneSday at He did not say precisely what Alter the Aaaembly adjourned, the date because of kitchen dlffi· gram .. University Hospitals after an illness kind of "super parliament" he had the UN published a conununica· in mind - whether it would have cuities and the Currier execs had Featured w1l1 ~ the theme "the of several days. tion from the Hungarian delega­ the power to make laws or whether tion forn*ly notifying Ham· gone to their own dining room to wiMlng spirit in Iowa" with a pic­ cal. Mrs, Wherry, who lived at Ana· it would be appointed by members marskjold that Dec. 16 Is not ap­ ture of Coach Forest Evashevski's The girls went willingly with mosa, wro e columns for farming or elected. propriate for hlm to visit Hungary their kidnapers and were returned sona rushing to congratulate him magazines and Iowa newspapers. and saylnJ it will, at a later date, fed and unharmed. when Iowa clinched the Rose Bowl She formerly conducted a radio 7 Whites Acquitted make a proposal for the purpose The ranso m was not paid. .' bid by ' beatln, Ohio State, G'(), program over WSUI. of reacbiIlg an 8Jl'cement on his I # Of Flogging Negro visit to Budapest. The United States spearheaded BUSHENELL. 1<1a. (.fI - Seven the drive (or a large vote on the ,College Prank Backfires;~ Freshman white men Wednesday were acquit· resolution. ted of flogging Jesse Woods, a Meanwhlle, the Soviet Union be­ Negro. The chief prosecutor said gan a OIUIlterattack, mostly 'ChargedwithSpOrts Star's Mu~der his main witnesses changed their against the United States. So\1et stories, and the state's case col· Deputy Forejp Minbter Vassily CARBONDALE. Ill. III - A col· shotgun blast to uie head early too' room, lapsed. V. KUJJICtso¥ caDed on the Astern­ lege prank that backfired sent a day. "16 ahbotlnl occurred In a He to'ssed lhc gun across the foot It was a mass directed verdict of bly to put • its agenda an Item freshman to jail Wednesday on a 8.ccond·f1oor sleeping room he shar­ of his bcrJ, the muzzle pointed at acquittal ordcred by Circuit Judge accusing the United states of "in­ charge of murdering a Southern ed wit" Sinroll, Harry Hillman, 18, Batura. T. G, Futch and came after State terventioa" III the dom . !c aflaiu Illinois University football star. of Park Rldlle, 111., and John "We thought he was acling big ," Atty. A. J. Buie asked that four of of the "people'. democracies and The victim was Robert Bat~ra, Abromovltch, 21, of Haverhill, Hillman said, the seven accused be freed. The Its subvenive act! vity agaiDst 19, of Danvers, Mass" an SIt] Mass. The room is two blocks off When SlnroH made no mo ve to defense asked dismissal of the those countries." sophomore who starred at cnd on the campus. ' comply with Batura's request to charges against the other three. U.S, Chief Dele,ate Henry Cabot the university's football team this Hillman and Abr9movltch said move the gun , Batura started Futch said the state failed to Lodce Jr., ,commented promptly: (all. they witnellsed the ltflootlng and re- across the room toward SlnroU's prove the men were ' guilty of ago "Let MOICOW admit UN obIerv­ State's Ally . William G, Rldie· lated it was toucl\ed off by a prank, bed, gravated assault 'and false impris· en to Hunlary and the world wW way said he signed a warrant SinroU hact gone downstairs to Hillman /laid Sinroli rose, shot· onment of Woods, who was taken soon know whether this Soviet charging murder against Fred Sin· make a telephone call, they said, gun in hand, and that the weapon from the nearby Wildwood City jail cbarce is "* or fabe." , roll, 20, ot Sterling, III. 81nroll ap· when they ~Ided to move his bed discharged at point·blank range. and flogged Oct. 211. The Negro D.II,. t..... PII.'. .,. BIll M..... LodIe wu referrine to the re­ The full charge caught Batura In AND 1$ WHERE MAMA ac'-I, Nency 2...... fasal of tile soviet Union to atree ~arcd lx>forc Police Magistrate and hide his aheets alld blankets, had been arrested on city charges THIS went to Llttl. Lynn/ Pltty L". 4. tot a IIUkk Roy Hall of CarbondalE! and was Hillman said that when Sinroll the left temple, killing him instant· ,limpN of 10wa 'City Wldn... y from a train al their mother, Mn. franch X, Meheupt recalled her to the admJNioa of UN obserVers Iy. alld pollee said he made a ~ 'hello campul daYI.' Mrs. Mohaupt, the former Barbara Sprl"l"', WII MIN SUI of ltse, The famll, w.. -­ Into BunPr7 as demanded by the ordercd Mid wlthollt boftd In 'J.ck· retUmlld he acted "very put out" Auembly In • approved there, baby" remark to a white 1 'reeoJutioD son ' County jail at Mui'PhysborO. and grabbed a . 1111au.e shotgun Ridgeway said SinroU sobbed un· route from tMlp home In Cincinnati, 0, to IfMncI tho holl..,. wl~ .rtletl... · In Do. rMiMt whttt .- controllably dllring questioning , school teacher, train made a 4-minvto local ,Jut weet. J Datura was shot and killed by. he kept loaded In a corner of the "op. .. ,, ... I :. t" 't t P ... I-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, la.-Thursday, .Dc. 13, 1956 I I I .Honor System 1 : ' I .~~ 1)aily lowQn On The General, ;ATott'Ces Death Row Can It Work For Story of the l8-Year-Old Boy General NoUcea muot be receIved at The Dally Iowan oWee, Room 201, Co. rhe College Students? munlcatlona Cente,., by 8 a.m. wr publlclOtlon the lollowln, mornln,. l'he, J must be typed o. le,lbly wrllten and uaned; they will nOI be .ccepled D:r Iowa Hang From T~. Ually T.uu tewphone. The Da.IJ.Y Jowan reserve. t"e rllht to ed11 all 'lenoral Notlc:e. May Th. Uulv.roHy .r Texas Schwengel/s Bill )r By DUTCH VANDERNEESE Once again the perennial issue of LIBRARY HOURS - Hours that TOWN STUDENTS - Christmas I From Tbe Fr.lldlo. Ih. Macul". in 01 the Fort Madison Penttenllary h H . the SUI main library will be open party will be held Doc. 11, on 'Ii Rep, Fred Schwengel (R-Ia.) said last week during a visit t e onor system IS a present ques- during Christmas vacation are as the Sun Porch, Iowa Memorial Capital punishment has many . tion. to Iowa City that he will introduce a bill in the coming session follows: Union, DancIng will be from 8 until el supporters and just as many op­ Members o( the Scholastic Integ- Wednesday.Friday, Dec . .19 -21- 81 of Congress to provide more federal income tax exemptions to ponents. 11:30 p.m. and refreshments will ' rity Council arc sending· out letters 7 :3 0 a.m,-5 : 00 p.m. be served, Please bring a grab 18 college students and to their parents. But the majority o( people are now l 0 pro f essors, as k109 that each Saturday, Dec. 22 _ 7:30 a.m.- bag gift ranging in price from 35 indiHerent to the death penally It is a commendable idea and olle typical of Schwengel. Ibroach the subject in his class. 12 :00 Noon. to 50 cents, and its implications-unless Ule 'Either the instructor or a class Sunday-Tuesday, Dec, 23-25 _ He often stood out during his service in the Iowa legislature as victim happens to be someone they member may request a vote on the CLOSED. a friend of education. know or have an interest in. Then Hon?t' Plan and a ' Scholastic l~- Wednesday-Friday, Dec. 26-28- INTERNATIONAL - Festival O(i IHolidays will be presented Sun· o • apathy turns to indignation and tegl'lty Comm.IUee member 1$ avail- 7:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. • they spring into action which is ablo to explam the program ~o the' Saturday. Dec. 29 _ 7:30 .a.m .. day, Dec, to, in the Main .Lounge, , THIS PROPOSED piece of legislation reflects real need in well meant-but too late. class. 12:00 Noon, Iowa Memorial Union. Open house higher education today: the need to maintain equal education- This is story of a boy in death Independent approval of the Pro· Sunday, Dec. 30 - CLOSED. will be held from 4 until 7 p.mI. ~ A pageant conSisting of 16 skits 81 opportunities for all. row ; an elghteen-year-old qoy who (essor and three-fourths o[ the class Monday, Dec, 31 - 7:30 a.m.· portraying holidays o[ foreign coun· , . ' could be your next door neighbor is necessary to put' the program 5 p.m. tries will start at 7:30 p,m. ~uch a bill as proposed by Schwengel would be a start in 1- or perhaps your son. This boy into effect, and it maY'be cancelqd Tuesday, Jan. 1 ...... CLOSED., I r:---"' this direction, State legislatures might follow suit by granting Igoes to sleep each night one step at apy time by-either group. Wednesday-Friday, Jan. 2-4 , - PE MAJORS - Physical edu· tat . ... h' . closer to a date with cternity. IN REALITY, the Honor Plan 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. cation majors planning to coach s e mCQme tax exemptions m states m w Ich ll1come tax is "I SHOULDN'T have even ot means that the professor and his Satu'rday, Jan. 5 - 7:30 a.m.- teams [or junior or senior high paid State legislatures might a1so raise appropriations to make out of bed that morning. I aIW;YS class agree that students will as· 12:00 Noon. sc hools are requested to come to it possible for our universities to call a halt to rising tuition slept later anyhow." Thc tall, slime moral responsibility for their Sunday, Jan. 6 - 1 :30 p:n'I. - ' . h . slender teenager stared at the own behavior. But many questions 2:00 a.m. Henry Sabin Grade School Gym costs. ThIS, owever, IS too much to expect. wall of his death cell. "But it's jump to the mind of stUdents unfa- Monday, Jan. 7 - 7:30 a.m.-2:oo any week night except Friday, o 0 0 to late to worrY about that miliar with the plan: a.m. from 7;30 to 9 p.m. now, .." lf the professor is out o( the Reserve desk will be closed Sat- THE SITUATION of the poor student is becoming more Yes, Warren "Jack" Nutter room, who will answer questions? urday, Dec. 22, 29, and Jan. 5. PLAY·NITE - The facilities of acute ag the Korean GI Bill follows the GI Bill of World War II should have stayed in bed that Won't this plan work to the ad· It will be open Sunday, Jan. 6 - the Fieldhouse will be available lor to the grave, day. But as he said, it was just vantage of the poor!'r student, who 2:00-4:50 p.m. and 7:00-9:50 p,m. mixed recreational activities each too late, All he can do now is might be more likel:; to cheat since Closed Reserve and overnight re· Tuesday and Friday night from • Before World War II and the resulting GI Bill there was renect on the strange twist of fate he would have more to gain? And , serve books may be checked out at 7:30 to 9:30, provided no horne var· little equality in educational opportunity, which took him (rom a quiet and if so, is this fair to the good stu- 9:00 p,m, Tuesday, Dec. 18 and sity contest is schedull!d. Mem· peaceful home ip Freeport, lll., to dent, who must either endure un- will be due back at 10 :00 a.m. on bers of the Cacuity, staff, and stu· : The poorer students had to help support their families. cell number four, death row, Iowa I fair competition or "turn in" a Monday, Jan. 7. Departmental dent body and their spouses are In­ The United States was just coming out of The Great Depres­ State prison. friend? ' Libraries will po~ their hours on vited to attend and take part in It was early last year that Jack Why is the honor plan desirable? the doors. sion. Some poor students could work tlleir way through college, THESE ARE legitimate questions the activities In which t'heI arc In­ started down the trail which led to terested, Admission w!il b~ by fac­ as they can today. But the time the work cut out of their . . . but Jack tells the story of - butlhe Scholastic Integrity Com- BABY SITTING - University Co­ ulty, staff, or student LD. card. 5tudy and activities time (as it does today) did Dot enable them Ulat cold winter morning early in mittee feels it has found suitable operative Baby Sitting League Activities Jar December: badmint­ 1956 better in his own words. an wers. book wjll be in ,the charge of Mrs. on', handl;lllll, swimming, . table fp get the most out of their college years, The professor, according t? ~he Virginia. C()nklin from Dec. 5 un­ "It all happened so sudden-an tennis, tennis, smash, basketball plan, would not leave ~he huIldmg til· the 18. PI19ne 593~ for (urther ;7 \ For the married youth from the poorer classes of society a impulse I guess. I decided to get and volleypall. completely: ~u,t would Simply m?ve ,informatioQ or a sitter after 6 p.m, ~llegc education was almost out of the question, . my two buddies and a couple of to the ad)ommg room or office, . 000 girls we knew .and head for Cali­ where students could reach him at VETERANS - Eaeh Public Law DEGRE,E CANDIQATES - Or· (ornia. 1 was tired of Freeport and Jack Nutler, 18, sits ill his cell 011 tlle death row at Iou;a's any lime. 550 veh\rarl must sign a VA Form dcrs for lhe offi ci a) graduation THE GI BILL changed .alL of tills, The poor boy could wanted to get out on my own. Fort Madisoll Pellitenti~L"y. Bright studcnts wouldn't surfer, 7-1996a to cover his attendance Dec . announcements of the February now live partly on his government subsidy, hold a part-time job Funny, I ne~er to~d the girls where the committee explains. The idea 1-19 and vacation Dec. 20-31. Reg­ 1957 Commencement 9re now be· and get the most out of his classes, ,we were gOing-Just told them to I am in death row. You explain couldn'l seem to selUe down . He I of the entire plan is that, in most ulations permit signing this fOrm on ing taken. Place your order be­ grab a pair of skates and come it-I can't. began to feci lhings were against' cases, students placed on their the day just prior to a vaca lion fore noon Wednesday, December The married student, working part-time and having a wife along ice skating." FORTUNATEL Y for Jack Nut­ him in his native Freeport. It honor. won't cheat. However, if which extends through the end o( 19, at the Alumni HOllse, 130 N. with a job, and collecting his govemment subsidy, also had JACK NUTTER, a frown cross· ter, Iowa has a mandatory wait· wasn't long until he and his four cheatmg does occur, the plan may the month. Forms will be avail­ Madison St., across from Iowa ing his old-young face, continued. friends started on the road to Calif- be canceled. To dO'thls, the stn~ able at tlle window outside the Ve­ Memorial Union. Price lor each equal education opportunities. "They never even got to usc Ule ing period o( one year before a dcath sentence, Cll\, be carried ornia - a road that led to cell 4 dents may vote to reject the plan, terans Service in University Hall announcement is ]0 cents. The GI Bill sent to the colleges a flood of GIs, most of them skates, That sheriff in Indepen­ out. That year may. save Jack's Death Row, ' or one individual may report cheat, 8:30 a.m.-12 noon and 1-4:30 p.m. older and more mature than their classmates, dence still has them, I guess." WHETHER Warren Nutter lives jng to the professor, who may can- on Wednesday, Dec. 19, 1956. The PLACEMENT OFFICE - Scnior fuzzy-~heeked Warren Nutter and his l Jmpan- life. If Nutter had faced a jury, cel the plan i( he chooses. In the it is a good bet that he wouldn't form may also be signed at the and graduate men and women (ex­ many of them married and/or from poor parents, ions. two boys and two girls, all or dies is up to the Supreme Court last case, the pledge signed docs Veter ans Service reception desk on cept engineering students) who ex· be in death row, ; of Iowa. Regardless, a long limc not obligate the studcnt to tell who Educators didn't know what to make of this sudden influx teen-age, should have gonc ice weekdays, Dec. 20, 1956-Jan. 4, pect to receive degrees in June skating and forgotten about travel- But he was denied (although not is going to pass before he sees free- was cheating, but merely to inform 1957 (except Dec. 24-25) without be· 1957, or August 1957, and want to of students that shot college enrollments to all tin1e highs, ing to the West Coast. As it turn- Icgolly) a right to place his fate dam. While the purpose of our the instructor tilat cheating existed, ing late. take advantage of Business and Some thought, as said University of Chicago Robert M. Hut- ed out, two boys are serving ele- in the hands o{ 11is impartial ~rison is supposed. to be reh.abilita- Basictllly, tbe Honor PJan is de· Industrial Placement Office ser· chins, that it might be "a threat to American education," ven years in the Iowa State Re- peers. A judge wi Ii a "hanging Ilon and re~lamatlOn, .a policeman sirable because it builds a feeling vices, should have their registra· formatory and the girls are in an reputation" sentenceU the eighl- has b.e~n killed. Justice dem~ll~s at mature responsibility, permits ..,'1f.RS11j' • • tion materials on file in the office, The fears of the educators were soon dashed. The poor Illinois Training School. And Jack een-year-old YOuth~ death. the klllll~g be ayenged. But It. IS I freedom of movement during ex-~'9<1 . oH,elal 107 University' Hall, before Christ­ doubtful If the blindfolded l,,:dY With ams, and removes the distraction of boys were appreciative of their educational opportunities. The Nutter is w\liting for a Supreme What kind o[ on is Jack ~ ~ ~ mas vacation. .' fti d 1 d h Court decision-a verdict which Nutler? Is he t "hardened the scales would ask ~ny ~lgh.teen. a proctor wandering about the ' DAILY compe I on ma e t 1e younger stu ents ustle and brought up will determine if he is to live or year-old boy to pay With hiS life. room, the Scholastic Integrity Com- . lX.tI J BULLETIN educational level$ all the way around. Professors had to throw die. leader" pictured by tHe press? Executing Jack Nutter will serve mlttee explains. ~~iI!o WEI G,H T TRAINING - The Or is he just a "~razy, mixed Weight Training Room will be away the notes they had been using year after year, Too many The five teen·agers, searching up kid?" no purpose - except to soothe the WE AGREE that the Honor Plan (eellhgs of some Peace Officer's is basically good, despite dimeul, THURSDAY, D~C, 13, 1956 opened for student usc on Mon­ stu.del,lts were 1lttlfing: Why? • fo~' something in life ~heY couldn't JACK'S EARLY ,fiilMIL Y LIFE seem 'to comer, decided the Golden Associations. Nutter's death 'fill ties found at a large university. .' . days, Wedpesdays aI\d Ffi~ys be- 4 ~ Bere.'is what some educators said about the government- Gate State was their "promised wasn't pleasant His parents let not serve as a deterrent to rtke Other schools have made it work. UNIVERSIT'Y CALENDAR tween the hOurs of 3:30 p.m. and , " T .. him run wild. ITel landed in crimes. Perhaps it's worth a try at UT. 5 p.m. The North Gymnasium will subsidized sh'de ts: I an.d 0 attam It was worth any Ch 'u price. To finance the trip, they" arley Town" qllinois Statt' True, a policeman died. But the Friday, December ' 14 be opened (or student recreational l purposes each Friday afternOOD ,. "l'hey brought a seriousness of purpose. They knew what burglarized a service station, and Training School for ,Boys) at an killing was not done with malice. 8 p.m. - Stephen Hobson, Canta. . t ft 't" Jack Nutter climbed the first step early age. The ,autho:ities probab- It was the spontaneous act o( a Un'k1lndest Cut ta Program - North Rehearsal from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. th ey wan t e d an d wen a er I . toward a death sentence. Iy thought ~t:ICt d,scipline and scared, confused kid, This type of Hall. ,. "They knew that education was a privilege and not some- THEY DIDN'T get any further close superVISIOn ae St. Charles crime has no pattern and it's higb. 8 p.m. - Art Guild Film Series- STAFF AND FACULTY PHYSI­ thing father paid for." than Independence, Iowa. A po· would help the boy get his liCe ly doubtful it would ever bc repeat· We Gave Russ Was To "Les yisiteurs du Soil'" - and CAL EDUCATION PROGRAM­ lieeman pulled them over to the straightened out. ed. "Easy Stree~" - Shambaugh Audi. From 4 to 6 p.m. daily there arc "They knocked out the playboy era of American colleges." curb for speeding. This routine But, as is orten the case in NUTTh IS DEFINITELY 110tl Insinuate Barbatism lorium. • facilities available for volleyball, o 0 0 traffic arrest exploded a bomb training schools, the cxperience the "criminal psychopath" pictured By J. M. ROBERTS Monday, D.cember 17 badminton, and other games. Also, that rocked the whole statl! of only turned him bitter and hostile by the press. He is a teen-age boy Ass.tlded P .... News Analyst 7:30 p.m. - University Faculty there is equipment for individual THE GI BILL of World War II ended last summer, All Iowa and had repercussions in the toward authority. who likes girls, parties, and Rock Newcomers Club Bridge - Univcr· excrcise and rehabilitation pro­ but a handful of the students who could benefit from it were Go~ernor 's mansions of two neigh- "Atter I left 'Charley Town'," 'n Roll music. lIe could be your The United States could hardly sity Club Rooms, Iowa Memorial grams. Instruction and supervision ncxt door neighbor's son. have done anything designated to Union. - is provided by members of the gone from the campus anyhow, boring states. Jack said, "I kncw all about wound the Russial'ls more deeply 8 p.m. - Basketball, Loyola P'd E ' h d th f "It's all eon(used to me now," crime and hu stling, I could jump physical education department. reSl en~ lsen ower, espite e act that American Jack says. "The policeman pulled an ignition switch on any car and Lack of parental authority, mod- than to insinuate, but cutting o(f (New Orleans) vs. Iowa - Field­ ern living and ~ civilization that cullural exchanges in reaction to house . I youths are sttiL required to put in two years of military service our car over and took us to the learnEd how to break into places. ?cmands aggressIOn for acceptance the Hungarian horror, that they Tuesday, December 18 FOREIGN STUDIES PROGRAM 'and are never out of danger of being involved in battle ended station for questioning. I asked I really.got an educa't'ion-all crim- arc more to blame [or the Indepen-I aren't fit to associate with. . 2:30 p.m . - University Club Tea - Students enrolled in this pro· . h K GI B'Jl b' ' permission to use the toilet. There ina!." dence tr~gedy ..tha~ Jack ~utter'l Since Stalin, the Russians have - University Club Rooms, Iowa gram who wish ,0 take thc pro· t e orean I y executive order, Those who entered the Iwas an open window and 1 took After his release from Sl. But wh~ IS -:vatting m Cell 4. I been at great pains to offsct the Memorial Union. fesslonal Qualifications Tcst of the servic~ after Jan, are no longer eligible to receive its off thro~?h it. I headed back fat' Charles, Jack fell into Lhc. samo 31, 1955, H society 13 gOIn~ to. demand the widespread impression abroad thal SaturdlY, December 12 National Security Agency should benefits. Soon those who entered the service after the bill th.e car. . wild routine. Life became a series full penalty for this eIghteen-year· they arc barbarians. 8 p.m. - Basketball, Kansa~ lee Professor E. li'unke (J06 SI\J b • d . b ' Jack didn't remember too much (. '1 ~~, plre will e returning to campus, from then on. The scenes flashed a JU\'("111 e adv(,ntures straight old bo~ th~n what. i:S t~e ~urpose of A part of Ule psychology o( Lhe State V~ .. lo\l'a - Fieldhouse. as soon as possible. from "The Blackboard Jungle." P1'c?chmg . ro~a.blh~atlOn! .Should Stalin era, when the Russ\pns ' : ." · 10 0 0 threugh his mind like flashes from JACK IS A HANDSOME youth socle~y be JustIfIed III br~edmg a~- claimed to have di scovered every- (N,aiiccs of university-wide il1lc,.c~t will be PlJiJ/ishecl in ' THE OLD .sITUATION in whjch the poor student was at an oldstyle sil~nt movie. "I remem- and he had no trouble finding gresslOn . - thcn ~tamplng on It thing and invented everything, was the Gcncral Notices colmnPl. ' 'otices of camplls club " . . ber that I dIdn't want to leave when thiS aggression IS over-ex- to assert that they were too civil· .ar dIsadvantage If he could afford to come to college at all the others, especially Bette, back feminine companionship. preRsed? ized. "meetings' will be 1J1lblislwd in lir e SUl'tCJIIS column each may rcturn. Thc knocked-out playboy era of pre-World War II there ill the police station. I had In order to maintain himself and a shogun in the car, and then it keep up with his fast moving circle EXECUTING NUTTER will not THE NEW REGIME worked like day iri ~nothe,. section of The Daily lou;a!l,) ,may be revived. was in my hands and I was going of [ricnds, Jack needed money. His bring the Independence policeman a social cllmbl'r to secure invita- I ,lVhat can be done? back into the station. I pointed the (amily couldn't aHord to finance back to life. The old saying, "TwO tions for its leaders to visit other Broy'les Loyalty ' Oath gun at the o££icer ." him and he could never seem to wrongs do not make a ri ght," can counlries. It relaxed Russia's own • proposed bill wou.ld be ;i start and a good one, ~chwengcl's HIS VOICE TIGHTENED and find a job that would allow him never be beller applied than in this travel barriers and press restrlc· 'But it won't be enough, sweat beaded his forehead. "And enough freedom to keep up his tor­ case. tions in order to have its citizens 1" : Income tax ' reductions and tuition cuts would be l1elpful. the next thing, there he .was rid pace. So the moneY came (rom Warren Jack Nutter waits quiet- accepted abroad. lIIini Calls Anti-Communist stretched out on the floor and the a series of petty break-ins . Iy in Cell 4, Death Row. He needs Then Came the Hungarian revolt, L . I t' W hI •But chances are < ~lim that they will be forthcoming, Jt is much i room was roaring with a gunshot In order to keep I up with the public opinion on his side. This and the Russians acted in the only egis a Ion ort ess 1more expedient politically to raise tuition than it is to raise taxes, and I was running. I ran and ran. crowd, transportatiQll was essen· opinion has been expres cd by the way they know how to acl when Fro", The IIIlnl the very encl which it supposcdly 00. It was like a bad dream-your tiai. Using the lessons he learned governor o( Minnesota who voiced cornered. Last week lhe Illinois Supreme servcs. legs won't move fast enough and ill St. Charles, Jack. mandged to shock that Iowa could even con- IF BRITAIN AND FRANCE had Court uphcld the Broyles Loyalty SO ABSURDLY NEGATIVE is' : IT APPEA~lS that it will onto more fall to the federal you can't get away from the things always havc a "set oLwheels." He sider executing the boy. But the not acted at almost the moment to Oath law, calling it "a reasonable U1e approach of the oath that sign· ,government to' step in when the states cannot act or will not act. ~ng~. ~oo~~~~~~~ voice o( one Official can quickly be ! hang at least a partial counti!r- f r I " Ing affirms only that one opposes , Adlai Stevenson made a proposal in his major speech on "It didn 't take Ulcm long to wires and using a car (or an eve· lost in the seas of officialdom. weight around the heck of the free me~ns 0 aecomp IS ling Its purP9se disloyalty. Nowhere In the oath is As tbe Court sits, pondering its world, communism. might. h~vo of eliminating Communists' and there a postive .arrirmalion or be· :education to give federal scholarships to 100,000 needy college catch me, 1 tried to hitch-hike out ning's round o( plee6\lrc. of town ... that's how confused Soon, tI1ese escapades led him to verdict, a heavy load is Jying on been completely rUined. other subversive pcrsons from pub· lief in or support fOr the inst· students. He never outlined or developed this idea but chose I was, trying to catch a ride in (urther trouble with he law. He thc Judges' shoulders. They have As it is, the ruin may only be lie employment." itutions it is supposed to be de· :to concentrate Oil such unfruitful issues as end thc U -bomb broad daylight." wound up with a sen~nce in thc II- to answer this question too : "Can postponed. The law, passed by the Legisla. fendillg . killing this boy justify society's For mally years a good many W d b 1 I ' tests and end the draft. • Nutter paced rapiUly froln end linois State Reformlljry. After his mistakes?" historical philosophers ha ve be- ture last year forbids payment of e a not ieve t lat the law to end of the eight-foot cell, then release from the re~atory, Jack Iicved that communism, godless salaries to any employes of the "obviously is a reasonable means • This idea sorely needs development. Perhaps the pro­ halled and spoke again. "When d f II [ t I of accomplishing its purpose of ~ posod Democratic party policy committee can fill in the details they brought me back, they said an U 0 con radict ons of the state or its politicaL subdivisions eliminating Communists and oUler general moral eodo which man has excluding cities townships and subversive persons from public ~ when it recomme~ds legislation .to Congress in its fbrtbeo'ming I'd killed the officer. I didn 't mean to-I gUCS$ that sounds empty, developed over long ages to make . , '. me ,session, . ~ r ~ and S~()P Me possible his existence wilh other ' counties whq do not Sign the oath. employ l1t." docsn't it? I wasn't mad at him ... men, would die of its own weight; . ~lgners ilwear they are not Com' For instea~ o( fostoring loyally I --~' ------' ------just ... I don't know why," By BENNETT CERF that the peoples under it would not belong to no organlza· \ encouragmg whole hearted dc· . THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1956 IT WAS 'EASY to see that Jack ' ~1unlsts an~ an~ I forever submit to its regimentation hans that ~eek to overthrow the I VOllon to our system of free gOY· rcallled that words couldn't erase A DEPARTMENT ORE TOY SECT~ON manager, bracing himself and repressions. state or federat government by crnment, slich a law produces only ; -~~==~' ----~M~&M~B~I~B~------I--I------for the holiday rush, w a determined ~oy dragging a large odd-shaped • I ADDIT' DualAD D a 4191 11,.08 d. 8'01 r"elve that morning, It was also obvious THIS BELIEF has bcen based force, violence or other unlawful dis (rust, doubt and unwarranted II . OF J .. r D,Ur I ..... br 7:St ..... TIle ' that he wasn't seeking sympathy. sack across the floo Another kid kicking it alongjrom behind. cmCULATlONI DaIlJ I..... elreolaUo. dopanlnont, upon another, that the Iron Curtain means. suspicion. He was merely stating the facts The manager slopped the boys I. t.. Co_wale.Uon. C.liter II would not forever prevent these EVERY EMPLOYE of this and It reduces the taking of an I18th 0'.. two.. • .... ,. I ,.... MOlld., al' they were and he knew the facts aild said, "H you keep ori doing • Pub\J8hed dIlly except Sunday and peoples from learning. about t~e every other statc university must of loyalty to merely another step • MDnday and le,al holIday. by Stu- '.ro.,b WrI'.,. weren't pretty, but they were true that Santa Claus is going to skip freedoms they lack. • sign the oath before he can get a In the routine necessary to receive • dent Publlc.L1ons. 1I\c" Communlc.­ and couldn't be covered up or you." , Uons Center, Iowa City, Iowa. En- DAILY IOWAN BUFlaVlsoa" t'BOM Russia is now faced with a repe- pay check. In accordance WiUI the' a pay check, The affirmation ot' tered II teCOnd elasa malter at the SOHOOL OW JOUaNALlUI FACULTY painted clean with words. The kid who was kicking the lition o( what she did after World law, the University Board of Trus, one's allegiance thus becomes POlt Office iii Iowa City, under the PubUsher , ....• , . • , Lester O. Benl They put Jack in the county jail bag answered, "Who do you a act or cona ..... of March 2, 11179. Editorial ...... Arthur M. Sanderson Wa~ II. She sct up vir~ual concen- tees su·.,stituted the new anti-sub, casual and thoughtless gesture, like Advertlsln, .. ,," .. E, John Kottman and appointed him an attorney. A think we've got here in this Circulation ...... Wilbur Pet.rson ~ralion camps for soldiers return- vcrslve oath for a previously used signing a social security form or Dial 4191 'rom .... t. mldnl,bl I. few days later, he pleaded guilty sack?" mg home from Europe so that they loyalty oath. a receipt. repon .,''" lteml, ...... 11'. , •• e MEMBER of ·the ASSOCIATED PRESS to a charge of murder, 11 ....8. or ...... n •••• nl. t. Tbo • co~ ld be reindoctrinated before But not every employe was hap· We do not believe the relatively The. Aaaoclatcd Preaa I. entitled ex- Why did Jack Nutter plead The pres~ raised such a fuss Dall, I...... K.llod.1 offiCII ar. I. c1u~lv"ly to the UN for republication be~ng (urned loose to tell their py about it. Most active locally in innocuous terms oC the oath pro­ Ibe C ...... I •• " ••, C~nter. of aU the local news printed In thl' guilty? Hc wasn't ignorant about when the university abolished neighbors how the other half lives. opposition to the Broyles bill was vide any effective safeguards for well I. aU AP new, lublellpUon rate. - by carrier In ~r.'t!::~ al matters concerned with the law . the honor system during exa mi­ Now .she is going to have to do the American Association of Uni· the ,state against dislo¥al employes. Jowa City, 2$ cenls weekly or 110 He had been in a reformatory ,and nations that Its board o{ trustces somethmg to keep her troops from vcrslty ProCessors, This organiza- IT SEEMS TO REFLECT a sen· per yoa, In advance, six monthl, DAILY IOWAJf IDITOUAL ITAWW -was no stranger to trouble. fI,lIO, three montlll, 13,00. By mall EdUor ...... Dan HlnlOn felt called u!:lOn to expJain; "We Hungary, if they arc ever permit· tion fought against early forms of timent so common In political cl~' III Iowa, .. per year; alx month., ~; Edltorl.1 Aut, ...... Kirk Boyd When asked aboutdhe plea, Jack realized to our regret that the ted to go home at all, from telling the bills which contained nagrant clos today - that patriotism aoil UIree monthl, 13: IIl\ other _II sub­ MinaI!.,. IIdUor ., ." Ken Koopman replIed, "They appointed me a professors had the honor and ","pllons, $10 per year: a1x month" City I!dltor ...... \ nave MHehell I H the pl'ople how Russia acts abroad. defiances of the United States and anll-Communlsm are synonymous "10; three month., $3.1$, . AlISt, CIty Idlton ...... Roy Walker awyer. e carne up to my cell and the students had the system." IT HAS HAPPENID beforc now Illinois constitutions, and dircctly proportlonal. Ind Warn! Ammon. told me he'd made a deal with iii • * that slave" seeing othcr men die Much has been said and written Today man seems to bo a good DAlLY 10WAJf AD.,aTlIING BTAFW New. EdItor ", .... , Ellen Fernandez the prosecution to get me a life MVVUellll MIf...... Mel Adami Sporta Idlto1 ...... ,)Im l'I.y Bob Sylvester met nn ouLhor ' who wpe. making his C1rHt visit to tIle for Iibert,l(, have experienced the about the tcr~s, motlvo and spirit American if he hatcs Communism • .t.l MVI!1UIq M~, .1nIi. lArldn BiIIIIIbr ~lto1 ...... l1oallOl JIeD' sentence, All 1 had to do was Big Stem in ten years. "Note any sign(ficant changes?" asked Bob. lighting of ij flame ill their own oC the law and the oath It ,rcqulres. and the degree of his AmericanIsm OIaitlfte4 Mil'. " . •. ,' .31m Hubl/ard tblen'liOlo"aJ\htr .• WIUIlM 'NfI_ I d lIt W II r k !learts which has eventually con- As we hav(' stated before. the con be measured by Ihe Intenll~ ClrwlaUoll MIf. . GorduD ' .Wadlftrth Wire Ed1l0" " .. , . Vic Georte, Lonl. P ca ,U y. e, new I was "Yes," said thll autlIor, "The cabs are smaller and the tabs arc big- AM. arcu, )4Jr...... PINI Board P,t.n JQo\nIl PettrHn guilty, so I went aiong-and here ger." . sumea thelr masters. Broyles bill seetn~ to us to lI~reat 01 hl ~ hatred for Communism.

\ THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, 1".-Thursday, Dec. 13, '9S'-Pag.~

, I Irish Police, S,earch "It Lat0 t Wcapon Concert Review- • Don" Get Married ..• . .. wIthout Meing our ~ Bridill Services - Imrlhltions, For Ouflawed Soldiers Announc.ments, Imprine.ci Nilp­ kins. Wedding Books, '''T\ri BELFAST, Northcrn Ireland IA'! - Fears of 'new raids by thc outlawed 'Messiah' Lacks You" Notes. Wedding Photos, istmas l Irish Republican Army (IRA) sent royal Ulster police and troops scour· W~ing Flo weI' 5, Wedcfin, L4 , 011 r'o ing the mountainous frontier of the Irish Republic Wednesday night. Cilkol. Mints ilnd Mixed NIIf •• morial Prime Minister Lord Brookeborough said evidence indicated raids Feeling, Reverence HALL'S 8 until early Wednesday by roving bands of gunmen originated in Eire. He By WILLIAM DONALDSON accused the Irish Republic of failing to cooperate in checking the out· 127 South Dubuqu. :s will " The SUI pre entation of Handel' .. Ie iah" \ cdnesday en~ning grab laws . . had in it favor an Kcellent femal tympanist. a good tenor. an abo,'c· om 35 New tension mounted between a\'erage oprano, and, Ulank goodne • a chorus that knew what it wo the six northern counties linked to doing. Aside from a f w isolated member of tho orchestra, lho.e wore the British crown and the Irish Re· Ihe only people who ga\'e 3n outward how Ulat thl'Y knl'w what "The eslival Thurs. Night public, even though the Dublin gov· Messiah" was all about. d Sun. , . ernment has condemned the IRA The oratorio was given an interpretation that rar I)' con\'eyed Ul(' ounge, which seeks to force the British out rel'erem:e of the compo er or the religious ignilicance of the work. house SPECIAL of Ulster and unite the country. Pref. Herald Stark, the conductor, eemed to recognize tbe value of th notes (mo t of which were playedl and to empha jz pace abol'e all el. e. 7 p.m. ~ord Brookeborough appealed for , skits But where was the expre ion? Where was Ul message of rev rence' 6·9 P.M. "restraint and calm" in Ulster and Wher was "The Messiah?" 1 coun. warned, "If we feel there is the m. Stark had reh arsed his chorus well . for the large group an with sllghtest need for it we will not feeling and re peel without sacrificing the beauty of th mu ic Hand I 11 cdu. Men's Cotton hesitate to assume wider powers to gave them. But Stark is a choral director; hi eHorts with th S 1 deal with this kind of attack in the coach orchestra entailed, as said, nothini but pace. ARGYLE future." Throughout. Stark's arms moved up and dOl"" in a .. 1·2·3 .... pattern r high Police armed with Sten gums pa· and the presentation at times became 0 monotonous that I didn't know 'me to SOX trolled all roads leading to the bor­ whether to pull my hair out or to quietly fall asleep. Thanks to the chorus. I did neither. "Lift Up Your H:cads," "Be· Gym regularly 1.00 der and manned barbed·wire road· ~riday, blocks looking across into southern AP Wlro,be.e hold the Lamb of God," " For Unto U A Child I Born" lin which the Ireland. tympani t, Carol Strange. shined) and the "Amen" were beautifully SPECIAL 79~ THE REGULUS II, new supersonic mllill., i. Iilunche" from iI submilrin. in this ilrtilt's sk.tch r.I.ilsed done. Police arrested five men aIter an In Wuhillfton WedMltay by the U.S. Nilvy. D.lcribing it ill faster and with a lonter rilnge thiln its estimated 150 raiders swooped over Among the soloists, only Richard Fulton, t nor, and Betty Rusbult, tics o( predecessor, Regulus, I, the Nlvy said it is currently uncleI' ...tl Both missiles are 'Surfac.·fo.surfac. soprano, rose any considerable distance above competence. "Thou Shalt hie for the frontier, dynamited a British W.ilpoM. N.w contracts for the manufilctvr. of l'l" two missiles totaling $26 million hilv .....n Iwarded Break Them with a Rod of Iron" was sung by Fulton in a mann r which ; each radio transmitter and two other to Chlnc, Vought Aircrlft, DillliII, TlxiII, the Navy said. conveyed musical awarene s and feeling. M' R'usbult though nervou , from .1Women's White buildings, set fire to a courthouse delivered some lovely tones that at least had a purpo e. The other Ie var. and tried to seize a military bar· unfortunately, just sang notes , Mem· ANKLETS racks. Damage was estimated by "The Trumpet Shall Sound" featured trumpet oloist Robert Hnn on . Ulster police at a mUilon dollars. Germans Get Ex-Iowan Owner, ld stu. regularly 69c who managed a f w good m asurcs 01 pure bra 5 sound d spite his t n are In· Three of the five were charged University d ncy to waver and to apparently employ faulty tcchniqu . I8rt in SPECIAL 49~ with the attempted murder 'of a po. Saar Again Willis Mercer Dies Comp3red to last year's Christmas concert. which was gpod, though arc in· lice sergeant. The other two were it featured a modern work that had absolutely nothing to do with the flIpoll ~y fac· accused of shooting with intent to Willis W. Mercer, G9, B 1909 SUl Briefs FARIS IA'! - The French National Yuletide season, this year's was a bitter di appoinlm nt, in some ways card, kill. not forgiveable. Compared to the callber oC thl' Music D partmcnt's SI,,,,,.ttIJ fit .1Il foot Assembly supported Premier Guy graduate and former student own· \ dmin!. Most of the raiders, police said, SPEAKER _ James P. Egan, (irst effort this season, this COncert wa n't even understandable. • table Mollet's pleas for European soli· er of the The Daily Iowan, died OOt sizt {or women, one .~ ketball REDDICK fled south after gun battles in sev· director of Indiana University's darity Wednesday and voted 354· in Mercy hospital at 10 :30 a.m. (or girls. Ripon SJipperetttJ eral border villages. At least three Hearing and Communication Lab­ 225 WI return the rich Saarland ABSENCES HELP 1 Wednesday from a heart aUack. expand to loot size. grow IIDa1l SHOE STORE of the terrorists were reported oratory, will speak at SUI at 8 p.m. to Germany, The act removcs a BE 'rON. Ky IA'I - Johnny wounded. One Ulster policeman Friday. "The Interaction Between major continental sore spot. A prominent Iowa Clty business­ City Record to ruck away in a cornet of th~ ., Or. Lovett, 11 , has made trllight A's The SAAR and its one million man, he was president oC Economy SllI.TH on his r port cord all y ar and overnight bag. MaDY ,., luatlon ~~~~~~~~~~~~~w~a~s~. s~h~O~t.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ Source and Receiver in Speech Advertising Co., a large avertls· ~ Communication" will be the sub· people will be returned politically RUCIIOTZKE . Mr. and Mra. Everett. hasn' t be n in Ide th' clas room. colors to choose from. bruary ject of his public lecture in Room Ing speciality compa ny in Iowa Nortn Liberty. a Ilrl Tue ay at to Germany by next Jan. 1. It Merey Hospital. August his leg were cru.qIJ· )w be· City; chairman or the board of the Last E105 oC East Hall. will {all completely wiUlin the SCHAROElN.lr. Ind Mra. Jamn cd in 0 traffic accident. Wh n ... ler be· First National Bank, and presid nt 818 S Dubuque St. a trlrl Wf(l· cchoot open d, an int rcommu. German economic orbit in 1960. nesdlY lOt Mercy }fo pila!. :ember Its people voted in 1955 for reo oC the Iowa City Building and REDDICK 130 N. SUI DENTISTS - Two members Loan Association. DE Til nications set wa in tailed on of the SUI college of deutistry turn to Germany. GRAY. a..rtrude .1 .• l1li. Z~arlnr. Tue.· Johnny's bed to motch on on hi Iowa Mercer was an owner of the day at Mercy 1I0.p1t1L SHOE STORE r each faculty are giving talks to Iowa The vote came after two days MERCER. WIiUs. W.. ea. ~I S. Sum· teacher's desk. Daily Iowan in 1906. Unlit IllLG, mit St., Wwnesday at Mercy HOI., :':~~~~~::"'=:""-___-=:;;::~===- _____==== I' groups this week. Helen M. Newell , of debate in which the Assembly pilal. I - coordinator of the department oC made clear it had economic mis· the student paper was student pOLles COVaT dental hygiene. will speak to the givings about the Saar agreement owned and published and was old WAFER. Jonn Joseph. D."enpart. (or­ Senior to each succeeding gen ration of Cplted • $15 bond on _ eh.,.e of FOR GIFTS because it looks so smart. , . not to mention the won­ Future Nurses Club at Franklin but could find no other solution. pR' ·1", In I prohlbllod zone. en (ex· students, wonderful yho ex· High School, Cedar R~pids, today The biggest opposition vote was B.yond Th.lr Prlc. Tilt I derful wearing qualities. And, oh what beautiful new Funeral arrangements are being 1 June at 3:30 p.m. lIer topic will be provided by 142 Communist dep· Open Mon ... Thurs, till , p.m. "Dental Hygiene as a Career." uties. made by the McGovern Funeral vant to shades. Belts, handbags, billfolds, luggage, cigareHe ss and Dr. G. P. Ivancie, head of the The Saar agrecments must now Home. Edward S. Rose .. ,- :e ser· cases, key cases ond numerous other leather items. department of periodontology, gave recci ve only the certain approval Santa Claus may be the on. to ~gistra · an illustrated lecture to members of the West German Blindestag­ talk ilbout Christmas gifts - office, o( the Waterloo Dental Society due to meet Friday-and the sig· Wednesday evening on clinical WSUI but our Phlrmacy i5 the pile. Christ· natures of French President Rene to hive YOUR PRESCRIPTION and research problems in the Coty and German President The· - ._- _._.. ------{jeld oC periodontology. odor Hcuss bcfore becomi ng docu· FILLED or to obtilin DRUGS - m.:. nts in international law. Schedule VITAMINS - ilnd Sundry Pro· - The ducts - you ilr. illways wei- lin be WAC SPEAKER - Major Char­ The agreements also provide Thur!ida,. Derembtr J3 lotte Woodworth, of the Women's Cor the canalization of the Mos He 8:00 Mornln~ C~.pel 1 Mon· 8:15 Newft ~ys be· ~ Air Corps (WAC), will be at SUI River and specify that France 8:~O M ..kctJn~ Friday to interview senior women will get about 90 million tons of 9:15 The Bookol1.lf m. and 9:45 To Be Announced DRUG SHOP 1m will interested in a career with the Saar coal through a special pricc 10 :00 KIIchen Cone 1'1 109 S, Dubuqw St. :ational Corps. She will be in the Business arrangement. This was viewed as 1111::1500 TheWindow Wodd on theoC Idea.WOl'ld iiiiiiiiiii~hj~ijii~ lernOOD and Industrial Placement Office a vital point in power·short 11 :~O Llvhl, Portl'llits of French Palnlers ~, form 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. France. 12 :00 Rhyihm Rambles 12:30 News 12:U Know Your Children SHOPPING See our all-leather 1:00 Mu.lca) Chota PHYSI· SUI UNION - Local 12, SUI's 2:00 ConS(!rvaUon In Hawkeyeland DAYS 'TIL RAM­ Employe's Union, will meet at 7:30 Iowans Nominated 2: 1& Let's Turn a Pa~. p,m. today in the CSA Hall, to 2:30 Greot Women of F rance 10 CHRISTMAS :re arc ~:oo A.1 In a Chanlllnil America and a a perfect gift, leyball, HANDBAGS elect officers. ~:30 New. 3:U Over the Baek Fence /1 '$ s. Also, For Rhodes Award a Christma .tcrallped . :/l0 Tea Time box of /Michigan to a SO-yard. breakaway, plus Woodson, a 185-11ound halfback The run has been called one pC son. The field general of the Rose- State Sophomore Halfback Eal'nel balloting include : during tbe 1956 coUege football State. dashes of 8, 15 and 19 yards. from Chicago, was the man who the most fantastic runs ever seen Bowl·bound Hawks scored on runs Durden to the Beaver's 20·19 vic· Jim Podoley WllO tallied six season, results of the annual As· In the Syracuse regular·season His 197 rushing yards compiled fashioned a headline·making 20·13 in Illinois' Memorial Stadium, of 41 and 10 yards and set up a tory over Stanford enroute to the touchdowns tor Central MichIgaN sociated Press post-season grid finate, Brown, a 212·pounder from on 22 carries enabled Brown to upset over Michigan Slate. home o{-among others-the im· third touchdown on a 32-yard Pacific Coast conference champ· against Eastern Illinois. survey showed Wednesday. Manhassey, N.V., rang up six run his season 's total to 986-a Woodson took over after Michi- mortal Red Grange. sprint to the one. He also figur· ionship also was praised. Tommy McDonald, all·America A11·America Jimmy Brown's touchdowns and seven conversions school record. gan State had built an apparent- Woodson had scored from the ed in a 23·yard pass-run play fat' Durden 's biggest moment was halfback from Oklahoma, for his record 43 points for Syracuse as the Orangemen defeated Col· Brown's sensational running was Iy comfortable 13-0 halftime lead. two early in the period and later a touchdown as the Big 10 champ· the reception of a pass which he games against Notre Dame and against Colgate has been judged gate 61·7. one o{ the big reasons Syracuse In the final five minutes, with ticd the count with a 70·yard ions tromped the once·proud Irish, carried 59 yards to the Stanford 15 Texas. the outstanding job. I Never before had a player on a was awarded the Lambert Trophy, the score lied 13-13, Woodson- burst off lacklc. 48·8. with the Indians leading 19·7. Dur- Paul Hornung, Notre Dame back ere Despite tbe heavy support reo major college team scored as which goes to the outstanding east· Big 10 hurling champion- took a Ploen, the Hawkeye quarterback Johnny Majors, Tennessee's sen· den ran for four, then let Paul and Heisman trophy winner for hlJ pr ceived by the senior halfback, many points against a major op- ern college football team, and was screen pass, broke away {rom one and a second team AP all·Ameri- salional all·America tailback, Lowe take over for the touchdown. work against North Carolina. SCI' ------~--~----~--~----~------~----~--~.~------~------~ lila the .. B Avoids Controversy- .Star, Coach and Trophy PGA Votes Ball Control is Outstanding Hornun,g Says Irish Novices Into Feature of 1956 Grid Season Tournament , NEW YORK (.4'1- Out of a college football season that had everylhing from drab tic games to lIlat weird 55-46 scoring match betwecn Arlllt NEW YORK (.4'1 - The Profession. and Colgate, there emerged one distinct trend in 1956. al Golf Assn. has authorized its Althpugh this was described in various ways by the sports writer" Spirit Is Undimmed tournament committee to select as and broadcastcrs contributing to ;. the Associated Press postseason GOPHERS .HUSKERS TO MEE many of the first 25 money win· NEW YORK 18'1 - If there was anything wrong WiUl the famed Notre survey, 11 could be summed up in LINCOLN, Ncb. (.4'1 _ Nebras ' Dame spirit this year, Paul Hornung couldn't detect it. ners of Ihe previous ycar as it two word's - "ball control." and Minnesota will renew their pleases to play in the tourney, reo No fewer than 15 of about 100 Hornung, a handsome youngster with the poise that seems to belong observers put .it just that way. football rivalry in 1959 after a five· to all Notre pame quarterbacks, met and conquered the New York gardless of whether O{ not their ex· A good many ascribed the ten- year lapse. press Wednesday at a luncheon perienee qualifies them as memo dency to run with the ball instead iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij preceding the annual Heisman Tro· bers. phy dinner at which he was to re­ of throw it to the widespread popu­ ceive the award as the outstanding * In a way it was a self·preserva· larity of the split T formation - college football player of the 1956 lion move. Many of the leading primarily a running and ball con­ TV' Pigskin trol offense. One writer described season. lights of the tour nowadays are it as "the cloud of dust and five Last He adroitly avoided a direct re­ young fellows who haven't served yards split T offense." ply to {ormer Notre Dame Coach Iowa Football Appears their five·year apprenticeship. Other ways of describing th e gen­ Frank Leahy, who recently criticiz­ On National Show With such players barred, as eral trend were the increased use ed the Notre Dame team for lack they were until now, lhe winner of multiple offenses and the old of spirit and "letting down" the Iowa's Big 10 championship foot· single and double wing attacks - Chance college by failing to show enough ball team got national television of the event which the pros like to all of which emphasize running j 10 be certain of a fight. But in response to questions recognition Wednesday night-in believe is the toughest of them all rather than passing - and a gen· he said: a different sort of way. to win would have the uneasy feel· crill movement toward stronger, 'Rose Bowl' " I don't think the Notre Dame Seems that Garry Moore, mo· ing that it was a rather hollow more varied defensive football. spirit has dimmed a bit. Before derator of the "I've Got A Secret" Victory. The statistics bear out the writ- FI k every game we thought we had a panel show, recently put out a There was a lime when the five­ ers' opinions in this respect. Late aw eye good chance of winning. I don't plea for watchers to send in old year apprenticeship before the full season figures from the NCAA think the Notre Dame spirit will odds and ends of anything to Bill membership in the PGA made Service Bureau showed 10 of the ever die." Cuilen, a panel member. ' sense. top 15 teams in rushing offense also 12 extra pages of Rose among the 15 leaders in total of· The 1956 season was a rather The assorted "loot" would then In those days, before the advent Bowl story and picturesl fense but only 4 of lhe passing lead· frustrating one for Hornung, who be distributed to needy children. of what you might call mechanized This 1957 Hawkeye you'll Lynn "Red" Welcher, Hawkeye ers in the same group. was picked in advance as sure-fire equipment, being a golf pro called want for su~1 AIl·America material. Early in equipment manager, heard the request and proceeded to mail a for a high degree of craftsmanship lhe season he dislocated his lefl to go along witb other duties such Indiana Job Still lhumb and later severely sprained football, complete with the sig· as ability to teach, run a shop, and natures of Iowa's Rose Bowl squad Sign Now the right one - both times making otherwise conduct the business of members. AP Wlr.pholo Open, Allen States 1 lackles on defense. a club prd. at the following places: Wednesday Moore cl!splayed the BLOOMINGTON, Ind. ~Frank " It was an unpleasant feeling," pigskin on his show and said, IT TAKES TWO TO HOLD the weighty honor which Noire Dame quarterback Paul Hornung, left, and The pros of an earlier era ex­ he said. "I felt fine. There wasn't Irish Coac:h Terry Brennan are c:lutching here Wednesday. It's the Heisman trophy they're smiling over, pected to make their living work· Allen, athletic director at Indiana Iowa Memorial Union, "We've got a football from Forest University, said Wednesday the job a thing wrong with me, not even a Evashevski, coach of the Rose and it was awarded to Hornun!J, graduating field ge llera) of the Irish, at a luncheon preceding the annual ing at clubs. There were no tour· Campus SIc,res, bruise. But I couldn 't grip the nament trails to follow to augment of football coach at LU. "has becn Bowl·bound Iowa Hawkeyes." Heisman trophy dinner at the Downtown Athletic Club in New York. He is the fifth Notre Dame play.r offered to no one." cashier's office in Univer· ball. " Moore then handed the football an income, or even provide a sole to receive the trophy, given by the club in honor of thr memory of John W. Helsman, famed football His statement followed a report sity Hall, and That was one big reason why the to Cullen, who looked at it ap­ income. 201 Communications Notre Dame team had its worst preciatively, tucked it under his coach. from Hamilton, Ont., that Jim It took years to become an ex· Trimble, coach of the Hamilton Center seastJn - only two victories in two arm and said, "It's nice to get perienced craftsman, and that they games. Anotllcr was that the Irish a football from the Big 10 champ· team in the Big Four Football Loa· wouldn't be accepted as a full· gue, may resign to become head Deadline is Dec. 19thl were forced to rely heavily on in­ ions. " fledged pro until they had qualified coach at Indiana. experienced sophomores. Swimmers Will Stage Intra-Squad Meet in all departments is understanda­ Coach Terry Brennan, obviously ble. irked morc than he wanted to ad­ Ploen, Karras On The State University of Iowa in the events, Armbruster report­ shoaling for high finishes in both But times .have changed. The mit by the critiCism, explained this swimming team will warm up for ed. Big 10 and NCAA competition. touring pros don't have to be able way: its Big 10 dual opener at Wis- Co-captains of Ule senior·sopho· Armbruster said Wedncsday the to make clubs. Just swing them. "Hey, fella - haven't you "We haven't had a good season Irish All-Opponent consin Jan . 12 with an intra. more team will be Jake Quick and public was invited to Saturday's Sometimes a fellow can learn to but don't think we can't do some· Tom Jacobson. Junior-freshman eo- squad meet Saturday. captains will be Err! Ellis and meet at the Fieldhouse. I do that much quicker than he could heard about Firestone think to correct It. We had a young SOUTH BEND, Ind lA'I - The learn to make them. team and a tough schedule." Notre Dame football learn Wed­ The meet will start at 2 p.m. Jim Coles. . Asked why it had been necessary nesday selected two Iowa players in the varsity pool, Coach Dave Armbruster repo ted Wednesday TOWN & COUNTRY tires?/I on the Irish 1956 all-opponent team. Armbruster said Wednesday. he expects the Hawkeyes to have t )(L -r: ;:;.k to put so much reliance on sooho­ The Hawkeyes named were Ken· ,:d mores, Brennan replied: "The first f •• ny Ploen at Quarterback and Alex In the meet, the seniors and a strong team this year. :? 'f r ~ f ~ ..- ~ . ,~, group I have had full control over Karras at tackle. sophomores will square off against The Iowa swimmers, who have were the present sophomores." . , .'- Notre Dame, which wound up the juniors and freshmen . All mem- won 10 consecutive dual meets in with a 2·8 record, selected a 13· bel'S of the squad will participate Big 10 competition. arc reportedly Judge Won't man team composed of Tommy r Here's your check list ~~~~~~l;d ~~ °S~~t~~maofatNo~~~ BREMERS~~~"" ~ \ OF APPLIANCE GIFTS Carolina and Clarence Peaks and ~ ~ Dismiss Pro Dennis Mendyk of Michigan State ~ ~~ { ... , THAT WILL MAKE HERS in a lie for the other halCback ~ t ~ slot; Mel Dillard, fullback ; Ploen, ~ 5h ·Irs ~ Cage Suit quarterback; Joe Waiton, Pitts· ~ ~ \ t A WHITE Christmas burgh, and Lamar Lundy, Purdue, ~ ~ ~, NEW YORK (A'! - Federal ends; Ed Gray, Oklahoma, and Ch . t ·'t I ~ • Judge Sidney Sugarman denied Karras,. tackles; Dan Currie, ~~ are great TIS mas g' s. ~ tr motions by the National Basketball Michigan State, and Ed Voytek, ~ ~ Halllilton al' o O,E, Filter Flo Assn. and others Wednesday to Purdue, guards; Jerry Tubbs, ~ ~ o Oklahoma, center. ~ ., ~ DrYlr ...... 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". ~ orable WHITF. Chrlllhn". when YOIl JIve h .. r a new Senio~ ~e~i~~' I : ai1d Dental St,,!dents ~ I", .. ,.,.1 ham au, wid. '"" •• of "I.". ~ ,at or electric appllanre ... . 8'1'OaE HO URS: - De •. 1~lh. 'lOth, 9 a.m.-R ".m.: De •• I7lh . 9 a . m . -~ ,.m.: fl ... ~.t .... D••. 31,1, ...... ~ ' ..... 1 :T.,t$tont Interns and Residents nee. "lnd : 9 a.m.-Noon: All .1I•• r Day... ,."'._' p."'. VISIT YOUR AI'I'UANCf DfALfR OR 5101' IN Ar . For Inform"ion Contlct Your ClmjtUI Llctnlld Undtrwrlttr ~ ,'. B STORE " . For ApjtOintmtnt 22 S. Dubuque KENNBTH JEHLE 10..... I ....INOI. Phon. 51 - 'coUutl.Yi1if J..lbtrtv ~~~BREMERS ...... u4~ .... -c..~., THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, II.-Thursday, ~c. 13, 19S6-P... I Hungarians Bribe Russ STRAND • LAST DAY Hospital Kids With Rwm for Freedom I I , f' I' Benson Sees Corlil Problems IOWA'S FINEST GL£ '1/ ' -O"D IA'I - mercial corn area. This area cur· OTTAWA (A'I - Refugee Mjhali " BLACKBOARD JUNGLE" WASHINGTON Secretary "many farmers have found that it -A."D­ or Agriculture Ezra Tail Benson was not practical (or them - within rently covers 894 major producing Get Szokol said freedom was In sigbt • 20% More Protein 3 yards m'" To Toys Calcium and Phosphorus "KNIGHTS OF THE sala Wednesday "serious prob· the limits of sound farm manage· counties in Midwestern, Eastern when a So.viet patrol slopped him ROUND TABLE" lcmf will result from Ule farm- ment - to reduce their corn crop and Southern states. Union Board Games Committee and his pals in ijJJngary. • Vitamins and Minerals -Doors Open , : 1S- ers' rejection o( a new corn con· to the allotment level. " The approved plan provides for will distribute toys Monday evening The Rus ians led them into a lrol ·program in Tuesday's nalional Farmers who plant more than an allotment of 37 ,288 ,000 acres to the children in the Pediatrics I • Tastes Better, Too! rc(e~endum . their allolment are denied price nexl year, but the farmers appal" Ward of the University Hospitals. clump of bu hes, covering them A prompl and searching apprais' support benefits . ently felt it would assure them o( The toys will be purchased from with sub-machineguns. It looked mI3!I~rrJ!) al of the entire corn situation, and "Therefore the corn adjustment higher supports than the soU bank I entry fees or a one game Head Pin like curtains. Then one o( his com- of program relationships, is needed program has not proved effective base arrangement. rades remembered he had a boltle STARTS FRIDAY at this time," Benson said. in either adjusting production or ]n (our other referendums Tues· Tournament which is being held this week in the Iowa Memorial o( rum in his knapsack. .$..~ 2 -ltL STAR GREATSI lncomplete returns from the ref- providing a broad base of price day farmers voted to conlinue rigid erendum showed th aI the farmers support," Benson said . federal marketing quotas on up· Union Bowling area. The tourna· SzokoI said when IlC and his preferred to stay with their old The situation may bring on an· land cotton, extra long staple cot· ment is sponsored by the Games friends left the bushes they h:1d acreage allotment program rather other farm fight in Congress. The lon, rice and peanuts. Committee. A 50 ccnt toy or 50 cents is the entry fee. thek freedom and the Russians I READ DAILY IOWAN WANT ADS than 10 try a new one hitched to administration hall hoped to hold had lhe rum. the administration's soil bank plan. new farm legislation to a minimum EDITOR'S FATHER DIES Members of the committee are: Benson said problems will arise next year to give its bi1lion·dollar-a~ OAMHA IA'I - Funeral services Jerry Torrence, C4 , Des Moines ; from Ule fact that the national acre· year soil bank program a further will be held here today for Guy R. Sandra Lohner, A2, Sioux City ; Jim age allotment has had to be cut test. Baker, 74, a long time resident Wiese, A3, Schaller; Bill Hise, A3 , sharply in recent years under the Under the corn program reject· of the Omaha area, who died Mon. Des Moines; Bill Carmichael, A3, ANOTHER BIG ONE AT THE CAPITOL TODAY legislative formula which calls (or ed Tuesday - a plan called the soil day at his home near Ackley, la. Pocahontas; Joe Williams, A2, lower allotments as supplies build bank 'Gasc acreage program - far. He was the fath er o( Irving Baker, Ames; Virginia Foss, C3 , Columbus up. Im ers would have received an allot· state editor of lhe Omaha WOrld, ,1 Junction; and Mary Woodman , AJ, If you thought "As a result," lhe secretary said, ment of 51 million acres in the com· Herald.' Russell. FRO I "Blackboard Jungle" LIFE CQ S (OMPANION unTURl SIFIEDADS A PO ERFUL, • Classi'fied I ~------Baby Silting Pets House For Sale OVI • Adverti~ing Rates BABY SITTING by the dny or week. BABY parakeels, canaries, seed calles. FOR SALE new three and lour bed- P hon. 7006. 12.2% D ial 2662. . 12.20 room homes. Ready 10 move In. Larew Ond Day ...... 8¢ a Word Company. 9681. 12- 15 Two Days ...... 1o¢ a Word BABY sitting wanted In my home. FOR SALE Chrl.lmn. pupple.. Chlu.· Write DaUy Iowan Box 9. 12-14 hua and Toy Fox Terrters. Dial Instruction Three Days ...... 12¢ a Word U243. 12·24 Foul' Days ...... 14¢ a Word MiscelianeoLls for Sale ----BALLROOM dancln. I• ...,n •. Mimi Five Days ... , ... .1M a Word , Personal Loans Youde Wurlu. 0 1111 !H85. I·~ - READ THE Ten Days ...... 2o¢ a Word IOWAN CLASSIFIED ADS I USED furnaces. stokers. plumbing [Ix- PERSONAL LOANS on tNpewrllers Trailer for Sale 0ge Month ...... 39¢ a Word hues and washing machines lor saJe. phonographs. spOrts equipment. and EVERY DAY. Larew Company, 227 East Wa'hlng· jewelry. HOCK.EYE-LOAN CO ., 221 (Minimum Charge S. ______--:-~-.~~__:_--:--- __--~ n J;0R SALE: Christmas tree•. Western TYPING. 8·1305. 12-15 12.15 BASED ON THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF Work Wanted ROCKY GRAZIANO ,,"own. Coral Fruit Market. 12.19 -T-Y-P-IN-G-:-D-Ia-I-9:1il-2.-----I-.-1Or SLEEPING rOoms for two or three male 1st Iowa City Showing J..I students. Very reosonable. 8 · :W4~ . 12· 15 WANTED: lron1n,5. Dial 8·1332. 12·13 TARTS TODAY . SAL MINEO Professwnal Service ------;;R:":"id....-e-:W~o-n-f:-e-.d - --- Another Powerful PHOTOFI1jISH1NG - 8 exposure roll, RRIE Gift Wrapping DON'T I.t It be "Later than you think" sPeCial 3lIc. No chari. for developlnl. MA D couple seeks round trip rtd. PCI'formance! -See ollr wide selection of G.E. Tele- Youn8s Studio. 1.1 to Camornla. Will share expenoes. WE speclallze In fine gift wrapping. chroll Clocks-The gift that lasts aU want to lcave .round Dec. 20. COil , FREE OD gUts l>urcP lUled here- or yC.(. acacon Ele<:trlc Shop. 12. 19 ~_. _ __ 12-13 . rlng In your own gifts to be decorntcd Ignition ruDE to Roche.ter. N.Y .. or vicInity it • modera te tee. Beacon Electric Shop FOR Christmas Tupper \Vare. Dial Cor Chris tmas. J ohn Valerio, x3591 ... 12-19 8-0243. 12·17 Carburetors 12·15 ------1 GENERATORS ST ARTERS INTERESTED in ride to New England ------____ A LAfF·A-DAY or vicinity New York City or lranl­ Briggs & Stratton Motors portatlon to BuH.lo. Pittsburgh, Cleveland 0" Detroit would be ar· c_pted or any WBlY slotlon. Could Pyramid Services l,,"vC Wed!lC~8 Y. 19th or Thunda~, 621 S, Dubuque Dial 5723 :N.lth. Call 8-45~D . 12·14 TTh' JI-GR RlD8 wanted Denver or CalJlornJa, You can play it coy on a bus, cagey leaving 19th. Cell evenIngs 5115. IZ· 14 Cbristmas in a co~field, clever On a haystack LOOKING FOR Gift Suggestions or plain dumb in a motel ° •• b \t • Ho Train Kits "YOU CAN'T RUN AWAY FRO SOMETHING? • Woodenware • Jewelry You'll find t11e items YOU Open Every ni ght till Christmas, except Sunday. are looking for in The D a i I Y Iowan Classified lOLA'S GIFT AND COIUTnllS. HOBBY SHOP And if you have an item 219 S. Capitol Dial 8-3941 to sell, The Daily Iowan Classifieds pro v ide you "Wish I Had A with an cas y, low· cost Ride Home for salesman, CHRISTMAS!/I Whether jt's bu ying or selling, it's The D a i I Y Let Your Wants Iowan Classifieds Columns 8e Known for you. DIAL takeJhe bus of walking--I need the, t:h!n~!.l1 ins~a~, 4191 I -. ---. - ~_~l8e,.J - PHONE 4191 for an Iowan Classified \:)'Il1' ~e.~" \.~ ~tI\.~\. ~.. ILONDIE Bv CHI C YOUNG etle\.e.'\.\.\'> ",,\.\'tI. 'I.'tI." '\.tI""'\.'\ ~. \'tI.,> \.\.'b\\\-\\"an,,~ \\.,>e.~'\.\l\" -'tI.w:-.'I.e-r ,'t\~ \l.tI" 'I.'tI.",\ ~a"tl.'bl ~e.n.e.. ~, -~.. '\.tI"" tI't\ a \\\.'!.'tI.... a'\' ,,\.'I.'tI. a 'l.tI'\ 'I.'tI.a\ "tI~~ -.'£." '\tI\\ \'tI.\l\S. 'I.'tI... ,\ \.'t\""'t\'I.e~ "''1.. ~tI___ u'l. ~~\.e,\ . I:.,,-c\a\.~'\ ~,.\\t'\. m~ ... \''I.'tI.tI\\''I. ~tI'Il."" 'I.'tI... 'ITIQ~\ '\l.tI'M.e-ct-u. tID,!'.e \.'t\ _'\~ ~ ,\""'eo:.. ,

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I .. Pap ~THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, la.-T~nday, Dec. 13, ,456 ... '--Herteen & Stockerr::_====;=\ ~ __~~~ ... ~~ __IIIIIIii~ . 'I Hams Form Group To Hear TV Gripes Jewelers tID MillID' D.OYl8 ,: , GOING TO THE on any cor - Late Model. By JACK HOLS which is not caused by ham opera- Blodget t said that much or the \ to choose from. tors," he said. "usual" interference in TV sets A Television Interference Com­ Payments As Low " For 50 cl;nts," Blodgett said, also is blamed on hams. as $3.00 per week. mittee is being formed by a local "TV manufacturers can put equip- "I do t he best I can to find out Watch Repair Dept. amateur radio opcrators club to me~lt in the sets for finer channel the situation," he said, "but it's EVERY CAR handle numerous complaints from tunillg. The .way TV sets ar~ made I n hard job convincing ROme people OFFERS YOU GUARANTEED! Iowa City TV-users. now. they pIck up CrCfluenclCs that \ that their automatic butter cooler ROSE BOWL GAME? Come In & Drive Out. Nearly all complaints blame could be filtercd out." is the <:ulprit." Nobody ' Welks At hams (amateur radio. operators) .Blodgett said, " l\IanuCacturers I Much of the interference from • ONE DAY SERVICE Sigmon's for TV interCcrence. will supply the dealers with neces- I ...... sary parls, but the dealcrs in Iowa electrical devlccs \\' .. be ehmln· On Crystals and Minor Repairs - CARS WANTED - The accusations are unfounded. If so, plan to \'lsit the No rthrop Aircraft plant dUring said Lee Blodgctt, SUI electdcal City Sl'cm to think this is some atcd soon, Blodgett said. MatllICac.\ '46 to '55 Models for Casll technician and trustclI of Ule radio sOrt oC resort town wh cre their ! turers of switches, .electric l:,otor5. • ONE WEEK SERVICE your stay in Los Angeles. At Northrop's Hawthorne Open Evenings ond operator' club. job is done after the stllc is made. and other clectrlcal eqlllpment location, which is a few miles so uthwest of Los An­ All Doy Sundey Blodgett said police refcr four " I've asked several dealers here wi! slart building their products On All Major Repairs geles, you will sec the facilities and meet the people CALL COLLECT or five calls a week to him about to cooperate," Blod ~e tl said, "but in such a 1I1.3llner that they will that have pioneered in the development of jet aircraft strange noises and voices in TV I usually get comments like 'It's not cause interfercnce. AM 3·2277 sets. your fault anyway,' 'If yoU pay Blodgett aid this action had been • FOUR Licensed Watchmakers to Serve You • and guided missiles that are such a vital part of our national defense. So, when you are in Los Angeles, He said that TV sets sometimes us, wc'lI put them on,' or '100 out demanded by the Fedcral Com­ Welch Mester Timing do pick up ham signals. of 100 wish tbere were no hams munications Commission aild phone Nortbrop's Engineering Personnel Office at · BEN SIGMAN'S, . , " That's a deficiency in the set anyway.' .. would start next January. Water Proof Testing ORegon 8-9111. Or write today to Northrop Aircraft, ------Inc., Engineering Personnel Office, 1001 East Broad­ RED INFILTRATION MOTOR SALES way, Hawthorne, California, PETERSBURG, Va. (AII- Peters­ 1043 HERSHEY AVE. MUSCATINE, IOWA Boa1d .Asks Screening burg's new sewage disposal sys­ Across from Carver Pump tem went into operation, and out ... came-pink sewage. Of Institution Inmates The City Engineer says thc un­ usual shade is due to rouge used DES MOINES (All - The State means duplication with the audits, by a local optical goods manu- Board of Control proposed Wednes­ including the annual audit made by facturer in lens grinding. ReQd 'Dalely' Iowan Want Ads Regularly.1 day to the Iowa Legislative Interim Committee that it recommend crea· theThe state Senate auditor's in the offic1955 e.Legislature jtd~~~~~~i~i,iiiiiiiiiiiiiij~d~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~___ -..~-...,~ ___ ...... ~-.. !JI!.oL..... ' tion by the 1957 Legislature of a passed a bill to repeal the pre- ...... 41P ...... QAlP ...... t.tAI' ...... ' ..fiPf.llR'l · - '.,#\- screening center for those sen· tenced to penal institutions. This was one oC three suggestions & made by the board. The State j 81 Board of Regents also made an ap· n pearance before the committee, ~~!;:t~:~;~~~m C'HRISTMAS GIFT SU.GGESTIONS di and suggested the committee rec· 81 ommend that the Legislature repeal 01 the pre-audit.' law. Ie The committee took no final ac· tion on these proposals or others it DOW is considering. Whatever the committee rc,commends wlll be in a teport the committee , will make later to the Legislature. George Callenius, a member of the board of control, said tile board's proposal for a screening center was made in only broad, F general terms. sc It was suggested that the center t~ be established to scr.een those com· f!' mitted to the Fort Madison State Ii Penitentiary 'and the Anamosa Re· formatory. There was no mention ~ Christmas !i,yift bl of the location, cost, or procedure. tor the Fam, Mirrors .p CaJlenius said the objective of the ROund s ai center would be to determine any From This is a Christmas ~irt the Or etchedqfJare, rectangular plain special treatment which should be whole , family can enJoy for SUrface. ' 81 given the ncw prisoners. years and years. Libera! Another suggestion by the board trade·in allowance for your of control was that legislation be used set. enacted to give the board the option of hiring either a layman or a med­ ical man as superintendent of the Woodward State Hospital and School and the Glenwood State School. Callenius said it is almost imposs;ble to . get the presently-re· quired medical men at salaries the ., ,gift-boxed, ready to ~tate can pay. wrap The board also recommended that the Legislature make a study 95 . of the slate's criminal sexual psy­ , only $7 chopath law with the objective of improving it. The pre-audit law requires ,an A handsome and useful gift at audit of edueatipnal institution and ; a low price! Anyone on your Fair Board purchases before the list will appreciate this clean· bills are paid. The board of re­ filling pen . Choice of smooth­ gents said the pre-audit system writing, palladium silver point. COflltl in and make your selec­ tion today! CLOSED MATTER TOKYO 1.4'1 - Police desk ser· geants in )torthwest Tokyo were Utility Cabinef warned if they were caught stand­ \\Q\\(K\(' Chrome Dinette Set Rugs A Pra t' 'Do~ble cdC'al gift for the home. ing around these cold mornings ~\\ s"a~s. 's\l.eS and. co\(J'Cs. The whole family will enjoy th e gift of a Dress up your room with a new with hands in pockets they would $59 wbllc finj~~' al/ steel, gleaming U \)\astk cove.te.d and 'We.\\ l\\}eo. new dinette et. Choose [rom the largest 50 rug. Large choice of patterns and be fined 30 yen (9 cents). Four colors. 9'x12' size. t< sergeants took no chances. They • selection in Iowa City .. ,...... from d showed up next day with their 8 So. Clinton s. pockets sewed shut. h -' Refreshing, wholesome Pasteurized MILK ' \ ' Reclining Chair EGGS, CREAM, BUnER Nationally advertised Stratorester. Bort· . aflex plastic on arms and headrest, . and POULTRY .. nylon se~t and bac~ ..Latex filled. Solld Gallon III $89 comIort any posItion. Green, brown 95 'j~ Haldane Farm Dairy - Mg~y. ' r, .. ." I. , John Dane , . Storkline I, 1 Mil, WHt end If. MII.- ~uth off Hl,hwey 1 r c. NurserY.Chairs , ; • I • High, Chairs Complete with ' chamber and reo } • Plastic tray, sturdy construction. straining trays . , Jt : , d, STUDENTS l , Rtheth:/~,flo'l1l Roclc One Of r it s for .tt,om 8r " or ONLY 00 ONLY 95 Will be tthe children th . dad Or $4 ru'yl ' is ' $11~C If • • • $2995d "<." . . . .. ~ • w .. you live in off-campus housing MAGAZINE ~Ioor Lamps i 11 R'A C K S A large selection of new black and 3-way light, Fiberglass shades. If • •, • brass models. you intend to spend the holidays in 11 95 1 Iowa City. . . . ONLY C ONLY $7 c::: 79 • f ,. .- Always a wct'ldtrlul gift. See our largt ; from TAB.LE LAMPS seltction. ", 4.95 I" you. would like to reteive The Daily low~m at your Iowa City address dur­ ing the holidays ... 30" Clown Dolls ...$1.00 Pin-up Lamps ...... fjm $1.95 Rayon Throw Rugs . $ 1.79 Coffee Tables Blonde .... $9.95 Th'en • • • latex Bed Pillows .. Pr. $3.95 Step-End Tables ...... $9.95 write down your name and address TV Tables SwiVtl Top $3.95 Clothes Hampers CO~~~I $7.95 and MAIL or BRING it to The Daily Iowan, Box 552, Iowa City, (A post· Step Stool with Back . $7.95 Boudoir Lamps ..... '. .. pr.$4.95 card will do. - And, PLEASE - No it' Phone Calls.) . , ' *.. Open Tonite * FREE 'til ~. P.M.. MORRIS FURNITUR·E CO. DELIVERY

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