, Officials. Hit 225 Actively New Commie Protest Rent 01 owon of $JO Serving The State University of Iowa and the People of Iowa City '. Proposal Hike Some 225 SUI married atudmtJ Muddle Surrounds Established ,in 1868 - ~ive Cents a Copy opposing a $10 reol increase for Peace Goals married !Student barracks bouIlnt ha \'e lakeD .teps in proteatiDC the WASHINGTON ~ - OfficI.I. lUke. uid Monc&.y Right that RuuI.·. A lotal of 225 of the ltudeDt. nl_at dipl_tic: note show. the bad sJped form letten by l.te K,..mlln w.nh t. turn ••ummlt Monday ..ainat the iac:reue. said 73 ~ It Gandidatesl't. Voting cont.,..ne. Into • " ".....ncU ». vid W. Jones. G, Iowa City. circul" InmH" ....1"1 ",..n· who is one of the leaders of 'the i"lM ...... ",.,.. •• student opposition movemeat. * Rules The letter states lUI iIltenUoo by .In :SUI Elections" Thi was their Initial r action the student to remain llviDa in the after studying a partial text of the harracla 1M! DOW occupies aDd 10 Competitive interest is increas· the election and the students eli· Council Election Committee. said I me age Radio Moscow broadcast pay the p~nt rent of $51.50. It Ing as handbills arc circulated and gible to vole for their candidates Monday that IBM cards would be Monday night. tates the ltudeDt Is Wlable to PIl1 platforms are announced (or the are: kept at the polling places to de. Th Y scoffed at the Sovl t accu· the increaaed tellt 01 ~ , 5O foe e 27 positions in Wednesday's all· STUDENT COUNCIL, married termine who is eligible to vote tor at ~ on reU01l$ the UDlted State wa "ac· menUODed in • cover campus elections. student's representatives, All mar. married students representatives ItuaHy trying to ta ke the entire leIter. Seventy· three candidates are ried students vote Cor: three candi. to Student Council and Liberal Arts problem of the summit conference A m.rr1e4 ...... CMIMI .... running. Cor offices in seven cam· dates. senior class oCflces. back to th starting point." Inlti.t.cI twe .... ,.u•. OM, p.us org~nizations ; ~tudent Coun· UNION BOARD, Liberal Arts Membership lists Cor WRA and I As far as the Am rican go" rn· cempt.t.cI S"'"'-Y. w•• a.tMt. cU , marrIed students represenla· t d tAli L'be 1 A t t d t YWCA will also be kept at all the mcnt i concerned. they said. th .ct .. cA.twmIM tfIe MMUIIt .. n tlves, Union Board, Board oC Trus. S u en s. I ra r s s u en Spoils. I tees of Student Publications. Inc. vote for three men and three . . conditions for a summit m tina IMIIthIy 1-M4 ...... never have left the starting point, m.rrlH .....nh lIyl", 1ft Hr· (SPl) '" . 'ftd 'W St de I Iwomen canditlates. Schmidt said that there will be • n~socla~ omen u n s , a qualiCied poll judge and three poll reck. ,,"Unt, (AWS). Women's Recreation Asso· ~ UNION BOARD. Commerce stu· I watchers at each votln booth TIwtV uld ~ Unlt.cl St ..., hu TI]e resulta of thlI poll had not clation i WR~). and CoJ1~ge of Lib· dents. All students in the College All ballots must be ~. arked' with I iMiatld and will contin_ to I... yet been compiled Monday accord- eral Arts ICnior ~lass offIcers. . of Com~rce vote. for one ma~ I an "X" within the proper square. .i.t th.t .nv h... ·..... v.,,,. Lng to J.ck HoIt. G. BurUnJtoa, A p.trti.1 iI.t ., til. c.ndld.tll ~nd Ol\e wom~n candidate. There "Only those ballots that arc I ment ."..tlng must IN PrK.d.ct committee publicity chairman. .nd tfielr "Ictv,.. ••nd .nnounc'" I~ only one candidate for each oC· marked properly will be counted," , by I_, r I.nl ....-tl.tiott,... The second poD, to be coaduc:ted , pl.tferms .,.. on p.g. ,tod.v. flce. Schmidt said. .paclflc probl.m. wfllch w..,'d by the Student Councn. will coo tM ahow whether. top lev.1 /tWItlng cern married tudenta )Jvln, ID and "'~Ining c.nclid..... BOARD OF TItUSTEES OF STU· "No wrIte-in votes will be count- ! of _rid I.. de,.. woutd _ worth- off-eampu! bousln, and wUl al. wltfl piC:tur.s .• nd p1.tforma will DENT PUBLICATIONS. INC. (SPI) ed and students may not vote " Ii... d In W.dlll.Hy'•• dltlon. All students vote Cor one l·year bullet ballots." A bullet ballot is I whit.. tempt to determine whether the . candidate and two 2·year candi· one which has been marked for Th dote Departm nt d ellned demand for houtin, Is for units T en po llin g pacesI Ioca ted dates h Cf' . I . officially to comment on the Sov\ t like the propoaed Hawkeye A~ througbout the campus, will open . less. than all teo Ices to e eclio~. note until the full text M$ be n reo ments with $85 • month rent ph.. WednesdaY morning at 8'30 a m ASSOCIATED WOMEN STU· Students must vote Cor one candl- ceived trom the American £m. electricity. or for barracks type j\nd close at 4;30 p.m. . . , DENTS. AlI.:undergraduate women da~ In .a~1 offices open for which bassy in Moseow. Otciclalll were housing renliOi at the lDcuued vote for oftlcers. he IS ehglble to vote. StUdents are to vote. according YWCA. Members vote for About 200 students have been in- obviously annoyed, howev r, th t Irate of f62.50. oW· Radio Moscow began broadca Ung Jones said FrIday nlaht the form to cOlleges.' in the following places : cers. volved in preparations for the cJec- th not to the ,""orld before It had I tters will be • noUce to SUI of· Liberal Arts and Education, WOMEN'S RECREATION AS. lions. which are under the direction been reccived by the d partm nt. I tidaIt concernlne married .Iu· Macbride Han or Sohaeffer Hall ; SOCIATION. Members vote lor of· of the Student Council Election d nil f ling. and will be a dial. Law, Law Building; ficers . Committee. They said lhls peedy publica· 1 nge to Ither tak .ctlon alainst Dental. Dental Building; LIBERAL ART S SENIOR With the exception of AWS. WRA. lion d mon~trates Moscow waS the sliD fI or modlfy Ita present Engineering. Mechanical Eng!· CLASS. All juniors in the College of and YWCA. elecUons results are viewing its reply to a March 16 plans. neerin" B~lIding ; Liberal Arts votc for 1958·59 o((i- cxpected to be released by 9 p.m. U.S. m mo as a propaganda weap. Til. form t.tte,. _ c.nr vraduate, Physics Building; eers. Wednesday. The three women's or· on rath r than a serious attempt to I.tter will ,....blV _ ,...... t04 ~Urslng. WesUawn '; In order to vote, students must ganizations will announce election negnliate.. I Thurtd.v . ...."*' ...... lUI Phi macy. Chemistry Building; present ID cards for identification results at a banquet Thursday. Th. Sovl.t ,..ply "" bro.dc... Dormllwy AtsIt,,1MIIt 0Mce. MedIcine. Medical Labs; and invalidation. This is the second year that bal· onlv thrH hours .... r Pr•• I.nt I RlcNrd CI.rk. G. LatMnt. dNtlr- Commerce, University Hall. Charles Schmidt, E3, Charles lots will be counted by IBM rna· I EIMnhower c.. 1... • specl.I m.n" ~ rMrTi.ct ...,.... "... The organizations represented In City. chairman of the Student chines. "'"tlnll of ttl. N.tlon.I 5Kurlty ...t cllmml ..... MI4. Council t. contider • m.tter Relsons to be !Deluded in the I which ~ Whi.. Ho,," r.fvMd to covcr letter for oppoalnJ the tiD I I.ntlfy. \ rent increase were sunesteel by SUI Marrllted mlrYied studenl.l pre at .t • • • Tile me Una I. ted 7d mlnul . meeUng Friday nlehl A cOmmit- ·'. R' H' lit touched oCf peculation ttl tee compOsed of volunteers. .. ouses Prl! Ident and hi top strategy ad· I studied ~ 'lIJgetUolII Saturday fU ~l' r III r c:ol)llldcrmg new Am· .nd Sund.y anll have written the p ~'- • I - I"!!i ' n s.r af ~pr()posals in· cover letter, ,'))''1 I ~ .•~ . 'I'S' C'~' : \, ,I Weotherman Prove, udlhg further s~lIlng out oC ctartt ~ the letter will ';';..., d:''' U" f,.. ', .e .. 'J',. ) ., , . I. 'I ) • ~c W~ltc ~1~~ 1plan (or devoting be 11\I1*ly c060r 'tel. th points • .. , MEttiPttIS, T,nn", ~ - A~rl· Spring I, Here 9ut~ I space to peaccful purpose . mention In. .ddi {onal burdeb I ,;' " SOfull 96 per cent· of barracks W~~t ,:knd'~:~~vdo.'::I~!, !!!! tQP JevQl con$idc~.Uon o( po I· placed on the student by the rent ,~" iCcti , . . • ,- '" Tho .theta of tfIe b.lmy 1_. • i . . , (' . pi i\mcrlc;an ~'U'mamcn~ ahlfts increase, the effect the rent In· .",; f • mars stl\~~n.ts , sai~ the~ ' thi'nk ' Nth ttI.t m•• him Pvt. PIowI' City w.. ttl.r Mond.y w.,.. .vI' 1 II, wa~ v~tua~ly haltrd In J,nuary crease rna, y have on education hi :~ ,·SUI could better meet i~ obliga· I.y. Elvl. A" S.rl.I No. US 5~3· ci.nt .Iong ttl. 10". River n SUI BOOKS WERE FORGOTTEN - ttl. " ..bnll .nd theM two nmpUJ ••,.. .rncHIIJ many ~ pending a survry and r port to lh the'l state. tIJ6 Ih.dequacy of the ' tion to pJ'1)vlde low-cost married lD761. " Injoyed .Id Sol'. fl,..t ,...1 vi.1t thl. spring. W... r " ... bit cool. but ~ .un " •• lust right for C.rol Security Council of scientific proll- propoeed Hawkeye Apartmeota•• student housing by building units Pr•• '.y, 23. p ... Ft. Ch.ffH, St_nt. dotted ttl. rlv.r Mnkl GI ..., W.terloo, I.ft•• nd B.tty McEly'.' AI, aoolll.D.IIV low.n Photo by Bori. V.ro, lcm involvt'd in d tectlng any vlo. comparison oC SUI barracka reDla comparable to those at Iowa State lou.. d In north".at Ark.nl... ltudying, .unning .nd .nlovlng lalion of a ban on nuclear Ie ts. with other achoola aDd acreeme'ftt TlMr. h, .nd ottl.r dr...... nd In '.lIIr.I. with SUI AdmlnlstratJotl to the College. according to a survey con· ~!,"MIVI' T , SUI B II P d Thi. .ei.ntiflc ltudy grovp, inapproprlateneu of ute I..... ducted by the Student Council dur: Til. m.rcury lhould .".w lib W0 . a 00n s rep are 1M ••d bv pr•• I.ntl.1 .elvlMr TM comml"" ...... ing the weekend. loIliHution. t.cI.y ., ttl. fwm· J.",., F. Kim.n, ... ,...,.rtecI ct.y nltllt .. tfIe ..-tI", ..... The survey was' conducted to de. per.tu" II upectoci to climb t. .bout due to m.k. known It. • .....vecI by tfIe m.rri.ct atvcIotMs , ELVIS SO. findin].. pnMnt by voice nfI. It. memo termine whether married students AND Mond.y In I.w. City wu mild For 100 000 F00 t 5 un FI-Ighi The Soviet note wa being tran • ben Incl_ Richard C. Clm, G. ::: ~::~ ~:~;i~:I:~::t~:~~:i:! FA~~ioN but windy. Tho high w.. n.. r I ~~~d f~~ ~~n~~is~~nb~!SY~;s~~:: ~~= .:-:...::...~"'= prin~ed in The Dally Iowan last SO, . SUI - physicists arc ready to launched by Anderson at Ft. un ••id th. rlUly.r. will _ ton. I.n, IKNt.ry-tn.aurwl ReIMrt S.wrclay which sq()wed that the Til. W.. tfler lu,...u I.id tlcl.. launch 8 new plastic balloons car- Churchill, Canada. reported X-raya 1ec.tM IOIMwhoN ... ..,. um. 10• .,..". G. It...... c:...., '. . .prdposed barracks rent increase to will _ glMr.IIv ••Ir with no rying eQuipmenl to measure x.... ays last year. ' PUI. but ".bably ,not In tfIe =k 1..:'..... AlId.W~= ' ...~ 50 th ld I SUI' yolulftt.ri iworn In .t ~ ••m. t.m.... r.tu,.. ch.n.... In 1M hI .. h. aDd charged particles at, an alti· Re~t rocket flights cond~ted PhYlic. Building. ~.u .. ,1t U B005 t RoaW .. Mr, 'II'IMNlrM", ~. per mon wou p ace tim. will hay. .Ight wHk. ef"· • • tude of approximately m ,ooo by Carl MeUwaln . sur physic$ Inconvtnl.nt, M.~n.. jc t ..... wlli • a J' • ..... N.Y.; C~ .".nMIMrft, j-; , bighe,st amon~ all midwest state· b•• lc ' lnt.ntry tr.inlng. during ttl. nut two d.v" ' feet. , research associate. into the North. not _ mu. ., tft.-.lgn.I.. G. I.wa City. i. \ • , ~upported colleges. Tho 14 'd,.ttHI .nd Mnn nl. T.mper.tu,..1 w.,.. b.lmV.1I The only thing, which is delaying ern Lights did not detect X.raYs· 't Andcrson said he hopes the rt,)· Const~uct.·on Pri~ ~b~~{~Y, :=d Rents at other Big Ten and Big un ...,. I... ' Ch.He., rldlnll .c,.." ttl. y. Th. them is the &un. It takes about two hours f0t: a ceivere will get impulscs from the . ' =. 40r .t... "'.... Eight in;tltuUons ringed Crom $26 in. charter'" bu •• P,..... V w.. only ••c.pHon. __ , In th. The ballOGns will be ' laWlched balloon to reach ma~mum lleight. balloon t\1roll&hou~ the day. High . G. Jow~ CII),. t~ $95 per month." ap... lnt.d "prlvat. In ch.,..." .xm~ •••t and IKal .,..•• In from the SUI foqtball practice Anderson said. ,. winds and rain present lhe pri· WASHlNCTON t.fI _ The Sen. ~~\ory and ~ o~~ fjeld. t R.dl.. will ".namlt nloc(ty '-' - ' ale began debating a bill Monday the or to co~ c::rn~~ Accerdlng .. tfIe SUI surv.V." A D.ilV I.w.n .rtiat ,..teuch· tfIe norlhw.. t. w",t'tI cloudlne" ,Kinsey And!:riOn, research, as- .nd I.... ntity Inform.tion .. n· (Con tinUed on Page. {-I.l' (0 s~ roadbuilding as an anU arrIedg~.~.!"u--,l ..... p.r "ftt ef tfIe 222 Mrr.ckl .tu· .d. photo ef "Til. P.lvl," to Mid r ••dlng. "'wn. sociate. Physics ,Department. and I celv.r. which will rK.rd ~ In· /' 'receS Ion move. The me.surc's m ...... ,.,.... . • .,.. poIl.d ...,w.rwcI 'th...... w wh •• h. will look Ilk. wMn TM low M,.. M.nd.y ni,ht Wei director of the SUI balloon e.xperi· form.tlon on IN ...,. t.pal. An.... B~LLQQN- , most di sputed provision ..... ould aim ______...... ;;.... ____ c.tion.I Institution. h.n .n obll: .rmy MrtM,. ..t hold ef him to- I., ttl. 1_ ... ments, said the first balloon will - at curbing billboar along new .OLLm.. ,.Hen .. provide hou.lng ••clli· d.V. be launched when intcnse sun flare W t Sk·· · C..I W superhighways. MIAMI. " •• WI - A 'raNff tI., fer m.m.d ,""ntl.nroll... activity Is reported. a er ling In IVI ar Alrll ...... fw'&MIN In ttl. Ins.ll'IItMns. W k 6 'PEt· He said two results of sun fiares . J.t~Mij~;!!. )~~'t.:c. L;,"!:: with 24 ...... The Burvey was conducted or on . ro- gyp .an will be the signal to launch the I hi blU "_L._ I ....,. _...... --....10..-..1 ---" through telephone interviews by balloons carrying SUI instruments: dd . f d . . f ghw.y for Hoor _t. •• =- llIIt., ...... : ~:~::nts~!r;:~lers~~~~~he~I~~n~ .' , Arab Prince er~) L~g~::'~BLEAUR~RA (North· An 0 ity 0 In onesia Stri e ~!~':'~:~~:~E =y'-=~~»:: a: presently In barracks. Rhys Miller, Underway _ 2) INTENSE MAG NET I C By JOHN GRIFFEN Mill... until ttl. bill la INIMd. ports ...... '"" .... C4. Waterloo. head oC the Student G bs P r storms. The bill Is designed to speed ..,uy Inl ...... n.r. .... 1m- Council student opinion survey Construction on Hlghlllay II be. ' ro owe Anderson said he receives coded F ...... C...... "**nt roadbuilding by mlklng available metft ... wen! _ ethers. committee. said. tween Newton roall and Iowa ave· tclegrams . reporting sun . flare AIIOCI.totI P,.." $11b billion more in federal Cunds ______"I. I. u,nJflcat to ~ ttI.t nue Is still In the preliminary CAIRO Ii! - King Saud has activity and other atmospheric this year than prescnt programs P B thll I,," hIS not 1IIc.~ 10 stage, ROD Terry, Cedar R.plds. turned over to his brother. the information Crom throuehout the PRAPAT. North Sumatra - ]t's a strange lIIar when you can would provide assover ars .metleMlIy Chart.ct · th.t ,tv· assistant ' resident en,ineer. said pro·Egyptian Crown Prince Fels· world every clay. water ski in a no Ill8JI'S land and wave at OPPOS i D~ I.!oops on ~r Opponents ~[ the billboard con· I ..... will not IfVIIy .-m and Monday afternoon. al. full control over the oil·rich A telephone alert has also been side. . frol p!pvision said it Is an eff9rt .' . , male. tflelr .wrJ r.tl.... 1 c.... He said actual pavln, probably Sa~dl Arabian kinadom's fOrelP ,!arranged fo~ reporting, high acU· But that's what went on at this lovcl)' mountain resort o~ l.ake to bnbe states to surrender a TOdd E ~ • cIUII-.," Bill Tetor, L3. Del will not begin before the middle fiDancial and lnternll aClalrs. vity, he said,. . Toba in North Sumatra. ..: portion oC lbcl~ sovereignly. . . • U nil, liS "'.. "u, I"'.nt Hdy pre.l.nt, or May. Work is now underway on . Cairo's press. reporting this The actual decision to launch a Two other llewsmt'n and my elf drove. from Indol)csian rebel , ~~ ""1. slfld. . building a retaining wall. MondllY. said Felsal presented- his Iballoon at any time Is. left to headquarters in Central Sumatra to 10qk lor the fighting front in the . W ks I .. '" ..:' "We wonder wI\;' the admlnistra· ThI w.1I will run frllm the ~::!g bd:~:~d.s:.~1~h~llha~t~!~tu~~ ~:!~rson alld piS assistantsl how· north, We found the tront on the mountain lake resort of Pra~l.. rec Cost owa P!:;!~~ ':~n:;:.-= '. Uon has not made such flaures .north II. 'of tfIe W..... n at.lra m!ght Indicate Felsal Is emerging I TM Phy.ies D.p.rt~nt ailO In • w.v. tfIe Incontlrulty is typlc.1 ., Indont.ia·, clyU ....~. $35 Millolon in '57 wt1l ,,* graftlride euIo&Ies teda1 available to the student body as the north anti welt to tfIe preMM as the klngdom's strong man.. has .ight new Skyhook,.•• tic 10m. han call,d it • cha,..... rd w.r who,.. b.~u ..... fought. pn- • for Mike Todd. acclaimed dIB"iDi schOols contacted by us did not w.1I on tM In".r INrt .. the Til. laudl Arabl.n aletatlon b.II00n1 to " I.unc..... by m.rlly without bloodaMd .nd victory der.:nd• upon which pi,,,., .DES MOIN. ES I.fI _ Tramc 'ac. ~_.~~~ .s' . ,en1us of .... request the ll,ures be confldcnt,ial. curn...... _ Un ...... N.t'--I --..... rlMd AUgu.t. An.rlOn Hid. muu ttl. • .,.nee •• _n .. ttl. ritht p.ce .t tfIe 'i-ht t1_. th ~ . he It...... 'That's true. ., cldenu cost lowans morc an \ The '. _.__ -nl ...... "Blrraclcs reBldents apparently PI ans for Ia nd scaplng t n er· tfIe tralhr of In ..mal ~ and Ha ••plaiMd that tfIe ",otic mill' I t the State Safet~ cere...... ,.. ww..., prt_._.. _ fccl Btrongly that tb~ need Is (or/section of Highway 6 and Iowa dotMatlc .....r .. PeIHI. Arab Mlloon. will ,..ac:h top level Mel Crack Jakarta paralr~ dropped into the Easl~ntral Sumatra. De~:nt ~~cd Monday. r and simple. The tiody ofllle flam. Iqw·renl. low-COllt housing." Teter avenue wUl be made ICter road MUrc .... tfIe U.N, Hid F,lul ,..maln .. th.t l.y.I fer 101M 011 region at Pakanbaru and scored a relatively easy major victory. The department's aMual score boyanl sbuwmaD will be laid .. laid. construction Is completed, said now will h... cern,.... .uthorIty tim.. A r .....r ballOOll ....,t4 Rebel sympathizers scized Medan. north of wh(Ore wc are, with a card on Iowa accidents figured the rest beaide that or hill f.ther. R8IIbl Th\r\eC1\ l)4lr clln\. o{ students Don J. Slnek, supervisor tiC the enr tM laudl Arabl.n ar",.d burst " ..... It ,..acho. Ita maxi· few artillery shots. then lost the city the next day when President cost of damage to property and Cbaim Goldbocea. in Waldbtlm polled felt that SUI was fuUlllln, ISUI Physical Plant. Sinek said he fwce., but that S.ud I...... d to mum holtht, II. Mill. Sukarno's Jakarta paratroops landed. injurie! to persons at $35.880.513. Cemetery ID IUburbu rorest PlHt. Its obllJatiOllI to married students expected ·the rock ledle at the ,..maln "'ad ef tM .t.... A timer sct before the balloon It', 1ft Kcident wM" tfley fI,ht. The cost Is more than three Todd. 50. _ tIrie otIIerI ~ with the proposed permanent hous-i intcrsectio.n will crop-out much While some sources cautioned Iis launched will rclease the instru· The rebel leaders stress that their lack of large forces mak.es It Umes the amount appropriated to killed In lUI airplane c:rub SeIut· '01 SUch a proposal hiS been like It dId bofore the Widenlnll agaJnst readlllg too much Into the ments to be parachuted to earth. necessary to avoid major batUes and to concentrate on guerrilla state education Institutions in the day. Todd WIll fIytnc Eat to ~. made b the Un'ver~lt prOject began. Saudi decree. there wer.e indica· Anderson said. Phyaicists have no warfare: last biennium _ and the appro- cept an honor from the FrIan y y, Slack is in charge of the up- tlons tI\Jt· Cairo was cxpecting conlrol over the balloon after It I While If!! true actual fighting has been much less tilan beadllne priations wcre defeated by veto. CI~N:m 1m:;, ...ta.a-~= HUICA'. STOLIN keep of most of that area. Fellal to work for I recontlilation is launched. claims on both sides. there have been exceptions. " ...... p'" . • T.rry· ••Id tfIe .Id ,..1"1 .111 between Saudi Arabia and Egypt. "We hope to learn IOmething In nearby Tapanull province. where the rebels are popular. thev PRISON RIOT gray-.," aaId Rabbl . Theft of a pair of hUDcaps ~al ' haft .. CIIIM out a. ltorm TM twa "att .... hne ....n feud· about the energy IUId the time be· ~ COLUMBUS. Ohio III _ A fire Joseph Ra.a of Coqrec.u.aI I reported to Iowa City police Mon- ....,..111 haft to ... 'natatllll '" ever ch.,... bevior of charged particles." An. burled 19 soldiers last week and 12 others are in the hospital IUId dlaturbance ill a 14O-m11J1 K'untll la'ael 01 EIIIa'. .. WIll day. Harold A. Bille • .\2, Slater, ...,. pay,", can ....'n. UtIlI- th.. t. MV. derson said. H...... aMi '"" hith IChoei ...... ,.. wile. ",~. honoI' dormItory ..t 0Id0 Peaitenti. omdate at .... funa'aI. ' told 'pollce hubo.pI. v.lued .t.-, ...... new I., tfIe prKHI .. .IHAInatoci He aald there Is' only a slim I TMY had foutht I" • Mttle .,...... J ...... ",metr• .,.... . ary eoclechrithollt wIout...... "'!'be 1t ..,.• ...",...... "'_MU ,al!P WCN. removed from his ~ s.tur. NlMyl"l II ... '.ntI pi .... which N.... r·. new chance that any X·,ayl wlU 1M! IINr "antar, U m~", ...".. ef 1M,.. . ~ cr injury MondIJ. i!rier ' W.... air.. ,.".,.. ,.." •. : 1I4ly ntcht. The 'car Till Hl'kt'd 011 ...14 ... I, the INth ., c.... true- ., .."... preaent-' in the cosmic rays durina "They left 6n SunclllY slnJIng· ln truekl." a WOmall aald. lOne,. R.tph W. AI¥iI .,....uaed .." talk P-.veI' II ' • ...... , fIut the north I'leld~ee lot, tMln, Ilny one (light. Only 2 0114 DJihIB ' came bnck. Tuesday dead OIl the floor boards." , , ~ with pr~8 toda,. startiIII...... , - I .'. How To Curb Recession? . ~ From The Littered Desk ,I I rrh~1)ally ' lowan " , ••,f" 1, , TIll! Dally Zowan I~ wrlttrn and edited by students and Is govl'r/led by a ooord of five student trusteel elected by till! student body and four faculty trustees appointed by tile presidellt of tile University. Tile Dally Iowan', ·Need BI~~p.~i~t :, R~~i'siqn Slattery' 5 Slah~s ' editorial policy, t',eretore, II not an expression Qf SUI administration policy or oplllion In any parllcular. , • . Tomorrow is 'lection day, and you puts your "X" ill 'the Pa.o 2 TUESDAY, MARCH 2S, 19S1 Iowa CIIy, Iowa By J. M. ROBERTS Unemployment and decrease in· t)usine~ has Associlhld Press News Analyst reached proportions considerably. b~ond 1953·54 . circle of your cherce, and you gets what you got coming. Or .",. But it is happening at a far higher Ie I r with else YOll don't and you not only get what you got coming, but huring the 1953.54 recession Govcrnment econ· employmen!, prices and business at reCord Icvels f omfsts convinced numbers of people that they had when compared with only a few years ago, you deserves it tool I. \ f found the key to a stable economy. o • o • " They th6ught runaway deflation was a thing of THAT LEADS TO confusIon as to what measures it, C the past. Inflation was still to be dealt with, but should be ~pplied when, to establish a balance of Campus el clion arc traditionally ",IHairs of the part," I T runaway deflation, accompanied by widespread un· living standard without reviving InClation. and the least part at that. Student Council berths are excellent I employment, was what always caused the really The spectacle of millions of unemployed facing recommendations, along with SPf, etc., for membership in serious troubl e. rising Cood costs is unusual. Among the Cirst reo V 'Onerary organizations of all types and have often meant little I ' THE KEY WAS suppOsed to have been Ule actions is to extend unemployment benefits. il ability of the Federal Reserve System to pump up Vast uriemploymept benefits, however, failed tQ O! nothing elsc. \Vh ther because of the scns of futility past C c~edjt through easement of interest on loans to ~everse the business ' trend quring the great de. "popularity contests" have engendered or because of a raging, l' member banks. I. I of the 'lOs. The ec\>rfop1y Slit up and tobk ( I ", ~ression passionate tlisit~te"est, most (II stud(>llt~ have not bothered , It was supposed then that a ~ecesslOn h~d been a little nourishment. by 1(137) I but expansion was overcome Without resort t.o various blueprIntsJor not resumed until the war prders from Europe to vote in campu el~ctions: , or cOurse they have the conduct ' ( pepPIng up the economy ID other ways. began to arrive in ~939, of their elclers to guid e them - and this alone co uld accolmt (; Now there is a suspicion, although time has " for miserable turnouts - although it does not. o been too brief Cor thorough analysis, that easeil ~NEMPLOYMENI BEN~"I1'S had \lroYeIi,! a L bank credit is not having great eCfect. certainly mamtenance dosage,. but nol ~ ~usc)e bU\19~11 I lit... not' a decisiv~ effect, on the current recession. Great sections Of*lbusiness still doubt that this Tl~e recbrd of thc Student Council for the past year is ]e BANKERS ARE SAYING that the Federal Re- is a s.eriou!i l ~ecessio , and fevy think it is ,the for~ \\ serve intcrest culs have been too small. ~ut theil ; runnCll of la~ real pression, Many think that a elilltinct imprOVCI)l ent over the record of th' councils pre ceeding it, at least in the past few years. n own figures show reserve funds available lor loans " when the automobile business goes back to utility. tl are above demand for credit. insl~E.(Q of pointing atlstyle and obsol sc~nc~, things I The council - with the support of other campus organiza fe It also has .become obvious that the so-caJled will settle down. . tions - has initiated and made a going concern of "Old Gold blueprints held in reserve for other recession·beat· But Britain has just cut ner bank rate. which ing action were J]ot very detailed, or else not she rais~d less than a year ago, and spOts are Days," a function designed to interest the better high school designed to meet the type of thing-which is going showing up in ·the booming West German economy. students in SUI; it has completed drtailed smveys and investi on now. The big trouble seems to be that there The blueprin~ers are being caJled on for some gations into slich things as Capital Jmpl'ovements , race rela- '1 is no applicable yardstick. quick revisions. tions, married student rcntal, the parking situation, housing - find equally untls'ual - with a thoroughness atypical of student L~tters to the Editor activ ities, It would be too bad if this uclden activity proves to be Point Out Unfair Policy; Irresponsibility; Errs nothing more thanl' a suelden and short .Iived turbulence in a TO THE EDITOR: why hide it until one has attained means of protection against germs, wiele, quiet stream of disinterest, and quote: "apathy." In his review ' of th~ current the honorific position accompany- whl:m sanitation is' imperative _ .. 0 .... Ii, , Scllldture exhibit of Leroy Lamis, ing a Master's degree? The Daily loi*!m is irresponsible A number of candidates fOl' Trust cs or tl,e BO'iud of Stu· Mr. ~ames Trissel did an extreme- In the other fine arts depart· en~llg h to splatter the ·result of dent Publications Incorporated have taken the time to talk I), commetldable jdb as a "·crlti'c. ments'on.(his ·campusl,there.is' a.,pa I Gr~y's. mental dysentary all . I ' ,. • .' " With a p01itene~s '.and ~incerit>, that great deal of open contribution, lOver pa~e two. /0 me about po.)eles affectmg The Dmly Iowan, and although. we would find impOssible to musie~' eve'r\ '6n th\! ' utitfet!tt'l1l1udte"Iavel: For shame. ' I ,don't feel free to support any individu;ll because of my po· ourselves. hE\, has very tastefully poetry readings. plays, literary Joe MU$clva~o, AI sition as editor I am glad to see this interest in the paper f~Jfilled his l qbligatio l1 ,as a. reo \ PIUbjli~CatiOns, ' mHsi~ .: (!il/als, ~a~y , : Ql,ladraogle , , rr by people wh; might eventually be helping form its broad viewer. InC/dentally, .1y1r. Tpssel 0 cp ar.erdOQe.~ ' flqtdents , stlll , ., .,., . . " did a competent rpview with little wO; I g on 'il BA~liet6r's or ¥as· TO T~J: ,EDITO~:, \; I pohcles, Though I ha.ve had my dIfferences WIth the bo!lrd .:... • to start from, whereas Mr. Mezey ter s degree. Yet,.m the art deOart- Your editorial 011 . Iowa State's tJ1C main one being pre-r llding of editorials - I certainly can- Tre,! t y.T a Ik could have had Lorca·s.greatness. ment, student pamters ,and ~qulp- one hundredth birthday last Sat;. , 1l0t complain ,0£ undue preS mes or res trictions, Ant\ the edi- It h I h h" tqrs must dabble away m thCl~ reo urdll1' was fitting and proper. But ' r . ' . , recognizing East Gcrmany as an independent tion s;~~~: so~~~;.'~r~ ~~~~~~ S~llctive kcornt~lr st'h hoping no&odY it sounded like a little boy teasing ftonUJ( ae VISor haks J~ever Oh)lecteehl to an)'thmg but errors of To ke pthe Enst Cerman question off the d Summit Conferencc ag('nda, Nikita Khrush nation. should be used for such charlatan- WI pee. un I ey ar~ grante his sister. It had tbe effect of act ),ep, I ma e em too. T e reason I think control of ism, when the space could·be used the sancbon oC a Master s degree. saying, "Yna, yna, I'm eleven editorials should be exercis('d after publications i not so much chev is talking these days of settling the strife F or instance, t h e Civi I War in this country A few of the outstandmg students years older than you are!" I won- . . , . between East and West Germany with a was a cruel family scrap b tween the North- to exhibit good traveling shows, or have exhibited in such shows as der if the person who wrote the because ,of, as IT,I spIte of, the pre$ent SituatIOn. I p rsonally if ,at one time it is impossible to the annual Des Moines s.how (a.nd d·t . I ' Ii' h feel that the I)resent I)olicy ... in the spirit of ((uiding the child treaty. . crn an d Sou th ern S tates. But'if Eng1 an d pr~ure a good show, fo use the 0 ltd t C tel ona adds IS own age w en t> or France during the tL-n e of the war, had spac,e for exhibiti'on oC outstanding ne SUI; I S U en won ITS prIZe he signs his name to any birthday on the bicycle - guides the stutlrllt too long and in general lIe realizes that if Germany's question last year), but they were nev,er al- card he might send to his friends?'b . f . . " .. gets on the agenda, the heads of the meeting made a treaty with the Confederate States, stuqent work. As the present policy lowed to exhibit in the main gal- contn utes to developmcnt 0 Hei sman s outer directed men, the whole picture would have changed. stands ' 0 nI y ac Cep t ed th es I s pal'nt - lery. .. , It sounds as if we are a wee bit Better to take the l)fobably inevitahle "disturban. ces" and help nations would probably decide to settle the , ings may be hung in the gallery. Th tit f jealous when we brag that our fine strife with a free election. Such a 'treaty would have meant that the When one considers that the four e presen po ICY IS no aIr school is eleven years older than develop the self-reliance and maturity that mnst go with posi- . either to the students, or to those " .. ' If this were to happen, East Gem1any SOl.lt Ilern S tates were no longer part a f the main hallways o( the art.,.building iiiterested people who wish to see ISC. tlOns of responSIbility. might decide in the polling places to leave United States, but ap independe\l 1I1\~i9n. . are~lso ~sed to exhibit thes~ same what i$ going on Itt our own lom- Wayne R. Beal, A2 There is a, powerful d terrellt to irresponsibility: fire the ttJe paternal protection of Khrushchev's sha ] lad such a treaty een made t~· ~~ theSIS pamtlngs, t~e~ why not use munio/. If ,th~ cUF n~ ~xhibiti n is B203 Quadrangl. I editor dow and rejoin the West. II 1 h b ~ j I . l the gallery to exhIbIt those works lin ! INlamp(e 0(1 'iTIA(ur/!" art . . WOU C .no onger ave een e~f\ 'J. . to' . \1 whtth are currently beirig pro. neitn~j ';:he art ~t~dht!$ reor th~ TO TI'! ,~ EOIT?R: . . " , And 'agairtst all I'llles of a~gumelltatjon , I will be candid To avoid this, Khru hchev talks about a ,;ar Wlt!1 the SO~lth I~ut In a 11, ''t'g~ /,; I d~e~? , I faculty shoulM.... ~~ , Api' fea re- In tegal'ds to the enclosed a~ticle enollgh to aOQlit t'hat I Ipight be wrong. " treaty. Though it is doubtful he could evcl' slon WIth another , Granted, much of the current gar?ing tM ya1\.le ex ibi- ?n r09k'ets:, I .. • " I J1Jdepeo~ ~ II ~ cr 1 I tf It*l~t la)lrtchln~ lest (prl~t'ed ~ Sl1ccccd i ,l}\aking a trfjaty between East' and stMe. 1.11 It,' 0 is riot yet mature enoulh lor I ,tlol\$ II) th~ main ' ~~ jl ~ . 10 t~e March 2~ edltlOn- A home- "I .. 1. 'h, . . b ., . . "I ,'iil f· t· .' made roo~et wllooshed som'e 500 • West Gerrw1I1Y; it is still a clever idea. If K uus chev could make a trea~y e- publIC exhIbItIOn, However, the as- ,,' :. t" j""n . kJ A4 feet· t 'th I . ~ I ' t" t.J . ",,, 'I. LI ....,-,.....,._~Ih'-_-+-+,~ _J . 1 I th . . l I ' .. t ', I .. , n JD 0 e air n a es nla, near - , I At pres¢l t, 11 t Gennany, in spite of be tween East and \vest Germany he W()ll d be sumpt 01'1 at the aCQulslt)tm oC lui ' .. ~: I uay'D '.- io\!J , TltLrsdat ' .. ' ."J the firSt I !'lara- well on his way to cutting East
:J)e~t Champ in 1st San Francisco's By Foster Castleman Alan Hftkllll Defense With # Sold to Orioles +
Baseball Proposals SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (All - The Two major league baseball own· Ray'Robinson Baltimore Orioles Monday moved ers have made proposed changes CHICAGO LfI _ A current 8.5 to bolster an infield depth defi· The SUI coed pocket billiard that would have iar reaching ef· choice, Carmen Basilio tonight ) cicncy, acquiring Foster Castle: team captured first place. in their fects on the national pastime if makes the first defense of his man from the San Francisco Gi· dl vision of the NaUonal Intercol· they are passed. world middleweight title in are. ants in a straight cash deal. legiate Airmail Billiards Tourna· Milwaukee Brave owner Lou P~r· mater with amazing Sugar Ray ment. Manager Paul Richards would ini has proposed that both major Robinson, who seeks that crown for Nancy Clark, Dolores Fay and leagues expand to ten teams by the fifth time. disclose only that the Orioles paid "something in excess of ,the $20,000 Gene Mary Richmond ~ompoeed 1960, and to 12 teams in about The lS.round match, beginning SUI's successfu,l coed team. This five years. at 10 p.m., CST, in the Chicago waiver price" for the 27·year-old infielder. . is the second straight year Iowa The new franchises probably $tMllum will be brudcnt na' has taken the natiollal wOffi\lb's would be in Minneapoli,.St. Paul, tlonally by CBS and shown on CasUeman never has played a title. Each girl w,Ul receiy, her D-.Jlu·Ft. Worth, Toronto, Den- closed circuit television in 140 full season in the majors, but has own jointed cue as recognition of ver or Atlanta. Another polli- cities and 31 states, Canada an~ spent four campaigns shuffling be· I being on the victorious ·team. I bility would be to move another the Dtstrict of Columbia. tween the Giants and their Min· team into New York. Likelihood of a new indoor fight neapolis farm club. He has been Alvin Dark Eddie Mathews These three 'giris competed with If the major league owners ap· gate record dwindled with $325,000, hampered throughout his 10·year tean;/s from allover the country. .~ Seven other teams were )II the prove this ex~ansion, I thin~ they excluding reservations, in the spon. baseball carE:er by kn e injuries THE TALE OF THE TAPE for tonight's 15·round middleweiltht title competition. would be making one of the biggest .soring ernational Boxing Club's fight betw.. n champion Carmen aasllio and challenger Sugar Ray and has had operations for the Dark and Mathews mistakes ever made in baseball. till late Monday afternoon. The Robinson is .hown in the above picture. -AP Wirephoto. rcpair of torn cartilages. Coupled with the finish of the My first reason for opposing the IBC announced 5,000 standing room ._------men's dlvision, Iowa finished third r I, proposed expansion is l~ck of play· tickets, at $10 each, will go on sale overall. The Peterson first place '1', G Rid" trophy was won by the University ers of major league caJtber. Even at noon today. ym nasts a p n la na e Dickens To Scrap Say Hustle Overrated now, ~ith 16 major league team~, Unle .. a tremendous box oHice I of Texas. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (All - Eddie Mathews and Al Dark, a pair lhere IS a shortage of good big rush develops before fight time I Iowa had two individual high Side-Saddle IIT" of huslie gUys, contend "hustle" is the most overrated gimmick in place finishers. Jim Perez and league players the recOrd of $422,918 set in the baseball. Evidence of this can, be shown stadium in by Tony Zale and F' U d f t d T LI,qyd Courter tied for first. They 1~47 I rst n e ea e ea m INDIANAPOLIS IA'I - Phil Dick· It was Mathews, ~ course, . whose scamper to first beat out the by tlw final 1957 ,tandlngl, when Rocky Graziano appaan saf•. ens, who has yet to coach his In· will go on to a face·to·face playoff four teams finished at least 33 Actual attendance tonight may high infiejd bounder which led to Milwaukee's 1'() victory over the . . diana University football team in New York Yankees in the fifth to be held at Ames this weekend, games out of first, while six be between 17,000 and 20,000_ The .Iowa gY":Jnastics team Sflturday became the first Hawkeye I competition, said Monday he has oC 19ti7 It more wera 20 or more games Considerable mystery surround. squad III Iowa history .to go through a dual meet seas?n. junked his side-saddle T for a game the World SerieS. I R·,1 T' . unde~eated was that game that pointed the owa I e eam back. ing Robinson's weight will be lifted Th~ I-!awkeye.s won their ]4th slralght meet of the season by handily single- wing. Milwaukee Cuts Squad; It's pretty obvious to elose base· at this noon's official weighing in whipping Indiana, 68-4.6. .. 'I b • '. I . Braves to the wotld championllilip. . • ball followers there are many play· the Stadlum rinIY. Rumors had it Steve Carlsson led the Hawkeyes by winning three first . places. We . I use a aSlC Sl~~ ~ WlDg "Don't get me wrong," said W,ns CollegIate Mathews. "Evel"lbociy up hire Six Rookies $ent Down ers in the major leagues who are Sugar Ray was (our or five pounds Iowa did not compete in the last formatIOn because we dldn t have nol good enough to compete in the ______event, tumbling. The tfawkeyes the pe~~on~el to run the other (in the majors) tries hard on Sectional Shoot BRADENTON, Fla. "" - The every play. You always run hard majors. withdrew as coach Dick Holzaepfel 158 system" ~Ick~ns told .a luncheon W 0 rid Champion Milwaukee J Announce SUI and you always fielel your best, My 'second objection to Perini', Facts and Figures did not want to risk Carlsson in oC the ~ndlana profes.sl~nal c~ap. Iowa's varsity rifle team Satur Braves pruned their rosler again (II " "What I mean is what the fans -ill, ,I proposal concerns aHendance. the event. Carlsson has a slightly Bowling 'Finalists ter oC ~Igma Delta Chi, Journalism 'lay won the NRA Sectional Inter Monday, sending six rookies to the Every year, several major league injured wrist and Holzaepfel want. Cratermty. and the wrilers mean" when they camp of their Wichita farm team f'n Faets and figures of the Car· say 'hustle'. They see a guy run· collegiate small bore rifle match clubs lose money, some huge min Basilio·Ray Robinson mid·" ed to be sure his ace would be in Finalists for the five positions Indiana won only one of nipe at nearby JacksonvUle. chunks. Some' of the lo ..es have shape (or the Big Ten meet this on the Iowa Big Ten Bowling games last Call with Dickens' side· ning in from his position when nn in the Iowa Fieldhouse, outshooting dleweight title fight in the Chi· inning's ovcr and they say 'hey, They are pitc}Jers pon Nottebart, been. $0 gr.eat they have neees· cago Sfadium today. weekend. Team were announced by Robert saddle T, directed by his assist- 12 other collegiate teams. Ray Rippelmeyer aDd Vic Rehm , sitated franchise movements, look at the gu~ hustle!' Carlsson took first in the high Froeschle, Recreation Director of ants while Dickens himself was It was the first Iowa victory catcher Mike Roarke, infielder Joe such as the moving of the Boston Title .... t stake: world's middle "That's what I mean when I bar, the free exercise and the par ~ the Iowa Memorial Union. They under Big Ten suspension for over· since 1935. The Hawkeye, .dged Morgan and outfielder Lee Maye. Braves, Philadalphia Athl,tics, weight championship; 15 rounds. say 'hustle' is over·rated. It might all~1 bars. Tim Joe finished ahead are Donald Barlholo!Jlew, C4, Keo· zealous recruiting, look goo(j from the stands, but all Illinois, 1,396-1,393, to take first St, Louis Browns, Brooklyn Dod· Principals: Champion Carmen of John McCurdy 10 take first in kuk; Jim Davis, A3, Des Moines; gen and New York Giants. Basilio, ChiHenango, N. Y.; chal· that . 'hustle' doesn't get you a place honors. Iowa State Co' the trampoline. Bill Buck finished Dick Henningfield, C3, Moville; WATERS RESIGNS base hit." lege finished third. The reason for the loss of money lenger Sugar Ray Robinson,-New first in the side horse. The stil Glenn Michllels, C4, Burlington; STATE CENTER IA'! - Dick Wat· by these clubs is obvious - alten York. "That's right," said Dark, a In winning the meet, Iowa reo rings event was won by Ted Se· and Robert Robertson, G, Waverly. ers, coach of the State Center High guy who qualifies as an old·pro dance was so poor a team could Place: Chicago Stadium. gura. Michaels and Robertson arc reo School girls basketball team, has cieved lhe Freeland and Rock Is· not be supported. And the reason with the St. Louis Cardinals. Promoter: International Box· Other point winners for Iowa peaters from last year's Big Ten resigned to take a post as head of "Thlfre are hundreds of guys in land trophies. Each member .of for poor attendance was second di· ing Club. were Dick Plato, Marshall Claus champions. reerealional work at the Woodward the minors who run back and the winning Hawkeye team re vision ball clubs. Time: 10 p.II'), CST. , and Tom Novak. Big Ten bowling competition for $tale hospital and school. The State ceived a medal from the National . each case, with the exception forth from their position to the I~ Gymnastics competition 'for 1958 1958 will be held at Bloomington, ~enter tellljl won the 'Consolation dugout." , RifTh Association. • of (he Brooklyn Dodgers, the fran. Television: th.-ter TV. Chi c'.go and 100 mUe radius blacked will end for the Hawks with the Indiana, 01'\ April 1~. Iowa will title in the recent girls' state tour· "What gets me," added ,Dark, Members of the Iowa s.quad chises which iolded had teams Cin· Big ]0 meet and the NCAA meet. defend its title at 'that time. ,ey. are James Herteen, A4, lewa ishing in lhe second division year out. as he sat back in the dt!~but to The Big 10 meet )Yill be held in ! escape the rain which cancelled City; Richard Maurer, E3, Iowa ai~er year. 1\ Radio: CBS '(ChicaJlo' in on the north gymnasium of the Field= Monday's exhibition g!lm~ between City; Jolin Wolford; A4, Iowa broadcast). 1 I People won't pay fo s.. 10iing' hduse on Feb. 20·29. Iowa will • the Cards and -Braves here at Al City; Dave Bradbury, 1\3, Iowa bllseball,' at I~ast tlot for long. TV procee~s: $275,000, ~ul1lra~- attempt to end the dominance o~ P:' Alan Maver Lang I Field, "are the guys who City; and Tom Carson, Maurer The Kansas City Athletics drew teed. ·About $300,000 expected. Illinois in Big 10 gymnastics. SEN HOGAN. run like crazy after hitting a pop and Wolfo;d were- fourth and despite the ~act they weren't win Radio .proc ..d ,: .,30,000. to the infield. I doesn't get them fifth, re,pectively, and reclived ning, but baseball was new to ()EMOIY ~rRA rlh'6' Gate llbout $4Dcr.ooo. • , 1117 oRI;::; WILL anywhere, but' somebbOy says individual medals. the Kansn City fans, AHen· 'that guy's eot )'e81 h*Je!' dance at Athletic games dropped ' AHendance : about 19-,000. NHL Playoffs rRY roPROYE Bill Underkoner, Iowa State, was "I've never heard f a guy yet," the high individual shooter of the sharply last year, and will con· Purses: Basilio 30 per cent jlnd II~ IIA~It,'r , There needn't bo. You .et • .1 said Atathews, "wh got $40,000 match. He won the Iowa City t." tinue to do s\l until a winning Robinson 30 per cent of every· Begin Tonight ''tOGrJIIT' I~ head st.rt on your savin" pro· for 'hustle'." Ri~le Club Trophy. Iowa State was tejlm is produced. thing. \ • oll"E o.t: /II!? , , ,ram by be,lnnin, now, whit By The Associated ~reSi jthe high scorer among' ttOTC My point is: if fans won't come Prices S'lts: <$40, $30, $20, RARE you're In colf'i" 0' COh1PE't'lrIYt= Iowa Fencers 1Oth teams entored and received the to see a sixth, seventh or eighth $15, $1., $5. The top four teams ol the N.')· Lit,lnsuranc,oH,r. you .combl· place ball club play, they surely APPEARAIICE5 Brdwnell Trophy. Potential wort~ of hou,e: $560,- tional Hockey League square off nation ot protection .,,~ s.v/np, won't come to see a ninth or tenth 14 rilE 221ft:> In NCAA Meet R 000 gross, $465.000 net. Tuesday night in the opening ,nd by st.r~lniyour p!'Olrlmll,,, place team play. "#A~rER5 'rhe Iowa FenCing team Saturday you will have the Idvlntl,' of Fans want winning ball clubs, Seating capacity: 19,400. games of the annual playoffs for 7"OtlRh'.eY Mrs. eudone Win, in lower premiums . Scon'lg: refer.. and two judg. • finished tenth in the National Col· and obviously, everyone can't win. the Stanley Cup, ancient emblem A7' legiate Cencing championships held IS, flYe·point maximum per Amateur Golf Tourney See your Proyident Mutual cr.m· So the. cities unfortunate enough of the world proCessional hockey At.lo(J~rA at Texas Tech in Lubbock, Tex. round. pus representitivi for mar. infor, to have lOSing ball clubs are going championship. APRIL. 3-0. The Hawkeyes finished with 28\ PINHURST, N.C. LfI - Medalist mation on a variety ot plen., . ,. to be in financial trouble as far Rlturn bount: none in contract. The predictions are that both points. llIinois won lhe team title Mrs. Philip Cudone, though out· which may be tailored to your Indl· as big league baseball is con· ------ with 47 points. Columbia was run· ' driven continually, out·played de· viduII present and tuture ne.dt, cerned. The only difference be· over tlle 160 limit Saturday and semifinals will be long, 'hard ones, nerup with 43. fending champion Barbara Me ln· possibly going the seven·game LAWRENCE T. WADE, tween the situatlon now and then will hal;~ to sweat out plenty to ... Iowa's three man team was com- tire around the green Monday and Gen. Ast . will be that lhere will be more make the official poundage. He limit: posed of Dave Dittmer, epee; flar· won the No~lb a~d South Amateur Savings & Loan Bldt. losing ball teams. just mille 160 when he was de· The Montreal Canadiens, Stanley ry Northey, foil; and Tom Brown, IGolf ChamplOnshlp l·up. I_a City Ph • ..., throned by Basilio in their fierce Cup winners for the past two years saber. •• Mrs. Cudone, 39, from West • THE OTHER PROPOSAL has IS·round) battle in New York last The Hawlr.!yes finis.he4 third in Caldwell, N.J., won the 15th and * * and National League champions PROVIDENT MUTUAL ' much more merit to it. *De l Webb, Sept. 23: , the Big Ten meet, highest finish. 16th holes wi.th pars as her Lake Ut. Insuranc. Complny co·oWner of the New york Yan. Basilioj smallest bona fide mid· this ~easo n , against tbe third·place in Iowa history. ' Park, Fla., flval three·putted each of Philld.,,,hia kees, has suggested the Kansas dleweig\A champion in history, has Detroit Red Wings and the runner· City Athletics and Philadelphia no wtigbt problem at all. He'll up New York Rangers against the ~~~~~~~~~:;~ ~gr~~~n~...... ~~ .. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Phiilies swap franchises. probably) scale 153 or 154 and by fourth1llace Boston Bruins. Each The transfer would cut down fight tit;J)e may be spotting Sugar series is the best of seven games, the di,tance between cities In Ray as many as 10 pounds. with the winners meeting in a simi· For. Your Next Part~ the respective league •. B.. III~, at 5-61/2, also will ; pot The National League extends Robln_ more than 4 Inche, in .Jar final round. ' from Philadelphia to the West height l and about 3 inches in You Can Have Coast cities, which makes a mighty r.ach. But Carmln, 30, h.. a FOULS IN LIGHTS long hop. In t,he American, Kan· ~ea~antag. in the vital age TULSA, Okla. LfI _ John Charvat, ~as City is the westernmost city pa t. thl bl" di t th with Boston the farthest east. It isn'llRobinson 's weight, height a ,etic pu IClty rector a e Th. switches would help in two or reach, the boring·in Basilio University of Tulsa, has invented {Je1':J ona lizeJ ways. First, PiHiburgh would needs t8 fear. It's Sugar Ray's a new gadget to keep basketball become the easternmolt point in knockout punch which the 37·year- fans up to date on personal fouls. old Robinson phenomenally seems the National League, thu, cutting to unleaSh when his back is against It is a small electric scoreboard down travelling; and the addition the wall. ' at the scorer's table. When a play· • MArCHES' of Kan,as City would give Na- As a matter of fact, each of three er fouls, the scorer lights up ' the tiona I League clubs a natura' BREMERS jumping off point to the Weat times Robinson previously won number of fouls the player has & Coast. back the middleweight title, he did lor the game. When a player gets Also, it would make a better it by knockouts - Randy Turpin five, which forces hIm to leave in 1951 ; Bobo Olson in 1955; and the game, a red light atop the NARKINS alignment for the western and Gene Fullmer Jast May. gadget lIashes. t-growing fashion f a'Oorite • eastern d ivis ion s of t he lea gue. .iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;i;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ Chicago, Milwaukee, Cincinnati i' We Also Make Up P.rsonaliJed and Pittsburgh would be eastern FOR FOOD THAT'S division clubs. At present, Mil· ' . . waukee a'nd Chicago, although only aUT OF THIS 82 miles apart, are split, with Mil- STATI0NERY waukee in the eastern division and WORLD,••• TRY the Cubs in the western division. I BUSINESSMEN:'
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PL~"SE 1'1 It ... ----~-~ fromth.b'lIlnlllnl Cl 1... ~t1; NO ONI aUTID DU"INO ~ .. _ ...__ THII ••N."TloNA!. INDINOI JOANNE- WOODWARD·DAVID WAYNE· LEE J.OOBB· co- ..... --.....,...... ------~=-~-- Peg. '-THE DAllY IOWAN-Iowa City, Iowa-Tuts., Mlrch 25, 19sa All-Campus. Election II , MARY HUEY, A3. Princeton, tee, AWS secretary, YWCA chair For SKr.tlry·Treasur.r Council corresponding secretary city. AWS General Council. orien- tween SUI publications and the a responsible and attentive repre· I and public rclations co-chairman, tation chairman. student body. sentative of their interests in The I tiL Activities - WRA head oC ~an, ~ospital R~ading, Informa· GAIL GIEGOLD, A2, Villa Park, Panhellenie representative, WRA Daily Iowan , Hawkeye and oUlet 73 Students, KATHRYN McCORMICK, A2, swimming intra murals. member ' tlon . First Committee • . young Re· Ill. Representative Board. YWCA, Fi- DOROTHY KAPLAN, A3. Brad· student publications. . AWS Judiciary Board. chairman publicans. contact chairman. LaGrange, Ill. Activities"": Young MARTHA PILLARS, AS. Des nance chairman. Union ~oard Post ford. Activities - Forensics, Var· For s.cretlry Ret>ublicans, YWCA, Profile Pre· PAUL HAGENSON, Dl, Clinton. lAWS Con v e n t ion discussion Moines. Activities Ball Game Sub-c?mmlttee, . Old views Art Committee. sity Varietles Committee. Young Activities _ Omicron Delta Kappa, Vie for 27 groups. chairman of Currier Judici DIANE CHERRY, A2, Cincinnati. YWCA Cab'n t Gold Days publiCity committee, Republicans, orientation leader. Central Party Committee v\c~. a - Chi .e IAlplJa Xi Delta pledge trainer and ISABEL MYERS. A3 , Sheldon. ei ary Board, Iowa Mountaineers. Ohio. Activities - orientation r Platform - to serve the students president and p'ublicity director, ' , Y u g aRle• president, central Greek Week Activities - YWCA. Profile Pre· by working on and with the board Phi Eta Sigma president and iowa in leader, Student Council, Currier man,' 0 n AWS - comnu'tt ee. views publlcity, Spinsters' Spree Positions pu blIcans. to achieve and maintaih liberal delegate to national conventlori, Red Cross Committee, lAWS Com· High School Con- I ' For Treasurer, publicity, lfawkeye staff. and Informative publications . at director of Miss SUI Bca\1~Y ' PII' EDITOR'S NOTE: As a service . mittee, Seals publicity chairman. t~ct, YWCA Io:va I SANDRA alERBAUM A3 Oin- JUDY O'DONNELL, AI, Water· SUI. geant, heao counselor sOutb. Quad. to SU I students who will vote in WRA board and co·chairman sum· City Recreation I ' ' , 'I::': 100 ActiVIties - Seals; YWCA, MARK ALA". LEVENSKY, AS, rangle. Platform - revise ' faeul~y W.dne5day's all·campus elec mer intramurals. Iowa Athletic Progratn, YWCA ,cinnati. Ohio. &tivlties - WRA Yo~ng Republicans, WRA. Hawk. Des Moines. 'Activltie's _ sub. supervision to give the editor ~f tions. The Daily Iowan pr.senhi Special 'Projects Representative Board, intramural eye staff. The Daily Iowan more freed~, th. namos and picture. of can and Recreation Federation of Col· committees of IFC. Central Parly, implement free editorial discussicjn Commit'l.~, Kap· chairman, secretary PJl1s)cal Edu· FARRON O'HARA A2 Ott didltes, along with lists of ac· pa Kappa-.Gamma 1M' C II ' I t . , • umwa. Union. Board, pep ' club, ~tudent of all controversial camplis iSsgjs tivities and platforms. submiH.d activities chair. cat on aJor ounc t" .~ . entl!hon Activities - Centt~1 Party Com· Council. ;Pageant Board ch8lrman. regardless or how they affect stu. by them to the Student Council. man. ~eader, AWS Gener~~o~cir" Stu· mittee, Hawkeye staff, YWCA, vl~e.presldent Central Party C.om. dent. faculty or administraUqn, Candidates for Union Board Ind dent·Faculty Coffee Hour chair· IA WS, orientatipn chairman of in· mlttee, Platrotm - ..t~ convlDc~ , work for more extensive coverlllle j" Board of Student Publication5 For Financ. ChairMln man, YWCA 'Secretar~-treasurer. formation booth and campus tollrs. persons of the possiblhty, pract!· of research in medicine, dentistry. will appelr in WednesdlY's Dally ca~ty .and valu.e of . a f~ee press, physics engineering . aod speech Iowan, due to space limitations, NANCY CLARK, A2 , Estherville. Old Gold DayS' Boar~,' Ch'i Omega MARILYN THI ELE, A2, Mar· e.dltorlal p~gl) . lDclud~d, 10 a rela· therapy'. ' today. ' DENNY JORDAN, A3, Cedar SQrority. shalllown. Activities - YWCA, tI vely free co;nmumty. SYBIL NORTON, A2, Spencer. . Highlanders, WRA Intramurals SARA SCHINDLER, A2 , Nevada. STUDENT COUNCIL Rapids. Activities - InterCrater· Activities - Highlanders, Varsity sub-chairman, orientation leader. STEPHEN PETERSON, A3, Activities - AWS executive secre· MARRIED STUDENTS nity Council, editor interfraternity Varieties large group elimination Home Economics ClUb. Waterloo. Activities - pep club, tary, AWS Foreign Student COII\...... rush handbook. pep club, student chairman, AWS Freshman Council. orientation leader •• Hawkeye pro· mittee. YWCA Personal Service (Vote For Thr •• ) interviews. Platform - put mean· YWCA Finance Committee. AWS CAROL YN WALKER. A3, Little motion manager. Central Party chairman. SUI Symphony, Student Sioux. Activities - Young Repub· committee, Union Board commit· Ing into senior class offices by ac Foreign Student Committee. Council Human Relations Commit, lEONARD FLANDER. Ll, Iowa licans, WRA Board. WRA Intra· tee. Forensics. tee, Union Board Bridge Commit· City, Activities - Delta Theta Phi. tively working on campus. murals Board . Platform - In vestigation of stu JUDITH RUSSELL, A2, Ana· tee. DON MUlLEN BERG, A3, New. ELIZA~ETH FIELD, A2, Decor· dent rent increase and proposed DAVE FITZSIMMONS, ~3, mosa. Activities - SUI Chorus. ARTHUR FILEAN, A2, Des new housing. for student discount ton. Activities _ Young Republi-I ah. ActiVIties - AWS General Boone. Activities - SPI 2-year Old Gold Singers; Alpha Lambda Moines. service, and expansion of parking cans, pep club, MEBOC chairman Council. Information First chair ~r uste e, Pep Club Council. IDelta , Currier Executive Council. facilities and planning. Phi Gamma Deita 1957. Platform man. Highlanders. Profile Pre· I . Currier Chorus, Currier orienta· - to initiate a formal program of views publiCity chairml\n orienta. J~~~ HINKLE, A3, Davenport. tion. Currier publie relations. ActIVIties - transier student. Platform _ to increase student BALLOON- discuss!on and coop~r~tion between tion leader YWCA SpeCial' Pro 'ect de the Umverslty administration and .' J s JUDY ELLENBERGER, A3, Ot. DAVE HOYT, A2 , Los Angeles. editorial freedom on . The D.aily (Continued from Page 1) c~ senior class officers as a means of Committee. AWS Freshman Coun t" A t' 't' WRA ~ ,Calif Activities - WSUI staff an· Iowan. to strengthen ties between at evidencing a cooperative system to cil, Mademoiselle magazine col· qrrV'~' c LVI I.es - , r pre- noun~er Student Council Sub. the SPI Board and students, to mary difficulties in receiving '-.n. l'e other liberal arts colleges. lege board. sentahve boa~d; hockey. tennis and committee. increase local and University ne~s formaton, he said. I ~arketball clubs; UniverSity .J I coverage . . to ~romote . effjci~nt A bplloon is restricted to fen For Treasurer ~r~rus.)ntramural chairman, Zeta WAYNE KIMMELL, A2, .t;lm· an~ effective buslDe$s anil finanCial pounds of instruments by civil CHERYL BROWN. Al, Waterloo• . F,r Freshman Y AdvilOr 'l,'jlu Alpha sorority, canoe capers hurst, III. pollcy . aeronautics regulations. / WHIT~EY, Diameter of the balloon i, 40 Activities - Currier Student Coun· JUDY SMITH, D3, MUscatine. cO'phairma1'l, . corresponding sec· ED MEZVINSKY, : A3, Ames. WILLIAM As. Au- retary of Zeta 'I:au Alpha. Activities - orientation leader. relia. Activities - Delta Chi feet. They were made by_ the cil. Executive Council. General Activities - , Chorus. Chamber ;. committee, pep club president; iraternity. phi Eta Sigma, Phi Raven Company oC Sioux Falls, Leona~d Council, Judiciary Board ; central Singers, AWS High School Contact , ) For Intramurll Chairmln Student Council Elections Commit· Alpha Mu. Hawkeye staff, Inter· S.D., at a cost of approximately Flander Committee, Freshman Y small judiciary board secretary. Student " ~.&NCY. DAILEY. Ai. Cedar tee. Interfraternity Council repre- fraternity' COUncil, Young Republl· $200. group advisor, junior chapter Am· ."'.. sentative. cans . . "Week iII Washington," In· HAL PURCELL, M2, I1ampton. Council recording secretary, Stu erican Dental Hygienist Assn., Chi The scl.ntlflc Instrumants wert Activities - Undergraduate work Rapids. Activities - WRA repre· GENE BIER A2 M C't terfraternity Scholat~hip chairman. built in SUI physics laboratwle. dent Council Elections and Reap· Omega treasurer and presidcnt. sentatlve board. physical educa· . , . " ' . ason I y. Platform - independent review at University of California. Plat· portlonment Committees. faculty Pan hellenic council. by An.non Ind Irldu'" "alit. fo rm - For construction of low tion clubs. intramural chairman. Actlvltle s- . orlCntatlon leader. board. minimum faculty consulta· Inhi. The money vllut of the Don contact chairman AWS Student WINNIE FILES, A2, Cedar Rap- Young Repubhcans. I tion on student editorials, daily .qulpm.nt is the onlY'reason' for cost, permanent married student Muilenberg Steinties housing units to be financed by the Faculty Coffee Hour Committee. ids. DIANE CHERRY, A2. Cincin- TOM OBLINGER A2 Grand society page and weekly religious plrlchuting instruments blCk' II state, rather than increasing rent CAROL STEINT JES, A3. Sioux nati, Ohio. Acitvities - Alpha Xi Junction. Activities ~ ch~rleader'l news page in The Daily Iowan, in· earth, Anderson Slid. ,intramural chairman. Seals publi· assistant orientalion leader. creased Hason between board memo New equipment just finished 'for of present married student 110uslng City. Aclivilies - AWS treasurer, city chairman. swimming intra· bers and staff personnel. enlarge AWS Freshman Council. Alpha WOMEN'S RECREATION the balloon experiment Is a metal units. murals co-chairman. AWS Red DICK WIENER, Big .Broth~r. 9 by 12 inch Hawkeye, position Lambda Delta, orientation leader ASSOCIATION globe eight inches in diameter. It ROYAL TURNER, E3, Venago. Cross Convnittec, AWS intercol· Hawkeye sales staff, orientatIOn of Hawkeye picture editor created. ac twice, High School Contact Com· leglale assn., Women students con· leader. contains the small instruments for Nebr. Activities - A.S.M.,E .• millee, Information First, YWCA, (M.mbers Only Vote) collecting charged particle iDfor' til vention committee, orienta. •• (Two Y.lr Tum) It I Theta Tau, A. S. of E. Platform - concert band, varsity band. chair For President tio, leader, stat~ presiden~ . Iowa (Vot. For Two) mation. - The new rental housing fee that man Special Projects Committee, pressur~ '. J .. , Athletic and Recreation Federation BOARD OF STUDENT ' RICHARD I. F.: The globes are ,\fItb the average student can afford; ,MARILYN EASTRIDGE, " A:!, BOY~N, ~2, ori Hospital Reading Program. CPA of Collegll ,Women.' PUBLICATIONS Le~l11's. Actiyjties , -. Old Gold pure argon gas, normally exlslln4 married students living in barracks Decorations Sub·committee, Stu Waco, Tex. Activities ~, Alplia in the ai~ in very small quantltfei. t~r shouldn·t have to pay for new hous· ',' \ ~ I IOno Y.lr T.nn) Days Publicity Committee. Central dent Advisory COlTImittec, proctor Lambda Delta, Pcnguips president, Experimental ballpon WOfk at ~ ing ; increased representation on freshman cntrance tests. Seals vice-president, ~ !!Cere· AVlilable pldJ/r.. of.clndid.... \. • IVote 'For ,pne) " • ' Party-Publil:ity Committee, orien· SUI started in 1950 IlDd An'dehan Student Council. I tary. secretary Iowl\ Athleti~ aqtl for Union Board Ind &olrd of tation, Hawkey/!. Quadrangle ex· ~ame ~ad of \he projecti ltI JOAN TEPASKE, A3 , Orange Recreation federation of' Col1~e ,QTTO W. BIERI, M.· Dubuqlle. ecuuve oCouncll, Quadrangle publi- 1955. City.' Activities _ Student Coun· Women~ 'C",rier actlvi~ie, and ijl. 4""nt ffub\lc,'lonl were not J BARRON ' 8.REMNE~, rA3: city chairman. 'PlatfOrm ..... to lin: No X·rays were found at ball60l cil, Union Board. Orientation Gom tramural b6ards. . ."... t ... to . .-ce I\mitltic",~. ;rhe ctease st\Jdent~ditomal freedom 011 ~• •will ,Mt. ~.,n ,i . ~,dne~. Iowa Falls. The Daily Iowah. to strengthen the experiment altitudes until JUly, mittee. AWS secretary. YWCA 1957, ' I '1',1, \ chairman, Hospital Reading, ,In ~jW'l ,DIIIYll lowtlll:l, 'I _. JOHN D. COX, Cl~Ne~\oll. Acti' tics l' between) the 'SPI Board and I , '!, ;J.CI- vities - Phi G