l~ikita' 5 SR>eech J riggers, Th. Weather Calls for C'-Iy ...... Itht. Sh.wert MCI "'-IIr. .term. ..,., ..... ted.y. Nst MIll north tonItht. - R.I" IHdy .....,., north ...... t.cUy willi Universal • __••• III .XeM... ____• w_ ~. h\ttt. ",14 .. ~ ceftIr" .. Jh ...... 01 OWQn Further eutIMk: Dea ...... d ...... u •• I..... Disarmament Serving the State University.. of Iowa and the People of Iowa City w.m.er Slllllley• But Asks Removal Established in 1868 Saturday. September 24, lJ8O, Iowa City, Iowa Of U.N. Headquarters From United States See page 3 for news analyst /. M. Roberts' comT¥nt on Khrushchev's s p e ~ c h, a1&o photo of Cuban reaction. oot a es ver o ay UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. !.4'1 - Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev =~~=~::-R-e-n~a~l·s-s-a· -n-c~e~~I~I ~--~~------~--~~-~--~~--I HawksKkkOffS~~n posing to rip apart the world or· ganization's machinery and move A 0 S WHOLE it out of the United States. His gainst regon tate blasts brought an atmosphere of R · IS I crisis to the historic 15th General e-open I ng ure IV MIKE PAULY Assembly session. LB. Sportl Editor The United States responded qiuckly. Secretary of State Christ· The re-openlng or the Renais· group were found which could a5· Thoughl tum ow y Crom books and toward the football ian A. Herter retorted that Khru· sance N appeared ,probable after surc 'financial ability to take over fi Id today a thousund of Ulowan treK to th ladium to 00 shchev had made "an all·out at· a meeting Friday afternoon at· its operation. Iowa' grid opener gain t a urprising Or gon State club which tack - a real declaration of war tended by eight persons who want Rumors Circulating on campus - against the structure, personnel Iowa City's first and only coUee Wednesday said a corporation confounded th progno tieator Ilnd scored an upset win J t And 8-oz. and location of the United Na· house re-opened. might be formed to sell stock to week nd. tions." "It looks very, V!!ry sure that students in order to finance a rent If Iowa C ch For sl Ev h v ki w r a ure of th outcome Pimento Pkg. it will re-open," reported John settlement and operation of !he In Washington, President Eisen· of today' tcst 0 th odd ma ker are, he might milo a he takes hower made known he shared BeardSley, proprietor of the coffee shop. However, the speed Herter's views. ent!!rprise, after meeting. with which ilie project appeared lh long walk from th dt ing room to the playing field. to be moving Friday seemed to A second meeting was set for I Th n gain, the odd might be r J on for d spall'. Khrushche". In .n ob"lously make it improbable that this was 8-oz. this evening. and Beardsley said - And wen·pl.nned. c.lcul.ted .tt.ck. the approach being taken.' , * * * The H.n. .re rated l..,..nt Cheese Pkg. a"all.d Presldlnt Elsenhow.r .s he expected everytiling decided "If the whole thing progresses f.vorit••• "er the ... from the a 'man who , risk.d World W.r III then would be made available to as it looks tonight like it's going I ,r•• t Northw .... but desplt. thl., by hi. st.t.d polici... H. then the press afterward. ~iday's to progress," Beardsley told the E"nhe"skl II •• penlml.tlc •• h.ncIad the Assembly a fislful of meeting was closed and ,private. Daily Iowan Friday night, "then Pep Rally h. II., .... n .... m.ny y •• ,... .hoc:k propo ..I •. "Negotiations are underway," the Renaissance is going to offer Through w k.5 of practice. lhe The most startling was his sug· Beardsley explained, but he said some V$l')' interesting things." coach kept in I tin, that the squad gestion that the secretary·general's he could not yet elaborate on this He indicated that the eight who Two 'Tempos to Tango had much work to do. In recent statement. Distinguished ofrice be eliminated and a board of were meeting included very tal· days, th fear of InJurl to a tcam Dally low.n photogr.ph.r R.lph snuck 1 ••pf.l, Al, low. City .nd J.cki. Atkinson. A1, three members - one West, one The Renaissance II closed in ented persons. Spe.. already paper·thin in depth bas TDOGS onto the dance floor with his tru.ty RoIl.1 Frld.y D.".nport, d.nc. Iow number. A. the tem­ Communist and one neutral - be June of this year acter Beardsley. The Renaissance II opened here '0 •• houltcd much·nceded work. Y & SATURDAY set up instead. This proposal came a ,former SUI art student who a little over a year ago. Beardsley night and recorded th... varied expr... lon. •• po II'Icrea ••d. coup'" be,.n to whirl about the By No Pep "1 den't knew hew ...... g w. in the wake of a Soviet diplomatic lives in CoralWlle, became ill. sponsored a number of readings. coupl •• danced at .h. Union. At I.ft, J.ck Hoi· floor. Typlc.1 Is the unl.ntified p.lr .t right .r.. I'" h."... w.lt .nd ... defeat in the Congo and a Soviet He put the coffee house up for art shows, and otlher activities By HAROLD HATFIELD wh.t w. do out there SeturHY/' assault on Secretary·General Dag sale, but early this month was featuring students. Editorl.1 AIII,t.nt ..Id E"y, And when he ..y. It. served a notice to vacate the "I had no idea just how many Hammarskjold. SUI's 1960 football actlviUes gol he .... so In • w.y which m.k•• premises. Tbe rentor. Gus A. persons were vitally interested in The proposals caused dismay in you w.nt .....n.". It. Pusateri, explained that Beardsley the continuation of the Renals· of( to a slow start Friday venlng The gamblers apparently lorgot many U.N. circles. ' owes back rent. However, Pusa· sance," Beardsley declared. He with the first of the season's pep- U.S. Ambassador James J . teri said he would not 'object to said there had been a "very good Open, H'ouse Ic rallies. Most of the little pep to check with Evy wh n they fig· Wadsworth demanded the Assem· l'be cofCee house's continuing to reacti01l" to Thursday's Daily • shown was provided by an ex. ure

mil",'" Will you . WoN~ip I'" Fa P... 2 SATURDAY, SEPT. 24, 1"0 AOUDAI AcaDl OOIllOaIOA'I'IO. ••• _ I .w ..... In...... FIR~T ONlTARIA1'I 110011' • ..11 lit Sullo, low_ Ave. In" Gllb.rt III. The Dally Iowan iI written and edited by students and i9 governed b!l a board of five student trustees elected bV Fri ••, ••"1 .... p.... Kb.ren Arlsfan, Jr ....I ..... Nine ne the student body and four faculty trustees appointed by the president of the University. The Daily Iowan. Alte'lIOt" willi BlIlel B.... 0: 110 • . m. huroh ... Iee ...... W.... lal., latl,dar, I..... ormon: .. II til. Worl'· •• Cblrcll· four assista. tdito,;dl. pOlicy, therefore, is not an expression of SUI administration policy or opinion, in anll particular. • 7:liU p.m. ~Iro.ld. ·lub AI8IJ111LY 01' OOb to posts in 43S I. 011 ..... II. aBACI!: UNITED Tla ...... A. L .. , ...... , 1118810NARY ouuao. legeoE Lib- '.' ••rala, It ..... 1864 M ....'1 •• A .... W.r.",. I, C~ ••••II.tI~ I.,.... ~ 1 , ... 0 .e.,. a.ymon' o. Sab ... Fane, Four of t= .•1 ,. Bn,l. 81.', .1 ..... f •••11 .''', I:" .... BITaANY BAPTIST CBtllI()1l le",loo 10 :45 •.m . campus for • • t . .. rUtIi A .... I ••• ctl,. Bev. K. L. B.h,. 0 .... Editorials I U.III.C lI.rDI.. W... lal, lo"t.. 'IM , p.m. OIl~lr Pr.etl •• , ,110 p.m. Ellebln. Sonl •• RClbert .. ..•. ' :110 p .... W..... ,., P ... ,., ...... 1 •••1., 0 ....1 lie "I.. , 1::sa , ••• named visit. n •.•. ",lIl.r Obl"b ".,..1...... Blvd, C...... I.. .D ..... I ••'., •• 19.', Department­ ...111. 81LLEL rOUNDATJOW \ng Givers Success Depends' on You 1111 E ..t ::\.rkel 81. and I .ITUIL A.. BlOoUI M&Ta9DI .. F.IC.,. ,.,..P ..... S.~ .tb 1.,:- visiting !eel Statting Monday, SUIowans and residents are checked carefully. Sev ~ral organizations CHCJ&CB teaching pl­ .11 •. Oner ••• 't. JJlBOVAH'S lITJIIII ... of IoWa 'City wiJl have an opportunity to con­ Til ....,. FreC L. P ••ar, ...... 21" SI. partment of have been rejected in th~ past. I ...... da, ...... 1 B ,.m. P.btl. Talk Art. to " 110" Do •• Ih. United Nall.n, S".' tribute the third annual Community Givcrs · . . With Go d'" An assistE The idea for the cd,mbm,ed Cpmmunity walSTIAN alFOJUfIlD oaoaOll .By W. Newrnan Campaign. The drive will last through Oct. O... rero ...... III •• J 4:1 3 visiting lect I .... Me ..o,lal Ualtl p.m. W.t.hl.wer Blud, Givers "nrive in Iowa City, Coralville, and " Watch V.orleU It.r 1'"01 Are Bela, to the De­ 27. '''.n. toat Wuehed" University Heights was first brought up in IIr... be.1 P.I .... T •••.• 8 faculty. P.­ ••", •••• t II ...... 1 . ... p.m. Illbl. Study Tllis year's campaign, undcr the chairman­ IIYour Will De J)one On Earth" professor •. is Allgust of 1958. It .finally replaced the old • Cll oll . a "Th. Kin, lor Eo'.rI.r1tm..n' 01. J'o1ltlra ciass. The 18:31 ."m. Dlvln. 'flr.hlt ..,... wlttthonri from the Unl· N.tions G.n.rlll A... mbly ..and In their pl.c.. Pr.mi.r Fid.1 Caltro, .nd ,"Iide him I. Cuban ed and conciliatory. ermOR: 'Tbf' BetH.. lto Teaching or Algebra class semin­ J2:S0 P otlu t'k d inner fo r eoftlnl.tao. versity of WilCOnlin in .rt .nd • ars will be offered oniy at ISTC to .ppl.ud Nikit. Khrulhch.v as the Sovi.t For.lgn Minllt.r R.ul Roa. AP Wlr.,hoto. '""" he tot around .. the and nl\l6r It., dudent . ~ mut.r of fi.,. arts ..,... In and ]SU. pllIUI the Sovltt Union hAl dis­ T : ~ O p.m, Evenlor er ylee "Ub J'.a~ pI • JunIor C hoir rtb.. rlA l •• d Ada .. pAinting from tM Cr.nbrook The first semester course in .,ed .. cle.rly onr the U.N. BIb le I~ dy I.e..."y of Art, BI~fi.Jd Hilll, Modern Algebra on Monday, Wed­ Inl.rv.... lon in the C..... , which undercllt her pI.lnly rovealed .f. 'T. MlD.IW 1'1tI!8BnUJAJI MIch. H. has rec:.ived nvm.rou. nesday and Friday mornings will cnullc.. ••rd, for his _rlcl, inducting carry three semester-hours of COl· SUI Wages Battle fort .. add .nother country hi the 'aItJ" ana Melro .. A"•• from the Walcott Art c.ptlve lilt and .xt1Ind the cold Unl . ...II' Uelrblo ,nzlI lege credit to students. High Bey. Habert B. 8rom, ,.,.,. C..... r, Print ChAt of Philadel­ war hi Africa. 9 • . m. Chur. 1I Sch •• I. 4th ,rod.... scbool mathematics is a prerequis­ .I'er phil, Mllw.uic" MIII.um of ite. Teachers may enroll for three Eliminate the secretary·general·s t ••_ ... . Oh.,ch 8.baol. Ir...... Art .nd the Wiscon.ln S.lon of semester-hour~ of graduate credit orclce io the U.N. • he said. and ad­ •• der ' ~gainst Arthritis W.dat. ... ' ••: s. p ...... 81., c.tlr Art. H. h.. spent some tim. in Teaching Modern Algebra. It minister the work of the organlza' TII ... daT. 4:lt p.... I.alo, o.otr. In New Yorlc a. an artilf, and will be conducted Monday through A battle against arthritis. the the Am.rican M.dica' Alloci.­ jects now being ca rried on at SUI's tion by committee - a comlttee 1•• •m. "~"Jalp lilt y•• r t.uvht at the Univerlity Friday. with strictly drawn lines betw en crippling disea se which aCCects one tlon, the FOlmd.tlon was org.n· Hospitals is to determine the best IT_ PAUL'S LUTRI!1tAK o.AI'IIo of Wisconlln. Tuition is $14 per semester-hour. iz.d to coll.ct money to help Communist. the nations aligned MI. o.rl S, ••• out of eleven Iowans. particularly mea ns of rehabil itating people who (0·1 E. Jerr. r o. Howard Stein had his one-act Enrollees will Collow lesson out­ comb.t the dr.. ded dil ..... Th. with the West. and the neutrals. a.ev. Jeba ~nria". play. "In Darkness." publi9hed by lines and send in problem solu­ farmers, is being waged at the SUI are crippled Crom chronic rheuma­ Khrushchev hal • rltht .. like 9 • . m. and 11 I.m. tJJvlne S enl~ Foundation Is the only voiunt.ry Dodd.Mead in Best One Act Plays tions once a week during the toid arthritis. Another project in­ .... committ" tylftm tf .dmln­ .. n. D.y .. A. Bad A. Tbe NOli" College of Medicine with the help he.lth org.nlzation org.nlzed volves a study of blood to find out lD • .m , Sund.y . h • • 1 and BIble 81 ••, for 1951-52. "Sight for Sore Eyes" semester. Four seminar review of the Iowa Chapter of the Arth­ .nd controlled prim.rily by ,kr' i.tratlon. Ho usect It well for hi. 8::10 p.m. v esper ervlee was included in Beacon Press' sessions. which students may at­ which protein in the blood serum own person.1 ..,ranelll_nt In • • • ritis and Rheumatism Foundation alclan., becomes abnormal during the LUTIIERAN CnU.CR Best Sbort Plays for 1959-60. Stein tend at the school nearest them. Dr. Paul says there are appro­ the U.S,S.R • ....r Joseph St.lin'. OF c nRtST TilE JUNO holds a B.A. degree from Swarth­ will be held on selected Satur· (ARF l. course of the di sease. death, .nd how It doe.n't .Illat The Rev. En,ene K. n anl on, PI.tor ximately 11 million peopl e in this 9:13 • . m . Churc: b chool days. Examinations will rollow The Iowa Chapter each year do­ there any _. then I", olher more College. Peon .• and an M.A. country who suffer from some The two molt common kind. of 10:30 I. rn. ~to . ll nr I I H.wt Ball­ the review sessions. room. degree from Columbia University. nates nearly $30.000 to the SUI Corm of arthritis, and of these. .rthritis. Dr. P.ul r.lltll, .... places where It h.. been tried. tft Cn ... D"' Enrollment forms and lessons ermon: "Oem tor He has taught at Norti1easterll College of Medicine [or research one-half mill ion are totally unem­ rh.um.told. which Clu.e. mOlt Khrushchev knows that tills eC­ University. Boston. and presenUy outlines may be obtained by writ­ of the crippling, Ind dog.n.r.· fort to draw filhting Unes in the IT. TBOMA8 lfOili CBArIL ing to the Extension Class Ser­ and educatJon and Cor helping ployed. The percen tage of the 415 N. KI", ..I •• holds a position at tJhe University population affected is much hi gher tive( the typo ,"n In old.r peo­ U.N. will not be taken seriously. M, n ,,.,,0 1' J . D. ConwA,. PI"-r vice. SUI. Iowa City. or by writ­ arthritics obtain proper treatment, 01 New Hainpshire. He bas also in Iowa (one out of cleven to one pl.. "It il tltimat.d th.t t7 But he had two motives, By mak· Sudll' M. .. 7. 8:. • lD. 1I :1t .... ing to the registrars at either of according to Dr , W. D. Paul, di­ per cont of all poopl. who live .nd G "m. The \8 . .... Mill I•• written sever al plays and 15- out of sixteen tor the rest of the ing It he struck at Sccretary-Gen· Bl, b M. I , .OJ b, the co.rrer.U ••• the other Iowa Institutions parti­ minute documentary films for rector of the state chapter and country) because people who work b.yond middle 11ft will h.vo I eral Dag Hammarskjold, who has n.n.. _ ' :M. 1 and 1:" .... cipating. rheum.tic di ....., u.u.lly the Newm.n Club I c:.U.. ltle.., IDe' ••'., • the Canadian Broadcasting Co. head oC the Johnson County organ­ outdoors and with their hands are just received overwhelming small 10 ' .m . a nd.,. c:. rfee bOlr. are H. Paul Baender. a native of Cali­ Enrollment deadline is Oct. 1. particularly susceptible. Farmers ctog..,.,..tlv. typo," the phy.i. nation upport for his interpreta· Inr b ...... Inl ..mmer .,.. 1•• ~lIfjon . Dr. Paul is professor and cien IIY', The rheum.tlc type · . . fornia, was educated at the Uni­ medical director of Ihe Rehabilita­ are stricken rnore often than any tlon Council Instruc· IT. WENC£SLA 8 CJlVIIO. versity of California. Berkeley, other occupation group. occurs from birth through mlddl. tion regarding the Congo. Then he 81 8 ~ . O ..o.p.rl 81. tion Unit at SUI. agl .nd II Itln more oft.n In Th Kev. I! dw.rd W. N ...U . rulo' I where he received B.A .• M.A.• and smoothed down the smail-nation St.rt.d ..ver.1 yo.r. .go by ...... , M. ta. U:H ...... If ...... Pb.D. degrees. Since 1956, he has The Iowa Chapter of ARF helps wom.n than in m.n. How.v.r, fathers by propoSing to give them " :45 • •1D . Gov, Loveless been an instructor ,in English at m.mbers of tho Am.rlc.n Rheu­ support a variety of projects at Dr. P.ul comm.nts, bec.ust of ostensible recognition as a force D.U, M ...... 7 . .. .. , :...... matism Association, • branch of · . . the University or Chicago. He bas the SUI College of Medicine. tho Ilrgl firm popul.tion In equal to the two major contendin, THE ' )NITRD CHuae. done research on Mark Twain and Among them arc: support oC the low., thlr•• r. more m.l" .f. force. I ..,. L ••e r M ••c:.Une .., University's Ahthritis Clinic: pro­ f,ct.d h.n. . Eure •• W. "el. P ..... Twain's comments about the Byron Explains Ire Some of tho small nations may Band., 8.b ••I . ' :IG • •m . vision oC resident physician to &canda) and on the political as· a The Iowa Chapter bas been fall Cor this pretense of adding to M.rnln, W. r ~ I p . , :45 ••• U ..... work in tbe Clinic ; granting of a 1 p .1IL eye'!'.' W.,!hlp pects of tbe writings oC BcnjamlJ1 DES MOINES IA'I - It was the Overdosage carryIng on an active campaign the Importance which they expect danger involved - not miSSing stUdent fellow ship for work dur­ TIUN'TY EPISCOPAL CRO.. Franklin. ing tbe summer as a research as­ to prevent people from spending to aaumo anyway througb their in· no B. CoUer. 8 1. A native of M.w.rtc, N.J •• the Kennedy car av an - that made money fooli shly for (ake cures for creased numbers in the General Th Ilt.. , • •• I . B. Jardin•• ....., Gov. Herschel Loveless angry when sistant; tbe payment oC tuition for Ro • • • Ibnl t.. W.lk.. . tlha"ol8 Philip Roth "-' writtM many Can Result arthritis. according to Dr. Paul. Assernbly. hJs plane was delayed in landing six phySical therapists who agree . R •. m. H oly Co mmunlo. IfIort ItwI.a and 0.,. nov.I, "Last year. " he says. "the KeCau­ But the odds are that. in the It: HS L m .. Fa mll1 Service, Nllllr, at Fort Dodge. the governor said to work In Iowa after gradu· hlur b t hoo) "GtIocIty Columblll." H. rec:tI.,.d vcr Committee found that $250 mil­ competition between President Ei· Friday. ' ation; supplying oC 'book- II I . m. M ..... ln. p rov.r the Ap Khan Prill for fiction In Trouble li on was spent (or these false senhower and Khrushchev for F rI • • : I ~ p.m.. ,unl. r bolr Loveless said the twin-engine lets on arthritis to sen· :U p.m. Sen l.r holr from .... Pari. RI'VI.w In 1951, remedies." small nations good will at the out­ Piper Apache. en route Crom Sioux ior medical and nursing students; placed MCOnd ht competition for "People with rheumatoid arth· Booklets and bulletins on the set of this assembly. the Presi­ IT·. MAltY'S. CUURCII City to Fort Dodge where he was the support of several re earch ritis are taking cortisone-like la te~ t developments in the field dent's lIst of achievable objectives Jdler. o. aad UnA I .... the O. Henry Prlz. in ltSt•• nd to join tlte motorcade of Sen. Johll projects on arthritis by SUI scien­ Men l,bO' O. R. lIolober•• P_ rec:elved .... National Book drugs too often and in too large are sent to both lay people and Is way ahead. ond., ...... ':31 ...... Kennedy Thursday. was kept cir­ doses. resulting In serious side tists. and sponsorship eacb year oC 10:1' • . 111 .• 1I :3t . .... Aw.rd for Fiction and 1M a postgraduate course on arthritis. physicians by the Iowa chapter. JJeeaaee one IIde" .amlou. Orton/Jlytoi DaU, - ,,:•••• , , :...... cling in the air for an hour and effects." according ,to Dr. W. D. hr,a1.d!l National Jewish Book Awanl Aim of one of the research pro· The Chapter also furnishes expen­ and the other II bandaot:ne Zelan-treated combed c:oto, • • • 15 minutes. Pafll. professor oC rehabilitation sive medications when needed and 30 UrologiSts Drawn IT. PATRlCK' S CRU&OII for Fiction In I,... H, What irked him. Loveless said, ton popliJlo coDared- in the. ..me fabuloUl ~ ~n. I II • C • • rllI. holds • I.A. from luck.,.11 UnI· in the SUI College oC Medicine. furnishes orthopedic devices (or pa- a... Eleb." E.... P._ was that during all the time his To SUI for Course In blond pile witII Dalural pop1iu.1odea ~ ~ ..... RurT LlnD.nbrlot•• ~.Io"'. venity, Lewl5ItUI'J, Penn., and plane was being prevented from Dr. Paul presented a paper SUlowan To Speak ticnts so they ca~ get around bet­ or black 1riIh lUck. ...., ...... - . :It. ' :11 ••:41, .. In M.A. from the UnlVlrltty of Friday on "Hypercortisonism in ter with less pam. A number or Some 30 physicians (rom Iowa ••• 11 . ... , - Doll, . : ... ,,11 .... landing - on Federal Aviation and neighboring states atlended a . . . Chicago. H. hal bftn .n In­ Administration instructions from Rheu""atoid Arthritis.. at a post· At Den.tal Meetings Iphysician s arc sent each year to ,(I_Ill.,. e.,.?,..., ) ZION LUTDEIlAN OBll&Oll Itrudor at .the Unlv.,..lty of graduate course on arlhritis and . New York University to take a postgraduate coune In urology 101lnlO 0 and Blo."'I...... Kansas CJty - commercial planes Dr. Daniel E. Waite. of the SUI refresher course in arthritis and Friday and today at the SUI Col· • nlc.. A .nd 10:10 . ... . Chlc ..o, .nd II. y.... h. landed below him . related conditions at SUI's Medi­ un".' Se" • • ' D:M . .... tNv.Ied In Euro,. u".,. • Gill' cal Amphitheater. College oC Dentistry. will be the Cor the past two years at • least lege of MedJclne. hll Blbl. CI.. ," ' :SA . . .. "There are indications that the tttW*m F.II_ship, principal speaker at two district one has been sent frorn Johnson The course concerned recent ad­ Willards .M , ... I'lr.oI •• CI •• federal agency is taking care oC "w. hav. found th.t if pati.nts society meetings of men io general County. vances in urology and was spon­ .. Iowa City George Elliott has been a lectur· commercial aircraCt and letting t.k. too I• ..,. • doN ov.r • dental practice Monday and Tues- Dr. Paul says. "If enough sored by the Iowa Uroloileal So­ er in the SUI Wl1iters Workshop private planes go to -." h e long p.riod of lime, the corti- day. money is collected. we hope to ciety and the Department of Uro­ your California Store during the summers of 1959 and said. 1OIIe-lik. drug I m.y c.use theM Monday he will speak twice at a ha ve six medical student fclJow­ logy in SUI's College or Medicine. 19110. and presently is associate lid. .tfects: diabetel; loIS of meeting of the Southeastern Ne- ships next year. instead of the one professor oC English at Colwnbia calcium In bo,,", ro.ultlng In braska Dental Society at Norfolk. we now have. We also hope to in· Illinois Man Wins fracturH of the .pln.; .nd WSUI University. He .holm B.A. and Neb. crease lhe scholarships Cor phy- M,A. degrees from the University chang" in blood vII.. 11 which At SI. Joseph, Mo .• on Tuesday, sical therapists so we can start a pl ete and accurate report of the of California, and has received Plowing ~ontest result In • di..... f.r _rae he will give two ledures at a meet- mobile clinic. This would rnake it than .rthritil. the pnylician progr S o{ th ga me. the atten· the Hudson Rewe,w Fello\YShlp In ing of the Northwestern Missouri possible for patients to receive Fiction and the fellowship Crom the SIOUX FALLS. S.D: (II - An Hid. "RKlIntly we MV, "'n. Make and Northeastern Kansas district treatment at home instead of hav. dant color. and unexpected en­ JIIinois farmer who gets plenty o( .. • nsult of I.".. cIostl of Fund lCor the Advancement of Edu­ dental society. ing to go to the hospital." counters wit h visit ing personali· cation. practice on a 3OO·acre farm near these drv'I, eott.ning of the I tie , Ilinerant politicians, and the Joliet is the champion of the na­ bono. of the hip, roqulring ei· Paul OIefsky comes to SUI from tional level land plowing contest. Yourself At Hoine ther bone ,raftlng or making I ine vi table dog-on-th e-field. a position as f"'st cellist In the R. J. Erickson. 36-year-old lour­ Detroit Srmphony Orehestra and now hip iol~." WHEN TIlE CA IE ]S HIS­ time Illinois state champion who leader of the Oranbrook Oharbr The SUI rflysician believes the Wesley. Foundation rrORY. the hi torles of other has been tU!')ling (UITOWS since he Orchestra (first desk men of Ine was 13. was named winner Friday diCliculty stems from the fact that am being played today around Detroit Symphonyl. A graduate oil basis ot a revised computation, the pills on the market contain 2 Locations 2 the nallon will be aired in the of the · Curtis Institute of Musk. Erickson won $100 and will rep­ too much of the drug per tablet Offers ' to all Students riod imm diately tolLowlng the Philadelphia. Olefsky completed resent this country in an interna­ for one- dose. "Therefore. people study of 'COnducting wlth Pierre ame unUI 5:30 p.m. Jazz lovers tional contest in France next year. tend to take too muoh," JJe ex­ 8:15 AM - Service of Holy CommunlOfl. FrH Parking Montoux. plained. will enjoy the musical Dccompan· Glen Steward of Springport, Eugtnt H.lm, form.rly an as- Mich .• won second place in the "At first it was tbought corti­ 9:00 AM - Communion brunch. Machines for c~ang., ment: jazz. IIIt.nt profftsor of """Ie at revised standings, . and George sone was a miracle drug for NeIIf"ask. State T.. dIen Col· Leninger. also of Springport and arthritis," Dr. Paul commented. 9: 15 AM - Studi.. on the "lIfe and Mluion of the Drink., candy, gum, IF YOU HAD SENT FOR IT. ...., WlY", holds the I.M.E. the dereodina champion. was "but it is not a miracle drug be­ Church". our Program Guide to Serious ..,... (1NctIt1or of mutlc.... fourih. Third place went to Ray­ cause it does not change the Soap and Bleach uslc would reveal that there c.t/an) from SoutMa"'m L..... mond PolIS of Eaton, Ohio. COUT-se of arthritis, It stops pain 9:30 AM ill be an Eveninl Concert to- lIana CefIete, ... MoM..." Other finisbers in the level land and prevents swelling .. IitUe bet· and ,,.. from Ltuiliana St... UnI· plowing contest included: 5. Rich­ are available. liht. {rom 6 to 8, with DebuSSy" ter bhan aspirin. Most people with 11:00 AM - RrIt "rlity•• nd the Ph.D,...... ard Davitt, PrQle. Iowa; 6. Homer Morninl Worship at the Methodist he Bles ed Damolel Dnd Beeth· rheumatOid arthritis don't need from North T.x.. St... Coli.... Clark. La Valle. Wis.; 11. Rich •• cortisone at all. " Church. ven' Symphony No. 6 ("Pastor· Ramon Woon comes to SUI rrom ard G. . Staples, Slayton. Minn.: 1") featured among compost· New Asia Colleae, Hon, Kong, 12. Elmer Winckler. Mitchell. - In a Itvdy cov.rin, many 5:00 PM - Married ltudents dilCUllion and potluck. y.. n, Dr. P.ul roIated. ions by Mozart and Lalo. China. where he bad taught since S,D.; 13. Walter Sterrao. Fordyce, *" (baby 11"lnl provided) 'he el)Caped from behind the Barn· Neb. British bav. found corItl_lIlc. JAZZ AND POPULAR MUSIC boo Curtain followilli the Com· drugs usod In ~d arfb,. 5:30 PM - 5lngl. Itudents evening worship, lupper rnunlal Ot'CupaUon in 1949. MORI FRENCH AUTOS rltll were no ...... than .tplrllt ()mlnate the hours between 8 and phylleal ....apy. "Iask {fifty cen", and "Table Talb". Mra. Helen born I.fI - The rush hour on .,d 10 p.m, with News at 9:45 Scr~abine "as PA~]S t,....",.nt." Dr. Paul .xplalned, In Drinlk. RUlli.. but now Is a the Champa Elysee. seems like a 7:30 PM - DI.cuuion for those Interested In Lay naturalized American ciUu:n. She nlahtmare of trame, but France ftill """"h.. ... phyeical therapy, .splrln. and possibly hl.,dIY. 8e,l. II. 1II1II reeel ved an undergraduate delree will not reach the United State,' Theological Studl.. and Co-op Eating n k, roUM 1111 .Hell.lon (rom the Russian lMtitute and an density of automobile population other drugs - lile. told salts." Community. New. On e Man', Opinion M.A. degree (rom the Untvenlty \ unlil 197&. That·s thI! word o( aJlto Dr. Paul continued. "At SUI we KIlOw Your Child o( Leninll'ad. She has since beeh magnate Henry Plgou!. who re- use cortisone in tfeating acute The MII'l1cII worlting rowan! a Pb.D. in French pOrts the percentage of car reg· arthri~is whenever we feel it Is uo Football Oam from the Unlverlity of Syracuse. Istratiolll (or lower-paid workers lndlcated. However. we always use 10w8 VI. Ol'l'gon illite She was deputy ciIlef lIIstructor In hal passed rrom 15 per cent in It in small doses. and watch the :.5 Tea Time Special l :30 New. tbe Russian Langua.. Training 1955 to 28 per cent in the first half patient closely for any Indication :45 pori Time Proll'.in, ~ ~)'f~. .0. " "I of 19110"" 1011;; \11 .tlllIl11·, .iI.. IIIJ I .of l ~id~ . ~!fFCt.':'lb, "'1: ",.'\..:. "'. ' ~ tv"nln, Cml~fr\i1 L ' I, ..I.:o.~t • I ~" I ; I ~ J - - .. , ~ J.! . • . Mu Ie ro r " 6/t lUI,. 1'''''' ;. Newo ~· l n . 1 :00 alON orr _ ~ - . . . . . -

THese Foot'J ~ . On (WSUI's umn appears Iowan.) Football and highlight ,£.a11 radio station has returned this week-end eue

LLOYD HUMPHREYS SHERWYN THORSON AL HINTON ' JOE WILLIAMS BILL WHISLER FELTON ROGERS GERALD MAUR~N Center Guard Tackle Fullback End End Captein, Halfback , Ten Opens Grid Season TO'clay The Big Ten. minus one team, Michigan State, sixth-ranked in again Saturday al college foot· game. UCLA, No.8, which upset launches it$ 1960 football season the AP poll, appears at Pittsburgh bail moves into it. lecond big Pitt, will have another battie on Saturday with a nine,game pro­ in a nationally televised contest. weekend. its hands at Purdue. Proballie Lineups gram. The game is rated a tossup with None of the three figures to have Tne 91st year of college football IOWA ORi!GON STATE The one "conCerence" game on the Panthers already tested in an serious oppositiGn. is again commemorated at Prince­ Felton Rogen ...... (114) L& Aaron Thoma ...... ton when the Tigers meet Rutgers (*, tap, sends Indiana - under Big 8·7 upset by UCLA. The Syracuse Orange, winners Ch'rlas LN, Jr...... (231) LT MIU Kline ...... (ta) Ten suspensjon - against favored The Northwestern· Oklahoma of 11 straight after last year's 10·0 - another clash of the two schools season and Cotton Bow I victory, that started the whole business Sherwyn Thorson .. .. (210) LG Denny Pieters ...... (11.) JIIinoi~ at Champaign, III. , in a intersectional finds star quarter' Lloyd Humphreys .. .. (193) C Dout B.lhor (c) ... , (., game wbich will not count in the b'ck Dick Thornton back as meets undermanned Boston Uni­ b,lCk in 1869. teague standings. ' Wilileat quarterback after being versity. BU lost to Penn State 20·0 Other games: M.rk M.nders ...... (11') RG ROil C.ri.ga ...... (1931 in its opener a week ago. EAST: Boston College at Army; AI Hinton ...... (m) RT N.II Plumley ... : .... (2411 The Illill.i; rated No. 4 in the shelvad mOlt of last season by a bro~", enkle. The Sooners, Mississippi, after demolishing Texas at Maryland; Colgate at Bill Whl.l ...... 1m) RE Amos Marsh ...... (212) AP's n'ltional poll, is regarded one Cornell; Villanova at Navy. oC the leading cbl11erence contend­ trounced 45·13 by the Thor.nton. Houston 42-0 with a devastating Wilburn Hollis ...... (lOG) QB Mlrne Palm.t...... 0"1 ers, mainly because of a rousing led Wildcat. last season. have air attack that put it No. 1 in this SOUTH: Tennessee vs. Auburn, Larry Fergulon ...... (lI2) LHB Don Kalso .... . , ..... O~I at Birmingham, Ala.; Clemson at been rated one.polnt favorites. week's Associated Press poll, plays Jerry Maur.n (-:) .. .. (,~\ RHB Art Gilmor. ' " ...... \''') finish last season. Kentucky Saturday night at Mem· Wake Forest; North Carolina Olh'r o~ners include Oregon Host Michigan is a 6-point pick Joe WiIIi.ml ...... (1'1) FB Chuck Mlrlllall ...... (1ft) over Oregon. Invading Minnesota phis. This begins the Southeastern State at North Carolina; Duke at State af leiwa, Oregon at Mich­ South Carolina, night; Georgia at is favored by 2 points at Nebraska. Conference schedule Cor Ole Miss, igan, Michigan State at Pitts­ Vanderbilt, night. Ohio State is rated 12 points better now a strong favorite after de· burgh, Minnesota at Nebralka, fending titUst Georgia was knock· MIDWEST: Minnesota at Ne· Hawks DrUI Just Norlhwestern at Okla hom a • than Southern Methodist. Purdue A Hearty is a one·touchdown choice over cd off by Alabama last week. Ken· braska; Oregon at Michigan; Southern Methodist at 0 h i 0 tucky fell before Georgia Tech Northwestern at Oklahoma; Cali· 20 Miriutes Friday on State, UCLA at Purdue, and de­ UCLA, while the Wisconsin·Stan­ ll ford game is rated a tossup. 23·13 in its opener. ' fornia at Notre Dame; SMU at Iowa's Hawkeyes practiced only fending champion Wisconsin at Third·ranked Walhington mee" Ohio State. 20 minutes Friday, and Coach "Hello Stanford, Saturday's skirmishing should Idaho and could have a repeat SOUTliwEST: Georgia Tech at ForeSt Evashev ki declined to Top Midwest independent Notre provide a quick sizeup of Big TeIl performancl! of its decilive 55·' Rice; Colorado at Baylor, night; make a statement about Iowa is the 'trademark Dame is host to California. potential. There is not a "breath·. victory over CoII,ge of the Pa' Texas Tech at Texas A & M, night; prospects against Oregon State in 0/ Iowa City's IUinois is rated a' two-touchdown er" in the entire array of nine cific last week. Arizona State vs. Texas Slate, Saturday's football opener. favorite over lndiana which is in­ games. All the Big Ten opponents, A big group of upsetters from night. friendliest tavern excepting Oklahoma, already have The Iowa squad was in game jer­ ~ligible for the cfiampionship be· last week should b~ hard pressed. FAR WEST: Utah at Arizona, the one game under their belts. seys Cor the practice, largely de· cause of aUeged recruiting viola· Alabama No. 5 goes after Tu· night; Marquette at College of Pa­ voted to ch«king signals. is she that tions. Although the 'Hoosiers figure Elsewhere, defend ing national lane, which surprised California cific, night ; Texas Christian at It rained earlier in thel day but You're right t,hought it to be fired up bec1\use of their champion Syracuse opens a new 7-3 a week ago. Southern California, night; Wis· the field was covered and is ex· fuJ so lJ

Rent a runabput to see the 17 miles bf scenic la~e or relit fishing boats SJASON TICKETS with or wltnllut motors. Bait shop, , fishing supplies, eas and oil, light , PLA YS ••• $5.00 retreshments. Phori. .. or go north ' en Prairie du Chl.n Road or Indiv dual AClmlsslon ...... $1.25 Summit St...... SUI Itud.nts: adminidn by I.D. tard. - The.", Tic"'. RIM"atl... De. (ORAL MARINA 1 ... I.ti.b" lew. Memerl.1 Unittt, ...... tItn b ON ,TURKIY CRIIK dHIct ""'rt: ...... y ~h IIIrMWy, .•.• .Ift.' 41" ... fIit. ;rJ:" ~.Ift •• ttlii hWn N'.R lAST IIDE 0' DAM , I " 4' I. \~~ . l~ r , THE DArLY IOWAN-I_. CHy. la. SahInIay, Sept. M, 1"'-"... I , Schools Get Social Notes Micflaelsen Comments Football, Presidency ' Set SOCIOLOGY, ANTHROPOLOGY Roads, Taxes J I . COLLOQUIUM Faculty Student Scholarship Wives will hold a coffee to wel­ On Religion in Election I come new wives Sunday from 3 to 4:30 p.m. in the Penlacrest All issu have religious impli- rational ba ' only when it is di· FeatUre Stafe On WSlJl Fall Schedule Recognition Room of the Union. cations, but a candidate' religion rectly and obviously rele,'ant to • should not be an issue Lo a political his record or to the duties of the (WSUI's reglJlar daily col· Whitesel, associate professor of Novel" taught by Ralph Freed· Four Iowa high schools have WITMARSUM FELLOW SRI P campal,n unl there would be a office he seeks la Quak~ for an will have a reception Sunday aIt· Campaign IJ/Iln appears on Page 2 of The political science; "The Presidenl man, a sistant professor of Eng. been awarded the gold walnut direct invo!\'emetlt between hi re­ of Lie with military responsibili· ernoon at 3 o'clock af the Men· and Foreign Policy" by James lish. and "Modern Theatre" by shield of Phi Beta Kappa this fall ligion and his job, ays Prof. Rob­ Ii or a Christian Scientist for Talk.! on roads and taxes filled Iowan.) Murray, associate professor of Philip Benson, assistant professor nonite Service Center, III E. rt Michaelsen, director of the SUI public health officer, for ex· in recognition o( the superior com· the bill Friday as Iowa', two can· ,political science; "Voices of oC speech and dramatic art. Both Bloominllon to welcome new SUI School o( Reli,lon, writint in an ample)," he say . didate Cor governor continued Football and bhe I?residency wi1J students affiliated with any of Ule History" by Orville Hitchcock, programs are 'heard at 8:30 a.m .• posite sChOla lIC averages achieved inler·religiou sympo ium)n the MichaelM'll and five otber prot· their campaiJD stump across tbe highlight ,tall programming of by their graduates during their various branches ot the lennonite radiO station WSUl at SUI, which professor of speech; "The Presi· with the no vel rour e broadcast curr Dt is ue of America, national estant. Cathollc and Jewisb cleJ'IY' state. dent and the New papers" by each Monday, Wednesday and Fri· freshman year at SUI. Church. CathoUc weekly revi w. has returned to the air (ull·time QUAKER .FRIENDS will have a men and laymen commented in the At a breakfast meftin, in Cres· David Gold. associate professor of day, and the other class on Tues­ Dubuque High School leel tho Michaelsen, also a Methodist sympo ium on an essay in the i • this week-end following a short· day and Thur5day. 6 p.m. upper for students Sunday ton, Atty. ~n . Norman ErOO, the ened summer schedule. sociology; "The President and AM grouP. which cOlllllts of minister, first agree with another lue by Robert G. Hoyt, • Catholic Republlcan nominee, Jd that fu­ Radio and Television" by Sam L. followed by a talk by Yvonne KSUI-FM will return to tho Each WocInesd.y nani",. schools enrolll... more t"'n 701. writer's assertion that "the genu· journalist ure hIghway de\'t!lopment must be Becker, director of the TV Center; 'l'inklinberg on her experience at lir Oct. 3 wit+! throe 'hours of WSUI and KSUI·FM combine Runners·up we r e 8 ....ncIorf, 8n American Friends Service inely religious perSOn holds that administered on the basis of Deed and a program on the challenges Newton MICI Ames Hith ScJwoI •• """ie: b~st frpm 7 p.m. their faciliti .. to brO"clcast one Camp project. The meeting will be a\1 fundamental questions are ulti­ in all parts 01 Iowa. and responsibililies of ' the prpsi· Newton wa. a winner In 1,se.Sl. .very Monday "-ugh Friday. hour of stereaphollH: music .t at Dr. William E. Connor's home mately theologieal." He then ad· Kennedy Lauds "Our future highway develop­ dency by PrOfessor Johnson. 7. Those who listen with only The AA schools, which enroll vocates all possible public diICQS· WSUl's 14-hour daily schedule at 2427 Crestview. ment mu t be 8 testimonlal to "B a c k gT ounding Religi~," AM or FM equipment will 200-699 students were led by Ana· lon of tbe.se issues. _ (except Sunqayl will also include Any persons desiring transporta' Eisenhower Talk well pIa nned progr • not to spe· which replaces "Religious News receive theso programs, but tfIe mosa. with Denison, Spencer and a ne~ pr~gram on rellgion, nine tion should call 8-21WlO. All intere t· "We do far too Illtle of this," SALT LAKE CITY III - Sen. cial prlvll ge or political pres- Reporter" on Saturdays at 8 a.m., stereophonic ~ct will .... be Fairfield High Schools as runners· ed students are invited to attend. writ the SUI prole sor. "Mostly, daily news programs, two class­ up. John F. Kennedy, the Democratic ure," he sald. room broadcasts and stereo musU! will feature informative programs noticeable unless two recoiverl w • or the ecclesiastical org.niza· pi' idenUal OO!OOlee. said FrI· concerLs once a week. about the world's religions. This are used. Anita High School was the winner MATH WIVES will hold a get· lions with which we are affllJated, day nlgbt the admired and was im· In a .peech at Eldora. Lt. Gov. GERALD MAURi:N In addition to broadcasting all program and "Morning Ohapcl, ", WSUI also schedules weekly with Carroll. New London and acquainted m ting Monday at 8 mak Pl'Onouncernen1ll. We need pressed by President Eisenlwwi. Edward J. McManus. the Demo· C.pt.in, H.lflNck SUI football games, WSUI wlll heard each weekday at 8 a.m., arc theatre programs. opera, concerts, Grundy Center High Schools run­ p.m. in the home of W. T. Reid, 2 mOre dialogue, more sym)108iums, er's peach Thursday at the cratic candidate, called for "some ners·up in the A class, a group Leamer Ct. For information or broadcast pre.kick-ofC color pro· prepared and produced in coopera· exchange. more ~IItLog with obvJous common economl lectures and a Saturday afternoon transportation one may call Mrs. more Unit eO Nations General Asset'tiIly. grams. For home games, tdJese tion with &e sur School of Reli· supplement to the arts. having enrollments of 100 to 299. and less talking at or again teach Kennedy's first public comment In our schools on the local lev I gion. In the class B group, Grand Pal Dolliver, phone ~. Wives before we cry for more state aid will be broadcast directly from of graduate math students and other." on the speech came i.n a cam· Iowa Stadium. New to WSUI'I ~I program Community High School, Boxholm, Earlier in the article, Michael. paign talk at a party diMer but and higher tax s." will be a flve·mlnute spot at was the leader. The runners·up in married women graduate math A IOries of programa on tho Campus students are invited to attend. sen states that it i 8 good thing he went Into no detail. The reo MeManus said the Iowa farmer ptOIict.ncy is tontatlvely lot .. 11 : SS '.m. each day called "Com· these chools, with an enrollmeit that we apply no te ts of orthodoxy mark carne a moment after the 1& in economic di tr and that or less than 100 students, were o·day begin Oct. 11 and co",lnue until ing Events." This program will Notices SUI DAMES will hold their fir t to OUT political candidates. "A ator had contended ttJe admin· higher tax "will hasten hi, ruin. just before election day. Broad­ list all imporItant future ovents Applications for Union Bo.rd Ainsworth, Quasqueton and Amana meeting oC the year Monday night candidate'S reUgiou affiliation or istration's foreign policy ~nerally They will help drive him of! bis Cllt on Mondays and Tunday. in 1M e:ommunity and Univonity. Committee members arc available Township High Schools. at 7:45, in the River Room . POint of view may be debated on a ha lacked vi ion. farm." at 8 p.rn •• the series will consist and will be followed by a two­ at the Information Desk o( tbe The announcement ot winners ------Ie of some 10 half-hovr programl minute news capsule. enabling Union. Sophomores and juniors was made by William L. M. Burke, Lineups listeners to find out very quickly associate professor of art, of the OREGON STATE dilCV$sing and explaining varloul are eligible to apply. The forms Need Back-to-School Money? Daily Iowan Classified! (astoHs what il ,oing on in Iowa City .nd SUI faculty. Burke is president of Sell L. A.ron Thomal ...... (.. , faeets of tfIe procldency, both should be completed and returned historical MICI curnnt. T .... of the world. thc SUI chapter of Phi Beta Kap­ L T Mik6 Klino ...... to the Union In(ormation D k by c., tht lOries will be avanablo to Other news programs on WSUI 5 p.m. Sept. 30. pa, national scholastic honor so· LG DonIfY Ploto,...... C211, other Iowa stati_. include two five·minute SUllllllar· ciety. C • • DOUI Balhor (c' ... , (., The first program will be '''l1he ies, four 15-minute n ews<;a~ts lind Auditions* for "Sep.rate T.bl..... Formal ceremonies will be RG Ross Carla,a ...... (1'" Presitlency - Its Begil\l1ings" by two 15-minute "news.jn-depbh" the University Theatre's first pro· held in each hl,h school later RT Nell Plum loy ... : .... (2.) Donald B. Johnson, assistant pro· programs. Eight news p,rograms duction of the season will be held this fall for prosantatlon of the RE Amol Marsh .. , ...... (ien fessor of political scie.l)ce. Other each week are devoted to ba~k. at 9 a.m. today in the University diSlinctive Phi Beta Kappa w.1I QB Marno P.lmat.. r .... (lfO) progrll,rns presently .scheduled in· ground and perspective of dlfferertt Theater. plaque.. Th ..e trav.llin, pl.· LHB Don Kallo ...... Ofij clude: "Popular Appeals ~he aspects ' o( tJhe news and include • qutl will be kapt by the IChooll AdvertiSing Rates President Must Have" by John· • [MobiM For Sal. 13 Rooml Far R.nt 16 RHB Art Gilmoro ...... 0911 commeht on foreign interpreta· Sabbath *service - will be held at until next yoar. At that timo Three Days ...... 12¢ a Word "0 ...... son; "Presidential Leadership" by tions of the ne~ " they will b. roplaceel with Im.lI· FB ChUck M.rshall ...... (1t1\ the Agudas Achim Synagogue at Five Days ...... 1M a Word ------las7 A Un JI~.ly . Phone, da>"tlme 1221. lIIOI General MobU. Home "',,,', eJfoel- Roo..'d - Orldulle Ilrl or I ulent. Kirk Porter, ~!\){eSS\)T emeritus Classroom broadcasts for the 8:30 a.m. today. The SUI staff and er permanent certlflcat... Tho avenlnl' 8-GI3I. IG-I lent c6ndIUon. Lol No. 12, W It "-rl< 4817. ..27 of political science; "The Presi· awards were instltllleel in 1950 Ten Days ...... 20; a Word Troll.. r Court. IIwy 10, Wert. Ceder first semester of bhe 1960-61 school student body are inviled to attend. GAlJAGE wanled In Ihe vicinity 01 ruopld.. You ran commule dally to CLOSIC IN. d"d ... blot room. Orldual" dent and Congress" 'by Russell G. year will be "Modern European by tho SUI Phi Beta K.pp. One Month ...... 39¢ a Word Q .... dr ",Ie. c.U bten on 380f or Iowa City. '-U atrl, t"..,hcr. aa.tstont or r.ler)'. Chapter to recogniZe superior (Minimum Charge 50¢) Ext nalon 4B15. 1-1'7 ---- "---,.------U. lawa. 4701. I-M A Hearty There are* vacancies- •in the vio· 11151 WES'I'WooD Mobil. Ho_. Pea- ROOMS tor r..... ,lud... with klldl." .e:ademic achiovoment by low. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADS ;;p-.------..;....--.. Crosby on TV- lin, viola, and cello scctions of the high school graduato •• _e_t_'______, ao~ur~I:!:_c:I~'::U=~. ,::o":a a~~~I~ 11.1", room, laundO')' , ..11111.. . Dial One Insertion a Month . $1.26· hou • HID 'IVp oblle 1f Pt,"" '·IUf. 1i University Symphony Orchestra. Winners announced a year ago SIAMESE killen.. NIl. 1G-2O ' .24 Five Insertions II Month .. $1- GRADUATII: women, attrntive lI.hl l All students have been invited to were high schools in Mar hall· -YO- n- SA- U-:-Pu- , "Hello Ten Insertions a Month . 904· -:P~u-pp-:I-e.-. -D-:lal~~:--­ MU T ELL I'~' Amerl ...n mobile hall k pin I room. DIal :Mee ..14 audition for the respective sec· town, Charles City. Grand Junc· home. ad., 100d ~"dllion . Localed ---- INational Velvet • Rate! Cor Each Column loeb '-2'1 In CoralvUle T ... lle, Plrk. Dial '·M02. ROOM .....----,..---_du Ie IlrI.. Walklnl .dj.l· is the 'trademark tions. PartiCipation may be made tlon and Olds. FOR beltef balNU dial 4GOO. 10-IIRC IG-14 .n~. to cernpu ••.eat lO." I watched the opening stanza o( with or without SUI credit. Re· THE DAILY IOWA..., RESERVES DOUBLE ..-.. Boya. "I f-2I of Iowa City's Temple's through the generations, THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY MU T lell J8n Amerlcon mobil "!'lational Velvet" with my I think I may speak plainly. hearsals are Tuesday and Thurs· TO LEAVE HOSPITAL Home Furnishings 10 hom,,; 1X3t; aood condition. Loc.~ friendliest tavern day evenings - 7: 15-9: 15. Intere t· VENICE, Italy IA'I - Billy ADVERTISING COPY. In Col'llvlUe TraIler P ...I<. Dial ..H02. jer· eleven·year-old daughter which is Don't be so bloody cute with IG-13 de· the O'l1ly way to watch it since it those introductions, girl. The ed students are asked to come to Steinkraus. We tport, Conn .. who CHEST ot drnwel'l ta, over·.tutted GRADUATI (0' ov r QI: Roome Room 110 Music Building for audio suCCered a broken collarbone in a chair $5. davenPQrU and oof•• t.ct. with cookln. prlvllu... abo ... n. is she that it's aimed at. She children today are tough little n d cov rlnl ,7.!IO. bar... ~k. ru, $5. HOUSH For R.nt 630 N. C1lnlon. !1848 Or kn. 10-7 but You're right ttlought it w,as .absolutely wonder· customers. The (luttering hands, tions. fall in the finals or the world Phone 4191 120' So. RlvCl'Ilde Dr. 8-18 N Ie,; roo ror worklnl or aradllal ex· ful so naturally I did, too. I also the winsome smile, jt just up· • equestrian jumping champion!;hlps FURNISHED 0 """room "ou . ,Irl.. Clo In. P,hone ..3231 Itler , * - Thursday, may be able to leave SA VE on mollr and bouprln.. Coupl. only, no pel&. aotuonabl. pm ..28 the it's "Doc" Connell'll thought it rllther wonderful that sets and confuses a generation Students registered in American Who Does It 2 wllh (ac(oO')' 10 you prlc .. save lhe rent. Dial 211t. ',21 the hospital in (our or five days, ______middleman'. Drofh. Vlsl' our w NBC is putting somebhing on the accustomed to pistol·whipping Short Story. 8:153, which meets at ROOM.&. Orld",,'" men. "5A'I en~r air aimed at ele,en-year·old in the fi rst five minutes. The 10:30 a.m. Tuesday and Thursday, his doctor said Friday. HAWKEYE TRANSFER. tile "",..,rul room . Hlwl)' 8, W •• Picken Mlllr • Apartm.nts For R.nt 15 & p .m. 1-30 moYen. Slore your fUl'llltu'e, trunk. l0 7 The Annex girls. moment Miss Temple got out 01 are to meet in 201 Zoology Build· and even boall. Dill 8-5707 anytime 1100111. Ind~ale m n. Dial 7111. IU -I It's the aim of all eleven·year· her hostess drel>s dnd Into coo· ing starling Tuesday. The previous tor Inlonnatlon. 10-1 3 COMPLBTE rooml lurnlture. "13H. AVAIl.ABU: now"'ra lpal'Unenl lor '·~I ,r.dua~ In II. 0101 534' Of 1WI5. Want.d 26 E. College old girls - and twelve and thir· tumc as the boy Tip she was location was 208 UniverSity Hall. __-----~------__ • IG-U 18 tEen and (oruteen·year-old girls just fip,!!. l~ was j»s~ toile ,intS9.due. There will be a meetin, Monday _ 1'0f sa(e lav ln~ SMJ\ w.. Dun " PhYf Ubi• ...... ::::,;....-'L-="*"''--"'"-'O';O':;.....:.'''''''....lIO..... 8R _ ~fal tw!· 8-27 APARTMENT room. Coo!,;ln, ' •• 11111 •. W~I~~~m.~.,.un~_ms an'l l:o'.I~~ - to'l!'lm If'mm. TIft!t t thl!"t'l ~ lions T"!ound· 'vearfsorlle aitd'-l at 5:30 in the Pentacrest ori\ Coupl• . Phone :I?U Or *2. e·2I ..,. '•• of the first episode. The girl Oual'On\eed televilion Ml F S I may now be indicted for heresy. the Union for all men interested aervlclnll by cerllfled ...rv1ceman . Ie. or a. 11 w.... N'I'El) I1"IId",," woman to h.r. dreams of getting a horse, and Tho rest of the cast was ill lI sheri ng for extra·curricular ac· "nyllme. 8-1088 or 8-3'42. 10015R ------IMM£D' .... TI Nlon \0 .tlractlve ']>arlrn...,t I bl""k trom Scha.. rtor lor._ ...... , rQ(>m .~rtm .. nt wlth bath l2't 110. Dubuque .... pl. No. I . 10-' by George, she gets her ,horse marve!_ - Jonathan WI"ters tivities at the Union. The Univer· LARG E lurnaec cl"anlnll mn"ln•. Cedar Rapids, Iowa 000<1 condttlon. Lar w Olrn.,.ny. In aim t n '" duple" N r bUJL Oll and t·hen rides him to victory as tho evilest man ' in 0% Wh.re To Eat 3 ."" ,l'iunl. Marrltld OCIuple. IIhl.aII 0 £ sity pays $1 an hour. .. 28 cl\lId permltled Dial 21D Of t-ol14 or lwo Iflld\.. ~ male .ludM'" (without a bridle which is a bit (You're a ma,n after ..,y own , • It> r. ""ar hew I Ox4! hou"" trail r IN BY 9 TONIGHT a • r 5 p.m. 10-12 WIth Med d nL Dial 2041 ell~ 8 thick ) in the junior jump race. bl ack hea nt" ). Agnes ""oore· JAPAN VETS MEET TURKEY 8IIndwicher and home made GIRLS Enllll"" bicycle blac:k. PI.I a.m. pi .. to 10. Airport Inn. HI~hway 218 8-6"2. Aflcr 6 p .m. ..28 FOIlR ",en (1l'IIduate or OVU 211 . Uv- p.m. ..30 It was all very throat-tighlen· head as II monstrously hlthly SoUlh, acrou from Ihe airport. Phone LONDON (A'l Twenty·five "TOP 40" SPECIAL In. Quarter-. over Ja.koon·.. oouth of 1 ... ing and sentimental. But it was Ityled witch, Ben Blue as the British veterans - most o( them 8-1773. 10, 10 FOR SAl..E: SUI ... 38" Ion •• coot., ha ... camp" . Cooklnl prlvUe&", '1& ch. H.I, W"m.cI I." OUT BY exceptionally nici. 1-8614. 8-28 Inquire Jac:k n' .. ~a5 or 68U. Ul-U 4 p.m. also extre mel y I,". . Icarecrow, Sterlinl Hollow.y wartime prisoners or the Japanese TV and Typing 4 - CLERIC WIInled .1 Hlwk.,. Lodl 'or well . written anc ".. ;," as Jack Pumpk,inhead, Clnd - will go to a tiny northern MEDrCAL boo~" excellent tondlUon. I'J 01 double room 'or male nucknt. "t"rnoon work. Phone '-36$1 for Recording Start Phone 481f, ..24 f2'. 221 Melr""" Ave. 11444. 1-21 Ippolntm nL 1-21 LAUNDRY AND well· acted. "Na FrancH Bergen as a lovely parish church Sunday to hear an TYPING. a174. III-til good witch. It was directed by address by a young Japanese DRY ClEANING tional Vel vet ,. Will/am Corrigan , with the curate. THE FENDERMEN came out 01 /ighest of touch.s. Open 7 a.m .... p...... He is the Rev. Shigeo Kanoh, . "Mule Skinner Blues" Poarson," a 315 I. MarWt • MGM. which h I must apologize for my en· 30, of Hiroshima, known locally as thusi·asm for fairy tales and all Father John. having tr 0 ubi ( TYPINO. Accuracy IIlU1ronleed. Spe· peddling its T\ but jt's 'been so long since tele· clal help to 10,..,lln stude nil wllh wOllt Wonted 20 Enllll..... Over-nllhl o..rvlce Dial 71\111. 2.ROOM furnllhed apartmenL Couple series alth 0 u g I vision provided a touch o( en· _ chantment. Television is devoted ______10-_2_1 .,.1 [001 mahol.ny desk. end table. or Iraduale women. No dl.ildren. no ntONINOS. "'182. 10-24 the ones I've record cablnel, book .hell. cort" peta. 43~ . 1G-... =-=--:-:--.-:-:----___ --:-- have been ver~ , A so tirelessly toward giving our Child Car. 5 table. paper back booiu, LP recorcU. Fl1RNISHJ:D epartment. Adult. 01.1 BABY ,,1n,. full Ome. Experienced' good. (Much bet· CROSBY . children nightmares !lhat a little ____-:- ______Best oller. Phone 8-2.483. 8-24 &455. lI.tO Nu .... r}' 8choo1 Tudler. 1-t521. ~21 · wholesomeness seems doubly so. ~ !... ~ TOOTAY 1__ ...... I .. WILL baby .Il. Full time In my home. LEARN while )'OU &leePI Combination ONE Ind I room fUmuhed lpert. WANT babY·lmlnl. 1-1:151. ..211 ter than the junk coming out of 1.....I ...... Hawke),e Apanm.nl&. 8-8166. '-30 .Jeep.teacher tape record.., plul all IA-, Revue, and Four Star, and I thillk it was a year ago that FINE ARTS CINEMA -4 DAYS ONLY- needed equlpmenl. Forced aale, bert m.n .... 2m. ~ IRONINO: Call ~lUl between 11 :30 ' Warner Brothers.> Heroine o( Commissioner Ford', the new CHlLD CAR£ In my home: u- orr r Phone 8 24'. • •• and 1:30. 10-11 chairman of the F.e.C., ultered a perlenced. releren~e.. OoInC &0 the • . • - . .-- APARTIIt.IH1'. Graduaw men. ..lIIn ''National Velvet" is Lori Mar· football IIIOme7 Dial 3411 . 1007 Mob". Hom .. FOr Sa" 13 Iltv' P.rn, ~I mONINoa ...nled . DlaJ 1-044t. 10-1 warning - or \\IDat I took to be ADMISSION e CONTINUOUS SHOWS e tin, a bhirteen·year-old girl, who THIS SHOW WlLL baby III. lIlY bome. 4011 Srconcl TWO and tru-e. room .partmMla, 0.... lROHlNOa .alll

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--·.. _ .... 1 flllnl ...... • UIII...,....· _ ... ~ , ~ukes of Danclns _1ft\. ., _'111 ",.. 1 :r.R'. CAie ...... , .1rth. AcIdH Fun e ~ay or Antllvonaryl Give Id· ...... , .. ..am...... '-THE DAILY IOWAN-I_a City, la.-saturday, Sa.,.. 24, 'HI f , 'Regular Diet lor Victims " . Of Arthritis/ Says Doctor "Contrary to popular belief, fallacious ideas about tre.tnIeIt~ Dope Sifu'ation' people with rheumatoid arthritis rheumatoid arthritis, 80 that a-, should not be put on a special can better explain to patlenta.., DES MOINES I!PI - The Federal diet," an SUI physician said Fri- such measures are ineffective,' Narcotics Bureau said Friday the * * * day at a postgraduate course on The SUI physician conclllllo. Fa narcotics situation in some Iowa Russ Use Lette~ arthritis and related orthopedic .. . -.... cities has become "alarming." It Khan: Kashmir Issue conditJons al the Univcrsity's Med- Tn rheumatoi.ll arthntls tbert II said it would assign an agent to ical Amphitheater. a tendency toward anemia, ... the state to help curb illegal dope Dr. Robert E. Hodges, associate when food intake is limited. lilt traf[ic. Powers Says U-2 professor of internal medicine at anemia gets worse. "There/CIt,' But this assessment oC the sit­ , May Re-open Disputes uation was promptly discounted SUI's College of Medicine, said, he explaincd. "the perllOn B~ by J. F. Rabe, chief of the nar­ LAHORE, P.kl.t.n IA'I - Presld.nt M?hammecl Ayub "The best diet is a well-rounded always eat well, not go on • dlt.' cotics division of the State Phar­ Kh.n of p.klstan warned today th.t settllm.nt of disputes general diet made up oC foods the betw.. n hi. country .nd Indi. could be nullified unl ..s macy Board. Downed by Rocket individual is accustomed to eat­ GOLD SEIZED H. ,aid he had rec.ntly com­ the Kashmir inu. is solved. ing. The lood should be prepared GENOA, Italy IA'I - Genoa ~ pl.t.d a survey of 22 chiefs of Mosc6w IA'I - The Soviet Union Icerned a news conference of the H. sound.d the w.rnlng .ft.r Priml Minl.ter N.hru so it is appetizing and should be lice Friday seized gold ingots tilt, served police In Iowa on dope traffic in ation - possibly up to $250,000 to claimed 'supporting evidence from elder Powers in New York Aug . of India h.d left for hom ••t the conclusion of 4'11 dlYs in small portions so it will valued at $192,000 hidden IIDdtt their communities. The surv.y, launch the program, said Statton. Francis Gary Powers for the ' story 25 after his rcturn from the pilot's of talks which N.hru said _Id relult in fri.ndlier r .. be easy to eat." the motor of a German'llllde M Hid, r.vealed no problem in that a Soviet rocket feUed his Moscow trial. Pravda printed a "The reason for this," Dr. 3. Stiffer penalties for narcotics u-a I.tions. automobile being shipped Iro!n Iowa .nd "Iho" loul law tn­ jet as i . sped ilver the Ural, at. Russian translation of the text. Hodges confinued, "is the fael that law violators. But on the bitt.r dispute over which nation sh.1I con· Zudoll to Colombo, CeYioft forcement officers should know 88,000 feet on May 1. Oliver Powers told the news trol the st... of Kashmir, N.hru told a n.ws cenf.r.ne. people with arthritis lose more cal­ aboard the liner AlI8tralla. ' wh.t they're talking about_" Statton proposes to raise the cium and protein than they take The impriSOned pilot was quoted conference he believes his son's discussions had not led .. any PRclSl re.ult. , - Federal assessment of the nar· minimum sentence for the first in. Some of this loss may be caus- 4 in a letter published Friday by jet was not shot down, adding he The two I•• ders •• riier sign.d • tre.ty settling • dl •• cotics problem was contained III narcotics orrense from two to (lve did not say how it was downed Pravda, the Communist party pa­ put. over the distribution of wat.rs from the Indus River ed by certain medications taken TURKEY DINNER a lelter to Gov. Herschel Loveless years; for the second offense from in court or out of court. The for treatment of the disease. This from U.S. Narcotics Commissioner five to 20 years; and the third of­ per, as saying he didn't feel any basin. makes It important that a general blow of a direct hit, but believes Times quoted him as saying his Harry J . Anslinger. fense from 10 to 40 years. Parole son "didn't believe he was shot A communlqu••• id that Ayub Khan would vl.it India, diet be served which contains all Family Style the plane was wrecked by the the necessary nutrients, minerals The lelter's contents wcre re­ would not be permitted in any down. " but g.ve no d.t•• leased by Loveless and State Safe· case. shock wave of an explosion that Unitld Nations t.ams h.ve sup.rvlsed a e..... flr. lin. and vitamins. glowed as an orange burst in the The Soviet Union has insisted SUNDAY, SEPT. 25 ty Commissioner Donald Slatton St.tton recently .sked the .cross Kashmir sine. 1949. Hindu Indl. controls .bout two· "Over the years at University 1_. rear "or maybe on the right." since Powers parachuted into cap­ Hospitals we have shown that the at a joint news conference Fr~day. Lllisl.tive Int.rim Committee .tlv.ity May Day that a single third. of the Himilly.n .t.t. where n per c.nt of the four Municip.1 H.n for $13,000 to continue his cr.ck· Powers is serving a lo-year sen­ addition o[ extra vitamins has no Serving 2 to , P.M. Statton said he would "prefer to rocket blasted the U-2 from its 13- , million people ar. Moslem. MosI.m Pakist.n holds the effect on arthritis," Dr. Hodges take the word of Anslinger" to down. The committee turned tence on conviction of espionage. mile altitude. other third - • I.rg.ly mount.niou ••nd infertil. sllm.nt Adults, $1.SO said. "Also, none of the present· Children to 12, 7Sc that of Rabe about illegal drug down the request. Powers denied that h~ had ever Many Western air authorities, of K.shmir's 12,259 squ.r. miles. day food fads has any effect." traffic in Iowa. Rabe maintained Friday that told his father, Oliver W. Powers challenging the Soviet claim that Dr. Hodges emphasized "tho ST. BERNADETTE'S Statton, who h.s been conduct· narcotics enforcement in Iowa is of Pound, Va., that his plane was the Russians are able to rocket CATHOLIC CHURCH necessity for phySicians bcing Ca­ West Br.nch, low. ing his own crackdown on n.rcot­ still under his jurisdiction and not downed by a rocket, Pravda down any intruder planes at any miliar with rood fads and other ics peddlers in Iowa sinc. last that he knew of no one in the said. altitude, have expressed belicf an Lumumba M.rc"', said h. il "convinc.d and State Safety Department "with The letter, addressed to the ed­ engine lailure forced the U-2 to Bassett Plans fully persu.ded" the Mafia is .... e n 0 ugh knowledge concerning itor of the New York Times, con- glide within the range of regular hind the narcotics traHic in this drugs to enforce the laws." t antiaircraft guns. Powcrs rejected Followers st.t•• He said the legislature has reo this Jdea, saying all his instru­ School Visits SAVE TIME In his letter, Anslinger told the peatedly turned down his request ments were "in good order until governor that heroin is readily for more funds to expand the state the very moment of the explo­ Arrested Ed Bassett, instructor in thc Laundry Service for The available in Des Moines and other Bomb' Threat sion," the letter said. I!PI narcotics division and that in the " LEOPOLDVILLE, the Congo SUI School of Journalism, wiU cities in Iowa. He did not name last quarter, he had to cut down on - Forces of CG!. ':;;seph Mobutu embark Tuesday on the first of the other cities. CEDAR RAPIDS IA'I - About Busy Student travel for his narcotics agents so 1,100 students .nd ..achert were arresled two oC Patrice Lumum- two field trips during which he Anslinger wrote that the bur­ that the division could stay within Mnt home from McKinley Junior ba's most fanatical followers Frl- will visit some 35 Iowa high Wam & Dry (Not Folded) ...... IOc Lb. glary of the Morphy Drug Co. in its budget. H i9b School Frlcky Football Fan day but still hesitated to take di- schools. Wash, Dry and Folded . , ..... , .. . 12c Lb, Concil Bluffs in 1959 supplied $100, a"'" .n R.be cited. rec.nt survey by _nymoua. c.11ar Mid " bomb • rect action against the de posted Bassett, who is executivc secre- 000 worth of narcotics to the illicit the F.der.1 N.rcotlcs Bureau had been pI.nted in the sdwol. premier himself. tary of the Iowa High School Press Small Rugs, Blankets, Etc...... 12c Lb, market in the Midwest. th.t showed low. "nt.r the bot­ PoIic., fi,..,nen and school .u. Large Rugs ...... lSc Lb, Also in 1959, Anslinger said, a ues .RR Mobutu's men picked up Antoine ASsociation, will be making the tom of the list" concerning nar· S narcotic peddler was convicted at thoritlH searched the building Gizenga , deputy premier in Lu- field trips as a service to the ALSO GOOD FAST DRY CLEANING from In by 11 A.M. - Out by 5 P.M_ Davenport of supplying wholesale cotici probl.ms. top to bottom but found mumba's government, as he left scliools. no bomb. Students and tHch_ the official residence where Lu- During his first trip, starting Open 7 'til ., Mond.y through SaturdlY quantities of as much as two Statton said he bas had federal _. called back to .chooI for assistance lrom two U.S. agents mumba is living under U.N. mili- Tuesday Bassett plans to make ounces of heroine to dealers in the Frid.y ...... - .SllIion. For Damages that area. covering a five-state Midwest area, tary protection. half.day' stops at Independence, w.s~;:ntsWEE WASH IT ;~~ "There is no reason why the but that aid has been only occa­ AuthoritiH Pld the call was DES MOINES IA'I - A State Maurice M polo, Lumumba's Oelwein, West Union, Decorah, ' 229 S. Dubuqui Phone 7611 tr.ffic in heroin .nd other narcot­ sional. t.ken by the sc:heoI princip.!'. University 01 Iowa football fan minister of youth and sports, was '1 Guttenberg, Dubuque, Maquoketa, ic drugs cannot be eliminated Sle .....ry ehorItIy after seNol Anslinger said the special nar­ conveMd Friday morning. sued the Rock Island Railroad and tt:h~e~se~c~on~d~m~a~niiiia~r~re~s~te~d~. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ~a~nd~B~e~tt~end:o~rf~hi~gh~S~C~hOO~IS~.iiiiiiii~~~:;~~~::;;~~;::~~~~~~~~~~~~~: with proper cooperation among cotics agent he is assigning ex­ E. W_ Smith of Des Moines lor. I.w enforcement .gencles • • • clusively to Iowa will operate out She .ald a mIMled yoIc., which like of • $25,000 damages Friday, saying 'he and the courts In imposing SI' of Des Moines headquarters. He sov.-ct ttI.t yovnglter, vere sentences on convicte1l nar­ did not indicate when the agent decl.rM "There's • bomb I" the was assaulted aboard a "football cotic violaton," Anslinger .dded. would report for duty. school." The caller then ...... special" train on the way home At Friday's news conference, tn. cOlltMCHOtI lluicldy. after a game. It w.s the third .... scan Loveless and Statton set out a 3- REDS ARRESTED Roy Greenwood of Des Moines point narcotic enforcement pro­ JAKARTA, Indonesia ~bout here in • WMk, the etMr twII said be was assaulted by Smith gram Cor the 1961 Iowa Legisla­ 35 leading Indonesian Communist at St_ Patrick's P.rachial 5c:hNI I ture. The program calls for: party members have been arrested I.st Friday and lut Monday. and suffered severe face and head TH'ANK5 SO MUCH 1. Establishment of a narcotics in West Java, officials Ailidosed. AuthoritiH .alel Info~ort injuries and permanent injury to squad within the State Safety De­ President Sukarno has banned all Rout the IncI ...... Men tw- his right eye while riding on the partment. poUtical party activity until Nov. w~""'F""''''''''''' train Sept. 27, 11158. 2. Funds to carry out the oper- 30. Invelti,.tlon. offIe. in Omaha. He accused the railroad of dis­ regarding the welfare and safety of its passengers in permitting fOR A FAST, FURIOUS such assaults. The railroad has had experience Kennedy Says People ca short," Kennedy told a rally ill operating "football specials" , AND WONDERFUL * * * In Denver's Civic Center. Greenwood sald, and is familiar Uneasy About U.S. "But I do not equate criticism with "the commotion, conduct and of ~epublican leaderShip with condition of its passengers." Decline in Prestige critillism of our country. Therefore, he said, the Rock Is- land "should have taken the nec- WEEK Vice Prcsident Richard M. Nix­ "On the contrary, It is because essary degree of care to protect on" unwrapped the second part of I have falth in this countrY - be- its paid patrons from any and all his farm plan package Friday, cause I think it can do more and abuses and physical harm which telling a plowing contest, crowd in better - that I am call1ng for passengers are subject to." , Sioux Falls, S. D., it offers a real greater efforts and leadership." .._____ ,,;,;;,;, ____.'" • chance Cor farmers to prosper. In Kansas City, Sen. Lyndon B. • Sen. John F. Kennedy, mean­ Johnson, the Democratic vice­ Do Your Laundry while, said in Denver he stakes NtXOti KENNEDY presidential candidate, clli/ed for • his Democratic candidacy for the a moratorium on "the kind of In the first part of his program, !Campaigning tltat.. quemOAlll the While You • presidency on a belief that the outlined last week In Iowa, Nixon American people are uneasy about motives and patrlp~sm or a op­ favored big new sarplus disposal ponent." . • what he said in a relative decline efforts, including vastly increased Shop Hy-Yee in U.S. vitality and prestige, and Henry Cabot Lodge, the Repub­ overseas shipments to leed the lowa City's • that they want something done world's hungry peoples and crea­ lican vice-presidential candidate, about it. fiew into Ohio to ieek votes in tion of a strategic ' food .reserve Newest and Fine8t' " As in the past years, you SUI students have ltcpublican presidential candi­ for use in event of national emer­ normally Democr,,\lc Youngstown and neighboring Warren. 24 HOUR COIN date Nixon called his six-point plan gency. OPERATED LAUNDRY been just great. We appreciate the fina for raising Carm income a program Without mentioning Nixon by At the White House, it was an­ "with a heart." name, Kennedy struck back at the nounced that Secretary 01 Agri­ NOW OPEN business you have given us this past week GOP candidate's recent charges culture Eua Taft Benson will ~ts chief points call for con­ Across from Hy·Y" Groc.ry siderable increase in the amount that the Democratic candidate is leave Oct. 20 on a goodwill tour 01 and also thank you for your courteous be­ of land retired voluntarily from a spokesman for disparagment of several Latin-American nations. .t crop production and a long·term the United States; that Kelllledy This me8)lS Benson - considered havior in the store. It has been a pleasure price support system with levels was selling America short. by some Republicans as a political Kirkwood based on an average of market "There are those who say that liability - will be out of the coun· to serve you, Please stop in often during prices over immediately preced­ to call for greattlr effort and try as the presidential campaign Kwik Kleen ing crop years. greater strength is to sell Ameri- roar. toward Its climax. \ the coming school year ... we will attempt .. • to meet your every need in school books J and materials. We're making every effort to cover book shortages as fast as possiblel If We .. Act Bushed ••• Remember It's Been a Rough Week I CLOSING' AT l '. P.M. TODAY See You at the Football Game •

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Why not take a good squint at all the wonderful things for sale, rent or what-have-you. You'll find excellent rooms, houses and apartments for rent; qualified baby sitters and typists1 and occasionally even horses and cows.

Check the otJily owan classified today ••• you'll be sit­ ~"op in Air ConditioMd Comfort. ShOl ting prett)' tomorrow. Iowa', Only In tI • IrrG Book and Supply S"permarket! '"" ,