, 01 OWQn Serdng The State University of lou.:a and the People of Iowa City E labhshed In 1868 - Fave Cent a Copy AssocIated Press Leased WU'e and Wrrepho(o' UDali'd Pre ------101'3 CIty, Iowa, I'nur oay, t eoruury w, l!la9 e nroute o capu co arey eremonyJAfil1' Welcome lsfi Ozark Flight March 1'Eisenhower Makes Stop 'Airli.ne, City At Austin Officials To Get Acquainted With Mateos
To Participate STl~ , Tex. ( PI )-Prcs ident Eis nho\\cr stopped off To Cut Ceremonial in his native stat£' of Texa Ribbon At 8:30 A.M. \\'"dnC' dil ' night en route to ~Jexk-o afwr II By JIM DAVIS a fiv£' and half St.H Writ ... hour night from \\'a\hington A 20-minute Ct'rClllony is which he devoted largely to chatting Scnntc plann d to welcome Oz.'\r~ Air· with D 'mocrat· lines to Iowa Cit\' on Sllndnv. it' Leader Lyndon 6, Johmon, ~rurch 1. The firsi 07.t\rk plan~. 1 John 'on, whose hom> is about 50 miles from Austin, to arriv in Iowa Cit ' at 8:53 and Rep. Homer Thornberry (D· thut Illoming. signal the be Tex. I, rode south aboard the Col· ginning of O:r.url..'s S fvice to umbine III at Eisenhower's in this area. vitation, John on said tht' trip wa I"very delightful." ~Inyor Phillip Morgan, City Mr. Ei nhow('r 01. 0 invited tanager Pet r Roan, the presi 1I0use Speaker Sam Rayburn and dent of th Chamber of Com Rt-p, Bruce Alger (R·Tex,I to make merce, and u r presentative of the trip 10 Austin, but th y were Ihe IJniver Ity will b on hand to unable to acc{'pt. welcome the flight, according to 1.lr. Eisenhower stopped here to Sam Robinson, publicity chairman spend the night at B{'rg trom Air for the Chamber of Commerce, Force Ba e befor conLinulng on City council members and Iowa early today to Acapulco, the color City airport commission members ful Mexican resorl on the Pacific CODst where he will be the guest will al 0 be attending the cere· mony. of Mexican Pre. ident Adolfo Lo· Ozark officlals, superintendent of pez Mateos, stations, Charles Mounts; superin· Governor, Mavor There tendent of re rvation, Comrie Gov. Pric!' Daniel of Texas and MounLs; dirt'c~or of public and in· Mayor Tom MUler o( Austin were terland relations, Paul Roger., and on hand to give the President a Ozark manager for Iowa City, Jim· warm greeting a the Columbine my Williams, will assist in cutting pulled off the 2·mile long runway the ceremonial .rlbbon opening the at the big Slrategic Air Command way for Ozark s rvlce to Iowa City, Ba e. St.rts At 1:30 •. m. Johnson continued on his way to The ceremony is expected to start his home at Johnson City, but at about 8,30 a.m, March I, Will· Dan iel hopped into !..be car wit" iams said. This I~ 20 minut 5 be· the Prellident and accom,panied fore the plane IS due, Ornctal him to the air base quarters re aid It would stay on the ground erved for di tinguished visitors. fowa Cify 'Itch' only a few minutes. The Senate Democrallc leader GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS-But Richard Sherman, played by Donllid Stribling, G, Iowa City, 'Mms to be The Chamber of Commerce said who ha been a ecret conferee of the Presidcnt on at leasL two oc bored with them in II Icene from the Iowa City Community Theatre production, "The Seven Yeer ItcFl," it plans Lo serve free coffee aDd casions this year at the White The plllY will be presented February 25 through 28 at 8 p,m, in City High School's Little The.t,.., Girl. doughnuts to spectators aeter the ceremony, Hou c, said the subjects discussed surrounding Sherman are from I.ft: Mrs, Hood Gardner; Mrs, John McGlaughlin; Sandy Miller, 43, The night arriving at 8:53 a,m, during the trip covered a broad Davenport; Sharon Brady, A3, Grand Junction; Nancy Roberson, A4, Iowa City; Mn, James L• .,is, Sunday wiu be the fir t of Ozark's range of it ms, with particular -Daily Iowan Photo by Charles Deuttth. scheduled nights; it will depart attention to Mexico and Johnson's east-bound at 8:56 and arrive in Escapees And Loot recent visit with Lopez Mateos. Chicago at 10:20 a.m. The olher FOUR IOWA CITY JAIL ESCAPEES po .. with officers in Ceder City, Utah, behind items found In th.ir G.t.Acquainted M•• ting * * * easL·bound night leaves Iowa City car after their capture by highway patrolmen near the south.rn Utah city. Front row, from left, Larry After the President reached his at 4 :02 p.m. and arrives in Chica· quarter on the base, h , the Gov- 'Ie Theater's Ervin, II; Lee Jacobi, II, lind SherlH Otto Fife of Iron COlmty. Standin", from left, George Morse, 17; Ferrell, Simms To Repeat go at 5:26. rnor, Mayor Miller and Lhe Presi· 'Seven Year Itch' The first night west-bound (rom L.... n Stimmel, 21, and Deputy SherlH Arthur N.lson, Stimm.1 is from Iowa City, the other youths ar. dent's brother chatted briefly in Chicago will leave at 11 a.m., ar· from Rock Islllnd, The arr.. tillt oHlnr .ald Ont told him, "You wouldn't have cau9ht UI if ·the ammu· the chief executive' Itting room, Opens Feb. 2S riving here at 12:34, The second nition hadn't be.n locked in the trunk," Johnson County officials will return the youths to Iowa City. then Mr. Eisenhower turned in Carnegie Concert At SUI daily flight leaves Chicago at 5 p.m, -AP Wlr.photo. early to get as much sleep as A escaping from reality into and arrives here at 6:34. man BY KAY LUND and John Simms created as possible beCore his jam-packed a world of dreams is lhe theme oC UN It Or Lose It schedule in Mexico today. StaH Writer beautifully molded, genlle, and Late last year the civil areonau! a pjlay, "The Seven Year Itch," Two SUI faculty members, John fine boned a Brahm's Sonata in G The President and Lopez Mateos ics board granted Ozark authority will get acquaint d on a yacht ride to be presented February 25·28 by Ferrell, violinist, and John Simms, (Op. 78, as one is likely to hear. Political Leader Should Practice to serve Iowa City on the Des over sparkling Acapulco Bay and the row a City Community Theatre. pianist, will give a repeat perfor· Without flashy dynamIC contrasts, Moines·Chicago route. The author· mance Sunday or a concert they the conception and execution were over a lunch and two dinners in 'Four SUI students will take part ization was granted on a tempor· two of lIle most elegant hotels in presented in Carnegie Recital Hall, yet so consistent that this listener ary " use it or lose it" basis, in the performances in the City New York, on Dec. 15. was completely persuaded . . . . Controlling His Mind: U Thittila this hemi phere, Lopez Maleos has The Ozark office at the airport 00 t\ \t\ (\mC~ (\t\\":j a ia\'(\":j os't\I:I't\. High School Litlle Theatre. The concert, sponsored by the The Debussy Sonata. too, was has been accepting reservations By CORKY STERLING Student Union Board, is Lo be held susceptible to a similar approach "they can bring harm and destruc· control of the mind because "I'd· time and Mr. Eisenhower has not The plot or the play evolves since Monday, St.H Writ.r tion of lives and property." ucated people wilh minds thaL at 3:30 p.m. in the Main Lounge or and warm tone . , , . Mr. Simms meL him. United Airlines, which has been aren'l controlled are more danger around Richard Sherman, a young the Iowa Memorial Union. was a skillful partner, and the two "The political leaders of the Impurities Of Mind Secondly, they hope to have talks serving Iowa City, will discontinue ous than uneducated people, for of a general nalurc, publishing house executive played The program will consist oC the seemed ,well suited to chamber world need to practice controlling Impurities of the mind, like hat· service Feb. 28. UniLed has been they know how to create destruc· Mr. Eisenhower told his news by Donald W. Stribling, G, Iowa Brahms "Son aLa in G major, Op. music in the real sense of the their minds," U ThUtila, Burmese red and selfishness, occur when the serving Iowa City with one night tion ... conference it would be "quite naL 78", Stravinsky's "Duo Concert· word." scholar and Buddhist holy man, mind is distracted, U TilitUla said. City. Sherman becomes bored with East and one night West daily. "The mind," U Thittila said, "is ural to expect that we would be said in a lecture sponsored by the Controlling the mind is the only life and seeks an escape by dream· ante", a Debussy "Sonata", and Ferrell, a member of the SUI talking about a number of things the Bartok "Rhapsody No. 1." faculty since 1954, is a graduate Graduate College, School of Re· way to make the mind a better a power to think or know." The ing he is a ladies man. of common interest." But he said Both musicians were warmly oC the Eastman School of Music Dave Killiger Iigion, and Oriental Studies Wed· power than man·made force like mind, like electricity, is merely Other stlldents in the play are nesday aL Old Capitol. atomic energy. the "basic purpose" of the visit praised in the reviews oC the Mu where he studied with Andre de a power thal is neither good or is to "pay my respects to the presi- Sandy Miller, A3, Davenport: Shar sicia] Courier magazine for their Ribaupierre, At sur Ferrell is a Named To SUI U Thittila said the mind, when Defining Buddhism, U Thittila bad. The Buddhists believe in the dent of a great neighboring reo on Brady, Ag, Grand Junction; and Carnegie Hall concert. member of the University String properly developed, can influence said, "It i religion of the heart public," Nancy Roberson, A4, Iowa City. The review stated, "John Ferrell Quartet and the University Sym· Traffic Court people and bring them to a peace that mu t be practiced." He said phony Orchestra. One of the two vacancIes on the and understanding oC the world. the applicationof Buddhism is dOne Simms, head of piano instruction Student Traific Court of Appeals "When the minds of political lead through education that is " not the * * * at SUI, has been a member of the was filled Wednesday night at a ers aren't controlled," he said, mere acquisition of knowledge, but faculty sinc 1947. He holds a special session of the sur Student ______the use of it in developing strong bachelor of music degree from the Council in Lhe Union. The new persona lily. " Curtis Institute of Music, Philadel- court justice, ' Dave Killinger, A4, Practice Over Theorios phia, and a master of fine arts de· rowa City, will represenL Interfra· Defense The practice and application of gree from SUI, ternity Council on Lhe court. Buddhism is more important than Simms has appeared as soloist The addition of Killinger to the iLs theories, IJ Thittlla said. "An with major symphony orcheslras court brings its membership up to Education idea not followed by practice is throughout the United States. four ; one short o( a full staff. The like a brig hI flower thal 'has no With Rafael Druian, concertmaster present court includes Don Lind· scent or bears no fruit. of the Mil1neapolis symphony Or- holm, A3, Burlington, Dave Coppin, Act "Practicing Buddhism, besides chestra Simms reocrded 15 sooa. CS, ElmhursL, m., and Pat Smith, developing tbe mind, involves reo tas for' violin and plano. One oC A2, Elmhurst, ru. Miss Smith is fraining from doing evil and doing ' the recordings was named by the newly e1ect~ chief justice of * what is good, U ThilLUa said. Time Magazine among the ten best the court replacmg Keith Burgett, Students Drlnlt rakes Mind records of 1955, 1.3, Guthrie Center, one o( two jus· Buddhists don't use inLoxicating Sunday'S concert is free of tice~ .who haye ~esigned . drugs for medical purposes, U charge and open to the public Klllmger said hiS reason for want- Can Apply Thittila said. The Buddhisls be· . ing to serve on the court is it will lieve in the philosophy "when a be good experience for him as he For SUI Grant man takes a drink, drink takes is entering law school next year. a man," he said. Killinger apparently had some In 6 Areas Doing good means to the Bud Weather doubts about his new position. When dhist doing positive actions op C 0 u n c I I members congratulated po ite of the evil actions he is to him on his good humor, he replied, avoid V Thillila said. The truthful Forecast "Let's hope r don't lose it by the * Buddhist who is kina and tries end of the year_" Complete Details to be of service Ii ves up to the TODAY In other action Wednesday nlght theory of Buddhism. Careers Conference Cloudy the Student Council voted to include The system for developing the in the All-Campus Elections bal Friday mind has three stages for the Bud . SUI COLLEGIATE CHAMBER of Commerc. board memlten ma a High 20 dhists: morality, concentration or lots the candidates for five posi fin.1 check on a ,"fir to be ..nt out hwltl.. ,tilden" to attend tions on the proposed Student lib in meditation, and wisdom, U Thit FRIDAY eral Arts Advisory Board. This in· tila said. "The ethical prinCiples the 141h annllal BUlin ... Careen Confel'MCo. It will ... hold Peb. John Ferrell, John Simms Not So Cold c1usion is subject to the approval of rneralitl' are not enough. Con 24·25 at SUI. Board membon Incl*, from loft. LIO GoP, Bur"", Light Snow of the new board by the College of -lhl"'Doily Iowan centration helps man to live right ton; H_arcl Abrahams. CliHsldo. N. J., and GIor.. Lohr, Kirk .. Carnegie Hall Concert At SUI Sunday Liberal Arts, March 4, , I ly and wisdom is an application of ville, Mo.-SUI Photo_ Humor And Nostalgia ... I English "Pupil~~ '21 I
J THURSDAY, FEB. If, lf59 lew. City, Iowa Rrepare E~~~O Of I Thc.Daily Iowan" written and edued byltooenb mad " governed by a board 01 five ltudem trustees elected by , . , In Works Of Thomas Assignments .. IINIIudrnI hodylUld four faculty tnIIt_ appointed by the preridem of the l'nicerlity. The Daily lowtJ/ft', .1U1tftIl policy, 'horefore. " not an erpraftoti of SUI odminlsCTatlon policy or OJIinlDn, in any particWcr. EDITOR'S NOTE; This is the ordinated with book report to: second of a four·part series jects in English classes, encour ,Frol1 A *Daily Iowan* Review* * * * * * * dealint with various fields of ages the student to read widelY.IA l By FRED WILKINS instruction in the lowl City Results of reading comprea.. .1 school system. Tomorrow: Ian. IProtection We Cannot Afford "There is in most people," sion tests are used to help 8tU- •• guage instruction. dents to choose books within lheir' " wrote Dylan Thomas, "a need 10 7The djsasterous tornado which swept the efforts of our F£'deral ivil Defense Ad The many rather elementary range of understanding. JI share enthusia m," and on Wed mini tration and the local civil d fense set-up courses in English and exposi Eighth graders are required" _oil through mid-town St. Louis la t week killing nesday evening at the spacious tory writing in our universities write one research paper using .1J ', Memorial Union, Thomas's own which xi t (mostly in name only, in many today have become a necessity, least five reference sources. 'I1Ie ~b a 21 persons and injuring scores of others has vast enthusiasm for life was shar citie . many say, because instruction length is decided each year by'! .: provided still another indication of th seriolls ed by Emlyn Williams and a in grammer, spelling and the the individual instructors. Repoint because in the high dents who will not gblock access. chosen, providing well rounde~ ,.: loser will face the decision wheth a week. This course, which is co- English education at all levelr, n controls on the way to their The basic concept is that the er to surrender or to use the last cupation forces in Berlinl they Soviet Union does not want a war desperate means for survival. OFFICIAL DAILY 8ULLETIN chiatry, Washington UniversitYlI lD St. Louis - "Research in the · -,• I$- - ~~ University Area of Convulsive Therapy" - , bauer To The Editor- Psychopathic Hospital Classr~.qrll ~. ~ 12:15 p.m. - AAUW Luncheon; ~~ . ~.. Calendar Panel presented by Literature ~~~ Does Humanist;'Have Place ....:::: Group - University Club .Roollll, , . Between lowa Memorial Union. " THURSDAY, FEB. 19, 1959 7:30 p.m. - Basketball - Ohio ';. February 14 through 19 State vs lowa - Fieldhouse. " In ' A · Scientific World? Sunday, February 22 The GREEK WEEK 2:30 p.m. - Iowa Mountaineers • the editor: imprint traits and habits? Let us 4 p.m. - AWS Corrce Hour - Film-Lecture - Julian Gromer ..... " have gathered that this is the examine tile problem before u . Library Lounge. "Canada Coast to Coast" - Mac· ' lion for persorlel-questions· We (USA) have a /lew satellite 8 p.m. - School oC Religion bride Auditorium. iJ made·public. The question in my ih the air. What does this mean to Lines presents Lecture by Eberhard C. Monday, February 23 7:30 p.m. - Basketball, purdro ~nd since the Humanities So· the bricklayer? How does he H. Arnold - Senate Chamber, By BILL SCHUSTER Old Capitol. vs. lowa - Fieldhouse. I!iety Lecture Monday night is: know if this is vital to his ex RESIDENTS OF VAN DER 9 to 12 p.m. - Triangle Club Tuesday, February 24 after ProCessor Veatch, what? perience or not? A grcat jump is 8:30 a .m. to 5 p.m. - Careet'S IE E house at Hillcrest have their Dance - Triangle Club Rooms, r Conference, Collegiate Chambl!t"l1 <2> ~E~B.t-o=1oC Those of us who were philosophi necessary between scientific own solution to the snow shovel Iowa Memorial Union. '9r" THI! ~tf/ .... ~ ~ ~_ cally aroused by his lecture must knowledge and what we need to ing problem. A few days after Friday, February 20 of Commerce - House and seh~ ." ate Chambers, Old Capito\' ;,. I find ourselves some solution. or know for daily life. But the gulf each snowstorm they shovel the 8 p.m. - CPC Concert, Bernard Wednesday, February 25 1 ., Foreign Policy Decision risk what the Professor called Hillcrest sidewalk themselves. Pfeiffer Trio - Macbride Aud will rem3in unbridged until hu 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. - Careers "Intellqctual vanity," by thinking IlU\ns use their rational powers Then a sign is displayed stating: itorium. certain problems below us. The "This sidewalk shoveled by Van Conference, Collegiate Chambe to find a solution. In addition to of Commcrce. ' '1, question and answer period after der 3ee JIouse-.someone else Saturday, February 21 the nature of truth, the signifi" 11 a.m. - PsychiatriC Lecture cram his lecture indicated clearly that shovel the bridge." 8 p.m. - Dorian Society, Luth~f r. Minor cance of beauty is variously in - Dr. Geo. A. Ulelt, Pro£. Psy- College - Macbride AuditoriulT\o,' his initial warning was necessary. terpreted. The scientists may see and U.niversity Bulletin Board He had said that he knew little beauty in the habitual order of • • • 21," by Ih.honlt, Bullo'" Bear•• o"~u "' ••, 'e ro.elv.' a' Tbe OaU, Iowan olnet!". Room ~O l Commanl.a about science, and was presenting positive and negative particles; PETER· TRIPP, New York disk .. ) Carol ..~ •• Ce.'.r, b, '10 ... or Ill. 'a, 'efor. pllbllcallon. Tho, m•• t be I,pod and "rn." b, .n ...... r or a "problem for the consideration i el••• ar ar lbe arraDlaatiaD belD, p.bU...... Pur.', 1O.'al r.aeUoal are .0' .n .. ,b,. ror Ibl ••••1l0D. the brieklaycr may find in the jockey, got nation-wide publicity :1'11 0 0., will of his listeners. The Queslion and when he went 201 consecutive .:r.. l Lois UkrvEUI" CQOPI!RATJVI! BABY- THE FRENCH CLUB will pr• • ent lon- W.dne, day. F~b. :5.. Siudenla elC- symmetry of buildings another Good Listening- ~ strrmG LEAGU book wUl be In elco', "La Cantalrlce Chouve" Feb. pecUng 10 take Ihl. examination arTSwers emphasized the fact that klnd of bcauty. Emerson says: hours without slcep. That's noth· )(!a prano, eharse of Mrs. BIO@fII Irom Feb. 18 20 and 21 at 8 p.m. at Sheller Theat r should noll(y th... creta 1')1. Room 213 tht;. problem was none too clear ing, 10,000 SUI students make , r lLt-- day at A 10 March 3. Phone her at 8-5998 If a dlreclly north of University Th.oter. University J:lol! by Feb. 20. "Beauty can )'lever be clutched; • 'Iter o. Inlonnatlon 1. desired. Tlckela ean be obtaIned IlL 307 5 .11. in bis own mind. And one must similar claims evcry final weck. li~11 Hall . admit lhat it is a complex prob· in persons and in nature is equal LIBRARY HOUR: Monday - Satur ly inaccessible . . . Glory is not • • ,.:I I The day.,: 7:30 - 2 •.m .; Sunday 1:30 p .m. - lem: how can we know which • Today On WSUI "'LA. BADIllDiTON-- CLUB wUl LAMBDA CH] ALPIIA Fraternltv for hands to handle." This is "1 2 a .tn. lie erve De.lt: Monday-Thura world is real, the world of THE LIQUOR REFERENDUM meet ellery Monday and Wednesday will hold a lpeclal meeting Feb. 19 at day, 8 8.m.-':50 p.m.: Frlday-Satur I , from 4:15 to S:15 In the lar,e gym 7:30 p.m. In Conlerence Room 2 01 science or the "lived world"? more true than one might think, is getting the royal run-around 01 the Wom.n·. Oym. d8J: 8 a .m.-4:S0 p.m.: 7-9:50 p.m .; DON JUAN IN HELL, Bernard TWO SOI.OISTS and a sym· the Union. A representative from Ihe S~day: 2-4:50 p.m; 7-9:50 p.m. even at a second glance. It cer in the Iowa Legislature. No one generol lroternJty will be pre ent. All This is a 20th Century common Shaw's brilliant dialogue from phony orchestra dominate the- " transfer and graduate student mem ~ -- tainly is difficult to define beauty. seems to want to press the issue. P..r
The new ',ANU7S book fl. ., by Charle. M. Schulz t TO APPEAR IN It' ... 1 •••An . , I festival ghillie 'The--TIaily Iowan Slip into the sl.nde,.... p5YC~ IA1RIC CARE shoe .ver . • . . .nd lit· .r.lly ,Up Into Spring. 54 SPRING< FASHION EDITION , fJ~BootMop MARCH 12 128 East Washington p ... 4-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, la.-Thursday, Feb. " , "5' . '" lit .. . ~ _ •• Hawk-Cyclone lilt Big Ten Vio,latioB 'egr Brechler: Oklahoma State, Oklahoma- Olmedo 2nd Workless Pay Rules Forbid Seeded; Savitt To Be Given Forced Game Wrestlers Meet 2 By GEORGE KAMPLING end. He said that usually the two are Dick Beattie, 157, and Duane 1st In Indoor pcc Tearns DES MOINES (A'! - Athletic I Staff Writer Oklahoma leams are the stronge t Murty. who wrestles in the 177- EUGENE, Ore. fA'! - Nort1lr Director Paul Brcchler aid Wed· in the country. pound division. There are also three NEW YORK IA'I - If Alex Ol division schools, left wilh a d)'illt M Iowa' unbeaten wre tling team nesday that Iowa would jeopardize Force~ Depleted 1958 .C.A.A. second place win medo is the best amaleur tennis Pacific Coasl Conference on t1IeIr 'j. Wedt travels inlo the capital oC colle ners on the Slate learn, Bobby Tay player in lhe world. as many con prea its Big Ten conference member· giate wresWng thi week-end, fac The Iowa grapplers will be with hands when other collegCll -.itIJ. ship if required by an act of the out the services oC two top wre t· lor, 123·pounder; Bob Herald, 130, tend, he'lI get another chance to t ~ ing the defending N.C.A.A. cham and Shelby Wilson. 147. prove it this weekend. drew, turned Wednesday toward a ucs Legislature to meet Iowa Slate in pion Oklahoma State. Friday, and lers, Bob Ri hm and John Kelly, through scholastic ineligibility, and Oklahoma, third place winner in program of outright financial aiel ,1{sit a football game. the .C.A.A.'s number tbr team, old Oklahoma Unh"l'rsity on Saturday. anolher, 147·pound Don Tucker, due the 1958 .C.A.A. meel, beat Iowa NEW YORK (AP) - Art An· to athletes. Brechler said: to injury. The Iowa coach said Slate, 17-9. Among the top grapp· drews of low. City meets Earl The old requirement o( so many SpM Coach Dave McCuskey said of lhe it wlll probably be another week lers on tlle Sooner squad is another Buchholz Jr. of St. Louis in a d;l.Ys. "There's a ruling in the Big Ten two team, thal Iowa will really hours of work in exchange for or so before Tucker's hip injury. national chompion. 137-pound Paul firJt round match of the National fO\ that control of each chool's poli have good competition this week· board, room, tuition and boob sufCered in the Colorado School of Aubrey. Other outstanding wrest Indoor championships tonight. will be dropped. powe cies must be in the hands of its Mines meet. will be healed enough lers for the Oklahoma team are athletic council. Should outside to allow him to resume competi Shelton, 123, and Abel, 130. The University of Oregon's alb· pressure groups, or individuals, tion. Both Here Next Month The 22·year-old U.S. Davis Cup letic director, Leo Harris, said the have the power or influence to set Schoendienst hero will make his firsl U.S. start program has been approved fA athletic policies, then the school Leading "MeCuskey's MauIers" Iowa wrestling fans will be able of the year in the National Indoor principle by the university, but will be three grapplers with per to see both of lbe Oklahoma teams involved would not have control fect records. These are 123·pound in action during lhe N.C.A.A. cham Championships. opening loday at details still were to be worked 0Ul. ' of its policies. In Operation; Larry Moser, unbeaten in nine pionships to be held in the Field the 7th Regiment Armory. Oregon State and WashlnllOll Could Force Game straight meets; Big Ten 137·pound hou e March 26-28. Olmedo must (ace a strong in· Slate also were expected to do champion Gene Luttrell, al 0 un Coach McCuskey said the start ternational field. including cup away with labor programs. "I realize that the Towa Legi la May Play beaten in nine meets; and heavy ing line-u!) [or the Iowa tearns will tea mm ales Barry MacKay and Oregon. Oregon State. Washlll(. ture could force a game between weight Gordon Trapp, unbeaten in probably be the same as that Earl Buchholz. But, more than ton State and Idaho will be ~ Iowa and Iowa State, but at the ST. LOUIS IA'I - A physician five matches. Jim Craig, Iowa 177- which went against Michigan. This that, he also probably must out- adrift when the Pacific Coast Con. risk of our school being expclled last the formidable Dick Savitt, ference is dissolved July 1. for Red Schoendienst said Wednes pounder, 10 t a 3-2 decision in the probable slarting line-up is Moser. from the Big Ten." Michigan meet Saturday and is 123 ; Vince Garcia. 130 ; Lultrell, who won the Australian and Wim- ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; A bill has been introduced in day "We arc optimlstie about now 8·1 for the season. 137; Bob Davitt, 147; Tom Hal bleton titles in 1951 and then quit the Iowa Senate proposing a foot· DISCUSSING POSSIBILITIES of wlnnmg. Ralph Rieks. assistant Red's chances of playing ba eball ford, 157; Joe Mullins. L67; Craig, bigtime competitive tennis. in 1960 bul we can't state flatly Okhhoma and Oklahoma Slale ball game each year between the coech, and Dave McCuskey, head coach of the Hawkeye wrestling have met twice this year, with 177 ; and Trapp, heavyweight. He subsequently returned and Edward S. Rose ..,.- two slate institutions. team prepare for a rough weekend egelnst defending N.C .A.A. thaI he'll play. even after tomor· won tllis tournament last year and Slate winning the first meet 19·7. The Cinal dual and home meet Vitamins ar. e greet aid tow.N Iowa Slate athletic officials have row's operation." for the Iowa team will be at 1:30 is favored to repeat as the No. 1 chCiI1'\pions, Oklahome Stete, and the N.C.A.A.'s number three Saturday, Oklahoma won 14·12. beHer health - how iJ y_ ~ i indicated they woul'd favor such a team, Oklahome.-Daily lowen Photo by Ben Blackstock. The great Milwaukee Braves see· Among Oklahoma Stale's other p.m. Feb. 28 against Purdue. seeded player. ply? - w. suggest our Multi t game. ond ba t'man has tuberculosis and dual meet viclories this year was Tournament directors had no Vitamins Formulation - " .. Asked ' if Iowa on its own would will und rgo surgery lor removal a 24-0 romp over Mankalo State hesitancy about subordinating Ol mins - Minerals - liv.r E.trtet c consider renewing Cootball rela· oC a small diseased portion of his of Minnesota. the defending cham Kansas Football Coach medo to the No. 2 spot despite - of high potency and prkt4i r j lions with Iowa Stale, Brechler lung. pion small college wrestling team. his brilliant recent record oC al fairly - Get them today - e said: Veeck Continues Sox BUYi Bitten By Brown Spider Dr. William A. Werner, one of Another decIsive win posted by mosl singlehandedly winning the h Davis Cup and then scoring in the Commitments Until '63 his physicians, said "we're still Oklahoma Slate was the 19-7 de LAWRENCE, Ran. IA'I - The hedging about 1960." He added cision over the 1958 N.C.A.A. run illness or Jack Mitchell, Univer Australian National Championship. DRUG SHOP "Right now such a game would Court To Rule en Estate thot cho ndienst's physIcians ner·up, Iowa State. sIty oC Kansas football coach, has The young Peruvian is not ac· 109 S. Dubuque St. be out of the question as we have haven'l changt'd their opinion that N.C.A.A. Champions been diagno ed as a brown spider cuslomed to hardwood play. other commitments until 1963. CHICAGO IAP )-Ba cball's rOll-I A hearing is scheduled Friday Red probably won't be able to play Oklahoma Slate has lwo N.C.A.A. bite, not scarlet fever. "And by 1964 we have to starl ing stone. Bill Veeck, Wednesday I Probatl' Court on Chuck's pc this year. champions on lheir squad. Th se A physician said Wednesday the arranging our schedules which will app ared deslinl'd to become a tilion to pr venl Dorothy from scll two ailments have similar sym· lead to a round robin conference rock in the Chicago White Sox ing her 1.541 tock share from the toms and often are confused. schedule by 1965. foundation. till un ellled estale oC Uleir moth- First With The Most- "In 1965 we'll be playing nine What's more, the former ring- er, Mrs. Grace Comiskey, and IOWA HIGH SCHOOL c nfel'ence games and one non· master oC the Cleveland Indians. otherwise foul up the deal with BASKETBALL SECTIONAL eonference game. Iowa. no doubt. (By the Author of" Rally ROlmd the Flag, BOY3f' lind, St. Louis Brown and Milwaukee eck. "Barefoot Boy with Chuk.") will include Notre Dame, as it Brewers, will have over $300.000 The 44 -year-old Veeck empha- Re boun d s A id 5 partans AA-Iowa Adit~ u;3~a t~~ scaline 37 has in the past, on its schedule. lied up in the Sox in which he and sized thal Chicago is hi home 'th 16.9 for At Iowa City CHICAGO lAP) - It appears game, co mp a re d WI Wilton Junction 57, U. IIigh 44 Pleasant Relations even colleagues Tuesday pledgl'd town. to buy controlling interest by INTENDS TO STAY Michigan State's Spartans will reo MJchigan State's Johnny Green. Regina 59, West Branch 53 "Iowa and Nolre Dame have en March 31. "I hove returned here at long bOund right into the Big Ten bas THE PEN IS MIGHTIER THAN THE SMOOCH ketball throne room. Other top scorers include: WiI- ~-~-=:======fl wyn joyed plea ant relations and just $2.7 OFFER last," he told newsmen, "and I lie Merriweather. Purdue. third "I hav£' as much of my own intend to stay." CWcial conference stati lics Back in my eourting days (the raccoon ~oat was all the rage, with 21.7. followed by Dave Gun everybody WllS singing Good Morning, Mister Zip Zip Zip, and, money invested in the club as any At the moml'nt, thl' Veeck group Thursday di closed thal the first ther, Iowa, 20.7: Larry Siegfried. young Bonaparte had ju t left Corsica), bllCk, I say, in my body 'Isc," Vceck said of the is approaching huck. who con place Spartan lead only in the Ohio State, 20.6 : Green. Michigan $2,700.000 offer to purchas Doro lrols 46 Pl"r cl'nt of the stock , a retrieving department. Bul they State 20.2; Joe Ruklick, North courting days, the tandard way to melt Il girl's heart 1I'as to U1Y Comiskey Rigney's 54 per cent gl'nUy as pos ible. [t is avoiding are doing a whale of a job in that. weslern, t9.7 ; Clarence Wordlaw. ~. write poetry to her. Sox holdings . any publiC issue over dub control. Their average of 62 rebounds [owa, 19.4 ; Wilson Ei,on, Purdue, I Ski Lodge "[ do not inlend La mov(' this A member of Lhe syndicate, Ar r I don't understand why young men today have abandoned per game in 10 league contest, 8 19.2; GeOl'ge Lee, Michigan, 19.1. club el wher." said Veeck, thur C. Allyn Jr., a hicago in more than runnerup Indiana, has SKI EVERY NITE & I this gambit. There is nothing like poetry Cor moving a difficult who e proposed pUt·cha. (' momen· vestment broker, remarked: been a prime facLol' in the Spar· CHAMP WINS ALL DAY ON SAT. & SUN. ji girl. Whllt's more, poems are ridiculously easy to write. The tarily is complicated by a legnl "We have agreed to buy 54 per range of subjects is endless. You clln write a poem about a girl's tans' mnrch to a paccselling 8·2 TOKYO fA'! - World flyweight I ruckus between Dorolhy and her ct'nt-just that. Whether that con record in th champion hip ract'. Phone 4504 or 313\ • Mt. Vernon hair, her eyes, her lips, her walk, her talk, her clothes-anything champion Pascual Perez of Argen Palisades State Park brother. Sox Vice President Chuck stitutes buying the White Sox ball lIlinois despile a 5·5 perform· at all. Indeed, one of my most effective love lyrics was called Comiskey. club i a que tion for coun. e\''' tina floored and deCisively out So _ ance, is the Big Ten's scoring pointed Japan's Kenji Yonekura To Mauel', Pencil Boz. It went like this: '11 leader with an 85.4-polnt average. in a nonliUe 1().round bout Wednes- I t Bob Pettit Top Professional Athlete Michigan State is next with 84 .2. day night. a For January; Billy Welu Second Leading defensive team is Min 11 nesola. tied with Ohio State for h NEW YORK IA'I - Bob Peltit, falo. finished second with 73 seventh in the landings, with an 69.4. 81. LOUIS Hawks' scoring star. pqints. average yi Id of Purdue 64 lead in field goal accuracy with p Wednesday was named winner of SCORES 90 POINTS a 42 .5 percentage. the January prize in the S. Rae CIIlCAGO (11'1 - Darius Cun- In the individual scoring race. Paul Brechler Hickok pro athlete of the year hogan ningham. a 5·10 junior, scored 90 Minnesota's Ron Johnson last Gives Warnillg poll {or 1959. The 6·9 basketball poinls Wednesday in leading Car week regained the lead from Mich· service about every fan would not want great accumulated 220 points in ver High School basketball team igan's M. C. Burton. Johnson has lhe balloting by a naUonal panel to a 112·51 viclory over Morgan a 9-game average of 23.3 against such a game terminated." A college HOME for your car, Brechler also was asked why oC sports wrilers and sporlscast Park. He scored 35 field goals and 22.4 [or Burlon in the same num just a block south ers. Billy Welu, who won the AII Iowa in recent years included Big 20 free throws. Cunningham bas ber of games. of the library I Eight Conference schools on its Star Bowling Tournament in Buf- scored 317 poInts In nine games. Burton, however, continues to schedule, other than Iowa State. lead in rebounding with L7.3 per fella! box' Itwtllt liktl!t/S: The Iowa athletic director re lnllour dear lillie Icatheretle pencil boz . plied : Iowa . Individual Statistics Are penc-i{, of yellow and red, "We do not make it a policy to --- . And if you don't tell me you love me .oon, play Big Eight teams. It just so FG ~ I'll hi/, you on top of tM head. happened Iowa had an open date G FG Pet FT FTA PF TP Make BREMERS Your Headquarters ~ this year on Oct. 31 and Kansas D. Gunther, f . , 13 157 · .428 95 134 38 409 Honesty compels me to admit that this poem fell short of Stale had one, too. So we sched· For All Arrow Merchandise ~ IIUCeese. Nothing daunted, I wrote another ono. This time I u1 ed Kansas Stale." C. Wordlaw, ( 18 102 .414 56 82 45 260 Brechler was in Des Moines for N. Genlry, c 18 71 .356 73 100 54 215 pulled a switch i I threatened myself instead of Maud. a speaking engagement. M. Heitman. g . 18 48 .3n 16 21 46 112 B. Washington, g . . 18 44 .393 12 20 30 100 Ola , AI aud, pray stop thi8 drivel R. Zagar. g 14 30 .33,7 28 39 24 88 BREMERS ~ And leU me you'U be mine, F. Mundt, c 14 15 .278 16 27 24 46 For my meetbreads they do 8hrivel Littler Favored B. Carpenter, g ...... 11 18 .429 6 12 12 42 A nd wind around mlJ spine. P. Schebler, f . ... . ,...... 5 10 .400 5 10 5 25 In Texas Open G. Seaberg, f ...... 13 6 .240 11 14 15 23 2..u,~~~~~~ !Ify heart doth cease its beating, D. Harring, [ . . . .. •. 14 8 .286 5 15 16 21 My Bpleen uncoils and warps, SAN ANTONIO, Tex. IA'I - Gene E. Nau. g ...... 11 6 .194 5 7 8 17 !If y liver stops secreting Littler. the hot-shooting blond Crom D. Runge, c ...... , . . 7 2 .167 2 2 4 6 Soon 1 needs be a corpse. San Diego, drew most of the talk M. Dull, f ...... •.•.... . 2 0 .000 0 0 1 0 --..... Wednesday as a field o( 150 pre- L. Kewney, g . 3 0 .000 0 1 0 0 When this heart-rending ballad failed to win Maud, r eculd pared lo move out in the opening Team Totals 18 517 .319 330 492 322 1,364 Check this new collar style only conclude that she was cruel and heartless and I was better round of the $20,000 Texas Open Opponents' Totals . 11 54 .m 291 447 361 1,311 Golf Tournament. . Season's Record, W-8, L·1O off without her. Accordil\l!ly I took back my Hi-Y pin, bade her There were a dozen faVOrites Big Ten W-5 L-5 - the ARROW Glen adieu, and have not clapped eyes on her ince. lAist I heard, but Litlier, a former Texa~ Open ___'__ • ____ _ ~;--;;=:------..:=--..:=::=..-==, she was working in Galve ton as a Plimsoll line. champion and winner oC the last COLLEGE BASKETBALL But I did not mourn Maud long, for after Maud C&llle Doris two tournaments on the current North Carolina 74, N. Carolina SEE NALL'S FOR Here's a broadcloth shirt with pro golfing tour, appeared to be St. 67 Doris of the laughing eyes, Doris of the shimmering hair, Doris the man most likely to succeed in Kentucky 83. Vanderbilt 71 --. feitures that please the college man of the golden tibiae I Within moments of meeting her, I whippHl the 72·hole show that starts today West Virginia 90, Pitt 69 FOREIGN CAR with an eye for style, The collar up a torrent of trochaic tetrameter: over the Brackenridge Park Air Force Acad. 77, Creighton " course. COmaha) 62 Sales & Service (button-down, of course), is a shorter, OIL, my sweet and dulcet Doris' But there are plenty of par· jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ neater-looking model. The fine 1 love you like a Philip M orri8 wreckers like Jimmy Demarel, Doug Ford, Julius Boros, Jack Featuring: OPEL broadcloth cools you throughout With its mild and rich tobacco BOWLERS: In its whiU and 8carlet pack-o. Burke, Mike Souchak, Chandler the warm days ahead. Harper, Marty Furgol, Jerry Barb- Then ",III b •• meetln, tor aU men I'd swim frolll Louisville to N aiche: (nitre ted In a Icr.teh bowlin, er, AI Beselink, George Bayer, l ..,.g. tills 1II00d.y. Feb ....y ellrd. There are trim For Philip Morris and you and malchel. Billy Maxwell and the 1958 Texas :~ ;~": I~':~ ~.!.hoerl:tV~7:n.01l'''' checks in many Open champion, Bi\J_J~o~h~n~st~o~n.:..._~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Well, of course, the dear girl couldn't resillt a poem like that color combinations, Europe's Most -what girl could?-and she instantly became my slave. For MWMW~WMWMWMWMWMWMWMWMWMW solids and white, of course. the re t of the semester she carried my books, washed my car, S ~ Distinguished Economy Carl $4.00 up. and cored my apples. There is no telling where it all would ~ M ~ hll.Ve ended if she hadn't been drafted. ~ lA~~ ~ ~ ~ So, men, YOli ean sec the power of poetry. Try it YOlIl'8elf. All ~ It's sharp! In great! It's CORDON for summerl ~ YOll need is a rhyming 'dictionary, a quill pen, and a aecond· ~ . ~ hand muse. 01.61. Ii.. aw- 210 ·224 E. Burlinvton ~ . Whitebook~Jl1en's:wear ~ ~21RRO~ • • • Lei', drop rll"me aiad lurn 1o reason. TI,. realOn M.r/lIoro SUPER RAMA ~ 1 sOUI~ dubu9ue :Wff! ~ AUTO first in fashion hall 110M 1o Ille IIead 01 Ille filler clgarett, cia.. I•• ,,,.,./,: "OWlClI}',lowa ~ J: 30 YEARS OF SELLlliG bett,r " mGkl"'."~ ifal10r that 111.... , II lilt.r thllt KOrb. MWMWMWMWMWMWMWMWMWMWMWMW QUALITY AUTOMOBILES Marlboro-from the maker. 01 Philts> Motrle, THE DAilY JOWAN-Iow.. City, la..-Thursday, Feb. " . ,.st-P... S ELEMENTARY BOOK No White Children Attend Vanguard II r LL BO ~ - Amain Conan Two SUI Professors Talk At West Branch Do)'le has Wed v.;th his Danish· Two I faculty members or omm kills department, said the News Digest \ " ft. \ . \ "" Pours Sack \ born wif on his intra Hill s· to pea this aIt rnoon to West problems of speaking, writing, ~rIa", ' I\.o~a\ n,egtihes Castro Disso\ves Satista-\nspired late to wrile th life tory of his Branch High School faculty memo and Ii lening will be discussed." father, ir Arthur Conan Doyle, bers about lhe UI communicoliol' Richard Braddock, as i lant pro FRO 1'l\OYAL, a. tRI - Warren County opened its only high WeatherData l"Anti-Communist·' Government Agency creator of Sherlock Holmes. The skills program.. Ifessor and acling writing super- sehool to egro and white children Wednesday but only 22 nen'ous HAVANA, _ (UPJ) _ Cuba's ing in CUN h.. diuppeared library Carl A. Dollinger, a . oc;a'e pro· visor in the comm kill depart· place houc:e Sir Arthur' Cessor and co-ordinator in lh ment, i to accompany Dallinger. Negro pupils turned up to be enrolled. '~'ASm 'GTON t.fI - ~e high· revolutionary r~ime Monda ... I with tho ~nitiv~ dislOlution and all his manuscripts. - ot one white child applied for admission as the doors of lh pre- flymg Vanguard II satellite sent d' I d t L G t' tocla ... of thIS organism," I \'iollsly all·white school~esigncd out batch a f ter b a tc h 0 f wea th er '1 S 0 ve "" overnmen. ' s I T...L_ off',ce , ca lied ....m., - B ureau for 1,000 pupils- wung open for I!IDOrmation Wcdn~~ and one of .nt;-communist bureau wh.ch for . ~~pr"sion of Communist No. 16 Soviet the fir t time since it wa clo ed Its proud par nt . stud It may pro\'C was created Ity oU1ited Presi· I Achv,tles, had been headed by KClDL KROSSWOR ~~y lru:t September to prevent integra· cap~ble of potting a nuclear e· dent FulV ncio Batista. Mariano Favot, .He fled C~a lion. Clas work begins Thursday. plo Jon . Maj. Camilo Cienfuegos. arm... for the Dominican R..-u 2 3 S 6 7 8 9 l bhc 61. So _ltat _ Blam. School BINIi'd Another scienli t id the elec· commander in Haver, Provo when Fidel Cutro's r.bels ACROSS 11_7 line IFixed The ational A n. ror Ole Ad· tronic pictures it ha transmitted inee, said "part of th' era of chased Batista to Cuid.d Truj. 1. Rot tonIP..... 10 11 lor cool .tud t vaneement of Colored People to ground stations have already hate and shame still remain· iIIo. Ii. Dfanly tal .. DOWN blamed the school board for what pro,·vd good enough to distinguish 10. It'l 1_ltut«I 12 13 amounled 10 a complele boycott behl~cn clo~ds and horizons. in Tf''U.8 1. Cbnt, I little ForMacmilian Animal Keepers Strike Ends; 11 . Uo dido't bllY a ebildiably by white pupils, 780 of whom now The sateUlte was launched Tue . balcony ,Idiot 2. P_to'olul U IS roscow IA'I - Diplomats said are enrolled in private schools da)'. St. Louis Zoo, Animals, Back To Normal .2. Coin oft "a- namp I. rellei""")' 3. lI"'pi'e Wedllesday they believe Soviet here. Oet.ction Possibilities ST LO ' IS. . fo ( PI I - A labor pact re tored the keepers and 13 . Loond of ""',,", bnrine Premier ikita Khrushchev'S lat· But Q. D. Gasque, county school Dr. John P Hagen, director of the anilThll. of tht· I. Louis Zoo to each other Monday. 14 . I~ t 4. KooIaAr._ t I1ronouncement on German is., superintendent, said he didn't koow l ~ HI ran 6_ HoIp! \\'owl the Vanguard divi ion of the Na· It I~a high lime. The lion •. tigers and monkeys had been pining wit' dial Boo oo! ues 'tixes the Sovi~t line for the what school officiais could do to tional Aeronautics and Space Ad· for their striking k per., and "iee "er a. II. QIliet., ..t! •• S .. ltch from viSit of British Prime Minister Har· get. white pupils to enroU unl ss 17. ministratJon, wa asked about th A thrcc-d y trike against the zoo ended and picket lines were ", p - ,. TiM'y;;; nell)' old Macmillan. Macmillan arrives their parents want to end them. • • DuI.,.,·totIt'CI po sibiLily of nuclear explosion de· withdra"n aft r zoo offici 1. ogre d to grant organizational ben fits d...... , 10"' .... S11lurday 10 stay a week or 10 "ly gues i the parents do not tection in an appearance before the • RaI too omall L Kind 01 va'" to the 50 trikcr. w I"t )'OlU Or phcme daYs . ' wish to interrupt their education a House Space Committee. •. a..n. It was qu lionable who fell the (rike more-the animal or their ,-'o.n IU\{pshchev warned the Western a second lime," he ald. Rep. Jame Fulton (R·Pa.1 want 2:1. Pi ..b I . Do' bo·. powers in a speech Tuesday that No Compul50ry Attendanc. k epen:. punch Unt' aU arml ed to know whether Vanguard II 2 • Wat ... boy', 19, Kind or v.,. an)' attempt to shoot their way P~rents are under .no le.gal com· could pot a nuclear explosion and "rr ( find 0 1t my I'lephant aren't being taken care of, J'll be burden 20. Rsdanoll, i~ West Berlin by land or air pul .on to send theIr .chlldren to back there," a i tant elephant train r Joe Stephen said shortly 27 . " ltArlM ZL f"tart ur immediately send back informa· • ..tv. anIoo I I mean war with the Soviet any schools. The LegIslature reo Ivy Leacu~ tion on it. b fore the trike ended. U R..n..d r! k 22. nc. ~I q~. n. He said the Soviet blOC .is eenlly repealed the compul~ory at· "I would think 0 , yes," Hagen 29. Work Ir rat ';"-I~' Pte 8[ed to sign a peace treaty lend!lnce law as a means of pre· replied. He then added he wanted 8 •• Sktl ton'. 24. Co. In Fro.ce wft both West and East Germa1Y venting integration. House Passes Bill To Raise Taxes .1><><1. 21.0DE·1 to wait for mor data from the 13. Kinl . Koolo prod ~r ...... W.with one of them." Warren lhu became the 11th satellite before saying just how Of Nation·s Life Insurance Companies h.\"a a 30. \ au pay '0". Won't Start War public s~hool in the fou~th Virg~n i a ~I'H_ wb you err small a cloud i( could d tect. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The I bite wal too big. a~ . 1.00 _ d ,ill. 32. tI p~r '" Itil . . commuruty to O9(!n for IOte1rallon. House Monda... voted • tu in· The mea lure wu a revised sr,. W.ird,. • hunt r President ~Isenho\~er told a ne~s In Richmond, Gay. J. Lind ay Too Soon I crease of more than 200 million version of • Treasury Depart. S lI.nd a:;. If, 1.0 ",ue~1 In that If Almond Jr. aid it was abundant. Hagen said, to another question, , 011 thlu",,,,,,h contl!r~nce WaS~lDgtoll dollan a year for tho life in· ment plan for a permanent new there shootmg over West Iy clear that the people of Warren that it is too soon lo speculate on 42.1\'·.. 1 baby 86. rerformant'<', '~ a~y Juranc. industry, The bill was incom. tu formula for tho In· 41 , p , ,,1.1 ... hil .. rftricin,'t B.erUn I.t WIll be started by the S? County are exercl ing a right ''In. the possibility of a satellite d . 87. Mi-. FltL paned b... lIoice vote and sent dustry. If it becomos law It would ht.UrllV r TO l'let Umon and not by the Westel n herent in Ihe principle of individu. tecting missile in flight. . ~. Kind 01 ,ono S • You ..Id 11. SWITC~ ~ROM H~ Mcanwhlle the first batches of to the S.nat. despite complaints bring In 545 million dollars In 46. Thry could !'r.... chl AtIIH!" ... al choice." He promiscd his ad· It... some members that the tax taxes on "sa Insurance income...... bo·r tn. Kind 01 \'0)' bob German umflca~101l and th~ ru· ministration will make an effort cloud cover information glenned by 41 . Knol•• r. hlFl¥JI West Berlm a.re ce~lall1 to to provide protection for Virgin. radio from the space sphere were • . • ~j r'YJW _ rr.h g~~fiLIER General Marshall In Serious Condition n. Pod d•• . 3. _ hoa. tlll I be top ~roblen:s for disc.usSI?1l and ians exercising their right not to being rushed to the Army's Signal 50. Kind 01,01 , •. Duwn' ...... " eXQlot,:at!on durlOg .Macmlllan s con· a sociate with other race . Corps Research Laboratory aL Fl. In North Carolina Army Hospital mOull Uk. 47. 11.11 a l>e<-r Monmouth, N.J ., for analysis. t&eli WIth Kremlin lea~ers . Barricades In Place FT. BRAGG, N C Lt! - G n. George C. Mar hall lay f ble and KClDL ')liIhrushc.hev has left li,~t1e to ex· The Negr!> children, arriving in Dr. William G. Stroud Jr., chief stricken anew in an Army hospital here Wednc~ay night. pt8l'8'd>y hIS statements, an am· private automobiles checked in at of the Ft. Monmouth unit which Elltl'lct 'the general, 78, uffered a ~eeond stroke Tu sday night. The • As cOol* and clean* aa a* breath of fresh air. boHsador said: "But. .I'm sure barricades erected across the devised the cloud cover experim nt, priced fir. I -troke, a mild one, cam(' at his winter home at nearby Pinehur t Khl'Ushchev WIll be willing to re- school driveway hortly before 9 told a reporter .t will take several e Fineet leaf tobacco .. ,1!,ld refre hing menthol_ peat all (his to Macmillan if the a.m. on Jan. 15. He \\';1 brought h r(' the s me day. A medical bulletin weeks to analyze any detail con· and the world. Inoot ~hol'OU hl teSted filter I . minister asks him." Police tood ready at strategic cerning the cloud cover noled. Wedn day. aid til conditi(jn of the former ecr tsry of th D fense ll"le Chance points about the school, but there Scient! t at Monmouth hope to and ·tate Ot part m('nts wa \('ry' rious, o With e ...... r.l puff your mouth feel. cloan. OP Ellvoys here who have been was no violence. derive a crude picture - something your throat refn:ilied keeping in close touch with o· By 10 :25 a .m. registration was like an aerial photograph - of the Debbie Will Get Divorce TodaYi viel,..developments on the German Over and the Negro children r • ~II.D MINTHOL cloud cover in the sunlit parts of HI"" Ga.,ZC problem see lillie chance that Mac· turned to their homes in the cars the satellite's orbit during the two Eddie Free To Wed Liz Taylor millljJl can change Khrushchev's that brought them. weeks Ufe of the Vanguard's scien min/i. HOllYWOOD (UPI) - oebbi. , tial cash "HI.ment and the CigarretIPJ. Uric information batteries. '" AlSO I!(GUlAR SIZE KOOl W THOUT 'I~TEIII O.e remarked it looks more like . _. Stroud remarked that the si nals Reynolds will go to court today famil ... hom., .1t,t; Drowlt. "UllMnaun Toa:.«v 'Of"Po Maqnillan will serve as a mes being received arc very complex. senter, taking back to Western Flood Waters to obtain an uncontested divorce capitals his personalized version of from Eddie Fisher, freeing t/le Khr~shehev 's speech Wednesday. sinver to wed actress Ellzabeth ~I\cm.illan himself expects his Federal Jury Gets visi to develop an exchange of Threaten Beck Tax Case Ta ... lor, Attorn.y Frank Belcher ideas rather than policy negotia· representing MIlS Reynolds, said tions. TACOMA, Wash. !A'I - A Fed· a propert ... "ttlemlnt was signed eral courl jury Wednesday began He and Foreign Secretary Sel Monday which .Ilminated the DADS wyn Lloyd, are due here Saturday. More Towns deliberating Govemment charges Classified that former Teamstel's Union final barrier to tho divorce action, Wonl To Buy Personal Loans Rooms for Rent MOUNT CARMEL, Ill. (UPJ) - President Dave Bl!ck evad<.>d $240,· Ottalls were not disclos.d, al· Advertising Rates WARM . Qulel room. Clo 0 In. Man. Wabash River floodwaters spilled WANTED 33' . LP. 121".h record In PERSONAL loan. 0" t~ p.wrll~n. '503 . 2.20 000 in income taxes. though Miss R .... nolds was ex· Word Ad, lood ~ondltl"n. ~128 01 3GSe. 2,23 phonoerlph.. po.... qUlpm.nt. Humph rey inlo Mount Carmel city blocks The jury of eight men and fopr One Dav . U a Word Hock· Eye Loan Co Phone 4:!3~ . ~·IOR '. DOUBLE room lor Iludenl boy. pected to have cU5tod... of the R•• lOnabl". 6682. 2·2'1 Wednesday, forcing families to women got the case 011 the GOth Two Days It¢ a Word 1r'1S!ructlon move into their upstairs bedrooms. couple's two chlldr.n, Cerrie, 2, day or Beek's trial, wh.ch begon Three Days 12t a Word Trailer for Sale ROOM .. '. double or double. 21.l 10v. 10. I BALLROO:l1 d~nc.. le...,n. . "In. bl k. Irom mpu. Phone 8·5561 or Upstream, the rampaging river r- and Todd, 1, as well as " lub5tal'J' FOUT Days 14¢ a Word Itop'. IIml \'oud~ Wurlu. DIal '5. 9 2~ To Enter continued to pour through a gap Five Days ...... 15¢ a Word 3·IOIl 1955 nOLLOJtOME 17 lonl hou' I -...... ,...,.------1•• 11." $900. 0 ••1 7021 .ller 4;00 p.m. ROOM, mile - 1120 E. Davenport. ing 200·foot hote in a levee at Rus· Ten DayI' . . .. 2Qt a Word BALLROOM. ."Ihl[ Ijillerbull dance 3.'. 2126. 2·19 sellville, III . Farmers got feed to One Month . 39¢ a Word h'o!l()n •. Wilda Allen. E. .,"" 3·17 their livestock by rowboat and Kennedy Labor Bill ~'iODi'LE home, neW , u cd and rent· .' DOUBLE room - M.le .ludenl. tISS. Primaries (Minimum Charge 51Wl BAL1..ROO ~ lIanc. It Ion.. SWln. II . Let til ·11 your ","n"r. Sal.. • 430 £. l"Uenon 3·13 more than 600 persons were home· IloP" ~ltml Youd WUrJU Dial 1148~ . and Service . Den"l. MobUe P~rk _ less. 2.IIR IEa·1I Phone 4701 . 3·IORC TWO NICE ROO IS; one doubl. Bnd WASHINGTON (uPll - Sen. Hu· -- --- one .In,'e. 319 N. Capllol or call bert H. Humphrey ro·Minn.) is 25,000 Acres Flooded Goes To Full Committee TUDENTS: Why pay hl' h rent! Buy 8.3251 aile. 5 p.m. 3.1 Phone 4191 Apo. !ment for Rent thl. beaulltul 1952 - 30 ft. ColonIal considering entering half a dozen The weeklong Wabash flood, WASHINGTON (UPIl _ A Sen· ber of Commerce and other groups ,I Triller with air condItioner. ,1200. DOUBLE ROOMS. Men. Clo .. In, SI4,. state presidential primaries to test which ranked as the worst in 46 ate Labor subcommittee approved have opp d th change on 2.ROOM furnl.hed apa.rlmenl. 702 Jowa Phone 8·4:44. 2· 18 2.31 A"". 2·21 his strength in the 1960 Democratic years during its early tages, COy· Sen. John F . Kennedy's moderat grounds it would bring thousands Help \Vanted Who Does It? EfficiENCY aparunent Clo e In. DI.I MAN sludent '. aUrlclive double room. race, the Senator's friends said ered close to 25,000 southern llIi· labor reform bill Wednesd.1Y after of sUPt'rvisor~ under union " domi. WANTED: Founlaln help. Excellent '·5768 or 4tl3 3· 18 adjolnln, linn, room. Prlvlte bath . Wednesday. nois farm acres and thousands voting to retain Taft.Hartley law notion." .nd laty. MUll app'Y In FAST TV end radio servlc.. 'n lhe 815 N . LInn . 3-3 ""Uri - . home . lIolI e 01 T.V. D'al 8·10 .. D ..... ______. d' por n. Lubln's Dru, Sto.e. 3- le 3 ROO~S Ind both. Roomy, Stud.nl They reported he probably would more III ]n lana. changes demanded by union lead- couplo. Phone 8·2567 2·21 and evenlna 3·' enter the Democratic primary in Indiana, which took (he first ers. Driver Wonled Korean Bonus Payments STUDENT wIves. Tull time and pari· FOR RENT - 3 .OOm.. Shar bath, ELECTRO~e. and lenlco. O. K . his home state of Minnesota, pro· flood onslaught, appeared to be The subcommittee, headed by 0 k Um openlne . lle.ls~r now (or )O\lr porklnl. Clo e bu fne dlilri •• Ihrle· Phone G68~. 2-30R lob preto",n"". Iowa City Emplo~ment '0 DESIRE lomeon. 10 drive car 10 De. vided the legislature does not do out of serious danger, The levees Kennedy, defcated a Republican at. Near 38, 00 Mar Hel' lurnl hed. Av.Uable March 15th 'oinea thi. week·cnd. Referencel nice. 312 Iowa State BlInk Bldl. Dial $65 0101 1H181. 3·18 away with it, as well as those in at historic Vincennes, Ind., held tempt to substitute B more sweep. MARSHALLTOWN rAP ) _ Iowa 1·0211. 2·20 TypinG needed. DIBI 4181. 2-20 Wisconsin and South Dakota. back the passing flood crest and ing anti·racketeering bill proposed Korean Bonu Board oHiclals :lid House for Rent TYPING. 3843. 3.12RC Further west, he was said to there were no large Hoosier towns by President Eisenhower. Further Wednesday thal <'1 oC F b. J8 Work Wanted ~ ______Lost and Found be cons I'd erlng' e1't h er th e 0 re g 0 n on th e Wa bas h b an ks d owns t ream. efforts to enact the Pr sident's pro- bonu es totalinit 9.277,!l00 were MALEfurnished Irlduale bunllalow Itudenl. Very 10 centralhore TYPING .8-4.96 3·14 PAIR o( horn.rlmmed IlauelPh . 8-:1349Dick or Montana primary, and perhaJ:s Mount Carmel, located mosUy posals will be made on the Senate pa:d out to 37,!l55 veteran. BABY "IUn,. Tlnkblne. 8·47.0. 2·21 locallon. Call '-4127 aller S p.m. 3·S T';;~tl 222y~~n:'5~~~ :11~~1~:~)'::"~':4 Plock. 212~ S . ClInlon. one 2.zi both, ..Pennsylvania was listed as on high ground on the Illinois side £loor. Executive Secretary Ray J. WANTED: child care. Dial 3411. '-30 a p(/!ssible sile for an eastern bid. of the river, was the next danger Approvod Unanimously Kauffman . aid that claims re. ____...".,.....,~~----- Miscello neous TYPING, neatly done. 8.4931. 3- 10 Acti..,. Challenger point. Most of the city was not Kennedy sal'd the measure, which ceived by the bo rd in Des Moines _____C,;;.;.;.h.:.,;il..:d_C.:...:.o,;..re:.-..____ TYPING _-_6_11_0_. ______3_. IOR A d 's' n by Humphrey to J'ump DxI2 RUG. dul<. baby ch st. a\l\omcot eCI 10 hi threatened, but evacuations werc he co-spon ored with Scn. Sam J . total 73,709. CHlLD carc III my home. llea50nablc WASher, window Ian . vacuum .w~ TYPfN'G. IBM. 8102 . '.'0 TYPEWRlTERS into the primary race, proba y expected in low·lying neighbor' Ervl'n (D •.C.I, was ~pproved Payment !lVlornl!ed 245 since IId.rence •. 378~. 2-20 cr, double bed. ea.y chalr. ,excellent "., would make him the most actiVe hoo d s be fore t h e 25· f00 l crcst ar· unanimou$ly at a clo ed·door.. 5es· they began Iast year, K au Cf man CIULOREN In my home. 8-0609. 3.17 bUYl, card "'ble. 6712. 2. 2. TYPING.______8·1679. u_ • REPAIRS challenger to Sen. John F. Ken· rives today. sion after the key votes on (he Taft. said. A tot J of 349 claims w re CON Corn t, metal wardrobe. Phone THESIS and other. IBM, a·2en. 3-4 • SALES nedy CD·Mass.> {or the 1960 Dem· Crest At 24,18 Feet Hartley changes and the gien. dlsallowel t h r 0 ugh Wednesday Autos for Sale 66». 1·1' TyprNG. 3114 3.1l • RENTALS oCTatie preSidential nomination. Tile r',ver rushed past Mounl hower program were out oC the Iand the balance of bonu funds on TiRRI,.U;;a~ Ono MDQnovo>c HI- Authorized ROYAL Do .. I., Many Democrats expect Kennedy I A METflOPOLITAN. Phone 8.3816 FI Conlol. In orlalnol carton. '~ Ignition PORTABLES STANDARDS to cnler primary contests outside Carmel at a height of 24 .18 feel way. hand totals $16722,100. aCter 5 p.m. 2·21 ~o~clior 0n~e ~!,::::'~I J!tti tt.~~n~~ Carbu,etors of his home state. They have doubts Wednesday and flooded a four· The bill now goes to the full Sen· . ~aurcman a~d anoth r board of· 1957 BLACK Volk.wo,en. $14$0. Dial mond needl"s. have excellent ..und . I about such other potential conten· block area in the south section of ate Labor Commitlee which is ex· hClal were In Marshalltown. to 5218. 2.11 8-2891 - 8 to 10 1>.m. 2.2,~ GENERATORS STARTERS WIKEL ders as Sen. Stuart Symington of ton. Police reported that fami· peeted to take it up soon as 8 pre· conduct a hearmg at ~e Soldier DIal 8-0828 MAXE cove .... d belts, bucklos and Briggl> & Stratton Motors Missouri, Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson lies move d ups taIrs· m. some partId Sue t 0 S ena t e ae tIon.' Home. .. for a bonus appltcant who e -=after ______4:00 .:....______p.m. 2·21 ISinier button Sewinl •. Sewh" ~nler. machines 125 S . Dubuqlor rent.u TYPEWRITER CO. of Texas, Gov. Robert B. Meyner of the neighborhood and 35 or more Tak. Car. Of HoHa onglnal claim was turned down. 1t.50 OLDS, 4 Dr. ,195.00. 942 lowl Phon. 24l3. 3.IOR Pyre m id Services . 621 DubuquE. Dial 5723 of New J ersey and Gov. G. Mennen Cami Iies mig. h t h ave t 0 b e evac· The mea ure, which Kennedy has K
DAilY 7 a ,m, to • p,m. ~II"~ ••",I Monday·Saturday 105, Dubuque p ... '-THE DAilY IOWAN-Iowa City. la.-Thursuy. Feb. 1•• 1tst Doctors Hear Changing Balan.ce Of Power List SUI Enrollment By County; McFarland . . D T k Linn Again Tops With 716 Main State epartment as Seventeen counti in Iowa are lation doe not lakl by Kenneth 1cFarland. nationally problem which John Foster Dulles - prominent educator who has been - or bis successor at the State De· security and the welfare of their Jist, with 716 students. and Johnson says. I people. They will be unable to County is in second place with a The report also reveals lha' - described as "lhe ach r who ha partmenl - mu t face in the next made the whole continent into a two years is the changing balance have security aod that welfare total of 703 tudent . ~tudents attending S I come frorr aU 49 states in the nation and th( personal cia sroom." of power between the Soviet Union subordinated to the world.wide The next 15 counties in order of p District of Columbia. Leading th! The speaker. who is now duca and the United State . 10 industrial ambitions or international com. I the number of stud nts enrolled rj tional consultant for General and space·age military production. . at SUI are: Polk. 591; Scott. 342; rosIer of out-of·state tudents arc o rotors Corporation. will address the Soviet Union is moving lip very mum m. Black Hawk. 287 ; Clinton. 221 ; lIlinoi • with 829 students enroUed ( the physicians on "3-Dimensional fast. "If their point of view should Woodbury. 215: Cerro Gordo. 181: and New York, with 153 students. Confidence." Since the beginning of the cold pre\'ail. then indeed the-e could Muscatine. 172; Des Moines, 149; Among foreign tudcnts enrolll'd t The doctors are attending a lour- war, United Slates political and ~ a basis for worthwhile negqUa· Lee. 149; Dubuque. 137; Mar hall. [rom 36 different countri s are 31 I day refresher course which the military policy has been based on tlOn and practical agreement be· 128; Wapello. 118; StOry. 115; Web· from China, 26 from India, 19 frolT' Iowa Academy of General Prac· a power balance in fa vor of the tween the United States and the ster 1l0. and Jones 104 . Canada. 18 from Korea and H lice and tbe Stale University of Western Allies. The basic assump· new RUB ia." AI'I counties with' more than 100 from the Philippine . Iowa's College of Medicine arl' lion has been that the Soviet Union Cennot Be Trulted students enrolled are among the sponsoring at lh Unlver ity Medi· would use ili military power to At a r cent news con~erence. top 18 in popUlation. eKeepl Jones cal Center. Dr. McFarland will be promote political expansion if it however. Dulle dealt With the County which ranked 43rd in the NEED ROOM the Ceatured speaker at the Acade· dared. but it didn'l dare. In Janu· olh r side of the. coin. ~e .aid the 1950 ~en u . Woodbury County, FOR A my's annual banquet. ary 1954 Dulles gave thi concept move by the Soviets becmnmg last though on the extreme western In addition to his position with a name: "massive retaliation." ovember to ou~t the Western edge of the state, ranks eventh in General Motors, Dr. McFarland is Some Conc.rn Possib le tl cc(!ssor Powers from Berlm demonstrated University enrollment. FUNCTION? a business man. farmer. stock rais· About 18 months ago concern that they cannot be trusted to keep . er. civic and church leader. in· over the rcliability of this doctrine agreements. But agreements with ~ correlation of .82. ~nly 18 YOU'LL HAVE A BAll dustrial advisor, personnel con· as a mainstay of world peace form of disarmament backed up the Soviets are acceptable if they po.mts shorl of perfect~ e:m~s be· WHEN YOU HAVE A sultant and public relations coun- spread through the Western camo. by international in peclion against can be made elf-enforcing. he tween county population figures PARTY AT sellar. There were thr e rea on . In Aug. urprise attack. Dulles and Presi· added. and the Western Powers and lh~ ~um~r of students en- CORAL OR In a survey conducted by the u t 1957 the Soviet nion an· dent Eisenhower along with Allied mu t explore every opportunity for rolled, mdlcatlOg that rowa count· SH ES U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Dr. nouneed successful testing of an leaders have tried to negotiate making such agrcments as that. ies strongly tend to contribute McFarland was named "America's intercontinental ballistic mi ile. disarmament pact with the Soviet Dulles has given United States students to SUI,ln direct proportion PH. 4552, EVENINGS s Number One Speaker." The Na. On the following Oct. 4 it launched Union. But all efforts have failed foreign policy the deep imprint ~o each county s population stand· ~~~~F~O~R~R~E~N~T~A~L~~~~ n tional Sales Executive Clubs, in an its historic Sputnik. the fir I man· to date becaus Soviet leaders of th se ingredients oC his own mg. " ~ " international convention at Los made moon. On Oct. 7 Moscow an· chargc Illat any inspection system thinking _ long·range hope about McCarreJ explalOs thiS calcu· Angeles, named the peaker "Am- nounced deve lopm~:-nt of "a mighty which would be effective in West· winning out in the end. eternal erica's Outstanding Salesman Cor hydrogen warhead of a new de· ern ey s is merely a device for vigilance against being lured into BAN SMOKING. KIDS a 1957." sign." spying in their country. an unworkable agreement, and the TAIPEI (A'I - Formo a theater EVERY MAN A i. According to Dr. McFarland, one The United Slate military res· In meeting th 1958 Mideast and will together with the arms to will ban smoking and admission b of the "big needs of our timc." is pon e to these Soviel achieve· Quemoy cri e Dulle followed a fight if the Soviet challenge ever of children under 6 slarting March a lor what he calls "organized and ments has been to begin putting philosophy h expounded early in goes that far. These fundamentals 1. Officials said the kids are barred i usable information." and he looks nuclear missiles into NATO terri· bis term as . ccretary of state. It will carry over into the coming as pests and to safegual'd their HAWKEYE t upon speech as one of the best tory In Europe, wher A!lied gov. has come to be known as "brink· years whether his hand or another health and smoking is a nuisance media for dispensing such informa. ernments agreed to receive t.hem, manship" after he talked in a charts the cour . to nonsmoker . AN' c tion. ' and to speed up mi sile and de· magazine interview about the AND EVERY '"'" [ARTHA i velopment production programs necessity of going "to the brink" . k ond ICBM bases in this country. of war in order to make another na- Olemann Spea s Di •• rmement lion back down when it threatened DON'T LET THE PRICE MY DAVIS, JR. as IIDa The direct answer to this condl· aggression. HAWKEYE Hla Firat Dramalle Se..... Rol. Will Jott You o.t Of y_ ..... 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