Iowa City, Iowa (Combined from Leased Wires) Be Successful for His Country Entry., Session Beginning Jan

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Britian's Bid for Entry United Press IIlteruationai and Associ.ated Press Leased Wires IIIId Wirephoto Saturday, January 19, 1963, Iowa City, Iowa (Combined from Leased Wires) be successful for his country entry., session beginning Jan. 28, West r-~======~------I B R US S E L S - Five Euro- tie Old not meaLlon lhe French op- Germany, Italy , and the three Th N pean Common Market nallons Fri· position direcUy but pointedly Benelux nations not only kepL Bri- e ews day rej cted an attempt by France praised the other five markel mem-I taln's bid olive but opened the W d F· ht W ·d to end Britain's bid for entry in the bel'S. The latest talks, he said, way for one more appeal to be trading bloc and scheduled a fresh "have, demonsll·~ted how strongly I made to De Gaulle. In Brie fOr I9 lens round or negotiations in 10 days. the live countr~es. or the E.E.C. West G.rman Ch.nullor Kon- i The delay was a defeat for want the negollat~on.s to succeed rad A.den.~r, who ~upport. the Compiled From ...... d Wlr •• French President Charles de Iand for Great Bnta," to become hIstOriC Bnti.h decilion to be Gaulle, who had brought the talks a member." come • p.~ of E~rope, will meet OXFORD, Min. - Negro James to the brink of collapse with de- I A French delegation spokesmarl De Gaull. In Pans for talks 1M. H. Meredith took his first crucial mands that Britain be forc~d to Isaid France would boycott.two min· ginning ~onday and ~~. ~xpect semester·end examination at the quit the negotiations and seek some or Common Market meetmgs next ed to d,.cull the crlSl •. In the University of Mississippi Friday - looser form of association later. I week but declined to say if it would p.rogr.SI of Europe.n Intltr" a three hour and 15 minute quiz in I Britain's chief negotiator Lord refuse to attend the next round of tlon. colonial history. Privy Seal Edward Heath, ;aid he I talks on British membership. :r~e disp~t~ centers around Bri How he fares on I his lind other Communist Schism hope the new round of talks will! By calling for a fUI'lher five.day tam s unWillingness t,o accept the forthcoming tests could determine ------.----- Common Market Agl'lcultural Pro whether he remains at "Ole Miss," gram without a transition period which grudgingly accepted him tl und British concern protecting its P -d I~st. foIl after Ii Uours oC bloody resl en s trading links with the worldwide rIOt mg. I East Germany Gaitskell, 56, Dies, Commonwealth. Supplies to Cuba; Common Market nations pay lheir farmers price supports. Bri * * * tain grants cash subsidies and D:::~~n?T~~ed-coJ~~: i~uS~il~~ Trip Includes Talks Serve keeps prices low. It fears that join bama, Mississippi and Louisiana Refugees to U.5. Labor Par~y Head ing the Market without time to on Friday to order the racial in- G V' - change over would jolt its domes tegration oC schools which r~eive erman ISlt LONDON (UP£) - Labor Parly Federal funds because of pupil en- Combined Irom Leased Wires Many of the Cubans and Cuban- As Forum leader Hugh GaitskeJl, 56, died tic economy. HAVANA , Cuba - The ArneI" , Americans were plainly afraid or A French spokesman Friday said rollments swollen by Federal em Friday night of a mystery virus. ican freighter Sllirlev Lvkes docked ~nwilling to talk about conditions De Gaulle's vIew oC these British ployes' children. Red Chinese Scorn upsetting his party's hopes of Kennedy Will Bypass in Havana F'1'idoy with another In Cuho b cause they fl'arro re uttempts to gain special conditions The suits contend segregation of I I ousting Prime Minister Harold the children of servicemen and Visit with De Gaulle major installment of the ransom prisols (lga insl relatives there. Mr. K's 150ft Line' Macmillan in the next election. had not changed. pledged the Fidel Castro rl'gime The United States was drawn other Federal workers i n these BERLIN IA'I - Two world Com J!Is death plunged the Socialists On Tour of Europe for the freedom of 1,113 Cuban in- into the controversy by rumors areaS' violates the 14th Amendment 15 SUI munist. cam)l~ tore into each other into a crisis of leadership. They sweeping the corridors as the Com· to the Conslitution !lnd hal'ms the (Combined Irom Leased Wires) vasion prisoners. owans Friday in n kllock down word bnt had expected Gaitskell ,to Icad them Twenty min ute s before the mon Markel ministers debated. morale of servicemen and the civil· WASIIlNGTON - Pre sid c n l tI(' bOLind to widl'n Ih gaping hole 10 victory because of the growing ian workers. On. rumor sugg.st.eI lOme Kennedy extended his European freighter sailed into the harbor, aNd W.I in t h intl'rnallollol movement's problems plaguing Macmillan's kind of secret dul to bellnet Pan American World Airways plane I ame son fonkR. Conservative party - a victory travel plans Friday to include \Vest that also had brought ransom . up- French domin.nc. In the Com· I' Germany, bypassing France's 1 which would have mad e Gaitskell KANSAS* CITY, * Mo. -* Form plies left for Florida with 38 Amcr Red China's delegatc scorned So mon Market had lM.n mid. be President Harry S. Trumao had a Charles de Gaulle. vi",t PI' mier Khrushchev's advice Prime Minister. tween Presid.nt K.nnedy .nd icans and 52 other refugees who hernia repoired Friday in an op· The White House announced that hod been living in Cuba, to so(t-pedal the Moscow·Peking Macmillan at th.lr Dec.mb.r eration that kept him in surgery Kennedy has accepted all invitation distJute, o£sailed him anelV and KENNEDY PRAISES GAITSKELL meeting in the B.h.me., Their departure brought to about Contestants Shortly after receiving the news, for nearly two hours. trom ChanceUor Konrad Adenauer rlln into a noisy storm of abuse 2,200 the number of persons the and jeering at 0 meeting of Com President Kennedy Iss u e d this George Hellyer spokesman for Truman, 78, was reported in tor an inCormal working vi it to Castro regime hos pt'rmilted to Fiftecn SUI students have been s{atement: the U.S. mission accredited to the satisfactory condition and r('stlng ~onn . Kennedy is expecled 10 stop leave Cubo (or the United Siales named candidates for Woodrow munist leaders in East Berlin. Common Market, issued a memor comfortably after being taken to t the West G rmon capital orter W,'lson Fcll sh' I "re bel'ng Jre w re nO final week, Julie Friedlander, G, great loss to the nation. Macmillan scheduled. Publishers continued With the other Atlantic allies io believed long·ronge Soviet missiles SUI students wno ore condidates teleVLSlon cameros on Wu nnd only sent a telegram ·to the widow read Merrick, N. Y. spokesman for meetings with non-striking unions SARE said Friday. virtually solid IIrroy against still arc in CubIt for Wilson 1"elJowships are: Donald I one W~stern correspon.denl wn,s ul · ing: "He had achieved great politi trying to write n81&' ~ntraets. Fed. France on tl1ese...malters, n.. Appear Any checks that have been re TIll! }{ossian. Andl'cw Gofovchen.· Adams, M, Grand River,~ Euro-l l?wed III the ho~ . Wu ~ assoclales Will cal stature." eral mediators met separately with nedy's ommis ion oC Paris on his ko, 72, a resident of Cuba since pean history; Harold Babhit, M, fmolly handed hiS full text to West- Queen Elizabeth said she learned ceived are being mailed im printers and publishers trying to forthcoming trip underscored the 1926, estimated that "more than Des Moines, political science; Ken- I ern newsmen. of his death with "deep distress." mediately. bring the two sides together. Enthusiasm for the drive has isolation of De Gaulle's poSition. 20.000" Soviet !I'oops stiU arc on neth BOI'ber, M, Waterloo, Philoso- I In the late afternoon session, UI- For Schneider Mrs. Gaitskell, who had been been growing, according to Miss U.S. authorities believe Ken Ihe island. phy; Steven Bianco, M, M~son hricht struck out at the Chinese. married to him for 25 years, was at FrIedlander, and articles are be TUNIS,* Tunl.la * - Tunisia's* fiery nedy's trip to Bonn will signify Golovchenko said he had not seen City, history ; Michael Bird, A4, . "The enlire world Communist A notice was Cited in Johnson his bedside when he died. He is ing brought in rapidly. Many stu President, Habib Bourguiba, called continued U.S. support for West the Soviet missiles he thought were Tama, German and ~anis Bulgren, I movement has leoJ'Oed from Com county district court late Friday alc:o survived by two daughters, back his ambassador from Algeria Germany during an important still in Cuba. IIe said his in forma· A4, Anamosa, EnglIsh. rllde Khru~h('hev's speech the road Julia, 24, and Cresida, 20. dents have offered to deliver the stating that Robert J. Schneider collected items. on Friday and hurled insults at transition period. Adenauer's re tion was based on talks with Soviet Also, David Camphell, A4 , Ox- \11(' mu, t take to s)lrcod commu will reply to a robbery charge with Labor Parly spokesman conced· Miss Friedlander pointed out that Algerian Premier Ahmed Ben tirement will bring in a new West troops as well as CUb.an officials. (o.rd , geo-I'hysics: Sidney Coon, A4 , I nism throughout the world," soid an alibi supported by two wit ed there was no politiCian of Gait transportation of the first relief Bella. German leadership for the first They talked freely With him, he AIIlSWOI-th, phYSICS; .James Erb, Ulbricht. nesses. skell's stature to take over leader articles will by no means end the time since the aging chancellor said, because he posed as a Rus· A4, Floyd, political science; Ro- Ulbricht mentioned "diHer Schneider is charged with a $700 ship of the party. drive. It will continue indefinitely, Elephants Remember, took the reins after World War 11. sian-speaking Finn 10 escape being bert Fuoborg, A4, Jefferson, philo· ences of opinion with the Chinese holdup at Shannon's nightclub in Gaitskell's death left his party and students who bring clothes The White House said Friday that dralted to w 0 I' k for the Soviet sophy; Patl'icio Brown Hackett. comrades," and th.n im\llored North Liberty between 12:30 and without a head at a time when from home after semester break But They Don't Tell ChrisLian A. Herter, Kennedy's forces in Cuba. M, Leawood, Kansas, Spanish; them to "align themselves with 1 a.m. Oct. 6. He is SCheduled to Macmillan is faced with such prob· can still contribute. Speeiat Trade Negotiator, will fly "Cuba today Is a very real mil- Jeffrey Lamson, B4, Fairfield, eco· Comrade Khrushchev's sugges b~ tried for Ihe robbery in district lems a opposition to British mem Articles may be brought to Mrs. WASHINGTON IA'I - Hope was to Europe Thursday to dIscuss itary danger to the United States," nomics; Mar'jorie Rush, A4, Maren- tlons, slop the •• public disagree court beginning Monday. bership in the Common Market, his Eva Hurliman at Hl E. Burlington (ading fast Friday night that Am· U.S. relations with the Common Golovchenko maintained. He was go, geography; Judith Wonders, menls so that coordinated discus This is the first notice of wit diCCiculties over the Skybolt Mis· or Marcia Steinbrecher at 217 Cur bila, a prized National Zoo ele Markel. The former Secretary o[ welcomed at the airport by his M, Clinton, political science ; sions can leed to positive re nesses to be filed by the youlh's sile and rising unemployment. Polls rier Hall, or call 8·5190 or 8'()742 .. phant, would become the third of State will visit Brussels, Geneva wife, Olga, whom he had not seen Andres ZeUweger, A4. Iowa City, suits." attorneys, Messer Cahill and Jerry had hinted at a Labor victory in Students interested in acting as her kind to give birth in an Amer and Paris. since- ______she Cled Cuba in June, 1961. mathematics.. ______., The Chinese delegale had de- L. Lovelace. the next election. collection agencies in the dormi· ican zoo. Presidential press secretary Pi Joseph and Joan Kaipo of 228 Labor Party officials said the So Georgetown University scientists clined to buy that. Wu blamed tor ies should contact Julie Fried· erre Salinger said Mrs. Kennedy, Khrushchev for starting the public Brown Street are the witnesses. cialist members of Parliament lander. Checks should be made out made that report after a nell' series who vacationed in Italy last year, l They operate a boardinghouse would have to elect a new leader. of pregnancy tests with electronic a name·calling, but the Soviet leaders to the Emergency Welfare al1d Re will accompany the President to Hughes Inaugural B II weuld not listen to reason. where Schneider lived at the time The [jeld is wide open with no one lief Committee 01 the MiSSissippi equipment on the Hi-ton elephant. Rome. of the holdup. Also included in the of Gaitskell's tature available. Council of Federated Organizations. "Our first impression from to· While Wu spoke, Khrushchev was notice was the fact that the Kaipos Gaitskell was born outside the day's tests is that there are no having a few impromptu words to gave Schneider their car the night working class but became its TSHOMBE TO KOLWEZI apparent signals that would in Toronto Professor Mixes Formality, Fun say to workers at a factory making of Oct. 5 and that the youth re champion. He decided to become a ELISABETHVILLE (uPIl-U.N. dicate the presence of an embryo electronic and television equip turned the car between 11 :30 p.m. Socialist while still studying in the officials said Friday that President in Ambika," sadly reported Dr. Explains Partial The spirit of youth permeated the Inaugural Ball o( Iowa GOI' menl, mostly about the sins of "im and midnight of the same day. comfort 01 Oxford University in the Moise Tshombe will ny to Kol- Joseph V. Princiotto and research ernor Harold Hughes Thursday night as young and old alike did the periali sts" and the superiority of Schneider al 0 IS charged with 1920s. wezi "at the peril of his life" Sat- fellow Alfred Caputo. Drama 'Revolution Twist, the U.T., and the Cha Cha to the sounds of Norman Lee and communism to East Berliners ac thE' slaying of Edward J . Kriz, 43, A meeting oC 300 members oC the urday to persuade his die·hard fol· his Band, according to Allan Frenkel, A3, Clarinda, and Jean PaskeI', customed 10 the bleakness of a But Ihey plan detailed analysis Communist economy. Iowa City tavern operator on Nov. Conservative Party - lifelong poli- lowers to urrender his stronghold of their reams o[ graph.like rec CUfrord Leach, English profes A3, Monticello, who attended the event. 10. A trial on that charge has not tical enemies of GaitskeU - stood town peacefully to UN troops. ords - and of urine and blood sor at the University of Toronto Once during the evening, Frenkel reported, a crowd gathered "The imperialists wanted to swal been set. in silence when it learned of his The officials said they would put samples - before giving up all says that there is a partiol rel'olu· around a couple who were doing the U. T. and clapped in time to the low the German Democratic Com La t Tuesday the county filed death. laian Macleod, Conservative no ooe on Tshombe's lillie single hope. tion taking place in the modern munist Republic and for (hat rea music. Frenkel said the band was good , and quite versatile, playing son tried to make things economi notice that it will call a witness who Parly chairman, told those at the engine plane when he flies to the They headed a group of research drama. numbers varying from ballroom woltzes to Dixieland. will testify ,that he sold a .45 cali meeting "I think the national life cobalt capital to put into effect ers, zoo attendants and newsmen cally diCficul t," Khrushchev said. Leach, speaking in the Senate The even I was not as formal as he had expected, Frenkel said, "The open border to We t Berlin ber automatic pistol to Schneider of this country has su({ered a great Thursday's surrender agreement who herded in and around Am Chamber of Old Capitol Friday about a week before the holdup. loss." I with the United Nations. bika's cage for the unique tests. as there were only a few women in lull-length formal dress. He was helped them. That was why the night, said that modern play writes particularly impressed by the greaL number of young people who sea ling of this frontier - The Com ------are getting away from the Aristo· were there. "However," he said, "[ don 't think thero were too many munist wall through Berlin - was lilian technique of stressing causal o great victory (or you." Links Donations with Neecly- relations. Republicans ... The ball was held at the Des Moines Veterans Auditol'ium, the lie acknowledged that the wall "The dramatist today may write I size of which Frenkel likened to the iowa Field lIouse. It ran from lwd caused hardships for Berliners, o to 11:45 p.m. but said the class struggle had its own laws and the Ea5t Germans 'Eyeball Network' Speeds Operations ni1~~£~~:~~~:~*:e2~ .. :~~~a~ Governor Hughes, the Justices of the Supreme Court, and the must work hard. tlStS were expected to conform to state officers sot in booths on one side of the 3uditorium. The band a plan in which one event was by was set up on the opposite side. "Ham" radio operators tuned and becouse eyes from deceased eye banks in the clearing house. Eyeball Network located and made necessity derived from another. to the "Eyeball NetwOl'k" recent- donors usually must be used within Word of the Eyeball Network and arrangements for an eye to be sent " . A Orand March led hy Adjutant Geneml , and followed by the Ex-Representative Iy teamed with an eye sUl'geon 36 to 48 hours, an eye to meet an its purpose is spreading and many from Iowa City to Indianapolis. I .M odern plays are often ~nlY hiS. state officials marching 16 alJreast, began 1I1e hall. The guests earlier In Oklahoma City, Okla., to save emel'gency situation, such as a hams not actually members of the Mthough the eye was scheduled tOrlea!, records, of .the .~oJor char filed through 0 receiving line, shaking h3nd~ nnd cilalling with the Contracts Cancer the sight of 0 child's eye damaged p rforoted cornell, may not be network are tuning in . In one case, to go by plane from Cedar Rapids, ~ct~r, Leach sa id .. The causal r;:overnol', anti slate officer·s. in on occident. available. a former SUI medical student now a two-stale patrol car relay to Chi- Im~J1lg w~lch was so Imporlant to Alter the hall , Frenkel and Miss- PaskeI' atlrnclt'd a private party William S. Lynes. 70, of Waver A second emergency eye opera· The ham network idea followed interning in Chicago was able to cago was a1'l'anged with [owa City Arlslotle IS no longer of s U,~ h a given lJy Frenkel's statc representative, RC'pLiblie::m Leroy IIWler of ly, two-time speaker of the Iowa House of Repl'esentalives, has can tion was pel'formed in Indianapolis, closely the Ol'ganization of a clear- locate an eye needed for an emer- palrolman William Kidwell when great concern to the author, the Shenandoah. several days later as are- ing house fol' eyes involving ]0 gency operation after hearing the word came that the plane was go- professor .. ".John Osborne's cer, according to officials at Un i In~. s~ated Four SUI stud en Is hod intenr\ccl to nltcncl the hall, but due to su it of the combined efforts of Midwest eye banks. The clearing broadcast on the way to the bos- ing to be three hours late because play ab~ul Martl~ Luther, for Ill- vcrsity Hospitals. Ilcademic commitments tho other three IVerl! unable to go. Eyeball Network operators, Iowa Ihouse, with headquarters at the pital. of bo'd weather. ample, IS merely mlended to"sho;.v LYI1CS served five terms in the and Illinois highway patrolmen, JOW~I Lions Eye Bank at SUI, pro- Dr. Braley operates on call With the help of a Cedar Rapids Luther as a part of history. Frenkel, chairman of the tUclent Senate ), gi~lative Action Com 1I0u. e, the lost in tOOl. He is em and an Indiana surgeon. vides tire machinery for eyes not numbers WOGET and Professor air terminal clerk, palrolmen made Citing psychological reasons for mittee, termed his attendance at the ball "socilll diplomacy." ne ployed as a dl'a Inage engineer In hoth instances messages aired needed at one eye bank to be util- Hunter uses WONTI. Several or connections with the plane in Chi- the causal treatment in modern said he talked to some officials thllt he knew but mosl of his activities at Waverly. over the Eyeball NetwOL'k resulted ized elsewhere. the participaling network hams cago thaI took the eye to Indian- plays Leach said, "The world is . and those of evcryone al (he ball were primm'ily non·l)oliticol. Lynes entered thc hospital Jan. in eyes being located at an eye Dr. Braley ond fellow ham opel" are also Lions Club members and opolis. out of oLlr control today. We don 't • • • :J and undcl'wcnl surgery Jan, 11. hank lind rushed to the emergency ntor, Ted Huntel', research assist- arc Ilctive in eye bank work in Dr. Braley said the intercsL of knolV which course of action is the The SUI String Quartet \Vas receivecl enthusiastically earlier sites. The incidents are two of five ant professor in psychology, sought lheir meas. persons involved in the human right one to follow. We don't know lIis brother, J. Kendall (Buster) emergency situations aided by the and received the cooperolion of chain oC ham operators, highway if what we do will alter the future Thursday, when It played befol'e Govcrnol' I!II~ h es' inaugu ration. Lynes of Plainfield, WIlS the Re Eyeball NetwOL'k since it was or- hams in the viCinity of each of the Professor Hunter, a Lions mem- patrolmen, airline o((jeials and SUI'- pattern of events. The situations in The QUDl'let was somewhnt ollt of chol'OrteL' with the nol~e and publican leader of the 1961 Iowa ganized Dec . 20. cooperating eye baoks. Among the ber and one of the men instru- geons has been vital in meeting our lil'es depend on the haphazard." ('onfusion of the crowd in the busy lIouse 'hamber. They chose to Senate. lie died after the session Conceived by Dr. A. E. Braley, hams are a blind person and a mental in starting the Iowa Lions the demands of the five emergency play lIaydn's Quartet in C, 01). 74, No. I, and were greeted with ended. head oC the Department of Oph· veteran confined Lo a wheelchair. Eye Bank. recently devised a new situations. "FLUNKER'S FROLIC" enthusiastic applause. thalmology at SUI Hospitals, the The plan was proposed to eye container' for transporting eyes to Highway patrolmen in the vari Th.r. I•• n opportunity to re The Quartct has received eXlL'o pUhlieity since Charles TI'egcr, Eyeblill Network provides a fast , bank officials at the second meet- various eye banks within the clear- ous states have volunteered their I.... pr.·fln.1 ten. Ion tonight associate profellSor of music , won the inLernational Wieniawskl Prize efficient and economical means of ing o( the Midwest Clearing House ing house. It is smaller and light· servIces to rush donated" eyes to The Weather .t "Flunk.r'. Frolic," The Stu In Pozhan, Poland . Treger is first violinist for the group. John Fer contacting eye banks that may for Eyes and it was approved. er than the old container and ex- eye banks within Lheir state and to dent Union I. sponsoring tM rell, associate pl'ofessol' of music, is sccond violin; Williom Pl'cucil, Intensely cold through ktur have eyes available for emergency Dr. Braley said hams In the Eye· lends the time eyes can be kept in help relay eyes to planes so that . d.nce from .: 4S to 11: 4S In the day night, with clay time high. cornell I IrallspJanL operations. ball Network tune in at 7 a. m. Iransit from 24 to 48 hours. connections can be made _ River Room of the Union. ossiRlont professor of music , viola, .Dnd Comilla Doppm:mn, ccllo. from rero to 10 below Iero. P.rt. Because most eye /Janks have a Moudlly 1Il1'01igh Saturday (or mes-! The container was used for the olher eye banks in Ule clearing K.ith Reed's bind will play, The group hos received acclaim i.n many eDstern cities inciudin!! ly cloudy with ,now flurr ... Ilk .. wailing Iisl lor corneal U'ausplollts SUIlCS that need to be l'elayed to first time last week after the I house, _ There I, no aclml"lon cher,._ WullhJru:tQn and New York. Iy mostly In the Wilt. - ~cI;tor;a' Page - On 0ther AGUDA ACHIM Hn..LEL FOUNDATION Little Help Goes Campuses SYNAGOGUE 122 East Market St. ~ 803 E. Wash1nJ\on St. 7:10 p.m .• FrIday. Sabbath SenteIt By JOHN KLEIN -0- -0- Auiltant Man ..ing Editor ASSEMBLY OF GOD GRACE- UNITED 1330 Keokuk StreeL MISSIONARY CHURCH Long, Long VVay 10 .~ Suoday Sebool 1854 Muscatine Ave. ~ U YOLl are now, or are planning lIorn1i1t WonhlP. lllLllL to be depressed (need I mention -0- 8:(5 •.m .• Sunday Sebool The local chapt r of the ludent A oci'ltion for finals loom) - stimulants aren't BAHA'I WORLD FAITH 10:45 a.m .• Worahlp Service the answer. At least doctors at Union Club Room 4. -0- Racial Equality i currently condueting a drin.' to collect Iowa Memorial UnIon IOWA CITY the Univel'$ity of California don't 10 a.m., ChUdren's Study Class BAPTIST CHAPEL clothing, food and money to help disa ter· tricken Negro think so. 10:45 a.m., Devotions I -0- 432 South Clinton sharecroppers ill the Mississippi Delta. Just before the Califor. ia final BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH CooperaUnJI with the week began, the student health B st. '" ruth Ave. Soutbern Bapflat ConventlQa We urge SUIowans and Iowa CiUilns to contribute to SundaJ. ' :.$ un.• Sunday School 9:45 a.m., Sunday Scbool doctors attempted to combat fan lO : ~ a.ID., Morrun, W01'lhlp 10:4~ a.m., Worshln, tasy with the following facts : 7 p.D1. EveJUng WonbJ.o Sermon: ''If I Should Fall" th drive. Ally contrihution of clothing, non-perishable -0- 8 p.m. TrainIng Union "Stimulant drugs such as math BETHEL AFRICAN 7 p.m. Evening Worsblp foods or money will help thousands of ;\1i sis ippi regroe Sermon: "What's So Great About odrine or dexo· ME'i'HODIST CmmCH the Cross?" to survive the tate's late t ud most brut-II ction - that .11 S. Governor St. drine seem fine 10 a.m .• Sunday School -0- at first, but soon JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES of denying federal ·surplus" food in retalialion for a voter ~ after they are TRINITY CHRISTIAN 2120 H. St. S D.m.. Public Address: registration drive currently under way. t a ken, depres· REFORMED CHURCH "Basis for Belief In God" sion sets in. In· E. Court " Kenwood Dr. 4:15 p.m., Watchtower StudY: Contributions can be delivered to 111 East Burlington tellectual capa. 9:30 a.m .• Church Sebool 10:30 aJD., WorshIp t St. or arrangements can be madc to have hundb picked city becomes de· Sermon: "The Consclousncss of MENNONITE CHURCH pressed and the ' Sin" 614 Clark St. up by calling Mrs. Eva Ilurliman, 8-5190 or Julie Fried· 7 p.m., Service. 8:30 a.m., 10:45 a.m.. Mornlng Wor· student finds it Sermon: "John Mark 01 all People" ship Sermon: "Hope That Is Based on lander, -0742. even harder to .. -0- lhe Love of God" study or remem-. THE CHURCH OF CflRIST 9:45 a.m., Sunday School Contributions of any sort" ill be gratefully accepted. ber." "Tranquil- KLEIN 1318 KlrlcwOOd 7:30 p.m .• Evening Service • • a.m., BIble Study Sermon: "Ransomed by the Grace In MissiSSippi, a little can go a long, long way. izers and sedatives have an un 10 • .m. Worahlp of God" predictable effect on different 7p .... " ft...DIIl. Worship -0- -L(/rry lIutfield -.)- people," advised the health servo REORGANIZED CHURCH ice. "They are often followed by OF JESUS ClffiIST ~~r,~J:k!rfl¥S S=T OF LATTER DAY SAINTS a real hangover which can again 910 E. Fa1rebUd st. 221 Melrose Ave. be utterly depressing." • I .m., Priesthood A Time for Cooperation 10:30 a.m., Sunday School ':33 a.m .• Church SchoOl "Besides their over-a ll bad ef • p.m .• Sacrament Meetlni 10:30 a.m. Morning Worablp fects, stimulants and sedative -<>- -<>- 111ere is a hoper III feeling thi! t the 60th session of th drugs are notoriously known to be CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE SHARON EVANGELICAl 1035 Wade st. Iowa Legislature, \\ hich opened I<, [ollday, will work in habit forming," warned the di UNITED BRETlffiEN CHURCB rector of the health service, 9:'$ a.m., Sunday School Kalona 10:t$ ' .m., Worship ' :30 a.m., Su"day School harmony with Cov. Harold Hughes, \\ ho was inallgurated Henry Bruyn. 7:30 p.m .• Evenlna Service 10:30 a.m .• Divine Worahlp -0- -0- Thursday. "These pills which are designed THE CONGREvATIONAJ, to encourage sleeping are truly CHURCH ST. ANDREW It is true tllat the Ilew governor is u D(~ I\l(lcrat and mild and don 't do an efCective Clinton &. Jefferson Streets PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. John G. CraIg Sunset & Melrose Ave . that the legislature has strong HepubliC'Jn majorities in 'Before we discuss the complaints about you job in a tense situation," said 10:45 a.m., Church SChOOl, Mornln, Unlverslty Helgbta Bruyn. Worship. 9:30 8.m., Worshlp Church Schoo~ both hOUSl' • from the coeds in the Angel Flight, let's Sermon: "Threshold of Power" Grade 3 and under, Adult CIIss, "Pills that are designed to keep -<>- 11:00 a.m .• Worsblp. Cburch SellOOl, But most of the problcms that will be faccd in the talk about the proper wearing of the uniform!' one awake contain nothing bu t EVANGELICAL Grade 6 and under, \ caffeine and are equat to about FREE CHURCH -<>- present legislative session :Ire of an economic rather than one cup of coffee. OF CORALVILLE ST. PAUL'S ' :(/1 l.m.. Sunday School LUTHEJ tAN CHAPEL a political nature. They wiIJ require a courageolls facing Big Question in the Congo- "A good cup of coffee or tea 11 a.m., Morning WorshIp IMIJ.our! Synod) and a short break should be 7 p.m., Evenln, Service 404 E. Jefferson up to facts mtller than -killed parli- 9, II a.m .• Service, enough to calm any non·hyper FAIT'd UNITED CHURCH Sermon: "Is a Miracle Posslblel" to gain 1I partisan adnlJ1tagl'. tensive student", concluded Dr. (Evang.Ucal and RefoMlled) 10 a.m., Sunday School. Bible Study Bruyn. 1807 KIrkwood Avenue 7:90 p.m.• Vespers Both om g0\-ernor alllI our legisluture 1U1ist realize ' :15 a.m .. Sunday Scb(l(.- Total Independence • • • 10:30 a.m. • li:ornlnr Worshlll that they will serve tit interest of their respective parties The latesl rage at the Univer· -<>- LUTHERAN CHURCl' sity of Kansas Is sliding down FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF CHRIST THE KING b ·t by paving the \HI} for state growth and improH'ment North Clinton '" FalrchUd Slreets Corner of JWV Road slick streets or snowy hills on 8:30, lt 8.m., Worship. anct CoralvUle Road of stule facilities rather than by stifling up dissension und food trays. The student union Sermon: "A Handful of Young. 9:30 a.m., Service, Nursery Or Neo-Colonialism? sters" Sermon: HSO Live In ChrisP) there is cooperating by giving 9:45 a.m., Church School 10:30 a.m., Cburch School wrangling that will block. progressive me, sures. (EDITORS NOTE: Yohllnnes doubt is political." and rule . She turncG tribe against students chipped or cracked -0- Vetcran Republieun legislators, who learncd the hard Kifle is II grlldual. sludenl in To realty understand why the tribe and never sewed the seed trays. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH ST. MARK'S Journali,m 1 rom Ethiopia. Congo has become so important of nationalism in the minds of 217 E. --Iowa Ave. • • • l':15 a.m., Church SchOOl MF.THODIST CHURCH 10:S0 a.m., Worship 2910 Muscatine Avenue way iJ1 the election aftermath of the 1956 legislative session Kifle did his undergraduate in world politics. two basic fac the people. The fraternities at Northwest· 8:30 a.m. WorshIp Servlc.- work in political science al the tOI'S must be taken into consider ern University are no longer -<>- that it was not wise to oppose a Democratic governor This was to serve a purpose. 10:45 '.m., Church School University College 01 Addis alion. bound by discriminatory clauses FffiST CHURCH -cr- The greatest oC moneyed interests OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST merely for political purposes, have indicatcd that they Ababa In Ethiopia Bnd is study· The first is economical. The ptanned to cause chaos during in which appear in their respective 722 E. College SI. liT, THOMAS MORE CHAPEL ~05 N. RiversIde ing in Ihe United States on a Republic of the Congo is rich in dependence and bring a new kind national constitutions. lta.m., Sunday School. ServIce, will try to reach an und('rstanding with Go\'. llughes on Sermon: "Lile" 8:30. 10, 11:30 a.m. and 5 p ... scholarship from the Institute of its own right. It supplies 8 per oC economic colonialism with the Four fraternities at Northwest· Sunday Ma.sse •. Tbe 10 • .m. MaN .. bills regarding fiscal matter . International Education.) cent of the world copper. 70 per imperialists continuing things as ....0- a High Masa lun, by the conv ern which were members of na FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN ,atlon. By YOHANNES KIFLE cent of the world's cobalt, SO p~r beCore but under an African fig tional fraternities which included CHURCH ' :30 and 7 a.m., 5 r..m .• Dall1 11. In his inaugural address Thursday, the new governor, cenl of the world's germanium urehead with a fat Swiss bank ac ()lee tin, at the Englert Theatre) ConfessIons 00 Sa urday from U :. Written for The Dally Iowan religious and racial stipulations p.m., 74:30 p.m. too, took a conciliatory tone. He urged adoption of a Arter more than two years o[ and very large quantities of other count. Moise Tshombe served as in their constitutions, have been II and 11 a.m., ServIces 10 a.m .• Sunduy SChool ( U.N. intervention in the Congo, preciOUS minerals including a their tool. released from the discriminatory -0- ST. WENCESLAUS CRUMB liquor·by.the-drink plan as he had indicatcd. He also made tremendous deposit of uranium. 618 E. Davenport-- SI. the beginning of the end seems WITHtN DAYS of Congo's in, clauses by national officials. FmST PRESBYTERIAN 6:30, 8, ]0 and 11:'" a.m. SIWW It clear l1c realized tho necessity for increased tax lcvies to to be in view. With the recent SECONDLY, along with the dependence, Belgium caused suf· The four, AJpha Tau Omega, CHURCH Masses statements of Katanga's Moise economical factor goes the politi ficient disturbance within the 26 E. Market SI. 7 and 7:30 a.m., Dally M..- just match the budget his predecessor was able to meet Chi Alpha, Sigma Chi and Sigma 9:30 Church School and Worsblp Tshombe a new phase in the his· cal problem. Congo could be a country and self-styled President Nu, applied for permission to 11 :00 Cburch School and Worsbln -0- in part by draWing down the state treaslll'yurpills. lIe tory oC the Republic of Congo very stl'ong foothold to bring Tshombe seceded from the Congo waive the clauses to abide by an -0- TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH may be starting. about African Communism. South propel'. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 320 E. Colle,e SI. must fill in the budget gap and then seck still more money Inter-Fraternity Council proposal Jefferson &< Dubuque Streets Looking back, the U.N. seem west to th e Congo Is the Portu· "Belgian conservatives and fin which stated: 8 a.m., Holy Eucharist to mcct cX1>anding needs. ed to have taken more time in 9:30, It a.m., Identical Worship Serv· 9:15 a.m., Family ServIce, Church gese colony, or as the Portugese ancial interests, confident that "No Northwestern fraternity Ices, Church School, Sehool uniting secessiOnist i(aton .. pl e in the dark, Belgium expected herself aDd go her own way un· TrIal by Jury by Gilbert and Sulll· ernment, which has opposed del' her own leadership or else some part of their ed ucational van and Th e Old Maid and the Thief CHRISTIAN ICIINe. OaOANl1Ao many of the U.N.'s ptans to unite to keep her hold in the Congo. lunds on part·time jobs. by Glnn.(;arlo Menottl, Saturday TION hoi ct. a te.tlmony meet\nl Before giving independence to neo·colonialism is creeping be evenIng at 8 In MacbrIde AuditorIum. eacb Thursday altemoon III the 1IW. 14 The public Is Invited. Admission free. I Katanga, holds pel' cent stock the country, Belgium made no hind the blue flag. Rima Bakouradzeh, a Los An chapel of the C~nlJ'eaaUonal Cbure1l. 11l~1)aily Iowan in the Societe Generate de Bel· - 0 r n • r of Clinton and Jeffenoe attempt to give internal self Whichever course Congo may geles student attending the Uni TO CANDIDATES for degrees In Slreeta at 0:10. All U'II WalCOIIIII \I gique. The Rockefeliers have February: Commencement announte· government to the people. In take, African confidence in the versity of California , is no excep attalld. fM VaUy Iowan" written and edited by ~udentr and " gwemed by .. 600,000 shares and so do many ments hnve arrived. Orders may be stead slle practiced the never United Nations and the Western tion - she rakes in college funds pIcked up at lhe AlumnI House, 130 board uf ,.,. ltudeN trrutea elected by the Ituden' body aM four oUler U.S. philantropi sts. The N. Madison SI. UNt'lIRSITY LIBRARY HOU.II powers has gone way down. through part-time harem dancing Monday·Frtday: 7:3002 a.m.: SaturcIU: ,"",elll appointed by the prfMident of the Vnioerlity. Th. Dally Iowan', dying colonial policy of divide London Observer Wisely observed in Berkeley nightclubs. INTER·VARSITY CHRISTIAN FEL· 7:80 a.m.·l0 p.m.; Sunday: 1:30 p ..... Jdlrorial poUcy " not an expremcn of SVI administration policy Of thal "this may yet be a brilliant LOWSHIP, an InterdenomInational I a.m. ServIce Dellka: MODday·TI1~ day: 8 a.m.·10 'pm.; FrIday and SI~ Rima evidently took to her work group or students J meets every 'JIInlon, In an!! partlcular. speculation (for the Rockefel Letters to the Editor- Tuesday evening at 7:30 In the East \lrday: 8 a.m ..:! p.D1., 7·10 p.m. (b: lers ). The ore is magnificent and with enthusiasm Cor now, only two Lobby Conference Room, IMU to ..rve only); Sunday: U p.m~ 7·1' years aIter she learned the basic cOllslder various topIcs of generat p.m. (Reserve only). PhotedupUcao Pag.2 SATURDAY. JANUARY 19,1963 Iowa City Iowa so is its organization ; the only Interest. AU are cordially Invlted to lion: Monday·Frlday: 8 a.m ..a PJIL: rountines from a Los Angeles atlend. Jo(onday·Tburaday: 8-10 p.m.; Satlit' Publisher ...... Edward P. Bassett OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN Egyptian, she solos on the week day: 10 a.m. unW DOOII, 1.. p.lLl What Price Perfection? IDllday: 2-1 II·'" MIM8I!R Editor...... Jerry Elsea ends at a ritzy night club. THE ACHIEVEMENT TEST In Lat· AUDIT BUItl!AU Jo(anagll\l Edltor ...... Larry Halfleld In will be given Jan. 2Z In 116 01' City Editor ...... •. .lou AnderlOD To the Editor: it is possible to see as an end in FAMILY NITIS at tbe "eld BOUlt ' ClaCULATIONI Besides earning money, Rim a ScbaeUer Hall, at 3:30 p.m. News Editor ...... Doul Carlaon Mayhe we can set some sorl o[ itself the elimination of means 'or the Flr.t Semelter wUl be fnIIt A.IsIstant Clt;;y University told the Daily Californian, cam THE PH .D. GERMAN examination 7:15 to 9:00 p.m. 011 January 23N!. EdItor ...... ~thJr Swift record for letter-to·the-editor which are viola live of our ideals pus student newspaper, she likes wUl be ,Iven Jail. 2Z, from 1:30-4:30 Students, stall and . faculty or their PubJlabed by Student Publleatlo.... Aaslstant New, EdItor nm Callan p.m. In 101 Scbaerler Hall. This ex spouses may brIng theIr own ebU· [roe., (lommunleaUoJ\l Center, 10'0ff Sporn EdItor ...... ErIC Zoeckler Calendar concerning individual freedom. harem dancing because "it's a dren with them on these nlabts. •I_a. dally exctPt Sund.,. and Sodety Editor . • . . . • . .. Suuo Arb chain reactions . I would like to am Is prImarily tor those student. CIb, The existence of something nei Children may not come without lIonday. and lera! hOlIday •• Entered ChIef Pbotogflpher .. . loe Upplncott great exeroise and diversion." who have made prior arrangements address my remarks to Mr. Felix ther explains nor justifies it. oC to prepare the work privately. BrIne theIr own parents and must I.ave U RCOnd-da. matter at the p .... Alsbtant Pbotoaru.her Alan Carter Her night club act consists books alld articles to the exam. with them. SlaU or Itudent lSI oftIce at Iowa Ctty under the Act Saturday, Jan. l' Tarm's letter (O[ 1116163) con hi]l"and shoulder shimmying while cards are required. of eoncell of March 2, 187i. A~:I1~t to th~ .. ~fOhD Klelll 3:30 p.m. - Basketball - Ohio Mr. Tarm is most fascinating in Others wl""lng to lake the exam ASSIstant SpON cerning Mr. Kenney's criticism his "argument" against idealism she plays finger cymbals. should confer with Mr. Sandrock, Idltor ...... HarrleU BtndmaJl State pe ~y vlslt the observ.. Iowan circulation olllce In the Com, aa lOon U pOlllble. The boob are tory durin. these boura without ,.. of all the loeal ne•• printed In lh1I nation week. trem! m. rt i arguable whether a United State without HUAC that she did have one gripe - avaUabla "'l1y, except Saturda7• ...... paper .. .all u all AP new. munleatioM Cente.r \I apen from I erv.tlon. FrIday nlghta are reNned a m. 10 6 p.m. Mond.y lh1'Ou,b FrI 12:30 p.m. - P.E.O. Scholar· anti epsis in an operating room with Ihe Estonian Socialist Re· male Al1lcricnn vi('w('l'~ . from 8 a.m., to S p.m .• at lOt eo. f~, · Kroupa or .chool children or UI4 dllpaldlu. aaunlc.Il0118 Otoblar d., and trom 8 to 10 l.m. Saturday, public. Compl ined Rima, "Amcrican people In oth~r publlo or'onl .. llo .... M...... ood IIIrvlc. lID .....d paper. ship Fund·ralslng Luncheon - is a "means" or an end in itself. Tbose wbo Wllh to obtain a ....n .. .. notD04Slble. but ewezy effort 1'IlI Main Lounge - Iowa lemorlal (Parenthetically, this is an Ideal Leland West, L3 men don·t always appreciate the IAIYIITTI... a, Da obtalned Uon for ~ICular Iroup • .,. oa1I "- _de to .-nt1 ..,.." W\1.l \M ...... Union. which was once scorred aU Also 341 5, Parle aance form in Itself ....J> dnrtn; the . Wlell lIY eaUlIlI ua ..... 01' • WSUI To Broadcast Economic Campus Notes World Symposium ,I I On Arms Control Educators IC assill Paperback 4:10 p.m. Monday in the Medica Amphitllealer. Principal addresses from the na· Writing Fiction, a lexlbook by Dean Weaver will speak on "The tion's first International Arm Con· R. V. CassHI, instructor in the Involvement o( the Federal Gov· JOt/matism Seminars Read and Discuss Writer's Workshop, will be avail· ernment in the Research Mission trol Symposium will be broadcast Meet at SUI able in a paperback edition Feb. 1. TIle Daily [oW(Jn Classifieds. of the University." on successive weekend by radio A discussion of the prospects for The book will be used as a lext • lation WSUr. The eries will be· 'Read Them Yourself, Today. in the fiction writing correspond - . education in economics via tele· gin Saturday, at 1 p.m. with ence course now being planned by Library Display vision highlighted the annual meet· Joseph O. Hanson of the U.S. In the Writer's Workshop in coopera· The public will have the oppor ing of the Iowa Council on Econo tioo with the Brilannica Schools of tunity to view a display of the [ormation Agency and Harold Tay' mic Education at SUI Friday. Chicago. year's best paper back book covers lor oC lhe Research Council on ROOMS FOR RENT INSTRUCTIONS USED CSAIS in the Main Library through Jan. • • • Peace Strategy. Among those attending the meet 31. ing (rom SUI were: Harvey C. Advertising Rates SECOND lemeater reoervatlol\ll tor PIANO lusol\II. Muslc II r a d u ate. FOR SALE: '62 PonUac Catalina. Four Psychologist Publishes The International Arms Control ,raduate men. Cooklng. Solt ..... ter '.7957. 2.9 door sedan. Hydra, It"ense paid. • • • Bunke, associate professor of gen· showers. 530 N. Clinton. 7-58411. 2'" Dial 7·913. on Sal. or .fter 5 p.lll. Teron Alexander, associate pro· Symposium was held on the cam· ,Three DayI ..•...... l5c a Word week daYI. 1-25 Shapiro To Speak eral business; Ronald K. Calgaard, Six Days .. ..•..•.•. l9c a Word CRADUATE men only. QuIet. Clean. TUTORING fessor of psychology in pediatrics CookIng prlvlle,es. 11 E. Burling. 1955 MERCURY MontclaIr hard.t0l':; Karl Shapiro, Pulitzer Prize win· pus of the University of Michigan, at SUI, is author of a new book, instructor of economics, J. L. Ten Day...... l3c a Word ton. 7·5M9. U TUTORING Mathematlet. Call after 8-4533. 1· ning poet and critic, will speak on at Ann Arbor, Dec. 17·20, 1962. "Psychotherapy in Davies, director of instructional ODe Month ...... 44c a Word ROOM - close In. Graduate student. 5:30 p.m. 8·5933. 1·19 FOR SALE: 1952 MG·TD. Call !38-Ml18, Our Society." the topic .. In Defense of Bad SUIowans who attended the meet· For CoDIecutive InHrtioaa 211 N. Dod,.. 2.;, after & p.m. 1·1 . Poetry" at 8 p.m. Monday in the ing were Dee Norton, associate service; John Haefner, head of The study of the (I!inlmum Ad.' Worda) NICE ROOMS. Call 8·2m. 2·9 MISC. FOR SALE 1953 STUDE8AKE'R V08 tlvo doo!, Senate Chamber of Old Capitol. professor of psychology, and Larry social studies in University High cood tires. 7·2676. I·u interaction ROOMS for male students. Ov.r 21. COMPLETE component slereo sys- between men tal Shapiro, a faculty member in the Barrelt of WSUI. School; Robert Lawson, instructor CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADS 1956 OLDSMOBILE 98. Power.atee1'lne, SUI Writers Workshop, will dis· 7·7'85. 2·11 tern with Healh ampll!ler. Rek-o-Kut brakes, Ilr-condltlonlng, radl~l. he.l. disorders and so· of the Bureau of Business and OM In ..rtlon • Monttt .... $US- er, new tires. 7·2522 after 5:w . 1·19 cuss his dissatisfaction with formal SINGLE room •. Men. 8"'247. 1.23 turntable .•3225. 1·25 cial conditions has . dIe p EC9nomic Rese8rch; Paul Olson, Fin In ..rtlon •• Month ... $1.15- 50 MG·TD Classic. New eDlln., Urea been puhlished in poetry and T... In ..rttons • MOItftI ..... 1.15- APPROVED houslng. Men. Kitchen, and clutch. Excellfnt condition. read examples Reflre .. astor)head of the Department of Econo· lounge. 2 doubles and 2 lrlple bed· Cockt,,11 - Luncheon - Dinner 338·9572. 1-30 the S p e c t rum -1Wte1 fcw Each Column Inch rooms avaUable February. flO per PAPER NAPKINS . CL L mics; Lloyd Smith, associate pro· month. 7·5652. 2·12 Book s e r i e s O fessor of education; Duane Tyler; Contemporary - Provincial AUTOMOTrv, Prentice· Hall. rgan.zes nUrCn 2ND SEMESTER open,n, •. Student wo- Thomas Wagner, instructor of eco lDen 21. Sln,le, 'h dou b1e wIth Dl5lgnl is the first book by SEATTLE, Wash . - The Rev. nomics. Phone 1-4191 cooking, refrl,erator, phone. Close· TROUBLE retUn, auto tlllUrance? See In. 8-8763. 1·19 COMER'S Bob Bender. DW ...:19. U Alexander, who Dr. Lewis L. Dunnington, who reo has written numerous journal arti· John Haefner, professor of edu· pi ...... m . Ie 4:30 p •...,. w.. • ROOMS with full lROVED room. 2 or 3 boy •. Kitch· 7·9557. 1·22 new congregation near Seattle THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY en prlvUeee •. $30. 214 N. Capitol. the Society for Research in Child of Nebraska, Sha· SHAPIRO 1·2.!I Also discussed at the meeting ADVERTISING COPY. Development, the American Psy. piro is editor of the poetry maga· where he now lives. were state council activities during chological Association, and the zine, Prairie Schooner. H was also The former Iowa City paslor, the past year, including enrollment American As ociation [or the Ad· editor o[ "Poetry" for six years. of some 150 Iowa teachers in the Shapiro was educated at the Uni· began calling in the neighbot'hood vancement of Science. and soon had organized a com· national TV course; conducting • • • versity of Virginia and Johns Hop four summer workshops in Iowa; HOME FURNISHINGS kins University in Baltimore. His mittee 10 start the new church. and holding in·service courses in Lecture on Africa first volume of poetry was pub· The first service was held Dec. 9. Cedar Rapids and Des Moines. lished in 1935; in 1944 his "V·Let A lecture on nine African coun· After this service, Dr. Dunning· FOREIGN CARS ter" won the Pulitzer Prize. HOUSE FOR SALE tries will be given hy Mrs. Clara ton announced Ihat, beginning the Bayles in the Penta crest Room of He has been a Guggenheim Fel· 'Working Women' COMPARE Oint CARS next Sunday, there would be two LOST & FOUND WHY PAY RENT! '103.00 Jler month. the Union, Sunday at 3 p.m. low and is a member of the Na To Meet Here Monday taxee and Insurance Ihduded til COMPARE OUR PRICES lional Institute of Arts and Let services and the church would be pr\ ce) 3 bedroom Plum Street home. Mrs. Bayles a member of Delta LOST: Black bl·rocal ,lasses. Reward. Built In cupboards, ran,e and wan TERMS TO SUIT Sigma Theta will show 81 ides and ters. organized and charlered the first Representatives of women's servo xM88. 1·19 e oven. Fun basemenl practically tued. FOR SALE: Relaxer exerciser chaIr, art objecls which she collecled on • • Sunday in January. ice clubs and professional organi· LOST: Man's fOld Omcil. Walcb. RIO· Many extras. Po sessIon Feb. 1. Make YOUR NEEDS ward. Dial ·2314. 1·22 US an orrer. 8·2129. 1-25 desk , corree tables, . ru,s, mlscel· her African trip last summer. The Henry Field Collection zations will meet Monday in the laneous furniture. 8·89t8 orb 8·8666. _ 1·25_ public is welcome. Papers of the late Henry Field, TWINS TO ELSEA, 01 EDITOR private dining room of Burge f10H SMITH-CORONA Electric Portable prominent Shenandoah seedsman Jennifer Kay and Amanda Sue, to discuss plans (or an upcoming PERSONAL CHILD CARE Typewriter. Excellent condition. • • • conference on the problems of Phone '·5656. 1-26 from 1891 to 1949, have been pre· twin girls, were born to Mr. and GET qulct r.lulb b1 advertlJlri, used CIIILD CARE versus pt8·achool - In· -. ----- Dean Weaver Lecture sented to the SUI Library by Mrs. working women. articles In The DallY Iowan ct... Uled vuti,ate the tremendous ad· SKI SOOT . Excellent condition. Site Mrs. Jerry Elsea early Friday af· v.nlages your cl.lId wUt achieve by 8·9. Djal 8434S. 1·23 John C. Weaver, vice·president Field, of Shenandoah. Appro:timately 20 IOlYa organi· section. 1·30R 1 attendln, pre·school. This I~ an added for research and dean of the gradu., The papers may be examined in ternoon. They weighed around 3 2 zations concerned with the prob· benetlt If you are presently uslne MONEY LOANED chlld care outsIde the home, Jack ------WOltK WANTED ate college at SUI, will present a I the Special Collections Department pounds each. Elsea is edilor of lems of working women will be ,. JUI Nu rsery Scbool, 615 S. Capitol. 1. 1963 TR3 $$$ College of Medicine Lecture at of the University Library. The Daily Iowan. represented at the meeting. Diamonds, Cameras, DIal 8-3890. Holl IRONINOS well done. Reasonable. Typewriters, Watches, Luggage, 338·9683. 1·28 Only 2,000 Miles - 2 Tops ~------~------Guns, Musical Instruments TYPING SERVICE ;::::!: Dial 7.4535 HELP WANTED 2. 1962 Fiat Spider $ $ $ . . TVPING oervlce - electrIc - x256.~ Of HOCK·EYE LOAN 7·5986. I·SIR WANTED for Fuller Brush, part Ume Red Convertible, Near ~ew NANCY KRUSt-; ID~t eleclrlc tYl'lnl( help. 386·8001. 12-28 ~. . WH~~r4Si." ;,. WNAT 'IYJ 111 service. Dial 8·6654 . 1·31R PART time help wanted. Appt)' In 3. 1961 DKW 770 $995 WANTED JERRY NYALL: Electrlc I.B.M. T~ pcrson. PIzzo Vitia, 216 So. DUbU\~fi Inr. Phone 8·1330. 1·31R 4 Speed, ~ Door, Real Clean .- mONINGS. Student UOYI and ,Irla. HAVE English B.A. Will type. BetIY 220 N. Dodee. Reasonable prlcel. Steven . 8·1434. 1·31ft BAKEPV GOODS 4. 1961 Peugeot $1295 2-11 ( WANTED: Woman to Ihare apart. TYPING: Electric rBM; accurate. Ez· IIO~IE baked bread, nake* crust ~e 4 Door, 4 Speed, Wagon .• 023. •• perlenced. Dial 7·2518. I·S1R and pa trtel. CaU Jake Obel,' te a ment. Call 8 ... _. licensed baker at 7-3777. 1-31R ~no WANTED sewing to do In my homo. TYPING. R.asonable ratea. Short pa· 5. 1960 Spdte $1195 Evenln,. 8.9612. 1.23 pers and Ihe"ls. 703M3. I·SIR • APARTMENTS FOR RENT Convertible, IRONINGS. 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