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Establiahed in l868 10 Cents Per Copy Asaociated Presa Leased Wires IIDd Wirepboto Iowa City, Iowa - Wednesday, October I, 186S SUI Freshmen to Make Historic 'ROTC Decisions Today By ERIC ZOECKLER • Not to enroll in either course. freshman attend four Orientation Lectures. joined, and tickled to death if more than 200 expressed an interest," Newl Editor Military officials said Tuesday that college deans have granted BOTH reductions in requirements followed stormy protests b¥ Col. Booker commented. More than 1,000 male freshmen will attend their last ROTC Orlen- an extension to Oct. 9, the deadline for adding the ROTC course to several campus organizations. Picketing the traditional Military The colonel said he appreciated the faculty support given both tation Lecture in Macbride Auditorium today, and then make an the student's schedule. Many men have expressed the desire to Ball and Old Capitol for abolishment of the compulsory requirement programs this fall and the attentiveness of the freshmen mea historic and important decision for SUI and themselves. talk the subject over with their parents this weekend. was common. An Arm R TC U' . hoff Id d ' . By making the voluntary choice of whether to continue in either If the student desires to enroll in one of the programs, he will th im nd ' Y dO ..0 lcernr safld istoe! Ice wou ecline comment 00 the Air Force or Army ROTC programs, the men will be breaklng indieate a section preference on his card. If today's freshman successfully completes either of the four- e pe mg eciSlon un a ter ay. a tradHion that has existed since Civil War days. Historically, compulsory ROTC began here when a campus year programs, he will receive a commission as a second lieutenant ACCORDING to the joint plan, freshmen registering for the Air SCHEDULED for today 's sessions - the last of four _ wi1\ be militia was formed during the Civil War and has since enjoyed a in either the Air Force or Army Reserves. Force program will report to thelr respective drill sections Friday question and answer periods in which officers hope to clear up any succeSSful, but 'controversial life. Concerning the three previous lectures, Col. Brooks W. Booker, to pick. up uniforms. New Army R.OTC cadets will be issued uniforms misunderstandings. Since World War II, the ROTC requirement for freshmen males professor of Air Science, said "they've impressed me, but I'm un· next Wednesday, The freshmen will then make one of three choices ; in the College of Liberal Arts was two years. The Slate Board of able to put on my freshman beanie and think like the men who will Both departments will, upon request, obtain draft defermentll • To continue in the AFROTC program. Regents lowered the requirement to one year in 1961 and last sum- make the decision . ' after a cadet completes one semester of a R
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The ball was given to corning up and that the referee football officials, said Tuesday Hospital: D pit Koufax' 25 ictorie for tlle Dodgers and his Na Iowa . looked over end thought.fori 'Visitor be has sent a letter to Washing Iowa Coach Jerry Burns said down already had been used.II . tional League strikeout record of 306, the Yanks are favored 6-5 "After ton State Coach Jim Sutherland Sunday films of the game showed Armstroog said that an official stop at t in the opener and 7' -5 in the that "there was no doubt Washing normally keeps the number 01 ·', 0 ~------. Series. expressihg that the lost down Lbbby ton State was entitled to another downs in his head although it II dren's World Series A weather forecast for a sun in Saturday's g801e at Iowa was down." customary to refer to the marker. ny, pleasant day with the tempera un regrettable mistake," "Heinz and head linesman Gus "It's up to the head linesmailln Facts and Figures ture in the mid-70s assures a ca Skibbie have informed me that they pacity crowd oC 70,OQO-plus for the The game ended in a 14-14 tie. tell the person handling the marker still do not think they made a mis when to flip it." said Armstrong. Participants - Naw York opener oC the Yanks' 28th Series. With II seconds remaining, Cougar take," Armstong told the Associ Yank... (AL) Ind Lilt ""'.... The perennial American League Skibbie was head linesman iJ Ddog.r. (NL), Quarterback Dave Mathieson was ated Press. "I have not seen the champions ha ve a 20-7 record in thrown for a loss trying to pass on game films. However, I am taking the disputed Syracuse-Notre Dame Site. and ••atinv CApedtIIlt - Series play, compared to 2-8 for a third down. Iowa end Lou Wil the word of Jerry Burns that they game at South Bend, Ind., in IISL Yank" StMlum. 72,100; Dedger the Dodgers, and hold a 50 I edge "THERE CAN 8E NO anaI9gy Stadium. 56,000_ liams was then thumbed from the show a mistake was made, and it over their old neighborhood rivals was on this basis that ] sent the drawn between the ruling in ~ Number of ,.mea - 8"t of field for slugging and a IS-yard Crom the Subway Series days. penalty put the ball on the Iowa letter to Coach Sutherland, game and the one at Iowa,", ~ld lOven, Mmstrong. "The Sy(acusc·Notre Schedule - first two gam.s. In the opener it will be the 25 with the clock stopped with three "Il was not a que~tion of judg today and Thunday. at Ylnk" speed and [iring power of 27-ycar seconds Icft. ment. It was just a plain mistake, Dame controversy was a matt~1()1 Stadium; optn elite, FrWay; old KouCax, a Brooklyn boy, against Place·kicker Wayne Foster was It's regrettable, but there is noth rules interpretation and their w.ord· the guile and cunning of Ford, a ing that can be done about it. ing. " third. fourth and fifth ,am" (If sent in by Sutherland to try for a 34-year-old New Yorker whose l()'S "IT tS A QUESTION ~ the of· Notre Dame won 17-15. Tbe~ necessary). Saturday. Sunday. field goal. But Larry Thompson, and MondlY. at Dodt.r Stadl· in 19 previous starts, makes him ficials just not counting their pute came when Syracuse was pen lum; optn elate, TuesellY, Oct. the greatest winner in Series his Washington State field captain, said change. I think that when Mathie. alized for running into the ..an '; sixth and Hventh game. (If tory. In regular season Whitey had holding the ball for an unsuCCeta- necessary). Wtcln.Alay. Oct, 9 a 24·7 record. Koufax' 2S victories The Scene of Battle ful Irish field goal attempt on"the included 11 shutouts. and Thursda,. Oct, 1. at V_" ROfIr Maril' Nt couW be a big filctor in d.ter the of Syracjll Stadium. Game lime is 11 a.m. (CST), with sarvle •• beth Mldley M.. tle and Maris for Navy's Stau b: a~h L Le. 'ads ~: r~:~in~f 1~~4 I game, Tim. of ,amas - 11 I,m, to radio and television coverage mlnin, the Mlior LtlglIe World Championship one of the few times this \'t.... . Ga ...... I. II Syracuse was penalized' 15 yank (NBC). blttl. Whim open. at Yank •• Stadium tadllY. Th. lI,m, (CST). day (CST ) The Irish got another chance' with Rldlo and tel.vislon - Na KOUFAX SHRUGGED OFF re Yank •• favortcl to reput II champs. will hua -AP Wirephoto -Io·n ,'In Tota: I 'Q'ffense" the game over on the c16ck: .JIlI tional 8roHcI.tin, Co, ports that hc had been sufCering Nat., " Perowskl bootlld a Wyard,Jield World S.ri•• rKordl of t.. m. from a slight cold In California and •. • ., goal for the victory .•.'. .' NEW YORK iA'I - Penn Slate's - Yank ..s have won 20. lo.t 1; said he was ready to go against the In AP Grid PolI- sidelined by injuries, ha ~ !!arried , T~e rule book sai!Vin oohpot Dodger. hive won 2. lost I, Yanks. In all probability he will Pete Liske has a slight edge over for 319 Yl\rds in 39 plays. Bobby that Notre Dame rated a· ~oOd Navy's Roger Staubach among the Past Yank"-Dod,.r Serl.s - pitch three times if the Series goes Smith of North Texas St~te is try, and in another part t~at 'it Yank ... hlv. won .Ix. 1941. the limit. Ron Perranoski, the lefty nation's major ~ollege passers, but . didn't. The NCAA Football Rules the sharpshooting Middie quarter second with 217 yards on 21 rushCll, Committee eventually redrafted·tIIt 1941. 1948, 1952, 19S3. 1956, Dod relief stopper, also said he had completely recovered Crom a cold . Oklahoma Climbs to No.1; back is the total o~ense leader and, the two will compare ' notes Icode to allow:! second chance ~ch gtrs (then 8rooklyn) won tn•• 1955. THE ONE doubtful position in after two games, the NCAA Service Friday night at Canyon , Tex., when as Notre Dame received under. Ill! Bureau reported Tuesday. West Texas meets North Texas. circumstanpes.. , Openinv day pit c h • r I - the line·up of the two clubs was
Whitey Ford (24-11. Vanks; vs, third base for the Dodgers. Ken The rushing department is top ~\ 11111 Sandy KauflK (25-5). Dodgers, McMullen, a rookie recalled from Southern Cal Falls to 8th ped by a famillar name, Pete Spokane in late June, suffered a Pedro of West Texas State, in to.,; pulled hamstring muscle in his ORMAN, Okla, (AP) - for. But we realize we 've got votes in parentheses, and total Jirst NCAA ran kings of the young right leg last week. It bothered him Tbe Oklahoma Sooners, once eight more games to play, ~t's points on the 10·9·8-7-6-5'4-3·2-1 bas- football season. The Hawkeyes Drill some during Tuesday's workout at where you end the season that is : The carly [igures are far Crom the Stadium, and he appeared an again a ferocious band of foot- counts." conclusive, as Liske leads the pass Against Huskies' unlikely starter. McMullen settled ba 11 warriors after seven years The Sooners polled a 36 of 53 Te.m W L T Pt" ers with 30 completions in 39 at tempts for 288 yards, while Stau· the Dodger infield after his recall of relative mildness, w ere first place votes and compiled 495 1. Okl.hom ...... 13') 2 0 0 495 bach boasts 377 yards on ' 29 com and the club played much steadier named the nation's No.1 team points bascd on 10 points for a 2. AleHIM ...... I t ) 2 0 0 4G2 Offense, Defense If pletions in the same number of at ball. he can not play, Jim first place vote, nine for second , 3. Teu. _ ...... ( 2) 2 0 365 tempts. Liske has connected Cor Iowa's Hawkeyes ran against Gilliam probably will shift from Tuesday in Th e Associated etc. ~. WllConsln ...... 1 J) 2 0 • 2" second to third and Dick Tracew • three touchdowns, Staut.ach for Washington's offensive and defen Press poll. ALABAMA, a 28-0 winner over 5. Northwestern .... I 1) 2 0 a 264 Singers ski, a fine fielder but a .226 hitter, ,. Noyy ...... (2) 2 0 241 one'. In 1955 Navy's George Welsh sive drills for an hour Tuesday and will go to second. The Sooners, ranked No . 3 last Tulane, held on to second place 7. GIorgiO Tech .. .1 2) 2 0 • 220 won the passing title, last easterner week by the AP's panel of sports with 402 points, including nine first • concluded practice with a scrim Both Mickey Mantle and Roger • • $0, C.Uf. "., .. .. I ) 1 , 163 to head the list. Contemporary Folk Music " • Pedro, early rushing leader for mage against the substitutes run Maris are ready to go for the writers and broadcaster~ , leaped to place votes, and Texas was vo ted t. Pltt.burgh ...... 1 ) 2 0 • 114 ning Washington's attack. Yanks. Mantle's left foo t was brok ~he top r.ung after def~atmg defend· No. 3 with t vo firsts a d 365 10. Mllllnl",,1 ...... ( ) 1 0 1 ' 45 the last two se~sons before he was en in Baltimore June 5 and he mg natIOnal champIOn Sout.hern: "." i~" Il,"u},,<: 'c,"" ,I,:uP. I "The practice wasn't bad, but appeared in only 65 games. How Callfornia, 17-12, Saturday. The pomts. Texas moved up lrom 1ourth Now Appearing · Nightly. ·:~ we had difficulty stopping Wash ever, he reports that he is running Trojans dropped from first to after defeating Texas Tech, 49·7. (two .hows IIch eve"in,) ington's oCfense," Coach Jerry at near top speed again and has eighth. Texas and Oklahoma meet at at Burns commented after the ses been playing recently. Maris has "U's real nice to be NO. 1," said Dallas Ocl.12 ill a game that could sion. "We need more consistency been troubled by a series of ail 243·pound tackle Ralph Ne~ly . "I be a key to the national champion· and more intensity If we are to ments, and played in 89 games. He hope we'll still be there after the ship. Texas pJays Oklahoma State cope with Washington's powerful was out recently with a strained Texas game Saturday after nexl. this week while Oklahoma is idle. The Twilight Room .' atlack." back and wears an elastic bandage. It 's not going to go to anybody's head." WISCONSIN, w hi c h defeated Notre Dame t4·9, moved from sixth CDrI\er of First Ave, G"d First St" Cedar Rapids Halfback Lance Rentzel voiced. a to fourth and Northwestern jumped I similar view. . Monday .thru Fr:iday , ) from seventh to fifth after beat. • ,t, I Washington ~8/lowa 13; "This is what we worked so hard ing Indiana, 34-21. , . , I . "f! IIIIlKPlIUIUIIH'llhIRII}nl ,un ------Navy, which trounced William q \NUIIII'III!I«~!IIWIIHII:IlU \' ItI IiU U DlplQalllm~1II 111J)11 11IUIU UI I IIIIIIIIIII:I!U~ttlll,'rIlll I TliU,lUUlIIIlUUUlllll n gI\P~Iml N Back of the Week and Mary 28·0, dropped a notch to Illinois over Wildcats NO.6. Georgia Tech jumped to seventh from ninth after shut· 1. What's the matter, no appetite? . 2. Worried abollt exaDlS, huh? I NEW YORK (.4'1 - It was rain ting out Clemson, 27-0, and Pitts· By CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN ning pitchforks on Atlanta's Grant I I hal'e more importa.nt things No, about getting old, , burgh moved up one spot to No. to tJ¥nk,of than Coqd, Associaled Press Sports Writer Field Saturday. The weather was 9 by beating Washington 13·6. CIIICACO - There was nothing murky in the 01' Swami's too foul for man or beast - or the Mississippi , rated No. 2 in the crystal ball last week. His only miss was by a foot - 1iami's 3-0 football team of Georgia Tech and pre-season poU , eased back in tho field goal over Purdue, But it's clouding up for the next round Clemson. Top Ten, taking over the No. 10 spot after lashing Kentucky, 31-7. of gridiron guessing. That didn't lazc Billy Lothridge , The Rebels tumbled out of th e WASHINGTON II. IOWA 1l - halCbacks like Paul WarClcld and Georgia Tcch 's S-loot-!, 184-pound rankings after being held to a The officials may be able to count Tyrone Barnett. Two of the coun senior quarterback, a born "mud scoreless lie by Memphis State in up to four at the Huskies' home try's best hal1backs will face each der" but one of the game's most their opener. base. That's more than they could other - Warfield and IndIana's versat;ile operatives on a wet Cield Only team to leave the Top do at Iowa tast week. They de- versatile Marv Woodson. or dry. Tell this week was Arkansas. The prived Washington State oC a SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 23. The all-around performance won Razorbaeks, rated No. 0 in the down, leaving the Cougars without MICHIGAN STATE 14 - Thc Tl'o lor the Ycllow Jacket-of·AII Trades poll last week, were upset by a field goal chance in the linal jans Cigurc to bounee back in thIs solection as The Associated Press' Missouri , 7-6. seconds as thc game ended in a Friday night date in their own Back of the Week. 14-14 tie. Washington will be ouL backyard afLer being downed 17-12 The Top Tcu, with first-place to regain prestige after a 13·6 by Oklahoma. sclback by Pitt. NAVY 20, MICHIGAN 14 - The ILLINOIS ", NORTHWESTERN Middies, and their sensational pass l' - This one is pulled right out of cr, Roger Staubach, brushed off Free Pick-Up & Delivery lhe turban. The IUini are a vastly William" Mary 28·0 last week and 3, You'nl' kidding? 4. You sho\lld be celebrating improved learn with a solid de- climbed to No. 6 in the rankings. ALL KINDS OF DRY CLEANING D9t broodiqg. . fense and a brigade of charging The Wolverines will provide a much Nol.! a)J. I've reached a . linemen that could make passer better test. Shirts Repairs mil C.jto,\e today, I'm 21. The The age of responsibility Tommy Myers feel Ilke he's facing MINNESOTA II, ARMY 10 - daY"0Hny youth,ha\lO-llo_ \ .uuponme. a stampede. 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Marshalltown Newspaper to 'Expand Being a top award·wiMer for producing the best eommunity daily eral Excellence (or daily news-\ employees' lounge, and mechanical newspaper excellence two years in we can," Paul G. Norris, Jr. wrote. papers three times. offices. ~t U. Hospital ~~mbu~~! M~OO~~,~~,,,~~,r:~ ;~,[ ~l"m J~ the last three bu not satisfied the "We are embark.ing this fall on an The plans include a 4().by·1OO (oot Four Goss press units, two with .. editor and publisher of the Mar· extensive remodeling and modern. addition to the present Times-Re-: color "humps" will be installed sur stUdents, starr, and faculty months after the United States Conference. in Washington, interrogating felons members wishing to avoid parking declared war on Germany, Presi- In addition to discussions of the during the morning and studying at shalltown Times-Republican. In an izing program for our publlshing publican bullding to house a new ; next spring, when three will go to tickets while visiting University dent Woodrow Wilson created a Inquiry's work, Gelland describes the Library of Congress and the article appearing in !he Septem plant with the hope that this will pressroom on the £irst floor and a 1 work and th e fourth will be ready Hospitals should keep in mind the government bureau to prepare the some of the sidelights - the loy· National Archives in the afternoon. ber, 1963, issue of the SUI School enable us to improve our service new composing room on the s(>c- 1 (or future expansion. The presses following procedure, specified in American program for peace. alty investigations, intelligence op- GelCand graduated from Western of Journalism's monthly mapzine, to our advertisers and to our read· ond. The old pressroom will be- come from the Des Moines Regis ers in central Iowa." come a storage area and the old ter and Tribune. They win permit the parking regulations booklet. This burellu, known as the "In· erations, the recruiting of talent Reserve University in 1949, receiv- "The Iowa Publisher," he an 1 l"University faculty, staff, and quiry," conducted most of its ac- and the ~actional warfare, ~hich ing b~ Master of Arts degree from nounced expansion plans. His newspaper has won the Iowa composing room will provide space 1 a page jump (rom 24 to an even students who are patients or visi- tivities hidden from public seru- at one pomt .threatened to disrupt the Bame university in 1950. He "We are not satisfied that we are Press Association award for Gen- for more photographic facilities, ' tua l 64. lors at University Hospitals may tiny, functioning until the .begin- the organization. :took his doctorate at the Univer· - - 55- - - 7 park in the parking area near the ning of the Paris Peace Confer· I The Inquiry prodllced and col· sity 01 Wasblngton in 1959. 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Fretwell, A4. a ruby rmg valued at $100 had WAYNER'S been taken {rom his belongings Keokuk. have been appointed Cadet Deputy Corps Command r and while he was playmg handball. Cadet Brigade Commander, respec- Mike Schrier, A4 , Fort Madison, tively. Col. William N. Holm. pro- A2. Grand Junctloll; Joseph Bellerley. al 0 told police of a stolen wallet ONCE - A - YEAR c lessor of Military Science, said A~JI'I:': ~'.!~n A2. Iowa City; Ro containing $60. Another SUI student Tuesday. bert Dee,.n. A3. Iowa Clly; Kelley Donham. A2, Iowa City; Robert Farns who reportedly lost a wallet was Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel worth. A2. Jowa City; Elmer Hebl, scheduled to fill out an official were Fretwell, E4. Keokuk and 1:2. Iowa City; WUllam Hleronymu •• complaint today. 0\3. Iowa ClI». D.vld Kutscher, At, c.rter, A4. Hillsdale, 111. Iowa City; D.vld Mo~ At. lowl . City' Thomu Putnam. IV" low. Clly. Promoted to MaJOr were: Keith Sn.v"i¥, Al Iowa City; Elvin B .OOK SALE DU>1 Lee Rolland. A3. 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Crlwtordsvllle; Hlrt E andOllh; Ronald Downey. A.. Slg previous competlllons Introduced Strachey. The brtiUanl economist· el his fantastic career from ob· fabled ftaures. 5.11 $2." T Bondi. A.bD.venporl. Ronald L. Thom· ourneYL John Lawrence. 10.2. Sioux Ihe llrst work. of Nonnan Maller, pOlitical scientist ana lYles Brlt.ln·s scure county judie through bls ~ 50 S.II ''''. a •• A. .venporl Dow Va • A4 CItYj eo Mlllcr. A2. Sioux City ; Tenne see WIIUams ... Truman Ca dissolution o! empire and specu terms In the Wlllte House and 59 THE WILDERNESS OF OEN . 77. CHARLES SUMNER AND THI low. c1tr.; Don.ld W.eohler, M, Wes j Cllllord Wilder, A2. Sioux City. Mar- pote. and others. rub. at f3 95 lates about U.S. Russian, Chinese after. and presenls a vivid picture ALI (Mt. McKinley) by Charles COMING OF THE CIVIL WAR. br. l! d \ KI A'" C lin Wine, AS nma Dennis Hlmlllon. 5.1. ,I Imperialism. Pub at ,500. '"11 ,I of the man himself Pub al $650 Sheldon The wrltleo.by-campflt-e DavId Donald Penelratlng b - en . arren na. " "'lin, onn .; A2, Tlplon; Roger kubik, A2. Traer; S.la ,I.,. diary of the areal aportsman·na oaraphy of the Senalor trom Ma.· John Martln~ AC. Pelanco, N.J ; Th.o- Jonn Burrell. A2. Walerloo; Stanler. 2. THE CHILD IUYIII. by John 22. WWI sac'y of War - NIWTON turallst Three yeat-s of hl'h ad· .achusetts. the most powerful antt dore Rlb.uao. A4, Demare I. N.J.j KllveriJ 10.2. Walerloo. John LoM. Hersey Humor and horror are O. IAKIII, by C H Cramer. First 41. Th. Civil Wlr - 1I0AD TO ChITIn Scherrer, Ai, Maquoket. pna A2. ,.terloo; Ch.rle. Murphy. E2. fulliength bloaraphy of the enlg MANASSAS. by R. H. Beatlle Jr. venture (1900 19(8) exploring and slavery spokesman In the govern. William Wells. A3. Moquokela. 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Wit OF MAX, A brilliant bloeraphy ousies. and ancient rituals - set 200 pages ot photo.. 8~"xll "" ". taught us of ancient cultures. 71 PAINTINGS. Inlro by Elizabeth erloo; of Max Beerbohm. Ihe great agalnsl the background of SOCial Pub at $10.00. 'al. $1.,. Ulus. Pub. at $5.00 Sale $1." Thoma. leasen. AS , Walerloo; L. WU drama critic Bnd wit. Intlmale Mongan, Curator. National Gallery. revolution and change. Pub. at $li. oW. THE KEY TO HANDWRITING Broad selection ot the work 01 one II.m Kehe. ES , WaverlYi Pal rick Mur· WORDS: THEIR CAUSE AND CURE of Ihe leadlna literary tlaur., Sail $1 01 the toremost women In art phy. E2 West Brancn; Robert J. of late 191h century En~land [I ANAL YSII, by Irene Marcuse. 65. FAMIL'I' WORDS - A PSV' Land,raf, 10.2, Chlc.lIo.. John R. lustrated with Sir Mu s Inlmlt 27. "Tho Gn.t Impostlr" - THE Ph O. Amerlca's leadIng graph history. 25 lull-color Plates 32 duo Cheek.. A3 Decatur, ul' Georre Today let us take up the subject of etymology (or entomology, able carlcalures Orlg. '600. RASCAL AND THE 1I0Ar. br. Ro ologist revenls why our basic pet- chologlcal Approlch to F.mlly tones. 34 pD. black and wh l te 11Iul. SIll bert Crichton Outrageou.ly unny sonalltles cannot be disguised, how Lifo, by Robert D. Hess and 8 ~"xll" . Pub. at $10.00. Clark, A2. Elmwood Park. IfI ; Sleven as It i3 sometimes called) which is the study of word origin.s ,I Sill $3.9, Gumblner A3. Hllhland Park, 111.; Del· travels ,atllerlna material lor the to analyze our own handwriting. Gerald Handel A stimulating, l author's famouse expose Fred and Ihe use of graphology fn bert Gehru. ASk MendOla. 1U ; Gerald (or tnsects, lIS they nre sometimes called). •. John O'Hlra - OURSELVES TO 0' non ·sutisUcal study of Ameri 12. THE LIFE AND LETTER' OF Casey E2. Roc Island 111.' 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Chicago Covers drawing. paint eck. WlII Herberg and many others. Ing In India and Ceylon. 6S tipped tbe1r way to world fame With more 3CI. Our Prilidents AFTEII THE Pub at $6.00. S.I. .2.91 Thom.. Sheridan. A2. Bettelldort· than 125 chilling cartooDS by their WHITE HOUlE. by Asa E M.rtln. Ing. graphic arts, sculpture - In. full color reproductions brine John Kayer. A%i\ Brighton. David creator. Ronald Searle and contri How twenty·four ex Presidents of compOSItion! color and perspec 67. Tho Llfl .nd Art of CEZANNE. forth all the glowlnR sensuoslly of Loney A2 Britt ruce Klenaprel A2. bution. bu such borrlfled admirers tbe United State.. from George tive. mater als and techniques by I1enrl Perruchot. Superb, un Ibe Ajanla cave. MedJe.al manu· CarroO;! Pean Pelerlon. E%. Culalla; as Robert Graves and C Day Lewis. Washlnaton to Herbert Hoover. In each 32 plates. many line varnIshed. biography of the lone scropt.. mucb more Pub at ~10 00. Harold Brown. A2, Cedar Rapid •• Don· Pub. at '350. 5.1. faced rettrem.nt Ind old age. In dramlngs Pub. at $3 70 and temperamental genius who be Sola ,5." aid Buhmann. AI. C«dar Rapids' J ,I t.lmate stories of Ihelr private fi S.I. ,1.91 came one of the most Influentlll Allen Carley. AI. Cedar Rapids; Con. 11. JAPAN: Portrall of Par.dox. nances. favorite hobblcs, wives and painters ot all Ume . 57 rare photo· ... M.glel.n Wllh Lans - MO rad Fruehllne. A2 Cedar Rapids; by Quentin Crewe. Profile In depth children. foibles and eccentrlclUes lIIuslrations of Cezanne and ramous MINTS PRISERVED. by IrvIng Jame. HIli. A2. ?:edar Rapids; David of the charactcr and contllcts of Pub at .. 95 Sile ,1 4t. DU SARRY - A B,ography. by conlemporarles Pub. at 5600. Penn. Text by Irving Penn and Lana. A2. Cedar Rapids; Patrick Me· modern Japan. Including fasclnat· Stanley Loomis Dramatic life and 5.1. ,2.91 Rosemary Blackmon Over 340 Enany, Al. Cedar Raplda; Jame. E Ina Interviews with Zen monks. 31. Samu.1 Hopkin, Ad.ml' TEN career of the last and most pow· photographs ••t In brilliant color. Park. A2 Cedar Rapids; James Geishas. student!', HIroshima vic DERLOIN. Big. colorful, amusln, er!ul or LOllis xv's mlslresses - " PIUMITIVE MAN ANO HIS The modern master's startuna. wit Rasley, Ai. Cedar Rapids; Tbom .. tims. Pub at ...W . Sal. ,1 novel about mlnlster's crusade the lengedary beauty who rose WAYS ' P.II.rnl of Llf. In some ty. penetratln&, stUdies of celebri Smith. A!o Charlton. Roger ou. A2. agalnst corrupllon .nd vice In from Ihe streels 0( Paris to reign Na"'e 50clellll, by Kaj Blrket. ties, lush women. wlld-eyed Irlbes ChUles "lIy; Normln Hartwlf. A2. 12. Albert D, Llsk.r - TAKIN AT New York durlna the Gay Nineties over one of Ihe mosl brilliant so Smith Australian AborlJllnes. the men plus the cream of his adver THI FLOOD. John Gunther'. fine deserl Tuareg. the Maori. the Clarence' Francis J Corowel. A2. biography 01 one of the most Pub. at ".9~. 1111 $I cleUcs ever assembled Pub at Uslna work Big 100'x13" volume I Clinton; 'oan Jones. E2, CltnlOll WU· H_ DISCOVIRY - Grtal Momanll $600 5.le ,1 " Lapps, and Ihe North American In Boxed Pub at $17.50 lala ..... llam D. Henderson.. A2. Councti jj luffs; interesting and InCluenUal Ameri dlans - each a primitive people cans of the 20th century. father In Ihe Lives of Oulltlndln, NI JO. MEASURING THE INV1SIILE ,!Ioverned by Ihe Irlbe. the totem. U. HISTOIIY OF PAINTING IN Joel Jeasen, A2. ",ouncU BluIfI; Ron. tunilits. Roger Tory Peterson! Olin WORLD : The Llle and Works of ald. Dod&e A~. Creston; Randy Horr. of modern adverUslng, art Collect the taboo - each brlJllanUy de 1,000 COLOII ItInODUCTIONI A2, Davenport; or. humanitarian Dlus. 23 photos. Sewall PetUl'alU. John K eran. Antoni von Leeuwenhoek. by A. scribed by one 01 the world's fore ed by Robert MaUiard. with texl Pub at '500. S.I. $1 Aleunde, Sprullt and 32 olhers re Schlerbeck. A definlUve account most anlhropologl.ts 80 photo. by 12 lead Ina arl scbolars. One of KeVin Kerr. A2. Davenport; Leonard creale Ihelr most exciting experi 01 Ihe orlalns of microbIology. De graphs Pub. at ,.95. Sail ,2.91 Ihe most beautiful and useful art While. E~. Davenport; Slev.n Albel ... U. Aftl. 19 ... Wh.t? - THI IIISI ences In guest of rare specimens OF THE MIIIITOCIIACY, by scribes Leeuwenhoek's flt-sl amaz references ever published I teatur A2. De. MOlnel; Larry Dorr. A2. Des and nature's ,reat spectacles Ihe Ina observaUons and experiments! ". THE MILITAIIY LEGACY OF Ing 1000 11Iustratlons ot tne most Moine., Jlmes Hodges. 10.2, Des Michael Youna A ,cathln, satire. world over. Pllb. at $6.SO. Sal, '1.49 bls e(foru to convInce the Roya THE CIVIL WAil. by Jay Luvaas. In the great antl·Utoplan tradition FascinaUng account 01 what Euro sll/nlflcant palnllnas In the history Moines; JOMph Mirkal A2bDes Moines; SOCiety, his microscopes. his dis· at Western art - all reproduced Donald Neiman. AI. ea Moines; or Huxley and Orwell of IIIe In coverles o! blood eells. etc Pub at pean military observers In the who, etran., to tell, had been Bulb's roommate at Cal Tech I the 21st centul')' and the ,rim and U. J.ck KlroUlc: LONESOME Clvti War law. experienced and In magnificent fu U color! Pub at Thomas O. Cooney, A2, Dubuque; tIlAVELIII. JUus. by Larry Riv $5 00 5.1. $1.,. ,10 00 1.le ~US Thomal Nowlin. DUDuque; In fnct, straDf!e 00 tell. the third man sharing the 100m with tunny resulls 01 determlnln, class ers. The wild adventures of "an learned. and Its Influence on subse· John Bro. A2. Dysart· John S. Hack accordln, to I Q Pub at ,3 50 51. A TIIIAIUIIY OF COLLEGE quent warfare and European mlU ... 100 000 YEARS OF DAILY LIFI Bulb and Gas 91118 also ODe whose name burna brigllt in the S.la Independent educaled penniless HUMOII. Selecled from over 100 Itt. A2. E;rt'hervUl'!i Ailen Kllberaer. ,1 rake aolna anywhere" America. tary theory. lJIus. Pub. at $5 95 - A vllull Hlltory. by J. Brosse. co11eee humor periodicals, 1876 to S.la $2.9, P . Chaland '" J. Ostler. A magntll A2. Fllrillt; DaVid IItelnmetl, A2, Fair annals of iIIuminAtioo-Walter Candle I 14. Mormons "Confldentl.I" - TH I Europe, Mexico and Mot-occo the present. by R. F Koppe. et al lax. William Hoyt, A2. Fenlon .. David DEVIL'S IIAINIOW, by J. C. are a few of the scenes richly 70 THE COPPEIIHEADS IN THE cent panorama of man'. ways and LarsoD, A2. Gowrie; Roben .orlan. The three roomma&e8 were inseparable eompaniooa in 001- Hundreds or rlolous pat-odie., car· habits, work .nd Invenllvenes •• Fur n a s. Wonderfully authentic. described In the prose·poelry of toons. lokes. limericks .nd the Ilke, MIDDLE WEST by Frank L. Clem religion and art. pleaaure, and rol ~e. After craduation all three did reeeareh in the problema wildly humorous chronicle Of the the proRhet Of the "Beat Gen as fresh ana funny as the day they ent Carefully documented study or Propbet Joseph Smith and the lles trom pre-hlslory to the presen, eration. Pub at .. 50 were fit-a! conceived by Benchley. tbe midwestern opposlUon to Lin· - with more than 850 superb n of artificial light. which at this time did not exist. All America Latter-Day Saints "A mlanllicenily III. ,1.4, Gallico. Marquand, Arno. Streater coin's administration - the whole bold alld Corthrlaht treatment of complex oC soctal. economic, reli lustratlons. Includlne 32 paces In Community Givers used to go to bed with the chickell8, and lIlAIIy fine eitiJe118 were, Mormon hlltory. such as Cew have and dozens of otner now·famous lull color - and an exceptionally M. GOET~E AS A SCIENTIST. by name •. Pub at $300 Silo ,1.91 gious r.clal and regional factors vivid text. Luxuriously bound alas. aeverely injured falling off the J'OO8l bad the guts to attempt" - Allan Rudolph Magnus. Here we see tbe Ihat led to charaes of Ireason. PUb. Le May. Pub at .. 95. lal. 52. NI.. Ingl.nd AboUtlonlsls - at $7 SO . SIlo 9"."x12" volume Printed In ~apta;ns lor SUI Well 8lr, the three eomrad88-Bulb, G., IUId CtIndle ,I great poet a. the tounder of com· THI 10LD BRAHMANI by Law· ,2.9, France Pub. al '15.00. Sill ,7.95 15. MUIIDER !'REFERIIID - An paratlve anatomy, an outstlndln, 71. AMEIIltAN REPOIITERS ON promised to be friends forever when they lef* 89hool, but renee Lader Exciting history of '7. THOll IN 'EIIIL ON THIIIA, Agath. Chrlslle Omnibus. Two bpl"nl.t, 1I1101081sl1 mineralogist New Enilland'a men and women THE WESTERN F.RONT, 1t14-'''• . edited by Edouard A. Stakepole. Polrols and a Mis Marple com· and meteorologlsl .• All the IiClenU· who rought 80 desperatelY with By Emmet Crozier World War I Meet 1Uccetl8, alas, spoiled all that. First Candle invented th~ oan plete In one volume. A Murder Is Jlc side ot h.... Is charmingly ,et The most exciting maritime adven· To Today words and weapons a~alnst alav· seen through the eyes ot Pealer. tures and sea exploUs of twenty dle, got rich, and forgot his old fnends. Then Gas in vented gas, Announced. The Patriotic Murders torlh" - Sir has. Sherrlngton. ery. Photo •. Pub at $lloo Gibbons, Broun. et al ResourceCul and Murder In Retrospect. Pub at Pub. at $3 .60. lala $1.4' centuries - dramatically told In Community Givers "captains" got rich, bankrupted Candle, and forgot his old fnenl\s. Then 5.10 ,1.91 ne, •• humor and heroism, the dan· first-person norratlves by great sea ... 95. SII. ,I 35 . MADAMI IOVARY. Gu,tave gers 01 combat. major evenls and will meet today at 4 p.m. in the $l. THI UNION READIII - AI thl personallUea 01 the perIod Pub at farers ond eye-witnesses from MI Bulb iIIvented the bulb, got rich, bankrupted Gu, and forgot ... ALEXANDER THE GOD. by Flaubert·s great novell In tbe de Norlh SIW thl Wlr, ed. by Richard gellan to Cou.teau. 207 maps. line Senate Chamber of Old Capitol. his old friends. Maurice Rruon. A Ilclional bio finitive tranSlation oy Francis B. Harwell, BaWe orders. prison $8.110. lal. 'U, drawln,s, p,hotographs. and paint The "captams" will colleet con graphy, wrillen with remarkable Sleegmuller. The poignant story 01 narratives. popular songs, political 71. Thl "Old" Wul HIGH Ings. 9' xl2' Ortg. ,1500. lall ,7.tS Candle and Gas, bitter and impoveriabed at the apt IWpclCo sweep and color. of the life of Emma Bovary - a provincial wile speeches and bumorous sketches - COUNTRY EMPIRE by Robert G. tributions from SUI employes dur Ihe great Macedonlan general and unable to bear Ihe dlaerepancy be tively of 76 and 71, went to sea 118 respectively the world'. lhe words of Lincoln. the great Athearn. America's "Igh plains and Ing the UJliversity Division cam conqueror. Druon sugaests that tween her romanllc dreams and Generals, clvmans and soldiers 01 mountain country. from the day. ... THE WORKI OF GEOFFIIIY oldest and eeooDd oldest cabin boy. Bulb, nch and grand, aIeo Alexander souaht 10 achelve a tbe banallly of her "bourgeois" the North Pub. at ,7 SO of the first explorers to today's CHAUCEII- A Facsimile of the paign ot the combined fund-ralsing glory that would prove his divine marriage. It probes the minds .nd Sail ,1.91 uranium hunter.. "Written wllh William Morris Kelmscotl Chau· drive in Iowa City. Coralville and went to sea, but he went in style-&8 a 6rst-elaas pueenpr on orl,ln. Pub. at .. 50. III. ,1 emollons of Its characters with authority and sparkle .. . Ihe best cer. The complete original text luxury linera. 17_ AMERICA'I niT CHICKIIII: Blln,lng realism and PSYChOIOflcal one· volume work of lIs kind that and the original 87 Ulustrations University Heights. truth Pub. at ".00. IIII 1.4, 54. Napoleon's LIII D.ys - IT. know." - A. B. Guthrie. Pub. at by Edward Burne.Jones. 12 'Aa"x- An Encyclopedia of Modern Maller HILINA STOIIY, by Dame Ma· r The week-long University cam Well air. atranp to teU, all three were aboard the ill-fated 36. $6.95. lall $1," 8!h". Pub. at '17.SO. lal. , .... ""YI by Tom Wiswell (Free·Style Ch.glll Drlwlngs - IIIERIA. bel Brooke •• Amazingly candid. paign will begm Thursday. Chair Luaitania when abe WIll BUnk in the North Atlantic. And Wor d Champion). Reveals the Poetic fantasies ot a Jewish child human POI trait based on hIther 73. THE PHILOIOPHY OF THE Jealously guarded secrets ot to hood In the land ot Ice and my.. lED by Mary Eden and Richard man of the University Division is strange to tell, wben they Were swimming for their livell alter dlY's masters. Analyses 01 over tery, by A. Sultkever. Mare Cha to undisclosed diaries Ind docu · It. looKI AND THIIR MAKIIIS ments ot the aulhor's family. Carrinalon The lore. Illeretur. IN THI MIDDLI AGII. by George Dr. Ernest A. saba, associate pro the shipwreck, all three clambered aboard the same dinghy I 100 key game. - each blrillanlly gall was so moved and Inspired by hosts to Napoleon durlna his and art of tbe bed In every a,e annotated. Pub. at $3 110. Silo ,I this ha\lntlna work that he created and CUllure - every morsel 0' Haven Putnam. Monumenlal land lessor of dentistry. eight drawings. In hIs inimitably last yea .., Illness and death mark at scholarship. ' lona souaht Well air, chastened and made wiser by their brush with peril, II. INDIA WINS FIIElOOM. by PUb. at ,5 00 Sill ,1,. curlou. and dlvertlna Informatton by blbllo&raphle!J.. collectors and Lawrence T. Wade. general co Maullna Kallm A.ad. Intra by brilliant style. to complement Its on a1eoplng. loving and IlnalllBhlng they fell into each other's 8l'ID8 and wept and exchanged for mood and spirit. Each drawing Is trom the boudoIrs 01 ancient EJ/Ypt medlevallsts Its w/ rloh-document· chairman of the overall drlVe, and Louis Fischer. The top·drawer story printed on a full 91h"x13" page 55. ARAIIAN IANDI. Wilfred ed pages cover tbe production and giveDe88 and became fast friends all over again. or the birth or a naUon - by tbe to the electric blankel. 102 brilliant distribution 01 literature lrom the SUI President VlrgJl M. Hancher co-leader and InUmate of Gandhi and Is suitable lor framlna. Pub. Theal"e r's personal account 01 one illustrations - rlre prints. loung· For three yean they drifted ill the dinghy, abakina banda al $5 00. 1.11 ,1.49 ot the most IIrucllna and excltlnr Inr nudes. strange devlcel much fall of the Roman Empire to the I will speak briefly at today's meet .nd Nehru. A.ad reveal. many "In feats of modern exploration - close of the 17th century. Filled Ilde" llcet. ol polIcy and neao 37. THI PAlIIONATI II'ICUIII. more. Pub. at $5.95 IIl • ,2.9, ing and Dr. Sahs will give instruc and singing the Cal Tech 1'OU8er all the while. TheIl, at IOq his . Jl~e years of lite and travel with IIlt1e·known fact. and fascln· tlations with the British and wllh by Marcel Roulr Pret. by Law (lHI-5O) In the unknown deserts 01 74 . PIIIMITIVI SONG. by C. M. atlng .Idell,hta on scribes and tions to the leaders the campus last. they spied a .-ing 1iner and were taken aboard. Jlnnah - and pl.ces substantial rence DurreU. GaUle cl ....c about Southern Arabia elc. 68 photos Bo wn By collecting and analyzing chronicle ..' the scrlptortum and or blame 011 Nehru lor tbe disaster one Dodln·Boutfant, • lenlleman They fast for the of their daY', "hieh,' 9 maps. Pub. at ,'.95 S.II 'I.M the songs 01 today', PYamles. E,kl monastic Ilbrarle,. the book trade remained friends rest of Inella·. partlUolI. Pub. .t .. 00. devoted to the art. of eaUng and mos. Andamanese and Bushmen. a belore and afler tbe Invention ot I regret to report, ,were not many, becauae the liner which picked IIII ,1 love·m.kln,,_ and his March tor • 14. DICTIONARY OF MODEIIN noled scholar hu produced a prlntlna. the prlnter·publlsh.rl ot cook and wife worthy of his n.me. CHISI. by B J. Horton A luperb maltertul study 01 the origins and the leaaln" Europe.n center. Ind Episcopalian Guild them up W&8 the Titanic. HII amatory predlcamenls are de encyclopedia ot the royal alme development of the earllest torms much more. Unabrldied. two beau· It. NEWI A II 0 U N D THI scribed with the same mouth conlalnIng nearly 1.000 up-to-date What a pity that MarIbol'Ol were not iDvented duriDI the CLOCK: ,,," AI_lalions In ot poetry knowlI to man. Scores of tifully·prlnted, ha n d, omely-bound Acllon. by Phil Aull. How the waterln, detlll IS the many ,our entrlea. Ellplalns ,enerll and un translated examples,- many unusual volumes In a neavy SUpC.M. Limit Meets Here Iiletimell of Bulb, Gu, and Candle. Had there been Marlbor08, met dishes on his menu lIlu. Pub usual terml specific chess open· ed edition re·llSue. Pub. II ,17110 Today .,reat new.,atherlna aaencles at f4.110 lall $1.49 Ing. with dlaarams. Includes blo photo-lIIustralions rub. at $6.SO. these three friends never would have groWJI apart beeauIe they meet a deadUne a minute In a IIraphlcal sketch.. 01 chesa not Slle $2.91 1111 .t.tS monthly luncheon of the St. n eve r - c e a I I n I. world·wlde 31. TIMI OF A"ItINTtcIIHI': INDtAN ICUL'TURI: MIIII" 11M! would have realised bow much, despite their diferencee, they scramble to get the news and The Fiction of Yount J.m•• JOYc./ ables .nd their contribUtions, Ind to. katherine's Guild of the Trinity Ii.t. books. perlodlc.ls. etc Pub. at 75 , DICTIONARY OF FIIINCH pi .... of Indian Khmer .nd Cblm ,till had in eommon. I mean to say that Marlbol'Ol can be lit by ,et It tint The sharp rivalry by 'Marvin Mallalaner. A a!udy 0 $6.00. 1.11 ,I." LITERATURE. ed by SIdney D. Art. Over 2eO lar,e photo-lIIultn· Epiacopal Cburch will be beld lo between AP and UPI. famous Joyce', technical and themallc: de · Braun. with extensive article. tiona by w. .. B. Forman. text eandle, by pa, and by electricity, and no matter how you news break •• eoverlll, the war velopment. IUbjecUnl Oultllnl" 57. THI GR.AT IUFFALO HUNT. by 22 .cholar·speclallst. on sub- by M M Deneck A beautiful vol day at 1 p.m. in the TrinIty Parish fronts, IMide trIp". ,,( .... "'n .. · _ aOd ,.rt•• 11 to the clOM textual by W.yne Gard. In the 18708. hide· them, you allvaY' pt a lot to like-a filter, a hvor, .. ects and lulhors from the ume on Indian .culpIUl'!!. record House. 1icbt Ina. much more. (lO-If) Pull, It InaIyal. and back.round annota· hUllters com menced the greatest jangue. rom.nes to Francoise Ine the sen.ual, lyrical and mysUc peck or box that maketl anyone-including Bulb. Ou, and Can4 tlon lon, accorded lhe I.ter worts. animal slaullhter In hlllOry, reduc. Guest speaker at the function f300 .... " Pub at .. 00 1.le ,U9 Ing the Greal Plains bu ralo to Sa,an oaalc biograph I•• , lum· Influence. of tne ar•• t Indian re d1e-eettJe baclc and forawe&\' pett.i.n_ and emil. the .,,_ nen.. KtlncUon. The d rim a tic marlea of Important workl. defl. lIalon8. Detilled noles are prOVided will be June triplett. She Will • • ANTAIICTIC ADVINTUItI, by :It. C LAY 100 K 'OR JAM .. .tory of thl. epic Ir.,edy In Ih. nltlon. ot l1Ierary term., sur· for each or the !uclnalln, plat ••• . speak 011 the Pille Scbool and show amiIe of friendahip on all who ~ I Sir VIvian Fuchs. A ,reat explorer JOYCI. by Lou" GUlel. Here Is veYI 01 literary movement •• with a conclae outline of the blck .1 ...... _ tell. the .tOry or an Incredlble Joyce the wlsttul exile, the sub opentna and tim Ina 01 Ihe West . schools and genres - and relllt around Ihat produced theM muler slides. OJ