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... . ~ - - edlO n Army Fires· ~~uqml • . IJ)I:)!OI :)1 R WASHINGTON !.fI - The ques· and is ISSued under ,.thW Hat2 tion asked by some recalled Na· "Why Ie?" cmillan Meet Toaay tional Guardsmen and reservists­ It was put into clrculati(n S1B Bsauqm "why me?" - has brought 14 an· wake of complaints from I IBLiJ?sLlslnl .'l------'...... ------~,--..-.------'-~------~--~------'------swers trom Army headquarters. Army says is less than ,(il10lBm srlT cent of lhe men called !pI 9morl 91B The Army said Tuesday it is duty and an accompanyin,n 1s!niw inol 1 sending oul a pamphlet to all the versy over the adrninislratiuOO orll m011 rlt. Weatlt.r 119,000 men who have been broughl lion when there was no enoilB1sqs1q deucIJneu thnu9h into active duty, designed to reply war. c-w.r..... to "questions most frequently ask· ....1tM. SuttereIf __ In the The f j r s t quesUoo c 10 ,(1I219vinU ed" since lhe men sLarted report· eat ...... peniefts ...... ,. whether the build·up with9n owl bsluii:lartl Wa..- ...... ~ in the cen- ing last October. men and reservists srlJ oj tral ..... ~ portions ...,.y and The U·page folder is a conden· sary. The Army says it owon· ...... FrWay. sation of 14 " most frequenUy ask· ed to demonstrate U.S. Serving the State University of Iowa and the People of Iowa City s Fancy " questions - and the answers tion in light of the VIt1,RrtA..t in 11168 Associated Pr Leased Wire and Wirephoto United Pr ·International Leased Wires 5 Centa per Copy Iowa City, Iowa, tburwday, Dec. 21, 1961 Cold Warning PKIN Cold wave warnings, tempora· ture. falling to lero to 10 below hombe, Adoula 'Talks Reach Agreement by this morning. C'oud. incroa •• Ing today, followocl by snow. to· night. Plan To Tell Term~ This ------~. 01 ssbi srlli08 I • • sno bnsa 01 Afternoon Ea 5 y Vil1BrlriJ ~~~1tl LEOPOLDVlLLE, th Con,o "" 00 Ig tlng - Kalanga Pre Id nt Mol T h· ombe and Conlo Premier Cyrllle Adoula carne oul of day.long talks at the U.N. b of KltonA Wednes­ day wllh a lentaUve agr m nt on the future of Tahombe', break· • away provine, reliable lOurces re­ ported. The y promised to publl hits term today. Ttl Ir m Ung Is ex· ial In .a pected to wind up in the afternoon, Tho ... man clowNd ttMm· ..Iv .. all day In ..c ...cy in a hos. Powdered pltal NOm at tho clowly guarded U.N. ba... Ovt1ic1o, Amorlcan and U.N. diploma" paced the corrl· Guerrilla Army ..." like oltpectant fatho" .wait· 1"1 the autcamo of thoir lato.t * * * JOola rl~irlw owporimont In canclUatlon In tho Meany, president of the B m0112BW Tangles With Cane-'. political lun,lo. GAR AFL·CIO, chocks his statement Portuguese .,(lhulns)i But at th end oC th day, the at the witnl5s tabl. Tuesday bo· Is '(bbsb sources aald th 1""0 political r fore testifying at a Senate·Housa I:> js Irl8h Castro/s Men had concluded !be mo t ser[ous Economic Subcommittee. He told D t t Ismoa ~~.~~Si01q and difficult part of their laIU. the contrOssmen the problem of emons rae Only guarded optimism was solving "intenn automation" is Tells of Bitter allowed to I Ilk from the Isolated moro important thin bllanclng ba near lhe mouth of th Congo tho budtet. -AP Wirophoto Against Indii::~:l~~:~8 Tri~:II!~I, o~~o~u~; Fighting in Central Nv r, how vcr, and th ra was no a?o'l~sEi~~~la~d Hopkin. Air· IOSrllssw a Canadian ho.pltal. (CombIned from L.ased Wiras) power would be J Ct in the hands City. Council Portugal' and nsrli Slom. r hUlb,nd had be.n of the independent and ambitious , . h ,nq scij smll broken loti ,uf· MIAMI. Fla. - moody righling Tahombe. Down Wit Nehru .11 'lSVO skIIng accld.nt. ba IJrok€'n out in the mountain of Hears Code bnB mUe. north of central CUbD hctw('cn II gu rrillo While T,hombe and A"'ula LISBON CUPI) - Hundrc'\irl:> 11'011 lalt ~rlday. The army and 25,000 of Prim fini·· talked behind a cordon of U.N. By BARB BUTLER thousands of Portugue e debrlw ,ibnoiff on the .ame t r Fidel a lro's militia, a top ..ldlo", U,N. fore •• In tho Ko· Assistant City Editor strated throughout Portugal dsrl airl 101 tho ,ame Ca tro oPpolllon Icoder aid W d· tanga capital 0 f E Ii.abothvmo More than 25 electrical contract· W h ne day _ro undor onion to hold their ors and workers nearly filled City Tuesday against the Indian ~ asmlai1rl:> irep oto EIOy . GuUerrez Menoyo, chief of firo unlo •• flr04 upon. But a U.N. Council chambers Tuesday night sion of Goa and to pray for lha" la1i1 scil 10 1-______""'"' Ihe 2nd Na ionnl Front army lhat • spokalman salel thor. wa. con· for the public hearing and first habitants of the Portuguese ls bsludi1laib News. took part in !\Itro's r volution tlnuad random lIIipint from Eu. reading of the proposed city elec- claves. al airlT .aionil.1I agaill!t dictator Fulg nclo B U a, ropean .... ,.nca. at U.N. fore ... trical code which they backed. lU -gnBlqa rbl , told of the Cighting at II n ws con· A Kotanga communlqu scnt to Atty. Marion Neely, who helped The fall oC Goa was not ,sd 12ut loorl~a terence. Bru sald mortar fire still fell write the ordinance. said it was noullced immediately and the nl In Bri ef He aid militiamen and GO\ rn · in the capital's African dlslrlct of based · on the National Electric papers blazoned only message Blood ioon2 rnentlroopS h ve mounted a fierce Albert on Wednesday. Code which includes basic mini· resistance to the end. The atr! B 29V1S2 bnB offen ive again t the guerrillas in A U.N. spokesman In New York mum standards {or tire preven· h f 1 I, >I ~ no the E cambray Mountain. said Ethiopian soldl n 8ehed a p ere was one 0 genera res~ q99 0 ,s Earlicr, in w York, exile tion with special sections added tion and sorrow in the face c aB bno~s2 "Lar e quantity of tnaU arms" In TIN applicable to the Iowa City area. national tragedy. .'lsfilum sources said anti-Ca tro gu rrilla the Union of Minier factory in The proposed ordinance sels up commando group had landed in EUsabelhvill . Anoth r arsenal, in· slandards for electrical work re. The distant territories oC '2 ibnola: ,2irl uDd r th command of Ber· cluding 300 machine uns, 222 Bel· Quiring licensed contraelors, ex. D!\man and Diu hold senUmeriejBsw2 '(m nardo Salas and Ello BolmasedD. gian rlOes, 13 baUlOku, a mortar eept in the case oC an individual symbolic and romantic appeal sljuo sniq 9ril It was indicated they landed at and other arms had been captured working in tha home he owns. The the Portuguese who opened up oppo ite ends o( th island. Claus Admitted by Irish soldiers near a strategic code required inspection, regula· trade routes from Europe to bivBO GufiorroJ Monoyo •• ,d the n.w blghway tunnel, t b e spokesman tion and provides (or colleelioo of Far East centuries ago. lod·lIsqa guerrill. movement, launched Oh, no - not Sonta in tho ho,pitall But ....t'. off his Itlk.," accotdlnt to lwonl" .utheritIet In said. Both the tunnel and the lac· exactly who it II. H. was admittocl to the 0rtho­ tho wanl. Tendl"l Santa I" ...,.. that he will tory have been the scene of flibt­ fees and granting ot licenses. From a practical economic oI~, joona under the au.pic.. of hi. former ing. According to the contractors of view the loss of Goa no 111.. asw "Seconcl National Elcambray pedic W.rd of tho Childron" HOIpltal Tuesday IMfWI .., Chriltlna, Evo It Mrs. C.,al WIoItan, they backed the ordinance because will prove less serious than .bslnBw I Ftont" .",..y, started Nov. 10. nl,ht "with • brokan let and ann from fallint "uno In tho Child,...,'. HHllital, Tho UniNd Nations 1.1d its they feIt it would raise tbe stand· pro peet o( prolonged and col8 '(d bs11iml IJ said a couri r from Cuba re- - Photo .., Allan Winder fore.. heel to ,..,Iy to snlplnt in ards of electricaL contracting in strife in Angola. 101 lisa ported the front extended some 10 the Lide Hotel .ro. la.. Tuesday and Ithloplan., In tho covno of the Iowa City area and would help In Lisbon shorlly after midn. bis oj o~ miles from Banao to Sancll Spirj· LIe E ed the action, con ..lldaNd thalr po­ provide fot' uniformity tbroughout 60 000 persons lined the mile.11 .simsxul tu , in La Villa Province. oca oncern xpress - litlen at the Unian Min ..... cam· Iowa. ro~te from town hall square to lie -gnirU Sancti Spiritus, in th heart of - pafIY adloinin, the hotel. The ordinance provides for an cathedral in lhe city's heart ;8 ", Marmu!loa, a town th rich agricultural counlry in electrical Inspector and a three· join in mass prayer and to vi .sniv9J miles soulhwesl of cenlral Cuba. was r ported by Outside Eilsabethvllle, the U.N. member appeal board with the India. lost major pocket Cutierrez M noyo to be cut oU sources sald Ethiopian lroops have City Council holding final author· fell shortly after from the new zone of hostilities. Officials Discuss SUI Police moved to control the road leading ity over all actions. In the squar tho crowd's chel Is Indian troopS over. Th former Ca lro ally accused aouth to Klpushl, a mining center The contractors noted, under oC "via Portugal" and "down yJj bnuol '(lI"'IiJlll:lkIUllU!!IC dctenders and government Corc of seizing iarge Four Iowa City official , m t. (orce. Prior to the reorganlzation, manpower area, and that the state near the Northern Rhodesian bor· questioning by eouncilman-eled Nehru" all but d row ned mo~lsw n POI.tuILUei5e Governor numb<'rs of J)C'a ant in th region ing Wedn y morning to define the police served mainly a night annually supplies $100,000 to sup- der. Max Yocum, that while the ordin· speeches by the city authoritle~hrl:> ~ni8 01 with the aim of making lb m ap- til relationship between lhe SUI watchmen. port ~he police. 'I1le objectors feel Months of patient prodding by ance would raise wiring inspection When the speeches and cheertbia91 ansm s pear ub qucnUy as "war pris- campus polJce force and the Iowa Main coocern of the protestors that citizens In \be stale should not the and Western cosls about five per cent, inspec- died, thousands formed a proc oners." City community, adjourn d with· is that th SOl police are deaUng be required to help pay for Iowa powers, phil a dr8llUltie interven­ tion fees on the average three· sion behind the relics of St. Fran bsm101 nsm Le than a w k ago, it was reo out taking any action. in oU-carnpus law eolorcement thaI City police protection. tion by President Kennedy In re­ bedroom home would decrease of Xaxier, "The Apostle of Indi.bns~ aril ported that Ca tro's brother, Raul, The four _ Police Chief Emmelt should be left to the Iowa City Po- Prof. Holcomb, spealrlng Wed· sponse to a request by Tshombe, about $2. to march lo the cathedral. MaT Jrl-gij chief of Cuban .armed forces, wa Evans, Police Judg Jay lionoban, \Ice Deparlment. nesday afternoon saId, he wishes were required to bring about the Contractor Nate Moore pointed wept. jj blorl" 10 perso~aUy le~dlDg a Governme~t County Atty. Ralph Neuzil and Cily Since the July reorganization, the campu policemen didn't have Kltona meeting. out the contractors have "no code Religious leaders told the (lq ,>I~sd ma' offenSive agamst the guerrillas 10 AUy. William F. Sueppel _ met SUI police have liIed 36 charges to mak arreJts. He said, none of U.s. AmItn...... Ithtmd A. at ali to date." He said the pre· thedral audience the history "IX~Bd the Escambray. after reports of concern in the cit)' in local police court, with aU but the policemen have been told to Guillen, who uIhoro4 Tshomile to vious code was proved in court Portuguese India and led p~aYII ,ns,!! matLer of great ..Ju~t today wo havo rec.ived about the inc rea ing role of the thr lrarfic charges. or the charg. look fOT violators. Instead. be said, the t ••1 he had re.IINd .. lent, not to be legal. and hymns. There were sllli;a~llBsn ican citizens geL word of bitter fighting ttlat has campus police force in community es six could be cia iCied as deli. the police force, probably the and ...am of U.N • ...,.tIeton v Moore also poI'nted out that .."'. n. d emons t ra t·Ions eIs ew here LO. P a rlw ' ' Finance Minister left many mllitiamon dead at law enforcement. nitely o(f-campus. smallest In the Big Ten ' actuall• hHda4 .., UnderMCAtary Ralph der the ordinance "a lot more ugal. qU01~ srU said Wednesday. Obispo," Maney. said. Th campu police roccc wa reo Opponents of the campus police is forced into maklng \be arrests. Bunche, __ ,.....rtocf to he•• people are going to be assessed be very sorry it the \be' nts He said the only time the two t .... lie pert In the ta••• lhan were assessed before. h~2Sb ,as,unim becomes cold in "Go rnment troop have cLo cd organized la t July 1st with Rich· expansion base Ir argume campus pollce cars go oU-<:ampus U 5 0 bOt M k Once the rival leaders met Tues­ City electrical inspector George 0 0 r I 5 eao:> S '(d "'(lineo,UDl ry·-OIUl \\Ie don't all road Leaeting into the town of ard Holcomb, former chief of the on two main points - tbe expan· is when they are traveUing be- on day, the ice was in6tantly broken. Unrath, supporting the ordinance, '91 z'nsm srlJ so in economiC Saneli Spiritus except lhe main SUI Bureau of Police Science'jSiOO may retard dev~lopm~t. of twcen campus grounds. He said, if 0h A I 0., While the diplomata watched with said it contains "nolhing unfair to t MISSI f biB srl1 at highway. named director of the 2O-man the local {oree. especially In the a violation then occurs in front of Wit as mouths agape, Tsbombe and Ad· any electrical contractor or would /j boe1sqaib "Many farmers in the area have a police car and no action is tat· * ouIa embraced like long lost broth· it perform hardsbips on any pro· CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. t.fI becn arre ted for aiding the guer· R · Red N H en "it looks like heck." perty owner." Rather he called it A four·pound rhesus monkey wi • • Indon •• i. - Pre i· rillas. ~anyoflhernilitiamenhave OW Judge Honohan. who caned :.he ers, and gaily set down alone for has told President jom' .... our forces" usslan s ave 20 minutes o( banler and leg·slap­ "a safeguard to property owners." a ra dio transmitter and med~. . . "". meeting, Aid little resulted from Other backers of the ordinance sensors implanted in its lels'/lr,:O srlJ Netherlands wilJ be Menoyo said, "Castro can be the discussion, but that the (our ping. W h f h W h On the second day 01 their meet· included the electrical inspectors rocketed skyward Tu.esday ni U 9(1 Illw orlw if Indonesia reo overlhrown by the Cuban inside ate ers or t e ate ers would continue to study the situa. from Waterloo and Cedar Falls, aboard an Atlas missile. n . ~ . •rI:l 101 to seize disputed the island. The war itself is enough tlon. iDg, right alter breakIast, the ser· Iowa City Fire Chief Vernal J . jS~ er:.mtailrl:> Foreign OUice to unite those inside Cuba." BERL(N IUPf) _ Two Communist policemen who escaped to ious bickering began. Loud voicea Shimon and representatives oC the Tbe Alias blazed away f~m ~T ,<111:0 scil Wednesday. He identified the guerriUa lead· were heard from inside the room, Cape at 9:3Z p.m. CST With U week urged both s .·n th C·gbting Capt Ever the West said Wednesday Soviet soldiers patrol \be Berlin border FIREMEN FAN FLAMES informants said, as weD as - oddlr Iowa·IlIinois Gas and Electric monkey strapped securely in . er e I as . . Co 0 1!:1nUO!) Netberlands to ardo SaJa. chid of operations, and make it doubly difficult for Red police to defect to West Berlin. CLEVELAND, 11,00. I.f! - Fire­ enough - loud laughing. mpany. c;rlinder attached to the side. ~tlsb,o:l91 9Qst settle peacefully and Ll. Elio Ba!mascda, second in They told a news coolel'ence the RUS5ian army lends out patrols men spent 15 minutes recently lan. Adoula's last announced publie ~~~-. slx·foot·tali package was to elP, la;~ to Dutch New d . ul · Is lth h th . • __ 1. , ~'D"';n the..., position W81 that Tlihombe must ~~ wben the Alias engines burned ~i19391l0~·is·'(Bla c ... " comman . at IITeg or IJllerva a oug e maJD ...".. OJ 6 ...... g -- ning the Dames of love. western half oC the ~enoyo declined to teU the ell· mile East.West Berlin border is carriesecession and lower bim· about five minutes after launcbint • ; Inldonesi,ans call WesL act number of men hi organiza· Merriman and Linda Ruth Reed self to provincial president in a Then it was to follow a balistl1O;> lIoq s the world's islands lion has in tbe fight.ing and tbe The two policemen, who fled to the West Dec. 10, said \be o( Knoxville drove up to the fire united Congo. Tlhombe claimed be trajectory much like the Atlas nos(ll~a 911118 size only to Green· type of armaments they have. He Russians oCten are posted in concealed positions in the border area. hall and asked where they could W81 only Interested in getting U.N. cone, reaching an altltude of abol,9,S9W2 did report that they have machine "E•• ry once in a while a few RUllian MId ..... pep lIP tram get a marriage license. forces to cease fire and let him 600 miles before plunging back ~~IO ,(nil * guns made in the nowhe ... beton yOU," _ of ...... saW. "At the courthouse." they were alone. earth for a landing in the Sout liil ln98s1q and in Czecbo Jovakia. told, "but YOU've only got five min· Atlantic Ocean more than 6,00 ' 1 RAL, Fl.. "I will be back in Cuba fightlng Western allied officials confirmed the report of the two police- utes." The lovera rushed off. miles down range. 291q ~o as!)IOlt~Fe a ;~a!~ soon," the young, son'spOken com· men, and said Russian patrols have been observed frequently on At 5, they were back with the The night was to take about "mo.,,,l",n ,,,;u'''Sc,;oau tb,03 who mander promised a large group of the barricaded Berlin border. 31u~ ack license - to find that the firemeo mmutes. . Sea rch eraI t wal· ted m. aeodJuns 10 into space lo Cuban exiles at the news cooler· The border poll·cemen ' both 18 , are under orders to shoot with • allO had been btJIy. inlended impact zone lo attemPl1'lW p,l1i" 'li9rl! foc human ence. out warning all Germans who approach within 15 feet 01 the wall. At 5;02, Sheriff Sam CanDOll " Menoyo and several of his top Any guard who captures or shoots a reIU&ee receives a bonus o( at drove up with Justice of the Peace recovery. 2'l9i1S\'BJ 1sdlis officials have been touring Cuban John Clayton. · ht (d least $25 and a furlough 81 his reward, 'they said. The OIg was one 0 sever., .811n11 * colonies in serera! U.S. cilies, At 5105, Miss Reed became Mrs. STORES OPEN TONIGHT planned to determine the praeti9,! elR _ A strong seeking contributlons for arms and tbe reCugees added, however, that the Red cuanls have strict Merriman. cality of using surgically lmplan~* n ',!\,WJ!K1 . 1l1~ID~lted Wed. supplies. .He said he wa highly orders not to shoot at Western allied IOldiers, eVeil if they are vio- At 5:06, the firemen served cake . _ _ e Cd instrumcuts in human S[)IlC1Jd! Illltf said at pleased with support received in Iating Eastern territory or trying to help relu&ees eacape. They said aod coffee. ~_.... !l1loLa. ______I .• JIlOdI Idlled and ew York, Los Angeles and the Comunist guards are instructed to shoot only in self-defense if At 5:10, the newlyweds drove l'aJllPI'- the Westerll IOldiers fire first. IIWIIY •

• ; EJiforial Page' Sfeadiness -= - Why. DOesn't Christmas. Of Build-Up (Th. Preparedn ... Subcommittee of the Senate Armed Services Commit· about to become the society', Spirit linger On? t •• hu ,do.duled • lI.arlng urld.r chief spokesman. - Is Necessary the chalrlf\olnlhlp of lien. John C. - For­ 5 t II n n I. (O·Mlss.) beg inning next There's a feeling of Chrislmas - a warm feeling that mer Assistant Secretary of State, By monlh, InlO Rlght.wl ng acllvlty In pervades the ail: only once a year. We often wish that feel­ ROSCOE DRUMMOND the .rmect forces. It will take up the wbo is a membe'! of the society', c •• of M'I. Gen. Edwin A. Walker, ing could last throughout the year. The four words which come to who rellgned from the Army after the lips of a public official with btlhg reprimanded for In doctrinat· When students go home for the Thanksgiving vaca­ Ing hi' m.n with vlewi like those of the greatest difficulty are: "We the John IIlrch Society. ~ ..t week tion/ they are usually tired - tired of studying constantly made a mistake." One of the dj{. the hatl""al CathOlic weekly, Amer· lea charged thet the John Birch So· and exhausted with the pressures of school. They look to ferenences between Under Secre· cle~y WII "an mllrumenl of tary of Defense Roswell L. Gil- and. threat 10 the national mor· that four-day rest for revitalization; they need that island ale," The followl"" arllcle give. I patric and some other able peo- vie", of what lou been called the of respite during the faU semester. pIe in the Government is that extremlst-conler.. tlve movemenl In During that last week before Thanksgiving, tempers Gil~tric does not shrink from ~~~d.r Slime of the persons In· are quick. A weH-meaning word can draw a sharp, snap­ saying, "We were wrong." By RALPH CHAPMAN ping answer, a rctort that was really not meant. The gloom What makes Gilpatric's can· Herald Tribune News Service dol' the more welcome and tile John Birch was a Baptist mis· is only Hghtened by the fact that there will soon be a more sign1Cicant is that he really sionary in China before World change. did not have to admit that the War II. When war came, he was national council. but who doesn't And, the change comes, so immediately and intensely Defense Department was "wrong" commissioned by the Army and see eye-to·eye with Welch on the ~ . in believing that Army reservists assigned to behind·the·lines in­ matter of "Comsymps" (Com· during the short month between ThanksgiVing and Christ­ could be successfully shuttled in telligence work in China during m u n i s t sympathi zers), Bra· mas. The ch ange is so apparent, and so welcomed. and out of the Army in order to the years of battle against the den thinks it's difficult to identify Problems don't seem quite as insurmountable. Friends meet cold war emergencies. Japanese. He was killed in China them. It would have been quite possi- on Aug. 25, 1945, 10 days after the REPS. EDGAR W. HlESTAND seem so much closer and more personally interested in each ble for the Defense Department wllr had ended. He was 27 years and JOHN H. ROUSSELOT _ other. Pearsons pass on the street, smile, and say hello - to have abandoned its policy of old when he died. Two Republican Congressmen not for a reason, just to be friendly. calling up reo Little doubt remains that he from California who have ao­ knowledged membership in the The flashing colored bulbs on the Union Christmas s e r v i s t s for was shot by a Red Chinese of· e mer g e n- ficer heading a patrol of which Birch Society. They sought an tree seem to warm the cold night air, making the freezing cies short of war he ran afoul but, said one of investigation of the organizatioo weather perceptively more comfortable. The wreaths on without conced· those who served with him, "if to "clean the air" but nothing came of it during the last session This is Washington, fraternity and sorority house doors and the decorated ing that its think- he had strong political convic- ing on how best tions, they were not in evidence." of Congress. light testing on the dormitory windows symbolize that someone else is sharing to use reservists Very much in evidence are the 'rhe John Birch Society is Dot banner anouncing the your happiness. was being "re· · pqlitical convictions of a retired the only, allhough probably the to this 75.foot ""'m ...... largest organization of its And, as the skies turn slate grey and become heavy vis e d." That's candy manufaoturer by the name sort colored bulbs. the way it is of Welch . Robert Welch has call- to fi nd adherents during the cold· with frozen moisture, and snow flurries brush against your usually done in ed former President Eisenhower war years which so many have face, the happiness of the Cllristmas season seems com­ Was h i n g- a Communist, believes Chief Jus- found frustrating. Another is the plete. ton - and in lice Earl Warren should be im· Minutel)1en, headed by a former city hall. peached for similar ideological drug salesman by the name of We never want to rush Christmas; we dislike pushing Gilpatric has enhanced the tendencies. He finds a I m 0 s t ROBERT BOLIVAR DePUGH. the' season before its timc. But, like all good things, we standing and the credibility of every American institution from His idea is to establish a "guer· rilla" army trained to repel a cling to it longingly and hatc to see it go. We save it, like the Defense Department by his churches to newspapers, fro m frankness. Congress to the public schools, Communist invasion. Iowans' a child saves the frosting on his birthday cake, as long as The Defense Department is not Red·infested. Membership in this out.fit is we possibly can, and enjoy it slowly and deliciously. saying that mobilizing the reserv· It is not clear when be first kept secret to avoid embarrass­ ment by public "misunderstand· But, just like the frosting on the cake, there is no rea­ 'Liberated' ists as Berlin became more aCllte heard of young Birch but he hit ing" and to prevent the Reds Used in D son why the taste and the enjoyment cannot linger on. In was wrong, but rather that it was upon the missiOnary-Army of­ exceptional and that it will prob· ficer as the first American "mar· from building a file of "prime Small specimens two weeks the Yuletide activities will be over and the new ably not be repeated. tyr" in the cold war and appro· enemies" in the event of a "take­ the mouths of over." DePugh says that year just around the corner. But, the feeling of friendship, IN LINE WITH numerous news priated his name. The John Birch "even are now being used a felony rccord is not a bar to lege of Dentistry in of happiness and of good will that exists now ~ay con­ stories reporting the frustrated Society was founded on Dec. 9, state of mind or the reservists 1958, at a meeting in Indianapolis membership." tal students to re(:oginizi Robert Kennedy's, Drive lIe claime that there are 25,(Q) tinue. Which were at first pooh-poohed, with Robert Welch as its leader. of the mouth. Minutemen across the cOWltry Tensions may build up again, and the push of final Gilpatric now concludes that the From the very beginning, he but disinterested surveys suggest week may bring added frustration, but the joy of Christ­ reservists "are not oriented to announced a position w h i c h that they are a "pitifully small 0 f I· the thought that they are called smacked totalitarianism a group," possibly less than a thiJu. mas, extended into the new year, can bring comfort and Against Crime Is Welcom·e up to prevent a fight rather than most as much as Communism it· sand. The Birch Society, on the cheer. -The Indiana Daily Student to fight." self. other hand, may well have the By JOHN CROSBY the gambling profit, of course, the solution to organized crime This may be an accurate judg- "The John Birch Society is to I "There's a hell of a lot going," which finances the crime em· was a national crime commis· more than 100,000 members it ment as of today. But it doesn't be a monolithic body," he de· claims. said the young prosecutor in the pire, including narcotics, prosti­ sion, but actually he has achieved bave to remain that way. It clared. "Democracy is merely a Justice Deparlment, typical of tution, labor rackets, and extor· much of the same results by get­ One of the frequent character· Precious 'Packages could be changed. The well-docu- deceptive phrase, a weapon of istics of the far-Right organiza­ the d e d i cat e d eager· beaver ti.on, but more particularly it IS ting existing investigative agen· Moss Ha men ted finding of Warren Rogers demagoguery, and a perennial tion is that they hrand as pro. Chdstmas mails are gay with parcel post packages. brought in by Attorney-General this vast reservoir of gambling cies to pool tbeir information and of "The New York Herald Trib- fraud ... The John Birch So· Robert Kennedy. "But it's going money that corrupts law enforce­ share the glory. Seven hundreQ Communist anyone who ques­ Bearing gifts from friend to friend across the U.S., break­ une," wbo recently talked at ciety will operate under com· tions their extreme views or their to take three or four years before ment at all levels and which does known racketeers, including all Dies at 5 length with mature reservists at pletely authoritative control at methods. Last week a high school able contents are guarded by a familiar label: we land some of these guys." so much to warp the moral fiber the big boys in organized crime, 10 bases across the country, is a,Il levels." mathematics tea c b e r and a PALM SPRINGS, The endless marble corridors of the land. are now under the closest possi­ Fragile - ~Iandle With Care. that the prime cause of inade. Latest reports are t hat the g r 0 u p of students in Wilton, - Broadway's Moss of tire Justice Department ring ble surveillance and every scrap More precious than china or glass, too fragile to with­ These laws aim at the source of quate morale was a capricious, semi·secrel organization has Conn., were criticized as pro. author of "The Man with a new and certainly differ· of information that one agency the problem. Have they worked? inconsiderate, inefficient handling "cells" (another term used by Communist in a mimeographed to Dinner" and stand daily despair, are the lives and hopes of people facing ent concern (or Well, the laws only went into lias is shared. by all of them. of the call.up _ which created the Communists) in 34 states. letter sent to town officials and Dark," died of a lawen for c e­ heartbreak across the world. force in Sept.emb& .. and already . This sort of massive coopera· too many injustices to be toler- Elements of the extreme right families by E. J. McCaJlum Jr., Wednesday. He left men t, wh i c h many ra:ce wires' throughout the new play friends said TIlese, too, are protected in packages - CARE pack­ tion has led to massive joint ef­ able. This, plus the hangover of have come under aLtack from president of the Citizens Anli· add s up to a country are shut down. If the been his best. forts such as the series of raids past "orientation" which had left both President Kennedy and for­ Communist Committee of Con­ ages bringing food and tools to nourish the hungry, give whole new philo· gamblers can't layoff their bets, in 22 cities last the impression that the foot. mer President Eisenhower but necticut. The y had protested Th e Pulitzer thsm the vigor and means to help themselves. sophy of Feder· they can't make book. There week in which soldier was unimportant, that there are many wbo (eel t hat against what they regarded as playwright and al responsibility. have been a few prosecutions but. For its feeding programs, CARE's annual Food Cru­ 128 persons wAmericans who donate $1 a lect, the Justice (Kid CannY, Minneapolis syndi­ Here is the background of some buy federal car with his Department has cate head, was brought to trial Pentagon ought to be sure that of the better known of those as­ package. Foods are mainly staples from ollr farm abun­ gambling it does not for a wrong reason Kitty Carlisle, to mounted a mas· by the Justice Department and appointment. dance. The gifts will reach distressed families and groups stamps. This is discard the use of reservists to sociated with the society: From The s i v e attack on convicted. The main sporLs bel· the sort of build up the Army. Perhaps a ROBERT WELCH - Born in He died instantly, in 17 countries of Asia, Europe, La6n America and the organized crime, which for all ting wire out of Minneapolis ha~ roundup t hat combination of a larger use of North Carolina 62 years ago, he a coroner's office these years J . Edgar Hoover has been shut down. The Justice De­ Middle East. only the Federal the draft and the more discrimi- attended his s tat e university, George Kaplan, who insisted didn't exist and, if it did partment has also sent Frankie C.apital Every dollar package you send means that hungary Government i s nating call·up of reservists would spent two years at the Naval the scene to deliver exist, belonged to local authori· Carbo and Mickey Cohen to jail. big enough to KENNEDY be proper. Academy and another two years Herald Tribune News .enlce cardiac resuscitation, people will eat their fill - knowing that people far away in ties rather than to the federals. Treasury Secretary Douglas Even more important than ram· manage and, I might add a little at Harvard Law School. He then was too late," While the FBI spent itself chas· The need is to avoid fluctuating went into the (amily candy busi- Dillon is preparing a dazzling the United States respond to their need, as friend to friend. ming the laws through Congress grumpily, it's the sort of thing Hart's two ing two·bit bank robbers (which the strength oj the Army on a ness, retiring in 1957. He was at kickoff for the 1962 Savings Bond No one can insure the route to peace on earth. Good (and some of them had been in· the federals should have been do· pher and Cathy, really should bave been left to troduced over and over again for basis of a fluctuating tide in the various times a director and vice. campaign. The name - to be an­ wilt between m en cannot be sealed and weighed. ing these last 30 years. cold war. the house when their IQcal authorities) or kidnappers 30 years), Kennedy has done a president of the National Asso- nounced shortly - is Freedom stricken. The family But the world moves closer to brotherhood every time (who are not much of a national massive job of diplomacy in or­ This is just the beginning. Ken· PRESIDENT KEN NED Y is ciation of Manufacturers. Head. Bond Drive. It will be laWlched to this desert reso one human being helps another, with CARE'. problem) and keeping an eye on der to get the various law ell­ nedy's drive and enthusiasm has right, I think, in stressing the quarters of the John Birch So. Jan. 19 at an all·day me~ling Sunday because of tlle Communist party (where it 0 r cern e n t and investigative lifted the morale of U. S. altor­ continuing peril of the cold war, ciety are in Belmont. Mass. l1cre of 800 top businessmen, Mail your lloliday contribution to: r for rest. does an excellent job ), the huge groups in the Federal Govern· neys clear across the country. He Which may appear to fluctuate COL. LAWRENCE E. BUN. bankers and union officials. Pres· A public funeral CARE Food Crllsade, New York 16, N.Y. national crime cartels enriched ment to cooperate with each has personally visited U.S. at­ but it likely to break over us at KER _ A (ormer aide to Gen. ident Kennedy has agreed to de· tively was sc~,ed'Jled -Mason City Globe-Gazette by massive profits from gambling other. Previously there had been torneys in Portland, Sea ttl e, any time in some new place of MacArthur. he said that the rea. liver the keynote speech. Plans at 1 p.m. at the were happily left alone to corrupt grcat jealousies, antagonisms, 'cleveland, Boston, Los Angeles, the enemy's choosing. Surely this SOIlS for impeaching Chief Jus. also call for talks by Secretary of in Palm Springs city police departments. mayors. and a wasteful duplication of ('f­ San Francisco. Kansas City, Chi­ means that the Army expansion tice Warren are "well document­ State Dean Rusk, Deputy Defense sa ph Hurwitz offici must be steady and maintained, ed." Exercising Imaginati·on and legislatures. fort between such agencies as the cago. Minneapolis, New York, St. Secretary R 0 s well Gilpatric, It was last Oclober not up at one moment and down COLA G. PARKER _ A for- Basic st~uctures in a new type of playground equip­ THE NEW FRONTIER'S at· FBI, the Narcotics Bureau, the Louis, Dallas, and Columbia, Spa c e Administrator Janles suffered a severe tack, headed by the energetic S. C., and in some cases these the next. mer president of the National Webb, FRB chairman William ment are in odd shapes to be dressed by a child's imagina­ Treasury Department, Sec ret while the and fearless Kennedy, has been Service, SEC, Post Office. FHA. offices had not laid eyes on an The dangers of the cold war Association of Manufacturers. McChesney Martin and Under me lot" in its tion, and the variations and enjoyment can be endless: Tom simple. uncomplicated, and di­ Labor Department, and others. Attorney-General in 25 years. are not reaIly here today and CLARENCE MANION _ For. Secretary of the Treasury Helll')' was hospitali:led in rect, First, Kennedy got the Jus· Copyrlllht 1961: gone to{T1orrow - and back the mer aean of the Notre Dame Fowler. Sawyer's cave or the mushroom the caterpillar sat on in KENNEDY ONCE THOUGHT New York Herald Tribune Inc. city several weeks tice Department to admit there next. This · is just appearance. Law School and one time chair­ • • • "Camelot" for its U Alice in Wonderland," and so on, as long as imagination was a problem; second, that it The reality is that the dangers man 0 f Eisenhower's special WATCH FOR a "realistic" Broadway debut, lasts. was its problem, not tbat of some of the cold war are more in evi· committee on inter-governmental Pr sidential req uest for postal Hart, who also dl dence at some periods and more relations. A muscle needs use if it is to function well; so does tbe constable in Podunk. increases next year, instead of lier Lerner and Next, the Attorney-G e n era I concealed on others. MAJ. GEN. EDWIN A. WALK· thc sweep-up approach used a imagination. Creative play is practice in the usc of imagi­ hit, "Mv Fair drove through Congress by sheer Europe The needed deterrent to Kbrush· ER _ A brilliant combat com- year ago. Tile heart and soul 01 this warm, desert nation. And as well·developed imagination will get a dif­ drIve (not unhindered by the fact Ol/beaf chev's possible miscalculation - mander, he was relieved of his the new plan - a one-cent in· cuperate. But he ferent kind of enjoyment when it is exercised in the world that he is his brother's brother) . Ithat he can risk war with the command in Europe when it ap­ crease in first-class mail. Other to complete work on Hera'd Tribune News Service five laws designed to make it ex· chev's claim that most of the Red West with impunity - is the peared that he was "indoctrinat­ increascs will be kept to very would have been the of ideas, instead of play equipment. Norwegian Foreign Minister tremely di(£icuIt to run a national world is an ideologically unified steadiness of our military build- ing" his troops with Birch So. modest proportions. written since "The - Columbia Missourian gambling empire. One of these Halvard Lan g e has issued a monolith, British Kremlinologists up. ciety literature. He resigned from • • • Eden" in 1952. strong warning to Premier Khru­ Copyrlllht 1981: laws makes interstate use of tele­ say there now are at least five __N_e_w_Y_O_r_k_H_e_ra_l_d_T_r_Ib_u_n_e_In_c_ . __t_ h_e_A_rm_y_a_n_d_is_r_epo_r_Le_d_to_b_e THE ADMINISTRATION plans Benllelt Cerl, phones and telegraph for book· shchev about the consequences to get extra mileage out of the dom House publishers forma l varieties of communism making or gambling a criminal o( further Soviet pressures on recently concluded White House time friend, said in 1he-'Daily lowon offense. Another prohibits inter· Finland. In his recent face·to· in the world: the Russian, Chin) Regional Conferences. StaC£ers Hlrt read him Ihe state shipment of such gambling face talks in Moscow, Lange told ese, Albanian, Polish and Yugos­ University Bulletin Board are putting togetber a report r/. the new comedv necessities as numbers slips, bet­ Khrushchev that if thc Russians lav brands. All are dedicated to conference findings that will be west. ting forms, and other gambling forced any change in Finland's Unh,.ntty lulletln IMnII ...... mult be rtClIVH .t Til. Dilly low.n submitted to President Kennedy one task: getting rid of Western­ oH'ce, a_ 201, Communlclt'olll C.nter, 11'1' noon of the eI.y before pull­ devices, and still another pro· neutrality, Norway would have next month. The chief findilll: style democracy and private en· llcallen. They _It lit typed Inll .llned br an advlllr or offle.r of tile or­ hibits interstate travel in support to reconsidcr her policy o( refus· ...'utlon IItlng fHlltllclHd. ...,,.IV _I. fuhellon. .re not ellglili. for Much more needs to be done for Bean Gets A i n g U. S. nuclear weapons or terprize. thl. teellon. the American people, and it won't of racketeering. GRAOUATI CHA"TIR of N e w­ will guided missiles 0 n Norwegian period. Cafeteria servIce end be done unless the Federal Guv, ALL ARE DESIGNED to take • • • man Club will meet at • p.m., Jan. o£ter the noon meal on Dec. I ~ and For Medical I THURSDAY, DEC. 21, 1961 .... City, I.. territory. LONDON'S NEW gambling 5, In the Catholic Student Center, wIll open on Jan. 3. The Gold ~·ealll· ernment steps up its activities. ~ p ... the profit out of gambling. It is 108 Maclean St. Frank Glben 01 the er Irlll will be closed from 2 p.m., • wave has not only led to the School of Social Worlt will speak Dec. 15 through Jan. 3. on "Social ServIce. and Social Work OFFICIAL DAILY IUUETIN MlMII. DAIL V IOWA .. IDITO.IAL ITA.' throqb Frtday .nd from • to 1. LATEST CRACK going around opening of a series of posh Con· Education In BrUaln." PHVSlCAL IDUCATION SKILLS 'UDIT IU.UU EcIItor ...... Phll Currie .... BatunlaY ...... oo4 MnIoe CIII abouL the British salc of lurbo· tinental-style gambling clubs but exempllon testa: Male students wish· O. Manal~ Editor ...... JIm S.dII I1118Md paPlI'I .. Dot POAIble, but prop jets to Red China: The COOPIRATIVI IAIVII TTl N G Ing to lake these test. must regIster C'.CULATIO ... New. tditOI'l ...... Bob Inile and e"r)' effort wt1l be -a. to ...... also to the organization of some LIAGUI wIll be In the charlie 01 before Jan. 10 In 122 Fjeld House. Gil')' Gerlacb UTOI'I "'til the DI&' lMue. British have sold six Viscounts to tough Chicago'style mobs. The Ml'1I. De.n Mauey throu,h Dec. 28. Male stuclents who have not rells­ City EdI~or ...... JIal'old UaUleld the Chinese - seven if you in­ protection racket, police sources Call 7-2826 lor a IIUer. For lnlorma· tered b.v 1110t dale will not be per· Univ.nIty PMlIIIIed 111 Studem fUblleatlolll, Sport. EdItor ...... Jerry BIle. MIMI" OP lIon about leallue membershIp, caU mltted to take the tests during thIs •lac., Co_UJIlcaUona Center, low. Chlel Photolrapber ...... THI AlIOCIATID PRiSS clude Monty." Fie I d Marshal say, is spreading with the chem· M1'8. Stacy ProffItt at 8-3101. semester. Test. are now given at the The honor came Larry R.poport Clty, lOW., dally eK~dl1 and 'I'll. AUOcIated Pre .. Ja eDtJtled _ Viscount Montgomery of Alamein in·de·fer games, may require end III the semester rather than at Calendar politan Chapter of ~andla"'b 10 ud U· Society Edltnr ...... Judy HOlaehlal cJwdYeJy to the _ for republic. UNIVIRSITY LlBRAaV VACA. tbe bellluulni. fIP' cfurtn. the third full "eek 1D AII't City EdltOJ'I . . Jan MoberlY .n t10n CrI ali the local De ... printed ID has become an ardent peddler of new special pol[ce organizations CATION HOURS: Medical Wri ters A1II\IIt ucT the foUowtn, week. ED­ BIl'bar. lutlu thll Dew.p.per u "aII u all AP Red Chinese propaganda. in the future. Deo. 1f1.2Z-7:30 a.m. to 3 p.lII. FlIIRUARV DIGRII CANOl· ThursdilY, Dec. 21 award ceremonies teNd u aeeond<'OJ'Ic!lllolif'd .... ~h CRll[STIIAS TIlU:s 'll'l'eatlU, and A~ricM Chemical Soci Iy, th ...• G\I.IMlnt~ ••• R ItlDable ~plel. IlJM Of bird feeders and 'ew York A~demy of Science, prkr pllln L JI' lKS for ruJks,Quality cIlamond came o{ it during the last session This is Washington, D..C .'s Pageant of Peace during Tuesday night's to aitt'nd th 128th m ling o[ th rtnp. of Congress. light testing on the Ellipse, near the Washington Monum.nt. A I Am ri n A latlon Cor I Ad· The John Birch Society is not banner anounc:ing the pageant spans one of the pathways leading \ an em nt or I nc D • the only, although pfobably the to this 7S·foot community Christmas free, glowing with 3,000 vari. IAnver. largest organization of its sort colered bulbs. Formal lighting of the tree and opening of the to find adherents during the cold· to d velop in productive career oC I. I participants scheduled to pageant took place late Wednesday, with Vice President Lyndon Ind pendent rc earch and teaching ,give paper In lude J rry J . Kol· war years which so many ' have Johnson substituting for President Ken r/.KIy, who is in Palm Beach, in the . c· nc r lated to h altho Iro, profe rand chnirm n of the found frustrating. Another is the S lection is b sed on nationwid Ul Departm nt of Zoolol:)'; Jam Minutel}1en, headed by a former Fla., where his father, Joseph P. Kennedy, suHered a stroke. - AP Wirephoto competition. F. Ca e, a ociate profe wr of Who Do.s It 2 Misc ..... Sa.. 11 drug salesman by the name of Th initial award provi th t zoology; G. Ed ar Folk, a oclat ROBERT BOLIVAR DePUGH. I. ry will be p id pror(·~o;or of phy 1010 y; \llIlam CONNDOlECrOR trampel. GOOd ~on· !Jis idea is to establish a "guer· W. Tl' ter, dirt'Ctor of 110 pilal ).20 dlUon. ~eU nl lone. Call 7· .... Advertising Rates elter 4;00 p.m. J.7 rilla" army trained to repel a Ph rmllcy. and Norman E. Wil· Communist invasion. Iowans' Mouth Tissues Being Iiams, a istant profe or oC zoolo­ T1lree Day, ...... 1 ~ • Word ryping Membership in this oullit W gy. Six DI\fI ...... l~. Word .. Apartments For .ent 15 kept secret to avoid embarrass­ Al 0 plannin, to alt nd the I)('n· Tm Day...... ~. Word ment by public "misunderstand­ , r ml'l'ting ar F. Eug nia \ hit • ODe Month ...... "' • Word ing" and to prevent the Reds Used in Dentistry Training head, chairman of hom economIc (Mlnfmum Ad, Words) from building a file of "prime a Small specimens of tissue from report on specimens suspected of Ilt J; Eug 'ne Spatlal1l, a. sl tant enemies" in the event of a "take­ CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADS the mouths of hundreds of Iowans being cancerous. prorc . or of zoology, ond harlc over." DePugh says that "even One Insertion. Month . $1.U· are now being used at the SUI Col· The number of tinut specimens Thursday, D.c. 21. '''1 . Wund'r. ai tant profe or oC a felony record is not a bar to 8:00 lomln, Chap I physiolo . Prof . or paz/ani will Five I_",*,s a Month •.• $1.00' lege of Dentistry in teaching den· stu~ied has increased from Iwo 8:15 New. lo\~a oC T/HI Insertlens a Month . fOc' membership. " tal stUdents to recognize di eases in 1949, when the laboratory was 8 :30 Mornln, Feature: 'rhe rcpre. ent the Chapter the APARTMENT lor nnt. Prl. He c1aime that there are 25,. ':t5 Kin, 0 !n.trumenl. ocl ty of igma XI of the mouth. set up under the direction of Dr. 9;30 Book hell • Rate. for E.ch Column Inc.h vat. bath. Curnlah d. 0 cllIIdren or Minutemen across the country pel .. Dial 1-$152 or 7-$35). 12·22 The Dental Pathology Labora· A. K. Fisher, to some 250 hut tU~S ·c,. Prof. Whlt.head will be the of­ Deadline U :80 Pm. but disinterested surveys suggest 10:00 Musl", hlldren's Con~rl. ficial repres.nt.tiv. of the Am.r· tory, where the tissue is stored, year. In creasing numbers of SUI DC hr un•• that they are a "pitifully smaD lean Hom. Economici Auocl •• will examine microscopically and dental graduates are sending in 11 :00 MUllc Phone 7-4191 ---- Want.a 18 group," po sibly less than a th0u­ 11 :58 eWI Cap ule tlon and will "rva on the AAAS rYP[NO. nUl typtlfr1IU. 7-2511. "$l/spiciDus" specimens for mic· 12:00 Rhythm Ramblet 1-5R sand. The Birch Society, 00 the roscopic examination each year, 12:30 New council which mHh Wednesd.y From a a.m. to 4:30 p.m. An --_._-- other hand, may well have the 1%:45 News Back,round .nd S.turd.y (D.c. 30,. Ellperlenced Ad Tek.r Will Dr. Fisher SBVS. 1:00 Music JER~V NYALL Ele<:\J1c Tn>lDI Sen· • The more than 100,000 members it H'tp VOl/ With Vour Ad. 1.-.. phone IHm. I. It Broadway1s Mouth sores that do not heul 2:45 eWI Prof. Kollros will r ad paper. U claims. 2:50 MusIc bas on x!X'rlm 'nlation by I· 10;00 In lahl mathematics tea c h er and a SUl' and any unu ual I>leeding - 10:01 SIGN OF"P Dr. Kallio's pioneering r.ports the frog during tr tml'nt ~ilh Work Want.d 20 - Broadway's Moss Hart, 57, thyroId hormone. g r a u p of students in Wilton, other possible symptom 01 cancer. dealing with the metabolism of Conn., were criticized as pro­ al/thor of " The Man Who Came Two p pt'r concerning zoologi· . Flnllblne to Dinner" and "Lady in the Dental students at SUI learn to long.ch.in hydrocerbons h eve 11.22 Communist in a mimeographed Storms Jam opened ,ntinly new fi.ldl of fun· cal C'xperimentotion with in eelS letter sent to town officials and Dark," died of a heart attack recognize "suspicious" lesions in will b pr sent d by Prof. 0.· the moulh from studying colored dltment.1 and appll.d research. hi: alteeallon, D1ekln~ UtU. lira. families by E. J. McCallum Jr., Wednesda)'. He left unfinished a IIoho work d with . l<'. (;wllh tn.