Keep Today's Daily Don't Miss Big 10 , Iowan By The TV Set Roundup Of Today's -- For the Big Game­ Important Grid Tilt. The Number Of Each Player Is Contained 'Quartet iQ Sports Page 4 owan 0 ·1 In This Issue I Schubcr. Serving The State University of Iowa anil !he People of Iowa City r: Op. 59," Member of Associated Press - AP Leased Wire and Photo Service Established in 1868 - Fivp Cents 0 Copy Iowa City, Iowa , Saturday, ovember 2, 1957 ulLy Strin!! lin, violin; aude Carl. ioelbel, vi. Hawks Meet Stiffest al• erge anne -. Competition Today * * * * * * By ALAN HOSKINS dog to the once·beaten Wolverines. * * * * * * Dally lawan 8por'. Edll.r The Hawkeyes, however. rank third AI.n Hoskin.. aports editor of in the nation while Michigan is The D.ily Iowan, is in Ann Arbor rated twel£th. Coeds' Doors' ttday as oHlcial .potter for the The lI.me Is • "must" for both KKK. Signs on Negro NBC telecast of the H.wkeye· team.. if either hopes to win the Wolverine ,ame of the wllk. Big Ten ' title. Mlchlll.n. which ANN ARBOR. Mich. - lowo's droptMd one conference lame to . NY Central, unbeaten Hawkeyes, winners of Michlg.n State. mu.t beat the Currier Hall (lye straight gamE!s this year, face H.wkey.. In oreltr to stay in the their toughest test of the season rAce and the runni", for the ROil Bill Gravel t!lday as they battle Michigan's Bowl. Pennsylvania powerful Wolverines In the Big Ten Allhough still unbeaten, Iowa Hard llittillg Hawk Girls Faced game of the day, and possibly the alsQ must win if it hopes to repeat ------.:::..---­ season. as Big Ten champion. One loss Iowa, only to surfer d leat in the Study Plan . The game. which is expected to could boot the Hawkeyes out of the [our meetings his teams have had draw 90,000 into Michigan Stadium, running since Ohio State and Michi- with the Wolverines . With Crosses Have Combined Assets will be televised nationally over gan play seven games, while th Each defeat has bcen a bitter NBC·TV slartng at 12:30. Stations Hawkeyes play only six. pill to swallow, for on each occas· Poor Halloween Prank Of $S Billion ' NS carrying the game are WOC·TV, Iowa coach Forest Evashevskl Is Say Officials NEW YORK 16l - The New York Davenport, and KCRG-TV, Cedar especially wanting of a win today. HAWKS- Central and the Pennsylvania rail· Rapids. A Michigan graduate, Evy has (Continu ed on Pave 4) Two Negro girls at the State Uni· roads announced Friday thcy are Iowa goes into the game any· longed for a win against his alma versity ol rowarepOrted to the uni· where from one to six point under· mater ever since he arrived at studying a merger of the two roads versity office of student aflairs into one system. that crosses bearing the letters The two roads are Lhe largest Today's Lil)eups "K.K.K." were placed on their in the country. based on ::lnnual doors at Currier Hall, it was learn· revenu es, and have combined as· Game will be T.levised on NBC ed Friday. scts of $5 tf,t billion . A~ a service to Hawkeye fans who will see today's game on TV, The girls, Jo Anne Moore, 20, ot· Both the Pennsylvania and the tumwa, and Mrs. Henry Berry, 1', Central traverse heavily populated the numbers of players are given here. For numbers of those and industrialized sections of the players not slated to slart. see sports page 4. HOllston, Tex., reported the ll'ct· East and Midwest. Both have ex· dent Thursday morning, according perienced sharp declines in earn· 88 Jim Gibbons ...... 198 1E ., GaryPrahst ...... 210 to M. L. Huit, Dean of Students. ings thi s year. 77 Alex Karras ...... 229 1T 72 Jim Orwig ...... 200 Miss Moore said that when she Jacob Symes, presid nt o[ the 64 Frank Bloomquist .. .. 206 LG 63 Larry Faul ...... 195 Iclt her room ot 8 a.m. Thursday Penn yJvania, and Alfred Perlman 55 Mac lewis ...... 2.9 C 53 Jerry Goebel ...... 214 president of the New York Central 50 Bob Commings ...... 17.. RG 64 Marv Nyren ...... 205 . she found 11 pi ce of cordboard at· I lached to her door with scotch jointly announced the merger stud· 70 Dick Klein ...... 251 RT 73 Jim Davies ...... 220 ies. 89 Don Norton ...... 175 RE .2 Walter Johnson .... 214 tape. . She said a cross had been butned A merger. if ."-cteef, would 25 Randy Duncan ...... 175 Q8 24 Jim Van Pelt ...... 185 .pply both to the physical pro­ , .. Bill Gravel ...... 173 LHI 43 Jim Pace ...... 195 from the cl1rdboard and the leLt~rs "K.K.K." were written in India iok perti.. and the financi.1 struc­ « Collins Hagler ...... 165 RHI 17 lrad Myers ...... 185 • on one side ol the cross. She said ture. It would .nabl. the ro.ds 33 John Nocera ...... 19.. FI 33 Jim Byers ...... 198 the word "doomed" was written to consolidllte mmlnal facilltle. • Time and Place: 12:30 p.m., Michigan Stadium, Saturday, three times at the bottom of Lhe .nd ellmi"at. duplicate rill .nel Wolverine Herrnstein cardbaord. y.rd faciUtits in some ar... No~ember 2, 1957. Estimated Attendance: 90.000. Michigan Speller • Mr.. Be,.".. the former DorA "Econom ic and comp titlve con­ ---- LII Martin .nd Mill SUI of 1956, dition s confronting railroads, par· .aid lhe nearly tumbled oYer A ticularly in the East, have so Fast Changing World City Banker larll' ruk for .torlng empty 10ft changed that a thorough inquiry drink bottle. when Iht left her should be made into Lhe wisdom of •• room about 5::10 a.m. nwrsclAy. consolidating, as against continu­ Confuses Art Gazers Dead at 75 She said a piece of typing paper ing competitive operatJons," the was attached to her door with joint announcement said . Much oI today's painting and sense in which he was not alone Iowa City Banker Thomas Far­ scotch tape and that a cross had Symes and Perlman said prelim· sculpture confuses the average before .. He must w~rk alon~ to teil rell, 75. 710 S. Summit St., died at been burned out of the paper. viewer because he does not realize inary studies on th merger pro­ about himsel! ~d In so ! dOIng un· 5 a.m. F. :iday at ~rcy Hospital. PaintIICI 09 her door-In white, .~ posal have b en held and they have - that today's artists must picture a cover 8 form whIch will In part de. said, wcre a skeleton and the world changing with a speed which scribe his time and all man's con. For the last 50 years Mr. Farrell indicated that "substantial benefits is almost beyond credulity. dition. has been associated with the First -Nards "K.K.K." Will Strike." to all concern ed may result from This idea was presented lollow­ "This is no easy way. Il is not National Bank. Both girls said the signs on their such a merger." ing a dinner meeting of the 21st the most comfortable way to live; Farrell attended Upper Iowa doors contained the words "Fllubus The proposal. which w.. not annual Midwestern College Art California Hotseaf plln.ry .ction by the unlytrlty: \lOuld. Today's world is too com­ lation of the scientist or the artist responsible for the prank are Cur· WASHINGTON I.f! - Sen. Wil­ although they can influence that Temper.tur.. k.pt to comfort· including suspenSlen or eII.mls­ plex to be comprehended by any from the community around him able levIl1 Frld.y. ra",inll in the rier residents. Mrs. Berry saId liam F . Knowland (R-CaIiJ.) will choice. Friends say Knowland one man. may be more than a problem - it SAl." that between 10:30 p.m. and 6 a.m. low 60s. step out of Lhe way of Vice Presi. hasn 't made up his mind about "The artist today may be a tragedy. Miss Dickeas said that no trouble only residents of Currier are allow­ trying for the big prize. Shower aetlvlty is expected to­ dent Nixon in the 1960 Republican day with d,ning and • drop In of this kind had beeri reported to ed in the dormitory. But Knowland's decisioD not to temperature. Sund.y. her during three years as head ad· Miss Moore and Mrs. Berry said presidential primaries outside of enter primaries, if he wins the viser. She said both girls live in they "have no idea" who is respOn· California, it was reported authori­ governorship of California next REMODEL JUNIOR HIGH the south section of Currier, Miss sible for the prank. Each of the tatively Friday. year, has been communicated to At a special session Monday Moore on the third floor and Mrs. gIrls said they expressed both That does not necessarily mean close associatCB in Washington. It Iowa City's Board of Education will Berry on the first floor. "fear and anger" Thursday morn­ Knowland won't try for the presi. represeDts a reversal of the taco consider proposals for rehabilita· Miss Moore said. she has her pic' tng. Miss Moore said there are dential nomination. P.residenti:1I tics of the senator in 1956 when tion and remodeling the present ture on her door because she is about 20 Negro girls living at Cur­ primaries do not determine the his name was entered in sevenil Junior High School Building. one of "12 or 13" unit advisers at rier. choice of the national convention, state contests before President Ei· ! senhower announced he would run again. W h i I e associates emphasiZ4!d Meet City Council Candidate Knowland had charted his course independently. without any consul· tation wiLh Nixon, the decision gave I the vice president a fresh break in his obvious campaign to win the ' 1960 Republican presidential nomi· Car Ban Only A Last Resort nation. By JOHN JONES of the problem has been constant· \ facilities in lots with the use of a place to park?" 0 ..11,...... S&AfI W,lIe. ly broadening since, Thornberry meters, Thornberry said. "A persoh When asked about the proposed Ray Thornberry, a candidate for said. can now nearly always find park· Legion site, Thornberry said he City Speed the City Council, said Friday there Thornberry, who owns and oper- ing in tho metered city parking can't see why the Legion desires are three possible solutions to the ates the Hawkeye Awning Com- lots." the particular location. He said it Iowa CiLy parking problem. pany said he moved his shop out of "Penny meters which would 01· seems an undesirable place to Analyzer "The city and University may the downtown area because of lack low a person to park for fifteen build due to the possibility.or flood. have to create more parking of parking space for his customers, minutes only would eliminate many He said it may be an asset to Gets 12 More spaces," he said. A seepnd possi· meters. of the gripes about ten cedt the city to give the proposed site bility would be to install more He said he has talked to many meters," Thornberry said, "Sev­ to the American Legion. The argu· Iowa CiLy police charged 12 per· meters and make more use of of the merchants about the parking eral people drive to town to buy ment that the city may want the sons with speeding Friday. AU public transportation. problem. Some of them did com· one item which would take just a locaion later for park expansion is were stopped after passing a speed ThornbertY said, "meters serve plain about the number of ten cent short time." good, but thot he feels parks and analyzer set up on Rochester Ave. a purpose. They do create a turn· meters. The blame for the parking situa· playgrounds should be scattered The 12 charged were: over ol cars and give people a Thornberry said the ten cent tion rests on many organizations over the city and not in just one Roy C. Handshew, SO, West chance to park while shopping." meters were not Installed with the and people, be said. The city has part of town. Branch; William B. Anderson, 61. The third possibility which Thorn· purpose to increase revenue but to been slow to take action, there West Branch; Gene E. Herdliska, berry said should be used only as have increased turnover of cars by has been little discussion between "If an obligation exists, moral 29, RR2, Iowa' City; Edward A. Dall, ...... PII.&a ~l' D ...... , .. a last resort, would be for the Uni· discouraging the practice of feed· the city and University officials, Or legal, to the Legion, I certainly Bachman, 30, Lone Tree ; James F. versity to limit student cars. He iog the meters, which both students and there has been little general don't see why it shouldn't be all Carter, 53, 1000 Melrose Ave.; {Curtsy Practice stressed this should be used only and merchants have been guilty of planning, he said. right for the city to give them the Cecil G. Abernathy, 46, Cedar THIS PSYCHOPATHIC POOCH if aLI else fails. doing. Thornberry said he was ap- land," Thornberry said. Rapids; Roy M. Randles, 25, West il A St. BemAnI wile ...... ·t "IEND YOUR KNIIS AND DROP YOUR IIecIy .1I,htly," Mrs. Gor· Thornberry is 'chairman of Fu" The University has failed to plan proached by a University employee Thornberry said he came to Iowa Branch; Herbert Cochran, 45, RRl, ""nd going upstllrs IIut NfuMs ..... N.II ..n, ch.lrman" for H~lowHn party for foreltn. • tudents IX· ture Planning of Iowa City group abea~ in connection with parking. who wanted to knoW U anything City in 1940 of his own choice. He Iowa City; Clarence W. Faust, 51, to come""'. Owner .... Rich­ "'I~ list nl,ht. 'I"'" WI...... reeI by 1_. Wemen'l Club. formed in January of this year. he said. Burge Hail should not have could be done to get more SUI said be plan. to remain bere and 620 Klmbal Road; Glenn H. Swaill, ard J..... Illtimon, CI"iN MlCludM dlnne, ,IIMI ..... squ.re dance... , which curtly W.I nte· He said he has studied the park· been started without plana for ade· employee parking. Thornberry .. for that reason is interested In 62, 611 Oakland; Floyd Rummels, Pacfre - • mo... 18 pcIUIHk - ....ry,L.ft. 1IIIINth Dlyld, G, Indll .nd NI!'\IIMI K.rnchan.ch.rl. ing problem ever since the com· quate nllar by parking, he added. laughlngly asked him, "Doesn~t making the community the besL 49, West Branch; and Nellls M. ..,., stllrs .fter I ylslt to __

M,TlYII .....· • _ , _ _ _ .__ .. --L~ _ __ .. mittee was formed. His viewpoint The city has Improved porking your ~oyer . furnis~ you with pOssible place ~o live." Beaver, U, West Branch. to find out ftiout clnlne tolrs. . . • me-1)aily Iowan I Think It's Time We Share 'em With The British General Notices Cen!!.. 1 Notices must be received at Th~ Dally Iowan omee. Room I'll. \Am­ 71uJ DatI!! Iowan I.t writlen and edited by student. and /$ gm:emed by a board of fiue sludent lrustea elected rnuukatJons Cenler. by 8 8.m. for publlcatlon the followlnc mornlnc. Tbey by tlu: student body and four faculty trustees appointed by Ihe president of the Unicersfty. The.Daily Iowan's musl be typed or leg,bl" written and signed; they wlJI not be accepted by telephone. The Dally low~n relerves the riCh' to edit all Ceneral Notle. editorial policy. therefore, is not an expression of SUI admlnlstrallon policy or opinion in any pariiCIIlar. PLAYNITES for students. staff p ... 2 SATURDAY, NOV, 2, 1957 Iowa City, Iowa and faculty and their spouses at the Fieldhouse will begin Novem­ ber 1 and each Tuesday and Friday night following. from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Admission will be by faculty. Meany Surprised "at staff or student J.D. card. FAMIL Y-NITES at the Field­ SATURDAY, NOV. 2, 1957 house for students. staff. faculty. their spouses and their families Saturday, November 2 will begin November 13 and will be 8 a.m. to 12 noon - Region Four ,. . held on the second and (ourth Wed· Conference of the Phi Eta Sigma Corrupt Labor Mess nesdays of each month. Recreation­ Scholastic Society - House Cham­ WASHINGTON 1m - AFL-CIO tion and he said these will be en­ He said he wasn't worried at all al swimming and family-type acti­ ber, Old Capitol. President George Meany said Fri­ forced. about some unions with great trea­ vities will be available Irom 7:15 9 a.m. to 12 noon - Midwestern day labor corruption is more ex­ "If some people want their suries conducting a labor war to 9:15 p.m. CoUege Art Conlerence - Art tensive than he had realized but president to disregard those pro­ against the AFL-CIO. Building. ' be pledged that the federation will yisions just to- suit their conllen­ Dave Beck, retiring Teamsters VETERANS - Each PL 550 vet­ 8 p.m. - UnIversity Play - succeed in cleaning it up. ience, they'd beHer get another president. said ThursdaY the Team­ eran must sign a VA Form 7-1996a "Waiting for Godot" - University Theatre. Meany said labor is willing to president," Meany said. sters executive board had decided to cover his attendance from Sep­ tember 26 to October 31, 1957. A accept reasonable correcti ve legis­ While suspecting some corruption to ignore AFL-CIO cleanup direc­ Sunday, NDvember 3 inroads as long as three years form will be available at the win· .. p.m.-Faculty Chamber Music lation from Congress but will rally tives. He mentioned that the 40- dow outside the Veterans Service ago. Meany ~aid he and other labor Concert-Shambaugh Auditorium. as one man to Cight of[ any move million-doLlar Teamster's treasury in University Hall beginning Fri­ !,eaders had no idea o[ its extent. Monday, Nonmber .. "to fasten antiunion legislation on could be tapped in any feud with day, November 1, 1957. Other regu­ us in the guise of eliminating cor­ "We knew a few things, but we the federation iC threatened expul­ lar sign-up dates are November 4 2 p.m.-University Newcomers ruption." didn't know one-half. one-tenth or sion o[ the Teamsters is carried and November 5. Club Tea-University Club Rooms, Organized labor, Meany said in even one· hundredth oC it," he said. out in December. Iowa Memorial Union. a speech to the AFL-CIO's Indus RECREATIONAL SWIMMING - Tuesday, November 5 trial Union Department. doesn't Monday through Friday, 4:15-5:15 8 p.m. - Lecture by Miss Vera have many friends 1n Congress and at tIle Women's Gymnasium. All Brittain sponsored by the Englisb women stUdents are invited. few real friends on the Senate SUlowans May Apply Now and History Departments - "A Rackets Investigating Committee BABY SITTING - The Univer­ Testament of Experience"-Sham­ beaded by Sen. John I\1cCleJlan le. "MI-6" twin turbo.prop helicopted set tudy Dubuque and Markel Sis. 10:00 New. Eva.n,ells Ll c Service, "I p .m. Tuesday, 8 p.m.: Boolr atudy, 10:[5 K itchen Concert Rev. RO:1 'Winlate, PreachiDI 9:00 p.m .: Sel'vice rneetlul. 11:00 1\'5 Fun to Sing • Services: " 0, II a.m. INVINCIBILITY OVER BIlTIIANY BAPTIST CHUROR Friday, 8 p.m., TheooraLlo MllIlstr, 11 :15 Kllehen Concert Nurser)'! 9 and II a.m. cbo.l, B 8t. & Fifth A"t .• Iowa City Sunday SelI.ol: 0 a.m. 11:45 The Church 8t Work WEST POINT, N.Y. 1m - Gen. Leonarel D. Goranso n, pastor Friday, 0 p.m., Servle. meelln,. a :oo Rhythm Ramble. Lucius D. Clay (Ret.> declared . 12:30 News Uo.lfled M.rnln, Worship Service, 9 : .~ . . a.m. FrRST PRESBYTERIAN CnURCH RIiOIlGANIZED CHURCH OF IESUS 12 :45 Know Your Chlldren Wednesday "the day of America's EvenlDr Gospel 8ervl.e, 1:30 p.m. 26 E. Markel SI. CllRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS 1:00 Mostly Music Dr. P. lIe",loon P.llotlr. Minuter Conference Room 1 1:55 News invincibility is over." The Rev . .Jerome .1. Leksa, rowa Memorial Union 2:00 The World of Story However, he told more than 250 BETIlEL AFRICAN 1I1ETJlODJST University Pa.tor Richard O. S.tlerberr, JIIlnbter 2:15 4t's Turn a Page , COURCH D:~O: Colle,. Cburch lSobool Cia.. 0:30: Chureh Sch.ol 2 :30 Music Appretlatlon representatives oC 30 southern 411 S. Governor st. 0:110 and 11:00 a.m., Crib and Car. Nur­ 10:30: I\l.rnloc W.rsblp 3 :20 Mostly Music New York Red Cross chapters: !\frl. C. R . MeD.nald. PatIo. lier,.. 7:30 p.m .: ~PBl\1 S:55 News "If we keep the balance of DeToltonal, S p.11L 0:110 and 11:00 a.m.. SUDia, Chureh • 4 :00 Children. Hour W.rshlp. ·1 p.tn. Sch ••1 SUA RON EVANGEJ.lCAL 4 :30 Tea Time weal,>ons, war is unlikely." 0:110 and 1\:00 a.m .. Mornlnr W.rsblp UNITED BRETUREN CnURCH 5:30 News Sermon: "Stewards of AU." Kalona 5:45 Sport"time Clay. national chairman of the TUB CIIURCH OF CIlRIST 4:00 p.m ,: Junl.r HI Club Tho Rev. R. C. prall.,raft, Palt.r 6:()() Dinner Hour 1958 Red Cross drive, said he be­ U20 Ki rkwood Ave. ':00 p.m., Grt.duato Student DI .....I.n Sunda,. Sch •• I, D:30 a.m. 6 :55 News Dible Classcl, {) a.m. Fellow, hlp.. Ia'Why a ChrJstoloJY." lIt.mlnr Worship, 10:s{) a.m. 7:00 Psyehologleal Frontier lieved that in the next three years ~]ornh~1 Worship, 10 •.m. 5 p.m.. Studenl Supper Evenln, '''orahlll, 7:30 p.m. B:()() Concert PM Evoulnr Wo ..hlp Service, 7:30 p.m. there will be a stalemate of wea· 6 p.m., Sunday Evenln, FellowsblD, (For tranlp ••latl.n, can 8-0016, s-nu 9:00 Trio pons between the United States "Toward .. Chrldian Marrlale." .r 8-t24J.) 9:45 News and Sports CIIURCU OF JESUS CIl&IST 6:110 p.m.: Senior Hl,b \V .F. 10:00 Sign Oil and Soviet Russia. olf LATTER-DAY SAINTS ST. MAlty'S CIruBCH 910 E. Falr.bUd St. .Jefferson and Linn SlI. HRST lIlETHODIST CHURCH Rt. ROY. C. II. Melnber,. Posi.r Prleslhood i\(cetlnl, 9 a,m. Jefferson and Dab.qae SLs. Sunda, School, 10 a.m. Slinday Manes, 8 a.m., 7:3t a.m., 9 a .m., Dr. L. L. Dunotorton, Minister 10:1(5 a.m~, 11:30 .8.m. Sacrament .Heetinr ,. 6:30 p . ~. Cbareb Sehool, 9:30 Iond II •. m . LAFF A DAY Mornlnl Worsblp, 9:110 and II a.m. ST. PATRICK'S CUURCH ('JlURCn OF THE NAZARENE Serm.on: "Splr't. Vitamins" Burllolton and Clinton Sh:. 21!o1 E. Court ~t. Th. Rev. G. lIr. Field, lIl1nl,l.. Ms,r. Pa'rJelk J. O'KellJy, pastor Sunda, ehool, 9:45 a.m. FlltS'f UNITAJUAN SOCIETY L.", M ....., 6:30, -8:t5. 11 a.m. BI,.b Ma.. , 8:15 8.m. 1Il.rnln, W.rshlp, lO:~5 a.m. lewa Ave.. and Cll1beri St. Brelee Fellowship, IS p.m. Tbe R.ov. Allred J. N. HenrlkaeD, H.ly Da,,1: 3:4.5. 7, 8 a.m. and 7:80 p.m. You.tb lJou.r, 6: 15 p .m. Pastor 10:4$ a.m.: Chureh Scb ••1. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN COUacH TIlE CONGREGATIONAL CnURCH 10:45 a .m .: Chureh Sen·lce. MllOourl Syn.d Clinton and Jdterson streets Sermon: "We Become What We Do" Jerte.rson and Gilbert Sts. Tbe R .... J.hn O . Cralr, IIl1nl.ler Guest 1Illnlster: R .... Glenn O. Canfield, The Rev. John Con.table, Pa.tor ,Now Real/y, Mike! IIlarnln, W.rsblp, lO:J5 a.m. Miami, FI.rlda. Mornlnr Worship, 9 a..m. aad 11 a .•. . . . G:30 p.m .: ~\udenl !Ir.. lde ~I.b. Velpen, "I p.m. , PRODUCER MIKE TODD TOOK A MINUTE to ogle gyrations of a Hula dancer when he and his beautiful EVANGELICAL rREE CHURCH .etren wife, Elizabeth Taylor, IIrrived in Honolulu_ Liz pulled away and the pair headed for opening OF CORALVILLl! FREI lIlETIJODIST CHAPEL ST. TnOlllAS MORE CIIAPEL The Rev. W. Roberl Culberts.n, p ••ler 931 Tblrd Av •. J08 M.Lean St. of Todd's new moyie spectacular, 9:1;j a.m. Hunday Scbool. The Rev. James W. Uanlen, Paltor Th R .... A. A. Bordenklrcber, P .... r J t:oo Sermon: "A l)aUen&' Knock" Sunday ebool, 10 • .m. Sunday lila.... , 5:(3. 8, 0, 10, an. 11:30 in Iowa, $9 per year; .Ix months, $5; In lhe CommunlcaUon. Center I. <':omnt.unfon followln". Mornfnr Worsblp, 11 • .m. a.m. WOflblp, 7:10 p.m. The JO a.m. mOl. II 0 Hl,h Mall ounr 1t1~ 1)oily Iowan three months, $3: all olher mall sub­ open !rom 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday 7:::0 etmon: IOSmI U~n 0' God" IiCrlplio"., ,10 per year: six months, throulh Fri,day. 11:00 p.m. F.e.Y.F. Supper and meet­ . . . by '.e eODlre,aUon. $5.60: three months, $3.25. ------Inr· J' iuENDS MEETING Daily M ...e.. 6:31 a.III., '7 a.m., '1:30 .....BE. MEMBER of the ASSOCIATED PRESS 6:13 p.m. ~holr Re~ •• rs.1 YWOA aoom, Iowa Memorial Union • . m. AUDIT BUUAU DAILY IOWAN EDITORIAL STAFF The Associated PreiS Is enUtled ex­ Donald L. Spence, Clerk FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH n:1:i a.m.: DueullJon. ST. WENCESLAUS CIIURCH OF Editor . . •. , • . • .• Tom Slatlery cluslvC;.1y to the u se for rcpubUeatlon Man.,.mg Edltor ...... Don Mltcllell of all the local news printed In this N.rth Cllnlon and Falrehlld Sta. JU a.m.: M.eUnr f.r ...... hlp. 6:lO E. Dav.np.rt SI. CmOULATlON8 ill •• • CI1Y J!.dHor • • • • • • • . • . Jun DavIes newspaper as well as all AP DewS Rry. G. Thomas Patt.ru50 The Bev. Edward W. NeuEJI. Paltor Sanda,. M ....~ 6:30 m.m .• 8 a.m. Stubllihed daily exeepl Sund.y aDd • Asat. City Edllor .. . John BleaRI Y d ispatches . Sunday Church Scbool, 9:3lI •. [fl. G.ACE UNITED New. E Kel!o, Pnlltlcal Sci­ 5:00 p.m .• DIIO IIII .. Siadent Fellow.bl. HILLEL FOUNDATION QON LUTHERAN CHUECH BU'-rlptlon "'1ft - by carrier In ence; Dwight Lowell Mathes, A4; Them", Civil R lrhl Films and DI.­ I'rl East M .....t fit, John,oD ond Bloomlnllen Sis. Iowa City, U centa weekly or $10 Dia' 4l91u you do not receive Prof. Leslie O . Moeller, J ournaUsm: c .. ~.lon. I1rldo, Sahbalb S .... I.e: 7:M , .... Tbe Rev. A. C. Pr.ehl, Pul.r per ,.... In advance: Iix montho. your Datly Iowa n by 7:30 a.m. The P rof. L. A. Van Dyke. Education; 7:30 p.m., eCbrbtla~ l'nlb.FeUe ... ld" S ••loUllar: ':241 Mornl"r WOJllhlp, I a.m. and 10:3, .... "I_.__ want a raise, sir-uh-- just __a small A,_ one." ...... &bree 1IIOIltba, ,,"00. B7 maJ1 Da117 Iowan drcuJaUoD clep&11meA1, Gar, W, WillIamI, .A2. BlIJle DIa'UlleD ••: .. Adl1l& Bibl. CIau, e.3G ..... _ THE DAILY IOWAN-towa City, la.-Satunlay, Nov. 2, 1m-Pit. 3 CAPITOL Wednesda-y IOWA Items of Interest to tlie SUI Community Itlll be A Cold Walk in Winter PREMIERE DES MOINES IA'I- Halloween in the "old tradition" came to the ORDER OF ARTUS will hold a Management. will speak on "Am r· Dinner (Go\'ernor Loveless will be TOWN MEN AND WOMEN Willi DELTA DELTA DELTA Phi Iowa governor's ma nsion Thursday night. france's m!!et'ng Tur, are asked to call x3542 or x31f17. endar students art! invItea. of the ~feredith Publi hing Com· DEL TA PHI ALPHA honorary COMMITTEE will hold an open BRIGIm The Young Democrat will hold II pany, Des .10ines, will discuss the German Craternity. will meet Tues· house at Veteran's Hospital Cram m!!eting in the Pentacrest Room topic "Mail Sur\'ey ." Any univer· day at 8 p.m. in 122 SchacHer ](all. 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday. Guided tours oC the Union, Tu day, No\'. 5, at sity student intere ted in marketing Prof. Erich Funke. head of the will start (rom the third floor - -. BARDOT 7:30 p.m. Prof. Schmidhauser will is digible to join the club. Dues SUI German Department, Willi r cr alion lounge. Womcn interest· C

Milke Your Reservation for "Around the World In 80 Days" 3 MORE DAYSI 2ART FILMS Lt:I,:tL111J,Wed~:~day SUNDAY • MONDAY • TUESDAY Classified Personal loans Wanted to Rent Business Opportunities . \ n_ n .LL IJ.. J1' Winner ....'\) TOWN'S TALKING! Advertising Rates PERSONA L Loan. an tn"'wrlt~ro. GARACE: vlrlnlty Eo t nail. Dial FOR SALE: Eighteen !Ie candy vendIng -.. Grand Prix )I phana,raph••• parts equlpmcllt. Hock· 2S20: 5-7 p.m, Il·~ machines and route. ExceUent ap- :I~ ~ ~"-L.. fT F.ye Loan Co .. 710 Ran Idl. 1I·22r ______~___ partunlty for collele man to earn extra YEAR'S BIGGEST - BEST COMEDYI Word Ads oa , h. DID I 7~9. 11·8 '-l,~ ORIGINAL \ du Cinema § Child Care "Nothing But One Day ...... 8c a Word Female Help Wanted UNCINSORlD ~. francais # Instruction Laffs" Two Days ...... IOc a Word ------:.------. WAN'TEn Child Ca ..... Dlnl 3411. 12·2 Three Days ...... 12c a Word WOMEN Sl.ut now for blr ...- II m. ".mln,. a on Avon nep'" ·nUl. WANTED MAN OR I.ADV to bDbY .11 BALLROOM dnnce le!llOno. SpeelaJ , . "" ,.K' Four Days . . . . . I4e a word Uve. WI'ite ~, .... Orm n. I" 0, Box 874, In my horn~ Iram ~ : 30·5 p.m. eve ry rate. Mimi Yaude Wurlu. Dial 9485. I ,;;;~ Filmed entirelf o \teMPOi'll la, \Vt"dnesdiJl'. Thursda y nnd FrldD)" or Five Days . . . . 15c a Word ___..,,- __-;---::--____ ('Dell week ot 200 Stadium Pork. f'honp I Miscellaneous for Sale ( WITHOUT Ten Days ...... 20e a Word Rooms for Rent 2'791 . 11-2 One Month .. . .. 39c a Word WANTED: Woman to rare for 8 malllh. BOY 'S wlntrr ennl nnd hot. 'I.~ 8; Army (Minimum Charllc SOc) \IF.N'; double room: eookln privilege' old b~by In my \lOme. Dlnl 8·:1279 1I1r1's coat .et, .17e 2. DIal 8·1403. 11·8 1130 N. C1lnlon. Dial 5P48. 12·2 1l· 2 co·operation' Display ).ds ROOM; 8 . ~~19. 11 . \4 CHILD CARE durlnr lootball ,arne •. POSSUM ~'I.e 12. Call 3264. 11·15 "~ w"k ___...... ~.:....O...... ______Dial 3411. 11·7 17" TABLE Mod~1 Traveler TV. Dlnl One Insertion . .• ...... STNCll.E roam, Male udent. Linen. 8~36 .ttor 5.00 p,m. 11.5 $1.20 a Column Inch furnished. 816 Callele. Phone 0403 CHILD cor. In my home: duYl. 01.1 of a,t!" 11·2 8·1029. 11.5 HOT.POlNT automatic wa.her. ,75.00. COLUMBIA PICTURES presents Five Insl:'rlions a Month. Dial 8·1068. 11·2 N. r. 'a,' A JED HARRIS PRODUCTION Each Insertion . ' ...... MALE Student: 722 Oakland Ave: .rter 1111 stalrfna G:OO P.m. JI-2 Work Wonted GUITAR and Ampll/ler. 01.1 '222. 11 .9 $1.00 a Column Inch BEST JACK LEMMON· ERNIE KOVACS fen InsC'rtions a MODth, NICE room. 8·2518. 11·26 CHILD ""re In my home; week dny.. FOR SALE. Jewel!!d reconditioned 'f ." ADULTS - . --- - 8·0123. 1l·21 watche. at rea.anable price •. Woynen FILM Each InsertIOn ... NICE n>am. 8·2318. 11 · 26r Jewelry. 1.7 ONLY ~ • INJUNATICIIW. GRANT· ARTHUR O'CONNELL OOc a Column Inch DOUBLE ROOM lor men. Dial 8·1218 LAUNDRY - 8·3548. 11·28 We Need Room: Dual Purpose .Ieeper oller 5:00 p.m. Dnd w,,~k·end.. 11·17 WASHINGS dane. Dial 8·42(0 . 171 Rlv· couches S7~.OO; sleeper chairs $35.00; .. MICKEY ROONEY • The Dally Iowan reserves er.lde Park. 11·2 sine Ie studIOS $55.00. Pickert Maltress the right to reject "'.. DlCt( YOfIK • JAI!I[S DARREN. ROGER SMf'nf any ad­ Trailer for Rent wASiiiNo-;;;;d lronlnl/. 8.1880. 11.5 Co. HII/hway 6. West. U·8 WILLIAM l.CJl1£ • _ ....y b¥ ARTHUR CARTER. vertising copy. HOCK·EYE Loan moved to 719 Ranaldo J£O _II .nd OWE [DWARDI • 'rom •play ~ ARTIIUIl CNlT£II • Pi,oded b¥ RICHARD QUINE IU55 Ande,,"on 33 It. One bedroom Mo· Laundry. 8-06GO. lJ·25 St. P1 lit)' 01 everytlllnr, Phone --. by J[O HNtI!!S DIAL bile Home. All modern 81110m.tlo lJ.I~ 4:135. 11·4 heat. built In avcn. Reall y cJpan. Will WANTED: Laundries. Call 2925. be nlcant by Nov. 1st. Student. are pooH", rId to Iowa City. For lnfor· ·Tlckets Wanted m.tlon. contact Dille B~JJlno. John Raf· 4191 lerty. Donald Rohr, or Edmund Sk .. lI· 2 or 3 TICKETS Jar Mlnne...Ola lIame. Inlll, Student. SUI or drlv~ aut to Iowa Reward. 8-3388 11·6 you can RENT V.IJ~y Troller Estates 26 mlfe we.! Apartment for Rent of City or Ju.( W.. t 01 Saulh Amana vacant rooms or on Highway 6. ;Phone Maren,o 2·.2611. Autos for Sale NEW FOUR · ROOM unfurnished apart· 11·6 apartments ment, prJ"ale entrance nd bath. Will sccopt one .mull child. Phone DE SOTO, 1951 hardtop callvertible; ENGLERT. ENDS TODAY! Huge Cast! SmashLaff Hit! "OPERATION MAD BALL" 11819. . 11·2 Typing $300. Dial 8·0110. ]J.15 FURNISHED apartment for rent _ of. TYPING. mimeographing. Notary Pub· you can SELL ler ~:OO p.m. 718 S. Dubuque. 2844. lie. Mary V. Bur,,!. GOI Iowa State ENTIRE NEW SHOW COMPLETE NEW SHOW 11.12 Bank Bulldln,. Dial 2656. 12·1 Pastueriz.d Milk-Gallon 6B¢ articles you are F- O-n-ru:-NT-.-Ph-a-n-e-8.-32-92-,-a-nc-r-oo- m TYPING. 8-0437. 11·IOr flot using furnished apartment. Prlvale both. Twa blocks from campu •. Sulbtbl. for Typing. 8-0429. 10-27r Haldane TO-MORROW SUNDAY' anr or Iwo college graduale bay •. 65 --P-IN-G-. -m-M----92-0~-.--3-.-24--5-8 per month with utillLlco o'lld. 11·12 rY Farm Dairy Jobo Dane you can HIRE STUDIO ApartmenL Avallablo Nov. I. TYPING. 9EA9. lL·l~ n, lIlU •• S.W. Iowa Clly Phone 8·3694. 11·3 ------part or full·time - panic JOHN McPARTLAND'S EXPLOSIVE NOVEL Lost and Found RENT-A-CAR help " TYPEWRITERS GREY Shadier pencil. Joan Lent. OR with THAT TELL·TALES ON YOUNG MARRIED AMERICA! 2854. 11·5 • REPAIRS LOST - Sigma Della Chi fraternity RENT-A-TRUCK • SALES pin somewhere' beLween Old Armory Daily Iowan n and East HajJ. Initials "DBB" on back. • RENTAL~ Call 4101. 11·10 Authorized - Royal LICENSED ... Brought to the screen Dealer Ignition Want eortable. Standarch Ads by today's most exciting CarDuretors Hertz Dr;:r,UrSystem at very low cost 0:: GENERATORS STARTERS Wikel . young stars! • Briggs & Sirotion Motora MAHER BROS. o Typewritei' Phone "DOORS OPEN 1 :00" Pyramid Services PhOM 9696 Co. 4191 SHOWS -1 :30·3:25·5;20· Z 621 S. DubuQu(l Dial 5723 Dial 8·1051 23 E. Washingtol1 7:25·9:30 - "FEATURE 9:45" >­ e:( BLONDIE C H ,I C YOUNG (!) -~ -~

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