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" 01 an Serving The State Universitr of Iowa • and the People of Iowa City ...... 0».1100 m 1lI0II - to'lve (A!01.8 a COpy Memoer or Assoclatli(l PreS'< - AF Leased Wire and PhOto &ervlcE' Iowa city, Towa. TUeSday. Feb. 4. 1958 Ike Asks Russia for Proof 01 Advancing Peace Hopes SUI cientist To Dine WASHINGTON IA'I - Russia waS" est message from Premier Bul­ except as a part of the general .ked in a White House statement ganin as consisting or "a repeti­ problem of banning nuclear and Monday night to come (orward lion of Soviet proposals previously rocket weapons. • with better proof that a summit made and a negative aWtude to­ The Soviet Union. he added, is p!eeting. urged by Soviet leaders, ward President Eisenhower's eight ready to discuss such problems as holds good hope of advancing the proposals put forward in his letter the control or intercontinental mis­ cbuse of peace and justice. of Jan. 12." siles "ir the Western powers show The statement described the lat- It wa. not a formal reply to a willingness to come to an agree­ ith I en Bulganin·. note but rather an in­ ment on prohibiting atomic and howers :': tonight terim comment on the U.S. posi­ nuclear wea~ons and the banning tion_ o[ their tests and the dismanUing Daily Iowan "The Soviet note is being fur­ of military bases on foreign terri­ Physicist's a ther considered," the statement tory." IDr. Van .Allen said. ' 8ulganin also slammed the Mr. Eisenhower and Secrelary of door on Mr. Ei$llnhower's sug­ Wife Thrilled taff Changes State Dulles have insisted ever gestion that a foreign ministers' since the qucstion of another sum· meeting be called In advance to Honored for mit meeting was raised that there pave the way for a sommit par­ I • must be assurances that the con­ ley. By Invitation re Announced ference would achieve results. Administration authorities said 8ulganln's 17-pag. letter, lug­ Satellite Work' Daily Iowan staff changes have their reading of Bulganin's words Formal Dress a Problem; ge.ting a nine·point agenda for a showed no readiness to try to set­ ~n made for the second semester. meeting of the head, of govern­ Friends Help Out Also Plan. to AHend Three promotions were announced tle urgent international problems ment, arrived SUndey and Wei by editor Tom Slattery. on a lower Je\el before con vening "Oh, ( am so terribly excited Killian Meeting reviewed by the Pr.. ide"t Mon· a meeting or East-West leaders. Marilyn Lyon, A4. Des Moines, and nol a bit blase about the wor\­ day. Bulganin's letter mentioned pos­ derful invitation to have dinner By DIETRICH HARTMANN bas been promoted to city editor. The Bulganin communication sible talks via diplomatic chan­ Dally I_an N_. Edlto: Miss Lyon will replace Jal]\Cs with the Eisenhowers at the White made public by Moscow, appeared n Is but said these should deal [Jouse, ] hardly know what to do Davies, A3, Iowa City. who was to turn down all of Mr. Eisen­ only with procedural and other first. .. Professor and . Mrs. James A. promoted to news editor. hower's proposals. The Russians' problems involved in drawing up ' Van Allen will be the Cirst SUIo­ Miss Ly,on has·r su/lstilute agenda was made up a list of topics to be discusscd This was the reaction of Abbie , wans to be dlnner guests of Presi­ worked previously mostly of proposals previously re­ later by chieCs of state. who pre­ Van Allen. wife or James A. Van I dent and Mrs. Eisenhower iD the III a reporter 1111 jected by tile Unitcd States. sumably would do the aclual ne­ Allen, when asked by Daily Iowan White House in Washington. The Daily Iowan Its publication apparently caught gotiating. rerorters about her surprise invita­ I 'The Van Aliens wUl be among 50 ate I and served as as the U.S. Embassy in Moscow by tien to attend the White. flouse to 100 top American scientists 'IInd Bulganin in his newest note of­ "seience dinner" with her hus­ !Ioa1 sislant city editor surprise. Embassy officials earlier fers the following agenda :' rocket experts and their wjves iIl­ band tonight at 8 p.m. to Davies. She is had said they expected it would 1. Immediate suspension of vited by President and Mrs. Eisen­ ,~ a June candidate be made public simultaneously in atomic and hydrogen bomb tests. "When the telegram from tht' hower for the first White House for a BA degree Washington and Moscow. 2. R.nunclation by the United White House arrived here late last "science dinner" tonight at 8 p.m. and wants to work Mr. Eisenhower was just begin­ Statu, Britain and the Soviet Salurday," Mrs. Van Allen sa;d, "} THE EISENHOWERS' invitation on an eastern ning a study of a translation or Un ;!'n of the use of nllclear thought it was a eon~atulatiol" tl) the dinner party was extended met r 0 pol ita n the note in Washington when the weapons. fOI' my hu band's succes~ful wo k to the SUI physicist and his wire newspaper as a MISS LYON letter was released. 3. Establishment of an atom­ on our satellite, the 'Explorer: ,Ioble lD recognition of Van Allen ·. feature writer. Bulgenln', offer to dilcusl out· free lone in centrel Europ •. "I didn't know what \0 do at role in the suc~.. ful Iaunchln, of Davies worked as reporter lor er space wa. delivered while the 4. Conclusion or a nonaggression first since the telegram said for­ "Explorer," tl)e QT.t Americen the El Paso, Tex .• Herald Post and U,S. sat,lIit. "Ellplorer" was i{l earth satellite circiin, the alobe oact between the signatories of the mal wardrobe was required ~r s'nce late Friday. as a correspondent for a religious Its first 48 hours of orbit around Warsaw and NATO pacts. the party. My husband doesn t news service. the earth. 5. Reduction of foreign troops hove tails and 1 wasn't prepared Van Allen is chairman of the He scrved in the Marine Corps Bulganin said it is impossible to in Germany and other European to wear a floor-length dress," Mrs. committee responsible for the 'ia­ for three years. Of that time he consider the outer space question ternal instrumentation of Ameri­ countries. Van Allen said. can earth satellites launched served 13 months in Korea. 6. Agreement on the prevention 'dur- "All the 1itores wcre ctosed over ! in:I the International Geophysical ;~~e Davies will replace Dietrich of a suddcn attack. the weekend and there was 1}0 Year ending in September. . ,Pa Hartmann, G. Berlin, Germany. Waterman Wants 7. Discussion of measures to time Monday to buy a suilaTr1e The head of the SUI Physics De­ ler Hartmann has accepted a position broaden international trade ties. dress," she explained. partment Is also chairman of the ~ with the Klein Public Relations U.S. Appreciation 8. Ending the propaganda war. "But my friends and neighbors I Rocket and Satellite Rese8l'ch I finn in Chicago. He will be a can­ 9. Consideration of the problems as well as the store people in Iowa Panel, working on the plans for didate for a MA in editorial jour­ Of New Space Era of eas;ng tension in the Near and City were just wonderful to help Americ~n conquest of outer space. nalism in June after completing his Middle East. out. I was able to borrow a won­ The Van Aliens left Iowa for masters thesis. NEW HAVEN, Conn. 1 IA'I - The derful iridescent floor length dress !Washington from the Cedar Rapids ilattmann n a s director of lhe National Science in gun metal - or maybe Its mid­ airport at 2:45 p.m. Monday. still worked as a re­ Foundation (NSF) said Monday 'Not Guilty': night blue. The dress has a scoop surprised about the invitation by porter, assist ant that the United States must seize neckline and is mink trimmed. My the White House. city editor, editor­ the initiative in the space age and friends and some store:t:1ielp d 0tJt THI WHITE HOUSE "science ial RIIge t!dltol' not be forced into crash programs Starkweather with many of lhe accessories as dinner" guest list did not include ''a!id news ' editor to compete with tile Russians. LINCOLN. Ncb. (JI'I - Charles well. , the SUI physicist II) ill ~ritinal with The Daily Dr. Alan T. Waterman said that Starkweather. J9-year-old admit­ "MY HUSBAND will have to get ,draft Mrs. Van AI/en said she Iowan. He came because of Russia's scientific suc­ ted killer of 11 persons. and his his tails and white tie in Washing­ thought she and hcr hu&bahd were to ' the' United cesses. "the American people l4-year-old girl friend, Caril Ann ton," Mrs. Van Allen said. "and he added to the list of scientists after States in Septem· sense that they have lost a par­ Fug::M. both pleaded innocent i as excited about the whole "Explorer" started sending . back , ber, 1956 as a Ful· ticular race. or rather let us say, Monday to charges of first degree thing as I am." its steady E-E-E·E, transmitted by , bright Scholar. He the first heat in that raec." murder. Mrs. Van Allen told Daily Iowan SUI-developed Instruments. received his BA DAVI'ES But America's "failure:' he ad­ For Starkweather, the bandy­ reporters thal this visit will not be "The President's invitation is in Political Sclence and Econo­ ded, "is not of technical cpmpet­ legged gunman whose acknowledg­ her first in the White House. mighty niee and we did not expect mics from the University of Frank­ enee but the failure to appreciate ed victims include 10 in Nebraska While she was in sixth grade one Dallr rowan Pho'. by Waner Kleine it at all," Van Allen said at the furt, Germany. the full significance of the Dew and one in Wyoming. a District of her' classmates was the grand­ airport, "and Mrs. Van AUen and Don Hanesworth, G. Iowa City. era and of the course we must Court preliminary hearing was set son of President William H. Taft. • I are very happy about it." will replace Jerry Mosey. A2. Lake take." for March 1. Because of this the sixth graders Out to Oinner-With the President The Van Aliens will return to Forest, 01.. as chief photographer. "Specifically." . he said, "in our CARlL'S preliminary hearing were invited to the White House Iowa City Wednesday arternOOJl. Mosey will be working on The education system we are not real­ will be held a week later. March and shook hands with the First PROFESSOR AND MRS. Jemes A. Van Alltn bft Monday afternoon from the Cedar Rapid. air· For Dr. Van Allen the stay in Dally Iowan staff as an AP picture izing our full potentialities in pro­ 8. Lady, Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. port to attend a dinner at the White Hous. in Waslington, D.C.• as guests of President and Mr •. EIMn. Washington, frof1l where he re· correspondent. fessional manpower. Immediate Neither defendant was represent­ "THE REPUBLICANS among us hower. The invitation to the dinner, which will fete outstanding American scientists anA roc:ket ex. turned only Saturday night. will be Hanesworth previously worked attention must be focused on man­ ed by counsel. Both answered "not kids washed their hands in the perts, came Saturday as a compl.t•• urprl.e to the Van Aliens. more than a social affair In white with the Mt. Pleasant. Mich., Daily power capabilities in science and guilty" to identical complaints fountain in front of the White tie and tails. TImes News as reporter and photo­ engineering, without which we charging them on two counts with He is IIcheduled to meet with ,rapher and with the Monitor Lead­ cannot compete." killing Robert Jensen, 17-ycar-old one of the subcommittee of the er in Clemens. Mlch. Last sU/Tlmer Waterman addressed a session Bennet, Neb .• High School Junior. ~~us;ir:ttrad~~~ki~~s.ht~'!: A~i!~ SU I Center for Interpret-I ng Killian committee. which advises be worked Cor the Fairfield, Ia., of a 2-day Yale University con­ One count chargcd murder with ~~~a~~td~~;~~h~~~fo~a!S~~~p~~r:i . . the President on scienUCIc and baily Ledger. ferend! sponsored jointly by the premeditated malice, the other, days." space problems. Haneswort~ rpce!yed his BA President's Committee on Scien­ murder in perpetration of robbery DR_ VAN ALLEN will confer IrtIIJI ,the Umverslty of Denver 'In tists and Engineers and the Wil­ -the theft of Jensen's alltomobile. with experts on space travel and social ' science. liam Bentoll Foundation. m~~;~~iO~re~~~tv;;~ur;:I~~~s .::~ 'Explorer Space Informat-Ion ' 80TH TEEN - AGERS were the guest of Mrs. Truman. Mrs. ' astronautics. ' Mo~y has worked Dr. James R. KlIlian Jr .• Presl­ cllarged originally with the' slaying Van Allen had tea with the Firsl t ! He was not sure Monday wheth· Ce~ar. RapIds daz­ ~ent Eisenhower'S special assist­ of Carol King, 16, of Bennet. whose Lady on the occasion of the Phys- The SUI Physics Department will first month of decoding and inter- dena, Calif., helpin.!! to \J1odi(y the er this committee will make rcc­ ~tte " and KcnG­ ant for science and technology body with that of Jensen was ieal Society's meeting in Washin~- be the center for decoding and in- pretation. SUI bl1ndle for :.the SO-inch long ommeDclations to the President TV.. Cedar Rap- , said in an earlier speech that we (ound in an abandoned storm cel­ ton, attended by her husband. terpreting cosmic ray information These data will then be proccssed tube lofted 'by the Arm(s Jupiter, after Its meetil'l'. ~. jJe is current- ' must "de-emphasize the hot rod­ lar near BenneLlast Tuesday. They "But I think this visit to thr from the "Explorer." America's by an electronic computer. which I C carrier. The Iowa equipment. , "It is almOst sure that the Army r ' I y working in ' a ders among our youth" and "en­ had gone out on a date Monday White House will bc the most ex- first earth satellite. will reduce the whole of the data had originally been developed (or . part Um!! capacity courage the hot minds ." night and never returned. ~ iting ene," Mrs. Van Allen said. Professor James A. Van Allen to a formula of perhaps some 15 the 20-inc~ sphere of the Navy's (Continued on page 6) - Leaders in educatlon. science. with radio station Both Starkweather and Miss Fu­ "I think I am goin~ to tell my and his associates expect to re- to 20 syml:ols, requiring less than Vanguard system. VAN ALLEN- ~ lonc In Iowa industry, labor and communica­ gate were ordered held without grandchildren about It. Iceive their first data within two a linc o[ print. Ray explained. 1 AT THE TIME of the successful City. tions took part in six round-table bond. He was returned to the Ne­ t "THE ONL ~ ~A~ th!n~ about or three days from the U.S. Army's Joining Van Allen and Ray in launching of the satellite, Ludwig Robert MacFar­ discussions on the Soviet threat. braska State Penitentiary where he wonderful .mvltatJon IS that we Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasa- the interpretation of the cosmic was at Cape Canaveral. Fla .• and .lane, G. Sioux the scientUic revolution, educating he remained under 24-hour guard expe~ ted an Important guesl (?~ dena, Calif. The JPL is gathering ray data will be Instructor Joseph I Van Allen at the Pentagon with Lorea Play qty, will leave future scientists, costs of an ade-. observation. She was returned to the. ttme ':1y hus,~and and I WI\! all the raw data from the world- Kasper and George Ludwig, G' I Wcrnher von Braun, Army rocket The Daily Iowan Hane.worth quate scientific program. tech­ the Nebraska State Mental Hospi­ be. m Washmgton. Mrs. Van A,lIen wide tracking and reporting sys- I who developed the cosmic ray in- expert; Director W,' H. Pickering To Be 10 work for the Des Moines Regis­ nical needs of other nations. and tal where she has been lodged in sa,I,d. . tern of profcssional and volunteer slrumentat:on for the satellite ' of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory Show.n: ter and Tribune. MacFarlane was public understanding of the scien­ Lhe absence of more suitable facil­ Mrs. Sydney Chapman, wlfe of observers. The space information under the direction of Van AlIcn. and other major leaders of the editorial page assistant. tist. ities. Dr. Chapman, chairman of the . I d . d' S II't ff . . f h I me u es cosmIC ray an rrucrome- I Ludwig spent mos. of December us. . ate 1 e e orL. Here Febe la' <\mencan committee or t e nter- tcorite eOllnts and temperaturcs d J h' The SUI physicists are happy · I G h . I Y . . . I an anuary at t e JPL 10 Pasa, . 'U na.lonat . ~op YSlca ear. was wlthm and on the skin of the _ _ that the "EKplorer" docs not have Reserved scat tickets WI be gOing to VISit my.husband and me "moon." a circular orbit. With an elliptlclll available beginning Thut6day. Feb. Iowa City Fashion Show Could fr~,m Monday until Wed~ es day. THE SUI GROUP will receive FCC Head Says He orbit ranging from 230 to 1,700 , 13. for "Blood Wed~ng". the fourth But Mrs: Chapman .will not see I miles distant from the earth, the I play presented thiS year j)y the U' at all, smce she will have left ~~~~r~~:r: ~~~mJ~~a~~~~~~o~~ D' d 't Ch t U S satellite reaches a much greater University Theatre. . .Decide .Fate of Sack Dress Here horU?, before we return from The temperature information is im- n ea .. cross-sec~ion of space and should I Performance dales: tO~ ' &h6 m~- I. .... • l" ' ~. o· I"l1 WashlD~on I~~e W.edne~day ane~ portant for checkin~ on the relia- WASHINGTON (J1'f _ The head of provide considerably more infor- I ern tragedy by Fredenco Garcia noon. rs. apman IS a goo. bility of a specially constructed tbe Federal Communications Com- mation ,rcgarding I the Earth·s Lorca ,are February, 20 21. 22, 26. By DALE KUETER \ Ihow Mr •. p.l.chek .aid. and music. in addition to doot She to SIt geiger counter ' and its electroni<: mission (FCC) testificd Monday environment, they point 28 and March 1. ,>' prins, will hllp highlight the s~ rt, howev~r. a~reed ~ut. n. ~ , ~ally ,w~n ~~aH . Wrl~r Clothi';' IMes in all lines. for With our children whll.e we are nest. explained Ernest Ray. assist- he accepted $575 from a' broad- DR. RAY sl\id that . while the "BLOOD WEDDING", consider- meIW. women and c:hildren will b• event. Mrs. Pllechek Hid that ~one." t~e. bru~ette wlf-e of the ant pro.fessor of physl'cs. tin . d t' J ' _ " • ~ ope of, t~ outstandinc -plays of .~ 'iWht....,~ "f, net the"·" new -SIck shown. Mod.ls for the proJram everyone who attendl the .how has lUI phYSICist said. cas g In us ry group In connec- modern , Spanis~ dra~Uc . Utero '. !,"1~n'I ' IW ' wom.n·~ dr!'I1.'· I. a h.... not be.n announced y.t. In a chance of winning door prlu., Dr. Ray said Monday that he had tlon wUh a trip he made at Gov- (Continued on page 6') ' ature. tells the st?rr Of tuite, pas- ~,. s~c.,·.lI l ln " I"w~ Ci.rr, wI" ,robe\bly the pa.t. SUI queen. and other ranging from jewelry to clothing. heard thnt tQc equipment had pick- crnment expense in 1954. DATA- klon and viOlence' 1>JbJch' lfcvelops W. '"I coed. have h.hted a. modell in the Tick.ts for the show are 50 c"nff Senate Votes 7U ed up a cosmic ray count of 20 per FCC Chairman John C. DOerfer] .. • "I" against the~aekground ofJl'{amlly ., ft' d«cjlMcl ,at tht, low. City Jay· Jay.C-Ettes ...hion show. and can be obtilined from any Jay. second on one of tne satellite's heatedly denied, howevct, he was ~ . ~ h l feud. _"., ;V' C-Ette ••tyle show March 7. " It I, the third c:onMcutlve year C.Ett•. Approval For Sig first passes over northern Mexi- chiseling on his Government. ex- . Weat 'er . ~ peasant .,woman·s 1amUy, ex· • J The show, .ntltled' "Stalrway to that the Jay.C·Ett" heve 'ponsor­ Chairman of the show is Mrs. co. At that time the "moon" was pense account - that is, by charg- eept (or one IOD. has been taken , ~aliion." will be pre.. rited itt the .d the fa.hlon sh_. Mrl. p.l.chek William Ludwig. Mrs. Frank Ro· MissUe Fund Si" only about 300 miles from the ing the taxpayers [or travel ex- rrom her as a rearult of UIit feud_ litw~CIty "llh School eudltorlum leld the Iroup I. considlring mak· bert. and Mrs. Richard Gay arl earth and relatively ncar the Equa- penses actually paid the broad- Warmer This Afternoon,. The son Is betrothed ,to • ,.,., Ing the show an annual aHalr. co-c:halrmen . WASHINGTON IA'I - The Senate tor. Farther out on Its elliptical casting industry. woman who bad aD earllet rOo .... • p.m. Proc"d. from the .how are con. Other committee chairm.rr are: save a swift and resounding 78-0 pa th - perhaps around 1,700 Doerfer was a more than slight- Colder Tomorrow mance with Leoaardo...... r Mrs. Loona 'ellchek, a membtr trlbuted each year to varIous youth Mrs_ Joe Gaeta, storti and model.; vote of approval Monday to the m'les distant from the earth and Iy belligerent witness before a of 'the other tamiIJ bmIIved In the ~ the .publlclty commltt" Hid IrevP. In the city. Thl. year the Mrs. Jack Canney. publicity; Mrs. UAl billion emergcncy defense closer in latitude to the earth's special House subcommittee which Clcar skies, brilliant sunshine. feud. "The "pulerlty ef the sack d..... precoocll will 10 for City Park r.· Vic:tor BUrlwtt. music and .nter­ funds bill. \ magnetic polcs, the cosmic ray began public hcarings Monday and southerly winds sent Iowa tem- WHEN THE BRI_ is lured this ane will prob,bly ... de· cneHen end playground .qui,. tainment; Mrs. Vern Naggah. pro' Thus it followed the HlfUse in count is expected to be much high- into charges of misconduct by him peratures soaring Monday from an Iaway from 'her weddln& celebr.· Irmintd then." Howe'l.r, Mrs. ment. Mn. p.lechek laid that a,. gram; Mrs. Fred Fluell.l, tickets; unanimous approval of a major er, Ray suggested. and four other commissioners. The early morning low of 18- below tion by Leonardo. the young bride· ttllechek empheilud th.t the uck prexlma~ly $300 to $400 i. con· Mrs. Rob.rt Thoenn .., props; Mrs: step toward creating the missiles IT WILL TAKE about four days committee staff said the double zero at AUantic to an afternoon groom and his rrleD~ begin • , In will be ..,Iy a Jert of the trlbuted to IrouP. each y.ar. DUltin Corl.tte, Itelle manager; and other weapons demanded in for information to travel from thc collection action it' lIUributed to high of 28 at Dubuque. search which ends when the bride· , ny style. te be shown et the The varioul tty'" dllplayed at Mrs. Wayne Chadima, flowers; the face of spaee age threats. satellite to the SUl physics build- Doerfer was a "criminal offense." I Clouds are expected to r~turn groom and Leonardo meet In a ..... the show will be explained and Mrs. Robert MIIth, gifts; Mrs. Wil­ .THE SENATE needed less than ing, by way of the network of ob- The FCC head took the stand today. bringing with the~ l l\,he .po$- tinal JellY"~ .' The contmerslal ,uk ' dn.I, described by a narrator. The .tore liam Grahlmann, ushers; Mrs. Don an hour to debate the measl.\re. serving stations and the Jet P.ro- after a series of witnesses identi- sibility ,of ~now flUrries , I~ . the ~~ "c~( ofb .:iP, " .... ,lobby 6ihlclr , ••~r .". · r,.ct~",uler , nalM will elso be Ilv.n at the Walker, door prll!.; Mrs. Robert then whipped it to passage on a pulsion Laboratory. These da\a 'fied docu!Dellts dl,!signe~ to show 1Northwestern ' part ot , ~ S\,ate. o~ ~ \ "., Me~81 , UAton , ,~~ I. ,. ft, Ihi curl.,,",. looIdn ~mfn's show. Lind, photot,aphy; Mrs. T,rry will be charted on graph paper. broadcastmg' interes~ paId $1.080.87 Temperatures In the 20 s are ex· he m :.MODdaf. thrJIu.Ih . ~ ., ilf!1' ,..,,.,., .111' ... dI~.'ttl by C.m,..te err'n.. mlntl han not J,onel, Icrlpt; altd Mrl. Robert (Continued on page 6) which is exPected to extend to a iii ~xpehse money for the Doer- rpected today, but colifer' "feather fro~ :,,fA.q,l. to .:10 p.m, 8Iid. OIl IrIlLlth of pcrhnl)S 60 feet withlri tile rt'I'~, , Ill chll' 'lvlnolTow, .,,' . " &t' nYII from II at"', _ 11. t;' . ~.mlit~ ~ ' ?lo~~! ;at .l t't.t1'~~!.n yit bltn mOl., but entertainment ~ .. y, HI/nd 'y .. ttln. lUOGET-

,I ¥ , "', The I~wq ~~on, o,myl "') . ;:.,t,l, i: i! I , fir" , From The Littered Desk f 1:1 ' ' Economic Review'cAd Outlool< Slattery's' Slants BV ETHEL VATTER lint mployll1t'lI t, falling industrial production, There cOl"nes a time ill ever University's timetable, 'of-' R~ f'arrh A oda~ Oyre... .f UU lin and Eeonomle Bt tartt. declining retail sa!l", inventory hifts and ex­ ficblly de ignated a Final Examinations Week, when the Official Iowa income figures for 1957 will pectations o[ further price increas led to a need is felt for an appraisal of the products of education - dc­ not be available from Wash ington until tllis rathf'r pessimistic outlook fOI' at least the fir t signed to eliminate the less aglie proponents oE thinkmanship. I fall. But the nh'er ity's Bureau of Bu iness si\ months of the curr nt yC.1r. We are met on a grate rattlefield, testing whether any and Economic He carch keeps tabs on various Spa<.e permits comparison of only a few economic indicators that enable one to discuss indicators plus a brief review of how Iowa student so ill-conceived can display to the- satisfaction of duly the state' economic health a bit sooner. moved with re. peel to the nation both last appointed and capable scholars that he has assimilated enough P ronal income in 1956 for the nation in­ \'ear and in 195-4, a reccs~ ion \"(~ar. IlacJ!ground, knowledge', and incriminformation to be allowed creased 7 per cent Ov(;r 1955, to a total of . For most months in J9.37: the Iowa index to pursue the IIneven tenor of his academic wheys. 3Z4 billion, The comparable' i c lor Iowa of c.ash filrm receipts, seasonally adjusted, in­ The world will little note nor long remember, but tile ... \Va about 5'~ per cent, to 4,4.t5 million. Of creased o,'er 19;6, wherehs the opposite has niversity writes it down forever anel ever, Amen! this latt r total, 16.0 per e nt w, . ftlrm in­ Iken true of the comparable inc1 . for the na­ • • • comc, 6 .6 per cent \\'as n?nf.~rm, and 15,4 per tion. Be¢nning last October average weekly Final examin~ltions: Incontes table evidence of man in Hu­ c nt \\IllS govcrnm~nt. Per opal income in 1937 earning in Iowa bcRan to ill crease. In No\'cm­ maniti~s , man . for the nation increased about 6 per cent over .btr the figure stooU at $8-1.24 [or Iowa and • • • 1956, to 1).'34.'3 billion. Allowing for lh usual $82.92 for th nation. But the decline in av­ Th re C,ln be no t10ubt of gap, [own income should hnve increa cd at ernge manufacturing employment ( first 11 it; the A merical1 nivcrsity is least ctacular, growth of did not feel the rece 'sion as much as the na­ • • o 5 per c nt in cash farm income, the improved ti onal economy did. A major reason was that Dialogue of scientists relation b tween prices received by Iowa farm in comc was maintained in Iowa while greeting each other on the farmers and prices paid by United tates it was not for the coull try. \Ve may expect the ).[oon, one from \111 American same in but the cushion may not be farmers and an assumption that inventory dis­ 1958, Hocket, the other from a \ investment will be held to thc less than 1 per qllite as soft because agricllitural illcome is Russian Rocket. FIRST: "Wie cent of farm income that it was in 1956. now funning 16 per cent of total income, com­ geht os Ihnen?" SECO D: "Es geht mir gut, und Ihnen?" [ncomc payments originatin r in fed ral, pared to 2.5 p CI' cent in 1954. The 1954 over state and local government should .· inerease 1953 decline in manllfacturing employment • • • about 1 per cent, say fu $760 million, sinc was also greater for Iowa than for the na­ Speakinn of the German and their naive, egotistical su­ 19.'57 government employment in Iowa ran tion. Again there was a cushioning effect be­ periority, Bob Locpp, A4, Sioux City, says: "They ARE a about 5 per cent above 1956. cause weekly earnings were going lip in Iowa superior race. Don't pay any attention to the fact that That leaves about $3.100 million private while they were going down for th nation. rocket sci ntists are German. Look at Philosophy: Kant, lIege nonfarm income for 1957, up only $50 million This latter trend. howcver, has been cviclent et ali Music: Bach, Beethoven; Government: Hitler, and Publjc Dally Iowan Staff Carl•• nllt from 1956. This estimated increase of1ess than [or only the last few months. Information: Goebbels, 'nuff' said." 2 per cellt is based upon the fact that although In 1954, total pel'sol1- "pany lpwan ornc•• Room 2~1 . Com­ on the second and fourth Wed· planned to do over tbe Thanksgiving holidays - that wcre Jeft munlrntlon. Center. by 8 •. m: to. publication the toUowln, morning. They must be t yped or le,.bly ",rltten .nd tIl/ned ; they will not be accepted by nesdays of each month. Recreation­ over from right after registration? Perhaps we can breathe a little more freely With these notable oxamples of what the telephone. The Oally Io ..... n reserveo the tl'ht to edit all General Notices. al swimming and (amily-type aeli· • • o -we now have a satellite in spac and can be militnr , dan do to what fire essentially pure DELTA DELTA DELTA SCHOL. Feb. 15. vities will be available from 7:15 slIre that the assurances that we are not so scientific projects - projeots that can be best ARSHIP !... Application blank~ are to 9:15 p.m. LESSON FOR TIlE WEEK: Always tell the truth - it DEGRE£ CMftilDATES - Can­ far behind nre at least partially fOllnded on accomplished with a free interflow of informa­ available fttom Miss J[elen Reich will please a few, surprise some, mortify many - and providtJ didates for degrees in February 1958 HAWKEYES - The 1958 at the Office of Student Affairs in an outlct for yOlll' masochistic tendencies. fact. , tion, research results, and d velopments - it University Hall for a scholarship may secure. their academic appar­ Hawkeye notes are due and pay­ in the .. 9f the basement Yet the use of tre Jupiter-C as the launch­ is time to listcn ij) the scientists and establish orecrcd by the SUI cha~er o( ~ l ~nter able at the Treasurer's Office. ing vehicle gives substance to th claim that the NSE ( ational Space Establishment) Delta Del ta Dcl ta sorori ty. The Ih>or in f1lcbrldc Hall from 8 to Registration materials will not be 12 a:in. and 1 to 5 p.m. on Wed· Comment from Iowa State- we could have put our satellit 'nto spac ' with fuJI power to make the deciSions neces­ scholarship is available to tinder· issued until Hawkeye Year Book graduate women who have main­ lIesday Thursday, and Friday, notes are paid. more than a year ago (DJ'. Van y\lIen, He: sary to development of new devices. tllined a cumulative grade point February 5th, 6th, and 7th. Daily Iowan, Dec. 11, 1957) - a ld with less The NSE, recommended by tho 27 man average of 2.5 or more, and pre­ LIBRARY HOURS - The gen· Myers' 'Broken Promise WOMEN'S GYM - There will be spectacular failures than with thc anguard. Hocket and Satellite Research' Board of which ference will be given to senior eral library building is open - EDITOR'S NOTE: Following students this question: WhAt Ie women. The scholarship pays stu­ no recreational swimming at the Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. Scientists working on the program had Von Braun is a member and Van Allen is Women's Gymnasium until Wed· is an editorial from the Iowa your opinion of the situatlOll In­ dent fees {oJ' one semester. Appli­ to 2 a.m.; Saturday, 7:30 a.m. to volving Jim Myers and T.lt .. asked permission to use the Jupiter-C - suc­ chairman, is the most sensible and practicable cations must be turned in before nesday, Feb. 12. 5 p.m.; Sunday, 1:30 p.m. to 2 Stat. Daily and comments bV r cessfully fired in 1956 - as a vehicle for the answer to the qucstion: "What is the b st way A&M.? spring semester begins. YWCA BABY SITTING - A a.m. The circulation desk is open low~ State students after ISC I satellite, but were refused. to get the job done?" baby·sitting service to the residents - Monday through Thursday, 8 coach Jim Myers announced he Lowell Manser, S.Jr. Dr. John P. Hagen, Director of the Ameri­ Whell men who neitllcr understand nor VETERANS - ~ach PL550 vet· of Iowa City is being offered by a.m. to 9:50 p.m. ; Friday and Sat­ would become head football "1£ his primary mission was t? urdny, 8 a.m. to 4:50 p.m. Sunday, can Satelljte program, said he was de Died per­ sympathize with rocket, satelJite and space de­ eran must sign a VA Form 7·1996A the Personal Service committee of build a foolbail team, it looks liU to cover his attendance from Jan. the Y.W.C.A. Call x2240 to make 2 p.m. to 4:50 p.m. The reserve coach at Texas A&M. t J)1ission to use the Jupiter-C, but couldn't find velopments - or else are too concerned with he left a good spot. He said tlult p. to Jan. 31. A form will be avail· arrangements for transportation desk is open - Monday through The pressure ~f big time athle· out who turned his request down. His request the t prestige ' of a given service - can veto I ~ilble at the window outside Veter­ and price. Thursday. 8a .m. to 9:50 p.m.; Fri­ tics this week caused a man to money wasn't his primary objec­ day, 8 a.m. to 4:50 p.m. and 7 p.m. went through the Office of Naval Research to necessary measures - and remain anonymous ns Service in University Hall on break a verbal promise he made tive. but I don't think thaI 1M I eb. 3, Feb. 4, and Feb. 5. EX­ DEGREE CANDIDATES - Can· ~o 9:50 p.m.: Saturday, 8 a.m. to the Defense Department. i - it is time to change the arrangements. This student body supported him as .CEPTION: A veteran who plans to didates for degrees in February 4:50 p.m.: Sunday. 2 p.m. to 4:50 as a oncc highly respected colle· Dr. Van Allen blamed the refusal on inter­ means an NSE with fu)) presidential cabinet suspend his training under PL550 may pick up their commencement p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9:50 p.m. giate coach . they should have. I attended all service-rivalry, noting that it toole the Russian membership - it is patently that important. at the end of the first semester is announcements at the Alumni With this broken promise, inter· the games but. olie and I think that to wait until the day of his last House across from the Union. OFFICIAL DA/L.Y BULLETIN collegiate athletics tightened an· the crowds were small." Sputniks to jar the Defense Department If the B.ussians scorc new triumphs, let us othcr notch on the stranglehold enough to grant permi sion to use the Jupiter­ be able to say "They deserve it," not "We final exam and will sign a form to BIG BROTHER & BIG SISTER cover Jan. l·Feb. 7, at the Vet- SIGN UP for second semester ~'~ they have on America's colleges JerrY White, S.50. C. COULD have done it last year, jf ..." $' ~ University and universities. • erans Service reception desk. Of- February 10.11, 9:00.5:00. 'l'here "He went back on his word. I fice hours are 8:30 a.m.·12 :oo noon will be a table in the sunroom ~ ' ~):J Jim Mycrs, the man who broke ~~ the promise, and Texas A. and M. think that he left a bitter taste and 1:00 p.m.-4:30 p.m. , at the School for Severely Handi- Calendar m the mouths of some students. Old Gold; MEBOC; Food- , .' are small but significant strands -- capped Chlldren. ~~ in the strangling rope. A trainload I can·t blame Myers for going to STUDENTS expecting their Cer- ' ~ TUESDAY, FEB. 4,1958 Texas, and after his actions .t tificate of Foreign Studies by the ,S:rUDENT INDEBT-ED!'IESS - of writing would not reveal Mr . Letters Tei the Editor Saturday, February • Myers as well as his utter disre· Iowa State I can't blame (he ,I.· • J end of this semester should con.' ~411 accou?ts m~st be 'PaJd a~ the 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. - State Con· dents (or hanging him effigy." TO THE EDITOR: over·crowded campus. AND Iowa in 'rhe Daily Iowan Jan. 31, [ tact Pro!. Erich Funke 106 SchaeC- Treasurer s Office before reglstra­ gard of a promise to fulfill his , ference of Foreign Student Ad· obligation to Iowa State bas done. . HE: Tradition vs. Old Gold Days State College mu~t gain no edge , would like to say that I'm in _full fer Hall, before Wedne~day, Feb. 5. lion materials will be issued for We of the "modern" generation on the State University of Iowa in agreement with Mr. Burks on the __ Ilhe second semester. visers - International Center. We, with thousands of others, have Tony Lang, E.Jr. ha~e been submerged in tradition the attraction of Iowa high school MEBOC issue. 7:30 p.m. Basketball - Miami formed our opinion of Mr. Myers. "Well. r think it was a good for too many years. Let us not for· students. However. before asking others to t GRADUATING SENIORS who FIELD HOUSE LOCKERS-Those faculty adviser tents will be remored and de· torium. money cannot compare to the ' were the reasons he lefl." Now, while our campus leader· have an ever eager group of youth rangle Council, I'm sure 1I1r. Burks of Iowa chapter, at room 94, Old stroyed. 8 p.m. - Society of the Sigma prestige it has lost, and possibly ship groups are in the mood, let Hghting for the privilege to enter is aware of some well·founded Armory Temporary. Xi - Pharmacy Building. will never regain. as an education· Gar1h Phillips, S.Fr. the doors o( these great halls of complaints around that dormitory The National Phi Eta Sigma Fra· PLAYNITES for students, staff 8 p.m. - Civic Music Associa· al institution. We hope it is worth us continue with abolishment o( and (acuity and their spouses at "Being a freshman. ] would like traditions from a past era. Let ,\IS learning. ' for better food service. Therefore. ternity of[ers two $900 scholarsllips tion - Virtuosi de Roma - Mac· it to them - but we very serious· This may be a good idea, how- I would like to ask Mr. Burks what each year on the basis of the stu­ the Fieldhouse each Tuesday and bride Auditorium. to see a coach here for a purpose do away with Profile Previews. the Friday night from 7:30 to 9:30 Iy doubt if it will be. other than lookil)g for money., I FaU Party, Homecoing, Dad's Day, ev~r, for these enthusiastic youth progress has been made by the dent's scholastic record. evidence Monday, February 10 In a way we feel sorry (or both. with their fresh, young minds may Quadrangle Council to remedy this of creative ability, evidence o( fi­ p.m. Ajrnission will be by faculty, 8 p.m. - Humanities Society think that his primary ob,iectiye The Miss SUI Contest, the Dol­ It will be most uncomfortable for for going was money. I am phin Show, The Winter Review, sucFeed in eliminating the confor- situation in their own dormitory? nancial need, promise o( success in staff or stlldent 1.0. Card. The - Senate Chamber. Old Capito\. sure Mr. Myers to go to bed each night, that the tension at Texas A. an~ M. the IFPC lInter·fraternlty Pledge mi" and tradition which blot this Gary Chamberlain, A4, chosen fi Id, ana personality. Only Weight Training Room will be Tuesday, February 11 at the fonowing times: Mondays, 4 and wonder if his team is perform· will be terrific." Council) Formal, the IFC (Inter· fair campus. C-30 Qu.dranlli. members of Phi Eta Sigma are eli- 4:30 p.m. - University Faculty jag well enough to ward off pres· Ftaternity Council> Formal, Club Kay NI8I ..n A3 gible for these gift scholarships. to 6 p.m.; Wednesdays, 4 t{) 6 p.m.; Council - House Chamber, Old and Fridays. 4 to fl p.m. tige·crazy alumni who will be look­ Garlayn Miller, H.Ec.,So. Cabaret, Greek Week, and anything Currl.r Benjamin Franklin was the only Local deadline for applications is Capitol. . ing (or larger victory margins. else I have failed to mention. We Anlold Cuddy·dud wbo enjoyed last American who signed the lour fon· COOPERATiVe Ii6ABY·SITTING 7:30 p.m. - Iowa Section, Am­ And too, we wonder if Texas A. "I don 't blame him for leavi~, could even drop out oC the Big year's MEBOC campaign! Or damental documents of American -The University League book will erican Chemical Society - Roo", and M. will have its military train· i( I were in the same posit!op I would it be more. appr9Pr!ale 9 be , fre.e<\ofT\; ~~araW;ln 11 Indepen· 321. Chemistry Bid/!. . would do the same thing. This "'¥ I TeIJ! WSUI Schedule be in tlu\ ~harge of Mrs. George ed student~ standing guard at the For it is necessary to concentrate a juvenile delinquent? dence, treafy of 'alliance with Murphy frbm Feb. 4th to Feb. 18t11 . 8 p.m. - Archeology Socie~y - football office to assure them a a chance in a li(etime . opportupl~, France. treaty of peace with Bri. I WSlil - IOWA CITV 910 k/e E. our efforts on Old Gold Days. This Telephon~ her at 6766 after 5:00 Prof. w'U4am Gwatkin, Univer­ (ootball coach at thc start of each and I'm sure it will be a step up. must be a successful appeal to at- TQ TtfE EDITOR: . ~, anSan Diego, Calif.. Jamel D. Klauer. 24. Iowa City. and Inl01' Yol,. Rlvtr ~r 8lac_ Se. The Johnson County Grand Jury will be spon~ored by the Grinnell Donna R. Nauman. 25. lowl City. crul ...... Unln.rld .nG hospital auxiliaries . for lraining as a unit at thc Naval BernRrd WIUlam Wilcox. 22. Cedar lIoscow. Vllit W...... 'rIlU. was called and then dismissed Training Center there. Falls. and Jan~n Aile" JohnlOn. 18. .nG Ih. 81U ...II· World fllr ••• IIf1lnday with no legal proceedings A movie on the work of the Eye Spencer. plul .lItenllons 10 tilt Eu'opt.n before the body. Bank entitled "So Others May 111,11.. : CIPltlls. See" wiIl be shown and a question Mr. and Mr• . Marvin 1\. Blair, We Inciulivi raIl I,om $1369. from ' County Attorney William Tucker Civil Service Announces Uberty. a boT. =11 y:.:!: 1!1:~'~I:~f l,,:!t ... said no cases were to be brought and answer period will be held at Mr. ~nd M... Leo He,ahbe"er. K.. to leeurt Runlln viII. W,ltl before the grand jury in the Febr­ the conclusion of the program. Federal Job Openings Ion •. a ,Irl. 100111 for d.sc,lpl, •• lelder. Mr. and M... . Ivan MUlor. 31 Brook- Se. -u, trt ..1 1,Int or uary term. He put the jury mem­ Miss Ruth Fisher. secretary of field Dr.. a II1rt. ,. the bank and a recipient of two 'herS' on call to handle any cases The U.S. Civil Service Commis· Mr. and Mrs. Flo.l'd Dewey. JOt Tom Maupin To err is human ... to, erase, divine with corneal transplants herself. will sion anounced Monday there is Cenlral Park. a alrl 11 lI'hich may arise. I also participate in lhe program. "Court Clerk R. Neilson Miller stili need in the Federal service Ou'",: .T~~~ . ~~.~!~!~_L.-_ ... The Eye Bank at SUI was started [or engineering aides. physical Mra. Mary Cox. 110. 52? N. Linn 51. 1236 Mllilellusetli '&aid it is unusual for no cases to and is supported by the Iowa Lions "C .A 2"'" • C II lawr.nct' Kenlll W brought before the grand jury. Club. science aides. etlgincering techni. l~l~M~r~",~,,~u~lh~r~a~Yn~e~.~""=' ~~~' .~~~. ~o~e~,e~!!!!!!!!!~!~ ,Tucker filed tnformalions on all cians and physical science technl- Chrll Benneman. 64 , t33 Webster Sl. EATON~S CORRASABLE BOND cases in January, eliminating the cians. The salaries range from $3.- need (or grand jury indictment in Positions Announced 175 to $5,440. lFebruary. Information and application • For Civil Service Jobs forms may be obtaincd at local Typewriter Paper The U.S. Civil oorvice Commis­ posl o[fices or rrom the U.S. Civil Harvard Man To Talk sion recently announccd examina· Service Commission. Washington tions will be given for the follow­ 25, D.C. Here About Grad Work ing positions: duty wilh the Agri­ Try it! Just the llick of a pencil-era er , Wesley W. Marple of the Har· cultural Marketing Service; and ------vard Business School will bc on city planner. and your typing errors are gone! It's the SUI campus Tuesday. Feb. 11. Applications will be accepted by ~o talk with men interested in Har· the U.S. Civil Service Commission. like magic! The special surface of vard's graduate business program Washington 25. D.C. Further in· and to women interested in the formation can be obtained at the t:orrasable Bond era$(!$ without a trace. Radcii{fe College program in busi­ local post o[(ice. Your first typing effort is the finished ness administration. in '58 ... Students interestcd in talking to Failure to Stop at Sign Round Trip via copy when Corr4!able puts things ~.arple are a kcd to call the Of· Steamship $ 340 right. This fine quality hond gives a ' ~ce of Student Aflairs and make Brings Damage Suit FREQUENT SAILINGS u, an appointment. Victor Grealel. RR 5, Iowa handsome appearance to all your work. City. filed an auto damage suit Thrift Round Trip by Air in Johnson County District Court SHANNON LONDON 'AI'S Saves time and money, tool Breokin Nets $1.10, asking $322 {rom Robert and Mary S39240 S44460 S48010 New Stock Kindl. 912 E. DavenpOrt St. Rolel to oth.r destination. Oft application Candy Bars for Thief 1'1 -"SI" " sfop-ovtr ptiyj!tgt,. yOIl( .ntir. In his petition. Greazel stated Ircuuporlofion il'l £... ,op. "'oy b, containtd Matching- Erasable Corrisable Is available in all the weights you might in .,our air ,;ck.r. I:, folice reported $1.10 taken in a Kindl [ailed to stop at Dodge and require-light. medium and heavy weights. In convenient 100- oeakin at the Cedar Rapids and Davenport Strcets Dec. 11. CIIoice of 0,. U. A Typo' TU.ENTCLASSlOURS sheet packets and SOO·sheet ream boxes. BerkShire lo\Va City Railroad stockyards Sweaters writer Paper, backed by the fa(Tlous Eaton name. o\'er the weekend. The money was Solon Driver Reports Hit TRAVELSTUI,TOURI '595 hlmovcd from a candy machine CONDUCTEI rolRS ., I" Which was pried open. And Run Accident H'ere Universily r"",e/ Co., officiol and The breakin was discovered bonJed ogen/s (or all line., ho. Beatrice Beuter. Solon. told po. rendered .(ftd«lf Ir",... ' '''''''ice EATON'S CORRASAB:LE BONP about 8:20 a.m. Monday. Eleven lice Sunday her car was struck and on a business be,i. Sinel 1926. Made only by Eaton candy bars were also missing. damaged by a drivcr who failed Skirts to stop and identify himself. EATON PAPER CORPORATION ~ PITTSFIELD. MASSACHUSETTS'" I I RUDE AWAKENING The incident occurred at the in· P ~~PM";;iij :Zl~=:= ~ , I .l>ADUCAH. Ky. IA'I - Lightning tersection of Johnson and Market I I • ~it the home of Mr . and Mrs. Har· Streets. Damage to the Beuter car tey Tucker, splitting the bedstead was estimaled at $35. I\d s~orcbing lhe mattress al)d bedding. of California The coul)le escaped injury but got no sleep the rest of the night. GET SOME and I.i. .LOOK! TODAY! ..~, 6 WORLD fJl FUNI • ,"",, witll .ITA 'for Delicious Connaughl Un"''','''''', Low Co., EATON'S CORRASABLE BOND I,"i , ,( Sundaes · · Soda~ '/ ..ElfUroDt New Pastels , I ' ...... ;...... $5.. Typewriter Paper Cones • Malts. . Pink Beige Or;;1I1 Powder White ~~~.,,,.,,,, Ham~urgers • Cheeseburgers Peach Vellow ...... ::...... $"' Hon.y Navy Old Mill Ice (ream Willard/s 12 S· Dubuque St. 0' low. City • P_I_g._ 4-_ T_ H_ E_ D_A_I_LY_ I_O_W_AN_- _Iowa ~ty , ~a:-Tuesda y, Feb. 4,;'5; Free BOok on Arthri,is Andllleumatism • . )

B . .... r. Au.' C r.,pll.~ D. f.taIlloo A n amazln, book entJUed "Anhrldo and Rheumat ism" w lU be Ie". (rile .. anYone who will .... rlt. for It. lt reveals why drup a"d mecUclJIBen Kerner toward coach Cincinnati University Friday night • Eight, leaving Wilt Chamberlain Duke then bounced back to whip Alex Hannum of the Sl. Louis and then Notre Dame Saturday make our Shop Vitlmin Head­ and his teammates in a bad way I F lorida State. Hawks - made in front of the afternoon. quarters - we can I.ve you in defending their title. In the wHkly AS50clated Pre.. players - brought a defiant res· mon.y - Com. in tomorrow - Kansas State, which led by 13 ponse Monday from the coach. Iowa scores: you ar. always welcom. - poll of sports writers and broad· poi nts, 41·28, at the half, did a Kerner shouted to Hannum in Sabre: Bill Humble 2.1. Tom Brown good job in holding Chamberlain cuters, "" out of 120 still put the clubhouse after the Hawks 2·1, Bill Bul,r.n 1-2. (It its finest! to 25 poinls, well under his 32.4 West Virginia on top while the were beaten by Syracuse 102·100 Foil: Brad Balh.y 3·a, Bob Brlnll 1·2. DRUG SHOP Tom Vincent 0-3. YO llr choice at Italian average. ld in a National Basketball Assn. 11" 5, Dubuque St. cl' remaining vatu were scattered, Epee: Dave Dittmer 3·0. Phil Schorr game Sunday to "start winning 2-1, Dav. O,ren 2-1. sa usage, anchooy, mushroom Bucks Closed In 21 going to Kanlls. The result . r, again." The owner added " I'm or green pepper. Gophers ~9, Indiana 66 Dr hO~ TE HAVING TWO MEN closing in on him, Iowa forward gave West Virginia 1,061 points tired oC excuses." MINNEAPOLIS I.fI - Minnesota NO" Lu ' G.ntry got out of trouble Saturday night in the Hawkeyes' on the ulual 10-'" etc., balis Hannum said it's up to a coach - EWERS cracked a six game basketball 66.l loy /in over Ohio State. Double·teaming Gentry were Buckeyel' whil. runn.rup Kansas polled to run a club and "no one, includ· Men's Store Phone in your order losing streak, longest in coach Oz­ K" l , e (10) and Joe Carlson (3). Saturday night's win gave the only 928 points. ing management, is gOing to tell Best Shoe Sale Ever! d me how to do it." 28 5, Clinton zie Cowles' nine· year regime at Ha u, liS a "·3 Big Ten mark, good for a fourth plac. tie with the Kansas, idle since Ja n. 18, didn't and your Piua will b. the school, with a 69-00 victory Bucf a s in the conf. r. nce Itandings. Hannum said he intends to run get a chance to cash in on the the club the way he thinks is best, Monday night over Indiana that --I Mountaineer loss by doing some· cost the Hoosiers a tic [or the Big and that Kerner will just have to LUCKY FEET SALE ready for you. Only tbing which would impress the ex· fire him it he doesn't agree. Ten basketball lead. per t ~. Third·place Cincinnati won J\ • Kerner had cooled oCf a bit Mon· • Genuin. • Crepe Soles $1,25 buys you the Indiana nearly pulled it out in tinez Draws Bye two games, but a pair of unranked Cordov. n the fi nal two seconds when big day and said Hannum is in no • Composition opponents held down Oscar Rob· danger of being fired, that he • Desert Brown Sales Jerry Thompson 5tol~ the ball and ertson's scoring and didn't let the • Brush.d • Wing.d Tips best in Iowa City. drove in for what would have been thinks the coach has done a good Leathers Bearcats put on much 01 a show. job, but: • Plain Toes the winning basket. But he smash. For Welter Title Bout Thus Cinci nnati again beat out • Chukka Boots ed into Mil)nesota's Roger John. "We're in a slump that shouldn't The Kansas State by a rather narrow be. I feel we shouid be winning. son enroute and was called for NEW YORK I.fI ...L A draw out of a hat Monday gave handsome Vince margin (or third place. charging. Johnson tossed in the Martinez of Paterson, N.J., a free ride into the final round of the If we're not, I want La know why." AIRLINER Only one change in the top ten The Hawks still are leading the • two free throws to seal the vic· welterweight bo:!ing elimination tournament. He will meet the winner Most Style . .. nd Size. tory, second oC the conference sea· oC a Virgil Akins·lsaac Logart 12-rounder Cor the title vacated by was made in this week's voting as NBA's western division by seven son for the Big Ten tailenders. Carmen Basilio. - San Francisco, Oklahoma State, games but have lost eight of their on Di splay in Our Phone 5315 North Carolina, Maryland, North It was George Kline who brought U the plans of the World Cham· last twelve games and, Kerner • Lucky Feet Window the Gophers from the edge of de· pionship Boxing Committee, head­ Carolina State and Temple round· said, "we ought to be leading by - 22 South Clinton American Skiers ed out the upper bracket. feat in the Cinal minutes with 5 ed by Julius Helfand, go through 15." _ key points. With Indiana leading on schedule, a new 147·pound Finish Way Back K. ntucky, rated eighth a wH k 64-62 the Gopher captain hit on a champion could be crowned within ago, dropped its fourth game of tipin with 21h minutes left. three months. BAD GASTEIN, Austria I.fI - In­ the lealon to Georgia Tech and l lipped to 12th in the point totals. His 15·foot jump shot a hal£ min· Helfand, who is chairman of the ger Bjornbakken of Norway out· New York State Athletic commis· Maryland, N.C. State moved ur ute later sent the Gophers into a sped Austria's favored Putzi 66-64 lead and a Kli ne free throw sion as well as president of the one notch in the ratings and pushed the Gopher advantage to world body, ordered the blind Frandl Monday for the women's Temple, winging along on a 13· 67-64. A field goal by Frank Rad­ draw when Australia's George world slalom skiing championship. game winning streak after two for your, proteotion • • • • ovich reduced the Minnesota mar· Barnes, the British Empire Cham· AmericDns Cinished far out of the early deCeats, took over 10th gin to ) point with 9 seconds left pion, declined offers by the Inter· running. place. but the Hoosiers lost their chance national Boxing Club to come to The dDrk-haired Norse girl, her to win when Thompson was called the U.S. to fight Akins. skies flashing around the 48 gates P.steurlsed Mllk-Gallon Mains And Manholes Are for charging. Originally six welters were nam· of slushy Graukogel Mountain, 68- ed to the elimination tourney last turned in runs of 53.9 and 51.7 uv. 1. Martinez defeated Gil Haldane Turner of Philadelphia and Logart seconds Cor a combined total oli Purdue 84, Wildcats, 72 105.6 seconds. Farm Dairy whipped Mexico's Gaspar Ortega. I . ... D k". LAF AYETTE, Ind. I.fI - Pur· Miss Frandl, the sturdy Austri· ~, Tested In Continuous The draw was conducted by Nat 1\11 m il .. S.W . I ...... due's Boilermakers cashed in 26 Fleischer, editor of Rin~ Maga· an, ran a cautious opening race \V of 29 free throws and overcame an zine and consultant to the world and finished ~n second place al­ 8-pOint deficit Monday night in an. committee, at the Ring's office. most two full seconds behind . Her 84·72 Big Ten basketball victory Helfa nd looked on wh il e Fleisch­ times were 55 .2 and 51.8 for 107.0. $$-SAVE-$$ over Northwestern's Wil dcats. er plucked the names out ot the The defending and Olympic Gas Detection ' Program Willie Jones, Northwestern'l> hat. Akins, or st. Louis, was first champion, Rene Colliard oC Switz· AU Haircuts $1.00 high scorer with 23 points, ana picked and then Logart. the Cuban erland, fell on her second run and teammate Nick Mantis were ban· contender. Thus Martinez got the suffered a leg injury. • A. ished from the game for inten· bye. The best American showing was tional fouls but Purdue already that of Linday Meyers of Bishop, Walt's Barber Shop had regained the lead. The Wild· Calif., who finished 15th with 57.5 cast also lost 6·foot·9 Joe Rukli ck Campy's Iniuries and 56.2 Cor 113.7. -4 Chairs To Serve You­ on five personals, midway through Josl Rieder and Toni Sailer of Nex. To Kosar's Grocery the second hall. Still Improving Austria were one-two in the men's I n Coralville Harvey Austin spearheaded Pur· slalom Sunday, with America's ,I Hours: FREE due's rally, scoring 15 of his 24 GLEN COVE, N.Y. I.fI - The Wallace (Bud) Werner of Steam· points in the second half after the condition of Roy Campanella con­ boat Springs, Colo., fourth. • ·•. m.·S:30 p.m, PARKING " Boilermakers rallied with a fasl tinued to improve Monday although break and superior rebounding. his temperature was "some what Purdue caught up at 43-43 on a elevated." fieftl goal by Austin. The hospital report said that P urdue had built a 57·51 lead the "patient was cheerful and his when Ruklick fo ul ed out. It was lungs were improved" followi ng a 75-68 fo r Purdue when Jones was restful night. tossed out fo r throwing a punch There was, however, no im· at Bill Greve, one of fi ve Boiler· provement in Campanella's sense FOOD at its FINEST makers who scored in double fig· of feeling or paralysis. The Lps Angeles catcher was critically in­ ures. Onl y 24 seconds remained AIRPORT INN /- jured last · Tuesday in an auto ac· • when Mantis was banished Cor Hiway 218 South riding Greve out of bounds. cident in which he suffered a broken neck. A lung infection caus­ ed further complications last Fri· • BIG 10 INN r- Buckeyes 78, lIIini 70 day. 513 5. Riverside Drive COLUM BUS, Ohio IA'I - Ohio HAMBURG INN NO. 1 State called on its height to deteat McCullough Named Top • Dlinois 78·70 in a Big Ten basket· Cyclone Grid Assistant 119 Iowa Ave. ball game here Monday night. HAMBURG INN NO. ~ Two lowa.ll11nol. malnmen .... . The towering Buckeyes, who AMES, Iowa I.fI-Clay Stapleton • ga.. and-air .ampl. at manhol. never trailed, out·rebeunded IIli· new head football coach at Iowa 214 N. Linn entrance, nois 59-40 and made the IIIini sel· State College, Monday announced , .. Ue for long fi eld goal shots. selection of Lou McCullough, 32, The Buckeyes roared into a big as his No. 1 assistant. lead early in the game and made McCullough is now end coach a' it look like they would tum the Indiana. He was a wingback at game into a rout. Frank Howard Wofford College when Stapleton scored the first six points and was Line coach there. McCullough then the Bucks moved on to their and Stapl.eton both served at Wyo­ biggest lead of the game, 17-6. ming as assistants to Phil Dick· Roger Taylor, who led the scor­ ens, present Indiana coach. ers for Illinois, garnered 16 of his team's first 23 points. He wound up with 24. It was Ohio State's fifth victory DRIVE INTO 'HOGAN'S WHERE YOU GET A in the conference against three de­ feats. The Bucks are 6-10 overall. Searching for possii l. In these tests a special gas leak detector 1. Illinois is 2-4 in the Big Ten and gas leaks is a broad Used. By registering accurately the percentage 8-6 for the sealron. and continuing pro­ of gas in air samples taken from the area .. gram at Iowa-Illinois tested, it enables personnel from the Company , LUBRICATION or WASH JOB for your safekeeping. Sewers, manholes, to locate possible sources of trouble before the With every 150 gallons of Shell Gasoline. and high , ~ressure ~ouble develops, When you buy gas at Hogan's you get a ticket mains are checked regularly for gas _ This program is indicative of the extent to '. for each gallon. When yo~ have 150 of them, Gal Itrvlee entraoee in a which we go to in attemptin, to prevent pQIle bUIlq lell a hlltlne seepage ••. investiga­ bring them in and get a FREE WASH JOB or teeNeteat. tion of gas leak re­ acci~ents - al well al ulurin, yott of LUBRICATION. ports is given top dependable gas 8ervice 24 hours every day. priority at any hour of day or night ••• inspection Jo FREE DELIVERY of public buildings, stores, schools - all buildings where large groups of people congregate - is a "- DiAl 1·5241 ~ yO.,. li.ln, , continuous activity in our service areas. Tests are ' /0' .",., II YUle".. . • . a .. Jer ••• • ...... " •• "we "' ...... ,. also made in hundreds of homes each week through- n.r'r. &ate _I I cut the winter d~ing service calls at customers' M IOWA.,II.Ii•• 018 . DPEN ..... Ie 1 a...... r .ar. 5 H ELL 5 E RV I ~E 'PreJnises. C;., GIld ,....,.. to.,.' PIZZA ·HOUSE Corner Bvrlintten ancl MMI .... I Next Door to Nagle Lumber Yar. f 127 I. Cell... 'fro:, !:: ,,~, A Gal Lecak - Be'Sura lo,1Iqort.J, Pro,.","" THE DAllY IOWAN-Iowa City, Iowa-Tuesday, Feb. 4, " I-Pagl S AS AtYERICAN AS BASEBAll I DJ APOLIS !A'I - Jia aii,"- bol'n CuM ~i bimura IWlX'llred in court londay to get hi name mericanizcd. Circuit Judge John L. iblack granted the requ 5t. H nceforlh the 29-year-{)ld dental Iowa will probably sufft'r II' prepared by Ethel Vatter, research cost oC living also rose in 1957 technician will be known as Coro conomic rere ion than the na· associate in the bureau, about 3 per cent," she said. Bob Nishimura. MICRO tion as a whole during the next few Irs. Vatter points out that the months, ugge ls a new {oreca t state's agricultural income serves by th SUI Bur au of Bu~ines and as a cushion to soften the economic Economic Research. Impact of such things as rising me solves 2 million "As in 1954 it is po ible that unemployment, falling industrial Iowa will again end a rece sion production and declining re(all aning year - houId 1958 become that sale. money problems a year - with a percentage income gain But Iowa's 1958 cushion may not higher than tlwt Cor the nation," be as thick as the one the state. en· More people borrow concludes the review and outlook joyed during the 1 54 recession, from HFC than any eeps garments ODOR·FREE when Iowa gained 8 per cenl in 10' other consumer finance at bluch a. TWICE AS LONG I Willy Ley Predicts tal per onal income compared to a ·ompany. Reason : national rise of I than 1 per cenl. HFC has an SO-year Manned Moon in '64 Then the state's agricultural in· ~Uu~luned ,. rID., Il I. '1IrT come was approximately 25 per reputation for helpful cleaner, living yOIl up 10 'wic:. PHILADELPHIA IA'l-WiIly Ley, cent or Iowa's lotal income. Now it advice on money man­ the wear betweell d.,...lnp b,. one of tJlI~ world s leadmg experts is running around 16 per cent of the agement and prompt, on rocket propulsion, predicts that total, she report . friendly service on provldinl ..cer, 1D0re .,fleetlvI the United States will be ablc to Mrs. Vatter notes that official loans. You can borrow proteclion '1'1uI pen,iratioll nd a manned satellite up into Iowa income figure [or 1957 will up to $300 from HFC odon In (.brleel space in six years. not be available from Washington Modem monel/.erdee backed with repayment terms bl/ 0 /le«,. of experience Speaking at a ession of the Phil· until next fall. But the SUI reo you choose. G.t tft ntr. prot.eHo. of ""ero·c,••• crt N, kfr. Co.,1 adelphia Bulletin Forum Sunday, search bureau watches vario us f., hI' said that this country and th indicator , making possible earlier SO\'iet nion probably could hoot discus ions of the tate's economic 1 S. Dubuque an unmanned rocket to the moon health, she says. Open Monday Nllht "Ah,' Italy Here I Come this year. Personal income in 1957 for the @t0USE=ANCE [ 'til 8 P.M. SPEAKER OF THE HOUS'E Sam Raybu rn appears to have an Ley called sueh a (eat glamor· nation increased about 6 per cent over that of 1956. "Allowing for ".ye for beauty" as he discusses the language barrier with Italian OUS, but one which will teach com· 2nd Fl., 130 ~ East Washington, Corner Dubuque pr.ratively few ci ntinc facl . The the cu tomary gap recently be· 111 S. Clinton beauty Gina lollobrigida. GIna holds an album of records de­ PHONE: 4727 signed to help the 76·year.old Texan learn to speak her nati"e ton,ue. major goal of both countries, he tween the nation and Iowa in this £,,""S mDdt 10 !D,mns 229 S. Dubuque Rayburn has never visited Europe, but after looking over the cele· said, is manned space flights. r spect, the slatc's personal in· bratld beauty he said he might make the trip.. Rep. Alfred E. come last year should have in· Santanr.e lo (D·NY) smiles admirably in the center. crea cd at least 4~ per cent But Lutheran Welfare Group not all or tllis gain i real, {or the To ~ave Annual Meeting Th Southt'a t Branch of th Segregationist Urges Lutheran Welrare Society of lowo I will hold their annual me ting at 7:30 p.m., Feb. 23. THE COE COLLEGE :~ North To' rrry Racism Kathryn Markhus of the Division or Child Psychiatry, Univer ity STUDENT COUNCIL OAKLAND, Iowa IA'l - Formation ern Republicans and many rock Hospi tal, will be the featurt'd ribbed southern Democrats" is al­ ~peaker. The Rev. Paul Bee, exec· in the north of groups organized prl'SCn ls Classified Rooms for Rent 1 ____T_r..;.a_i
;.;;e~r_f...:o~r_S;;..a:;.l;.;;e_~_ 1 Apartment for Rent - along lines of the cilizen ' coun· most identical. utive director of the SOciety will give the annual status report. -~I-E-N-Il-4d-<-nl--p-ho-n-~ -8-.2!!- "-9a---2 -'1; 3' FOOT Trailer Phon@7oo22·' FURNISHED ~parlm~nl' Indy 6455 2·' cils in the Soulh was advocated "Our two regions are both dy· Advertising Rates - - - . here Monday by the administrator namic strongholds of state The Society's projects include 8·5919. 2·' 1853 VAGABOND: ~ ---foot. l'hDn@ MIO IrORRENT - ~ 8-3292 - One·room of the Citizens' Councils of Missis· GEORGE " ;., fuml hed apartment only on@ block rights," he sa id . rostering boarding care of children, Word Ads DOUBLE room for men ' ludenlS. 8-4497. - I from bUlln... dl Irlet. 'U.OO pe r sippi. 2· 5 M08U.E home, Pralrl .. Scllool1N, 37 -lI month with utllltle. pold. 2.21 Simmons ~aid "the towerinll rvice to unmarried p::lrenls, and One Day ...... 8c a Wprd loot. Two I>ffiroom. DIal 8·0070. 2·7 plaCing of children in adopted - The speaker was William J. fact that makes our social sys· Two Days ..•.... lOC a Word ROOM lor -,r.dullte ","om!!!:n. JlS E. •. r:' - Simmons of Jackson, Miss. He ad· tern different from yours" is that homes. Thret Days ...... 12c a Word f'alrehlld. 2893. 2.13 Real Estate dressed the annual Fatmers·Mer­ less than one per cent of Iowa's The public is invited to attend Four Days ...... 14c a Word -- hts FOR SALE by owner level lot all Shearing NICE w.rm room; Irraduate ,Irl. Clo-- e I chants banquet in this western 2-( RIder St. near Lincoln School, $4,000. population is Negro whereas more the meeting. Five Days ...... 15c a Word In 8821. FOR SALE-ru ....nterd c.nary Iln,en Phone 9681. 2·7 Iowa town or 1,300 persons. The than 45 pcr cent of Mississippi's AND HIS QUINTET Ten Days ...... 20c a Word 2102. 12·29re invilation to speak was from the people are Negroes. Double room; two boYI. DI.I 8.1680, OFFICE: 16 x 30. Plenly of parkin, One of Ten Best ODe Month S9c a Word 2-6 BUY guallty Cock ..... DI.I '600. 2·' ' paee. 710 S. H/.en/de Orlv•. 2./1 Oakland Commercial Club, spon­ He called the U.S. Supreme Films of the Ye.r! IN CONCERT (Minimum Charge SOcI - FOR SALE Chihuahua lind ColII~ pup. sor of the banquet. Court desegregation decision a ROOMS for men . tud@nts. 115 North Riders Wont@d 0338 . 2-S. plel. ChlhauhuG and To), F"a·Terrler "bald usurpation of power" and • The Dally Iowan reserves Clinton Dial stud ""rvle~. Dial 8-02(3. 2·8 In remarks prepared for the ban· RIDF.RS tn .IIBml, Florida. Call 8-4702. quet, Simmons dC'scri bed the citi· asked: "If our States' Rights arc the right to reject any ad. ROOMS lor boy •. Phone 3530. 2-10 n 2-<1 usurped with impunity, are yours [~ :1 jJ , l·] SUNDAY - zens ' councils as non·politi<;al, non­ ! vertlsing copy. sa!p'!" LARa!!: ';odern ,o';;-ror two ~ I Help Wanted '- ' ROUllin TRIP rlMrI 10 Chlea,o. leave denomin ational organizations op· NOW! Donlt Miss Itl DIAL e·1U2 2·5 J' clnuary 8tl1 and return Febru.ry 9. posed to integration and centralized "The Citizens' Council," Sim· FEBRUARY 9 MEN ".. d od lo Iralll for Jet rAlrernll Call x22H. 2·~ mons said, "are .not just a pro· OF'SlRA BLE roorr., lor rent. Men--I. Call In<\uII,),. S • our ad under /" true. government. 4870 anor &:00 p.m. 2.5\ tlon. ;,., • "It is very signiCicallt;' hc said, segregation movement. They rep­ COE AUDITORIUM , S P.M. Work War.ted resent the llbstantial beginl1ings or Room. for men. lC8 E, Bu rllnl(ton. 2.28 FOR ),our .mplovm~M I>roblrm' c.1I "tha t we find ourselves working : 4191 - Inwa Cltv F.mplo,·mf'nt Sf'rvtN!. CARY. or child "hUe mother works. a conservative revolt." ~~-~~;;;;I-ECE SINOLE room lor man, ".aduaU' alll- 8·0211 IOWD SUIte Bank' 8u1l411'111. 2·14 side by side with other' patriotic TICKETS: $1.50 For dent. 1-00H. 2·29 2900. 2·8 groups in the North to defend the OF COMEDY 1"l1{ Students; $2.00 for lost and Found - LAUNDRY----. 8·00CO- . 3·4 Wa.!ler·McCarran [mmigration Act PLEASANT .In&le Dlld double room e. -w.. ~. ZHouer, HwoJd r...... I General Admi ssIo n I.ost- Man·. W@ddln, Rlna In parl«n, lI1en .Iudcnu. Call 6'13,'; momln&_ or Roommate Won tea • CHILD ea;;-;-;y h,.me, '.5183. Refer. Moeller Named ______~1 2·7 from heavy attack by the Commu­ 101 NOllh o[ Union. 84518. 2-8 Ivenin,.. 2-22 _e_"_c,,,_".______nists and their allies ... ALASTAIR S.M : MAil ORDERS; ROOM for ll'Adulle women. 4910. 2·21 MALE student to shRre aoarlmf'nt. WASHING AND IRONrNO. PIck UP "There is a direct conflict of To AEJ Committee • Autos for Sale ~557 from 6 :00 to 7:00 p.m. 1 2-8 and delivery. Phone 8-5010. 2-. COE COLLEGE GRADUATE m~n .Iudenu. 776), 2·17 interest between the conservative Prof. Leslie G. Moeller, director · ·GREE.. : MAN 10 hare mo".rn 40' l ral~r: Co;;;: people of this country a'ld theSOl BUSINESS OFFICE 1e47 CHEVROLET. Dial 5340 aller 6 MEN'S double room. 530 N. Clinton . plele kllchen (.cIIlU ••. For IInforll1a· Miscell aneous for Sale of (he School of Journalism at SU r, p.m. 2-5 Cooklnll prlvUtW~', Showers. 51148 or tlon cnll X4042 between 0 .tI~ 8 p.m. totalitarian 'liberals' whd Quid ~3S. 2·5 has been namcd a membet, of the 2.17 2 FORMAL . Ite. 12 and 13. Dial 2081. use the Negro as a means to Committee on Recruitment for the Room. for Rent fOIl1FORTABLE Ileepln, room I for WANTED: Man 10 Ihare cOlllplelely Aternotons and evenl"". 1.. 8 power." Msociation for Education in Jour· men. 8·3~1 or 3875. 1-15RC '"rnt.hed barhetor npDrtmprH with ELECTROLUX AUTOMATIC CLEAN- .---~~-j ROOM lor .roduBte women. 491 a 2-~ laundry prlvUe, ... Clo~ In . a.1I Plul Simmons said the South and the ER lales and rvjceo. Charles L nalism, the nalional organization ONE TRIPLE and aile double room for Porl~r. ><2131 dayo or 1-2872 a}ler 7'00 Middle West "are essentially COil' of collegc journalism faculty memo FURNISHED Iln,le rooms. 512S. 2-8 _ond eme ter. Men. 610 E. Cburch p.m. 2·t1 POll&enpohI 5175. r 10 servali ve in their rolities and in bers. ______~----~------~- S~______SEWING .1ACHIN'ES &III .. Ind service. thei r general social orientation." ______I_n_st_r_u_ct_i"'"o_n ____~-- ONE-HALF of double room (or man. Phone 2681: e>enln,. 4956. O. K. Recruitment has been establish· Tvpl"O IhrJ&. 2·22 He said the basic political phil os­ ed as one of the major projects MEN J ' Cookln, prlvll ••c.o. 8-227G. 2-4 TYPING. 8·33~6. phy of "many rock ribbed north· {or AEJ in 1958. The committee 2.28 HOCK· EYE-LOAN moved 10 719 Ron. 2-11r 45~;,d' 51. Plenly of eVcrylblnt:. PilOt.: has becn instructed to present a ;tl' 1 In struction TYPiNG ~169. -'ll' ,- 8-16 4'.1 TYPING. 8-0437. plan of action at the annual na­ Starting TODA V! · WANTED DIESEL tional convention of AEJ to be Former Student Ages. 17 to 55 who can qua)jf~ lor w. are ~~~~~! ~~~I~~I E~r. area to EXPERIENCED Iypln •. 8·5240. 2-18 Personal Loons held at the University of Missou ri , traimng as Ilr'ln lor Dlnel and Heavy EQulpmenl. To Direct Band Columbia, in August, Profes or HJlrh pay and future I.eurlty are the TYPING. 3174. 2-10 PERSONAL I""n' on Iypewrlt.o n, JET AIRCRAFT SPECIALISTS benefits or a trained and e"perlene~d THESIS and othe.... Eleelflc I,p"- phonol,nph •. spor" eqUipmen t. 2-28r Moeller said. AUTO GAS TURBINE DieHL Man . IJ you have mechanical writer. 8-2442. 2.S HOCK·EYE·LOAN CO . Phone 4535. Paul W. Behm will direct a 305· He is also a member of the Com· SPECIALISTS aplllud". wrlle 10 us for free InCorm.· piece massed band at the Augus· lion wllhoUI obillratlon as 10 how you TYPING - !·187e. mittee f n JournaliSl'n Education. AUTO FUEL INJECTION may become a pari ot this rapidly tana Colle2e Con'cel't Band Festi· Personnel Recruiting and Training SPEC IAllSTS expand)n" Indu.lry. rYPING, IBM - n02. 3.U:: 'lowa City Tran~fer val at Sioux Falls, S.D., Feb. 7 and ot the Inland Daily Press As ocia· Tractor Trlln'", Servtc Box 27 care 8. We help finance your training by The DaJly Iowan. lion, and is a consultant for the 2-S & Storage Co. Behm ccnducted SUI summl'r arranging terms for this practical RIV!RSIDE SHELL Iowa Committee on Profession] Gas Turbin Englne Tramin~ can hefp camp bands in 1953, 1955 and 1956. Journalism Education. For complete d tails fill out c PIn BALLROOM dance lel5Onl. Special The massed band, consisting of and MAIL TODAYI rale. Mimi Youd. Wurlu. Dial ~~; top representatives of 38 schools, - DOORS OPEN 1:15 - Write: . Will appear in a joint concert with N. W. JET E GJNE DIVISION, the Augustana College Concert Dept. J·25 BClx 29 c/o Daily Iowan. TYPEWRITERS Band at 8 p.m. in the Augustana Name . gymnasium at SiouK Falls. Address . ,. .. • REPAIRS Behm, who did graduate work at Bit10iii City . . Slate • SALES SUI, is head of the Department of TO-DAY and Phone Age • RENTAL' Instrumental Music and director of Hours I work: From To Authorized· Royerl bigh school bands and orchestra at WEDNESDAY Ends 'I' Dealer Mason City. Ton ill Ignition The Joker is Wild-The 0.1. Carburetors Portabl.. Standardl HIGHWAY DEATHS GENERATORS STARTERS RIVERSID8 CHICAGO IA'!-Accidental dpaths Briggs & Stratton Motors Wikel on Am erica's highways last year SHELL service dropped more than 1,100 below the 2 Firs~::n I [,) ",;l,~ , ~~~~~;~~y . Pyramid Services Typewriter Co. Pa.1 ChrlsUan. PrOD. 1956 figure, d~pite a 4. per cent 01018·1051 23 E. Washlngtor in crease in motor vehicle travel, 621 S. Dubuque Dial 5723 Next to Benner's lhe Nationa l Safely Council , reo the ' motion 'picture thaf captured the ports. imagination of audiences everywhere ... BEETLE BAILEY By M 0 R T WALKER - DOORS OPEN 1'15- THE iROUBLE IS, WHEN YOU'RE WOQI(I~ YOU DON'T majestically returns to the screen! LO()I( NE~RLY AS BUSY A5 iHE GUYS WHO AR.E rml$la~ L.OOI

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, ' ,I IBUDGET- (Continued f~o", Page 1 ~ LOYflJon' 5 Notebook 700· Pound atellite Seen.' for S8 roll call "ote. 11 goes back to the (By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) House now Cor action on Senate Name: Officially named "Explorer" by the army. By WIL.MOT HERCHER changes which did not aCfect the WASHLNGTO. CA'I - Plans for a soo.pound TV-cquipped reeon· ' put us back to sic p again." tan. Kan., was cred.ited with hav­ sum involved. Shape: A pencil.lik. tube 80 inches long, and six inches in diameter. bigger and bettet U.S. satellites naissance ,'ehicle, In another reaction to the ing apparently made the first Leading up to the \'ote, Sen. piled up Monday 35 the Army's Then, Maj. Gen. John B. Meda· Army's achievement, Sen. Rich- naked eye sighting of Explorer. Lyndon Johnson of Texas. the Sen· Weight: 30.8 'pounds, of which 12 .67 pounds is the final stage of the 30.& pound Explorer sailed around ris, Dr. Wernh~r von Braun and ard L. Neuberger (O·Ore.), urged Dr. J . Allen Hynek. assistant di· Up ate Democratic leader, said the rocket with its Cuel spent, and 18.13 pounds the satellite instruments thr earth at 18.000 mph. other scientists \;Iorking on the that court·martial penalties rector of the Smithsonian Astro· critical times call for a uniled inside a sleel case. They are joined as one piece. lhysical Ob ervatory at Cam­ Army scienti Is are proposing to Army's mi55i1e prolram, want to against Col. John C. Nickerson be nation. He asked the Senate to bridge, Mass., said a study oC reo • • • ~end up an elaborately instrument- s~nd a 700.pounder aloft to gath. revoked. demonstrate just such a unity. Sputnik I totaled 184 pounds, while Sputnik II weighed 1,120.29 .00 satellite weighing as much as er dotailed data for the building ickerson, then tationed at the ;orts strengthened the team's She SEN. SYMINGTON (0·1110') call· pounds. 700 pounds before the end of the of a space station. Army's Redstone ar enal 10 Ala. : Iaim to have seen the sateJlite at 1:44 p.m . Sunday as it drew away cd the bill "piecemeaV' but with­ • • • year. I Explorer IV would carry not only bama, wh,t'(' the Jupiter was de· held additional proposals lest it Orbit: Early estimates are it comes as near as 135 to 230 miles of It would be .the forerunner of a TV equipment but other elaborate "eloped, disclosed secret informa· toward the southeast. Its brilliance was describ.d as Goes! be delayed. Sen. Jackson (0. the earth, and swings 1,230 to 2,000 miles out into space. true SRace statIon. hd • hi . . The' Navy wa~ reported to be PmentOtgrop c and elcctroOic mstru· tion in campaigning against reo equal to that of a faint star. Hy. Wash') likewise said the pending • • • con idering cutling down on the '.. s,riclions oC the Army's missile nek said he was very surprised bill would take care only of mini· Round trip time: 106 to 113 minutes. number of miniature moons it will Sen. MIke f.1ansCIe1d m·l\lonl..), role. He pleaded guilty last year at this, since the tlIplorer, . CO mum requirements. launch in its Vanguard test pro. come~ted in Wa s ~ : ngt.on t.hat the to "iolation of security regulations, inches long and only half a foot • • • Sen. Jenner m·[nd.), who has Sputnik] started off with an orbit lime of 96.2 minutes and shaved gram, and concenlrating instead Army s . u.ccess WIth ~ts flrst Ex· was fined, barred Crom command wiC!~, was not expected to reflect announced he is rctiring from the to 94.72 as it descended and its journey became shorter. Sputnik U's on getting a basketball.size satel. plorer I~dlc~ted to hIm that the and tran CerrLd to a routine job much light. it Senate, had a critical comment orbit time was originally given as lG3.52 minutes. lite' in orbit sometime next month. Army mIght have been downgraded in Panama. Explorer's two radio transmit­ for those in charge of mllitary Heavy windli at the Cape Cana. to much in relation 10 th~ olher Sen. Estes Kefauver ID·Tenn. \ te rs are sending back data on cos­ security. • • • veral missile site in Florida ap. b~anches oC the. arn;ed servIce. He had previously urged that Nicker­ Speed: 18,000 to 19,400 miles per hour. nic rays, meteorite particles and "Persdnally, I think . they have peared to have elim'nated the dIscussed the SItuatIOn .on the S~n. son be rl;!tl1\O ~ d to duty on mis· t'mpcratures. Recordings oC the Sputnik I, a sphere 23 inches in diameter, attained the same slIeed got too much money now," he chances oC another U.S. satellite ate floor, al thc same hme sendIng siles. The White House rejected -:oded sign lis are being decipher­ a, Explorer and ascend.d 560 miles. Sputnik II, said to be rocket­ said, "if we go down the drain fi· being launched Monday. the Army his congratulations. both !:uggestions. ~d by U.S. International Geophys­ shaDed, reached a speed of 17,840 mil.s and a maximum altitude of nancially, it won't do us much ical Year scientists in Washington. 1,056 miles. A 72-£oot Vanguard is standing Sen. Joseph S. Clark CO·Pa.l, Kefauver was told last week that good to have defense." on its launching pad. agreed the presence oC the Explor· "the Army r eports it would be in· After the information is evaluated, However, Jenner voted for the • • • The Army also has a tall mis· er in the skies should give all advisable to change Col. Nicker· it will be pa~sed along to other Estimated length of life: 2 to 10 years. silt:' ready on a nearby launching Am. ricans a sense of atisCaction. scn's present aSSignment." The nations, including the Soviet Un· bill. Sputnik I, sent up Oct. 4, disintegrated Jan. 4 by Russian calcula· stand. It ~ay be anothcr 7()·Coot "But 1 feel we are about to pat Whitc lIouse also rem'nded Ke· ion. ' The 78 senators present - 36 tion. Sputnik II, which went up Nov. 3 with a dog a~oard, is still orbiting Jupiter·C, the type that carried ourselves silly in se)f·congratuIJ· fauver that "thcre is no presiden· Russia's reports on her two Democrats and 42 Republicans - but the Russians indicated it probably will burn out within the next Explorer into orbit Friday nIght. tion," he sa.j.d. t'al review d sentences of court· Sputniks arrived at IGY headquar· all voted Cor the bilL The other couple months. The dog died within about one week. or it could be Ihe 56·Coot Redstone Clark safd the Russian Sput· mJrtial except where a general ters in Brussels, Belgium, Mon· 18, including 13 Democrats and five Republicans, all were an: • • • £irst stage rocke!. niks, lauI')C I'd last October and officer is involved or where the day but Secretary General 1I1arcel Contents: Instruments to measure cosmic rays, meteorites, and nounced as in (avor of passage. A second explorer is expectcd November, :'wokc us up." He ex· sentence is death." Nicolet said they contained noth· temperatures, and two radio transmitters to broadcast this informa· to be fired soon, to be followed by pressed ho~e that Explorer "won't.1 A Moonwatch team at Manhat· ing new. The bill includes $1 \14 billion in tion to earth. new cash and authority for the George L. dwig, lit the left, a DeCen~e Department to transfer • • • former Iowa fllrm I:oy who now $150 million of available nonmis· Launched: At 9:48 p.m. (low a Time ) Friday, Jan. 31 by the army· developed Jupiter·C rocket. is II gradu,te student in the De. sile funds to the missile pr0j!rams. partment of Physics, works on President Eisenhower had asked • ••• only $110 million in transfer au­ The Future: Dr. Werherr Von Braun says the Army is ready now a tiny all metal tape recorder. thority. to launch another Jupiter·C. The Navy's Vanguard is nearly ready for The intrictte mechanism is slat· • The whole amount is considered firing and plans are being made to possibly launch a 700-pound satel. ed for use in the second Jupiter' sort of an advance payment on lite later this vear. C satellite which will probablv thc $39 billion defense budget Cor be shot up into spac. before the fiscal year beginIlJng next July 1. It is calculated that voting the April - maybe much sooner. emergency funds now can save I L.udwig desiGn~d the tape reo much time in procurement of mis· cord:!r and SUI machinist Ed siles and other urgent p'i'ograms. Freund helped to bu'ld it, It is 1\1ost of the new funds - $910 million - would go to the Air ~nlv 2112 inchos across and waighs Force for its missiles and disP<'r­ eight ounces. It is able to ac· sal of StrategiC Air Command cumulate huge amoullts of in· bombers. formation in seconds. L.udwig de­ The Navy would get $350 mil· signed the geiger counter that lions, most of it Cor the Polaris is being used In the first Amori­ intermediate missiles and a start cn three submarmes equipped to can satellite - Explorer. fire the Polaris from b neath the I At the right, Dr. James A. ocean or on it. • Van Allen traces the path of tho The Army, currently flushed Explorer utellite. It does not Jupiter-( Waits with its success in launching pass over the Sovi'.!t Union and America's first earth sateillte, is crosses only a small portion of down for $40 million in transfer the southwestern United States. funds for its missile work. It has been sighted in New Mex· It is widely expected that the ico, alt hough tho chances of Army's satellite success will lead seeing it are elltremely slim. to vastly more aUention and mon­ It is 80 inches long and only ey Cor army missile development, about six inches wide, so it does in later appropriations. not reflect much light. With all the attention that is be· Univ ...lIl' Phoh ing placed on missiles, there were moment the satellite passes OVl.'r American satellite. ing a satemte approximately 33 still urgent cails for preservation I and expansion of the manned VAN ALLEN- American tracking sta t~ o ns, locat· 'J he Titan, largest American til.nes as heavy as the U.S. " moon." Sends Information bomber forces. cd In Canada, thc Umted Stales rocket so far, Van Allen said, is Thus to date, he suggested, Am· HENRY L .RICHTER, left, diractor of the California Institute of (Cflntillucci from rage] ) and South America. still considerably smaller than the ericans have no reason to Ceel that For example, the Senate Appro· I Technology Jet Propulsion L.aboratory and George L.udwig, G, Tiffin, The Navy's Vanguard satellite [(ussian vehicle that launched this country has eq ualcd or even priations Committee Monday reo leased a statement by Gen. Cur­ will try to launch a s~cond Juoitpr· will not carry any II1 struments de· Sputnik n with space dog Laika come close to matching the Soviet demonstrate how low power Explorer satellite radio transmitter i. C vehicle "soon" to put another veloped and built under Van AI· aboard laet November. achievement. tis LeMay saying the nation may put together. L.udwig, working in the SU I Dopartment of Physics, be "a little bit oversold" on mis- "~~plorer·'.t}'pe s~tellite into 01'- ' len 's supervision. SUI President Virgil M. Han. UNL.IKE the Sputnik "beeps," siles. • designed the transmitter, callable of sending information for several bIt , Van Allen saId. " We ha\'c nothing to do with cht'r has made various calls at tile U.S. satellite signal is a LeMay, vice chief of staff of the months. "It is possible Ulat the Army that," he said in Cedar Rapids the White House in his capacity as steady tone, dissonant in nature because it is made up of four dif­ Air Force and longtime head of will launch this second American Monday. member of the Board of Trustees the SAC, said more money is need· satellite before the Navy is suc· Van Allen said that the Uhited 01 the Eisenhower F ellowships and ferent notes. Radio recei vers on earth separate the notes according ed now for the B52 "to modernize Slates will try to launch seven or in connection with the Oliver Wen· our manned forces." cessful with its yanguard vehicle, eight satellites during this year. dell Holmes Foundation, but MI'. to their frequencies, much as a scheduled to put a baseball·shaped He speculated that three or Cour of Hancher so far has not taken part home receiving set separates the In testimony which he gave last 6-inch sphere into orbit," Van AI- these tries will be successful. in any White House social func· various radio stations on the dial. week, LeMay said: "I cannot un· derstand your deadly fear of be· len said. In Van Allen's opinion none of lions. One of the Explorer notes com­ ing killed by a missile when you The Army's second satellite, Van these satellites will be significant· municates meteorite (cosmic dustJ can be killed 'a lot easier by a Allen explained, will carry the Iy larger and heavier than "Ex· DATA­ information from a tiny impact bomber today." • small SUI-built tape recordcr, the plorer." microphone on the satellite. An· so-called "~torage device." "But it is almost sure tbat we This tape recorder stores infor· will launch a substantially larllel' ( C01ltinucd I rO/ll Page: 1 ) other note is from erosion gauges mati on obtained from the cosmic satellite next year," Van Allen for counling the micrometeorites. High Winds ray instruments and temperature said . He said that the Air Force's "Explorer" is reachillg outwardly A third represents a cosmic ray gauges inside the satellite and re· Titan rocket would be the most nearly twice as far as SpuLnik channel. Still another note com· leases the stored information the likely carrier vehicle for a large II, the Russians succeeded in orbit· municates temperaturcs. ----- r Stop ~iring Scientist . .. Husband and Dad Of Vanguard . The Takeoff CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. tIP) - Hi~h winds, hated enemy of mis­ Isile launchers, apparently ground· ed the nltion's satellite firing pro· gram Monday and offered lillie promise of early release. The winds were most critical for the Navy's tall, slim Vanguard test behicle, which stood in its launching stand seemingly ready to go when conditions might im· prove. The Vanguard cannot safely leave its launching bed when ground winds exceed 15 m.p.h. 1!eh Climb:ng at increaSing speeds, it can with~land winds aloft if they • are not greater than about 125 r~ m.p.h. Less sensitive to the air cur· rents through which it pushes its way is the Army's Jupiter·C, a l: stu rdier, much heavicr vehicle than the Vanguard. IeIe T}le Jupiter·C which put the first In American satellite, Explorer, into ill , orbit last Friday night, was [orced .., on two preceding nights to forego 10. a launc,hing because of a jet ~ . stream - a river of turbulent air - eight to 10 miles above the J earth, with wind speeds up to 230 m .p.h. ... Thc problem of surface winds is - greater for Vanguard than Cor Jupiter·C partially because Van· guard is: i TAL.L.E R - 72 feet to 70 feet for the Jupiter·C. '"~ SL.IMMER - Four fcet in diam· 'C eter compared with six feet for Little Tom and Dad the Army missile. SU I Ph.l. LIGHTER - 22 ,000 pounds com· THOMAS VAN ALL.EN, youngest child and only Ion of famous SUI l pared with about 65,000 for the . I .. Jupiter·C. Ici.ntilt, Dr. James A. Van AII.n had a littl. talk with hil dad Furthermore,