In The News MIssissippi Shoo ting S·parks Voter Sign-up Pledge and insure democratic freedom THIS GREENWOOD. Miss., (UPIl - from a passing car. ripped Branton's telegram continued : Greenwood in a car. Moses and front door of the vehicle and scs to tbe shoaling. Tbe shooting of a 20-year-old through Travis' shoulder. but "The campaign will begin im· Blackwell were nol hit by tbe two windows were smashed. The shoaling prompted other to these people." civil rigbts worker sparked a the shoulder wound was nol be· mediately. You mu t anticipate hail of bullets. Moses said the aUack car had Integrationist groups to issue A similar telegram was sent ' Mose said the shots came been seen earlicr in the day. . vow by the Soutb's integration lieved to be serious . that this campaign will be met angry statements and a call (or 10 Gov. Barnetl, requesting stale MORNING by violence and other hara . from a 1962 ear occupied by After Travis, Moses and Black· leaders Friday to sign up every Wiley A. Branton, director of federal protection for Mississippi ment. We are notifying you in three white men wearing sun· well left the office about 1:30 action against similar incidents. qualified Negro voter in Leflore the voter education proj('CI, civil rlgbts workers. ON CAMPUS- County. wired the attorney general from advance so thal you can provide gla es. The attack car bore no p.m. Thursday. the car circled The Mi . Ippi NAACP people The intention was announced in Atlanta saying that conditions as at once the nc<:cssary federal license plates. tbe .block twice and then len in David Dennis, a (jeld worker i ued a tatement saying. ". . . THE IOWA gymnasts meet Min· telegrams to Atty. Gen. Robert Uley now exist in Mississippi no protection to prevent violence "They shot into th car 8 lhey the direction Travis had taken. ror the Congress of Racilll Equal· the pathway to freedom by Ne­ nesota today at 1;30. At 2;30, Iowa F. Kennedy and Mississippi Gov. longer can be tolerated. and other forms of intimidation passed. Jimmy shouted he bad another SNCC worker. Sam ity (CORE ) said the group had Ross Barnett. The Justice Department said against registration workers and been hit and the car went out Block, reported. wired Atty. Gen. Kennedy a king groes In America is crimson with vs Michigan in wrestling and al pilled blood o( the martyr. the Friday night that it was entcrin~ applicant . We shall keep you of conlrol," Moses reported. Mo said the car carrying for "immediate action by the 7:30 the Hawks go against North· Meanwhile, the victim of Thurs· day night's shooting. Jimmy the case. "The in vestigation al· regularly informcu ." Leflore County Sberiff John the white men followed them federal government to provide bleached bones of Negro Ameri· western in basketball. All events Travis, was reported in satisfac· ready has hegun." a Justice Dc· Bob Moses of Greenville. Mi ., Cothron was reported to have about seven miles out of town, protection for Mississippi Negro cans. an epic statue to the free· are in the Field House. tory condition at a Jackson hos· partment spokesman said. field repre entative for the pro· later taken Travis' rented car pa sed them as they stopped for citizen who attempt to rcgister dom movement. • • • pital. He has a bullet lodged Branton said, "We are announc· integrationisl. said the shooling inlo custody as Part of his In· gasoline at a truck top on U.S. to vote and for civil rights work· "The sbooting of Jimmy Trav· THE UNIVERSITY Theatre pro· near his spine. ing a concentrated. saturation occurred Thursday night as he. vestigation . 82 and then fired at them when ers who attempt to teach and in· is in Greenwood is just another duction o( "Threepenny Opera" Another of th e bullets, report. campaign to register every Qual· Travis and Randolph Blackwell. . Mo 'cs said there were at least they resumed I raveling. sure democratic civil rights incident to blacken the freedom edly fired by three white men ified Negro of Leflore County." both of Atlanta, were leaving 5Cven bullet holes in the left There were no outside wilnes· workers to attempt to teach movement. .. " will be given today at 2. • • • A CONFERENCE discussing communication skill will be held today in the Pentacrest Room of Springtimel the Iowa Memorial Union. MOttly cloudy today, wlrmer in the lOIIthe"t, FOR $1 with hl,hs ne.r 51 In the MIIth. Partly cloucty IN THE CITY- owan toni,ht, tvrnin, cold.r In the north_st. Partly oil cloudy and a littl. calder Sunday. -Police are now milking use o[ Servillg the ;:,tate Umversity vf Iowa and the People of Iowa City 39c radar to try to curb the increase In speeding o[fenses which is tak· United Press International and Associated Press Leased Wires and Wirephoto Iowa City, Iowa, Saturday. March 2, 196.' ing place. according to Police 39c Cbief Emmett Evans. Iowa City police had picked up 20 speeders by 9 p.m. Friday. an Flu Epidemic Skirts SUI, 19c unusually high number for one day , they reported. , , Bu·t Danger Hasn't Passed ES 10c Evans said the speeding was par. Cuba Trains Latins ticularly evident on ::,Qu,n "IV.,r· Students can h a v e one less do who realize they havp the flu, side Drive and on North Dodge worry now, at least as far as said Miller. is to "recognize that Street near Horace Mann school. Asian flu is concerned . they have something which they According to Chester Miller. can give to others and stay out • IN THE STATE- head of Student Health, the cur· of circulation." SIOUX CITY IrfI - The dispute rent cases of Asian flu confirmed Students should stay in their wbicb idled Swift" Co. meal pack. by Student Health have not and rooms and get plenty of rest ror probably will not become an epi· In New 3 version ing plant here Tuesday was set· to 5 days, or unlil the fever Sub tled Friday afternoon . demic. leaves. Miller explained it was Miller said Friday that an epi· No details of the selLlemenl were not necessary to see a doctor un· demic of Asian flu begins slowly. less the symptoms persist. announced, but plant officials said but the number of cases reported operation would be resumed March daily increases rapidly . There are no special precau· Gross Cries ICoverupl 6. At SUI. however, although a tions which a student can lake to few cases have been reported avoid the flu, other than ordinary IN THE NATION- each day at Student Health, the precautions which are taken to avoid a cold. These precautions ROBERT F. KENNEDY To CIA Disclosures PORTSMOUTH, Va. (uPCl - A number of new cases bas remain· include ea ing and sleeping reg· private plane crashed at sea Fri· ed fairly constant since the virus ularly. Combined Wire Service. was first reported here about 10 day within sight of the luxury liner RFK In 1968? \\ Sill TO - CIA Dirt'ctor John . IcCoue aid In Queen Elizabeth, but the l)ig ves· days ago. Miller warned that those slu. sel was unable to locate any sur· If the flu Is going to become dents who take flu shots now will t stimony relt'a~ d Friday that more than 1,500 p<'Opl(' from not be protected from the disease. 'No!' He Says vivors. an epidemicJ Mill e r said, it Latin American countries have be'n brought to Cuba for train· usually takes only two weeks to lltakes between 2 to 4 weeks lor With a plaintive plea that his The crash occurred aboul 235 the flu shots to cause immunity, ,nswer b. believed, Robert F. ing in ~ubver ion, abotugc and gll 'rrilla warfare. lie said more miles south of Cape Hatteras, N.C. reach its peak. Miller described the symptoms he said. Kennedy sa Id Friday he does till ar going. A sailor standing watch on the of Asian flu as being mainly Miller added. however , if a not plan to run for President in ~. The nation's intelligence director ~ay u dangerous, wid . stern of tbe passenger ship report· those of a head cold, including student has had the shots belore, 1968. "Emphaticalty not," he ed tbe single·engine plane dipped sore throat, cough, general aches, another shot now might act as a said. Political observers aren't spread, highly orgllnlzed Com· ollt of the skies about 7:10 a~. fever and chills. booster and prevent the sludent sur. his words will b. taken ser· * * * EST and pancaked into the ocean, munist subversion apparatus is be· The best thing for stU(lents to fro,m getting the lIu . iously. " I'm aut of politics," h. ing built around Latin Amer icans according to Coast Guard reports. sa id before he was named Attar. • • • - Cuban Exiles truined in Cuba . WASHINGTON (UPll - Air D spite the gravity of the threat Force Secretary Eugene Zuckerl China Renews Attack H"""""" PI to bemisphere governments 8S de­ used erroneous £igures to justify Ask Backing scribed by McCone, 0 Republican tJw award of a $5.8 billion fighter ouse ans crilic charged the administration plane contract to General Dynam· MIAMI mp() - A goup of Bay "Is not leveling with us." ics Corp., Senate llearlngs disclosed On Russian Peace Talk Bill io 'Exten or Pig invader. 5C(!klng unity Rep. H. n. Gross lIt·lowal, a Friday. member of the House Foreign Af· among badly split Cuban exiles. TOKYO (UPI) - Communist China, pre~sillg its "hard fairs subcommittee, complained Transcripts of closed testimony sought U.S. backing Friday for a taken Thursday by the Senate in· line" attack on Kremlin policies, Friday accused Soviet Premier McCone "was not very lucid on Draft to '67 government in exile ba d In thIs a lot of this stuff" when he ap· vestigating subcommittee attribut· Khrushchev and other "seLf.s tylcd Leninists" DE talking "drivel ed tour mistakes to ZUckert on the WAS[(JNGTON I.n - Congress country and dedicated to overthr"w peared before the subcommittee controversial contract award for on the question of war and peace:' Fidel Castro. Feb. 10. IIis censored tesllmony went to work Friday on a proposed was released Friday. thE: TFX plane. The Peking Communists, spuming recent Soviet peace 'I'III/I!)t really familiar with the problem - you sec, The pllln in efrect calls on the four.year extension of the draft Gross claimed McCone's ap­ • • o~rlures, sarcastically charged Kennedy Admlni traUon to drop • wit h a committee chairman's I I /lever weIll to college.' pearance we part of a pattern CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (A'! - that Khrushchev and his fellow DISCRIMINATION BANNED IlJ opposition to e tablishm nt of A revolutionary missile warhead pledge to listen polilely to people I u formal Cuban exile government of "covcrup o( what bas happened designed to confuse enemy de· critics of China's tough Commun· BALTIMORE , Md. IA'I - Arcb· who oppose it. then seek ~wifl ap· on U.S. ·oil. and then build up a ca e for giviatl ism consider themselves to be the bishop Lawrence J. Shehan. spiri· more money to the Alliance (or fensive measures was hurled more tual leader of 430,000 Roman Cath. proval of the measure. Council of -Churches Backs It also flatly challenge the lead· than 5,000 miles by an Atlas rocket sole "reincarnations of Leni n." ership o[ the main exile group, the Progrcs ." Friday. olics in Maryland, officially ban· Chairman Carl Vinson m .Ga .) President Kennedy insists that The Chinese quoted Lenin, the ned and condemned Friday all ra· of the House Armed Services Com· Admlnistration·supported Cub a n Revolutionary Council. the threat of Communist subver· Also scheduled for testing are father of Soviet Communism, in a cial discrimination and prejudice mitlce said of the draft bill ; School Prayer Decision sion in Latin America never can nose cones capable of maneuver· renewed effort to convince the in his archdiocese. "Every single provision is an DENVER, Colo. (UP I) - The but suggested IImt school boards F'rlipc Rivero and a group nf frl · be effc<:tively overcome until there 5 GOOD iog in space to avoid counter· low Brigade members repre en ling Kreml in lhat war is inevitable The 65·year·old prelate also urg· should determine wheUler "u are effective eco nom ic and politi · MARCH 2 measures 01' to change targets ; unless Communism is established ed his flock to make integration essential part of our national de· National Council of Churches' I th(' Cuban Nationalist Association cal reforms lo meet the poverty new protective materials to bet.ter throughout the world. part of their personal relation· fense program." division of christian education brief devotional period with explained their plan today to Aar· and diseontenl on wbich the Reds withstand re-entry heat, and war· prayer to God" he part of school vey Summ. deputy to the state de· Friday's broadcast ostensibly ships. He specifically mentioned Vinson said he hopes thc (,om· Friday proposed a policy slate­ trade. The Alliance for Progress head decoys to baffle defense ra· public accommodations, housing mittee won't have to spend 100 long ment supporting the Supreme programs. partment Cuban affairs coordinator is the administration's chief weap· dar. was directed at Italian Communist here. John H. Crimmins. Party Chief Palmiro Toglialli. But __and-l, crime.______00 the hill . ______Court's~___ . school prayer d_~~C"ision, The five·page statement was on in this [lghl. in fact it was China's strongest submilted to the policY'makinll McCone's testimony and the reo IN THE WORLD- condemnation to date of Khrusb· general board of tbe National action to it served to dramatize chev's policies. Council at the clo>e of its winter anew how the focus of congres· MOSCOW (.fI - Premier Khrush. meeting, It will be considered Nuclear Ban lanaI concern over Cuba bas chev invited the rest of the world The article. quoting statements at the board's next mecting, tn hifted to the subversion peril and c Friday to imitate Finland and live by Chinese Party Leader Mao New York June 6·7. away from t.alk of a direct mili· peacefully with the Soviet Union. Tse·Tung and Lenin. immedjately "We endorse the ruling or lhe Talks Ended tary th l'eat to the United States launched into 8 defense of China's The proposal was made during Supreme Court of the Uniled rrom the presence In Cuba of So· , , In exchange of toasts at a recep· contention that wars are inevit· totes in the regents' prayer GE EVA / PH - l1le Unit d vi l military personnel - now 0[' tlon in tbe Kremlin for Finnisb able as long as capitalism thrives. case that 'in this country it is States and thc Soviet Union frio flcally elitimaled at oround 17.000. Premier Ahti Karjalainen. It said there can be no peaceful no part or the bu 'ine oC gov. day reached agreement in prin· Scn. Spessard L. Holland (0. PlUS • • • coexistence bel ween the Commun· ernment to compose official ciple on lurning to other disarm · fla.) said the activity described BOTtLE 80NN, Garmany (UPI) - Chan· ist and capitalist worlds, as Ilrayers'," the stalement says. ament issues because or the dead· by McCone is "highly dangerou.; lock in the nuclear trst ban talks. DEPOSIT cellor Konrad Adenauer won Upper Khrushchev had contended, and at· "But whether school programs ror the hemisphere. This onl y HQuse approval of his fri endship tacked Togllatli for s\lggesting should include 9 brief devotJonal U.S. Chief Delegate William C. serves to make It clear again that treaty with France after promisi ng lhal the Communist bloc follow a period with prayer to God may Foster said of the nuclear dead· we have got to gel rid of the Com· it would end four centuries of bit. policy of peaceful coexjstence with be left to the judgment of the lock: "We want to negotiate. Un· munist stronghold in Cuba." ler conflict and would not harm Italy. board responsible for the pro· fortunately, we have found lhat Sen. Herman Talmadge (D·Ga .) Germany's tie s to the United gram of the PU;)iic schools oC the thus far the Soviet Union does not." said McCone's tesllmony should "Does this sort of ' peace and local community. States and NATO. Final approval peaceful coexistence imply that the Fosler met with Soviet Delegate stimulate efforts to "get the other of the treaty is expected early this U.S. imperialists will voluntarily The statement al~o upports Semyon K. Tsarapkin for almost Latin·American countries to join .ummer. lay down their arms and disband "tbe right of religious groups to two hours to plan the fulure work hands in as tight an economic • • their troops?" the Peking state· establish and maintain schools of the 17·nalion disarmament con· blockade of Cu ba as possible. and ment asked. at thcir own expense provided ference. to do all they CHn to prevent their GINEVA (UPI) - Experts from they meet prescribed educational people rrom going 10 Cuba. I would seven Eastern and Western coun· "And if this is impossible be· At the end of lhe talks. their sec· think the Organization of American standards," adding: "The par· ond meeting in to days. a U.S. tries met in Geneva to draft an tween the . oppressors and the op· ent who chooses to sen d his Slates would be very willlng." International treaty aimed at prr.· pressed in Italy, by a logical ex· spokesman said they had reached children to a non·puillic school an "und erstanding." The inter· McCone said the trainees are venting tbe cold war from spread· lension of this point, how can is not excused from the respon· ing to space. The two·day meet. pretation was that the Soviets have given sucb down·to-earth instruc· a world without war be created sibility of lhe citizen to support tion ali bow to operate common Ing was convened in Geneva by in ihis way?" . , accepled an American proposal to and seek to improve the public shift the talks to the field of gen· lypes of r!nes ~nd J11acbine guns the Inter· Parliamentary Union, 1\ schools." 74·year·old' body which acts as "Today, however, some self· eral disarmament. they would likely be able to steal a or capture from police or security guardian of parliamentary proced· styled Leninlsts talk drivel on the Although the statement says ure. question of war and peace without neitber church nor state should un its of their countries. Another .r the least inclination to pause and u e public schools "to compel Pope John Given phase of the schooling was bow to • • • consider hdw Lenhl studied the acceptance of any creed or can· manufacture homemade "Molotov PARIS (UPU - More than 200.· queslion of war or 10 consider any formity to any specific religious Balzan Peace Prize cocktail" bombs . 000 miners in \o'rancc's nationalized of hi. 8cieht/nc conclusions on the practice." it notes that "informa. pits went on strike to press for an subject," the Peking article de· tion about religion is an essential ZURICA, Switzerland /A'I - The Ilvestia Editor Visits 11 per cent wage increase. The c1ared. part of mady school subjects . .. Government war ned It would Swiss·Halian Balzan Foundation, "requisition" the miners if the "Nevel·theless. they vociferously "No person is truly educated with the warm approval of Soviet St. Peter's Basilica .trike lasled more than 48 hours. accuse others of betraying Lenin for life in tbe modern world who Premier Khrush chev, awarded its •• and claim they alone are the reo is not aware of the vital part lirst peace prize Friday to Pope VATICAN CITY {UPIl - Sovlel NIW DILHI, Indle (A'! _ Four. incarnations of Lenin." played by religion in the shaping John XXIII. It is worth $51.000. Premier Khrushchev's IOII·in·law teen people or five nations set out The article - tbe most detailed o[ our history and culture." The foundation. modeled after and daughter visited. St. .Petefs Friday on a 4 000 . mUe pea c e derense ever made of lhe Peking Good Grief! It's Election Time In presenting the tatement, the Swedish Nobel Prize Founda· Ba iLica Friday. gaping and snap­ march to carry Mohandas K. Gand. position in the dispute with Mos· the divisio n of education said it tion, awarded another $51,000 prize ping pictures like ordinary tourists hl's teachings of nonviolence to cow - sa id Lenin had written that to retired Rear Adm. Samuel Eliot Who know., maybe Charlie Brawn will ~ pres· Board and S.nlor CI." office,. mu.t tvrn In th.lr was approved unanimously by its although they were first relatives y Morison of Boston , U.S. Navy his· Pektng, capital of Red Chi n a.' ''sOClal.democrac '' co n demned Ident of the SU I Stvdlnt Body? Good Grlefl It's appllclltlon forms by noon Monday at the Sen ... administrative board in St. Louis of any Soviet leader to enter the Sacred Verlle8 chanted by adm irer. war as a "bestial means of settling Feb. 14. torian of World War II, for his 15. Vatican. and angry shout. of detractors sent ljonflicts in human society." AII.Campus Ilutions tim. and th." ,Iud.nts will OHice In the Union. Campai,nln, above ar. 80b volume Naval history. be perform In, at the half·time of the beskettlalt Offlc. in the Union. Camp'i,nln, above are Linus, The conclusion of the meeting Alexei l. Adzhubei, editor of the U,lem on their WRy. "But social·democracy," it add. government newspaper (Z!IJ!stla. ,.me tonl,ht Infarmln, alt of the f.n. of political Bob Borchers, AI, Akron, Ohio; Lucy, Junne of the general board was wit· Pope John was cited for what The group Is made up of leven ed, "knows that so long as society nessed by 16 orthodox and the foundli(ion called his unce85- and bis wife. Rada. Khrushchev's maHers en c.mpus. Tholt applyl", for po.ition. 8erg, N2, Pooria, III.; Charlie B,.,n, Den M.rta, I Indians Including two women, two is divided into classes, so long as prote ~ tant clergymen from the ing efforts for peace • .brotherhood daughter, are 00 a two-week vlBlt on the S",dant Senat" Alloci.twcI Women', Stu. AI, Fairf.. , Ind In.,y, Dave Panons, AI , Indl.n. Americans, two Britons, two Jap· there Is exploitation of maD by I Soviet Union w~o were iQ,vited to and understand 109 among peoples to Ital)' as guests of the ltaUau· aM1M' And an Al1strllliM. man, .,..ar~ fire inevitable." , dtnts, ' Women', ~,c,...t"" A'ltc/etion, Union ,1., _ -Photo by Den Sebwlck attend liS observers. land religions of the world. Soviet Friendship SocIety. DRily Iowan 'Threepenny Opera Review' I

~ OBSERVATIONS AGUDA ACHIM HILLEL FOUNDATION SYNAGOGUE 122 East Market SI 103 E. Wuhln,ton St. 7,10 p.m .. M'rlday, Sabbatll ..,... And Comment -0- Everything buf]tne Bite, -0- GRACP; UNITED ASSEMBLY OF GOD SATURDAY, MARCH 2, "63 low. City I••• 13~ Keokuk Street Iofl S!)IONARY CHURCH 10 • .111. Sunday SelIOOI 1854 Muscatine Av •. MorDIDl Wonhlp, U a... ' : 4~ ' .m.. Sunday School -0- 10:45 am .• Worahlo IIttrvlet BAHA'I WORLD FAITH -0- UnIon Club Room 4. IOWA cm " Do Something! The Snake, and the Essence Iowa Memorial Union BAP'1'IST CHAPEL 10 Chlldren's Study Cia .. simpering wench and Jenny. ' .m.. 432 South CUnton "Do something. even if it's wrong." goes an old Army 10:45 a.m .• Devotlonl Cooperating wIth tb, • drained of a\1 her earthiness. had Southern Baptist Conven&. witticism; and pessimistic as it may be, it aptly applies to DOUGLAS RINTELL, a gradu­ BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH 'Gross Misi nterpretation' become a troubled girl. ill at I 9:45 a.m.. Sunday School . iJ nte student from New York. is B st. '"-- Fifth Ave. 10:45 a.m.. WOrBhID. traHic congestion in Iowa City_ The latest proposal for the ease in brothel life. And yet, cu rrenUy working on two degrees. lundJay, ':45 l.m., Sunlla.y 8ehool 6 p.m. Tralnlne Union traffic problem here - as with ail proposals in the past - ironically. and in complete dis­ 10:45 I.m .• Mornine Worablp 7 p.m. Evenlnll Worship an M.F.A. from the Writers' Of the Kurt Weill Score so nance to their new-found ac­ 7 p.m. Everun, WorabiD -0- has met with a storm of criticism; but even the criticism Workshop and a Ph.D. in Com­ tions. Polly still prayed to the Vir­ BETHEL AFRICAN JEBOV AR'S WlTNF.ssES is an encouraging sign that Iowa City is doing some serious parative Literature. He received Much like the plump girl who in her attempt at ~autification has gin when Macheath took leave, METHODIST CHVRCB 2120 H. St. -- a y'.m., PubUc Address: ' , . a B.A. in journalism from Hu nter t r i e d everything but weight reducing. UniveJ'sitv Theatre's "The t , S. poverDo~ St- thinking about the problem. Lucy still told. in the )3arbara .11 ':~5 p.m., Walch~er ~t4PY; , • College in New York City. Threepenny Opera" similarly foun(l itself uJl against a wall for failing Song. the story of her seduc~iol'l, Ie l.m., Sundoy Scbool The proposal, recommended by City 1anager Carsten to deat with the most essential fact of its existence. It simply over­ and Jenny still held her dreams MEN.\IIONITE cHuRcH ' TRQHTY CHRISTIAN 614 CIlltk St. ' Leikvold and approved by the City Council\ would have looked the fact that its, story, so mas erfuUy set down in 1928 by Bertolt and her philosophy. REFORMED CHURCH 8:90 a.m .• 10:45 a.m., Mornln, Wor­ THE PRESENTATION of the E. Court I< Kenwood Dr. ship the immediate effect of reducing the amount bf downtown Brecht. is a biting. scathing satire of present day society. Sermon: "Sonshll! In Chrlsl/' musical numbers. however. leads g:~ a.m ., Church Scbool Sunday parking spaces by 42. Downlown merchants object to tlle With a promise of Brechtian IU :~O a.m ., Morning Worship 9:45 a.m., lichool • to point number three: "The 7 p.m .. Service, 7 :30 p.m. • Evening Service. "Volun- On Other theatriCS. director John Terflolh world and of one 'Slippery. thor­ tary·Service In HaUl'" • ~ I jr .1 cut because they think it may take customers away from Threepenny Opera" on view cur­ -0- would have done better to listen oughly efficient-in-crime brute Mid-Week Service, Tuelldar,1:30 their stores. They draw convincing analogies Qf other cities rently fails to emphasize satire THE CHURCH OF CHRIST p.m. to some of Brecht's lyrics if he called Macheath. But since he 1318 Kirkwood -0- who e downtown businesses are empty because of a lack Campuses while satisfying itself with a • ..m., BIble Study wanted a sincere ". fa iled to hear Brecht. we found reliance on low humor . The lack REORGANIZED CBURCB 10 l.m'L Worahlp OF JESUS CHRIST . of parking space. By JOHN KLEIN renderi ng or the ourselves faced, on Thursday of real bitter humor . leading here 7 p.m., JOVenlng WoJ'lblp -0- OF LATTER DAY SADnJ Exchange Editor work. FOr even night. with a gallant Beau Brum­ quite frequently to long periods The most practical attitude on the situation seems to III in its English mel looming in the form of a gi­ CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST 221 Melrose Ave. . be the one taken by 1ayor Fred Doderer, who contends of near boredom. gives us a key OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS t:3~ I.m., Chur~h School By JOHN KLEIN adaptation · ant hulk, ever felt. Where was to that bit of necessity so distinct­ 10:30 Lm_ MornlLJ WorlhlP by Marc Blitz­ the snake called Mack the Knife? 910 E. FalrebJId St. that it's high time factional disputes be laid aside and a Exchange Editor ly missing in this rendition. , I.m .• P>1e1thoo<>\ 9. 11 a.m., Service. Il a.m., Momlnf Worship Sern10n: "A Lttter Homen I' stores getting truck deliveries. if parking is abolished there; the editorial "violated the regula­ era" was merely musical com­ Wednesday, 7 p.m. • Lenten Vespers 7 p.m., Evening Servlee ' tions of Queens College . . . as edy. And to think this is the 8:15 p.m .• Youth Fellowship -(>- .. and the obvious impossibility of parallel parking on the -0- well as I the canons of good taste." grossest misinterpretation of the LUTHERAN CHURCII Washington Street hill - especially during a winter snow. Weill score imaginable. P'Ai.":i UNITEI' CHURCH OF CHRIST THE ' KING According to a report in the stu­ (EVlnl.llcal and Iteformed) Corner of IWV Road But. as Doderer says, the proposal is not an iron-clad dent paper at Columbia Univer­ THE PERFORMERS, though. 1807 KIrkwood Avenue .nd Curalvllle ROld sity (New York City) the Queens were hardly to blame. They did ' :15 a.m.. Sunoay scho.· 9 : ~O am . Serv ice, Nur' ry rule which must be followed detail-by-detail. 10:30 a.m" ~ornlne Worah19 Sermon : "Tht! Cross - The Qen­ paper condemned the House Un­ their best and. at times. reaily ...,... ter or Our ~'alth " TIle healthiest of the merchants' suggestions was that achieved an understanding of this 10:3U H.m.. Church School . " ·1 American Activities Committee. P fRST BAPTIST CHURn:! Wednesday. 7:30 p.m., Lenten V... the City hire profeSSionals to study the traffic and parking avant-garde musical piece. As North Clinton ok FalrchJld Street. pen, The editorial. according to the 8:30, 11 a.m. Worship problems and recommend a long-range, and if necessary, Columbia Spectator, called HUAC Polly Peachum's mother . Nancy Sermon: "Tbe Church's One Foun­ ~ an "admission that we are afraid Cole was nothing short of suh­ dation" ST. MARK'S radical plan to meet the needs today and the greater prob­ lime - in Brechtian terms - and 9:45 a.m .• Churcb School MF.THODIST CHURCB to be men. that we are fearful --speed records in consid­ -0- tee's action as the only possible most disappointing aspect of the 9:45 a.m. Sunday School and Bible confidence in United States foreign policy, particularly with thing when you don·t have the se­ eration of the liquor by the drink production. Under all his phoni­ classes ZION LlT'I'HERAN CffiTRMI alternative. " -0- Johnson &. Bloomington Street.. curity of friends to go along with problem. It is not an easy prob­ ness - diamond stUd. ivory tip­ respect to Cuba. If the Cuban problem can be solved at FREE METHODrST CHAPEL 8 'M 10:30 •.m .. Ser\· lc~ . • it. lem to solve. 'I: all it can be solved only with patience. steady nerves and • • ped cane. top hat and yellow kid 2024 G St. 15 • m., Sunday School The University of Oregon daily. -Clear Lake Mirror-Reporter - ;ugona Advance gloves - there reaily beat the '1:30 I m.. Adult Bible 0... a policy based coldly on facts as they are. But opponents The Oregon Emerald jumped into • • • • • • heaTt of a Macheath. His philoso­ ('}lURCH OF CHRIST ,~ seem. bent on frustrating the formulation of a sane policy, a fraternity hazing problem there Today 10 million families have We don·t know who figured out phy was right. too: the bulging Meellng In the ..H BuUdlnl FRJENDS I in January and the reverbera­ One Mile <;outh OD Highway n. pllnne '\-M5~ I :' two cars. And some of the car~ the $600 tax exemption for a wife pocket makes the easy life. But t a.m.. Morning Worship Iowa Memorial UnIon and if they keep it up t11ey can cause untold harm. tions are still occurring. to I.m.• Churcb ScMol 10 •. m. • Worship are paid for. - but it sure must have been a what was wrong was that Mr. 10:30 I.m., Flnt Day School • Th'e Republican Congressional Committee Newsletter The editor of the Emerald -Boone News-Republican bachelor. -Langford, S.D., Bugle Tarrant was inhibited. seemingly -0- fi'ffiST 'INITA RJAN SOCIE'I'V " : (last week) says last fall's Cuban crisis "may have resulted found himself under heavy criti­ by the director, and was there­ Towl Ave. '" GUbert St. : . cism from both the fraternities fore reduced to a mild mannered 10 a.m.. Church School. Adult DI .. VETERANS HOSPITAL in a bigger victory for the Soviets than had previously been and from the student government cusslon man who may occasionally have 11 • .m .. Church Servlre. CHAPEL suspected." It was, of course, a clear and violent defeat for there when the paper implied • a.m.• Worship I UniverSity Bulletin Board had evil thoughts. We truly doubt Sermon : "Unitarianism - The 1 I.m.. Communion - nnt that fraternities at Oregon were that this Macheath raped, killed Slnle Without the Steak?" I"'" the ~viets . The publication implies thc United States js Un:I(, ... lty Bull'tln Board nolle,. mult b. rec.lY.. at TIlt Dally low.1I ~ hazing pledges. offlc., Room 201, (ommllnle.tlon. C,nt.r, by noon of the dJa" be'O,. pu. and swindled as many people as backing down on keeping Turkish and Italian missile bases' lIeltlon. The., mu.1 be typ.d and .lln,d br an ad.IMr or officer of the I,. ST PA'l'RTCT{'S CHURCH Fraternity representatives de­ ,.nl.. tlon being publicized. Pu,.l., _II functlonl a,. not ,llIlbIa ... bis ballad suggests. 224 E. Court St. UNIVERSITY HOsP1T~ ' active "in line with Russian insistence." This is without cried "irresponsible headlines" thl. MCtlon_ Here again we are faced with ' :30. ':15, , :45 .nd 11 • .m.. Su ... SERVICES as an example of poor journal­ requirements, are avaUable In tbe dl;f MI .... 40S UnN"nlty lio5\lltal foundation; the bases are obsolete and will be replaced with CHESS PLAYERS are Invited to the production's inconsistencies. ' :45 and 8:11 •.m .• DaU" ism . but proclaimed the worst of­ partlclpate In the sur chess cham­ JournaUsm Ortlce. M._ "30 I.m.. Worahlp Sel'Vl.. ' . roving Polaris submarines. pionship tournament to be h e 1 d Mr. Tarrant acted well; his reno fense of the year to be the im­ March 8, 9, 10 In the Recreation INTER·VARSITY CHRISTIAN FEL­ dition or the Brecht-Weill mela­ _ There are others engaged in this sorry business, includ­ plication of widespread hazing. Area Conference Roo m of the LOWSH IP, an interdenominational OPPlCw. DAILl' 1UWT1N Union. Reglstratlon Is Friday, March group 0 studenls. meet. every di es appeared accurate. And yet ing two or three Democrats with special axes to grind, but The fraternity system. disgust­ 8 at 7 p.m. First round at 7:00 p.m., Tuesday evening at 7:30 In the East he was tame. the venom removed ed though it was. did not call for Friday, Ma rch 8. The tournament Is Lobby Conference Room. IMU to the 'House Republicans are in it officially. The purpose of open to all SUlowans. consider various topiCS of genera! Cram his veins and replaced with University Calendar . .[. the resignation of the editor. 'the Interest. All are cordJally invited to melodramatic tendencies at which the ,congressional committee is to elect Republicans. Does PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY col­ attend. .' student senate did . loquium: Tuesday. March 5 at 4 the play intended Tather to laugh. the committee intend to continue .playing this kind of dis­ Replied the editor: "I am not f..m. Dr. Herbert Sauer will speak on UNIVERSITY LIBRARY HOURS: Of Jenny. Macheath's old Saturday, March 2 Presentation : "The ThreePfMY going to resign. Student opiniorl 'Cosmic Ray Cut·Orf In a Ma gnetic Monday-Friday: 7:30-2 a.m.; Saturday: reputable back-alley politics? If so, we face a new era of Field Without Axial Symmetry" In 7:30 a.m.-IO p.m.; Sunday: 1:30 p.m.- fl ame, suffice it to say that Mar­ 1:30 p.m. - Gymnastics. Iowa Opera. University Theatre. seems to be behind us . _ ." 301 of Ihe Physics Building. 2 a.m. Service Desks: Monday-Thurs­ jorie Maxwell too rarely had mo­ vs. Minnesota in thr Field House. 8 p.m. - Iowa String Quastet McCarthyism, and possibly worse. -St. Louis Post-Dispatch day: 8 a.m.-IO p.m.; Friday and Sat­ Oed. • • • CHILDREN'S ART CLASS (Ages 5 urday: 8 a.m.·5 p.m., 7·10 p.m. (Re­ ments of character insight. The 2:30 p.m. - Wrestling. Iowa vs. Concert. Macbride Auditori um. Pol to 9), Saturdays from 9:00 to 10:30 serve only); Sunday: 2·5 p.m.. '-10 only exception we could find was Michigan in the Field House. 8 p.m. - Project Aid Ol~ dold A guest speaker at this year's a.m. In Ihe GuUd Gallery. For fur­ p.m.. (Reserve only). PhotodupUca: "new symposium at the University of ther InformaLlon see Pat palgh on Uon . Monday·Frlday. 8 a.m.-S p.m., in her offering of the "Solomon 2 p.m. - University Theatre Singers Concert_ shaPE Saturday mornlng In the Guild Gal­ Monday-Thursday: 6-10 p.m.; Satur­ Song." While speaking of Jenny. Production "Th reepenny Opera" Minnesota was concluding a lery. day: 10 a.m. untu noon. 1·5 p.m.; Thu rsday, March 7 the f( ':fhe-1)aily Iowan speech on ethics in international Sunday: ~5 p.no we would mention that her cos­ in th e University Theatre. 8 p.m .. - Univcrsity ThjJal.re Crlm APPLICATIONS for undergradu­ tume. in addition to that of all relations. ate student scholarships tor the fall CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGAN. 7:30 p.m. - Ba ketbail. Iowa Presentation : "The Three~nny year rhll Dati., rnWlln " written and edlted by 8Cudenb and 18 governed I,u a Dr. Nicholas Nyaradi brought semester are available In III ~nl· IZATION holds a testimony meelln, the women. failed to achieve any vs. Norlhwestern In the Field Opera." University The/ltre, shako verslty Hall. each Thursday afternoon In the East appearance of whorishness or ";;';0 r7f flve ~ldEnt tmYCeu elected hy the .YCWent hody and fOUl his t:l1k to an end and imme­ Natlona! Defense EducaLlon Act Conference Room. East Lobby. low. House. Friday. Mlrch 8 SCMe poverty. Rather than prostitutes ~rch 1 ·,., • ., (·~.' lIpTJQinted hI, th p president of the University. T/le Dally rOlVan', diately asked the student crowd (NDEA) loa n applications are also Memorial Union. at 5:15. AU are wel­ Sunday, 8 p.m. - Intcrdorm dante. 14. avaUable. Ottlce hours are from come to attend. the women in the brothel ap­ Exhibition: An exhibit of paint­ 'n/tori,,/ pnllCl1 I. no' an P.%I'l1e.tdon trl SU1 ndmlnlstratlnn poile., 01 in Minnesota's vast. (5.000-plus 8 a.m. to 12 noon and from 1 to 5 UnIon. zant p.m. Present holders of NDEA lOans peared as comfortable In their Ings by Byron Burford. in the ~nllln In capacity ) Auditorium to offer a BABYSITTER! may be obtained 8 p.m. - Student Art GIIlld Atty. any partlculm need not pick up apPllcauon+ In during the wc~k hy calling the silent prayer instead of the cus­ garrish clothes as little girls pa­ Main Gallery of the Art Building Film Cia sic: "I was person as applications wUI be m ed YWCA ofrlce, mu, at Ext. 2241) duro rading about in th eir grandmoth­ Know Where Publisher Edward P. Balliett ,tomary applause. to them. In" week·day "ftprnnonlf will close today . . I'm Going." Macbride t\udito- kUI1~ MIMIIR Editor Gary Gl:r\8cll -- I ers' old fashioned gowns. 2:30 p.m. - 10WD MountaIneers .UDIT IIU .."U Nyaradi bowes! his head. ask­ VITERANI: Each student u!lder PAR~NTS COOPERATIVE lAllY­ rium . , '; ' 1 ally .. OF Man'flng Editor DOlle Carlsol\ PL e50 and PL 634 must sign a fprm SITTING League Is In lhe charge of KAY ARNOLD'S PORTRAIT of Travelogue: "Secrets of the Un­ $10.0( CIRCULATIONI N.w. EdItofi Eric Zoeckler llII<'t ing ~ student to pray for the Saturday, March f ' , Mohammad Idrees "crazy misguided students" who to cover his attendance FelJr~ary S a I 1 ,v .Jo cohson Lf'Rii(UP m e mbert Polly Peachum was not much deTw ater World." wllh Paul Cher­ ing t City Editor loan Anderson 1-28. 'the form Is available In RJlom wanting lluers or parents who are ney. Shambaugh Auditorium. ]0 :30 a.m. - Mortor Board Editorial Aasoclate TIm Callan demonstrated against Kennedy's B-!ll Unlverslly Hall. Hours are Ifom Interested should call 8-4677. more than a bag of inconsisten­ vlctic 8:"" a.m.-12 noon and l:00-4 :30 p.m. 7 Smarty Porty. Union. I'UblJahed by Student Publlc.Uon., Sports Editor Bill Pemble Cuban actilln ~nd for the "all-too­ cies and one was ne ver to sure p.m. - Union Board Movie. Sooety Editor Susan Art .. THE SWIMMING POOL In the WOo "The Bridges of Toko-RI." Moc­ 8 p.m. - Univer ity Theatre DB: In~ C.lIIIDuolc.UolUI Center, Iowl Chief Photoerapher ... Joe LIppincott soon-forgotten heroes" of the THE SUI AMATEUR Radio Club mcn's Gym for all SUI coeds will .... (we wonder if Miss Arnold was) C1~1 I . dilly except SundaY and will meet Tuesday, March 5, Ql 7 open for swimmIng from 4:15 p.m. Prcqcntution: "The ThreepeM~ of till II .nd le,al holiday,. Entered Asslst.nt City Editor .. .Kathie Swift Hungarian revolution. of what Poily's reactions would bride Auditorium. Assistant ".m. In Room 108 of the Elect.lcal '0 5:1~ fl m Mon(lAY throlll(h li'M· Opera," Univ rrlty Theatre. he 56 •• ae d-clau matter at the poll Il)flInbers , of /Iud i­ Er!glneerlng Buildin g. All interested day. Swimming suits and towels be. This. too. we viewed as direc­ Monday, Mlrch ~ offlce · ~ Sports Editor Harriett Hlnclmn .. Sf.veral 8: 30 p.m. - foreign Student'" Ih.t lowl City under the Act Aalltant Pbotographer . Bob NandaU lil.udents are "wtted to attend. will be provided by the Women'. tori al difficulty. 7:25 p.m. - Basketball. lowa 01 CoIIfte .. of March 2. I8H. Advertlslne Director .Irv GrO Bllllan enee C!laPlled briefly. to show their Physlc.1 Edur.tlnn Department. Carnival. Union . • the. approval of his request. and then Lucy Brown. played by Susan vs. Wisconsin In Madison ov ~r Advartlslne M.naeer ... .Dlck P.pke HAWKEY! POSITIONS: Applica­ IOWA M!MORIAL UNION HOUR.: WSUI radio. Monday, March 11 cago Dial 7~1'1 IrOJll noon to mldnl&ht to Classified they were silent - the whole tions for the posJUons of editor and Channer. was supposedly the r.port news Items. women's p.,e Manager DennlJ McKlnne, business manager of the 1964 Hawk­ Cafeteria open 11:30 a.m.· \ p.m. Mon· 8 p.m. - University Theatre Unlv('rslty Lihrary: "IJOPo 'He dhne Advertl.lne Consultants BUI Bryant, auditorium was in a prayerful eye may be flied In th e offlco of day.salurda y; 5·6:45 p.m .. Monday­ daughter of police commissioner Til­ ltew., .,and .nnouncementl to Tile Dennis Blnnlnl Friday: 11 :30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. • SundlY. (played with professional ease by Production : "The Threepenny Op­ Vega Quudrlcenlennio l. " Throu,~ IJIIW •klwan. Editorial office. Ire 1II silence - except for one dissent­ the School of Journalism, 205 Com· Gold Feather Room opon 7 a.m.· Infor ~_uDlcltlolUl Center. Circulation M.n.,.r. . Jim Coiller munlcations Center unLII noon Fri· John Faust> Tiger Brown ; we era." University Theatre. March ::0 . er. He kept clapping. day. March 8. The editor position 10:45 p.m .• Monday-Thursday; 7 a.m.­ checl pays $100 a month for ntne months, li:45 p.m.• Friday; 8 a.m.· 11 :45 p.m. don't bellove that the audience Tutsday. MarclT 5 Tue.dlY, March 12' Trust .... 10lrd of Itudent Public .. For a few brief moments the the business manager. $80. Appllca­ Saturday; 1-l0:45 p.m. Sunday. Rec­ Open. IUblCrlptlon Rat ••: By carrier In tlonl Inc.: Lee Theisen. ~4; Larry only sound to be heard In tl,e reation Ifea open • a.m.·ll p.m. was ever informed 0 ' this. Nor 8 p.m. - Sociology lecture. - L 10Wi CIty, 110 per year 1II advance; Pryb lI G; NAncy Shinn All; Prof. lions mU lt Include a written Bum­ WOT) .. auditorium was the persistent mary ot quallIl caUons and experi­ Monday·Thursday; 8 l.m.·12 mid· do we even believe t1at Miss "How to Gct Alon g with People W.dnesday, Mlrch n ' !Ix monUII. IUO; three month .. $3. Dale Bent~l Unlverlllty Library; Prof. ence. and must give the appllcant·s night. Friday .nd Saturerso n Intere.ted In viewing with show with his famous ballad. al­ University Theatre. buill! ullv'" to the u.. for republication 'DaUy Iow.n by 7:30 , .m. ?he Dally He rose again. loudly request­ Inc .• wUl take place later In March. the telescope may visit the obaerv.­ Styl Show ond LuncheollJ 1 . aU IJIe loeal ne.. printed In thll Iowln circulation oUlce 1II the Com­ most convinced us that what we 8 p.m. - Speech and Dramatic 7:30 p.m. - Mecca limol r, f~t ~ munlcatlonl Center II open from • ing that the olapplng stop. .TUDINT PUILICATION., Inc . tory durlne these houri wIthout re. Lew: ....1pIIJIt1' u well u ell Al' lUI"'. a.m. to' 5 p.m. Monday throup rn. nomination petitions lor atudent ervallon. FrldJay nlllhtl .re reaerved were ab9ut to see Was really to Art Film Series : "Tugboa t An­ IM U. ...4 ~1dIu. The c\appjnJ ceased and the INltee. must be filed before 5 for ,roup. 01 Ichool children or ator or dJay and from g to 10 '.m. S.rumy. peopr. IQ other public orlanlzaUon •. be a minor masterpiece. Ah beg. nie." Shambaugh Auditorium. 8 p.m. - Studio Theatre Pre­ i M.ke-eood aervlce on mlJeed p.pefl excitement Caded IntO prayerful .m. Wedne sday. /lfarch 13, 1965 ill fL • 1fv1 ..... l:dltoi\.l. Arthur M. S.nd­ II not pOlilble. but every efton wlU silence. Myaradl then raised his Cn the Journailim Office Room 20~ ThOle who wi sh to obt.1n a reatrv • ,ar. it seems that circum.tance Wedn"• ." M.rch • sentation: "Ardele." by J. aD be made to correct ',rron with the Communlcatlons Conter. Cople. of tJon for a p.rLleuiu .roup ..., call DePi .l'I0II; Advertl.11I( E. John Kott. bowed head. ' "Amen" be added. petltlODl, and full lnforlDltlOIl on 1M or.tIII. won't have it so. 8 p.m. - University Thealre A'nouilh. Studio Theatre. MIll ClrwIalloll. WUbur Petanoa. _tt.M. Illlllm Mid- I.e \- . I ~ TME DAILY IOWAN-I.. a city. I•. -s.tunt.y. Marth 2, 19U-P", I ~ \ 'I. :!:¥ .\ Supervisory A Communist (BB) Bardot? et St" lbath 8ertt..,. Campus Notes Tc'lk'i Slated ~TED -Thatls What Reds Want HURCII [ Ave, I On Cue Junior Girls Comn,wtication skill will be dis· BERLIN I PII _ Wanted : A be very happy ." he said. cu cd a't a conference to be held . B d t Just how doc a Bardot go r.,ol Iowa City's Youth orchestra will Junior girls with a 2.75 grade f Communist Bngetle ar 0 • I I" today in .the Pentaerest Room 0 Like the real tiling, she must about reflecting the ocialist be featured today on two segments pOint average or above are asked the Iowa Ie moria) Union. The d sh I wa" of Il·fe '. o( Cue, radio station WSUI's Sat· to check the list in the Office of i th d f f be pretlY, young an ape y. I ~PEL "'l utday morning show . Mrs. Shh'ley conference"l s e secon. d0 Iour But in addItion,. S he mus t " re- Hagen gave a few tl'p . " Mullins, tbe orcbestra's director, Student Affairs to make sure their dealing wi h supervisory eve op- nect the socialist way of life." In the first place it i ncce. wlll be interviewed and the all· names are on it. ment. Also. it will help if she is sary to adopt the motor of Chief mring orchestra will play two selec· The list will be used in voting The {our conlerences are de· familiar with the doctrines of of Stale Ulbricht _ "To think is Uoas from Its recilal Feb, 21. for Mortar Board members. signed for ,supervisors wbo rec· East German Communist Lead. the first duty oC a ciUzen ." , . ognlzc the n t 'ed for continuing de· er Walter Ulbricht and the ideas Another duty is to follow the • • It will, remain pusled through velopment. t \ ther conferences will of scientific socialism, Communist Party' command Dance Tonight Wewlcsday. be held Mar,~ h 16 and March 30. A call for an East German and "occupy oneself with Lhe The year's lasl post·basketball· • • • They will CO" ~ r training skill a.od ver ion of the French film star idea oC scientific socialism." ,ame dance will be held in the work simplificl ltion skill. was sounded Fri. With thi background the Ea t River Room of the Union beginning Young Demos The series i ~ sponsored by the day by an East German Bardot will have all she r at 8:45 tonight. The free dance is SUi Young Democrats will hold SUI College 0 I Busine Admin· German s c r ipt needs. It will nol be nece acy spoosored by Union Board. their annual elections Monday at istration, Coli \ e of Engineering, writer in Sonn. for her to have opinions on • • • 7: 30 p.m. in lhe Senate Chamber I Department of Ihdustrial and Ma.n· tag, a weekly everything that comes up_ agement Engin \ 'ering, the iowa cultural Dew s. "The Party tells me ~hat Recital Tonight of Old Capitol. Members of the I Center for Contil\ ualion Study and pap e r. Screen have to kno ," said Hagen. II recital will be presented by club who are interested in applying I the Department .l f Public Instruc· writer Hans Oli. Getting a girl as pretty as .7:30 • I the SUI Department of Music to· for summer internship jobs in I tion, Division of VocatiOll8l Educa- va Hagen said Bardot could be a problem for oiaht al 8 in South Rehearsal Hall. Washington may pick up applica· lion. the Soviet Zone the Ea t German . Visitors to The program will feature Guy llons after lhe election. Old Gold Singers Rehearse The conference \ "ill include ses· Ci I miD dustry East Germany always are struck /i. Hargrove Jr., tenor, G, Iowa sions on the proces 1; and problems "needs a star by the scarcity of beauties, com· City and James D. Kohn, plano, • • • Tht Old Gold ·Sing.rs art practicing ont hour Mont. Tlck.ts for tht concert .rt $1 .nd .r. every day in prep.ratlon for the Prolect AID con· .v.iI.bl•• t Whttstone'., C.mpu$ Record Shop of communication ~ 1 communi~. who at l r act s BARDOT pared to WesL Germany. G, Villa Park, Ill. They will be to c.rt they will present Wednesd.y •• a p.m. In the .nd the E.s' Lobby Desk of the Union. Proceeds tion : the spoken w"ro, communi' audience like Bnrdot." Many pretty girls have ned assisted by Wendell P. Whalum, Judge Judges cation: the written ¥JOrd and com· "If we had a Bardo! who reo th West. G, Iowa City, organ, Donald Mun· "Judge the Judges" will be the Main Loung. of the Union. The group of non.mllsie of thl ConClrt will go to Proiect AID, munication : the art of listening. flected tbe sociali t way of life For e x a mp Ie, M n r len e flt U, G, Iowa City. bassoon; De· audience·participating pro g ram maiors is directed by K,ny.rd Smith, G, Mi15oull , -Photo by Don Sobwick shown by the University Camera ~...2~~_~_"':""-_~ _____---: ______A workshop is sched\Uled Cor the of our people, and ail youth as· Schmidt. Mi s Universe of 1901, Anne Fromme, G, Iowa City, vio· Club at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the end of the conference. socialed itself with her I would was a refug in 1960. lin; and Patricia Addis, cello. Pentacrest Room of the Iowa Registrants will be (~iven the op· -=::::=~=:.....::=-=:.....:---..:..=-----..:.....-----:--:-- Selections will include "Canlata Memorial Union. Despite Post's Move- No. 160," by J. S. Bach and "Dich· portunilyraise questions to n elivelyand d 'I!!:eussparticipate, prob- How To IFatherl a War terliebe," by Schumann. The group will try to select the prize winning slides chosen by the lems of common inten~lt . A certi· • • ficate of completion: will be • official judges for the 1962 Ansco· LON DON !UPI ) - A British I of a special message from Ken · Lost But Found chrome of the Year contest. awarded to those who allend all 8 N.Y. Papers Close Ranks (our sessions. newsman aid Friday that Pr S'I nedy which is locked in B sa(e Owners of articles which have Members are asked to bring ~ \Yo Registration is $15 per person or ident Kennedy could give the ig· aboard the ship. been found on University property of their own snow scenes, either NEW YORK IUP!) - Publishers Publishers said it was "unwise" old contract until the srlke is set· prior to Jan . I, 1963, must identiCy prints or slides, for evaluation. $50 for all sessions. The- registra· Dal for World War 1Il by sending The captain and lwo otber of· of eight strike·affected metropoli­ and that it might prolong the strike tled. Besi des the Post , the non· tion Cee includes tuition, Juncheon .hd claim them at the New In· Interested camera fans are wel­ by stiffening the union 's position. a "famUygram" 0 tensibly telling fieers then would verify wb ther come to attend. tan newspapers closed ranks Fri· struck papers are the Mirror, Her· and all materials. fo~mation Desk of the Union by day and resumed joint negotiations Mayor Robert F. Wagner called aid Tribune. Long Island Star·Jour· a crewman aboard a U.S. Polaris the "familYilram" was .au~hentic Mar. 9. Articles unclaimed by then \ , h h II and the ship would begm Its 15· • • • with striking printers despite the Lhe talks a "last-ditch" ef(ort to nal and Long Island Press. missile submarme t at t e sa or minute count-down procedure. will be sold by Union Board. Pro· New York Post's deci ion to reo ceeds wUl be contributed to ProJ­ Orientated end the dispute. He said he would The publishers aid the Po 1 Color Film Se~ had become a lather. Pugh and th e other journailsts sume publication before the 84-day· not let them "drift on and on." move "does not alter the firm de· ect AID and tbe unsold articles will Three recent sur graduates have old dispute is settled. Stevenson Pugh, defense COl·re· made a lwo.hour cruIse aboard the be donated to tbe Student Associ· Mrs. Dorolhy Schifr. Post Pub· termination of the olher publishers At 2:30 Sunday finished in the upper LO per cent Union leaders disagreed about in the association to continue to pondent of the Daily Mail, made Ethan Ailen rrom its base at Holy ation on Racial Equality. of their basic officer orientation the effect the surprise move by lisher, announced late Thursday the remark In describing his visit Loch, Scotland. press for a sali factory agreement "Secrets of the Unctferwater • • • courses. All were Distinguished the Post would have on the talks. that she had resigned from the with a group of British newsmen ____ Military Graduates of the Army ______Publishers' Association of New to end the current trike." World," a color (ilm of t!he Red Thursday to the Polaris submarine SAFE TO SA.Y York City and would resume pub· Powers has de cribed the main Sea and other locales, will be Jamming Sunday ROTC program here. Ethan Allen. FLORENCE , Ala. IA'I - A man, The Union Board ' is sponsoring lication Monday under an agree· issue of the deadlock as a common shown at 2:30 p.m. Sunday ~n Mac­ First Lt. John C. Cortesio Jr. was ment with strike leader Bertram expiration date for contract . He bride Auditorium . Pugh said he had been told duro be t left anonymous, was placing a jazz jam session in the River designated an Honor Graduate of ing the visit the message which an ad in the Florence Hera ld seek· Room of the Union Sunday from 2 u.s. Composer A. Powers, president of Local 6 of said the craft unions want an Paul Cherney, Technical ,$,dviser the Judge Advocate Generals could send the Ethan Alien's 16 Ing his wife's 10 t ,at. lie told the to 5 p.m . Listeners are welcome. the International TYpOgraphical expiration date of Oct. 3L, 1964, lhe of Ihe Undersea Researcb Insti· Course conducted at the Univer­ Union (lTm. date the contract with the New nuclear · armed mis ilcs hurtling clerk to add that a $100 reward r sity of Virginia . Lt. Cortesio reo tute at Cannes , Fraoce, will give 1,800 miles to their targets would would be pala (or its safe retutn, • • • Powers said he thought the Post's York Newspaper Guild expires, so an illustrative lecture on llbe un· ceived bis law degree in June of To Visit Here resumption of pUblication would following contracts can be nego· be one of a con tant stream of The clerk a ked if that wasn't Movie Sunday 1962. derwater world. "faroiIYllrams" monitored by U.S. prelly stiff reward for a cat. "Not Mickey Rooney, Grace Kelly and Gunther Schuller, American "speed up settlement of the strike." tiated through "true collective bar. This is one of the ]6 such pro· Second Lt. Richard J. Sundberg Elmer Brown, international pres· gaining." submarines at sea. this cat," he replied. "You sce I've WlIliam Holden star in the Union graduated number one of 58 and composer who received two na· gram in the Mountainool'l> Color The mes ages include such news alreadY drowned It ," Board movie, "Bridges of Toko· tionat creative arts awards in 1960, ident of the ITU, said however that Walter Thayer, publisher of the Adventure Film·Lectures sCi'les, RI." Second Lt. Robert P. Guenther he did not think the Post's decision Herald Tribune, said the main is· as births, deaths and marriages ------Sunday at 7 p.m. in Macbride number 10 of 58 in the Chemical will visit the SUI campus March which started in October and will Auditorium. 18·23 as guest composer. would make much difference. sue is "simply money ." last until April. among the families of sailors. I RUMMAGE .. BOOK SALE Officer Orientation Course at Fort "I don't believe it changes any· The union is .Ilemanding a $9 • • • McClellan, Alabama. Lt. Sundberg Awarded both tJ e National In· The nlm shows in a speciat tor· It "could sound something like TODA Y stitute of Arts and Letters Awards tbing," he said. wage increa e thl' fi rst year and a congratulatory me sage on the • A,M, • 12 Noon Home Ec Supper received his degree in Chemistry $9 pedo·like device with a light and Brandeis University's Creative The Post was one of five papers the second in addition to fringe birth of a sailor's baby," be said. In the B.umlnt of the The Home Economics Club is with Highest Distinction in June that ceased operations in New benefits. but Powers has said the beam photographing marine crea· sponsoring a baked bean supper 1959 and Lt. Guenther graduated in York City when the printers went union would lower its wage de· tures - fish, sea anemones . .sea Pugh said the wording of the CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH from 5 to 7 p.m. in 212 Macbride Mechanical Engineering with High on strike Dec. 8 against four others mands if publishers would agree to cucumbers and coral glowing in u war message" would h a veto ltI North Clinton Sunday. Tiekcts are available for Distinction in June 1960. - tile Times, News, Journal·Amer· Ihe Oct. 31. 1964 expiration dale. many hues. coincide exactly with the wording I $1 at Whetstone's. • • • ican and World·Telegram & Sun . This date is said to be unaccept· • • • 'Tugboat Annie' Powers repeatedly has offered to able Lo publishers because it could allow printers to return to work at mean a strike just a few days be­ • Harakdanim The spring speech and dramatic tbe five papers under terms of the fore a presidential election . SAVE CASH IA Harakdanim, the Israeli folk art film series will open Tuesday • • • • dancing group, will meet Sunday at 8:05 p.m. in Shambaugh Audi· from 8 to 11 p.m. in COnference torium with the movie "Tugboat Room 3 of the Union. Annie. " The 1933 film stars Marie Dressler, Wallace Berry, Robert Reformatory Parolee • • • Young. and Maurine O'Sullivan. Liver. and Bacon Magsig Recital The story tells of Annie's struggle James Magslg, G. Ovid, Mich. , against capitalists and strong men Admits Fatal Stabbing " will presen t a plano· r eCl ' tal Sunday to retain her right to navigate. Sliced - Beef , 'Allgood - Sliced at 7:30 p.m. in North Rehearsal Other films to be shown this MINNEAPOLIS IUPll - A slim had been dating Mary's si tel', Hall. spring include "David Harum," young reformatory parolee Friday Patricia, 16, a high chool student, Tbe re~ital is in partial fulfill- "Pow Wow," "Abbott and Coslello confessed stabbing and bludgeon· bu~ the girls' parents wanted Pat· meat for a master of arts degree. in Hollywood." "The Loves of ing a pretty lS·year·old baby sitter ricia to stay away from him. EXTRA He will play works of Haydn, Franistan," "The Clown," and "A il to death as she begged God for Steeve said Mary had threat· WORTH SO PlAID Schubert, Chopin and Franck. at Sea ." help. ened to tell her parents that he STAMPS Ronald LeRoy Steeves, 19 , said and Patricia stili were eeing each With tho Pureh... 0' ••• Mary Louise Bell , pleaded, "Dear other and he wanted 10 talk with .I.nt Plrkt, GUNTHER SCHULLER God, please help me" just before Mary about it. Frosted Bill 35' she died in a wooded Lovers Lane Donuts. Pkg . of 6 Alderman Found Slain Arts Award Cor his oulslanding Earlier Steeves had maintained area near famed Minnehaha Falls that an 18·year-old youth had killed contributions to music, Schuller early Thursday. will be the eighth distinguished Mary Louise. Fish Sticks (.p;~~~n" 3:~~ $1 00 composer since 1956 to visit the The girl. described by a former He al 0 lold que tioners that a In Chicago Intrigue campus in a sel'ies sponsored by leacher as "lovely," was lured 17-year-old YOUUl and a L6·year·old ------' from a baby sitting job by Steeves girl had gone to the park with CHICAGO CUPll - Swarms of an automatic pistol fired "Chine e Ibe SUI Department of Music . During his stay at SUI, Schul· a few hours aIler she attended Ash them but did not witness the slay· I I undercover Investigators Friday e:l:ecution" style into the base of Wednesdav church services. ing. The 17·year·old named by h\lllted enemies of slain Ald. Ben· the skull - was found Thursday ler will work primarily with composition students, discussing Steeves first claimed the girl Steeves surrendered to pOlice and PORK TEN'DERLOIN jamin F. Lewis in a maze of power sprawled on the carpeted floor of was que tioned before Steeves SKINLESS FRANKS 'I politics and intrigue over planned his new political headquarters in and criticizing tbeir works. He was killed by an 18·year-old friend Super.ll,ht, All of his. He changed his story and finally broke down and admitted A&P's Super. business venture that might have lhe turbulent 24th Ward. will speak to music stUdents M.. t. Plus SO Extr. Ct March 19 and a concert of his confessed Friday after detectives the killing, C l·Lb. ; I; stepped on the toes of suburban Coroner Andrew Toman esti· PI.ld St.mps. With 55 • I music will be presented in Iowa took him to the scene of the slay. The \7.ycar-old youth surrend· Right Quality Pkg. lIalllsters. mated that the ald erman died at ing, Police Chief Pat Walling said . ered 10 pOlice Friday morning. He .Ib·79 CIUPO" M.II". around 8 a.m. but pOiice said they Memorial Unjon at 8 p.m. March . ' Detectives searching for more 20 by the SUl Symphony Orches· Walling said Steeves made an told police he had been with immediate clues questioned two believed he was killed Wednesday oral statement that he coaxed Steeves early Wedn day night but nighl. tra. women wbo believed they heard the Guest composers who have Mary from tbe second·slory apart· not when Steeves took Mary Louise shots that killed lhe slim, dapper Dorothy Thomas, 27, and Pearl visited SUI in tbe series sponsored ment where she was baby·sitting to the park. Police said Steeves * FIRM NenD Democratic "comer" and Sutton, 22. two women who live in and drove her to the scene of the then confirmed the youth's story. " by the Music Department are WiI· anotber woman who said she saw an apartment house directly be· Iiam Schuman I t956) , Samuel slaying in Minnehaba Park. Steeve first denied he was at the *RIPE a man walking In an alley through hind the ward headquarters, told Barber (1957), Aaron Copland The chief aid Steeves shOwed SCene o{ the killing but admitted it Lb. which Lewis' assassin apparently pOlice lhey heard "three expto· (1958 ), Wallingford Rjegger (1959), detectives a spot in a creek bed after pOlice proved that his shoes * GOLDEN sions" as they watched television 15~.' ned. Roger Goeb (960 ), Darius Mil· where he said he stabbed Mary sev· matcbed footprints in the snow BANANAS Police Supt. Orlando W. Wilson's about 9 p.m. Wednesday. Miss Sut· el'al times. Officers had found blood where the body was found. Steeves haud (1961) and Halsey Stevens, c "new·look" department faced what ton commented that "somebody is who was here last May. spots in tbe snow there. also had blood smears on his shirt. A&P ,.or. 79( Suilana 2 HI. 39 8baped up as its biggest test since getti ng sbot." Steeves said that after stabbing Instant CoHee Decaffeinated (.r Tuna Flakes Brand c.". the (ormer University of California The women told police they look· the girl he decided to take her Want To Know More Wisconsin Ann Pan- FlU, Crime School dean came here three ed out their window and saw no to a doctor but couldn·t belp her .. 59c ..edlum Broad, 1·lb. 29c Contribution Will About Diamonds? Cheddar Cheese Sharp . L~ . Egg Noodles Exln Brold p ••. years ago today to reform a force one. Mrs. Lolita Ratliff, 40, who up an embankment to return to .. ahaken by a cops·turned·robbers the car. He said he helped her lives in the same building, was Net A Shoe Shine c Bremner 1·lb. 19' scandal. questioned about her story that along a creek bed until he found CoHage Chees, Cream Rich 2 ~~, 49 Sahin. Crackers pk,. Mayor Richard J. Daley, cogni· she saw a Negro man walking Students wishing to have their a less·steep pathway. unt of the fact that former State's briskly through the alley shortiy shoes shined can at lhe same The girl fell , be told detectives, AUy. Benjamin Adamowski al ready before 8 a.m. Thursday and then time contribute to the Project and "I knew I wa going to Still· Coldstream was making an issue 01 the Lewis noticed that the rear door of the AID scholarship fund Sunday aC· water Islate pri on ) anyway so I kJlllng in the bait Ie (or the Mayor· ward office stood ajar. ternoon in the Union . thought I would finish her off." alty election next month, offered a Members of the police tactleal Eight SUI coeds will shine Police said Steeves told them be Great al $10,000 reward for information lead· undercover function ITUF Guys) , shoes tram 4 to 6 p.m. in the Lenten Meals CaL~n' 59 -~ ing to the apprehen ion and con· Pink Salmon posing a8. west side residenls, join' lobby outside the Gold Feather vlction of the killcr. ed detectives of the gambli ng, vice, Room. Charge is 25 cents per Daley made the orrer on behalf narcotics and organized crime pair. JUST ARRIVED Piece, and Stem, - Cavern 01 the city at a news conference. units in the all·out hunl. The tudents are Jody Per· he said ~e knew nothing of reports kins, AI, Rock Island. 1I\.; Don· that LeWis had mad enemies of na Lukes. Al, Waterloo ; Judy JUl1iol' Petite To Spice Up Oz. , the racketeers t hat prey on Chi· 4 , ' j- Civil Defense Sprague, AI, Mason City; Gayle This is Laure Young going oul on the Lenten Meals Cans c~o's Negroes wlth the nickel and Sullivan , AI, Arlington Heights, . Dresses and Mushrooms '4 ·89C. lown, In our olfice, . he de sign. dime "policy" game. t' !: ~ .. • Meeting Slated IiI.; Sherry Florer, AL, Des 2·piece Coordinate Outfits diamond jewelry. :'Ii , Young i. an The mayor also said he had no Moines; Sue Anne Orr, Al, Park Authore.', eon.uilanl, and lecturrr on Information on report - being A meeting to discuss the estab· Forest, ILL; Lisa Devoe, AI, diamond f. and mal' be able 10 make a cheeked out by Wilson 's detectives prt enlalion al your college. Wrile lor 8 IIshment of a county·wide civil Cedar Rapids and Judy Bonnett, Also ... - that 8uburban Cicero under· i"formalion on how to cave from ~. 10 o0 defense program will be held at AI. Fairfield. Oz. l, ~ on lhe purchase 01 diamond jellelry world leaders had been angered by 7:30 p.m. , March 11 at the Iowa The shoeshine plan, sponsored S1. Ihrough Ih email dirrrl from onc of Lewla' efforts with business col· City Civic Center. by Ihe Student Senate Project Pkgs. leaaues to launch a new savings Eoal1-Picotle America', well known diamond Cullen. City Manager Carslen Leikvold AID Commission , has eal'ned and loan association. $92.50 in men 's housing units. Dve;5,ooQ;tyl.;$l00 00 ,000 Police said the Cleero "mob" ha met with the county board of AII·silk Blouses I" ,,$i I supervisors Friday. Following the This is the lasL phase of the I Sind fer fREE 72·PAU CATAlOI been in(lllraHng legitimate loan shoeshine project. I bu,lne&ses and presumably would meeting the board said it wlll in· I MIS LAURE YOU G ligttt any intrusion by a n w firm . vile mayors and fire chiefs from moe whrtesook I EMPIRE DIAMOND Co~P. \ I thl'Ollghout the county 10 the meet· Lewis, a wealthy real e 'tate oper· fa<lollJ of dl.tlnctiOlI I Empire 1.le Bldg., Nc'I' York I I ator, had joined II other persons Ing. Specl.I 8" Method of fi nancing the pro· far ladie~ .mel gelltic/licli I I In filing application with thr Stale I NIIII ...... I This We.k 51 •• Department of Financial Instltu· gram ,In the county with eventu(ll at ..ven 10Uth dubuque Itrl,t Reg, ,Ie .. I AddrlSl ...... ,...... ,.... I tlonl for permission to form Ill(! goal 01 hiring a lull·time dlt'ector Iowa city Mld·Town Savings As oelatlon . 10 organize the civil defen~(' sy~· \ ...... I Lewis' body - three bullet~ from t~m hel'e will ~ Ii1scUl8e(I, ...--...,...---.,...... ~ ...... -... ===::: ..: ==== '. orne ,''.. lowa' Teams,~ . I * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Gym Team Faces Gophers; Hawks Seek 5th Place; Michigan Wrestl ,e~ Hawks I Prepare for Big!Ten M~et Meet Wildcats, Badgers For Mythical Big Ten Tifr~ By GARY SPURG!ON has fallen to near the boltom on ferellce foes 21.2 to 7.5. While lown PItOBABLE LINEUPS Big Ten rebounding after two sub­ PROIABLE LINEUPS ','. Staff Writer IOWA Po.. N'WESTEitN IOWA Class MICHIOAN has 18.2 to 8,7. The meet will prob­ 110.'" 1.4) c 16.3j Lopo." par performances under the boards Fuller 123 Rhodes ably be one of the most clollE~ Iowa's gymnasts will be after their eighth victory of the Hankins !,.o) F 6·5 K.eley on the road. P.rkar 130 DOI.man fought affairs to be held iD the Mes.lck '-8! C 6·9 Wolsl.w Hllff 137 Wilcox dual meet season at 1:30 p.m. when they take on Minn~sota. Itedd lnglon 6·1 G 6-l1 Falk Iowa must win In Ule next two O... nl •• 147 D.itrlck or field house in recent years. Itodgers ,-3 G 16·1 RI .... n K ••n The meet, being held in the North Gym of the Field House, games against competitors for the Kohl 157 Boy According to Michigan coach By BILL PEMBLE first division. Northwestern still Combs 1.7 Stow.1I Cliff Keen. the Wolverines are ':a will be the Hawkeyes £inal tune­ has an outside chance to end up Schlllln, 177 Miller Ul' before the Big Ten meet March Sports Editor JohnNn HWT Ilrd.n young team that's come a long the meet, Holzaepfel said. in the first five and will be way wjtho ut any stars." He added, ,, - 8·9 at East Lansing, Mich . The Gophers have a 3-3 Big Ten With their eyes fixed on a first baWing to clear hurdle number By GEORGE KAMPLING "We've got some depth and we're "They have tarry Gleason , a record and sport two flne gym­ division berth. coach Sharm one. Iowa must face up-and-down StlH Wrlt.r still ex perimenting to place the ., nasts. Iowa Coach Dick Holzaepfe\ -. fine all-around man, and Tom Scheuerman's Iowa basketeers Wisconsin on Monday at Madison Coach Dave McCuskey sends his boys where Ihey'U do the IIlCIst said, however. that the Gophers and will be fighting to slay ahead Iowa wrestling team on tile mat good ." Arneson, a side horse specialist," appear to have a lack of depth. seek' to make Northwestern Big of the Badgers. today at 2:30 p.m. in the Field The fop matches of the meet will Holzaepfel s~id . Their strength Glenn Gailis, who has been .'. Ten victim number six. The Hawks An interesting statistic about t}1e House for the last time this season probably pit Michigan's Dave DOte. seems to lie in bothered by a finger that he dis· in dual competition against last man. Gary Wilcox. and Chris Slol\'. these two events." loeated two weeks ago, has been will battle the Wildcats tonight at two teams playing Saturday night 7: 30 on the Iowa Field House is that with their ball control of­ year's runner·up in the Big Ten. ell against Iowa's three all-Amtri. "T hey don't working on all apparatus, the coach Michigan. cans. Norman Parker. Tom Hllfl, have the neces- said. court. in the last home contest of fenses. the teams ranked 9th and the year. 10th in the league in scoring. with "This will probably be the best and Steve Combs. Parker. unbeat. sary strength to "The finger has improved qui te a meet of lhe season." said McCus- en in 11 matches. and leading' point be a rea I good lot in the last week," Holzaepfel Hawkeye seniors seeing their last the Hawks resting in last place " with a 68.8 points per game aver­ key. "and should be real close." maker on the Iowa team wiu go dual meet team." said. "Of course I don't really know home action will be Captain Joe Winner of tbis dual can claim against Dozeman. 10.6. Dozeman Reddington. J elTY Messick. Dick age. 16-FootVaults he commented. "I what kind of shape it is in becal1se • to the Big Ten dual meet cham· holds a 10.2 win over Micbigan don't think they GaiJis is the kind of guy wbo hides Shaw and Tom Purcell. • pionsbip. though. thera is no trophy State's Okla Johnson. and is one will be able to the pain." The Wildcats will be aching for Wisconsin will be performing {or the TV audiences for the thIrd time Boost Track; involved. of the most improved grapplers on han dIe our all· Holzaepfel said he expected Gail. Wildcat', Top Scorer revenge after 66·65 double over­ The Hawkeyes have compiled an the Wolverine roster. around depth. is to com!)ete in all events. He s<'lid time loss at Evanston on Dave this year on Sat­ 8-3 dual meet record. with 8·1 in HOLZAEPFEL The Hawkeyes, he might be held out of the high Roach's basket. Leading the Nortb· urday. The Badg­ conference action . The two non- Wilcox . unbeaten in just three who will be after six straight vic· bar because the event tends to ag­ Fencing Tryouts western attack has been flashy ers wilL be mee~ Fans Speak conferenCee losses came at the matches. will go against Huff. Tom tories. are all in good condition for gravate finger injuries. Want to try out for a varsity Rick Lopossa, an effective 6·3 for­ ing M i chi g a n hands of Oklahoma and Oklahoma has an 8-1 dual record. but missed sport at Iowa? ward Lopossa. an effective 6-3 for­ State. a team that NEW YQJ;tK (UPJ) - No doubt Stat. while Michigil n State took a the Indiana and Purdue meets last Now's your chance. Coach poi nts per game. just a shade has had trouble about it - track crowds at Madi- 14-11 win for the only conference week because of a virus infection. Jim Whit. of the Iowa fencing ahead of Richie Falk. the nifty getting going. The son Square Garden are wild about loss of the year. Keen said. "Wilcox hasn't met any. Sports Shorts team has set out a request for guard. Falk and Lopossa spear­ Badgers. last time those high-flying fiberglass pole The Wolverines are unbeaten in one nearly as good as Huff. That'll int.r.lsted freshman and sopho­ headed the attack which kept Iowa out nudged Indi­ vaulters. the conference with seven straight be a real test." mores to roport to the fencing in the hole nearly all of the game ana out of the title Only the purists are beefing. wins. including Q 19-8 pasting of Combs. 10-1. will face Stowell in loft on March 4 at 3:30 p.m. picture 102-96 at Mjchigan S tat e th e 167·pound match. Stowell ha.! Of All Sorts at Evanston. Falk netted 23 points "It·s no longer a sport." said one. last week. They a good 8·3 mark. some of them at for tryouts. The loft is located and Lopossa. 19. . Madison. On the " SCHEUERMAN home court. the "It·s show biz." opened the season 177. NEW YORK (UP!) - Sports of Jerry Wa1ker. will be making his in the top floor of the field The Cat's have had a tough luck all sorts: 23rd change of uniforms in just bollSe, southwest corner. Wisconsin men are very tough. But sport Ot show business. pole losing to Penn Other top grapplers on the Wolv. season. six of their eight confer­ having handed Illinois one of the vaulting hilS rocketed in public State 14-11. and erine squad are Rick Bay. 13-2.2, No news continues to be good 10 years if the deal goes through The 19~3 Hawkeye fencers ence losses coming by five poiDts IIlini's two losses 84·77 at Wis­ esteem. And the man 0)1 the haven't been beat- with most of his bouts coming in news for the lowly New Yo a k on schedule today .. . the nomadic fall.d to win a dual meet and or less. Coach Bill Rohr's team has .. outfielder started at Sacramento. w.re handicap",d by a small consin Field House. slreet - whose habitat is some 16 en sin c e. The the 167-pound division; and heavy. Hockey Rangers and lhe pro bas­ notched foul' wins. the latest one Top performer for coach Johnny feet below the altitude peopled by Wolverines knock. weight Jack Barden, 7-].1. ketball Knicks ... During the local Calif.. in 1953 and so far has played number of candidates. At one 71-66 ovel' Minnesota . knocking the in 17 different cities. time, the ~quad had only eight Erickson's crew lately has been the vaulting mob - already is fir- ed off e a s t ern With this being the last meet of newspaper blackout. the Knicks Gophel'S out of the Big Ten race. Ken Siebel. a smoolh working {or­ ing in suggestion for "improving" power Pittsburgh the year. and the two teams rated are up mor\ than 20 per cent in $ $ fencers and entered two meets with a handicap of three points Last Monday. the stalling of· ward. equally strong (rom outside this intriguing event. 14-13. Ulen started as top contenders for the Big Ten . attendance and the Rangers boom­ ]JJinois basketball fans may be fense employed by Rohr threw a and inside. E. A. of Queens Village. N.Y .• a on tbe conference title next week at Northwestern. a ed nearly 18 per cent. displaying some mixed emotions because of lack of the necessary ninth contestant. scare into Ohio State before the Jack Brens. 6-8 pivotman. is the a (ormer Manhattan College star, trail. McCUSKEY large turnout is expected by Me· One box·office expert analyzes: about the lllini move to a new 16.- Coach White points out that Bucks finally pulled it out, 5045. leading scorer over the season writes: Michigan has outscored their con- Cuskey. 1211-seat arena againsl Northwest­ "These teams are losers but the some of Iowa's rival5 this sea' The Hawks will be attempting with a 17-8 average. sligbtly ahead "This should be converted into --~------.-:..------public isn't reminded of it in the ern next Monday night ... The new SOrt pick.d teams from squads to stop their losing string at three. of Seibel's 17.6 mark. Hawkeye a two-man team event. While one papers day after day and there's hall has been in the works for After hitting at better than a 40 fam; however. will remember the I of :10-40. years on the Illinois campus but it man hangs onto the pole for dear less ticket·buying resistance than The Iowa fencers are- cur­ per cent clip for the past two hero of the Iowa win at Iowa City. life, his tenmmate bends the pole might be expected." means the end of "good luck" Huff r.ntly comp.ting in Big Ten games. Scheuerman hopes that his Tarzan Tom Gwyn . the second top Gymnasium where in 38 years the as far as he can and. when a Sports Briefs Same. he says. gocs Cor certain Championships at East Lans· men have f nd their shooting Badger rebounder will be in the starting pistol is fired. he lets fly Broadway shows but lhe really lIIini rolled up a fantastic 339·79 lng, Mich. eyes. On the other hand, Iowa starling lineup again. Gwyn is re­ CORTINA, Italy lA'I- Young Don one or these months. record for an .811 percentage. with both pole and man. This go o d theatrical attractions are ------membered for his SWinging act on won't increase the overall expenses McPherson of Canada turned in a • moaning about lack of newsprint • • • the Wisconsin basket during the RELEIGH, N.C. (WI - Top,seed· I any because the pole bender can brilliant free skating exhibition and exposure. Construction workers erecting the lIIiniBattlesWolves New Orleans waning moments of the 65-:;6 ed Duke responded to a late Nonh new Flushing Meadow Stadium for be a weight thrower who failed • • • Hawkeye win. to reach the shot put final or even won the men's singlcs title Friday Carolina State challepge by scoring t Chuck Essegian, traded by Cleve­ the New York Mets are having it os Plays Purdue Anotber fine performer in reo night in the World FigUre Skating 32 points in the last 13',l lJIil1utes as tough this winter as the Mels a friend of the family ." land to Kansas City for pitcher Co·leader Illinois is on the spot cent games has been Dave Championships, Friday night to win its 17th coji­ did last summer ... Frigid weath­ in more ways than one as the Big Gramms, a top outside shot. Pat Writes R.C. of Chicago : Record. 67 "Instead of a landing pit. why McPherson: 17. was fourth in a secuti ve basketball game 8H5 and er is causing delays that might. Ten basketball race heads into its Richter. an end on the football move into the finals of the Atlantic according to pessimists, postpone final stages. team and a basketball regular in not install a trampoline on the far field of 19 alter Ille s;x compul· side or tile crossbar? Any vauller Co a s t Conference Championship , the opening date to 1964 . The Illini. tied with defending For Rosburg the past. has seen only limited sory school figures. but leaped to Tournament. Cage Results • • • champion Ohio State for first at action for tbe Badgers this year. who clears the bar. then must hit the title with his outstanding free Marvelous Mar v Thornberry. the trampoline and bounce back Jeff Mullins. heretofore the jun· 9-2, obviously have a tougher as· NEW ORLEANS ~ - Bob Ros­ After the weekend action. tbe skating performance in coid, clear COLLEGI popular but butter-fingered first signment at Michigan (6-5) than over the bar from the opposite ior partner in Duke's point-seQring burg found the tricky winds at Hawks will have only one Illore weather at the outdoor Olympic Ice firm headed by AII.America Art Cornell 90, Cae 85 baseman of the Mets. used this the Buckeyes. unbeaten in 4~ direction to make it an official Iowa Wesleyan 64. Dubuque 55 Lakewood Country Club anything game, the big Saturday encounter Stadium. argument in an attempt to get a straight home games and host to vault. .. qp,.mAn . pallin l~ the Blue Devil Upper Iowa 75. Parson. 74 but troublcsome Friday and fired with llIinois in the new $8 million He succeeds countryman Don scoring with 25 points. C".umbla 70, l-ennsylvanla 66 pay hike for 1963 . . . "I drew a last-place Purdue (1·11l. a record 67 for the first·round all-sports arena at Champaign. J.O.S. of Kansas City wires: "I }>rmcelon 78, Cornell 65 lot of people to the baJJ park," Jackson. who turned professional Heyman. the college Player of Harvard 62, drown 58 Saturday's round of conference lead in the $40 ,000 Greater New have just developed a fiberglass after winning the 1962 t i tl e in Kapsa, 72. AlIssou"1 68 said Marv . . . "Yes," retorted (5-6) at Michigan State (3·8) in a pole with rungs like a fireman's the Year. was troubled by. a lena: Temple 64, Long Is}and U. 49 Orleans Open. Prague, Tulane 77 Loull;lana Slate 65 haggler Johnny Murphy of the regional TV matinee. Northwest· * * * ladder. Even novices are guaran­ cious N.C. State defense, thaI per. }tPUSIOD 75, Oklaboma Clly 73 Mets. "And you drove a lot of peo­ ern 14-7) at Iowa (5-6) and Indi· Finishing at noon with his 5·un­ • • • m itted fcw scoring liberties. bul Vermont 70. Clarkson 73 ted a 2O·foot vault after a 10·minute ple away. too." ana (7-4) at Minnesota 17·5l. der·par 36·31. the pudgy Rosburg DUBUQUE (.fj - Iowa Wesleyan he managed 19 points. collected Sl. _oseph 's (Pa.) 70, Dayton 63 - who grips a club like a base­ demonstration. " Yale au. Dar.mouth 55 Others feel it's a shame that so with Jeff Trickett getting 20 points , nine rebounds and passed of( lot Texas iI9, ArkanSAS ~6 ball bat - kept in the lead even won its fourth basketball game of several other baskets. for the na· ACC TOURNIY hough the breezes slackened and many vaulters are going so high in t/le air and don't really DO any­ the season against 18 losses by tion's second ranked team. &emlflnal, Player-of-th~YeCif Heyman other players were able to con­ edging Dubuque 64.55 Friday night Duke 82, N.C. ~ alO f.b thing while Utey're up there. • • • Wake Forest 56, N. CaroUna 55 quer par. in Iowa Conference competition . Soulh.rn Conf.r.nc. Tourn.y "They should be judged on points NEVER BEND, the I~ 2,year­ S.mlflnal, Another veteran. Bo Wininger. like high divers," writes Mrs. Ger­ They were lied 30·30 at the half. old champ. and unbeat(ln Candy West Virginia 81. Furman 63 Wants To Play Pro Ball the defending champion. shot a 36· aldine T. of East Horse Blanket. Haynes Harbaught and Fred Van Spots w.ho has raced only lIlur HIGH SCHOOL 32-68 for second place while young Iten each got 14 points for Du­ loys DlSlrlcts DURHAM. N.C. IA'I - Duke's "Then I began to face reality," Wyo. "Any man who does 16-3 and times. are strong favorites to take Dave Marl' finished third with a buque. which now has a 6-11 confer­ today's two $loo.OOO-added horse Flnl Itollncl ~1I·America Art Heyman. whose said Heyman. "With the help of on the way down exeoutes a double East Unlon IAltOnl d~, Clarinda .0 hot temper and O)ling fists once 33·36-69. twisting forward 1'h somersault ence rel:ord and is 7·15 overall. races and SElt up their clash for the Mount Ayr 52, CornIng 44 coaches Vic Bubas and Fred Sha· Hcelan (Sioux CUy) 51. Cenlral almost ended his basketball ca- bel I began to grow up . Gary Player. the little South pike should be decl!\red the win­ • • • 3·year·old title . (Sloax City) 45 'd F 'd "I h own African. carded a 70 for the best ner over a vaulter who just goes NEW YORK lA'I - Kenny Lane Hampton 68 Clarion 56 reer, SUI rl I'IY: ave gr • • STILLWATER, Okla. IA'I - Okla. GI'cen 62, Sumner 53 Up. I have learned to become score among the golf world's Big UP and comes down." risks his slim chance for a light­ Hull (Western Chrlstlan) 62, Sibley humble." 5 Hawk Runners Three - Arnold Palmer. JackIe There is also a growing concern weight title fight when he takes homa State won both ends or a on ambitious Vicente Derado o( wrestlinl! doubleheader Frlday. de­ 34 Ames 114, Roland 57 Heyman. chosen collegiate bas- Nicklaus and Player. oyel' safety factors. parlicull1l'ly Sutherland 56. Cherokee 4Il klltball Player of the Year by The In Big 10 Finals Palmer and Nicklaus. playing in sin~e one guy dropped out of the Argentina in a television fight at feating Western Slate of Colorado. Ol Sac Cily .7, Kuemper (Carroll) 37 AssOCI'ated Preas. wants to play the same threesome. found the go­ rafters duriljg a meet last yellr Madison Square Garden tonight. 22-5. in the opener and dis~ing Storm Lake 64,.~mthon-Oto 3t " SO W' I re Lone Tree 44, west Liberty 40 pro ball at least two years and MADI N, IS. lof) - owa ing rougher and turned in 74s. and missed the pit entirely. land­ The top-ranking contender from of State College of Iowa. 24>6. alter Lakota 53. St. John's (BancroCt) 39 the/) study law_ qualifIed fin men in the Big ing on the running track where the a five minute intermission. SI. Luke (St. Lucas) 53. M·F·L (Mon' T I k h F' "Anybody who shoots a 75 or un­ MlI~kegon. Mich.. Lane has been ona) 49 "I considllr it a great honor- en ndoor trac meet ere n· der on this course is playing mag­ boys were all out lor the ~. spurned by champion Carlos Ortiz It was the last dual competition '. :1!~8~~ ~~ . ¥~~~r 6'f one that I truly aDI)rel~late ." Hey- . day night, including ace runner nificent golf," said Player after Pllrachui.es and oxygen 1l)8sks in favor of lesser - ranked light­ scheduled fOI' OSU's defending na­ to Regis (Cedar Rapids) 76, Vinton 54 man said when in- Bill Frazier. his round. "It's about as difIicl.llt TOM GWYN have been urged but we feel this Weights but he still hopes to get tional champions and gave them West (Davenport) 61, ASlLumptlon formed of hIS' se- Fralier, who pulled a leg mus- i~ impractical. the New Yorker in a title scrap (Davenport) 38 I Th d d·..1 not t a course as I've ever played." 'Tanan' an Jl-O·I record. Cresco 76 Waukon 60 lection as Player c. uri ay, I.. compe • ----~~--~~~--~------lo~t3lalric\c.'s (Cedar Rapids) 47. Mar- of the Year. Then. in the 600-yard run· in whi,h he _.------Wahlert (Dubuque) 75, East Buchan- he added modest- Is d.fending champion, but an (WInthrop) 42 I 7 Mil b Illy. "lowe a lot to qualified In the half mile. He VIJ~:'3velt (Des Mo nes) 7 , ... c e . had the be.t half-mil. time in 1·································1 West Marshall ISlate Center) .9. EI· my coaches and h t' I ·th 1 54 8 d dora 47 lot) teammates." The t. rta s WI :. compare MI. Pleasant 75, Noire Dame /Bur- . R to the record 1:52.6, CLIP THIS DRY CLEANING 64 6-5 semor of Other HawkeylS who qualified I i IIn~on ) ~k· -t (D' eli Moines) 61. North (D.' vI'lIe Centre N Y Moln·ell) 51 ' • ., w.re Roger K.M' in the 600- Fort Madison 89, Cardinal Strltch regarded as one of y.rd run, Ralph Trlmbl. loining = And Use To Order Your Pizza I (KI~':!'~~ltS9r. 69. Cosgrov. 43 the best pro pros- Fre:tltr in the half mile, Don SPEC,IAl R.glna ( ow. City) 5~, ~Id 'r.lrI8 40 peets in years. led HEYMAN Gardner in the 70-yard low I 12" 14"_I Lincoln (Stanwo. ad) M, Anamosa 47 second ranked Duke to a 140 rec • MENU Wlntersel 54, Waukee 37 - - - hur.dl.s and Garry Holling s- I CHEESE ...... 1.00 1.51 I Johnston SO. Urbanclllie 49 ord during the Atlantic Coas~ 'CQJJ- worth il) tho 44O.yard run. ONION ...... 1.00 1.51 Schle SWig 71. Lake Cl ly 57 fel'ence regular season North Mahaska 66. Oskaloo~a 43 • Michigln led the trials with =. SAUSAGE ...... 1.25 2.10- Grillnell 69, Lynvllle,sully 99 "I've- grown up a lot in the last .Ight qualifi.rs and Michigan Monday, March ~Tuesday, Mardt 5-Wedltesday, March 6. Twin Rtver. [BOde) 60. We.t Bend 50 (our years." the 205-pouild star d I . BEEF ...... loU 2." br~~3r,:: CI y·Bradiate 78. Rem- said. "When I came to Duke 1 Stato place I x m.n, Indudlng _. GEORGE'S GOURMET SPECIAL ...... , ... 1.25 2," 1 Andrew 62", Marquette (Bellevue) 33 b h d Bob Mortlal'd who a 9 a i n Centrll \ueWIIl) 57, N.E. com- was a rash. ot·tempere 17-year- match.d the 60'yard record In • Sausag., Onion, Green Popper munlty IElvlra) 52 old. I had been offered over 100 • PEPPERONI ...... 1.25 Missouri Valley 66 WesL Monon. 55 ell I h' nd r It I't'le big _6_.I_ ._ec_ond_ '_.___ .,--_..,.- 2." Ladies' and Men's East Green (Grand Junellon) 114, Pe,,' soars . I~S a . a a. I ~ . • KOSHER SALAMI ...... 1.25 2.00 ry 51 The publ1clty bUIld-up dIdn't help." • MUSHROOM ...... 1,50 US Grand Community 85, Jefferson 45 During his sophomore year his Central Lyon 55 Sioux c"nter 38 . GRELN PEPPER ...... 1.50 2.25 Grundy Center +8, TraeroClutler 37 temper - and fists - plaglilld hun I MATCHING SU~IS CUlllberland-Mall88n. 6~ . F.xIra 54 t ' _ &HRIMP ...... l...... , .. US Audubon 80 Greenfleld.7 a tImes. 1_" Monticello h. Maquoketa Vlile, .. :::::::::::::::::::::=.::::::::::::::::::=. • TUNA FISH ...... _...... 1.50 US (OT) VIENNA •.. 2025 KnoxvUle 73. CambrloCorydon 32 r iii ANCHOVIE ...... 1.50 Albia 76. Clark Community (Osceola) for study's sake • FRIDAY SPECIAL ...... 1.50 US 45 Prove It freemont MIIII to, Lewl. 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Under the Evian agreement oC secret plutonium detonator instead the pile cannol be added to or explode its first thermonuclear de· Some 1.500 French technicians last March ending the Algerian oC the usual enriched uranium. diminished without lhe addition or and that, if the object is increased , ~6th annual workshop series .is be· WASHINGTON boP for sal . It as en IS e . e al 0 oUs to grain or sand in his shov'll\· ~~a e a~a~dq~~IY n ~ . h I't dili ~ f i~~~~:~~~~~~~~"~e~eie~n~e~~a~t~e~g~~~n~e=m:t~e ~p~~~f~~~t~~~t~'~ili~e=F~r~M~C~h~~~a~n~~~~~d~e~~n~d~M~l:l~a~~~~1~Y'=~:i capitol­ have almost no idea oC what prin. brass and woodwind ensembles will rlJie, Ins ~ltute of l.nternatlOllal .~du· lie \\7 Cui, 30 classical physics, dealing atlon f ciples govern the behavior of ele. be led by H. D. Harmon, head li :n Amfr ~tc hmgt the quallf~ca. s\udent.­ with matter in bulk. is not con· mentary particles. of the Department of Musil: and in-' on:; 0 Ic.an s ude~ts agamst , cerned with the Cact that a parti· Uflion . structor in brass at Moorhead J!vailable public and private schol· day. "It IS our hope that we ~ha~1 be Minn. , State Teachers College, and arship offers available in the Lundt ?ble to understand the e p~lOclples Earl Boyd, professor of woodwind 'United StHt~S .. bY the- I Matrix Table Lf we deve!op further .~ur Ideas on instruments at Eastern Illinois The institute, a private non.pro. AIIthro (: quantumRohrlich Cleld and theory. professor Max St 8te Un ivefs Ity. Ch ar It,·es on. . It organtz. a tlon' , WI' th wh 'IC h th e eol1ege. Dresden, also of the SUI Depart. E~manuel Wish now, h ~ad' of the ~tate De~artment Cl'equenllY .works, ment oC Physics have been en. MUSIC Department and mstruct'or IS sendmg a representative to Banquet Set gaged in reCorm'ulating quantum in violin at the University of Europe next week "to make an Outstanding SUI cocds and Iowa field theory. which attempts to in. Nebraska, will serve as guest o.n.the·spot revie.w oC the qualifica· City women will receive invitations terpret the behavior of maller at critic for a string ensemble work- tlons oC the Afn:an sludents," an thiS week to the ninth annual Mat· the atomic and. molecular level. shop March t6. announcement said. rix Table Banquelto be held March The research is currently support· A vocal ensemble workshop Alfred V. Boerner, deputy assist· I 21 • ed by a two'year, $67,000 grant March 23 will be directed by Steph. ant secretary of slale for cullural TYPING SERVICI ROOMS POR RENT AUTOMOTlVf The event, honoring University from the National Science Founda· en Hobson, director oC choral ac· and educational aHairs, said and community women leaders. is lion . tivities and instructor in voice at there appears to be about 73 Af· TYPING, fait, accurate, expertenced. QUIET. clean rooml 'dJoinln, camp. TROUBLE gellln, Auto In .u rln~.t Advertising Rate. 1-8110, 3·5B bS for men over 21 . Coolll", prtvl. See Bob Bender. Dial ~ .. 1111 sponsored b y Theta Sigma Phi, Rohrlich explained that dealing Northeast Missouri State Teachers rican students scattered around in le,e.8, 11 E. Burl1nlton. 7-6349 or OPAL BURKART FJectrlc Typing. Ex· 8-5eM. 3.7 professional fraternity Cor women with events at the atomic and College, Kirksville. Western EUrope who formerly 'ftIree 0111 ...... Uu wont perleneed. accurate. 8-5723. 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Her sics grew out of observations oC orr IVrom work with pay when Boerner said about 3,900 African 'Iv. Intertlanl I Mentt. ., .,1.1r Servt~e. xW5 or 1.51186. 3.3lAJ\ 924 Iowa Ave. 3-a phenomena such as magnetic, elec· students are now in the United T", IlIttrflent e Menth , ... ROOMS. :Male over ZI. T.V., IlIchen Stop up and '" us topic is "From Here and Back." they marry so they can enjoy HAVE En.llitsh B.A. Will type. Belty prtvlleges. 8-6370 or 7-3297; 3-2 Special Matrix awards will be trical and gravitational forces their honeymoon. Slales, 300 of whom are under ...... ,., I ... CeIINNIIIMIII liteyen •. -'·1434. ..2AR A & A COINS, INC, which involve relatively large U.S. Goyernment grants. DOUBLE .tudent room. Men . Kitchen given to one student and one Iowa "I always think it is a thous· ALL kinds of typing. Experlen~ed. prtVUeges. TV loun,e. f30 eaoh. 924 S'YinIlS & Loen Bid" amounts or malter and energy. By City woman judged most outstand· and pities when two young peo. Phone 7-4191 C.II 8-5246. ..2R Iowa Ave. 7-4277. 3-2 3rd Floor contrast, at the atomic level, ex· ing in leadership and service. pie are married that they usual· -----~:~SC~.-FO--.-S-M-I---- Reservations for the banquet ceedingly small distances and par· Iy scrape only a week together should be sent to Room 201, 1,;001· ticles arc involved. These elemen· Cor their honeymoon," Aston FOR SALE: RCA Victor HI·FI. Brass municalions Center, by March 19. tary particles are the protrons, said. Btand. 88 excellent records. 8-4690 electrons and other particles of after 5.:30 p.m. 3-2 HAGEN'S TV. Guar.ntcea teJevllfoe "I often wonder whether the MALE student over 21 to libar. apart· serviCing py cerlWed Hrvlcemen. , which the atomic nucleus itself is L.C. SMlTH staljdard typewriter. 135. menlo 8-7281. 3-S a.m.·9 p.m. Monday t!:.·ou,h Saturda,. Atlanta's 'Color composed. seeds of the break·up of many 211 North DoclCe. 3·28 8·3S42. Soli marriages are not sown in those "At this level fundamental inter· "Iurd.y, March 2, 19., GIRLS ,e_red En,Ush bicycle. Almost APPROVED HOUSING Wall' Torn Down actions and concepts of classical few days of early married life new. Can 7.5338, mornings. 3-6 IOWA CITY'S CUSTOM through a hasty and Crustrated 8:00 Department or UcaUh field theory, such as cnergy anll Parent·Teachers GOOD B " L Monocular MIcroscope MEN approved hObBln, with cook· ATLANTA mPH - Atlanta's honeymoon." 8:15 News with extras. p.tteTlon Dental Sup. ing laclllllea. Dial '·5652, 11-18 PHOTOFINISHING charge, occur in multiples of the 8:30 Folk Music ply. ,110. 3·9 --=-----...:...-----=---...:... In our own darkroom "Berlin Wall" - a racial barrier smalJest units." Professor Rohrlich 9:00 The Musical ntl DAILY IOWAN IlEIIERVI. APPROVED, clean rooms. New fIIrn· of wood llnd sleel 200 yards long THE VIOLATED 10:00 pointed out. Cue fHI RIe;HT TO REJECT .n.y -----'-ET-S----- Ishlngs, .howersL refrlgeralor. 303 1:00 Saturday }'eature H YOUNG'S STUDIO - was torn down Friday on orders T 0 KYO !UPI) - Communist 3:00 Theatre Mallnee ADVIRTISING COPY. .... E. Church St. 8-48.1. of a Fulton County Superior Court SUMMARtZING THE current reo China charged that a U.S. military 4:30 Tea Time Special '" APPROVED 'h double room . Men. 3 So. Dubuque St. MISI search In quantum field theory, the 5:15 One Man'. Opinion SAL", - Terrler and Chihuahua pup. undergraduate. Close in. Parklt\lll . judge. plane violated its airspace over the 5:30 News pies. Dial 7·\1594. H 8-1242. 115 E. Market. '·%7 Judge George P. Whitman issued SUI physicist said, "We have a Paracel Islands in the South China 5:45 Sports Time theory which is mathematically in· 8:00 Evenlng Concert TWO 'h double Tooma. Male students. • I the order at the request of 10 Ne· Sea Friday, according to a Radio 8:00 Music For a Saturday Night ------WORK WANTED 11 W. Burlington. 3-6 gro and white plaintiffs who ob· consistent. It explains all of the Pek ing broadcast. 9:45 News Final CHILD CARl TYPEWRITERS eiectcd to the barrier which had experimental data which it i .~ sup· 10:00 S~QN OFF IRONINGS. Student boys and girls. ------2tO N. Dodge. Reasonable prices. USED CARS • REPAIRS been erccted by the city of Atlanta t)()sed to explain, and for this the Monda.YJ March 4, 1963 Wn.L baby sit in my bome. 8-6331. 3-2 3·12 experimental physicist is thankCul, 8:00 News Headline • SALES as a move against block busting. 8:04 Morning Chapel Wn.L babyllt. My home. Anytime. Ex· CHILD c_re (or working mother.. 1959, Red lmrala, 2-door. Sport. I , but the theoretical physicist is 8:15 News perlenced. 8-7050. a.e Have reference •. 7.3411. 8-13 Coupe. Sharp 8-3388. 3-l • RENTALS troubled. The equations are valid 8:30 MusIc SCOTCHED ' :30 Boollshelr DIAPARINE Diaper Rental Service FOR SALE: 1955 Pontiac. Excellent PARIS mPH - The newspaper physically, but they make no sense 8:55 News by New proceM Laundry. 313 S. WAHTlD mechanIcal condition, 8-8937. 3·6 Authorized ROVAL Dealer ]0:00 Recent Amerlc.n HIstory Dubuque. Phone 7·9666. a·15AR lo'rance·Soir reported Friday that at all mathematically. 10:50 Mu sic FOR SALE: 1 9 U TR3B. All white. PORTABLES STANDARDS scotch whiskey has disappeared at 11:00 Mhy Is • Writer WANTED: Baby slllln,. Mark Twain WANTED - TWO bedroom home to blRck InLerior. ',000 mi. Price '1,975. "Now, as a result of recenl work 11 :1. Music - New Recordln,s dIStrict. 8-8387. 3.14 rent or sublet lor 19M Summer Se .. 7-9987 or 8-7653. H I' e c C n t receptions in President CIDAIt ItAI'ID' ,Ion by graduate atudent and wlfe and here at sur, we have a theory in - TONIGHT- 11:504 CONELRAD Charles de Gaulle's Elysee Palace. which the mathematical diCCiculties 11:55 Coming Events parent. "No chUdren. Contact James WIKEL "TOP 40" Recording 11:58 New. Capsule MOBILE HOMES POR SALE Brttton, to8 Clark Warrensburg, Mis­ HELP WANTED The paper said the scotch has are to a large extent eliminated. 12:00 Rhythm Rambles .our! by Mar~h 5. Plan on visiting low. bee n replaced by cognac - and· Stars 12:30 Afternoon Report City 011 March , and 9 to look lor It is essentially a reformulation or 1:00 Music FOR SALE: 10 x 50 ll1el Weltwood bouse. WllIln, to commute. 3-2 EDITOR to write ror BUILDINGS mag· TYPEWRITER CO, water, and asked : "(s it a sign oC the old theory, but it has been 2:00 Searchln, World No. " lIlobUe home. Dial 8-0571, .. 112 boo nine, nalllln81 business publication. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ the times'?" MYRON LEE 2:30 Music tween 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. 3-2 WANTED to exchlnge for equIvalent 8 hr. day desired but not necessary. made mathematically consistent. 4:25 News In Iowa City for one year beglnnln, Writ. Of phone Ray Walther, Stamatl, But much more work is needed un· and The Caddie. 4:30 Tea Time NEW and used mobile homes. Parldnr, Sept. 1963: Herllordshlre hou!le. 3 Publl.hlng Co., Box 911, Cedar Rap. S:l5 Sports Time towllli and parts. Dennis Mobile bedroom double recepllon room, Id., EM 4-6167. 3·7 til we understand elementary par· 5:30 Evenln, Report Home Court. 2812 Muscatine ·A,v.e.:l modern kitchen, central heating, lar,e ticles. " Adm. $1.00 6:00 Evening Concert low. City. 337-4791. 3·1 ...... arden; 45 minutes Cambrldg~ fuOy TONIGHT'S SPECIAL 7:55 Baskettiall furnlshed. Peter Marchant, ~ C.r· Brilh' future on the Aerospace. T81. Iowa VB .Wlsconsin (away) , 1960 RICHARDSON IO'x5O' carpe~d7' penterawood Drive. Chorley Wood, Moving? Student Raft. SOc 8:00 Evening Fealure Dial ' -3073. ... Herllordshlre. England. 3-. with I D Card 9:00 Trio 9:45 News FInal 10:00 SIGN OFF OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN PERSONAL AIR FORCE q«. fill" DIAL 7-9696 Cornell College Theatre SEWERS WANTED MONEY LOANED and ule the complet. pre ..nts IMMEDIATELY DI.monds, C.lMre., sa 'fOUl All fORt( lEC1tUlltJt modern equipment of tht Open Sunday Werk .1 hom. doln, limp" MW' Typowrlftn, Watches, L""... , THE SCHOOL Ing. W. supply m.l.rla', .nd INY Gun., Musl: .1 In.t~~n'" WANTED 2 J1Irls. T.lI, allractlve to And Every Evening' shipping bolh ways. Good r.f. of ' .... - '0 work Annua1 American Legion Roar. FOR SCANDAL P'T.' 'IICO work. A.... ly D.pt. AD. Dlel 70453S In, 20's party. Call 6-3471. 3·2 " , 10)( 7010, Adelald. joosf OffiCI, HOCK.JYE LOAN STADIUM PARK resident to dellve-;: Maher Bros. Transfer lIy ::: Clrculallon Manager. 3·6 _ Richard Brln.l.y Shtrlden KESSLER1S _T=o~~=n~to~,~o~n~t~ar~lo~,~c.=n~'=dl~. :;:;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~D~aU~y~IO~w~a~n.~A~pp~IY~in_~pe_r~s~on_._s~e~e ~======:======~ NOW SHOWING I March 7, 8 &9, 1963 "The TJlnder Crust" ®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®t 1:15 P.M. ~I .. Shrimp, Sftek, ... Shows at ... Armstrong Theatre Chide .... S.,..htttI 1:30·3:20·5:20 ·1:20· ':20 p.m. FREE DELIVERY I ! MAIL YOUR WANT AD TO THE DAILY IOWAN $1.00 Students $1,15 Adults THE GIANT STORY I ; DAILY IOWAN - IOWA CITY, IOWA - OR CALL 7-4191 OF MODERN HAWAII! FREE SESSION! THIS AFTERNOON N o 10 Words for Six Days will cost you only • $1.90 cents THE ESCORTS E Y o 8 Words far Six Days will cost you only • $1.52 cents BIG DANCE TONIGHT J ~®®®®@@®®®®~@@®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®~0~_ THE HAWK K

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