, LONDO~ I.fj -"' The Rouse of I Prime Minister Harold Wilson, a state from Wednesday through Fri. Men oC the army, navy and air moved to Waterloo Station for the ber of the House or Common and live more comfortably po Commons, jYilh one seat conspic· Labod te opponent of Churchillian day, the state funeral service will force - 3,500 in all - will line trip to Ihe Bladen churchyard where for 60 years he savored river at WestmlJlster. His new pouSly vacant, speedily approved conserva ti sm, keynoted the cere· take place Saturday in St. Paul's the route from Westminster Hall to where Sir Winston will be buried. parliamentary triumphs and suC· home was ready in 1097. Monday a request of Queen Eli za· mony in the Commons, honoring and burial will be beside his par· st. Paul's. Another 3,500, including Westminster Hall, cradle of much fered defeats. LitUe of William 's original p e zeth If for a state funeral for Sir the British leader of World War II. ents in the Bladen churchyard near units of many crack regiments, of England's history, will echo the The great hall of Westminster remains. The present hall daft! Winslon Churchill in "the discharge "It will be for those war years Blenheim Palace. w'/U be in the line oC march. of our debt of public gratitude and that his name will be remembered sounds made by the feet of mourn· basn 't always been a hall of tears. from the much·betrayed ;, national sorrow." as long as history is wrilten and About 9:15 p.m. Tuesday, the The queen is scheduled to arrive ers shuffling in thousands for three It has echoed to the roistering o[ Richard n, who built tbe ball iC\d I The vacant seat was the last of history is read," Wilson said. body will be moved privately from at St. Paul's at 10:35 a.m. and the days past the purple catafalque coronation banquets and the silvery had to face trial in it. H wa Ift!­ Sir Winston's London home at Hyde service will begin at 11 a.m. Tbe several occupied in the House over The queen 's message called on Park Gate to the hall. The body procession, moving at slow time - with its flickering candies, the trumpet fanfares of great state posed in 1399 and died the next a 62·year period by Churchill, the the nalion to honor fittingly ': the will be on view for 23 hours a day 65 paces to the minute - will take golden cress, the ramrod·stiff red. occasions. year in prison. beloved elder statesman who died inspiring Jeader who strengthened and hundreds of thousands are ex· an hour to reach the steps of the coated guards, Here King Edward III welcomed The glory of Richard's ' Westmin. Sunday at 90. and supported us all ." pected to pay their final hOmage cathedral. Sir Winston will receive homage the Black Prince after he defeated ster Hall is the great hammer there. A solemnly magnificent farewell In her request for the state fu­ The service itselC - with music in what King George V once called salute is C()ming Saturday On lines neral, she said she had directed the French at Poitiers, Henry lJl beam roof of English oak, de- ' The procession Cram Westroinster requested by Sir Winston himself "my palace of Westminster in the brawled with his barons, Henry V scribed as a miracle oC Gothic car· that friend J'evealed were sketched "that his body should lie in state Hall to St. Paul's will begin at 9:35 - will last 30 minutes. by Churchill himsel( in World War in Wes tminster Hall and thereafter a.m. Saturday. very heart of the empire." celebrated with the victors of Agin. pentry. Its span of 67 \1 feet without II. Among other things, he wanted the Cunel'al service shall be held Following the service, the gun The gun carriage beariAgl the carriage will be drawn to Tower It is a setting steeped in ancient courl. intermediate support presented plenty of music. So at leasl 10 in the Cathedral ChUrch of St. tradition, well·suited to Churchill's William Rufus, red of hair and problems which had never been bands will be in the funeral pro· Paul. " body will set off precisely at 9:45 Pier, near the Tower of LondOn. cession. as Big Ben nearby chimes the hree There the coCfin will be transferred own sense of history. They will lay bloodshot of eye, the Norman con· solved before. Essentially the In quiet di g ~ity , the House quarters. From then on, th 'big to a barge at 12:.5 p.m. and him down by the broad stone steps queror's favorite son, first decided same roof, much reslored, is there SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL Both houses of Parliament met to adopted a resolutIOn to that effect. clock will be silenced until lur. towed up , river to Festival Hall at the hall's western end - just a it might be safe to move Crom the today. The hall is 240 (eet long (1814·1965 ) praise the old warhorse. Si!' Winston 's body wiJl lie in I day midnight. Pier. From there the coffin will be Cew feet from the debating cham- Tower of London his father hunt, and 90 feet high . t.f! ' - ' Tao ------~ ., motor· atler 142 day. LBJ May Fly ., Cloudy in a crash. ctoudy, colder today, hi, ... 21's northwHt to 3h IOUtMast. Cleudy To London tonight, ,now and colder e.. t. Pur· thor outlook; Mostly cloudy W" I owan nnclay, not much cha. In t.m. For Funeral Serving the University of Iowa and the PeoPle of Iowa City perature,

Physically Able Now, Established in 1868 10 Cents Per Copy Auoclateel Prell Leueel Wire aDd Wirepboto Iowa City, Iowa - Tuesday, Jan. 26, )185 But Trip May Bring ------~------~---+------Recurrence of Cold l WASHINGTON (AP) Aides said Monday President Johnson has recovered almost .Republicans fully from :lJis hel\d cold, and thJU whet.her he attends the Churchill funeral will hinge largely on how his convales­ cence progresses. These sources said that, a~ this Johnson's Fiscal point, there js no question that Johnson will be physically able to make the trip. They said the big question now is whether he reo gains h is strength enough so there 'Bookkeeping : would be small possibility of are· LB) Asks for $99.'7 Billion currence of the ailment if he flies I to London for the Saturday rites. . Press secretary George E . Reedy Manipulatici'o'·: said that, while Johnson's temper. TQ Launch 'Great Society' ature remains normal and aU med· ical tests have produced normal Hiekenlooper ~ readings, Johnson's doctors plan to WASHINCTON (AP) ward the fulfillment of hopes , in Johnson recommends boosting it continue giving him reduced doses President Johnson handed Con­ "continued progress toward a to 4V. pel' cent. Not only that, but Great Society." he also wants to raise the maxi­ WASlIlNGTON (AP) -Re­ of antibiotics "for another couple gress on Monday a $99,687, of days, hopefully in the hospital. " He said it offers: mum amount of income to which publicans offered to back Pres· 000,000 bill for the first year • "Massive defense " with lower the tax would apply from $4 ,800 to Secretary of State Dean Rusk $5,600 a year, also eCfective next ident Johnson in clltting tUKes VIsited the President Monday after· of his "Great SOciety." outlays, at $49 billion. This is down $300 million. Jan. !. Monday bllt were sharply cri· noon and they talked for 30 to 40 It is a red ink budget offer­ minutes about world uffairs and • More and better education for As a result, the maximum ex· ti cal of what Sen. Bourke B. Johnson's projected trip to London. ing $2 billion more in Social American chi I d r e n and some tracted from a taxpayer for So· Hickenlooper (R.Towa) cullt'd It was Johnson's first announced Security benefits, $1.75 billion adults, at a 75 per cent boost In cial Security would jump from $174 now to $238 under the presidential "bookkeeping manipulation" in session with any o(ficial, outside less in .exci~ taxes, and a help· expenditures to $2.6 billion, flJ White House staff, since he plan. the budget. ing hand against ignorance, • A stepped-up assault on pov- went til th ~ early ~'iQr.ur.,..,. erty with stepped.up spending, But then the fellow who goes out Chairman George Mahon Center at 40 M Ae Fed HIS FIDERAL financial charI cation and Welfare alone, to a applied at the retail level as part below $100 billion, I Doctor Reveals: for the new 1966 fiscal year that tolal' oC $2.2 billion. And for the oC a total reduction of a $1.75 bit­ but ma s t GOP ~~n~eagO~~id on~~\e~~~nd on ore Ir oree a ets members were not starts July 1 calls for spending whole Government, health and lion in excise levies. Reedy said that, while Johnson Sleep Best Aid about $2.2 billion more than in this health·related expenditures will go impressed. was much improved, his d()ctors fiscal year. But it forcasts that up from $5.49 billion to $6.16 bU- For the second year in a row Sen. Roman L. would still like to keep him in the Government will go only $1 lion. Johnson held the budget below the Hruska !R. Neb.> the hospital for a further period of Resign; Administrators Silent In Final Exams billion deeper in the hole. • Conservation of natural beau. $lOO-billion level. This wasn't any said the budget is convalescence. ty, by hiding auto junkyards, su~prise, either, although he had repletc with ''Lhe AIR FORCE ACADEMY lA'I - took bus, train and private auto· Sleep i, better than " stilnu· Johnson told Congress the budg· h' saId that Government departments Reedy said Johnson doubtless . bl th h ' among other t mgs. same old magic . had already been oUered consider- Forty more cadets, bringing the to· mobil e transportation to their lant for SUCCI" on final eXlml, el IS reasona e ra er t an mISer- ". . I and agencies had asked Cor $]08.5 tricks and sleight· of - han Iy or extravuant. .• Cont1!lued economIc ~xpan· billion as a sort of rock bottom. able advice on WileU1er 1t would be tal to 69, reportedly left the U.S. homes in a swirling snowstorm that accordin, to Dr, Chester Miller, Th ' j . in 810n and Improved economIc op· .. "THE MOST conspicuous exam­ wise to fly to the rites (or Sir Air Force Academy Monday in the dropped about two inches on the head of Student Health. ere wasn t a rna or surprISe portunity" ,through careful plan- But the PreSident hmted that ple of deception," Hruska said, "is academy's 18,000 acres. the whole spending bundle. nlng. there may never be ~n?tber budg· Winston Saturday. But he empha· wake of a cheating scandal trig­ Althou,h some ltuclanh may be the figure for total expenditures sized that the President will make relying on stlmulanh to cltch up ONL Y SOME of the figures were Part of the presidential design et of less than $100 bJlhon. his own decision, and that pre- gered by an organi~ed. ring that No names were disclosed. - $99.7 billion. Setting the toW at on studying skipped . during the new. And these merely hung cur· is an increase of 7 per cent in Se>- sumably it will hinge in good mea- stole and sold exammallon papers Maj . Gen. Robert H. Warren, semester, doctor. strontly ur.e rent price tags on the old. con- cial Security benefits, retroactive Buddh.·sts that figure is like pricing an item sure on how he feels by Wednesday' to fellow students. Academy Superintendent, issued a they get their s~p .,... tiki", tinuing programs and on the new to Jan. 1 of this year. But along (or sale at $9.98 - we are supposed or Thursday. Johnson said earlier At the same time, details of the terse one-paragraph statemeDt testi, ones Johnson had outlined in cam· with this would go a double bite to forget that there won't be Monday which said: "No additional paign speeches and his State of out of pay checks, starting next h~ wants very much to make the ring's opera~ions were made pub- ~ cup .of coffee or ... anet _ enough left from a $10 bill to />uy iuformation of the I current inves­ the Union meuage Jan. 4. Jan. 1, to help finance hospital and trip. . ff ' I stuCl'y break Ire ",ore effective Demonstrate . I t hc uno lcia Jy, although not can· 1968 if a newspaper." J o hnson was given an e ec roo . . . tigpti on will be released lqqay than sti.."ula"ts f9r coping in rounded totals, the spend- nursing care for the elderly Con­ cardiogram Monday morning _ flfmed b~ ac~demy admmlstrators, with since there are no developments lecture notel or telltbeoks, Miller ing ,estimate of $99.7 bWion com· gress finally approves the admin· Rep. Gerald R. Ford of Michigan, his second since he entered the has- ~ho !f1amtal!lea ar. uneasy and beyond those given to the press pares with $97.5 for fiscal 1965, istration's health care program. seld. '" J ' the new GOP leadel' in the House, a is In Viet Nam pital at 2:50 a.m. Saturday with tlght·hpped SIlence. Jan. 23 by Secretary of tM Ai!' Government income expected to The program Itself would take ef­ said he had some suspicion that lo heavy cold and sore throat. As be· From cadets and enlisted person­ Force Eugene Zuckerl." .' . Stimullnts cln become habit· go up from $91.2 billion to $94.4 - fect in mid·l966. SAIGON, Viet Nam ~Buddhist keep the spending total under '100 Core, the results were described as nel it was learned that a third-year forming, and they uluilly Cluse a galii of $3.2. AGED PERSONS not under So. demonstrations erupted in the sub· The secretary announced -Satur. depression after they have worn normal. cadet stole a key and broke into a Thus !he 1966 deficit would come cial Security would get hospital in­ urbs of Saigon Monday after a day billion "they are overestimating day that at least 100 cadets were off. Dr. Miller Hid a student In locker containing test papers just involved in the current scandal, to $5.2 billion, whereas the gap be- surance financed by general Treas­ of violence forced the government revenues and underestimating ex· prior to the Christmas midterm such a depreslion 10.. , hll ~,.. 30 01 them members of the aca­ city to . concentrate II not tween income and outgo is calcu- ury funds rather than Social Se· to impose martial law on the north· penses." Registration Line examinations. I_ lated at $6.3 billion for this fiscal curlly taxes. ern city of Hue. demy football team. TwentY'nine lIS efficient IS tre ml,ht other­ FORD AND SEVERAL other Re­ This cadet, .the unofficial report cadets had resigned previously. The number of persons arrested . . wi .. be, yeTahr·ls would mean .... at the na- If Johnson gets his way, both the publicans including Rep. Frank T . To Be Re-Routed said, then recruited 10 other ca­ • • -UI SoCial Security tax rate and tax since the antigovernment outbreaks Warren, at his first formal press Bow of Ohio, top GOP membe ' of dets, some of them football play· conference since the announcement FUNERAL ON TV- tJ.o~al debt would rise from $316.9 base would go up. began Friday rose to 800. on June 30, 1965, to $322.5 . This would be the outcome : the House Ways and Means t!'om. Second Semester ers, to sell the papers to other stu· of irregularities was made, said LONDON 1.4'1 - Sir Winston Chur­ b~l~on Some 70 monks and nearly 100 dents. The papers apparently were Monday: "We hope to have some chill's state funeral will be seen btlhon on June 30, 1966. Whereas the tax rate is now slated of their followers were arrested by mittee, contended that Johnson's Students registering for second copied and returned to the fil e specifics Tuesday." He added that live and on film by millions of The object of this budget, John- to move up from 3% to 4 J,1 per g a vcr n men t paratroopers who budget for the fiscal year startiQg before the theft could be discovered semester classes will Cind a new he intended lo clean up the case television viewers around the son said, is to wipe out waste, meet cent on both employer and em· quickly quelled a demonstration July 1 actually exceeds the '100- twist awaiting them when they en· immediately. "abruptly and fast. " world, including the United States. the nation's needs and move to· ploye at the $tart of next year, outside the headquarters of the billion mark by more tnan $6 bU· ter the Field House next week - Friday, Jan. 15, two freshmen Gia Dinh provincial chief. a lour of the swimming pool area. lion. learned of the operation. After In another Saigon suburb, some But they needn't bring their bath· swcating it out over the weekend C.PC Seeks Op·.n.·ons­ 200 students tried to set fire to The Republicans said the bud,et ing suits. they carried the information to market stalls but were stopped by calls for $106.4 billion In new au· Registrar Donald Rhoades an· scandal and its investigation en· police ahd troops. About half the thority to incur spendlng obllga· nounced Monday that registration fac,!lty members. The current students were arrested. tions_ lines fo~ sec\lnd semester will be sued, Martial law was slapped on Hue Many Democrats saw ~ bud,et routed through the pool area in· The figure of 40 additional reo Monday, an hour after 500 youths in a better light. House -Majority stead of just going straight into the sacked the homes of two high of­ Leader Carl Albert of Oklahoma ' signations to keep from facing , An opiriioh poll will be condo ucted many prominent entertainers on Q\ain area from the southeast dool' court martial was given by a "We try to keep ticket prices Folk M,usic - the Springfields, ficials and burned all their belong­ said that "by every realistic teat 0'1 the Field House. source In the information of[jce. . by the Central Pat·ty COl'T)mittee 'the assumption th~t we will book from $2 to $3, and with the limited the Greenwood County Singers, the ings. the budget is fiscally responsible "We're doing this for two rea­ ~ome of these cadets were tao .

,, , . - , .... ~ ~ .. -- Thud & blunder-, .a : Wilson ~ With Agent OOG LONDON Jt'JJ&.L \ , ; ., Harotd Wil son is . . l ) By ART BUCHWALD round Of diploma PA~2 ,. , TUESDAY, JAN. 2., 1965 lew. City, lew. WA SH INGTON - The inaugu· world leaders expe ralion was over and ;x!Ople were in London Frid~y fl ------checking Ollt of the hotel. 1 wan· Sir Winston Church dl'l'ed into Ihc bar and saw a man University 0'l1stery Wilson met Mond itting al Ihe bar slarin!! into his • 1 cabinet ministers i I!lass. He turned to me and sold, By JON VAN until the place became quite crowded. Eventually and Overseas Poli 1I CL~ 'A~ I \\';\S Ih· object of ailot/ler serics of "Yon know. I didn't even want M.n.gin, Editor a couple of students asked to share his booth. This Although the meeli to come to IhO inaunuralion. You Unue study of a I ,l!Jl~ (IJ. iet alll this wc<:kcnti; but officials do lIot secm Jnmes 8o.tlledin (alias agent OOG ) made his would make a good opportunity for gathering In. CIlIl Dsk my wife if you don't be· way e1lrcfully to the office of his superior (alias formation on SMIRK's plot. fense pot icy doculll t_ b(' :hiking the hint, anti the)' say thc yankecs will not go Ilcve mc." . M & 1\1 ) with ali the deKtet'ity and skill for which "Pardon me." Bottledin begao coyly, "can you sented to Parliamel "] bel i eve ernment sources $1 Iri.nciG. . , this super spy is famous. Although M & M's office YOlI ." I said. tell me about anything sinister going on around be discussed, even :, • I Xhulit 5.,600 Vietnamese d monstrated itgain~t tho "When th'l in · was on t~e firth floor of the Gov .• town - like an allen plot?" , the visiting statesr glll'l·RllilCIIt. Premier Tr,an \ ~1II Huong dt'cI"red over th vitlliion came. I ernment Secul'ily Building, Bottle­ "Well," the boy across from the spy began, "I led. It: " 'lIdio," t this solemn 11Our, the life of ttle nation is in the snirt. 'Let's. send din told the elevatnr operator (a can't ... oOPSJ excuse me a moment . . . 1 gotta , , The '1nrc!rmants ' J"r"f't"'et!\' Put ,..,.,,, sexy blonde): "Eighth floor, get to my car - Ume to put 80/JIe more money in PC~t.>k'3 hands,;/and Buddhist demanded the witllClruwdl wife said 'Not partictflarly" fookirfl please." He was taking no chances. tile meter. Had to park at one of thollt quarter·bour talk with, 'PN!side or M.II\)YoH 'fa 'lor, th ... amb'lssador, within 48 llOurs. 0" )OUI' lire. You " But sir," the girl gushed, "the meters." 'fI'orkell har<\ to Gaulle of France, ' . et at th'e . lIme time, William Bundv, assistant secn~­ building only has five floors - you wig EfAaf.d ,of Ol1rr ft'L J 0 h n son The &tudent ran ou t in a dash. Bottledin looked tilry of 5tat<,', toM th~ Associated Pres that U.S. withdrawal elected and you must mean fifth floor. That's as to the other boy slUing across from him. dent Johnson. if II high as you can go.", 1 l" " from ' Dutil Yit't I am was "unthinkdble." s:lOuld go.' " - WCPfWAll) "How abollt you - have you heard of anything come. ; I) 011 In Immediately the quick witted · sinisfer going on ?" I The informants B~lld)' 'en had the nerve to speak of e~pundjng the "WhRt clid . In 'Iet Jonllson elected:' [ elsllcd him. agent sensed something was up . "WELL, WH&N I stop to thin~ ... omigoJiSh! Say political tr~ce .,on d wnr. "1 gave Ihe Democratic parly This girl knew too much. He gave VAN excuse me mister .. . Jack's parking meter just declared uptil , ~curl}' a car ago Sen. William Fulbright, chairman of $1,000 lor his campaign. What do her two well placed jabs in the back with his index cause or the reminded me . '.. my car's bcen parked ovel' two and his funera thl' Sc.Oatc Foreign Affairs Committee, made a speech you think r did?" finger . An expert in oriental finger jabbing, he hours in the saUle place ... I forgot all about it." "YOU ~ADE a greal contl'i· son felt Cree to )',hieh set a number of folks thinking. One of the main bUllon." I s:lid. knew this would render her defenseless. The lad ran from the bar. almost exclusivel points of that spcech wus that we must bcgin thinkjng those "So 1 aiJ'ctd to go. Do you "Fresh! " the blonde squealed as she belted Bot­ Bottled in. left his booth an~ took a seat at the bar fairs. lIedln 's stomach wHh her clinched fist. The spy ncar several students. He listened to their conver. (hou .IIts which wc h:1\'(' ah a\'s considl!red "unthinkabll'." know what that $J .000 contribu· And with a tion cost me?" " 'Tis Tho: Tliin Creen Line Of 'Ewes doubled up and reclee! backward out of lhe eleva­ sation. • periencect in 10 the world is a place of con;tant change, altitlldes must "Plenty?" When Tire IlcUlls B egin To Roll" tor. "And I should have enough money to last the foreign oWce. ~lllln(!c n l on~ wilh conditions if man is to act with noy " It cost me $Ii,COO." He considered shooling the wench with his mina­ rest of the semester ," ·OIIe said. "unless 1 run over extremely "Uow come?" !(cmhl:m e of rationalit . ture Macol'lli {complete with silencerl, but checked my $45 a month parking allowance." Michaet Slewa rt "I contributed $1 .500 to Hall ic himself. lfis license to kilt had expired two wceks "That's pretty tight, you']l have to be careful," day to succeed : J\'rhU'ps Bundy missed Sen. rulbright's spl'l'ch, or Carnegie. $1 ,200 to Ole!! Cassi ni. ago, and he stiU had to take the written exam and anothfr said. Walker after 1'11ityb ' he thought the committee ehairman was joking. A llnrt $1,300 to Chris/ia n Dior. and FinQls witli US- that was onlv for tho ball gowns." the eye tesL before he cOllld get a renewal. "I 'figure to just park my car outside the city ,limber uf people have taken the senator Cjuite seriollsly - "flut surely it must ha,ve been HE USED the stairs to get to the filth floor. limits and wallt klr II coupte w(.'Cks," came the ~ ~ Wt· shall , 'when the next foreign aid appropriations worth it." M & !II looked pensively al Bottledin from uehind answer. Soviet f>iJ1 come'.b . ore the Senat~. ,"When I arrived, I checked ioto his mil~ogany topped ivory desk . Meanwhile an older gentleman wearing an Amer­ my hotel room . .I t was the size of "Come in Jim, sit down," the chief was up to iCDn Legion hilt sat down next to BoUledin. "P~r ­ I If Onr late Department had not t.1krn its "unthink­ By SHARON BAKER a small cbmpact car. My wiCe slled becr rations during CKam something. A new and juicy assignment? "You look don me, " asked the spy, "do you It w of any v;oJ~ 't· Staff Writer (ng" tposWon on South Viet Nam, recent riots might have s1id. . After all you'vel, done for week. I !:l . As long as there arc eKams, haggard. " He must be upset about that business sinister plots? These kids don't seem to 'be talking Qnpl'es~edtbem \ tith a fe\ ideas. the Domol! ratic parly. this is how Our enlightened modern age de· with the Venezulan banana spy. of anything but parking problems. " they repay you.' " there will bc prayers in public mands that the stUdents provide : ~ First, there arc a number ot persons in the country who "Thcre ace in!!ratcs in every "No, it's just the climb up those stairs." "PLOTS? CONSPIRACIES? The town is filled Te$:t 1 schools. When each 3ppoiu t c~ day their own supporls. nnJ thou ,g h "Oh really? isn 't the elevator working? You know wiLh 'ern 1" The man was enthusiastic. "Worst one 1:10 I nvt want the United States to interfere in South Viet proCession,t I said. ' many follow happily ill the otd "ON MONDAY evening we and .lOur arrive, Ilnd mimeo· you shouldn 't be exerting yourself, you just got out is Communist speakers. They're subverting our iln~~trlmcstic difficulties. Thes peoplc arc not Viet Cong t!'adition , o ~ h ~ rs seek help from wcrc invl leocl to trie gala at thc gl'tlpl\ed .h als arc sol:!mllly dis· or the hospital, remember." The chief was unusual· young folk." ,l po, ions l ~~s likely to produce tll!'[ · ~Jlo1s.or imnorts from North Viet Num; thcy are solid r tributed, muttered words will be , . Armory. r hil'e l a car for ~~o to d:·olVsiness. Iy patronizing. What was up ? Was Bottledin to bIl "Is that right?" here was a lead . "How lTIany do ~iti7.C{ls of the Buddhist faith. ("I ll~ Ih ~ re . 11 I\';1S 17 degrees h('aJ'd . These are prayers. Some punished Cor botching that banana case? It hadn 't they have ' around here? " for AS LO~G AS [ are prayers the perpetual pel" there are exams. : these peopl' have opposed the reigning government abovc zero and we harl to wnlk been his fault. How was he to know that Castro was "Oh, tbey must have plcnty - University won't seeutlon of th J perpetrateI' oC there will be oil consumed by hlo blocks becau5(' of the traffic a CIA agent ? Damn central office never mentioned ban 'em -all pinkos." ~illct~ 1?c.fOI'(' the stable Diem regime was overthrown (with j1m. Thr wil1r1 whinped throulZh Ihis plllli. hment; others are sup· studr.nts. Even the vast quanlity a thing about it. "Ilmmm . .. \Vel\ are there any around here ~hl' aid f the CIA ). These p 'ople have contjnued to op­ llult ~t.511O Hattie Carnel!ie dre~ plical.ons fOl' ~pport from the burned at midni ~ ht is nothing Supreme Being. Certainly lhere when compared to the amount of "Never mind the elevator, chief, I'm okay." now? I'd like to look into this." pose the many governments which the United States has Ii/.-t' it WllS ~ Venelian blind ." "Vour wife was mad?" will be :In occasional expre~sion solid greasy petroleum which is M & M TOOK his feet off the desk and looked his "Don't know, I've been too busy 'fightin' for ~ ban I ~et lip ·1ncc the Diem overthrow. "Have you ever tried to climh of gratitude [or trusty test files. employed to bulter up instrutors. master spy squarely in the eye. "Jim, we've got a to keep count. I ean tell you though, these kids . .. : Second, since these people arc opposed to tllt'ir gov­ un tn the Ibird balcony of ana· As lon o:( as tbere are C'Iams, As long flS there are exams, ncw case for you . It may not amount to much , but oops. say friend , I gotta run, my car's parked in a when bt>th legs are ,mmeJl.ta th e United States is actually engaged in fighting li~al 11m,",>' there will be No·Dot and coffee, there will be a need for infirm· it 100!ls like it's gonna be tricky. five minute zone ." frostbill('n~ : ' bellzadrine and dexidrine, or tl)eir aries. In recent years, numbers of "We have reason to bclieve there is a SMIRJ( The man left immediately. He ran into three ~n t h ILlsing side of an itlt mal revolution. . tIl' ortlereU another' 'drink. equlvolents. Students Have always rcported mononucleosis cases plot aCoot to undermine the United States ,through $t udtmts who were all dashing to the door at once. 1 "The next d~y We wen~ 10 the : This country first stuck its nose into the problems of w\'lcomeJ help (I'om medical sci, have reached epidemic propor· an insidious altaek on the nations's youth and its Sudd~nly B( Illedln noticed something strange. He gnvcrnors' recE'n'ion. II WA~ so 'Virt ~ ot the request of the govelTlment there. We ence when cd is loomed, and tions in late January. In many system of higher education. This plot is centered in was the only one In the place who wasn't dasbing in ('rowded I tho\1~ht I had lost my will con.inue to welcnmp il. T"~ instances, the disease is a result Jcht "ttt},dsers" to aid the South Vietnamese in their fight "i te for the week. Rut no sitch High Away City, home of the University of High and out evel'y felV minutes. There was something first universities in England is- 0' long hours unbl'oken by rest Away ." :jgainst the Comm'unists of the North. But today the gov­ luck. T 11'1111'1 her ~I re' ch!' rI oul 01' noul'ishment other Ulan pizza. strange going on here. on a couch in the lobby and she "Do you know the nature of the plot?" asked Bot· The noled internatIonal spy suddenly had ooe of ~l'Ilmcnt whieh first invited us has been ousted (with our ]n others, it is caused by term Spotted me befon~ 1 could sn(,:lk tledin, his instincts taking him to the heart of the his Iamous hunchel. He asked the barkeeper. " Sa~. paper deadlines 01' by careful :ti51), ~~.Ithl' . g()v{'rnm<'nt ' which have replaced it ( again Ollt the dOdr. That ni!!ht !II the Or so I " matter at once. can you tell me If there havo been any new officials co~('ert ,,"I'. '~('re scaled next to , study of the test schedute. Mono , t . I ti~ om~nKl) JliWC dirCiclllly in Illuinlaining stability fOl' liS it is affectionately known. is "How shrewd of you to ask," the chief admired hired here recently by the city?" II Secret Serviceman." his spy's craftiness. "Unforlunately we don 't. In· "JUST ONE, Mac." came the reply. (I.'· er . two ll1()nth~ . "VOlt mean neilr the Presi· a type of glandular revel' and qll­ formation came to us through usually reliabte "What's his position?" : U· ·c hadn't given lip th inking over hcre, it might dent?" li~lhgly lends itself to an almost they say cndless variety of symptoms. sources - an anonymous letter. You'lI have to go "Clly parking planner - he's in charge of all the IO)t'lCftdtkoar that'we are in on(' hc1hl\"1 from which , "No, he· was a Secret Service· m('~s mDn assi<1.ert 10 $I!e thaI, nobody As long as there arc exams. tbere and investigate on your own . As I say. this new urdinances aimed at keeping traffic flowini so I' tlCI' i ' 0 wo to emerge victorious. If we were renlly on snt'Aked iii'Jrom the roof. " Sign (posted by the new .gram­ thC!re will be people who don·t could be something big, or iust a routine investiga­ we can keep the streets cleared." , ilr locs, we might evcn begin negotiating a settlement ;'Vou were prett¥ hieh U))." mar school! : "Use your eycs and seem to have them. These are the tion. You leave for High Away City in two days - ':What's h~s name?" "The next day we h'ad seals for save the pupils." people who flit the Liner and as soon as you take your written exam and your "Bill Goldnavel." itll the rcbd~ before 0\11' position becomes worse. -The Grammar Monthly the in a l\~u ra tion abollt two miles Jo~·s. One of them lives down eye test for your kUling license renewal. " "The famou~ SMIRK agent!" : We won't do this, of course - it would be "uuthiok· 50llth of the Washinllton . Bnlt i­ the haU and has a sterco which BOTTLEDIN FOUND High Away City was like A man was seated on a train "That's right, sucker but you're not gonnll tell ti>lc." more Expressway. Fortunately, has beoome insectivorous.!t con· most other cities he 'd seen with under 50,000 popu­ anyone." the guv next to liS had a tr8]lsis· beside a boy who was proudly suml!s Beatle records .endlessly. • lation - a dump. He came in on the train without Bott19din went for his small Italian gun complete • 11'1' and wr hpard Lhe Whole PD' playing with a cheap watch. The noise it makes while ea~ing •I "Does your watch tell the time. incidenl; two olondes and a redhead had tried to with silencer, but it was too late. he couldn't move, I rnrte on I'dd io." is deafening. "I don't imagine 1'011 far('d any sonny?" inquired the man with seduce him, out he pushed them off while crossing he was turning into a bronze statue. : Cheating cadets AS LONG AS there arc eKams, Ii heltcr at the Inmlgllral Bnl!." an indulgent smile. the Mississippi. "You think that was beer you been dr\nk\nT' "No. sir," wtts the serious reo there will be instructors who pro­ • IT W.\S HEVEALEDlast weekend that (vcr 100 '''fIE HAD the only table set fess, quite truthfully, to hate After checking into the hotel , Bottledin headed laughed the barkeep. "It's tbe deathly poison Golden ut the Ail' Force Academy have been caught chellt­ liP next 10 he newsstanrl in the sponse. · "You gotta 1001< at It." for a downtown tavern where students were known Flow. We're gorina put feathers on your head and ~ldclS -The Br.e.r tests as much as the students do . Staller·Hilton Hotel. By this time to hang out. He sat alone in a booth for a time, sell you to t~e cigar store down the street." i~ g. This break of the honor code diu not merely entail my wife and I weren·t talking. so • * • Exams mllst be composed, dit· Two trucks l11et on a country toed, then guarded as though iIllOst written them e~ and ~ssa)'s or some .of tho more com­ il didn 't make any rllfferencc they were the keys to the world's forms (.f coll 'glate dJshonesty. But It seems about 10 \\'h('re we sat. an~way . " road just wide enough for one. OFFICIAL DAILY aULLETIN rlInn "Where Is your wife now? " The first driver. a scrawny little only fall·out shelter, Laler, exams must be graded, then grades re· ~Idets hBasketball: NOJ'th­ ~ Today's 'Finals Sch8dule babiJitatioll. Small operations arc lIeld a~ rhe WOlllen'. Oymn.~lum plu_ Frld.y, ~~turd'Y and Suhd.y , . ,..Ilerl"'lo" ....1: By cerrtcr In rd .. IlveI."...... •. open' 7·)0 p.n.. .tso. Oeparlmental we. tern. ' Cliy. ,10 pcr yeal' .dv.nce; TN".... •.. dmie in the prison hospitals. but every Saturday a(lernoo" when the J.R:,~~ H . ; I.lf. In • 1..... Inc.: I\I.rllee R. TID •• n A', Unl"e .... ly I. In sellion. A" ,Unlver· libraries will POlt theIr own hout•. SulMl.y, F.bru.ry 7 lin Monday 2: .., Core 11:11, Nu ...• II.IIIORII\8. 15.1IO; Ihree months, ~. Chuck Pelion. t.:l. Jay W. Hamhton, p~IsQners are ~moved to civilian " I J --t,.-' I • "1'1 mAli In Iowa, ,9 per yea r; .Ix ..... euol F. Caroenler. A3. Larry D. slty faculty. ,Iaf' anrt . Iudenl. ere 2:30 p.m. - Iowa Mountaineers: 8 a.m. - classes meeting Clrst lng 96 :24. I ",""oa, .; three month., .~ . All Travis. At; Prof. D.le I'tf. Benl<, hospitals for major . pIDS:\C sur- InYlled. Acllvllies Incllllle: 1::IO·2! 30- YWCA .AIVIITTINe "ltVIC. Women (acuity and stAff Ind facl.lty Call YWCA otfl~.. lI'%14O alt.rnOoDt "Along the TIivers of France" - on TuesdllY 9: 3\1, Core 11: 33, His· nl"~ nuoll subocriptlons. ,10 JOer , .,1 ·Ar.II" I ""..rv: Dr. Orvll/~ 1\. gel'Y, . :I ".m. - rlaS8e8 meeting first ""ir; 'Ilx montha, 15.60; ' three wh·ea. Brlnlf own cap. 2:30·3:30- Wo· '"' b,b",'ttl"...... Macbride Aud . tory 16 :6t , Pol. ScI. 311:4. ll!' ~"~Mk. Gr.duale Collet~: prill' ..e n "~It...nh . I\rlnJ your C)wn (,8pi mtlhl.I3.25. l..,odk· r. ,",nelle,·. Scll".01 n( ...'u ...... 7 p.m. - Union Board Movie : 10 a.m. - till sections of Bl! . on 1\tesdllY t2 :3O, H. Ec. 17 : 19, A .r1mlllnnc~ by 1.0. cord,; 1:~0-2 :30- 'LA~NIO"T' 0« mlx~d reere.lro", I m; I',·.r ' ."r ', A. Van D,I'ke, C" . Zoo, 37: 1, MAH 511:21. lelf!! c\r E,hlcnllon . ' Volleyhall (or 8111(/rn18 - co~dllcft· at .at\vlll.. ,'-( .tUdelitl, .taft , ... "Brigadoon" - Macbride Aud . Ad. 6B ~ 15, Bus. Ad. fl8 : 125. Gel'­ Till A'OOI!I.led Pro ~ .. ntllled .... tlnnal. 2 : :IO · ~:' . - Volleyhall for ,"c· ully and Iloelr .pou.... are hald mun 13 :2t , H. Ec . 17 :119. Italian 7 p.m. - all sec lions Bus. c~"h' elr. '0 the u~ ror repubUutlon ully. ~ IDrr ann "'Ives; 2:30-4:30 .- ('0' It the ..1.,iI HOUR ..ab Tlleld., Tue ....y. F.bru.ry , or • ( ,an loc.al ne"~ printed In [hi. 0 1.1 ~""1.1 I( YOU d" not I'I!«I"• ""I.t'.''''nlll Ba,'lnilntoln and Squani In" Friday •• 1,11\ frOlll 1:30 10 1:11 6:30 p.m. - 'rl'ionJ(lo Club Pic· III: 1, Math rJ':2, Phil. 26 :1, P.E.M. Ad .IIBill', lot. Alii . 0il :58, Edue .• '" spa~ as well II aU AP newl YOllr ball)' 101l'a" by 7::10 a.ro. The It ..lltrt ,.,.. Invlt.d I. OII"ell Uandn,. p.m., .. ro·"ded no home ••"llI an dlspalChes. Communications Cenl ... r I. open (rom ••In ..... III LlttWrs ~f. '"...... r. eont.at It aeh.a.'ed. IAdJDIIIIOD la, nlc SUPllCr - TriangLe Club Ball· 27:21, Physic 211; I. Spanilh 3$:&6, 7L: 12$, EM. 7V:126, Frenell 8 • Ill. 10 :; I' ,m. ~O"day throu/(h _t In~I" llanll. ------. wrlttoll."" ,etl.; ...U ..... dtI .....,s anll ItVdo.. II' lUI' me..... ' room. Urlion. Speeeh 36:89, RUlIIan 41 ; 10l, 11 :3.'>,' FrebCla 9:.', ~r. 11:11, Fr'flav AIl.1 (rom 9 I" III ..... Salur. TO CANDIDAT." for lIe,~u. ,,, --- AE$.- l';dItO~al . Prof. Arlhur M. ~:t\' M:l'W J{n ori ~",,' ir~ on '"',..... rt ""evlll bo VtllwrIHe... "...... Jnnunry: Commenc..ml'nl unnlllln~p· C,Ut"T~A'" ICIINCI or~.nll" s p.m. - Union BOllrd 20th Cen· RU8SillJl 41 ~ 105. Geol!. 44 : L. F..~ . Jour". III:". Speerh 38.11. Math. lIu er n: A&nttltclna. Prelr. E. Jolin ',~,I('~ i'l I\Ill " ' U'III Il'JI .1'1' 1')·• •efI Ipn"• ., Wit ri:'f~f. . I!l.l.l\lbf.l.. I m"Il. ItUI'O 'fr,vl'" (lnll'l'II OW ' liP. 11011 m ~~ 1 r ol'll '1'lIrs,IMV ey~" III ,. tury li'Url\: "Nlalumll~Q III !lad," r.r. :/i·I, F:.E .. GO;r.&. • • ' _, l'l; ill. r.~,)J . 2t • •1I. 7. ... K 'Clrculatlon: !'ror. WUbur (1lI'1 will hI' mn,l .. 10 cOrrecl erron IhO"VtI 1m.,.. plrbcl UI' n\ II, ,,1ulllnr "011~ l'. t..O· 7:1" In Union Ullom 1. AU If W'" Pelefloa. . ~' 111l Ibe nut I&tiu •• N.-MadINon St. • OUUIe. - Shambaugh Aud. 1 p.rn. - classl!II meeting first Speech :J6 :]69, i.E. fi6: 172, Wilson Sees Diplomatic Talk~ . i With W.n~" t l ' ead~rs i fti~a~ t 1.1 111 l. II' ~k, I 'f. .l ,. 1. 11' I ,ri ~ LONDON ~ J "" Rrt e ~ini9ter ,t~ ·y.s'shatlet'irit! defeatl \n a spe­ A Massachusetts electronics man· Harold Wil son Is aiming for a cial election intended to provide Plans for the 1965 Greek Week' i Proceeds from the auction and the ufacturing company. Raytheon, round of diplomatic talks with him a seat in the House of Com­ scheduled for Feb. 14-19, were an- "Ugly Man," "Prettiest Legs" con- said Monday it plans to acquire tbe­ world teaders expected to gather mons. nounced recently by the Greek test will be donated to a worth· Amana Refrigeration Co. in an tirJH in London FriduY [or the funeral of Stewart is slated to confer with Week committee. while cause which has not yet been change of stock. Sir Winston Churchill. Secretary of State Dean Rusk, Among the activities planned for selected. The Amana name and 8l1lDa8e• Wilson met Monday with his top France's Maurice Couve de Mur­ the week are a Queen's. Tea, s~t THE ASTRONAUTS, an instru- men! will be retained, accordinc to cabinet ministers in .the Defense ville and other foreign ministers Cor Feb: 14 when fratern!ty presl- mental group, will pre~nt a con- plans, and the firm will · operate and Overseas Policy Committee. coming for the funeral ceremonies. dents WIll honor th.e candl~tes ~or cert Feb. 18 in the Union Main I as a Raytheon subsidiary. Although the meeting was to con- The 1ruce in domestic politics IFC Queen and select the fIve fm- Lounge. Tickets will be available _ tinue study of a government de- was underscored Monday when a lists. Each president will have to Greeks in the housing units. Amana stockho!ders will ~lv' fense policy document to be pre- candidates for three special elec­ One vote. V· r !FC Q I ill be common stock m exchange for sented to Parliament Feb. 16, gov- tions to be held next month in AI­ otmg or ueen a so w their Amana shares tmder tbe' ernment sourccs said subjects to tricham, East Grinstead and Salis­ CAMPUS GREEK leaders will held that night. merger aereement. Amana presi- , be discussed, even if briefly, with b\lr~ a~reeq to ~ ha.lt in campaign­ be honored at th~ J.e~de~shlp Ban· The Greek Week Dance., featur- dent George Foerstner aaJd the allet in the UnIon Main ing the AstroD/juts, will be held Iransactien would make bun' boe of the visiting statesmen were stud- ,ing,' ~ n tt l, ¥onday" The elecprnd lirA Loun~e gan, "I ~+b ..1,5 . Each fraternit1. and sor ,s-, Feb. . 19 in 'the Union Main Lounge.' Raytheon's largest stockholders. _ led. I !; - , II .; 'I , 1 to ~ep 1ace Cons~rva .t' Ive Je~' .'",a to rl\' I gotl a It~ WI l,be repreftn{ed by its I?rll$l- Tickets for ~~ eve\1t 11180 will be . , The II/irormants '~ aid ' Wuson is' 'elected 'In the Oct. 15 naUonal elec­ d~ts and a representat(\i~ fr~rn ' ~ailable in the hOUlling un its. .The number of shares bivolved> oney In '" parlictilarly l\ ~Okit1g \ forward l to a tions and siJlce 'raised to)he peer­ e*h of the four c1~sses. The 'semor Greeks also m~y vote for the !Fe Will not be announced unto other, rter-hoUr l ,I talk with ' l?resIdentll' CharleS' de age'. The three Conservative can­ clfsS repr'el\enlative will be {he Queen who 'NiU be crowned at the ~mana stockholders bave been DO- • j Gaulle of France, Chancellor Lud- didates should Willi by wjde mar- hwse', candjdate· for Outsta~dingdance tWed of the exchan~ and hfve' n looked wig Erlwul,o( Gqrmany and l?.reai- gil\Sl ! 1 .,' Gt:eek ~an or Worn"'. and whlners ' .. ' ." approved it. Their approval £s ex- dent Johnson, if t/ley,'Rre 1!1?1~ L t? 1111 ,I, Ii " , will b 'anniiul#ed at the banquet. G' ' 11 ' d pectett beCore March. " • anything JiousemQtb,~, rl!.Culty merh~rli. , ~uban uerr. a Lea er The Amana ri~m employs aboutl come. , 110, 0 " P. ~cI, 0" / d Rep~ rt ' Sa I I The 'infol'mants said .that with a ~ ,. I atl! a(lministraUve officials will. be Caught by Castro'. Men 1,000 people at Its Iowa p1a.at aDd Y.s guests, and Loren Hickerson, die ~akes r~!rlgerat ora, freezen and OIShI Sa)' political tl'l.Vte ,-on domesti~ poUtics • " ' rector of the Alumni Association, MIAMI, Fla. lA'I - Havana radio air condlhoners.. .. , eter Just declared urlil next Monday be- cause of the death of Sir Winston I Utelet will speak on "The Greek's Di- said Monday night that Eloy Gu- Foerstner said the excban.e over two owa. I I Y lemma" ',I . would be beneficial of and his funeral on Saturday, Wil- because bout it." Other' ac t"IVI ·t· les p1 anne",' .1 for tlerrez Menoyo, guerrilla leader Raytheon's engineering abilities . son felt free to devote his attention 0 h d Greek Week include an eXChange ' reported to have entered Cuba reo ;======.;:==;:;:;===;;y almost exclusively to foreign af· verc arge t thc bar fairs. program Feb. 16. Universltr. fac- eently from exile with an anti· . . conver· Filipinos Protest ully members will eat drnner at Castro band, has been captured. And with a new minister, inex­ MIAMI BEACH, Fla. I.fI - The a fraternity or sorority house, IT'S TI ... TO ...... perienced in foreign affairs, at the National Rural Electdc Coopera­ Demonstrators protesting the deaths of several bassy. The demonstrators reportedly were also and then speak ,to members of the Menoyo and three companions last thc foreign office, this was believed tive Association (NRECA), said Filipinos carry coffins and signs through the critiul of their own government. host house and another house were seized by Castro militiamen run ovcr extremely important at this stage. Monday that Iowa Power and streets of Manila on thei r way to the U.S_ Em· - AP Wir.,moto which has been invited. in the Baracoa region of eastern 'f' Michael Stewart was named Fri­ Light Co. overcharged its custom­ Cuba , added the broadcast, moni­ MONEY-MAKING pro~cls will " day tored in Miami. careful," to succeed Patrick Gordon ers $12,433,000 during a seven-year be held Feb. 17. Candidijtes for Walker after the foreign secre- period ended 1962. • 'I '/afoines Du ring Voter Registration- • the "Ugliest Man" and "Prettiest BIRTHS INCREASE- The NRECA said Iowa Power .. .. the city Legs" are to be selected each LONDON IA'I _ The birth rate was one of 106 of the nation's larg­ qy, arne the of the , fraternities and sororities in England and Wales Jncreased in • est private power companies sur­ before that time. Soviets Deny veyed. in a nation-wide survey. The names or the ' candidates, t964 for the ninth straight year. n Amer- • • I ,t, " I THE REPORT SAID the Com­ Negfo' Slugs Sr!flmti She,,#1 however, win nllt be announced urt- Tpete were 873,990 births, repre­ n. "P~r- monwealth Edison Co. of Illinois '. , " H=')fA .O~ I J v liI voting Feb. 15-17. Ea"/J vote · senling 18.4 per thousand popula- of any had the heaviest overcharge; during ~ .tion. The 534,560 deaths were the " ViQ/ation,:: of SELMA, Ala. I.fI - Negroes seek· 1J~dge Daniel H. Thorpas afler, squad car. She was bOo\l~ at the will c()St 5 cents/ and non-Gteeks lowest in {our years. talking . I I • 'I I I the 1956-1962 period, $186:5 million. ing to register as voters lined up Clark and. ,hili deputies bad al'- county jail as Annie Lee·' Coopl!r, 'may vobe'. Winn'ers will be 1)8med • The ' report, said Iowa Power's Monday without interference from rested mo~e , tban 200 Negroes at 54, of Selma. Feb. 17 in the Union RiV'er !loom . rate oC return averaged 6.8 pel' cent r is Cil lcd TeS .t Treaty sheriff.'s. deputies, but ?ne wom~n the . courtho¥se in an attempt to Clark said the woman also hit FOLLOWING the announcement, during the seven-year period, with was J~1l1ed fOl' sluggmg SherIff regIster. . him three or four times during ihe orst one WASHINGTON lA'I - The Soviet each fraternity and sorqrity will ting a l\igh of 8.3 per cent and a low James G. Clark. ' . .. The attack on the S h~r l(f came struggle, aljd one of the deputi~s offer for auction a party, car'wash, our Union ' Monday' Informed till! United of 6.4 per cent. And an out-oI-town clVlI 1'1g~1s s ~ortly afler Dr. Martm l.,.uther had a long ~cl' atch on the back of skit, a valuable object or I other States that it rules out the possi­ Several private power companies worker was arrested for blockmg King Jr. had led a large group of his neck which he said the woman many do bility oC any · violallon of the Limit· services. named in the report called the the sidewalk where scores stood Negroes to the courthouse to join inflicted Fl'ate!'1lities will bid on the so­ ed nuclear test ban .treaty as are· charges false and misleading and awaiting th cir turn to take the vot- a line of waiting applicants which E 'SHER IFF d'd t f'l suIt of I\n underground nuclear ex­ rorities' offerings and tM sorori· ity won't said the charges bad been raised er test. already had nu mbered about 65. TH . I no Ie. a ties will bid on the fraternities ', plosion conducted in south central and answered several years ago. SHERIFF'S officers stood watch WITHOUT WARN IN G, a heavy- charge against the woman , he. sal~ und here Russia Jan. 15. THE PRIVATE COM PAN IES to keep the Negroes lined up in set Negro woman stepped out of the he would leave that to the CIrCUIt The Soviet decision was reported stressed that their rates had been single file and to keep the side- li ne and struck Clark in the left prosecutor. • to Secretary of State Dean Rusk approved by public regulatory walk open. Mindful of a fede ral eye with her fist and then hit him Moments earlier, a Negro civil for a ban by Ambassador Anatoly F. Dobryn­ agencies, "" . kids . . . court injunction, the officers made again on the head. rights worker identified as Willie , I in in a brief meeting at the State In Des Moines, Iowa Power Pres· no eHort to break up the throng of Clawing and kicking , she was Lawrence McRay of Atlanta was rlted in a Department. ident A. Paul Thompson said in prospective voters. wrestled to the courthouse lawn by dragged from the sidewalk and into The United States had detected a statement that the rates of all The court order was handed the sheriff and two of his deputies, the street by city police on charg­ Dtlilntd 10 (lIPhKt lilt htorl. ground shockwaves which resulted to three investor-owned electric firms in down Saturday by U.S. District handcuffed and pushed into a es of blocking the sidewalk and re­ Set our (.1. \tltt,*" " at once. from the explosion immediately Iowa were regulated under Iowa fuaing to move. ., , nge. He after it occurred and subsequenUy law. detected radioactive materials in "r'I\1cRay, of the Student N'onvio­ ashing in "Using accepted utility regula­ the air· over the Sea of Japan. Northern Illinois Braces leht Coordinating Com mit tee, ( ' TY ClVa (}'W VI\.Y", "., omething tory practices," the statement said, slumped to the pavement rather WAYNElt'S' Monday night the State Depart­ "Iowa Power, during the 1956-1962 tHan walk to the police car and 11" E. Washington " tI • ment gave this report on what period, earned less than the ac­ ... Dobryn'ln told Rusk :- was dragged the rest of the way cepted six -per cent rate of return For Another Ice. Storm by his coUar_ r, "Say, "In a~ oral reply to our inquiry, used by the cooperatives' trade orficials association. " By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS freezing ain followed by snow was the Soviet government has stated • . .. _... _ .. 0 ·f' • I that the nuclear explosIon was THOMPSON 'S S TA T EM E NT Northern Illinois, caught in the expected to hi t the already ice­ carried out deep underground on questioned the validity of the as­ vise of one of the worst ice storms encrusted Chicago find northern Jan. 1,1 and that some radioac.tive sociation's figures . in years, braced for anothel' on· lilinois area late Monday night or of all the debris leaked into [he atmosphere. Thompson said Iowa Power as­ slaught of freezing rain and snow early Tuesday. Monday while a raging storm bat­ Current dama ge in the area has owing 10 .. "Howe er; 'the oral reply states sumes the report was compiled by , the same staff members who pre­ tered the Southwest. been placed in the multi-million­ " that the amount is so insignificant : pared a similar report in 1963, The storm spI'ead a variety of dollar category, and damage to I " " . that the Soviet government ex· hIit' . adding: bad weather across the south cen· power equipment alone was in ex­ , cludes the possibiJity of a viola­ , ', ! tion of the limited test ban treaty. "Our review of the 1963 report tral states. Winds whipped the cess of $2 million , a Commonwealth "The United States is continuing indicated that the trade associa­ sou thern Plains, fillirlg the air with Edison Co. spokesman said. onna tell ita own evaluation of lhe facts in· tion's computatlons contained er­ dust and snow and reducing visi­ Some 20,000 homes in Chicago WE'RE GIVINC.? ,: TOP DOLLAR FOR and suburbs were still without heat volved." I rors in arithmetic and ignored cer­ bility to zero. tain existing tax laws and regula­ and lights. t. complete ------Snow fell over central and west­ j 't move, tions, both local and federal. " Commonwealth Edison had 425 USED TEXTBOOKS. NO GIMMICKS­ ern Kansas, southeastern Colorado, Cl'ews numbering more than 3,000 Nebraska Wants The NRECA called on state reg­ and the Texas and Oklahoma pan­ ulatory agencies and legislatures to men working I6-hour shifts In an rlnkin'?" initiate action to force the private handles. effort to restring power lines snap­ n Golden Court's Assistance Blizzard conditions prevailed over STRAIGHT CASH-AT HAWKEYE , " power companies to reduce their ped by the weight of ice. .1' , head and south central and western Kansas At least three deaths had been , .. rates in the amount of their over­ and parts of Texas and Oklahoma. i. ,. In Boundary Tiff charges. attributed to the weather in north­ BOOKSTORE. f, " Weather Bureau forecasters kept ern Illinois. t ,;, " , WASH[NGTON IA'I - Nebraska a wary eye on the northern lllinois Motels and holels were clogged urged the Supreme Court Monday Iowa House Passes sector which has heen sheeted un­ with residents who had no heat. " , .- to take original jurisdiction and der a destructive mantle of ice Some suburban communities ! , consider a controversy involving Liquor Age Bill since Saturday. went fol' more than 40 hours with­ certain pt'ovisions oC a 1943 Mis­ The forecasters warned that out power. Vour overloaded demands for second se- souri River boundary compact be­ DES MOlNES iA'I - The Iowa ,..___ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii __iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~~~ tween Iowa and Nebraska. " House passed its first bill of the . i,' The issue terns from the fact 1965 session Monday - ~ corre~tivll I ,",:" b ~' ~ k,c as 'e" ., ',c Q,h Imester. We're willing to , 1 that river sometimes changes its measure to'· clarif. th'e Iowa LIquor Macbride I, ' ) I , " I course. Control Commission's authority to ~ ' mean 'money i~ yo~r, pay top prices and you " William J. Yost, Iowa special as­ require proof of age by persons' . I. I 1 s sistant attorney general, opposed seeking to buy liquor or beer. ' .. ,.. the request. He aid Nebraska's The bill, which simply corre<;ts !;' pocket if you take 'a:d-' come out on top. There cd Prac· complaint does not establish a con­ an erroneous reference to a seclibb troversy between two ~tes ~hich in the code, was passed 118-0 and wou ld require the courL to take sent to the Senate. val1tage of the top pric~s is no waiting in line. Just the Unlt­ original jurisdJctidn. 'Until its passage, the commis­ Old Cap­ Nebraska contends Iowa is try­ sion had no actual legal authority for used textbooks i at walk in and place your p.m. both ing to assert title to lands which to require persons seeking to buy prior to 1943 had bccn hcld by alcoholic beverages to prove they ,I, • Nebraska citiz ns. were over 21. Haw e BookstQt,. books on the "Cash-in" Careen key 01 Seute nd Sham· Used textbooks are counter. The rest comes til daYI, n. Speak­ needed to fill expect~~ naturally. , senior • " Speaker " vice pres­ Edison of

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Menday'l Coli'" aa"'.tIN" Minnesota 85, Purdue 81 Detroit 108. Xavier, Ohio, 92 ,to "Arizona for Spring Games Flor'da Slate 511, Auburn 55 PES MOINJ!:S (A'I Kentucky ]02, Georgia 82 . "'Ieave,for SIC~ , Iowa thletic Dire lor Forest Evashev ki ~Ionday night N.C. State '19, Centenary College murn accumu WICHITA, Kan. tfI - Starting announced that all four spring val' itv team will fly to the 64 F t s a year for Georgia Tech 75. Miss. St. 73 center Nate Bowman of the Wichita ( ea u re d8~ proposed to ltitivef it, of Arizona for competition- during spring vacation Iowa State 87, Oklahoma 81 State University basketball team, iu~e Monday by ~rilll through the 1 tho 1 ranked fifth in the nation, was CHICAGO - 'the 1964-65 college basketball season will Edllcalion AssoClal 'THIS WILL BE a first-time real- would nol have been possible with­ ruled academical1y ineligible Mon- reach its mid-season climax next weekend at Chicago Stadium The ' IS~A asked itr for the Hawkeye baselJall, out the cooperation of Dick Clau· Maurice Stokes day to complete the season - his f I ' I ye5 be granted li21clt. tennis and golf squads. sen, Arizona director of athletics. Moved to New senior year. in two doubleheadcrs involving some 0 t 1e nation s top teams foO d.Ys sick leave :.Evashevski said the project will Clau en was a member of Iowa A second severe jolt to the and individual stars. 01 (heir gCve the athletes a week at the Ibaseb~l~ squads fr?m 193~ to 19~. Home in Cincinnati Shockers' basketball fortunes will Top-ranked UCLA, winner of 30 straight games lust season the second yca 1', ~iverslty of Aritona during the I ~ddltlonal athletic relatlOn~ wl~h come Saturday when All-America did f d' NCAA I . '11 k t third year, .13. days IOwa spring recess. nzona were scheduled e~rber III CINC,INNATI tfI - One-lime col­ Dave Slallworth completes hill an I t 1,0 ~ ep mg c 1amplO11s, WI. ma e wo appear- ear, 14 days I~ the :It is not new (or the- Iowa Jilase- ~potball. ~he ,two teams Will meet lege and pro basketball star Mau­ playing eligibility. Boces ...... on) friday against lowa's second place Big 10 contc~d­ ;5 days in the Sixth ball squad to go t.o Arizona for 'Ill IowA City In 1966 l\Ild 1969. rice Stokes, grinning and talking 'Bob D~naldson , university a~h" ers, and on Saturday against Lo ola'~ 1963 NCAA ch:Jmps. eat'S, and that games there. as best · he can in bis paralyzed letie eoord~ator, said that BoW') THE UCLA'IIS have wo'~ ]3 -.------~r­ ~ aUowed to ; ~e basebal1 team has malle the condition was moved to a new man lind Bob Powers, a ~eserve , strill¢tft tbis te~r hfter 'losing th~j'r by other coaches. ~orT)\Jined w~th I rnlnirnum of 90 d tq U JOUrney Tucson tim65 tince home Monday. cep~r who h~s appear~ I~ Qply opener to Inlnols and boast a 'two- precision ball.handlllig- and pm­ SchOO) bOards 1152 lor six games in 1\ week with Stokes. who played his collegilite er~ to grant tpe University of Arizona . ~wo ~ames thIS season, are both. season rt,Jark of 4.3-1, one of the point assists, it has made the west basketl)all at St. Francis, Pa'f anq linle thAn the , tHE HAWK&Y5S · and Uteir mehglble to cpmpl~~e " th~ .liCa~Q I greate.st In lC~i~ 1'i1~IOiY. . I coast .champs virtl,lally inyuJnera~ as a pro with the Rochester and because of academiC defICIenCies,' As if faefng the' country's No. 1 ble thiS year. ' , conches will travel via a charte~ed Cincinnati Royals of the National fit. . DCl' plane. Baskelbail Association, was strick­ Co.ach Gary Th~pSOll..a~~ team )V,~~~~9 elIo~b, 1f.~oIJl will Both Iowa and Lci>"bia, j{ow~vet: ' The. If\EA. subm • "We believe this will be the bcst en almost seven years ago - in at the same tIme that GeqJld open -;es'tivit1,l'S) Frft1'ay "nlght at are eXl?ectetJ to test UCLA to (lie stud" . ~~' . erl\1g 5 J!> i01e training (or Big Ten March 1958 - with sleeping slck- D~vls. a reseJ'\le ~o was dis- 7:30 against alt-A~er~can Dave limit. The Hawkeyes. w't\o dropped sctioo\ illst~lets . ~m81 /Uld meets later," Evashev­ p1lssed last week WIth Bowman, Stallworth and WIchIta State, Indiana's nationally ranked team wiJohn Wooden evaluates Gail Goodrich, the Bruin', t1,!!chang d this week with up two places to No. 4 in the rank- its second straight week off com- Rival coaches and other experts They have lost only to Michigan Philadelphia got the other one. '·1, senior guard and offensive lead.r of the tum, ilS a bonl' CL way out front in Ings. Rllode Island and SI. Bona- ing up, remained loth. rank UCLA even more potent this 87-85 at Detroit and to St. Joseph's still Voting was based on games fide AII·Americiin cilndidate. "Although comparatively short in. venture lire next in line on their THE BIG TEN , with records and season .than last, de~pite he~vy 76-69 in .the Quaker City Tourna- ttie voting of a panel of sports through Saturday, Jan. 23. stature for present day basketball stars, Gail has quick hands and Michigan boosted its season rec­ schedule. total points: graduation losses. Gall GOOdrich, ment. Stallworth, an almost unani- writers a nd sportscasters for Idle Wichita dropped a peg to 1. UCLA ...... 03-1) 347 6-1 senior with a 22.9 average, also mous AU-American selection last is outstanding around the offensive boards, This season, he ha. the ssociated Press. ord to 11-2 by knocking off Purdue fifth at 12-2 with Loyola of Chicago 2. Michigan .. (]l-2) 302 leads in .assists and in ali-Ameri- year, leads with 23 points and 11 shown more and better ability with the ball to free himself for a ]03-84 and s~rengthened its hold on and Louisville In their immediate 3. Sl. Joseph's, Pa . .. U5-]) 249 can conSideration. rebounds a game. shot or to pass to a teammate as well as anY0l'le could expect," said ,UCLA CAPTURED 29 of the 36 second place in the standings. They future. Davidson, also idle, moved 4. Providence (12-0) 209 . Keith Erickson. 6·5 star of the Paced by ail-American calldi. Wooden. "He is a very hard worker and pushes himself for im· first-place votes while standing pat play Michigan State Tuesday and 19 " , up one rung to sixth. East Carolina 5. Wichita ...... (1 12.2) 1 ~ . S. Olyrnpi.c volle~ball team, has tlilte Skip Thoren, top scorer and' provement in all phases of the game." Goocirich, after 14 games, on its 14-1 record. The defending Purdue Saturday. and Wake Forest are next on the 6. Davidson (14-1) 1110 Improved hiS sconng average to rebounder Illinois also has Tal is UCLA's leading scorer with 321 points for a 23·point average. national champions return to ac· Third-place St. Joseph's ran its Davidson schedule. 7. SI. John's, N.Y ., (12-2) 123 13 and he's second in rebounds Brody, D~n Freeman, and Bogie - '-'---- - St. John's of Brooklyn, In seventh 8: San Francisco .. (12·1) 114 with 134, behind the 154 of 6-6 Redmon in double figures with an place, beat St. Francis for a 12-2 9. Indiana ... (12-2) 80 sophomore Ed Lacey. 87.2 team average. 'record ·wJth Marquette on the 10. Duke ...... , 00-2) 79 A ZONE PRESS defense used by Although ranked just outside the America's No.1 the Uclans in their NC~A trium~hs top 10 , they have defeated both special last year, has b~en Widely copied UCLA and Indiana, losing only at Bobsled Crashes St. Louis the night after the UCLA In Switzerland I Notre Dame game, to St. .'Joseph's (third rank­ Fifteen years ago, () Ambitious 32 ~ Event ' Indoor ,·: ed) 75·71 , and Michigan at Ann Michigan Federation Relays at ST. MORITZ, Switzerland (,fl - CQinpany pioneer Special Sale Michigan (Michigan & Michigan Arbor, 89·83. '\merican hones in the World 1"our-/ idea of an internship State) THE FIGHTING Irish have four Man Bopsled Championships suf­ " Northwest Open at Minnesota men - Ron Reed, Lary Sheffield , program for college Track Program for Big Ten fe red II sharp setback Monday students' interested in 1000/0, Lal11bs Wool Ohio State, Kent State. Kentucky, Walt Sahm, and Jay Miller - aver­ when their No. 1 sled crashed on Chicago, Ill. - A J'am-packed 1965 Big Ten indoor track Wellt Virginia at Ohio State aging above 15 points a game for its flrst training run and was dam­ life insurance careers. Iowa State at Wisconsin a tremendous team average of aged beyond repair. Time has proved season, highlighted by cight retuming individual champions Fri"a~, February 12: 92.9. They have gone over the ]00 its worth. 1 The sled, specially designed for V-Necks and two Olympians, opens a 32-evcnt program this weekcnd. Missouri at Indiana mark against Bail State, Michigan tht' American team by General Our campus agents are DlU'ing the nexi six weckends, Big Ten track teams will Saturday, February 13: State, Detrllit, Kentucky, Western trained while they're Ohio State at Illinois Michigan. and Houston. All of tbeir '10tors, had never been on a bob mako ,SO appearances {)fior to the 55th annual Conference in- Northwestern at Iowa six losses have been on the road, run before. It was rid den by John still at school, given a door championships at JlIinois on March 5-6. The 1965 cham- Miclligari State Relays at Michi- and they have beaten only Ken­ Hickey . Lake Placid, N.Y .; AI Han­ chance to make a proper son, Plattsburgh Air Base, N.Y.: career decision before ionship eV~llt will have 45 out of the 70 l)laces in last YCflr's gan State (Michigan, Michigan tucky and Houston away from P State & Purdue) home. Ralph Wiles, Saranac Lake, N.Y.. graduatio n. 3iOfo of meet returning, plus an.ticipated sophomore suprises. Minllesota at Wisconsin and Mike Hollrock , Plattsburgh Ail' thOse participnting in First year coach Johnny Dee, Base. I • MICHIGAN STATE has three I . Fr~ay, F.bruary 19: however, forecast the Irish would this prog ra m. in the last of the individual cham- who competed in last faU's Toj{yo Penn State at Michigan Team Manager Karl H!lrdy said l r~turniDg jell by late January as his rangy the sled appeared to brake too late 10 years are currently pions -..;':Bob Moreland, who won ga mes al'e Trenton Jackson of 1)- Saturday, February 20: more familiar coming out of sunny failed enjoying successful both the 1963 and 1964 SO·yard lillois and Kent Bernard of Michi- 1\1inois. Iowa, Northwestern, Pur· v~lerans be~ame corn~r, WIth the runnmg game he espouses. to slow down sufficiently and over. careers wi th the dashes with re~ord tying tirt,Jes of gan. Jackson reached the semi- due at Illinois I turned on the horseshoe bend . Company in sales, . t sec~nds; Mike l\~artens m t~e finals of the ]oo-meter dash. Ber. Indiana, Michigan State, Wiscon· supervisory, and lOOO-yard run, and Jim Garrett 10 nard, 'representing Trinadad-To- sin at Indiana S.F. Giants Will Retain None of lhe crew was injured. management spots. 22010 Ipc broad Jump. bago, reached the semi.final~ of Freshmen-Varsity at Minnesota Japan se Southpaw The Americans will now rely on of the Company ' ~ SO t Michigpn has two returning the 400-meter run and ran the sec· Ohio USTFF IIttlhto Sta~e the traditional sled built by ve~·1 champions ~ 4)!1t BemaI'd in the ond leg of .his llte/,lm's l,600-meter Mon~ay, Feb",a~ p: . SA'N FR NCISCO (i1'I - Masano- edn Italian blacksmith Alberto top agcnt~ bCRan their f I 6oo.yard rmj dI DeS Ryan in the relay which finiShed third. Michigan at Notre Dame ri Murakami, southpa,w relief pitch. Popar {or the championships to be insuran ce careers \\hile ...... ••• ~aturd~~ Febr~ry 27: , et; who i~ the onl)! , Japanese ever staged next w ee~ end. college students. mi Ie. Oth er returnmg .."I,amplons '1 • I, Ill.l·n' 0 \h· . at Illl'nol',,' . I d N . P t { M' 1965 BIG TEN INDOOR U STF ~ to play major JAallue baseball in mc u E; oms e ersol\ II lOne· Indiana ' ~t OhiO'&ate ,I l~e 'Unlt'ed 1 State~, Rwill play again' We think our campus . 50ta In the two'mile, Tom Dakin -nl"A'Clf ~EOU i, IQw ,."t' Minn"Q(lta , , this sea'son for ' the San Francisco Iowa State Wrestler internshi p proWdln i, Wi~onsin rr"~ .... \ of In the 70-yard high . pretty sp('(lill-~o (\ ' ' hurdles and Bob NeutzUng of Ohio Saturday, Janui'ry 23: -- -~, Michigan USTFF at Michigan Giant~ the National .League club Out of Action for Month State Ih the pole vault. Michigan at Chicago Track Club (Michigan and Northwestern) announceq Monday. othcrs. \Vc'd Iw '1,1f 1 I'j tell ~ou m~rc abOullt. ' Last'. vellr Neutzling broke the I owa St a t e a t •IYlln .. ne sota Miami (0.) at Michigan State Where the 21-year-old Murak·I AMES ""'" _ ro' wa State offl'cl'nls ~ Ch" Purdue at Illinois Slate ami will play in 1,966 rema ns un- A special group o( V-neck pullovers in 100% Lambs Wool. only record in the meet wl'th a Northwestern at Icago sa l'd MQ·nday that heavywel'ght Chicago Track Club at Wisconsin decided after discussions last week LAWRENCE T. WADE, Trim tapered waist in Charcoal Grey, Olive Heather, Flint vault o{ 15' 8'1.", more than a foot Saturday, January 3D: Frlday.Saturday, March 506: and this weekend between the Gi- w~estler Steve Shippos will be out Brown and Charcoal Blue. over the old mark. In outdoor com- Illinois Open at lllinois 55th annuill Big Ten Champion. ants and representatives of the for -a month witit an elbow injury. General Agellt petition :the then sophdmore be· 'USTFF Open at Western' Michi- shipl; at 'Illinols . Nflnkai Hawks of Osaka, Japan, Shippos, a junior (rom Ithaca . Fonnerly 9.95 came the first Big Ten vaulter to gan (Michigan) Frlday.Saturday, March 12.13: who once owned the hurler. N.Y., injured his arm in a malch 104 Savings & Loan Bldg. Now only ., • ...... ~6R8 clear l':. witb a mark of 16' '14 '. Michigan Slate at Ohio State 1st annual NCAA Indoor Cham- Alter finishing the season for the Saturday night against Colorado Iowa City, Iowa THEY Michigan, Minnesota and North· Northwestern at Minnesota pionships at Detroit (Cobo Hall) Giants' farm club at Fresno, CaliL, State University, and was forced Phone 338-3631 western open competition this Wisconsin, Loyola, Southern Illi· Monday, March' 15: Murakami joined the major league to forfeit, endIng his unbeaten rec- OWN RULE weekend. Semester examinations nois at Wisconsin USTFF National Championships team and hurled 15 impressive in. ord. J I January Clearance end during the final week of Jan- FrIday, F,bruary 5: at Milwaukee (M ilwaukee Arena) nings for San Francisco. He com- 1 . His place on the t~c1ones' na- PROVIIDENT ," PACIFIC , uary. to permit the remainder of llllnqi., Iowa, Bradley ,at Iowa IPriday.$.turday, March 2'·27: piled a ].80 earned run average aI-I tIOIl!llly-ranked learn WIll be taken MlITUALIiiIiii U FE I the Conference to start competition. Saturday, F.llruary 6: . Civitan Relays at Memphis, Tenn. though he didn't figure in any de- by sophomQI'\! Ted Tuinstra oC Des .....IICE CIOIII'AIIT If PlULAI)(lNl \ SUITS SPORTCOATS THE ~O BIG TEN Olympians Indiana, Purdue, Notre Dame at (Purdue ) cisions. Moines . ' I !'Z VAN 48 ~ 58 - 69 ' ., , . ~8-34-38 ,o"l iT J" \' I HEFLIN· FOOTWEAR ,f JAME " ., Eoi' Your LaundrVt MacARl Loafers Cordovans I . ' 12.95 14.00 Black-Brown-Cordovan Wingtips-Plain Toe ., clt, Tim_e ~, Extra Time ~nda y by the Iowa State leave may accumulate ,to 35 days, Mrs. David Carew, 1524 Muscatine rode to fox hunts acrOss the COUll' farm wife. and amateur historian prOVISIons of the State Constitution, I -- d Enucalion Associat ion (JSEA) . but school boards may. grant more Ave. ~ ... • tryside and where a palace was from ViJIisca. Mrs. Posten, who has was described by Sen . Peter F. I The 'lSEA asked that school em· sick leave if they wish. NATIONAL SECRETARIES once constructed - of COrn! II is long been interested in the story O~adne:.enpearssoao:orm of recre~tillD (or MOUTH WATERIN 1 SPECIALS plDyeS be granted a minimum of I the site Qf the West's first train of Iowa, originally compiled the TIle study. ~ howed Iowa school The Robert Lucas Chapter of the I 10 days sick leavc in the first ycar robbery and the boyhood homc of material as part of a teaching unit The Manning Democrat urked the FOR TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY ONLY of thoir employment. 1L days in boards' sic~ leave policy ranges INational. Secre~arics Associ.ation a legendary lawman. It is the place for ber classes in the Villisca Com· committee to give the voters a C.II 1.7.. 1 for "rompl Iervlce ... lckup.DoUvery or Dlno IlI'hl Here the second year. 12 days in the from the 35·day minimum to 100 In ter ~a tlOnal wl~1 hold a dmner where grapevines caused the down· munity School. cba1)ce to on whether thcy • LOIN BACK Ribs r.g. now J .. ' .. meetlOg at 6 tonight at the JefCer· decld~ bar-be-qu.cI Dlnn.r 1.65 .49 thira year, .l3 days in the fourth days m various school dIstrIcts. son Hotel. Call oC a "perfect" community. wa t t 0 legall'ze bl'ngo . " J hislls The Place :- lowa" n . .. ' . • HALF BROASTED CHICKEN reg. 1.45 now 1.29 14 days in the firth year, and w~s, yoor, The ISEA said a review of laws SIanton P. Tl)alberg, assistant Stories of these and other e~ent ~ written (ol'Iowans ~geSrtwelve an~ A~ a constitutIOnal amenqment, CHICKEN LIVERS 110 89 " 15 days in the sixth and subsequent of other states show that 10 days professor of rhetoric education, !n ~e ~tate's history are conlaine~! above who wish tol leaI'd more the propos,al. to become eCKective, • PAN FRIED reg. . now. years, ,md that unused sick leave III ThIS Is ThE1 Place ~ 10w,a, , al10iIt their state. A "Test Ybur ",usC be passed in identical ,torm by '. POLISH SAUSAGE AND KRAUT r.g. 1.10 now .89 fu ll y paid sick leave per year is will spe~k on "Rapid 'Reading for [ be aUowed to accumulate to a . . I Secretal'les." puh)jshect by t~e ~O\l!Y l ~.t~~~ ~nivj)~. Knowled ge" 'Section arld delaiJd«! two . ~cce~sive seSsions or'tJie leg· minimum of 90 days. the most common requIrement lm· I ~". ,slly Press. ThIS ilIl1slr'lte? 'lllsCOfY' 1 index'1lIake it adaptable Ifor' class·' islalure and then be apprp,ycd by Sc 001 boards would be empow· 'posed on local school distrie-ls. KIWANIS CLUB . geogrpphy·storybook t"ke~ a 10m~ J room use. Prided at $4 :50. the boOltl v9ters. , ., 1 GEORGE'S GOURMET FOODS • ' , 1 .. 'I 114 S. Dubuque O,.n 4 p.m.-) ~. m. dally, Frl. & ';It. til 2:30 er~ to grant more sick leave It said th,e State Qf Wash,ington. Maj. Norris w" ns in practice at the T:;!,::: 'i" :~IL¥ lalion, At tbe other end of the OPTIMISTS CLUB of the Treasury Douglas Dillon IS I WANTADs,:l present· lime. scale, unused sick leave is not The Oplimists Club will hold a expected to leave office soon and \ I The law n~w sets minimum sick hi s successor reportedly win be APARTMENTS FOR RENT APPROVED ROOMS _ *-r;.....J.... .- - _. accumulative in Georgia. dinner palty at 6130 tonight at the RIDERS WANTED The repOl't said that "unlike Mayflower. Rel'crvatiollS shou ld either Donald C. Cook Or David " Rockefeller Ad rt"" Rates FRONTENAC APARTMENTS ; Lovely. IAPPROVED rooms for two girls. 338- RIDER to San r ta nclsco. DeparU I\II,j . DOORS OPEN THIS other enterprises where the work be made by calling Mrs, LIIVerne . ve ISing new two·bedroom aparlments, wall 0712. 1·7 January 30. 331·2230 after 6:00 p.m , - of absent employes usually can be Shay, 337.3924, or Mrs. Dave Er. i --..,-"".-. It was disclosed Monday that to wall ca.".,tllllllh· Sdlovce'llr3P3r8r~r6alor LA-RG~ room /llrls Separate .tudy J-2 , - -- held in abeyance Or temporarily rans. 338.3729. . f' d d . Th D '5c Weni and drapes (u rn ~ e . a -...... or EO ,. • DIllon con Irme urmg a news r.. IY. ·· ...... I located ntxl to Holiday Inn on ' High . Rerrlller~lor prIvileges. 337.7169. A-TTRAfTION. 1 P.M. shifted to other permanent staff Expansion of the Boy Scout pro· hriefing on the new federal budget Six DIYI ., ..... ,., .. 1.c I Word way 218 Ea.t. Onl,v ~nul~ tr~5 Close-In . J-lI7 l f TYP.NG members. substitutes must be en· gram and development of a scout that he wiIJ leave the Cabinet with· W-~ Jowa City on Inters Ie , - ATTRACTIVELY (urJllshed room5 /fil' SEIV.Cr . t T.n DIY' : ... , ...... 2lc I .... gIrl!. Llj'ht cook In II. 330 Soutb Laca . f.i!.!t ShoV( - 1: 15 P.M. gaged to take over for regular camp will be discussed by a scout in the next few mon hs. .u. Weni DESJRABI.E. CLEAN Ihrae room furn. 33lJ-9S25. 2-19 I!:LBCTlUC typewriter. TheM. ~nd : On. Month . .... , ... . -.. I Ished apartment. "\JtlllJjes {urnlohed. 'hort p.pers. QIII 331,1843. TFN . teachers who are OIlt of school representative at the club's meet. Cook. president of Amcrican Married j(raduate .turtcnts preft)rred. SINGLE SLEEPING ROOMS _ male "But as many· local schoOl dis- in~ at noon Wednesday in the Hot~1 Electric Power Co. and former Minim"", Ad ,. Words Call 337.5532 arter 6:00 p.m. 1.23 studenls. 534 Clark St. 337.7554 after NANCY KRUSE IBM electriC' lypln/f trids have come to recognize the IJefferson. chairman of the Securities and Ex· For Conllcutlv. Inllrtlonl 6;00 p.m. 2·20 servIce 3~8 · 685.. 2.aARl salutary effect that an established .----- . I FURNISHEU to .ub·let to Iwo. pr.lhree TWOVERY NICE SINGLE ,ooms. male ELECTRIO Iyplnj' call 338-8073 afteT 5 change Comm ission, has re~clvc ( CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADS women. 338-4054. , • 2.2~ sludents. Llllens CurnJaM ~ den\I ~21...... , 'J' . t ..' FAMILY Dial 338'He7. 1-28 WANTED STUDENTS for part Ume 5093. 2·3 work . weekdays and week ends. MEDAL KSUI Mlnlt Car Wash. 1025 S. Rlv'lrslde AUTOMOTIVE AWARD! Tue.dal'. Jan. 2&: 7:00. Bach uttc No. Drive . , 2-13 N"?l=-S--:.I~ --- 61n E for Clavichord; 8:15, Brahl1ls ----- ., ( ~ ~ - Symphony No.2 In D. Opus 73. PART TtM'E HELP WANTQ t - 30 WCdne,day, ,Jan, 27: 7:00. Handel .- We.1 Prentiss. 338-7881. 2 · 1~ TONY • NATAUE .. ,ft"1iHeR RpYal Ftrew()rks Suite; 8:15. CURns WOOD "It Brahm. - Symph6ny No.3 In F, arccrs. 1 DOUBLE room, refrigerator 125 HENRY • LAUREN 28: Brahm .. - Sym· 3JY~,~ f~ ~:e men.:.~.5916. 2-22 ::I . Goose" ThU~fd~~.OOjanphony No. . 4 In E. Opus 9ft,; 8:15, FONDA 8ACALL li~tlf'lt'l:1 Schumann - Cello Concerlo in a, GRADUATE men, lar/le pleasant rooms, MEDICAL secretary needed, experl. eooldn,. 530.N. Cllnlon. 337-11848, 337· ence preferred. General Ho~Pltal. l IGNITION MEL FERRER 5487. 2-23 337-3111 ,,325. , 1·27 YOUNG'S STUDIO: ents are 9:00 . "Bits and Pieces." CAKdul() dp IRONING. Studenf boy, and ,ll'I. 016 $1698· , Rbchelter• . 337-3824 ,' ,j ••, 2-2 $24,000 (not Iyplcal, but Indicative (, 11 ,HI t!.1 of potential ) lasl year. M. W: Frhnk with approved credit earned OVer $13,000. Age no barrier. $200 clown payment and UN the complete bout it. . -. The hit that ran 3 s'zuI3/. month. in il'. N.Y. premierel Diversified year round line. No In· WANTED vestment required. We take care of , hlwkty. Importl inc. "DlMKA" all £Inanelng . shipping - an,d leol. mod.rn equipment of the . WADE, WANTED - j'lrl light housework, lectlono. StRrl on part lime 1:>as s If 1011 walnut It. bab.l'slttlnf momlng.: 6:30 to 9;00 •. m. you like. Write " , iow. city, iowa \gcllt Write Dei y Iowan, Box 147. 2·3 Consolld.toll ... Inl. V.rnlsll'Corp., !,HONI 337-ms ... captured the heart 0/ eve,y New York film critic . . . and East Ohio 11111., • I 'Local ta"es and lIcen, .. Maher Bros" Transfer MALE to share mobile home with one Clevel.nll, Ohio. not Included .oln Bldg. :' will capture YOUl'S, tool -N.Y. Times olher student. 338-5237. 2-4

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Ad ... Short, - "D.PIANT ISLAND" IIll urn,we (, . ~ ~ n - I"d - "L~ND 0.- 1, . E LONG WHITE CLOUD" ii-me Change 3 of 27 Ne~ Cardinals 2 Can Take Testl To Navy Academy Prof Stuai'es Ocean Depths Marks 'Phone ~rom Communist Lands Two Iowa Cltlans have beth nominated to take the (lnal com. A of T Zoology Professor red or transparent, and many jelly VATICAN· CITY 1A'l- Pope Paul that has beep concentrated at the A · pelltlve examlnatioll8 lor admis. who I'ctumcd recently from a fish types of varying sizes. VI Monday appointed 27 new car- Vatican lor centuries. nnlversary The new cardinals will be formal­ sion to the U.S. Naval Academy at scientific mission on the Indian The Iowa zoologist explained Ihat dinals including Archbishop Law· ly elevated to the purple at a con­ Annapolis, according to Senator Ocean believes more clues the more nearly tbe animal is Beginning Feb. 1, the telephone renee Joseph Shehan o( Baltimore sistory Feb. 22. Jack Miller (R-Iowa). water-like, like a vil'tUal\y station· rate for tl'anscontinental calls and Archbishop Jose! Beran, who The nominees, who scored high have been found to help an- ary jelly fish, the less energy it placed between 8 p.m. and 4:30 was imprisoned 14 years in Appointment of Archbishop She­ han brings the number of Amer­ ratings on the examinations given swer. t cillestion of how life needs to stay afloat. "These crea· a.m. and all day Sundays, will be Czechoslovakia. lures live where it is devoid oC I ican cardinals to six. by the Civil Service CommissIon, is SU!tlllned in creatures that light. Therefore, they don't have $1. Two of the other new princes also In Baltimore, Archbishop Shehan, al'e John D. Snakenberg, son of oevl!r leave the total darkness color patterns. The fish are sus- In 1915 each coast-to-coast call are from Communist lands. 66 , said his elevation was in "re­ Mrs. Delods Snakenberg, 1128 Franklin St., and James C. Dicker. d f h pended at various depths with the cost $20.70. Today such caUs cosl The nominations raised member- cognition of the historic position of an treme pres lire 0 t e aid of air. or oil-filled 'swim blad- $2.25 and only $1 if placed after ship in the college to 103, from 41 the Archdiocese or Baltimore," the son, son of Mr. and Mrs. James oce epths. ders.' We found many phosphores- 9 p.m. countries. Never before has it oldest diocese in the United States. C. Dickerson, 209 Koser Ave. lUdl rd V. BOl(bj rg, direc- cent species. When these were Fifty years ago yesterday the been so targe or so representative. Other American cardinals are Lak d \,. L brought in at night. lhe catch was fl'rst transcontinental telephone caU Selection of the new cardinals, the Archbishops Francis Spellman of MARGARET TO UGANDA- tor 0 r .....llle Iowa esi e Lao- f' t d b P PI ' h' an eerie, glowing mass of lumines. WllS placed. It traveled over a sys. Irs name y ope au m IS New York , Richard Cushing of LONDON Lfl-Pl'incess Margaret oratory, a hiological field sta- cence." tem of four copper wires strung 19-month reign, was filled with im· Boston, Albert Gregory Meyer of and her _husband, Lord SnowdOl1 , tion on West Lake Okoboji, The Te Vega is a two-masted across the country on poles extend. plicatlons of policy: Chicago, Joseph Elmer Ritter of plan to fly to Uganda in March on an official visit. was ~ne of three en,ior scien- ' schooner with auxiliary molors and ing from New York to San Fran- -Not since 1953 has a prelate St. Louis and James Francis Mc­ a captain and crew of 13. The ship cisco. /' The open wire system ran (rom a Communist country been Intyre of Los Angeles. ruts on a three-month cruise is part of Stanford University's 3,400 miles through 13 states, in, made a cardinal. The nominations -----..... Malee you, of the Indian Ocean aboard program of science teaching

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