• ,. - Serving the Stat. TheW.ath.r rille University of Iowa Partl, ~1_dJ IIId rolder todl,. Low .1. hlrlt 55. Campus and I!urdl , fontilluH elou­ d, lad cooler " 'ith dl_­ rgaret, Iowa City en In the _th perUea. Esl. 1868 - AP leased Wire, Wirephoto - Fllo'. Clift'S Iowa City, Iowa, Friday, March 11. 1955 This FalJ. ~------~------~~------

01 ics of Kina Edward VIII's abo dicstion In 1.936 for the love 01 Am.erican divorcee Mrs. Wallis Warfield Simpson. British law requires members of the immedIate roya l family who arc younger than 25 to have armers the consent :>f the sovereign for ',i { ;, marriage. Church Bars Remarrlare Queen Elizabeth would find it Snow Stays in New York * * * hard to give formal conscnt lor Soviet Radio her sister's wedding to a divorced Will I man. The Queen is thc "defender 1I'Iie Pledges' Troops Slay in Europe, WASHINGTON (IP) - Presi- __~ ____.... i ------dent Eisenhower pledged T~urs­ ample, that when German armed cause df French opposition. * ... * day the U.s. will continue to strength is 'added to that of oth­ 1n reaffirming Ametican in­ Briton Says Allies

fIlllintain Q "lair share" of its er European nations. the U.S. tentions of staying In Europe, would take its, t, oops off the the Presideht noted thnt agree­ Must Hold Europe land, sea and air forces in Eul'­ LONDON (,4» - Delense Min­ continent. • ments made in London and Pari' ister Harold MacMillan said MOSCOW (Friday) (A') -The ope to guard ogainst Communist . Some six divisions of Ameri­ last September would enable! attack. can troops arc now stationed Thursday allied armjes must Soviet ,overnment today for­ West Germany "to make its con­ stand read:y to block Ruasia from throughout Western Europe, mally notified the Unlted Stlltes In a special message to the tribution to peace and security." be- grabbing wmern Europe it would lik~ to send a delega­ premiers of seven 'European al­ most of them in West Germany. Euro.,.au Union cause "once occupied, It cannot lies. the President said he will 18 W~uP The new plan fJf I'ontrolled be liberated." t ion of Sovl t Camlers to the keep American units deployed in Backing these troops up are Ge-l man reannament is called Speakin, before n lu"cheon of US. and around Europe "while a 18 wings of American ,bombers, the Western 'European Union. Of the association ot Amerfc3fl. cor­ threat to that area exists." lighted. transports and troop the s~ven mempQr countries, on- respondents in London. MQeMllI­ Six Pledles carriers, and the U.S. 6th Fleet ly Brllaln has completed parlla- an ~B ld the new mlclear weipons in the MediterJ anean. mentary ratification. Haly, would bar all.led reconquest of This pledge, one of sile made The President·s new pledge. Franoe. West Germany and Bel- the continent as in World War public by the White House, was addressed to the leaders of Bri­ gium have Won apPI'oval of their II. llimed at prodding European tain, F'rance, West Germany. It­ lower house. Luxembourg Jl nd "Are you going to liberate countries to speed up parliamen­ aly, Belgium. the Netherlan ds the Netherlands have taken no European countries by dropping t .. "lr., ... I., tary approval of an angements and Luxembourg. was Intended action. nuclear bombs on them?" he AS SPItlNC ENTERED IOWA 1Il0W " '18 Ult piled to , ... iee the fot rearming W_ Germany, in to replace a similar policy dec­ The timini or the President's asked. bela1d of a ear Oil a hl~hw.)' two mite from WI' t Leyden. N.l: .• U.S. Agrees to Admit line with the London-Paris laration made last April 16. 'I1his message Will obviously designed Asked about tht: Weat's em­ Thlll"ll4a.y. """wa, 111(111 .t lOme point. on the "Mul re .1m00li' 11 Red Student Editors agreements nearly six months lapsed ·after earlier plans for to exert J'!lax imu.m eftect upon ployment of nuc1i&r weaporu in obliterated. ago. . bringing West\ German aImed ~he Frencll Council or the .Re- any future war, lytaeMlllan gald WA IUNOTON (JP}-The U. The promise Wlis designed to forces into the European De­ p)J-blic. which expects to debate "they would have to be graded" Keturn Jl"portant l(1'ttd Th lU'ldu. .fter montlul (ense Community collapsed be- the measure later Ihis month. accordlrli to power. allay ny fear in France, for ex- "Account mlllt ~. t~ken not of df'lIbenUon. to IN 11 RIIIII.n # ,j Rccordin, to {'he numb:'!' ot hec­ tudl'n' tdltors OIly • vlsl' to Ho~gh Backs Dow,. lares (Russlnn land measure) Amerlt.n co linI' . >;own to one cro;l or nnoL.'l r, nor In ord.r for the II to 1M' Id· Asks Higher Early Spring IK'C rdlnlt to the nLOr r or cot­ PETER TOWNSEND AND Tax Cut' Debate tle. but nccord n:c to th amount mltttd It w. n('(''' ry und"r Princess Marraret shown dur· of !!r. in. pototQe.5 lilA veg.1 :Jwool and other Opens in Se 'n~te lor the eerata!')' 01 a\ate Ie comPlmlec1 the Royal pariy 'lI products of onhnnl husbondry," A biJh temperature of 87 de- senators Thursday hailed Go v' l mission who III aCcQPtllble to the recommend to the JUJIUC!! de. equerry. WlASHIINGTON (IP)- A major ' Leo Hoegh's reappointment of senale. .' it .ald. ci'"l..a te 011 tax IPOl;'cy opened I'n I'teJ!s Wednesday In the Towa L. L. Caffrey, Cresco Democrat, 2. Ho could name a Repll lican Th pllln Wa'\ txorked Ollt by partml'nt that Ute trip w In the of the faith" and the Church 01 Stock Buying ""u • millions of Am~ric an$ next year. t England bars the remarriage of the senate Thur.ooay, with ~ n . Bot:h. are oppos.!ld .py the' Eisen- City area set a new all. Ime I"C<:- to the state bODl'd of social wel- (rom th . northeast district. If he the 'CenLral committee of the n.tlon.1 Interest. a divorced pet'son, WASHINGTON (A»-MaJ"l'iner Harry F. Byrd CD-Va.) declar- hower administration and some oro, tor the second straLght day. tare as a move to settle the long did this he would hav to wlIh- e. 'l'mv~l - I Darty ar,d the Coun­ For this reason. the. best opin. S. Eacles called Thursday for iag the giOvernment is "mort- Democrats like Byrd and Sen, Thls, topped the preViOUS mark controversy over the state high- draw one of his other nomi- cil of Ministers. ion in London is that announce· hlfdher maJ'gibuln 10d~ stock bUmbying gaged to th~ hilt" and cannot af- Waller F :- Geonge (D-Ga.). 01 '63 degrees set in 1930. way commi sion. nations and submit instead th h t OVl'rpiannl'd ment of lhe engagement will be an ome 109 to co a ford to cut taxes without Cllttilllg But what the next move ..... ould name or a DeJllocrat. since the delayed until after Margaret's what he Clllled "eleme-nts ol real !\/>Cnding. $20 Cut A IUgtI at 68 'Ibursd;ay fiamed the So­ birthday. danger" to ~he economy. IBYil'd, chaimlan of the senate The first b a Ibm, passed by to top the r(>oCOf'd temperature of over the commission nominees shall be composed of three mem- viet Union's cUIT!'nt dlstr ss ov r ta.lIing icultural output Buckingham Palace maintain. Eccles was ooail1lTlan of the finance committee, said, " rt the. h OllSe, to ~ut •,axes by $20 f or 70 d egrees.se t on ...... u_ rc h 10 , 193·y. was t h e su bJ ec t o( speculatlon. bers 0,• one ,arty nd two 0 t the to ""bureaucratic. exe~:llvely in­ ed silence as rumors o! the royal board of governors 01 the Fed- . tAd eral Reserve board jn the Roose- shouLd be the considered joudg- every m(:o ,~. ta)(lpare.r an,\ e- Tu66day's temperature 01 82 HoeCh had nominated Robert other. Clated pl.nn • and ml kt d r(;mance spread Uu-ough London. It d Tr dmin' tr ment of everyone of us that the pendent be~ J1e~t Jan. 1. ~5ed :i iu,:h of 61 5et in K. of gi IS _ft;deral rnte blCoine ' reSldents' have be!'n enjeylf1iC' Is mission. All are Republicans ex- ' • ; clu...ed local (arm rs to pi nt "The S 0 v let govel'nment cause 1 am not the prime mover ~!;e::~t:5 wv cent. It is now 60 bllUon. and e~e . fix ra,,:~ sched~led COha(&'eri!09 Mt:lnal,for the latter ct!pt CaUrey. I' crops the, ere unal:le t.() , get (or David Lcenet gain in revenue. bel' of the commission. go early n t weett to members Guilty of Sedition bank. one or the nation's largest. . Byrd told Ilbe senate the $20 • WASHINGTON (A') - A radlo- , -"The landlor.ct was goltlg to liK ol the senot and ho~ commit­ Favorable to KusIa t f . DES MO .... T'COS (m\ A f The senate relected bolJl Ca(- NEW YORK rIP) - Ten Pu rl" the leak 'for a week but It wasn'l . s eered away rom expre9Smg ,'m, n·J - ormer cut in the house bill alTl(jll,/1is to active sea, of cloud about 1,000 trey and Lundy on erounds that tees dealing with Co Ign atlCairs March I the USSR newgpap"r. any opinion as to whether stock j1,lstice of the [owa supreme only 3$ centll II ~Fek t or each il ' 1 d 200 jl Id Rican Nationalists were held for done." Le~ds exrplained In mu· ond DiPprojt1'laUon8. Sovl t AFlculture. took up the nicipal court. "I got 'Pretty mad priICas are too high. court, told a house committee ind.ividUal benefitted. 'ITo in- 111. es ong an m es w e CAffrey had attacked the "hon- s nteneing on March 31, aftcr He 9Ilid the "sleepness 01. the Thursday that the senate-passed crease Ih~ !~eral debt by the hangs h8rmlessly over the eut- esty and integrity" of a state No raUOn JQt Churchill's op- their conviction flarly Thursday idea and Mld Russia would Ibe and pulled it (the sink) out." position uould asee \.ained im- tOI· plotting revolution to free nil.PPY to send such a delegation Judge Stephen A. DamJco sus· rise" over relatively short peri- trading bill is unconstitutional. sum of $2.14 ~llon. a y~ar !o~ a ,ern , part of the U.S .• includlnl oWcial and that Lundy had been medJately. ~ d indiscreet in permitting publi- their homeland. An 11th ,,",os ac­ and to r ce\ve lin Iowa delega­ pended a one-tlay jail sentence od s warran.e concern. Flederic M. Miller, of Des 38-'Cents-a-week tax lfeductJon Iowa,' th~ weather bureau re- The conCerer.ce at Yalta. in the E 1 d .... ~Cl · Ie tifl d .: cation of a letter he W1'ote deny- quitted. tion. But the Reglst I' said It Tuesday and ordered Leeds to ' cc es an ,.'" oy s e Moines, former Justice. said the Ju.t doesn't mliKe sense." he .ported Thursday. Soviet Unlon's Crimen, brought hoped lfle U . t;\.a d partll'lent berore th e- senate C()JTl- bill Is just as unconstitutional said. ' In, rumors that he had interests pay his landlord lor the dam· bankin,~ togethtr Cohurehlll. the latc The 10 (oce LIP to six yeoI'. In mitlee Which is maJmng whet as a law the supreme court ~, ,. ' It Is impr~gn ll ted with p3.J'- In an asphalt bUSiness. "doesn'L Lurn the Russlans 1l0Wll age. P.resident Franklin Roosevelt I)rlson for . ditlO~1$ acts. out ot hand:' Chair!1U1n J. W. Fulbright (0- voided last year. Leo Hoegh, FIIe.Ii, ticles from the l(iant atomic ex- No ColDIMni :8~Wlc1 and Premier J C)/ieph Stalin. La.~t October, another 17 Na­ Pre..~lde nt Eisenhower 0 t n ",­ Al-k.) has desCl'ibed as a "friend- then attorney general, sought to "Tn&re','1 no d~t that taxes plosion ' in Nevada Monday. By Hoegh wouid "ot comment 1:1he hlstor.\c conference laid U6nallsts - including (our whO cent neWli coJlference end()~d ly study" or booming stock prices force the trading stamp com- are too 111~," ByeI'd went on. tOllliht, the bureau said, It will Thursday on what further moves down tern for Russl:t', entry shot members o( the ' house of the general Idea of a Jar.mer ex­ 'durlng the past 18 months but he Sajd- 4'1 am opposing all ' . panles to quit business in Iowa. ed ' . nl have drifted out over the At- he plans as re,ards to the higtl- into the war a,ainst J apan. The representatives a year ago and ~hange as IOmeth.11\IC that might NeitMr Eccles nor McCloy "The const)'tutl'on doesn't gl've tax r uctJOI).S· u ass they are me~tlrog ba been the subject or wounded five congreS$men - prove benetlclal for bollh COUn­ ad f· 11 ...... ·.• M'~I lantic way commission. But senators 88'W much similarity bettWeen the legislature the powf!r to de- me . lJICP:I'l soun~ uy s...,"'" ent - . bItter feuding- between Republi­ were convicted. Thirteen were tries, not only ~grlooulturQlIy but conditions now and those which stroy legitimate business enter- reducUon In .elCo.J;?en.diture.s.,i The mass of radioactive mois- ~~~ t~:s~i~~rces appaTently are cans and Democrats tor years. sent to prison Cor six YC3rs, tour generally as weU. led to lhe 1929 crash. prises," Miller told the commit- Se:lretary of Treasury Geor&'!! ture and dust no.w stretches out 1. He could name a Democrat others got suspended six-year , Eccles lUr~ed 'more restrictive tee. The measure involved Is Humphrey Slid the provision about two m1lea hl&b from near from northeast Iowa to the com- HOT DOQ! scntences. DON'T BET ON IT! appra,lsals" for all feder.al hous- was a seN()1IB 'mistake Which _ . , Round Trip via iog and 01 loa,¥, with a re- considered in some quaJters to wou1d ' cost the gov'ernment ~ . the New Jersey coastline . west DEAL. EiI,land (IP) _ The hot The I I were nrrested in Chi- LONG BEACH, Calif. (.4") quired down lpayment Df not less have the et!ect of pl'ohlbltJng laf1ge amount· of reve.nu ~ unless to about Nebraska. dol' was IIIIcler lire here 1hvrs. cago and New York after the When police raided a bookie's Steam_tllp $280 dlY. t'IM elty council Indicated It I o~iirlnal group wns tried. Their oflJce the 'phone tontlnued to F~EQU["T SAILINGS "' toan 5 I()el' cent and a 25-year the operation of stamp com- repe ~led. . In the ~lIS ter'n P:lrt of the limit on all these. loans. panies. , ' may ban th~ j r sale durllll' this trial In federal court lasted one ring. The pollce wOiJld pick up It would require a trading; t '. COWl try, a weather bureau Man Dies 1"11 refattl becallSe of monL,. the phone with the ereetlng, T•• riall ...4 Tri, lir 5WTU11 1cOUlptaln&, from &e&front resI- Pueri.o Rico i.'l a common- "Police department. vice squad." 1t stamp company to pay the county Weeks 'C' rl'tl'C' I;ze··s llpo«esman saId, ti will not ex- '365· .,':. '424··.!. Ireasurer a fee of from $4.000 . , tend fartM" sollth than northern dents: T .... Imrll of tile cOOI""r wealth of the U.S. and its resi- But it faU'd to stop the determ- House OK's to $.1,000 tor each store which HI L; Virginia. said the realc1ents coulltut.ea ~ dcnts are Amerlc:m citizens. The In!'o horse players wtlo contlnu­ AI Fieldhouse I11"l'Iinre. . ' islander.~ have rejected outright ed Jo place bets with the police­ c..... 0..,11' uses its stamps, and would re- The burea\! said a' bllher-1l.Y­ I Gore .. x · ~ YPI~n " .' independence (rom the U.S .....:- . __m_e_n ....!or more than 15 m,i~utes.( STIIUl CLASS 10111 quire each of the stamp using 1nWl Dan Duncan Cory. 46, M.arion. TIAVEl STIll THII '540. merchants to pay the treasU! er lng. fllSter-moving stream Rep. Joh!1 'raber (R-NY) was pl~l\ f~t He ..... as carried from the liekl the lone dlslenter on n roll , c~11 "The only Inler~nce you could jdb don~ . W1Un~ : ' ably' meant U'lat virtually no house stan~ La the Marion vote. draw from our opponents' ar- He told ~ aenate ipU~Uc roads radloactive particles teU (rom it dressing root1\ where he died. The meaSUre, which now toes fUments Is that the customer in Commi~t~~ ,Iil~\ "a pt'ojeel of this over, tJtiS cq~try. . Dr. ~)'ge Callahan. Johnson to the senate. provIdes all av­ letting trading stamps is getting marniWe CQII1'\ot be W1derita'ken 1'he lower Iaye", the spokes­ county coroner, said death was et aie I \.9 per cent ,boost for en­ something for nothing." Myers successfuny on II p'iecemedl bas- nuln SIIfd. is movliig more slowlY, due to jln "acute coronary occlu- listed men ancj warrant officers said. is." . ,,' ' . . but wjll .reswt In "very Httie, sion." . with over two years' lervlce "But the cost of tradln, stamps I Weeks ~os , l.akang a..sM~ at if any, 'nldioa tJve t~llopt ." Cory was !tic mJnaver of Rus­ and of!lcerg wi th over three hl/8 tQ be p8sse~ on to the cus- a .plan • advaMt!id. by ChBlrmlm 'The spo~esman lidded Utat the sell's GuIdes. Inc., of Cedar Rap­ ,.e~IrB' duty. It also increases pay tomer." ' Alber,t Gore (D-Tl!nm). ~ Q1)re clbud.na&' beqpme !9 strunJ out Ids. tor hazardoua air and 8ubmarlll4l Frost Patterson of Fontanepe,propose/l tp' double. the .federal that · it" is probably too allu\ed service and boosts some other a grocer and vice president or outlay fot n1JhwaYII to.$UI bU- to be Qf any daniel'. •. F AM8.t' BOOMS trln,e benefits the A~oclatlon of Retnil Mer- 11on, yelr tor. five yean, a to- __'~_.r- ___ . GEORGE.1OWN, Tex. (11') An army pllvate with over chants of Iowa, also opposed the tal at $8 biUiofl, . 'OOG ' SPO'I's CAY ' Mrs. Orville Mr. ynard wa.s ex­ three years' service would pt bi11. He said retail merchants Gore's . .Idea . Is to r8~ the . LA 'PORTE, l~. ~ , - MiJle pecting her eeventh l'hiLd. ~t 8 $7,80 or 8.33 per cent Increase. make up the third lar&,est in the mon ~ y t~~Jh approprjlltJonSi YOu~ter8 wet,e playin, wlth.l 10 a.m .• lhllll'l !began to hapPen. to $101.40 monthly; a secoM state. he opposea the' Elsenh~wer plan stray do. tn a fie.Jd Dear RClilJin4 Tlu~ seventh child was born. At I U ~ utenant with over three years' All retailers, he added, are to Iloat bond WIJU. tor ~ the Prairie last May when the do, p.m., the eithth was born. 'Jfer d1'.\ty. 59.18 - 211 per cent _ for outw~rdly and. wholeheartedly la11ler part o{' !be> $25 biIUon·t!Te dUI ,up' 16M 1ft C1HTency. TlIe aoetor decided &he should be • iota! of, 298.40 monthly, and a opposed to trading stamps. He adminlstrablon ' sugesb as the chUdrep turne

I " I , . '. .' Pale 2-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, Ia.-Frl., March 11, 1955 . II • f '. . ,I I . t. • , • • 'London Bridge Interpreting the News- Farm Dollars tip in Only 4 ~'l'.IIIA. e d I t o r I a I s j Musict. ... . _... ~ An-Unenviable Position- .F rench Demands Met Union Ie lowa legislators are recelVlOg lots of advice from the Each sorority pin will b folks back home in the form of letters and petitions. By Eisenhower Policy presented as a music not.e giant scale .behind Russ M This' is one means employed by pressure groups :md By J. M. Roberts and his band at the Panhe Associated Press News Analyst privaJe citizens to influence legislators to pass - or not to Konrad Adenauer winning back formal dance tonight. The pass ' - bills that relate to their activities. President Eisenhower'S late~t wlll take place from 9 to statement of policy toward Am­ 'the support of coalition force~ the main lounge of the Legislators have recognized that the lobbyist does not erica's European allies meets which ,broke with him during Memorial Union. necessarily represent the best point of view for the interests squarely three maior French de­ :the Boundestag debate. . "Artistry in Rhythm" luu Tille major bope of proponents of the entire state. As a consequence, legislatures have re­ mands. chosen lIS the theme of the 1. !He reiterated the intention of WEU now is thllt the French quirekek when the farmers put in is what happened to a few of the Journal, which ommission would can only 'be taken as an affront Early this year chain letters buckled under the strain. Ap- got the money, there's no uncer· 2 tbl. vinegar was a year ago to get and keep many more hours than that." best to come from Iowa high require an exhatlstive check of by many Germans. iRe appar­ flourished in Seattle. Last month parently tired of waiting for his tainty about this: The vast mJI· 1 lib!. WOl1Cesiershire our help. But there still is quite schools in the 'past several years. the original source to determine ently feels that Germany must 'the Post Office depar tment own treasmes to pour in, he be- jority got nothing. % cup chopped onion a turnover." Eldon Tuttle, the Danbury all- the facts. " lW and will go througb. with ratifi- warned that hat an ,'~nusual situa- ,cation, while France needs more "this is a g i ve-away-your­ hope and prOilperity mail - and poorly as a Texan whose name egg, cl'umbs, milik, salt institutions have gone on the 40- Thompson went to Iowa State; tion exists wli~n figurcs are bolstering. wealth campaign," and involving wound up under indictment. finally reached t.he top of the pet. Sha.pe into 12 Ib ho\l.r week. 'He related that most 1955 Easter Seals r,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;' !!ij mentioned in connection with Adenauer Supported U.s. savings bonds, W$S mer¢ly Union League club versions of list. brown in 2 vb!. hot fa of !them have, but that the Glen­ the 1949 survey borne out by a variation of tlie chain letter the share-the-wealth propo$a ls A sheriff received a copy 01 beans in a 1'h quart wopd State school is farthest DES MOINES (IP) - Harold not one statistic is presented in the news from EurQPe this game. sprang up. Why play for a dime? the leUer, recognized thc top and top with meat balls frqm the goa!. Benson, Sioux City, president of support of the c6r1\:lusion drawn. week, with German Chancellor The ' new vershlll upped -the Let's make it a dollar, five, tname , went into acllon and nab­ them down into beans. As to bhe 40-hour week, Bur­ the Iowa Society for Crippled In shoH, the ecfflorial does not ------­ ante to a .,25 bond and promised ten • • • bed an escaped convict he had Mix remaining lngI'ed indicate "strong t!tidence, if not pour over meat !balls a mlf commented: ' Children 'and Adults, said Thurs­ "possible return of $38,400 - or A doctor, as a prank, started ' 'been hunting for lour years. . 'JM other state agencies are conclusive proof!'! but presents Cover and bake in a day that 650,000 sheets of Easter Art Display Shown • on i the 40-hour week, and insti­ At 910 Kl10eycles no evidence wha1koever. oven for 20 minutes. tutions in other states have it. Seals have been mailed by state Edwin L'. Anderson, E3 In Student Gallery and continue baking fo An' eight-hour day is long enough headquarters here. PROGRAM NOTES N -306 iHiLlcrest utes. Serves !four. for our employes, paTticularly Friday. March 11 ~ An oil paintihg and print ex­ ~ GENERA[ ' NOTICES The seals will reach every Local sports experts Ipick the thO:se in th~ l1).ental institutions. home in Iowa in the month-long Action on ~ Prices . hibit recently returned from the General Notices should be deposited with the editor of the editorial pa.-e .f The DaU, Iowln iD the "Some ot 'Our employes still appeal to raise funds lor 'the winners of the NCAA iRegional Des Moines Fine Art center, was newsroom, room 210, CommnnleaUonl center. Notlcel must be submitted by % 1I.m. tbe d., pr~ tournaments 0 n S PO IR T S 'are working 48 hours per week society's work. The drive ends Urged by Farm Group placed on display Thursday in first publication; THEY WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED BY PHONE. and must be tn.ed 01' lqlbl, writ.' Student Compo on ! a five-day basis, a nd others April ~O . ROUNDTABLE at .12045. oDES MOINES (JP) - F. W. ten and II.-ned by a "~)'ODlfble person. No General Notice wtll be published more tban 0l1li ... "Western Symphoq.y" " by !Her­ the new. student gallery in the work longe than that." W. Earl Hall, Mason City,' is Stover, presidenmf the Iowa di­ prior to the eveld. Notices of ehUl'cb or youth croap meeUnp will not be publl.bed.ln the G,neral No­ shey Kay will be featured on the SUI art .building. tices column' ull1eSll an event ukes place before S~nday morain&,. Churcb DOUce ••bould be depOllW Music To Be PI Jilurma said the Iboard has State Easter Seal chairman. ~ DINNER HOUR at 6·p.m. vision of the f I'mers Educa­ One of the paintings was a , . , I witlJ the ReJlctous news e4Uot of The Dally Iowan In the newsroom, room :no. CommualcaUoDl e.eD- Chamber music co Iowa's Big Ten basketball tional and Cooperative 'Union, $100, . first prize winner in the ter not. later 'ha~ :e p.m. l1lunda, lor pubUcaUoD Satunlay. The Dall), Iowan relerve, the rlrllt '" 'by five SUI graduate champions begin action in the Des Moines exhibit. Entitled ed" an notices. • . . said Tqursday 'diTectors of the will be presen ted Sund NCAA Regional tou~nament to­ "Barns," -it was painted by Wil­ Iowa organizatiorr had written p.m. 'In North Music h Capitol Jl, alwnna not elf:!' Editor ...... bon McQuillen Iowa Memorial Union. Macbride auditorium. department, should sec Profes­ evening, 'March 14, In room 408, In the Iowa Memod,l Union RI­ contacted call Mrs, ...., • • t , •• AIIIOCIATaD palss Call 4191 I ...... Society Editor ...•..•... .. Jan Paopke TIle AIaoclated Preu I";~ntltled ex­ lpOrla Editor .,."., '.. Arlo I.eulllon Thur,day, March 1'7 , Monday, March 2i sor Funke (106 Schaeffer hall) PhsrmaoyrBotany Ibulldlng. Gor­ ver room. 5666. e1us1¥el,. to the _ lot "republication ,.,.r. •••• Item., •••••'. .~. at once. , of all the Iocel n_1 printed In _ It...... r ...... t ...... DaIIF ChIef Photorrapher. Jerry Mos.y; 12:30 p.m. - University Wo- 7:30 p.m. - University Wo- dOn Kent wlll ,8how color slides __paper .. well a. all AI> .twa I."... 1.I.. rI.. .tll_ .,. Ia n. A.. lltant City EdltOI'l, Xlrlt Bo)'d and from the ninth international sal- 'I' H .: IN"ERCOLLIQ~TI OANNED II , 0._•• 1111&1 ••• c ...... PhyllJt J'1 .. mIn,; ~ Society men's clUb luncheon program - , men's clUb and University New­ ~kbee. " Editor, Jean Lelnh,Wier;' 'lI'lrephoto University club rooms. comers' club dessert pal·ty brid,e THI ZOOLOGY SEMINAa on of the Chicago Color Camera Bridie tournament will b, heM Helltln& ~anned ba SuillCrll»lOII b7 ..m. In Teehn clan. Arnie Gore. will Bleet today at 4.10 P.ri, at- club. Open to the public. 'tuesdoy, Marcil 15, at 7 p.rn. tU ·,.... a. Iowa dll)', 16ra.. cellta -weeId7 par , 11 :30 p.m. - rr r jan g 1 e club - University club rooms . for a qWok supper! 11'. room 201, ' Zoology ·bulldlng. " !!he main lOunge of the 10WI ~~. AhlT .UUAlJ )'eIl' In e,dvanceL.ax _ilia. "'16; DAD.I' IOWAN """•• ftI1IfO I.,A.... swing tournament - Iowa Me- 8 p,m. - HUmanities society, have turn$d them intO 01' three montlla. "DU. JIJ' mall In towa. Chlh.Ye Chang, research associ- ANY UNIVERSITY OF IOWA morla1 11nlon. The tournament ClIa(J1JLATIOMI .. per )'eor. 11K -., •• t ..... Ih1I1JIeq lI..,...r •• Ii. IO\UI XoUrllan morial Union. speaker: Prof. Kurt WeiJlberg - bafc1nc dlah aprlllkie months. P; all otber ....U .~ A¥t. Bulln_ 1I1r.. lamel PNuk.. IIle III the ~o~", .depllttmcnt, fBeltlt,. WOnlCl'\ and cml,ll(lYcS In­ Is IIpen to undergraduBlea onll. . OIMlllIacI MIr••• WUIIaa 1. VI\iIMII, 8 p,m. - ~ociologl collogylum, senate chamber, Old C8~ltOl. ,ture of brown .~ar c.n 4191 JI ,.. •• ..1 ....I •• =::..c, ~ a awm_ .... wlll speak Oil: Sweet pea 1'!rifoo. ~erestcd In a bawJJnlf league this ApplleaUotlll are lvaihrbJe' at tIM tard. ' feU -, I... Ily 7: ...... lIu•• (For Information "'rardlnr datf>s wyond 'hl~ NC-hec1111 •• ....• _,...... u ...vi .. DAal' 10""" IJ1IWUl,ATlON IITA"I' Ille 011 normn 1 ':mit rrllencrntin!! scml'stl'r p1r:l ~ 1I C11l ulllvrr,.it y Union r!1'r, li. "ward'! 11'111 bl' Civ· .ned If. Powali, PIl.u&. CIroulaIlaD ~•••• , ••• Bollen CloU lee felen'allens In Ihe oUlo. 01 ih. l'rfSldent, Old CapUol). tl sues. extension 2594, Oil to the win FI eI S. .. TIlE DAILY lOW , 1a.-Fri.,Manh 11, 1.5s.....:Pa1~ J . Music Notes ,To Decorate Requires Taffota. Not for Can-Can RuHles- Union .lor POAhellenic 'Dance Y Saw ••• It's Not Hard To Make a Glamor Petticoat • • Br Jan Papile BT Do.... br Roe Each sorority pin will be re­ most satisfactory for taCfeta. es. Cut out. Your petticoat is waUitband to the riChl "de ot presented as a music note on a · . . Men's short sleeved orion I giant scale ,behind Russ Morgan Miss McCormac Engaged sweaters. They button at the Petticoat fever is a reliable Make A PaUern in the form of a half circle, with skirt wa t ed,e- with raw edle and his ,band at the PanheUenic neck and have a small collar. sign of spring. To make a pattern. use a one seam. up. Baste and stitch. Clip a100, formal dance tonight. The event Contrasting trim around the The new ilhouettes call for piece of paper about 40 inches To make waistband, cut a 5 2 will take place Irom 9 to 1 in neck and collar. AvaUa~e ill new petticoats, differently 6hap­ squale. &ttin, a compass on ship Inches wide and mche the curved ed,e, tum waistband the main lounge of the Iowa gray or rayon taffeta, plus 5 If normal skirt length I 30 inch- and finish with two lin 5 of ing the 4 1~ - inch flounce, pin two p,atest decrease waa feU In MJiI- , Ricnard Allan feature Jerry Brown, Al, Mur- ':, Bottle with Brlllh yardS of 7-lnch net flounce, 4 es, measure alon, the straight stitching. rows' two inebes lrom lut row ed) other .ta~. a1110 hit b&rj. McDaniel, son of Jon ; on drums and John Creach, · .. Plastic bottle with brush yards of 4l,~-inch net flounce edges of the paper 28 ioelles Flnlshl» .. Wal iband and two inches apart. The 214 - 1llIon leu' Income tn 1954 &ilia Mr. Arthur W. AI, 'BIlffalo, N.Y. , at the piano attachment for washi!'.g dtshes and 2 yards of 2 '~ -inch net from waistline marking, measure Fold wai tband trip in half inch !Ioun is pinned l ~ Inthes In n progression number. McDaniel, Du­ 28 inches from tbe waistline at lengthwi e and stitch along top above the Jast row. SUtch to­ buque, and Mrs. rubber mats and other things: flounce. This net flounce is av­ Anna Jean Erickson, Dl, Des Fill the bottle 'with water ailable in valiOLlfl widths, alrea­ Intervals, marking each, and edge 7/ 8 inch dQwn tram the gether the ends of the rutnes, Moines will sing "You Go To Corrine Ameral, Miami, Fla. June squeeze and wash. There Is ~ dy rumed and bound. Howev­ conneet the points at the bottom fold. Then fold again, 60 the u Ing two rows of stitching, and ~ y Head" and "That's All I 12 has been set built-in soap supply. A!bout $1. er, if you're Interested In an with an even curve. Cut out folded ed,e stop I~ inch a~ve trim clo e to sUtch in, line. TJlen r· Craze' Want From You." Phyllss Haft, · .. Plast.ic rain 'bolll1ets to unusual shade, It's easy to make pattern. the two raw edges. Stitch titch on the rutlle4 and prus. A2, Rock Island, Ill., will give as the date lor the wedding. protect heads and 'hats trom it yourself, using the ruftler at­ Cut Oat Fabrle cross both ends through aU Recau e ot the &'I'adual.ed rows an impersonation of Sophie Tuc­ spring showers. Snaps into BC- tachment on your sewing md­ Fold fabric cro wi e. Pin thlckne~ es, trim seams, turn to I of ruffJ ,you'll find )'our petti- ker. Miss McCor­ mac is a junior cordion pleats when not In use chine to. ruffle aod stitch In one pattern to fabric, matc:hini right side and pre . co t flales crisply, addln, bod, isfory A tea will be held at inter­ straight edges to lold and se\\'ag- P in the double raw ed,e I)f to lightweight fabrics. majoring in. and slips into a small .carrying operation. Mercerb.ed thread is mission for sorority housemoth­ case. About 50 cents. ers and sorority presidents and French and Mr. ~ chain letter calling for a bale Mcnaniel is a BREADED PORK TEAKS their escorts. Flour pork . houlder stellks, f ha.ll. IRe got one, that very graduate s.tudent Special guests will be SUI in television. ~r:'~t;~~~t ~~~: f:f WRA Membership Meet Set. dip In be::lten eu \0 which a ftemoon. President and Mrs. Virgil M. ' ... 'Wire racl requirements and Sweaters- lor the lull story. ood reason. with Beana- fraternity was held recently at Iowa State college. the group's activities. Except Cardigans With f/ 2.7 len, ,n.M: When gUllibility runs high, the 1 ,pound ground beef Ruth Ashton, A4, Iowa City, OFF ~raternity problems and om. (11.9 1 ns, 48.75. Price. an on the make moves quickly. 1 egg . Joanne Sutton, A3, Rrlnceton, 3 cer training programs were dis­ Include Federal Tax. nd it took no great brain to 1h cup fine dry bread CI.'umbs m., and Glol'ia Haddy. A2, Ce­ CHOICE LIMITED - SHOP TODA VI 2/3 cup milk cussed iby delegates from prov­ ligure out that instead of adding ince chapters at Iowa Wesleyan, dar Ra.pids, af)t in charge of ne's name to the bottom of the . ,1 tsp. salt membership carol . lJ!. \$p. t>ePper SUI, University of Nebraska and .s t, as the rules called fol'; plae­ lSC. Decoration Committe, The SHOP 16 or 18 ounce can Boston- Willard's Apparel Shop - ~A .I/ERA of • g it at the top would speed the Delegates from the SUI chap­ Decoration committee mem­ rocess wondrously. \Style Ibaked beans bers are Virginia Hunt, A2, Tip­ 1h cup catsup ter were Marshall Engelbeck, 01, '. ' 130 East Washington But if there's doubt as to who Des Moines; Thomas Adams, A3, ton; Dorothy Dpw, A3, Madison; LOUIS REXALL DRUG 2 tl:>1. brown sugar Mal'gorie S ecr~sl., A2, Cedar 124 Ea.t Colle .. e SWNt ot thc money, there's /lO uncet­ 2 ~bl. vinegar Des Moines; Ronoflld ZIIibel, ca, ainty about this: The vast rna­ Miss Sally Werner De.s Moin.es, and Frank Sutton, Ra,plds, and Harriet Ku.wk, AI, I tbl. Wo~estershire sauce Washington. ority got nothing. % cup choWed onion . Mr: and Mrs. Fred R. Werner, Perry, announce t,he engagement A3, Clinton. r ------w------~------, The Rev. Clem E. Bininger, Doco!!hy Sehwen.gel, A2, Dav­ I I Still, probably few tared as Combine meat with beaten of their daughter, Sally, to Mr. Jack Hudson, son of Mr. and Mrs. I • meniber-at-lange 01 the ,enera! enport, EloUie Well', N2, Daven­ oorly as a Tcxan whose name egg, crumbs, mil!k, salt and, pep- W. L. li\lpson, Cedar Rapids. port, Barbara Baker, C3, Des : A Campus-to-Career Case History I 12 Both are juniors in bhe college of Hbcral aris. No wedding dale counc~l of. PhCaker at 1Ibe st. 1tmeheon and conference. The ADD CURRY POWDER A sheriff received a copy al beans in a 11k quart l:3Sserole I • Rev. Mr. Binlnger was Intro­ Add a little curpY powder to I •I e letter, recognized the top and top with meat balls, ,pushing I : them down into beanS'. du.ced by Albert Diehl, province the cream. auce you've made for arne, went into action and nab­ Mrs. Hamilton Appointed District Head president and 'Presiding officer boiled onions. Serve with broiled d an escaped convict he hali Mix remaining ingredients and ,pour over meat balls and beans. 01 the convention. chicken and stea~ rice. A een hunting for four years. Mrs Clair l Hamilton, 219 E. green salad with coarsely grated Cover and bake in a 350° F. Church st., has been appointed been an alumnae advisor for 13 iPsi 'ProvInCe will hold annual carrot, or carrot curls, in It wlll oven for 20 minutes. Uncover district president of Delta Delta years, Iowa State college, Simp­ conventions ~th eaell of the - nnd collitinue 'baking for 20 min­ son college, and Coe college. four member dlapters taking add color Dnd crUip thture to Delta social sorority. The recent this menu. utes. 5erIves Ifour. appointment by the sorority's Mrs. Hamilton will attend the its turn as host. ICES national executive board was an­ organization of a new Delta Del­ nounced in Trident, national ta Delta chapter, Phi Kappa, at ..e of Tbe Dalb low.n III .... Long Beach State college, Long d by :t p.m. tbe da, preeRbll magazine of the sorority. SPECIAL STUDENT RATES Student Composers' Mrs. Hamilton will supervise Beach, Calif., from March 17 . musi be typed or 1e&'lbl, wrtt.· through 20. She then wiJI visit on tours t. ubUshed !DOre &ban one ... the tour chapters of the sorority ' in IO'Wa. These chapters are at her sister, Mrs. Navin Smith, •I be published In tbe GeJIeI'U No­ is EUROPE - CENTRAL I SOUTH AMERIOA . I Music To Be Played .§UI., where Mrs. Hamilton has in Altadena, Calif. Her sister I reh Rotlees .hould be de'...... I the form~r Helen Heberling ot I oom :no, CommuDleatlo.. een­ Chamber music compositions Iowa City. ANYPLACE III THE WORLD I Ily Jowan re.ervea .&he rlrb~ ., Iby five SUI graduate students Combine ploasure and education this summer r Two Faculty Members I [ will be presented Sunday at 7:30 with a low·cost tour of your favorite port of the I To Attend Conference I THE UNION BOARD PRES- p.m. in North Music hall. New Dance Group United State. or of the world. The student composers are , nts a Cree movie, "The Man Two faculty members of the Avail yourself of 'the specialized travel .ervlee. I ho Came to Dinner," with Carl J . Kittleson, Mankat.>, SUI department of physical edu­ To Meet Tonight offered by WORLD TlAVEl, whOle president is I Minn.; Robert Eluledge, Iowa , ' I onty Woolley, Belle Davis, cation for women will report at The newly-lformed Folk and Steve Cebuhor, Fflrmer U.S. Vice Consul in I nn Sheddan and Jimmy Dur­ City; Clyde Jdhhson, Fennimore, a meeting of Iowa college phy­ various foreign countries. I Wis.; John Oehrle, Dyersville, Square Dan. e society wHI meet nte, Sunday, March 13, at 7:30 sical education teachers Satur­ at 8 tonight in tihe W~en's :. and Thomas A. Anderson Coat­ I .m. in the Union lounie. day a~ Grinnell college 00 a na­ FOR .FURTHER INFORMATION AND FREE esville, Pa. All are students in gymnasium. I tional conference which they at­ The grou:p will dance to I Prof. Philip Bezanson's composi­ DESCRIPTIVE LITERATURE, WRITE OR CALL: I PROF, FRITZ ROHaLlCJ{, tended last October in Wash ing­ Amel'ican square dances and I tion seminar. ton, D.C. "This is what I did yesterday" I epartment of physics, wuJ popular folk dances from Eng­ WORLD TRAVEL Music selected by a faculty t" 1: peak on "The Emission Lines Clf land, Ireland and other Euro­ Dept. U - AlB Bldg. - Des Moines Tel. 8-8878 e Solar Corona" at 4:10 'P.m. committee from Sunday night's CRACKER SPREAD pean countries. "I like a job that keeps me jumping," 11 :30 -" Drove aCro town. M.de a ' : program and from a concert of uesday, March 15, in room 301 Blend soft blue cheese with a Instruction will be aimed 10r says BiU Jermain, C.E. from Marqu tte, complete 'quality in pection' on • tele- : ~tuAent composers' music pre­ hysics buildin&,. Ottle mayonnaise and add min­ those who have had Httle or no '52. "And my first management a ign­ phone we in talJed la t week. Everythins : I ~nted Feb. 27 will be -pert&rmed previous e){perience wit:h !!hese ced parSley and finely-grated ment with Wisconsin Telephone Com­ checked O.K. I STUDENT COUNCIL BOPI at the annual Midwest Compos­ onion (pulp and juice) to taste. dances. pany doe, just that. I ' m Service I lCch ange: All students who I\a~ ers' symposium to be held at Students and townspeQPle are ~ve as a spread for crackers Foteman.t Sheboygan, with nine in tall­ 12:00 -"Lunch. at picked up their boob and!.. ~orthwestern university the with a tomato or vegetable juice inv.ited to attend the meeting. :I ' oney may do so at the student weekend of May 14. SUI also cocktail. Makes a delicious first There is no admission charge. ers, and that mean "Briety of respon i· 1 :OO-"Picked up 6lm for next daj91 I ouncH pffice, 113 Macbride hatl, will be represented at the sym­ course when company is coming. Refreshments will be serv~. biHty. But judge for yoursel£. Here's sal ty meeting. Watched the film. made •I I arch 7 thro,ugh March 25. :tbe posium by orchestral works, to • quick run·down of what I did yester­ not for discussion . I . be played by the Northwestern day. on I typical day- I !fice will be op,cn 1 ~o . 5 p.ol. I II books and money not clalm­ University symphony orchestra. 2:00- 'Met with moving comp", I BECKMAN'Sl 8110-"Checked day's work schedule. I , by 5 p.m., March 25, beqpme The University Chamber SiDi­ manager to estimate cost of telephone One of my new men was putting in a I Q property of the student ers 'wJll sing to open !!he cQncert. 'friday Lenten Specials cable lifting for a bou!le movinK job. , buried service wire, and I went over the I uncll. Dro\'e the route he had planned and I job epeca with him to be ure he had worked out chedule for conatruction I A FOLK AND SQUAll ' WaUeyed Pike ' $.15 FUNERAL HOME things IItrai!,;hr. I crews. I ance claSs will m._t- hi th~ Wo­ ADPi Aru'mnae I l 8IS0-"Answered mail whil.; my clerk I en's gymnasium tonight .at .. fried 'Shrimp .85 3130-"Returned to aluminum booth ill­ I To Meet MOnday J checked time !heets from previou day. I merlca n.; and European dlnce. 507 E. CpLLEGE ST, etallation. Went Oyer wiring epecI with ill be taught. Students and Catfish .75 I Alpha Delta pt social sorority 9130 -"Ou~ to supervise installation of the electrician. I wnspeople are welcome. In­ .. alumnae will meet MOnd&Y at Perch .75 the./ir I aluminum Outdoor Telephone I tructlon Is geared tor bepnner.. 7:30 ,p.m. at the chapter house, Booth. in .my exchange. Reviewed the 4:00-"Stopped lit Central 05ce to I (Served every. Wednesday and Frida, durin.. Lent) I 222 N. Clinton st. Issembly instructions with the in taIler, pi k up next da " ordera. Met inItaIleh I DUPLICATE BRIDGE WILL aMicera wUl !be eleded and then arranged for special tools and bolts at garage a they checked in and ..iped I• e played Sunday Crom 2 tb 5 'the groUtp 'Will !Work on a sewlBl Just Try One of These Quality Steak.1 next day's work." .m. on the sunporch of tho IoWa to be delivered to the job. • project. Dessert will be eerved. •I cmorial Union. Committee members are Mrt. Sirloin Steak ,Special Steak I I Wayne Sands, Mrs. Jerome aill h .. heen in hi. prelent Joh ahout a year, and i. A TEA DANCE WILL • Brejcha and Mr•. Lloyd Howell. $1.25 $.75 I lookin, forward 10 new reaponalhilit.ie8 88 hi. expe­ t elll Sunday from 2:30 to 4' p.m. Any alumna not personally I .Ienee InnealM!ll ••• 88 are the many yOI1ll8 I the Iowa Memorl.1 Union RI­ contacted call Mrs. Sanda at Vou'll find the le.t Food at the •• • eoU. er rOom. ~e66. "' ~""-""'''''''''''''''''''' hlen wbo have wOIIen 'telephone t'llreen. 11 you'd be , : " Intere-ted In a IlntUar opportunity with a Bell leleo - ~ THE IN:rnCOLLIGIATi CANNJ:D KANI I' rldie tournament will b~ '1 heM Heatlrll canned baked beaM .,.,..... oc""""·B,bUE RAIDER pbooe eompany ••• or with Bell Telephone Laborw­ I t ucsday, March IS, at 7 p.rn. In for a QUick supperT Alter you. ... toriea, Weelern Electrie or Sandia CorporatioD ••• tee e main lounee Of the lowa "~f­ have tUrned them into a ahal1Qw • Steal( Shop yOIll' Placement OOieer for fuU detsl'" orlal Union. The tourn.r1)e~1 baklnc ctWt aprlnlde with a mix­ , 1 flpen to underlndualQI. onlT' ,tuN at brown '\JIar and mUl­ 32. So. Gilbert Phono 4911 , ·, ppllcations are aVlilllbJe" till tard. nlnn cif' ~ l r. "IVani'! will be Ch'­ ~------~------~------.------.. ~~~-.--.------~ n to the w,lnflers. Pllt: t-THE DAlLY IOWAN-Iowa City, Ia.-Frl., March 11, 1955

Hawks, Pe~n S,tat~ Iowa's fine showing in gym­ '10 nastics this season will :be cli- illinois and Michigan State in gy mnastics since the great tealll Ta:ngle' ·ronighi maxed March 25 and 26 when the Big Ten meet Jast weckend in 1937," said Coach 'Holzaepftt\ - EVAINSTON, Ill. (IP) - Coach Coach Dick Holzaep!el takes his at Minneapolis. ':Dhey won eight H01zacpfel's cfforts to 'Papilla. St Mary', 18 15 14 13 8-66 Adolph Ru,pp of Kentu.ok.y's No. top men to the National Colleg­ of ten dual meets, rlze gymnastics thr-oughout !he 2 nationally ranked basketball \Welltlanct· %0 12 1% 14 '-6t iate championships at Los An­ Iowa's SCOTing duo amassed 76 midwest have been' recoiDi3ed tea~ was eoncerned Thursday St. Mary's Ramblers of Iowa geles, Calif. ove. his IPCrsonnel losses and the ' points of the team's 89. Baille and he has been invited to·apeIk City edged Wheatland, 66-Q4, in Sam Bailie, the Hawkeyes' scored nine points in the Friday an overt1$ contest Thursday h~ht advantage af Marquette, to the NCAA group on . "h~ his first NOAA regional .(oe. hlgil.-scoring sophomore from St. preliminaries and 42 points in nJ¢nt in a rou~h !lnd 'tumble ball Petersburg, Fia., and Walt Pat­ six events Saturday, and P.tler­ hign schools llave beeh sold 9n game which saw tile lead change Eighth-ranked Marquette (23- the sport of iymnastics." 2) ·and Kentucky (22-2) open terson, a sophomore trampoline son matched his two from Fri­ hands several times in the final and tumbling. whiz from Nash­ day with 23 more during the fi- The situation ·sounds encour. P.all before ending in a 58-58 the first round of regional com­ ~tition tonight at 7:30 CST in ville, Tenn., will represent Iowa na~. • aging for next season, too, oj deadlock. in the bid for national honors. Bailie's 51 points In that meet Guard Jim Sueppel fired in the Northwestern's McGaw Memo­ }jolzaepIel says, "With t~ ad~ rial hall. I" addition to Bailie's point­ brought his season's total for 11 winning field goal with six sec­ scoring aptitude, he was rccent­ dltion of our new Swedish .twt; Denim terics .. fective as a rElplacement for Phil Center Oennis Walljasper, high G,rawemeyer, ,who hroj{e his leg lected by Head Coach Jim Trim­ Two o[ficia Is of the mah lor the Ramblers' balanccd fdges Past Feb. 19 in a game with DePaul. ble of the Eagles to complete DJ!!! liBrary of Tokyo Blue Jeans library Thursday squad with 17, opened the extra l\larquette Balanced the pro club's fIve man staff. ' sur period by grabbing a rebound information on library Marion Five Marquette depends more on Trimble selected Stuber after 8-0%. Denim fration and with one hand and flipping 1t balanced scoring but any of its through thc netting for a 60-58 SI. Ambrose 12 13 12 13-50 interviewing more than 25 canol wlll be useful in a men can &,0 on ·a scoring spree. brary comparable to Rambler lead. Ment~ came back Marlon 19 14 10 5-48 didates. Stuber will replace Vic '~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~iiiii~ Terry Rand. p.umped in 27 points r Congressional library . .with ~ field goal 10 tie it up and as bhe Warriors took Miami of Lindskog who resigne~ a month ~ St. Ambrose of Davenport de­ They werc Hideo N added another when the Wild­ Ohio 90-79 in overtime in a WALT PATl'ERSON (left) and Sam Bailie, Iowa's terrific sopho­ ago. Lindskog lJeiped -coach the feated Marion, 50-48, Thursday \ puty chief librarian, cats stole the ball in a press. NOAA eJ.i.mination at Lexington more I'YlIUlastics duo, will seek national honors later In the line. The Ramblers brought the ball night on a field goal by guard , Yo shida, director Tuesday. month at the NCAA Qm championships at Los Angeles, CallI. Trimble said Stuber will work tlown. the !loor again and Wall­ Gene Duffy fired just before the and grounds for the Iowa also has a !\Veil ,balanced with the offcnsive backs and will jasper was fouled by Wheat­ gun sounded ending the game, atta{:k. The fifth-ranked Hawk­ EHGIN~ERING et library. The Knights had acquired the concentrate on the quarterbacks Japanese library is land's tower~ng center, Lorin eyes will be up against one of on offensive theory. Stuber quar­ Fox. Walljasller tallied on both ball on a steal from Marion cen­ begin next summer. the nation's best shooters, Penn Cards. Biasi• I ~ankees terbacked the University of Mis­ tosses to make it (14-64 . ter Darrell Failor, and barely State's 6-5 Jesse Arnelle. He has shtoka, of bhe U.S. souri teams in 1924, 1925 and l' mc:nt's division of' lang WheaUand brought the ball had the ball in the air when the been hittin.g dose to a 27-lpoint 1926, and coached at Westmin­ SENIORS ... down the floor with ilbout 20 gun sounded. average. I vices, accompanied the In Exhibition Opener ster College, Fulton, Mo.; South­ visitors. seconds leCt but lost the ball on The Knights, trailing through­ Iowa earries a 17-5 record in­ east Missouri State, Cape Gtrar­ ST. PETERS RG, Fla. (IP) - ---~------): Sponsored by the a traveling violation. St. Mary's out behind a sharpshooting Mari­ to fbe tournament, compared td cieau, Mo., and at Iowa State. He A rockie-studd!! array of St. ' ment with, t he help of then worked the ball into scoring on five, finally achieved a tie 17-8 for Penn State. Grapefruit league opener for is married and the father of two North American Louis Cardina blasted Bqb feller foundation grant territory and Sueppel scored with about two minutes remain­ Wtll teams. children. when he took a pass .without a ing. The Hawkeyes left Iowa City Tm'ley for eight its and all their tiona\ met librarians gUlIrd ncar him to fire the win- by train Thursday morning for runs In the fi· three innings ing two mon ths in With the ga count at 48-47 TUCSON, Ariz. (IP) - AL- Aviation ning shot. I Evanston. Coach Bucky O'Con­ Thursday to.- ~feat the New States. Concentratin in Marion's favor, Failor started though badly ot;thit, the Ameri- Bill Veeck Rejoins Tne game was close all of the nor sent his team through a light York Yankees, 7'-0. • . f their attentJon on to ddbble up thc court with five can League champion Cleveland Cleveland as Scout way with the Lead changing drill at Northwestern's McGaw Thc Yanks got only" ~rte los Angeles Congress in Wa,'I1JII6L''''l seconds left, intent only on pos­ Indians opened their exhibition hands several times. St. Mary's hall alfter arrival, .but plans no scratch hit of! four rookie right- TUCSON, Ariz. (IP) - Bill they have also vJs! led only twice in the first quar­ session. work today. • schedule Tl1ursday with a 9-7 Veeck, former president of the in Baltimore and New handers. ' ter, at 2-0, and 10-8, 'before the The Knights swarmed over Concerning his opposition, '.J victory over the Chicago Cubs. Cleveland Indians ,baseball club, will interview here period closed with Wheatland him, managed to knock the ball O'Connor said, "Penn State is Th ursday officially rejoined the leading, 20-16. The Ramblers loose without .fouling and "guard probably stronger than last year S~~SQTA,lla-:- (. Ir.aln Cor high pay, Jo l1n Foster D).llles' day. free throws and tied it up. Deacon -Davis, on.ly senior Who stead . !ob's1hr (hIs ' wid. obeh. !uc~allve field, fill 0111 the (arm on personnel. I What Cheer'S Warriors man­ below and maU at once. Marion's guard answered with sees reguJ.ar .lIICtion for Iowa, f The obcctive of aged to keep the game fairly a field goal to send Marion said, "U 1lbese .guys play Uke to encourage college close through the first half after ahead, 45-43, but the pressure they are aible to, we'll be in INTERST~TE TRAINING 6ERVICE , take civil service ia.lling behind 9-0 at the outset. was on. The Knights brought there." Dav·is declined to look DIESEL, TRACTOR && ~AVY EQUIPMENT DIVISION for forel,n service They led at one point, 20-19, but the ball into play, and added past the NOM wars to his pro­ . Write Dept. 7'7~8, Box 28, The Daily Iowan est students the Hawklets dropped in six two quick shots to force a 47-45 ,posed tour with the CollEige ~ll­ I waht to enter the diesel -and cqulptn ....t field . Please Curnlsh me Cull work. JniornwlIon about your approved ~rainJn, ~nd placement advisory service. s~raig.ht 'POints on a field goal leild. Stal1s aogainst the Hal'li.ern Globe­ I am partlcularly Interested In: and two free throws by center Forward Ronald Altenberg trotters, si.mply stating, "I wo/l't , 1 Hdw can Dlekl Tralnlht help me In the armed torces? Bill Scott and • field . goal by make the A:ll-Star trip unl~ss ·my I ) Operntor I ) Ole 'I en,lneer () ServIce 'Manager added a Maripn goal from under­ ( ) Partsman ( ) D~mon.l lor I) Service man Steve Bauserman to take over neath and was fouled in the pro­ university instructors okay iU" • () Ttlctor Dle.sel ' ( ) TrOUble Shoo\.Cr 2~-20 . . cess. His single tree tbrow gave • .Iowa City led, 31-24, at the the -Indians their 48-47 lead KOERNER FINED lulu ciliefly on the scoring of which was lost on ,the steaUr(}l'T\ NEW YORK (II') - , President Scott and guard Dave Bradbury. Failor and Duffy's field goal and Maurice Podoloff of the National , . • s,cott waa high mon in the ball charity toss. 1 Basketball association Thursday City ...... , ...... , .1 ...... State ...... game with 23 points. Bradbury • Schebler was 'high for the fined Ben Koerner, MiLwaukee ., Age ...... : . ... Present occupation .. , ... . . ,... • , ... , ...• , •.. , •.•. , ,.jas close behihd with 18. For­ Knights with 20 ' points. Failor Hawks' president, $200 for "phy­ "~. En,liIe $ta//in~ cauSeo"Dy ward Roger Moorhead led the Jed the Indians with 19. sically threatening" Referee JIm Employed by ...... , ...... Warriors with 17. . Duffy durhli the Syracuse..lMil­ r The Lit~le .Hawks Clime roar­ H you live on fl-fD i lve directions: . . .. " . • ~ ..... , .. " ...... waukee game ~a.rch 4. cprOvletIJr icill! happenS most at Ing back from the Intermission t~ overwhelm What Cheer 20·9 he shop ill ' the third quarter, witq 10 ~en's tempel'8WI6S 1fDm 2,f°to Stf.° f\Old goats. Scott starF~d hitting f,om under the ibOket, ahd with 0 ltLE Y8A.J.~ . . Soela rFralernlJy Lea,ae FRIDAY ~nrlartl Remlt/m Ga$()/ille prevents itl" . ~ ., Bradbury., tiring aWIlY from out­ SI.m .. AI,ha Epsilon o •• r Bet .. Tb.la SATURDAY side, the cou Id not or· PhI, to".lt • , , , .w IITrlo~.!j Phi Oolla Thel. over Dolla Up.U••• , ifln.ize an effective defen:;,e. 11.111, 21-1', 21-10 You'll need the protection of STANDARD WHrTII CROWN Premiu. I The Hawkl~ts also .had supet­ Alpha Tau 01110, .. ,Yr, SI.- ell, Galoline, 011 lVafDl daya or cold. The "De-Jeer" additive proven La ZI-9. ~ I-» , ! 1-8 It' height under th~ poards and Phi Gamma nelta over SI,ma Phi To halt. '~nk Mo:rgan scientifically measure yo~ for a new luit, topcoat, ice from rOtDlmg on the throttle plate of the carburetor, ..hieb en ' TIl a naged fo control a large sh are Ep.W.II, I • .rell .. • • . , cut off the fuel uUl.ture durinl idling ••• It'. a biab octane g" ~, Phi ~p.U.n Ka" .. over W. 111... & ot tbe rebauhl;is.' Hu, t ••tel, or SPOrtsWH, , , • custom made to fit you . , . and you onlyl made :for knock-free performance in old eal:ll or _., " i 14 . For a taukiuJ of worry-free, anti-siall galoline- alop at Standard today. Cigarette Cau In Living Room -SMALL MEN Fl.rlllTWln answered Dall at 5 P.M. 11:20 aim. Thursday den~e of Mrs . .L>HVU'"'''' 50 Kinds 2101h E. Wo

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Holzaepfel's efforts to Popllla~ lll'i 8<>ulh DubuquL Advantage of TODA YI rlze gymnastics throughout CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Double rooms (or _no "u•. the Trailers for Sole midwest have been' recolDbeil One insertion _...... 98c per inch FOR JttlII"T: flail of double 100M. 702 '---INa JM1 r.. W ohIn~tDn. DUoi ..,...... • • Trade Your Car Pive insertions jJer month, 1""""'001 Spa ...... nett-e Tandem. 1m. ~ ~~_- r~--m~Q--_--~----~------and he has been invited to ~ mediate poaHSloo. Pl>one 4:111. --______per illSertir.n...... 88e per inch HALl' 0' doull.1e room. nl r.. ChUldL r------TO to the NCAA group on. "hO\V FOR SALE; 30 foot modem tnll... ______2171. _ 'fen insertions per month, QUALITY high schools nave been sol(l Q~ per insertion "._. BOc per incb houa. Call Charles SJacle at ..l24I. AutO. for Sol. _ U.... the sport of gymnastics." DICIElSOI-ELLIS DEADLINES Miscelianeoul f~r Sal. The situation sounds enCOur_ I", Plymouth, Good condlUon NewlY Good·'ll/ill MOTORS 4 p.m. weekdays for ltiSerUon .. overh.uled. Dial "30401. aging for next season, too, ai ' .in lollowln, mornlu(s Dally Uprlrbt plano In IDOd condltlon DIal 41183. I~$I PLYMOUTH BeIYCdere ~NltoP. CheC'k n..s. Low, Low 'rices Holzaepfel says, " With the acl~ Iowan. Please eheck your ad ...,110 and h~'ler. Two'lOne ,.run. in the first Issue It appear.. studio couch, d.-. r with m1lT\11". re- Clea.n. 0 1. WlO. 54 FORD V8 $2045 dilion of our new Swedish.~ Jr\lerator. Kelllno,... w"-'hI", rna. USED(A~S FOfIl), I~ MalnUne. Four door. Rldlo. I The 1)ally Iowan Clln be re­ dlin~. draw dra~ wllb lrovtlW! rod. RANCH WAGON. Radio, , ent and our freshmen we Sbotn4 hater, N...... ly new. Ab ocIuCIl. 000d earn· BALLROOM daDe. a- MIa! Y.... TORPEDO 4-door. Radio CUSTOM Tudor. Radio, In,. Irnmedlltlely. No InveslJnent. Write , also include Chicago and Kan­ and Electric company, and will FOUND: BI.ck lealher lur-Uned Iloves. Wur1u. PIton. iM85. , he ter, overdrive. sas City, Mo. They will return J. R. W.UtI~ Cn ., 0·84. Winona, Mlnn. Owner rno)' claim .1 O.U)' low." go into effect today. Bu.lne .. orne.! by p.ylnr tor thl. ad. heater, seat covers. 48 CHRYSLER $495 to Japan after viSiting libraries Who Don It in 'Los Angeles, San Francisco, The new rate will not appear Peta rOUND : T.n wo~1 nt'C1e .cart. Owner ---- 47 OLDSMOBILE 78 $295 ROYAL 4-dr. R dlo heater, d ' d' f th ter may claim at D.lly Jowon Bu.ln .... For your dancl... pi ... II" lhe and :Berkeley, Calif. on t 0 ay 5 rea 109 0 e me s, SPECIAL SAl,.E on parakeet •. canaries. OWce b)l pa),lnr lor thl ad . Olden rrnler Combo. J)Ial 41.1. Club Sedan. Radlo, heater, automat1c tr nsmlssion but will be cbarged at the next leed. cole'· pial 2682. d ' FOUND : Woman', wrl.t wlltcb al alr- AUCTIONEER. Lewl. Vlne)'ard . Dial seat covers. rea mg. I For sale: Blreb. cates, feed. Dill 2862. · pori. Dial 8.032'7. 7854 otter I p.m. 46 HUDSON $295 The three per cent increase is -L-O-ST-:-M-a-ro-o-n-I-o"'~n-I-.I-n-p-e-n-abo--u-I-Ul-re-e ~------Oo·Il·Yourael' with 1001' .nd equip. 39 OLD~MOBILE 60 $95 SUPER SIX 4-dr. Low. low now in effect in Iowa City, hav· Work Wanted we.,k. a,o. Reward. 01.1 J.IIIM eve- ment from Benlon St. nenlal ServIce. mllea,e, Llk' New! RadiO, School Heads .0, If. Benton. 8-3831. 2-door. Heat r, sea til cover , heater. ing been approved by 1he city n!h,s. council F~b ruary 7, one day less W:~2~~: Waah!". and lronllli. Pbone LOST when' you 'oU 10 lake ad. Tbe M.arlter'a Ore.t, The Cost II 8maUl Jowan CI_ifled. Beal Them Alii SEE OUR SALESMEN: The.e Carl Carry than a year after the company v.ntla~ of Ihe Dally Iowan Cl... I. Phone 41t) TOday Jim Mulherin­ C-onference had requested a 14.3 per cent in- SEWING• • epalrlna. ma. !11e;t~~u':! ~~~ u;,e.rhe~ y~~ ~.~re~ TIP·TOP CUSTOM work wilh traC\Gr. _1. "ado George Leplc • • • crease UY. Aell. rent or ade. Phone .191 and Surlan •. !lEWAnD }loUI'MI' Hill Bllik sley Guaranteel • , No .action has been taken on Opens 0d ay the proposal increase in Univer­ $3889 USED CAR LOT mencan sity Heights. But the company I lOVELY 24' X 32' I. located at DICKERSON·ELLIS Iowa's high school administra· plans to meet with the city COUll­ NORTH STAR tion tors will open their second an. cil there to discuss a similar in­ 223 E, College, Dial 7750 MOTOI CO. nual meeting in the Iowa Center crease, according to James E. CUSTOM BUilT ON YOUR YOllr Frj ndl!J Cfll!J 1fr - Stewart, district manager of the LOT AND FOUNDATION UNIVERSITY tor Continuation Study today at company. Plymouth. 1''''(ICriai DNder geles 10 a.m. with an address of wei· SAVE lhou!l8nd' 01 doll.... with a roomy QualllY CAFP-JtOME! Our Ai otOI'S Inc. - EW CAR DEPT. - come from Dean E. T. Peterson sklUed •• ~nlerl cornple"'ly ,.,Uln,'n ,your borne. You let all lumber mater­ 325 It Markel DJ.,-8-3"6 of the SUI college of education. JayCees To Ho~d Ial. lor tlnlahlnc. Work and mlt'!crlalt PONTIAC - .uaranleed (In I quality. Prl~e In. - U ED CAR DEPT. - here ('hone 9673 The major addresses of the clt.. lu 1.lnoue· n~movabJe Window.' U l Edt 318 E. Bloominrton • Dla.I a.8~1 morning to the anticipated 150 j{lIndred. nf lIUe 8~'\l'etural deal,n. CoHere 96n to choor.l (rom-or u lour OWT1 . ACT (One Block North pl Showroom) 2State Department Iowa school leaders will be made Home, Trade Show ' NOW ! Our conllruclloll ""hodul .re Usee Car made up In advance. Wrf~ CAPl>­ by Dean Walter W. Cook of the The Junior Chambcr of Com· $ naMES, Depl. IC, 400 E Court, Oe. ------I University of Minnesota college merce will sponsor a three-d,IY Molntl. Iowa. In C~dar RRpld.....c.rl OAIL Y IOWAN WANT AD ORDER BLANK Men To Visit '54 CHEVROLET 1645 Mlllu. 22H "0" Ave .. N,E. SUI of education and Stanley J. Home and Trade show to be Deluxe 2-dr. Sedan. Beige Two members of the U.S. state Heywood, chairman of teachcr held April 15-17 in the Iowa over Green. Driven 523l 'Pilbllah . dcpattrnent will visit the SUI education at Cae college in Ce­ City national guard armory on ______miles. _ LAFF·A.DAY I I To deter· THE DAILY IOWAN Ad the campus on March 18 and 19. dnr Rapids. S, Dubuque st. . I Prof. Vernon Van Dyke of the Under t'he conference theme '54 FORD George Buechler, se IJ e r:1 I $1595 political science department said "Administrative Leadersh!p in chairman lor the show, announ- Custom line, Deluxe 2-dr, I "t~f:·r WANT ADS c.:=r... , Thursday. Developing a Strong Faculty" ced Wednesday that all the TI~~a~~!.adio, hClIler, rate box, I r George Steuart, a personnel Cook will speak on "Factors in I · r~.s . booths are 'builL and already ....------_...:...-, ,officer, and WilHam Fisher, a 'Good Faculty Morale" and Hey· sold . . Thirty-three local merch­ I col~~~ of NAME ...... ' wttl I fore~gn service officer, will dis- wood will discuss "Evaluating ants will participate in the dis­ 1953 cuss career opportunities in U.S. In-Service Training Programs." play. CHEVROLET'S I -::;t~o~d ADDRESS ...... I foreign service. Beginning at 1 :30 this after- There will be entertainment SUI has been chosen as one noon thc school men will divide 2-dr. and 4-df. Sedans each of tbe' three days. This will Six to choose from ?f several univel sitics to be ,vis- into 'three discussion groups for be highlighted by a ,band 'and Ited ~y ~hese rcpresentatlves. more detailed analysis of certain two additional acts. $1,000 has $109500 up Tho ~Isil IS part of a program aspects of administrator.teacher been spent on entertainment and 1--______-' i ::" AD Cl:::CATI:N:~~~ .. ·· .. ··· : ca'r.ymg out the recommenda- relationships Hons made by Secretary of State . • . about $2,500 on the whole show. John Foster DJ.llles' commitkc . The mcetmg IS a )ol~t gather­ Several merchants have re­ '52 PONTIAC on personneL Ing of two ~rgamzabons , . the quested permiSSion to hand out 2-dr. Sedan The obcctive of the visit is Iowa Asso.cla.tlOn of Secondary various souvenirs. Admission to \!ncourage collcge studen ts to Sc.h~ol Prmclpals and the Ad- will be 50 C ~ ilts tOI' adults but '51 BUICK $895 I I , take civil service examinations m!nIstrators of North ..Central there will be no charge for chil- Super 4-dr. , for foreign service and to inter- High scho,ols. Iowa Cltians on dren. ' I I est students in govemment the committee for ~rogram and '51 DODGE $795 work local arrangements mclude Pr.:J- COIWNET 4-dr. Sedan. . fessor Van Dyke, "-'. A. EI'be, Publications Board I I principal of University th igh '51 MERCURY school and Robert SO'renson, $945 Says He May Run 4-dr. Sedan. I I Against Sen. Wiley Iowa City high school principal. Race Draws 4 '50 DESOTO $695 II I MILWAUKEE (JP)-Matik Cat· \ Four Studetlts Ihave petitioned for nomination ,for three vacant CUSTOM 5-Pass. Coupe. . lin J r., spea.ker af the lower (ora. u,.., luta: ruTllIlll IntDICAT'E. ~ -oaLD SIGII1't n:s"Vlo. I I hf>use 01 Wisconsin's legis,lature, positions on the .Board, ()f Trus· ------p-lea--•• .. (ify Record tees of Student 'Publications, Inc. '50 FORD $495 "Nice party?!' I --p-ri-n-t-y-O-Ur--A-d~~~~--M--.I-O-- sajd Thursday he would oppose U.S. Sen. Alexander Wiley for Robert Blitz. A2, Ohicago, Ill., V-B Convertible. L______~\ the 19:>6 Republican nomination BIRTHS and Herbert Hedge, 02, Hedrick, "if no ,beLter qualhfied candi­ Mr. and Mrs. William Lowe, are applying tor two ~n two­ '49 HUDSON YOU.G---. date" declares hlrnsel! by June 1. 352 S. Park st., G., Columbus, year lPOSitions, and Ivan R. Lie­ 2-dr. Sedan Ohio, a boy Thursday at Mercy pens, A2, Iawa Oity, and Dwight OAT SH<1tIoIS DE ~R Catlin, an Apt)leton attorney, Liberal Trade ,Convenient TerDII mA~ps YOU ~IVEOUT said ~e set the June I deadline hospital. Jensen, A4-, lawa City, have both DE BEST FOOO IN 015 '\beea.use it wm take a long cam­ Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Thur­ made appUcation Ifor the open NEIGA90RHOOO paign to 'beat Wiley, and a can­ ness, R.R. 1, West Liberty, a girl one~year lpooitlon. AS·IS-SPECIALS t\idate ough.t to concentrate on it Thursday at Mercy hospital. The petitions will be consid­ ered iby ~he board of t~ust2es ' '48 BUICK tor at oleast a year." DEATHS Wiley was criticized In 1954 election committee, headecL by CONVERTIBLE. George A. Stevens, 79, 202 chairman William Teters, dean ---..=.;:.:.:...:.;;;:;..;.;~:....;;....---- by Iprominent organization Re­ Highland drive, Wednesday, at emeritus of the college of phar- CHRYSLER WHiTS .cROWN Premiu. publicans Ibecaus~ he did not Mercy hospitaL '48 additive preven\.l tirke a stand on the senate's cen­ macy. tf approved, the. names :i--paSB. Coupe. will ' be t>laced on the Mareh .23 le of the tarburelor, "biola cal ' \ SUre action against his lellow POLlCE COURT aU-campus eleotjon Iballot. t', a hi,h octane Ial RepUblican and junior 'COlleallue, Christian f .. See, 38, 411 Reno '47 BUICK Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy, also st., waived to the lI{and jury ill old ea~ or l1li •• 4.-dr. Sedan from Alppl l!lton. Thursday on a second offense h L'I-I11~a ll laloline- Lumbermen's GrouD charge 01 driving while. intoxi­ MERCURY Cigarette Causes Fire cated. See was arrested after his Elects New Preside~t '46 truck went oft Highway 261 DES MOINES (JP) - Donald 4-dr. Sedan In Living Room Couch three miles north of Iowa City. M. Peaslee Jr., Laurens, was el- ,­ Firomen answered a callI at Sce ill being held jn county jait ected, Thursday ~ new prellidcnt '41 PLYMOUTH 11 :2 0 aim. Thursday to bhc l"esl­ in lieu of $1,000 ,bond set ,by of the Iowa netall Lumbermen's 4--dr. Sedan association. ~.... _'::"":":':'''':''''':''' .. a______dcnce of Mrs. Lavonna K a~ste n , Judge Roger Ivie. 210~ E. Washington st., where Maxwell 8 . Bardenstein, 230 TrUltees elected included J . H . '40 NASH II living rOOm coLll.1l 'Was on fire. S. Lucas st., was fined $22.50 McKlveen, 'Prairie City; Roscoe' 4.dr. Sedan Davenport cushions were de· Thursday on a charge of speed­ Greenwood, Emerson; Charles and 811 (tl stroyed from Wlliat firemen said ing. Ivle suspended $10 of the Gilliam, Dubuque; E. C. Ever­ -MAl'9' OTHE.S - they beUeved to be ea-reless fine. ' ling, Des Moines, and Clarence to choose from! SIl1Oking. John P. Riley, R.R. 5, was Schori, Elgin. --OPEN MONDAYS Til 9 P.M.- fined $12.50 Thursday on a SOLAR PROMOTION charge of failure to stop tor a Robert L. Chase, 1932 SUI stop sign. graduate, has been promoted to Arthur W. Ingalls, North Ub­ assistant manager ot production erty, was fined $27.50 Thursday control lit Solar A il10raft com· on a charge of intoxlcatlbp. ,pijny In Des Moines, It was an· Dean R. Evans, R.R. 2, paid a r hotmeed this w~k by Max T. $7.50 :tine Thuml.ay on 8 charge Corn,r lurllnlfOfl & CIIII", Har;l'n, mona&cr or the pr:1tlu('- ot Ol,rra tlng n vehirl~ on lhe DIAL lion. . ntrol dlvlsiori.- left h~nd p,2rtion. ot t~1 high ~ay. .i.e 6-I-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, la.-Frl., Marcb 11. Ins Civil Def-enGe Movie Michigan Has Blind T. Be Shown Monday Pick Officials for School Boord Election. . State Representative M,lSgt. Robert L. Trussell ot Of!leiais have been chosen for LANSING, Mich. (IP)-Robept 'Highway Aid E. College st., and John D. Wi!· HOe'gh 'Opposes Gore's Plan D. Mahoney, Iblind sinc~ he was the department of ail' science and Monday'S annual sch ool ,boll I'd ,- DEs.MOlNES (IP)-lowa could son, 50 1 K imball ave. IS, is confldent he'll keep pace ·H·ot. tactics will show two movies on election In Iowa City. Residen ts of the southeastern with his co lleogue in lhe Michi. raise 'additionjll money to match a nd secondary systems under state funqs, as proposed under H.R. 4261 (the Clay plan). This The ~ Iowa CIty in dependent g('ln house l'opreseMatives. federal highway funds under !.he Senate Bill l048 (the Gore pro· civilian delense in the Sham­ 0, sena.te file 1048 to build high reimbursement would stimulate school ' district has named six section of Johnson county will F,ricnds willi rrad to him . His dog proposed Gore highway plan but posal) could be ,used to ad,van­ type baugh lecture room, University dlighways on the 700 miles construction of our ,prJmary, ur­ judges, J'our cltn'ks and nine vote on two candidates for the wiJ1Jead him. He'll keep notes In Gov. Leo Ho:,gh said Thursday library, at 7 p.m. Monday. tage by Iowa, and we have suf­ of the interstate roads In Iowa ban, and !lecondary system." registrars to serve . at the l WO one county board position. The Braille. He has a wife, who also Day'is-Cain he didn't think it was justified al ficient state funds to match the that ~arry only 10 per cent of The movies are "Selt-Preser- pr ecinct polling places In Iowa is blind, and six children, none presen.t. proposed federal increases. Iowa's traWc. candidates arc Willls L. Mussel', Firemen Start Annual vation in Atomic Bomb Attack," City. of Scott township, and Mrs. of whom is b,Jind. Th(! governor sent a telegram Obsolete "I cOll8ider construction 01 the to Sen. Albert Gore (D-Tenn.)' . and "The Effects or Atomic Ex- The six candidates who have Erma W. Reiss, of Lone Tree. NO, NE VER AGAIN "Iowa has 4,!}23 miles 01 obso­ interstate system a natio,lal re- d Duo Scores glvlng Information Gore had Fire Hazar Inspection ploslons." Each is )8 minutes ,been nominated for the lwo posi- The specia l issue fa ci ng Iowa HUMBOLDT, Tenn. iIPJ- Law lete 18~feet wide pavement, 1,- 3POnsibil1ty whicl1 . should Ibe nsked as to the state's abililly and Iowa City firemen will make I Hons on the Iowa City district City district volers will be on­ violators Wlho' ve just paid ~raMlc 456 miles Of gravel surfacin'g, !.a:ngel.y financed by the ledera,1 Inclination to raise more high· their annual ins pection for fire ' ong, , board arc Elliott 0 , Full, 1831 ncxutiun of n 65-ocre tl'lIct for a fines at Humbold'l's pOlice sta. 228 miles of low-

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