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Ie Board Sen. Morse pring Exam Scare Causes Reaaies Sale Asks End To Of. Bonds "Blood Bathsll New. Tests, Stricter Proctors The Iowa City Board decided 'tuesday night to hold a special S. American Nations meeting as soon as all details are Give Fewer ready for the sale oC bonds to fin· Criticized Castro ance the junior high building pro· cram. HAVANA (UPI) - Rebel Obiective Approval of a $1,448,000 bond leader Fidel Castro Tuesday issue for construction of a new night was reported to have or· junior high school and rehabiLita· tion of present buildings was given dered a halt to the "war crimes" Final Tests May 31 by Iowa City voters. trials and executions sweeping By GRETCHEN BROGAN The Board also approved use of , Cuba in a wave of bloody re StlH Writer $20,000 Crom the school housc fund to make a payment to Klngseott prisals against followers of The results of last semester:'s aod Associates, Davenport archi· ousted President Fulgencio Ba· final week scare will show up tbls tectural firm that prepared plan lisa. final week in new types of tests and specifications Cor the building No immediate confirmation of and stricter administration 01 them program the order was available in Ha· according to SUI professors. Last Money Crom the school house vana, but one such was known to June rumor and fact about stu· Cund will be replaced aCter Lho have been received by the rebel dents who had examination an· sale of bOnds, the Board decided. commander at Colon in Matanzas swers in adva.nce flew around cam· Bulford W. Garner, superinten· Province. There, it saved at least pus. dent of schools, rcported that two temporarily the lives of three men I At least two departments which committees of the School Study already condemned to execution. were mentioned in these rumors, Council wlll meet with him and Latest reports indicated that the French and Spanish Depart· the Board Jan. 20 at 7:30 p.m. nearly 200 persons had been con· ments, will be giving a completely Lo discuss present and Cuture victed and executed by hastily set· different type of final thLs year. school problems. up rebel courts, including 84 reo The French Department last year The Board denied a request by ported put to death in Santiago, altered its exam at the last min· former members of the SUI gym· capital of Orlen. _ ute due t. rumors that the test nasUcs team to use public school te Pro vince, . was out. gymnasiums {or private trampo. alone. "Our policy now is to have a new line instruction. Opposition to uso I The executions test every year," said C. G. Christ· of public buildings for personal Pleads For Life led to mounting w ofides, associaLe professor of Roi gain was the rcason given by the FORMER ARMY CAPTAIN Isldor. Lope. pllCIi hinds to chut criticism of the mance Languages. Christolides; Board for dcnial of thQ requcst. in • pI.eding ,uture before r.bel milltlry trlbunll In Colon, Cuba, Cas t r,o regime who Is head of Lhe beginning Robert T. Davis, secretary, was some oC it from wher. he il charg.d with t~ murder of I sU9ar plantation _r\'er. I French courses, said "This year given authority to make a pre· Latin American our test will be more subjective liminary study of possibl e use of H. is on. of the mlny me., who M",.d in t~ Batist. Government, nations friendly · than objective. We are fast aband· C,S.A, Hall. An opportunity to who Ir. now on trill under th. Clltro control in Cuba.-AP Wirephoto. to the revolution· JOHNSON COUNTY'S FIRST TRAFFIC FATAliTY of 1959 WIS r.corded Tuesday morninl IS Em· oning the objective exam." purchase the hall was revealed Iary movement mett H. Berkey, 60, River Junction, was killed in I 3'car wreck nur Lon. TrH. OHicills sh_n r.· No Oblectly. T.lts by Garner. No details were given. UPI correspon- CASTRO -iat tila body are, left to right: Dr. Georg. b. Callahan, Johnson County cor_ri D.ve Cook, deputy dent Andres Lopez reporled from "We have not fiven objective Highschoolers Will Glimpse CoJon that Tuesday's order ap· .....Iff of Johnson Countyi and Harold Wright, LOll. Tre. comtabl •. Th. other two mep in the picture tests all semetter aud the fiul Ir. unicltntified,-Daily Iowan Photo by Jerry Mosey. Good Tickets Still U · - peared to ~ directed In eeneral test will not be objectJve," saId terms to Army posts throughout Miss Ruth Davis, associate ' pro Available For Play I Cessor of Romance Languages and S Tlirough 40 Extliliits Cuba. head of the beginning Spanish pro Opening Thursday One of the most important dis· Iplays sct up for the high schoolers. SUlpension Order Broadca.t County, Auto Demos Hail Loveless' Speech gram. "There will no longer be coveries of the new·born space One of these unusual exhibits Willi Lo~z reported that Capt. Julio answer sheets to fill in, she said. A good selection of tickets is age-the " Van Alien Radiation show an isolated heart beating. Chavlano, rebel Army commander "The test will be essay, writing still available for the opening per· Belt"-will be graphically repre· Bus loads of students will leave in Colon, immediately suspended Toll Gets sentences or sometbing simllar to COJfmancc of the University Thea· sented in part oC a $50,000 exhibit fol' the tour of the labOratorics I trials and executions there. As Good Progress Roundup that. " ter production "Six Characters in planned for high school students from 1-2 p.m. Members of the Woo The Cuban Army General Head· The general zoology linal and the Search or an Author," Thursday who will attend Old Days here men's Recreational Association will quarters In Havana is connected DES MOINES IA'I - Both Re· and benefits of a two party system psychology final , which were be night. January 16-17. lead the tour groups. to ali Army posts throughout the Early Start publican and Democratic leaders of government." lieved to be in student possession There are no tickets left for Sat· This elabOrate look at the SUI Universit~ starr mem.bers will be Iisland b,y microwa~e circuit. Johnson County got an early of the Iowa Legislature hailed the Speaker of the House Vern Lisle last year, will be changed this urday's perCormance and only a Physics Department, along with prepared With exp~analio~s and an· C~stro s. or~er, Issued through start toward equaling the 1958 trar. "State of the State" message of tR·Clarinda ) said he thought the year. Jerry J. Kollross, professor limited number for Friday even· abOut 40 exhibits and displays from swers to sL~dents queslton~ Crom Mal· Camllo Clenfuegos, command· Gov. Herschel Loveless Tuesday governor's speech "reflected very and chairman of zoology, said that ing. most oC the SUI colleges and de. 4.-5 p.":. Frtday. The fol~owlDg. of· , ant of the Ar~y hea~quarters at fic toil of 21 Tuesday morning when as a good roundup of state pro· well on the work of the last Legis. last year complaints were received Good tickets may still be obtained partmenls, wUl be on display in the flces Will be .represented In varIous ICamp Columbia ou~slde Havana, Emmett Harley Berkey, 50, of gress. lature and the Budget and Finan. from students that questions on for all of next week 's performan· Main Lounge oC the Iowa Memorial classrooms In Shaeffer Hail : ex· apparently was deSIgned to pre River Junction, was killed in a They said the governor's request cial Control Committee. It looks the final were taken from old ces, Jan. 21 through 24. Union from 8:30 a.m. until 4 p.m. aml~at~ons service, Studcn~ Health, ~ent . a bloodbath in the island;s 3-car smash·up on Highway 22 three Lhat the Legislature provide a site Uke Iowa is getting along pretty exams. "That is being taken care Reserved seat tickets are avail· Saturday afternoon. ad~sslons, sLudent affaIrs and I Interl?r and to carrr out Castro s miles west of Lope Tree. for the proposed national agricul· well." of, " said Kollross. "This year's able at the Theater Reservation houslOg. promise that the trials of former The mishap occurred on a tural . hall of fame wou~d be ?ne of Rep. Scott Swisher (Iowa City) general zoology exam will be com· desk in tbe East Lobby of the Iowa The exhibits were constructed For an overall look at the cam. Batista adherents would be held the fIrst orders of busmess 10 the the House minorlly leader said pletely new." Memorial Union. SUI students wiU and . set up by stu.dents ~n~ pro- pus, six tours are planned to take legally. straight stretch while the highway early days of the session. the address was .Ia restatement Don Lewis, professor of psy. recel ve Iree tickets upon presenta· feSS.LOnal organizations WltblO the in all of SUI's 88 buildings. These Foreign Minister Roberto Agra. was still shrouded in early morning Loveless, in his speech, confined of the principles on which the Gov· chology, made a similar statement. tion of their 1.D. cards. Others various departments Bnd coliege.s. bus tours will leave from the Un. monte in HBvana, meanwhile, de. fog. Berkey's automobile collided lions have been extraordinarily ern or won the last election. It "This semester's final will be may purchase tickets for $1.25. Faculty members and students w.Ill ion at 9, 10 and 11 a.m. and I, 2 fended the apparent wholcsale cx· with a westbOund car driven by his remarks largely to a review showed the progress and the things new," he said. "Not an Item which be on ha.nd during th~ day to ~IS' anil 3 p.m. A member of WRA will ecutions in a press statement af. cuss theIr displays WIth the hip travel with each tour group to fill firming that "executions by firing Bruce Keeler, '1:7, of Lone Tree. of gains he said the State Govern· that have been accomplished add Is on it has ever been stolen as ment had made in the past two up to two good years." Car as we know." Lewis, wbo is Former SUlowan schoolers. in details and answer questions. squads have been carried out un· Keeler was reported in "fairly years - his first term as governor. Lt. Gov. WilHam H. Nicholas the lecturer lor the introductory ViSiting students will also tour Fran Varley, A4, Wheaton, m. der the revolutionary law." good" condition at Mercy Hospital Good Economy termed the speech "one of the psychology course, went on to ex· To Go To Japan the SUI Medical Laboratories Sat- and Kay Hill, N3, Burlington, are "Each person has been found In Iowa City late Tuesday. Loveless said economic condi. best Loveless has given. I thought plain that his department does not ProCessor Willis R. Boss, who reo urday. Graduate medical students co·chairmen of the tours and dis· guilty by a mliltary tribunal and operate on the principle of a c;em· will explain each of the six dis· plays program. condemned to death by a mliitary The driver of the third auto, good and that tax revenues have the governor was sincere in every· ceived a Ph.D. In 1943 in zoology firing squad." T. D. Weckel, 33 of Davenport, grown to the point that the state thing he bad to say." pletely changed exam every sem· from SUI, has been selected as ester. Agramonte said this type of ex· was not seriously injured. will need no "extremely burden. one of seven distinguished scien· ecution "is at least humane, as According to officials investigat· some tax rates" In tbe next two Joint Meetings Planned He said that the questions on this tists to be attached to an Amer· test will be mostly brand new be Stage 'Set For Mi~oyan Mee,t compared to the barbaric treat· lnl the accident, the Weckel car, years. ican embassy abroad. ment accorded revolutionary sol· Loveless said Tuesday he will cause it was discovered last May Boss was appointed by the State W88 moving east behind Berkey's He also detailed what he said that a psychology test had been diers captured by Batista men." vehicle. It apparently struck the were soUd advances in the fields hold conCerences with legislators Department to be senior science Agramonte said he "regretted" oC bOth parties during the current stolen. Although the test was re advisor to the American embas· right rear end of the Berkey's of mental health, penal affairs, covered, it was felt best to mate As Dulles Hits German Plan that Sen. Wayne Morse CD·Ore.> Crom sy at Tokyo, Japan, for two years, car, causing It to swerve into the welfare programs, school reorgan. session. Legislators each oC up a new one he said. Making up called Cor an end to the "blood the state's eight congressional dis· effective July 1. path o( the westbound vehicle. ization, highway construction and a new test oC 140 questions bas WASHINGTON - Secretary baths". "Apparently many other Visibility at 7:20 a.m., the time highway safety. tricts will be invited to breakfasts occupied him for a large part of He had an appolnlment with the oC State John Foster Dulles Tues· friendly citizens in the United of the mishap, was less than one Rep. Clark McNeal (R.Belmond) at the governor's home. The gov. this whole semester he added, Atomic Encrgy Commission fOI! day blasted the Soviet Union's pro· States, misinterpreted thc rcasons block according to officials. Weckel the House majority floor lcader, ernor also plans to hold periodic Ordinarily, Professor Lewis said, three years following World Wan posals for Germany as brutal, for the executions ... the Batista told authorities that h~ ~id . not termed the address "an excellent meetings with legislators in bis finals are made up from a choice n and during that time made stupid and probably unworkable. regime murdered our citizens and see UK: Berke~ ~~tomob~l~ 10 time rundown on matters generally. office. of questions which have been several trips to Japan. Coupling this harsh criticism plundered the treasury." to aVOid. the InitialB colliSion. , "r am ccr tam,' "he a dd e,d "ht at proven good by tests. An effort Boss is currently a professor qf with an implied promise of flexi· Agramonte said provisional Se rVlces ror crkey are pendmg Iwe can all take pride in the ac· Inauguration Prepared is made not to repeat questions in zoology at Syracuse University, bility, Dulles added that this coun· President Manuel Urrutia soon at the Sordcn and Adams fun· complishments of our State. I hope consecutive exams. It is not 01 Syracuse, New York. try is willing to meet with the So· would announce the reorganization eraJ bome at Lone Tree. we can provide those things to A 6·member House committee benellt to tbe student to have com· viet Union, Britain and France to or the Supreme Court to take over Curther the State's growth, that we was named by Speaker Pro·tem J. pletely different questions eacb discuss the German problem. (rom the military tribunals and couldn't do two years ago because Henry Lucken (R·Akron) Tues· Iowa C~ty Again "give every citizen the guarantecs time, hc said, because they all Dulles thus set the stage, at a DULLES of difCerences of opinion." day, to prepare Cor the inaugrura· cover the samo material and some news conference for round No. 2 he never had under Batista," Lawrence Winters He said the specch seemed to tlon oC Gov. Herschel Loveless and of the questions have been proven Fog Bo.und Today of Anastas I. Mlkoyan's Washing· Not Unchristiln indicate that the gove(nor "might Lt. Gov. Edward J. McManus superjor. ton talks about the future of the add : "There arc all kinds of meth· Agramonte described Cuba as a Concert Tonight propose only those increased ex. Thursday. Ema Preeautl.... divided nation. Mlkoyan. deputy ods." traditionally Roman Catholic coun· penditU{es which the staLe's eco. The committce mcmbers arc Allhough no plans have been Soviet premier, is duc back herc 4, Tho United Stales has no new try and said that "execution by Lawrence Winters, opera and nomic growth will provide." Reps. Howard Reppert (D·Des made for any complete chanses "~ late this week after a cross-coun· proposals on Germany's future a\ [iring squad in the eyes of the Ro· concert stage' performer on Lwo Sen . Jack Schroeder (R.Daven. Moines), chairman; Robert Con· in exams, other departrne'ntJ men· try tour. present. It stands on the Allies' man Catholic Church is not un· Dec. 3\ note to the Kremlin pro· christian or against moral law, continents, will presenJ. tbe second porU, Lhe Senate majoriLy leader, ncr and Dean Aubrey, ~th ~tum. tioned in last spring's stir will be DuUes said: taking extra precautions this com posing 4-power talks on Lhe whole providing the guilly persons have concert In the Civic Music ASsoc· termed the speech a good one "al. wa Democrats. Bert F8Irchlld ~R. I. His and President Eisenhow· lation's annual series in Macbride though it dealt in gencralities. The Ida Grove), Joseph Flatt (~.WlJ\t. ing final week, German question. Such talks would been allowed to confront their ac Paul R. Olson, proressor and cr's conferences with Mikoyan on embrace Berlin, reunification, a cusers." Auditorium at 8 o'clock tonight. progress he cited was not only ersel) and Clarence Christophel Friday and Saturday, respectively, Admission Is by season ticket a credit to his Administration but (R·Waverly), head of economics, said that his peace treaty and European secur' Agrarr'lonte charged that thc Ba· I will amount to an el:change 01 ity. only. also to previous administrations -- department is tightening up on tista regime "murdered and tor· Iowa City residents wilJ be Cog. views and not 2-nation negotia· 5. "We arc having constant talks tured at least 20,000 Cuban men, The program will include "Scac· and last Legislature," Schroed· their whole procedure. He said t~c Secrecy Rule Flayed that monitoring during this final bound again today. Highs are ex. lions-something which U.S. allies with our a1lics abOut the situation" women and children of all ages." elata dal suo nido" from "Rodel. er said. Loveless Tuesday flayed the would be made more watertight, peeled to be in the mid 40's with oppose. - a hint lhat new proposals should Pointing out that freedom o[ the inda," "Where'er You Walk" from Whit About Futur. partly cloudy skies. 2. Tbe Soviet Union's proposal not be finally ruled out. press had been Cully restored In "Semele" and "0 Ruddier than Sen. J . Kendall Lynes (R·Plain· (ow a senate's new rule on secret and that more detailed instruc. voting in committees. tions would be given about passing All of southeastern Iowa was cov· to isolate and demilitarize Ger· 6. Mikoyan made clear, in talks Cuba, Agramonte said: "We have the Cherry" rrom "Acis and Gal. field), commented : ered with dense fog Tuesday, with many Is not only brutal, as WesL last week with Dulles and Vice alea" by Handel; "Pilgrim's "I'd rather hear what he pro "When a man seeks public of· out and picking up exams. 01800 nothing to hide from anybody . . . said that he did not feel that the visibility in Iowa City one block or German Chancellor Konrad Ado President Richard M. Nixon, that we sincerely hope the people of Se"," by Tsehalkowsky; and "To poses to do in the future. A few of Cice," the governor said, "he principles oC Economics examin. less. The fog lilted slightly during nauer contended Monday, but "It's the Soviet Union did not intend to tb,i Children" by RachmaninoH. the things he took credit for are should be wlUing to ~ceept the the United States and the rest o( things which continue (rom ad· responsibility for his action. Secret atlon was "out" last year, "We the day, but returned with a light a stupid approach because we lay down an ultimatum on Berlin the world will understand that Winters wlli also sing works of ministration to administration." committee votes enable a persoo do not repeat the same questions drizzle Tuesday evening. don't think It wJl1 work." In its Nov. 'l7 note. Dulles said it charity cannot stand in the way of Strauss, Wolf, Giordano, Hely· Lt. Gov.-elect EcbYard J. Me. to escape that responsibility." year after year," be said, Noon tetpperatures. Tuesday rose 3. The Western Allies believe was his impression that the So· Justice, regardless of how horrible Hutchinson, Copland, Henrique} The senate rules permit com· Christofides said that utltil live to ~ moctFate 36 degrees with ex· Germany should be reunited viet's proposal to hand East Ber· it may appear. peded Iowa in the 30/1 Tuesday through free elections. But Dulles VUla·lAIbos, and two arranle. ~a~:~. ( ~!~:::)o~ai~!h~:~:~~ mittee meetings closed to public minutes before the teat, ~lna he lin over to East Germany and de· The new revolutionary Govern· ~ by Thomas Kerr. . of State Government during his Ad. - " night. Colder temperatures are pre·' said-apparently for the first time mand withdrawal of Western ment has been under pressure and news reporters and allow scc· dieted for toni,ht. in public ... that • free election Ia forces from West Berlin by next kman Frank will accompany ministration is ' "evidence to the ret ballots, If the meetings are from frlendiy sourees abroad tq I Exams- The outlook for Tbunday is part- not the on17 method pouIble. lie June was oot "an ultimatum with balt the lIumary executions of Ba Willll'rs, II ":'11'1101\', 011 lhe IliAllc). 1)1'01110 or JOWII of Ihe /lflv:lnlnj:!c's I'X(,Cllt I 110 CSSiOIlR (Colll1l1uNI 011 fllgc 6) Iy elouljY /lnl1 colder. declined to plnoornte, except. to n (IXI'll time limit ." tistn rollowers. Horrors! 1f1~f[)ailg I(\)UJon I \ HOLLYWOOD (.4'1 - YOll m y "" Stereophonic Revolutionl i The Lady From Maine never have heard of movie exec ..... 2 WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 14, 195' utives James H. Nicholson and Rates Private Bathroom Sam Z. Arkorr. And you won 't Sweeping Record Industll~ ·· The Dally Iowan It u:rfttftl and tdUm by #udmls and is goc~Pd by a board 0/ fiUf! .tuderli trust~~s dmm by WASHT GTO. I UP() - Sen. hear of them at this year's Acod· the "udrnt bod~ Clnd four loculiy IrtUfns ttppoinll'd by 1I1~ l" jd~n t of t/le (In/on-nty. rIle Dally Iowa,,', By GEOFFREY GOULD thing else you might record - a 1argaret Chase Smith has finally emyawards. NEW YORK "" - A revolution third dimension - depth. N~4iIIy MilaNI polky.IM~O'~, It !lOt on ttrpre#ion 0/ SUI adm/lliftratlon po/icy or opinion, In ony ponkulor, won a long, 1-woman battle for a But they can get a loan at the is sweeping the record industry, does tile music surround you ~ separate bathroom ju t a hop-skip and its dust has not yet settled. pletely, but it has a magioat lIllo' and·jump away from the Senate bank a lot quicker than some pro Us name is stereophonic sound. sion of almost perfect realit)ll ·~ I '-I~l noor. ducers or prominence who e names l Now I Know... Americans HAVE To Be Capitalists It is an authentic revolulion . The older method oC ' recontllfasll The improved seniority of the are linked with. Oscars. Stereophonic sound is nol just a known as monaural (the new 'k11141 Republican lady from Maine, aft~r Nicholson and Arkoff run Amer· gimmick. It adds a new dimension is binaural), cannot give thIs tid last (all's defeat o( several ranking ican-International Pictures whose to the art oC capturing music on dimension illusion, no matter'- l GOP Senators, plus the gallantry discs or tapes and then playing it high the fidelity Of the phorlo~ credits include such titJe~ as "The of Sen. Thomas C. Hennings to· back in your living room. system. ' j rt'lhb MO.l, chairman of the Senate Bca t With a' MiIlion Eyes," "The Stereo is a method of reproduc Costs Maney >'l~IItl) Committee on Rules and Admini . Amazing Colossal Man," " Blood ing !;ound as though you were hear Yet many who already )1a ~ ~ lration, came to her rescue. of Dracula," ';Teen-age Franken ing it with both ears instead of one. fi systems will bc satisfied tei ~fa.l And possibly this week she will stein" and "How to Make a Mon- Two Mikes with them. Converting tht!rii ' f8 be able to move into a little hide ster." I • Two microphones, separated stereo costs money, although ~if away office in a back corridor of John Foster Dulles Four years ago, the pair start· somewhat, rec;ord the orchestra can be done fairly easily. M the Capital where a peelal batll' ed - with $3,000. They nursed their from different ngles, jUst as your The record industrY, th6uA • Red Proposal I Stllpid ears would hear it from slightly room is being built to sati Cy her invl!stmenl into a national craze a tiger by the tail lor tJle \t, , long·standing plea. and a milllon dollars. The craze diCferent angies if :(ou were in the lime in 10 years. A decad;ia an old Hollywood standby - is concert hall. the advent of the long·play!v The fact that she is the lone These separate recordings are ord made high (idelity podi() woman Senator has meant prob Mikoyan . geared to teen·agers, who lIre the bulk of the moviegoing pUblic. then laid down - by a compli· boosted tile record industry tr· lems for Mrs. Smith in the rest cated bit of scientific legerdemain mendously. ., r room department. "Our stock in trade is titles, - In a single groove of a record. monsters and gimmicks," says Another new business sprAn!v~ ntil now when she was on the Alters Tactics A new kind oC needle picks up at the same time - the J1I~M; floor of the Senate she had a Arkoff. Nicholson explains why both sound tracks - still separat of high fidelity components. , .' ,. choice of a long subway trip back By J. M. ROBERTS their scripts won't be up for any ed - and sends them through Both of these huge ind~stti!llt .. to her office in the Senate Of [ice AP News Analyst artistic awards. separate amplifying systems and are now jumping onto the S~f~ Building; standing in line in a Soviet Dep. Premier Anastas J. "We start first with the title, finally out through two separate bandwagon. .1, )II" public ladies room on the !loor Mikoyan has said that the Soviet then comes the monster or gim speakers, located some distance Monaural records are tar tfb'Wtl below the Senate Chamber; or a Union doesn't want any war over miCk, next comes the producer apart. dead however, and probably w61h trip to a special ladies room for the German issue, and that it is and director. Finally, we call in Only then are the two sound be for a long time. /)?', Senate wives. up to the West to adopt an alti· the writer to fashion a script to tracks mixed - and they are mix How does the stereophonlonl'$' Mrs. Smith didn't mind the pub tude which will avoid one. the concept of the title and the ed by your own ears and mind. volution affect those who litteaai lic room, but she often didn't have Secretary or Stale John Foster gimmick." This gives the music - or any· have a large library of rnonAurl/ time to sland in line with lady Dulles has made it clear that he records? :1I1,;J' is going to tell the visiting offi tourists without missing a crucial OK For Monaurals II) ~,ot cial that the way to avoid it is Senate vote. She also hated to It works this way. You can' ~ push ahead of waiting women who for the Soviets themselves not to Inside The Great a monaural record on a stereo· might resent it. altempt to drive the Allies' out of phonic system and it will sOlInli n Berlin or take other unilateral ac good or better than it ever did, As for the Senate wives' lounge tion trying to extend Soviet hege just above her own new hideaway, Bender· Investigation although it won't be stereophonioe. mony in Germany. But you can't play stereo reel she often got delayed there by The Meaning By GEORGE DIXON I assure you that it is no white chatter. ords with a monaural stylu& neadle • That's what it meaDS when one WASHlNG1'ON - Anyone ignor· wash commission." Now, with just a 2·minute walk diplomat says he hopes another - it would damage the recq~d.. ant enough to imply that former However this may have struck If you already have a , .h~h and a fast Senators-only elevator government will not make any Senator George H. Bender may not him, State's Attorney Adamowski trip down one floor, sbe can be in miscalculations and accidential fidelity system, which inclu~s ~ be earning the $250 a day he reo carefully confined himself to this turntable and pickup arm, pre~m, • her own private suite in no time. mistakes. purely routine acknowledgement: ceives for perfuming the Team plifier, amplifier and speake~, l~U The firm position taken by the sters Union, just isn!t keeping "Dear Mr . Bender: I am in reo Western powers about their tenure can convert to stereo . by aa,un~ abreast of the great Bender "in ceipt of your letter in which you Letter- ill Berlin already has produced a a new amplifier and another s~ak' vestigation. " outline the manner in which the er. You may also require a nt;w deviation in Kremlin statements Anti·Racketeering Commission, of about its intentions. Two months cash and carry stereo preamplifier to balanc~ : ~ "prober" has even which you are chairman, was channels properly. , ,I ago the Moscow emphasis was on created. I have carefully noted all Tired Poet determination to turn East Berlin tried to establish Once you have your stereo ytiii a pen palship with that you say and thank you for To th. editor: over to the puppet regime in East can still enjoy your old monaural , the State's Attor- writing me." library as much as ever, .... KIn, F •• lurfS Syndle.l. Germany. Many would have looked upon I ran across these few lines com Now the emphasis is on negotia· ney of Cook adding stereo records to it. 'sl~M e this as a kiss-off, but Bender came tions and how the issue can be County, Illinois, pickups also will play old 78 of' posed by a graduating senior at one who is a Demo· right back with this billet doux : f of the Big Ten schools, and thought settled. However, the conditions records well. put forward so far are as unac =rat converted to . "Dear Mr. Adamowski: Thank you might be interested in printing ~epublic ani s m. you for your kind letter in res - ,~ ceptable as the origin!!!. OFFICIAL DAILY IULL'f.'PtL A Matter Of Precedent it. Sham R.cogniz.d rhe forever - GOP .. ponse to mine. We are sincerely ' The Germans themselves, al· Bender, a pioneer DIXON appreciative of the fine spirit of . I i I'm tired. in the field of investigating by cooperation which you have demo • • ,:.4 ~ This Thursday, f\(arie Torre will be re By all m eans, not a martyr to the cause ways susceptable to any sort of Tired of puppets instead of talk of unification, have been mail, wrote to State's Attorney onstrated in responding to our reo U nlverllfy, ·1" leasee! from jail where she is s Iving a lO~day of newspapering. She is a martyr to the people, quick to recognize what the Soviet Benjamin S. Adamowski to ask if quest for informatin, and most ·IN I he knew of any Teamster impro gratified to know that you have cntcncc for contempt of court. think au. e of the public's right to be kept in Of crew cuts and tweed coats, Union wants. That is a neutral Calend~ .- ~Ian y of pipes and Picasso buttons, ized Germany, shorn of defensive prieties in Cliicago. In light of the none of the problems discussed in ~f \Iiss Torre as a martyr, formed. The d~nger here is not that some Of people who drop soliloquies alliances with the West, which exposes of the McClellan Commit our letter of inquiry." carefully labelled intelligence. would be helpless before any black· tee, this seems akin to asking Ike Into The Fire Is she a martyr? one might finer. out who said ~I iss Carland mailing demands backed by Com· if he knows of' any Republicans in Bender may have been gratified Wednesday, J anuuy , 14 , thinks she is slightly overweight. The dan· I'm tired of people who play the munist military power. the Administration. to assume that the Cook County )'1arie Tortc, a radio Gnd T columnist 8 p.m. - Civic Music As_ dating game like touts at the Dulles points out also that an I have the correspondence be· prosecutor knew of no Teamster ~('r is in the pr cedent. tion - Lawrence Winters, Bar~ for thc ew York Herald Tribune, two years race track, ~ttempt to isolate Germany in fore me, and I hope you will agree improprieties in Chicago, although with me that it verges on the re everyone else did , but how long - Macbride Auditoriwn. 8 p,m. f'l" On of the proudest the news· Tired of seeing people used be· such fashion would repeat the • go printed in her column a statement altri boast~ of mistakes made after World War markable. Bender opened it by his gratification continued should Sigma Xi Soiree - College of ~ cause it's only a game, but d to n "spokesman" for CBS, The unident papering profe'sion is that it has the means I which produced dangerous and writing (rather superfluously, I be open to question, because tistry. l' Of peopie who turn making out Adamowski snapped right bacle: ~estive forces. should think, (or anyone who Thursday, January 15 ''';. ~ ified spokesman allegedly made orne re· and will to correct misuse of power. In other into a social grace and a Dulles said the Soviet proposal reads the newspapers ) that he had "Dear Sir: How any fair·minded woman into a piece of beef, 8 p.m. - University marks cone rning songstress Judy Garland's words, it cnn and will protect the public Qn Germany is stupid and will been retained by Teamster Presi person could reach the conclusion PlaY l .i'~/1 Of watching sincerity fester jnto not work. But it wouldn '( be stu· dent James R. Hoffa to head an you did concerning my letter to Characters in Search of An AU\Dfj' weight and mental attitude. ~Iiss CarlmHl from certaill ot the public's own servants. smoothness. pjd from the Communist stand· "Anti·Racketeering Commission" to you in reply to your communica - University Theatre. ') III I point if they couid get away with "investigate" the Teamsters Union. tion is beyond comprehension. 8 p.m. - Lecture by Johq }Sc~", ued BS for more than one-and·one-quartcr But to do this j a newspaper no ds sources I'm tired of cynics who call them it. The important thing is that he Bender added: "Please be advised that I resent Publisher's Representative, TtllNl: million dollars for libel and breach of con of information; sources who can furnish the selves realists, is letting them know they won't "The Commission has been giv completely the interpretation which Inc. - sponsored by the sp*¥ , Tired of minds rotting in indif get away with it. you place on a mere courtesy ex of Journalism - Senate Ch~, essential facts of a situation which needs en a free hand in this assignment. tract. Mis Torr was not sued, nor was her ference, tended by me in acknowledging Old Capitol. .ljCjli pap r. correcting, and furnish the facts with the Of people bored because they're your letter, especially in view of JANUARY 16 AND l{ m'lb afraid to care, the fact that my first inclination guarantee of a onymity. OLD GOLD DAYS 'Ikott At a preliminary hearing, however, ~liss Ol intellectual games of ring· Good Listening- had been to completely ignore your ) .I 'u' ~ around·the·rosy. letter. FTiday, January 16 Llllill TOlTe refused to identify the source of her A precedent 'uch as ~Iiss Tone's convic- "In order that the record will 12 noon - Registration (or at news item and was judged in contempt of tion for refusin to reveal the source of her I'm tired of people who have to Today On WStJ I conform to the facts, I would sug Gold Days - Iowa Menierial be entertained. gest a second perusal of my letter, Union. W;6. information cou eventually mean the dry court. Sinc ew York State is not one of d Tired of people looking for kicks THE COLLEGE PROFESSOR, a Chicago. Miss White's talk was as I am confident it, in no way, 1:30 p.m. - Careers Confer_ 1he twelve states which have laws protecting ing up of the sources. In too many cases, with a prophylactic in one hand series o{ five radio programs which the first given and will be heard contains that which you so unfair for Old Gold Days - Senate <1I'IIJIi. and a bottle in the other, have resulted from a symposium today at 8 p.m. ly incorpOrate in your communica· ber, Old Capitol. lI,11 til confidential relationship between ne\! s fraudulent pr;tdftces or practices detrimental Of girls proud of knowing the held at Wayne State University • • • tion." 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. - Vati!1!' man and source, the Supreme Court last to the public g;od could r('main hidden be score and snickering about it, last Spring, wiii begin at 8 p.m. MUSIC FeR A' LOW THERMOM· Boiled Adamowski Varieties - Macbride Audltoriual. Of girls intent on learning the today. From a panel of four leading ETER: at 10 :05 a,m., listeners may Adamowski was so boiled, he 8 p.m. - University Playll"Slx month refused to review Miss Torre's con hind a whispered, "Sorry. I'd lose my job if score. spokesmen for the academic world, hear Sinfonia Antarctica by Ralph forwarded the correspondence to Characters in Search of an Au· Vaubhan Williams with Sir John Senator McClellan, together with thor" - University Theatre.t1 viction. She is now in jail. ] told YOII wha~ 1 know." I'm tired of sophisticated slobs, each an influential figure in his . I or people who tinker with sex own field, it is intended that there Gielgud providing 1,lrief superscrip· this covering letter: Saturday, January 17 .• A martyr? The public should be alarmed. until it's smut, should emerge from their wide ran· tions to introduce each of the var "Dear Mr. Chairman: It oc· 8 a.m. - Registration fof1l()JlI I Of people whose understanding ge o( combined e~periences a pic ious portions of the work. Origin curred to me, as a result of your Gold Days - Iowa Melrlot\4l goes as deep as "neat." ally written as part of the film comments in connection with the Union. .lI·· I ture of college teaching as a pro I'm tired of people who scream fession. The participants, each of score lor a movie about the famous $24,800 payment made by Mr. 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. - ~. they hate it, but won't leave whom presented a lecture and then British explorer, Robert Scott, it HoIfa of the Teamsters Union to mental Displays - Iowa Metnlirla1 University Bulletin Board it because they're lazy, participated in a concluding panel was premiered in its present form former United States Senator Union. I If Tired of people with nothing bet· discussion, were: Helen C. White, on this day exactly six years ago. George Bender, from the State of 11 a.m. - Lecture by Dr.- RId, VIII ....II, lI.nolill B.ard 11.11 ...... ull be receIved 01 'Ibe Dolly I ..... " fIIee. aoom tO I Communl.a ter to do than glue their days Chairman of the Department of • • • Ohio , you might be interested in ard S. Cook, Chicago "Initiati~ of lien. ee.ler, II, ."" .f lll. day bero.. publle.Uon. They muol be I,.. ADd sl~ n.d by an advhor or together with alcohol. English at the University of Wis- OTHER MUSIC TIMES TODAY: the exchange of correspondence Psycho-Therapy of the AlcobtUe .lfleer .t ...... r,a.lsaUla belar p.bll~il.ed . Purely uCla' luncLiona are 'not r.l1~lble for th.1a .echOn. consin and President of the Ameri- at 9:15 a.m., Chopin Preludes; at which passed between me and Mr. Patient" - Psychopathic H~ ALL STVDINTI p~nnln&, to rep.ler recr"aUonal use on a ll Saturdays. Hour. ALPUA DELTA M , professIonal fra I'm tired of people embarrassed can Association of University Pro- 11: 15 a.m., Le Bal Masque by Bender in connection with his ap Classroom. . ",,4 for 7:71. Ob... rvatlon and Laboratory are from 1:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Studen15 lernlty of hospItal admlnlstrotors. will Practice. lor the s.cond ..,me.ler, mUe! mUll present their I D. cards at the /neet at 7:30 p .m . Wednesday. J on. at honesty, at love, at knowl· fessors; Norbert Wiener, Mathe- Pouienc and La Cantate de Mep pointment by Mr. Hoffa for the pur· 7 and 9 p.m. - Varsity Val'i~ attend D meetln, to obtaIn IlIelr a. tale door in order to gaJn entrance. 14 , In the PentacreU Room 01 the edge. maUcs Department, Massachusetts histo by Francaix; at 1 p.m., Sibe!· pose set forth in his original com _ Macbride Auditorium. 'r 1<1'1 d",menu on Wednelday. Jan. 14. at The Welghl TralnJn, Room will be Iowa Memorial Union. Ouest speaker" 7:30 p.m. In University Hlih School opened lor student use on Mondays, Walter L . Da ykin, proles.,or of bbor Institute of Technology; Harold ius' Karelia Suite and the Janacek munication to me. 8 to 12 p.m. - Open Hou~ - Cymnaslum. WednesdaYI and FridayS between the and management. will dl cu.. "The I'm tired, yes ...very tired. Taylor, President of Sarah Law- Slavonic Mass; and at 3:20 p.m., "I think you will agree that the Iowa Memorial Union. hours or 4 p.m. 10 6 p.m. The Norlh .Hospital and Employee Org.nlwUon .... rence College: and David Riesman, Concerto for Piano and Orchestra comments contained in my com· 8 p.m. - University Play -"'Six PARItING - The University parkIn, GymnasIum wllJ be ol>"ned [or . tudenl Do",las Hubbell, ~ommll~ ",mlnds student autolsls thaI recreallonal purposes each Friday Irom A2 author and member of the Depart- by Aram Khachaturian. munication, which comments on Characters in Search of an AU~" the 12·hour parkIn, limit IppU". to III 1:30 p.m. 10 4 p.m. ~II . D GERMAN Readln, ExamInation, Normal, III. - University Theatre. Unlverslly lou ex,,",pt the stora,e lot f'rlday. Jan. 16. from 3-~ p.m. Room ment of Sociology, University of ' ••• his letter to me, fully warrants south of the HydrauJle. Laboratory. 103, SChaeller Hall. R"llsler In Room SALZBURG FESTIVAL, . 1958, the observations in the letter I Sunday, January 1. RECREATIONAL SWIMMING on Mon· 101 , Schaelfer Hall II YOll Intend to take day. Wedne.day. Thursday and Friday Ihe examination. lAFf..A-DAY once again supplies an Evening wrote to him." 4 p.m. - Faculty Chamber ¥usIe PtA" HITEI It Ib" FIeIdhouM "Ill be from 4:15 to 5:15 p .m. at the Women'. Concer( program recorded • "live " McClellan agreed . Concert - Macbride Au~itori~ • ach Tuelday and- f'rIday from 7:30 to a ym. 8:30 p.m., p",vlded that no home var at that famous European festi· sity contes\ Is ICheduJed. AVlllable for FEDERAL CIVIL ER.vICE Career memb..ro 01 lb" facultJ. ltaU, and UNfVSRSll'Y Cooperative BBby. llllng Opportunltles - Mr. Andrew E. Com val of the arts. At 6 p.m. "I Mus oC erlord of t1he Ninth United Stales ...... student body and lhelr ~u ...... re the Lea&,ue book will be In Ihe charge IIII ici" wilt present a_Chamber Concert Mrs. Manders from Jan. 7 to Jan. 21. Civil Service Region Olrlce will be __ follo"' ln,: Tuuctay nl,hts - badmin " II ." ton. handball. padd\.eball. Iwtmmln,. Telephone her at 8-4955 If a ,Iller or on campus Tuesday, Jan. 211 to eon~ " consisting of music by Corelli, Information about Jolnln, the aroup duel ,roup meeting. and lnlervlew "" , table lennls and tennlL Frlday nllhta- l" II ., . Gemlniani, Vivaldi, J.S. Bach and Is de.lred. slud~nb Interested In the Pederal all TueMay nl,bt acUvlliell, ba.... tball l it' " " and volleyball. Civil Service. ~or further Inlormatlon III • , Mozllr~.. , ",.. • . • OI.ADUAYI FACULTY meeting Wed and scheduling of appolntmenls. come ::Don i THE HORTH CiYiNASI U. of the nesdllY. Jan_ 14, at 3:30 p.m. In the to lbe Buslne.. and Industrlal Place· It I I m ,II' TRIO TONIGHT will Include Stan • Fieldhouse will b.. opened for .tudent House Chamber of Old Capitol. ment Office, Room 107. UniversIty Hall. ,.. "< - - Kenton, Peggy Lee and Buddy Col· Iy JERRY KIRKPATRICK • In Io"a... per ,e.r; .h. montlla, IS; ".ke-,ood servlre on mlned papers lette. II three month., S3; an olber mill sub- II not _lble. bUI every effort will W8UI - lOW" OITY Oil It/. Iowa's 1959 Legislature got off to a fast start MOnd~y wi~ tile 'lfle-1)o y Iowan aalotlon.. 110 per Jear: .Is month" b.. made to correcl UfO.. with the W.dn ••d.J, la"", 14, 1O~9 S3-IO; th.ree monlb., f3.2$. next Issue. 8:00 Mornln&' Chapel appointment of committees. With the preliminaries out of the • .,1 8:1~ NeWII 8:30 Forel,n Tra~ • they can now get down to the business of arguing. 9:15 Mornln, M~8Ic ' • 1.Bla • EMBIR ., tile "IIIOCIAT ID rRII. AWn Bua.. U DAILY lOW AN EDITOalAL IT" .... 9:30 Bookshelf . • • Editor • ... .• •...... Jim Davies The Associated Press I. .. ntilled P 10:00 News OF Manaaln, EdUor " JerrJ KJrkpatrlck elusively 10 the use for re pubUcaUo.n SUI Prof. Philip Morgan is the new Iowa City mayor, Mayii' ~ CUlCVUI'IOXI 10:05 Mu.lc City EdItor ...... Jean Davl.. of all the local """S prln ted In this II :00 When Men Are· Free city will now recognize the University as more than just a rebel . ~ Sod." Editor . • . . Donnl Blaufu.. newspaper ... well u ell AP 'new. Jl :15 MusIc ' Published ""Jb' ncepf Build&)' .... Sport. Editor .....•.. .. Lou Younkin dlspalches. , II :45 Rellilo,,- News and initiate diplomatic relations. . • Edltorlal A.llllant ...... I.,. Penn.. M~ ad .... boIl4~ Stu- 12 :00 Rhythm 1t.mbl~s • • • den'• blkatlons. ~ unlra- Cbld Photo,rapher •. JOaJIne Moore 12:30 News " \ION Cen..... row. ,Iowa. &no DAILY IOWAN IIUraVl1I ORI FROM tend _ __ _ llllltier at Ibe SCHOOL 0 .. JOUIlIiIAU•• ..ACVLTY 12 :45 Sporu at Midweek A Washington columnist says Ike has done a full 'boui;tact 1:00 Mostly Music, po., office at raw. Ctt7, UDCler tile DAILY 10"A.N "DVI.TIIINO ITAIr .. Publish.. r .• .. •. . .. John M . Harrlson {rom liberal to traditional Republicanism in the last II years. ~ SOli of of ...,.,. .. Bus. MIT. - Ad. MIT•.... Mel Adana Editorial Arthur M. S.lhd.. non 1:'5 News ..:t eon...- 1171. 2:00 Wo~s and Muslo 8EE A.'I Ad. M,r...... Don Bekemeler AdverUsln;· .:...•.. . .. Joh D Jtotun.n Republican isn't going around in circles. Cifc,ulatloo WUbu r p .. lenon 2 : 1~ Lets Turn a P .... • )lOS;? Claaifled Ad. M ...... Gary Thomf*JD ...... 2:30 M..-Je AppreclBUoa Promotion M...... Mellie COU .....7 • • • IYom _ til BIIIIIItIIM til 3:20 Mutl~ " , Dlel 4191 nUaYIIlI. BOARD or • I'VDIIIIT 3:55 l'l,w, • • • , orlIe new Congressional o(flce buildings have slopped over Inti till Pi"'_ .-.report ::-__tt.ma, ..-sa'atil to ,...on.. PVaUCAl'lOJlfI 4:00 TN 'I'b"... • , , r~ • AILY lOW"'" CIIICU1.AI'IOl'f Dr. OeD ..e Ea.ton, Colle,e Of Den clerk and typist parking lot causing a parking problem In W.... QrculatlOll M...... r Robert Ben ~ : OO Chlldr~n '. Storie, • C'.4~ ~ 109M. ytItrIIJ -'fIceI an thtry; lobn B. Evans. 1.3; David B. 5:15 Sportsllme SUI should offer their intricate restrictive system. It's Just comP~ Ia ... CoonmunJcau.. o.'U. FUzalmmoDl A4: Plul Ii. Ha....- K. il ~3' Ne"" . and effe~tive enough to be adopted by Congress. ~ Df.. 4191 U JOU do not recelveJ,aIB D2; Prof. ~h Jt.~De~~ ~: PnVS.wI J. ' 7"H~ 0.117 Iow.n b7 7:30 a .m. Ifh" .11, 01 PoUtleal lence; . !. I!:VeI'Iln, Concert . . .. . CI~ul.tlon Moeller, School of J~.I Jam; . WII'r .....~ n ... -::. __ III Iowan of(Ice In Communi· Sara . 8:00 I'elture row. 17, IS eentI" 1117 0' _ calion. Center II open from • a.m. D. 8cbJndler, ..u; Pr . L • A . VIA ' :00 Trlo" F ,. "Music Man" invades Qes Moines and the trek west fl'9m t_ Q~ In HV•• ce; a1s 117montba, _ to 5 p.m., Monda, lbrou.b Frld.y .ad Ihlt., Colleg. pi aduca tIoD; Oaq "We're tryin, to recapture a .ummer romance.'t 8:45 News Inal u.... _u...... I. LIIl.. OD City is as big as the Rose Bowl migration ...... :- er- • to "turdQ W. WWluDa, "" 10 :00 SIGN 01'1' P,g. 4-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, la.-Wednesday, Jan. 14, "5' ulnn• Phils1 Hamey Blaik Resigns As Army Gria 32-Game Eard Ring '/Yorl! To Return To Set For Iowa 'Shoo/( Up',,: By JACK HAND I World Champs Coach, Athletic Directo; Assoc:iated Pr-t" Sports Writer WEST POrNT, N.Y. (UPll men of his resignation, Blaik, in Academy, asked B1aik to return NEW YORK fA'! - The fight PHILADELPHIA fA'! - John Earl H. IRed) Blaik, college foot an official statement, said, "It to his alma maIer and help rebuild Base ba II Team world still was a little wobbly Quinn quit as general manager of ball's mo I successful lutor, reo is with a deep sense of personal Army's football fortunes. Tuesday, trying to piece to~ether the National League champion signed Tuesday night a head regret lhat 1 leave the military Installed T-Formatlon A schedule of 32 games, covering the muddled heavyweight situa Milwaukee Braves Tuesday to be coach and director of athletics at academy. I have concluded, how In 1941, Army started the long a period of exactly two months, has tion and the Supreme Court's come vice-president and gcneral the United States Military Acad ever, thal this i the proper time road back by posting a 5-3-1 rec been drawn for Iowa 's 1959 baseball knockout of the International Box- team. manager of the last place Phila emy. for me to withdraw from college ord. Blaik inslalled the T-Forma ing ClUb. , I delphia Phillies. In making the surprise an sports. " tion at the Point in 1943 and the The schedule, one of the longest Cu D'Amato, manager of ~avy He succeeds H. Roy Harney who nouncement, Lt . Gen. Garrison H. Blaik did not reveal his future Cadets really started to climb. in years, was announced by Athle weight champion Floyd Patterson, resigned to return to the world Davidson, superintendent of the plans except to ay he and Mrs. They wen I unbealen in 1944-45-46 tic Director Paul Brechler. Coach said he expected Bill Ro~,ohn, champion New York Yankees as military academy, said both re Blaik will leave immediately for and finally had their 32·game un OUo Vogel's Hawkeyes will open independent promoter, to take ad assistant general manager. signations will become effective a brief vacation. He is consider· beaten string snapped by Columbia March 23 at Arizona and close vantage of the court ruJin~ . that 5-Year Pact Feb. 15 - Blaik's 62nd birthday. ingseveral business opportunities in one of the game's greatest up May 23 at Michigan. opens Madison Square Garden to Announcement of the triple play During his quarter of a century which he considers "excellent." sels in 1947. As usual since 1952, the Iowans all at a fair rental. involving the three major league as head coach, Blaik compiled Blaik reportedly had been at In 1951, B\aik's team was rocked will have six games with Arizona D.fend Title clubs was made almost simul the finest record over the longest odds with Army Officials in re by the "cribbing" scandal. Among in Tucson during the week oC Easter "Patter on definitely will ~gin taneously in Philadelphia, Mil period of time of any active fool cent years over the Cadets' long. those players dis m iss e d was recess. The midwest games will having title defenses - an ,n mit waukee and New York. Quinn has ball coach. Hi tellms won 166 lime ban again t po t·season bowl Blaik's own .on, Bobby, the Ca ed number," D'Amato sai Yes, a S-year contract and the unen game, lost 48 and tied 14. He participation, and lIli m:lY have dets' first team quarlerback. Army ~ . ~ ' he would box in Europe if neces viable assignment of leading the sp nt even year :I head coach prompted his resignation. won only two game that year but sary." Phil lies out of the wilderness. at Dartmouth before taking over He believed the Cadets deserved Blalk vowed again to rebuild the From London came wo that Bob Carpenter. president and at We t Point in 1941. a bowl trip last s ason but offi· team. Rosensohn predicted Patt rson owner of the Philiies, said Hamey Lt. Gen. Davidson hailed Blaik cials at the Point overruled him He did a marvelous job. The would fight either Ingemar Johans had decided to go back with the as "the finest football coach in after Army had received "Ceelers" Cadets lost only one game in 1953 son, the European champ, or Yankees with whom he spent 17 of the country," in an official state from the Colton Bowl and Orange and then posted their first unbeat Henry Cooper, the new British his 34 years in baseball. Bamey ment that accompanied the an Bowl. en season since L949 last year. champ, this summer in the United will handle player signings and su nouncement. During Blaik's 18 years a head complcting their campaign with a States. Or possibly both. ~ ,. pervise activities oC the farm sys Accepted With Regret coach at th 22-6 win over arch-rival Navy. However, Jack Solomons, London tem. Maybe He Needs Glasses "ms reSignation has been ac Point, Army won promoter, wants to match Cooper with Johansson in London JUlIe 2. m Milwaukee, Quinn said, "Bob cepted with regret." Davidson 12L games, lost 33 Carpenter offered me a proposi WICHITA UNIVERSITY'S Ron Heller (left) fired a southpaw slant Gibson Return. • toward the plate while teammate Elbert Urban latched on to the said. "His contribution to the and tied 10. Th tion I just didn't feel I could turn military academy has been out 1958 Cadet squad Hawkeye Grid While all this was going on, Tru down ." h.ad of Drake's Bob T.al.r in Monday night's Missouri Valley standing and we will find it ex won n i n e games man Gibson, IBC president, had Tebbetts No Obstacle Conference basketball game. Tealer, evide"tly, is the only one who tremely difficult to select a suc hurried home from London to hud Quinn, 50, denied that his leave and wos held to a knows for sure what sport he is pl'Wing although Wichita took a 61·54 cessor. " lie by Pittsburgh. dle with other fBC ofCiciaht. The taking was prompted by the recent Staff Appears club's legal staff studied the offi decision.-AP Wirephoto. I Coincident with the announce- Blaik took ov I' appointment of George (Birdie) cial court ruling berore handing Tebbelts as executive vice-presi a head coach or out advice or comment. lIent of and heir apparent to the lhe Black Knights As far as Madison Square Gar presidency oC the Milwaukee club. Basketball Polls in 1941. Under his Set For 1959 den is concerned, it was pretty Although it is known Quinn was Hawkeyes Meet Spartans In With first place votes, team's guidance, Arm y much business as usual. Under the deeply hurt by the Tebbetts ap I won-lost record and total points won two national championships lowa's football coaching staff Otto Vogel court's decree, Jim Norris must pointment, the man under whose polled. and seven Eastern titles. The for the 1959 season. despite many Iowa Base/}all Coach resign as president and Arthur Black Knights completed six un- rumors, shapes up lhe same as executive leadership the Braves By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS open April 3 with Western llIinois Wirtz as vice-chairman and treas won three pennants and one world Pair Of Meets Over Weekend 1. N.Carolina Sl. 48 ( 11- 1) 1,087 bcaten easons during Blaik's ten- the 1958 starf of l1ead coach For urer of Madison Square Garden. ure, running up winning treak est Evashevski and assistants Bob appearing on the new ba eball dia title and finished in the first divi ington, Saturday. The Hawk cagers, 2. Kentucky 35 (12- 1l 1,035 Norris and Wirtz also must sell Four contests against Big Ten of 32 and 28 games. Flora, Jerry Burns, Archie Kod- mond here. sion 14 oC lhe past 15 years, in opponents, and one non-conference bealen Monday 103.97 at Illinois, ' 3. N. Carolina 4 (9- 11 813 The IS-game conference schedule their 39 per cent stock interest 4. Kansas St. 13 (11- 11 804 Played At Army ros, Whiley Piro, Jerry Bilgen- sisted he was leaving only for a aCfair, face Iowa teams this week are now 1-2 in conference play, has nine home ~ames with five within five years. better job. end, with Michigan State to be met while Indiana is 3-1 and tied for 5. Auburn 14 (10- 01 T14 As a football playet' at West berg and Bill Happel. different opponents. The usual Big 40 Per Cent Raise in both swimming and wrestling. first. The 103 points scored by lll- 6. Cincinnati 4 (8- 21 685 Point, Blaik starred at end during Evy this week denied a rumor Ten double-headers are booked for OFFERED 5-YEAR PACT It was reliably reported that The gymnastics team which split inois in Monday night's game was ' 7. Bradley 2 ( 9- II 382 the 1918-19 sea ons. He put in two thaI he had been contacted for each Saturday starting April 25. ST. LOUIS fA') - Easy Ed Ma· Quinn would receive $35,000 a year with Michigan and Minnesota last the highest tOlal ever given up by 8. Mich. S~. ( 8- 2) 344 years of service with the 8th Cav- the h ad coaching job of the Green This is the schedule, with pos cauley. who has a 21-7 record as in Philadelphia, about $10,000 more Saturday, meets the Air Force an Iowa leam. This beats lhe old 9. SI. JO.hn.5 .(NY) (l0· 11 205 aIry rollowing hi graduation and Bay Packers in the National sibly one game to be added April coach oC the professional SI. Louis than he was supposed to have earn Academy in the Fieldhouse Friday record of 102 scored by Minnesota 10. W. VIrginIa 2 (12· 3) 193 laler r('signed his commis ion to Football League. Burns last week 18: Hawks, disclosed Tuesday he has ed in Milwaukee. at 4 p.m., and lhen takes on per in 1957. The 97 points scored by _ By UNITED PRESS enter the real estate business with asked to be dropped from the March 23-28-Arizona at Tucson bcen offered as-year cOl'1tract Quinn guided the development of ennial confcrence champion Illinois Iowa ties the record for the most INTERNATIONAL his Cather in Dayton, O. Ii t of ~ead ~oacl~ing candi~ates (6 games) by club owner Ben Kernel" at more than 70 per cent of the cur Saturday at Champaign. poinls ever cored by a losing 1. Kentucky 13 02- J) 296 However he returned to his firsl at DetrOit Umv('rslty and Hllgen April 3-Western Illinois at $20,000 a year. rent Milwaukee squad. He joined Tankers Host Spartans leam in regulation time in Big Ten 2. N.Carolina SI. 5 (11- 1l 287 love - fo~tball _ in 1926 as an berg this week nixed a move to Iowa City the Boston Red Sox as an assistant Iowa swimmers, who opened un Conference play. The total of 200 3. Kansas SL 12 (11- l) 269 assistant to George Little at Wis- I Michigan wh~re he would have April 4-Western Illinois farm director In 1932, three years der their new coach, Bob Allen, ~ints by both teams was onl~ 4. N. Carolina 4 (9· I) 236 consin and later rose to glory as served as asslsta?t under another Iowa City (2) after his graduation from Boston with a 58-47 win over Wisconsin, four polhls short of the total pOints 5. Cincinnati ( 8· 21 175 one oC the nation'S out tanding former Iowa a slstant Bump El- April 7-S-Lulher at Iowa City Get WILDROOT College. oppose strong Michigan State in lhe in one game by two teams. 6. Mich. St. ( 8- 2) 159 coaches. liotl. April lO-Bradley at Iowa City I Hamey, also a veteran baseball Fieldhouse pool Saturday at 2 Next home game is Jan. 24 7. Auburn (LO- 01 133 Blaik r lurned to the Point in Kodros at one time was men- April ll-Bradley at Iowa City CREAM-OIL Charlie! executive, got his start in the p.m. against Northwestern in a region- 8. Bradley ( 9- I) 73 1927 and put in seven seasons as tioned as a possibility Cor Elliott's (2) I game in 1925 as business manager Coach Dave McCuskey's wrest ally-televised contest at 3:30 p.m. 9. Northwestern ( 9- 2) 61 an as istant coach beCore moving .taff, b~t he ,too seems a likely April 13-14-Western Michigan at Kalamazoo 01 the Springfield club. lers, defending Big Ten champions High Point Men lO. St. John's (NY) 110- 1) 56 to Dartmouth in 1934. fixture III Evy s plans for anotllCr April 17-Quincy College at Leading scorers oC the leams so I~ ..Texas Christian, 25; 12 . W. Vir During Blaik's regime at Darl- year at Iowa. and unbealen so lar this year in Iowa City far include Staffan Carlsson of the ~lnla, 24; 13. St. Bonaventure, 23; lriouth, the Big Green won 45, los I ----- dual competition, leave by train 24-Indiana at Iowa City 4 Hawkeyes Will' gymnastics team with 541h' paints 14. Marquette, 20; 15. California, April Friday morning for East LanSing, 15 and tied [our. D d G t April Mich ., where they will meet the scored in two meets. Carlsson grad- 19; 16. St. Louis, 13; 17. Miss. St., After Army won only one oC ninp 0 25-0hio Slate at Iowa I Defend Titles In gers e City (2) Spartans of Mfchigan State in a nates at the end of llle semester, 11; 18. Indiana, 9: J9. tie between games in 1940. Gcn. Robprt Eichel- Ch OK May l-Northwestern at Ev dual meet Saturday. Feb. 7, and his loss will be Celt Vanderbilt and Utah, 8 each. berger, lhen superintendent of the avez anston 3 Winter Sports The Iowa grapplers have a 2-0 greatly by coach Dick HolzaepCel. Iowa 's winter sports teams have May 2-Wisconsin al Madison record, defeating Indiana and ru Other poinl leaders include Clar LOS ANGELES fA'! - The Los (2) four athletes who will defend their Angeles Dodgers Tuesday got the inois in December matches. Michi ence Wardlaw, basketball, 67 pOinls , May 8-Purdue at Iowa City lilles in March championship gan Slate won a quadrangular in three conference games; Gary green light to build their dream meels. They are headed by Gary I May 9-IlIinois at Iowa City meel against Minnesota, Purdue, Morris, swimming, 12 in one meel; stadium in Chavez Ravine. (2) Morris, the National Collegiate The stale supreme court upheld and Northwestern, taking at least and Larry Moser and John Kelly, May J5-Minnesota at Iowa and Big Ten 50-yard freestyle [our tities, but lost a dual meet wreslling, 8 in two meets. the baseball club's real estate deal swimming titlist. with lhe city. City G. W ABHlNG'roN, famous fath1!j .ay.: Saturday to Indiana . The fencing team is idle untiI May IS-Minnesota at Iowa "Makes your hair look real Ueotlel" Others are Gene Lutrell, Big Ten Probable Starters Feb. 7, when they m et Notre The decision was greeted wilh 137·pound wrestling winner; Bill Cily (2) Going for the Hawks, McCuskey Dame and Indiana in a triangular joy by the Dodgers and city of 22-Miehigan al Ann Ar Buck, N alional Collegiate and Big ficials. May said, will probably be either Vince meet here. The fencers have an bor Ten side horse champion in gym 50,000 Seat Stadium Garcia or Larry Moser at 123 a-I record, losing in a match again May 23-Michigan State at nastics; and another gymnast, pounds; John Kelly, 130; Gene st the Air Force Academy. The only "We are o[ course pleased with East Lansing (2) John McCurdy, sharer oC first place Luttrell, Big Ten Champ at 137; unbeaten Cencer is John Younger the decision." said Dodger Presi in the Big Ten trampoline compe Tom Halford or Don Tucker, 147; man, sophomore, in the epee event dent Walter O'Malley, whose plans tition. Joe Mullins, 157; Bob Riehm, 167; who won three bouts in the Air for a 50,000 seat stadium in the Jim Craig, ]77; and Gordon Trapp, force Academy meet. near-downtown ravine have been NO FAT INDIANS Heavyweight. shrouded in legal smog snce July. ''I'm delighted" said MaY.,or NEW YORK (JI'I - If Frank The .first home appearance oflhe ,Ray Faces Rook.oe Lane has his way, t11ere isn't go- wrestllDg team will be agamst Norris Poulson, prime mover in luring the Dodgers to Los Angeles ~:v~l:n~e C~U:a\h~~di~~ar~n i~: ~~~n~~!~~~~:a~' 23, at 7:30 p.m. in In TV Bout Tonight from BrOOklyn . Tribe's g€neral manager warned Meanwhile the basketball team CHICAGO IA'I - Sonny .Ray, who The unanimous 7 - man opinion all Cleveland players to start will piay its second road game of has climb€d to the No. 5 light sidetracked a t a x payer's suit brought by altorney Phill Silver. taking off that exc~ss weight. the week against Indiana at Bloom- heavyweight ranking by winning ------:...------.------eight oC his last nine fights, goes Thc suit contendcd the transfer of the land to the Dodgers was void I ALL-TIME ALL-STAR • • • By Alan Maver against a television newcomer, because a clause in the deed by Roque Maravilla, tonight. The 10- which the city obtained the prop JANUARY 808COllSY. OF rile rounder in Chicago Stadium will erty from the federal government BOSTON eEL-TICS, be beamed by ABC starting at 9 stipulated that the land be used p.m. CST KCRG-TV Cedar Rapids, for public purposes. 11'1 /lIS 97'11 PRo Channel 9 and scored under the 5- CtEARANCE SALE '3E'A ~ON !lA~ Clear Road Ahead pOint must system. "I see nothing which could block /3~£N PICKEO Maravilla is 22 and makes his 1"0 PLAY 1# $5 the plans Cor the stadium now," Top QualilY nome in Boise, Jdaho. He came up said City Attorney Roger Arne .9Til ALL- I i I ~ I • I ~.I ~ r ~ • I;l•e /lA~ " y ..'ve ..... the ...... pow in Ibe aDd price- IWlILEI AIIERICAI lTATlOIL WAI'I e DOW - how much more you can ave with left .100 • ,.,., c.r e Rambler. Hundredll on tnt <:wt. New ,.. econ· sa 1m .... IIIII! ...... OlDY. Top reuIe. EuieIt PUklnr. IWIoDaliud ...... • d IT" CaInfart lICtioDal .. front ..ta Ilide back • -rr-~ • .0 I t l ••Hords iadivicluaUy. Go Rambler Ifor V-B. . , ...... -...... • ~1 " · . • :SEE YOUR RAMBLER'DEALER TODAY AND SAVE: UI'd walk a .mile for a Camell" I 'i II. I . B.,."ld. , ....ceo Cu •• WIAtLoa· ..INI. If. cr. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••-----_. - ~ ~ THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa Cily, la.-Wednesday, Jan. 14, m'-P.~e 5 Suitor Aims At Boy/s Mother- Prize Photos GOP Hopes For Tax Drop On Display 'Sammy Joe 'Dies In Vain If Ike Gets Cooperation ''It was an accident," he pro At J·School WASHI GTON LfI - The Re· menl," Halleck told reporters. the new budget calls f6r some belt MONTICELLO, Ind (uP!) - critical condition. Iacro s the treet. Sammy stood by publicans held out hope Tuesday Mr. Ei enhower announced Dec. tightening, none of it is in areas ~my Joe Moss was the kind of Her rejected suitor, Albert M. his .mother. A moment lat~r, the t sted. " I didn't mean to harm the Seventy photographs, award·win· boy." [or a tax reduction in two or three 22 he will submit a balanced bud· which would impair security. bOy every mother wants - healthy, Colvin Jr., 35, Kokomo, Ind., sign· fleeing boys heard the first of ners in the 18th Annual News Pic· years-if the Democrats go along get of around $77 billion Cor the Mr. Eisenhower said in his Stale a little bit on the rowdy side ed a confession saying he went three ~isto.1 sh~ts. . . Police Chief Lawrence Kraud ures Contest, are being exhibited said Colvin had been a boarder at with Pre ident Eisenhower in fiscal year beginning next July 1. of the Union message last Friday sometimes, loving and brave. to the Moss home with a stolen Col vm, In hiS confessIOn, said at SUI thi week. holding down spending. Sen. Everett M. Dirksen of Ill· that he is counling on some lax Sammy was dead Tuesday be· gun firmly intending to kill her be. he had aimed the gun at . Irs. Mo. s the Moss home. He had quarreled inoiS, the Senate Republican lead· relief in th e foreseeable future. cause he was that kind of kid. The cause she had rejected his orrer of and told her he was gOing to kill with Mrs. Moss at a New Year's On display in the SUI Com muni· This prospect was raised by Rep. er, said after the meeting that this Halleck was asked Tuesday how far 16-year-old boy, dressed in his blue marriagc. her.. . Eve party, Kraud said, and stole cations Center, these pictures are Charles A. Halleck of Indiana. the the gun six days later from a fill. the work of photographers from new House Republican leader, after budget contemplates a surplus of ahead that might be. I CUb Scouts uniform, threw himself Colvin a twice.married unem. WlthO~t a wo~d, he said, S.ammy In front of a gun aimed at his threw himself In front of hiS mo· ing station where he had a tem. 40 daily midwestern newspapers. he and the other GOP chiefs in about $100 million. He replied that he thinks tax d h II ployed salesman, found Mrs. Moss. th Col' r d P h he porary job. The Contest was sponsored by Congress conferred with Mr. EI· ElCPKt Deficit cuts wiu be possible in two or ' ~o~r h~~d f;~e~~:~ :i~ht~ bu et preparing for a m~eting of the Cub ho~eda~O gr:~n th;~~n o~r :'~aps A cousin, Clyde Lytle, gave a Northwestern University's School senhower. In the current fiscal year, end. three years if Congress-which is ifl'ce may have been in Scouts pack of which she was den he meant to take the bullet him ort of epitaph for Sammy. of Journali ~ f.or t~e Inl~nd Daily The Republican leaders were ing June 30, the experts expect controlled by the Democrats-will His sacr mother. Two boys, Bobby Burns, • vain. The gunman, a suitor who 13, and Billy Morris, 9, had arriv. ~I~' The Cub cout fell to the "He was a typical American kid, Press Association In Cnlcago. given previews of the President's a deficit of around $12 billion. back the Eisenhower program. had been rejected by Sall".. my's ed early and were talking with r ~ead. . . the rough and tumble type," he I Categories for the competition budget, which is to be submitted The 77·billion figure projected for That program is likely to call for mother, shot her in the he3d as she Sammy. Ml's. Moss' two othcr CO~VIO appeared at a ~r.ehmmary said. "He liked to play football. were news, sports, feature and to Congre s next Monday, and his spending in the new fiscal year higher gasoline taxes and a new kIIelt beside her son. He then turn· children, a 16.year.old daughter hearing tod~y and was J8Iled after· He was intere ted in sports. He photo pictures. Clas es were div· economic report. due the follow· is more than two billion below the boost in postal rates to bring in lid the gun on himse.H, but the and 17. ear-old son were not at ~ards awaiting the next grand wa full of activity and happy all ided into black and white entries Ing day. e timate for this year. more revenue. tl'IlUet merely grazed hiS forehead. ho ne y , Jury. He begged to be allowed "to the time. for photographers on newspapers No Sacrifice Democrats have called Mr. Ei· ----- The mother Mrs. Alma Moss, I . •. plead guilty to murder - anything "He wa always tearing in and over 50,000; photographers on news· " We were all impressed with the sen hower's budget plan unrealistic. an attractive, 34·year·old divorcee, ColvlO stood 10 the doorway, - it doesn't maUer." But no spe- out of the house. It's hard to ima· . papers under 50,000 circulation; attainability of a balanced budget They have said also that he isn't Unemployment never recovered conSciousness., drew thc gun, and ordered the boys cific charge had been placed gine this happening to a Iitlle kid and part-time photographers (tho se next fiscal year without sacrific· concerned enough about the need She was hospitalizcd in extremely to leave. Bobby and Billy ran out, against him. like S3mmy." combining photography with some ing or unduly injuring any of the I for spending on natio~ al securi~y . Tops 4 Million ------.------other newspaper position ). There es ential functions of Govern· However, Halleck said that while WASHINGTON (.fI - Unemploy ment topped 4,000,000 in December Dulles Calls New Soviet Social Notes Iowa Doctors :.~~~i:£~e:7~~~:~:~~!g~~;~~~ Can/t Ra.-se Ba.-I,- Woman in a new winter climb in the num· New , with a feature picture en· lJ ber of Americans out of work. JIB t I A d Sf -d At P t d tilled "Sunrise Serenade." This The Government said the job PI, an ru a n Upl in the North River Room of the OS gra it:~tu~~c:I~~dtO:;iten~~~iSf!~~e in Kidnaper Sits In Jail situation has improved from what WASHINGTON (UPIl - Stcre· opinion Worse than a brutal ap' l Iowa Memorial Union . OCficers will Winner of the color division was it was in the depth of the reces· C H sion bu t not nearly as much as tary oC State John Foster Dulles pro:Jch, it's a stupid approach, be •• Wayne Bell of the Min neapolis NEW YORK (.4'1 - Jean Iavarone I elected~ ourse ere as a witness against l\>irs. Iavarone the rest of the economy. The na· ,said Tuesday Russia's new pro· becau~e we don't thin:, it will i ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA Wive Star, who ubmitted a photograph is being held in lieu of $50,000 bail and forced to testify. tion has well over 1,000,000 fewer posal (or a German Peace Treaty work. Club will meet at 8 tonight at the entiUed "Plane Crash at Night." in the kidnaping of a newborn He said he came to court deter· jobs than in the pre·recession era. would create a new d a~ger to The Secretary toid the newsmen fraternity house Dr Jean Arnold Physicians from all parts of Iowa These and other pictures enter· baby after the child's relu~ant mined not to press charges against Tuesday's joint monthly report peace. He called the Soviet plan thaL while American officials were will peak to th'e gr~up. are attending a po tgraduatc course ed in the Contest, will be exhibited father was talked into signing the Mrs. Iavarone. "My wife and I tll'utal and stupId. not actually negotiating with So· ••• in obstetrics and gynecology to. on the second floor of the Communi· complaint against her Tuesday. maintained all along we only want· of the Commerce and Labor de partments said employment de Dulles denounced the Russian viet Duputy Premier Anastas I. SUI DAMES will meet at 7:45 day at the SUI College of Med. cations Center through Saturday. " We bear this woman no ed our child back," he said. clined by 680,000 [rom 64,653,000 in proposals for a meeting of the 2' flfikoyan during the Russian Lead· p.m. Thursday in the River Room ieine. grudge," the father, Frank Chion· l\lrs. Iavarone was arrested Sun· November to 63,973,000 in Decem· World War II allies at his first er's visit, he hoped each side was of the Iowa Memorial Union. Housing Boss chio, said of himself and hi 26· day on kidnap charges which car· ber. news conference since the Berlin getting a better understanding of ••• The program, one In an annual year-jlld wife. Their baby, Lisa ry a maximum penalty upon con· situation became crucial. the other's thinking. NEWMAN CLUB will me t series conducted by the SUI Col- Rose, was found alive and unhlfrm- viction of 20 years to life. Unemployment rose by 275 ,000 Gives Up Post from 3.833,000 to 4,l08,OOO-the lar· He said Soviet demand for a Dulles·lke Agree Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Iowa liege of Medicine, is co·sponsored by ed Sunday in Mrs. Iavarone's tiny She will appear in court Jan. gest monthly increase since a 500" 20 to enter a formal plea of guilty neutralized and de·militarized His st3tements on Germany do- Memorial Union to organize a the University's Department of Ob· WASHINGTON CUPlI _ Presi. Brooklyn apartment. 000 hike last June pushed the idle Germany was worse than brutal, vetailed with reports that Presi· schedule of events for second sem· stetrics and Gynecology and the dent Eisenhower Tuesday accepted Police said Mrs. lavarone±43, or innocent. total to its recession high of near· Police said Mrs. Iavarone kid· It was stupid and unrealistic. dent Eisenhower would reCuse to ester. State Department of Health's divi. the resignation of Albert M. Col, abducted the baby from a B ok· Iy 517 million. Th d h 'd th b . ·th M'ko h n th administrator of the Housing and Iyn hospital Jan. 2, only 2'h h Drs naped the Chionchio child, intcnd· e anger, e sal ,was C :1rgalO IVI I yan wee sion of maternal and child health. . I . ing to convince the boy friend, possible creation of a restive and two meet Saturday. Dulles said Death Cou nt Home Finance Agency since the after it was born, 10 a pot to In· dangerous German force in Mid. the United States would make no Guest speakers are Dr. Ralph Eisenhower administration took of· duce her boyfriend to marry her Jospeh Pizzimcnti, a fruit and NOT RIVER BANKING Europe which might try to play counter-proposals on Berlin unless By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS C. Benson, University of Oregon fiee in 1953. by passing the inCunt off as eir vegetable store operator, that he FAIRBANKS, Alaska LfI - Two the West against the East and they first have been cleared with Jan. 13, 1959, 22 Medical School; Dr. R. Gordon White House Press Secretary love child. was the father of thp child. men aroused by police at 3:30 a.m. set off a new world conflict. U.S. allies in Western Europe. Jan. 13, 1958 21 Douglas, New York University James C. Hagerty said Mr. Eisen· Chlonchio, a 28-year-old lawyer, Police source said the whole By the Slate Safety Depart· hower would name a successor at first refused to sign a kidnap· scheme may have been Mrs. lava· as they snoozed peacefully on the "Smothering Blanket" Mikoyan was reported to have ment: College of Medicine, and Dr. Ir· soon, probably within the next two ing complaint against the buxom rone's means of trying to regain frozen Chena River here had a Dulles said the German people asked Dulles for Western counter· Jan. 13, 1959 18 win H. Kaiser, Univer ity of Minn· days. Norman P. Mason, Commis· blonde widow, th e mother of seven her four youngest children, scal· ready explanation. could not be put under a smoth· proposals when they met briefly Jan. 13, 1958 22 esota Medical School. sioner of the Fed ral Housing Ad· living children. tered in orphanages and foster Harold GriC£in and Jack Moore erihg blanket as the Russians pro a week ago. Moderators for th two sessions ministration, has been mentioned He was talked into it, however, homes by the breakup of her two said they were just making good posed. The Secretary of State said Mi· LONG FLIGHT . Ias likely to get the post. in the chambers of Felony Court previous marriages. She reported on a bet they could spend the ni ght "AS (German Chan~el1or Kon· koyan's visit and his discussions TOKYO (A'I - Forestry officials of the meetlOg arc Dr. John H. Cole told the President in a let. Magistrate James A. Roe Jr. He ly was told she needed a home and comfortably in their sleeping bags. rad) Adenauer said Tuesday, it's with U.S. leaders should help the report a duck shot down near Ni'l Randall, profes or and head of ter dated Jan. 9 that he wanted to was told that iI he didn't sign the husband before she could regain The thermometer showed 35 be· a 'brutal ' approach," Dulles tolr two countries avoid any misunder· igata in central Japan was wearing the Department of Obstetrics and I quit for personal reasons. complaint he could be subpoenaed the children. low zero. the reporters. "But it's in our standings about the intentions of t~is leg ba~d;. "if found advise IGynecology at SUI, and Dr. W. C. ------~--- the other. Fish and Wlldhfe Service, Wash- . ington, D.C., U.S .A." Keettel, professor In the same de· He characterizcd Mikoyan's pur· The officials said they have no partmcnt of medical postgraduate TODAY! pose in visiting the United States records of a duck having flown studies. ( as a genuine and understandable the Pacific before, although there concern about the ruture of Ger. are known cases of Japanese pig· Fine many. eons turning up in the United Art SlElEDADS Want Free Election States. Theatre Classified While rejecting the Russian Pro· Autos for Sal. Tro ilftr for Sale TODAY Thru TUESDAY Worle Wanted posals for Germany, Dulles said Advertising Rates I 1952 Ford hard lOP. Excellent condItion. MOBILE home., ,new, used and renl· the United States still would not 8.1817, 1.17 CHILD care. former school teacher. al •. Let us sell your trailer. Sale. and ______lar,. fenCed ~· .rd, Riverside Park. object to a German State reunified I i1l1:111l) Word Ad. I service. DennIs Mobile Park (ea.t) m "CANDIDLY 1954 CHEVROLET C()nv"rtlble. radio, Mornlna. only. 0131. 1·16 Phone 4781. 2· 9RC by free elections joining either "Ends One Da, ...... 8¢ a Word heater. wtutewaUI, continenUlI kit. mlY -.. SUSAI NOW Thursday" New lop. recent overhaul. Many eXlras. CHILD CARl!: In my home, aile 2 yea .. 1954 SAFEWAY Trail ..... 21 Ct.: Show.r the Western or Soviet·sponsored REALISTIC" Two Days ...... 10 WI'!'" &l2lelTTi ~ ~~I"" T~:~YI "The ROOTS OF HEA YIN" In Color p ... '-TME DAILY IOWAN-I_. City, I •.-_ ..... y, JII'!. 14, Its' Iowa Mikoyan EluE/es Handful Roundup Last Of The Outhouse Laws May Go This Year Of N. Y. Refugee Pickets AMES f-'I - The Slate High""ay NEW YORK (UPI ) Soviet Dep- I their regular clothes. The uniforms in strategic positions along the Ave., there were 245 policemen sta· Commi Ion came out Tuesday for uly Premier Anastas 1. Mikoyan were replicas of that worn by route into Manhattan. tioned to prevent any incidents, repeal oC lo""a's "outhousc" law. a.rrlved from Los Angeles Wedne · prisoners of the Soviet Union . Mikoyan waved to newsmen and there were no pickets there in That ""as onc of a number of day at Idlewild Airport where he The pickets at the airport in· when he stepped off the plane with sight in advance o( his arrival. Jegialath'c acts the commission in wa met by a handful of Iron cur· cluded Dr. Bela Fabian, chairman Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Men Mikoyan arrived on a regular dicated it ""ould seek p age of t.ain TeCugees shouting "RE'd mut- of the Federation of Former Hun· shikov. A group of 6·foot uniformed United Air lines flight. He and his in the current s ion of the Leg derers!" garian Prisoners. He waved a plac· policemen Jnd detectives quickly party remained aboard the plane j lature. More than 200 policemen were ard that read: "Six returned. surrounded him as he reached the until the rest of the passengers The law prohibits the stat from slationed at the airport to head Where are the IJ other American end of the ramp. The police, tow· taking possession of a property got off. oCC any violence by demonstrators. Airman?" That was a reference ering over the short and stocky under condemnation proceedings A police spokesman said the se· unUl damages have been deter· Only about 20 to 30 pickets show· to the crash of an American Air Mikoyan, es'corted him immediate· curity force paralleled the precau. mined and paid. ed up. Force plane behind the Iron Cur· ly to a limousine parked nearby tions taken for visits oC President Police kept them in a parking tain last year. No Eg,.Throwing Eisenhower to New York. lot area about four blocks from Fabian and the other pickets Police were determined to avoid Fabian P~ot"ts * * * wIrere M'lkoyan's plane landed. protested the police insistence that any egg and rock-throwing dem Fabian met with Mayor Robert Contest Expense Bond Mikoyan and his party were they remain well away Crom the onstrations such as have occurred F. Wagner at city hall this morn· whisked to waiting Iimouslnes with· Mikoyan party. at some other cities during Mikoy· Filed By Messer ing to protest police restrictions' out the demonstrators being able "When (Sir. Winston ) Churchill an's tour of the country. on the Federation's plans for DES MOINES - A bond to catch a glimpse of him. The ""as here, the Communist pickets Arkady Sobolev, Russia's perma· "peaceCul protest demonstrations." e,.,.n,.. IX",,'" of the conte.t pickets carried placards that read: were treated very politely," said nent representative to the U.N., The Hun garian leader was accom· Ity F~.nk F . MeISer, 1_. City "Don't try to cut our throats, Mi- Fabian. "They were permitted to and Richard C. Paterson Jr., rep· panied by Robert Morris, Federa· Democr.t, of the .Iection of Suo Itoyan", Berlin is just one step of come very close to him. I want resenting Mayor Robert F. Wagner, tion attorney. ,"me C.urt Justic.s R.lph A. Red expansion to West", and "to- to get the same treatment that the were among those greeting Mikoy· Besides the picketing at Idle Oliver .nd TMedort G. G.rfi.ld, day, Berlin, tomorrow Washing. Communists got when they picket· an. As the motorcade pulled away, wild, the Federation and other ref. w.. filed In the Secr.t.ry of ton." ed Mr. Churchill." it swerved into a back route out St.te's offie. TUlSd.y. CHECKING THE FINAL Inked copy ~ • m.p, Edwin Thom .. (I.ft), ..slst.nt professor of the c.rt. Prison G.rb Police were statiolled on the ugee groups planned demonstrl' ogr.phy br.nch of the SUI ....r.phy dopartm.nt, ,lvos point.rs to Phil Fowlor, A4, Brooklyn. Me_ of the airport so that Mikoyan nev, tions when the Russian trade ex· The oHlci.1 st.te c.nv••• sh_. Some of the pickets wore striped roofs of buildings for Mlkoyan's er saw the shou ting pickets. tel Oliver won re.. lection to the whll., Ross Bi~d, (n,ht) Al, C.dar R.plds, h~ his p.ncll c.pios checked by ,r.dII.te ."il.t.nt Goo,... pert addresses the Economic Club black.and·white prison garb over arrival. Other police were placed At the Soviet U.N. delegation Su ....._ Court In the Nov. 4 ••n· Vulcich befo~. makin, fin.1 docisions.-D.ily low.n Photo. of New York today at the Waldorf· .r.1 .lectIon by only 122 vote. headquarters, 68th St. and Park Astoria hotel, and when he attends ,.,or Mos ..r. a reception at the Council of For· The bond to cover the costa of * * * * * * eign Relations on Thursday. the contest II nec ....ry since Governor 'Slow And Easy' Describes * * * Mikoyan is scheduled to confer 1_. I.w provide. th.t tho I... r News Digest Roving Red Wins with President Eisenhower In must pay tho cosh of the con· Hearts, Headlines; Washington on Saturday. t.st. Giyen Head- Methods Of The Map Maker Reds To Hold Exposition In New York; On his arrival here Jan. 4 to be gin his good-will tour of the United1 With Moral U.S. Plans One For Moscow This Summer And Headshakes States, Mikoyan avoided planned * * * Amidst the fast moving courses "From conception to co mpietion , NEW YORK (uP]) - The Soviet Union has leased two floors of demonstrations by refugee groups William Rupe, Publisher DES MOINES I.fI - Gov. Her· oCecred SUI there is at least one the development of a finished map the giant New York Coliseum for its first exposition in the U.S. slnce LONDON .,.~~ .., S' SOUTH DEARBORN open year Derethy , 1111 O'lrJ.n South on 21' lit KANSAS CITY ITS THI IILLlllYl HotiL DRIVE·IN Owntrl on thlt way to th, airport 100% A1R·CONDITIONED around Hlthw.y , • WHt 'f Smi"~'.