Forecast last Game Partly cleully end little temperature ch."" ". .... H.-,.. play ...... ,; hit- upper 4h north to 501 1OUth. the _ ...... , ...hIIt North c.r.n ... It_ .. ,.,...,.,. eleudy __ tu"''''' c...... ltht and ail TOUlon 1:...... ".p... " .... Serving the State University of Iowa and the PeQfJle of Iowa City 10 centa per copy . AEC Makes No Decision On Iowa Sites Iy PHIL RIISITTIR Staff WrI .... The eastern Iowa sites pr0- pelled for the $348 mlllioo Atomic Energy Commission (AECI seem to have lOme advantaees, but no idens la Dra.ng Fight Judlment can be made at this .tace. Aid John A. Swartout, held of the four·man AEC team ~!~erator. a 200 billion bBJ Honors U S Cavalry Wages electron volt particle accelera. 0 0 tor, Is to be completed by 1973. V P Wallace 'l1Ie AEC basic research inltalla· W W SU .... ERWILL (I ) • .; tIoa will bave two concrete ac· .....,.. r ght • president of the low .. St.to B.nk F'Ie rce V a II ey W a r celerator rings, each about a .nd Trvst Co., low .. CIty, poInts out .. section of one of tho two R.·tes Today -ne In diameter pot,ntl.1 slttl for , proposed nucl,.r p.. rticle occeler .. tor In ...... PLEIXU, South Viet Nam (AP) - South Vietnamese THe TIAM members are John south,.st low. to J.ck M. B.no, , member of tho Atomic A. Swartout, assistant AEC gen. Eno.,.., Commlllion Inspection to,m, which looked over Ihe DANBURY, Conn. f!I- Former paratroopers and Hanoi regulars clashed Friday night in an eral manager for reactors: Ray. .rN Friday. -AP Wirephoto Vice President Henry A. Wal· action broadening the sweep of the Ia Drang Valley battle, mood L. Fricken, bigh energy lace's ashes wUl be returned to where U.S. cavalrymen are wagm' g the stiffest American .... _1 d' .. of the soil of his native Iowa, where yo ..... cs program IVlSlOn reo be t led ground action of the •• IQI'ch: and Jack M. Bane, con· M h" t S 'k Th he gan a career tha carr "~~ ... • truction divlalon engineer, all ac In 1sst rl e rea tens him virtually to the threshoid of Shooting flared in the northwest near the Cambodian of Washington, D.C.: and Robert the White HOUle. frontier. A U.S. spokesman said a Vietnamese paratroop S. IJvlngston, Oakridge Labora· G " 7 L h' D 4 As President Johnson led the detachment heading south toward tory electro-nuclear division di· emlnl aunc Ing ec, tribute to Wallace, It was an· the valley ran Into a stiff [ight. rector, Oakridge, Tenn. nounced Friday that pallburers E dOf W He reported beavy fire from They are one of eight groups at his funeral today will be fel· n . ar North Vietnamese regulars in- checking 85 proposed sites In 45 ST. LOUIS, Mo. (AP) - A machinists \Inion strike low-parishioners at St. StepMn'. flIeted light casualties and held atate •• FiDaI selection will be against McDonnell Aircraft Corp. stopped production Fri· Epi copal Church In Ridgefield, U T H ' up the rel.nforcements. made by the AEC m' Waoblngton Conn. None of them il nationally n SAIGON IS 'ttl ( In January, 1966. "" day of Phantom ]'et fjghter planes and threatened to force prominent. p 0 a 01 , ment to the aix-day-oldcommJ nf battie a reg· to Swartout said the main factors postponement of the Gemini 7 launching D c. 4 at Cape WALLACE DIED Thursday at help counter a general Commu· they were looking for were "good Kennedy, Fla. 77 of lateral sclerosis, an iocura· nist ofCensive that appears aimed geographical conditions, adequate Ab 17000 chinis k th S L . f D ble disease which aUecta the Says Offl'c'lal at removing the tarnish of a water supply, a lot of inexpen. out, rna . ~s struc e t. ~UJS C on· nervous system. series of mixed reverses and alve electric power, and. good nell plant, where the GemIDI capsules and the righter planes In Washington, President John. Iy JON VAN stalemates ,and testing the might community atmosphere." are built. About 200 machinists son declared: editor of the U.S. miUtal'1 build-Up. STARTING PROM the Union walked out at Cape Kennedy, C F. "The death of Henry A. Wal. Alter a nlgbt in which they at 8:30 .Frlday morning, the group where McDonnell technicians opper Irms Ince stills an original Amerlcan DES MOINES - How long the beat off four Communist attacks .pent three hours at a U59 acre prepare the spa c e s hlp 8 for voice. He alway ••poke h.is mind war In Viet Nam will la.t Ja not and killed 21 of the enemy, ele· area north and west of North flight. Company and union om· _ and always from a deep sense .• up to the Government of the ments of the U.S. lSt Cavalry Liberty, and a 3,337 acre site daIs met with federal negotia- of social justice. HIs viewl may United States, a State Depart· Airmobile, Dlvlsion in and around Just west of Sunbury about 30 tors in Washington in an attempt Rescl'nd HOlke not always have been popular, ment spokesman said here Fri· the valley bad a relatively miles east of here. to work out a settlement. The but they were always IIlncere. day. The North Vietnamese Gov· quiet day. American casualties, 'The flatness of the land II a White House pushed for a quick ernment in Hanoi will decido how which have been ranging from defiDlte advantage," Swartout end to the strike. NEW YORK IA'I - The copper "I consider him a good man lOOn the wlr will end. moderate to heavy were des· .ald. 'But the bedrock depth and Space agency o(ficials pre· Industry rescinded Friday its . ~~~nt~y g:it ~ls~Ii~I~anL His A R.LUCTANT AMISH BOY, Em.nuel Borntr ..or. 15, Wit led U. Alexis Johnson, Deputy crlbed as light in the overnight load bearing capacity Is also 1m. dicted a postponement of the price Increase. IIy puWlc lehool effIel.l. Frld.y morning from .n Amish .choot Under Secretary of State, Bald engagements. portant." Dec. 4 shot if the strikers do not FORMER PReSIDENT Harry MIa, Hnleton to the IINrlay public Ichool. But Em.nuM .. nd the Viet Cong cannot hope for A U.S. spokesman said the of· "-_L found return to work this weekend. The act.ion followed a govern· S. Truman. In whose cabinet Wal. j to Swartout laid beWV<;J< his 31 sdtoolrn,t •• foll.wocl the .dvlco of onlooking p.rent ••nd v cry. {lclal count of enemy dead it on any alte. further conside~ed Some of the 235 McDonnell ment deCIsion Wednesday to s~U lace served, said: refilled .. 10. Frld,y .fternoon the bu. returnocl attd 2t child,..,. 'If they wish, they can pro. 1,207. wOUi. d have to undergo extensIVe technicians at the Cape reported 200,000. tons of copper from Its " ('m as sorry as I can be. Hen· long for a long time their Ulti. 852 JET bombers from Gu8lO •• tin Th bedr k d th h t--" il t th try .. loft with ,Hle'.'1 for Ho,loton. L•• dlng young 8omt..... r I, ...5 e. e oc . ep • e to work despite the picket line, 5 """p e. ry was an asse to e coun • mate destruction," Johnson laid, made two more ralds on IU ' Aid, would be a .maJOr cost fac· and preparation of the Gemini TWO OF THE higgest pro- Wallace's ashes wlll be Interred Arthur ....101', Oelwein luperlnt.nftnt. -AP Wirephoto "But Soulh Viet Nam and the pected North Vietnamese posi. tor In COOI.truction because uf capsule continued on a curtailed ducers, Anaconda Co. and Phelps Monday at Woodlawn Cemetery h I United States are willing to make tions in the mountains between the bearing It would have on the basis. Dodge Corp., rolled back boosts in Des Molnes. Yo un gAm -IS Bot, the lacrlfice" necessary 10 de- the cavalry holdings and the fo::t:~:r..~RY It di h A spokesman for the National of t~o cents a pound for copper, Born on a farm in Adair Coun· feat them. C8lObodian frontier, six miles to bedrock 1 adbe In u es I ~tyw Aeronautics and Space Adminis· pultlOg the pri~ back to 36 cents ty, Iowa, Wallace was a plant HANOI COULD, on the other the west. adeqaate o~ bothar11f., c:~c H. t rat ion said work schedules a pound. effective Monday. expert and developer oL hybrid • band, recognize that th' praent still uuexplaJued 1I'U a Jag in Garland Hershey, head of the woUl,d, be arr,anged, but he add· Kennecott Copper Corp., an- corn wben the late President Th G I P - war leads them nowhere. the of. communications con c ern i n g Iowa Geological Survey. Decid. ed, I don t see how we can go other major producer, had not Franklin D. Roosevelt made hinl en 0 n eace ficialsaid. If they took approprl. American casualties In the battle Ine wbether or not Iowa has the through the whole w~end and raised its prices. secretnry of agriculture. ate action, peace could come al· set off Wednesday by the Com· proper depth would take more still. stay on schedUle. The copper price InCTca. cs WALLACE W.u elected vice most at once. munlst ambush of a cavalry bat· . F (ty pa tly compl~ted Ph president on Roosevelt's ticket OELWEIN (~P) - With their weepinot mothers and Allin W. D'''ln, adminll' tratlve tallon on the marcb north of the detailed construction plllDl from 1 r " an· tame partially because o( heavy /). co ... the AEC, be said. tom jets, the plane used: In Viet world demand (or the metal, pjl~S~:\!U~!;~:~ ~: ;:~~rb~f flabbergasted county officials looking on, 14 Amish children dean at the university, Intro. 18 Drang River. An adequate water lupply to Nam by the Navy, MarInes and plus stepped up demand due to bolted into a cornfield behind their rural one-room school duced Johnson to • crowd of Brig. Gen. Richard T. Knowles, fin the AEC 2,OOO-gallon per min. Air Force, were on McDonnell the Viet Nam war. Truman. Roosevelt died the next " nearly 2,000 at a regional For. deputy commander of the divi· ute requirement Is available at production lines in St. Louis. THE DOMESTIC price In. stl~g and Truman became pres· and I;Ud Friday to aVOId going to a CIty school. eign Policy Conference luncheon. sion, told newamen at brigade both sites, Hershey sald. One or About ~8 , OOO nonunion engineers creases also had followed 0 two. I Wail ace meanwhile, had be. The young ters apparently acted on the advice of their Tbe conference consisted of beadquarters in Plelku TIIIIe8' two wells shoUld be adequate at ~d whit~ cOIl~r rork~rk ~rf:ed cent boost by tbe government of come sedetary of commerce, but atate over the education of the speeches by six representatives day night that his information 18 the North Liberty lite, be 8aid, e sma , or er Y PIC e es, Chile in copper exports from the a clash over foreign policy COlt children. SENSOR SAID the chlldren ran of the State Department. Jour· hours after the battle began was and one would probably serve but they do not put together the nation. Both Kennecott and Ann. him that post. Truman backed THI AMISH .ay they cannot Friday morning because they nallsts, business men, educators lUll that American losses were the ultimate needs of the Sun. planes or the last five capsUles In and tudents from Iowa Kanaas light bury location. the Gemini program. conda are major factors in Chilo Secretary of State James F. aUord to hire certified teachers were frightened by their parents M' I I nd N b k' ttended "It was only by late Thursday The Iowa River flows across The machinists voted Wednes. copper production. Byrnes and fired Wallace. for their own .chools and tbey and newsmen. u,;,SSOUfnr a 'Fr~~ a, a nf that we got a better view of the the north boundary of the North day to reject a McDonnell con. Spokesmen (or the copper in.. 10 1948, Wallace ran for pretl. do not want their children ~ pub- The ra~es .Involved In the ence '!a:~~~in .nse:r.: hC:;d ~r. extent o( the casualties and they LIberty Bite, Hershey said, and tract proposal oUerlng a nine. dustry conte~ded t~ere is no di· dent as candidate of the Progr... lic lChools lor fear they will be school dispute are old order the State Department· It W81 th! Were heavy," he said. "It was would be a third potential water cent hourly wage Increase in rect comparIson With the copper sive Party, garnering on11 1,156" aubjected to worldly Influences. Amish, being devouUy religious firat held In Iowa' hand·to-hand combat, a real In· -'.ce there. each o( the next three years. The price rollback and that of alumi· 103 votes as TrUman won ree\ec· Buchanan County oUlclals - and leading an austere tHe with. . . lantry action 80 you can expect ...... main objection was to fringe ben. num last week. tion. ICbool and law enforcement - out most of the modern conveni· IN HIS Introducbon of John· these casualties," fllLICTRIC power rates for eftt and working conditions areas came In a bus Friday momlng ence •. They further believe that son, Dakin. ,tressed "the Inter· T the ea.tern Iowa sites are com· to take the J2 children attending an eighth'grade education Is suf. national nundedness" of Iowa, IN HE FIELD 35 mJies south petitlve with anyplace In the mid· of the contract. two Amiab IclJoolJ to the nearby [icient lo maintain their way of reIerrlng to a recent trade mis· of Plelku the commander of the west," Aid Duane Arnold, presl· Edl·tors Meet Resumes Here Hazleton Attendance Center. lire. slon to Europe by Gov, Harold American detachment, Lt. Col. dent 43 Of of Iowa Electric Light and B·lshops . The children fied Into a com· Consequently, their schools are Hugbes and another planned RobertyOrk, decA'llnMedcDtoadeco' mm'ent. New Power Company, U.S. "Coroners, CoPS and City Edl· tors and JOurnalism studenta art fleid and eluded pursuing of. taught by teacbers of the AmIsh mission to Asia. The orleJnal rate offered the tors" will be the topic of on ad- attending the conference. ficen. belief and with only eighth·grade Johnson, wbo bas recently re- w~~ ~ ~~at~?~~d~is~~i~ tECbe'~g·5cumtillsto per5,ArnkllOolwda~:.hdo.ur, dress by Dr. George D. Callahan, Opening speaker was .Rollan IN AN APPAReNT .urprise educations. Thia baa brought tumed to the United States from But be praised his men telling a ...... Wi n Strugg Ie . . D. Melton, managing editor of Frida afternoo th otrl them Into conflict with the state Viet Nam, said the war In South· Three high power line. would Johns~n Coun.ty Medical Examl· the Reno (Nev.> Gazette. In bls move y . n, e • because the teachers cannot qual. east Asia .is belng fought to in. reporter they "took on a large be built to the accelerator If On Freedom ner thIS mornJng as the Iowa As· speecb ''Typography and Photog. cIals retumed and picked up 28 lly for state certification. sure people the right to develop damforceagaen.,~ did a great deal of Iowa were chosen, Arnold s81·d. sociation of City Editors COn· h'" M lton the children and took them to Hazle- th I .. to 'Is d rap y, e ana1._.... 3-.& ton FOR ABOUT nth th e r countries In their own waYl, "I uld th rl ed Iowa Electric Light and Power ference swmgs m I secon make-up and the graphic art of . • a mo e . wo I8Y ey pe Orm Company also offered to bulld VATICAN CITY 111- The lead· day. . Mid Arthur Sensor. Oelwem Com· Amish fathers have been repeat· ~Ithout interference or InfUtra· like you hoped green soldiers two generators 011 the property, ers of the Roman Catholic varIous western newspapen. munity Scbool DIstrict .uperln. edIy fined $24 and costs for vio- tion from other countries. would perform," sald the tall, each capable of supplying 70 per Church voted final approval Fri· atCa~la!~ :s ~d~~~SS U~ii~~ ~~ii~ Following this morning'. ad- tendent, said the o!ficials went lating the state scbool law.. "It the challenge Is not met in bespectacled officer .who him· cent of the Installations esti. day of a religious liberty declar. Stat dress, the editors will hold a to the schools at 1 p.rn. and None has paid the rines, and tbe Viet Nam, we will pay • blgher self rose from the ranks after · ed t 1m I e room. business meetiDe and will elect talked to the teachers and chU· property of some has been at· price In years to come In meet· enIlstiDg m' World War II. "They mated need of 200,000 kilowatts ati on deslgn 0 prove re a· per minute. Thf! generators would tl ons WI' th aIl the wor Id' s non· _..:..:. ___.:.. ___ .:.- ______new officers. ______dren. NOlIe of lbe Amlsb parents tached by court order. inC It elaewbere In the world," all fought like pros, Whether be owned and operated by the CathOlics. 11''' presenL About 300 other Amiab chil· be IBid. they were draftees or regulars." power company. By a 1,1154 to 249 vote, the Bisb. He aald the chlldren walked dren wllose parents are not In· During the morning ...sloo of McDade sald about 350 enemy A POSITIVE community at. ops of the Vatican Ecumenical wiWngly from the schools, eat on volved in the dispute attend the the conference, Walter Stoessel bodies were counted. " the but and rocIt Into town. public .chool. Jr.. deputy assistant lecretary of DOZE NS OF his men were mosphere near the center of a Council cleared the declaration .tate, said Khrushchev had writ. killed. Some of the wounded were laree population area 11'81 the for promulgation by Pope Paul d ten Viet Nam off III far as the captured. fourth major factor stipulated by VI on Dec. 7. The declaration U S Re Pa ty F0 ned Soviet Union was concerned, leav· Two air strikes smasbed at- the AJ:C. 8ays all men must have religious I rite II b th N rth V' to PrellmiDa..... re-". show the liberty and reco-'zes the right - • , Ing Communist lDleresta there to mp y . e 0 Ie amese ." ...... duo the Chinese. The present Soviet to overwhelm the American IIfOpoIed lites lying at the cen· of followers of non-Catholic faiths R f 'd' T . R 't leadership Is aupport1ng the Viet- groupings with human wave 1IS- ter of a 15 mllllon population to worship accordiDc to their con· , e use 0 eg IS er In rd to sootbe the aaulta. area including parts of Iowa, sciences. ~me:rld. ~: are .a molu· The valley battle Is the latest lOUthelllt Minnesota, IOUthwe.t American council speclalista tIoDary as the an-. aceord· phase of a central highlands opo WiIcooaln, northwest Dllnols, and hailed the vote as a triumpb for WASHINGTON (AP) - The U.S. Communist party ing to Stoessel. eration let off when the Commu- Dortbeallt Missouri. the U.S. belrarcby, wblch led In was convicted Friday nil'bt for failure to remder with the THI OFFICI aaId the Soviet. nlsta laid selge a mon~ ago to 'There Is no question as to the the fight for the document. *' e-' ant to the end the U.S.-dlrected .pecial forces JIOpuiar aupport on thls," sald American bisbopa bad insisted government 85 an agent l'r.' the Soviet Union. : t Melner :arto ~ camp at Plei Me. 12 miles to W .W. Summenrill of the Iowa that, for the cause of Christian Judge William B. Jones imposed the maximum penalty ~tl=:: ~ eout tile Nortb the.eat. City chamber of commerce. unity and better relatlona with H'UI 000 in fines Vietaamese Victory at Ple! Me would bave Summerwill .ald that cham- all the world', faiths, the Catho- - .~, • . extended Communist communi· ben of commerce, Industries, lic Church had to .peak out In Defense attorney Joseph Forer had asked Jones to im· David Pooper. another deputy cation linea pushing out from the 'and anIyerslties of the Cedar Ita- support of religious freedom for JICIR • nomlnal fine of ,1 because, who ~ the DIOl'JIina COD- Cambodian border. e PIda, Iowa City, and Qu.d CIties all men. III bJa words, "Tbla Is • test peal- thus setting lIIe stage for ~er=-:ve: in~~ NJ!U:: re:= v~ese~ ~~can . ~~o~:::~atlni on the .." ADd becauae of the probibi· another major COIIItitutioDal test war because ueilber the United The c:'m:.ta fell back. g;.; IUMMIRWILL sald a "tre- Doctors Tell LBJ tfDII acalnlt excessive fines In of 111SO Internal SecurIty Act. Stat. or any other party In· contrast to their previous bit· 1Ilend0Ul reception" was glvea To 'Take It Eas"~ ~ ItII AmeDdmelit to the Con· ne party DOW st8nds c:aa- volYed.t: ~warkI bodJ and-nm tactics, however, they tIM proposal at a Madison Ton. 7 ,dtutIoD. Jones did not reply to victed of ZI counta of faIllna to to co ..-- Itafed In the general area. The lhip Farm Bureau m e e tin e till areument but meted out the ru '"'.-.t- ltatement with The People's RepublIc: ct ChIna lit Cavalry Division set out 10 TbUradaJ night. Madison Town. JOHNSON CITY, Tex. 1.11 _ e a re_... _ and I Nortb Viet Nam are not find and destroy them. IbIp Ja in the North Liberty area Two of President Jobnaon's doc. masimum ,to,ooo fiDe OIl each the attorney poeral and ODe members of the Unfted Natioas. A IELIEF widely beld amoDI )IropOIed for the accelerator. tors told blm Friday to tate It --. . COIIIIt of failure to me au ac· Poaper aaId U.S. po1Ic:J c:al1a U.s. orocers Is that the Viet Cong Iowa Lt. Gov. Robert Fulton, easy until after the first of the A U.S. DISTRICT Court ~ c:ornpuylnJ ' .tatenieDt of party for the United Nationa to act 81 and their northern allies badly Bep • .John R. Sc:bmldhauaer II). year. of e\Jht women and four men membership, finances and pub- a forum for "quiet d1p1omac:y" need a victory to bolster their lowal and Rep. John C. Culver They described his recovery returned the ventid- guilty on llcation. Each count carries a 011 the war. morale and attain a better bar· ()).Iow.) were present at a noon from his Oct. 8 lall bladder-kld. all 21 eounta - after 2~ bours of posaIble mulmum fiDe of '10,· AIITIIl TNI luDeheaa. wIleD laInInc pos.itioo In lIlY nqotIa- IuDcbeaa Ii"" for the team in ney IIone operation as very sat. deliberation at the ead of the GOO. JobJIIoa ADd DatIn apob, Bart- tiona OIl endine the war. the Unloo Slate Room. Isfactory, but aaId be should 'con. weak of tile I*11's trial nt! JURY bad retired at 4:05 lett 8arveJ •• Deputy Assistant AmIounc:ed totaIB through last The AEC Inspection team left tlnue to follow. graduated exer. JAIi HUGHES, A4, low. City, (Ieftl combs the ..." .. c..- Party General Secretary Gus p.m. lEST) to decJde whether the Administrator of Forel8ll Ald, Monday IJat 1,095 Americans for .ites In Denyer, Colo., Mad!. c:lse program tryIna to obtain , ..... wood, A4. low. City, befOre tho .,.... wert...... lid. wbD sat ~ a· party mlated the 1950 Intemal said the United States Is apeDd. ed in action, 5,1181 wounded IOD, Wis., and Chicago 7:15 p.rn. adequate reat and limit bls ac- ...... 1 I•• t night. Th. worklhop ,- schaduled ,., • , ...... , eept lor a aIigbt Ibra, of the Security Act b1 reIuafnI to me log 81 muc:h III eeGaIIDIic aid to and 18 captured or misaiDc alnce I'rldaJ from &he Moline, m.. air· tivitiel UDtiI the fIrat of tile ... ~ Auditorium. (SH story P... 3). . Ihoalden as tile ventic:t 11''' au- reliltration fOl'llll wIih tile .t- South VW Nam as J& is .. JDIIi. Americans entered the war In part. Jear." ~ IIy "uI ..."" DOUIICtd, said tile party will .po torney ,eaeral . tar)' aid. III MvlIcn7 role In 1181.

1 f -me-'Dany towan News in review--'

AND COMMENT This w'as the week that was ------~---PAGE J SATURDAY, NOV. 20, 1965 IOWA CITY, IOWA- BV DALLAS MURPHY Meanwhile lbe resl or lbe world chose aides, GREATEST lOSS M.nlglng Editor with Briton and the black Rhodesians apparent· Yanks were having an abundance of probleMII U Is (or Unprecedented (or almosLl; ly having the edge in friends. The United States across the ocean in Viet Nam as well thls week. * * D is for Daring (or Devilish, depending on so Car has been most dramalic in its support of The greatest American losses in any lingle .. " For auld lang syne where you live); British policy by barring imports of Rhodesian gagement lince the Vietnamese conflict occurred I is (or Inspired (or Inconsiderate, again de­ sugar and suspending applications for credits WHEN IN THE COURSE of commercial events In fighting near the Cambodian border. pending on where you live ). and loans and planning an embargo on a.rmI The North Vietnamese troops held the hlgh it becomes necessary for a consumer to trudge a weary But all things considered (and regardless of ahipmenu. ground. and the Yanks baUled from the Ja Dran. path from drugstore to drugstore in search of an where you live) UDI is for Trouble. TURNING TIDE valley during combat whlch had killed an estJ. envelope, the time has come to speak. The villains in lbe piece are the white Rho­ The world chose up sides in anolher important mated 890 Communist troops by Thursday. desians or else the Britons, and lbe heroes are contest this week - a contest that's been going The fighting continued througb ita sixth Christmas is everywhere - Christmas cards, tree da, the same. Heroes and villains alike, however, on since the end of World War II. By the nar· Friday, with American 10Sles for the sIx-day pe­ d ecorations, door decorations, fruitcake, mistletoe, gift are finding that VDI means a good deal more rowest margin on record, the United Nations riod described as moderate to heavy. No oflicial wrap, candles, stickers, wreaths, holly, stars, bells ••• than Unilateral Declaration of Independence. voted to deny admission to Communlst China. count of American dead has been released. For white Rhodesian prime minlster Ian While American and Communist troops were And let us not forget that always jolly, always The decision came after a dramatic eight day Smith, UDl this week has meant the protest ~ debate. locking horns in the Viet Nam jungles, Ameri­ merry old elf of Christmas tide, the good Saint Nick fgnation of several white senlor civil servanta The 47-47 vote feD short of a simple major­ can and Communlst VIP's were locking verbal himself. Nary a display case stands unguarded by at a.nd army officers; it has meant a plunging econ· Ity and was far (rom the two·thirds majority horns In Moscow. least one painted Santa - the trick is finding the omy; it has meant dissention among the here· needed to admit Red China. Quick as the United U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield display cases amongst the trappings. tofore solid ranks of white Rhodesians. States was to point out how far short of passage and Soviet Foreign Mlnlster Andrei Gromyko British prime minister Harold Wilson has the question had fallen. others were just as Thursday held a lengthy (and private) disculSion It's an old, old story - told every year at least - found that UOI means imposing economic sane· quick to point out that lbe tide of international of lbe situation in Viet Nam . Four other sen· this story of the commercialization of Christmas. Com­ tlons - applying a tournlquet to Rhodesia', eco­ opposition to Chlna's admission was de(initely atorl accompanied Mansfieid on the trip. mercialization is perhaps one of the necessary evils nomic life blood, tobacco exports. It has meant turning. The privacy in which the meeting was con· alsuming special authority granted by the queen of the holiday. After all, you can't buy gifts without a ducted seems indicative of the concern of both to dlscipline the wayward Rhodesian children. Reasons given for the proposal's failure were an insistence that, should Communist China be powers over the touchy Viet Nam situation. Both place to buy them. And there isn't a place where Wilson is now empowered to nullify any law admitted, Nationalist China be expelled , and an are worried lest escalation get out of hand; things are bought that the demand goes unnoticed. From passed by the parliament of the rebellious Rho­ nelth!!! wants to be labeled a "seU·out·, by its desians, to deny the benefits of the Common· attitude on the Pilrt oC Peking toward admission the merchant's eye view, it's publicize or perish. that has been, fo lay the least, less than en· ideological cohorts. It migbt !lIso be mentioned that in a University wealth trade, to suspend membership In the commonwealth's sugar agreement. and to give thusiaslic. NO SElL·OUT community the merchant depends largely on a clientele Another less than enthusiastic attitude was ex· poUtical asylum to Smith 's opponents. Nobody wants to be a "aell-out" it seems, in· that leaves town a week before Christmas. In order to pressed this week by leftist students in Latin cluding Iowa's bead football coach Jerry Burns make the season profit, he really must get the show on America. Two U.S. officials. Sen. Robert Ken· who thi, week was dismissed by the Board In nedy and Secretary of Stale Dean Rusk, were the road as soon as the "Trick or Treat" labels can be Control of Athletics, Burns reported he was given the target of all manner of unident.ifled flying the opportunity to resign, but refused because tom off the candy boxes. objects While on tour of Latin America. he had promised the football team earlier In the What's more, a Christmas spirit must be instilled Rusk was spat upon in Montevideo, Uruguay, season he would never quit. in even the most Scrooge· ish mind. Think of the and Kennedy, speaking (or trying to speak ) to Though he was offered other duties with the obstacles that must be overcome before this spirit can an audience oC students at the University of University (or at least a year, Burns said he had be set to exuding - football, mid·terms, Causes. Chile escaped a barrage of eggs, rocks and not decided if he would remain at Iowa. money thrown by about 100 pro-Communist stu· For those who find themselves caught up in such dents, only to be spat upon. The demonstrators During his five years as head coach, Bums has activities as updating Christmas card lists and dream­ joined in a hearty chorus of two of the national compiled a 16-27·2 overall record .nd an 8-22 ing of a white Christmas and a raucous New Year's anthems of Cuba and Chile, and were quite em· record in the Big 10. Eve, we are about to perform a public service. There phatic in their demands that the Yankee go The announcement of Bums' dlsmlssal came are only 30 more shopping days until •••• home. with one non·conference game (against North Carolina State) remaining to be played. Kick-off For those who find themselves a bit disconcerted time is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. today in the when that quick run to the drugstore for an envelope Iowa, Stadium. (which is stored away to make room for more immediate Maestro, more Forest Evashevskl, dlrector oC athletics, said needs) becomes an hour's expedition to three or four he has already contacted one person about fill· ing the vacancy and has at least two others in or maybe more, a word of consolation. There are only music please •••• the day that 30 more shopping days until •••• To the Editor: the mows came down Ah, yes, Virginia, Mother still remembers how to The review of last Wednesday's symphony -Photo by Ken bake a pumpkin pie and baste a turkey. And contrary concert was admirably restrained when it cited to some rumors, there will be a Thanksgiving this year. William Doppmann's "sing along with Mozart last week, was discovered In a Canadian Ityle." -Dal~ Mu.rphy -Yau think that aluminum plant near Niagara FaUs. The original cut left any scarP" May I say tbat on hearing his first burst of surge which caused the raiay to defect bas vocal accompaniment, t almost fell off my chairT been pinpointed. And when he did it again, and again, and again, I found myself choking with laughter ,and fully The home of the defective relay is tbe A good accounting Oregon's problem­ expecting to hear next a vigorous hog-call which Power Plant at Queenston, Ontario. AN INSPECTION TEAM from the Atomic Energy would send thousands of frantic piglets stam' Sabotage, officials said, I, highly Commission visited Iowa Friday. The purpose of their peding through the legs of the orchestra players can't spend money and out into the amazed audience. since the (ailure has been attributed 10 one visit was to study the advantages (or the disadvantages) of faulty equipment. BV DAVE POLLEN This is not all. Mr. Poppmann's dramatiC of two arcas proposed by the state as possible sites for pantomime of Man Playing A Plano Concerto Exch.ngt Columnl.t A fAMILIAR STO~Y a 2()()'billion volt proton accelerator. An eHort to Improve the quality of college was one of the most comic evenings I have Speculation - fiscal speculation rather There are many factors which would seem to recom­ instructors by the Oregon state legislature has yet spent in Iowa City. I remember a frIend'. leaning over to ask me If I thought Mr. Dopp· mental speculation - has caused a bit of a mend the Iowa sites - they are quite flat; they have left Oregon's nine state colleges and universities mann, who bounced off the plano bench at every lem in the world'. copper market. To a solid soil base, and there is necessary water available. with $250,000 and no way to distribute it. The legislature bas allotted $250,000 to be chord, suffered from diahrrea. rising prices and to increase world copper I SAID "NO," but began to wonder If h. Whatever the decisIon of the AEC, we are sure awarded to instructors for excellence In teach. plies, tbe United States bas announced I~ Iowa has accounted for itself. ing, but added the stipulation that "studenta should not have worn a seat belt for the per­ tention of releasing at least 200,000 tons of sball be involved either in the nomination or lormance. Mr. Doppmann could not sit still. per Crom national stockpiles. aelection of grant winners." At the end of the performance, I was unde ... OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN going several emotions: admiration (or Mr. The government copper will be lold ., THE ADMINISTRATIONS of the state schools Doppmann's superb technique. absolute rage 36 cents and 38 cents a pound, a figure are baving a difficult time coming up with that he should have spoiled the concerto by hi. current market prices. a workable system of faculty evaluation by the lUdIcrous theatrics, and a desire to roar with The strategy II similar lhat threatehed students. Some of the administrations opposed to University Calendar laugbter as I remembered the shock of hi.s first cenlly by President Johnson when U.S. the whole idea because of the difficulty of ea· (I yocai outburst. companles decided to raise prices. tabliahing criteria for the judgment of instruc· S.turd,y, No". 2t Wedneacl,v, Nov. 24 tors. It Is bard to be angry with a man who is Johnson kept himself blilY witb all obviOUsly enjoying the music. But need it be 10 8.m. - Saturday Lectur. 12:20 p.m. - Thanksiivin, Some of the colleges plan to rely solely on the activity this week. The most fun. pointed out to Mr. Doppmann that we all enjoy Series: Joseph Wolpe, M.D., Recess begins. results of a student poll to distribute the awards. the dlnner·dance party b. threw the music, and have no need for his emotion In professor of psychiatry, Temple Thurad.v, Nov. 25 Others will only allow the students to nominate Margaret who is visiting the United Medical Center, "A Surv.y of University Holiday, office. place of ours? To see Mr. Doppmann lean over Princess and the President seemed Behavioral Therapy - Payc. Insructors. with their reasons in writing, leaving dOled. the final decisions in the hands of the admlnls· the keYI with an expression and posture which marvelous Lime at the affair, and both Hospital Classroom. reminded me of noUling so much as the Bernini S.turdav, No". 27 tration or a committee composed of faculty and COACH IURNS cause - it was Meg's first visit to the 1:30 p.m. - Footballl North No Daily Iow"n. Wal atudents. .tatue of St. Theresa receiving the stigmata, Proml.ed not to quit House, and it was the Johnson', 31st Carolina State. CONIIEUNCI!S distracting to say the least. 4, 7, 9 p.m. - Union Board Most of the objections the schools have raised anniversary. Nov. 19-20 - Iowa Association BY DOING THIS, Mr. Doppmann in effect mind. And In .plte of Evashevskl's insistence Movie : "Barabbas" - Union. of City Edl"torl - Union. against the state', policy stem from the possi· th.t he I, not Interested, speculators keep men· Unfortunately, if you're I president, life bility that the program may become a populari· robbed me of Mozart and substituted himself; a p.m. - Opera Workahop Nov. 19-20 - Legislative Reo and though he is clearly an excellent pianat, I tloning the pouibility lhat he may once agaln aU lovely evenings with PYP (pretty aearcb Committee - Union. ty contest, or may alter an instructor's chance Performance - Macbride Aud. hardly think it a substitution of equals. take over al Hawkeye foolball mentor. people>' And the President, who a p.m. - "A Night on Veaua" Nov. 19-20 - Iowa Society of to get I raise or promotion. turned from a convalescence at his - Studio Theatre. Pathologists - Union. I can only say again tbat Mr. Doppmann i. Speculation II rapidly becoming America's • • • a masterful pianist, but that he is cutting the f.vorite indoor sport with this mystery - what· Texas, busied hlmself with the aims of his Nov. 20-21 - Iowa Society of III THERE'S SOMETHING around to be pro­ lund." No". 21 Podiatry - Hospital School and rug from under himself by gi ving vent to the ever bappened to the Yarmouth Castle? Society. 2:30 p.m. - Iowa Moun· Union. tested, you can be sure it will be protested first Cecil B. DeMille extravaganza which he dis· Johnson Said h. plans to ask Congress fo(" taineers T r a vel 0 gIIe: "rn· The Yarmouth Castle was a pleasure cruiser IXHIIITS at the University of CalJfornia. The latest to played Wednesday. MQI'e music , Mr. Doppmann, islation to prevent injustice to Negroes at credible California." Donald come from the Daily Callfornlan is a protest of which made regular voyages between Miami Shaw - Macbride Aud. Nov. 1-30 - Woru by Robert please - but non agltato, next time. and Nassau. Last Saturday the Yarmouth Ca.tle hands of all white juries. Tbe jury bOx, he CremelD, Weat CoIIat Icluptor, the influence of Hugh Hefner and James Bond Eric: G•• ber, G must be made the sacred domain of 4, 7, 9 p.m. - Union Movie, on college men. caught fire and sank in the Atlantic. Eighty·four Art Bullding KIln Gallery. nt L" St. der law. "Barabbas" - Union. Nov. 2O-Dec. 12 - Univenity The article, written by two coeds, lists some ot people, includlng two crew members, were be· Mond.V, Nay. 22 LibrlrY Exhibit: "TreNures the basic characteristics of the "rata" created lieved to have died in the disaster. This week Polillcal circles and the nation a. a whole Trip to Des Moines for jour· from the Plantin·Moretus Mu· by the two heroes. They recognize only three C08st Guard officials were Investigating In an a leader Thursday when Henry A. na lism majors. Mum:· types of men: Rats, Lousy Rats, and Super Thanks, seniors attempt to discover the cause or the fire. died due to stoppage of the respiratory Rats. Passengers have Isid the Ihlp was generally Wallace, a former Iowan and vice orclSid,eJiI An ....., l.tter to _lor footb.1I pl.v,": "Rats forget your birthday. Lousy Rats re­ unlll(e; official. have IIIld the .hip was really the United States. had a long and hectic The Big 10 football season for this fall has member your birthday but don't do anything qulte IIIfe. The lhip was approved Oct. 15 by in politics. At various times he belonged 11le1)olly lowan come to completion, and following SaturdaY'1 about It. Super Rats take out your best friend on the American Bureau of Shipping and was certl· Republican, Democrat and Progressive game your career as a Big 10 athlete will termi· your birthday." fled aa seaworthy by the CoaIt GlUlrd. and held a cabinet poSition under 1I' .."ilc'lh i TM Dally Iowan II wrut.n ad IdIttd by ~ .nd II ~ nate. Roosevelt. by II board of fit>8 muUm tnIItHI ~ by 1M IPIcUnI body -' "THI RAT WILL... take you )lome and thea go Howner, Pep Club. as well as the entire ltu· Though the mystery of the Yarmouth Castle four fI'IIMe' oppoInted by 1M ",..,. of ,,.. Un4omICy. T,.. DIIUy out for something to eat. The Lousy Rat will dent bod!', Is confident the Hawkeye team will aUII lacks a solution, the even ereater mystery He was a ccused of being a .. capt! ve IawdII'. eduonlll policy" not lin ~ of V of I tdmI~ meet another girl at 2 a.m. after he's taken you not be content to finish with a mere flicker, but of the Eastern power failure has been at least communists" yet somehow made It to policy or opinion, In IIny put'fIcUl4t. home. The Super Rat wiU borrow your clr to wlJl continue in the tradition aet by Its noted partially solved. list of "enemies of mankind." take her out, after he's borrowed $5." forelathel'l. Pep Club extends Ita congratuIatiODI A break in the Northealt'l power cbain. which Funeral services are scheduled for 11 The article went on to fiat lOme III the lines a MaMaII 1'ub!1.1Mr ...... 1 ....'11 ...... and .lntere thanks to you for your constant loy· plunKed Kreat metropolitan centers into darkness today In Ridgefield, Conn. I .., ...... JU,~ ...... ~o" V." AUDIT .U .... U MeMIII!I _ .... 0.11 .. MIIrp/l\, airl on campus can expect: "Of course I love alty lhown on the gridiron while enrolled at thi8 0' City ...... tv"" you, but I have to date oth4ft' girls - I don't CIIICULA TIONI News 1.lter ...... WeMyJ.., ..I great inltltution. ~OIJIY' IlIIto...... P.ul .utlt, want to miss anylbing interesting. My lUtes The Univenity of Iowa is indeed renowned P!IetOt,.... , ...... MIlle TOM' may change." S...m IdIte:e'...... 1111 ....r ... .lor academic excellence, but it alJo ha had Ita University Bulletin Board PubUlbed ." .ludeDC• Pu~ Aut...... , Met... ,_. "All the time t go out with thOle odIer litis, abare of flme in athietic circles. IDe., ColIIIDuole.UOIII cellt.,~ AW. City. ., ...... rNft Unnnlty I''''etln eN,d notl.e' mutt be received et The Dilly l.wen CItY, low., daU, ~ lundl1 ...,.. H.11enMCk I think of you." In retrospect of your athletic years at Iowa, efflCe, __ :lt1 Communl.,llon. C.nf,r, by noon 01 fh. dlY b,lore llood." aDd le,al boll..,.. iii Aut, .,...... , .. l.hII CIeyM Or how about, "Lie down, I think I love yO\! T" ,.,blleetl.... ,...., mu.1 ... rvNII .n•• , .... d by In Idvl••• r MIl ... of U _ckl_ matler at the AW. "'-.....,.., .... Paut ....., no doubt you draw forth fond and gallant memo .111 e •••"lutlo" "'I~ _liCr.... ,., ... Iy IOCIII function. or. not ell,lble ,., till. Metltn . Advert"'", Dlrectw loy .,.,..... • • • OI'i81 - lbe gratification of victory, the IDlllllb ~I=,~rm.~ ""ertl.. ", ~,. . AI." K..... C...... ,. ,-"I 0'...... A UNIVERSITY of California lOciologilt, of defeat, tbt InteDllty oC contact. and the .pirit CHIIITIAIl ICIINCI Or.anluUon women .tud,ale. .lIlf, faculty and I'.m.! S.L~daJl 1. .... Ie 10_ Nit'!. ...,. Mer. .... DIve VIrtue DINt. ,ach W,dne"ay at 0 p.m. In faGl&l17 WI .... _ Sunaay. "'...... , CIII'I'Ier ta Clrculelltll Mlr. .. I.rt ...,.,.. meanwbile stated that lororities are facinl ex· of good ljIOJ'umaneblp. All thue wlJl be rem· D.nforth Cbapel. AU are weleOlDe Iowa CIty, 110 per,.., In ....-, tinction because oC tbe betterment of dormitory iniscent emoUol1l of your three yearl In compe. to IlI,nd. MlMOllAL UNION O'IIATING ••e~I!l~~:~ dx lIIonlb... ~JO: tII_ !DOIIUII. .. HOU.I: \II mall aalllOrl lit ,.r ,., facllltles, and because an Increase in academic titlon. MAIM LI ....n HOUII, IIODday· 0-'.' .ul"", - ••.111 . to 11 ob _tIaa ; IDOOtIII, pressure has chanled the dating habIts of men. rrldaJ 7:30 • .111 ••1 • .m.; ..turday .",.. 1aD00·Tblmda1; 8 a."" to .... Pep Club aincerely wlabea It were poulble to _ ':10 a.m.4DldDllbti .l1li'" - 1:30 IIIdnl.bl. FrldV ~nd Saturday• John F. Scott, professor of sociology, Hid 1 11Ife, ...10II DtIk - , 1.81. to 11 J'ICOgoUe each of )'ou iDdIvldually for your con· ,.111, .... 0etIc Htlln D.III .. 1I00000r·ThuI'tdI1; , • .81 . to dormitory and off-campua aetlvitles "are prom, tributlon to the Hawkeye tradltiOl1l of the pa.t lI~oTbul'tdl1 - • un.·IO P.m.1 IIldnlt.!'t. I'iIday and Saturday; II II popular and varied 81 sorority activitles", and three yearl. Please accept this brief correspon. M!..~~tur~ .00:. ~.1117" p':'~d a":e. •.JI~,~;':UD~a, . a..... to 11 that "college men no longer blve time for the denco as proof of our gratitude for your eDo • ...1; 'un4&l - 1 p ..... polD.; ,R. p.lII. lI§nda,·Tllunday; a a.m.·Mld· -.14 BooII __ - • ' ....10 ,oID.I iIIIbt. I'rIdlJ ud SaturdlJl 2 p ... form of courtship lbat mad. IOI'Oritl81 10 ex­ dea.on. _ - W 11 p ••. lun..,. citing." The members of the council again extend our • UUC ..TIO ... PSYCHOLOGY lJbo Cafete.1a - Ne. River Room Cale' Scott concludea lbat the sorority IYltem will ftrJ Houn _ lIIonday.Tbur-.v • tart. o~n 7 da,••• ,.k. 7 a.m. to fellcitatlolll to yOU for your bldivldual part In 1 ....10 pm.• rrlclay.satllrdaJ ..... , ..... ",ular "'~I hourll 7 • .111.' no lon8el' be able to .ustain itself wben "parenti tbriUinI ltudents. both past and present, and all I p.m., ilunu, 2 ,oID.·10 p. ~;JI•• .m., ;S ....., kfut, p.m.. 11:90Dinner a.m. .')In PllD. oy 11:~T~::-:\~~~~olllii find the 1IOl'0rity .ystem does their daulhten lana evel'JWbere. Thank you for your genuine - ..,...... b. ...ok. .Dd aIIon •• "'U""IU~, little gOOd, the syllem a we Iulow It will '0 THI SWIMMING 1'00\...... w. er4ef!!. al))' ttme. .. effort I "'0'. O'_llIum .1lJ be .... fOf ,.' .... ,NtI,., - 7 •.111 . to 10:.' into history." Pip Club Council recreational IWImmID, "on~ IIIrII ,,-. MODday·Thurlday; 7 a.m. to 1'rldI¥, 4:lt W 1;11. nil ...... wei ..... ~I ,:» -. to ,1£:" , TH. DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City. la ..-w ...... , 1~... I 'Pot Of Gold' Will Be -~ ~ Opera Scenes Smith' s To Serve Final Meals ISEA Will Honor Educator e a PI T B Sh It MOltltY ALTllt o4ceordiq to E. H. Mu,eat. "A fareweU to armlull," he A pioneer in library educatioe of the book seledlon eommiltee StaH Writer 1Indth'1 0WIIeI' ,the buIJdinI in uld, slowly llirl'in, his tenth will be recognized Tuesday for of the association'. Library Se"- Next Un Iverslty ay 0 e own Manklnd misled the ftIIt wIlidI tIM! nstaurut is located cup 01 eoff~ , "yes, evea Iray- ber more than S5 years of aerY- ice. The ta blet will be preaenled . - obIki- .... .,.. .,Id to the CampuI tub of wonderful, cheap food." ice to the Iowa State Educatioe at Miss Snedaker'. farm home TIle .,e-old story of I miIer IIId his treaaure II the theme 01 (s.. picture P .... 1.) . C1,ar when it puaed.~ bid a.cord CGmpaoy. But ODe more _~oI_ l_tic cus- Association (lSEA) Library Dear Iowa City. And al Se"_ ..... lho Th !nI' aecoad -.Io~ ''Pot 0( Gold .. ~nes from four operas will on. , as. ..e m .... - ....-0 .. - bu I U)I'U.... . Ole uwYera "I e. I t"-...... , open- be f tured ' th Scb I f M _ fareweU to the $1.27 meal ..- 1111 .... no p 8DI tomer .topped his grieved com· lee. Miss Snedaker received her IDJ Dec. 2.. . s1c ' S~irs t om a e wor~h~ r~ . , lilt II cIoIiaI 110,..,.. SmiIb'. wbJdI has beea rade lIyin" ''The d oein, of this !SEA representatives will pre. B.A. and M.A. degreea at the Tickets for the play will be Ivailable Monday .t the UDlOll dUctiOll of U::Cseason at 8 Pm Snuth.5 ResUur . .. opentioa UDder ~. riouJ. pro- fine eating place. While It will sent Miss Mabel Snedaker, form- University. She was a member East Inform.tion DeaIl from ••.m . to 4:30 p.m. University .til- today in Macbride A~ditori~ . i!~ eatingsfla~Ioc.::' ~ u.! ...... iDee the mid·1m I. deprive the body of much sue- er University faculty member. lof the faculty from 1922 to 19S7. deDtI ma,y obtain tic:keta by praeatin, their I.D. c:ardI. General . U UqU~ nigh' t With u! clollD& ~ bit time patron ~ ..~ culent nourishment ,!lUIy save with a bronze lablet commemo- I when she retired as .n auociate _ .._I •• : is 11 Herald Stark. professor of s pper 0 . , _ pUce lit It. table .. , ....y many soles." rating her service as chairmaa professor of education ...... -.011 • music will direct the perform- Iowa City 1_ puhaS- - fIl III&IIt .,.., tIlroucb his filth I liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil TltANSLATID and ~pted by Peter D. ~ ~te pro. ance.' Robert W. Eckert, assis. the last placea where, lot • mod- IIua fIl w.ter Ineo his twelfth He then !",inted ~ his bottom· II feIor of apeec:h and cluaics. the play was written m the third eel- taDt professor of music will be est price, a cUltomer could IOC'P bowl III iliad aDd remarked "this leu shoes. ~ese tired feet have bIr1 B.C. by Titua M.ccllll Plautua. Plautua' work has recenUy uaistant director of th; produc. himseU to his heart', deliJbt. re- wiD be I fareweU to ~tub ... made many trlPl to that buffet." STUDIO THEATRE beeII revived in mlllica) form Oft Broadway III "04 FumIy 'I'hinC tlon. Nesbitt C. Blaisdell, G. tumin, to the ~et table II 'l11li nparter asked the Cllllomer Smiths. We who know good aappeDed 011 the W.y to the Fonll'D." }OWI City, is stage director; many times ~ his weary 1qI .... was meut by the mournful food and bow to e.t a lot of it 'Ibe Roman c:omedy has beeft cal1ed a faree. complete 1rith miser Marian Barnum, G. Dubuque, Ed· could carry him. It.atImeat. will miss you • dlpg treasure and boy chaslq c1rl throulb • Jerlea of hilarloua win Penhor wo o d . G, Toledo, ADDITIONAL TRYOUTS for eoIIl)BA'Gtions._11.. _ • Ohio • and. . Michael Sproston' . Gt.·············. a •• • • • "GO WHERE THE DUCKS ARE" According to Arnott, the endinI of the play h.d beea loet, and Ced. r Rapids. are accoroparusts. : MAIL EARLY W1TII be wroe. the finallC:enes for hia yenion of the play. Ad n Scene I of "The Mar- • CHRISTII'IP IPftU.. THE SPOILERS in the Green Room of the "Th.t is not as difficult as It 1OUIIIIs." Amott aald. "for the ri.,e of Figaro" by Mozart will : A4l ••..-r. University Theatre play lives very good Indic.tioaa 01 how It ahould end." open the performance. In this • HI ADDID th.t the pllY ..as dOIle during the Renaluanc:t. lC:ene • countess .and her maid . BJi" ., ..- Saturday Afternoon Session to and • r.ther lengthy ending ..as written for it then. bemoan the cOW!t s af- : UII MONDAY and TUESDAY - 7 11 p.m. ~ayward ~ NHdatI - • Men, .. WtmIII, 1m.. "Mine is much shorter" he aald. r~ODI . A~pearJng m the sc:ene • _ levaral • • WIll be Miriam Stewart, G, SlOW( • ...r The play will be performed without Intermllllion. City. Sandra Fox. AS, Davenport, : CRRISTXAS ~ 2:00 p.m. to 1111 Arnott is director, ualsted by Charlotte Diffendale. G. OtelO. Alan Peters. G. Des Moines. Rod . • N.Y. ney Walker, G, Iowa City ,and ••••••••••••••••••• MIMIIRS O)lt the Cllt are Mark Zola. G. M.ttapan, M.... Mary Ellen Hart, a (ormer stu- : USE (Houaehold god); Del Lubkeman. G. Odeaaa. Tex. (Euclio. the dent. , YOlLJNKERS miser): Jo Anne Belan,ef. AI. Oak Part. m. (Staphyl.): Weldom The finale from Act 1 of "Die : CHRISTMAS SEALS "SaWfactiDr6 AlWCIJI- Durham, G, Tyrone, Okla. (Me,adorua); Sharon Foley, AS. Chi· Fledermaus," will follow. In this , ClIO (Eunoml.); Ron MuUord. G, low. Falla (PythodiCUl ); Bill lC:ene Rosalinda's former suitor ' (",~~~'='~"'lO~~'-"""'" JCanter. A4 . Highl.nd Park, Ill. (eoolrio); Jim C.. t~l . AJ, Le iI mistaken (or her husband and : +. : : " Man (Anthru): Nick Meyer, AJ, New York City (St.robillll); Pit taken 10 j.iI. f.or insulting a gov· : ~: 11"":'-li"'--l" Jordan. Al. Cedar Falla (Lyc:on1dal. emment offiCial. , ::. g GEORGE'S Gary Goldstein, A2. HI,bland Park, m. and Bob Rhode., A4 . Concluding the performance will ' • 1A Gr.nd will pia, two Ilavea and Susan Rex. A3 LetU. IIId be four scenes from Nicolai's : FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS : Jean Bail~y A2 Iowa City danc:~, ..I-is. • ''The Merry Wives of Windsor." , Ind Other "HplrltIrJ DIIIIIII • GOURMET David Olson" G low. City, is theau set deallller. Tlc ke'.... are no t requU'' ed f or ••••••••••••••••••••• • • \ .' • • the performance. II now open The play will be performed It I p.m. 011 Dec. 2, 3. 4, 8, 7. 9, 10 liiiiiiiii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii and 11 .t the University Theatre. • for carry-out and delivery of 4 Enter Pleas On'OMVls Pizza - SpagheHi - Salads Grecian Coli Prench Knot Four are. men appeared In B.ker or K.dlec for I 8O-day PIZZA Sandwiches - Broasted Chicken diatrJct court Friday to enler peJriod. P Boh ok 19 f h f obo . ne amp, , 0 at 830 Fint Avenue -Iowa City pealI on l eparaIe c .rga 0 opo 1157 E. Court St .• and D.vid P. ALL COMBINATIONS R & moflving Swilch ,raUn, a motor vehicle while in- Gibson. 21, Weat Branch. entered (J.l block north of Towner.st) wllc.ted (oMVIJ. Two pleided pleas of not guilty. STOP IN and Enjoy Your Favorite Variety­ a custom-blended chignon for you aloM lUiIly and were fined $300 .nd A filth man, Boyd C. Hope, 39. of 126 N. Gilbert St.. Ippeared PHONE 338-7801 coats. Twn pleaded not guilty In court on an OMVI. third of. Or Call In for Carry-Out Servie. IJId their casea are scheduled for fenle and requested time to enter Just a few more days 17.98 IIIla term of court. I pie.. He .... ,ranted until I Served Until 11:30 p.m. - Phone 337-5314 You'll adore a Livln,SwJtch because It offen you endle.. WIYI Pleading guilty were Robert P . a.m. Wednesday. .. Wt will have our dining room to wear your halr ••• to change your styling completely I It'. Baker, 21, of Burlington. and -__:_=-======_ 10 easy to care for • • • wash it (like fine l1bIeriel Met I Thomas L. Kadlec, 49, of 939 Maiden Lane. Presidln, Judge open ••• watch for announcement year. It's made of a revolutionary new fiber with more body Clair Hamilton ordered that no The Airliner ••. more luster ... more density. Have your chllDOD blend­ new licenses be Issued to either Open Sunday ed In minutes with any coloring • •• any Ihadinil AMI Ivtry Ivltlln, 22 S. Cl inton University Th eatre Presents R&M living Wigs . 89.98 Wiglets. 29.95 Fast Drive ll A special representative will b. hare Monday, Nov. • STRAND LAST DAY • 8th, to a uisl you In your •• Iectlon. Nets $287 "'Th. Tencl.r Crvlt'" liThe Pot of Gold PIZZA JACK LEMMON - VIRNA LlSI IN -MIllInary WI, ..1._ ChMr.l c.mpu, cIonatlen, III AI .. Shrimp, Sta.k, Tllurlll.y'. F.1t )It., )It,....,.. Chlckln, 1,.,hattI a Roman Comedy IIr'" tet.laII $211.11. TIll' _ )ltRIl DILIVIItY by PLAUTUS ... nat Inclulle pi...... far _atieft. from ttrWItIe. ., DOORS Nightly except tr...... ltl... It ,1nc11Hlaa enl, til-. cIonafl.." rac.lvatI at ttta O"IN Sunday at callectlotl tabl .. en c.mpus. 1111 The Unlv."1ty .. r...... ef 8:00 P.M. the Student Non·vlolent C~ .. NOW-ENDS. WED. natl", Committee (SNCC) .,.. Starts • Tomorrow· tored the IIrln. Itvdent aMI • • • • Dec. 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, faculty mamN" we,.. ••aII .. ACAD EMY AWAR D WI NNING ,In up ttta prlca ., .n .vltll", 9, 10, 11, IM.I to .upport the civil .... htl .SHIBBOLETH ' .... r.m In Helly Sprint., at the University M... . 1Il1flllll1l_1I1_",," ,mIG. - .. LUS (O.ffIT - Theatre ~ ~ WSUI ALL-NEW TECHNICOLOR~ M ~HAUS NAV'I " Tlcketa Iva1lable Mond.y, SHITIEIEII I",UItDAY, NOVIMIlIt 2t, ,,.. Novtmber Z2. It the AM J~~~ S AIR FORCE . :110 New. IMU Eat Lobby ' :15 Iowa City Jlaport . :30 U.N . Scope . :45 London Echo General Aclm iu ion ... $1 .50 ' :110 The MII.lcai Dance At ' :55 Ne .... Studantl .• _ .... fREE with 1.0 . •~oo CUK 12:00 No .... DANCE·MOR 12:15 MUlie for a ..turd., Swlth.r, lewa AItemoon ' :00 Football P...,vle... US Football - U of 1 no Nortll Where the young genera­ Carolln. Sta/o 1:15 Poot·l . me party tion dances every Saturday 1:45 SportlUma INGLERT LAST DAY RICK NELSON IN S:OO Evenln, Concert night. S:OO MUllo {or a S.turd." NI.ht ' :4& Now. "LOVE AND KISSES" In Color 10:00 SIGN OPT Thil Saturday, KSUI November 20 MONDAY, NDVIMln tt,,'" THE 7:53 MOtart - SYlIIlhony No. 13 STARTS III B·nat, K , II COUNTDOWNS ' :38 Mozart - VlollII Concerto SUNDAY • TOMORROW. No. 1 III B·nat. K. 201 ADM. SU' .. IR PERSON Call for Raaarvatlent .HOWS - 1:»1:21 - 1:2007 :11 - ' :10 GI J-2U2 ., GI J-HlI He a4rn1tt.nce Ie ...... not SHE IS RODRICO'S ...... up.N.t_I...... Pizza House DANGERI Now Open OPENS SATURDAY SHOWING FOR FOUR DAYS ONLY! Dial a Plua 6119 "'~~~~~!-I!~~. 'IATURES DAILY AT 1:30 - l:2S • 5:20 • 7:11 • ':11 351-2227 r.st - Free delivery West of the river Dlnln,lt_ MOST DEVISTITlti. " .. 'a,lIl111 • Shrlmpt • Steak, • Chlcbn • s,.. hIttI IN. 5th ST. - CORALVILLI Naxt ta the W...., WhaaI SOCIAL SATIRIST '

SO THEY TOOK AWAY TONIGHTI HIS DOUBLE ZEROI OF OUI TIME! The reprise :." INFERNOS IttCO/f()$ :.a.;. AT THE TO PLAY 4 PLAY AllAIN HAWK Hlp.y'W... III GO-QO·QIILS w..,- "That was the year thtzt was- Mon., Tu ..., WH. Nil"" ALSO H.ve your '.verlft Iller HARMONY HALL P... 4-TH. DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City. la ..-Iat., No.,. 21, 1~ The Week When Winter Arrived

JERRY BURNS watch.d hi. I... prlctlc... football coach for low ... the Bill Ten lint Hawk.y •• prepared to do battl. with North C.rolina St.t•. Board In Control of Athl.tlcs Tuesday. BASKETBALL SEASON bagln FridlY ••nd f.na who bemo .... ed the poor Iowa footb.1I ....on. found solaco In watchl", the YBraIty lick the f.... hman t ..m 102·49 In the annual Intr •• squ.d lame. -Photo by Mlk. Toner

GEORGE'S Iowa City Area Cadets GOURMET Will,lnspect . IS now open Air Squadron The Billy Mitchell Squadron ot i for carry-out and delivery of Arnold Air Society will be in­ spected today by a team from the Area F-2 Headquarters in Pizza - SpagheHi - Salads Iowa City. The inspection team is made up of cadets on the area W_""". Sandwiches - Broasted Chicken start. PROTEST MARCH UNION The inspection will determine Per SOD S seeking information Tryouts for "Go Where the I Union Board at 830 First Avenue - Iowa City how the Billy Mitchell Squadron about transportation to the March Ducks Are" an original one-act movie "Barrabas" at compares to the other squadrons (Yl block north of Towncrest) on Washington being conducted to pI.ay by Ted Perry, G. Iowa City. 9 p.m. today and in the area, which includes Ne­ will be from 7 to 11 p.m. Monday . " Iiraska. Iowa. Dlinois. and Wis­ protest the war in Vi et Nam and Tu~day in the Green Room U~lOn Illlnols . ROO~. PHONE 338-7801 consin. should contact Paul Clark at 338· of the Uiliversity Theatre. pr1ce for the film 1S 25 The squadron receiving the 6992. The march is scheduled for Nov. 26-28. The cast includes six men, four • Just a few more days highest rating wlil be named top women, and a larae number of squadron in the area and will be • • extras. Participants in Sponsored by Student Senate able to compete for top squadron ART fiLM and we will have our dining room in the nation. The Art Guild will show a short ~ddison Powell, visiting lec- Bowl at 4 p.m. turer, New York City, will direct Union Indiana Room The squadron will be evaluated film , "The City; Cars are Peo­ open • • • watch for announcement Full Cost $299.00 pIe," by Lewis Mumford at 8 the play scheduled for production Eta Sigma vs. Alpha on personal Observation , manage· Jan. 19 through 22 at the Studio Lambda Chi Alpha ment efficiency, effectiveness p.m. Tuesday in the Art Building and economy of operation and auditorium. The film is based on Theatre. Alpha Theta, AJpha A Savings of $212.00 Mumford 's book "The City in compliance with the laws 8l)d • •• vs. Alpha Delta Pi regulations of the Arnold Air History." Tbere is no admission ALPHA KAPPA PSI INITIATES Phi Kappa Psi No. 2 charge. Xi ITINERARY Society. The Alpha chapter of Alpha for Information Cont.ct: Squadron Commander is Col. • • • Kappa Psi business fraternity Wellman House. WAIT l1LL ElI_.-.-.. __. __ ._ Larry Bailey, A4. Peoria, IU. TRAVELOGUE will initiate its pledges Sunday + . L.av.: Jun. 16 STUDENT SENATE OF. The Iowa Mountaineers Travel- in the Union Ballroom. Pledges 5DS THEY SPY N.w York. London FICE IN THE UNION SOVIET LEADER ILL- o g u e, "Incredible California," should be present by 10:30 a.m., A special meeting YOU INTHtS! MOSCOW t.fI - Marshal Georgi will be shown at 2:30 p.m. Sun- and active members should be in for a Democratic R.turn: August 14 K. Zhukov. 68, former Soviet De­ day in Macbride Auditorium. Ad· the ballroom by 11 a.m. A dinner held today at 10 a. OR CALL 353-5461 Paris. N.w York fense minister. suffered a mild mission is by season ticket. Sin- for all members at the Carousel byREVERE heart attack recently, well-in­ gle admission tickets will also be Restaurant in Coralville will fol- Union Norlhwestern formed sources reported Friday. available at the door. low the initiation. •

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COLLEGE .cros. from Coli ... St. • P.rkl", Lot THANKSGIVING Eastern Iowa's Tape Recorder lIeadquarterl Gamma Delta, dent group, will EWERS MEN/S STORE One Hour Cleaners gl ving dinner at 5 at St. Paul!& ·10 South Dubuque Str.. t Dial 338 4446 4D4 E. Jof(erl\on cost 50 cents. A follow. nt. DAILY IOWAa-I ... CItY...... ,•• , 'MS-P.... ~lIer Pleased With Varsity Iowa Goes Against Wolves By JO"N CLOYED Duke 73, and Florida State 53. Gary Simpson will be the start· Wilder, Leo MlIIer ad John Ni· Aulst.nt s,ertl Edlt.r Defense iJ the WoHpack 's arone· ing funbad:, a job he held don land will be mating their last. al>- .• _..... The lowl Hawke)'es have been eat II1lL last season and the tint part of pear8JlCe on the Iowa offense. All ~~coaISa~chty-4 Ra1:pkh' -::PU ner~~Framl ~~etheir lead~. minutesF~~~h later witb a trying to keep the wolf away Iowa', defeUJe is allo strong, IhiJ season. Farly LewiJ Il'ill start are leniors. lIight putting down the fresh- 10 point scoring spree. in which from the door all leSson, but to- altbough it may have to be provo at the left half spot, lor the lee- • Miller. Dave Loag, Bill Briggs, 102-49 in the annllal season Pervall first scored a layup. was day they tangle with a wbole ed to the visitors afler it gave ond time this season. Bill Restelli, Terry Ferry. and Al followed by a hook and tip-in by pack. up 38 points to Ohio Slate and :IS Karl Noonan is listed at his old Randolph are the defensive start· the game Miller praised George Peeples. another tip-in by The North Carolina St.ate WoU· to Michigan Slate In the last two nanker post, indicafu\g a return en wbo will pla, their last. starters and emphasized Gerry Jones. and a layup by Pee· pack will make its first attempt games. to the Hawu' Ilandard offense Other lettermen who will play the reserves on the varsity pies. This made the score 16-7 to beat. a Big Ten football team Both te8Il\l have place kickers after experimenting with the 110 more lor Iowa are Jim had a long way to go be­ and the varsit.y was under no today at 1:30 at Iowa Stadium. who could decide the game if the wing·T. Cmejrek, Rick Hl.'ndryx, Mickey they would move a starter pressure at all after that. mov· The Wolfpack and the Hawu defenses Uve up to their reput.· Snook. Noonan, Simpson. CUU MOMI and Butch Ryan. his position. ing to a 39·13 lead before being are almost. opposites. After win, lions. look better than a year replaced by the reserves at the niDi the Atlantic Coast Confer· Harold Deten hal kicked leven they should," be said. same time the Creshmen were re­ ence two years running, North field goals Cor North Carolina tbl. ~"v,·v.. had a year to learn placed by the junior varsity to Caro lina was supposed to be year, one for 41 yards against U-High Edges Durant; experience. The young· finish the half. down this year. They started Ie- Florida Stale for a ~ victory looted like we did a year Shooling .511 from the field the cording to the script, lolinl four J.ut week. first half. the varsity went to oC the first five games. . Bob AndersOll leads the Hawks starters looked pretty the locker room with a 47·28 lead. But since then the Wolves hive in scoring with 26 points on eight Regina Over LaSalle capitalized on the The freshmen and junior varsity aUowed only one louchdown in eXtra points and aix field goa15. created and kept squads were forced to take most foor games for a s-4 record. He could probably have scored Both University mgh and Iowa 25 Intermission advantage. defense pretty much intact," of tbeir sbots from the outsJde Iowa . on the other hand, was many more points If the offense City Regina pulled oul victorie. Durant won the J unior Var­ aaid. against the tough varsity defense picked for grand things. and had gotlen him close enough 10 Friday night. lity clash, 44-2'7. reserves are not nearly and were able to score only 10 everyone knows the rest of the the goal po ts ror a try. Steve Koch's basket with five Regi na downed Cedar Rapida same class rigbt now as field goals first baH. story. The orfense has been reshuCfied seconds remaining gave Univer­ La Salle 61·5:; at flequarterback after givine carl Hickerson lCOI"ed 17 points grabbed 14 rebounda ill North Carolina has given up up 111. Itartlni role for two l8J11es in the victory, and received as· pme. a player can hold up on points without being scored on. only 186 yardJ rushiJIg in Ita Jut becaUM o{ hi, father', death and alstance {rom Steve Gillierich', Rick Hayes led LaSalle with 1J he won·t play orfense," Four men reached double fig· three pmes. Vireinia lot 60 , an ann injury. 14. University High held a %7 to points. went on. "The offense will ures for the varsity. They were take care of itself. Most oC the Peeples with 24, Pervall with 18, shots we got tonight were created Jones with 17, and Breedlove by the defense." with 12. Peeples and Jones shot Miller was asked about Huston percentages oC .800 and .720 from Daily Iowan Want Ads Breedlove and Ben McGilrner, the field. Eleven members of the two tall sophomores that saw a var ity team scored in the coo· I I lot of action. lest. N;ING ~~vlcl APPROVED ROOMS ROOMS FOR RENT "They have fine potential. Leading scorers for the fresh· '!'bey're crowd pleasers because men and junior varsity squads EXPERIENCED SECRETARIES wlU COllrORTAlILE SINGLE BOOM, lIEN. La.... oI"e. I'OOm. Cookln, Ihey've got a lot oC busUe and were Mike Wymore and Chris ~ Advertising Rates do 1'11.111' and e<\IUn,. R~uonabl. IUle ltu6tll!. LIne... flU'lllabad. l.ctIIUeL 103 on BallloD. 338- ~"I H.vle• . Call 337.7~U or 331~ . 11·14 IOt5 11·27 &ood speed, but they have a lot Philips with 10 and 9 points re- CHRIS PERVALL lay. a eliot '" ..aln .. the Frethma" Frld• ., Th,... DaYI ...... 15c a Word ev.olll,L 11·2 WANTED 2nd Gm~ room. approv· GMDUATE AlENeu"IU'. doubl. of basketball to learn. They cost spectively. "Ight. P.rvan K.rN 1. pointl In the .a",• • TM Vlr.lty won She Day...... ltc • Won! TYPING SJ:RVlCl!; - TbIH" book .d. Pre for oWin upper ct .... I'OOM. 530 N . 1011. Cooltln13 "'port., Dial 3SI-4I58 U-30AR \IS more points tonight than they 'We won't have any !urprises 102-4 • • Ten D.ys ...... 33c • Won! .ie. man. "7"711, 11·24 331oM87; 337 · ~ JI. acored," he said. {or anyone this year," MiUer OM Month ...... 'Me a Word .liMY NYALL - Eleetrtc IBM tno ~POUBLB ROOM . Mal. .Iudont. SINGLE AND DOUBLE Room - Tom Chapman, reserve guard, said about the coming season .-______Ina ItId m!mao,rIPhln... 133-1 Cookln, "rlvll leL 3U·U53. 12-4 A.aUlbl. De<: . I . Refrl,~rtlor prtv. Minimum Ad 10 Won!. 1l· 18AR 11e,ea. ClolO I". 33I-72M alter 5 p.m. Will also mentioned. 'They know what we're gotng to ELECTRIC TVPEWRlTER. Short ~ II·U pUt .Dd (beteL "7·7772 11 ~ WANTED ROOMS FOR MENSaJiOH \.II Bu r!; "He only need more playing do." CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADS HIU, Cooltln,. a 81 II· time," Miller said. He's not as When asked if he expected Over The Sports Desk On. In ..rt lon a Month . .. $1.3S· iRS. NANCY KRUSE 'lBMiieclriC 11plo, IOrvlc •. 133-~ 11·13RO WANTED - 2 GIRLS 10 thu. S amooth as the starters yet - trouble with any 01 the teams in I Fi... Inl.rtlonl a Month .. S1.IS· room furnlthe6 hOUM with I otller A!tARTMENT FOR RENT of "lowadom." II the people who w::r-NTED - ti!."" e11t. oleelrlc &"Irlt. On bu. 11"0. ImmtdJ.14I )I0Il" be', still thinking out on the the early part of the season, Mil· By STEU BETTERTON T.n In ..rt lonl a Month .. $I.OS· Iy"",rltor. 137· 1l-l.RC lion. »7·W.. 11013 (Ourt when he should be react· ler said, "There are no sausages Staff Writer crfed fOr Jerry Burl15 hide @al WANTE.D - Lel al 1&,".1 lOCI olh· 2 MALE ROO MATES IIHda4 to oh ... • Rat •• for Each Column Inch or. kpert.n~d, r vW.. 338- WANTED - PORTABLK record "I.¥ • Ipl. fC4).00. 351-3111. 11·20 Ing." on our schedule that I know of. Jerry Burns bowa out as lows's down and asked themselves what or In , ood eODdlUon . ~ . . ~~. ll·toRC 1l.J. CHRIS PERVALL scored two We intend to get as tough a football coach Saturd.y after· kind of man they would want ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER, ThUM. quick field goals ill the opening schedule in December as we noon in a glme which must have Phone 331-4191 and thort p.pe.... Dial 33703M3 MOilLE HOMES teCOnd. to set the pace for the can." been arranged by fate. their sons to play for in tbe jun· In ..rtlon d.-dUn. _ .. My llAllY V. BURNS: ~tnf, mlm.... HELP WANTED-MALI I~;;;;..;.;;..;.;;;..;;;;;...:;.;.;.;.;..~.,;;;.~;;;;;.".--="""'------I Alter blWing the wolves for gJe of college {ootball, the an· ,raphlnl. NoW'l pub c. 400 Iowa 1... . x41 NEW MOON Trtll~r . Good prtc:.ding publication. Statal Sank. Dill 337·2e56 I "7RC condition. PricI ndue.cI. ~2015 W AtTRESS or WAITER part limo. .Ilar 5:00 p. .... 12-1 five years in a losing cause, It swer would be Jerry Burns. TVl'ING. THESES. thort p.pe... . e,e .. Alto dlIhwatlltr Ind deUvory C.nc.llatlons mUll be rHew..t 331·7988. 11·23 F00 tb a II Odd 5 & En d5 isirooic that Burns' final game Despite the complete break· by _ before publk.. ..., . m.D. PIna Pal.ce. U ·ll shOUld be against the North Caro- down of the Iowa football team, TYPING WANTED. Call bolore 11 ,00 WHO DOES IT? lina State Wollpack. noon. 331-7'117. 110- 11 Iy GEORGE KAMPLING during the year was til Ohio 'FOR IBM TYPING that loo!!.! Ute HEL!t WANTED IlAYRACI: lUDU ..,u.., Dial S31. Staff Writer State, 38·28, while !be leam's It Is even more IronJc that Jerry Burns refused to lay one prlnUD, CALL JON ON S37·5191. 7407 11·20 1\·20 The last weekend of Hawkeye tie was a 13-13 deadlock against North Carolina State c.me on bit of critiCism on the players. PROOTR!A!)!!\ needed by Th, D.11y D1APEim-UNTAL SERVICE- by lOST AND FOUND TVl'ING SERVICE. TheM•• I4Irm " •. low.n for Tbun6ay nl,hll. In· New Proe.u Laundr)'. 113 S. Du· football is upon us, and it is the Air Force Academy in the the schedule this year for the He accept d complete rc&pon· ""r., book report.. Exper1ented. quIre Ibout delln" In 201 COMmu· buque Pilon. 837·9Ma 1l·22AR ~7 . 12.23RC hle.Uon C.ntor, M .... Ruby. TfN greeted In many ways by dif· second game of the campai,n. first time as a 8ubltltute [or sibUity {or a sphere or activ it:! FOUND - GraJ.()rah,. IIl11en , 1R~ING. - .tad•• ~" .nd ,Ir" ferent people. The players wish Forest Evashevski, now Hawkeye Notre Dame. Certainly there North Clinton. I·U1NI. 11 ·20 lOll Roeb.ltar - -282~ STIJl)ENTI, Men .nd WOMen e.rn 1l·2eAll there were a game or two left Athletic Director. coached both mu t be something called fate. which extends far bf!yond the AUTOS, CYCLES FOR SALE "n e•• e u 01 n .40 per bour. Work l$.Thf~to ~~~~~ n"1nr.?r.lin7 · 10 to 13 hOUri per weak ••• p.rt.- ISTEREO AND RADIO 1le~1r . SaUa- •s do many lans, however many the 1956 and 1958 tearns • Fate or no fate, one lhing is Iowa stadium, and be has ae· to .p~hen llon Of blad< Itta . be~ 1165 DODGE DART VA. tand.rd tim. Funer Dealer. ror I11tervlew racllon \Uo.rllltMt. P on. 838- fans blU e..... I II Joe', PI.ce Wed., Nov. TIel all4lr :00 1W are happy there is an end to • • • elear - Jerry Burns di . cepted the Cate of the breakdown 17. Contlel DIn al Joe',. ITIlnaml lon , burl unC»O. Tom Htr· C.II 337-37 ... 12.2 the dismal season quickly fading Everyone keeps meaning about tinguished him eIC as a man with of this .phere. m.n S~ I -33 72. 11·23 ELECTRlC SHAVER Rep.lr. 24-hour lueG- raRD GALAXI1'!, new break., ..rvl ... ".yer" IIvber ShOP. 'lI'ay, and coach Jerry Burns how the Hawkeyes have been a lot of character and integrity The que tJon of ·.ll'rry Burns' CHilD CARE lhoek •. ww·tlr , murner. lune.ur; T. rrlhlry lvall.bI. for .xcl"" I2-6RC probably wishes it were all a taking it on the chin all season, in a touchy situation. ability as a coach will always be VI auloml Uc. "1.. 170 11· TUTORING - MATH throu~b CAY, nightmare. 38·0 against Ohio State; 35-1l There can be no questJon about a good topic when Iowa football BABY SITTING m)' hom. - anY lueG' FORD FALCON 4-dOOr, rodlo, Ii... ul" ...nc" for Church CULUft .1.m.nlU7 .tau. c• . Ca ll in only six previous seasons against Michigan State; and in time. Fl nkblne ar.1 .338"718. 1\.2.5 low mlleu " aUlomlUc trlnJ1l1I .. J.net! .83Oe 12·1 0 Burns' flrioe. There are certain fana gather. Since mo. t people lion. 338-71 1I·24 Fumllure In Iowa . SemI .... have the Hawkeyes played ten or previous seasons as the before· WILL BABV.sIT ~ 1I0mo - PlUM TUTORING - En{Uth COmS051t10n rules in the game of coaching don 't know very much aoout foot· Grov ...e • . 338-4 07. 12-4 JlHIO EN GL.~~H FORD - n~e d . 10m. - fr,radu.11 wor thop .tu enl - more games. mentioned 83·21 loss to Ohio State repllr. M.ke ofr~r . 23 13 Friend., urn. to : Mlch ••1 J. '"nty, JCIt, 1-ISII3, 341-3011 .uly. lite. which are under.tood by all . The ball, the arguments will have 12·" Joh n G. Chalmers coached the in 1950 ; 34·7 against Wisconsin first rule is wI n, and the penalty about a. much relevance a9 a ~ I ~ 11 -23 MISC . FOR SALE FOR SALE: 1960 BMW AutOMobile. Manitowoc Church F"mlture (oll'a team for three jears, 1903 in 1951; and so on down the line. lor failure Is clear, dl!cuuion on the weather. ~ooo mll u ; on. own.. Call 3311- Dr, A, P. FANKHAUSER through 1905, and had a 24·8 rec· I wonder if anyone remembers W" TVI , I 110 MlIoeuJI,., bl", n!;' I . 12" Cornl'I"", 1'. O. "X ru, WI"" However, the circum tances However, the question of Jerry .338-8713. 11· ord. Iowa finished with a 9·2 some of the games in which the stroUer 19~ rORO WAGON V", , t.ndlrd Your Chiropractor marie in 1903, 7-4 in 1904, and 8·2 Hawkeyes dished it out to others. under which BurlUl lost his job Burns as an individn21 should COUNTRy hfESH EGGS. i'hn. d01' , hUt, I new anow II rea thaln .. kith., Wllconsln. 111 Ealt Burlington would have tried ally man. He never be open to arj(1 lmcnt. He en A l.r,1 '1.19. Jobn'. GroeeI"Y. Pre lone, radio, etc. Exce ll en! eODdJ· Dial 3384507 10 1105. Games like the 92'() win over Coe tol E. Market. 12· 1 tlon - Joe: lSI· 11M, lS101010 ...If! In 1905 the Hawkeyes scored in 1908; 95-0 over Iowa Teachers comes away from this with his has given Iowa five V~ :l rs of his Ille. 12· "Wh.re poopl ... 10 g. t w.II ," ADMIRAL C4?!iS01.& TV. Good con· Dally HOUri: 'tell a.m.·2 t, S 1m points against their opponents in 1914 ; 56-0 over Purdue in 1922 ; head high, nO complaints. and a life for nothing but misery . Yet dlUon . .»8-SHO. 11·20 1165 PEUGEOT. E.~e1I.nl CondItion lot of reapeel because be rclusc-d he leaves as a winner, because oC J[~DIE "A~! el....,. boby on - it,OOO mUa •. On. owo.r. WUI OVERSEAS ."'7 .. , p.m. 86. However these 86 points came 35·9 over Indiana in 1949; 48-8 )lour b.ck. 337-5340 l!ler $;00 p.m.. oeU . ,.uoD.bly. Cau alter ' :00 J;m. in three games, as Iowa was over Notre Dame in 1956 ; 42-0 to quit. his qualities a a man. 12." 337·5845. 2·11 11161 VW Sunroo(, r.dlo, w.w, driven blanked by two loos ,Chicago over Northwestern in 1960 ; 70-14 He refused to quit on a fool. Jowa does nol have to rcel S T RET C H YOUR BUDGET WIth 38,000 mUe., red ulertor, wh it. In- EMPLOYMENT MaNlY LOANED and Mi n n e sot a • The season over Utah State in 1957 ; or the ball team which coul d not have sorry for Jerry Burns: leaving lon,·" ea rln, ReallUk ho •• for men and women In ~u1.r colora lnehld· terlot. car .nd bOg{ In ueeUent eon· Diamonds, Camer ... Gun., opened with a 27·0 win over Coo, 47·15 win over Wisconsin in 1961. given him more than a very rew is probably the best thing that inJ wbite. Call 7 · ~ .Iler a dlUon . Call 137·57 . II·U 12-17 I ~RD-V8 autoM l llc Irana- All traclo.·tNCk drlv.r hi .....1· Typewrlt ..., Watch •• which was follOwed by a 40'() win • • • happy moments. Every man ever bappened to him, and he mIllion - ,o04 condition. 2S0 Lug ..... MUIlcai Inslrum.ntl over Monmouth. Chicago then seeks rewards In his chosen wlll have no problems with em· STRO~~R. 'i¥. S_EAT' MHJ,"!1: • Kt tnglneerl. Africi. Eurepe, The North Carolina State Wolf· Iinoou. chUd 10YI. Call before 111 N, V.n Buren. t1·20 HOCK·EY. LOAN beat the Hawks 42·0. and Minne· pack will not be the easy pick· field; where did Jerry Burns reo ployment or success in the lu· 12:00 noon. 338-7727 . 11·20 1.5. CHEVROLJo:T V8 Automatic 4 All.. Sovth Plclflc, Atl.ntlc. IOta blanked them almost as bad, ings many people think. Their ceive his? Yet when the Board ture. PIlILCO CABINET TV - leod con· c100r X.coUIDI th.pe. CaU 351 ·2217 ..I.h .alary 1.11., ,.ld tr.... I, Dlllm... m I dillon. 338-2.519. 12·18 alter 4 p.m. 12·20 ~ . delense has now held the op!>O'i· In Control gave him the optioo II there Is any sorrow to be houlln •• toed, mal., femll. TWO NEARLV .~. '"!O/.MO·n The Iowa squad then got busy tion scoreless in 13 straight quart· of resigning he politely declined. felt it should be for the Iowa Inow Tlre~ one n,w '7.7"13 ltre. tver 11. and beat Iowa Teachers 41·5, and ColUmbia po abl • • tbeo. "103041 IGNITION ers. Maryland scored on a 77· There is a par.dox: here for all • football program. 11 ·20 CABURETORS : ~ . sbut out the rest of their oppon· yard touchdown pass in the third GENERATORS STARTERS Ii .- 2 GOOD USED 5.2Oxt' Goodyear OEl8 23190 ranels amtt ents as they scored 45 against quarter, but lost the ga me 29-7. anow tireL 1211 Roehe.ter. 3311- Brllli & Slratton Motors lox Grinnell, 72 against Des Moines, ~ince then tbey have beaten '315. • tI·24 PHOTOGRAPHER 44 against Drake, just 8 over SKIEl\S "'OR~~D M. lIl re' PYRAMID SERVICES Writ. BOll 17l, Dail., Iowa", Virginia, 12-0, Duke, 2t·O, and lease bIndIng .....d one ye.r. Al so Oakland !tarle, Fla" 33307 10ll'a State, and finished with a Florida State, S'(). Th e Wolfpack RO)lal I)'pewrtle~ . 338 · '~ 7 3 alter 8;30 '21 S. Dubuqu. 01.1 337-5723 lew. City, Iowa 11~ win over St. Loui!. yielded only 186 yards rushing in p.m. 11 ·2-' _. I - Dr. Eddie Anderson coached the las t three ga mes. MOOSE by lob W.b.,- the 1942 squad to a 6-4 mark. This • • • team defeated Washington Uoi· This will be th e fi rst Big Ten TI-IAT WAi OF encounter for North Carolina WICE Yeraity, Nebraska. Camp Grant, THIM TO GIVE US A Indiana, Purdue and Wisconsin State. Their last midwest invasion WAIiNI NG while losing to Great Lakes, Min· was in the middle of the 1962 sea· nesota, Michigan and Illinois. son when the WoUpack lost in The Rose Bowl team of 1956 the last two minutes to Nebraska. had a 9-1 record, losing only to 19-14. M.ichiJan, 17·14. In the second • • • game of the season, the Hawks My th anks to Head coach Jerry deleated Oregon State 14·13, then Burns for his co-operation the beat the same tea m 35-19 in th e past ri ve years. Jerry, it's been Rose Bowl on January 1st. real nice working with you, and In 1958 the team finished with the best of everything to you and an 8-1-1 mark and also was the your famil y. al ways. Best 01 luck Rose Bowl champion, defeating also to the rest oC the members California 38·12. The onl y loss of your staff.

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