.. .,. WMT To Telecast 'H'Bwk-Nmtre Da,me Game' NCAA Says , ..... fair Other Areas ....,,~ ..... of II ... aD upeded lalrh In Remain Out at owan &lie St'1. • Telecasting of the Iowa-Notre fit. 1868 - AP leosed Wire. Wirephoto - Five Cents lowo City. lowo. Friday. November 18, 1955 Dame tootbaLl game over station WMT-TV, Channel 2, Cedar Rapids, has been cieflnitely given the green light, William Quarton, jenera I manager ot WMT-TV, aid Thursday nh(ht. He sard that telecast arrangc­ .. ! ments have been workcd out ror broadcasting on this station, but .. he said he stiJI hopes that the National Collegiate Athletic As­ r es om sociation (NCAA) will' relax i\8 , rules and allow other CBS sta­ tions in Iowa to carry the game. I •• ft The program wl11 be sponsored Why Ruin Chairs? AE(· Member by the Amana Refrl&eratlon Company, Quarton added, start­ Other. AEC inJ at I p.m. Sex Attack Stories Rul~ PeLitioned Tells) , 'Atomic Several groups have petitioned Membe.rs Are the NCAA to rcla~ their rule that only a loca l station, covering thc Against Idea nell nel the participating col­ False, S,ay Officials 'Suri1mit' Plan lege, ca telecast the game. WASHINGTC»I (AI) - rour torEW YORK (/PI - AEC Com­ Quarton, the Amana, corpora­ By STU 1I01'KINS , ------.---- members of the. Atomic EnerlY tion, SUI Athlet1t' Director Paul mluloner Theinl E. MurrllY A number of rumors concern- , any warning. IIbout coeds Itoln,' teT dark:' abe said. "That Is only Com.milslon 'Ihun'dtIy nl;ht proposed Thur.dqv ni,ht thllt t.h" Brechler. pnd Gov. Leo Hoegh Ing supposed assaults on SUI out at night. common aelUe." have all asked that WMT-TV be tumed thum.bF do""", Dn I pro­ t11'1H!=d State explode an H­ allowed to teed the game to telc­ coeds within the past three Pollee a.porll Few A Dally 10'l\.'an urvey of all posal for a trtat warld ClOnciave bomb before the ores of world week~ vision sta~ions in Des Moines, have been termed un- "Reports of lareo numbers of women's housini units broultbt It Enlwetok Atoll to witneJS an leadera as ". declsl'8t1on or Am­ Mason City and Sioux City. founded by poliee and SUI ot!J- molestation Incldcnts since SUI definite deniBb of overal ot the erle.n power" and to spur th cia Is. classe began thIs fall ar not recently rumored lnddcnts. explOlllon of a "ant hydrol:eG quest tor peace. All of these requests for an bomb, substantiated by poll e depart- M ..... A~taoll b ...,. He url:ed thal repre. entativcs Iowa network were turned down Police department records ment rc.cords;' Whitc IIBld. II' by the NCAA. contain only one report of an A prevalent J'\Imor hur,day The fifth .u:C m~m~r. Thom­ Of all n.tlona be ('o1'lVened at Enl­ attack since school beean In Sep- Some accounts or the alleged was tbat a Ilrl lrom tbe Com- as E. "'urray, pr('c. d the dra­ wetok lor "a mee\lnl: lit the The local broadcast was ap­ atorftic Burrlmtt" - a mecllnll to proved sinc!! unCler NCAA rulc! tember. wBVe or scx pUllnsel have the mons dormitory was as aulted matic proposal In - a speech , number of attacks and mol~ta- early Wednesda)" all she cro sed be featured by /I .dl'm()nstraticn the local outlet oI the team play­ Dean or Students Dale L. tlon! since September at 54. the Iowa Memori 1 Union Brid,e Thursda, nitht. blast of a lar,.: hydro; n W\'lllprlll. Ing aWRY from home may present Faunce said Thursday "We have . The other four memberz of the telecast if the game Is a seU­ checked with police on these ru- That tilure did appe r In a on her way to .. 7:30 class. Murray made his proposal In the commLsslon I.~ued a oit te­ out and no other college gamC15 mors and have not been able to story last summer concerning i Both Faunce and Sprinkle .n address ptC'porcd ror the are being played withjn a 90 milc corroborate any of them." man arrested here. He admitted termed this .tory "completely ment rejecting the Murray pro­ Golden Jubilee dinfler of Ford­ to detectivClI that he had been falsc." ham UOlvCfslty' Law School. radius. Worries Unwarranted po.,t. Involved In 54 Instances of ex­ "The only reported caM ot 8 They Indicated a qcUet that. In a talk with a reporter' Buehler's 'Statement He termed the current unusual posure, window peepinC, and at­ girl actually bein, a aulled Instead 01 persuadln: n ussl. to earUer, MlJrra)' aid he w . Brechler niade the ro\lowin ~ amount ot worries among coeds tacks. apeakin, 101' himself and not (or lta\emenl Thursday night aftel since the be,lnninl ot classes oc­ unwarranted. No 8,,"lal WaraiDp curred Nov. I," Sprinkle said, "an ettectlve systt'm" for Btomic the Atomic Enerll' Commission. the NCAA's decision was re­ Police Detective H a r I and Miss Helen Reich, assistant dl- arms controls, it ml,bt spur the OOYCl'nment ipoke:..: men also said reived: "wben a (irl llvinl at CurrieI' Sprinkle said police would "ad- rector of st~dent attairs, said no Hall was aUacked near HlUel Ru!!Slans on to press their atom the pIal) h8!l 'not bfocn adopted a~ "Becalll" th" subJed of thn vocate no more than ordinary special VI·arnln, concerninl House." program. an El.lenhower admlnlltration possibility of televising the Iowa­ precautions on the part ot girls traveling in ,roups have policy. Chalrm.n Lewl:! L. Straus and Notre Dame game throughout the coeds." Ibeen issued by SUI omclals. aeldover Member State ot Io wa has been so prom­ Police Chief Oliver A. While "The girls have always been Sprinkle said the last report Commissioners Willard r. Llbb". of a physIcal '\lack bcfore that Murray 1.1 a holdover m ml)('r inent In the news during the past said police have never issued cautioned not to travel alone af- John Von Newnar.n and Harold rew days, and because the NCAA was in Auiu,st. S. Vance said: of the AEC. havinll been appoint­ ed In 11150 b Plc.sldent Trumnn. has npw delivered publicly i ls A report was received a wcek ago that a man had brokcn into "The recommendation hich Declaring th t "man now hll . final decision denying the request Mr, Mu rr y m.~ as the. major a sorority house and hod ~n the power to put an end to hi s for statewide televising or the theme Qt his address (5 one he pme, H Is impol1ant that the po­ found In a r\rl's room. own hlllt9l1," Murray volct:d re­ Ike Tackles ~udget, has loftl advoea~d .. A number of vet that such'a demonslrntion of ailion of the University's athle tJc Sprinkle Baid of thl. "we have months liO, UtI! comml$sion by department Jlnd the efforts put no evidence the man had in ton­ American trenath and re~·. r"lnt 110f11]al lIetlOlJ reje<;ted Commis­ bad not bech staled before the forth by the D.CP rtment be gen­ lions of moleatln. any 01 the sioner Murra1'5 motion to' Invite JlI. , U1' 111 ~ting last lIumm r eraU)" kl1P,'wn. - lirls. He fled \VheD cl1Icovered ~ ob3ervtr, amotl.I them "Fover), effnr'& "'811 put forth ·to Highway .Problems by one of ttMl &irb. in SwitzetU'IIt!. Commun1st obsetVetS. 10 wltne secure permission for the statc- GETTYSBURG, Pa. (IP)-An Increasingly chipper Prcsident Ei­ r....,.~ ,1Ot I BEI OFFERED for InformaUo" eonoe~ .... the per- tos of nuclear we.pons. In t~ It It hadj hO sl\ld, thcre ml~ht wide telecast by this department. scnhowcr Thursday whirled throUgh a scrles or conferences thal Other incident!! lllItedon the on .r persona fUlIt,. or sluhln, three cbAln til the ve"''' Pacific. now be "mqre substance to the ~pl rll or 0 nllvB." "We bave ulTed the NCAA to sparked hopes for 8 balanced budlet Bnd a vast new hllhway pro­ pollce files since the start ot the Llbrar)'. Bud Well , Cornell Colle"" sophoftlore frolll £1,... JII., TM commlsalon has never &rant the permission, have been gram. taU term Inc;lude: a girl molest­ Tlwnda), Inspeds the damare done to one 0' the three ebalri. chan,ed lUI ' posltlon on thl, Murray sharply critlclzcd the In contact with stations which Out of ~he conferences came: ed on the strect, Oct. 4; a lirt matter. Mr. Murray's. ptoposal, lO'Vemmenl's polley of erecy on might do the telecast, and have Assurances from Budget Director Rowland HVihes that he ~hlnks molested on the street, Oct. 5, therefore, Is cOntrary to the nuckar maUOl's. even conferred with potential * * * the federal budget can be bal- and an attempted "pick up," Oct. JuSinclair Weeks said that ings. They are now 011 dlspJay in , I ences (ContInued 011 PD"e 5) It had been adv1ied 14 persons blg hydrogen detonatIon in the representing mos. of our col eges . administraUon autborltles are ______1'>___ _ the llbrary. with 8 si,n teUlna were mJssll1l on a mLUtary plane Pacltlc In 1954. and universities. It is an hnor- Any conclusions they may tha( left BurbanJc, Cfson rates will In~ hi (Old Spell that I am dete:-mined to do." rail6re at Geneva to agree on other major conference witb from the vlllate of Khamseh. second floer of the library, two crease either live !.Ir ten cents for day and when i\ cUd Dot a tracer * * * conditions for a unified Ger- Secretary .of State John Foster was placed on It. low. CitY rerorded a high many, achieveing European se- Dulles to analyze the failure -et Hc said he came here Wed­ on the east Ide and one on t'1e the three-minute' period, with nesday and "decided to begin a A few hours later the wreck- temperature of 25 degre~ at 5 Hoeg hTV Reques I curity. disalarmament and for the Big Four foreign ministers wesl. They wert' discovered by some of thom not aItected. RateS ale WI5 reported siabled, p.m. Thursday as moderating figbt against infideb ~ause I one of the library janitors, who I will increase proportionatcly weather moYed Into the state feel tbe Islamic rules are not A rescue ercw was making U.s trom the western plains. beinl properly carried out." reported th~ incident to officials, with addlUonal IJme, William.; The chairs arc lealherelte, way on foot into the hcavily Skies will be fair to partly R~~!~'!~!~~N'_ iF~;;t;;t 5u-,-co_ _ea- d-;~-' ,-, - The Premier was taken to the said. weodcd area. Nellis Bllid. Clloudy today with slightly Iranian Railways Co. Hospital among the most t:xpe/1sivc ones Five CCl'\t increases wlll be In Later, a lieutenant In tbe Nor- warmln, weatber foreeast '10 for treatme~ of a slight wound in the library. By offering the stu ton public inrormation office continue t h r 0 u gh Saturday. at the back of his neck. He was reward. Bentz. spjd thev not only effect for station-to-statlon caUs con[lrmed the crasb and said 14 '1f~s wilf Oe In the 30's. ~~a~~~I~~at~. ~~~cT~:r;~ K·11 d PI ne 'rrash not kept Ion I and. returning to hoped to idenli{y the culprit, ·but lr~ If!wB CIt~ to Washil\ilon, day that NcAA rules "nlake it , I e I no\.. persons were misst~. He said The low Thursday at Iowa hjs office. he telephoned Shah also to prevent furthc.r dama~e Clinton, Davenpcrt, Des MOines, Impossible" to act on his request to library property. l tbe planc was .bound . lor the, City was recorded in the early to permit multipie telecasting of Former SUI student Edwin A. ' Mohammed Reza Pahlevi to say Mwcatine,WateJloo, and other Atomic Ener,y CommJaslon telt morning at 13 degrees. the Iowa-Notre Dame football . he WaJ! "feeling tine." site In Nevada. Kelly, 23, was kJlled Wednes- The shootlnl occurred in the cities and to \IIn ~. Snow fll(rries were reported lame at South Bend, Ind., Satur­ day In an alrcralt accident in same mosque where former Pre­ Namea of tbe milll~ persoD- throUZbout the state Wednesday day. 64 Goinq on .Bus ' They will not be Increased for En,land. He was serving with mier Gen. Ali Razmara was shot sla.tlon-tO-lItatlol\ calls (rom Iowa nel were wlt~ld until rela- mornln, with Iowa Cfty reeeiv­ If th'e NCAA Television Com­ Trip to South Bend tlves were notified. Illi a trace ia the early hours. the U.S. Alrf9rce there. and klUed by a religious fanaUc City to Amana, Cedar R pids, lDfltee were to "authorize release Snow. melted in unprotected of the II'8me In TV areas other Lieutenan\ Kelly received h.\.a in 1951. Sixty-four students have made Dubuqqc, or West Branch. commission throulh AFROTC reservations (or the bus trip to ..reas Thursday and stteets and than South 8end and Cedar The hiktl wlll not apply to out­ Democms sidewalks were a Imost norma J. program at the University. He South Bend, Ind., and the lowa­ Bury.· Rapids, it would constitute a HarshbarOr U.hurt ot-state ca[LI. Cold air, similar to that which breach of commitments and was assillled to Eo,land in lIay r Notre Dame football game Satur- "Tolal co,ts ha, e increased to eame into Iowa 38 hours ago, agreements we have made," as a jet fl,hter-bomber pilot. IT ' k" C h day, Ronald Dowd, Student loyalty Oath Rule bu Btrutk the northeastern NCAA Executive Director Walter Details about the accident are n rue ~ar ras Council trip committe chairman, the point where they cannot be !tates with pie-force winds and 8yen said In . a telegram to not ' yet known, but the Depal1- said Thursday. met throulh operating tll.'O no­ CHJCA GO (.4» - Democ:r~ts snow. Up to five Inches or snow Hoegh. ment ot Defense has notilled bis Prof. H. Clay Harshbarger, Two buses are scheduled to mles. In order 101' the company to mo~ BMltl,y Tbursday t~ uniIy,was reported in weltern New WMT-TV of Cedar Rapids, parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter from SUI Speech Department leave trom the Iowa Memorial assure continUing good and re­ Hlell' forces for next year I elec- ,;york .tate. home station lor SUI, had asked Kelly. 418 S. Summit St. and TV Center, eseaped injury Union at midnight Friday. The liable telC!phone service, the re­ tions. NCAA permJasion to feed the Kelly was born Nov. 28. 1831, wtlen hia ear and an auto trans- buses will return trom South prlcin, is neces:!ary," Williams Tbe party's Nitibnal Commit- ·CONDI'I'ION 8TILL SERIOUS tf'lecast to stations in Dp"" Moinl''s. and attended Iowa City sc:hoob. port collided at th-e InterlieCtion Bend at 6 p.m. Saturday, arriv­ Bald. We unanJmously approved a The condition 01 Harry Hoegh. MUon City, Sioux City, and lie is survived by biB parenti; of Hlebways • and 1411 early ing in Iowa City about 1:30 p.m., He blamed increasing waaea, compl'OmWe let of convention ,.,. brother of Iowa Governor Rock Isla\1d. a brother, Ricllard, Iivin, In Thursday ~ Sunday. - blgh taxes, and increased ·c:<¥U ntJes desllned to bury the "loy- :Ieo A. HoeJh is BtllJ reported as In Dell Mol~es, Robert Dillon. Iowa City: a sis ter, Mrs. Donald Ha1'llbbarger laid hi. ear skid- Students will receive their of equipment, materiali, and ali), oath" controve,ny. , serious by University HOIpitals. leneral manager of KRN'l'-TV Pullen, Helena, Mont.; a nephew, ded on the icy pavement as he tickets to the game as the, IU PpUC/S for the Increase In rate.. The committee rIDed out HI He wal brcKllbt here Monday Who has 10Ulht to b~inl the and several auntl and uncles in rounded a eune on Highway'. board the bus Friday, Dowd said. Wl\1 iams' added that the North­ own ranJu by Matina four mem- ,' from Minneapolil to be treated Pme to IOWIl television viewers, • Lt. Edwin A. Kelly ,rowa City. He was alone at the tim~ The ! The cost or the tickels was la.- western s.n Co. wiU prOVide bert - wlu,"", Obe wtlo wu a 't.y .ped.lilts for an ailment, the said he thinks the NCAA decls­ The ~y will be retunaed to -driver 0' the auto transport IJso eludedln the ,,13.M, reservatJon fur.tMr Illformation about,. rate comproaaiae candidate from Tex- nature of which Hospital auth- Inn ~ "A nother excuse." DieS'in Eng/anti Iowa CUt. was uninjured. pI·ice. . . ' '::.. ' inereasea. u. ~. orid. dl. DOt d1IcloM. ," ! , ...... - - Pale 2-THE D.ULl' IOWAN-Iowa City. la.-Fri.. OV. 11, 1.55 , Letter to the Editor- • • , e' d I t o r I a I s State Univerl No Need for Hysteria- St~dentSaysParkingS0/uti~" 4MiSm student ual Wayzg( Rumors of the molestation of coed on the streets and the ntell\ in the 10 campus in IO\va City have pread over campus during the past Proposal Not Strict Enoug6 I . Don Ult few day. Depending on the rumor you heard, there had been Cipher of the J (a ...... ar. 1•• It •• t. os'r..... ,Ial... 2 to 53 incidents. In letlen to Uio. Edlter. All letten ..... ler and TribUnE ~, pelker . . - la.I ...... rllle ••1'...... • ..- dlate vlcinity of Currier Hall. limited to the 30 or so spaces 01\ I dIe. lea - ',pewr.UeD 11, ••tarel .,. Jnve tigation by The Daily Iowan has turned up no in- IIDl act!.eptable. LeUe,. -,ee... e tile (4) Since the University has the street running between tilt ullan,. an S stanc in which the rumor fas' been true. When contacted, all I pr.port, of Tb. D.U, I...... Tho no jurisdiction over the streets two dormitories and near the with the 1 D~I1' Ih. rtrbl .n I...... I. binI' since 1940 SUI housemothers at both ,dormitories and sororities said tbat .horte., aeled r...... re,releatath 'e leUen of Iowa City. enforcement of a South Tower ot the Quad. ~ ..... eD 81 •• " O. tla. .a1ll8 •• bJeel are ban on students under 21 bring­ p,esent Hillcrest-Quad lot. whICh when he s' none of the women in their.-houses had been molested. r ••• I.... .r ..ltbhol. I.U.r.. en­ 'rlb_t.,. are Ifmlied .. Dot ...r. than ing their cars to Iowa City would will hold around two hUndrtd pol. He was •. Police ,~id Thursday ~cy have received only one report Iwo lect... I.. oa, lit-d., ,e.I••. be an impossibility. cars. could then be utilized by chief photogta Opl .. lu. "'r..... •• ..I ...... rll' hospital employes and visitors. Gordon Stra_ (If a seX'ua~ attack ag\linst a woman ince Aug. 15. n,re eat. n.D.e .t Tbe Dan,. 1••••• ) • • • AN ATTEMPT WAS made to The /iame is true of the lot and Informatiol Dean of tuaents L. Dale Faunce said Thursday that he TO THE EDITOR: take all four of these points north of the Fieldhouse. All olb­ the banquet to' has recei ed no reports molestation. and does not feel any of You made a very profound ob­ under consideration when deter­ er stUdents living in these dQrml­ Ira Kapenste, mining a solution. What is need­ tories would be required to park ,the rumor ' have a basis in [j!ct. serva tion in your editorial con­ N. Y., presiden ed, or a t least desired. is a plan on old Iowa Field. nl chairman c ince no incidents have en reported to univerSity housing cerning the proposed solution to that would prevent 'Students from • • • oIhy Roundabu. officials or police, we can elraw only two conclusions: the parking problem which Is driving during school hours YOU MAY POINT out that fJld Terry Ble nolV In the hands of the Student without denying them the use of since off-campus students a~ 1. TheY ' ar~ rumors which started as the result of someone's Council. a car during leisure hours. From not barred from having '(:3rs lbat overly a~'tive imagination, or It is quite true that such a pro­ this came the plan which was barring them from unlverslt, " . - posal would not clear up the presented to the Student Park­ parking lots would only increase i. The '1ilckients -have oMcurred but have not been reported. parking problem in Iowa City ing committee. It was Intended the load on the parkin, alon, This docs not appear too likely in view of the number of inci­ proper. It would not, that is. to: the streets. This is quite possi­ 'dents that are n1mored to have occurred: if the plan was enacted in the (A) Ensure that any stUdent ble. but completely outside tbe form in which it now appears. jurisdiction of the university.. Police Detective Harland Sprinkle said Thursday there i.> to whom a car was a necessity Not being an official member of rather than a luxury would not To the Iowa City Council. I 110 need for girls to exercise any more than normal caution. any committee. I do not have be denied the use of his car can only make the recommenda­ authority in the matter. tion tha t all parking spaces with· It is nQt. ~l(h:isable for . Is to walk alone at nigbt. Thi has eithe~ by legislation or by in­ in. say, one or two blocks of Old • • • ability to find a place to park it. never been considered \Vis I MERELY PRESENTED these Capitol in the immed.te down­ (B) Make it so Inconvenient town area be meteredll for one­ s Dean' Fuuncc coml ented, the rumors have grown and proposals to the Student Parking for anyone else to use a car dur­ committee for them to work on. half hour parking. This would multiplied until they have resulted in a state of hysteria on ing school hours that he would eliminate student parking in this The idea behind these proposals st,art walking to class in self-de­ ampus: !h~ h. t ria is the direct re \lIt of rumor - not of facts. ."We're tired of playing school, Daddy. Do we haoe 10 grade all these old tests?" area altogether and it would be was slightly different than the fense. inconvenient enough to park two But there is alw'!l)'s the..possibility that a girl may be mo­ idea which emerged from debate blocks away from Old Capitol both in the Student Parking • • • lested. 1~ is a po sibility only and should be recognized a such. FROM THE FIRST of these that most students would leave Return to Co'/d War committee and in the Student came the "unrestricted" parking their cars at home. : But it is not llch a direct pP sibility as hy terical rumors would Council. sficker. From the second came • • • indicate. . The idea now seems to make the "restricted" slickers. How­ CUSTOMERS of the businesses the proposed parking restrictions ever the restrictions which bave Any molestatiPl1 should be reported to police. Immediate would not be too grelltly affected. AfterEscapeatGeneva as liberal as possible. whereas I been discussed and which are Those who intended to sho}' tor reports give police officers a mllch better chance to apprehend At 910 Kilocycles had in mind to make them as now being considered for enact­ over a half hour would not com­ By J. M. ROBERT severe as possible. ment are nowhere nearly as re­ the offender. . Associated Press News Analyst plain too much about havIn, to cnmity. It is not subject to com­ • • • strictive as the ones which I had walk an extra block or two and In police terminology, molestation covers acts ranging from At 9:45 ·a.m. today. the Ameri­ One way you look at it. the prom"lse as long as the promotion can Association of University IN FORMULATING these pro­ in mind. "quicky" shoppers would then an attempted "pick lip" to phYSical attack. All cases should be Allies have escaped from Gen­ of world communism is MfIscow's Women will be in the MORN­ posals [proceded on the follow­ It appeal's tha t the ones in not have to drive around for halt ing four premises: reported; unless police Rre 4btified they can do nothing. eva after ska ling on some pl\etly chief aim. ING spotlight as one of its mem­ authority intend to allow as an hour looking for a place to thin ice. The Soviet Union will make no bers is the specia I guest on the (1) Most of the parking con­ many students as possible to park to do five minutes' shop- ping. • There is no wave of I lestations in Iowa City. Thi~ docs They went there prepared to settlements except for her own program. gestion around the Penta crest park in the dormitory and fra­ .)lot mean that due caution uld not be observed. RlIt there is pay Russia handsomely: perhaps purposes connefted with this WSUl's Bob Zenner and other and in downtown Iowa City oc­ ternity parking lots. 'rhis, I The proposals adopted by the even dangerously, if she would policy of expanSIOn, and she will sports experts discuss this' curs between the hours of 8 a.m. agree. would accomplish little Student Council may Dot. jIS you no ne('d for hysterin. say. do anything to relieve lbe rea lly coope'rate for peace. keep them only as long as they week's sports events and make and 5 p.m. and is caused primar­ toward relieving the downtown serve those purposes. predictions on possible weekend ily by those students who drive parking problem nor would !t parking problem as a whole, but There was danger in the West­ winners at 12:45 p.m. today on between classes and by those reJleve the parking problem for coupled with proper action ~y ern offer to esta-blish a security The Soviet Union intends to * * * * * * SPORTS ROUNDTABLE. who drive from pOints within University Hospital empl~es the City Council, I think it would Enact Speed Limits- system leaving Germany free to promote her policy by means of Compositions for the keyboard easy walking distance to the and visitors. be a great help. choose her own course. . disruption of Wl!stcrn affairs, !lS by Beethoven lind Schumann campus. Enough students could keep Paul E. BarrItt, Et State Rep. William Denman (D-Des 1oines) too'lc State ••• !in her campaijln to identify will 'be heard on today's MUSIC • •• cars near Hillcrest and the Quad 906 Colleee Safety ~on1 .1Tl.i ,ssioner Clill. ton Moyer to ta~k Wedllesday fpr THERE WAS DANG~R , as ' communism with the nationaUst IN BLACK AND WHITE at 2:10 BOTH PRACTICES are, in a to keep the down town area ,'" Molotov ·said, in the American .. .' \ . s tting a night speed limit or 65 miles per hour, effective Dec. ff f t I' 11 t asplralions of underdeveloped, or p.m. word "ridiculous." The only per- jammed il they all drove to (redl"t TI'ghtened o er 0 mu ua mspec on 0 • TODAY'S scnED LE son who could jUstify such prac- class. 1 on Iowa highways. military concentralions in m'der what she calls "colonial" nalions. 8;00 Mor"I", Chapel tice as driving from. say, the ••• to insure against surprise attack. and as In t~e .case of her current 8;15 News 8;30 American Government Quad to Macbride Hall. is a per- THE SAME IS true of the ira- By Federal Banks Denman is not oppos d to the speed limit, but he is against I it b tt th th t th I atemp! to infiltrate the Middle 0;15 The Bookshell son who Is physically handicap- ternities. As presently planne~ "" h If' M seer. en. a ere East. 9:45 Mornlnl Feature w hat Ile term~; '" anot er attempt on t leopart 0 Ivlr. oyer were no agreements? That the 10 ;00 Nows ped. All others who make driv- only the overflow would have to WASHINGTON (A»-The Fed­ ll. 10;15 X Itchen Concttt ing such short distances- a habit be reverted to old Iowa Field. ral Reserve Board took another to urp the powers of .the e~is lature and take the hl\~ into p.ipe-drea·ms entertained by some • •.. II ;00 Let Science 1'ell U. his own han~ls.'· sm~e the death of Stalin have THE. SOyIET; UNION •. I~ this II :15 Musical ShowclIse are simply lazy,. This was not what I had in mind. step to tighten ctedJt Thursda)'. ~ __ I • '.... ,_ , I been shattered?', _.. ' :.•. ,carppa~n. IS Ilerfeclly wlllmg to tl ;4S Bonjour Mesdamps (2) Around dormitOries and [ would, in the extreme case, approving an inc!'ease from 2l : 12 :CO Rhythm Ramble. DC:lman 4Vl~(lJ1e ravors Joth.Jllillcimum aner ininimum speed' T\)en! ii. of cout!'!&;' o onlY:1 romote wars ~e~ween other peo- 12:30 Newl fraternities the parking problem limit parking in tM Hillerest~ to 21h per cent in the discoUJIt 12:45 Sports Roundtable occurs mainly between 5 p.m. Quad areas to those with physi- rate of six Federal Reserve limits. "hut establishment in the legal way by the Legislature." feeilng of depression at the re- pies, as s~e dld 10 ~orea a~d as ] :00 Musical Chal. , turn to cold war. But for the she is trymg to do m the Middle ] :55 ConservaUon In Hawkeyeland and 8 a.m. with another rush at cal handicaps and those who use Banks, with the other six eXj)ect­ Moyer apparently is assuming he has the power. to enforce health of the West. a full reaUza- East. 2:10 Music In Black a"d White noon. Another mlnor rush oc- their cars directly either in their ed to follow the increase soon. 2;30 MusiC Appreciation and Hislory such a sp edliri'lit"under t}lJ stipulations of the Code of Iowa. tlo',l of the fact$ 9f life may be The Soviet Union, if these 3:20 Waitt Time curs during ROTC class perJods schoolwork. if there should be The raise, the 10urth since 3:30 News in the Quad and South Quad such a case. or in their part-time April, is said to be an anti-In. hapter 321.285 of the code states; a hCe-save~. measures fail. is entirely capable 3:45 Headlines In Chemistry •• of restoring to wholesale war. 4;00 Tea Time areas.' jobs. flationary move to discourqe "Any person driving a motor vehicle on a highway shall SOME OF THESE facts are: once her industrialization gives 5:00 Children'. Hour (3) Owning and operating a In order to receive a parking loans made by commercial bank.l. 5;30 Now. car is a definite asset socially and permit lor the Hillcrest lot. a It increases the cost of loan drive the same at ~ careful and pnldent speed not greater than The Soviet Union is a declared her- a chance against the UnitJd 5:45 Sport.llme ~ enemy of .the. West. It is an States. as it will In the foresee- 6:00 Dinner Hour l'ecreationally. It would be an student would have to apply to money to them. The discount rate 6:55 News injustice to deny one person the the Student Parking committee is the rate at which reserve nor less than is reasonable l\I1d prope~. haVing. due regard to ideological ' as w,e lJ as a political able future. 7:1.)0 Mind of the Wrller the traffl~, surface and' wid of the highway then existing and -----~.,~.."""".------1:30 Little Orcheslr,\ SOCiety privilege of picking up his date or some such board. and prove banks lend to member banks. 9:00 MelodY Thenlre in an automobile while permit- beyond reasonable doubt that In the last two weeks commer· no person ' li h: \1 drive any, icle upon a highway at a speed . 9:45 News j" l f - · I tI -/ 10:00 Words For Tomorrow ting another to do so. Besides Cor him a car was a neiCssity. cial banks suddenly resu~d greater than' will permit lun} to bring it to a stop within the O"r- I C I a _a I Y SIGN OFF there is no problem during dat-I Perhaps student parking near I heavy borrowing from Federal assured clear distance ahead, such a driver haVing the right to ing hours except in the imme- Hlllcrest and the Quad could be Reserve banks. assume, however, that all persons using said highway will ob- • B U L L' E TIN Legislative Group serve the law." 'Polls Tax Views This sp ed limit statement in the code is obviously quit , FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18. 1955 GENERAL NOTICES general and open to much interpretation. Who is to interpret MASON CITY (A>,V-: The Iowa Tax Study Committee. holding its General Notices .bould be deposited wltb tbe editor o' the editorial pace of Tbe DaU, low.... III what is "a car<:(\I1.ancl prudent speed not greater than nor less newsroom. Room 101. Communications Center. Notices must be submitted b,. 2' p.m. the .., ,~. U.N.I V E R 5 IT yeA LEN 0 A.R first "grass roots" meeting here than is reasonable, and pro~er"? ~ UNIVERSITY CALENDAR Items are scheduled IDC' tint publication; THEY WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED BY PHONE. and P1ust be typed If led., rom a Wed~esday, iniormally polled written and lie-oed by a respenaible perlOn. No General Notice wUJ be publfahed more than one .... Moyer that nil ht'speed limit of 65 miles per hour in -\lie President's office, Old Capitol ~stlme' about 300 perso,ns present for grlor to tbe even&.. Notices ~f churcb or youth ITOUP meetln&'1 will not be published In the Ge_ \'vould Fit i~to thi's category:: Vhether a court would uphold his Saturday, Nw, 19 , Monday Nov. 28 their views on several current is- Notices column unless an event take, place before Sunday moroln,. ChurcJI notictl should lie .e­ · cellula mterpretation of the code is a question that only a court case 12:15 p.m.-AAUW Luncheon 7:30 a.m. - Resumption ot IIOSlted with &he RelflioUi news editor of The D.U,. Iowan In the newsroom. Room 201. Coaun~ classes. sues. &Ions Center not later &han 2 p.m. Thunda, for pubUcation Saturday. The DaU, Iowan reMl'Vel 1M could an wer. Program-Iowa Memorial Union. Tuesday, Nov. 29 Sen. X. T. Prentls (R-Mount ri,ht to edit alllloUeea. fruits Sunday, ~ov . 20 · E' Ayr), the committee chairman. By raiSing this issue ana)causing a controversy, Moyer has 7 :30 p.m.-Soc;ety jor xpen- 4 p.m.-Chamber 'Music -Con­ mental Biology and Medicine- said the poll indicated they gen­ LIBRARY HOURS - Thanks­ "BABY - SITTING LEAGUE - invited to attend. once lIgain pointed. out the importance of a speed limit on the Room 179. Medical Lab. erally favored school reorganiza- giving Hours tor the Main Li­ The U n i v e r sit y Cooperative cert-Shambaugh Auditorium. STAFF MAGAZlNE - SlJlt highways of Iowa: Whether his interpretation of the code is 7:30 p.m.-Phi Alpha Theta, Hon, but a majority did not favor brary are as follows: Nov. 23, 8 Baby-Sitting League book will 7 p.m. - Union Board Free a.m.-S p.m.; Nov. 24, closed; Nov. be in charge of Mrs. Norval Magazine is anxio\ls ~o recelv, correct or not is relatively unimportant. • History Fraternity-River Room. liquor by the drink. He said there Movie. "Glenn Mlller Story" - Iowa MelTlPrial Union. was considerable sentiment for 25.8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Nov. 26. 8 a.m.- Tucker from Nov. 15 to 28. Tele­ letters to Santa Claus written br the children of SUI staff pareJ1t1, The issue·at·stake is the,8uestioo of speed limits. We agree Main Lounge. Iowa Memorial Wednesday, Nov. 30 repeal of ho~estead ~ax credits 12 noon; Nov. 27, closed; Nov. phone ber at 8-2800 it a sitter or A selected number of the letten Union. 8 p.m.-University Symphony and veterans exemphons. 28. I\. a.m.-12 midnight. Begin­ information about joining the with Moyer and Jienman th~ Iowa vitally needs maximum and will be published in the .8 p.m. - IO\'l1a -¥ountaineers Concert _ Ma Lounge, Iowa Th~ committe~ is s.tudying ning at 9 p.m. Nov. 22, closed re­ group is desired . Decel!t­ minimum sReed fimits. .. - . Travelogue. "AJol!Rd the Ha­ Memorial Uniorr ' Iowa s tax structure. It will make serve and overnight reserve ber issue. Parents may brin,Q\e I letters in person to the Staff oj. We also agree with rr'nman that the Iowa Legislature waiian Islands" by" Yew Char-'­ : its recommendations to Gov. Leo bOOks may be checked out for WAYZGOOSE BANQUET Macbride Auditoriu;n. (For Information rerarcUnr . Hoegh next Septcmber. and it is home use during Thanksgiving . The annual Wayzgoose banquet fice, Room 200. Old Denial should and must enact speed limits for the state, although we Monday. Nov. 21 dates beyond this schedule,' see I expected that a special session vacation. They will be due back will be held today at 6:3q p.m. Building. or drop them in Ute feci Denman stepped out of l,'ne by accusing Moyer of usurping 7:30 p.m. - University New­ reservations In the of lice of will be called to act on its pro- at 10 a.m. Nov. 28. Departmental In the River Room ot the Iowa campus mail. Letters must be &he President, Id Capitol.) posals. delivereUniversity of Iowa. Mr. Goodfellow is a sophomore In New Swim Club 55 per 100 Ul., and Loy Brooks, A3, De~ , denl, was in charg oC the event. the SU( C

cellulose --:found in delicious 215-217 S. Dubuque 101 5. Clinton ECONOMY SUPER ECONOMY NO. 1 fruits and other edibles! ARMOUR ST AR, SUGAR SHORT RIBS CURED AND SMOKED, ,,' '. .' SHORT-CUT SHANK Of BEEf Chevrolet's iot two new honeys. A Station Waion, may~? Chevrolet .. I I Yes, only Viceroy has this filter composed of 20,000 tiny • filter traps. You cannot obtain the same filtering actioo HAMS . Ib: 45c in any other cigarette. Ib.19c ARMOUR STAR The Viceroy fiher wasn't just whipped up and rushed to 2• market to meet the new and skyrocketing demand for fil­ ...... lb. tered cigarettes. Vioeroy pioneered. Started research more LAMB ROAST 39c than. 20 years ago to create the pure and perfect filter. HOME-MADE PORK SAUSAGE .. , . , . lb. 29c

Smokers en masse report that filtered Viceroys have a FR£ H PORK LOIN BL4DE-CUT BEEF. 3• finer flavor even than cigarettes without filters. Rich. I ofters six, including two new nine-passenger jobs. Convertible? . &atisfying, yet pleasantly mild. ROAST _.. lb. 21c ROAST .... <. • lb. 35c FRESH.DRESSED AND DRAWN il Viceroy draws so easily that yoo wouldn't know, without ~. looking, tbat it even had a filter tip .•. and Viceroys cost . I only a penny or two more than cigarettes without filters! SPRING FRYERS -..... lb. 89c lOLLS BIlO .• FOLGEIt'S, 1 ItThat's why more college men and women smoke VICEROYS than PORK CHOPS or B UTTEItNUT 'any otber filter cigarette ... thaI's why VICEROY is the largest. Itlling filter cigs rette in tbe .world! COFFEE Ibs. 2·lb. $161 • 1 $1 can SAdan? Sport CoUpe? Chevrolet's got it for you ••• come see it. FRESH EATMOR CRANBERRIES .... 2lbs. 29c MICHIGAN JONATHAN Oil DELICIOUS / ' • APPLES ...... 4Ibs. 37 c -THE HOT ONIIS EVEN HOTTER EXTRA-LARGE TANGERINES dozen 39c PASCAL CARNATION on.. willi __ ••• IVfl'tWHmi CELERY MILK Mak. Dec ...II., 1 1Ift4 I.,." Day SAl'!·DItVINO DItf % or 3 Stalks In a Cello Bar 25c 4 c~a~~ 49c Economy No. 1 Store Houn IEconomy Super Store Houn See Your Chevrolet Dealer Dally unlil 6 P.M . Daily until 6 P.M. • Monday until 9 P.M. Saturday until 9 P.M. Pa,e 4-TUE D JLY lOW X-Iowa r-5~=lRtiWkS Lose, Two for Notre fj)om~ Glassford to Quit Se~ ." horts I * * * * * * V· I d ' As Nebraska Coach Pri~ 0 ...... p-. .11 Incen an Sucker Shift Iiniured' Players Freedol!' ...-a,...... D...... L.·ska Asses'ses Practice for Irish LINCOLN, Neb. ~ - Univer­ sity of Nebraska 100tball Coach 34 and tied three. tree enteq SOUTH BEND, Ind. (.q» -Five principles Bill Glassford announced Thurs­ Saturday's Blg Seven Conter- • • • • . D . N I Next on List erstwhile injured players partici­ ence championship battle with .,1 party. Ser day he is leaving his post at the ~?:;~:;.~;,~:~~~ Hawkeye Chances eas, ~n . pated in a light Notre Dame Oklahoma will round out a '/'I (R-Ia.) tol ? football drW TbllrSday for Sat­ end of the current season. tlcans Thu rags-lo-riches season that saw urday's home finale against By JERRY LISKA For C~ange? "My family and I have decided the Huskers drop an opener 8-0 'v In a taU ~~y 1~i~~:. i~h:n ,~J,~~ rdU~a!~ Travel Lisl Iowa. nasons fO J for our best interests aod happi­ to lightly regarded Hawaii and suit brought by another former CHICAGO (A') - Notre Dame. ranked when Noire Dame beat NEW YORK (JP) - Lou Little j They included tackles Ray ness that I will not accept the then come back to win all five III )flIrtin e) player. Etber D. Felts had al- the nation's No. 4 football team. them and have skIdded since. Two members of Iowa's start­ said Thursday the nation's col­ Lemek, team captain. and John leged that Cobb hit him last laces in Iowa Saturday a te!lm Iowa Coach Forest Evashevski five-year option Oil my contract," conference tests for the best loop Iii bask princ l' 0 ing football team were notable McMullan; Gen ~ Martell, right year. causing recurrence of a which this year has swiped the won't buy any sad stories of lege football coaches apparently the 39-year-01d Glassford said. record in ] 5 years. In the Uni omissions Thursday, when the guard; Gene Kapish. right end; M1Irtin s back injuryf"' perennial Irish claim 01 playing Irish injuries. He's had more are satisfied with the present and Fullback Don Schaefer. Glassford has been Nebraska 1-­ ::; the tougbest schedule in the than his share of hobbled ath- travelling squad tor the Notre rules, and added that action on grid coach tor s.ven years. His Olson. Sued for Divorce now follow Cold and cloudy weather is party-stre • couJ;ltry. letes. including the early season' Dame game was announced by the "sucker shift" was the cur­ predictE'd lor the Hawkeye in- current five-year contract paying him $12,500 a year, expires next On Charge of Cruelty fovernmen , " REFRIGD* ATO* R BOW* The battered Hawkeyes, witb loss ot a great end, Frank Gil-I' Coach Forest Evashevski. rent major legislation wanted. vasion. a 3-4-1 record, aren't even rated July], but carries an option un­ central bur .... Rhode .Island and Jackso among the top 20 teams in the liam. Dick Deasy. regular guard, and The veteran Columbia coach der which Glassforq can renew ItEDWOOD CITY, Caill. ()P) - way to pro 'I' State cif Alabama will me weekly Associated Press poll. In retrospect, Iowa's chance Eddie Vincent, a fixture at right and chairman of the College Summer Tan earned $151,096 Middleweight champion Carl .. the Refrigerator Bowl In E it lor five ypars if Qe wishes. .: the indivi And they'll be a nine-point un- for an expected fine season blew 1' halfback were not included in Football Coaches Rules Commit­ when the colt won the 1954 Gar­ (Bobo) Olson was sued lor dj­ t prise, ,. ville, Ind., Dec. 4. Rhode I derdog in their season tlnale up In its second game when WIs- the 36-~an group. Both men tee said he has received several den State Stakes. but his dam, a Glassford would say nothing vorce Thursday, his wife char,- ,~ ., is chafllPipn of the Yankee n- ajrainst the Irish (7-1) at South co~i~ roared back· from a 14-0 suftered knee injuries in the hundred letters from his fellow mare named Miss Zibby. was on his future plans. lng extreme cruelly and asklac 'Llbe ,.... ference. .. , Bend, Ind. defiCit to stun the Hawkeyes, 37- Ohio State game, and the jnjur- coaches. sold for $400 because nobody In seven sometimes stormy custody of their four children. But in their four last games. 14. ies have not responded to treat- "They seem to be much less thought her worthwhlle for years at Nebraska, Glassford's $2,000 a month alimony and di­ * the Hawkeyes have faced three Against lwo mutual foes, the ment. agitated than last year when breeding purposes. teams have won 31 games, lost vision of community property. CROSS-C*O UNTRY -* Michigan of the nation's top nine teams - Hawkeyes and Irish showed com- Dr. W. D. Paul, team physician, they were crying for a more lib­ State's Harry Kennedy is rated No.5 UCLA, No.6 Michigan and parl\ble scoring power. Iowa said Thursday that Deasy has eralized substitution rule," said the top bet to finish first In the No. 9 Ohio Stnte. trimmed InCiiann. 20-6, a week been in the hospital this week Little. "The new sub rule appar­ Big 'Den cross country meet to­ Meanwhile. the Fighting Irish after Notre Dame blanked the 1.or treatment of the injury. and ently is universally weH liked." day in Chicago. Kennedy has the past two weeks had to huft Hoosiers 19-0. Iowa and Purdue that there is only a slight pOssi­ "About the ollly action the been timed over the tour-mile and puff, for the tirst half, at played a 20-20 tie and the follow- bility that he will be ready lor course in a clocking better than coaches seem to be wanting least. to whip Penn, winless In ing Saturday. Notre Dame de- action on Saturday. now." he continued, "is more in­ the Big Ten record, set by Iowa's eight starts. and North CarOlina, lea ted the Boilermakers 22-7. terpretation on the 'sucker shut' Rich Ferguson in 1952. now beaLen five times. Iowa and Notre Dame have Although Vincent's Injury is diagnosed by Dr. Paul as being or false start." ,." " Notre Dame's only meeting faced 13 times, 10 01 the games with a currently high-ranked running continuously since 1945. the less serious of the two. he is ------­ still rated a!t "doubtful" tor par­ CUBS T*O QUY?* - W *id Matth­ team resulted in the lone Irish Although Iowa's third and last site of drills this week: the team loss, 21-7 to Michigan State, now victory in the series was by a ticipation in too Irish game. The first practiced behind closed ews, director of personnel for knee has pained Vincent all the Chicago Cubs, said ThurSday No.3 In the AP ratings. 7-0 score in 1940, three ot the doors on their regular field. then It's true, however, Miami pI last live gColorado Hugh McElhenny. who Sunday minutes gone in the llrst half. Seven Nights a Week ,. '.. 1ht!, b~t ~.Q.Ii~!, p!c;rllr.e of !~. Y,~9tl ,,.,' ,arne ends the season Satur­ .. /""'""<'" l I'M be.t p.rtorl'(1i:II'~' of lb. year by fthe y.~, btg~ 9t!,e~$l pro football, now says he isn't opening kickoff and were forced Coach VInce DI FrancescI , .. )::.;:: :';~ :.- :h;-;.:\ ; FOR if Th. mo" .ptornisl"1l new fe",018 personalityk even entertaining the thought. to kick four plays later. saId first str Incer. Grant Bla­ Iowa. City ~ ': 'the most promising ~.w mele p'tsonoll'~+ "We had just Jost to the Red­ , Duane Olizbe of SAE passed 1 ney, center, and Bill Jensen, .< ••'~., ...... ' •. .~ .• .·.··N.'. ,-;;;-;;_. Theatres - :. ,.-...... - .. ~ skins," he said, "and I was tired to John McCuskey on the Phi fu llback, are believed to have 1st Iowa CIty ,.. and dIscouraged and I popped Gam 20, and on the next play the disease. They missed Showing! ENGLERT • VARSITY • STRAND IOWA • OAPITOL ~ or!." he hit Don Peterson in the end Thursday's practice. Three ; \, zone tor the lone touchdown ot other Iowa. State players have TV SET - Parsons coach O. B. the game. Barry Morriisey had chicken pox thIs tall. Nelson, who* led* Parsons* to its place-kicked the extra point to first undefeated football season make it SAE 7, Phi Gams O. ,------~ , - TECJlNICOLOR ROS~LlN D FERNANDO /0 In history this fall, received a Phi Gamma Delta fought back LAST DAYI VISTAVJSION "THE GIRL RUSH" surprise gilt 01, a te'e.vision set fiercely. Mike Ryan, aided by RUSSELL • LAMAS I~ Wednesday night. The presen­ some vicious blocks by linemen tation was made during a ban­ Toby Blandford and Dave Dut­ - STAItTS- ...... ,..~...... - STARTS- quet honoring the team. ton. rocked SAE back on its c heels with some fancy running. Ryan carried three straight SATURDAY SATURDAY plays and moved the ball to the I SAE 15. Here an illegal proce­ USC·UCLA dure penally nullified what liMY SISTER EILEEN" would have been the tying touchdown. IS ONE OF THE DANCIEST COMEDY ROMANCE S EVER TO SWING ACROSS THE ClNEMASCOPf Game May With 30 seconds left in the first halt. Ryan intercepted a SC REE N. Staged by Robert Fosse, noted Broadway dancer and 111 Clizbe pass and lugged it back to choreographer, "MY SISl8 Be squishy i. n~ the SAE 20. On the next play he EILEEN" dances range from Waltz to Congq, Minuet, Tap to Toel1l U' slipped all the way to the SAE ;\ LOS ANGELES (A') - The 7, but the half ended. HaUtime weatherman predicted Thurl!day score stoo d : S AE, 7, Phi Gam s, .~ii.iiii.ii;;;ii.iiii.iiii.ii~ii.ii;;;~1iiii ENDS TONIGHT • FOIFIRE • OANGACEIRO that playing conditions ma~, be O. r anything but good for tile U A­ The game was a defensive 1J.JAT JOYOUS NEW Southern CalHornia f bot 8 I I one much of the second half. game Saturday, which might, be 'I'hor Rinden and Ryan each in­ tercepted two passes for the Phi FRANK'S construed as givini ~he l!<;/!."s Cams 1/-nd Clizbe and McCuskey " Doors Open l: IA" / an even better chance of wIn - Shows - I :~o 0 a:M ' 5:1t ning. 0 at SAE grabbed two enemy toss­ 7::10 0 9:21, The weather prophet predidted es apiece. " Feature 9:CI" 0 the threat of rain Friday nigl1.\. Tempers flared through much CAFE of the last half. The Phi Gams The two Pacific Coast conrer­ across from Hotel Jefferson starting ., ence rivals square off in Memor­ were penalized 15 yards twice ial Coliseum before a sellput d uring an SAE drive that car- 100,000-plus crowd and countless ried to the Phi Gam 2 yard line. television fa ns aroun d the na­ On third down Clizbe's line buck Try our tempting tion. was stopped at the line of scrim­ JANtr ' mage, UCLA, already a slight ta\COr­ Then on fourth down Morris­ ite, would move up a bit Illi the sey's placekick was good for the mud of slippery going. Breakfasts field ioal lhat put SAE out of • Southern California, d epend~ nt reach, 10-0. LEIGH . on the shifty r unning of halfback ~ u r \les sel to mU$iel Jon Arnett, has been anything -noon Open 1:15 P. M.- Lunches but happy in bad w~athe r. < • , They lost to a supposedly in­ ferior Washington team in ~h e Dinners mud, to Minnesota in the soow ~I$W~ JACK ,' and to a fighting Stanford team STARTS in the smog. TO.DAY Our Specialty: U~ LA , of course, was no ball "ENDS MONDAY" or fire in the squishy going o 2 - BIG HITS - AND GREAT STAR CASTSI I~::: STEAKS LEMMON against M ar~ l an d when the 1ru­ ins su Uered their sole loss of the will convir,ee you season, 7-0. it's the finest food It the field is slow or at moderate price. I the heralded dueJ between and UCLA's left halfJ)ack, in Iowa City. IY Brown, might Jive way to a between the starting Bob Davenport of opposite number, ut... · UUll. A GARREll Colul1lbia screen's most hilar. Picture! new song'n'donc..... ' " KESSLER'S PRESENTS ' . . .. •CINE~CoPf • . . .. COLOQ BY 2 Pre-ThaltUllviD&' P-A- R-T-I-E-S TECHNICOLOR - FREE - TurkeYI - Gee. • Da ... : •••••••• It Chlcitelll & BaDII = Frida, J j Today (Friday) l 'l lo .5... . '. Saf~rday 3:30 fo 5:30 TV. Ne. l e ...II •• I • '. . 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THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa------CI Sell Pork Cheap Breaks Leg After I Non-Jury Hearing jn Liquor Case Sen.· Martin Outlines Party Newlrocess I For Surplus Alert A Hunting Trip VINTON (A') - A farmer- Judge Roger lvie announced the direction of County Attorney cnn... ---> t to help alert the Donald Erb, 23. Wellman. su!- Th.. --I th ill be . _ ...... ""T"" ,"""ay ere w no Jury William Tucker, fou.nd 10 pints Speeds Safe public to lhe curplu& pork supply fered a broken right lec while In the confiscation hearing In­ of whisky in the ear of the tlv­ Principles to Young GOP was ~uncbed Thursday. returnin, home from a huntin, volvlng 10 pints of whisky found ern owner, Charles E. Allen. Freedom of the individual and A caravan escorted 10 tons of trip Wednesday. The accident in a raid Oct. 7 on Allen's Tav­ They did not find any liquor dreued pork to Vinton from occurred when he jumped from ern in Lone Tree. free enterprise is one of the basic in the tavern. Allen's car was principles of the Republican Polio Vaccine Waterloo whjch were unloaded an embankment to a roadway. I Judge Ivie reported that re­ Hand-Cranked Movies parked in !ront the tavern. party, Sen. Thomas E. Martin at tood stores for distribution The injured man was found vision ot the ]owa statutes had at (R-Ia.) told SUI Young Repub­ KANSAS CITY UP) - Inereas- Friday at prices about elfbt cents withIn minutes by Harold Stutz- lett out any mention of a jury licans Thursday. ing production ot saIe poli" vac- below whpl sale levels. man, who took him to the nur- in connection with a conrisca­ caOWDED ROADS In a talk to the group about cine i assured through discovery The Benton County Swine Pro- by Arnold Stutzman home. tion hearing. The hearing is and correction of a major cause ducer. Aun. ts hading the pro- FoJlowlnf medJcal examina- scheduled to berin early next There are 61 millinn reabtend - reasons for being a Republican, Martin explaloed briefly the of earlier troubles, a polio com- motion effort with cooperation tlon he was brourht to Mercy week in Johnson County District motor vehicles In the United bask principles of republicanism mlttee reported Thursday. {rOm other Benton County or- Hospital here. where he is re- Court. States and 72 mUllan Hcerued in the United States today. Vaccine manufaclttrers should fanizations. ported in satisfactory condItion. On Oct. 7 the ralders, under drivers. Martin said that the principle large-scbe able I to production,roU smoothly said IntoDr. ~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~iil nOW followed by the Republican II party- stressing local control of Leonard Scheele, surgeon-~n ­ ,overnment and not a super­ eral of the U.S. Public Health central burea;ucracY-is the only Service'. way to protect the freedom of The main change I a way to the individual and free enter- prevent virus particles from prile. "biding" or clumplnf together 50 t. they cape being killed beCore 'Liberal Treatment' helng put into the vaccine. This Another principle emphasized is done by improved methods of by the party, Martin said, is lib­ filt ring. eral t reatment of the individual Classified Who Doel It Help Wanted Rooms for Rent The ('ommittec report was and conservative treatment of re­ t ,overnmental policies. lea d at the start of a panel dis­ Advertising Rates DO IT YOURSELI' with loeb Irom WANTED: Girl for .eneral offlee work. SING!..!: room for male lNdenl. Dial cussion on the poliO vaccine, a Benton Street Re<>tal 5<'rvl"". toI E. Apply In pe""n La",w Company. ~1. 11 -12 Word Ads Benton. "3&31 . 12-11 11 . 11 "The philosophy 0' the GOP highlieht of th American Public SINGLE room. clo ... In. Dial.... 1I-2:S , Is best sta ted in its record of He.alth A. ociatjon's annual One DIY ...... ~ a Word Pet, for Sale j.,struction achievement: Martin said. He Two Days ...... l~ a Word ROOMS lor n\~n ltUd~nt.. Phon. ,..., I P .1.) meeting. Three Days ...... 1U a Word 11 -13 rited the easing of world ten­ BUY quality coc:k Dial - . It·11R BAw~u~J:.ta~ .._ .. Mbnl Y~r.~ · FOR RENT: Room. ,tlldenl or workln, sions, the virtual stabilization of Somt' manufacturer aUowed Four DaY5 ...... _... 1« a Word DEMON TRATING THE ACTION of a band-cranked 16-DUIl the liquid hlrv st of living polio Five Days ...... 1M a Word For ..Ie : BOIlon Turl"r »IIP1I18 end flrl. 1)1111 5113t. II-I' the cost of living and increased movie projector manufactured In U ta is R. G. Ro e, pre Ident of B~a,1 • Dial 1-lI24l. IS-JI virus to stand lor weeks O! Ten Days ...... 2Dt a Word Tvolno HALf' dOllbl. room for man. J1~ North social security benefi ts as ex­ the Ylctor Anlmatol'raph Corporation of Dannport. Rose pre­ One Month ...... 39t a Word Dubuq .... XU. 11 -11 amples. months after lIlterlng, the report MiKelianoous For Sale sented the machine, one of tHe tew left In the country today, to said. Some virus could have set­ (Minimum Char~e 5ot) TYPING. "0'130. II-lot ROOM for woman .tudenl. Good 1.-- "The firmness and clear poli­ Lee Cochran, executive a istant of the VI Extension DI,,181 0n. tlt'd to the bottom in clumps or Display Ads 'l'YPlNG: TIle .nd man~ lion. Pilon. 113C3. JI-I' cies of the Republican adminis­ The projector w ill be displ ayed In the Na tional Educallon A - bunch . One Insertion ...... Form r comm".curl tucher. Work OOUBLJI: Call tration and Congress in 1953 and soclatlon Department or Audio-Visual Education archives room ...... 98¢ a Cplumn Inch .....rantH' \lr WlllrlPOOI TYPINO &1 II-IIR t lid • r.. ... e lot. 0 .. h".I. 1In- (Continued frolll page 1) ...... 80¢ a Column Inch de.ler. Jack n. Electnc and Gill. 101 _~~. __.__ _ --,.___ ..,.-_ medial Ion . Red Ball Enfln ..... added. lights between the hou es and In One change requlr that the 8 . Dubuq u~. 11-1 TYPING _ IBM .lI curlve l~pewrller . In•• nd Dey lopm~t. Inc. Phone "I. 'Maximum Freedom' vacant lots between 9 and 12 liquid be carefully filtered no Deadline CO-IED'S II . ~ wardTOI><'. 14', .nd I.·.. Theil, and m.nuocrlpt- qulck "rvl . 11-1' ing taken to the Infirmary for lat r than 72 hours before It Is p.m. prowlers and window peep­ Deadline is 2 P .M. for ins rtlon ". ulll to (orm.1 NI4!m.'n-l~ar't'u.o'" 1-14". II-tO lasl and Found Another important principle of treatment after being attacked subjected to the formaldehyde 1.","1. S.crllke . l\ln TYPING of any kind . Dial &0'7113. ers mieht be discottra(ed. In tollowing mornJn,'s Issue. X-2ltI. the party, Martin stated, is near the Presbyterian Church treatment. and refiltered aeaLn ______U_ . _15_R LOST: One Alpha Chi Omeca toro"\)' maximum freedom in economic and a gIrl bt!ing attacked behind during the rirst week or thLs ,.OR SALlE : Child. pedal-drive raT. pin. Lyrt! Ihape I with peart.. Re­ activity. He said that the gov­ sta~~S: I~~ ~~~~n~ ~~p~~~o:~~~ New. 110. Dial G08'I . 11 -21 Child Ca re ward. Can 2155. 11·1. the Women's GYlTlnasl\,m. treatment. ----=-..;..;..--..;~.;;...... ;....--:-- . - -- ernment should provide equaliiy number" of calls trom girts ask­ Sprinkle, .Faunce, and the Ing II the slorles were true and All vaccine rel('wed sInce May FOR IMM.EDIATE SALE: Monl,omny CHILD cn lIv day, a week In my LOST: One na>'>" blue .uld. jacket. ~ in op~rt un ity for all persons. To 4191 Ward eleetrlc wrln • .,r wa.h T. 117 hom• . Call &oUIS. 11.1. "tra laTle. ond red peraonallied housemothers and counselors at. II It was safe to eo out on the 26 ha be n carefully tested for Phon. 220~ . 11-1. check book ~lonc1n. to J rome Goldl • do this, Martin explained, local the housing units at which the loux City. I4Iw • . Reward. Call X4:m7 . governments shouid be allowed streets. safety. lIersonal FOR i6lLE. FI,. dlnln. room tabl. 11-23 girts repqrtedly lived all termed and ella In. ult~bl .. lur lralrmlt)l or Brenneman & Son as much self-control as possible. these rumors raise and unfound­ l OT' nlullon u ; n 0 burr t labl • . See Our PJ:RS()NAL • ~ ..., on Iypewrlten, Phone 18'1'. 11·111 One of ihe most important ed. llho~a\l\l. 'pOrt. ~ulpmenl , .nd Grocery Jewelry. IfOC .EYE LOAN CO. 12f'. ~ . SpeCial Showing of facts to consider, Martin said is Grain ot Sal& TUXEDO. 110 :!4·X3a. C.U Old Fashioned that the general outlook In the Ii. Dubuque. ltl I·U world today is peace, and this is One housemother said "I think Work Wonted ICE CREAM a lot of these rumors are a sort atmosph~re for Sale HAMilTON CLOTHES one of the major contributions of Pt. 2Sc Y2 gal. 79c the . Republican party. ot hysterla-I told our gIrls to 1947 F1.oE1tTLhn: 4-<1oor CM""O~' , WANTED: tlDu ework. ,""p.,nrnOl'd. take them with a grain of salt." • ElCctUenl condition. Phone 4702. 11.21 PhOne 1-18111. 11·:.$ 613 South SPECIAL DRYERS 1•• 7 GIfIVROb1:T.• xcellHll condition. WASHINGS and Ironlnl" Another said "Our girls don't &onln. 11.18 J.,hnlOll. or ~.II 471n. 11-22 Vanilla Ice cream, While The y lost Only T,i .. eity Labor know what t.o think. Some ot food one ga1\on, $1.~0. them are really frlghtened. r BUY JI,INXERS Prone 3042. 12-IR Wonted ECiito; Missing Others don't take much stock in elcct Lot of C'IT/simas TrC'c $199:50 " .. , • --_._-_._---- on th u:oy. all the talk." ·. RQCK ISLAND, Ill. (JP) - Enjoy a wonderful evening at BUPANE GAS CO. Two housemothers made sug­ JYPEWRITERS Store Boun: B a.m. to 10 p.m. Rock Island police Thursday gestioni they thought might II_If 218 E. Washington Iowa CIt)" • Rentals were asked to help in a search make the girls feel safer. II-It ~r Raymond E. Anderson, 47, Wants Brll'hter Lll'ht • Repairs CARRIERS WANTED who resigned Nov. 5 as editor of One suggested Clinton Street • $ales the weekly Trl-City Labor Re­ and Wa~ington St.reet, leading the lighthouse Authom-ed • Royal For North East Vici nity view. to the 1tJajor concentraUon of Deale, Police Chief Claus C. Miller sorority houses and dormitories, Portabl.. Standarelt FURNITURE AUCTION sald Anderson's wife reported her be more brightly lit. North on Highway 218 Phone 371 of Iowa City. husband has been missing from I Another said that It the police Wikel their home since Tuesday. , prowl cars would cast their spot Call Circulation Saturday, November 19 Typewriter Co. Dept, Phone 4191 Dial 8-1051 23 E. Washingto", 3 to 5 P,M. Sale Start. at t ,00 P.M. I Take th~ right step toward -a TF l2- fIR ; '.. LAFF - A '-OAY 1815 EAST COURT As I have leased my home and moved to California, I win go sell the following household goods at public auction: Westinghouse e lectric ro nge; 9 cubic foot Frigidaire, Iron rile ironer and chair; Be~d ix gas d ryer; kitchen lunch See the representative on November 22nd~ corti kitchen stool; ironing boord; d ishel; utensils; vase. ; ~ trays; tray tables; davenport; d ining table and 6 chairs, 3 upholstered choirs and occbslonal chair; blonde occasion­ • al table and coffee table; blanketl; bedspreadl; 2 double box spri ngs w ith legs; 2 twin Hollywood beds, complet., small desk, walnut finilh; green rug and pad; bookcase; planter table lam p; TV lamp; 2 floor lamps; small lamps; .. wood .choirs; vanity qench:! folding cot; card table; good glide r; power mower (Coop ~ r) ; fertilizer spreader; rotary hoe; hammock and stand; tricycles and boy'l bicycle; canvas lawn chair; wheel· borrow; child's teeter-totter and me rry.go-round-and springy horse; weather va.,e; garden hose and reel; pup te nt; m i~ellaneaus lumber, ooIs, and many other items too numerous to mention.

Terms: Cash MRS. BETl Y BARTLEY to be together always - 10 I'm retUne' you Parizek and Donohoe, Aucts. ;' Will Holland, Clerk a job in my offlce_" Iy CHICK YOUNG

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II The engineer who joins international HarveSter joins a sound, ionl-estab­ When the represen tatives .. frQm JH are on your cam· lished but progressive company- that represents opportunity for advance­ PUll, contact your Placement Director for personal inter. ment. Harvester has long been associated with leadership in new and improv2d view. products that increase agricultural productivity, result in better traupn1a­ Or, U unable to meet with m tion, and assist in construction and the handling of heavy material!. representative at that time, . • ,..rite to F. D. MacDonald, IIETLI IAILEY Iv ' MOIT WALK •• !jducation and Personnel IH needs mechanical, industrial, metallUfgiCal, chemical, agricultural, and 11-11 IV&RY "t1MIi He .Department, International elr:trical engineers. IH is looking for enginee~ for training programs, for Gli'TS OUT OF SnP Harvester Company, 180 N. '1 woo: HIM CAV3Y Michigan Avenue, Chicallo product design, for tests and developments, for research andlexperimentation A. ROCK IN HI5 ~, nlinoil. in~~~l):'_~!l its divisions. IH wantsJA.he~ b;om lIou. RIC5t4T ..w.ao!

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... '-TRJ: DAILY IOWAN-Iow& City, Ia.-Frl., Nov. I., 1155 , Iowa Therapists Says Lone Tree Tax Base Too Low 40 Biology Study I To Sponsor 'I M~n's _ Only Choice, Is Awards Offered . To Meet at SUI Jobn O'Connor Jr" chairman .. . of an advisory committe estab- I t~wnshlPs mcluded 10 the elec­ adio10gy Seminar The Iowa Occupational Ther­ Lished to 5t udy the Lone Tree tion. Forty sumrr.er or interim fa- school district reorganization. Under re-direct examination cully a\\'ard~ to r ::C:va need study ~ ~lTlinar on radiological apy Assn. will hold an all day Religion; Forell Says concluded his testimony Thurs- by attorney Frank Messer, and research in b.ological SCi. .slth will be held at the SUI meeting today, in tile SUI Medi- Many people think they can make up their minds later about Col. Walter E. Sewell, former day before the John on County IO'Connor testified that the Lone ence \.\li11 be given in 1956 by the dical L3boratory Dec. 1-3, cal Laboratories Building. what to do with their religious lives, the Rev. Dr. George W. ForelL, head of military science and tac- District Court in the hearing on . ! tics at sur, hilS been awarded t dl d th S t 13 Tree sc hools were overcrowded I La lor Foundation, Wilm ngton 'Ul J. Houser, cilrector of the The theme of the opening ses- ~rofes~or in the SUI School of Religion, told a group at [nforma- a move 0 regal' e ep. ' . ' tbe Ulchi Dis- Lone Tree election, because of the lack of • other Del., Walter F. Loehw,"C 1IAvision of Public Health En slon wil~ be "Occupational Ther- tlon First Thur day. sc~ool D _~n ~s: . -l!py-Its Role in RehabIlitation." "This is not true," he aid, "People can choose directions, but tinguished MiIi- The Lone Tree area voted to schools to handle the students. of the SUI Graduate College an. rmc, State Departmfu~~) William J. Vaughan, C4, Ottum­ wa, squadron commander of the Billy Mitchell Squadron of the 'Four . ~rh~ J.n.k. ~ 1J;, ~ r"' J~II ..f" ! Arnold Air Society (AAS), and The light Cadet M/Sgt. George Van Hou­ DES MOINES ...... , .. ,' $3.05 ten, C3, Davenport, will attend Friday night $6,85 the Area uG" concl;ive of AI\S blocked traffic SIOUX CITY ...... in St. Paul, Minn. this weekend, City. $4,95 Of the seven CHiCAGO ...... ···· . MUSIC - Watle Rarldon, G. Tinkle, 30, OMAHA ...... $6.00 Iowa City, will sIng lit a recital $1'.40 presented by the SUI Music De­ DAVENPORT .. , ...... partment SundliY at 7:30 p.m. in AMES ...... ··.·· . $3.30 North Ml.\sic Hall. Rarldon, a $4.95 tenor, will sing 20 songs fro~ FORT DODGE .. •.. , .... . Franz Schubert'.s "The Maid of Allen 4· NEW YQRK ... ! .... ~ ... . $22.55 the Mill," Robert Chapman, SUI music lecturer, will accompany California Pascal . LOS ANGELES ...... $38.05 Rarldon. (~Iu. T•• ) Enjoy low-cost Juxdi'Y aboard Greyhound'. TV POTTt;RY - Classroom pottery will be the subject ot .SWEET SCENICRUISER or HIGHWAY TRAVELER. this wcck's "Adventures.in Art" ( ,ElER¥' G.IYHOUND TEIM'INAl program produced at SUI and televised over WOl-TV, Ames, Friday at I :30 p.m. Frank Wa­ 'POTATOES, chowiak, SUI director , of art education, w ill demonstrate \.\Ian in which video' students may make. their own pottery. lOc c Josef M, Jauch, professor ot 2 cans 23 physics at SUI, will lecture on TURKEYS "The Theoretical Experiment in the History of PhySics" at 8 p,m. Monday in Old Capitol. The lec­ Louisiana ture will be open to the public, All Flavors .< ' Himie Voxm:ln, head of the I SUI Music Department, will rep­ ~~, 't\ resent SUI at the 31st annual BELTSVIL·LE JELlO ..~ ( · . meeting of the National Associa­ . ,) : .,.:. tion of Schools of Music In st. Louis Nov, 25-26, Professor Vox­ 9c man is national chairman of the 5-9 Ibs. 5 3 19 • committee on wind Instruments, c cUrrently pu.blishing. repertoirc boxes I lists and commisSioning original ! I works by American composers. · HENS . I ' 10-14 Ibs. 55-c -So-r-de-n-'s-N-on-S.... u-ch--- .....'(..... Author Is .· (ily'Record Fresh

~lRTH8 On ~u have 10 lIVE it ! Mr.' and ' Mrs, Cecil Petersen, WASH",,'~"'I"'M 1113 Clement St" a girl, Wednes­ MINCE MEAT Harvey Tbat's why American Expres.~ Student Tours day at Mercy Hospital.' 'CRANBERRIES to tell Sen. Joseph are expertly planned to include a full measure Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Barnes, TOMS Wis,) whether he of individualltisure-runple free time to dis­ R.R. 4, a boy, Wednesday at CONDENSED munist, was fineq Mercy Hospital. ... 2'5 cover flour Europe~ well as the most com­ 9-01. package ...... c a suspended one­ prehensive si~ht-seemg program available Mr. ancl Mrs. Gerald Forbes, c Friday despite hi! anYl'herel ViSIt England, Holland, Belgium, Lone Tree, a girl, Wednesday at bag was "an Innocent Mercy Hospital. c 20-2'2Ibs. Germany, ' Switzerland, Italy and France­ lb. 49 brawl" between I accompanied by distfnguished tour leaders Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Westfall, ",hat the Senatol -enjoy superb American Express service Lone Tree, a girl, Wednesday at 1S "Achesog State De Mercy Hospital. c. U.S. Dist. Judge throughout. ~ ~8~~\" "".: 5.3 Mr, and Mrs. Robert Griffin, Carraghy ruled I , , 131l ' Kirkwood Ave" a girl, 8 Grand Tours ... 53 or 61 dar.s ... via famoussbips: ,ullty ot contempt Thursday at 'Mercy Hospital. ' Immediately af lle 'de france, United States, LlberU, America, Flandre. DEATH OPEN WEEKDAYS - 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. • '1,213 up was sentenced, his AJIIO Regular Tours ... 43 days ... ,,1 up Ella Jackson, 71, Kalona, WeI­ Check ,'With OPEN SUNDAYS - 9 A.M. to 6 P.M., hard P. Van Arkel nesday at University Hospitals. Us for 01 an appea I. .. James K. Boucher. 61, Webster For complete inC()fmation, II8C you.r Campua During hiS trial Repreaent.ative, local Travel Agent or City, Wednesday at University ITPAYS' TtJ ~HOP~' },fcGarraghy tn Oi American Expr81111 Travel Service, HOIIpitals. nor, 58, told report, tIIeIIIber: Institute of 'International Education Moss C. Serup, 86, West Liber­ ~urtroom be' was and Council on Student Trawl ty, Wednesday at Mercy }fbspi­ had ne,er been 3 ( • , • or aimply mail the handy coupon bele ..: tal. I ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MARRIAGE UCEN8E8 Pawel Mazurczak and Elfrieda 'MAPLECREST.. ' .. Morse, both Oakdale and both ot A.UICAN EXPRESS TRAVEL SERVICE of legal age. 81 Bro.d"ay, New York 8, N. Y.• 1e .,.,.001,.,. DItNIM C.17 DIVORCE APPLICATION Y_I PltUe do lebd me cotllpitte information Mary Graham from Charles, SEA Tl'LE (11')­ about 1966 Student Tours to Eu.ropel William Graham. nl,ht airline era homeward bdund I N...... j ' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••" ••-; :; '?; :e '!i :; and injured 47 othl Seventy-fOUr P A.~ •.••.•••••••. I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• lboard the DC. II.! of its four POWI '.;.. at,...... ~~ .... ___ nee .•••. State ..•.••••••• 'l!J ~! .puttered and possl .,. PIfIBT .... nAwn ,... wml A.-I TlA'Il1.1. Cl!(QIIU-II'£IIDAIU Mn'tIIUI a.it= MOST POPULAR-P,RICES IN TOWN w..... -- 1 • 227 Kirkwood ler taklnl off from ~ , ' .•...... •.~ ..•...•...... , ...... •... - -- . .. torty soldier. were SEB yova DluoGlST Jlltals ' with injuri 'Nere releaseo by 'll( IQcI three oh!\dreil