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l~ • ;ERI\ NV A CUSES V.S, .f " :"IN .1') - Klhl GCI'IIl.1Uy'· :1 Wednesday the Unlted i The Weather .. I ~ lcon hlng atqmlc, bae • . Serving the Stat. Ilcn l find rhNnlcnl war. ' University of Iowa Cloillb ....,. wi... Up' I rOl'm r ofCil'crR or th6 81tOW or .rlade .ver IBllllt I! al'my. A U.S. at.my Campus and or Ute Ita',. HlrM !IoU. ran in F 'snkfurt db CNler ...Ip,- ...u.. : the accus Itlon with th~ Iowa City r e iar Satana,. 'nt "there ill nothing td I Est. 1868 - AP leased Wire, Wirephoto - Five C.nts Iowa City, Iowa. Friday. January 21, 1955 STARTS FRIDAY r" .- T" ••cIa., [. e a Ian la--cua .es: • I .. S,UI To Tes' if\/; t:itlssr~bm Teaching Ike.See$ By Drake M.bry ~--~-.!----..!...... ,..------. ------:;-1- Tax Cui Dally Iowa. CUy V.4110. G.~rlte Gobel and Dave Gar I'oway hava nothing over two Sheppard Attends Father's Funeral Nexl Year W ASHl.NGTON (IP) - President Eit;enh!JWer WBS il'epoJOted sor proCessors who wiLl begin Ask' Cenlers' Thu~day llI&ht to be OOIlsldering askinl conJI'OSB for speelal .u t64ohin.g II dass on ~elevislon thonty to use Unit:d State: naval and air power to help evacuatll next .s.emester, WASIIINGTON UP) - Presi Chinesc Nationalist trooP3 from Islands along ~be Red Obina coU\. ;Prot. Hugh Kelso and Prof. dent Dwight Eisenhower said If necessary. hllowa Cit., Thursday "a general. though These troops would then be deployed elsewhere f<>r defenlic RUsiell Whitesel, 01 the SUI po ot litical science dopar.tment, will modest, reduction in taxes" may Formosa and the Pesc:adore~J be enacted next year. teach c()rnparativ~ foreign gov hleh the U.s. Is committed' \.0 eJ1imril'a now Is in the Men.ee lsi.... lfaJl!hb/U'ger of the SUI televi the state of Iowa coUld save process or vil!onus recovery LONQON (iT') - Dl"itain, the The Chinet;e ~eds have BS- sIOn center, and other faculty money by establi5h.ing two cen from la st year's "mild and brier;' United Stiltes and New Ze1 la nd sauHed, aod claimed \100 raptufQ. m~ers. ters at Iowa City Cor specialized recession and: consultcli TllU . sday on II possible ' of ,the little Island 01 Ylklanl , Dlt-Ide In&o 2 Groups trealm:r.,t of cllllrlren. Inoreased Production appeal [or United Nations inter- shan, and are menaelr:: the Ta The study will wor~ like tills : The program is contained in a "With wise managemcnt of vention to stop tlgiHlng a.ounu chen Islands, 200 miles north oL i11a class will be divided into bill inbroducea in the house by its national household, our coun the Tllchen islands betwecn Na- Fonnosa. hIIo lP'0ups ~ one In the SUI tele Rep. Ernest Kosek (R-Ceda~ try can within a decade incl"c1se tionallst and Red China, Secrt1ary ot State John Foster vloslon studio, the other in art up Rapids), It 'Cs lis for a building its production hom the current The active ground comb"t Dulles WIUl reported to h.ve told stalts room. 'Dhe . class will be with 40 beds at a cost Qf $700,000 annual level of about 360 billio,t zone Is in Nalionalist Island ter- congJ'Csslonll-J leaders at a brle.!'- · "0",', "u."lJlr ••'''~ ta\1gbt 'by the discussion methoo 8~iIlUI.ted for the treatment 'Of emotionally doll9:'l S to 500 billion, or mOl'~, rilory lI!ong the China mainland. Ing sessloo Thursday /that tbe ad under tbe ,cameras while the distul1bed children. expressed in ,' "Ilars oI the same The British [orei 1n office dis- mlnlstr.a.tlon would like to liav6 rues t. ac';,. other will watch and listen in .lit also ,proposes a $250,000 buying power." closed the three cou ntries jOint- the evaculI,tion authority. pIe ...... '" , ",e othEr toam. The 'fV circuit Dulles and Adm. Arthur W. -.., structure with 30 beds for care The P rcsl(len t's talk of a pos wt\l, go on.ly to t.he olher CIMS. Iy have been considering asking Radford, ehalnnsn of the Jollit" 'The claSs viewing fhe discus of mentally retarded children. sible tax cut in 1956 - an eiec the UN security council to seck Chiefs of S1.att, met with con slDo will lbe able to enter into Koso!( said ,it 'would cost about tion year - was more positive a cease-fire in the whole Chinn grclfSlonal leadel'S In a clooed tin: d.iscusslon by meanll of an $450,000 annually to operate the than the language he used in his con C1icl. session at tile ,state department. Inter-communication system. two units. State of the Union and budget British offiCials said tho cease- I .....ble ... The two groups will be rotated The speakers were representa messages earlier this month. In fi re move now Is being given With regard to ~ use of, the d~inc the semEster so ,that each tives of IIhe Iowa Association of those messages, he merely ex fresh attention due to the per- U.S. 7th Fleot. operatln, in the wUi have. the experience of be Retarded Ohlldren. Sinee ,lts or pressed hope that reductions sonal weight P . esldent Eisen- Formosa ftNllt, and transport inS under the camera and in' the ganization about a Year ago by could come a·boLtI. hpwer has thrown behind the crae\. for withdrawal 01. Chinese" vi'ewing 'foom. 26 rgroUlj>S and additional indi Thursday Mr. Eisenhower said proposal. I Nationalist: forces from aojrle , Searoh for Problems • viduals, it has roceived inquiries •.' (AI' Wlropbol.O) taxes arc still a heavy .)Jul'den PR. $AMUEL II. SHEPPARD, haUess -In dark 8Ult, leaves &be moriuary arter fUlleral services tor The President told a White IslalKb, i\.wo ,problems w~e said 'The study next semester Is from 93 of the s tate's 99 counties. and added: his la&be.r Tbursil.y. The otber men .re s"erllrt. deputIes. They ncerned with the In three months two-thirds of it-mile ,llle to the cemetery Where Dr. Richard A. ~hepp.rd, who died Tuesday nlrht, w •• burled Expandll\l" Economy day he would like to see the III leaders at the meetJn,' with IlbcOv6ry of problems involved the counties reported 1,800 cases next to his wife, Ethel, who committed ..ulclde .Jart. '1. The 31-year-old son, convicted last Decem "Lower taxes would tend to UN try to halt the ligiltlng in Dulles: JIl television teachlng, Stuit said. 01 children \lre departmen.t Thursday Tuesday. Thursday to bottle up host!llties In a "life or death" stru,Cle en SUI TO - Reds because they've C;9nlftantl~ ' estimated 1:he - nation'!! tar m The convicts also are holding in Costa fliea with a neut:-al the Island 8 miles north of the (Corlt/lltler! 011 Page 6) violated the almistice in KOTe ~ · pc.fuila~on docll~ed 12.6 ; p~r cent six fellow inmates In a besieged buffer zone astride their com ·rachcn.. which are 200 miles by holding American men, betIWeen 1950 1954 many two-tier cell bloek used for north ot Formosa. an(l. as mon bordel' nO,rthwest or the bullding u~ airstrips. an~: build. t~al folK' ooritin;ued a 10ng pre- solitary confinement of Ineor- I Pelpin, radIo asserted tltc en Ing up thelr tire PQwer. vaillrl~ m!patlon to the cities. riglbles. present battle area. T he agree tire ,arrlson, which ' It put at _ Dr. Merlin and Father HarQ- ment was announced by the 0 : ',080 "t, oops," was killed or gan said the cbJef g. ipc of the ganizalion of Am erican S lates captured. " rebellious quartet is "their lack peace commission. Col. Hslung En-teh, minMi.v Russians Free 3d American ~'risoner -' of hope because of the extreme ,spokesman, said 720 fUerrlllKs long sentences and their Inabili The OAS sa id it had stationed B.ERLIN (JP) - An American \' defended Ylklangl;han when ty to look forwaJ'd to ever being 23 officers in th c buffer zone 10 soldier was released by the Rus- the coal mines pi Vorkuta Soviet 5,500 Red marines landed Tues sians Thursday after six years' . ' tree men." keep wa Lcll ovcr t he area. day. captivity. He was in such poor lorced laoor camp 10 the ar.ctic. By its action the commission Hslun, estimated the lUer shape the anny ordered hOllPltal Verdlnc \1(;18 hoopitalized, but Ridgway To Remain sought to neut"alize the borde.' rlllas killed 1,500 CommunCst ca,re flrSt rather than the usual under euard. He wit! remain In area in an effort to avoid a wide attacker' despite a Red. bomblna IntelToga,lion. detentiOn while lin Inquiry de- As Chief of Staff open Incident between the two and artillery poundm. that " ri Pvt. WIlliam A. Verdlne, 28, tcrmlncos if he shall face a court WASHINGTON (IP) - Pr~sl countries. valed th-* of the battle for Starks, La., wall turned over to malltlal tor Ulegal absence or de dent Eisenhower Thursdar ap Acceptam;e o[ the OAS plan 'IHeartbreak 'Rleip" in the Ku- United States offlclals In the So- sertlon. proved Gen. MaLth1!w B. Rid'g meant it became effective Im rean Wer. .- viet East Berlin headqua.. tets, Ve.rdlne had !bee", In the Vor way's retention on active duty mediately. The dcte/lle rnlnMry IIllid ' the th ~ third American to be re- kuta c~ml> with John H. Noble, beyoqd the ool1mBl reUrement The ,bu Iter area cO',ers the Wedne,day air blows were COil leased (,rorn 50vld prison camps Detrol~ and Pv,t. William T. aie of 60. CIUI Phle ., 0...... Dlaek) tent:rated In the J'oocbow northwestern fighting zone WAR.IN O. LAWSON, C4, FAIRFIELD, haa been aamed Cade' MJn thll month. Mll'rchult, NO\Tbtown, Pa., who Rldrway will 'be 60 lri March. how area lOme 130 mlleM north where a showdown battle ap CoJOII,1 ot tile SUI Reaerve Ofncen Tralnlll( QorpI. He wlU Verd~ne. mlsiLog from his were rele..-d 12 days. aner Without Tbur9day's aotlon, he west of northern Formosa. .,0 peared to be shaping up In the lern .. ,tucleDt comm.ndlnr oftlcer for .11 join' arm)' -atr fo.... unH l1li; Coburg, West Germany, a combined total o! 14 yelltB In would .have ·been forced to ce ...-Thr.. waves of NaUon.pst war. Costa Rica eha1 tlJe re ROTC oere_nlea held on 'be Iowa campUl til.. Iprinr. LaWlOD .Inee Feb. 3, 1949, 'told anny dOc- Ruaslan handa. Noble, a civillan, sian at t~ end Of that month, us plaDel .&nick the Funlnl Slapu bellion was ilparked from Nlca was on the bam ot hIa ICholuUe reMni ad cene... 1 tora he had &tomach trqUble, 1M il\ck ~. Marehuk Is in 'fbe 4~ months ,hart of his appotnt _"pot.led .rea IIlOfe than '16 mil.. nortb ()f ,purR f~CH ",sua, but Managua haa denied ~Itan a4.plablUty, havIDI e.rller been c1eIlpa&ed • feared. fol' his heart, and once' iuardhO\lH hel'e, facial a !poe ed two':year term a. the army "«tau. FoocbOw. this. . (1llabW iIII1IlafJ l&ude~t." . r .11118.' Juffl'rfld IIl'VeM eouihlng fits tn sible cnurtmliri\al. . chief of staM. ••. __ 'c~ r r t - , .!. - I • P ..e I-TRE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa Clb, b.-Frl, Jan. 21, 1955 Milliners Want, Them, ,• • Wher~ The Rea I Work Is Done -- t e d t o r I League: of Women Voters Will Wornel A New Public Servic_ Discusses Current Issues ./ By Jan, Papke The world may now look in on presidential conferences Wlil women give up the com- de and see practically everything that the reporters see - except By Betty Tucker' fort, convenience and simpliCity E8 or 1954 hair styles lor the ~ew In the winter of 19111 ten Iowa tional and international issu'es, commi t eewom~n, who tradition- for a few scenes snipped by administration censors. state and local problems. ally "caucused" without any resi- longer styles the professional 101 City women got together to talk b~ir stylis~ prefer? ~~; For the first time a press conference with the President about what they COU ld do to Month '1;heme dents of the township showing This Is and will remain a tr( was telecast Wednesday and carried by TV stations and on further suffrage for themselves The general meeting sets the up. and other women. theme for the month: a study of Its activities are not always controversial question for the first few months of 1955. newsreels. Most of the questions asked by reporters were As one of those present, Mrs. tax-supported schools in Iowa, limited to discussion. Before the United Nations charter revision, June primary in 1952, members All the top coiffure artists ap- ho allowed, but a few of them were deleted because Mr. Eisen Frank stl'o)11sten, recalls: "We pear to be in favor of styles as wi knew ther~ were, ¥Tent hings a legi$latlyl'l council to do re- of the League turned to doorbell hower was not briefed on the subject. sear\}h tor. Iowa legislators, inter- ringing in an effort to increase much as three inches longer li~ afoot ... ,and :Wti -.y,atltcd ,to be than most of those in 1954. re: Although televising the conferences will prove 'infor read),." ': . I • ,:.~ nalioMI tl'aq~ or in\lividual lib- voter registration in Io\\{a-Crty. erties guaranteed under the Con- League Member Skeptlt!l Whether or not American wo- fo: Thirty - sev~n • yearll . later, men will accept them should be er, mative to a large section of the public and perhap create groups of eight lp ~tI' ~'Wome n ~li tution . One Leaguer was skeptical. She more juterest in national affairs, there is the possibility that meet In many ,Ie!!ti6ns 'bf. Iowa ~ A ,speake.r. from outside the reluctantly accepted her ,pave City with mUch the same1.teftng. League, whose experIence in the ment-pounding\ task. S~on alier the film will become propaganda material for the admin;stra-: Impor~a,~t ~litical ilP,~ .economic particular< area will be valuable 'she reported l' n, to 'he chair~n tion. change• • are' taking 'p l ~(!e"fn the to their study, usually addresses of the projec . world: \~ d t~~y wanLto ~ pe in- the Leaguers. . . "I've finished my list and I .[ S1J.!Jknu Press Secretary James Hagerty said that the film of the hews formM~' . " : OccaSionally the discussion want some more names," she said SLATE OPEN HOUSE conference will be cut according to the desires of the Presi , lJiierested partl()IPlLnflJ groups have taken "field trips" enthusiastically. "I don't kn .with vic The reaction fn, 'Britain and DURHAM N. H. {)P) - Re- meetings will not be publlsl\ed in the General Notices eolumn UR Sigma Clu President planes to pick up gliders, two Duffy's bill is passed - shades of 1855. tory after victory. elsewhere in the non-Commun ports of a large black bear, less an event ta"es place before Sunday mornlRl'. Church notices targets, cargo or mall. The ist world was tinged with fear which appears to ,be conducting should be deposited wHh the Rell,lous news editor of The Dati, Paul Howell, A2, Winterset, A considerable gap has grown between Iowa liquor laws as Island after islal;lG cj6n be "li egulpment Is manufactured and that the island fighting might Iowan In the neWliroom, room %01. CommunIcations center, D_ recently wa.g elected president of berated." The promISe tllat For an independent "traffic survey," sold commercially. applied to the entire state and liquor practices as carried on in mosa will be conquered·lor Red lead to somethiJ€ far more have reached the Fish and Game Ialer than 2 p.m. Thursday for publication aturday. The Datb Sigma Chi -.;ocial fraternJty. glIave. President Eisenhower's The device was intended pri Iowan reserves the right to edit all notices. Other ottiCeJ1S Include: Alex various sections of the state. We will watch with interest the China gains substance The Red department. marily lor rescue wOl'k. suggesti.n that U.N. step i:l Meyer, C'3, Cedar Rapi'Cis, vlce effects of Countryman's'efforts to enforce all laws of Iowa. Chinese need not, tor a long tilne tlY- The bruin was first reported WESLEY HOUSE WILL HAVE before picking up second semes to preserve pea~"tn the Ori ~nt president; Alan Ea9ton, A3, to c.ome; give any indication that recently sitting in the m~dle of MALAY SCOUTS LAUDED a toboggan party today at 8 p.m" ier registration materials. they intend to stop short of the seemed .... to have en ·received a traffic circle in town carefully Iowa City, pledge trainer; John SINGAPORE (.4» - !Malayan followed by refreshments at 9:30 Hoskil'l6, A3, Sioux Falls, Pescadores and Formosa out of with a JIoiIh of reli . All this be wa~ching vehicles whizzing by. IIILLEL FOUNDATION WILL s.n .. Boy Scouts "can hold their own p.m. in the main lounge. recording secretary; Carroll Ov * * * * * * respect for the U.s. 7th fleet. SPok~. -,,!?e extre6i reluctance 'of A later .account placed what ap have even ng servIces today at A 'New Approac~ the wll9tern pow s to become l1eared to be the same bear with scouts elsewhere," is the eoturf, A2, Ottumwa, Such a string of victories and verdict of Lord Rowallan, chief TilE DISCIPLE STUDENT 7:30 p.m. Dr. Elizabeth H. Gil involved in the shooling. about four miles west on Route spondlng secretary. "liberations" wquld be impor scout for the British common Felowship will meet Sunday at liam will speak at 8:11; p.m on From Moscow Thursday came word that the Ministry of But all this also gave the 4, still gazing at traffic. JOM Mugge, C3, Des MOines, tant to Red Chinese interllal wealth, after a three-weeks in 5 p.m. for a regular meeting. The "The Temple of A CrocodIle green Iigh t to Peiping. There Hurrying to the scene, CQnser house manager; James Houser, Culture now is pushing a morals drive, destined to rid the propaganda. It can offer con spection tour of boy and girl program will be the first in a God Under the Romans" There seems nothing in tqe way of the vation otIlCers spotted the ani will be a choir meeting at 3 p.m. C3. Des Moines, rushing <:halr country of Russian party girls wearing "ind~ently tight" dress quests of the islands 'IInd defi scout units In Singapore and the series on the theme "Courtship man; Gerald Tussing, A2, Des ance of the United States in ex Chinese Red arm~ now if it mal heading north to his natural Federation of Malays. and Marriage." There will be Saturday es, slit skirts and bright lipstick and who dance to American wants to launch t long cam habitat. Moines, social chairman; W'i1Liam change for public belt-t~~htening recreation, a cost supper, and a Cummlng, AI, liti come more Bnd more mighty. YES, MEASURE IT! '- program. All D.S.F. affiliates nrc Madison, associate editor. ' are in Communist.,.hands. SAN FRANC]SCO (JP) - This Science" will be gIven Mon4ay Im})oriant for pfoparanda welcome. Executive councl·1 Inclupes: cal devices have failed to penetrate the Iron Curtain and get The threat to F~rmosa will re City's famed Twin Peaks aren't at 8 p.m. in room 301, Physics The conquests are important building, by Prof. Sydney Chap George Smiley, C4, Davenport, directly to the Russian common folk as success full)'" as Benny main as Peiping's biggest blud identical. The south peak is 910 &enlor represootatlve; Roy John for Peiping's external propagan TEA DANCE WILL BE IIELD man. Goodman and other swing and bebop have. geon in its interc~urse with the feet al:)ove sea level - the north Sunday from 2 to 4:30 p.m. in son, A3, Homewood, Ill., junior master~ da, too. Peiping's 'claim to be six feet lower. Western world. the ltiver room of thc Iowo Mc representative; Keith Beuley, It might be wise for the administifltion to adopt this the dominant power. ill, Asia is At 910 Kilocycles morial Union. Duplicate brldgc UNIVER ITY COOPERAllVZ A2, Des MoIne&, sophomOl'e rep buttressed. So is the · claim to angle in playing the game of co-existence in the decades to PROGRAM NOTES will be played Sunday on (he baby-sittlnll leaiue hook will be resen.tallve, and Byrle Nol'thrup, recognition as the rightful rep In the charge of Mrs. Paul Ram- ' sun porch of the Iowa Memorial EI, Sigourney, ~epresentatlve at come. resentative of the Chinese people ~\'lfJiSlrf .. say from Ja • . 18 to Jan. 25. Call a The story of "Kriss Kringle's Union from 2 to 4:30 p.m. larae. in the United Nations. 1 lici:al daily Helper" wlll 'be told on ADVEN 8-2442 tor a sitter or Inform' With Peiping still outside the i I ' tion about loinin s the lea,ue. . .' TURES IN RESEARCH at 11 :30 THE RESERVE DESK AT THE * * * * * U.N. that organization can do a.m. * main Iibr,ry will be open for FOREIGN LAN G U A G I Radar for Highway Patrol?- little but appeal to the Red Chi Music, humor, wit and wisdom , • U LLET IN service until 9:5 0 p.m. Friday, achievement tests, spoklln or Dese. nQi t.a .l~lullji~. ~ are combined In a program ot ,~ ~,-- -.. tnDAY, JANUARY 21 ~ Irs. Jan. 28. This is during finn I ex- rcadlng, wllJ be given Tuesday, If a fixed speed limn is adopted, the state might well con and ~osSibly the wo~ld - into entertainme'nt on "SUI'S iHOT aminaUons. J on. 25, trom 4-6 p.m. Students sider also equipping the highway patrol with sOJl1e radar speed a )TI8jor war. " , AIR CONCERT at of p.m. It the Peiping ecisilh t ~w : lIN ' ~iS ITY CA lE NDA R The "World Behind the Atom" ~ BOX SOCIAL WILL BE ' wishlng to Lake th test lhoiJld analyzers. ii ; tyNWlR CALBNDAR ltema are lCheduled vadetYlItiangshan was ~ lhSl:li i wlJl be explored at 7:30 p.m. on sign up with their respective , ' lJl e Preafden&'. office, Old CapitoL held . to<,\ay, at 6:30 p.m., languag departments not later ( • Cedar Rapids Gazette ture of a test, to ~etermine ... h'at , " THE UNlVERS~. >, at toe L~ther a n student house, than J an. 24. For pnrlleulars lee _ .hld", lanllAry 21 men.tal Biology & Medi'&nc!- TODAY'! SOHEDULE .122 'East Church st. Girls IIrc bullctin boards ot the (orelm cotttftiuoU!' showing from 4:30 room 179, Medical lab. 8:00 Momln. Ch.pel to bring th e box lunch s whIch IO!l gulIgc deportments In SchJlef p.m. - Swdent Art Guild mov ,7:30 :p.m.-Jowa Section; Am 6:15 News 8:30 Hlatory of the Am.rlcln W.. t will be auctioned. Plocceds will f'r holl Je "Earrings of ~ ame De" - trican Chemical society-&peak 9:20 Th.. Bookshelf go to Lutherlin Student Action. . . ___ Shambaugh lecture room. er: Professor Kaufman, !Prince 9:46 Women'. ),eature 10 :00 News STUDENTS INTERESTED m Sunday, JlIlpI'Y 23 ton-Chemistry building. 10:15 Kltdlen Concert ZOOLOGY SEMINAR WILL Wedneaclay, January 2. J1 :00 Old T.les and New work In foreign countries .n~ FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1955 3~5 p.m ... Union Board tea 8:00 p,m. _ University Sym- 11 : 15 FamUy Album meet this afternoon at .. : 10 p.m. wishing to acquire a certlflcat. Ij:30 Adventu .... " In R ....rch In liOom 201, zoology building. of for ign studies by the end.of .1'UIrUIIIetI daJl7 exeept 8unda7 I~ u ro,...... DAILY .OWAN BDITOalAC ITAFF dance - River room"'T Iowa phony Orehe.stra concert-main J :45 Amertc.n Rod Cross Moftdey aII4 Iapl bDUdqa by 8tudeft ' ...... • )' • • ••, • = •...... Dallr "...... eJr~IaII •• 12:00 Rhythm Ramble• The speaker will be Dr. Eleanor th semester, see Prof. "0 'ILLS - 1110 """ICI"' Jidltor ...... , ..... Gene Inclo Memo~l Udnlon. ., lounie, Iowa Memorial Union. Ir~h I ~,.., J'Ubljqtlou. Inc. taO Iowe Ave.. lowl ...... 01_ BaU, D ...... J 12:30 New. H. Sliter, associate professor IOf •••• IATIIPI •• Clt:I, Iowa. JIn ...... -..J daae ...... 1ft., Ia .... 're.' .... Manalln,l!:dllDr ...... lf1n1 H_ ...on ay, anuary" Sunday, January 30 U :46 Sports Roundtable Funke, 106 Schaeffer hall, before Vou< lie .. I".'m... ' il l imol. _,.uI, !"I'll matt.!' at till poet oUIee It ... , ...... r ..,... 11 ..,..., ... Wire Keltto ...... Jre 1:00 Mu.lca I Ch.h zoology. Her topic will be I " 110, done • ,., ,or 1M '" ....y sher' Ka¥!"~~~~ 7:3D p.m.-University Women's . 3-5 p.m. _ Union Board tea Jan. 31. I_a City. lInder tile act of CCIIIIre. , ...... U.N.... .,..,. 1:/IS J:xplorln, the New. "Chemoreception In Grosshop "",.. ",o,.d \10 my "'ed. "" ..... I'tft\· ef IIIrdl a. 11'11. Clb> Kelltor ...... Drak. Mebry club - Newcomer's clUb J[Uest dance-..Rlver room, Iowa Me- 2:W IAt.. Itth Century MII.lc Dloml 0' ,"'''' h.odoch. ond .11 .... SocIfty Kelltor ...... 1_ Letnba.... r dessert-par,ty qd~ge, Univer- morial UnIon. 3:00 Al ia Report pers." (JANDlDAT£8 rOil DI- ...., "',,", • .-...... , til• .uIOClAnD ..... Sport- I!:dllDr '...... ArW: .J.cob... n it I b ~ lit.... : ••, •••• M...... I...... Call 4191 In•• _ .. af...... At- 3:30 New. 'De "-Iated .... Ia ",utled a- ChIef Phoio,,-aph.r. A~I.!Oore; S Y c u rooms. 7:30 p.m. _ Union Board f)-ee 3:45 H.adllne. In Cheml. try gr es In February niil, pick up ~ , I 'honk .ou •• ,y m\J(h 'or .1Ie ...." dOy liIIant Clt7 Edlton. BJJl Baker and T --.I J "5 . TODA Y IS TilE DgADLlN£ m., ~to tile \laO for "e:dbUcatJOIII ",.rtI ..... or...... "'-__ ..... w_".:at: Til. , Or.ee KamtnkowJta; Aaailltant SocIa- u ...... ay, IIlUary" movie "Captain Horatio Horn- 4:00 Hot Air Concert commencement announcement .,.. ",., you It"' your '"o',.,.n, II GIl aU IooIl _ prIIII 1111 IbIa . :., Tea Time for ordering the 1950 Hawkeye. .ondlllul. "0 melt ..' ...... In my II,OCI ...... heriaI ."tw. lIfO fa n. t)' Editor. Ian Papke; AIIllltant Sport. 10:30 a.m.-Economic depart- blower" - Main lounge, Iowa prders at the AlumnI hoUfl Dnd 'OU ond , ... ,ymp'.m, 01 my ,I"... =: .. 1NIl .. aU AP IIIW, 0._.1Ie&1e.. 0..... 5:00 Children'. HOllr Orders may be , placed at the . .~:~~~J!~'l:~. BdJtortal AIIlsl- meDt and graduate college lec- Memorial Union. 5:30 News across from the Iowa Mem~I.1 Pltodoch" ""•• (omol... ly 90"', BubecrlpttOll n... - b7 aarrIer 1111 5:46 8portaUme information desk In the business I Sl ..... , ""I. "...... ",1_ • . ~ per ,, --- ' ;t~~~iker: :Of'. Lindholm, ' 8:00 p.m.-Iowa Mountaineers Union ...... Iowa City•• _ta ... 8:00 Dinner Hour , olfice, University halli publica '''MOL 0.... ,ue:h O,.II'y,"O .....1" " cln ~ AUDn" DOUAU Co 1111 ad_' ... _ ..... 1::.; DAILY IOWAN ADvzamUfO ITAW.. ~lcbigan State l1eitl, .. senate ~velosue, "Ne.w York Oity" by a:55 New. net/>I"O ,. II, ,', YOII moy bl ... ,lie do, 01' maatba, iUo. Dr mall III a, 1:00 COIIIcol1 Clu.lc. tIons b,uslne,. oUlte in Close 81TT1NG l:.11);:'~:. ~==~-r: ~~a mblt: Old Ca 1. bem Friars--Maobrlde audi. "ABY • 811,,,«*- t ....f , ;. catvL4TJOIfI .. per ,..r; abc mClllCba, "I thne 1:30 The Vnlv.nIiI W"It 'OCIOY . MATlO ...L UIIO ..."'., 1l : C1eAlfU4 Mil'. •• WWlIm 1. VI\IIha 7' 3Q P -SAftl tor Ex erl t i hall, o~ at the Hawkeye office -tba, ..; au oeur _a au~ ~t1oD MIL , ..., "'~~1IIIIi-4-~- .J:!I •• _ 'r.:!. P -_ . , !I~. ~_ ~ __ ~. _ _• _ ' 8:111 Mu.lo 1'01 are ottered to married atucUnti tIoIIII, flO per y-; ilia 1I\IOIIItba, '" ; ""11'30 ·' Mu.lc YolS Wlilil '. or scht:tol ' bt jOlirrtaiism bftJce In e.T .. 1'.1 JI re...... 1.. thne ...... ,tua. and Iowa City reslden" by tilt DAILY .OWAN VDlctrLATION ITAWI' cia'" ' :00 Let The... Be Lllht Communication& center. Price is rev IhII7 hwaa..... " " _...... all - (Por lDIormalloD r.prdlq ",ond Ibla Hbedule. ' :45 New. Ind Bporla YWOA. For further Inform.dOD /I ...... II ""'_ • QraulaIlGll 1IIr...... Bobert CroU ...... &be .m. of &be Preal ..... 014 Capl"'). 10:40 SION orr .~. BookS . hould be paid lor call the YWCA ortlce, xUf(), 'I hIE DAILY IOWAN-lo'lft CUT, Ia.-Fri., J an. 21, It55-Pare 1- r~------7--' ,Milliners Want Them, Stylists Prefer Th em, But- ~ . I •• tr Jt, Jhe S~Op6 A Campus-to-Career Case History : I I Will Women Wear Longer Hair 'Styles? .J Saw ... I By Jan Papke BJ' Jail Papke easily. Professionals say this 15 Wlil women give up the corr determined by the time their Rubenstein. .' only because there isn't anything One tllUlwer · .. Painters' palettes made of lort. convenience and simplicity EasteT hats are purchased. Hats tor Spring are suited to there to muss. One hair stylist ser-ms to have plywood. They have metal eOlll of 1954 hair styles for the new tainers for three colors of paint. longer styles the professional longer coiffures. Stylists insist Parisan stylists have shown an answer to the question. He that the torso dresscs and suits longer hair ·for a year or more prefers the longer hair version About $2.25. hair styli* preter? I .' demand a more feminine, con and American wom en appear to with the hair nestled gently ov· · .. Twenty - four dif1erenf This Is and wlll remain a trolled hairstyle. be great ones for Parisian trends, er the ears, a side swirl bang colon; of spooled thread in an con trovel'sial question fo~ the Like Short Hair even to the point of submitting and an above-thc-collar length. imitation leather case that could first tew months of 1955. The public has its own ideas, In pa'li to Dior's H-line. The But w can·t all have carbon double for a jewel bo Two All the top coltfure artists ap~ however. College women, house· hair style question, however, is copies of one design. needles and a th.imble are In pear to be in favor of sty les as wives and professional women still up in the air. If you now have an Italian cut, cluded. About $1.75. Jf". mu~h as three inches longer like short styles for a variety of "It is doubtful. that American a little boy cut, a butch cut, a · .. Valentine hankies with , than most of those in 1954. reasons. They are easier to care women will sacrifice comfort Raggedy Ann cut or a brusp cut white OF red backgrounds in Whe(h ~r or not American wo for and make them look young and convenience for chic alone," you're going to have to decide: differenC designs of ,bl, or little '. men will accept them should be er. Hair doesn't get mussed as commented Mic!:el of Helena Is it time for a change? hearts. From a.bout 25 to 50 I coo16. ; .. ['oaste~ and mixer 'Covers .. to embroider. Avallable with red. . green or yellow to~, The em . -'.!: broidery pattem on the toaster II to," • • [ sU.J~nu Mortar Board Sele~~~m '~~~~~" .. ,. p ...... cover resemblC5 a ·house and on SLATE OPEN HOUSE . St d ' t M· shop quartet. a Charleston num- one slde has the words "[t's Nurslng u en arrles ber, a modern dance and a bed. waron as toas.t In our house." The advisccs of P,rof. Virginia Animal mot}fs are around . the L"·" coverdale ailld Prof. Eilts New· time st~ry told in bor areAlmong mixer cov»l with "I'm a good tiOIlIe, both of ,the school of jour the acts chosen to appear in the mixer" for a motto. Mixer covers nalllm, are Invited to an infor Mortar Board variety show to be abou.t 90 cenls, toaster covers about 80 cents. mal open house Sunday lrom given Feb. 2"5. Tryou~ for individual and · .. ,Pigskin covered pocket 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. in the home of dJctionariC5, They snap shut and , l im. O'Hara (lelt) tcIOr/Q out a problem with II member 01 his crew of Mrs. Jame. Prof. and Mrs. Newsome, 127 group acts were held Jan. 12 are about two inches wide and , Mrs. John 111. Ferson ave. Max Wales, instd'uc and 13. An additional sesaio,n of three inches long. "How Is It , ' '. . . Is Mrs. R. T, Fed· tor in the SlChool of journalism, tryouts was beld Sunday tOf Spelled" is inscribed on the fronJ. His territory: work is done In the those who could not appear cover. About $2. ~ nd Mrs. Wales wUi assist at the earlier. . . . Blouses with fre~h cuffs I open house. and stand up collars. They slip TWO. CITY. BLOCKS James Lynch, instructor in over ilhe ngs. to crew does everything from installing a THERAPY GROUP fairy tale of the same name re- drain the grease fried foods. single telephone to working on complete "That' what J like about t I phone The Occupational Therapy club ott lates the story. ' The tray clips on ,to a skillet. dlal 'intercom systems for some of the work. Even two city blocks are full of met Thursday in the Occupa- I.> Dolls that dance will be tea- Can ,be used for bacon, shrimp, I tional 'Therapy shop a t the Chil n.alion's biggest businesse • opportunity. " lured in the Currier hall act and /rJtters, frenCh fried potatoes, dren's hospital. Guest speaker for the evening .was Miss Cyn· the Kappa Alpha Theta number scallops and sausage. Set ' for r will be centered around a search about $1. . You'll find that most other college men with tbe tele ~ I' thia Cowley, who spoke on for the ideal glrl. clinical al\fillations with the Hos .., Smaller groups from Housing _ •••• _ •••••• _ ••••• ~ ••••• , . phone eompany are just a enLhu8ia8tic about their , pital School lor Severely Handi . . units include a Kappa KapJla c~ Chlldren. RefrCllhments jobe. U you'd be intere8ted in a similar opportunity Gamma Ibarbershop quartete anq I were served following the meet· WANTEQ BELL I a Charleston number by six ~ 'with a Bell System Telephone Company-or with andia I ing. I Mrs. Richard G. Dudek Gamma !Phi Betas. Man or woman' experienctJd ~rpor8lion, Western Electric or Bell Telephone Lub· TELEPHONE Orebesiti Number in window trimming and dis : ... MiSS Helen MaI1guerile staver, 'oratories, see your Placement Officer for full detail. SYSTEM I A number from the orchesls play work. Top pay. Work - 1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Office·rs Named show entitled "Psychosaga" also can be done at night. Writ. I well Staver, Alton, Ibecame the will be part of the variety s-how. background and specific ref· Individual numbers are to b____ ~_~ ~ -----~------~ -- ____.! ": days adrift with C&pt bride of Mr. Richard G. Dudek erences to Include a vocal solo by Jean Er , ' J( the crew at a vespers in a ceremony held Dec. 19 in the PreSbyterian church, 16wa ickson, rom, 'Des Moines. Dia ZUCKIES na Henkle, AI, Garrison, will do Read Daily Iowan , narrowlng Hll· City. The il"0QJll is bhe s.on of a ta p- dance. 116 e. Washington Mr. and Mrs. Emil E. Dudek, Sandre 'Betz, A3, ,Des Moines, ' Classifieds Regularly ...... , [ Clarkson, Neb. will sing "S!. Louis Blues" while The Rev. Hew-ison P. Pollack a ,"odem dance to the number read the double ri.ng ceremony. is done ,by Ann Watkins, A2, Waterloo, and Kay Taylor, N2, ,ITPAY, rD .SNDP ~T land for a nation· The bride wore a white nylon Tulsa, Okla.

... '. I .... I .. P&6e 4-'fHEDAILY IOWAN"-Iowa CUy, Ia.-Frl., Jan. 21, 1955 And Over He Goes - Almostl 'Sugar Ray' ..Game Requirel.. Skili I To Ponder. LiJjack:~~aintinCJ': '1'$ By Arlo Jacobllon I Ring Future 0,.11, 10 ..ln horll I ....; New CampI JohmlY Luja(lk, Notre Dame By Thomas Lias CHICAGO (JP) - Sugar 'Ray quartel"back of 1943, 1946 and Chess, a game which requires Robinson will spend thp next 111 1947, stated in a rpeech In Iowa skill and concentration, is on Its d/lYs pondering whether he City Thursday night ,that the way back at SUI. In fact chess . . "fainting" at Frank Varlehlonne iB'AJ.,TFMORE (JP) - What should quit his comeback try during the 1953 Iowa-Notre enthusiasts have formed a club ever happened to the $2 bettor? which meets every two weeks in alter his decisive defeat by Dame footIball game .was "strate- The little guy with the raclnl room 122, Schaeffer hall. Ralph (Tiger) Jones , at the Chl- &y." '\ form In his pocket and a couple Not since the 1920's has there 'cago stadium Wednesday night. Lujack, who was named to been a chess club here. During every major All-America rea,rn ot rumpled one dollal[' blJh J Robinson planned to return dluring his playing days, said he that era, the ga~e was popular !o clutched hopefully In his fist has enough that in 1928 the state Nev.: York late Thursday ~nd his feels IbBt "anything that ,Is wltb taikmg was don~ from Ivs hotel, In U\e I'ules of ,the ,game is ,per apparentlY either graduated or chess tournamenl was held in room by his manager, Joe Glal\- tecUy eIthlcaL" Lujack was an has taken up bowling. Iowa Cily. The Idea for starting the pres er." . . aS8i!otant football coac-h at Notre You need only a quick look at Sugar feels good, much better Dame at the time of Varichion- parimutuel tirures from Bowle ent chess club originated with Prot. Lawrence A, Ware of the than he . th~u,g~t he would," n~~s coOotrovel'Sial action. race track where Maryland's Glaser s~ld. I ve talked to him In K.C. Addtels most recent meeting wa. held 10 college ot engineering and Jim all mornmg all Tu"., Wed., Thurs., Frl. 7 • 9 opponent, Fife said., He ppinted ride ,back to his instLtution. With team trom Sioux City, [owa, is oul that the more experience the 'Bailie, Pennington Give . Girls Pliy Football Game ::r.:~1::~::~::-'~:~ him were. several high school "the greatest prospeot he, (Lu To~~ S~elly S~rYi~e . beginner gels, the longer it tak\!s boys whom ihe college was try jack) has ever seen lor pro!e6- h'lm to determine a move. Ex Lujack told of a 'Case hlstory 10'7 W. Burlinrtori · t T ' .. ing to recruit. sional football." pe~ienced players may plan sev 2 Canadian Sororities Draw Crowd, Money in l'fotre Dame files to 'indicate Boos t.... t 0 WIn er earns what )'I'e considers ,unethical. AnotHer case, Lujack added, eral moves in advonce. "Arter player becomes familiar with In Benefit Game - U.S. Style The ca~ concerned a ,profes- inVOlved 'a player who had an a From Sam Bailie, who has ------ sor a an unnamed college who IQ ot 75, with the average per the game he con recognize cer scored 78 of his team's 170 the three ,gymnastic victories. He VANCoUVElR (JP)-The Gam-I ------ is weU-konown for his 'speeches son' rating itor compa'I'lson. tain patterns which occur and points in three dual gymnastic made 26 points against Chicago rna Phi Beta Bulldogs tan the and gold pants, ' the underdog on ethics. In this instance, Lu . Student 'I'rucl1E Driver will know how to cope with meets, to. Dick Pennington, whQ them," File said. Illini, 24 over the Universi ty of ends and piunged the line to an Bulldog$ used 5-100t-6, 115- jack, said, the a>tofessor flew to An investigation by Notre has tied his record twice in the 18-6 victory Thursday over the pound lHelen Donnelly, running IDame showed the studeilit to be , R»lnc SyStem 50-yard freestyle, seven Iowa Chicago and last Saturday when Terrors of Alpha Delta Pi soror- from the left halfback spot, to majoring in "how to drive a , Wl!h the formal organization athletes in winter sports ohave Iowa beat Minnesota, 50-46, he ity in a football game played rack up most of the yardage and trailer truck," rwhich is a legitl of the chess club, Fife hopes to line ea'lly season records. scored 28 points. Bailie has nine American style. one touchdown. ' ~te \.6ajor at' the school In start a rating system so club , Bailie has been sensational in first places. More than 2,200 fans, mostly The Terrors, clad in white volved. membe'l's can chart their rank in the club. Then players will Helping Bailie in heavy scor lunch-munching students, paid with blue numbers, scored on, a In \ other statements during $582 10 watch the two University quarter·back sneak by 19-year lthl! qUestion and allSWer session, ., be able to look on the chart and ing is Waller Patterson, another Lujack said: pick an opj)onent of similar abil of British Columbia sororities old Colleen Kelly, a five-footer , sophomore, who has 37 points in tangle. The proceeds go to the weighing H9. 1. That he admires Iowa Foot . ilY to challenge to Il game. Track Meet . Chess games are reputed to , the three m eet~! including six balt Coaoch Forest Evash~vskl drive to 'Iebuild fire-swept The gii'ls were "up" for thls &,o ,on for many hours at a time first places in trampoline and and Athletic Director Paul .. Brock 'Hall, student meeting one, having practiced two hours but according to Fife this no- tumoling. place. a day, five days a week for a Brechler for stating they want to cootinue athletic relations Here Tod~y Fetching in ,;royal ,blue jerse~s month. Sprinter Dick Pennington of with Notre OOame beC'ause ",they Ifrack Coach FI'ancis Oreti?:- the swimming learn has 18 There was 110 fooUnlP about like to get in the Ting with a meyer gets 'his first glimpse of points on three florst places and the tackling. Tackle Wendy Sut champion." 00 one second. He equalled his Iowa Beau Jack Wins ton threw a couple for the Ter 'Values to $65 Old Promise Iowa's sq uad under fire of com 2. That Cirty high school end t .. )XlaTk of :22.9 for the 50-yar

" Want to RENT, BU¥ SEbL teg¥;l ~;:Cu~;;~;ch~~~oCiub Gains Popularity I or By Tboma. Lla. Chess, ~ gome which requires skill and concentratlon, Is on Its way back at SUI. In tact chess (IP) - What enthusiasts have formed a club laooellea to the $2 bettor? which meets every two weeks In little guy with the racine room 122, SchaeHer hall. his pocket Dnd a couple Not since the 1920's has there one dollar blllJ ,J been a cness club here. Dutlng that era, the gal'fle was popular hopefully In his fist has enoultb that in 1928 the state either graduated or chess tournament ,was held In' up bowling. Iowa city. need only a quick look at The Idea for starting the pres • figurea from Bowie ent chess club originated with Ptot. Lawrence A. Ware of the .n Dailjlowan where Maryland's The t meeting was held to college of englnee-rlng and Jim • that most .breed Improv. FIre, Instructor in the English now In the $>10 class. department. The first meetings were held last winter and the WANT AD RATES Personall are the Bowie percent~ group has continued its activit One day __ 8c per .orct lost and Found Typing toted up .by sports Ies this fall. Tbree da7a _ Ito per word LOST: BU!!old. Reward. Phone 8t03. ....;..---- PERSONAL LOANS on typewrite",. else to do until spring 'l'YPlNG. ExpPrlenc~ .""retary. Work phon_ph•.• ports eqUipment. jew- IDtl!ircolleliate Competition ftve da~. __ 1541 per word FOlTND: Lady'. blue nylon ,love. and lJU8l'anteed. 8·UU. eJry. HOCK-EYE LO ... N COMPANY. Dnd they can start ' Fite said that he hopes mem Tell,dan __ zOe per word pair of blue plastic rimmed II lasses. NOT... RY PtrBLIC. Mlmeo.raphlnr. the. I.~ South Dubuque. again: bers of the club can compete in ODe MonUt .•.. Ih per .... Owner may have IBme by IdmUlylrli tI. Iypln,. Muy V. Burn •. 601 Iowa Dnd pay!nl ror thl. ad at the Dally Sule Bank Bulldlnl. Dial 2658. Inltruction hundred dollars to win, intercollegiate and intracollegl lIIJDlmam Mari'e 510 Iowan Businels Oltlce, comer of Iowa cent the total handle; DEADLINE8 ~venue and Dubuque StTHt. TYPING. 1134. a"'I.1A'OOM dan .. __ MlaI TouOe ot ate chess meets. He Pljinted out Wurlu. f'bone MIS. way, 12.38 per cent; Ihal the universities of Wiscon· 4 p.m. weekdays for Insertion LOST: 51 She.Uer Snorkel pen. I"".n TYPlNG. these. and manuacr\jlt. Ex· in followln, morning's Dally and .1Ivor. Phono 2645. eorrunerelal I acher. Work IUlranlftd 26.1 per cent~ ,5 sin and lllinois both have chess Dill ..14.3 . , 12.7 per cent; clubs and hopes the SUI club Iowan. Please check your ae:! Reol Estate TYPING. '«T. ion, 6.51 per cent; could schedule con t est s with In the first Issue It appears. Wanted: Wa"'tn, and Ironln.. PIlon. The Dally Iowan can be re FOR SALE: New ranch type hom... TYPING Ph 8-21113. tlon, 7.84 per cent; them, Gu heat. full b.. oment. 131'10 lot. - on. ala. .ponslble tor only one incor 18.78 per cent; $2 The club has about 20 mem Imrrurdfate po...,Sllon. By owner. tI6&J . SEWiNG. repalrlnl. , ... rect insertIon. Wonted 5.71 per cent; $10 bers. About half are students. BUYING OR SJ:LLING PROPERTY' WANTI!lO: Alteration.. plaIA ~. . t i Dally ",owon cta ..lfledl will help do m.l :1411 . 1.94 per cent. "Anyone who Is tamillar with MEMBERS THE NEWLY FORMED cbess at SUI deliberate on the next move ThIUl'1ld.,v Ihe Job lor a luw cent. a day I Phone NEED 5TH PERSON 10 lorm IIr.~ .em- S::-:E"'W=m;::-;:;O:;."='''''4...,.;:------ the game Is encol,lraged to come 41t11 and leanl of the low, low cost. ••1I>r ItaUan class. Phone x37l1l1. Ilventnr at their semi-weekly lfleelln,ln 122 Scba elfer hall. Playing' In foreground are, lett to rlrM, Th.y·re your che..,..1 mean. of .d· to the meetings," Fife said. "Sec· Prof. Robert Hon, of the mathematics depariment, and Don Sigal, A3, Chlcaco, 111., and In tbe 4191 vertl.ine In the cl~l' - bul lhe resulll Helo Wanh.d Autos for Sale - Used ond semester we. hope to lind a background, lett to rlcht, Sheldon WbUe, G, Maid en, Mass., and prof. Edward Chittenden, of the ___....,.. __.,.._,,- __"":_ are BIG BIG BIGI place to meet where we have mathematics depar1ment. Rooms for Rent W·:'A:-:NT!:=::D::":::'I'=O'-:TR=A"'O"'J!:=-.-n-.-w"'h"'o-u-se--onC:-:. Board Jqb openlne o~ Reich'. Cafe. AUTOMOBILES. everythlnl from the farm or aer""ee near Iowa City. Write oldest jalopy 10 the year'. latest mod-' more room and at that time we Box 13, Dally Iowan. Mak. po dolly. Sell luminous name ela ere sold throullh Dally 10'llan CIa. NICE LARGE dOllttle or sln,le room Diale.. Wrlle Reeves Co . ... tII,bora. IIUed •. Place your eM' ad In file Iowan can teech a class ot beginners tion is generally false. In a con ror men . DIal 9215. W MIT TO TR ... DE a 3 bedroom. nelll Ma... Free sampw and det:lll . and eo what rapid re.ulla you'lI havel house on I smaller hoUle or Income how to play chess," he said. test a time limit is placed on L... RGE DOUBLE ~oom on IIrs' floor properly. Write Box 14. Dally Iowan. Phone 'Itl. ror two graduate rtudenll. Dial N£EDI'JDI Min or womln .t onee to It each game. Usually the first 4() Stoddard To Speak tak .. care of ..tIIbUap~ cU ltomers In FOR S"'U: 1850 Mercury. two door. usually does not take a iPe 11-01211. National Hom... built by BirchWOod 10.... 1 City lor lamoul. naUonally ad· N~w white .ldewIU.. .585.00. Phon .. ginner very long to playa game moves must !be completed in two Builder. , rep ..... nl the finest hou. LARGE III.al double room. Student Inll value In Iowa Clly. Phone 8-081S. nrlilled Watkin produeu. Good 8l'II 6583. HOURS: ot chess because he does not haUl s. "The old stereotype !)f 1r403. Ins. Immedl"t.ly. No Investment. Writ. men. Close. warm. Phone J. R. Wltklns Cn. 0·84. :'Ino..... Minn. FOR SAU!: IH8 Buick. Reasonab ... Sat., Sun. 7 - 10 know what to expect from his cobwebs cpllecting on chess On :UNESCO Tonight CMI DoMe. 419'7. DOUllLE ROOM. close In. 9147. Apartment for Rent opponent, Fife said., He pointed players is somewhat exaggerat UNOTYPE OPERA.TORS needed. Get Wed., Thun., Frl, 7 - 9 George D. Stoddard, - former ------1----- ,tarted In this well -pold trade by eft out that the more experience the ed," Fife said. Well.furnlshed room for lII'aduate wo Fuml.h~ apl. ror ren\. 9681. rolllni at Ule State University of low •. Iowa educator and re~nt presi l mon . Dial 3318 .• beginner gets, the longer it tak\!s Russian EltIJlhasls Friday evening wlll be SUI Furnl.shed 3-room, apartment for rent. Next elas •• l1>rlo February 1. Write or Skel~y S~!yi~e .. dent of the University of Illin graduate students from Asia. WANT to rent a rJJm? Dally Iowan Prlvale balh. Adulls ,only. 521 ·E. Bee tbe School of Journalism, Iowa him to determine a move. Ex Emphasis Is placed on chess City, Iowa. W. Burlln,ton ois, tonight will address the Ci Prof. Paul R. Olson, sur econ clas.lfled. carry Ideal room renlal. Davenport. pe~ienced players may plan sev playing In Russia according to every dll,Y. Here are severo1 for you to tizen Consultations conference omics department head and Prof. consider. etal moves In advance. "After Fife. He said that chess is as Who D~I It Pets (ls"ecial sponsored here by the U.S. Na Bert Hoselitz of the University player becomes familiar with popular there as basketball is ih i tional Commission tor UNESCO. of Chicago will speak to the Baby Sitting The Market'. Greal, The---- Cost II SmaUI FOR S"'LE: Male W~lrnar.n.. pup. the game he can recognize cer America. Iowan Ch.... Uled. Beat Them AliI Rl!fjlstered . $50.00. 14:1'1 Franklin. Former chairman of the U.S. group Saturday morning. B ... BY-SITTING. Obi 3311. Phone 4191 Today tain patterns which occur and Although a.bout hal! of the ______~ ___ SPECIAL SALE on parakeet., conarl ••. Commission, 'Stodda,rd will dis· Speaker for the closing lunch Baby.lIllne In my home. Phone 20tK. will know how to cope with world's 10 best chess pla~rs are Do-It-Yourse!! with tool. and equlp- leed. clle•. b '"1 2682. 47 Ford Deluxe 2 dr I ment from Benton SI. Renul Ser them," Fife said. Russians, the game did nol orig cuss "What UNESCO Means to eon session 'SatuTday noon will to America" during the dinner be Lauren Soth, editorial page vice. t02 E. Benton. "3831. Miscellaneous for Sale Excellent transportation tor RadD&' System Inate in Russia. Chess probably meeting. Eighty Iowans are in. editor of the Des Moines R~";s- IOWAN CWsll~ wlll do 70ur 1te1ll"l the lowest possible dollar! With the tormal organization originated d uri n g medieval . . d D' lobi Phone ~191. FOR SALE : 2 crey velvet modern ."alrs. Radio and heater. Test drive of the chess club, File hopes to times in the Orient and was la· vited to express their Vlews an ter and Tribune. He wlll dis- YOURSELFI '12.S0 ••ch. 28",,36" reclan.ul .. r mlr- convictions on world a{fairs. The cuss "American Foreign Econ- C~~~•. 'IIor" "Itb tracl4r. _I. " ... ~~~e.r Pickel lence ,8. P"one 6177 this car at Dickerson-Ellis. start a rating system so club ter introduced to the western ':,. countries, Fife said. dinner will begin at 6 p.m. in omic Policy and Point Four." =-c:---.,------only membet s can chart their rank the River room of Iowa Memor- with an . FOli SALE: Blue atonn coal. 38-40. $19&00 in ' the club. Then players will There are seve?al fine chess lal Union. , $ 3 8 8 9 Cheap. Dial 6991. be able to look on the chart and players In Iowa City .and at SUI. Buy With Confidence Following Stoddard's address, LOVElY 24' X 32' MbROON davenport. Low price. 128 pick an opPonent of similar abil Siale Funds Supply AIRCRAFT Bowery St. Dial 81055. Among these is last year's state the 80 representatives of Iowa SAFETY NORTH STAR - from - Ity to challenge to a game. chess champion, Charles Soren organizations will split into two FOR S.<,LE: Baby carrla"e; bathlneUe: Chess games are reputed to son, G, Iowa City, and Leonids I plJly pen; Thor wringer wBlhlnr rnn- groups, the first to hear ,nation- S27 , 000 In AidI BELT CUSTOM BUILT ON YOUR chIne. like new: 9 cubic 1001 rerrllero- go on for many hours at a time Ratermanis, A3, Iowa City who aI authorities and exchange f lOT AND FOUNDATION tor : table.. lamp •. Ola_1 _44_2...,1.,..-_,..- DICKERSON·ELLIS 88 but according to Fife this no- was third in the state contest. Motor Co. views on "The National Interest F C S h I or your autol FOR. S ... LE: BENDrx a"lomoHc wAlIher. and Foreign Languages," and or .ounly C o. o_s_ A choice of several colors ~!;;.~ 1~~U.'\'i[':1 ckt~n~r:,Erlthou~ Ph~:~d8~~ . Wro"ahl Iron dlneUe leI. second to discuss "America's - t .kllled carpenters completely roueh-In ''Your Friendly . th P f th L ~151& per your h~me . You let 8\1 lumber maler- HANDY-fIOT apartment'slze wllsher. Sta k e 10 e rogress 0 e ess Supplemental school old torom I ., lal5 for flnlshln,. Work and mat.,rlals Phone 4982. ChrYSler-PllJmouth" Developed Areas of the World." the state tolaling $27,'165.46 has pair euornnteed fln."t quality. Price In- ----:------Old Promise Paid 'In Full' olu«.. tamoul Removable Window.! FOa. SALE: Underwood nols 1.,.. port- Imperial Dealer" I S k pea ers in the first group been received here for 26 John- Iowa (I'ty Hundred. 01 true orchlteelurol de,I,ns 9ble Iypewrlter. GoOd condition. 1886 Postcard Found In Bottle on Beach will inclUde Donald D. Walsh, son count" school di9t"'~ts. to choo lrom- or use your own. ACT Re. sOM ble price, Call 8-t440 . 325 E. Market . t 'J u. I NOW I Our construction schedules .re Earns 9·Year·Old Big Buck's Worth aSSOCla e secretary of the Mod- Checks 'Covering Ithe !l:gures F' S' made up In advance. Write CAPP- FURNITURE. NEW and u.,d. Excep· Phone 8-3666 ern Languages Association of for the local school districts are ytng erVtCe HOMES, Dept. IC. tOO I!: COtlrt. De. tlonal values-good varlety-whal do A . F . Moines. Iowa. In Cedar Raplds-carJ yoU need? ThompSOn Tran,f.r &< Slor- OHICAGO (IP) - Nlne-year menca, flday evening and being forwarded. to individual Phone 6695 MlUer. 221!l "0" "'ve .. N.E. aee Co. old David Pyle, who found an hostess;" a filet migrlon lunch al Prof. fErich Funke, SUI German district secretaries by County e--.,------w:"ay-n-er':""'-:I:""nv-en"':'t-or-y-:C':"' le-ar-an-ce-of:-od--:-'d. 1886 penny postcard In a boUle an oyster bar; radio and televis· department head, Saturday "Superintendent of Schools Frank I ":' l and end. and discontin ued earthen- on the beach near his home in morning. J. Snider. ' ware. china. And crystal. Woyne ... Jew- ion appearances; a trip to the ~L • elry, 101 IY. Washlnl\on. Muskeeon, Mich., came to Chi Tribune Tower observatory; and Addressing Lne second group Supplemental al'd .goes '0 "I'S- . LAFF A DAY • < 2282 .....hevllle. N.C. got qU 'te a dollar's ,worth. cast. ... WOI-TV To Air taxation. Johnson .county· claims The bottle he found was toss Oh, yes, and he also received lota led $38,676.46, but since the HQuse for Rent ed Into Lake Mlchtgan nearly 70 the dollar - doubled: an 188'1 l ~ gislature did not appropriate FOR RENT: Dupl.ex, un{urnl"hed , •very years ago. In those days Chica silver one contributed by a bank 51h Grade Designs sufficient funds to cover all dellrable. $120 pcr month. Larew go drainage and waler system claims in tull Ithey were pro Co. 9681. and an old-fashioned outsized The creation of original pat enaineers Investigating lake cur rated at 70.23 cents on the dol ~------1899 paper bill from a ~oin shop tern designs will be featured on roR Rent - New hou.e II" _nlA. rents, threw corked ,bottles in to lar. Wrlle Box 11 Dally Iowan. "to remind David or the days this week's television program I the lake with .postcards enclosed The la.r.gest check - $6,539.67 when a dollar was worth a dol- produced ,by SUI and televised lor finders to mail back. Jar." - will go-to the Coralville inde over WOI-TV, Ames, today at pendent distrkt. NOW'S THE TIME A $1 reward was promised for In fact, that particular paper SERVICE each returned card. The offer 10 a.m. dollar is now worth about $3.75 Vern Thompson, art instruc to make some expired Jan. 1, 1887. on the collectors' market. tor in 1he University elementary WITH A SMILE! But Anthony A. Oils, presi school, will discuss basic .pattern Let us extra moneyl dent of the Sanitary District ot designs with his fifth grade stu· lervice your Do you need calh RIGHT Chicago, heard about David's dents. Use of such household (ii, Record PACKARD NOW? Who doesn't? Turn tlnd and decided to reward him S10,000 Contract arUoles as rubber rollers, string, ""ith genuine anyho.w. DavJd and his parents and spools in desbgning patterns BIRTHS factory parts your unneeded items - a were invited to come and get it. will be demonstrated. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Sedi and "It" Included: 12-year·old Award'ed to SUI experienced formal, tuxedo, or household FranK Wachawiak, director of vee, 'Coralville, a boy Wednesday Michele Kazunas as "junior PACKARD Mechanics iteml Into 'ready cash. art. education for the University at Mercy hospital. elementary schools, serves as Advertis. them in the Iowan for AEC Project Mr. and Mrs. James !Harney, Call or write U8 SUI To Receive art consultant for the program, Oxford, a boy Thursday at :Mer *In advance * on * Classified. for cfYick results. A chemica] research contract produced weekly as part at the cy hospi tal. major repair work The cost is lowl Phone" 191, GM' Scholarships of $10,000 to continue chemical WOI-TV daily feature, "TV Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sopor· for best service come In, or mail your ad to SUI wIll share In a neW series studies of several rare earth Schooltime." ito, Cedar Rapids, a -boy Thurs ot four-year sch,.olarshi.ps to be oxide and haolide srmems has The series is sponsored joint day at Mercy hospital. STEMUR'S day, granted by General Motors cor been alwarded ,to soUr by the ly by SUI, Iowa State college, DEATHS "Just put it anywhere," 21t.4th Ave. S.E. pOI'ation with Iowa State college atomic energy commission. Iowa Slate Teachers college, and Ellen Folk, 47, Adel, Wednes "Iowan Classified. are the state department of publje 3-2034 and Drll4ke unlv,ersLty. Begun in 1950, the investiga day at University hospitals. CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA According to GMO President tion is under the dJreotion of instruction. Herlnan Ossenfort, 79, Boyden, YOUR Best Salesman I" Harlow H. Curtice, the scholar LeRoy Ey.ring, assistant protell Wednesday at University hospi ships wlU be awarded ,to entering sor of chemistry a t SUI, who oCJe tals. freshmen chosen on. the Ibasls of plains., "The project is .NOTJU wliJ perform during the pro a university. school ottldals hoped to obtain C4, Algona; Char,les W. Bullard, THAT CON 16 LONG A":. 1 LIVE! Dam. ------..,... a wider hig.h school education Walter W. IMcMahon, and Ger WALJUNO MENA()E for the 18 pupils than could be ald L. Nordquist, instructors in WAIVED TO JURY CATLETTSBURG, Ky. {A» offered through .the small class the C{)lIece ot commerce. Boyd C. Staley, fanner sm A man leaving the tavern where es under only two teachers at / student, Thu!'llday waived to the George A. Baker's car was the Shuey·ville school. FRANCE CITES OROWTH Johnson county ,erond jury when parked slipped on a patch of Ice PARIS (IP) - The latest fl. arrlli.gned In Ithe colH'lt of Justice and fell alalOit lBaker's car, NI!lW VET HEAD ' ures of the National Institute ot of the Pe~e C. J . HutJchll180n on maklnl a small dent in Its side. DES ' MOINES (,4» - The ]0- Statistics' show that for the f.rtJt ' ~ a Gr,. at cblld daaerUoo. Then he walked away without wa Veterinary Medical associa time in its hj~bry, the paho, council pre.sldent, saId The National Foundation of 8tAHIC t CAMPBEll * * * lIsMd by tbc inslllute of public plans supplementing social se- tlbat all SUI students iW'ill receive InIantile Paralysis is stock'piling afialts a SUI. cUtlt;. ' a 'calendar whlch includes a the vaccine for immediate use The sJirvey was conduded by schedule of all-Ulliversity events in the evw,t It ,proves success- ~Iip~alists l~e ill tituto' In cooperation with B-II P ' " ror ·the 'year at .registration next ful In stopping poliC>. the 10wa .County Auditors' asso~ . I roposes' {all. ·-: .",------iiiiiiii-iiiiiiii Hi.t Red,Ships k~~~~:a~~!ia~~:.a ~~~;~nEt '.. t ~~:;,l~e;, ~~:::Ibi~~~i~~s ~~~ DANCELAND ., I TAIPEH, FOrmosa (Saturday lUnteel1ber' ot the Institute poW ted co-chairman of the stu Cedar Rapids, Iowa 'V h- I"' f. AND INTRODUCING (,/P) ' - The Chinese st~f~ ~lt)~lIed the Infprmation. dent book exchan~eand SaUy Iowa's Smartest Ballroom e Ie e' es S· air force blilsted Red ' /l'he , 72-pa.ge report Is diVided Werner, AS, Pel1rY, 'was appOint- t ed' public relations chairman. T nit AUDREY HEPBURN and. motorl~()d J\lnks along lmo .two .s~gtlons: one concern- DES M()INES (IP) _ Bills pro- \ 0 e Cbllla cout .Frlday by way llll countY ,o!llce employees lind posing annual legisll\tive sessions .~tte· m', pted ' Holdu' p Fal'ls, Everybody's p':':vin About COMPANION BRITISII SUSPENSE HIT ~e .oth&r county road employees. and compulsory testlhg 'of m6tor ~ Those Radio & TV Sensations IIW) U(I 1111111 "'1111 _fltll IIIIP1I rt~;I~' d~~~t;e:~~t T~~~~~; Inlorll)atloo reaardiilg office vehicles were prepared·Thursday Bancllt, LO$es Money Kenny Hofer STEPHEN PATRICIA s~He the 11111 ot nearby Y c.mPloycs In 95 counties and for introduction In ' the Iowa , ' and Ills Midwesterners s)laD., 'f fac!S'. about road employes in 98 ho~se. .PHILADELPH~A {If') - A -"~'- ' ,': iT 'S GtiINNESsl MURRAY· PLUNKETT · "SO . far we have no plan ,at;e. Inoluded. Rep. Williatn Denman (0- barjdlt lost money during an at- Saturday ~untles r. eV.cua te any or our Island Besides! salaries and wages I Des Moines), is sp,0niot of .the tempted holdup ' at a .clothfng "Mr. Rhythm" Alee ~~~ post~.. said a Dc lense paid thUe county workers, the former and. Rep. 'Vern Lisle (R- stote. . He purchased a $4.99 jac- 'A';' 'lE'CG 'UINNESS tpokesman after the N BJJr~~JI. " I~ rePorts .the employ- Clarinda), the latter. noth have ke~ and handed Mrs. Edna Ros- Vance Dixon's GulnDCSS GuiDlless corM4w .. 01 h~ '" .... ¥III,," l$ti admitted the Invad J1{ent policies ill each county on passed in the ho~se in previoljls en, 52, ' wife' of the proprietor, Great Dance Band is A ;. Suit"~ ,.., '-C:'~"I'" " ..ad ;.... Unquest!on- TRESPASS had wiped out the last holi.clays, vacations, hours of sessions but neither lias ~otteil it $5 bill. As ' she turned to_give Masterful '. ,.. ~ ably fROIl1W! NOYlllV UNEST RAYMOND ..,. 01\ Yikiangshlln. WO'J,k, overtime ,pay and sick throug)1 the ~enate. bim the one cent change he Next Wed. CumeiUan" . ;' . '.rHB At His DALYN BOUlTER' MICHAEl LAUREJICE "JON! DOWLING ~~.~e. Denman said the annual ses- pointed' a paper bag at her and "Over 28 Nlte" · uAIl ot them wlll be rt"f,,""I'" - N.~. Tlme~ 'D' . ~~~N1W'C ~ Best AHD'NmDDvc'NGRICHARD lit ~ aU (:05ts," "The salaries of elected county slolls measure would . rllll)te Ii demanded money. He said the Jack Cole & His mOD Gayes. N.Y. Post 'Allen YI~lanishan is officials and their chief deputies unnecessary ~o nold ·spechil ses- bag contained a pistol. i ~" .~A"''' P - CoP an~ . " Gulnness mile. north of the 'l"Ilt:hens . . ·'Mrs. Rosen screamed and Ije Host of Stars I .... " ."" FAlIIR1Idin II"... '" L l. CMUTOTOII I lite not I/lel uded since these are slons. . , ' Robber.Opus ".:; ".. ~."'_$<1Nt S ' \lIce Adm, RoscOe E. set b~ stalk law. ' "Annual' sessions also would !ct.l~e~d.w~lt~ho~u~t~t~h~e~p~e~n~n~·y~. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~;:~~~~~~~;:~~' In A LOn, ' . ' ... -Iftt . GuioneslI STRICTLY ADULT ENTERTAINMENT deputy chief of logistics tor U · ;:l~tbe siudy the pay rales and ease th~ slt~atlo~ of the. pte,se.nt • Time .. , mAN: GREENWOOD ' PETER fiNCH Enough- Naval Operations, arrived Jl~ploymeot pOlicies are given Ictular seSSIOns, benham sald. Taipeh Friday but there was in. detail 'or each county. To aid "Regu.lar sessions get tlboQ~ V~ - Variety ; ~ CECl PARk~R ~ 'The BisOOp' Sald- indication 11 this had any In ,cOJnparlng this information, bills and onlt aoout it third of icQutXleli have ,beerr grou~d lic- them are acted IIpon. ~He e ~Ills nection with the latest at the from Washington. cfcc\itUI "to popuJation. often lose out ,because there- is .1 '" 1-, ' [ . Sll]S: " .' not enough time to' consider ...... TIME Nationalists said waves . aefo.re.'·~ STARTS them." ;. .. ,. .. Charles Boy£!, lIS UI. cou," is liU 110 tIghter-bombers Friday I , Under Denman's proposal "AIRPORT 'CAF·E· JO~ePhihe ; t • ' TO·MORROW Boyer ever um 0It 1M HoUywoollC'UfI, more than 20 Red ships, : of them moto~ized junks there woi.lld ~e no llml~ .on · the , . ~ At The lOll' ." aU the (lllllJMri$1l\$, thf IOIIJM length of ' time: or · the 'ilnrtulil STEAKS CHICKEN HAM as those "'hich helped put I' ... .; er,.woggli~, ... he Is th. 1IIllilM» m. , ~l?0ntinue~ ;rom.J'age I) sesllions. Neither w~uld thl!re .J>e · MANY OTHEI DELICIOUS FOODS the... ~ more tban 5,000 Red Invaders ~." .. ENGLERT! cr .. t to tJu Lu~ SMe "",'" •• , b illkru- ~ '. . . • -- . any limitation on ~ tile' ,hubject Ylkiang ·han. IN THE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT BUILDING JtllOWillr ~. with ot1)er members of the faclll- mlltter" to be taken up Jh the ,,"t ... In air atacks Thursday ty : swW . the pofsibillty of U6in,g yearly sessioris. . " 'hen. 8-3772 9 A.M. to I P.M. For Reservations Friday, tho Nationalists t~leyjBlon ~ achieve this about Lisle, whb WliS joln~d by five MARLON i ' claimed more than 60 Red shi a, y~at uo, When the equipment others In t~e motor ~chicle !fst -~ r As th. cOUlIlIII Danielle Darrieux sunk, . Includlni 9 gunboats. Wu· avallJllble they began to plan measure, said he Introduced It In BRANDO nicely .c1lim1t.J .11 OILllltix Of jllllOCftU, too rucperlmc~. That ~jrljn.u /filii lIn1rllSlhIllUr. '. "And It is a ex.periment," Stult view of the record number of \!lj m3 i 11 1:~:a;~. TODAY! "W d I thLs traffic deaths in Iowa last year, sa Id·. e aofe () ng , so we d h i A~ Le Great can study and throw out the bad, an t \! fac that vuV. 0 A. ft., _lraet., 'a' happe•• . some Star ~ts and work on the good Hoegh has endorsed the proposal. .. ..ly 'to ,.~ very Vittorio De Sica COlt"ey! th, ""., of • '. Iowans T Oneil.;' Under. the measure te&!S of 0"'" "DOORS . say • of ,"lin old -ah to know W""~ I.. r.II, ~ Mler. the current experianent, brakes, hghts, steerina apparatus '.. I \ Y•• ~' ••• at heart! OPKN " INnts of • WOtIIIIJI, slill YONII' RON,h to Respect tor c1JfiCer cTl't it Ie hoped that the clus can be and so forth would be compul- ,. : "On The and lbellcls bas enabled .....·~rOI ., Sulh. r,buIou, uK;".",; .." ... Iir..lik~ lilil. 1:15'" there it, _. ,"ost flJCilill, of .n, stroll • 4lvi~ed Into three groups, one sory se~I-l'nnuaJ1y. The ' eharge ,.t .. t.he Igreatost Nl,' .... 'It\t'A people 10 Ir~11 r.. 1, Ib.y lou8h, lIIey .inS, : Waterfront" ,"OII,h 10 ., IIO'whell hal bOlj.h, Ustng ·,t!'te TV di8CUlIBlon method, would be ·75 cents, per test. h.w taking In blf\ol'Y," Ito llley wllk,lhtydlnc. ••. Ihey ,lmo.1 brelthe! I. waS One 1n the viewing room, at'Id t1he •••••••••••••• ward dceplto alome mlsulld~ standin.gs lind attempts Ito use Th, S'II," .1Id SUCCISS In llIeJI t"ffS Is • ~~~~Je~~d to the lectUl'e :; .. aiways .n aos a polltlclil football, George Discuss' ;. I '* ' 01 Group to 1- ,,~ ,.', . • ' Stoddard !told 100 represent ... c.p.,re J Orou" .1t. ! f • •1·1 tri""'ph of 'h, ",ho/e, mil "" triulltph ~''". r ' .owans at the Memorial , ,. eWdy based on the dlffer- Friday ni&ht. ene~ 'ot ~levem(01 !between Pr~bl~ms ~~f~i~g Spea.k:lnt 01\ "Wha,t ~~4en~ in ·the three groups ~d8Z~ i M~ans tQ ~1Tlenlea," co!1~ then be made. Forelgd Stildeots" dean of t:he SUI 1fl"8duate C( StoW .thlnk8 the students Discussion of lminJ,ratfon reg~ would like auch a TV set-up and lege !.rom 1938 lO 19.2, keynot uJatiOl1S atftctln, . foreign stu the CItizen Consultations spo wc.dd pedHtpi take more of an dents studyln, In the United ~rest , in dle discUllSion meth IOred 'ltILs weekend !by t Od ot teacbtng. States, and a study of counsel- 1""-'14'" lIoHii DI U.s. National Comm~sion I lTV otters a cballenge to the ing techniques used by various , UNESCO. He is a former chao 'PfotelllOl'l, too, Stult said. "They InstitutionI' in worllin. with Marlon BRANDO man of J\lhe 'commission. Wjould have to be more aware those students will pr6vlde the ~iiiii~' ~1~~~~~~~iiiltl~lIIlI~ftIIn~"'iii' iiihllll~~iiiif"'~~IU~"~IICIHUI~~g In svlte of Its of!Jcial stat o better methods of presenta basis for the conference of Iowa _ Jean SIMMONS and lts 1f'0rwatd·looking 'prOal'l tiOn at their aubJect wWl the use foreign students' adviser. which ~ . Doors O"n ~;15 STARTING • lor 1l1iCre8llina 'M:>rLd ,undersl

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