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"OW ~-YI , oors O~JI al l: 1\1 P. : Serving The State University of Iowa and the People of Iowa City 'S TIU . 10 TEll 'E'IIUlDIfMOO In 10011-1<'1 ve l{enls a (;oPY Member 01 Associated Press-AP Leased Wire ana Wirephoto service Iowa City, Iowa, J!'ridi!" ~1arch !I. [!ISd 'S CLARK 10 ' More Floods in ~ennsylvania NA! R~ents .OK ' Plans for SUI law (enter (8pec:lal to Tbe Oa.:;,. .owall) CEDAR FALLS .- SUI can begin planning for the change of Com I!1Ons women's dormitory Lo a Law Center following approval Thurs dlIy by the state Board of Regents. URDEIt" The regents also approved sites and appointed architects for a sel' The Weather Ike Victory ,OY" ie~ of married students apart m~nts and a men's dormitory. The 56th General Assembly ap Cloudy PRIIIYI ~ propriated $500,000 [or the con III Rejection of struction of a two story addition to and orad To WI" the Commons and for remodcUng of the present building. THE YE~1 Provide OHices. By BETTY LOU QUICK Warm 90% Parity The new building will extend Robert Goodwin. Iowa Republican National Committ~man, told SUI IiOIIth from the east wing or the "oung Re!)ublicons Thursday he thinks the federal lTand jury now in WASHINGTON !II - The Senate ve~tigaUn~ the natural gas bill lobbying will eventuaUy drop the case. Thursday defeated a Democratic Commons and will provide space drive to have cotton. com and pea for a law library and book storage. It was reported that the money for Lhe offers made to Goodwin [or Sprilli-like weather is expected nu~ crops supported at 90 per cent three classrooms, II trial courtroom information on Sen. Bourke B. to I'Cturn Lo Iowa City today, but Hickenlooper's stand on the bill it will be a short visit. of parity. It w.. a major victory Dnd law student lounge. * * * for President EillCnhower. Remodeling in the present Com dame from the private funds of ' d Howard B. Keck, president o( Su- Later today the w('otl'\tr will The vole on lhls key section of mons will consist mainly of re Putney To Hea CQ9l otf agaiD, but not as drastic- the election·year form bill was moving interior partitions to pro perlDr Oil Co.. Goodwin said. Vn- S aUy as before. Temperatures up 54 ..41. vide oUices, conference rooms and less the money came as a bribe or UI Young GOP to , ~ degrees ore expected Ihls All 95 members or the Senale seminar rooms. as a corporation contribution, there afternoon, dropping into lhe 20s !there is one vacancy I were on Is no crime. he said. Mark Putney, 1.3, Gladrbook, WIIS Dean Mason Ladd of the College ("P WI""pholu) lopight. hand for the te t. Sen. Eugene MIl of Law said Thursday that the Iowa Told Truth elected chairman of the SUI Young WATER STREET? The main Intorwction of War".n. Pa. ties under wattr Thur,day after tht Alltgheny Cloudy skies will accompany IIk!n (R-Colo.I, who has been ill Law Review offices and the Agri Speaking of John M. Nefrs de Republicans Thursday night. River went on a ramp.ge. nial of the offers, Goodwin soid, Other officers elected were : Wil th, warming trend. tor several weeks, showed up in cultural Law Centcr would also be The low in Iowa City Thursday a wheel chair to vote with the ad housed in the new building. 1'1 told the truth as I knew it." He liam Bernau, L2, Lake City, vice s added that there may have been chairman; Dixie Davenport, AI , was nine degreeS, but by noon ministration force~ . ') Tlie old Law Building probably the mercury had climbed to 22 W..,. FIe,IW. Preps would be used for general class Flood Waters some confusion on recollection. Anamosa, secretary, nnd Dorothy EV- Goodwin said Neff visited him Schwengel, AS. Davenport, treas· dearees. Eisenhower and Secretary ol Ag- room space, Ladd said. mother p:srts or rowa, snow riculture Ezra Taft Benson want Approve Locations Layoffs at P& G last November, offering a free eon urer. nW'ries are expected today, with Congress to retaIn the nex,ible sys NE The board approved two locations Isolate Town U'lbution to Scn. IIickenlooper's d tern o( farm price supports estab- "Morly'" and names for Lhe married stud C3mpaign funds. "My suspicions . R tlv general w II r min g tren IIshl'd in 1954. This permits th ,. ents apartmcnljs : Parklawn Apart WARREN. Pa. IA')-Water up to were aroused when I saw money · ore aps. th~ghout. government to supporll)asic cr~s ments to be built near the present eight feet swirled through this coming (rom outside the state," he G 01 from 70 to 90 per cent of parity, After Picketin'g'Here said. western Pennsylvania community Parklawn Apartments and River according to supply conditions. side Apartments to be built at the of 15,000 Thursday night as the Eighteen construction workers at the Procter and Gamble drug prod "'It will be resolved in the grand fEATO Raps intersection of South Riverside rampaging Allegheny ,River and ucts plant being constructed cast of the cilY have been laid off, Gordon jury," he said. "It's up to the GOP Delo¥'in iI pr:~rr:i~e. ~:~de~~esig:~'~r!:~ Drive and Myrtle Avenue. Con newango Creek spilled Crom Wagner, cqnstruction superintendent said· Thursday.. • grand jury to d~ cide whelher or howt'r was "delighted!. by the The new men's dormitory to bc thei r banks. The projeql has not been receiving concrete since picketing b('gan not they think tl)ere was a crime built in the South Quadrangle arca The waters, rushing downstream, Monday at the Johnson County .---- committed. Ir they tnink a crime Senat.e Probe SOY·leis for' ~n·~~;.::~ru:nCn~~eheh~~~ will be planned for "expanded cap after creating havoc' in Salmanca. Ready-Mix company hcre. was committcd, they'll have to try · With the que8t1on decided for it in court. It's my guess they'lI acity to bouse 1,500 men with two N.Y., flooded the west end 'and Local 238 of the AFL Teamsters WASHINGTON (t1'J _ A sharp three or the basic crops, the Sen· men Just forget about it." Democratic • Republican quarrel ate ,as expecled to act qulcltly in single rooms and threc il) south side sections of the tOWIl. Vnlon will picket the P " G job if No Connection A I P II on a double room. First floors of scores of resi- the contractor there orders cement 600 Phones over how to run the Senate com- SII 0 ICY simUar moves to knock out hI,h, I There bas been no d finile con Plan Wom.n's Dorm dences were flooded. Police said from the Johnson County firm, Jo· mitteo investlgnUIIi tbe infiuence r;I,lcl supPorts ror wheat, rice alld nection revealed between Neff nnd at pressures threll~tned Thursday dairy products written into the Season No tax Cunds are used for uni more than 500 families were seph Eckrich, cement plant mnn- the Superior Oil Co., Goodwin said. versity dormitories or married stu evacuated. ager said. to break the committee up before KARACHI, Paktstnn (t1'J - SEATO farm bill by tile Democrallc-con- Dead Here "When he visited me, he repre it ever gets started. ministers thursqay niaht called re- trOlled Agriculture Committee. 1955·56 dent housing. Construction i~ [in The town was virtually isolnted. Meanwhile union pickets were sented bimself as its representa anced by lopns repayable from The only road entry was over a being picketed by )lqth union and Telephone service. to a large resi tive, bl\t he didn't definitely say The S<>riate voted 79-1 Oll Fe\). 7;2 een~ statements and ~tivIUes of '1.. ,. "ut. Out' Mmings ot SUI's selt;jjqtl'tdntlng long ·detour. non·union employes of one of the dential and SUl area was cut off so," to ~t lIP the led cammlttee Sovret leaders .. trouble~1a1 al. JllSt before the vote was talten. housing .system. tbat stm fillsn'1. ~Ue" off the '. " . ~. Roben S. J(t!rr to·Okla.) to~ Mayor William E. Rice declared two local firms affected by this Thursday by an excavation crew Turning to the November elec ground t inDt to Il1Cf'ease tensloo and pro- the seriators tblIt if they rejected Preliminary plans for Burge a state or emergency. The Red week's picketing. which cut through a Cabie at the tions Goodwin said he favored Hall, a new woman's dormitory, : • mqtl! ~Ivtklon in AsJan ,cOrnriJUAlHet to J!Cr 'cent supports ")IOu teat the Cross ordered 20 disaster workers The ol¥r, cOl:npany affected is corner of Capitol and Markct Richard Nixon as a vice-presiden . DN""d T, F.II"re an~ ~mong other nations or the very f\.Its out o( this bill lUI rar were also discussed by til e board. Strects. tial candidate, "He has the exper Four wings, eacb housing 300 wo here from Eastern states. Four tbe Central Ready Mixed Concrete Sen. ~rnold Gore m -Tenn,), w~o -lrf1C world." " .. as an,Y behe(it to the lndividuul hundred cots and blankets were Co. Service is ('xpected to be re- ience and the youthful viewpoint," has been tenlatlyely.c?osen ch.sr· f.: cOnirnuniq~ issued by the (~rmers goes," men under "expanded capacity," Goodwin said. will be bullt above a connect ing being flown in. No Union Contract stored by mid-morning today. Roy man .of th~ eVehly diVIded &-memo fllJlU~terial coilncll of (~e ' eight- Sen. Rubert Humphrey (I).MIJUI.) !4 The Allegheny River levelled off . ' . A. Williams, manager for the Goodwin mentioned five men, bcr tnvestlgatlon committee, t~ld na~Jon Southeast Asia. Trea9' Or· said Benson h~ been lobbying the ground floor common to all the • The t~ · fll'1Tls have b~n picket .. Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. other than Nixon, whom he thought wings. Thc building will be five at 18 feet, 7 inches. Officials said ed by umon representatives. The said ' the. Senate t~ (~ur ~epubllcans Ba9,hation named no , n.me~, but ~nate ror the administration's would qualify for vice-president. In it " they were hopeful the crest had on It .were demandmg, th~ name -obviously wds ~ dltectea at last flexible support system, He ..::_ stories high . company's union employes do not '. . H~s choices were Sen . Hickenioop The regents also approved final been reached as no rise had been have a union contract CUrrier Hall, thc .Iowa Memonal or bl~~rtls.n~,p. a dJ,vt~lon of fall's villit ' by eomrnuplst. party cu~d him -0{ offerine "sPecial noted for several hours. Flood .. . . Union, University High and ele- er, Governor Christian Harter, autho~lty thllt would hamstrmg any Qh(er NiIclta S. Kbru.hchev and deaa" on cotton, corn and oth~r f 8 plans and specifications rOf air con Mass., Governor Theodore McKel ditioning three large and two small stage is 14 feet . The record high .None o( my drl~ers want the menlary schools. the Chemistry invesUgaUon, . . . Premier. Nikolai Buli~bl.9 f~ In· farm product$, . of 19.4 was recorded in 1865. ~trlk~. they ~Id th~,y d walk off the Building and several Iowa City din, Md., Senator Edward Thye. In that ,,!IJ~uatlon, he . said, It dla : Burma ~nd ACghanl8tan_ Forly-one Republicnns nnd 13 operating rooms in the Department Minn ., and Sen. Styles llridges, of Otolaryngology at a cost of $30,- There was no estimate of the Job If we slg~ed, . cement plant l'csidences were without phone woul~ be :r.?,ed to {allure be- In stalemen'ls ari4 speeches, Democrat~ voted ror the amend- damage but offiCials said it will manager Ecknch saId. service early Thursday morning. N.H. All or the men are RepubU- fore It starte • ~hrUshohev ,"d Bulganjn fired up ment by Sen. Clinton Anderson 000. • cans. Another $15,000 for the project run into "many thousands of dol· Most or ·the truck drivers em- Williams said that the area, north . Gore , orfere~ ,to dr~ out of co~- old. contrOversies by slclint with CD-N .M'> to knock hiably-peued lars." ~Ioyed by the Johnson County com- of Jefferson Street and west of Praising President Dwight D. slderallon for the ~halrmanshlp If india and Afghanistan in their dIs. price supports for cotton, ' c:otn I p,m. has been granted by the U.S. Pub Eisenhower'S farm program, Good pany are m~mber~ Of . th~ al Clinton Street to the Tow'a river. that would help lhlngs. Sen. Lyn- h.~ ith P k' t te :It I I and -"nuts out of the omnibus lic Health Service. l?C win said rigid price supports were don Johnson ID-Tex.l and -Sen. pu..", w a IS an over rr or a . . r- , but .are crossIn, their union s plck- has betwecn 600 and 600 tele. 'll' K· I -c I'f h claftn~ pnd also attacked what the bill. 1.25 et hnes to !,,?rt. phones. a matter or political expediency. WI lam now and. (R a I .), t e R'.~ · I -'led ' i I _ ' Tbirty-five · Democrats and six "Congress must choose between Senate's party chleCs both coun- ",,5 ans Cw opprees ve co on the union pl.ekets "might. b~ Telephone workmen must splice lhat and principle," he said. selled patience' Inl IIOlicies of the WesU!rn powers. R!lpubllcans opposed the amend- 'Police Seize Girls' Kic!h~P from .Cedar RapIds or .Iowa City, 400 pair of wires in the cable ~. . oj. -d ':.1 ''-'ent • ifnt I.b.I ' Favo,. Vot. at II Sen. Styles bridges /R-N.H.>, the Indln, up the 3 .a~ meeting. . 13 fta Ittl GOP a",t. MervI~ J. SmIth, busm~ss re~re- fore service c.m be resumed. Each Goodwin backed the ballol for likely vice-chairman. said the Re- alsO disclosed the lnibisters sup- -"'" w. sentiltlve for the union saId earlier. wire must be matched to the phone 18-year-olds, saying "they must pUblican members w.eren't asking p'orfed pakistan i~hetq",rrel with I!: l~th~mo:au~l~natc)rs ~~ 2 Suspects in ' Story a Hoax, PICIi.t Pick... it served before the cable was fight foreign policy. so they shOUld anything unreasonable. He wd Mihanistan over tt.e rushtoollistan vo , WI epu ans aPlIlS Thursday, other employes, union severed, Williams said. have something to say about it." they did want I'dual responsibility, area as \yeU .s backin, Plikistan a tetum to the !NI pe.r cent of par and non-union, picketed the union Rumors have started of , a third dual control and dual authority." in Iler call for a plebi!tlte in !ty supports whiCh prevailed dur- pickets. political party in the soulhem anti· 'NHCI H.ad E.amlnH' KaMunir. ' . I"g World War If were: integration slates, GoodWill said. Gore related that at the first M'_'C_' A f S'At ...... 11 .. tol" Anderson (N.M), BIble ,11' • • Paa- !-THE DAilY ICW/A ..-I.lwa City. la.-F.lda~JlMlifclf'" 195&\ UT The Daily Iowan doodles by dean The Da/ly Iowan is an independent preasion of SUI adrpinistrfll.Wn policy or OeMr.1 Notice. mll.t be left al The Oal'y lowlIJI ollie., Room 201 Co~ opin/qn. collon. Cent.r. by 8 a.m. Monday lor publ!c"Uon In The D;,lIy Iowan on Tu~ay. daily newspaper, written and ediled by '1oticel fo r oth er week day. must be In by 0 p.m. Iwo days prIor 10 publication. The Iowan, in the terms of a policy Th"y .nust be IYPfd or legibly wrllten ar,d slrned. They wlU not be acteptd students. It is governed by a boord of by phone. They will not pe publlsh.d more th an on. week prlol' 10 th•• vent. stuteinent adopted by trustees in 1946, The Dally Iowan res~rve. Ihe rlshl 10 eellt notice •. //VI' student tl'1J.Ytees clected by the Btu "will try to act as a good citizen of the BADMINTON CLUB - The Bad· BABY·SITTING LEAGUE - The dene body and four faculty truste~s ap SUI community and tIle community of minton Club is meeti ng at the University Cooperative Baby-Sit pointed by tile president of thf! uni Iowa City . . •. rhe DtJily Iowan con Women 's Gym every Monday and ting League will be in the charge of I Wednesday from 4:15 p.m. to 5:30 Mrs. '-'aile Scott until March 14. siiy. ceives its owners to be the tvllOle COR p.m. Instruction and competition Telephone her al 6486 if a sitter or The Iowan editoricl staff write. it. stituency of the University, past, present are offered. information about joining tbe group is desired. editorials without cemorship by admini8- and future. It will endeavor to hdld t11e 'J tration or faculty. The Iowan'. editOrial good Of t!le Ufli~sity in trust for th ese BRIDGE LESSONS - The Union , .. Board is sponsoriRg a series oe HUMANITIES SOCIETY - The therefore, is not fleceasanly ex- o~nera. policy, an , •• weekly bridge lessons Saturday Graduate College and the Humani mornings at 10 a.m. on the SUI1 ties Society present Prof. Herbert porch of the Union. H. Rowen speaking on ','Arnauld de Pomponne-"l"he Perfeot Am· bassador',.. Monday, March 12 at BOOK EXCHANGE - Books and 8 p.m. in the Senate Chamber of \ money which have not been picked Old Capitol. Suffrage for 18- yea~ o1ds seems destin,ed young people their voting rights. There is up from the Book Exchange sale may be picked up at the Student to go the same way suffrage for women did much support for the idea in both parties. . Council office in the Iowa Memorial SLIDe SHOW-Kappa Alpha Psi, in the late nineteenth and early twentieth An. ameJldment came to a vote in the Union . OCfice hours are Mon social fraternity, will sponsor a centuries. . Senate jll 1954. The fates, however, were day, 8:30·11 :30 ; Tuesday, 12 :30· slide show of th e 1956 Rose Bowl 2:30; Wednesday, 9:30·9:30, 10:30· Parade, Sunday, March 11 at 4 It has made some headway in SOlne against it. It came up a lew days after 11:30 ; Thursday, 12:30·2: 30; Fri p.m. in the Penta crest Room of the states, but hash't gained nationwide accept- the. Supreme Court had outlawed segrega- day, 8:30-9 :30, 10:30·11:30. Books Union. The public is invited. !I1Ovie on and money not claimed I)y March tIman and ance. Jt will probably be discussed for tion in th~ schools. 28 become the property of the Stu· PHYSICS COLLOQUIUM - The Greek Week years until Congress passes a constitutional Angry southerners (many of whom fav- dent Council. Midwest Conference on Theoretical one In Iowa Ci amendment forcing stat s to allow 18-)!ear ored the amendment) were looking for a Physics is March 9 and 10. At 4 a1111l will be ava use, he said. old .~ to vote. way in which to lash out at the North and HILLEL-Friday night services at p.m. Tuesday, March 13, in room 7:30. Deadline for Sedar tickets is 301. Physics Building, Prof. Fred The movement to gain a vote for 18- whal they t,hought was an infringement March i4. The College Zionist L. Riber of SUI and Los Alamos year· olds needs organization. Committees upon state's, rights. group is sponsoring a dinner dance Scientific Laboratory, will speak of influential persons must be formed on a The ameridment would bar states from in Des Moines March 17. There is on "Fast Neutron Studies of Ener· no charge and reservations must gy Levels in Light Nuclei." nationwide and statewide basis to work for forbidding 18tyear olds to "ote. So they be made this week. a constitutional amendment ttJt would ac- took their wr.tth out upon the amendment CATHOLIC NURSES - The An· comp1ish the purpose. ." ~y . p'reventing it from getting the neces- TWIN CLUB - There will be a nual Day of Recollection will be meeting of the Twin Club, Tues Suffrage for young people could be ob- sary, two-t~ maj~rity. I held Sunday, March 11 at Mercy day, March 13 at 7:30 p.m. in room Hospital. Registration will be at tained by getting all states t\) grant the vot- , The issue is usually debated with slo- RACR oC the Union. 9:30 a.m. and Mass at 10 a.m. "Crusade for ing rights. This, however, will be slow. ~ garis: "Old ough to fight, old enough to Reservations Cor the luncheon can worthy cause "O.K. , /jOtl call help me with 1Ily coat - but 110 half-11clsoll this time." INTERNATIONAL CLUB-There The issue of votes for young people ' h~d Yote'" . Ol~ men for council, young men be made hy calling Pauline Suep to see the will be a meeting on Saturday, pel, 2486, before Friday, March 9. organizations ljttle support until World Wa~ II found ior' war .. ~ They wouldn't vote or just March 10. at 7:30 p.m. at the Pres undertaking byterian Church. Second semester • Marian Shapiro, persons between 18 and 21 being drafted votc like their parents, anyhow .. . Most SANXAY PRIZE-Students who dues will be collected. 0.. chairman of and killed defending their nation. of us pn~ taxes. Why can't we vote? are interested in er.tering competi· tion for the Sanxay Prize should mlttee. It seemed that something should be o. 0 Who Gets Government Aid? HAWKEYE POSITIONS-Appli· done to give them equal rights in the 1)atioo Most prople are overlooking one vital cations for editor and business see their department heads at manager of the 1957 Hawkeye once. The Sanxay Prize is a cash for whic~ they were being crippled and facl about Ollr voting public: it's becom- ment~ should be filed at the office of the award of $500 to the Liberal Arts killed. , ing tOp'bcavy with age. Iowan Writer Says All Seg of Our Economy school of journalism, 205 Commu· senior, a native or resident of Iowa, who gives the highest prom· "Old enough to fight, olel enough to Tpe life l'xpccL.'lncy is going up a"d up nications Center, prior to 5 p.m., Have Their 'Hands in the Cookie Jar' March 9. Applications must include ise of achievement in graduate vote" became a slogan that many political cl~te to the gains of science lIpon disease. a written swnmary of publications work at SUI or any other standard scientists thought' would weep the nation An9 ,ev .....ry year Qur society is mnde up of By HARRY FOREST experience. an outline of a suggest· university during the coming year. .. 'ay Joe, dldn·t yo u II v. 011 a which it will ~oan money or at sense, is another form of price sup· and give the 18-year olds the vo\e. It didn't. a large pt'rcerltage of older people. (arm a few years arof" .. I ed program, and be accompanied " Y.a". but It ..... back when it which it will make an outright pur· port. by a leUer from the registrar cer Georgin adopted 18-year old voting, but Ci)hscqueMly, the d~cisions we )nakc al ZOOLOGY SEMINAR-The Z0- w~.\. ~: :! t::::·~ur. have It m.de chase. The higher price (orces the Also, the government has given tifying good scholastic standing ology Seminar will meet loday at no other statl; followed until Kentucky thb poJl~ 'and 10 our legislatures are coming oow." iusinessman to pay more, thus to the railroads about 131 miUion and gIVing cumulative grade point 4:30 p.m. i.n room 201, Zoo\ogy "Vou aren't klddl .. C. The ,"ov"n· keeping the farm prices high. acres of land for rail construction. voters approved a constitutional amend- to reflect a disproportionate, weight of ",tnt Ih'l"r them price supports," average through the first semester. Building. Stuart D. McDonald, SUI "II old Unci. Sam would help The government by creating an This land grant is equal to the Applicants need not be journalism ment last Nove~bt'r. • judgement by fhe.. aged. student from Ottawa, Canada, will =:r:~:...tha~, I ,,"uldn'~ .. ave nnr rtiIicially high price for farm combined areas of Illinois,. Wiscon· students, nor have had experience speak on "Birds, Mammals and Many persons pay lip service to votes The aged deserve respect and a voice How many times have you over- goods results in production being sin, Michigan, Indiana, Minnesota, on sur publications. Interviews Plants of the .High Arctic." for 18-y«'.1' olds in Iown. Gov. V~O Hoegh in th ~ govemmf'ot. None ca..rt deny this. heard a conversation like this one? larger than necessary to meet the Iowa and one·half of Ohio . and election by the Board of Trus· 1lormal demand. And as we all "Joe. I he.r'\you co~ a new reo tees of Student Publications, Inc., recommended that the legislature pass a They are, howver, dominating the decisions Many of us believe that the farmer ' Irl, ...tor ." UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS is getting special help while we \now, the funds used to purchase "Yeah, I broke down a.n d boucht will take place on March 15. -Students interested in university constitutional amendment for the yOWlS that ~vil1 shape the future ~ the futur~ that are not. The fact that many per. ijlese Carm goods come from the you bay 1\ ..t Ibe blc d.· on'~~;d scholarships for 1956·57 are reo people. The platfonns of both Jo\V3 par- tliey ,!ill not have a part of. Those who sons believe tbat the farm group United St~tes Tthreatsury, and, ul· p::!~;~t .tore over on M.ln SUI DAMES - The sur Dames l annual dinner dance will be held minded that the application dead· ties endorse votes for IS-year old.s each w111 be livlng in tlle world shaped by to- Is the only recipient of govern men· lmate y, from e al'payer. "Naw. I b"Cbl II .t tb. Ilor. line is June 5, 1956. Information tal aid, i.e., support designed to "S·Y 0 •• wi, .. do you think of .round the •• rner from tb. Saturday. March ·17 at the May election. And the state l eg;s.la~re after day's · decisions are receiving no VOice in these £or",lrn tan'" house," flower. Tickets are $3.75 per cou and application blanks Cor under· maintain high prices for goods and "They're O.K., but loo damn "How ~~:~~II· :. ~.t\:=~ '~II' ______.::::.. :...... '--_ t ;$ f __':"'... Ie~ - IIY carrIer In wrong will continue to be arp!ed Lower DepUls" (excerpts); Chem- Tower, Indianapolis 4, lndlana. f .a 10 , 1 ",,,,,1M. Sr. fA), 'hr•• mO\\"I&. $3,2;;. Corn III'owel's ('Ire,,', the only ones I\Mad, ('VII'Y oth I' No\'cmhl'I· . of II " '" 01.1 "!"" _____- ..d... ~" S. Dubuque "rib,. As,". ·Cire. Uir...... •.. 1.111 11... 11 ~;llI t ;:;(,I.' ~qldPII I , '.D:;. r.• . __ l. . , Its THI' D'Afl ¥ .. IOWA .....I ... City, ·',.4,1Ny, Match " 19U-P... , u.s. Soil Man S~DWICH ILUNG I IN M RGENCIES 26 .. Pledged Evening> nack: ntbt ~31cd K p a can of who! kernel com To Talk to DAR/~ cheddAr ~se nd l!e\'i! ham on your pantry hell for an mer· SUI Greek Week"&(heduled' April 16-22 and use as sandwich fWing. Butter gency \. getabl. Heal with thin Ross L. Barnett, the soil I . or u.s. SUI 's social fraternities and sor· conservation service will lpeak at the out&ides of the sandwiches and onion ring • then drain and sen'e ~oom 201 Col'l\l1llUllo , ]owan on TuelCl.;r. orities have chosen "Crusade for a meeting oC Pilgrim cbapter, toast under the broiler. J sprinkled with minced parsley. prior to publlcaUon. 10-Sororities Freedom" as the theme of Greek Daughters oC the American Revo III not be accopled Engagements Announced priol' to the event. feek. John Elman, A4. Des Sorority pledging invitations were lution IOAR), Saturday at 2:30 )lomes, announced Friday. sent to 26 girl Thur day afternoon p.m. in Ule home of Mrs. Jacob Cornog. 1155 E. Court St. I LEAGUE - The Elman, chairman of the 1956 at the close of informal rush rative Baby-Sit· parties that have been going on for Assisting lrs. Cornog as bostess Greek Week scheduled the week of will be Mrs. John Van Bibher, Mrs. e in the charge of April 16 to 22, said that aU lhe nee· two weeks. until March It Those who received invitations I. A. Rankin. Mrs. Joseph Paulus, rSSlfY arrangements have been Mrs. R. R. Sherman, Mrs. Aletha 6486 if a si tter or made with the National Committee and the sororities who sent them ut joining tbc B. Redman, and Mrs. AIda M. on Crusade fol' Freedom and they Rarick, West Branch. are sending the information needed ALPJlA CH I OllEGA .. Mary H~I.n "~nn~II, AI. Sioux City: i-- to carry out the theme. JOYce Hnver. AI. Sioux elly: Vlri\nl ADO TO SOUP Krdcl.. AI. Cedllr RliPld" Gretchen ~OCIETY - The During the week of April 16. the I Chris' Myers. Ai. HarldaLe. N. Y.; Cut that leftover frankfurter in I and the Humani· social groups will cooperate in in· C.rollnp Smith. A2. Olfd~n . .nd Corol thin rounds and add to almo t any Wlckhor.t. A 1. Oak P"rk. Dl. n t Pro£. Herbert forming the student body and the LPJlA Ot:LTA 1'1 kind or !JOu~plit pea, black bean, Jng on ','Arnauld people of Iow a City about Crusade L~ ' nn ChItwood. A2. D"" 1I10In ... ; '\for. cream of celery. la Chrl ten ~~. AI. BurUnlton; RII:. "he Perfeot Am· for Freedom's Radio Free Europe. Gergoly. AI. De Moine.; Jllarlene Krlt. .-____;;;;;;;; ____~iiiiiiii. !lrr. AI. Grand Junction ; Jacqueline ay, March 12 at Week', Schedule Rped. AI. Jowa City. and Carolynn nate Chamber of wenner. A2. De. Moln ..... A schedule (or the week includes: AI, PIt X I U£LT seE exchange dinners among sororities Joanne Luella Gilmor. AI. Cluirlo. City; Pat")' Kay SChroedor. I'll. Dund.". Dnd fraternities, skits. a dance. nnd Mory K~' Seabury. AI. Council EUROPE appa Alpha olympic games, and a convocation. BlurC• • ~si, CIII 0 IEGA w ill sponsor a Each oC these activitirs will em· Nancy Dod 'e . A I. Cedar R.pld.: Dor WITH 1956 Rose Bowl olhy K aplan. A I. Brad Cord; PatricIa ploy a phase of Crusade for Free· Mayer. AI. Charlotte. N. C.: Juanita I March U at • dom as a theme, Elman said. The New",.qn. At. Alburne1t; Ann Threlbll. crest Room of the NI. F.r!lo. N. D. ; Carol~' 11 Walker, Al. , I U national committee has provided a Miss Diana Henkle Miss Jean O'Brien Miss Charlotte Chapman Lillie Sioux. and Solly Zeuch. AI. c is invited. !'lOvie on Rad io Free Europe which Youo•• town. O. AMERICAN UF.t.TA GAMMA £Iman and Ole Committee (or . Henkle· Bills O'Brien· Klein Chapman. White Gr.ra Leinbach. AI. Perry. and JlIdith Greek Week hope to ha ve every I Wa_her. A2. Sheldon. II ~UIUM - The A late fall wedding is planned by KAPPA KAPPA GA:lUI ~ ce on Theoretical one in Iowa City see. The mo vie An August wedding is planned Miss Jean O'Brien, 23 W. Harri· Miss Charlotte Ruth Chapman and Connie Britton. A2. Sioux City. YOUTH also will be available for television S IGMA DELTA T Ii h 9 and 10. At 4 by Miss Dialla Henkle and Mr. Rex son St., is the April 24 bride-eleel Mr. William V. White, both SUI Bett. Ro. nbcrll. AI. Aurorn, nt. arch 13, in room use. he said. Bills. of Mr. Cletus F. Klein oC Tiffin . students. . ding, Prof. Fred Nan Borreson. A3. Sheldon. chair· Both are SUI students. Miss Hen· The ceremony will take pll\ce at 9 The daughter or Mr. and Mrs. 'EXTRA' WITH TEA ABROAD rand Los Alamos man of the projects committee, one kle is a sopnomore in journalism. a.m. at st. Patrick'~ Church. Robert p, Chapman. Davenport. Spread bread with butter and ~to ry, will speak 0( the first persons to see the movie Mr. Bills is a junior majoring in Miss O'Brien , daughter of Mrs. 1Miss Chapman is a junior major· prink1e with celery seeds; cut in· DIAL X3183 ~ Studies of Encr· Wid. ")1'5 a wonderful movie. one radio and television. James P. O'Brien and the late Mr. ing in home economics. Shc attend· to strips and place on a cookie I FOR INFORM ... TION NUclei." that everyone in the United States O'Brien, is a former SUI student. ed Ule Moore Institute of Art. Sci· sheet. Toast in a hot oven . Good Miss Henkle is the daughter of I ABOUT TOUR \ should sec." The movie shows Mr. and Mrs. Lee Henj(le of Garri· She is now employed at the Iowa I ence and Industry in Philadelphia with tea Cor that four o'clock pick· RSES - The An· how Radio Free Europe is combat· son. State Bank and Trust Company. as an art major Cor two years. ~m~e~u~p~. ______iiiiii-=~~~~~~~~;;:~~~ collection will be ing the propaganda that Russia is Mr. Bills is the son of Mrs. Pearl Mr. Klein served in the U.S. Mr. While, a junior in the Col· .. ~ 11 distributing behind the Iron Cur· Navy for four years and is now lege of Engineering, is employed reh at Mercy Schnoor of Perry, He is a member ation will be at tnin. of Delta Tau Della fraternity. engaged in farming. He is the son as a student engineer by th Iowa· ass at 10 a,m. "Crusade for Freedom is a very of Mr. alid Mrs. Frank Klein or lIIinois Gas and Electric Company. the luncheon can worthy cause and I'm quite pleased TiCCin. l1e is the son of Mr. and Mrs. V. .ng Pauline Suep· to see the interest that the Greek AEPi Plans 5th W. White. Davenport. Friday, March 9. organizations at SUI have shown in Both plan to graduale in Febru, undertaking this project." said Anniversary Fete ary, 1957. • Marian Shapiro, A4. South Euclid, ZE-Students who Jazz Quartet 0. • chairman oC the publicity com· The Iota Upsilon chapter of AI· er.ter in g compeli. Freshman Y To Discuss xay Prize should mittcc. pha Epsilon Pi social fraternity BE'eKMAN'S tment heads at General Chairmen will hold its fifth anni versary ban· To Play Here High School Weekend Prize is a cash Elman, Sandra Miller, A3. Dav quet at the chapter house, 707 ~ The Modern Jazz Quartet will A meeting of the Freshman Y the Liberal Arts ,nport. and Jack Stern. C4. Perry. North Dubuque St. . at 1 p.m. Sun· will be h('ld Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. general chairmen of the Greek present a concert in the Main or resident of are day. in the River Room of the Iowa Me· FUNE.RAL HOME { the highest prom· Week Activities. Lounge 01 the Iowa !\1('moriol Un· The chapter was installed at SU1 morial Union. The group will di • ,. ent in graduate Special committee co·chairmen ion Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets cu s plans for the high school week on March ' 11. 1951, after serving ny other standard are: Nan Borreson. A3. Sheldon, are on sale at the lnformation Desk end when Y members from high 507 E. COLLEGE ST. . , the coming year. and Mike Whitmore. A2 , Des for one year as a colony. of the Union for $1.25 per person. schools over the state will be en· Aloines, projects: Jan Walter. C4. Guests at the banq uet will in· The quartet. which composes and t('rtained on the campus. Commit· PHONE 3240 C;:leor striped printed cotton Iwo-piecer ..• !MINAR-The Zo· Warsaw , Ind. , and John Rahn. A2. clude L. Dale Faunce. dean of stu· arranges 1110st of its own numbers. tees will be chosen for the project. beautifully tailored with clever shoulder Hartley. convocation; Carol Craw is made up of John Lewis on the ill meet today at dents, and Mrs. Faunce; M. L. a om 201, Zoology for d, A2 . Iowa City, and John Bou· piano ; Milt Jackson. vib raphone; bug so you'll be delightful fore ond · McDonald, SUI mao A2. Pocanontas. social; Marian Huit, counselor to men, and Mrs. Percy Heath. bass; and Connie oft. White ground with ovocodo, fhapiro, and Loy Brooks, A3, Des Huit; Paul Griffeth. adviser to fra· Kay. drums. They are being spon· wa, Canada. will ARTISTIC toost, block. Sizes 7·1 S. s, Mammals and ~ oine s, publicity. ternities, and Mrs . Griffeth; Ron· sored at SUI by the Cenlral Party CLEANERS h Arctic." ~ Sonj a Swanson. N2. East Moline, aid Roskens. fraternity scholarship Committee. Ill.. and Dick Slocum, A2, Clear adviser. and Mrs. Roskens; Roger The group. playing in the style of Serving Your SCHOLARSHIPS Lake, exchange dinners ; Jean Bar Wiegmann, Interfraternity Council Dave Brubeck, has behind it pcr- I Dorm or House, sted in university rett. A2 . Davenport. and John Me· president, and Dr. Leonard Good· Cormances at leading colleges and Try the WHITE 1956·57 are reo Nulty, AS, Park Forest, Ill., skits; stein. chapter adviser, and Mrs. universities besides national tours TICKET. application dead· and Al Waxcnbcrg. A4. Des Moines. Goodstein. of night·spots. several successful 1956. Information and Pat Hafner. A3. Burlington, Goodstein will present to the recordings, and appearances at oly mpic games. chapter a plaque won at the 1955 New York's Town Hall . PHONE 4424 , blanks for under· I ailable in the Of· AEPi national convention ror the Dudng the intermission oC the 415 E. Burlington FIRST IN FASHION {fairs. best delegation. Faunce will ad concert. candidates for alJ-campus ,Kappas Win Award dress the group. elections will be introduced . 116 E. WASHINGTON WOMEN-A roller ponsored by Town NORTH AMERICAN HAS BUILT MORE AIRPLANES THAN ANY OTHER COMPANY IN THE WORLD omen will bo held ·(Ifor Highest Grades• e in Coralville to· Kappa Kappa Gamma pledge class recently received the Junior Panhellenic Scholarship Award for WIVES - Prof. .the highest grade average the 1st n will spea k on 3CIllcster, The Kappa pledges took to stuttering in lhe permanent award with a grade Phychology Wives point average of 2.91. y. March 12. at Second place winner was Chi floor lounge of the Qmega with a pledge grade point Research Station. I~verage of 2.77. Kappa Alpha The· e persons planning ta was third was a 2.70. ed to call 8-40SS. ) Kappa Kappa Gamma and Chi l(jmega house chapters both re US-The Fireside ceived 2.71 grade averages. Pi Sunday, March 11, Beta Phi took 2d place with a 2.67. I program at the Gamma Phi Beta and Kappa Al · January. Trans pha Theta tied {or third place with e provided from ~.60 grade points. rch at 5:30 p.m. The all sorority grade average lor 1st semester was 2.55. B - The Iowa City 7 ' ill meet Monday, 5 p.m.'in room 11. All adult Iowa rc invited to join urther information, is Latldweber, 1· GROUP - The Fellowship will today at 7:30 p.ll1. Mr. and Mrs. E. Bloomington: Any· ide please contact 3764. flUB - The regu· cting will be held e of Mrs. Ronald rk S1. Mrs. Jessie ok on children's engineers, scientists, physicists, mathematicians ..• NG '7 The weekly I dance enthusiasts Women's Gym to· ,Kodak gift · {or another eve· CAN YOU THINK and fun. The Orst • o devoted to teach· camero lARMON wcomers, with the ••YOND .. MACH 2? CIGARKTT •• the evenin~ to be ests for the more I~ I outfit, traditional dances. 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It ~pacialists in most other sciences. • " today I Price Inc. F.d. Tax. \ Work on the most advanced projects right from seniQr standin, In ,I I ~ the pleasure comes tbtu •.• the taste is great! , allied field, (,P LI~ht",Y.r you t~lnk of photo Ind Join North American's engineering operations at the start. Enjoy personal rewards and recognition eech and henlrnl)· , ort luppll.l, think of UI, your ccd not be a Delta Los Angeles. Here's where the HOO SUPER from challenging assignments. order to be ellJl· K E.. tmln Kodlk "0,... tion form may be See your Pllc,ement Office for an appointment with the North American Representative, or Wri~: Ing to: Delta Zeta, uerters, 1325. C\re~ Bill Mme, Dept. 56COL, tnlineeriAl Personnel Office, North American Ayi.tion, Inc.,lDs Anlelos 45, Calif. Is 4, Indi_n • . , ' dats and a~pl~CI' f' JJnJ~ filled out shouId 'be \ Friend'y, Pcmmai SerOicC Engineering Ahead for a Better Tomorrow of the Selloltr.III, AIW(//J8. 01' IMIII'I' Allril 15, ~I, S. Dubuque • Dial 5745 NOR~H AME RICAN 'AV IATION , INC. ~" II' ...... ~( ~ 2 , 'aqe 4-THE OAIL Y IOWAN-Iowa City, la.-Fridav. Merch t , 19$6 • 0' ,It ': ( Morehedd Advances, 84-80 ~ttor Secon LOUISVILL~ . Ky. Lfl..-Moreheau, the highest scoring major col· lege basketball Learn in history, won its way into the NCAA playofC~ St. Mary's. ~scapes Thursday night with an 84-80 victory over Western Kentucky . fax ( • Muscatine and Davenport moved Morehead wiil now meet Marshall College at Fort Wayne Monday NEW YORK Lf>-With Wes San· Glance Changes in IIi into Ule class A district finnlS night, in a game that decides who will enter the Regional NCAA of filing tax re~ Thursday night with a pair of de· tee standing by ready to run at By GEORGE WINE tournament to be held at Iowa City March 16,17. Milwaukee Saturday, the State at~rney, at the cisive victories at the Iowa Field· • • • The basic chs house. Supreme Cllurt was scheduled to ,Wheatland,' 69-61 tak~ action today on the tempo This is a great basketball season Muscatin:! contained a (ourUl rary injuDQtion staying the life· in the Corn State. Iowa goes to the By LARRY DENNIS quarter Tama rally and went on to time ban imposed on the Kansas NCAA tourney. Coo goes to the win, 58-46. The l\1uskies came NAlA meet, and Iowa States goes SUI A st. Mary's of IQwa City !lassed its district semi·final test Thursday, about half the period gone. an~ mile ace by the Amateur Athletic but Dot without more than a little opposition from a determined Wheat· it was give·and·lake the rest of close to losing command midway Union . to which ever one they want to land outfit. the way. in tlle last period when Tama fired The court can take one of two watch. in 10 straight points to cut the mar· Hono,~ The Ramblers won, 69-61. They trailed at the half 35-34, then took ad· At the half, the Ramblers were actions: ., . . gin 49-39. but Muscatine went into vantage of a six minute gap in -:------ down 35-34. Don Lumsden. who by 1. Drop the injunction. thus re· Wichita plckl Carl Cain on its Wheatland's scoring eHorts to race a semi·stall to throttle the . late verting the case to its original all,oppon,nt team. Carl almost T. ~IAR\, ' S - G~ then had scored 12 points, had also to a 52-45 third quarter lead. FO FT P I' n' Tamahawk bid. statu's, with Santee suspended from lost out in the voting, though. Omah( Lum.sdeo r ., ., t. 0 .. t '! coUected four personal fouls. t • • • further track activities. He was usually too far off the And that might not have been Klein , t ...... '! I II ('i Wheatland lost sight or the bas· enough were it not for the efforts Wa.IIJuper. c: •.•. :t .'\ .. I.'i Davenport had no trouble with 2. Grant a permanent injunction. floor for the Shockers to get a Oil paintings, Maher, J ...... n ; .• .~.; ket in the third quarter as t~ Clinton as the Blue Devils won which would forbid Ule AAU from cloll look at him. Df sculpture by of a lad named Dave Maher. a JeDsen, ~ ...... ~ U 0 .. Wildcast went lor almost six min· Cahill.. .•. .. . I 4 I (I theit' 18th game of the season, 71-48. enforcing the suspension It slapped members of the handy young gentleman who net· utes without scoring a point. Still, Reid , 1 ...... 1 0 0 ~ Davenport led at halftime, 27-17, on Santee Feb. 19 on charges of ment are on dis ted 25 points in the game, 19 of Lla,'ber" f . . .•.. 6 U I 0 St. Mary's led by only seven, 42-35, Middleweight· champion.. . Bobo 01- Total, ' ..... ~ 17 III 69 and then broke loose in the professionalism. Midwest Biennia them in the last half. but it was enough. son's wiCe accuses him of being .' Gigantic Pipe Sale wnEATLAND - HI third quarter to turn the game into Wa.hington Bound Joslyn Art Mu Maher almost single handedly Lumsden Hurt the Cather of five children by an· withstood a last period Wheatland FO FT pt' Tr a rout. The Blue Devils scored 29 Santee, a Marine lieutenant at Neb. Mente, t ...... U 7 4 ~S other woman. At last report, Bobo assault that brought the Wildcats Hoy er. , ...... I '! 3- .. The Ramblers did lose Lumsden points during this red·hot period. , Quantico. Va., said he would go is out looking for llrl\nium, which From 606 sub l to within five points, 60-55, about MeCammat. e ...... 0 0 I 0 with a knee injury early in the to Washittgton overnight and isn't a bad idea, under the circum· Domestic and imported gen" were selected fc prlersoft, f ...... 1 ': I .. stand by there until noon today. halfway t11rough the quarter, but Pewe, I' ..•... . •. a " IU period. Dennis Walljasper, leading stances. later figure rep I EIII...... II 0 0 I '~ Unless there has been an adverse uine briar pipes. Nationally no closer. 0 0 I II ~istrict SO of which al J ..,.r, r ...... scorer through the season, hit 11 Scores cou,rt decision by lhat time. he wl\l • • • adverti.ed brands in a large Mente Hits 2S TotaJs •... '!:: U I'! 01 The California I e ,I I I a t u r e SUI. Maher wag not alone among the Store by Quarter.: points in the first half, but was take 1I plane for Milwaukee. If the I~ 17 -1l~ assortment of .hapes and In the ca tegol SI. 1\[ory', .... IK 16 held to four in the last two quar· Class 8 court has not acted by noon, he throwl out a resolution to elimi· game's big scorers. Wheatland's Wheatland . la '!:! ao JCJ-.61 nate the Bi, Ten ROM Bowl Prof. Stuart Edi, Milled free 'hrows: St. Mar)"', - tJ; Urbandale 04, LI"e"lI1e GO (overtime) will make the trip anyway, 'he sizes. Values to $6.95. Glen Mente also hit 25, bul only ters. J .. mal~ .. 00. Bondurant ~8 WhaUand - ~ . competition. The lellillators don't his "Still Life.' 10 Came in the last half. That was QarnavUl. 17. DUlIch:e M said. . tt with Maher taking over Ule M~.41.w want to break the Rose lowl Mitchell, art in the difference. Calumet .9. Orand 6:! 'fhere are six definite entries in per cent clip in the flrs[ half, they rems with his six baskets, plus Elwood ,~. Ca'c.de (81. Marlin.) ~7 allreement until the Pacific: Coa.t Other SUI arti Wheatland's second half chill is Tracy 71. Richland (\.I the mile event of the Milwaukee dropped to 29 per cent after in· seven of eight free throws in the Journal Games but no assurance conference wins another game. iogs in the exhil reflected in ule shot ~rcentages. sister Mary James termission. But they launched 55 final period, the Ramblers effec· Class A they will compete if Santee is ad by which time California should - "Bottles." The Wildcats hit 15 of 34 shots in have an entirely new lellillature . . Boyle. form shots and connected on 26 o[ them. tively held off a Wheatland press Cbarl •• City 6'1. 10 ... Foil, tIO mitted. ){ellh the first hall for 44 per cent. In U.U We.teno Chrl.tlan 63. CII.r.llle 61 lure of Things." the second half this dropped to 'Remblers L.... d Early in the final minutes. l\ra.nbantewn .... Orlnatll G:4 Two Sections • • • MI,'"." Burke. G 29 per cent, 8 of 29, to bring their Racing - literally - away to a The Ramblers, who now own a Storm Lake 70. LeMar. 63 ' Olive Kuechle, Journal meet di· On·again off·again Wes Santee pIes," IIt.u... Uno GIl. Tam. 46 ~ k(oy K . Burke game percentage down to 36 per 7-2 lead in the opening minutes, 2'/-1 record for the season, will tan· Burlin,ton r.t;, Bloomfl.1d 38 rector.. said in Milwaukee Thurs· has his amateur status reinstated. "Rain" and "Th Donald AU.n Kerr cent. the Ramblers looked like they gle with Elwood. 78-57 victor over Cedar "a." lA, Dubuque L.ra, It! day that if. the permanent injunc· The American people know which Lake 1\llUs '77, New Harnpten 1m "Still Ute" and St. Mary's wasn't as good as might turn the game into a rout. Cascade rst. Martin's) Thursday. ,Veb.ter Clh' 9;";, Pncn..hontas fJ'! tion is granted he would "arbi· side their Olympic bread is but- RACINE'S W. Ixmn Moullo" uPainter's Slnk. that, but the Ramblers got more But Wheatland applied the brakes in the Class B final Saturday at Davenport 7 .. Clint"" 'I' ~aril~. run the mile in two sec- tered on, and they also know the 132 E. Washington Carroll 70. En,met"b,, ", ;19 Sylvia Spencer Pe shots. Rolling along at only a 33 to Ule St. Mary's fast break with the SUI Fieldhouse. Red Oak 411, Guthrie t..e " ;er 4S "Easter Sunday Wons"Con.ceivaply,. Santee could run dali~fr~e~re:n~ce~be~t~w~e=e~n~b~u~tt=er~a~nd~o~le~o- ~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~' - - Family ." FI't\d R. Spratt. all alone in his section," he added. iI••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , the men's shop'•••••• "Old BuJldlngs" Apple." See No Improvement- The six entries are Phil Cole· • • Mary Taylor. fort Lite with Plant. Max Taylor. G . G e "Porlralt 01 the e ,e BE YOU SEE "Brady" Beaman i J Allred D. Thoma t H R t et~ R k I Id ·R~~;.lf;~!!~s~~~n~~~~;::r~ei~E! SUR~ "Nude FI4ure." Lansing, Mich.; Gebrgctown's Joe = = • Deady; and Mike Stanley. Lock· • of E. V, Price and Co, • In the graph la n opes es WI 00 les n Ie following artist5 G. ' bourne, Ohio, Air Force Base. .= TODAY AN D TOMORROW shown: (Editor', Nut., Thl, 1. 0"0 III. erie. I. S 01 O' , i . Keefe Baker. G. 01 arllcles .boul mnJor leal UII: baJeball I ays son oesn t "Calllng of St, M club. and th. lr th.ne•• 1111 , y• .,). season. Burnside, 25, posted an 18- ' City. may be a good receiver too. White shows well at fir st. ' . • • Pro!. Byron Burl and " On Romne By PAUL JESS 11 record with Dallas last year, Jenkins showed weaknesses at the Three rookies are 011 the outfield W . • He will scientifically measure you for a new suit • .topcoat or sportsweClr. • Jean Kubota Ca .. striking out 235 in 255 and allow· plate, such as going f,or bad pit· scene (or the New Yo~kers. B?b' ant Robmson .Boul "Country Rain.' = •• tI. Cassil.!. in C. The New York Giants. third ing only 2.48 runs per game. He's ches, but so does Yogi Berra. He Lennon. 28, up from Mmneapohs. '·Seasra pe. ,. BIG MEN Nancy FI-k , G. 10 place finishers in the National wild, but fast. hit .293 and drove in 68 runs last Bill. Wells, 25, ~cq(lired from the NEW YORK 1A'l-0ne of middle· = f . I trait" League a year ago, eye a pennant Question Marks year... , , W~lte Sox org~mzatlon , and George weight champion Ray Robinson's •• • •• or . -SMAll MEN , I Katherine HeIner. this ye,ar. but probably will do no Joe Margoneri, Jim Constable Th ~ Giant mfleld c~uld be the Wllso,n, 30, MlIlneapoJis'managers said Thursday he does. "Chit Chat." Andrew KinCti nno better than fourth. A good crop of and Dom Zanni arc all question best m the league. but It could also 31 Homlrs n't think martial.troubled Carl • • - "Matador," pro r. Mauricio L rookies could help the Giants tre· marks, but Margoneri could prob· be the worst. Here there a~e to Lennon, though he hit 31 homers' ,; Wednesday wi! eral public at ~~ .- .. ~~ al ... SAGE e. - _ .lUNE GRADUATES ,. ~ ~~,:vI::'!':::::: ~rion "yle fo, Ea,'" ~ , I. FUlKS ~ .' ~ A General Motors Representative , will be on hand to answer YOU17 questions R ~ , ~ your old watch ~ ~ about J'ob opportunities with GM ~ ~ MARCH 12 and 1~ EO II on these new Our College Representath'cs speak for and can answer your questions fully. II ~ ~ all of OUI' many decentralized divisions We cordiall y invite June gl'llduuies, and throughout the cO llntrf those graduating this SLImmer, to a l'I'an ge ~ ~ They arc familial'\vith careet' opportuni an appointment through your College ~lGIN~Wfu ties throughout the entire organization, Place ment Oftlce on one of the above '/ ~ ~ including stuff and divi:!ional operations, li sted dales. TI ~ , ~ OM Positions Now Avaliable' ln: I .. ~ ~ ELECTRI ·Af. 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Given Award n s or scapees MANDA , .0. !HI _ A store Retreat at YCamp (ily Record NCAA playoffs Tax Changes in Iowa io Play Lead DES MOINES I.4'I--Two barefoot d I ' boys who o([ered a radio [rom ~cl:sma~ f~U;d it De n't pay to TwentY-!lne students o[ the Dis. Changes in Iowa income tax laws and advantages of dillerent ways For Heroism tbelr car in exchange for gasoline JOS a w ea arm r. ~iples of Chri t tudent fellow hip STI!ARNS. Ir .nd Mn Ben, JIll C..,.· of rhing lax reports were explained Thursday by Roger lYle, Iowa City In-Nexf Play at an Iowa City service station C. G. Byerly, Mandan. attempted (u p ' t Ch' . t. Ch ch' roll 51 .. a 61r' Thu....,.y .t Mercy H_ aUlirney, at the Iowa City Rotary Club meeting. . ( 1' ....1 10 1 b. Dill,. 10"'"") Wednesday have been picked up to sell Joe Kah'oda, Mandan area 0 Ie. Jr . rlS Jan ur lJ) PIta!. {oThe basic change in Iowa income tax this year was the adoption of DES MOlNES - An Iowa City and are being held by De Moines I' r t fI I rowa Cdy. wIlf attend a retreat al STEVENS. Mr. • nd Mrs. K~lth. m,,", the federal adjusted gross income , armer, a parr 0 98-cen oor YMCA Camp Wap' Y today .ldr. a boy Thu....ru· at ldr~Y "0 . petroleum transport drl\'er who poI Ice. t ](ald ' 'd b 'd be h pit.,. as the starting point for Iowa in· Joan Fagan. A3, Kansas City, exti ngul hed a truck fire and res· Authorities in Des Moines have rna S. 018 sm. e . appy / 'hrough ~unday. DEATH SIUl come tax purposes," Ivie said. Mb., will play the role of Mary in cued a driver pinned inside the cab identified the youths a.s escapees to buy the mats If the price of Cars II'IU lea\'e from the church Roy TWTIt'r. f'. Rod, Is. Art; sts There are several adjustments the forthcoming Univer ity Thea· of the wrecked truck was named [rom the state boys' industrial wheat was back up to $4 a bu./ btoginning a~ 4 p.m. today, with 8:::':;0::: IVedntalay .. t Unl"rrsHy • that have to be made to this fig, school in Topeka, Kan. The boys she!. S('veraJ leaVing at 6:30 p.m. lind Ho>p,.I's. ure, he said. "Capital gain and tre production of "Family Por· "Driver of Ule Month" Thursday by the Iowa Motor Truck As oel· said they escaped from the school Byerly told Kalvoda La bridg in others at various time in the el·e· HOFn:LDER. WIlIi.m. If, us E. gross carryover (rom years prior trait," a play encompassing the Honored at ation. Sunday. a bush I of wheat lind he 'd swap ning. BloomJn,'on 5 • . Weden d.) II M~""y to 1955 will have no eerect on Iowa last three years of Christ's life, He is Pcter Crowley, 41, n.R. 4, Police reported the car they four mats for it. Miss Sally Smith. minister o[ Harp"./. income earnings this year," he written by Lenore CoCCee and Wi!· driver for Ruan Transport Corp were driving was slolen. Kaldol'a turn 'd up Thur day Ieducation and student work at the IJUBLER. Edward. 12. Cecl .. Rapid. Omaha Show stated. '!iam J. Cowen . oration. A Des Moines policeman picked with the wheat, e;.;cllanged (or the church, will direct the relreat in WednHcl y .t Un"·."'I)' He> oth of low. CIIY Neb. tions are limited to five per cent Prof. Margaret Hall. and lighting fire that started near the gas t nks From 606 submitted entries, 228 of the net income after federal is by Prof. Walter Dewey. of the wreeked vehicle. Then, with were selected for lhe exhibit. The taxes are deducted from it, Ivie The complete cast listing: . another driver's help, he pried open later figure represents 164 artists. said. "It can·t exceed $250." he a door to remove the trapped driv· 30 of which are connected with added. i::~re l; .•~.~ 'c'h!ld'" .. ". Skt;~~::~':;: er from the crushed cab. "The average individual remem· lowe City The rescued man was Robert SUr. b tI tit h ld '1 Joseph ...... Richard Bl·lglla. In the category of oil paintings, CJS 1a as year e cou I em· AI, ErIQ. P• . Matz, Albert Lea, Mi nn., operating Prof. Stuart Edie is represented by ize on the state return for sueh A. Shepherd ...... , aer'13rel n esse. a semi·trailer for Ellsworth Freight his "Still Life," and William J. things as social security, conlr!· NL,oml ...... ,...... ~l. ~~I:~~~~~r. Lines. Inc. Mitchell, art instructor, "Venus." butions," lvie said. AI. Shemndo,h Crowley's actions, plus hi 1(i.. "This year he can't do this." he Judah ...... , R;!'~1-.~~W:,'i~ Other SUI artists and their paint· year record of accident·free driv· said. "If he takes a standard de· Mary Clcophas .. ' EI~nor WUllam son. ing made him eligible for the Driv· ings in the exhibit are: • Work Wanted Home Furnishings Instrudion sister Mary James Ann, former student duction on [ederal income tax, he Reb~ ...... ~ '. ~~::'r~~I"R~~~n : er of thc Month award. He has Classified - "Bottle .... also must take standard de· A3. Fairfield driven trucks about 670.000 miles Keith Boyle • .former student - 'Struc_' duction on stat" income tax." Simon ...... Darvl 'ichull'. Advertising Rates SPRING hou_I~/lJllnl . Baby .tltlOIl. BALLROO I tI.nee I....,nl. Mlm' Youd ture of Things." I y A3, LaU.ntr without a chargabl accident duro 3078. 3·15 Wurlu. pl.1 "IS. • 4·21 R MI" ...... Burke. G . Iowa City - "Ap. This is "nol ljs bad as it ap- James ...... neeve StoDe. Word Ads pl ..... ing his lwo years' employment at W ASHlNGS. 8-2GSO 3·10 Child CClte I.e !toy K. Burkett, lormer student - pears," lvie said, He e.-;plained Mordecai and tlshofm!r~I~. ~£Ie~~S:.'dC~ One Day ...... 8~ a W01d Ruan Transport Corporation's Cor· Boby "Rain" nnel "Thicket." that t"l major deduction in past . Faulkner. C . Hillsboro. Ill. Two Days ...... 10; a Word CHILD CARE, Phon "21 ~ •• ____.;;.;:~:....;;.:;.;.;.;..;.; Sittinq.... ___ _ Donald AUen Kerr. G . Saginaw. Mlch. alville terminal. "Still 1.J10" yea rs has been the federal income SeU~ , ...... Jo fo'~~u~~;;; Three Days ...... 12; a Word Autos for Sale and "Aud rey ." Crowley came to Iowa City in CHlLD------~--~--~~-- CARl:. Su.dlum pall... Phone BABY alttln •. :!4Il~ W. Demn Moullon. C , Ravenna. O. - tax. Now that is taken off before Eben ...... l!er-ord B,I.'. Four Days ...... 14; a Word '114. l·j.O "Pl\Inter's Slnk." · I tin d ' · A~. Tul-a. Okla . 1949. Previously he had driven Sylvia Spencer Petrie. G. Iowa City - de d uc tIOns, Ie can ue. Amos...... Monte Colem.n. Five Days ...... 15¢ a Word 1841 MERCURY lour·door. liealer. d t trucks in Wisconsin. He is mar· froller. Exoellent condition. &. i' Pre . SCh~i ------Ty-p-ln-g--- "Easter Sunday" and "The Poet's Sample Situation . AI. 0"0. Coli'. Ten Days ...... 20; a Word ramily." ried and has four children, offer. CnU ::I40. 3·10 Fn:\i R. Spratt. G. Cednr Rapids - lvie outlined a hypothetical tax MaLhla •...... '" .. ~~YJ~r~~u~~~ One Month ...... S9¢ II WOl d "Old Buildings" and "Stili LICe with 1947 FORD latlon wa,on, MOlor and Roonls for Rent Appl . ... ~ituatio~, . !lI~str~ting lh: a~van. A dl.clp~e , ...... B I~rlc~I~';~~ MENiAL. HEALTH _ Dr. Nor. (Minimum Charge 50;) price• "He just said his fil'5t word. He called me 'Mamn'." APPLIANCES and HOUSEWARES Wonderful Bargains THE GORD'ON BooKSHOP 114 E. Washington ) During the Lenten Season. • • at the BLUE RAIDER . • Walleyed Pike 8Se 2-Piece Wool F1annel Suit • Fried Shrimp SSc • Catfish 7Sc Contrasting Slacks • Perch • 7Sc Serv~d Every Friday During Lent complete. I • SARGe,. IF )'OliD .. BE A LITTLe NEATi~, , JQJRSELF, 'IOU'O GET Sirloin Steak Bonele:ss Steak MORE RESPECT FROM Ve ••: .verywh~", ,. beeau.. · f~r fathlon and ve"atl1Ity n£MEN 25 00 P... ney'. color- and Itylo-coonllnated Oentry TFt. rankt $1 $1 Mconel to nOM. You Itt a handaotne 2·button luit of wool flannel beautifully touched WIth rayon sparkle nuba or other equally smooth new e{feets. And you "* eet an extra pail' ef elegantly tailored contrasting slacka . J of.. all woollheen rabardine .,' keyed for perfect casual . blendinr'Wlth the wit. BLUE RAIDER 329 S. Gi!bf'rt Oin) 491 ~ , • " \ I ~ ... &-T~E DAILYIO'fl~-I.~.- ~ily, ' •.-Friday, M.rfh .', lfU John Sinuns. M.... Touualnt, l1.lcb.rd r Llo)d JOIl •• Je.n I"n,,:n. I" ram MayoriJrges Faculty, Stafl w.. lA!Vol ~. M ~rk 1f~1I .. O C.III ~ !dll {,Y COURSE Winter. Thelma Peterson, ~Ir Edm May Begin Elgin, Goldie Sexton. M .... Eileen Walll, Schedut-es-·~ Mary Sheedy, ('· he ~ly .. ooey. Wilyne SU I C~oun}y - Back """C28n. Jo ph Howe. Karl K Ill., Aid Red Cross meyer. HlII1~r Rou~C!. SamupJ .rIhr. John Russ. Dean Wtlliam SImon. M .... Call WI.,..,. Rob.rt Ray. Boyd :l1 cCand D'rama Group Seventy-seven SUI Caculty and Ie"". Desmond Cook. Rich.·rd Sellcr Wednesday, March 1.4, 1956 Easter Seals burl". Mrs. cprot Benls, Gordon K pnt. Physic~ The Iowa City Hecreation Com- st,Cf members arc soliciting mem- Dale Bent •. "nd LO ren lII.kel·RO') . Parley I... IOWA MEMORIAL UNION . I d hU f he h Paul Brechler. Nichola. Welte r. A. A plea in behalf of crlPP e C - mission will hold a coffee and berships and funds or t Jo nson Bradley. Dorolhy Kln w. Jame. Scolt . d ~e n was issued by Mayor Leroy C t R d C th l Ray Phillips. T. M. Rehder. Dorothy By ELDON LIBBY meeting Sunday 10 discuss the pos- oun y e ross on e cas ern Leslie, a~d Helen Coodenow. STUDENT TICKETS Free Upon 'Presentation of 10 Cards. Be Mercer Wednesday in a proc I ama- ti C th tI Rev Kathleen LuBudri •. Marili. Van No'- A regional conference at SUI in theoretical physics is the result of a lion which officially opened the sibility o( a community Iheater or· sec on 0 e campus, lC • lrond. May Herrman. Robert Brl@eland. ginning 1 p.m. Saturday, March 10. d . Cit Allred Henriksen the group's fund Allc. Overholser, EIIU"be~n Englert. continuous growth of research in this field in the mi west. 1956 Easler Seal Campaign in ganization for Iowa y, recre- , . . . ' . Mable Wa'ther. airs. Vern Spencer. Phil UNIVERSITY STAFF, Available 1 p.m. Saturday, Mar.ch 10. SUI Physics Prof. Josef Jauch is chairman of the conference. 10 be Johnson County. atl'on dl'rector Robert Lee said raISing chaIrman, saId. Cornell. Leonard Brokll. Arlyn C. held at the Iowa Center for ConUnuation . . Stu dy toda y and Sa t urd ay_ The proclamation urge d resl'' Thursday. I The faculty ,and slaff members HowardMarks. JMoWl,. Harvey Gear'e Croy. SlevenJamess. JordanHaberl. RESERVED SEATS - 1.50 "The interest in this soecial field is shown by the increasing number dents 10 provide needed services . de t t f Michaelsen. Moyra Calder. Rob"t Turn - of degrees given, publications, and ------for crippled children by supporling The meeting is set for 2 p.m. at represent various par men s 0 bull. Edmund de Ch ••••. Harold Saund- TICKET DISTRIBUTION IOWA UNION , EAST LOBBY pOsitions created for theoretical Woman InJ"ured as the annual Easter Seal appeal for the Catholic Student Center, 108 I' the university, not including the iie~r $~' ~:~;:~:::~ Saturday, March 10 - 1 to 5 p.m. physicists in -the midwest," funds. McLean SI. The public. is invited. sm medical center. • I Monday .. March 12 - 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. said. " Our county has been blessed Preliminary investigations into Prof. Robert Hogg of the Depart- ""'"!".I 1:: '. or') • Tuesday, March 13 - 8' a .m. to 5 p.m. Theoretical physics, Jauch ex- Aulo Crashes Pole with abundance," the mayor said the possibility of the Recreation _ment Of. M.athe!Datics a~d ~s- ~:::!. __ .!. ! ! _ ~ plains, is "thinking on paper" and in a statement accompanying the Commission backing a community tronomy is dlrectmg the uDlverslty YOU'LL BE SHOCKED Wednesday, March 14 - 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. is an attempt to find all-embracing proclamation. theater have been undertaken duro departmental campaign.' physical laws that explain the re- A car driven by ' Mrs. Leatha l\f. " Its vast resources are almost ing the past few weeks at the re- Students wishing to make contri- said SAT. EVE. suits of experimental physicists. Immel, 216 Fairchild St., crashed without limit. Most splendid of quest of interested citizens. butftJns should contact their depart- posf The importance of these physi- these is its human resources. The { It lati cists can be shown in the work ac- into a utility pole in the 1100 block talents, intelligence and enthu- Arguments for and objections to m~nt aeu.y r~presen . v~ or "Phenix City, Alabame, was · . on Court Street at 1 a.m. Thursday. d . the proposed program will be brmg or mall theIr contflbu~JOn to eomplished by Dr. Albe rt Emstem. siasm of our people have ma e It heard at the meeting. the Red Cross, 309 E. Washmglon. Starts Einstein worked equations and Mrs. Immel was bruised about the a most favored community." doing a $100,000,000 annual found cerlain basic laws that are head and legs as a result of the "'n our ·children and youth we Tentative plans include the pre- . Sigma D~lta Tau s~cia l sorority trade In sin and crime," TO·DAY termed the theory of relativity. have our greatest hope for the sentation of a one-act play at the IS the sororlty-Crater~lty Red ~ross "ENDS MONDAY" This theory explained to ex peri- crash. future. Upon them ' depend the Iowa Play Production Festival, to representative, Henriksen said. Doors Ope. menlal physicists why the results She was treated at University strength and security of the years be held at SUI April 6-14, and pos- Faculty,and staff Hed Cross rep- said LIFE magazine 1: 1. P.M, they obtained from their experi- Hospitals and releascd Thursday to come. Because oC this we ha ve sibly one or more full-length plays resenlatives include: ments conflicted with Newton's morning. tremendous responsibility to our {or this spring and summer. Robert Thorne. tlelen Brum. Harold . "The wick.dest city in the IT'S TOUCIf . II lo the It S d ' McCr have an accident. An airman Webb FRYING ~.. , . Air Force Base blushingly would g /.:,': .. s. !".~ :.l · ~~ ~ ':' ~I:~ ' ~ ' : n't identify had to be evacuated to 2pk Sheppard Air Force Basc in Wich ita Falls for treatment of a dis 4 Big Days. , • Starting 1 :15 P,M. located shoulder. He Cell out oC bed. CHI'CKENS OLEO l'lZ1 .1" D T-O-O-A-Y c c Here Is '1he Very Newest Picture With ERNEST BORGNINE 2 to 2~ Favored To Win The ACADEMY AWARD As The Pounds Averag-. BEST ACTOR OF THE YEAR! At 910 Kilocycles tol(lr" EACH slly .. rtn~ i ni" TODAY'S SCHEDULE nbunced 8:00 Mornin, Chapel 8:15 New! operated 8:30 Iowa Covernmtn t ¥ L c ' tinue a sel{rtl '9: I ~ The Bookshelf -9:45 Mornlni Fealure FRESH, CRISP' Jumbo Stalk ID:OO News 10: 15 Kitchen Concert 1l:00 Let Science Tell Us Des Moi 11 :15 Purdue Band or the Air 11:30 London Forum )2:00 Rhythm Rambles c 12;30 News , Electroc 12:45 Sports Roundtable 1:00 Musical Cnat!i :~ 5 13. 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