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an '1• a es In ·0 ce" * * * * * * * • * * * * , • * * * * • * * * Morg~n, Dvorsky. and Loriq fleeted to City CQune'if P, sfs. Reds4>emand Control All 8L:~d . I· '.Win by ' 2~1 " rgm: Of, nited Germany ~~;::~~~~ In Record (itY·: Vote GENE.A (,4> -Russian Foreign Minister V. M . Molotov slunned All eight annexations propos d II, &I1lI BOYD on the Big Four conference Tuesday night with a thunderous demand Tu 'day's ;lublic measurc:a City manager govern mont lot a solid endorsement from the lJeo­ lor Communist dominance in a United Germany. ballots weNl approved, accordin, pIe of Iowa Cily Tuesday. The Western Allies immediately obtained a recess until today. A to latc retutns Tuesday ni%ht. Even thc propo III to annex a It.came In the form of easy victories for the tbr~ CIty Council French delegation officer said "tomorrow's nueting could be the candldatcs of the pro-mana,er Council-MallllCCl' Association last." strip at land prC\'lously anncxed (CMA) OV[!r those at the Non-Partisan Taxpayer. LealfUc (NPTL). -I "If Molotov maintains hilt po- by CoralviU , wa. ~pJ>rovcd by CMA-men Phj\lp Morgan, Geor,e Dvorsk¥ .nd Louis Loria were silion includln, his statement / Iowa City vuter.:; . The llrl precir.cts reporting, • * * I never behind In' the counllnll- " evcn thoullllh tbll only two pre­ that ~ussia doe~ ...... , Infend to the 1 t In Ward" and 1st in Wjlrd Chandler Gels submit any othe 1, Indicated fe_qundlng approval cincts the NPTL candidates car­ ried reported early. pro p 0 s a I 50 a or all the nnnf'xotion proposals. CMA, NPTL! C?erman . unltic~ I The clly must prove before II They received 83 per cent of tlon, It IS diffl Johnson COllnty District Court the total vote •. Kentucky Nod cult to see hov judie that It can improve the George Dvorsky Philip Morgan • Louis Loria Men Thank It was I record vote for a city the West coule area's ervlces b!!{ore the Bnnex- CMA Ca.ndidates Elrctcd to City COl/neil election. An unoUiclaJ total of make any agree- I allons will becom!' l~ga1. S,583 · turned out to better the ment or com I A breakdown or the voting in City Voters 19U record of 5.20~. fQr Governor the two wards reporting carly The voters went down the was: CMA NPTL B)' CLAKEN DALE line In approv- LOUISV1LLE, Ky. (JP) - Dern-' On Pl'opo al I. l'CS-402. no-132: Both Council-Manager Asso- Ing the poIiclce ocrat A. B. (Happy) Chandler, Iofficial said.. 2. yes-404, nO-131; 3. yes-383, no- Election Candidates Candidates clatlon (CMA) and the Non- and projecta 01 who served as Kentucky's gover. Bu.t Amerlc~n . 146; 4. yes-107. no-129; 5. yes- Par tis a n Taxpayers LeafUe City M aon a ,e r offiCIals later indicated that de- 38B nO-130 ' 6 yes-401 nO-129' (NPTL) of[(clals exprellied Jrl- Pe\et F. J\oa{l, nor rom 1 0 T ues ay , ' , . , , Retums - · f 935 t 1939 d c titude late Tuesday night for the whose adminis­ I d'! spile the conference's apparenl l 7. ye -397, no-136; 8. y -391,00- , ~ .:.t ' ~ 0'1 OIl ..!2 support thf:Y received In the tratlon was the was e ected to a secon our-year Itallure the Big Four would need 133. by ·c ..0 0 ~ Iowa· City election. . central l~\le of term. at least three or rour more meet- About 20 per cent of the n- .9 ~I=Q .t Returns from ! ,486 of Ken- ings to complete the agenda. nexation ballo\$ were rcturncd Precincts ~ ...:l Q U ~ Thomas Farrell Jr., chairman thtl campalcn, tucky's 4,032 preclOcts gave: , . . unmarked. or the victorious CMA said' The voters toP-' Chandler 217,63<:; Republican Molotov s sweeping rejection The eight areas voted on Tues- " Probably the ,rea test ' sln'l~ IX!d otf tl)e ,,0Wl­ Edwin R. Den~ey 145,918. at any pla.n to ~nlfy Germany by day were: 1st 'Vard, 1st P" eciuct 15 .7 16 101 114 114 force in this eleetJon has been cl.l ~allotln, by Chandler became a U.S. senator free electlOn~ 10 the foreseeable 1. The platted .re. or tbe u.n- the mass commtlnlcatiQn media. approving el,ht ROAN and then baseball commissioner' future and hIS blunt d mand that nyside addition. Both the radio stations and the land InnexBtlqlll! recommended ht Ward, 2d Precinct 190 llG 112 101 ,. 102 after leaving the governorship. all Germany tallow the Commu- 2. The area whIch Includes ( newspapers have &\ven every by Roln and ' tDe present all- A While only a third of the pre- nlst ~ourse dt the East German Finkblne Park and Stadium 2d Ward, l.st l.'rccinct 245 247 250 143 134 voter a chance to decide ~very Cid !;(>uncll . clncts had reported, Chandler's reg I m e de~ol!shed Western Pork, sur married student hous- issue on its merlts.... GCOl'le Dvorsky, bank teller at margin of 71,714 could not be hopes of concllJatlon. ing units, and the lower nine 2cl \Vard, 2d Precinct 577 567 559 97 100'" 10. Chairman Edward L. O'Connor Uie nut N~t1onlll Ban)c, was the overcome by Denney votes ex- U.S. Sccretary of Stat John holes of the pld Flnkblne golf 01 the NPTL conccdcd the clec- top vote-getter 01 the election. pected from the 8th congressIonal Fosler Dulles lold the conter- course. 3d Ward 201 2.1 217 262 333 274 tlon about 10:80 p.m. He got 2,828, district, a Republican stronghold. ence: 3. The irad between Iowa - Aroused from sleep a short Lee Chopek. tll-eet':metal work- "What Mr. Molotov has said 4th Ward, . 1st PrecirlCt 236 247 260 It. 226 200 time later, O'Connor said that he er, wu tht! NPTL'S: top candl­ seems so serious In terms at the ANNEXATlON- wished to co1\ll'atulate the CMA date. HI! 'i4t 1,818 votes, but * * * dircctive of our heads of govern- (Continued on 1JOgc 6) 41h Ward, 2d Precinct 407 400 413 ,.1 200 119 on its victory and Insure tbat Ilnishell out of the race. Democrat Elected ment and the hopes with which the NPTL would cooperate in The only tJ'i!nd of the election we CaJ'TW here, that J prerer 10 5th Waro. ~st Precinct 402 416 424 24~ 272 251 workln, for better &QVernment seemet. 30 t.be aovern- Touchae and a slate 01 six other CLINToN (IP) - Don R. AlIl- ' jp'lInd jury that wUl decide murder b1 reuon ot insanity. Scouten, making a bid (or a proud beannr of Scob Guards piper, Srt. stracban. Judi II .f ment's Investment 111' price-sup- incumbent councilmen were re­ 50n was defeated Tuesda)' In his whether two I white . men will La\er be wu founif .ane and rc­ fourth term 88 mayor at' Seo&eb .n~estr,. be,se1f. The Scott Guards. houaehold &roepe " port commodities a;nounteci to electe~ Tuesday In an euy vlc­ bid for a fourth term u ma~or .stand trial in the Emmett Till Ileued from a state mental hoi- kuk, was defeated Earland'i Queen ElIs,abeth. performed Seoklh .n", ~nd mare'- $7,336,491,000. At tit.! same time tory over a slate headed by !:f­ of Clinton. Alllaon lost to Coun- kldnaplnf case. \ James O'Brleh who had, · , lari tor ~n entbuslasile low. audience In lb. Io~ FIeldhouse last year, the total 'was fS,3t6.- nest J. SeeQlan, a perennial can; clIman Andrew DaU b)' a vote Wlllle Reed. 18, and Mad pital after. beinl aD lDmate fC![ thc office twice before. :... , TlIetlda)' nlrht. ..S'I'QRY: PAGE G, I 775,000. I didate for pubUc oUice. of 4,5" to 3,196. Wricb&' It, teitltied. lesa than tWO mCHltb •.

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-. • I' , • Pa ~e 2-TRE D.AILY IOWAN-Iowa City, Ia.-Wed., Nov. 9, 1955 doodles by dean Railroaders .; Rrefef ' . rH9",~/iliJ.g : d rt 0 r ; a I .. nfidence- Dynamite to Kitchen 'Matc'hes...' (8,... 11l 1 to Tb. Dall, 10 •• ") heads the list as a trouble maker.! used by carpet manufacturer; oters Tuesd:l), elected the three Council· Man­ Most people don't envy the candidates for the City Council in what turned job o( the railroad man required On the yearly reports the words I Mohair, from Turkish Angora "Charcoal-lump" appear with goats. ICO ~t1pulates that it all of confidence for City Manager Peter F. Roan to handle nitroglycerine or dyna­ has to be shipped in gondola cars ager government. mite on white nagged freights monotonous regularHy in con­ or in open motor vehicles with traveUng at 62 miles an hour. nection with two other words, metal bodies and must carry a However, ask him whether The CMA -candidate, PhiJip Morgan, Louis Loria, and "spontaneous combustion." yellow labeL. he'd rather handle dYDamite or Ceorge Dvors had" been opposed by three candidates en· Gasoline has properties that kitchen matches and wet hair. Most recent headache the rail. cause you to handle that extra dorsed by th on-Partisan Taxpayers League (NPTL). You'll get the answer. He pre­ roads have, of course, is the gallon you k~e p in your garage fers dynamite. shipping of radioactive material. NPTL ca idates Lee Blodgett, Glenn Meeks, and L ee , with a high degree of respect. Much ot this is handled by ship­ Chopek ran 61l n platfor'm censuring Roan witl1 the possibility • • Consider then the problem of the ping in containers which carry a R A I L R 0 A D E R S not only railroads. The petl'Oleum ind us­ hea vy inner shell of lead, the of considering ouster of city-manager government in ~le 1957. transport high explosives, but a try relies on them to ,keep some best shield aga\nst tadioactlvlty .. multitude of other items which The C~ I A '~ked the voters to consider the record of Roan 160,000 tank . cars moving, and so far developed. are risky, hazardous and capri­ the capacity o( this number of and council-manager government since their inception in 1951. For cars bearing this sort of cjou~, many of them exceE\dingly cars is roughly 1.4 billion gal­ material the railroads use a label more difficult to transport than The NPTL, a group organized early thjs year, obviously lons. of. r ed printing on whlte with the lhose prima donnas, nitrogly­ , familiar skull and crossbones lind no record. Its campaign had to be based on criticism of cerine and gunpowde . • WHILE GASOLINE doesn't leermg from the top corner. Such the present government and promises of b etter days in the The amazing .record of the rail­ start more lites than strike any- a label in pre-atomic days meant roads in safety serving the na­ where matches or charcoal, a . "poison." Now it means either future. • tion's industries with a variety gasoline fire, besides being a "p~iso n" or. ~u"~i~:jctive ma­ TIle C~IA made few promises, except that electing its of hard to handle materials is horrifying fire, is more expen- tenals." candidates would mean a continuation of the same type of ad: one of the miracles of modern sive. ' times. ministration Iowa City has had since 1951. Latest fig ures from the Associ­ Wet hair doesn't sound like a T L I -- S t The voter had to d ecide w hether the present administration ation of American Railroads railroad cargo at all, much less WO oca DVy COU' " a dangerous one. But to the r ail- Interviewed ,far Awar~ has lived up to his expectations, and if not, whether he could show that they are operating with a fatality rate of 0.8 per roads it is a flamn;,lable solid, li- ~('l ., take a chance the NPTL. • I million man hours, the lowest in able to spontaneous combustion. Two Io~a ell)' Eae1e Scouts, the.ir history. Most of it is hair pulled from the Willis Bywater and ·)tUen Rouse, Tuesday's ictory reaffirmed the voters' faith in council­ , skin of domestic cows. What's it will be among the seven Boy manag r gove ment and City Manager Roan. The ir record of • used for? Mainly as a low grade Scouts interviewed by the TAKE THE ordinary kitchen achi vements . ce have been outstanding and they have textile fiber and one-half to Hawkeye Area Boy Scout Coun­ 1951 match, for example. Known to justified the clmfidence the voters have placed in them. three pounds of it goes into each cil "Re port to the Nation" Se­ the railroader as a strike-any­ ton of ordinary wall plaster. The lec!ion Com~ittee tonight. The NPT must be given credit for making a contest out where match, it is classed as a railroads carry a lot ot it. The Committee will select a flammable solid. To the men en­ I of tris elcctiQ In 1953 the council. manager candidates ran boy to compete in the state com- .' trusted with its safe transporta­ '" . • • petition Nov. 19 in Des Moines. t;nopposed ane nly n small percentage of the voters turned up " tion it is. also a potential hellion, IN ADDITION to the ordinary The' state winner will be eligible at the polls. the dead-end kid of the trans­ variety of cow hair, the railroads for final regional competition to portation business. are entrusted with a lot of pres- ,select a boy {or the. delegation But if the PTL is to become a more active voice in Iowa According to Interstate Com­ tike hair. Camel's hair from which will visit the White House City governme ,they must adopt a more constructive line of ..• , _ iD~AN merce Commission (ICC) regu­ Asia, \.\Sed for high grade cloth- in February for a "rePQr't to the criticism. lations the matches must be ing. Hair from mountain shepp, nation" on scouting. packed in individual containers, Ullfoundeq personal accusations. attacks on the personali­ each holding no more than 700 ties of individuals, word-of-mouth slur campaigns, won't h elp matches. Each container carries in big big bold letters the words tllCil' cause in Wcl C ity. "Strike Anywhere Matches." .o.ffj~ial = $ .. • daily They mllS disregaru personal prejudices and selfish in­ terests if they a;c to convince the voter in thc future tha t they W~i~: t~ eA ~~t~h~ sA!! e ~!~ri!~ ' . ~ 8 U L LET I N have something to offer Iowa City. bears a COnspiCUOUS diamond _ By the same token, council.manager officials must continue shaped yellow label. To the rail­ WEDlS'E SDAY, NOVEMBER 9,1955 road man that means a flam­ the high-level apministl'ation, now that their calldidates have' Class'room Discussion Via TV mable solid or "n oxidizing ma­ UNIVERSITY CALENDAR been elected. (Editor's Note: The following , terial. Even with these precautions, UNIVERSITY CALENDAR items are scheduled • The NPTL'has made the city voting public morc aware of is a condensation of an article phone to the student desiring cause a student to falter or revise strike anywhere matches usually In the Presldenl', otflce Old Capito. municipal issues. This interest should stand as a constant reo printed in the Oct. 15 edition of recognition. a statement about his point of end up the year second or third Wednesday, Nov. 9 Friday, Nov. 11 minder to the city council mid city manager, th:1 t the people of "School and SoCiety," an , educa- 0).. vi~w. This feering of belonging from the top of the list of the 8 12 C t I P~ t c tlon Jnarazlne): THIS INDIVIDUAL miJht appears ~o have been the unique comh-lOdities which have cost the 8 p.m. - Civic Music Assoc!- - p.m.- en ra .. r yom- , Iowa City want a continuation of clean, efficient government jn t · G' B h . R mittee Fall Party-Main Lounge, then direct his remarks spedfi- chat:lcteristics generated through railroads money. For obvious a lOn, ma aC suer, Piano e· Iowa Memorial Union. Iowa City. By PROF. H. E. KELSO cally to. the teacher, a panel the use pf the "talk-back" audio reasons. cital-Macbrlde Hall. Sa.turday, Nov. 1Z PollUcal Scion .. Deparlment member, or t someone in the circuits. Conducted on a volun- Once a strik.~ anywhere match Thursday, Nov. 10 6 p.m. - UWA Foreign Stu- College and University admin- other outside ctlon. The indiv- tary basis, the partiCipation [or catches fire, particularly if it is 12:30 p.m. _ The University dent Dinner - Wesley House. idual talk)'ng was heard by the any given period rarely fell be­ one of a cargo of several thou­ istrators, faced with the chal- Tuesda.y, Nov. 15 .. whole class wijh the st\ldents in low 30 per cent and often ran as sand, it can start a blaze that is Club Luncheon-Bridge-Univer- 7:30 p.m. - Home Ec. Depart. lenge of mcreasmg enrollments the outside groUps observing the high as 70 per cent of the entire tough to stop. sity Club RoomS. ment Tea for Miss Whitehead - m the next derade, are devoting Ieffect of his remarks upon t~e class. • • • 4 p.m. - Lecture: Dr. Sheila Iowa Memorial Union. increasing attention to educa- panel members as seen on their Motivation of the students was ANOTHER COMMODITY Worch of Men, Wise and Otherwise Sherlock-Medical Amphithea- Wednes4a.y, Nov. 16 tlonal television and its poten- television scre ns. reflected ·also in the amount and which carries a yellow label, tre. 8 p.m. - University Concert tialities. • The studio portion o[ the class quality of their outside prepara­ and which surprisingly enough, 8 p.m. - A.A.U.P., "What's Course, Fernando Valenti, Harp. * • * * * * Precious endeavors with this could hear, but not see, the in- tion. This ~as observed not even passes strike anywhere Wrong with Iowa's Tax System" siehord Recital - Main Loun'ge, " .. I leave the following instructions, aflit I l'ecom- medium have lacked one essen- dividuals in the outside divisions . . 0nlY by the mstr~ctors, but by match~s as a dangerous commo-, by Prof. R. Johnson Iowa Memorial Uhion. 1n(1l1d them to the attention and constant observation of my tisl in terr~s of a normal class- Frequently the discussion became the students themselves, 57.8 per dily, IS charcoal. More danger- ous than dynamite, more tricky (For·lnform.1Uon rel'ardln, dates beyond this schedule, descendants. • room situation _ the opportunity a three-way ~air among mem- cent of whom in answer to a for the student to "talk back" bers of the panel and each of the questionnaire given at the end t han nitroglycerin, charcoal lee reservations In the offlce of 'h.e President, Old Capitol). 1. To keep Russia itl a state for contintlal war, to hold to participate in the class other outside sections. of the semester stated that more than as a passive outside observ- Stimulating intelligent student preparation was necessary than the soldier ever ready, and nelier give him, rest eX,cept ~or er. participation is one of the basic tor their other courses. In re- the purpose of recoverin g the finances of the country and • • • problems of any discussion sponse to a question asking. about course. the quantity of factual material GENERAL NOTICES t1le the improvement of army. To choose the most favorable WITH Tms in mind, Dean ,.. , acquired as related to a C

esigne; Rl:e(iic;fs '::Oriental 1l!::1 =S=U=~=te=m=~~Ir , ~~~d~~~~~~ r:~,~:~o(~u~~,~ . S:~:' "d:'h' Roo ~nes' MAJOR IN MARRIAGE Saturday at the chap~er houle Nelson, A2, Waterloo, and Bob Prof. Lloyd Lovell of the Child fro~ 8 to 12 p.m . .M uslc ~ ill be Landess, A3, Des Moines, enler- furnIShed by Bobble Cotter s Or- t i l T H ilt A2 tnufacture;;' Welfare Research Station will cheslra. a nmen ; om am on, , air Style Tr,~nd lor Women speak on "Early Adjustments in Crystal Lake, Il L, decoratiQos, ~iSh Angora ir. Herbert Ballard. house­ that it all Marriage" at 4:30 p.m. today in and John And&rson, A2, Sioux B,. VIVIAN BIlOWN Macbride Auditorium. This is the mother, will chaperone. Maj. and gondola cars " ...... i •• P .... 11 •• City., Invitations. ehic Ie s with _.t, •• fourth in the 1\1 Jor in Marriage Mrs. Emilio P. Ratti and Maj. Kjss the boy haircut .oodbye, and Mrs. Harold B. Orr will be ust carry a the Italian coif too. New lecture series sponsored by atcl YWCA. guests. h styles bow to the Eut. ch ~ the rail- ntolne of Paris, one of the J an Schmer e, A2, Spencer, is J ack Collison, A3 , Sloan, 50- rse, is the chairman of the event. cial chairman, announced the ld's farnow halr deslJllers, follOwing committees: Tom Of- rve material. Icts the Oriental silhouette led by ship- ~ (\~ take over from head to toe. HOME EC MEETING hleh carry a MEAT GABNI 11 .sees a new porcelain look in T he Home Economic Olub will of lead, th. ikeup too-saUn-smooth foun­ Broil slices of onion and mUSh ­ radioactivity ,. ha\'e a meeting today at 4:30 d!i0n, tinted powder and eye rooms, brushing with butter, and ~~~~ p.m. In the home economics din­ e has is to achieve an almond inl room, Macbride Hall. Prof. serve with steaks, chop , ham­ this sort of s Pl'. burgers or broiled chicken s use a label William E. PortH. of the SUI \1 Eukra Orirta School of J ournalilm, wlU speak Sprjnkle the roun~ of onion ill' with the with paprika jUst before they are Jl crossbones be coiffures he created modi­ on "Press Previews." LcaG'l ~ BAST-wEsT HAlIlDOS . . . Three versions or Ea tern halrd .. ready 10 come out of the broiler. corner. Such fy:those of authentic Eastern orl­ ", AntolDe of Parts to complement new Oriental fa hlons. The days meant Ii . But they are simple. An- . eate.er predlcb the Orten ...1 silhouette wUl take over from DELtA UP ILON eans either e, who took 65 hairdressers he.. to toe. Ron Dowd, C3, Vinton, recent­ AMEIICA 'S IJ II \\ " lIctive ma- to, prepare court. ladies for the ly was elected house manager of ro, co nation of King Ceorle V1 in Delta Upsilon social fraternity. 10 WASHDAY 1987, would have done well In To Wed December 10 His term will run thl"Ough De­ DANCf court of Marie Antoinette, cembe r, 1956. I Scouts be g a fancier of intricate balr­ 'AND' WOIK FOI HEI id . But he has managed to re­ Awarcl strain himSelf with his Eastern ALPHA DELTA PI ~~le Scouts, h rstylc vcrsions. Alpha De lta PI social sorority :It len Rouse, ive sl les ,.l,te ~ e shown re­ recently Inillated Linda Hill, N2, 'RAV seven Boy cently in New York. The "Pa­ Des Moine, and Barbara O\'t­ by the goda," dcslgned to cope with land, A3 , Iowa Falls. The ADPl's j(l:bwing-out of short hair, has also pledged Gloria Cleaver, AI , Nation" Se- bangs and a soft forward move­ Shenandoah. ANTHONY tonight. "'!Int cur ling In front of the ear, roUNG .,l", Wl fH rHf HO.'" r'C'MiII select 'a ati,tt not Quite the height of the em OMEGA ANtI HI. estate com- Ellsetrn bairdo It copies. . Chi Omega social sorority re­ Des Moines. '''The Geisha," a hairdo popu­ cently Initiated Kay Swickard, 11 be el\.glble la. with Eastern dandng 'girls, A4 , Nichols: Sandra Niehaus, II CHESTERFIELD" mpetition to ql8 been adapted to everyday A3, Burlington, and Barbara e. delegation ~r for American girl.'! with Wernstrom, A2, Rockford, Ill." ~ ORCHESTRA ite House tly rolled bangs across the eport to ~he t ehead instead of the more se­ GAMMA pm BETA re rolled sausage type curls. Gamma Phi Beta Founders , Modified P. mpa.olll' Day will be ob erved t04lay with ,other hai1:dos Include the a dinner and p'\"ogram' at 6 p.m. I Fall D~nce' .. , oppy," a modified pompadour at the chapter house. Chapler Do your ",.. hin, bent. Add \,th long back hair swept into members with a grade-point av­ a work·free day to your ily curls, a "Seafoam" hairdo and a of erage 3.0 and above will be "Atdumn weeki Wuh in Weelinl­ 'I ~andarin " style that In its ori­ recognized lind awards will be houM Laundromat- Auto· ginal form is cut in three tiers given by Mrs. Kennard Rumage. matic Wuhen. Dry in or stnlght hair. The adaptation J on tt Melchert., A2, Clinton, Nocturne" 'N curls slightly sotten the hairdo. huge, .un·"'arm air d:-yen. and Kerin O'Kerlin, A2, Clarin­ ,.. good haircut Is necessary to All in 1_ than an hour'. baving; al it best! O LD PICE 100TII SUA Ii in the pre · da, will provide entertainment time. Plenty oC hot water, urized co nl ai n ~ r ... giv a ric h, ve lvety lather ... remain achieve any good halrst,yle, )m­ tollowln, the dinner. Friday, Noy. 11 R to,ine reminds us. New colts will Plenty of everythinl you firm ond moist thrClughoul your h.,e. And 8 unique, lubri· t talte to fabulous hair ornaments, IlMCl-but DO work here I ca ting formula ~OO'''f~ your. ki n. For lOP performance pnd ed. rGMA ALPHA [P ILON 8 to 12 tur'ban or 1ez \.0 further enhance peed-make your next hu~e O LD I'IC£ S tOOTH SUAVE. Sigma Alpha Epsilon social , the elegance of the mood. Iowa Memorial Union Wash at 00 , . 11 I.f the porcelain look makeup Miss Marjorie Jean Weldon fraternity will hold a dlnncr­ 1 P arty Com- ~ I , ~ . attempted remember the eyes dance for members and their $3.25 p.r Coupl. ab,ould dominate the face, he Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weldon, Moorhead, announce the engage" da tes at the chapter house Sun­ New Vor~ • loronlo ain Lounlle, Tickets Now on Sale n. says. Silver or copper eyeshadow ment and approaching marriage oC their daught.:r, Marjorie J ean, day at 6 p.m. Bill Krause, A3, LAUNDROMAT to Frederick' Hahn, son of Mr. ani Mrs. Fred Hahn, Maquokela. Eldora, Is chairman. at ~v. 12 b rders the lashes with bluc or Union Desk oreign Stu- . n applied at the top of the Both are seniors in the SUI College of Liberal Arts . 24 S. Van Buren The wedding will ta ke place Dec. 10 in the First Baptlst ey House. next to the brow. Mascara READ DAILY IOWAN WANT ADS . .' Church, Iowa City. DELTA DELTA DELTA . 15 hea vy at the corner lashes, Delta Delta Delta social soror- r-;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~iiiiii;iii;i;';;';iiiiii;;;;;;i;i;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;'iiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii!ii_;;;;;:;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~;i;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiii ___ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii b1.9ws are thick, rouge is applied iiiiii_" __ Ec. Depart- ity will irant a one-semester hitehead - "s ringly to create an illusion of scholarship tor the second se- Students.' r: n. h cheekbones. Lipstick be­ SA,E's To Host Handicapped Children o v. 16 mes a straight line across the cantmester must of thishave year a . Thecumulative appI!- 'ly Concert q-wer lip Bnd a slight bow across BREA KF 'A T Sigma Alpha Epsilon social S grad average above 2.5. Appli- En/·oy Your at M,·n'ute lenti, Harp'- t~~.ul'per. ". fraternity will entertain 22 Heiress Barbara Hutton cations are due at the Ottlce of ai.n Louti&e, Student Affairs Dec. 1. Tty Sarcasm To Get patients . Crom the Hospital Marries for 6th Time School (or 'Severely Handicapped (Serving 7 A.M. to 11 A.M.) hedule, a tizens Out To Vo.e Children Sa turday at the chapter PARIS (iP) - Woolworth heir­ HOAGY DIVORCED :1. This Week's Special No.2 Capitol). house from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. The e5S Barbara Hutton took her SANTA MONICA, Calif. (iP) - This Week's Special No. 1 APLEWOOD, N. J . (.4') - A Mrs. Ruth Carmichael, 4 1, wite children will be accompanied by sixth husband Tuesday - former P9up of Maplewood citizens tried of compo er Hoagy Carmichael, 1'8lcasm to bring out the voters lIix hospital personnel. German tennis star Baron Gott- 55, obtained a divorce Tuesday 2 Eggs :r~sday. A folder left on ' the fried von CJijlmm. She made no 2 Hot Cakes The program will Include glowing predictions for the lu­ on testimony that he had been CQrIlmunity's doorsteps Monday "cold and IndlUerent" 10 her [or I ~ht read: games, reading, and entertain- ture and skipped champagne. o"."an lit ... ment. Refreshments will be the la t three years. She was I / Be a typical suburbanite. Stay served. Instead, she smiled quietly and 1 Sausage Patty Toast d.ay preced· elven joint cutody ot their two II &y from the polls on election Joe Gossett, AI , Madrid, and said, " I am very happy," as she sons and $1,250 monthly alimony. d or lerlab i~r . Eighty per cent of your n one week Don VanHulzen, A3, Oskaloosa, posed for photographe;s with her nelghborll ne.v.cr. . vo.te In ·an oft­ arc co-chailVllen for the party. husband in lheir Ritz Hotel suite.. Coffee t h e GeDeral year election - so why should She appeared more rested and ould be de­ DON'T GET Reeularly ONLY- yOu? Russia gets by with only happy than when she raced pho­ 45c: ~!!~e " ~~orl' Commu.lea­ S'per cent of the ~pul atio n vot- RESPECTFUL GREETING togra phers beside husband No. 5, MARRIED ••• reserves the .,; maybe we can do it here When 'a Tibetan greets a su­ ~------~----~ Porfirlo Rubirosa, more than a •. ~ . without seelne our Bridal 'YJth your help." perior, he sticks out his tongue. year ago. ervtees . , . lnvUation. us - 'The Napkins, Matebe., Weddlne entertain at low(l City', Fashion lor8 Book., ete. Minute D 'rugs arty Nov. 10 Club Rooms HALL'S In Sout.b Dubuque 132 S. Clinton ion.

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..... -" Senators Get 5 'toung Players iri "Trade '.~.I'. t!u:(\ WASHINGTON (iP) -Moving CHICAGO (JP)-Coach Forest Evashevski tabbed Iowa Tuesday swirtly to rebuild the Washing- the· st.etch last season aIler pearances with the Red Sox last ' ." as "the best losing football team in the country" and said his Hawk­ ton Senators, the club's new making a strong run for the pen- year, Winning one and losin, /!J (\r, ... II eyes were ready physically lor the Big Ten leader Ohio State Sat­ president, Calvin Griffith, Tues- nant earlier. The likes of Schmitz none. SPRING SCHEDULE The urday. day acquired five young players and Porterfield would have come Clevenger had a 9-13 mark at I • I" Kansas City Athletics announced "We have a lot 01 respect for Ohio State," Evashevski told the from the but in handy last September. Louisville of the American Asso. , . " a spring exhii?ition schedule Chicago Football Writers' Association by telephone from his Iowa ~. had to surrender two of Wash- Vernon is obviously the blg- ciation last season. Curtis Will \ * * * Oity base. "But I'm alraid they ington's old pros, Mickey Vernon gest name in the trade. One of 12-8 with the same club. ScllmJu i Tuesday of 32 games, Including have too much inside stuff for and Bob Porterfield. the American League's all-time had a 7-10 record last year lor I 16' with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Coac h T0 Keep us to concentrate on Howie Cas- It was a 5-10r-4 deal as the stars at first base, Vernon twice Washington while Umphlett bat. II The Athletics will train at w est · H Ith sady's wide sweeps. That Cassa- Senators also gave up left-hand- won the American League bal.-I ted .217. Olson appeared ill onl1 If Palm Beach, Fir- Iowa ea Y dy can break up any game if you ed pitcher and ting championship and wound up 25 games with Boston last year, '. Ii can't stop him, and right now I reserve outfielder Tommy Um- PORTERF IELD VERoNON last year at .3(}1. batting .250. Potterfield was 10. 0 •• Iowa Coach Forest E vashevski~ don't know how we'll stop him." phlett. Quite obviously, the Red ------Brodowski made 16 relief ap- 17. ~ • , • pleased with his renewed platoon Evashevskl said his team will Sox .are bidding for the pennant Southern AssociaUon last year. -----.-.:..------<~-----__;.,._:;~---_r_- ~ d POMPEY TRAJNS - Yolande system, indicated at Tuesday's Coach Evashevski t be In good shape physically for in 1956, since the Boston club The three pitchers, all right­ Pom pey said Tu~day he plans to practice that he 'rIIill keep the f " .. the test at Columbus, but that Has Best Losing Team can't expect too many years' ser- handers, are , 25, HI" start training ne~t week for his Hawkeyes as healthy as possible pass catching end Frank Gilliam vice from its new players. At Curtis, 23, and Truman Cle- SAE Gains in 'Mural Id Ii ht he 'v ight title for the Ohio State game in eo:- wor g a ywe umbus Saturday. still will be withheld. Gilliam Vernon will be 38 in April; venger, 23. broke his leg in a practice ses­ Schmitz will be 35 later this Both the Washington and Bos­ b bout against c~~mpion Archie Evy dropped all contact work sion before Iowa's first Big Ten Basketball T Books mdnth. Porterfield, who has been ton clubs denied that any cash Football'Playoffs, 1,9·6 :e Moore in London Jan. 10. The for his lirst two teams, bu.t the game and hasn't played since. having difficulty winning for the was involved: 11 Trinidad challen/er aims to set teams, wearing heavy sweat.sults Won't Use Gilliam last two seasons after a 22-game Boston's rebuilt team faded in Unbeaten Sigma Alpha Epsilon tI up camp at a south coast resort over their pads, spent the major "It would be fOOlish to use him On Sale Monday year in 1953, is 31. Umphlett ------­ (SAE) continued its winning down. Jack Peterson wenl· ()' r u,j • in England ' part of the two-hour session run- now and waste a year's eligibil- Faculty and staff "I" books for came here from the Red Sox two way Tuesday afternoon as it sraight up the middle on the fird ~ . ning through offensive signals whipped Delta Chi, 19-6, to ad- play to the eight, and then Clenz. I a ity," said the coach. "We will the coming basketball season will years ago and never hit over Reichow Still Third • • • and drilling on defense against ask the Big Ten to give him an- be on sale Monday, Nov. 14 .220. vance to the semi-final round of be went around end, cut back ' •• , n .... \ Ohio State plays. other year of eligibility' since he through Friday, Nov. 18, Francis the Social Fraternity League 'and scored. Morrissey's kick was ., 111 WALKER SIGNED Dixie In return for these players, the , . ' . Against Minnesota last Satur- lost the season by inj ury." (Buzz) Graham, SUI athletic Senators acquired three pitchers touch football playoff~. good, making the score 19-0. al . Walker was sign~d Tuesday to day, it was the first time this In Total Offense te Evashevskl said that Wiscon- Dusiness manager announced and two outfielders, all 25 or SAE scored first with six min-' Later SA~ drove to the Deltl I return as manager of the Ro- season that Iowa has been rea­ sin and UCLA "when we played Tuesday. younger. The biggest name NEW YORK (iP) - Jer~y Rei- utes gone. Clenzbe intercepted Chi six-inch line, but could nol III P1 chester Red Wings in 1956, an- sonably healthy, and that Iowa them" were the most impressive Only persons on the full-time among the five belongs to out­ chow, Iowa 'quarterback, ranks a Delta Chi pass, and on the score. Clenzbe was thrown lor ~ SC teams Iowa has met thus far. university budget are elegiblc third in total offense among the next play he completed a long a six-yard loss by Fairley, and 3 8j nounced Geor~eo,Sisler, general has used a variation of t~ two- fielder Karl Olson, 25, whom ', platoon system. UCLA beat t~e Hawkeyes, 33-13, -to purcnase "I" books, Graham Grifiith already has labeled nation's college football plliyers, pass to John McCuskey to the his fourth-down pass was in· n al I..... manager of the; ings. Terms of Although left halfback Don ..., and WisconSin w~n, .37-14. cxplained. Washington'. center fielder . NCAA's latest statistics showed Deltll Chi 14-yard Jine. Then complele. . the contract wete not disclost:d. Dobrino reported to practice late Iowa lost to Mlchlgan, 33-21, .' . The oth\!r outfielder is Neil Tuesday. : ,he hit Donne Moen with a pass Delta Chi drove downfield to I . I ::- ' lrqm a class, Earl Smith worked tied Purdue, 20-20, and deteated .Apphcah?ns With Inst:u~ti?:1, ' ChrisleY, 22, a lefthander who Reichow has a total of 1196 to the two-yard stripe. Clenzbe the SAE five, aided by some nke .. . • • out with the second team. Eva­ Indiana, 20-6, and Minnesota, Will be mailed out. to uDlverslty batted .320 with Nashville of the yards for 134 plays in seven lost two lards ?n a run, but on pass catching by Gary Mears.' 1,' ..f ," GORDON ACES ROWE shevskl moved Eldean Matheson 20-0 in conference play. personnel this week and should ' r , be returned by mall only. games. the next play hiS short pass was Morrissey threw Weber back on 0 . r - J oe Gordon, ormer second up to the No. 1 team until Do­ George Welsh of Navy ran and g.od for six points to McCuskey the 15 on third down, and n !~ .J • Home Team Has Advantage Graham said that orders reach- in baseman for New York brino came. passed for 179 yards in,the 7-7 in the end zone. Clenzbe's pass Weber's fourth down pass could II ,. He was asked U playing at ing the athletic ticket office be­ frl \ , Yankees and Cleveland Indians, The Iowa coach kept his regu­ home is an advantage in football. fore Nov. 14 will be filled last, tie with Duke to recapture tlJe for the extra point was incom- pick up only seven yards. ' '-- lars, quarterback Jerry Reichow, Say.s Graham was appOinted 'tuesday as first "We have lost only one con- l:Jeaause the office will not be total offensc lead among maror plete. SAE was not due to avert , . base coach of the . rIght halfback Eddie Vincent, ference game at Iowa in the last equipped handle orders be­ college football players. . Q1I, with Gary Weber Delta Chi touchdown fol' long, fullback Roger Wiegmann, in the to Del~a ,1 Gordon, 40, has. been Detroit's three years," he said. "If we did fore that date. Welsh tops Art Luppino of Ari- dlrectmg the offense, started a however. Stan Doerr, Delta Chi, Id supervisor of scouts on the west other backfield positions. ", ... t that well on the road I would be' Some persons may not be on zona, 989 yards to 906 yards after broke through and tagged Me· , coast since 1953. He replaces End Jiin Gibbons' pass catch­ Has No Gripe tilt a very underpaid coa0.': , the athletic mailing list, Graham another busy weekend. Luppino Volleyball Championships were Cuskey before he could get a Schoolboy Row~"_ on the Tiger'S ing sparkled along with the lOWil ~tj He thought. th~t IllinOiS 25-6 disclosed, and said those people NEW YORK (JP) - Otto Gra- retained his rushing lead with decided In two intramural punt away on his own five-yard 11 coaching staft. R,owe is due for running attack against Ohio State cia defensive formations Tuesday upset of MichIgan Saturday who are full-time universHy em­ ham, veteran quarterback of the 134 yards against Texas Tech for lea«ues _ Quadrangle and Pro· line. ~nl a managerial jo~in the Detroit could be figured, in part, to ployes and have not received Farm system. Gibbons caught tour passes Sat­ Cleveland Browns, is ta~king a season total of 906. fessional FraternUy - Tuesd'ay On the next play Delta Chi rl WG . .. , urday, good for one touchdown "illinois being high for the game the application form by Monday through his helmet when he Len Dawson of Purdue, handi- afternoon. had a touchdown on Weber's ., cw and the fact U~at Michigan pad Nov. 14, should contact the atti­ complains of dirty playing in the capped by a broken thumb in Quad Upper C took the mea- short toss to Fairley, Morrissey' . , • • and 73 yards . mac1@ such spectacular $econd letic ticket office. half comebacks thq,t a lot was ___'_-- __ National Football League, New earJy season, finally has taken sure of Quad L.ower B, 24-22, and blocked Weber's attempted kick )) SI, CYCLONE DRILLS Iowa York Giant Coach Jim Lee over the lead among passers from 21-16. Phi Epsilon Kappa grab- 'from .placement and tne sroca 1 taken out of the team." tilt State coach Vince Di Francesca Cassady,* Roseboro * * Howell said Tuesday. Columbia's Claude Benham in a bed top honors In the Professional stood 19-6 with three minutes IJ lUli, said Tuesday that six men who Miss OSU Drills 1st Bota~y Bowl Howell chided some ot the tight race. Each has completed ..-raternlty Learue when they left in the game. ~hc have been sidelined with injuries Browns for intimating the Gi- 70 passes in seven games but toppled. Alpha J{appa KapPBl 21- COLUMBUS, Ohio (iP) - The ,. , dating back for a period of a Explosion Rocks At Shenandoah ants were out to get Graham last Dawson's completion percentage 16 and 21-19. TOUCH FOOTBALL month probably will be ready to Ohio State Buckeyes worked out (Quarler.rlnal Rou ndl :~ I ,:: play against Oklahoma at Nor­ without right halfback Jimmy SHENANDOAH (JP) - Plans Sunday during the Browns- ot .551 in 127 attempts tops Ben- SlIm. Alpha Epsilon 19. n.lta C~ll' I I . Track for 2~ Time G'ant ga . CI eland h' 483 I 45 th Phi Delta Theta IS. Phi Kappa l.111 .1 ., man Satulflay. F:ive of the Six Roseboro and All-America left for a Botany Bowl footban game 1 S me In ev. am s . n 1 rows. short-lived drive ailer taking the (PhI DeUs won In .udden de. ' ~ .",. " S I . halfback Howard (Hopalong) ./ TAMPA, Fla. (JP~A dynamite here ThanksgiVing Day, Nov. 24 Graham was Injured in the kfckoff. SAE took over on downs tlmo) I were starters ahone time and 1 · It d t t h t f I D It Phi aamm. Doll. 18. Phi K' P'~ 5 1' \1 deli I' Incl\lde Donn. Urenzen, Gary Cassady Tuesday. Both are tak­ blast rocked Sunshine race track between Kearney State Teach­ fIrst ha an sa C'.u teres 0 MI" '~ dleton H"lgh . around micHie d. !fere e a 1~ sai( i,: ing it easy with injurIes bul may at Oldsmar again Monday night ers of Kearney, Neb. 'and North­ the game as the Browns, sparked a Chi's ends,' Dallas Fairley and m':,.ita Tau Dolla LS. Slem .. PhI E, •. \1 i Lutz: Brooks Young, Ron Sch­ ell wartz, John Scheltrud, and Ron be in shape to play against the and Sheriff Ed Blackburn said ern Teachers of A.berdeen, S.D. by the passing of reserve quar- 'F" - ' II W. Terry Shinkle, put SAE in a bad ollon 9 VOI_LEYBALL • pper C B. 21·14 ano ~ Bredeson. Iowa Hawkeyes here Saturday "it looks like the work of a were announce~ Tuesday by Don terbacK George Rattermah, ral- Ina y Ins position as they slammed Clenz- ov.r Lower Z~.~~, II · the afternoon. crackpot." It was the second dy- Joe, chairman of the bowl com­ lied from a 14-3 deficit to defeat . be for 10- and five-yard 10ssE's (~h'ld Et.~I~': kappa over Alpba Xa" ••\ p Oassady suffered a back in­ namiting within five months at mittee. the Giants, 22-14. MIDDLETON, Wis. (iP) - Mid- on the first twO. downs. But on ~pp" '! 1-1 0, ·!I.19 (I'ro'e,.'o.11 I" . ., . ~• jury and Roseboro sprained an the track. Joe said he Had con1erred with Graham, speaking at the At- dleton High School won a con- third down, Clenzbe, rushed hard 'ernll), chompsl • Billia'rd Tourney, ankle and also has a slight knee D.vnamiters apparently crept oCficials of botH schools and had lanta Quarterback Club Monday ference championship late Tues- again, decided to run around end, ";;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;~':';;-__;;;;;;;;iiiiiii ~ r. 'I injury from last week's encoun­ up steps. outside the wooden their acceptan<;e to play in tile night, complained that football day in just 109 seconds of foot- then stopped and threw a lateral NOW 2 SERVICES • Set for N . y" 14 ter with Indiana. jockey building and touched off bowl event, being inaugurated was getting "rougher and rough- ball in which only , three plays pass to Barry Morrissey who ," The two first string hlllfbacks the charge. Damages, said Black- (or the first time. er," and unless something waS' were completed. raced all the way to the Delta • EXTRA FAST SERVICE ~j Entries are no ,being accepted on"l • did a little running Tuesday in burn, would run between $200 Northern Teachets have run up done "it will get out of hand." The unusual ending to the Chi 20. - tor the Billia · Tournament sweat suits while Jerry Hark­ and $500. Terrific explosions eight straight victories this self­ • The 34-year-old star added: game between Middleton and Clenzbe passed to McCuskey In at 10 - Out at 3 J "• Nov. 14 to be ht'ld in the Iowa rader and Joe Cannavino worked June 14 caused $80,000 damages. son and currently 'are working "Commissioner Bert BeU says Fort Atkinson high schools was on the three. On the next play • 24-t:tOUR SERVICE Frel Memorial Un!~ recreational out in their places. Sunshine track is 20 miles on a i5-game winning streak. the National Football League necessary liecause a power faJl- he completed a short toss to Mc- mi tt area. r-•. northwest ~f Tampa. They close their ' regular season plays rough and tough but O'Ot lire halted the night battle Oct. ICuskey again for the lecond SAE FREE MOTHPROOFING of , The tournam·ent· wlll include At Louisville, Ky., Frank this weekend against Moorhead dirty. But I know it isn't true." 28 with Middleton leading 13-7'1 touchdown. Morrissey's place- al cone • snooker, pocket billiards (call Hobbs, president of the track (Minn.,) Teachers. . "Any insinuation that the Gi-\At that time Fort Atkinson was kick, was wide and the score stood cont stlot) lor me n, d pocket bil­ Penn's Riepl Voted • which is to be open for 52 days Kearney State with a season ants deliberately went out to get on Middleton's 26-yard line, and 12-0 for SAE, as the half ended. Vars"ltr Cleaners tlvel • liards for women. J an. 13, said he knew of no rea- record of seven victories and a Graham is ridiculous," Howell had a first down. SA!! sewed up the game when, tlcul Winners will • Back of the Week son why anyone should have it lone defeat, won the Nebraska said. In the action, Fort Atkinson it took the second half kickoff I Across rrom ' he Camp • • ~tal • elimination m es with con­ in lor the track. Col)ege Conference title this year. "Why if we wanted to get Gra- tried 1wo- passes but the second back to the Delta Chi 20 and two 17 E. Washin&ion • D1aI415S J testants c h os~\;{' y drawing CHICAGO (.4» - Frank Riepl Kearney plays Fort Hays (Kan.) ham, we could have done it a was intercepted by Middleton plays later ha-d its third touch- ! names from a Trophies in is a sophomore halfback on the LIGHT BUT VE RSATILE Teachers In its final game of long time ago. It's the easiest which ran one play into the " w • ,"t. Pennsylvania team that hasn't the both the men's and women's di­ WASHINGTON (JP) - John the season Friday. thing in the world to put a quar- line to use up the remaining • visions will be 'awarded. won a game. It lost its 18th Saffer, a seniqr from Fairfax, The Shenandoah Junior Cham­ terback out of commission. seconds. Hers • 5traight to Notre Dame last Sat- I ' can • Va., Is only 165 pounds and ihe's ber of Commerce i9 promotl, g ------,--~­ "'!!ii!ii!i!ii!ii!i!ii!ii!i!!!ii!!iijl!!!iii!ii!i!!!\i!ii!ii!i!~il l urday, 46-14. But Riepl showed 5 feet 7 but he plays any position the holiday event. It was named Wonderful things happen when you wear it I doritj • ;"l enough in a losing cause to get I in the George Washington Uni­ Botany Bowl because this co m­ .,• Associated Press recognition as ~ versity backfield. He's 21 and a munity is widely known as a kC~~ back ot the week. seed and nursery center. I d a ~~ If Riepl wo n his honors over the three-time letter winner. ,bIe ~ • toughest type of competition, for 50 million I plcte fI l last weekend was studded with own !! Sunny Swanson and Joyce Et­ brilliant performances by back· i • tinger took top ibdlvjdual honors ~~~ ell fie ld men. It was the same week­ times a day • in Mixed Sorority league bowling end when Bob Mitchell, an Illi­ I Mo' , See Your New Impo,rfed Star Tueaday nlght a91the Iowa Me­ nois sophomore, came out of no­ ~ ~ Oem II. morial Union. where to lead his team to a sur­ at home, I mi ni ~ MISs Swanson ~d the high in­ prising 25-6 victory over mighty atte • dividual game with 174. Miss Et­ Michigan. Shetland I • tinger's 313 wltl.e high indivi­ It didn't take long for the 5-11 at work or H~ • dual series. Sl~a Delta Tau Riepl to start throwing his 168 ~ , I grad ~ finished with Nth team game pounds around Franklin Field. SPoRT. .1· Dlxo and high team series on scores He caught the opening kickoff ~ ' on Iqe way deve of 647 and 1246. It back of his own goal Hne- and adml raced through the entire Notre .COATS I· MIXED BORORITY LEAGUE man I Dame team in a shocking 108- • 'creey L %ela T .. "Ip~ a .. .. "In yard run for a touchdown. Later ii', t~ dent 81 ..... Della Tau •. . . IS !• in the first half he threw a 12- There's banni A1plaa XI D. 11a • .• .. It 7 Doll. Zeta . . .. " .. .. I ~ 7 yard touchdown pass and kicked Authentic Carth AI,.. C bl um •• ~.. II 5 the t'rllO extra points that gave Alpb Della rl .f'. .. 11 .5 mecti, K . ppa Alpll. TIMI • . 9 10 Penn a 14 -7 lead at 5: 10 of the fic la~ Kappa Kappa 0 ..... 6 IS second period and a 14-14 tie at Ivy "'bdel nothing Dell. Oa ..m a .. ~."-.. a 18 halftime. G .....a rial Bel", .. • 1. Q , "l' "II BREMElS like a •• Harris ,.{ w 'e e d ATTENTION Sport Coats in the ever.popular Ivy laak. 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Per· IOTTlfD UUDt.mTIIOmy O'IT:;' C ~ ·· ~':" " C':" ,lr MI" IV . fume {rom 93; de lu xe ~uilt' t waleI' aud d US lill 15 powder, to ,,,t.,view .l.ctrlcot, mechanical and cIvil qDAR RAPIDS COCA-COLA J\1"IT··lIt.1a COMPANY each $1.75 (all plu tax). Created ill England, mlldl! llI. engineering graduat.s. Col U 5S. t HE COCA·COLA COf,\'ANY U.S.A. YLuclleyo{Loll(\(m, \n .,62{)\i'Htn i\"enue,N. Y,C. I , a • THE DAtU~ IOWAN-Iewa Cit , Ia.-Wed., Nov. 9, 1955-,.,e 5 (ity Record

Monday. at ercy Hosp la . of the Associated Students of and six other Iowa Citians will Tuesday in its invrstiaation ot po sible sa bo tage a f th e U n It ed Ai r Wth season of the Civic Music Mr. d Mrs. Emile Boucbez, JERUSALEM (JP) - Israel 0[­ Civil Engin~r i ng will tour the attend the tail meeting of the Lines plane which exploded in 11Ight near Lon&mont, Colo., Nov.!. Association of Iowa City in Mac- North Liberty, a boy Tuesday at Coralville Dam pro)'ect toda'·. Iowa Dietetic Association Thurs- At the same time, a postal inspector released a report which sup- fered Tuesday night to support I Two busses will take the stu-J day at Hotel Montro. e In Cedar ' ported a gov fIlment investiJator's fin dl. ngs t h at a "bo• m b -type ex- bride A uditorium at 8 p.m. to- {ercy Ho pita!. United Nations proposals for re- 1----­ dents and their advisers, Prof. Rapids. Shirley Beckett, Iowa ploslon was completely foreian to the aircraft or to airline opera- day. DUTHB storing a cease-fire on the Egyp- Philip Morgan and Robert J. City, retiring president of the or- tions." Included in the program will Eliz.abeth Whetstine, 73, River- tian-Israeli frontier if the mea- Wheeler. ganization, will preside at the He laid preaent evidence ' after it left Denver. be Bacb's Toccata, Aria, and side, Tuesday at Mercy Hospital. business session, with Mary Mar- showed ~ "the accident was ~IAGE UCDlSES sures upheld Israeli rights and garet Mel!, of the staft of Mercy caused by an explosion while the Peyton said lug&:age stor~? In IFUlu e In C major (as edited by Daniel D. Herb!t, 27, Downey, position in the tense EI Auja HOWE - Prot. J. M. Howe of the sur Civil Enaineering De­ Hospital, Cedar Rapids, taking aircraft was at normal altitude the hold has an aCId smell like Busoni); Sonata in B minor by and Marina A. Strabala, 22, Iowa office 85 president at the close on it asslcne<4 course of flight. gunpok w?,er or an explodl!'C nre- Liszt; Chopin's Barcarolle in F City. Nizana area. partment has been elected chair­ crac er, • • The area was the scene last man of the North-Midwest sec­ of the session. Pro •. Margaret DetenalDe FauU sharp major, op. 60, and Polo- Samuel J . Betar Jr., 27, Ke- week of the heavi~st fighting : tion of the American Society of Osborn, associate professor:>{ "The Investigation to fix re- nalse in F sharp minor, op. 44, wanee, "ill., and Barbara Ann Civil EnglOeerlng. The section home economics at SUI and re- SUI P f ' B 2] 0 f d since the 1948 Palestine War tirinf. treasurer of the state Of- sponsibility for this act Is bein,; ro essor and "Suite pour Ie plano" by De- I uKrne~in £O' cXahO[II,' West Branc" ended in an armistice signed in elected another SUI professor, directed by the FBI. To avoid ' .. gani tion, has been named pre- hamperln work of those agents, bussy, and Verna Joan Weslendorf, 1949. J. O. Osbourne, a cretaf)'­ To Head K,·wan-,s treasurer. Those from sur at­ sident-elec . Dr. James Culbert- no further details can now be Miss Bachauer has ap~ared Jowa City, both 21. While an uneasy peace brood­ tending tpe meetina at Brookings, ed over the border area, an Is­ grSO~~pO~t Si:~o wp.~. :e~;r~gr~~: provided." Prof Robert LEbel director in this country in recitals for five Stanley E . Evans and Shirley S. D., this w~kend were Howe, W bb W B k h d f th . '.. I years and has several times been M. Blah_, both 21 and both of raeli Foreign Ministry spokes­ in Cardio\'ascular Conditions." e . ur e, ea 0 e of the SUI Examination SerVIce, soloist with the New Yorit Phll- Iowa Ci,ty. and Protessors Thomas Farrell, Denver FBI office, said his man offered what he called full C. J. Posey, William Strleb, and agents are looking Into the crash was elected president of the Iowa harmonic under the direction of DIVORCES GRANTED support to proposals advanced D. E. Metzler and C. S. Yih. "to determine it there has been City Kiwanis Club. at its noon Dimitri Mltropoulos. Norbert Thornton from Wanda by UN Secretary General Dag UNION - Tonight In New Hammarskjold to end the threat York City a representative ot a violation of a federal statute." luncheon .Tuesday. The concert is open to mem- Thornt~':'STlllCT COURT to peace in the troubled Negeb­ WELFARE - Tllree members the State University ot rowa will Th& FBhhad been lnvolved In Ebel.will succeed the Rev. John bers of the Civic Music Assocl- A $9tS.95 j u d g men t was Sinai frontier sector. The offer of the State University of Iowa accept a national award for the the probe only through the help G. CraIg as presl- ation ol'lly. awarded to Loretta Wardenburg faculty will appear on the pro­ interior design of the new addi­ was put in this way: ,. of its laboratories and identlflca- denl January I. In behalf of the estate of Victor gram of the Iowa Welfare Asso­ tion to Iowa Memorial Union. Israeli Offer tion bureau. Several pieces of the Other ofticers CIO Gives $187 Million .W ardenpurg tor the recovery of elation's 55th annual meeting Hugh Harper, tormer sur stu­ wrecka"e, to-ther with some elected Tuesday t t th Alb ht "Insofar as the proposals on El today and Thursday In Des dent now with a New York ad­ clothln; and ·~eftects of those were Ansel Chap- an accoun rom e rec For Flood Relief Work y Au1a Nizana submitted by the Moines. Harold Saunders, chair­ vertising firm, will represent his aboard, have been sent to Wash- man. vlce-presl- WASHINGTON (JP) _ The compan_..,.__ _ .___ _ Sfcretary general of the United UNDIiRUNED is Ru EI Naqb father, Director Earl Harper of man of the Department of Soclol­ Inlton for study. dent; tour direct- W~ll'ING FOR VIO Nations and the chief qf staft of on the Ecyptlan-hraell border oaY and Anthropology, will the Iowa Union, at II reception 'SomeW... Foreln' ors, D ay Lon American Red eros:' announced SANTX MONICA, Calif. (jp) _ the UN Truce Supervrsory Or- bear where four Israelis were speak on "Basic Elements In honorina the winners of Institu­ FBI aid was reque ted by Howe, Way n e Tuesday it has recelVed a check Victor Mature's wife tesll [led in went ' ganization are aimed at btinging killed and el,bt wounded, ac­ Planning for the Aging" Thurs­ tions Ma,allo 's econd annual J ames N. Peyton, chief investi- Housel, Wallace for $187,721.16 from the CJO. Iwinning a default divorce Tues- the firs1 ' about full compliance of the cordiD, to an EfYptiab spokes­ day morning, and Mark Hale, Interiors Awards. gator for the CAB. The call came Naner, and Prot. The check was contributed tori day that "nine-tenths of my mar- en Clem. II parties with provision of the man. director o.t the School of Social atter Peyton said the rear lug- Robert S. Mlch- the reliet of Eastern states flood rled lJfe as been spent waiting cut back " general 1949 armistice agreement .------r­ Work will servc as chairman of JOHN ON - Prot. Wcndell Jage hold was shattered by an aelson. Two of EBEL Ifor Mr. 'Mature to come home." kick was ' and insure [srael's rights and po- 'Giantism' Probe II session Thursday .aernoon en. Johnson, of the sur Department explosion caused by "something the cUrectors were elected to victims. It was In addnlon to Mature and the former Dorothy 19-0. sitions in the Nizana area, they titled "An Appra~sol of Public foreign" In ide the New York- fill vacancies. Ed Rose was re- over $300,000 previously contrl- Stantord, Pasadena, Call1., socie- of Speech Pathology and Audiol­ I the Delta are assured of Israel's fun sup- Of General Motors WelCare and Public Welfare ogy, will attend a meeting of the to-Seattle plane a few minutes elected tr asurer. butcd by membcrs ot CIo,unlons. ty girl, were married In 1948. port." Needs." Prof. Jame Decker, of could not ! - WASHINGTON (JP)-A four- International Council for Excep- oJ the School Social .Work, will for The Hammarskjold prop!J~als week Senate "case study" of ot tiOOlri Children a t Nashville, ,..... ~;:;ii;;:iij;;:;iip::;p:;~;;p:,.~;:;ii;;;;iij?ii ...... iiOiii~;;;;iij~;;:;ii ...... o:ii;;.;~;;;;iij~;;::iip:; ...... ~ ... ~~F __.. ;;p; .. .. were made directl~ to J erusalem General Motors Corporation be­ be a member at a ponel this Tenn., Tbur day. and Cairo. gan Tuesday with proposals to afternoon which will consider II Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe ! curb giantism in industry. new orientation to public and JANUARY - Dr. Lewis E. private tamJly and children's January. professor at intern:ll Sharett is scheduled to leave to- I Sen. Joseph O'Mahoney (D· !\ervices. day for the United States in a Wyo.). presiding a1 the Judiciary medicine at the sur College ot ,quest for arms to balance recent Isubcommittee hearings, said the Medicine, ha been nomed to lhe Communist bloc shipments to proposals "are not a ptosecu- READ - Dr. ChIlrles H. Rend bOard of directors of the Amerl- II Egypt. tion" of the world's biggest Jr., associnte professor or pedia­ can Heart ASSociation for II Report Skirmish manufacturing firm. A Republi- trics at the State University of Since the bloody outbreak last can, Sen. Alexander Wiley Iowa's College of Medicine, will torythree-year of the term.Iown HearlHe was Assocla- secre- I'.:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::~ week in El Auja, there have been (Wis.) urged that "partisan poli­ speak in Detroit Thursday before lion in 1949, vice-president of the lott ond Found Who Does It Typing no major cla!\hes on the Negeb tics be kept out." the Michigan General Practition­ organization In 19~0 and presi­ DO YOU NEED e more rounded pi.,. ers' Association. Dr. Read will Loat ebout two w ••lu e,o. Parker 51 TVPING: The eo end menu""rlpll. 'bedul. for )'our lmell child. TI'l' frontier, but both Cairo and J e- The General Motors hearings dent In 1952. ~n with ,old cep Ilnd blaek barrel. DO IT YOURSELF with tools from Former comm ..cl.1 te•• h.r . Work Cbrhtophel' . Robin Pre.Sc:l\ool. to W. rusalem repot,ted a skirmish at· have been described by O'Ma­ Po.. lbly 10 • enrout to or .t Unlver (1)/ Benlon SlrC'<'t Rental Service, 40t E. ",arnnteed Dlel 11-2493, I~' H ...rllOn . Phon.. 11-1712. 11.' Diseasespresent a inpaper Childhood" on "Endoctrlnc during i~::;~~:~~:::::l Laundry. Sentlmontal va lu. . R.ward. Benlon, 1-3831. 11 · 11 the southern tip of the Negeb honey as a "study" rather than Phone 7114. 11·10 Typl~ All IOM L 11-91197 12·' near the Israeli port of Ellat an investigation. He said the the organization's annual meet­ Mis~lIol"\oous For Sol. L.OST! Orey ehecked lo~at with rrey Personol T;JIpln,. II-~ . R·I·3 Elath Tuesday. sUhcommlttee wants to find out ing. dp.ln. zlp-oul linin, at Union check The Cairo spokesman said four how GM got so big and whether room Tuelld. )' nl,hl. Reward. l'hone TYPING. 9202. RlI. 13 RUOS. tablel, thml. chal,., el"c:lrlc x32M. II·' P1:RSONAL. 10 .... 8 on ty~wrtl ...., .::-::-:-:---:::-:::-_____ -..,. h .. ete ... , lu"a.. . HOCK·EYE LOAN. Israelis were killed and eight there is any truth to complaints phonoeraphl. . poru equlpmenl. end TYPING. &lfIlI. H . 2lR 12111' . S. Dubuque. 11-16 wounded in the skirmish. Tile it has exerted undue pressure on jewelr)'. HOCK-EVIt LOAN CO. IMI \o ----~------:-- - In.tructlon S. Dubuque. Rll·25 TYPING - IBM u~u tJ ve t;JIpewrlt.r. --For .. Ie: -DavenU':zrl------mat,d)l.,. eh.\lr, Egyptian spokesman said one its dealers and suppliers. TIl"h end manU*',lpt--qulck lervle.. excellen conell n b fal n:ae. 11 '1. Egyptian was wounded when an NOW. ENDS FRIDAY 11-2443. 11 · 20 MOTEL Rooms for Rent I . _:_---:- Israeli attack, led by four ar­ MEN , WOM]ft, end COUPLES to 'rain TYPING or on)' kind. Dial 11-2711:1. 1I·15H For ..Ie : Two Cur coell. Per Ian lemb. lor Motel Menecomenl end Opera­ I", 10; Runion 4>01IY. ,I.., 12. Phon. mored cars, was driven back tion. Only ."l.turod will be eon Id.rod. tuden"'. TYPING H130. lI·lllR 8· ~15 . ' 11·12 across the frontier by Egyptian m!!y~N m ,E Aie 25·211. ¥ NeUonel Motel Train· 11·15 Inl, Inc., Bo .. 8, Dally Iowan. 11·11 ______FOR SAL!:: Sof" bed. Dla\ iOO lr1. 11·1 National Gullrd and frontier Autos for Sal. Corps men. TUTORINO: Spanish and German. ROOM (or Ilr!. S20 North John on. \1· V A. LEGEND THAT ' . Charle. 01 d. 1-021.. 11·10 In J erusalem an Israeli mili­ WILL LIVE FOREVER! ' . For .. Ie: 11140 Plymouth. Mike

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l:'Iousewives Drive Cars for CMA- Colorful, Imp ...... v. - . , Turn coals ReleasQd_l ike .To Speak _ Royal' kots 'Guards , , After Court Mng 1'0 the Nation Motor ' pool Brings .voters tQ the Polls - Perform at Fieldhouse SAN FRANCISCO UP) - Three , • . • . By KA. Y CROSS turncoat ex-soldiers whQ refused ' DENVER (If» - PresIdent EI- *. *BJ. ~LLIAM* DONALDSON * *. * . . I senhower will take oIr for Wash- Jbw knuckles were oUset by The SUI Fieldhouse was the scene ot a colorful and impressive repat1'lahon after the Korean War I, Ington aL 10 a.m. (Iowa time) tOurs 01 new homes for Council­ * * * spectacle when the Scot,,; Cuards Regimental Band, Piper;s, Drum- and went to Red China were Friday and the nation w1l1 hear Man a, e l' Associalio (CMA) motor pool workers Who can­ Why Voters mel's, and Dancers perfonned therc Tuesday night. released from an Army sto'~k:.lde his voice tar the first time since vlliSed Jowa City homes' Tuesday The group, whos~ oUicial oame is Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth's at Ft. Baker Tuesday. his illness in an informal !are- oIlerlni transportatio to the Scots Regiment of Foot Guards, is taking time off from its duties A lederal judge had ordered well talk at Lhe airfield. polls. , Didn't Use at Buckingham Palace to tour some 48 American and Canadian their release in accordance with There will be another liLlle . One member of the otor Pool cities. '. a Supreme Court ruling Monday talk on his arrival in Wasl'lisg- Committee was invited to inspect Sol Hurok, the famous lmpres- Group Clal'ms RI'ght that ex-servicemen cannot be ton about 2:30 or 3 p.m. two new homes on her I 1'0U nds. Their Rights sa rio, brought, the Scots, Guards tricd by military courts for Tclevision and radio will cover "All In ' the line of work," she Marc than half of IOWa City's t 0 America, and, thanks to the crimes they committed while in both events. said. "And the contact enabled 14,49l registercd voters did not Scottish Highlanders, Univcrsity To Suppress News scrvice. They had been given Eiisenhower is expected to m~ to discuss our candidates' Band. and the University Can- dishonorable discharges after go- go to the polls Tuesday t Co h voice his appreciation for the qaill~tieations more thoroughly." ' . 1 cerh I urse, Cw· a sponsored the WASHINGTON (JP) - The ing over to the Reds. treatment he has received since • Knocking on doors and ringing S ome common reasons g ven sow, 'owa t lty was one ot the C ivil Service Commission Tues- The three are W'I'III'am A. Cow- his Sept. 24 heart attack, for the doorbells /tept 75 volunteers by non-voters,-... for staying "way G uard s sops. d ay c I'alme d' 'mherent . power" art, 22, Dalton, Ga.,' Otto G. Bell, messages of sympathy from b!JS1 in the near Ireeiing tem­ from the polls were: 'Most Impressive' under the constitution and the 24, Hillsboro, Miss.: and Lewis arovnd the globe, and tor the re- perature. I. My lers bo&her me "ITeat From their tirst appearance, law to withhold information W. Griggs, 23, Neches, Tex. ception planned in Washington. The CMA members, most of deal. I know I could get a ride Ithe S.cots Guards were most !m- from Congress, the press and the There is sUIl a possibility the ' th!tm ¥u~ewives, provided . 24 1. . . ' presslve. Led by a perfectly rigid publlc. . three will be tried in federal cars bearing CMA posters and but I guess the nght people WIll i drum major, the group marohed Chairman Moss (D-Calif.) of civil court. POCKET-SIZED GLOBE offored baby sitting services for 8et it anyway. Anyway, my on the scene-·in procession. . a House subcvommittee on Free- The three men were confined NEW YORK (IP) - A map r~ents who desin'd to/ vote in dau'ghtcr votes." Aller a salutt> to the ..United dom of Information called this at Ft. Baker when they returned maker has produced an 18-inch the 'municipal elections.' Z. Qne or a ~mall number who States and Great Britain, the "the broadest claim of auLhor- to San Francisco aftcr their re- world globe of plastic which can -Mrs. Walter Dewey! was co­ arrived at the Communications balld and pipers alt(!r~ated in ity" to bc asserted by any federal lease by the Rcds at Hong Kong I be folded up and slipped into obairman of the project- with the .,. several numbers, marching back agency. He joined Rep. Fascell last. July. ' your pocket. Rev. Alfred Henriksen. Each ( ~.1l1 I • ..,an "h.f,1 . Centcr shortly after the 8 p.m. and forth· on the platform. '; (D-Fla.) in questioning whether' piio-iiliiiiiiliilii.. _roiiiiiii -.-iil"- .·":;;;.... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio Q'[iveI" w~ assigned a 10- to 12- MRS. WALTER DEWEY, vice-llresident of the Councll-JUanarer bI.ock area. The' members con­ closing time saId he was not The dancers provided ttle show any such "inherent power" exists. AsIoclatlon, left, dispatches one of the 24 ears In the Cl\'lA motor able to get a ride La his polling with its most exciting moments. Philip Young, CSC chairman tllcted between 40 to 50 houses pool Tuesday. Tbe motor pool provide' transportatIon and baby ~t.. h9ur, Mrs, Dewey said. place until too late. Their intricate steps were. per- and chief adviser to President IOWA'S FINEST, .,' sl&tln~ services lor residents w1.bl,n~ 10 vote In the municipal 3. "I kept P08tPOnln~ rolng to formed gracelully, and · ,in ' the Eisenhower on governmental per- · A SUrprising numbe.r of per­ election. l'Irs. Alexander Kern, 409 E. Market St., receives an 11- s:>n,s they contacted were not thc polls until it was too late." sword dances they ~IS~layed a 5()nnel, and the agency's General • 9 Vitamins and Minerals sl&'nment an. Instructions from Mrs. Dewey. perfect sense of hmlng and Counsel Lawrence V. Meloy were r~iistered. '. movement. the principal witnesses. 11il addition to oUe~ing rides 4. "I don't vote In city elec­ • 20% More Protein * * * tions. I only vole when it's for 'Ban' Superb' They argued that the authority Oalclum and Phosphorus a'nd baby sittlng, the motor pool A 85 H I Annexation~ stems from (1) "the inherent workers gave out' cards which t e s President," said another non- ' The band was in superb form. power of the executive branch of U~ied CMA candidates' names. , • Tastes Better, Tool (Contillued from page 1) voter. Due to a mixup in the program, the government to carry out ad­ An example of thel' reception CO'st Ballots The third reason given seemed Verdi's "Sicilian Vespers" Qver- ministrative functions," and (2) Qf the project was reflected in lure became Wagner's '!Lqhen- pOIVcr granted by Congress to one voter's comment: City's western city llmlts and to be the most common, it was suggested by one of the election grin" Act III Prelude. it must CSC to make regulations "neces­ • "They must reallY .'belieVe in S· , 1891 ICoralville's First Avenuc. officials. have been a change for the bet- sarY .and proper in the adminis­ i!,: CMA system It they are i~- Inee . The Coral:villc city council an- ter, tor the , prelude w~ very tration of those laws within \ s tt ested enou,h to get, out in nexed this area 190n aftcl' Iowa "A lot of the eligible voters lIuch cold weather to bnng peo- BJ HAROLD SCHWARTZ City acting city clerk Kenneth don't vote," he said, "or keep well played. Sgt. F. Muscrhft and jurisdicljoh." __~_~I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!~~~~~ I postponing going to the polls be­ Mus. J . Hargreaves pe.l:formed a ------~l~~~ !~: fr~i!.'~esldent insisted James Knox Cline die;! not let Millsap. ordered ballots for t~e cause they don't think tha t city cornet duet with artistry, and r.---:-:::::::::-=::::;:;::::=-:-::-:~::::~-:--::--::-::-:-::-~-:------~-----'" the committe b his 85 years keep him from vot- annexatlOns. Property owners 10 elections are important cnough." "Bollnie Scotland," th1! .fai;ltasia e mem ers remove ,. the area had petitioned the co un- which ended tbe band'S' shJo part t;he name card from his fron~lDg Tuesday ..He.walked into the cil, and under Iowa law il thus of the show, was brilliantly per- porch. f. SUI Commumcahons Center, cap became part of Coralville for/TIed. · , Othl'letwhomhan tboldda CMA work- 'perched on the side of his head, Iowa City Mayor Leroy' Mer UN Is Deadlocked er a er us an wou 1d never . - As anyone Hving . ~Elar the .. let her vote. She sa¥! he died cane In hand and a Ume-worn I cer has said he regards the al'ca 'Over Council Seat Scottish Highlanders' temporary two years ago and that she in- pipe in his mouth. as part of Coralville, and that-tn unit can tell, bagpipi1)g is a dll- tends to vote in the next elec- Cline, who lives at 610 S. Ma- effect the balloting on this par- UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (JP) ferent art, but an'1ntrjguing one. tion. dison St., was not ticular area wa~ meanipgless. - The Phillippines and Yugosla- It seemed to have captivated last The reasons for d e1ining a able to offer an 4. The area on LoweJ' Muaea- via fought to another draw Tues- night's audience, tpr.it '· wjl~ to ride most often heard by the estimate of thc tine Road which runs in a south- day in the longest run of ballots the Scots Guards"Pipers whom ;vol'kers were that the person number of elec- easterly direction as far as the ever recorded in a contest for d the audience lavofed. , 11adn't regist.ered, was going tions in which site of the new Procter and UN Security Council seat. The Pipers deserved . the ap- later, had just returnei tram the he has voted. Gamble plant. When the 21st ballot sho~ed no plause they received, m'ainly be­ Mils, already had a ~~e or was "I can tell YOLl :I. Two "'Ialands" localed at &he decision or even a prospect of . caUSe of the artistry th~y must Ill. this, though, I northeastern edlle of the airport, a break, the UN ASojiembly post- have employed to get such eHec- ,'. . * * * voted for the first just west of Highway 2l8. poned votiog for t weeks. live and beaut1fOI sounds. 6. A five-acre "Island" located Britain is backin~ Yugoslavia 'Sorry To LeIWe' 'e Tallies Show ~l~neci~ l~~~'nan~ on East Court Street near the on the grounds that the seat now The performance' ended' wIth THE haven't • missed Herbert Hoover school. held by Turkey is an Eastern "SunseL Ceremony,'" then a lone . , European seat by virtue of a piper remaind in view, creating. ~ voting in any 01 CLINE 7. The 'area bO\lnded on the dC"I y' I ~entleman·s . agreejnt reac~ed a scene so melancholy 'tbllt the ~cor . I Y 0 e the general elections," he said. north by University Heights, on In London In 1946. . The UOlted group' seemed fa say, "We're ~ 'Not As Interested' the west by Sunset Street, and States maintains th agreement sorry to leave." , . The anticipated record voter City elections do not hold hi:. on the south 'by West Benton for .one year only. a% is no longer Judging from the at taroout at Tuesday's mUnicipal intecest as much as they used to, resp~nse Street. valid. .Th.e UOlted States also the audience, so were .they. election seemed to be borne out he said. 8. Tbe area located north of says ASia is not adequately rep- .'' iby late taUies, but the voter in­ , "I don't pay taxcs anymore, Park Road, west of City Park, resented on the council. DtllVERS TRAINING ' COURI!JES- terest was not as hot as the 'cause I don't do anything any­ and running north to the Iowa WASHINGTON . UP) ...:..... More CAmpaign. that preceded the elec­ more sq I don't care so much," River. ' \ tion. LOST AND BOUND he explained. The areas proposed on the bal­ than ~ne million big.h school • Many complained about tile PARIS (JP) - Orly Airport's Cline drilled wells in this area lot for aimexation were described students will get some: kind of listing of council candidates with­ lost and found department made for 50 years. He also installed in legal language. a qulck inventory 0 its holdings regular school instructi!ln on sare out sufficient identlti~ation, but windmills - more than any man Voters who were questioned :and came up with: a stethoscope, ~ction officials said that most operiltion of an l!utomobile 'dur­ ... in the state, he said. about the pUblic measures ballot a set of false teeth, a w~dine: voters seemed to know whiQll the 1955-56 school year, the Am­ "There was one year that I indicated that the descriptions on ring, a bicycle, a set of bagpipes, ~qup the candidates r~presentea . erican Automobile Assn., esti­ shipped three carloads ·of wind­ the ballot were not generally un­ a package of love letters, an ax REVOLUTIONARY NEW " ElectioJl officials 'at the Junior mllls to Lone Tree," he added. derstood. and a four-pound roast of beef. mates. ~igh Sch~l said that the voting PERFORMANCE, Not Affiliated ------.. ~, -----~ , .med to be heavier among older ,~. STYLE IlfOple, They also' noted that thc It is difficult to say what " . " \!ITSler voters were taking more Cline's parly affiliations are. , '. " A~D VALUE lime in the booths. "Only once - in ~892 - I • . At Longfellow School II 92- voted a straight ticket, but that • yeir-old man walked to the polls was before I knew any .better," ne\v '· .' to.. cast his ballot. Two other ,he said. persons of that age' were regis­ "You know, I started as a De­ " :n 'red at Lon,tello'w, but bad not mocrat, turned into a Republican ' SPORT S'HIRTS shown up yet. and wound up as nothing," he " Election judges a~ the Com­ explained. munications Center read off the Should the city annex the D~mes of the candidates to a eight sections of land outside by blind woman- while her seeing­ the city? MANHATTAN ~ye dog stood waiting'impatient­ , "Why not? We need more Iy. for his mistress. The judges room, and you can't put a rope said that she never misses an around a city and keep it there," election. Cline said. \, Back at the Court Heuse an election judge tilled ih the idle A.TTACK VICTIM DIES moments by knittin~ a wash Norman D. Landauer, 55 .. Da­ flloth, . , venport businessman who suf- ,/

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