Hoosier Champs Invade , L.A. Dodgers Find Home Hawkeye Den Tonight In Hoge Coliseum Sports Story Page 4 01 Sports Story Page 4 Serving The State University of Iowa and the People of Iowa'City MUlollsned 10 llltill - l<'lve t;enLS a t;opy Memoer of ASsociate!! Pres~ - AP Leased Wlrj! and Photo ~rYIce Iowa City. lowa, Saturday, January 18, 1958 oons, ,et ou It• enson Town' Men's Choice Production Cont~ol IFPC Queen .. Helps little: Be'nson W SHINGTO ( P) - Tile Ei~enhowcr administration's new farm program got off to a stormy start in Congr ss Friday when Secrfhary of Agriculture E~ra Taft benson went before a Senate committee to back ilup. The bespectacled, dignified Benson ran into a barrage of hostile comments by Chairman Allen Ellender ( D-La.) and other critics on the enate griculture Committee. " Inaccurate," was the way Sell. Ellend c described some Slate ments in Benson's 24-page script. "The Federal Trade Commis ion would rule it out as false ad- vertising," said Sen. Hubert Humphrey earth satellite is I new and continued, citing some "very up to finance a superman socioty. purify all the Nordic peoples for special duties, had been put Too many tramc signs can actu­ annual Police Traffic School at SUI Holcomb were ,more limited-access major tool in the natural exten­ sol id prospects" for improving 'I'he g,-oup of 10 boys was led, t.)le greatest common good of all, through rehearsals, and they had this week. roads and divided hlghways. ally distract drivers' and incroase sion of man's knowledge of the communicationl and achieving police said, by a German-born to restore once more to the race bought ammunition for two sawed Holcomb is the chief of the bur­ But the accident rate can be low­ the accident rate instead of lower­ youth, imbued with some of the the moral strength, spiritual great­ off shotguns, and a .22 caliber riOe_ eau of police scie nc~, Institute of ered in far less costly ways, too. universe, James Van Allen, pro­ long-range and .conomically val­ ing it. "A traffle sIgnal should be 'same racial ideas oC lh.e Jate Nazi nes, physical perCection, which They also had an arsenal oC knives Public Affairs at SUI, which spon­ ho added. Holcomb recommended fll.or and head of the SUI uable wealher forecalts in the dicLator, Adolf Hitler. Most oC lhe make up the true Nordic." , to carry. installed only when proven noedcd MIred the school. that city police departments usc a Physics Department, streised 1960' •• boys were high school students. "We shall be superior in all The slipup came Thursday when Citing a study completed re­ "spot map" to show the locations and nol alone upon lhe request o( Friday. Five years from now, he said, Iloldup assignments had been things," the oaUl added. two of the group had a change of cently, Holcomb said that 80 per o( accidents and their causes. neighborhood residents," Holcomb "Space Ihould be much more we may very well have satel· made. Rehearsals had been held. Not ali of the boys took tbe heart, and decided not to go cent of traffic fatalities occur in "OCten ,a stop sign is obstructed stressed. than a battleground for compet­ lites serving as relay .tations Guns and knives had been pro· thing seriously ilt first. But they through with the plot. Five of the ing militlry powers. It "'ould be for quick and eHicient telecasts cured and prepared as weapons. talked and dreamed of setting up youths were seized Thursday. All viewed as a vast and unexplored and telephone call. across the Then two or the boys backcd an upstate camp to further the Cace charges of weapons law vio­ region whe,. we can do some­ globe. And "a reliable forecast, out and told lheir parents of lho aims of their confederation. lations and assault against the two I AP Digest ITwining Says thing worthwhile in a long lerm for instance, thlt next summer plot. That brought in the police. To bankroll this objective, po- who rebelled. way for real human benefit," would be very wet in tf1e, early , By TilE ASSOCIATED PRE s Or. Van Allen said. CAPE CANAVERAL - A Navy Russians Lag part of the sealon and very dry The 19wa physicist is chairman in the latt.r part would be of SUI To Raise . C ~ test missile, a stand-in for the I St th Byron JaniS oncert- proposed Navy Polaris submarine- n reng of the 27-scientist Rocket and inestimable value to much of launched I,SOO-mile IRBM, streak­ Satellite Researcll Panel, whose U.S. agriculture and commerce," recommendation I contributed to poinled out. National Debt ed from a launching pad here Fri­ 11. WASHlNGTON {A'! - A top mili­ the drafting of legislation for a A Promise Fulfilled day an hour after sunrise. tary planner and an aircraft pio­ "We don't know enough now · National Commission on Astro­ about how the atmosphere works Goes to House • • • neer Friday applied brighter nautics. A bill propoling the es­ -At Macbride Hall WASHINGTON - The Air Force colors to the dark defense picture to chert the movement of hurri· WASHINGTON {I1't - With the tablishm.nt of lucll a commis­ canes and gen.ral weather pat­ By JOHN JANSSON will begin construction of three presented to Senate probers in reC­ Government scraping the botlom Review Board ftJ~mber sion was prepared by Congress. terns. But with a IItellite serv­ o[ its cash box, Congress moved ballistic misslles detection stations ent weeks. man Merwin Coad (D-Iowa) and Memb'rs of the Civic MUSIC As­ in the arctic within three months. Gen. Nnthan F. Twining, chair­ ing as a Ipa.ce station and sur­ swirtly Friday in initial action to sociation heard a pro misi ng young Conrrrl by Bl'ron Janis. plan Is&-, II introduced this week in the U.S. p .na 'l J.n. 11, Ift.lff. lU a(lLJrl de n.n b ill ­ Using ultra-range radar, th e $189 man oC the Joint Chiefs of Staff, veying a wid. rangl of latitude raise the national debt limit Crom artist last night do more than House of Representatives. and longitude within a short rOTC member. or the Iowa. Cily CivIc million network of stations could told the senators. "We are not to­ $275 billion to $280 billion. llerely promise. He also delivered. 1\tu.~Jc A~ l otJ.tlon. spot Russian missiles minutes after day, in my judgment, in a position An intensified space research time, we should be able to plot Less than four hours after Sec­ Jyron J.lIIis' piano concert was So nala In G I'I"Jor ., .••. Mozart program "Ihould pay for it"lf developing patterns of cloud Sona.ta. Opus ;;;~ (l\'a ld d~ ln) 8eatho ven launching in Eurasia. of inferior strength vis-a-vis the retary of the Treasury Anderson 1 musical treat Nodurnt. Opus '!;, ~o. ;t ' • • • C hopin within a few years," Van Allen covers over the earth," he said. reported the Government's cash Three Ma.t;urkas ...•• C hopin • • • Soviet Union." His playing was youthful and Sc ht:l~o In C Sharp Minor Chopin LONDON - Foroign Secretary In testimony given to the Sen­ balances running " di stres si ng L~ full of vigor. Displaying solid tonc Pictu ru at an E).hjbiUGD , , l\lol&h50r,.lly Selwyn Lloyd conferred separately ate Preparcdness subcommittee low," the House Ways and M.ean ~ and good volume- and tempo con­ Friday with Dag Hammarskjold of Tuesday and released in censored Committee approved a bill increas .rol , he revealed a ncar-perfect memory, great accuracy, and thorough the U.N. and Christian Pineau of form Friday, Twining asserted: ing the debt ceiling by $5 billion :lisci pline. France on Disarmament, European " Our military forces are strong until June 30, 1959. But he has a distance to go before he reaches tho del.'p sensitivity and Middle East affairs. The talks, enough now to win if war is thrust The measure was sent to the lIld deli cacy necessary in an artis~ _ His interpretative Jiberties, while diplomatic officials ,said, were at­ upon us - and we can take care House. by a 20-3 committee vole. n good taste, appeared a bit studied. They were too cold and deCiciont tempts to revive deadlocked East­ of the futUre if we will put our Treasury officials said the meas· n the deep love which a musician must have in his art West disarmament negotiations. energies to tllC task." ure would give them needed f1 exi The "Waldstein" was tile hi gh point of th evening for me. It was a bility in meeting ' Ule Govern lit fast and aggressive, yet Ule sensi ti vity was there. It also servea to • • • menl's financial requirements. NEW YORK - Soprano Patrice ~ o i nt up the falllL~ of the performer. The loud passages tended to be Munscl scored an artistic triumph Killer's Family They said the added borrowin~ )()isterous. The softer sections were soCt - and sudden - but there was at the Metropolitan Opera House power was necessary primarily 10 middlo ground. Thursday night, but suffered a fin­ to provide cash for the Govern The adagio movement revealed another talent. It showed that Janis Misses Execution ment's day-to-day bills during ancial setback less than a block ~ould indeed cootrol his impetuous feelings with a transparent cover. periods of slack tax receipts, and away. While she sang the role of rhe tension was packed into a small, soUd package - lightly wrappedr PARCHMAN, Miss. (A'I - Harden­ to ailow for more economical reo iil-fated Mimi in PlIccini's "La let visible to ali who chose to look. ed William A. Wetzel diet! in the financing o( maturing obligations 'AP Wirephoto Boheme," burglars stole $4,000 gas chamber at 12 :33 a.m. Fri­ I The Chopin pieces were well done. Clean, precise, accurate, thought· IUGGS COULDN'T understand worth of jewelry, furs and cloth­ day with a psalm on his lips. Ten ·ui. Bul maybe the thought had ali been done before the concert Spur­ Why hi. blind mister, '·Y.lr-old ing from her station wagon parked hours later his mother and sister If-the-moment moods or fancies were minimized as a result. ""'tiny Plai,ted, hid to feel hi. near the opera house. showed up thinking the elWCU­ The tour of Moussorgsky's gallery was pleasant. There, right in lhe wa, about. Now tha couratHu. • • • tion had been set for 2 p.m. Weather beginnirig, was the Great Gate of Kiev, just as big as it could be I.... r clot understlncl.,. hi. 'Y" WASHINGTON,.. The Agricul· "I don't know why Mr. Harpole Suttered trac.. of anow "e without breaking the strings. But later displays were carefully thought­ ...Ing iIoon bilited out by a ture Department called a halt Fri­ - Prison Supt. Bill Harpole - expected to tall today, The Wea· ful and doscriptive. Several showed gaiety and humor just where they 1hItgun while he tried to protect day on retiring cotton land into the didn't tell us last night," sobbed ther Bureau .lld th.re will be were supposed to, but a type which reininded me of a very fast dancer 1111 owner'l bu.I.... a,llnlt soil bank. Officials said this was Mrs. Ira Wetzel of Seneca Falls, little temperlture change today with heavy feet - doing an excellent job, put being slightly hindered SUI Pbot. [rom doing exactly what he wanted. ., .ul'Il.,.. Here Johnny tearfull, necessary to avoid going into the N.Y., mother of the 33-year-old Prof James A. Van Allen or tonight. SundIY'. outlook cllIs I _ Welcomes Bug,s home where ttl, rrd on the haif billion doilor su ~· badm;) 11 doonwd for 11 prison slll),­ for mostly cloudy Ikies and cold­ On the whole. the concert was deep, refreSJllllg and enjoyable. My ... will comlll"at. In darkntll. plus control proaram. ins· Sat(;:; ,le S«-';cllti$l At Ilomc at BlacklMJI'd er temper.tur••• only serious comil,aint is that there .were a few empt)' scats. ~ - ,.. - ~- . ,-- ' -

, Interpreting- II .-me-TIaHy Iowan . " . City Record n. n.ay JOIDtIft II tDrftttft IJftd tdlttd by Ifudent, and Ct goumtd btl 4 boord at II~ lt1Jdewt trwt_ el«ted .., tM lIudent body lind four fllcullr; trwte IIppointed by thtr prmc1erd of the Unicemt!/. The Daily Iowan', .a1l«ltJl policy, .here/pre, iI flOC lin erpemon of SUI adm/nis/ration policy II' opinion In any port/culm MARRIAGE LICENSES PHI DELTA KAPPA will hear Bah on Space WeapORS Howard Paul Goodman. 21, Iowa Harold Saunders, professor..and p ... 2 SATURDA Y, JAN. II, 1'51 1_. City, la. City, and Peggy Rose Mortoll, 18, By WILLIAM L. RYAN much of this fear. chairman of the department of Chariton. sociology and anthropology, speak A . Itlatf' Prt • Nf"~1 naly.t oviet propaganda still eagerly goes along I ••• • And We're Going to Let You Fuel It' Phillip Austin Foraker, J9, Iowa on tbe topic, "American E\!uc8' • There is a IIgg ·tion in recent American with appeals to end th t(; ting of H-bombs City, and Doris Cath rine Eckrich, tinn - Institutional Scapegoat," tatem nts that lhe lIited tate' Illay b and for a ban on the e weapon' in advance of 19, Iowa City. Monday at a dinner meeting ~tart· , .. "-.. looking for an opportunity ta seize the initia­ any agreement on ironclad controls to a sure John E. Daleiden, 22, ~tl . Vern­ ing at 6:30 p.m. at the Mayflower Inn. Re eivations may be cauea in tive in the politicill-propaganPhi Beta Kappa Sand.y Scbool. 9:13 a.m. '{onsllnor S. D . R. on",a1, p ....r ,. ... In a stud nt body really lie, for 3 East Harrison St. for student teacbing during the OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN Sunday Masua, 5:4n, 8, 9, 1., Iud ll:• .. then the bright would shine, and you to carry in the paper, hunt second semester . Initi ation Banquet - River Room, L:~.~':! :::;:,~.:; !"LI~~~' a.m. (rabbits), or chase cats. Therefor el Iowa Memorial Union. W.dnesd.y T•• tlmony l\f.eUn r, 8 p.m. Tbe 10 a.tn. ':'IUI5 II a BI,h M•••• 11' the dull would fad e into the depths (Editor', Note: Mr. Clarke is by the conrre,aUon. of insignificancy. from Great Britain.) I don't see W;lY he sQould com­ YWCA BABY SITTING - A University 7:30 p.m. - University Club FIRST· ENG LI ~ B LUT~ERAN Daily [\otas!es. G:SD. a .m., , • .••, 1:11 plain about your present occupa­ Bridge - University Newcomers' CUURCIJ Secondly, many multiple·choice baby-sitling service to the resideJj~s . ·t CI b Dubaqu ••nd Ma.kel stl. ST. WENCESLAUS CIIUBCD tion. Keep on with this work you of Iowa City is being offercd 6y Calendar CI ub as gucs t s - Umversl y u R.v. R. y Wln,.t., Pre.cblDr 030 E. D~vcDport 8\. tests degenerate into clashes of The Rev. Edward W. Nelllll, P ...., opinion, and the student finds him­ Elmer Answers 'Fatherj' like so well and remember that I the Personal Service committee of Rooms. Iowa Memorial Union. Servlee.: I, 9, t I a. m. am very proud of you. 8 p.m . _ Humanities Society _ Nu",ery: 9 .nd L1 a.m. Sunday Manel, (1:30 a.m., A ...... self with no alternative other than the Y.W.C.A. Call x2240 to make und." 8c~o.1: 8 ~.~. 10 &.nt., U :4:S a.m. Asserts Education OK r suppose I sho uldn 't tell you not SATURDAY, JAN. 18, 1958 Senate Chamber, Old Capito\. Da lly Masses, 7 a.m., '7 :30 '.IIl. to subscribe to one school of ars-angements for transportation Tuesday, January 21 FIRST CHklSTIAN CHURCH · . . thought. ]n many questions, the DEAR DAD, to loan him any money, but if he and price. TRrNITY EPISCOPAL CRu.e. 12 :15 p.m. - AAUW Luncheon 4:10 p.m. _ College of Medicine The Rev . 2~~ J.' J::'';I~h~;·j ... Pasl.r no E. C.lle,. st. should ever suggest that you sup­ Til. R •••• l. B. J.r.... difference between two or even' your letter reminds me o{ a DEGREE CANDIDATES - Can­ - Uni~ersity. Club Rooms, Iowa Lecture _ Dr. Lester Dragstedt, S.lIy A. Sm ith, Mlnlal .. • 1 Educ.lI.n en. three foils is very minute and there shaggy human slory. but, thank port him in his old age turn him 1 U Norman Ames, Mlnlster .r l\lud c 8:00 • . m. lIoly Communion • didates for degrees in February Memorla mono . Professor and Head, Department 9 : 1r. • . m .•nd 10:~O '.m .. Worship 8:45 •.m .: B ••• k/a.t. might be strong reasons to support heavens, you are all right. i have down . He apparenUy has a soft 0: 15 • . m .: Family Servlco O.r" may pick up their commencement 7:30 p.m. - .Basketball, Indla~ of Su(gery, University of Chicago seru"::'~: "COl1/ ronl Contem porar y Cul- School Nursery. any foil as being the right answer. bj!Cn worrie~ sick. after hearing job and he should stick to it, for hc's not geUing any younger. announcements at the Alumni VS . Iowa - Flel~hou~e. _ "The Pathogenesis and Surgical O : I~ •. m.. Cburc~ Sc hool 11 :00 Mornln, Prayer A student may hold one foil as his that you had left the co untry and 8 p.m. - University Play - Treatmcnt of Gastric and Duo- 1I :R5 F.II ....shl p Period . 5:80 p.m. Oanterbury Club Don't worry about me, for my Rouse across from the Union. · . . answer and have solid reasons to gone to the sorbdhne, i was afraid "Epitaph ior a Bluebird" - Uni- denal Ulcer" _ Medical Amphl·. 1~:oo:30 p.m.p.m. DisciplesCb.lotian Youthtudent FellowYdlow.hlplhlp ZION LUTHERAN OHUBC' support his choice, but unless thi s that you would come home with present boy-friend makes plenty by versity Theatre. theatre. • • • John on a nd Bloomln,toD , ... chasing mechanical rabbits in BABY SITTING - Mrs. Eric La­ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The R.v. A. C . .,p •••bl , P ..... choice happens to coincide with one of those floozy french poodles. Guardia will be in charge of the Sunday, January 19 8 p.m. - University Play - 26 E. Mutd t. ~I.rnlnr W.rshlp. 8 • . m. an. 1.:.. ... races and I shall enjoy my last Adull Bible Cia.. . 9:80 • •m. that o{ the instructor, all the reas- it is also good to hear that you . _ Faculty Chamber Mu- "Epitaph [or a Bluebird" _ Un i- D •• P. lIewl!IP n Pollock, Mtn"t.r days in comfort. University Cooperative Baby-Sitt­ 4 p.m The Rev. J e.rome J. Lek•• , oning in the world won't help hi1'»i have an honest job with an adver­ ing League book from Jan. 7 to sic Concert - Macbride Audi- versity Theatre. University Plltor snARON· l':VANGELlCAL. . • gain credit for his choice. Freedom tising agency, and that you are . W d J 22 ' :30: Colle,e Church Sch•• 1 CI ... UNITE D BRETHREN CRUaC. Your loving mother 21; Telephone her at 8-4867 if a torlUm. • nesClay, anuary 0:30 .nd 11 :00 ' .m., Orlb .nd C••• Nur- Kalona of opinion, one of the great beliefS' eating pretty well. , here at iowa, Las Vegas sitter or information about the Monday, January 20 8 p.m. - SUI Concert Course, Icry. Rev. Iloward 11. Marl" Palt., Sunda.y Sehool, 10:00 •. m .. - , of democracy, seems ' to take I!jthey teach that advertising and its 8 :30 :::. 11 :00 •. m.. group is desired. 8 p.m. _ Music Department pre- Nathan Milstei n - Iowa Memorial 8 1 Sund., CIt •• eb l\fornlnr Wor.hlp, 11:06 a."'. back seat under the multiple·choice stcpchild, public relations, are Ev~nlnr \Von hlp, 1:30 p .m. sents Everett Jielm, Guest Lec- Union. 9:80 .nd 11:00 a.m_ Mornla, Wotlhl. Unlve.slly F.llow.hlp. 'lS1-3r. ..••• , • system, since the text book author, america's sputniks. please don't urer _ Shambaugh Auditorium. 8 p.m. _ University Play _ 4 , .m., Gr .. duate Siudeat DI.cu ..loB FAMIL Y-NITES at the Field­ t t·~lIow .b lp 01 4 :00 p.m. or more frequently the instructo , take me to task for my pseudo­ house for students. staff. faculty, 5:45 p.m. :- Phi Beta Kappa In- "Epitaph for a Bluebird" - Uni- n p.m ., Slud.nt Supper n''''or Transportation, can 1-1941, .r .. p 4 2~ n . Insists that his is the only correct newspaper work. efter all, where WSUI Schedule their spouses and their families iUaUon - Pentacrest Room, Iowa versity Theatre. 6 p.m., Su~day Ev~nln, Fe!lcwlbl answer. Understandably recogni- wou ld the poor humans be with- WSUI _ IOWA CITY 010 t/e on the second and fourth Wed- Memorial Union . Thursday, January 23 FIRST METIlODIST CHURCH T. ~IARY'S CHUIlCR tion of more than one answer could out their newspapers? they would ------4 t 5 F It C If Jefrerson anti. Dubuque St •• Jelt.rson and Linn SII. SaLurday. January I". 1fJ.1S o p.m. - acu y 0 ee Dr. L. L, Dunnln,ton , Mlnl.ter Itt. R.v . C. U . ~Iolnber" p ..l.r well lead to c.Iaims that all five all be non-intellectuals. and don 't 8:00 Morning Chapel WF·A-DAY Hour sponsored by AWS - Library Cba.cb School. 9:30 .nd I L • •m. Sunday Masses. 6 • . m., 7:30 • •ns ...... answers are correct, but it only worry about my education. i've :;~ ~::::Uy Album Lounge. Mornln, WoublD. 9:80 and II '.m. 10 : t~ •. m.. 11 :SO a.m. needs a Little discretion on the part lined the floor of my dog house 9:00 Challenge 8 p.m. _ University Play _ Serm.n : "~be S t.r~ 01 Ed,~r C.yc." ST. PATRICK'S CRUBes of the instructor to separate..logical with decem ber magazines. this is :g;gg ~~~hJn R.mbl~ . i ' "Epitaph for a Bluebird" - Uni- FI:!~ct;. ~~!~~~!A~lIbse~p:r· 22 1 E. Cnrl ti l. answers from the highly irnprob- the height of intellectualism. 12 :30 New. versity Theatre. The Rev. Ev.n. A. Worthey, Minister Daly D.y" a:4~. 7. I • . m .... 7:. ,... able. I as for my criticisms 'of humans. 12:45 One Man', Opinion Friday, January 24 IO :U ' .m .: Cha.ch Seb ••I. Mllr. P.t.lck J. O'R.IU" r ....' 1:00 Editorial Paae . . I IO:.!S a .m .: Qorcb Ser"lee. Low Mal el. 6:80, 9:4!;, 11 • . 81. Undoubtedly. the multiple-choice gosh, they won't listen to their fel· 1:15 A Yvn Ago 'Mlb W..,k 8 p.m. - Umverslty Pay .:90 p.m. • Flr ..lde Club .Supp. r lII~b M .... I:IG '.m. system is deeply embedded, and low humans ... maybe they'll Jis- ~ ; ~ ~~~w~r;.~ Sped.l "Epitaph for a Bluebird" - Uni------!------any hopes of an examination of its ten to me. and if they don 't . .. 5:30 New. versity Theatre. Through the Years diseased roots seem out of the well, look up in the sky, it's a bird, ~;~ fJI::~~:I~~ur Saturday, January 25 question. However, something can it's a plane - no it's a mushroom- 6:55 News 8 7:00 TIp Off Tuncs p.m. - Univcrsity Play and should be done to straighten ed cloud. 7:25 Ba kelball Game 10wa-lndlal1ll "Epitaph for a Bluebird" - Uni­ out Its visionary structure. As a i'm rather excited to hear that 8:00 (Appro".) Posl Game ParIY 9:45 New. and Sparta I versity Theatre. cure for the (irst point, it seems you'l1 be in for graduation with 10 :00 SIGN OFF Sunday, January 26 4 p.m. - Unive rsity Chamber DAILr IdwAN EDITOa.AL ITA""------~ 5 p.m .• on Monday, from" a.m., to a , 1tl~'Dally Iowan Editor .. '...... Tom Slattery p.m.. Tuesclay throuah Friday and frortl Singers Concert - Iowa Memorial Manal1nlt Ultor ...... Don Mltehen 7 to 9:30 ' .m. • on Salurday. Mak.-.oolI Union . City r:dllllr ...... Jim Davie. ..rvlce on missed papers I. not pO. Ible, ••••Ea A•• t. City Editor ...... John Blea~y but every ellorl w ill be made to co1- 8 p.m. - Iowa Mountaineers A17D1T aUBk"., A.. L City Editor ...... Marilyn Lyon rect errors with the next Issue. Film-Lecture - "By Jeep Around I. or N.... EdJtor .... Dietrich HArtmann I ClactJLAnON. Society Editor ...... Jane Bubly MEMBER of the ASSOCIATED PRESS the World" - Macbride Auditor­ Sparta Editor ...... Alan HOlkln. The AuocJated Pre •• I. enUtled ex­ ium. EdItorial P ••, Edltor .. Suunne For .. Pvbll8hed dat'" ueept Sunday and duslvl'ly to the u'"' for republiealion Wednesday, January 29 and 1ep1 holl4afl by Stu­ Chief Photoaraph.r ...... J.rry Moaey of aU the local new. printed I.n lbI1I ..... u" Review Board Chairman n ...spaper a. 'l(ell a. aU AP ne ... •dent PubUcaUoni. Inc.. Communlca­ ...... ,. Rlclulrd 9chochner 8 p.m. -Recital - Norma Cross, tIonI <:.oter. Iowa CJll'. Iowa. En­ dlspatche.. . . I .red _ _d dAN matler at the Review Board Member .. Robert Mezey piano - Macbride Auditorium. pool oUJce at Io ..a City, under the DAIIlY IOWAN IUrEaViSOaS FaOM .Saturday, January 2S let of c-cr- of Marcb .. 117• • DAlLlr 10W,,"N. ,,"DYEBTISING STAn SCHOOL or 10uaNALISM I'ACUI,TY 8 p.m. - University Play - Advertilln. W,. • • . . •. Mel Adami Publisher ...... John M. Harrison trom 1IOO1l to m1c1nlPt to AuL AdvertW", ...... Dav. BramlDn Editorial ...... Arthur M. BIIndeflOD "Epitaph ror a Bluebird" - Uni­ DIal 4191 E...... _a I.tema. women'. pe.. ClaaWed Manaler .. BtU MCCulker Advertllb., ...... lohn Kotlma" versity Theatre. AaeL ClualJled Mer. .. Jock PowerS ClrcOJaUOD ... ~. ... WUbltr Pelenon ...... III' _1.1 to The Promotion )lanacer .... 101m Budd, Sunday, January 26 11mb. 10..... EdItorial offkel an TaUIITEE8. BO-'AD 0.. ITtlDEM'J • (be CommtmfeatJona Center. 4 p.m . - University Chamber DoUL lr lOW AN ClllCtlLATIOJf PUBLICAnON8 Dr. o~r.. Easton. DenUltry; David Singers Concert - rowa Memorial CIrc:ulaUon M.na,er .... Paul Beard K. Flt.ulmmons, AJ; Thoma. It! Anlltant Mana..,r .... Mleha.1. Dalley Hamilton, At: Prol. HUCh )(ellO, Union. . . PoUUoal Setenee; OWtcbt LoweU C'J 1~ ICINC rl:ATU-a srJfDICATt. ~ " 1 .,.-OILb arcMts IE:lII\"ft). 8 p.m. - Iowa Mountaineers Dial 4191., ,ou do not receive your Mathd, At; Pmf. LeAUe O. Koeller, Film·Lecture - "By Jecp Around DaIlY 10.. an by 7:30 a.m. Th. DalI7 10urne1lam; Prof. L. A. Van Dyke. "lowe it all to Elsa, my wife and sparring partner!" .. lo_n dreulatlon ol!lce ... Comn\Ulll­ -.tueaUon~ Oary W. WIlIIamI, AJ,' the World" - Macbridc Auditor- Beware the daydreamer on a galloping camel.·Arablait Proverb AUoU CeD\er II CIpUI &rom • UII-, .. Ta.- w. 1IdtaI. u. . ium. VI ••• u.tfaq THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, Iowa-Saturday, Jan, la. me-Pag. , Phi Beta Kappa To Jnitiate Immunization Foreign Student Strong Script- Critics Hear Students' Plays Advisers Here l The NaUonal Association of For· IEpitap6 for a Bluebird Three student playwrighls read wrights Morton Wisengrad ~ Sol 21 SUlowans Monday Evening Talk Jan. 22 eign Student Advisers will bold a their plays for professional criti· Stein. stat regional conf rence Feb. 8, at cism by visiting drama authorities Prior to the one·day seminar the UI's International Center. -Inexperienced Cast The exclusive ranks of lhl' na. m. "n,l. ~12 De, 101"",,: .EJ,.r Theodore By Panels and discussion groups at Friday during a "New Plays Sem· vi itors atlended the opening per­ fl, McCorkle ctoln Jr .. All. Lxjra. Be\. rly Anne !ibn's intelligentsia will be in· Wpl~rr, '" '. ft Ilodc.: Carol .su. an the conference will be led by rep· By JULIAN SMITH inar" at sm. formance Thursday night of "Epi, Schult.. }" M.dL",n; Dav.d William &evlo .. B •• rd M ... ber creased by twenty·seven Monday IW.,t rlcl;. ~iz. C.3r:d Jun SWM,on. G, Waterloo; Manlyn meeting sponsored by the Johnson Student Advisers, of the third act of its premiere ea.I ...... It, Mar,.r.t 8. 11.11 • Ruth Wf" tlnf"f. \V".t BurUnllon: Lloyd forts. They were Paul Baker, di· ances at the University Theatre to­ The initiation will lake place in Thomas K.nl Jr., .. 2. Wlnttr ••t ; Gloria County Health Council Wednesday, performance at the University lit...... p ..tl .. ..T ... Aan WIlI"'.r Hamme-rm.n Lt. , I. Ol'"rp Cove. BritJ h ~A rec to~ of Baylor University Thea· night and next week. Jan. 22. The meeting will be held Theatre Thursday night, but un. A."rait. Cr .... I.' ... C.II.u Marll" the Penlacrest room of the Iowa Columbi a, Can.". and Judy Moe Jlck- One Car, Two Nights, tre; Henry Hews, drama critic ror Authors of the original plays fortunately (or audience. the .. }Iemorial Union at 5:45 p.m. afler ~'.:.,:"_h_"_'k_r_. ___ at 8 p,m. in the Iowa City High the ~:.:~ ~:: e·.,,: ".:· ·L.~:r:.aJ~a.:•• :~: The Saturday Review; Norris discussed with SUI faculty memo "--- Two Reports To Police author and this critic, that scene's J.o S ..rltk .... "'''Uno), LoBlaDe School second·Ooor Little Theatre. Donald E, Lewi , Ct, Iowa City . . ed e&tllers: Lawrenee Da"I., Fran. Da,,- Houghlon, a produC\lr and director bers and the visiting dramatists which the new members will at· SUI Author's e ff ectlveness was not sustam I., Jam.. leboll.n. Jamo. MoCI ... tend a banquet lo be held in the Dr. McCorkle will report the reo would probably agree that trouble through the rest of the play. . [or lhe Phoenix Theatre in New were James V. Hatch, Oelwein; comes in pairs. York; Professor Alan Downer of Paul Gray, Toledo, and Richard River Room. sults ot a follow· up survey on lhe The Cault is not entirely Mr. Shine's. He has shown, by that partlcu· reason why parents choose for or Lewis told police Thursday about Princeton University, and play- Schechn~r, South Orange, N.J. Two of the initiates claim to the $25 damage done to his car lar scene, and at other moments in lhe play, Ulat he can write vital " hne pooled their academic reo against the regular childhood im· and compelling drama. l\Iost of lhe blame must be placed on the First Novel Wednesday night while it was park· Madam Precious is still waiting for Godot in the form of the ninety lOurces to be eligible for the munizations for disea es such as ed next to the Acacia fraternity too-obviously inexperienced cast, who swallowed and muffled some IChohlStlc honors. They are Mr. of the most meaningful lines in the play, spouted them carelessly and aollars a month that a soldier-husband of Zelma would brin&, but she polio. diphtheria, whooping cough house, 202 Ellis Ave., apparently does not eem as far lost in her wishful thinking as the script intends. .ncr Mrs. Whelan Koontz, both of by a hit·and·run drh'er. He did hastlly, and often refused to wait until the audience had stopped " whom will be initiated Monday. Is Acclaimed and tetanus. laughing, Australia Crowley's escape is through what she considers her "free­ not mention his car was a converti­ dom"; this is extremely ironic, but the irony never comes lhrough. Koontz, M2, Vinton, and his • A new nO\'el described in the This survey was carried oul last ble. 11'. Shine's play has a theme; lhe ca t's play doe not. Like Carson wife, JoAnn, A4, Akron, were The scenes in her apartment, well·wrltten commentary and counter· New York Time as "important not spring in lowa City by Dr. Mc- Friday, Lewis mad another re­ McCullers' "Member of the Wedding" and Charles Sebree's "Mrs. point to what is happening on other parts of the stage, often failed married last June. Since then, only as an extraordinary first novel Corkle's sociology and anthropol· port to the police. This time be Patterson," tile theme is that of the illusion-filled fantasy worlds lhat reports Mrs. Koontz, her gradn because lhe lines were not heard by the audience. of a gifted new author, but as an ogy seminar group as a (ollow.up said the top of his ,car had been people find when their own worlds become unbearable, The qlost effective characterization, that o[ Joe Sedrick, running have improved, but his have artiCUlate literary voice of the , .. .! slashed dunng the night. He made Zelma Louise, recently orphaned, seems doomed to a life o[ SQualor away because he is literally being "hemmed in," is movingly and dropped. of an ImmUniZation survey done In no estimate of the damage. Polish peasant in America" is the lhe fall of 1956 by- the Johnson __ __ with her aunt, Madam Precious, who runs a tattoo shop. As she is beautifully done. Author Shine writes wilh compassion and understand· ProCessor Myra Uhlfelder, Dc· work of a graduate student at sur. Cou nty Health Council. portrayed, though, one would hardly know it. She is full of gaiety and ing here, but in view of this scene, his optimistic ending is unjustified. partment of Classics, will preside, I exuberance, with the result that ber mystical communication with bel' "A Glass Rose," by Richard Ban· A study compiled by Mrs. Rich- Eng ert-Last Big Day His audience, incidentally, not unhappy with the ending, called for Mr. and Professor Orville Hitchcock, kowsky, SUI graduate assistanl in father lhrough the bluebird is unbelievable and seems labored. Frankie Shine as the curtain fell . Department of Speech, will address ard Fedd erson and Mrs. Robert , and Teddie, the adolescents in the aforementioned plays, bolh eventu· communication skills, was pub· Rayon the h allh services offered "Epitaph for a Bluebird" is advertised as a "fantasy-comedy," but the group. lished Jan, 10 by Random House ally come to grips with reality - Zelma never does. it is at its best when it gives up its fantasy. uses its comedy as ironic , Those who will be initiated are: by the Johnson County agencies comment, and come to grips with liIe and with the essential theme of and is now available in book stores and groups will also be presented. All of the characters in this play try to evade lhe reality of their acros the country. situation . . Mama Lou's escape is lhrough voodoo, and while Servalia the play. ,Jo Ann C, Koontz. A4. Akron; Myron The officers of th John on wHoy Enll.ld. Anita; John Stuart The young arli t began writing Davis' interpretation is the most buoyant and entertaining of the eve­ P.S.: It's easier to be a critic than an author. Now, kind reader, Smith, L3 and Richard Wayne Tie· Cou nty Health Council are Mrs. ning, it is never quite clear what she is doing or Why she is doing it. you may wrile your "Epitaph [or a Drama Critic." mey.r, G, Burlington: Maurice Reid the novel while working on his Ralph Troyer, chairman; Frank Edlc. G. Carson: Cecile Louls~ Keller, M.A. at Columbia . niversity, and Center Junction: All yn LeWi S Mark, '\f2. Bates, vice·chairman, and Mrs. WRIGHT· CAMERON MITCHELL Clarksville; Chrl.Unn D. Hartmann, A4 , completed it after a 2·year inter· TMsA Clinton. Thomas McCorkle, secretary·treas· I---..... ~;r.-....-;-..;.... ~:---' ruption for army service in KorM, urer. RS OPEN 1 ;15- CMrles Golt. DavenPorL: Marearel He came to S I last September to U. Erickson, A4. Dayton: Kenneth AI. bert Sl>rlncale, M2 and John McC.m- begin work on a Ph.D. degree in , creative writing, and is currently studying under Vance Bourjaily in the fiction section of the "Wriler's Car Accident WorkshOp." "A Glass Rose" is Bankowsky's first published work. The novel concerns the decline Cedar R. ptd., low. of a Polish immigrant family and "TO·MOR ROW" Classified Typing Inslruction Iniures Two Child Care is set in Bankowsky's native New TONIGHT TYPrNG. 5189. 2·l1r BALLROOM dance le_n.. Speel.1 Mrs. Helen Na ughton, 1302 Keo- Jerscy. Paul Engle, SUI director Advertising Rates SATURDAY ''\IVAVNEf CHlLD care In my home, 200.. 1.2' T'YP[NG.______8.\)4i1'1...... 6.16 _ rale, Mimi Youde Wurlu, Dial 2·l1rt485, kuk St., and her nine-year-old of the Writer's Workshop· on leave Word Ad, r HN ewUt.. In Rock 'n Roll" LORENf WILL eire for I el)l\d for a workln, EXPERJENCED Iypln,. 8·5246. J.IS , daughter, Debby, received slight of absence this semester, said of mother. 2990. 1·21 TYPING. 3174, I ' injuries Friday morning in a col. the book, "The novel is imagina· DALE THOMAS One Day ...... " IIc a Word -10 and III B.nd ... BOYI THE GREAT Two Days ...... IOc a Word SOMEONE to watCh I·year-old child T-H-E-S-[-S-.-n-:d-o-t:"he-r-s.--=]!;:::I-ec-t-:rl-c-f-l>-e- WANTED lision at the intersection of Dodge tively conceived, so carefully strue· In my hom. afternoon.. Will pro· .... rlt .., 8.:hI42. 2.' tur d that nol until lhe last page Thr&! Days ...... 12c a Word vide noon lunch. Call 8-0787 aCt.r S ______YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN and Burlington streets. do all parts fall into place, and lhe SATURDAY SPECIAL SAHARA Four Days ...... He a Word 1·18 EXPERT Iypln,: 20e, e...ooM. 1·25 To Tr.ln FoI' FLIGHT AND GROUND Mrs, Naughton suffered a skinned style rich and moving. It is a book Student Rates SOc Five Days ...... ISc a Word TYPING - 8-187'. ---:2-:'" ADVENTUREI Ten Days , ., ... , .. 20c a Word knee, and Debby received a bump that is infinitely superior to what with 10 Card Pets ' Airline tralnln, 'or ",olltlen. In tM. One Month . , . .. .. 39c 8 Word Typln,. 8·0U9. 10-21' In.w futlnotln, .nd won·,.I. n.ld, on the head. when the car th ey the IeI'm '£irst novel' usually im· 1'::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:.. ' 1 S-14-68 P",bllo eontad al Tlckel A,ea'., 8Me. were in collided with a stalion plics." (Minimum Charge 50(:) COck~rs. Dial 4800. 2.8 l'YPlNQ, IBM - 8202. .... or I..... r...... T.lotne A,ont., Maxwell Geismar, writing in the Teh~pbont lie, Kepn entatlvf', ae ... - Doors Open 1; 15 - SALE Chihuahua and Collie pup· Trailer for Sale erv.tlon Reeordl or 1te.ervaU.... Cen· wagon driven. by John J. Kaul- Saturday Book' Review. praised Display Ad. Chlhauhua Dnd Toy Fox..lJ'errler trol Aren", OperaUon. Are .. '. .r "ENDS ."et man, R.R. 1. Bankowsky [or his skilllul use of One IDserUon . , . , . , . , .. , , , . , . , . , . servlc., Dial '-0243. 2·9 30.FOOT tr.ller ~ mu.t MIll Phon. Station Aren.... Free Tr• P.lln, • NOW • MONDAY" man,. otber beneU". prepare tt, A • Although the injuries were slight. introspective monologue. ,1.20 a Column IDch 3072. 2·1 SIIORT. LOW·CO T TIlAININO 35 PEIUOD Wbleb noed not Interf.re ",lib damage to both cars was estimal. Anzia Yezierska, critic for lhe Five Insertions a Month, Rooms for Rent FOOT trailer. Phone 7002. 1·29 ,.DUr pr ... nt Job. ..BEE LlFETIJIE New York Times, wrote: "Only one ed at $1,000, pOlice said, Thc car I d' th . d b I' [ Each Insertion ...... 1 9~6 TRAILER, 30 (oot. PrIced rldlcu· PLACEMENT SERVIOE Co"t·t.·O."I. , s eepe III e passIOns an e Ie s ,tii.l!l:I·'b $1.00 a Column IDch lou.ly low. 8·4409. 2· 9 A,,, \1·119, .. llh hl,b •• h ••1 or ".tI.r dnven by Mrs. Naughton was of his people could have created 8-~919. 1-30 . nd pi ... Inr ,o .. on.III(,. All Inq.lrle. FIRST TIME • . • EVER fen Insertions a Month, ~on'ldentl.l. Write, Ihl n, .ddrul ••• struck broadside and the station I a world so intensely Polish and yet GRADUATE men Itudent •. 7781. 2-17 Help Wanted pbone number. to: Airline Tralntnr, IN IOWA CITY I Each Insertion .... , ...... ,. NaUonal 8ch.el of Au.ft.eUtI, Be. wagon penetrated the side of the 0 univcrsal in ils thcme, " COMFORTABLE Ileepln, room. for 19, The Oall1 Iowan. AeeredUei ItJ 80c a Column IDcb men , 8·31101 or 3875. 1-14 CARE for two children, my home. car deeply eno ugh to smash the aCt.moon., Call 4775. 1·21 .11 .. '1 ~r • • hlnr-ten, D. , -MORE -1t..·.f 'mAN MEN'S doubt" room. 530 N. Clinlon, transmission. • The Dally Iowan res.rv.. Cookln .. prlvllel"', showen. 5 ..' or FOR your employment problem. ""II A charge of failure to slop for I~ LIVING DI!SIlRT" 9535. 2·17 Iowa City Employment Service, the right to r.ject any ad~ 8·021 1 Iowa Stale Bank Bulldlnll. 2·14 Unequal.d Opportunity a traWc signal was filed by in· MORE~THAN DOUBLE room (or men, OPPOSite Wool· FOIL MEN IN vestigating officers against Kauf· LATE SHOW TONITE "THE AFRICAN LION" verti,lng copy. worth' •. 5787. 1·21 ELECTRONICS man. He was taken directly to MORE ~ •• ~.7k. THAN Personal Loans INCREASE YOUR EARNINGS NEW Ends MONDAY ROOM Cor two mon, Clo.., In. 2872. ).18 Iowa City police court where he ~ISHING PRAIRIE" DIAL o " yOIl b ... ~tb 0 rade or Rl,b S.... I 2 NICE room •. Men students. 4346, 2.15 PERSONAL LOANS on typ~wrlters. ed.e.aUah and ,'neero 4ulre te .uoa••• , was fined $10 and $5 costs by WILL NOT OFFEND phonograph., sport equlpme.nt. let u. eheek YODr qUIUtleaU.ft. I., Judge Ansel Chapman on a guilty ANY eMOTIONALLY MEN Itudenl.. Phone 8·2298, 2.7 HOCK·EYE·LOAN CO., 718 Ron.ld •. this pro,ram. We pre,.re 70. I..... rt, ------___ 1·27r Int.enslve tra'n'a, ,ro,r.m wbleb will plea. MATURe PIIRSON COMFORTABLE .'eepln, room. for not Interfe.re. "lth y.ur ,rel".t era­ Police ·said Mrs. Naughton was OF EITHII" SEX 4191 men. 8-3901 or 3875. I-URC I ployment. Industrt.. repre".t.".,el Miscellaneous for Sale Int.erYlew you. O" .. rtunJUel e ••Ii •• driving south on Dodge and Kauf· MEN STUDENTS. Dill 8·1218. 2-4r ------lndu, trfu from co •• , to eel U CrUle ..1 Apartment for Rent nef'd tor rraduate. t. tilt hn ..e.t.te man was driving east on Burling· NICE ROOM 8-2518 1.28B TUXEDO. mld·nlle btue . • 120 40 lonl/. .penl.,I: ton St. at the lime of the crash. BEAUTIFUL 2.room (umllh~d aplrt. ,. t, '12,liO. 8·520.. 1·21 INDUSTRIAL ELI TRONIOS WITH The accident occurred shortly be· , ment plu. private bttth. Close In . DOI.TBLE room (or men. Opposlto !BiC YCLE .enerolor lI,ht ""t. " ,50, F.e.C. LICENSE-oR '75.00 monthly. Phone 4397 or 39$2. 2·17 Woolworth·l. 0787, 1.22 S-0281. __ ~ IL£CTRONICS TECHNICIAN fore 8. 1 Onorlunlly I. open I. ~ualllled .... FOR RENT. Phone 8·3~92 , one room Pets for Sale HIDE·A·BED ""f.. Ilk, new: dlneUe • nd women 17 to G;\ , ",h•• e.lre .e­ furnished apartm.nt. with private 0.1, 8·3270. 1-30 urlty. hl,b lorlln, S.I.rl.. , .n. a ,. AUTO PIONEER DIES HERE bath. One block from bUlln ... dl5trlct. l ut'lcenfuJ Career In "I. me" ,.,W', expandlnr fle'd 01 t.h e lature! Pre,.r. $55.00 per mon th with utlllU.s p:~~. FOR SALE-,uarlnte.d Clnary Ilnlera, L1;;:~~SDl:'~~~ wrjstwltch and I~~ Wilfred C. Leland, 88, a well· ,euraclf wltb lb. IIE8TI A •• retliletl 'II, ,. 2M2. 12-28ro N.II,S , .. W •• hln,ton. D.C. Write ,Iy­ known figure in the auto induslry, TWO room funll.hed apartmenl. Prl· HOME jfrown, sprayed. Golden Dell· Inr address and plll."e ,,_",ber ,. vat. bath. Close In .. For ,r.duDt. clo", apples. Dial '088. 1·23 ELEO'lRONlCS IN STITUTE. Be.. tt, died at his home in Iowa Cily men or couple, Available Feb, 8th , Work War-ted The nan), Iowan. Friday. Dial 9681. 1·18 5·P[ECE chrome dlnelle •• 1. like new: half prlc". Dial 7779 after 5:00 p.m, Leland was the son of the fa· WASHING AND IRONING. Pick UP and delivery. Phone 8·SOI0. 2• • 1·24 Autos for Sale mous automotive pioneer, Henry 12,000 People 11166 SET EncyclopedIa Britannic.; M. Leland. They were known as a Troller for Rent waterfall de.k and flourescent desk 1949 PONTIAC 2·door. Re.lIOnable. Dial father·son team in the industry, la mp; wroullhHron bookcas~ Con 3085 . rler 4:00 p.m, 1·21 See Our 8·1334 after ~ : OO p.m. I-IS FOR RENT-D,,'uxe tr.ller. 1956. ' , 4408, 10.7 CHEVItOLET. Pltone 5340 arter 8 W OFFICE de k $45.00. Phone 8-3266, 1·21 p.m. 1·21 Want Ads HOCK-EYE Loan moved to 718 RonaJds The ",'ight" words to St. Plenty of everythln,. Phone ~ , II... 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Its bo~V"'Sit' season Saturday kelball encounter. ---". arter.'IO at ,I: 30 agai~st Big Ten The Iowa swimming team jour· »JayiDg Cor Sanitary Dairy or Game lime is 7:30 p.m. with Michigan State in a T.V · rpatillC4!. Opponent Nprtbwestem. The meet neys to Lansing, Mich. today to Ced~, ~apids were former Hawk· plenty of tickets available at th w~ich features Saturdlty's lill Teo ...ilI ~ ~i in the North Gym of face a strong Michigan State squacl. e)lc;' ,, ~ea~ Carl CaIn. Bill Logan, ticket ofJice in the Ficldhouse lob- basketball pr9grapl. · ,. , the FieldJ!ouse. in what will be the Hawks secood Sharp) Scheuerman and Bill Schoof, by. The Wildcats ~ilI gun CJ)r ttaeir • The towa team Big Ten dual meet of the season. TfIe firth member of the 'Fabulous --- H •• - 3 1 tl third straight in the test .gainst ~ , . The Spartans, defending Big Tea Fin.' Bill· Seaberg is in the Army tied~ :'-C':;..."~:=~:l;~~ the formidable Spartans,.wWeh ,004 IlII :around sl:renglh, especial· champs, have virtually the same and eould DOt gel away for the w1ll be televised regionAlly VIa Iy in , t"~ ~ampohne and free ex· squad back that won the title lalt ,arne. which was the £irst Ume ~~~:~n~::~~ !~'::":J~ Sports Network begiuing 'at S:30 ' ereise events, returned la~t week, year, It will be the second dual ~ 'Hawu ' had played together Mlchlg.n St .... The Hawkeye. Arch ie Dees p m CST end after defeating the Air Forc£ meet of the season Cor Mlchlglll li~ their a:s-n los. at the hands Ihare .Ixtt. plue In the Bill Ten 38 Against Purdue . S~turd~y night'. ~~demy 6~~-42 'k at Denver, State. The Spartans deCeated Iowa q( 'am 'RusseU ' 1UId San Francisco (1ft...... Steffen Carlsson Ted sequra State. 7~-25 in a non-conference 10 1be flnala of . the NCAA tourna· .tandlng. witt. a 1·2 record. program Incl.,.. IlNfiana (J.1)' • Indiana has defeated Big Ten at I.wa (1.2); ·Mi ...... n-1) "Apparently Northwestern is Leading Hawkeye Point Getters tilt. mellt id EvallJlton, m., in 1956. rivals Northwestern, Illinois. and Dodgers G~t at Ohio Sta .. '·2; .M w.-.I" suCferiDI Crom lac.k of material The Hawkeyes last week turned 'the)' definitely looked like the Minnesota, all at home, while los· (2.2) at Purdue (1.2). Michlg... and lad: oC depth," said Iowa gym· ,that won two straight Big born in Texas but is Chinese. back a determined Wisconsin squad ing to Purdue on the road. Iowa (3-1) and Ill1noi. 103) .re'" n!lslics coach Dick HolzaepCel. to chalk up their first conference in 1955 and Several rOle changes for Big Ten Job Offers Pour has lost its two home games, to H PI _causa .. sam.... r ••i",.. Holzaepfel I was referring to the win , Earl' Ellis, who placed C~st 1~. Alth 0 ugh Michigan and Northwestern, while Northwestern which finished last fact that the Wildcats have only meets will be in effect. These in­ ome; ay clude the still rings event replacing In For Jim 'Fox in the 220· and 440-yard freestyles, their shooting was winning, at minois. in the 1956.57 Big' Ten race with Il two returning lettermen. paced the Hawkeye victory. 16 a little below par, Lhe !lying rings, three tumbling NEW YORK IA'I - Jimmy Foxx Iowa came up with its best per· I C I· 2·12 record already has beaten "However." said the coach, routines instead of four, and a low· NCAA backstroke champion, Lin· former Hawks formance oC the season Monday Michigan and Iowa while losing "there's always that big 'if' in any jobless and destitute after dis· n 0 I seu m ering of the time limit on free ex· sipating his Quarter of a million coin Hurring, won by a wide mar· !;.""1:J1lltul displayed the night in its 82-80 overtime loss to 10 Indiana. 68-65, at Bloomin;:tori, othletlc 'event. You never know gin as did Gary Morris in the in· ercise from two minutes to 1~ dollar baseball earnings, is look· sharp pass lng, LOS ANGELES l.'I _ Walter 0'. Ind. how a tca\,,>\ i1: going to behave on dividual medley. minutes, ing forward to what he terms "the '!'~ iil ..._ball·handling, reo :\falley's long search for a home Michigan State, Courth place fin. , a given ", ., ·l'IllboliIDdllng and alert , STARTING LINEUP d3~e. Four judges will be used and start of a new life" at the age of The Spartans Ceature all·Am· play that I, now 10"''' INDI NA field Cor his transplanted Dodger isher in the NCAA tourney bst Two Wildcn(s tIlat could give the stipulations for judging arc pat· so , erican Wally Dobler in the butter' G •• lb.r" . (1-51 " . (8-111 , 'rhomp.... baseball club ended Friday in the year, has lost to 'Ohio ' State and Hawks :1 10l of lrouble are letter­ rapidly becoming G ••lt 1 ., 11-7) , y " (8-31 Obrtmlte, I terned after Olympic procedure. The Cor mer American League fly and individual medley even\a 8W/'(1 ., (8-tJ) " C " (8·81 ,," D ... lOl,OOO·seat Los Angeles Coliseum. beaten Purdue in conCerence play. 1men K~n Shodccn, who will com­ and Frank Modine who set a new "talmost a legend, Re C",." , (I\·" .. G •• (8.1) .. .. Goo The athlete's score will be totrl of home run and batting king, brought 11'."'18,-1.. (11.1.1 ., G (I·tl WilkIn .... After a frantic day of secret However, the Spar!:1ns ,ow,n the pete all the high bar, stili rings two judges' scores, after the to New York for a television show American record in the 200-yard ;;. The scoring en ...HARM looked like a page TI"' •••• PI"".: S.IU.4&" 1 :30 p,m., huddles and a three.hour luncheon bc;st overall record ID t~c Brg 'r and side horse. and Burt .Anderson, judges awarding the highest and after it hod been revealed he was breaststroke against Iowa State 10". Flel'''aua-e. meeting, an agreement was reach. With Northwestern s tumbling: and free exercise. with a time of 2: 25,2. out 0' an old Iowa scorebook. TI.IleII: Oft 1.1. 1ft FI.ldboul. I.bb,. ~-2, ove~aJl. lowest marks are eliminated. broke and unable to pay his rent, Scheuerman and Jones had 15 ed allowing the Dodgers what will mark IS H, Last yea~ the Wild- HolzaepCel said he planned a told The Associated Press that of· The dual of the day eould be between Dobler and Iowa's Gary apleee, Cain 13. SchOoC 10, and Northwestern. The Hawkeyes, be· be baseball's biggest park for the cats won only 6 of theU' 22 starts. few changes In the Iowa lineup so Hars Lman's Back fers of jobs and financial help had Morris, However, the two may not Logan 7. The same type.oI balance hlnd as much as 11 points in the next two years. Northwa.tern'. (h~nce ., rM'!," ' mOr!) members oC his squad could n come after news of his plight had It was O'Malley who brcb Inll Into a flr ...,lace "' with I~ gain competitive experience. been mllde public. mect in the individual medley If that the Hawkeyes. got oight aCter second half, raced back to take the Mel D I Coach Dave Armbruster eleets to night. lead, oniy to lose on a shot in the • long deadlock by offering a ,,::!hlll~ w~ der;d 1ft !'- ~ ~{r.ey Stych will participate on ay a nee ea "My wife just called me from Miami," FOOIx said, as lears came swim Morris in the 50· and 100. THa FORMER Hawkeyes looked laat three seconds. propo.al that .dd. about $100,000 : r c .a " n .na, ~~~ a the Jl.IIrallel bars, and Bill King as CHICAGO IA'I _ Baseball Com- a yeer to th. $200,000 he offered OWl: , . ' 'v Cree 'exercise competltor. Tom missioner Ford Frick has called to his eyes; "and she informed yard freestyles. to ' be In pretty good shape, al· Iowa cOlch Bucky O'Connor a Armbruster said the Spartans will .tart the Slm. lineup which the coli.lum commillion alrlier Indiana s . H~sJers, bqwe er, Novak 'Bnd Marshall Claus, both oC a meeting of the Chicago While me of many telegrams that arrived tho~h ooly , Cain has been play· this morning. 'A number of them are probably thl! to\lghest \-eam \n regularly. Sanltarr Dairy only pllyed most of the Northwestern In the WHk. now are. rolllltg In Ihe, (ashlon ex.: whom made the trip to Denver last Sox and Baltimore Orioles officials Ing contain ofCers of jobs. I can't tell the Big Ten. The Hawkeye coach stl~!tltuted qnce, almost (lve lI,ml, and wa. rI~n.lbll for As outlined by O'Malley at a pected lit the pre-sehason slzcups, weekeqd will compete on the still here Sunday to discuss whether willi Guard Sam Gee. w 0 played hi ..... s .. ' 't h J k H h ' '1 ' g you how overjoyed I am . .. and attributes the Michigan State the fine comeback. Four IOpho. conference on the hard board only ten games over two previous ,,"g . ( . pi C Ill' ac ars man s al In mimlles left in the nrst halC, when how grateful. power to team depth. th¢y pIlt a whole new platoon In. mares will team witt. veteran seals of the Coliseum during a seasons apparently has given th~ Holzaepfel won't be caught With bhack shotuld nlut!liCy hDis lrade by B 3 "n's finally beginning to look Iowa will entertain Minnesota The Jowa -players plafcd·{he whole Dave Gunther In the Openl"" recess in Friday's meeting with ' h ' I .. d his defenses down though as his t e sox 0 a Imore ec, . Hoosiers the balance t ey aCAe J tte'" III be t~ I Sox vice president Chuck Com- like my luck has cbanged. I don't next week in contest to begin .t • ~nd half. lI~up • the commission, the plan provides: in non loop play ' e rUlen w compe 109 a so . . k F 'd . d I th 2 p.m, in the FieldhQuse pool. l mind telling you I've been broke Logan was the only one oC the starting aL the guard spots will A guaranteed annual rental of [ndi~na coacb' Branch McCrack. They include Starren Carlsson, Ted I~? r .ay Issue ~ e~g t ~ for the past 10 years. Oh, I've be 5·8 Mike Heitman and 5·]0 Bob· $200,000, with receipts from con· en says oC his defendini co' once went all the ing scorer last year and has been their home football games In the double figures. . f way after stealing hitting at a 25·point clip so far this stadium, I Wiscons\D's resurgence has been ~ "WRINI(LE·FREE" the baD out oC the season. Dees hit 38 points against This co ncession by O'Malley spurrcd by the fast deVelopment bands of one of the Purdue earlier this season for the overcame objections of the three of ~wo sophomores. Bob Barne$OD Oilers. CAIN top scorlng efrort in the Big Ten so longtime tenants to the Dodgers aDd Sam Bernard, 8S scorin, ~ Other than the fancy passing far. getting what they had considered threats. GAS DRYER and ball handling or Sanitary Although Dees is their big gun, a more favorable deal. Dairy, It was maiDly Carl Cain, the Hoosiers also boast one oC the Cain lave a dazillng exhibition oC better outshooters in the ConCer· 96-52 Win' jumping, as he time and time again ence in rorward Jerry Thompson, ends ,vashdays! cleared the boards. His shooting Thompson, who is averaging 16 Wrestlers At ' points a game, has hit on about For Raridfl['e.{$ , was just as Impressive. On several ~ , I r occasions he broke behind the 50 per cent of his shots in league Oller deCeose, took perfect passes play. Minnesota Over high iD the air from Scheuerman Starting witt. Thompson It for· St.'Pat',s ward will be Pete Obrem.ky, I ay LOU ' YOUNKIN and Jones, and in the same mo­ noll, 1.",0. __til ".IIe • Wrinkles Are Whisked Away tlOD, laid them throuah. ••teran whe wa. _ of the On 'Monday St. Mary's of Iowa City won their IN ALL FAIRNISS to the Oil­ Hoe.II,.· top rebouncle,. I•• t ,.ar. The lIuard ~ts will be The Iowa wrestling team travels 53rd straig'bt game 6v~r a three .' . ers, they were tired after playing season period Friday nipt, by . three touah N.Uonal Industrial manned It, Sam Gee and Bob to Minnesota Mpnday, to meet the drubbing st. 'Patrick of Iowl City, AUTOMATICALL Y LealUC games on the road, and Wilkinson. GH, a 2.year veter. dcfending Big Ten Gophers. 96.52. It was victory Dumber 12 of they sbowed It. Also, they missed 1ft, I. a top playmatlr while WII. So far this season, Minnesota the 1957-58 liCason fOr the R.ndIlcr, In Summer-Soft Air! former Iowa State all·American kihson. a sophomore, I. one .. has deCeated Nebrask(l and Kan· and the 8th loss In 12 starts for Gary Thompson. the .... newcomers In the Big sas State University in dual meets, St. Patrick's. Ten. Tbomp5OD, tbe Roland alI·stater, and placed first in the quadrang- The game was dose IJDtiJ mid. In Conference play, Indiana has ular meet with Purdue, Michigan way through the SCCOIId ,period suffered a shoulder separatioD on hit 41 per cent of its shots while In State and Northwestern. Iowa when Mike Blackman, of 8t. Wednesday rueht a game aeainst Iowa has hit 35 per cent. The tbe Peoria Cats, and 'did not suit downed- Michigan State, 17·9, Jan. Mary's, hit 9 of 10 free throws and DELUXE MODEL Hoosiers lead the Big Ten in free up for the tilt, much to the dis· throw percentage 1.758) and are Heoach Dave MCCuSkey ' of Iowa Dave Maher, MIke Reid and Bla£k· appoiDtmeot of .bout 40 fans, from man dropped in two balkets apiece second in rebounding. Roland. said that despite Ineligibility and to increaliC the Rambler lead from graduaUon losses to the Gopher 0'26 to 1M ~A. Alto, the refereeine did not Ca· • ft t th t th to be bo t"'" --- vor the Oilers, as 22 Couls were Writer RI earnI' a elyatppear h athu The first quarter saw the Iris~ J Says as s rang as as year w en ey cut an early SI. Mary's lead from ONLY CJllIld agalost them, while on! y CdC. took the Big Ten crown. McCus· the' .... of J II were called OD Sanitary. Sani- ause u rtlce key stated, however, that the good 15-4 to J6-10 at qual'lel'll eBU. Coil tary' t' Dairy made 22 of 32 free throw Maher bit for eight poiDts In attempts. . . T0 Leave Ut a h balance and tremendous determina' opening period while Reid •..sdecI u.e EASY TERMS pari I. tion of his Hawkeyes could swing six. Gary Crowley paced St. Pit. nee! BUl the Oilers werea't tbe only K'ANSAS CITY ~ - Bob Busby, the balance in Iowa's favor and rick's in this quarter ,with five. . "J tca~ p1ayiDg under a handicap. assistant sports editor of the Kan· that his team will give the Gophers The Irish dropped in 16 of 19 free . A new wrinkle that removes wrinkles in the live U· .... the fu-at time in two years sas City Star, said in his column a real batUe. throws In the fira HIt' w~e ' ,the last 5 minutes of drying - the Automatic "is that: the former Hawkeye. had Frielay he had information that For Minnesota, Charles Prunty Ramblers cooverted OD 11 , .f ,ff .~, "'_ uat pla~ toaetber, aJJd some of the Jack Curtice. newly named foot· and John Ross, 123· and m-pound- ..... h fit Un . -/ Clothes Conditioning Cyclel An exciting c1e Hawks bad DOt beeo pl.""-.. much ball coach at Stanford, left Utah ers respectively, have moved Into tries from - ~ a 'f e. ·1 •• \· ' -: , ' .7_ .. lMaher topped .u scorers WIUl 2$ ~ , and liDoe tbeir «:oUeae "day.. because of a disagreement with sla~tmg ,roles due to inllllglbll,ty points, with Blaj:kman hlt\Qle f. J,I I.• Bendix feature, it's all automatic - and even A . AJ;o. tbe' Oiler. have \)eeII play· his basketball coach, Jack. Gard· which h~t the Gopher squad reo • and Reid, 21 :, CrOwle', lir881!up' ". , : nylon dries smoothly, evenly at one safe ergl iDa toptber' an season. are in good OCT. cently. Jim RleCsee~, 147, and Pete for St. Patriek.'''' Wjlh fllf 'aild. ;" . ene, shaRI!. aod have the beat amateur Busby said the situation was Veldman, heavyweleht . . who bas BlIlgarelU added U. , I : - , '. " . , settingl offe buIietbatr team in the nation. And similar to that which prompted returned from the servtce, have Friday n1ght.~ CODte8t· I WItJ be atW SaoItary far -outplayed the Gardner to leave Kansas Slale (iJ!ed the vllc;ancies left by grl(lu- the last rneetiB, betWeeD lLei tWo seni * ONE SAFE SETTING DRIES A~L FABRICS! scie 'tl!llIn ' from BartJeaviUe. College at Manhattan several ah9n. Ricfsack !, the only sopho- scboola uoJeu they ha_ it 'pieet IY" UNIIOJtTUNATI that the years ago aCter a riCt developed more on the MUlJle80ta squad. later this "nap 1p ,:Pte ~ * CRISS CROSS BAFFLE:' 'FLOAT' CLOTHES line ·r...... Five' did not come aloal between Gardner and Larry (Moon) Th~ of the Gophers ranked at, ments. Next fC&f. St. War)r •• .,.cl THRU AIR! ~ ,.... later tbaIt wIleD they Mallin., athletic director. Busby standlllgs last year. 130-poUD~ Dick St. Patriek's ar.e eombiDin, iptq :• . Inc ~. ),or I think very defiDltely wrote~ or near. the top of the Big Ten one sebool, RqIBa Catholic lOP. t * HANDY PORTHOLE DOOR: HAS SAfD'Y tbaI UIey woakI easily have been "Word out of the West is that Mueller was last year', eonfer· .iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SHUT-OFF! Ch boti Bit Teo ad N.tioDal Cham- while Jack Curtiee had SUCCClS as ence champion; Ron Baker, was • * FRONT-MOUNTED LINT TRAP! INTERIOR. I~ ..... the Jut two years. ' football coach and athletic direc· second in the 157·pound divisi6n, $$ ~ SaYE ~,' $ . LIGHT! atto 'die Hawke IiappeiIed to IIit the tor, be had reaehed the point and Bill Wright, a forrrw:r Iowa .. Mor ye .... wbea .eoUep'. fiDeat bullet· where either he. or his basketball high &Chool champion (rom East * MUSICAL TONE SHUT·OFF SIGNAL! 37, ' bait player. sru RuaeU. WII dCJ. coach, Jack Gardner. had to go. " Waterloo, was second In the 177- FULL 18· POUND WET CLOTHES CAPACITY! Ing ~ play. 0aIJ • telm wIt.b "The reporte eound like the K· pound divisioD . behJnd 10wI's Gary ~"t,,\"'G O\\,U'#..\ \#U.S"\" * ton ~~ C!D it eouId have beMen State story replayed ... They say Kurdelmeier. H, the 1Bawb. .. at ..... Iowa hit he (Gardner) bas lined up a Iowa, with five wins .,alost one LOOK AHEAD-and you'll choose P"",LCO WOu ...., • per eeIIt of tIIeir abota powerful little group In downtown loss this season and 2·1 In the COlI' .." IhO( 1M to laB fraoeisco. Salt Lake City which enables him (erenee, will counter with a well W ..,. alld I Ii~ ' ''' an PM. JOWl! 14 ~fPUI tbe director in certain balancetl attack featutint Ralph was tI.. ~ ..... lam that will iIi1tlftcea .•. T)Jat •• the way It Rieb. 137. undeCe'" in ,Ix blots; YDur. lor Leuer lit)ln" c( Wia~--: ~ ,... ¥ die 1154- ".1 in Manhattan, only that ume. La", Moser 123,4-G: Kurdelmeler, bacl II. , but'u.ete 'tfIII DeVer b ~r lost .•. Moon Mullins, the 177. 4·1-1; heavyweight Gordon IOWA.,IZ.Z.INO •• tieil aftuther tenm Uk" the 'F"buIOUll ~~ic director did. too, but 1\1' Trapp, 3·1; lind Simon nohl'rt~, , Pll Fiv.: ·. ', . __ '. ' .. ~ a few years !oilier," In, 3-l~2. ,1 I ...... ______.~ Wrl, : Go. an,~ , 'EI8~&ric t C~"'~~'.'~ · TI hac! ." ., ., 11 . .. . ask ther '\'1, a'd:l n bItl