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(Iowa City, Iowa), 1955-10-01 Iowa, Minus , .. J Plrdy . dOlleb lad Il001 Key Players~ &GdaJ' 1lIJ' &Gnl,ht. Hlib 51-65. Partl)' 'elouQ SUD­ day, warm,..!' "'fill ...r­ Is Underdog at owan ."OD. By IRA KAPEN8TElN Est. 1868 - AP Leased Wire, Wirephoto - Five Cents lowo City, lowo, Soturdoy, October I, 1955 Dilly ae.an Editor MADISON, Wis.- The injury­ riddled Iowa Hawkeyes limped Into town Friday evening, pre­ sumably holding the answer to todil>" football game with the University of Wisconsin In Camp Randall Stadium. .' Wisconsin, on the other hand, put in a final, Iikht practice lick Frlday and reported It is in good ·,hape for the Big . Ten opener against Iowa. ' Streu Paulnr The Badgers rehearsed Students Cheer QS Hawks Take Off There They Go . work that's been going on the Ike Better,.... past week and stressed passing. Send-Off • I Iowa stayed in a hotel on the outskirts or Madison Friday '40 'SUI Students Cheer Signs Two Jlight. Hawks at Airport The Hawkeyes, minus several key pUlyers because of injuries, ·A small and not too energetic Documents are rated the underdo« in the 1."I'0wd turned out friday ·aftel,'­ season's first important Big Ten Ijdoo' at Municf~al Airport to see DENVER (.4')-President Eis­ clash. Iowa football team off to its enhower Friday night took the By KIRK BOYD fbe first small but momentous step Gilliam Mlsslnc iilme with Wi sconsin today. The Board in ·Control of Alh­ in a long march back toward ac­ letlcn Friday nl,h\ announced Iowa. of course, will be with­ About 40 persons, two cheer­ tivo command of the government out its No. I end, Frank Gilliam, that State UJ1.Ivers.lty of Iowa leaders' nnd a truckload of by signing two fedenl docu­ students would have' enough who· br.o~e hj.s leg In a practice mjlrehil)g band members clus­ ments. session early this week. seats for the rowa-Pl1rdue gamll tered around the airport's termi­ The action, taken by the Presi­ Oct. 15. ' And. fowa has only one center nal door to see the team off, dent from his hospital bed after to call uPQn-'Don Sqchy, a 210- A Board st.'ltement, however, The cheerleaders led a few another day 01 encouraging pro­ pound ~i~er from Belle Plaine gre$S in recuperation from his cast doubt ovef whether there who has seen· limited action him­ cheers and Ih-e band played a would be enoueh' seotil for the few numbers, :1'he team boarded heart attack, came at 8:27 p,m.­ self this' year becawe of that old Towa-Tndlana game next Satur­ the plane nnd remained there, a few hours short of ,a week Jlemesis~an lnjury. day. glancing out of thc windows oc­ trom the time he wa ~ stricken. More Injuries casionally. Flnt Bualnetls The Board $ald that j>leachers with aboul .,500 seats would be Behind bim In the cenler po­ ,Frank GilUam, Hawkeye start­ The sll(nlng ot the documents, sition are two Hawks who have providing for promotion of State installed behind ' the $outh 'enc\ Jng end of the ,!>a st three seasons, lone. been hobbling around on sore or stood with the few fans :lnd "DOlJOrn" alld hi!! dad, I'aul Department tOlocign service ot­ twisted ankles all week - Bill IiiIlltched his teammates take orr Kromer, (:4, 509 Flnkblne ficers, was the Ilrst businesS "In this secUo"," the statement Van Buren, sophomore who without him. fie was wearing a Park, watch the Hawks' plane transacted by the chief execu­ said, "will be $eated about 1,200 started agalilBt Ka~as State, and cast on his fractured right leg take otf fllr Wisconsin and a tive since last Friday, the eve of persons who already hold tickem Norm Six, No.2 Iowa center last . and walked with the aid of rame rated as a top attrapUon his attack. for the old bJeacher$." year and rated a top notch line­ , crutches. in the BII Ten and the nation Originally White House oW­ The rest of lh·e seats wlll be backer. dais had said Eisenhower mere­ After a IS-minute rally, the today, .for studenl we, the statement" There was no Indicalion here ly would initial the two 'paper~. said. ' l'ozark Airliner carrying the Instead, using a pen from his Friday night as to how ·much .lfawks taxied down the run.way IDstaiiatfOll these two men would play to­ desk at the temporary White :·and took of! into a north wind House here, he wrote his full "It is expeet.d thllt the In­ oaY'. mally Iowan Photo by nob Ke,nl) for Madison, Wis. Hill Says He Won't stallation. will be more than one­ Gibbons To Stan THE HA WKS tot a luke-warm send-off Friday af ternoon when they left Munlclpll A~f port to berln name on each. The Hawk-! Pep Club, athletic His bed was elevated slightly fourth complptlN1 by Dad's Day. Head Coach Forest Evashevskl their BI, T~n campaign today against favored Wisconsin. About (0 students journeyed to the airport Oct. 8, and nntqhed prior to the evidently has decided to use Jim for a send-oft rally. boost r group, arraigned to have Be Aide to Benson to permit this action. cars stop by the Iowa Memorial Doctor · Present homffomin, taml' With PUl'du~ Gibbons, . 207-pounder, at left - -------------------------------­ DES MOINES (A>)-E. Howard one weelli lat.",,, th., stlltement end in place of the Injllred Gil- Union at 3:30 p.m, to pick up The documents were laid be­ HIli or Minburn, president of the added. liam. \ fore the President by his per­ " Frank Rigney probably will Iowa Farm Bureau Federation, sonal physician, Maj. Gen. How- One fourtb flC the 4,500 seills be called upon to back up both Friday declared he is not avail­ ard M. Snyder. would be · t ;I~5, or ju~ enough to the lett and right end positions. France able tor appOintment as assistant PreSS Secretary James C. Haf­ hold the 11200 persons who have Walks .04t .', idR~~~~'red erty told reporters tha t Snyder already pllrchased tickets. The fullback position · has U.S. secretary oC agriculture. somewhat settled down since the told the President that Sherman 'Safeway Stetl Sca:ttold, Tl)c., pi Replying to reports 1rom Adams, the chief executivela top first, jlame when Evy ... used, ~troi,!t...>..,«ill , ~l• •tl!q bleach­ everybOdi .)Jut the. water boy in Wallhing\..On th at he was arnong assistant, W8.!t on 'hand, and th~ ers, the. HOara.announced, tearch for a No. 1 man for that In Eave;ln several men being considered for two promotions wer~ ready tor Morelhan $1"9,000 wilt be AI-,Ier UN Alger;a:rte,#e the post, Hill said in a statement: pOsition. approval. spent for them, The Daily Iowan . Wle.... rib MIJ' Start ELY, Minn. (A» - Two Ely "I'm very appreciative of be­ Aclatnll in Denver {earllcd .Fddoy. Althoutrh , Evy has given no UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (A»-I -----------------:----'-~:--­ men were rescued unharmed ing consideted for appointment Adams flew here from Wash­ , Soat~ .8'udJ' indIcation th!jt he has picked France walk ed out of the UN I Assembly. Only on rare occasJOos Ch· f f N Friday night after being trapped as assistant secretary of agricul­ ington Friday night, to take Hqger Wiegmann for the spot, General AssemblY Friday night! has th~ AsS~ mbly e ve~ rejecled i,SOO r~t underground for 20 ture- if I'm being considcred­ charge ot the Denver WhJte "The matter ot securing addi­ ' Ie 0 .. avy tional seating 'Capacity . has' been Indications were here Friday and one high,ranking mcmber' of I th ~ actIon 01 its Steermg Com- hours by an iron ' mine cave-in, bul I definilely am not available. House, after attending a Cabinet night that the weight-unknown "I feel l or the time being at meeting. under rewlcw by , the Board tor th F h d I . ·d h ' mlitee. "They took right of( for home senior from Waverly will start e renc e egahon Sill IS ovid Support G t C ae:£' under their own power after the least I would be of greater ser­ He drove directly from Lowry ~everal rnonl.hs and the present today. country might quit the world or- Members of the Asian-African ran sa .,; 11ft brought 'em up," a spokes­ vice to Iowa farmers In the de­ Air Force Base to Fllzsimmons contract Is the result of negotia­ After reporting for fall prac­ ganization entirely. bloc made the original request to man at the mine head said. velopment of IIgriculture policy Army Hospital, but.Hagerty said tions continued 'since the tlrst tice about 15 pounds under- Tne walkout fo llowed the As- ta ke up the Al gerian question. In in my present position." he . didn't see Eisenhower per~ y.oeek In September," the stote- A Comm,·ss· ,·,on Albert Marott and Toyvo Hill. menl os;tld. , sembly acti on in decidin g by a the General Assembly they re- 55, were helped from the tomb­ sona11y and probably wouldn't WIEGMANN- one vote margin to take up over cived the suppor t of the Soviet PLANS NO CHANGE until today. The Board's announcement like stope room by fellow work­ WASHINGTON* * (A»* - Secre­ (Contblltcd on Page 5) bitler French 'lbjection the torrid Union and other Communist WASHINGTON {JP)-The sec­ ers who had blasted, chiseled climaxed a , flva-month campaign issuc of Algerian independcncc. countries, including Yugoslavia, retary of the Navy Friday ov~r­ tary of Agriculture Benson de­ by ~U[ student gro~ps to get ad­ and dug continuously since the nied Friday that a change is Grave Message and of some Latin-American na- ruled a special review board and men were imprisoned.
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