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f~etlolll ond etlon. . , : :d , '"/ ' lr yellow n. 8y.. .. .'. . .' ~-- , ....., --~------:-----:...~-' ------~....:-.::..-::-.:....;~....:.. ] Gas , Blast Resc.ue at Sea 40,000 To See Kills Seven, Colorful Team Sears Six ' From Islands ., JIM NIY HERRIN, III. LfI - Seven per· Oall, I ...... 1I,.,h UI .., sons were dead Friday of Lhe Ie· thai effects of a propane gas flash Trying hard not to look ahead to fire that scared an entire neighbor· their important Big '10 road en· hood like a giant blowtorch. gagement wltil Purdue next week, Six others Were seriously burned the unbeaten Iowa Hawkeyes taD' . (D. I . I'hMO h1 ..III N.I... ) in the tire and explosions Thurs­ THE TEN FINALISTS in the Mill SUI contest cho.en Fridey night et the Iowa Memoria' Union are, day night that destroyed a gas gle with also undefeated Hawall In /rem left: Jo Rasmussen, D2, De, Moinel; Pet Pollack, Al, De. Moine.; Joan Suffern, A2, Oelwein; bottling plant warehouse, fi~ Iowa Stadium today at 1:30. /Uy St.rIe. AI, Muscatine; Judi McLlren, Nl. Des Moines; Miry Trom, N2. Wilmette. III.; Sandrl Lob· homes. three trucks and two auto· Iowa Is ranked as a t'bree to lour ~, A2. Sioux City; Sunny Swanson. Nl, East Moline, III.; Wendy Strief, A2, Del Molnl'; and Lou Ann mobiles. touchdown lavorlte to make the LeCocq, G, Pella. Three 01 the victims died Fri. Rah\bows its fourlh consecutive day or the effects of extensive victim of the season. But llttle ac. • burns. apan ussla Neighborhood residents. un. tually is known' of the strength 01 J , R aware of their peril, were watching the islanders and Iowa could nJld One of Ten Finalists workers trying to shut olf a leak- Ihemselvcs in troublc i( it takes ·ceally End ing line from a gas delivery the contest lightly. • truck when the gas was ig· CAP Wlrepbelo) Hawaii Hkes sItuations such as Off. nited. apparently from an open I YH& HULK of thl Pan Amerlcln World AlrwlY. StrltocrulMr ditched In the Plcifio TuesdlY rests in name in a nearby home. The fog. the water u pel.. ltglr. t.kl to rublter IiNbo... lu.t aftlr the pia,.. hit the watar. The pa.Mn,e .. and the Lne with the Hawks today. In Will Be Miss SUI like ga had spread knee deep crew w.rl Immedlat.ly picked up .nd rllcued by personnll of • COlit Guard cutter ,t.ndlng It, It the 1955 they came to Nebraska in the WorI Wa t.l1rough the area· IC,ne. The photo. wu tlk.n by a crewmln of the rucul Ihlp which reached San FranciICCI Frid.y. season ope~er. regarded aD easy By ELEANOR BENZ d r II didales with one candidate ciigible Th f h b lod foc for I.. .e Cornhuskc·rs. Two ho).ll's DIUy !twan Sodely Editor I for every 80 girls in the unit. CD one 0 t comes exp • I to (,fI - PIP MOSCOW Japan and tbc cd E SUI G I Ten finalists for the title "Miss 2. Candidates must have attend· . x- ,·r an e asse n er' s later Hawaii walked 0(( the field SUI" were chosen Friday night ed SUI for at least one semester Soviet Union Signed a declaraflon "The blast flashed back through 9 a stunning IHl wlnncr. as the 1956 Miss SUI Pageant got before they are eligible. Friday to end thclr u-ycar statc the gas In a depression to th The Rainbows definitely are 'Dot Ir 1 of d d f 1 truck. and the area was one bi M W· o to a co orful start with the l. Campaigning will be carried war an agree upon a ormu a (' " . be ho ay In T II f S R a team to be regarded lightly. presentation of· 26 candidates ' in on by the 10 finali~ts In men's hou· to boost trade between the two ~~~ngsa;~e%S:~Y.!O: r:~e~ed w.: , e 0 ea escue They have defeated their first the Iowa Memorial Union. sing units from 7·9 p.m. Tuesday countries. The candidates, representing wo- through Thursday. scene before the blast. M. R I three opponents easily this season. men's housing units, para. ded be· ,. Voting will be Friday from Russia promised to support "Pcop Ie ran ou t 0 f ' th c area . ov,e 0 e The laet thlt they havc not been ror~ students c:owded. mto the 8,..m. to 4:30 p.m. irt polling plac~~ Japan's application for member· screaming and with their hair and SAN FRANCISCO (,f) - A crush· much time would have to prepare scouted by any 01 the Iowa coac:b· ~!alO Lou~ge . while their spons~r- til be announced ne)(t weck. AU ship in the United Nations, pledg· clothing in flames. The beat was A former SUI student (for a short ing. happy bedlam Friday woJ· Cor ditching. ing staff makes their position eveD III" orgamzatlons presented skits ,. d •A t t' H bo I d intense. It was a terrible sccne." 'I . I'llale students now attending SUI e w rc urn my a ma an time) tl Id'd comed the 31 men, women and in. He deckled tirst to wait for day ~ bettcr cente~e4 ~round thel~ chosen;l, e eligible. rio cal1)paigning will Shikotan islands upon conclusion An attendant at Herrin Hospital may en Ie WOr -WI e light. He waited then another hour . so;t:~~J~::~hO will campaign b conducted pn ·Frlday. .' of a forP1al peace treaty and said of the six persont hel!pital- IICIt'Ch (or \al~nt conducted by Qtto lants who waited through nearly to burn off (uel. Ogg aid be had They have dcleated Pearl Bar· /orFlh title :next week are: { T~e queen and her. cou~ of agreed to resumpUon of diplomat. :f:~s,o~:e ~~~!~~:s !rn~~ . ~~~ Premlngcr. motion picture produc· five tense, prayerful hours belore decided against dumping gasoUne bor Navy, 59-7, Humboldt State Sandra Lohner A2 Sioux City lou. ~IU be presented Friday mght. I U 1 cr. the mid·Pacine ditching of their because the lowered damp chutes College 01 California, 33~ and Ha· " , t a free dane i th U iOn 0 ,IC re a ons. Mrs. Oscar Williams "seems to be Jean Sebcr~ 17 ' Marshalltown ' lane and the swift safe rescue of might cal!~ trouble on ditching wallan Rams. 32-7. GImUTla.: P:i tBeMta ' :I ~ sunny . Swza~: :ored by the Jni~n ;oar~. sp n- . In a trade protocol, each side gelting along fair." has "'~n sel"ec'tcd' as one of the' .all aboard Tuesday. impact. Their Une averages 211 pounds son,. ., N3. ""as OIOC, rll " <;.... d th "The others lire still critical," ~'" '1l1,li ~I~~ ' KB;y &tark" AI, Mus· ,' ..The five '\YiII ride in the Home- gra.nte Lhe 0 er tnost·favored· the attendant said. four finalists In competition (or the The 24 passengers and 7 crew There were the Instructions on and their backfield, 188. The Rain- caliqe, .. CUr~le; Judi 1'4c~<\ren, fommg parade Frl~ay, Nov. 2. and nation treatment· Under that for· The giant sheet of name touched . membe~ stepped off the rescue how to ride into the ditch lan what ap- ed ' to " bold. the pageant be(o[(~ Miss McLaren ' was ' deser~bed in ratification by the parliaments .Included In a list til at contained Capt. Richard Ogg, Saratoga. Everyone was out within £ive pears to be a solid Rain~w Hne. Homecoming instead of i11 De. dance and song as a ''Bonrue Las· of the two nations, pledged Russia actresses lrom several countries. Calif.. told the passengers "an minutes, Ogg said. Th.e Coast Laanul starred I~ last yea~.B upset cember when: it was held in past .sie ... · Six of Ule dancers wore to return the tiny Habomai islets Cool Premlngcr has said Jean's ·ta· ocean ditching was indicated," Guard boats had picked up every. of Nebraska. Wild Bill Tam, years. . . plaid Bermudas and two wore gay and Shikotan Island just north 01 lent should not be schooled since while narcs from the Pontchart· one in 10 minuLes more. ri$ht guard. Is o( Chinese·Hawai· The ,switch was made to coin. cotton plaid skirts. Japan upon conclusion of a formal any lormal dramatic training rain streaked up inlo the sky . • Two ian ancestry agd II lIsled as the ciele with other Big Tcn queen ~ c~orus of Tri ~lts . dressed in peace treaty. It set no time for The weatherman expects scaL· might hinder her acting. o( the pLane's four ' engines had 3 D. 8 H lastest lineman on the quead. A contests and to permit Ule SUI skln·lIght black satm shorts and negotiation of such a treaty. tcrcd showers today and cooler Mary Ann Seberg, A3, Marshall· quit. "We have everything under Ie, urt defensive line star Is eDd "Shark· queen to compete (or tlie Miss Big ruffled blouses, sang and danced Russia occupied the islands at . weather. Skies will be partly town admitted that the suspense control, and you wlU be allright if ey" Fellezs. Ten title in December. the praises of their can' agenda that wUl Include CODICCU' Ie, 175 pounds - who caught a could do something besides look porters. which Independent front· ::i~~t fa~~~~way, Honorary . Probable Lineups live pmes with Purdue, Miehigan, Presley - 21,6 feet 1, 185 - right beautiIu) by singing her theme paged In today's issue. It said: I Game Warden, Kenya." Minnesota, auq OhIo State. ThiI C1'Oq on the left eye. was fined $25. song, "You and You Along." "Since my past experience is Residential neighborhoods ncar IOWA POlition HAWAII will be the 1.~ cbanee for sblnln, Station attendent Aubrey Brown The Currier girls w~o presented limited to having refused to run the university 01 Gilmore Hili arc Jim Gibbons (200) ...... LI .... , ...... : ... Colin Chock (1101 up the new wllII·T offense whicb ~ 21,6 feet 4. 220 - who also took M1sS Trom cashed in on the fact for alderman in the 19th Ward in Ernest Hemingway , plastered with eleetion slogans- Alex Karras (235) ...... LT ...... , .... Roland Laanul (225) they have been employln:. a'l'heIWiD& at Presley, was fined $15. that their candidate was the small· Chicago at tho coucluslon of the '.No Slush' many of them backing Hemingway. Frank lloomquist (205) ...... LG ...... Louis Sliva (176) It II poulble that the Hawkeyes slnler ducked Brown's punch cst of them all by using the theme, 1.914·18 War-tbe man who accept- Lord rector is an honorary of£ Don Suchy (203) ...... ,...... C...... Charlet Dine (245) ~11\ attempt to clelr the bencb for. ~~' countered with . a gllllleing "LltUe Girl." !~slh:ho~o:~~tlly0n~f~~~r~~:hd b l'sh at SCDttl.h universities and Is often t4ugh Drake (190) ...... , ...... IG ...... 'II~ Tam (210) Ju.the Prc-J::"the~BterS::ee ~t. . . . .' I , ,. The flnaUstl wer~ chosen by a y lhtse oWAnfetr~ Of,~mlnlg custab Ithe" (ivleln to men of achiev~ment in Dick Kloln. (259) ...... : ...... IT ...... Haba (215) 8OmemaOf~.. ft ...... Utu~s toe det .... .!! .. , p.M. . brietscuffte was touch~iI 'olf bo,nt coPlPOsed or Bo.IJ ' Johnson, to contributin, to the election 'of men . e,.,n; e ec 01' po t i cs and literature. It' IS' a non"F L 'GIIII' (173) " : She I 'ell (200) UIC .....,.. ~ ..- ~ . Hop~r , became ~ngry ~. nQ,,!, dl~ecH" .qf W~T·TV, Cedar a' sheriff in , Florida city, I am sheriff, being uncooperative closed payln, 'job; tM term 12 months. ran. am ...... ,...... rw n 0.. ex~rieDCe. ~. . ., ... ".IA. ca9~3..a 'crOwa attraCted b~ EI~rs Ral1i~; lio.ward ijeathman, Fash· unfamiliar with the legal dimen~ down the establllb,n'\enta a!\d it Helhlngway' ·has promised, that Ken PlDOn (1.)'7) ...... , .... ,., .•ch ...... Dick Hadam, (160) But a relppearllllCe of the Ne~ ~"lI 'kG'.oiio Contillental 'Mliit U 10D 'iJirectoro( A'rnis~ng's, Cedar ~ns of your campaign.' ,- eventuaUy became necessary IAl if eleeted. he wl\1 . come to Glas· 1111 Happel (163) .. · .... · l ...... • ...... H., ...... Ed Kawawakl (1,,) br~ ,ame of. year 810 could IIIIOmoblJe'was 'bJoclClrig lus'stattolt napllis: and, ~ri Gellev8 Crofoot "In the campaign for 'sherlff, close down the sherllf hJmsel,· gow and addreis ·the student body Fred Harris (1'4) ...... FH .. , ... _, ...... ". Skippy Dyer (160) ma\e \be ,ame a runed *' for J1IImps. ..' ;" o( 'YOunker's, Iowa Cliy. some $7.500 was advanced, mostly :'As I'understnnd It, we have oo l -8t his own expense. 1m Gravel (110) ...... , ...... L...... Clayton Chink (1'5) the Hawkeyea., \ . P.,e'i-THE DAILY IOWAN-low. City, I• .-hlurday, Oct. 2t, "" r I . , ---The Daily Iowan-~...;.. • I TIll! DIIH, Iowan i.s lin in· The Iowan editorial rUtff '''Genera! iVottces' dependent daily newlpaper, writes its edltoriall without C8Ieral Notlees must be reeeived at The Da ily Iowan ofllee. Room 201 , Communication. Ceoll'r, by • a.m. to, pubn... written and edited by stu· censor,"'p by administration lion the followln& mornlnl. They must be typed or le&lbly wrlUen and .~ed; lhey wlll nol be accepled b, ~"pbollt. dent,. 1t is goccmed, by II The D. lly Iowan reurves lhe Illht to edt~ aU Ceneral No lie... I or faculty. The Iowan', ed,­ board of fioe nlldent trustees CYF-The Coralville Youth Fel· 'HOW TO STUDY' - Dr. Ray· RECREATIONAL SWIMMIWi, elected by lhe ,tuden. body torral policy, tTuue!ore, i.s not lowship, or the Evangelical Free mond Kehl, Assistant Professor·in There will be Recreational ~"'ir&. tlnd /ollr facility tl'1.lstee, ap­ MCt,.,;]y an npreuion of Church. will be led in a discussion the Departments or Education and ming for University Women a~ Iht , pointed by the president of SU I adminiltration policy or on "Rewarding Relationships" by English will speak on "How to Women's Gymnasium each .M~ 'he un(oerslty. op(nion. Wes Gehrig Sunday at 6: 15 p.m. Study" Tuesday, October 23 at 4:30 day throtJgh Friday from 4:1S II Mr. Gehrig is teaching and study· in the Chemistry Auditorium. A 5: 15 . ' ing in the School oC Religioh here question and answer period will on campus· A cost supper will be Collow . This meeting is open to all BOOK EXCHANGE - n.e SbJ. Silent Churchmen, erved at 5: J5 p.m. which will be students and is beiog sponsored by dent Council Book Exchange' ril Coli owed by a short song service Mortar Boatd., " f•. " " return money and unsold books and the e\'ening discussion. . , ~,. through Octoller SOtho Unsold books Fr... the 1E •• ry "'bl'. I' 2 ..." l lalvers"r. AU ...., Oa. • TOWN MEN-T9WN W9MEN - can be picked up at t':le Studeat r TAU KAPPA EPSILON - The 1 The . racial ~gregation question has been u ed by polio Town Men·'!:own Women will hold Council office i.n the squtbeast com. members of Tau Kappa Epsilon er of the lbwa Memorial '1JniotI ,tiron in variolls parts of the nation who have made the l'nOst a joint meeting on Monday, ,Oct. 22, social Craternity will have a meet· at 7 .p.m. in the' Pentacre t Room from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. on Monday, ' of tll ' subj~t to aHain their political goal. 'Pro- ' cgrcgation ing Monday night at 7 p.m. in con· of the Union. Pla.ns fQr the hQ(lle· .Tuesday, Thursday and Friday aJlII ference room 2 of the Union. If on Wednesday 3: 30 to 5:30 jl.1I. 1 and pro-integmtion leader have consistently blasted one an­ J coming, float will be ,,completed. there are aoy questions or you are Books and money not clail11e!\ IJ1 • t, ~ ' ---" : other and h:we mad~ it quite clear where they tand. unable to attend pll!ase contact Bill 4:30 p.m. October 20th will ~rne I ) • 'I /. GRAD STUDENTS - Graduate Wing 5448 or Dave Gjerde x3498. the property or the St~dcnt Coimc9. • However. through all the controvers~'. one very important " students interested in ' h!!lchirlg op· group, th£' ministry, ha remained disturbingly quiet about the YOUNG REPUBLtCANS - The portunities 'in university, college Young Republicans will meet and junior college placement and FULBRIGHT APPLICATIQlfS­ i'suc, Thursday, October 25, at 7:30 p.m. in foreign countrlcs will meet at U.S. Fulbright Dpplications ' J/If study abroad during the J957~ Thi i not to say that all mini ters have dodged the sub­ in the Senate Chamber of Old Cap· 4:30 p.m., Tuesday, October 23d in itol. The speaker will be United Room 22lA Schaeffer Hall. academio.year must be compiCed ject. for a number ,f them have publicly jOined the White Citi­ States Representative F red and returned to the Of(ice of ~ I zens' council or thl' ntional Association for the Advancement Schwengel. SENIORS - Seniors interested in dent Affairs by N('IvemlJer I, lSii. ( Applicants are also r~uesteG to of Colored People (NAACP), according to their individual be­ teaching positions for the coming complete and rdurn white In((II'nla­ PHYSICS CLUB-Physics Club year will meet Wednesday, Oct. 24 liefs, But the majority of the clergy, particul.'IT1 here in the will have its !'irst meeting Tuesday, at 4:30 p.m. in Room 221A Schaef· tion card attached to the al1plica· tion immediately. South, has been conspicuous in its silence. October 23 at 8:00 p.m. in Room rer Hall. Tltis includes February 311 of the PhysiCS Building. Pro· graduates interested in second The enl r ubject a it pertains to the ministry, boils down fessor Hugh Johnson of th~ Astron· semester placement and prospec· WEI G H T TRAINING J... ' 'nle to one powerful question. Is racial segregation a sin or' is it omy Department will speak on tive teachers entering military ser· Weight Training Room will be flare stars. Anyone interested is vice, opened for student use on 81011- not? If it in , in. then the views on segregation of the South­ cordially invited to attend. After days, Wednesdays and Fridays be­ the talk, a brief organizational tween the hours of 3:30 p.m. aM ('111 peopl£' nre in direct confli ct with their r.digioll foundntio~. EDUCATION WIVES CLUB"":The meeting will be held . Education Wives Club are having a 5 p.m. The North Gymnasium wID \Iany r -opl£' of thE' outh, living in an area called "Bibfl' fall tea October 21, fl:,om ,2'Jto ' 4 be opened [or student recreational Belt" wh('rc the lIoly Word ~IUST be acceptec,\ as fjl}~1 are p.m. at thq home of Mrs, ., Lloyd purposes each Friday afternooD Smith, 630 4th A e. ' All· .,(;iv~s of from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. t qnite confused lIS to whut to believe, and the c)ergy's ,obvious . ISO .Iowa, graduate education' stu of Cod is for all, and we mllst rendition of ",Don't by OMAR ANDERSON end oC lhi year are a pier, prome· _ the atomic revolution. Oct· ,'1:1, contact LaVelda : <\1' La· 1:30 p.m. -IFootbali- Ulliver· Ask Me for Whom Cull'a] (' .... "'•• ool.Uon nade, school, church and an Insti· Vona Rowe at 608 S. Madlso\, be· sity of Hawaii vs. Iowa - Stadium. I hnv(' no racial hatred." tile Canal ' Toll's," . HELIGOLAND ~ West G~rmany tute for marine biology. The developm~nt ot atomic pow· fore Oct. 20th. Any twins' wiShing 4-S p.m. - Post Ba\lgame party but ey- this season reopening the old •• • er faces Iowa With an almost fabu· to join \:J1e ci4b ace also eligible to - Iowa Memorial Union. kT lC only answer is to be resolved in the World of Cod ~ otqerwis,~ 41 , ng her e. submarine be e of Heligoland as a G G E RS lou opportunity or a serious attend this dinner t.6 Ix: held at the 8 p.rn, - University Play - "The in love, understanding, fair play and the Colden Hule. ~ • r I '11 b ' ERMAN EN I,N E ,are t.ry. threat. For, unless Iowa meets Ama as. Desperate Hours" _ University proceeded tounst resort w lere you WI e I~g to . tame" ~eug~la,~d s rag~ng Ithis situation wisely, and prompt· Theatre. Stated simply, Hev. Chamble~ ' message was, "The Bible Out. of able to eat lob /i-te r and qllaff chl\m· ttd~s With an air vetl. ~ ~achme ly, the atomic revolution may does not teach integrtltion but it teaches the love of all th;e tI"r"ro""o to Adlai pagnc for a song. wht~h uses compressed air 1I1stead make Iowa a permanent "have. PLAY-NITE - The facUlties of Sunday, Oct.r 21 <;t ... ·UO" .... " 1 l 011 be I " 'i:lld The Germans arc primping Heli· of to calm the surr. not" state the Fieldhouse wm available for ~:30 p.m. - lowa 1dountalneers I race . \ not test a single goland for the six million Ameri· The device , which is being instal. . ' mixed recreational activities each Film·Lecture - "Cuba, Land o( This is one Southem mUlister's answer to the 'H.Bomb all week, cans expected to visit Europe this led in the harbor, consists of per· The problem we face is that in' Tuesday and Friday night from Enchantment" - Hal Linker - How long will the others remain silent? , DIXON and our civic style year. Germants famous rock is (orated pipelines resting on the sea dividual Iowa induslries simply 7:30 to 9:30, provided no home var. Macbride Auditorium. ar1)iter, Mrs. H elle Williams, put not Cannes or~iarrilz, but within bottom. From these compreSsed lack the resources to take on Ule sity contest is scheduled. Mem. 8 p.m. - Iowa' lIIountaJn~s on a fashion show for the American a few years it expects to be luring air escapes, risilg to the surface atomic revolution single·handed. It bers of the faculty, staff, and stu· Film·Lecture - "Exotic Japan' - Racing Pigeon Union. more tourists than either of Ule as a "veil" of small bubbles. is not a Question of foresight, or dent body and Iheir spoul!es are in. Hal Linker-Macbride Auditorium. Aid to Yugoslavia 1l seems there are 35,000 regis· French resorts. It is claimcd that the air bubbles initiative, or enterprise. It is a vlted to attend and take part in Monday, Octobtr 22 From Tile New York Time. tered pig.::on racers in this versa· Hcligoland has powder sand will soothe the surf to such an ex. question of resources. the activities in which they are in. 4 p.m. - City·University Co1J1· President .Eisenhower's decision with respect to the con· tile nation of ours. and more than bathing bcaches. And , because it tent thal ships at anchor behind the To meet this problem or resour· terested. Admission will be ily fae· mittee - House Chamber, 018.(;0' 1,200 of them ~ame here to ex· is clased as a lerritory instead of "air veil" can load and discharge ces, I would work , as governor to ulty, staff, or ~tudent I.D . card. pitol. tinuance of American aid to YugoslaVia seems to us a sound change racing notes. They also a part or West Germany, it is cus· cargoes without disruption. establish an Iowa Atomic Develop- Actlvlties)or October : Ladminton, Tuesday, Octobtr 23 one. [t will permit additional economic aid, particularly danced madly in a jammed ball· toms and tax free. Heligoland was ceded to Ger. ment Authority. This agency would handball, swimming, table tennis, 1:30 p.m. - University Club DEs- through delivery of foodstuffs. At the same time the decision room, with everybody happy and It will be - hands down - Eu· many by the British in 1890 in re· accelerate and guide the develop· tennis, smash, basketball and vol. sert Partner Bridge - Universily not a pouter in the crowd, and rope's best resort bargain. On He· turn Cor Somaliland, Uganda and ment of the atomic era in Iowa in leyball. Club nooms, Iowa Memoriai Uni· takes account of the changed, and to some extent still puzzling, stared in Cascination at the latest ligoland French champagne sells Zanzibar. It will not be remilitar· the following specific ways: i on. situation of Yu oslavia with r£'spect to ~oscow and its satel1ites. fashions , although the neckJihes on for 1.50 a bottle, French cognac ized under West German rearma· First, it would coordinate the reo BABY SITTING _ Tlle Univer. 4:30 p.m. - Meeting, Gradll'ites It does this cQlltinuing for ,the time being the ' p~licy begup display were not for the pigeon for 2.50 and Scotch whiskey for ment. but is being developed en· sea rch reso urces of Iowa's private sity Cooperative Baby.~itting bea. interested in teac1ting positions for breasted. $2.75. Heligoland is swimming in tirely as a tourist and lobster fish· industries and .tate universities gue book will be In charge .of l\frs. ncxt year - R09m 221A, Schaeffer last July t shipping jet planes and other heavy military of n We have so maRY interesting lobsters; they are caught ofl the ing center. with those of the U.S. Atomic Ener· Richard Plato through Octobet- 23. Hall. 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Page 4-THE DAILY IOWAN-low. City, 1•. -SaturdilY, Oct. 20, 195' II UnaerClog City High Esc,ape$ - Role lor Irish 1 [0' cha~ Against MSC pres in C( SOUTH BE 'D, Ind. !.fI - In its Cel'lar, Tips Bears T~ most distinct underdog role since cial lrampelcd by Army's wartime Ca- By FRED GLASSMAN Hawks first touehdown. On the who' had been used primarily on Pr dets, struggling Notre Dame today Dally J .....o C.rrup.. dtnt first play, fullback Bob Shank, punts and kickoffs, picked' up 108 Slcv CHICAGO !.fI - Three conference tackles the nation's No. 2 college CEDAR RAPIDS-City High'~ starting his first game, burst yards in 18 attempts to average to J games and four nonloop contests (ootbll11 team, Michigan Slate's Little Hawks picked up their sec· through tackle to tally for the 6-yards a try. ARER :THE baCl occupy Big Ten football teams slick, swift lind sturdy Spartans. ond win of the season here Fri · Little Hawks. The extra point at- On defense Bill Houser, junior Moir Saturday. That the twice-beaten Irish are day night and first win in Mis .~is­ tempt failed when the pass from linebacker iooked exceptionally Vi Most important league lilt is only 15· point underdogs in this re- sippi Valley play by edging ('.cdar center was bad. sharp, while AI Scott and Bob GAME stoPi City. Minnesota' effort to stay unbeaten gionally teJ.ecast (NBC-1 p.m., Rapids McKinley, 13-7_ Shortly after the second halI Wl11iams also turned in excep· ENJOY A TENDER STEAk against invading lllinoi . The Go­ CST) contesl at Noire Dame Sta· The Little Hawks c!\pitalized on kickoff, the Little Hawks put to- tiooally fine games. fauv phers have defeated Purdue 21-14 dium is surprising in view of Mich- McKinley fumbles and pul up a gether a sustained . offense ~ Statistics show ' that Iowa City with French Fries, Your his f and played a disappbinting score· igan State's 53.0 crunching of In- stOllt defense when the situation march 7O-yards to pick up thell" gained a total of 211 yards, 150 by Favorite Sqlod Dish and will les tie with Northwestern. mi· diana last Saturday a week after called for it to pull City High out seco~d score. Quarterback Pat rushing. With Phillips doing most here All the Trimmings, .. EI nois lost its Big Ten opener to the Hoosiers bowed only 20-6 to or last place in Valley play. P~iUIP~ sneaked ove~ {ro~ the 2- of the throwing, City High com­ Ohio State, 26-£, last Saturday. yard hne. Jerrr Gm~erlch. then plet;c:d a fine 6 of 11 attempts. Have a Bottle of Your date: Notre Dame. A recovered fumble by City in Ie Purdlle 10-1) travels to Wiscon· converted to give CIty HIgh a . Favorite Beer and Talk The Spartans are unbeaten in High's Jim Luper on the l\fcKin- 13~ lead. The L~llIe Hawks w.ere hampered towll sin (0-1) two new head coaches as their first three games. ley 24-yard line set U!I tlie LitUe McKinley moved right back to Vmce Scott, Bill and over the Game. Ge match strategy, Boilermaker Jack wh~ Ful~n pick up a touchdown when they Phil Foraker came down With .the )1 polit Mollenkopf and Badger Milt Unless Notre Dame's famed marched 61-yards late in the third fiu and ~ere unllble to sec achon. ~1. ball Brllhn. Northwestern appears at playing spirit is rekindled to such The LIGHTHOUSE quarter. Keith Rllsher tallied from The LIttle to Du- Hi Michigan which is a 21·point fav­ intensity as, to offset Michigan ~awks. tra~e l North Liberty-On Hwy. 218 l 't State's personnel superiority, an 2 Iowa Cage 6-yards out, He also added the b~qu~ ~ex~ Friday rught m another 1______, . - sehe orite to notch its first conference I upset hardly seems in the making. e:l:tra point, add the Golden Bears MISSISSIPPI VaHey contest. at \\ victory after a 9.p 10 s to Michigan had Cllt the margin to a slim 6- lfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii _____iiiiiiiiii _____iiiiiiiii .. _ tend· State. With sophomores tabbed to start at both ends and both tackles, points. no s Michigan State (2~), the nation's Games on T-V ,1 Irish defenses, already shredded That lead looked slim to City Til No. 2 team in the Associated Press by Southern MetQodist and Pllrdue, CHICAGO f.fl- Thirteen Big Ten High, when McKinley tried and • area pan, plays :;)t Notre Dame in a could be caved in by such Spartan was successful in recovering lin Specialty of the House! dent tel iscd battle of nalional inter­ basketball games will be telecast ball carriers as Clarence Peaks, this winter throughout the confer­ onside kick of the Little Hawks figul est. De{ending champion Ohio , . Th Walt Kowolczyk, Dennis Mendyk, ence area via "Sports Network," 46-yard line. The Bears then moved Mouth - Melting Wheat Cakes tate ()~) is host to Penn State Jim Wulfr and Don Gilbert. an independent tieup of approxi­ to a first down on the Little Hawk Paci with Michigan State, and Indiana I dale A sizzling offensive battle may mately 30 stations. 2·yard line. and H omernade Sausages! f()'2) at Nebraska. n was then that City High's de­ the develop, however, because the. The program was announced by Dave Two other nonloop jousts include Irish - whon fuey can latch onto fense met its toughest test, and it Hawaii at Iowa (2 ~) which me­ an oil company sponsor and will ho, the ball - also have a sprightly proved to be capable of the job. menta1'ily shares the Big Ten lead extend from Dec. 15 to March 9. FOllr times McKinley tried from at tt Jittack, paced by the versatile Palll Ten conference games are includ· Th State, and Indiana (0-2) at Ne· Hornung. the 2-yard line and four times the braska, ed. All games televis('d will be Little Hawk defense kept them ried But last Saturday, Purdue exer­ Saturday matinees. Mlnn sola's Ro c Bowl from pay dirt. • lon, lions wlll be under fire as the cised almost' complete ball control The lentati ve schedule: Alertness paid oCf Cor City High. on t Gophers take on the speedy IJIi­ in defeating the injury.ha'ndicaj:J~ed Dec. 15, Washington University Four times, they recovered Mc­ Complete Sl. I VS. Wisconsin; Dec. 22, Marquette To nois to kecp in the Pasadena pic­ Irish 28·14. Kinley fumbles. The Little Hawks tur . HUGE CHARLES DINE, 24S.pound Haw.ii center, anchors a Rain· vs. Michigan State; Dec. 29, UCLA fumbled once but recovered. • olh!!1 Michigan Slalc displayed great vs. Indiana, or Yale vs. Wisconsin; Selection of staff Although Minnesota is a seven· bow line that aver.gll 211 pound.. Th. unbeaten Rainbows t.k, Bob Shahk was the offensive defensivc talent in blanking strong Jan. 5, Illinois vs. Minnesota; Jan. adv~ point lavorite, Illinois can threat­ on Iowa in Iowa Stadium today. Thay have wan their first three star of the evening {or the visiting Michigan 9-0 after opening with a 12, Northwestern vs. Michigan; Little Hawks. Shank, a speedster cate, en if Bobby Mltehell happens to games - as hal Iowa - but ara gener.lly regard.d as three to four 21-7 decision over a fine . passing Heinz juices touchdown underdog •. Jan. 19, Michigan State vs. Ohio mad return lo his 1955 form. He i team, Stanfotd. State; Jan. 26, Northwestern vs. tion starting hJs first game this season This is the eighth Irl.sh-Spartan Ohio State; Feb, 2, - Indi.na VS. Leac in place of injured Harry Jeffer· I-Club Pictures meeting in a modern series reo fowa; Feb· 9, Illinois vs. Michi­ row. son· newed in '1948 after lapse from 1921. gan S~ate; Feb. 16, Indiana vs. L.ttermH'~ Club rnemb.rl He Purdue gained considerable sta· CJ Spoils U-Hjgh/s Over-all. Notre Dame holds a 16 Northwestern; }<'eb. 23, Pllrdue VS. will h.ve their plctuA' taken D & L RESTAURANT elec( ture from its 28-14 victory over to 6 margin, but Michigan State JIlinois ; March· 2, Minnesota vs. at 7:40 p.m. Tuesday, club "..•• in I Notre Dame and is picked by a has won foul" >. bf the last five meet· Illinois; M.rch " Wif(onsin vs: ident Ken Ploen announced Fri· 10 S. Dubuque swin touchdown over the formidable ings, ineludillg a 21-7 triumph last lewa. d.y. At Badgers. Michigan has only one year. '; , ., at 6 worry against Northwestern, Bob Homecoming, 12-6 a.m. McKeiver, dynamic little Wildcat • town back. By ALAN HOSKINS own 47-yard line when guard Dave (Su.d on circulation Dally Iowan Sportl Wrtl.r Clark recovered a U-High fumble. to II No Drillj for Wilt · figures of October. 1, 1956) U·High's Homecoming was From Ulere PennIngton, Ham· 12,000 READERS! !, hell' spoiled here Friday night when Co· illon and halfback Le~ Morrison A Sore plat! Rainbows lumbus Junction pushed over a last pushed the ball "10 the U-High 5- (Stilt) - Throat period touchdown, then held of( a yard line, from where Pennington sage desperate Bluehawk bid to gain a scored his second touchdown. A LA WREN~ , Kun. UP! - . Wilt ':iere/s Where The Daily 'Iowan, Goes Tr 12-6 Eastern Iowa Hawkeye Con- lS-yard unnecessary roughness (The Stilt) Chamberlain, the,IUni­ lege. Refreshed by {erence win. penalty aided the Wildcats in versity of Kansas' highly publicized, lislel Tralling late in the gllme, U·High their winning march. Hamilton's basketball player, will mi~s prac· r ne threatened only to be denied In a extra point plunge was no good. tice for an indefinite perioq be­ Every issue of THE DAILY IOWAN is distributed as follows: prog series or unusual plays. Columblls Junction completely cause of a ,('singer's node," or elect SigHt of Iowa Columbus Junction owned the dominated play the second half. growth, on one of his vocal chords. . . .. frOIT ball on the U-High 47-yard line The Wildcats ran 34 plays the sec­ Dr. Killbj!in Jenssen, athletic IOl By JACK HOLS he when the Bluehawks John Morgan ond half, while U-High CQuid only team physicmn at KV., said Currier • Hillcrelt • Quadrangle ator. Oall1 low,n Sportl WrUor broke through and grabbed off a run 17. was unable ld' say when Chamb'er· To Each Room ,1,321 Rooms lion What could a contingent from Wildcat fumble. Morgan raced to Also, U·High's passing point, lain, who already has missed a " Westlawn • South Quad • Commonl man Hawaii, one of nature's scenic the Columbus Junction lS-Yllrd usually one of Uleir strong poinls, week of practice, would be able to In gran 1 wonderlands. find interesting here line, only to be hauled down from was oft as they could complete join the team. Every Dormitory Co-op Dorml • CoHagel 3,320 Students Tr in the fiat, sometimes monotonous, bebind. only 2 of 11 attempts. "Wilt has been examined by a .. ... in w landlocked heart of America? In two plays, V·High moved to The Wildcat win kept Columbus specialist from the K.V. medical he sl Well, according to Coach Henry the 4-yard line. However, on a Junction abead of U-High in the center, who thinks lhe boy has :1 town Vasconccl1o . oC the visiting Uni- third and one sitllation, tile Blue- conference race. Going into Fri­ singer's node on his vocal chords," Ne versity of Hawaii Rainbows, he hawks fumbled and the ball rolled day's game, Columbus Junction he said. "He will be taken to the and his team find Iowa's farms, out oC the end zone. The officials was in fourth place with a 2-2 medical center the coming week • and especially the many cornfields, ruled Columbus Junction had pos· mark. U-High, with a 1-2-1 record, tor a biopsy exploratory examina­ Finkblne • Stadium Park "• Templin Hu the viewing highlight in their session of the ball so the Wildcats wOll ld have moved inlo the £irst tion in regard to the situation." To Every Couple 728 Apt. brief stay in the state. took over on their 20. division with a win Friday night. in Married Riverside • Central Park "ll's quite a change from the Columbus Junction opened the STATI TIC Hurricane Jackson South Park • Quonlet Park • Wettlawn AVi mounlains and greenery at home," ,~coring midway in the second u·u C.J. Aduftlt First Downs ...... 4 9 Hurt in Car Accident Student Housing Parldawn • North Park 1,456 Fr Vasconcellos said. 'quarter after they had earlier Net Yard s Rushing ...... 92 174 - lectu The Hawaii coach said he is moved to U·HJgh's 4-yard line only Net Yards Passing ...... 26 16 ROCKAWAy BEACH, N.Y. III'i _ Twai Passes Attempted ...... 11 ~ Thomas (Hurricane) Jackson, ' fl, also "very pleased with the wea- to Cumbie and Bluehawk Larry Pnlscs Completed ..... ~.: .. 2 2 dent! ther here. We had anticipated Pybril recovered. ' PUlSes Intercepted lly ., ... I 0 heavyweight boxer, su.f(ered slight of tt Punta ...... 4 33 it bcing much colder. In fact, we The Wildcats came right back PuntingNumber Avernge ...... 31 in)-uries Friday in an automobile p.m. even brought game stockings, just with Paul Pennington scoring from "",mble. R.l'Ove~d By •... 2 J accident. of 1Ii Yards Penalized ...... 25 He was treated at Ro"kawav in case." 10-yards out to cap a 55-yard SCORE BY QUARTERS " • . ~ ~~~------~------~------To !very 3 StuCJents ------~------~ Hu Vasconcellos said that he and march. Fullback Jerry Hamilton U·Rlgh ...... 0 6 0 0- 6 Beach Hospital for bruises' ~ the .. at 8 Columbus Junotlofl ...... 0 6 0 6-12 'ght 1 gad m'no I "s f • his team had a "very enjoyable" set up the touchdown when he ICOIUNG fI e n I r acera.... 0 In 19 Fraternltio. • 13 Sororitiel 10llOi trip, but their plane bad "hit some raced 32 yards to the Bluehawk U-Hlgh-Touchdown, Ratcensperger. the face after his automobUe and selec c.:o'umbus Junction 7ouchdowns, another collided at an intersection turbll[ence over Cheyenne, Wyo., 10. Paul Duncan's extra point try PennlnJlon 2. . ous and most of the boys got airsick." was wide and the Wildcats owned Greek Letter Houses Tic The Rainbows .made the entire a 6~ lead_ able trip from ' Hawai! by plane. Columbus Junction heJd Cor EWER'S 8 a.n .. Va.s~oncellos saId that Iowa W?S downs after they kicked off. to V- day . deflmt~ly the" best team we 11 High. Trying to pick up another day' ~I~y thls year, bul ad~~d he an· touchdown before the half, the it's new ; , . : I era I llelpated a good game. Our boys WUdcats took to the air only to never let dOlfn::, he said. "They have U-High halfback John Raf­ For Every 3. i In every Metlon of the city 1.9 go all th~ thne· . £ensperger pick off quarterback it' s different ... Student-Occupied Room . The Rambows have won ~elf Tom Wasson's aerial on bis own On nearly every Itreet In I flfSt three starts by l arg~ margms, 47-yard line a9d race 53 yards for in Iowa City 3,849 Stu den!, b~t Vasconcellos says, ,~e have- U-High's only touchdown. An end WA Censl n t had a good t~st yet. run failed in the try for extra " Vasconcellos said that hIs team point it's Blrl'~ l i has s would leave Cedar Rapids at 10 '. . . gain p.m. Sllnday, and fly to San Fran. . The WIldcats score~ theIr wm­ ' perc cisco. From there the Rainbows mag touchdown early m the Cour~ ' /1 .. 1955. travel to Palo Alto, CaJi(., to be. quarter. They took over on their Tiffin • Oxford • North timal gin drills for their next game, 'T0 Each Student lOll by FREEMAN Kalona • West Branch • resid, with Fresno Slate. Nats' Teain Commuting from and Others 2,671, Studtnh Oth Neighl)oring Towns Coral and Fo ....t View Trailer CampI .462 estim Liberty Gets S1 00,000 T St· ,mal( chanl From NFL Settlement 0 ay In Net 5.2. _ PHILADELPHIA (.fI- A $2,100,· Washington Mil 000 damage suit j)roulht against 7.0. IIl h the National Football Lea,ue and WASHINGTON f.fI - The WlIsh· To All Faculty Members In every college • In overy building . its member clubs by the former ington Senators decided Friday to Sou Liberty Broadcasting System, Inc., stay In Washington. " and • lead by faculty and staH 872 rlptrs 4.7. of Dallas, Tex., was settled Friaay Turning down bids from four Wis for $100,000. cities for Its American League Department Offices ?8. Federal Judge Alan K. Grim ap­ bueball rrandiise, the- Senators' Kar 8.1. proved the settlement, thus ending board of directors voted unanl. I litigation whieh was started Oct. 1: moully to temain here. !\fis 1954. The decision came as somewhat 6.2. Under the terms of the seUle· of a surprise to baseball followers t TR4 ment, the trustees of the bankrupt here. All outward indications duro Non-student subftrf...... Liberty Broadcasting System wlll ing the P8$t few weeks were that Miscellaneous · NAI receive $60,~, (rom the league at Calvin Griffith, Wuhiqton club Formo, .tudents • Stoff members t JUdgE once and the remaining $40,000 by president, wanted to move, with Distributiqn Board oHIclals • Conference visitors speed Jan. 7 of next year. Loll Anleles ~t1y hII choice. roreCI The suit was started when the ~ulsvUle, San Francisco and lIllI· lieve Liberty system accused the pro neapolis also pot in offers for the said, football leagufJ of unlawfully pre­ Senators. The Daily Iowan II Read by iied\ venting the broadcast of its games Ft:om the first fUI'I)OfS of a P:O'­ lose ~ in the home territories of NFL sible move, vlgoro\Js oppos~ predj( teams. was expressed by H. Gabriel ¥ur· 9,742 Students 0 872 Faculty • 1,200 Staff • . 427 Miscellaneous Readers jUdge, The slli ..as filed under the phy, the largest silllle stockbold· Was Sherman ADtitr~t Act, charging e~ • "Oka1 that the league and nine member Griffith, surrounded by the (bur du~ U1egally monOpOlized radio other mem.".." of tHe bclatCI talked 1IIls~ ·...... __ iUlii& of DrofGUionaU foot- wltll..reportEfaalll(UO&.lIIr:...~UMl:aI __.. IoIIl -~ ...... lIcklOn A ~R~~D TOTAL OF 12,000 R~ADERS f t THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City , la.-Saturday, Oct. 20, 19S6-Pag! 5 Personol Compo'ign Is Gone; Hot Wo~ds FIYIA 'Cool' ·S·urprise Due ai-Macbride ~all As Pie'rson By WAYNE AMMONS will bo eomplet ly aiJ;-coif-itioned. "We can't tell for sure what the Isome csseDtial im p ro v em e nt. , (andidafe's Hit the T V Trail Soft and cool _ that's the st.ory That room will then be actually capacity will be until the new seals though lhe use of non ·refl ecti ve r in the future seating accommoda- independent from the rest of the are i nsta~~ ,'·. Parizek said. material." By KIRK BOYD ' h · b 'd H II A d' . . A modIfication to Improve the .. . Iowa City residents may get re w Ra S Love Iess ~~~~m~t t "lac fl e a u 1- building, he said. Iacouslic of the auditorium was II The f1oo n ng. which was put 110 chances to see presidential or vice· P ., Work on the room which began Iincluded in rehabilialion plans. this summer, is grey block ti e. presidential candidates in the flesh DES WINES !HI _ Republican .New f~l«:li"~ cushion scats ~nd in June, continues on schedule, • "This has not been an elaborate which tends to gh'e the auditorium in coming years. State Chairman Don Pierson touch- air.. condihomng are among Im- Parizek said. The auditorium is Imatter ," Parizek commented "just a brighter look. The reason : the era of the spe­ ed off verbal fireworks Friday with p~~ve~ents ~t a . $l25,~ recon- boing used temporarily this fall cial campaign train is over. .President Eisenhower and Adlai a harshly-worded speech attacking dltio~ng project ~ill prov1de. . \ while construction proce~ . M P k · f F I Stevenson ha ve made only one trip Herschel Loveles , Democratic no- ~hile work contInues at the audl- Installation of the permanent l ore ar I ng or acu ty minee for governor. IO~1Um this fall, stude,nts ha\· ~ been seats wlJl bogin within a week and to Jowa this year and won't be Democratic State Chairman Jake USUlg temporary folding chairs. the air-conditioning llnits have • . _ .,. bac'\ again . Both appeared in Des More was quick to accuse Pierson George Parizek, assistant super- rived. • • An. addlltonal row of re ervedl t~at de~ plte a slgn and wvnlllg Moines and in central Iowa. of indulging in a "gutter type of intendent of planning and construc- However. Parizek said, finishing parkmg lor SUI faculty members tickets ISsued Monday and Tues­ Vice-president Richard M. Nixon stopped once in Iowa - at Sioux a campaign." lion at SUIr described the new touches on the project will have to has been added to the prel'ious I day, about 30 tickets had to be Pierson told a meeting of Repub- seats as being a folding type with wait until Christmas vacation when two rows in parking lot 10 located given to student cars parked in TENDER STEAl( Cily. The closest Sen. Estes Ke­ fa uver will come to Iowa City in !icans from throughout the state upholstered cushions and ply-wood the painter can put up their scar- south of the SUI Library. that row. en Fries, YOur that if Loveless I elected he would backs. folding and work without interrup- The changed status of the row , his four stops in th e Hawkeye state h ' AU ti ckets ha\'e been excused, ~Iad Dish and will be at Waterloo, 78 miles from bring wit him a record of 'fail- "A (ully -upholstered seat like lion . previously designated as restricted ures and defici encies." those used in theaters would be Seating capacity at the auditor- parking {or swdents. wa mad but Prusok said he belicves a week immings ... here, Even the gubernalorial candi­ Pierson said his remarks were too vulnerable to damage," Pari- ium will bo reduced from 1.200 Monday by the SUI Physical Plant. is sufficient lime to allow students ottle of YOur dates have done little campaigning not "a last-minute smear," and zek pointed out. to about 900 as a re ult of the re- Ralph Prusok, director of SUI to sec the change and that all in Iowa City, one of Iowa 's largest added that "the people deserve to When finished the auditorium conditioning, Off-Campus Housing, said Fiidlly future violators will be fin ed. leer and Talk know the facts. I also think the ' 'ame. towns. Gov. Leo Hoegh has made non- people of Iowa deserve to have the answers to these charges." 12 political appearances for Iowa foot ­ ,HTHOUSE Among other things, Pierson ball games. He's a grad. said that when Loveless had "a ,-On Hwy. 21' I r~ His Democratic opponent. lIer­ record of laxity almost unparal­ chel Loveless, has made two sLops leled in our stale's political his­ • -- al which he shook hands and at­ tory ," and callcd It a "regime of • .• tcnded kaffeekatches. He made chaos." no speeches. More, answering Pierson in be­ Time was when the Iowa City halC of Loveless. said: area could count on visits by presi­ House! "Pierson should have a few of Classified Instruction dential candidates or key campaign the hundreds of state employed Typing Wanted Roommate I ! fi gures every fOlll' years. personnel, who are traveling the Adverti!ing Rates TYPINC IBM electric typewrlter_ 8- 2~42. TWO WOMEN graduate !I1 udents ,... nt- SC HOOL OF DANCE , 8U type. at In- heat Cakes '\ ". The Chicago, Rock Island and state handing out Republican cam­ ll- ll ed to .hare nicely (Llrnlshed aport- .tructlon. Harriet Jean·s. Phone ~ 1. Pacific railway carried the candi. One! Day ...... 8~ a Word menl , $3$,00 a ·month. Dial ~287 , 10-2 lI -n paign literature at the taxpayers' Two Days ' ...... , 10¢ a Word TYPING : 8-00\29. 11- 11 I dales' campaigh specials across ;ausages! expense, visit Ottumwa and check Thrl!e Days . . _. _. J2C a Word ONE .ludent boy to share apa rtment. BALLRO OM dan~e le ..o n•. Mimi Voud" the heart of Iowa with sLops at up on why Ottumwa citizens re­ ,:;__'::- In_I: _G_~-D-,I-a-I 920-2 ---'---II-I~1--~-R 8 _ ~~~ .S, Cllnlon, $,."0.00 per month , I~:;j Wurlu . DJ.. I 94115. 10-24 Davenport, Des Moines and Oma­ Four Days ...... , 14¢ a Word elected Loveless with a larger mao Five Days ...... l~ a Word ha , Neb., and short appearances jority to a second term as their TYPINC. 9201 1-1 Trailer for Sale Help Wanted at the small towns in between, TeD Days ...... , . . 20¢ a Word mayor·" One Month ...... 39t • Word TYPING 8_m.--~-:--""--C::~,-::., NEW AND USE D mo bil. hom .., all ETUDENT Job open 4 to 8 p.m ,: eKperl- The Northw e~ tern ,railroad car­ " We had hoped that the cam­ rlze •. en.y term , FOl·.~ 1 View Trft ller .nce not necessary If wlillna to work ried candidates through nearby So· paign would ha ve been lett on a (Minimum Charge 5Ot') TYPING 11-228:1. ll-. S.les RI,hw.), 218 N. Op.n until 9 111 - ond le"m. DougS Diner. 10-23 , lon, West Branch and West Liberty - - .... ----..:-..:...:....:...:~----'-_c_- c1 l1dlnl Su ndRYs. 11 -17R high level, but If Mr. Pierson. in Display Ad. TYPING 2447 . 11-20 PERSONABt...E: alrl to con u el olher on the route from Minneapolis to ' desperation, wish s Lo indulge in a --~-.---...,..."""'::~--- 29 FOOT hou llt' h'n,ler with large ad- YOII"" P<'ople wflh pl~ ... nt producl. Apartment for Rent dillon. Don Rog en, Cnrot Trailer Good IncC'me, Phone 9158. 10-2;; SI. Louis, Mo. smear or gutter type of campaign, OCte Insertion ...... _...... , Park. 10· 23 WANTED - apPltance 8u lel mnn. A lso 'fa them Iowa City was just an- IO.lll' Iowa. I'holo) the Democrats can reluctantly do ...... _.. 98¢ a Columll Inch , other of th e small town stops. Their CANDIDATE DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER was making a pitch for the FOR RENT lhree roo~ lurn14hed . pArt- young mUll 0 1' Ind y for pert-time likewise." Five Insertions a Month, each ment. ?O:l Iowa Ave. 10-26 Miscellaneous for Sale clerkin •• Apply in per50n . Larf'w Com­ staff had usually briefed them in Iowa City vote when this picture was taken during the 1952 presi­ pany. 10-20 More did noL say pecifically InsertJon . II8\! :1 Column Inch MAN: Hal! ot two room apart",enl advance that a university was lo­ detnial race. Ike's campaign train made a brief stop at the Rock I what the Democrats would come fen Insertions a Month, each $30.00. Hnll or dou ble room, cooklnl FRATERNrrtES, SOROR1T1ES- Belull­ Personal Loons cated here and the candidates Island depot here that year and the President gave a sheri talk. So up with. ' prl\'IlJaes $20.00 SSG N. ClI nlon Phone Cu i player plano, excellent condi tion, lnsertlon .. ~ a Column Inch 584.8. 11 -20 I ~O roll. 81 "Show Me the Way to Go made a few references to Educa­ far this year none of the candidates for president or vice-president Pierson's remark s came at a DIAL Home." Lyric. printed on roll. Add a.. , PERSONAL LOANS on typewrller. tion and to Young College People, have campaigned in Iowa City. III1U.J ty ..eat to part)' room , $1~ , 9389. phonol l'll vh., sport equipment, .nd time when statewide polls indicate AR E you cromped lor ,ptee? lArao, 10-20 jewelry. HOCK-EYE-LOA N CO. . 221 S. Leaders of The World of Tomol'- thal Gov. Leo Hoegh apparently js DEADLINE comp letely IurnLshed apartment_ Two row, man train took note of the large president of COi umbia Universi ty, trailing Loveless in hi s bid for Re- bedroom• • Jl vlna l'O um. kitche n and b a t~ . F-O-R- SA- L-E- C-,IO-,-I -II-se-d- .I-cc-t-rl-c- r-errtll- ClIPltol, 11- LR In nlCf nelahborh OOd. Pri vate nLrnnce @rn tor. Co nnd t"leetnc stove. , up- '- - Harry Truman, (ighting for re- crowds he was drawing and contin- reached down from the platform publican re-clection to a second Deadline (or all classified ad- nnd lIarace, Grad,," t. nud ent. prelcr­ rlaM plano, rUIII. Thompson Transrer Alitos for Sale ~NT election in 1948, drew good crowds ued predi cti ng a victory for Tho- Collowing hi s talk 10 shake hands term. vertising is 2 P.M. for insertion red 1502 Sheridan. Excell ent bu. rv­ and storage Comp ny Used Fumllure lee. ll- I 3 Department. to- 20 in an carly Sa turday morning mas E. Dewey, the Republican with fellow college president Virgil ill {allowing morning's issue, The 1939 FLEETWOOD CadillAC lImou .ln~. nd 1\ H h D i1 I th . ht LA RG E tour room tuml ed Apart- NEW 2a S &. W Airwelllht kit revol ver pIGnkoo?tlwocuolnddlmUoak"e' eWxclleYllcnnot tElvolfl.illltlo.llt swing through Iowa . ca idate. I. anc cr. Pharmacists To Hold a y Owan reserves e rig ment on cast Ilde, Suitable lor couple _ Un fired.. Call ,,3238, 10-20 lor parade . • 19'.00 Louis Drll • 10-20 About 2,000 persons greeted him Truman that day continued on Stevenson did not mako th e ~ reject any advertising copy. or nurses. Can MarUn. 3161 after 5 p,m, • • •a at 6 a.m . at Davenport. At 6:45 through Iowa to Dexter, wh ere he campaig n swing through Iowa in Seminar Here Sunday 191 ______10 _-20_ F~~3~~ALE Old, c~ fnet, 'ike n~w . I~!~ '(9 Pl ymouth rour door. new mo lal', and a,m. about 4,500 students and gave to a crowd of 100 ,000 at the 1952. bu t sent, instead . lhen-Presi- About 30 persoll are expected to FO R NENT unlurnlShed apartment.. La- BUY~ cockers Dial 4GOO . !II) Che\'y Corry All Walton, Ph one townspeople were on hand ' here National Plowing Days a fi ery dent Trllmal1, who mel with a Ca r atlend a seminar sponsored by the feW Compnny 9681. 10-20 II -OR ~" 22 . 10-24 to listen to his famed ':give-em- speech that put Iowa in the Demo- less enlhusiastic welcome than he Iowa Society of Hospital Pharma- NEW npnrtment 718 S . D\1buque. 2 to 7 '41) Ford Buslne.. coupe. Rendy Inr House For Sale willi r. ~olld Phone 6,259. 10-23 hell" delivery. cratic column. received in 1948. cisls Sunday at the SUI Cenle" for I p.rn. 10-20 A coed climbed aboard the rear Dewey went through Iowa City a Hi s train went ~ lrou gh Solon and Continuation Study_ Ropms for Rent 1- ! House for Rent ONLY ~ , OOO DOWN : Ideal tor ~ lIIali l family , vory neat two bed room bunga­ platforllf or the train La pin a COI'- few days Iilwr on his' 'way from a West Bra,nch without a slop or a Visiting speakers on the program ____..:... ______low, f411 basemEnt. "a rage. fla s " .... t, TYPEWRITERS sage on his daughter, Margaret. l . speech to Da eppor ,to sp eell in }vave, althougb small crowds had will be Leo F. Godlcy , president- SINGLE rollin . Close in. 2.872. 10-15 FOR. RENT un lumllhed haUl''': Larew nlct! locallon . Glenn Me~k s Re. l Estale , Rentall Truman , who never attended col- Dli!s ' A heavy rain'storm ga thered at both towns. elect of the Am erican Society of Company 9681. 10-20 Dial 005Il. 11-1 • ~s Moin ~. " • L Repail'l lege. praised education and asklld made platform stops between Im- He did stop at West Liberty. Hospital Ph a rma c I' s l ~ "nd chl'eC FOR RENT · ~Ic~ double room for stu- FOR RENT nice I)' furnl.hed houle. '" .. dent boy •. 1l68J, 10-20 four room •. Adults. Phone ~UI. Services • Sales listeners to "give me the support possible. wh ere hc was greeted by a far pharmacist at the Bronson Mclho- 11)..23 Authorized - Royal 1 need to complete an educatiollpl . Cf andldllle Qwi gh~ '0. EisehhoWer ~ mallor l c ro wd than had listened to dist Hospital, Kalamazoo, Mich. ; ROO~I tor WIIJI ttrnduate lIeOr cnmpul, PHOTOFJN[SlTING - 8 hr. serv iCe . Deale, program on a federal basis by spoke to a crowd of about 5.000 in Eisenhower three weeks previously Louis Blair, superintendent of St. OIal 6180 J 1.0-27 Worle; Wanted Lowest <e.. Youn.'. Studio. 10-31 electing a Democratic senator a light rainstorm here in 1952_ and by an egg that hit a person in .Luke's Hospitai, Cedar Rapids ; Portables Standar. Child Care WASHINGS ond iroolnal wan led. Dial lost and Found from Iowa." . - After paying the- uSllal -compli. ·the'front roW' ofihe &owd grouped and Harold Burleson, chief phar- j 8-0446 10-18 Iowa did elect a Democratic sen- ments lo education frail) the rear arolU1d his train platform, macist al Lutheran Hospital, Fort BABY SITTH'iG 8-0338 10-24 LOST: Glas-e. In blue cnse. Reward Wikel alor, Guy M. Gillette, but the nil- plat'forni ~ of his IS-car special, he That was just four years ago. Dodge. _._------~- Ignition e&'U x257 1. 10-20 lion never saw anylhing of a.. Tru· called for a change in the federal Then the hi gh commands in both ------WANTED=

P ... 6-THE DAILY IOWAN-I_. City, ' •.-Saturday. Od. 20. n5£ • lJ)orm Office' Needs loveless Hits Polls Show Adlai' Claims GOP" Males' Not Rooms Hoegh's Stand Ilre is no app;u-cnt, hou ing shortage for men at SUI - eilher on O· SIT or orr-campus. 8 y TIIIl" oelATED PRE r; Stevcnson pictured the Republi- . going one way and his leaders in • T. E. Rehder. director oC S [dormitoric , rCp8rtcd that about 350 SIOUX CITY IA'I - Herschel President Eisenhower is well out can party Friday as "hopelessly ICongress insi,st on going another beds are vacant in men' dormitori s. most of lhcm at the Quadrangle. Lovcle 5, Democratic candidate in {ront in the presidential poUs- divided" and told the voters of way. " A check of off-campus housWlg for governor, Frldar night ques­ in some case by bigger leads than I(entue~y that a. vote for Pr~si- Stevcnson spoke in the Louisville showed no harp Increase over tioned Gov. Leo Hoegh's stand on in 1952.· dent .ElSenhower IS a vote for Vice· ArmQry in contrast to his oUldoor last spring. a proposed sales tax on services. PreSident Nixon. . Adlai Stevenson, his Democratic Th 0 I' 'd t' I appearance at Lexrngton where Single male undl'rgradual liv'- In .remarks prepared for tel­ e emocra Ie presl en ItI . . ing in off-cDmpus facilities totaled ev! ion appearance' here, Love­ rival , is scoring gains in some s c- nominee spoke at Lexington and rain fell on lhe candidate and the 1,212 last sprin~. The total lhis less said Go\"(!rnor Hocgh' recenUy tiona I polls though Uiey show him latcr at Louisville in a dri ve to crowd of thousands. Stevenson fin· semcster i 1,349. an increase oC has .been quoted in the press as still trailing. capture the "undecided vote" in ally got a little sheller when an 137. This inereD e correspOJlds making lwo exacUy opposite state­ The latest Gallup Poll howed this 'state and elsewhere. He plug- aide hl!ld a \\Ioman's u~[ella roughly to the rl e in S 1 enroll­ ments relative to a proposed tax ged in particular the two Oem- over his head as he talked. ment. 00. services Hocgh recommended r.lr. Ei enhower leading in the ocratic candidates for the Senate two years ago. populous East by a greater margin race in Kentucky next month. The candidate paid tribute in Ralph Prusok, SUI ofC.campus both addresses to the late Sen. housing director, said he believed Loveless said that on Sept. 14, than in 1952. In both speeches StevensolT" de- Alben W. Barkley, a Kentuckian. there i no critical off·campus Hoceh waa quoted "l newspaper In this survey, Mr. Eisenhower scribed Nixon and other key memo At Louisville. he said he has stories as saying at Martensdale hou ing bortage for men. was credited with 60 per cent or the bers of the Eisenhower administra- heard the Republicans are plclur­ ''In fact. thcre is plenty of space that if lhe the 21• per c~nt sale~ tion , as well as GOP congres· ing the Democrats as the "war open," he reported. tax wore reduced to 2 per c~nt, he voters in 12 states with 153 elector- slonal leaders, as men who Cavor party" in the Kentucky campaign The slack in demand for dormi­ would keep pre ent levels 'O( al votes; Stevenson had 40 per a "return to yesterday." and said: tMY hOllsing is most noticeable at state aid to schools "by revenue cent. The same 12 states gave the At Louisville, he described Sec· "We will cheapen our political the Quadrangle in lower seclion from a 2 per cent tax on services GOP naUonal ticket 55.2 per cent retary of Agriclllture Ezra Benson debate, yes, and we will make "C." which is housing only three not- now tllxcd." of their popular vote in 1952. as "thc number one enemy of the infinitely harder the remaining or (our students. The normal ca· "Yet ju t one month later al­ {armer," and went on to say: J'ob of winning the real ""ac<', if The 12 state~ were: New York. t"" pacity of lower is a Iiltle un· most to the day." Loveless said, "We have a choice between a we start playing politics with war "c" "newspapers carried a statement der JOO. New Jer ey. P~nn ylvania, Dela- united party and a party that i~ and peace." The remaining vacant dormitory by Hoegh on the service tax in ware. Maryland. West Virginia, so hopelessly divided that it can- . A crowd of thousands booed the which the governor said 'we op: Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, not conduct a firm. consistent for- mention of the vice president's beds arc rna tly scattered through· pose any tax on services.''' President Eisenhower out the Quadrangle. Massachusetts. Connecticut and eign policy. We have a choice be- name in a Stevenson speech at Confetti in lIis Eye Loveless dcclareo tilat the only Many Quadrangle rooms which person who can straighten out Rhode Island. AlI except West Vir- tween a united party and a party Lexin~ton. contained three men last year now the matter is Hoegh himself. (D.lly Iowan Ph.l. ginia gavc their. electoral votes to ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;.;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;~ house only two. The Democratic candidate added HOMECOMING QUEEN AT UNIVERSITY HIGH be on, of 1\1r. Eisenhower in thc last elec­ Rehder said he felt the decline he constanUy has been I'n record thre. candidates. Th.y are, top to bottom, Mary Abrahamson, Ike's Eye in Quadrangle residents could not tion. against both tho extrli b'a\C cent daught.r of Mrs. MargUtrit. Abrahamson, 7 Oak Park Court; Canll Some of the polls showed Stoven­ be attributed to contracts rcquiring sales tax and the 2 per cent service Hlwkinl, daughtor of Mrs. Marc.lla Hawkins, 304 N. Gilbert St., and resldcnts to board at the dormi­ son gaiping. tax. Jonna Barr, daught.r of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Barr, Oakdal. Road. The latest Detroit News poll First Casualty tory. "Iowans must hold the line on \ showed Mr. Eisenhower slippi ng in Instead, he pointed to the newly­ taxes until we get more taxpayers. completed Hillcrest addition. which 14 out o( J7 voter grouP, although and the way to gct more laxplyers he was leading in the state totals. houses 389 men. as the cause for is to provide industry in Iowa Quadrangle vacancies. Coronation To Climax 56.8 per cent to 41.3 per cenl.. Of Campaign with cheap power, plenty o( con­ The News said Stevenson gained B.ECKMAN'S "The Quadrangle was made a trolled water and stabilized tax­ LOS ANGELES 1.4'1 - President boarding dormitory because of the in 12 groups and showed losses in es," Loveless declared· U-fligh Homecoming 5. Eisenhower new in Friday ~o studenl demand for it," he said. He added that statistics Indicate Eisenhower'S biggest losses in make a pitch for Camornla's 32 ]n rcferring to thc Hillcrest ad­ "we are losing at least 30,000 £dUor's Note: The loUowlnr accuunt ot the Unlvu,Uy 1I1rb School Jlomt­ electoral votes-and bumped into dition, Rehder explQined, "many ~ornln, celebration was written b, the hlrh 8thoOI .tnl.r clUJ In Lanru.ll,e percentage points, the News said. young educated potential taxpay­ Skills, T ...h •• lor Ih. cl ... I. Prol. Raymond A. Xohl. were among farm laborers, 10.2; the first trong Adlai Stcvenson of the rnen who would have lived crs each. year from the state who scntiment of his campaign trip. in the Quadrangle moved to Hill­ Univcrsity High School will climax a wcek of homecoming activities unmarried persons. 10.1; Negroes. go elsewhere to seck job opportu­ 6.6; rural dwclcrs, 5.2; unskilled At Lbe same time. Mr. Eisen­ crest when the addition provided nities, never to return to our pre­ tonight with the announcement and presenlatiol1 of the Homecoming 507 E. COLLEGE ST. hower came up with his fir t cas· the extra room ." sently diminishing tax rolls." Queen at a dance set for 8 p.m. in the school gymnasium. laborers, 5.1; clerical workers. 5.1, ually oC a we k of hard campaign­ However, Rchder said he was not During the dance intermission, the queen will be crowned by Jim and women, 4.L. ing. disappointed in the number o( Keefer, co-captain of the Univers· ------The President's biggesl gain, 12.6 PHONE 3240 A couple of small pi ces of con­ Quadrangle resid~ts. who wcrc all pcr cent. was along professional fetti, tossed by an enthusiastic required to accept boarding con­ Harry Sees ity High football te m. .I Meddl E and semiprofessional people. , admirer in Portland. Ore., Thurs­ tracts this fall for the first time. .The qucc::n's identity has been least Thc News said the number o( un­ day, lodged in his left eye. They "We sold more boarding con­ WIthheld smce students selected decided votcrs was larger in its were removed Thursday night. but tracts than we thought we WOUld." Demo Win her by secret vote at an assembly latesl survcy than in September's. left the President with a bloodshot he said. WASHINGTON IA': - Former Wednesday. Stevenson was continuing La gain eyo. Rehder said South , Quadrangle, Presiden~ Harry S. Truman said Queen candidates IjrC Mary Ab­ Flareup Seen in Vanderburgh County, Indiana, The injury wa described as which ooerates on a non-board ba­ Friday the election campaign is sometimes described as a weather· slight. Certainly it didn't seem to sis, was-able to satisfy all students "going yery well (or the Demo­ rahamson, Janna Barr, and Carol ,rlERUSALEM, Jordan .:lector (All vane county because it has votcd bother Mr. Eisenhower Friday. He wanting a non-board room at that crats" and "very bad for the Re­ Hawkins' - The \chief UN truce supervisor for the winning presidential candi­ was on his feet as usual and wav­ dormitory. publicans." Attendants to the queen. selected ill Palestine said Friday a majol­ date in evcry election for the pasl ing throughout the long ride from "Everyone who aPl?lied for non· Truman, arriving by piane Cor (rom lhe freshman, sophomore and nareup is threatening on the Jor­ 60 years. the airport to the Beverly Hlllon board beds at South Quadrangle a spealcing engagement here S~t­ dah·] sraeli (rontier. A postcard poll by tile EVans­ junior classes are ~rbara Thom­ Hotel his headquarters while in was given one:' he said. urday night., predicted the Demo­ ~faj. Gen. E. L. M. Burns told ville Press, which upports Mr. Ei­ Los Angeles. In the past two years, before the crats will win Nov. 6 if tho pa as. Sharon Huey. Nedn~ Morgan an interviewer the situation is thc senhower, showed the Presidcf\t Mr. Eisenhower was scheduled to completion of the Hillcrest addi· leaders "j\lst keep telling the and Vivian Klaus. worst he has known since he ar­ leading Stevenson. 61.2 per cent to \ reI urn to the White House Friday tion. the SUI men's dO"mitory ca· people the truth as they have Thursday, a pep 'lly was held rived in Jerusalem two years ago. 38.8 per cent - a drop (rom la t ) night. been." Burns said this explosive situa­ pacity has increased by 719 beds. as part of pre-homecoming cele­ But before he spoke in Holly­ This was accomplished largely "The Democrats have the lead tion resulted from "Jordanian in­ week when Mr. Eis nhower led 63.2 brations during whrch skits were per cent to 36.8 per cenl. ~~~~~~~~;t~~i:;;~:;~~~~~~~~~~LATE.... - -- )------wood Bowl Friday night, there by adding double bunks to Quad· and I think they are going to keep filtratIon combined with the Israeli This was the second successive • _. it," .Truman told reporters at the presented in the light of a large TODAY were the customary remarks to rangle and Hillcrest rooms and policy of severe retaliations, and wcek Stevenson had narrowed the SHOW ~ [I , :y. T I.~ Thru be made to those at Ihe airpol·t turning double rooms into triples. airport. One newsman remarked bonfire. The traditional snake tllc cessation of the Jordan·Israeli margin in the county, Trle prcvious L .... .A.. I JJ to meet him. The capacity of Hillcrest, with that some observers (eel the cam­ dance. , lcd by the cheerleaders. Mixed Armistice Commission mcet­ week he had climbed by 1.7 per TONITE TUESDAY He hud one whale of a crowd at the new addition , is 1,066, At paign.is going well for the Demo­ ings.'· the Lockhccd Terminal in suh­ Quadrangle there is potential room crats in congressional races but followed the rally. Israei announced last month she ce~~~wcver. a statcwide poll spon. SiGIIT~ llEV!IlSVCJl.)fIGIIt! urban Burbank· Some guessed it for over 900 men. not so well ror the presidential Frida.v, University High School would no longer take part in regu­ sored by the IndianliPoJis Star, WAI1NEH BROS .,, ~ .", ' as high as 10,000. But most of Most of the beds at Hillcrest arc nominee Adlai Stevenson. played its homeCOming game with l lar !1l~etings of. th.e UN-sponsored supporling Mr. Eisenhower editor· I' these were Lockheed aircrart in use, while Quadrangle residents This, Truman said, "sounds like Columbus Junction. arnllsllce commiSSIon. ially, showed him gaining in India· GJ&GORY I, workers, who had been excused number under 600. a political pollster." ria as a whole. "I don't believe in pollsters." At tonight's dancc, sponsored by I - by the company executivcs to However, next year may see the the senior class. Jack Loughary PAMPERED CAR The Star figures, as of Oct. 13, ·\~··; ·,PECK help swell the crowd. slack in dormitory contracts tight­ added the man who upset the polls­ and his combo will provide the HOUSTON , Tex . UP! - A yo~ng were: Mr. Eisenhower 58.3 per So Prcsident Eisenhower had cned, Rchdcr said. ters' prediction by defeating Thom­ I as E. Dewey for president in 1948. music in the gymnasium which lawyer is shaking his head : His cent; Stl'venson 39.7 per cent. and this unusual situation: "If the present enrollment trend will be decorated in the schoo) share o( an apartment costs him undecided 2 per cenl. Figures as B!CHAJU). LEo continues. both Hillcrest and the Behind him was a big banner colors, blue and white. $28.33 a month. It costs him $30 a of Sept. 23 gave the President 53.2 BASEHAlU'SENN that read : "Lockhecd Welcomes Quadrangle sMuld be filled by next month to keep his car in a down­ per cent, Stevenson 42.1 per cent, fali." he predicted. IN TH£ tke," and sprinkled among the Seniors Sought town garage during the day. and undecided 4.7 per cent. spectators in front of him were Hoegh Schedules JOHN HUSTON signs that rcad "CIIPtive Audience Keokuk Bridge Closed For Lke " and pictures of the Demo­ For Fellowships Conference Here cratic candidate. Lest anyone For Reconstruction Four Iowa educators have been should fail to identify the portrait, KEOKUK UP! - Beginning Mon­ named to start canvassing lhe DES MOINE UP! - Gov . LCD l~ilrJ~~~li each was labeled: "Adlai Steven­ day, the Keokuk municipal bridge state's campuses this week for. out­ Hocgh announccd Friday he ha s _STARTS TO~DAY "ENDS son." over the Mississippi River wiJI be standing college seniors interested c~LlCd a Governor 's Lay confer- [ WEDNESDAY" The Prcsident got tho point. closed to traffic belween the hours in teachi"g the humanities and so­ As for Mr. Eisenhower's eye. of 12 :30 a.m. to 6:30 a.m. cial sciences in colleges and uni­ ence on Education of the Iowa I the confetti was removed by Maj. The bridge will be closed to versities. Council for Bett~r Education to be iThey're IOGnIIIRI Gen. Howard M. Snyder. lhe White traffic during those hours Mon­ The , members of the lowa selec­ held at Iowa City ilec. 3 and 4. House physician. He described days -through Fridays until com­ tion committee for 1957-58 for the "Better Education Cor Iowa" 'Screendom's New i as a "slight hemorrhage" and pletion of a reconstruction project National Woodrow Wilson Fellow­ will be the theme o( the meeting· said : "It's getting belter. but he estimated to cost in excess of ship proeram. are Del+n O. W. There will be (our major discus­ Teen-age Sensations! will still have a red eye. $700,000. Qualley of Luther College, Decor· sion topics-reorganization, distri­ ah ; Prof. W. T. McKibben, Grin­ bution of revenue to schools, - Door. Open I :1\i - SIIOWS - I :1!O-3:'!3- nell College; Prof. C. W. Heywood, sources of revenue for schools, and 3:40-., :~~-9:~~ ~ay~e They're for Estes Cornell College, Mt. Vernon. and higher education. "Featun! 0:30" Prof. Russell Whitesel. SUl De­ partmcnt of Political Science. -DOORS OPEN 1:15- Three [ow a coJlege students were awarded Wilson Fellowships last spring for graduate study this Too year. They were Rowena ConneD. miE!~tJA) Cedar Rapids, student at Cae Col­ NOW ENDS ~ David Niv.n lege; PatriCia S. Fenelon, Daven­ MONDAY young Maggie McNamara port, student at Cardinal Stritch 2-A1I STAR HITSI CoUege in Milwaukee, Wis.. and -- ANO-- Sidney G. Winter Jr., Iowa City. and "The fllD crow ••teadily more hilariOUSI"~ student at Swarthmore College. -C'ok, World Tel. V SU" too Alec Guinn8SS Th~adY.JgY.8rS grown The Most Fun Iowa Citians Have Had In Vears Ra,leli, lowl Toni" uR·. .., NOW ''Wbllrel of the' Ortan" lo.ev LINDEMAN & HIS , ORCHI!STRA all :: ANQ TO KEEP UP THE HILARITV AT THE CAPITOL --STARnNG NEXT TUESDAY-- . , , $ATUROAY . 1HIS IS THE fUHNl£ST MOYIE OF THE YWI" at " ~_ of STUDEI'RATES Yo." /his Hilor/ous rIctw. '*out 0 GoIJ·loricIcor Only. till 10p•m• WItoAhoJl W,.dod.., Anny! with I.D. Carel the same . W;\1I" NOWI Aot.. d'.' '0',... r.d••• ! time!' 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