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ItoI ames e~ :o t on ta Inlsts I I Snow, Winds Bu/gonin Hits Suez"Policing iSays Jroop 'Ac\ion ' MOSCOW IA'l - Soviet Premler since Egypt has accepted It. But I H ' E ' Hint at Early ~~~~~i n~~~:~ditfoh~rS~~t n~::ll r ~~:;du!:~I)~;ti:~~~~~~tc=:~ n ungary r'ror . . stalemate UN efforts to solve the '1 unnecessary With the WIthdrawal of " Middle East crisis. I British·French and Israeli troops. ' I In notes to the prime ministers ' Only in his note to Ben-Gurlon . BELGRADE, .Yu"o~la~la I.t'I - President TIIo ~ unloaeled a scorch- Winter Here - of Britain, France and Israel, he did Bulganin strike a threatening · 109 blast at Stalinists. Inside and outside the SoVIet Union. He blames declared UN troops being sent to note tllem for the Hun~arlan revolt, and declares It was "II Catal error" • (AP WI •• , .. ,I.1 I 1 Ion II she II Id'.... " Old man winter finally broke police tile Middle East zone of con· H· d d d lha I I to usc Soviet troop to bring Hungary to heel. 1n' S• Doud,' rl,ht,.... of ifI down the door Thursday bringing flict must not be stationed In the e eman e , t s~ae ~elum , He asaertcd. in a ~h to a .... , left of Wa.hl",_ 'I snow, high winds, ice and cold t" ISucz Canal zone. Ito E~ypL aU pr0Jl.l'rtr sclzed m the 92 S Id CommUlllst party meeting four Iowa City: The snow cam~ in Also, he demanded that Egypt be ' InvaSion of ~he .SlOal Peninsula. 0 S days ago and made public Thurs· Ith.r wal the Firs. ' I ie r flurries driven by 25 mph wmds. paid by Britain, France and Jsrael An a.uthorltati\'e source I~ Mos· day, there is a sharp split in the "I St ~ . I w'a ·Ct be· I cow said the .no~; to Ben·Gurlon dc. . Kremlin hi.lh command. with men . r s!n 0 I Y were. gm· (or material losses suffered through . clared"lsr~ell aggression ag~~t Beg.n 5 e .remaining "who s III stand on Sta. I nmg to pick up a glaze of Ice at their invasion of Egyptian terri· Egyp. t raised. the question of the U Z I I·In's positions." about 9 p.m. Thursday as tempera· l tory. . d f ) ~otes tures sk,idded into the freezing I, Egypt already has insisted that ~~::~n,~c eXistence 0 lsrae as a I For the Clrst time, Tito took ~ zone. the lUN force be posted only on tbe Thi~ was oot borne out however, ' Peace Patrol II~ 0(( hl~ series of secret talu re was not enough to ' Hawkeye football fans can hope ' 1949 Palestine armistice line be· . by the text of the nllle to Bcn.GUr. ' With SovIet party boss. Nlklta ignificant change in the wel\therman will have every., tween Israel and Egypt and that ion as broadcast by Mo cow radio. . ~hrU8heheV and other leading Rus· Most of the snow thihg under control by Saturday Ule British·French troops be pulled 11 said only that Israel' s policy is v LONDON I.fl - A hg~llIy ar'!led sian r~nUy In Yugoslavia an~ lountains of Colorado afternoon. The predictions are fa· out immediately. "dangerous for the cau e of peace I anguard of. 92 UN pobce·soldlers Ithe .Sovlet Unlon. vorable right now; today's general I Britain and France ha ve stated I and most perilous for Israel." ru hed by air Into the Suez Canal HIS speech amounts to the strong· ~, with a few excep. ! overcast and cold is expected tq their troops will not be withdrawn ' Bulganin' demand that Egypt be zone T~ursday ~o hold the line (or est support ),et for reports that I d~r and Rawlins in • have let up some by game time. from the canal zone until they arc compensated for damage was inter. peace In th Middle East. I~ave swept the We~t about a,spllt. southern Wyoining, The weather wizard warns that replaced by the UN forces. preted in London as a new Sovict The blue·helmeted Danish and to the Kremlin, WIth Khrushehev :he~ fell. shirt sleeves will definitely not be The Soviet and Egyptian insis. tactic to woo the Arab world. Norwegiuns in this no-man's·army I ll'adlnC one wing and former For· to three inches was the order of the day however. tenCe that the international force .He did not speak" of p?ssibl~, So· Bulganin's notes followed Quickly arrived without a batlle map. ex· Icign Minister V. M. Molotov the at lower elevations' The anticipated high for Iowa be sent to the (rontier might slow viet Int~rventlon ",th either vol· on thc heels of Egyptian denials of ' cept skctchy UN resolutions on other. states. ' I City and vicinity for today is a I the British.Frcn<;.h withdrawal and unterrs or armed f~rce, .. reports on Wednesday thal presi.1 h.ow tp meet a touch·and·go situa· Tlto did not mcntion names but ler bureau said the c,ool and blustery 94 ~eg .. ees. The I stiLI give Russia pretext to send A French Foreign MInistry dent Nasser had asked the Kremlin hon In which Presidcnt Na r Ih e said he believes the dc·StaliJIi/lts , cresting the moun. mercury is expected to slump fur· Soviet "volunteers" to Egypt. , spokes'!lan In Paris c.harged lhe , to send "lIolunteers" to Egypt im. threaten to call on Sovie~ fighting - this means the Khrushchev win, Dving tQO (ast to per.' Lher tonight and then begin to I Bulganln's notes to British Prime BulganlD notes were Intended to medialely. Also, the first units of Imen for aid unle s Israeli, French 1- arc ,ainlng, or at least were lOcentration of snow., struggle back up the column by Minister, Eden, French Premler hamper UN Sccretar?, General Dag Lhe UN emergency police force and British forces withdraw ' gaining at the time of TIto's hlS~ Invading from the Saturday. Guy Mollet and Israeli Prime Min· Hammarskjold's mission to the Iwere landed in the canal wne promptly from Egypt. Ivisit to the Soviet Union in October. co is expected to turn Weather conditions in Iowa City ist('r David Ben·Gurion seemed Middle East to establish LIte UN Thursday and were welcomed by An Egyptian Embassy spokes. The Yugoslav president argued ._ ,nt northeastward to., were mild in comparison to those 1 milder than his earlier messages force lhere. IEgyp tian officers. man in Moscow Indicated Nasser I that his policies - lavoring ana· IOd Minnesota tomor. reported in the western part of thelto lhem on the Middle East situa· The Soviet Union, Bulganin said, Bulganin's note to Eden touched had nol played that card yc,t, a tional communism Independent or' (AP Wirephoto) stl,lte and states extending west tion. has no objection lo the UN force also on the situation in Hungary. Intervenlion by "volunteers." the Kremlin - had nothing to do RESCUE TEAMS WORK quickly to ~tract crewmen of JIll' B·36 , toward the Rockies. Four illchos II formal request for Soviet military with the revolt In Hung.ry. HI! bomber which crash·landed in a field north of Denver municipal air­ 0f snow was recorded in 'part~ of l But Egyptian spokesmen in blamed Ii all on Stalinist pollclClJ. '-'d Thur5day( All 21 crewmen escaped d.ath. west~rn South Dakota while S,OUX I G.lve All! Ref W•.• gee •. Tells Sen' ate Moscow, at the Uniled Nations In And, he said, the decision to c.lI :h ••t.r fi.ld 1City. and northwest Iowa reported New York, and in the Suez Canal In Soviet troops there was "a fa~l one mch h~d fallen by Jate Wednes· Of H ' - PI- h zone made plain lhey expec~ the error." day ~nd wmd.s up to 40 '!lph werc Goldfish Swallowed for UN police force to effcct quIckly He said responsibility for the use causmg conSiderable drifting, ungar'. Ian 19 t the surrender of the French.British of Soviet troops rests with Erode B~36 Creish-Lands;, . Other parts of Iowa reported the Community Chest sector of the Sue~ Cana l and the Geroo, the now ou.ted Hungarl8ll . storm, which spans much of the I WASHINGTON IA'I - A refugee I way and the loudspeaker is being Israel.held Gaza Strip to Egypt Communist party boss. central ~art of · the ;ount,ry , from AMES 1.4'1 - Con Short, an I~wa fresh from the fighting in Budapest set up." or Nasser will make the fateful a . ' "lie never dJd advise the u~ or the Roc~lCs to the MissiSSIPPI, has ·State College sophomore, revived s~ld Thursday a stroke oC "abys. The 20 minutes passed, he' said, , I to M cow . P I the army," Tlto said, "not even made hIghway and street travel II stunt from the 1920's Thursday mal meanness" by the Communists "and. another characteristic dcccit pea 0 . when they came into a dlfflc\lll 21 Aboc;rd Survive hazardous. Slippery highways have in an effort to raise money for helped spark Hungary's revolt, takes place. Instead of the prom. Such a surrender still appeared situation." caused the first death due to the , tile campus Community Chest right uoder' the gUlls oC SovieL ised loudspeakers by wbich lbe sit. fa~lhest from the mind of the His speech amounted to a elea~ . DENVER IA'I - A giant B·36 intercontinentaJ bomber crash·landed storm in Sherida.n, Wyoming where drive.. tanks. ualion could have been saved, had Br/Ush, ~~cnch a?,d Israelis, condemnation or the use of &ovlct and burned in an East Denver field Thursday and all 21 men aboard a woman was k,lle" when her ear Before a crowd of interested The refugee, his Identity hidden lmre N!lgy'bee,! at the microphone, But a summit conference of troopS at the time of the alart or escaped Crom the Clanpng wreckage. • skidded and overturned on an icy I stUdents, Short swallowed J our behind the assumed name of "Ar. the street lighting we~t out; 150" king~, presidents and high officlals I the Hun,arlan revolt. He indlcat~d "1 guess we're the luckiest crew in the Air Force," said Sgt. Joseph road. . Ilive gold fish . pad Hazari," told his story In a 000 stand t~er~ slllmpmg on ea~h of elgbt Arab c?untrie~, after a he thought lhere was some justlfl- P. Pershica, 27, Marietta, Okla ., I Temperatures th~t arc ~cheduled Following his performance, stalement read at a public hearing other, Ch~~lDg In the crowe! and ID 3-day meeting In BeIrut. Leb· calion for the usc of Soviet troo~ ~~;fe:;~ ~~ra:fu;~~or~ll ~~r~!~: A" '" C h r" La follow the, fIrst. Widespread which not, ted $30 to the (und, b.!fore the Senate Internal Seeur. darkncss. anon, built up the press~re ,ror in the second outbreak 01\ Nov, 4. st~rm . or. t1f!\ season will be on the Short said he felt fine. Good ity subcommittee. He said he "Who coultf h VI! thought of such British, Fren,yh {Ins! I § r~h With· ~til1. he appeared to be saylna \10- hurt, 'but only ono, Sgt. Oli ver Wey· Ir Iner ras es n ~hlUy Side, the weather bureau enough, in fact, to promise are. Cearod Soviet vengeance on rela. abysmal meanness?" ~awal. In a communl'l e Ule , equivocally that Yugoslavia dJa- bright, 34, Rapid City, S. rD., with N'(' d ' All S d ID Kansas City reports. The ther· turn performance for the same Uves in Hungary If hc is identiCied. H id N gy fi]l . d d ' eIght naUons declared othey had agree with the mllltsry Intervcn· a f:~e tured s~ull, was reported in eva a ave mometer swooped to the low teens cause Frida -OnJ that time with e sa a na y arrive an I agreed unaalmously to use Corce tlon by RUllla. , serlolls condittOn, , in the · Rockies Below freezing Y y "Let my documentary writing be attempted to speak but got no fur., In behalf of Egypt if tllC British "I .oIAA I ded " h . a small bullhead J th S IJ . tI th th CI t 0 d· . . ,am ...,.,p y perllua , C The $31:!I .miJlion Strategic ·Air marks were reported as far sou lh . a so e OS ca of my natton," I~r an e" rs w r . French and Israelis did n?t pull out said, "that tile bloodshed in Hlln- Command plane went down a few LAS VEGAS, Nev. (tI'l - A two· as the Texas Panhandle. Hatafi said ni a preface, and add· Comrades. "Immediately !lnd unconditionally." gary and tMsc terrible sacrUices minutes ·after leaving Lowry Ail engine TWA airliner carrying!l5 Th~ weatherman , has i~sucd a Sk,-t Planned ed: ~ ~he . ~rowd shouted back, Hazall l Thc airlICting of the UN Corce of the Hungarian people will have Force Base at 6:29 a.m. for its passengers and a crew of 3 belly. warnmg to parts of Mlnnesola "I beg the help of every nation saId, Thcro are no more com. / from Capodichino, the rtaHan! a positive cerect. base at Ellsworth AFB, Rapid City, landed in a field Thursday after and Wiseo~sin thAt they haven't a'1d creed." rade~: aU arc Magyars - Hungar., staging base, is expected to be "I am deeply persuaded that So' D. taking off for Los Angeles. seen anything yet. The two mches F R II The witness appeared at the lans. I stepped up Friday. U.S. Air Forec comrades in the Soviet Union even Witnesses said the craft, powered The Marlin 404 "appears intact of snow that has already fallen is or a Y hearing wearing a mask. Subcom· He saId that while this was go· I planes arc bringing in 200 troops I those Stalinist elements, wilt' have by four jets and six piston engines, and damage is to the under por· expected to accumulate to around mittee counsel Robert Morris de· ing on, Communist Jeader Enroc a day and by next week the in· their horizons cleared aod will s-ce had climQed about 1,000 feet when tion," a CAA attache in the Mc· six by tonight. scribed him as Qne of three former Geroe was makJng a radio speech Clow into Capodichino may be it Is impossible to go on like thaL" it veered to the left ~nd cracked up Carran Field tower said shortly Thc belt of tile rainshowers Ulat By PAT PETE~SON. government workers who haa been denouncing the demonstrating uni· 500 dally. This Indicates Tito's conviction in a stubble field a mile north of afterward. passed over Iowa . City Thur~day . TI~e trials and tribulations of spirited .oul of Hungary. He did versity students as II "fascist In Moscow, the spokesman for tilat the ~ulllarian outbreak u1ti· Denver's Municipal Airport, where There was no report of injuries has been p~ e~e~mg . lhe more plckmg up (ootball tickets on Mon· not explain how. mob." the Egyptian Embassy said the malely will co~vlncc too Stalinist it had headed for an emergency or casualties, he said. severe storm}n It s tnp from West day.mornings will be depicted in Hazan said the stroke of mean· . He said this Infuriated the crowd. Arab diplomat who had reported wing In the Soviet Union that Co'!'. landing. The crash was a mile TI Itt L A to East. It IS expected to rcach a skit at the p.ep rally at 7:15 p.m. ness occurred in the early, lens ion· Thcn he said word came that IEgypt's request for volunteers had munlst lountries should be permIt· from a ~esid ential area. 1 Ie t aneKen rou C\ 0 h ~s J nt the Western seaboard by lonight. today m lhe library park 109 lot. filled hours of what had started "at the radio slation people were a slight misunderstanding. He said ted to find their "own road to so- Air Force officials said tiro cause r\ es ~~m 1 a~~asl ftl y, . a t us Thc snow aDd. cold air that has Thc band will lead car caravans oul on Oct 23 to be a peaceful shot at " . Egypt wanted to abide by UN de- c1alism." of the crash would not be releascd a dcn o·d w~en IS 1 en~~~ sop' 'followed the rains as far as the from Fratc'nily Circle and Fra· de~on s trati~n bUl snowball d into Man; of Ule dcmonstrators piled cisions and would ask for Soviet The Hungarian uprising, he said, until ~ . board of.lnquiry lias finishr, !~ 's Sll~ ra~i~:fJ s ~i list =~d ~is s isSippi arc expected to settle ternity Row. starling at 7 p.m. The the revolt which briefly fre.cd his into trucks and headed for the ra. · volunteers only .if t.he British, I was "Ii terrible bloW to socialism." ed il$ i.J)vesUgation. , I wakh ·, s~ rvisor ir t:e ontrol lJ1 that area. . caravans Will take SUI fans to the people [rom Soviet rule and lDstall· dio station as thi~ word spread. French and Israelts ~alled to wilh· . He eautl~ Communist leaders By,thc (ime crash ~reW9 re/loh€d t pc . \! rally. ed Imre Nagy as head of the gov· draw promptly. He said he kneW tn other nattona not to be ~mpJa· Ihe>Scenc all, but ,dne 'Of ,the crew ower, . ' 0' h F d ' Duke Slater. 1921 Hawkeye (ool· ernment. IN GOD WE TRUST of no deadline {or such withdrawal. cen. with a' feellng that Hungary wcrcfoot ge ltho burning craEt. ]Ws., i sT~~/~I~t I:~~~I~ . ~l::~u~ol~:u~~ rp an un' . ball star, wi1l speak .to the rally H said a crowd of 150,000 had CLARKSDALE, Miss. (,f! ~ First. An Egyptian delegation spokes. couldn't happen to them becau!!C euers, endangered 'by explQding ~ y . g ~ . ., crowd. Cheerleaders will be present, gathered at the Parliament build· grade teacher Emile Smith thought man al the UN in New York ex. ~~y bave a sIrOn, a~y aDd thing. hc was runnmg out of runway to lead yells . . B d I . f .. . , arc uadcr control. ammunition and rIcocheting bul· and decided 10 take oCf and make H _ $ 600 ' IIlg III U apest c all!0nng or Nagy she heard something different duro plalned that Nasser had appealed, TUo was branded a Commu IS t rels 'trom the wreckage, worked, Cor another, circle with the one fune. ,tS · Because classes are dismis.sed to address them WIth assurances ing hcr clUB' reeitation of lIie lnot only to Russia but other coun· heretic under StalIn In lHe V:. an bou ,with 'metal . shears and a tioning engine" Lee said. ,' nex( Wednesday for Thanksgiving t~at their demands would be ful· pledge. to allegiance to the flag. tries, f~r volunt~rs when Egypt siav-Sovlet relations Were ·pate~ big mobile crane to release Capt. ' vacation, the Notre Dame pep rally flUed , Next bme she bent an car toward was bmog attacked. He said the u onl after the old dktatotfs John O. Connell of Chattanooga, By WAYNE AMMONS will be held 'Ilfsday at 7:15 p.m. He said a voice (rom the build· a worldly slx'year-old and heard l request still stands, but lhat the d~ath ~ 1953 "'Ih,enn., from the smashed nose .of Ex Army Engineer Chief ed~~r~0~:~i~0;~~eb1~~t~Olb~~t i in Tl~rs\~~yra':;l1 ~~~~~ ~~. tradi. ing called out to "give us 20 min· distinctly: "With liberty and cash stage of deciding whether to accept The Yugosl~v News Agency in e 'plane." He received a possible I utes , comrado Imre Nagy is on the for all." volunteers bad not been reach.ed. makJng public Lbe Tlto s....:...h. fr-actured pelvis and his condition Still In Serious Cohdition drcn's Trust }t'und, Franc.is Wheel· tional bonfire, introduction of the also d'''''losed Lbat Tl'to Is un.... ~dc~r. was listed as fair. cr, 123 W. Benton St., said Thurs. / seniors on the football team, a skit, ' , "- WASHINGTON UI'l - The condi. day. and a speaker, yet to be announe· V,'ctory Formula going medical treatment, but did ? COMPATIBLE tion of Lt. Gen. Lewis A. Pick, The fund was set up Tuesday lo cd. not say what the nature of the • LITTLE ROCK , Ark. IA'l _ An In. (orm~r chief .of Al'm~ Engineers, provide financial aid to the five Car carl\vans starting at 7 p.m. treatment w... It noted only that ternal Revenue Service employe at remams seriOUS, Walter Reed Austin children 'whose parents, Mr. ' will again be .led by the band from Tito went from Brlonl, his Adriatic Little Bock received a straight an. Army Hospital report.ed Thursday. I and Mrs. C~arence Austin, died in Fraternity Circle and Fraternity retreat, to Pula, "where he is un- sw~r to one of the questions in a Pick, now Alabama State Indusr an a~tomoblle crash early Sunday Row to the library parking lot. dergoillC medical treatment." lax roturn. After the query "mari· trial Development Director, is sUf'l morning. There . will he no ' eard section • tal status"!" tbe taxpayer had writ· fering from an abdominal eondi· "Everybody seems to be respond· (or the Notre Dame game Hawk· Oh: A Couple K.-II.d ten : "Good." tion. , ing very well," Wheeler said. ! eye Pcp Club oUicials an~ounced , wy Wheeler is employed at the Big B IStud ents can not be rclied upon to I CO d C h _ ~nd Ranch Market where Mr. Aus- participate in the card seetion ae. n ry on ras tm ha.d becn manager and has been tivilies because of Thanksgiving CORYDON iii - All Ohio couple 300 Seats In , handhng trust fund collectIOns. vacation, club officials said. was kllled In a tramc accident , Collection boxes have bcen ncar bIite Thursday, offkers said, ' t - Sf -II W' I (. ' d pledged in . many of the city·s gro· 23 Kill d 1 5 d whop they [aUed to observe a stop . ec 'Ion I'! I" nr, I , Olm'e ' cery sto~~s , movie ~heaters , and ~ e, ave sign . S ~ ; .\~ . . other" busmess estabhshments. I M I C sh The victims were LouIs A. Neil, KOAKLEY _ . I ,., ,~ ,. Checks. payable to the Austin 71, and his wlCe. Besse, 63; of BL < \.. . n eXlcan ra .B' .By ,JOHN ~ I de1addJI¥tl ts·lor ~tudent~ . who want Cbildren' s Trust Fund, may be con., Pandor., Ohio, etweon 200 to 300 seats in tho gr , sea . tributed at the Iowa State Bank & MONAGUA, Nicaragua (,f! - They were cD foutc to Perry, .s~I student scaling section went ,Stu4ents Illay stlll obtain tickets, Trust Company. Per~ons donating A Mexican airline said late ' Iowa to visit relatives. , uno/aimed fqr I Satu~day ' s ,all.im, Graha~ ~aid, but they· must pay fund) have been asked to give their Thursday evehing that one of its At the }unclions of hi,hways 15 ,JIQ\1apt ,0wa·Ohlo Slate ,gamll, the '~ regular prlef\ ' , names and addresses so that con· planes, carrying 24 persons crash· and 2, about nine iniIts ;i1 Fr3l)cJs (Buu.) Graham, Mhletie. ht" addltlon ~o ' tickets for the tributions can be acknowledged. Icd and burned Tbursday near Corydon, sberUrs olfic:en ~tmcnt bUlline~ · lNnager, . r.c. . .north . bleJlchers, Graha.n said Wheeler said· no news had been Puerta Samoza on Nicaragua's Pa· their car cruhed Into a small ported 1'hufliday. ' there lire scattered scats avaU. received from the American Legion clfic Coast. Reports reaching the bread truck' driven by Gordoe J This Is a sizeable drop In seat able in the regular stands, most regarding possible collection of Mr. : line's Miami office said one per· Martin of Bethaay, Mo. demand compared with 10WLS of them In the lower rows. Austin's GI Insurance. I son survived. Martin W88 taken to Wayne other Important home games tills Graha~ could offer no exact The five Austin children, whb · The Guest Aerovlas Mexico had County Hospital here for treatment .season. The stuMnt section was reason for the unsold scats at are between the aglls of one and reported earlier ~ that one of Its of throat and other Injuries. His flUed for bOlh the Wisconsin and Saturday'S crucial game. nine, are staying with an uncle in planes bou\ld for Guatemala City c:oodi~ was reported 88 lnot the Michigan ,ames. "Ticket sales for the Ohio State Des Moines. from Panama was overdue and seriOUI. Graham laid there Were about game have been lagging since the lhat ,wreckage o~ an unifentified 1.&00 grid seals till unsold for start of the season," he said. THAT PERSONAL TOUCH plane , had ~n Sighted ~y a Pan· TILlYIIION IN KoAlA ) S , s ,I INDIANAPOLIS IA'l - John H. AmerICan All'ways airliner had SEQVL 11\ - Television wUl be I aturday s game, most of tltem Some people probab,l! thought Olmstead noticed two youths enter Ibeen ~ighted eight miles from So· brought to U.S. troops stationed , n the north bleachers. attempt to get tickets, Gra~a~ B customer's car parked in front mosa, Nicaragua. alona the arm1atk:e Une In Korea The seats in the student sectloni the game was a sell·out and dldn t of his floral shop and ~rlve away. George Monteiro, vice·president , IIICxt year. GeD. I. D. Wblte. com· are now On sale to the general speculated. Olmstead jumped In~ his car, of Guest Aerovias, said later he (Doll' I ..... P'~' 1>~ ... 'In ... 1 I ma.nder of tbe Ilh AI'Iny. baa ~P- public fl>r the regular $3.60 price. B4! ~e doubted the. tickets would forced the two teen·aged boys to .was informed from Panama that a A FORMULA FOR THE HAWKS w .. ertctH Iw UnlvtnltY P.vchetNtthlc H_.pltal patt ..... with .... hel, Iproveci co~ ol.& TV tr_ Under lilt ncw football seating rerrialp un~(ltd. ·"We e~pect a bi!!" stop, t~ .. ned them over too the po. Nicaraguan helicopter had evacu· of the rec ....tlon ..aff, Admiring "Pref. Herter" and hi. fennvla - Hawk. m'nUs luckIlY" ..v'" RNf JniaPon ataUon at $eoul ad relay pialI'" fHcs({ ( sl'at~ wcrtt on pii~'lb r~sh· Ilt the ' licket windows Satur· lice and returned tbe car to nis Bted one seriously Jnjured person a.wl plul al. 11 crown - .... Mill Judv F ....r, .... pIt.. recnatlon . dlroc~, .nd Je'hn F.tev. G. ~ , ~to C8rrJvprolf8Jlll to ma- _ale' Wednesday at 1 p,m" ' the , day," he predicted. customer. to Managua. tour, an " .....nt, . ' _ _. _. . . ' ., :.' ~ troop areas. ' .

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'. ,,,'Genf0J:tI(; I'" ~Qt!.fe~, ,:, ; ~:=*~t1b:~ lt: :fde~~~ ptllJi :d:~o~~~~;!R~~,:~!~ 'f~ t mlill be Iyped or lerlbly wrltten .nd 'IIned; they Will nOI be accepled b, . ' ie",honl!. The Dllb' Iowan reserve. th"l rl,ht ,., edit .ll ' lener.l No~ceL SUI DAMnJ - SUI DdMe'S ~rt ); \tle Library' \pa)'kin I g lol. eukers, I The. Student Council Wednesday night voted to act as a &I Crpcts ,roup will meet in Con· skits and run galore, • coordinating unit among campus groups for a forthcoming Col. £crence Room No. 1 of the ljiem· orial Union at 7:30 p.m. on Mon· INTERNATIONAL CLUB _ In. I lege Crusade for Freedom. _ BV GEORGE DIXOM ;. pelll day, November 19. There. will be, tcrnational Club will hold an organ. 1/ The College Crusade is sponsored by the Crusade for KIn, F •• turel 8Y D.I.Ue }j ki th struclionl WASHINGTON _ Senor Doll GUS' no omcma ng me~tlOg IS izational and planning meeting on " in distrid Freedom, a non.profit. p.rivate organization, supported by cor· tovo A. Van Gclderen. oC lhe Ar. mdftt~ bec~U8e of Thanksgiving Friday, ~ovember 16 at 7:30 P.M. Judgci porations and individuals. It is divided into two sections: gentine embasiY, for aU hl$ 1m. yac!alton. at the Student Center of the First 1.11) cMrgcs ~ R!ldio Free Europe and the Free Europe Press. prcssivc name and grave diplcl. tt j Congregational Church. All stu· 1~ I lion Co ~ malic responsibilities. looks like i ITI H SCHOOL - dents interested in jOining the In· "II) The idea for a College Cn.sade was originated two years SUt.tMI~, 000 powell a baby. In fact, his nickname Is I;)c!nnls Ward. Brltlsh summer ternational Club are welcome )11 at Ihe sail ago at the University of ~Iinnesota . Last year a College Cru· "Bebe." IIchoOl representative, will I'>c on After a short business meeting 'uiq pids IrQll sade progrnn\ was sponsored at sur by the Intenratemity . : the sui campus Monday to talk tliere will be movies, games, re. 11101 1 tempting II . [hiS someUme~ lea.ds to Interest· wllil students about thtl 6·week freshments and a social hour 1111 plOyes till Council's Greek Week comm"ittee. Since it was received so I ' • " ') 109 exchanges Wlt~ 1\18 dinner part, Br~tl5h universities"summ er school GafCn8! well iJ, 1955, the Crusade for Freedom has asked SUI students ' ner when he aUeOds official t~d ~ ~aslon~. Ward will speak at the I' ~ III the petitll ings. lnternational Center at 3 p.m. and S9CIAL DANC,E CLUB - Social , The un:u and student leaders to baek another program this year. The other evening !it a formal may be contacted through Walace Dance Club will no~ meet Monday, Zahorik. I The purpose of the College Crusade is to enable students affair he was assigned to "take Mkpcr at the' OCIice of Student Nov .. 19, because of the Folk D~nce I•• tIIat pick~ in the United States to affect the thinking and the outlook of in" Mrs. Douglas Hatch. wife ot AC(airs to discuss any courses .to Festival. Tbe last two meet lOgs .tiJ one of our legal luminaries. Ruth be offerM. , . will be. November 26 and Decem· delay or U thos student now forced to live behind the Iron Cnrtain in t;~ of the pia Hatch is a brightly·attentive type ...---o-r " j ber~ . ' .. ucale men Poland, Czec\Wslovakia, Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary. who makes every dinner compan· 'SI OMEGA WIVES .,.. The psi .,. ---. .~~ These student look to the U.S. for help and encouragement, ion feel like a spellbinding racon· Omega Wives Club will liold its THANKSGIVING VACATION LI. III' ~~i'Char:! teur. even if he is only describing regular meeting on Tuesday, No· 8RARY HOURS _ and thus the proposed program at sur should receive all how he almost played goll with vember 20, at 8 p.m. in the chapter Wed .• Nov. 21 ..,. 7:30 a.m. ·S p.m. ~'Ii Zahori~ possible support. Ike at Burning Tree, except that house. Committee members arc: Thurs.: Nov. 22 - CLOSED the action, the President was in another four· Joyce Larson. Phyllis Torgerson. Frlflay, Nov. 23 - 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. tempted What can individual students and student groups do to ployeS inl some at a different , course that Phyllis Bruns. Lois I'j0rth and Sat.. ,Nov. 24 - 7:30 a.m.·S p.m . support the Co\lc~ Crusade? da y. Marilyn Taylor. Sunday, Nov. 25 - 1:30 p.m.-2 a.m . Iract. They can make recordings for translation and rebroadcast Mrs. Hatch kept her head tilted Mon., Nol'. 26 - 7:30 a.m .-2 a.m. Arnold tendent fo over Radio Free Europe to students behind the Iron Curtain. to one side like an absorbed bobo· RDMANCE LANGUAGE - Mr. Closed Reser\te and overnight reo '1 , link while she plied Senor.Don Gus· Jean Lambert, son-in .. law of the serve books may be checked out at I.; lied that a This media offers many possibilities. Band, orchestra or tavo with questions about himself. great French writer Andre Gide. 9 pm. Tuesday, Nov. 20. and will .a delayed b I J. a gO.foot chol'us concerts cn n be recorded. Objective tapes of history She opened th e pleasant inquisi· who received the Nobel Prize in be due back .at 10 a.m. Monday tion by sayi ng: 1947 and died in 1951. will visit Nov. 26. ' completio~ finIshed or philosophy lechITes would be of great aid, since students "You look far too young to be the Romance Language Depart· Departmental libraries wiil post III uq 8 bricklay behind the Iron Curtain lire interested in wha~ Americans learn a diplomat. " . ~ent today, and le.cture this eve· their hours on the door s. 'IJ~ , after talki " B t I .. 'd I I rung at 8 p.m. In room 121A and how they think. Hecordings of fonlms al1d discllss\ons, u am, sal t Ie gent eman Schaeffer Hali on the topic "With ~rom the .Pampa~. "I have bee?, Andre Gide." The lectur.e is in SQUARE . DANCE ... All stllden~s ) ShtdC'l1t.faculty discussions - the list is endless, tAe possibilitie, ~ . . 1D . ~e foreIgn servIce many years. French and i,$ sponsored by the - There wl~1 P.e a ,square da~~e In tc. Il\nuerous. You couldn't be. You are only Graduate College and the Depart. the women s gym Frlda,Y mght. SUIGr Students can contribute artjclt"s for the Free EUl'ope Press , \ a baby." ment of Romance Lang'uages: ' All Nov. 1~ at 8 ~.m. Twenty five cen~ newspaper. Stories on every aspect of ·shldent life; items about "I am 36 years old. I ha ve babies are invited to att~nd. .• admiSSIOn will. bq l&hatgedJ ThIS of my own. " ~ '. Ilvent sponsoi'ed by the Independent U.S. student organizations, how are nm and of their objectives. "That will teach Ron nof they Mrs. Hatch pretended this was TOWN MEN - TOWN WOMEN _ ~tudent . WASHI Pictme stories about campus events such as Homecoming or the most astounding thing she had There will be a joint meeting oC ' E. Linden the Dolphin Show. There are many possibilities in this field. ever heard in her lile. She asked Town Men and Town Women on PHI GAMMA NU'1>- Phi Gamma I, Y.• Thurs' Senor Van Gelderen how many Monday. November 19, at 7:00 Nu will have 'thelr 'pledging and in· 1u! Letters to students behind the Iron Curtain. The Crusade tor or a Letters Lo.oking at Rights children he had. p.m. in the' Pentacrest ROoni ~ or IHation ceremony on Sunday! Nov. program. for Freedom will provide students or student groups with a "Eight," he replied proudly. "I the Iowa Memorial Un~on . · . ~ 18. at 5:32 p.m. in the YWCA office of the nat list of names and addresses of students to write. The chances Student Questions Need have had one every year." -- \ ,. : in the Union, All alums are invitL and disa Mrs. Hatch. spent the next ten FACULTY COUNCIL - The re8 u. cd. each year for replies are good. Of Seating P~tition ' -,. Of Negro ·Citizens minutes in lightning calculation lar meeting oC the University Fac. __ I Linder By backing and participating in a College Crusade program TO THE EDITOR: a'nd finally cried triumphantly : ulty Council will be held Tuesday. ZOOLOGY SEMINAR-The sem· If. and Ph.D. SUI students will have a bettcr understanding of the problems From th o Albovili. (N.C.) Tim.. communities could afford their own "Then· you must have had your November 20, at 4:30 p.m. in the ·inar will meet at 4:10 p.m. Friday The dep S. I was prompte~ to write ~his It is imperative now that respon. private recreational facilities. first one at 28111" House Chamber of Old Capitol. in Room 201 oC the Zoology Build· .!.!! tion and students behind the Iron Curtain face. YOli will be able to letter after readmg the article. . . . . " .. ;, ' Every member of the Faculty fs ing. Prof. Titus C. Evans, head of "T year surv give shldents on campus a clearer appreciation of the meaning on the student petition being cir. Sible. Citizens IrrespectIve oC colur BY SENSIBLE COOPERATION . No m~.dame, cor.reeted th:. invited to attend any regular meet· the SUI Radiation Researcll Lab· I) congress culated by the engineering stu· or creed, tallt sense about race on a fair and equal voluntary diplomat. I had my first at 26. ing of the Council; these meetings oratory will speak on "Recent De. of ollr freedom. medical s dents concerning football sealing problems in their communities and basis our white and colored citizens Mrs. Hatch rechecked her com· arc held the second Tuesday ot velopments in Application of Radio and disabl By relatively close contact with students in Eastern Europe, and the proposal that all student state . .In resolving this crisis over can "have their cake and eat it putations with the speed of a tote each month uniess announced Isotopes in Medical Research. ". Surgeon through letters and stories, you can bring to SUI an awareness seats .should be betwe~n the 25- public schools it is vital to the hon. to" in public schools. public rccrc~· board. Before three morc courses otherwise. -'-- It said the i yard lines. tion. in their churches and in many had been served she looked up WEI G H T TRAINING - The , H of the responsibility of American students to understand inter­ will be ofi 'l I h 1 lor. peace and progress of the state other fields . . . again and protested: PEP RALLY - There will be a Weight Training Room will"~ i" private WhI e av~ n~ a tcrnate p .an thatlhere be mutual respect. good. "" , national affairs. And you ,can give meaning to the 'problems to offer at thiS .hme, I do WIS~ will and intelligent cooperation be. Because our Negro citizens are a "But that can't be. Eight from Pep Rally tonIght at 7: 15 p.m. in opened for student use on Mon· . ,r healtll pro which directl y affect not only the students and people in t? express ~y VIC.WS on the petl· tween our white and colored races. mjnor~ty group with relatively little thirty·six - let me see - six from days, Wednesdays and Fridays be- . Linder Eastern Europe, but the students and people in the United lton now bemg circulated. Quot· . . . political or economic power they thirty·six would be thirty. and two U.S. R'e-d Cross ' tween the hours of 3:30 p.m. and If service C ing the petition. its purpose is' . In t.he. promotlon of .these obJec· would be severely penalized in the from that would be 28 ; you've got 5 p.m. The North Gymnasium will ")t statistical State. "to .secure enough signatures to tlves It IS up to the white people to "private enterprise" developments . to be 28!" be opened for student recreational 1 chief of th Through learning about the student living in a Communist demonstrate to the Student Coun. lead the way bec.~use the a~~an- ii' all the fields under discussion .. "No madame, I was two years in . Frem the No .. Y~rt Times purposes each Friday afternoon I, statistics controlled country, American students can better understand cil alld the Athletic Department lages oC economic and I)olltlcal Our white citizens have delayed prison. " J It has always been a />ource' of from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. that the requested change rep· power arc on their side: much too long in sharing policy "For heaven's sake!" burst out justiCiable pride in democracies o( what Communism itself means. And it is first necessary to resents the desires of a majori ty THEIR FIRST MOVE ' sho uld be making responsibilitics in civic. ed· LAMBDA CHI ALPHA-All memo know what Communism is, in order to thwart its effccts on in· oC the students." If this is the to do everything they can 'to banish uCf\tional and governmental affairs Mt·s. Hatch. "What did you do?" our sort that the highest type of bers interested in organization. dividual freedom. purpose of the petltionthen I can forever wh~t is left of the cruel and \vlth colored Cellow citizens. For "I was against Peron." citizen is prepared and willing to contact Roger Hugbes, x4076. say that this purpose has already a~surd nollOn ~hat there could pos· in$tance. the case for public school • "Well, th~~ was very nice oC you. serve humanitaria~ causes. That -- been accomplished. Naturally thG slbly be an~ sttgma alta~hed to any segregation is greatly weakened I m sure. commended Mr~. h I . , , PRE·SCHOOL VAC4NCIES-The Student Council and the Athletic human bemg because oC race, without proper Negro representa. Hatch. who believes in glvitlg credo 1 e Um~d States s houl~ h\lvt! been Patent&' Cooperative Pre-Scbool .. BECKER . Department are aware that the color or other physi<:al characteris- tion on school boards and commis. it wherc credit is due. haut tell a bl~ til call upon such men as Ells· has several openings in th, junior Tenth A BaeR the Hawks! nesday at students would like better sea ts- tics . The Creator never stigmatiz· sions. me - what did you do those two worth BUnker and Gen. Alfred M. group for children 3 years old. VESLEY. who doesn't want to sit on the 50 es anybody . . . - I THE BEST INSURANCE for a years in prison when you were hot Gruenlber to head thc American Those interested contact Mrs Char· • alrl . : This Saturday Iowa's Hawkeyes will play their most enl· iliA yard line? The next step our .wbite people segregated public school system. having children?" , Red Crtl$s is something 1.0 be proud .les Parker. registrar, by phoning FULWOOD dal Big Ten game in years. If fowa defeats Ohio State they ton. N,e . My objection is this : Year after should take to help crea~ a whole- voluntarily maintained, would be The reply of Senor Doll yan Gj!l. r 8-0037. legal , Gla wilT..carn a share of the Big Ten title, end a 17 game Big Ten year the students complain ir. some climate for tolerance. justice integration on the official level , deren Was given \11 deadly serl' 0 . . HENRERSQ loud fashion about their seats in and interracial cooperation is to try giving Negroes a proportionate ousness. Nevertheless it brought Nil one ~eds to be reminded In SENIOR PICTURES - ' Seniors nle HAN wirjning streak compiled over the past three seasons by the pld •. the stadium, thinking the Ath1etic to convince everybody, especially voice in the operation of separate a pretty blush to the face of the these critical days of the role that who have JIot yet had their pictures OLSON. Ja BlIForest Evashevski. /Ire at think that tho Athletic Depart. ligence. weallh or social position. scntation on the official level in do publicity for ~e~le Mesla wh~1t day Hie Red Cross stands serenely taking senior pictures for the 1957 / ford Ave Th~ [O\va team already has its best won-lost record since the ment could concede to the stu. Huma.n . di~nity , fr e.ed~,. justice otner governmental agencies, local the latter was m~mster to Lux-em- oqd f>Ufely above Ule strife. Even book. day's of Nile Kinnick. And last week's 7-0 upset victory over dents' wishes if they cared to? an'd CIVil TIghts are tnd"lslble-all and state. bou:g but has SlDC~ returned t" the Kadar Government. in reject. TM fact is that they cannot even ollr cItizens must have t'tIem equa! · We appeal to our Negro citizens capitol ~ews reporting, has , bceh iHg Uhlled Nations observers. said PLAY-HITE - The facilities of preViously undefeated Minnesotn was probably the most satis· though they would like to. After ly or non e Can ever be sccure in to cooperate in voluntary segrega· ceremomously re.badged. . It woill" welcome medicine. food the Fieldhouse will be available for fyil1t ~vin i~ ~vy's four seasons at the University. all. Big Ten football is big busi. them. tion in thc areas menti0ied here As secretary of the standin/: coh· atid clothing - and it is the Inter· mixed recreational activlUes each Tuesday and Friday night from W)~~~hu,lon Ih,ln" to 4 p.m. PER50N~L LIIiE COMMISSION Icl]glh gown of white wool. The l Turkey Shoot." , tr~e rrom . Ca~lfornla SIX years ago (oam C':r~p~ 1.le. The needs of modern man' as prtncess style gown featured lOng ' The game centers around the I and planted It to see what wou ld Slut. G,.y, Rea. ·ty , 11.1" wllb Mo t.b· ALPHA-All mem- C, " reflected in the play, "Death at filled sleeves. ending with tiny bowling alley and two turkeys. sup-I happen. The tree can't su ~ vlve In, Cut!. Sb .. in organization. " ,a Salesman," will, be ·r, discussed bu ttb~S. · Her hot was of white ' plied by the Maple Cre t Turkey ll\1,ichigan COl? It ~ • e~c r y wmter l :v to 9. ughes, Xj076. today at 3:311 p.m, in the YWCA satin. .' Farm. will be given a prizes. IO,oge~es carries It in Side. For the ______Record , ~·tooms . , I' She can'hld a colonial corsage Students can gel inlo the contest last SIX sumll?e!'s h~ has reaped I VAC4NCIES-The B~" S I : ~lm~Mdwo~nd~~ b~re ~ whRe c~%a~~mums m~e ~r~ g re~lu ~wliq ~u~ ~! ~"cd O~f~J~W~C~y~f~~~S~._~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ rative Pre-5cbool '., BECKER, ProI. and Mrs. Sa m L., 608 1 rnvlted to attend thlS meetmg spon- into lillY clusters with long stream., the Iowa Memorial Union bowling Tenth Ave .. CQralvllle. a boy, Wed- sored by the Personal Life Com d' ~ nings in th, junior n.,day at Unlver.slty Hospl t.~. . . - ers exten mg. alleys. Cost will be 40 cents per ren 3 years old. VESLEY. Mr. 'md Mrs. Harold . TUftn . I nusslon of the YWCA. ~ 1\1 l'ss Donna O'B I"en A4 I\lusca- line contact Mrs. Char- a Ilrl. Thul'Fday at Mercy Hospital. I I ,. I' MARRIA GE LICENSES UNION 'BOAR-D tine, was maid of honol'. She wore The turkey shoOl will be rUIl istrar, by phoning FULWOOD. WUllam F ., le,al. Morga n- . b hid I .. . lon, N.C .. and Annie B. JACKSON, Tables for playing duplicate I a co.coa . rown 5 eer woo ress, sl!lUlar to a regular bo.w hn~ gan:e le,al, Glasgow. Mo. . b Id will be t . th S . cut m princess hnes, nnd carned wllh each bowler estimating hiS HENRERSON. Richard A.. 22. and Bon- r ge . se Up m e un I I ' I f g Id d ' r' I b f h b' I nl. HANZLIK. 18. both o( Ceda r R.- Porch of the Iowa Memorial Union a co oDi a corsage 0 0 an I lila score core e egms pay. TURES - Seniors II t had their pictures o ~dJN. Jame. D .. 24. and EmJly PEN- Nov. 18 from 2-4 p.m. Stud e nt ~ bronze c~rysanthemu!'1s . She wore On e of the 10 fran:e h~ b~wls will I. 57 Hawkeye should NtNGROTH. 24. both of low. City. are utged to practice now for the I a matchmg head band. I bf blacked oul durmg hiS hnc. f) , phic Service, 7 E. P?o~!:A!d ~~~nr~h A.c ·'V I~~~~ : University and Big Ten Bridge Norval . No rris ' of Bettendorf ' AIteoJ' he finishes. Ule bowler will ween 1 and Ii p,m, 20 , Center Poin t. Tournaments served hiS brother as best man. [ind out his lotai score plus the the last day for PETERS. David F~~E:a r mo tor caugtl t ' Ushers were J ohn and . Paul Lath- blacked tally from the score keep· ctures for the 1957 rlre at corner of Capital 51. and Bed- ALPHA XI DELTA rop. bro~h c r s of the bn de. cr. The girl and boy who come Young engineer I fo rd AV'iirs,"aiCT COUB.T The members of Alpha Xi Delta A reception honori ng the couple closest lo their estimated scoreS I SEDIVEC. Elsie .. flied pelillon for dl- wlll entertain their guests at an was held immedia tely fo llowi ng the will wi n the turkeys. vorce (rom Cene. . £ I Th k .. buff d' The facilities of ELLIS. Cen.. flied a petition for dl- . In orma an sglVmg et m- sell$ million •dollar ill be avallabl~ for vorce from Helen. I ner Sunday at 6 p.m. nal activities each .\ Mrs. Olen Brake. ~ational riday nigbt {rom SOMETHING THEY ATE fourth vice-president of Alpha Xi vided no home var­ MADISON. Wis. (.fI - An old Delta. will visit Sur:1I Sigma chap- equipinent to utilities scheduled. Mem- custom holds that the darker the ter Nov. 19 anp 2lI. . I ty. staff. and stu· " fall coat of the wooly bear eatcr-I ,"r- ,. '. tI eir spouses are in· 'I pillar the more Scvere the winter DELTA CHI , . Selling electric equipment for a utility sub. aDd take Hrt ill I' that follo·wt. But Prof. Thomas Pledges o( Qella qu social ira· station-a 6bmplex unit used in power tra ns­ which they are in- . C. Allen. chairman Of the ento- tcrnlty :will honor. the ·actives and mission ttriil distribution-requires extensive sion will be oy fac- J I mology department of the Univers- ,their dates at tl)elr second. lmual student I.D. card. ity of Wisconsin . says it's just\ "Pledge Jal)1boree" costuri,le party technical knowJedge of the products in­ ovember: badminl- I' something the caterpillars ate. at B' p.m. Saturday at, ~bc chllpter volved. Men who sell such complex equip­ swimming, table "The color of the coat is due to Ihouse. Ji.rn Decker. E1. DavenpOrt, m ent musr Iso know a customer's require­ smash. basketball whatever food is available when pledge social chairman is iD cliarge ments, what' will best fill his needs, and how I 'I they shed their coats." Allen said. of the cvc~ing. to sell the m~rits of their products to the executives·'Who buy such apparatus. ) . ffidal One such man at General Electric is 31- JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL year-old Allen J, Clay, an apparatus sales DAILY engineer serving the electrical utility com­ BULLETIN panies in the Philadelphia-Allentown area. BOND ISSLJE Clay's Work Is Importnt, Dlvlnlfled VEMBER 16, 1'~ CALENDAR For Clay, technical selling is not a door-to­ Novlmber 16 What is the status of Univerlity of door job. As a representative of General . - City Managers Students? Electric, he must be ready to discuss cus­ Pentacrcst Room. tomer needs with vice presidents or help Union. Pre-Medical Con­ May they vote? solve intricate problems with skilled engi­ nate Chamber, Old neers. His recommendations are based on Choose and register your Who pays for their children's education? his own engineering background" and are favorite Gorham Sterling I Nlvemller 17 . , ... backed up by the know-hO'w of the Com­ . - City Manager\! Students who fulfill normal residence reqyirementsland I. pattern well in advance of pany's best application engineers. His in­ P enta.::rest Room, rtllde within the Iowa City School District can and should the wedding day _ .. 1 Union. vOle. terest in wO'rking with people carries over Football - Ohio make gift selection easy and ' into his community life, where he takes a - Stadium, SUI pay. the following tu[tlon for the, childr.;' of stu. " accurate for fr'enW! and part in many local activities-Rotary, Com· Nlv,mlle, 1. dents who reside In SUI haUling unitsl relatives. Be smart - atart wa Mountaineers - munity Chest,Boy Scouts, and his University a" - John Ebert - with a single teaspoon fro~ Engineering Alumni Association. Elementary $215~0 per ytar · ..., itor[um. .' f . .. , " ... 83.75, Federal Tax 27,000 Collel' CradUites It G.n.,11 [Jectrlc November l' Junior High $427.95 per year included. Come in today, University Faculty . aee our Bridal Counselor, 1 • ub Bridge - Unlver­ Senior Hlllh $499.50 p., year Allen Clay is a well·rO'unded individual whO' mi. has come to be a spokesman for General a F~lk Dancers pre- • Electric wherever he goes. Like each oC our University 'rambur­ Students relldlng [n off-campus housing pay rent, thul 27,000 colle,8e-graduate employees, he is be· ride Auditorium. Indir.ctly contributing to lalCe., or own hou ... and pay Novlmber 20 dirlct to)(Qtion for the lupport of education. ing given tHe chance to grow aDd realize his a Society. Archeolo­ full potential. For General Electric has long - Shambaugh Audio believed this: Whenever fresh young minds VOTE 'YES', are given freedom to make progress, every­ y, Nlvlmber 21 Buy YOUI' body benefi'ts-the individual, the Company, Holiday ~&h\s . for the Junior High School Bond Illue Silver by I. FUlKS , Nlv ••r 24 and the country. ootbaU, NOire Dam. Thl. space is contributed by the CiUzens; COFmlttce ' ro~ t ~~ .:, Single' .p,w(Jes odium. , Bond Issue ,.",. " I :l1r i ' Edlicatiott{rJ RJatioos, General El~ric , Nov.mber 27 Jewelry Prof. Richllrd Wilmeth '! Rev. Alfrod Hcnriksel1l " , ComJXU'Y. Sche~tady S. New York tlon and' World Set Com· l'OC11' lewd ,.,. fo r Or a so r e {/r,~

• '( litO "1" Pa, 4-THil gAIl- Y IQWAtb·I''')v. City, I•. -Frlday, Nov. ", 195' ( . ~ -~ ~ - - , \ . CQUNTRY FRESH' EGGS IEvy PI~nning.surprise for Defending Cha~ps-"

(v.ry fall wh.n the young h.ns begin to lay you can find real bargains in egg prices. This Y.CH is no exc.ption and this week the market is lower, so we are paning the re­ Pfobii~le :'f~r (.fj - auction on to you. Compare these prll=o' for quality eggs K'arras B'uckeyes MELBOURNE The Sovict and you will agree they can't be beatl By LARRY DENNIS I Union's top athletic coach said Dall, 10...... Sp.rl. Wriler Thursday the U.S, Olympic track , Prospects that Alex Karras, UNI and field team is the :'greatest The I Grade A Smcdl ,_, ...... _. _.. 25c dOl. IIowa's stalwart left tackle, would Prestige for Sigma Nu Defeats - ever assembled by any country Tburs I be ready for action against Ohio any Lime and is much stronger Grade A Medium ...... 37cdoz. State seemed brighter Thursday I, effort Sigma Alpha, 12·9; than the 1952 team which domino I ,o\sseJl Grade A Large , ...... ,., ..... 46c doz. With an encouraging report from 1"-American ated the Helsinki games." Dr, W. D. Paul, team physician. lTluni! Russia's Gabriel Korobkov 5emb ] Grade A Extra Large ...... 49c doz. , "Karras is respon~;ng well to Here's Your treatment," Dr. Paul revealed, "in In Iowa Tilt Advances to Finals watcbed Che American Olympians , sion t work out. in the rain. It was the For those special 'quarterback Ken Ploen as excep- the extra point. A safety rounded Athletes from more than 60 na· I" I report that· Del Kloewer, second ' tio\lal perform~rs. , out the scoring. tions practiced all the Olympic HALDANE fARM DAI.RV, \ team left haHback, and Dick The 251-pound Parker pokes the SOuth Quad II gained the finals sports despite the steady rain, , ' -UrU . Theer, second team right guard, I'lj Fa'yoreA-ln . biggest hole in rival defenses, but in the' Quad-South Quad League Australians pointed out the 16th lohnDane probably would be ready to go ~ taokle Dick Guy; end Leo Brown, . with a 9-0 victory over Quad Upper Olympiad does not start until Nov. against the Buckeyes Saturday. f a mere i68-poullder; and guard Au- C. 22, so therc was plenty of time fori C· Me1 the weather to change, 1 Ie wes ~ mile south off Highway 1 . ~oth ~loewer. an.d Theer were on erence e rcllus Thomas also are terrific Leading 7-0 at halI time the win- m and IDJured ID the MIchigan game and Buckeye blasters. ners held off a desperate last halI The full cast for the games was ,:00.10:3Q A.M. Open Daily 4:00-7:00 P.M. subsequently missed tllo l\\inncsota CHICAGO (.fj _ P d by return- And such Ohio State backs as rally to move into the finals. Ron almost completed late Thursday contest. . quarterback Frank Elwood and Boehm passed to Bill Jones for the night when two DC7 loads of Rus­ Coach Forest Evashevski drilled ing individual cha pion Henry halfbacks Don Clark and Jim Rose- game's only touchdown on a play sians arrived from Rangoon and the Hawkeyes long .and hard in Kennedy, Michigan tate's Spar- boro'tlon't exactly have to have a that covered ten yards. Boehm Americans from Honolulu. Nearly , . the bitter-cold wind "Thursday with tans arc heavily fav6fed to retain traffic cop tell them which way is added the extra point. all the about 5,000 athletes now are emphasis on the Iowa offense. Evy tbeir team title in the Big Ten which. in Australia, apparently was .trying to catch' up cross country meet With the campaign rapidly near- One of the last to arrive was LAUNDRY 1 af'CI DRY CLEANING eham~onship I • on some of the lime lost from Wed- today. ing a close, However, it will be Gridder Dies Russia's hat-loving discus thrower \ nesday's rain-abbreviated drill. Following the We ern Confer- tough to beat out such strong see-, Nina Ponomareva, She arrived An Amating Value · . Reports are that Evy is cooking ence harriet meet, the Central Col. tional All-America candidates as from Rangoon, hatless, but wear­ ing sn;tall U.S, olympic team but­ ElGIN CAPETOWN up another of his patented surprises legiate Conference championship end ROn Kramer of Michigan, ! Sol il - fo (aot ' It! AT ONLY Ifor Ohio State, but it looks like will be contested over the same quarterback Paul Hornung of Notre I tons on her coat. Thos sell ,wln der ' $ , .. "Please say nothing about tbose just what the surprise is won't be Washington Park course. Notre D~e, center ; Johnny Matsko of rpluay-qedequally for work smarl or $79'-' revealed before Saturday. Dame is defending its team crown. 1 Michigan State, halfback Abe hats," she said. lor dress. Superbly Ie T.. WOodSOD of TIiinois and end Lamar Meantime. Dan Ferris, secreta· ICcurat. movement. Iod .. .\ ry of the American Athletic Un. ·Wh.n ">e, cry:I,1 and crown '" Inlac~ " Lundy of Purdue. 1------:-:---:------.. Michigan State halfback Clarence ion, spent part oC the rainy day Touc hcl own ren d ency- Peaks, ~helved by injury after five working out a form sheet Which games, is a most worth·while showed Americans winning 15 1 ' " "hardship" case. Certainly, few men's gold medals. backs in lhe country were as talent­ Ferris said the Americans will l Phone 26M S. Ohio State over Iowa ed as Peaks while he lasted, win practically everything on tile The injury ~inx also threatens track cxcept distance events, Wag-n-e,.~ llJ Spartans over Gophers the bid of Pur~ue's great quarter­ marathon and walks. In field events tit back, Lett Dawson, who missed last the Americans are right at the top 1 Cradu{J te Gemologist Michigan over Indiana Saturday's Mictligan State game. but their chances are weakest in I' 315 E.~I MA•' RKET• • 107 E. Washington Bobby Cox Of Minnesota has a the bop, step and jump, ' ~ . chance to renew his All America AVERAGE STUDENT LAUNDRY I. By DR. ALLEN SMITH Texas by 7 in tile Southwest head- quarterba~k bid in the Gophers' do- , I C:Osts . , , ' liner. or ~die game with Michigan State I Th e Iowa Hawkeycs flOd them.! Georgia Tech, Miss, State and' Saturday, BREMERS~ . I selves underdogs for tl).e second Tennessee should register over ' _~ ___ straight, week hy the Smith Touch· league competition in Southwest- L d ' W WESTMAR COLLEGE football LESS THAN Wash and Dry .. :.. ... 9c · lb. ,down Tendency. ~ystem as the ern Conference cO'lt 5t8 , T~ ·En· an y' ' o' nit player, 5t.nley Short, 21, of q.. ~ Ir.om .Ohio State rate .6· Ilre 2O.poirit Choices over .' Moines, died Thlll-sday in a Sioux , I ;$1' Wash, Dry and : IB~ckeyes a gin~rs ~ Get your topcoat for the ga~e . , 'IN. 'old ...... ,:\:.,, 11c Ib, point favorite In a , kpockout ~ ~ij{ A1at>lVRa, Miss. State. should throt- W,,·t 'L--'raw City hospital. Short, .n, encl, .... Ten affair, '.' I '. , tre tlQuisiana State IW 1 while Ten. no celved a serious brain IniurYl Ip a lull B~g ~en card, the 's.ys- nes'see 'is mov~ng past i.f.i~sissippi MELBOURNE (.fj _ There is no November 3 jft a football game ~ NOW! ' t~m sces Mlclilgan o,\erpowe,n~g by , 1. Aubl!\'n ' 1ihlllild gam a 7- possi\lWty of world mile record ~~ai~~de~:~~~u~~e~ ~~=: Indlana l b~ ~, Michigan State r;na~- .P9int, "':~Q \ . ov~r ~~o~gia while holde John Landy's withdrawing .. , te~ln~ fi~nesot~ by 7, IllinoiS Vanderbilt IS declSlomng Tul~ne rom ·the Olympic Games following ::be~rii6ii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~ ,. downlD~ WI~fons.JD. by 13 and F~r. i ?y 6; Wake Forest rates 7 fOJ,n,t is . fMlure at ; Ill,et!t at suburban Iii d~ . emergl!',g • With a 1(·POtnt,~ mfe~lOr tp ,puke: l ' . ! r Geelon, Wedn~day nigbt. "Flat tops our specialty" .trl,tnh.pb Qver Northwest~rn. . I ,The leading tnt rsectlonal ~on - Landy was not available for com- . , Okla~JOma" the SY5.tem s NO., 1 tests sh?uld result n Notte Dame menl' 'l'fiursday but Berg Guyot, Ward's Barber Shop ~ . clu~, IS ,r~.ted. , 27 pomts s~perl~r conquermg I':'orth Carolina by 7 a~d man'il~eJ ' bl the Australian athletic to I .t~ , o!d ~p~rrl~g m~te, MIssouri, I Baylor handing Nebraska a 20-pomt team , was . emphatic that Landy Upstairl over Ke"ney'l , • 'Ile'xas , Christian. should- beat defeat. ' . . ~ , -" ,. would run .in both the 1,500 and , 24V2 Clinton St. ~ '. . MAJOR GAMES . (t' , , 5~,~ooo~.m~e~. ~:r~ev~e~! n~ts~a~t~th~e ~g~~:"?~e~s,~~~~~:~~~~~~~ "' !ltl -: "'Ju".r ,,..lI'or ~lartln Winner Losefn.) ~h.rC'la ~ Acac,lell\Y ' td,,1\0 st. 2'1 Dayton WICb t!'!. 1 ~ At No .extra Charge· ,tu'kansas . . So. Meth, 1 Delaware Templ\\1 20 .Auburn Oeclrlrla 1 Denver Colo,I,A&M 6 Baylor Ne~ra ~ ka 20 Duke Wak e f orest 7 CARVUTTO'SGenUine Italian PIZZA Booton College Boslon U nlv. 6 Florida St. Mlss. L. ollther n 1 BfQwn Harvard 1 Geo. Waslt, Tlte citadel 26 ~ I Callfornlu Wllsh , Sl. 6 Georfla Tech. Alaboma 20 ,Chaitanoo". McMurry 20 Holy CroS! Marquette 13 Col. of PacWc, Hardin-Simmons 14 Houslon Villa no.)'a 14 I C\,lorlldo Vlah 20 DUnol . Wi sc<\.ll sln 13 CGnn. Rbode 1. land 2'1 KlUll'os Sl. Iowa '8l .•~oJl'1. 71 Ohio State JOw.. ." 6 ~ Casual Oklahoma M1s~ url 27 The 1~ Okla. A&M Detr O~ egon 51. Idaho . 20 Penn. Coluntl!a 7 Penn. St. N. ~ F st. 20 ~ PIttsburgh Ami'S< 1 Look Princeton Yale 7 purdue Norlh"lstern 14 Richmond E . C'l rolloa 19 SPAGHETTI I san Jose St. eolth f'olY 6' • S. Carolina Maryland I BAR-B-Q RIBS For an ail; 'of studied casual­ So. Calif. Otego!): 13 • Stanford Wash ington 1 ness these S(>9rt coats are a Syracuse Colgate 13 SUBMARINES Tempe State Arl~on ;(' 13 • ~ must. Styled in natural shoul· 'fennessee Mi ssISsippi 7 . HOT DOGS Texas A&:M , Rlee 13 • der, thr~button cut, in a vari­ Texas C\1rlsUan Texas 7 Td.s Tech n11$Q . 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\ . ~ ~THIE D Marine Found I Campus Fund·To Aid, Younf}~ ' IGuil~ Of! Two d ,; Hungarian Stu ents ! I'CrOel( Charges Christmas' I One of t~: e::i;:C:t:':~"l;; t;~IS~a:::·~I~::;1 C::::·;i~;) be the I I PARRIS (SLAND, S. C. ~ - A World University ~rvlce 6WUS1. , general court-martial Thursday WUS is a non·profit agl'ncy with a program de igncd to fo ter inter- found a bayonet·wielding drill In. Portrait naUonal education and offer matcrial assistance to universities ' structor. Frederick A. Renton. guil. abroad. - - -- I ty of two counts of cruelty to Mar., It is supported by studcnt funds ' B d' S I inc recruits, °p~scsm~re than 700 American cam· . Renton. from New York City. ,to a ge a es Special was tried on 15 separate charges. ReccnUy, the American Commit· h He pleaded guilty to two at the tee of WUS announced that it will I opening of the trial. Three X with fold.,s I. T G 5 7 POftraits rush emcricncy aid to Hungarian rOR Y oes f' He will be sentenced today. Ren. students. victims of political tur· . I • I ' ton Caces a maximum punishment plus 18 Portrait (New Style) . Inmoil that and European Communist country. 'ag,:re$Sioa T . I . Ch J • of rive years in ,jail and a dishon· CHRISTMAS, CARDS. R.g. $15.50 D t . or able discharge. University studcnts in the Uniled O e a I I ' States are being asked to take up Renton was found ,glWty oC or , collections of funds that WUS wiU By MARILYN LYON punching Pvl. Bradjot~ S. Howe I . of Northboro, Mass., in the- stom· transmit to its Geneva headquar· Members oC the Delta Chi social I aeh and violating a recruit depot ~------~8 x lO Portraits and ters for distribution among I;lun·, fraternity '!Wn , the Homecoming 1- lorder which prohibits instructors garian student~ who have sought I~mmitte~ tropby thl$ year (or sell; LIBERACE AND EL:VIS PRESLEY pull a switch during a spontan· Crom touching a recruit unless It 12 BILLFOLD PORTRAITS . Rea. $15.bO refuge in Austria. 109 the hrghe!!t" nuruber o( HO)11e- eOlls rock 'n roll .."Ion backsta •• at the Las Vegas Riviera. Says is directiy' connected with his train. coupon Dr. Bueli G. Gallagher. president coming badges per member in j Llberac.: "Elvis' and I may be characters - he) with his 5idabums ; Ing. oC City College. New York, and competltioil with ali othcr housing and me with my gold jackets - but we can aHord to be." The youthful in!ftructor admitted Call 9158 for r - .- CLIP THIS COUPON - -- ~ .• chairman o( WUS in UVI United units on campus, ' .--- making two recruits, ftobert J. Pa. . An early States, visited Hong Kong. China The Homecoming committee also B d 'G ' I laisa and Clement R. Ploof Jr. Special Christmas Off. er , . I in August of 1956 and reported on awarded ' trips for the IQwa·Minne· t "suspend" themselvC'6 by el~ws Appointment. I the plight of student~ . in that city. sota game to. the top five alesmen U apes enera and \.:les over a naked bayonet for This coupon is worUI $5.05 when applied on I Gailagher told o( SIX refugec col· oC HomecomlOg badges. I 5 to 10 minutes because they viol at· any CHRISTMAS SPECIAL PORTRAIT. leges in Hong Kong and explained Dick Spring. A3. Madrid. presi- I' ed arlll routine. \ Bring COUPON plus $9.95. This oCCer expires that they were heavily populated dent of the Hawkeye Pep Club said , To The court·martial of 10 oWcers ' I St ·k Go 0171 with refugee students who had fled the salesmanship trophy would rl e found him innocent on charges he y, to Hong Kong without finances or probably be presented to Delta Chi ; .caused recruits to beat or haze Name .. 3,O' ...... :...... :, families . at the next pep rally. . , other members in their platoon. oung j , ,,~~V~~.b~~ ~~.~~ I The typical student. he said. was The Delta Chi's won the trophy I BUDAPE~T , Hungary {.4'I -Iworded. He said he was in favor How~ was one of several recruits fortunate to have an area 8·feet with an average of $9.31 sold per Budapest's lOdustrlal workers. who of "Cree" elections, with / more to testiCy. STUD10 Address ...... ' ...... 1 wide and loog 10 call home. member. . . bitterly Cought Russian tanks, and than one party participating ' at a Renton said tile bayonet incidents (fallagher said the typical stu· . Alpha Epsilon Pi. seela! frater'ltro?PS, voted Thurs~ay to continue Ilater date if this did not d~stroy c:cu.rred som!! six weeks aft~r six dent is main~ined in his studies OIly. won .second place With $8.62 their general s~rlkc. They vowed . . Marme recruits drowned durmg a by emerllency funds from WUS. ' per mymber. I they would strike until they Winj the Comm~Olst system m Hungary; night disciplinary march into near· ; , C;1" s:ii~j;.;q~; · ~~:~·.~i" 'J'..1 The sur Chest drive will begin Five students who 'were the top their dcmands for free elections but he added he feared the Com· by Ribbon Creek, ordered' by Sgl. Nov. 27 and last four days. individual salesmen, won trips to I and independence (rom Moscow. munist party would have to ex· Matthew C. McKeon. a drill in· ------~- Donations can be made either Minnesota. ., They insist, first of ail. 'On the' pect "thorou. gh defeat" in honest ,::.st~r~uc~t~or~fr~om~~W~QI'~C~hos~te~r~:~M~a~s~s~.iiiiiii~~~~ii:~~~~~~~~~:ii~i:~~~~~~~~~;;;~iiiiii;;;iiiiii;;;;~iiiiii~~--l l thro.ugh the persoll,'s housing unit They were Jerry Mathews, AI, return to office oC former Pre· multiparty elections. .. or at,sRCcifled places on ~I;lmpus. Rochester. N. Y.. who sold over mier lrore Nagy, who favors free During the day the capital buz· t 1,000 b~dg es; Rola~d Gorn~all, C3. elections. freedom Crom Russian zed with reports that young Hun· Shl I • , Jow~ City, and Edith Gehrmg. A3. \ domination and a policy oC n'eu· garians are being deported to the Op'. (/..!.I . t'·' . Elgl~, who were also among the trailly Cor Hungary. The workers Soviet Union, despite Kadar·s. 2 '/' .Uen t' Y ":. . . top five salesmen la.st year; Robert also demand thaI Soviet troops claim he had reached an agree. ~oser. A2. North Llber~y. and Da· leave Hungary as soon as possible ment with Soviet military authori'l NOW ' \,-n ·l.:.:.erger . vld Anton. AI, Des Momes. "in the intereit 01" friendship with ties til at "no one may be deport· We D Prof. Wendle L. Kerr. oC the Col- the Soviet Union ." ed." le ~e OC Pharmacr and chairman A fcw hours before the vote. A resolution adopted by the ' , 5 I . of. the sub·co~mlttee. o.n badge~. Russia's choice as premier ofl Council o[ Workers said they in. Grade A S, 5 uspect• saId he was stili recelvlDg mone~ Hungary Janos Kadar reJ'ected . l d tI . ht t t'k . from badge sales I ,. ',SIS e on. 1e rig 0 S rJ e agam, a nd H 'd h . t th t Lal neutrahty as a future pohcy for if necessary, even if Kadar agreed til MINEOLA. N.Y. 1.fI'- Two teen· e sal e expec s e 0 num., the nation and refused any nego· ' to reinstatement of Nagy 'an dtol S tn age brothers Thursday singled out ber oC badges sold to reach approx· tiations with Nagy as long as Nagy di 'th K rid th Angelo Lamarca as tho man they imately 15 900. I ' . SCUSS WI rem In ea ers e , TOM' H saw lurking near the scene oC lit· The Homecoming committee remams 10 the pro~ectlon of the withdrawal oC Russian tro?ps from S I g~ tie Peter Weinberger's kidnaping needed to sell 20,000 badges this I Yugoslav Embassy 10 Budapest. Hungary. Among other thlOgs. ~he ave last July 4. year to defray the cost of Home,. Kadar's proadcast, sho~ed cle.ar'! workers have c~lled ~or exclUSion . ' T' The boys. Danie~ Lucas. 13. and coming expenses. ,Iy he has no IntentIOn of wl!-lklOg of former security . poilcemen Crom gl his brother, Michael. L5, testified lout of the Soviet·dominated War· I Hungar" new pohee force . TURKEYS w at Lamarca's kidnap·slaying trial R" M' saw Pact or giving up the ,close l POlitical ob~ervers said the rea·1 CALIFORNIA PASCAL ir that they saw the defendant Isque agazlnes I tics with Moscow wh!ch set off sun Kadl\r's government was re· ! "sI6uching" in a battered Plymouth the three·week revoluhon. He reo luctant to let United Nations Sec.! . , car near "the Weinberger home R" k B · jected demands for neutrality for retary General Dag Hammarskjold l reeD about IS minutes beCore the baby IS y. uSlness Hungary. saying it was only "wish· visi,t Hungary was the conviction I was stolen. Cui Ulinking as long as there are tbat his presence would cause new lb. tion b At The brothers said the man they ROCK ISLAND I.fI _ Deputy people ~ho. want war." , . , demonstl'l~tions, which cOuld. re., 39c Hoeg~ identified as Lamarca in the autQ' sheriffs. seized hundreds of maga. Kadar s response to workers~ de· suIt only 10 the end of the regIme ' STALK to clill mobile appeared to be writing zines Thursday in a drive touched Imands for a'Cree ballot was vaguely or renewal of l3c the { something. In this conneetion. the olf by complaints oC the Rock enoug state. put ' Ih evidedce the l'ansom Island County P.T.A. Council that 1 .oC ii, note left by lhe kidnaper, which Indecent publications were being I and rev.ealed t' for the ' fi~st time I his sold. oC the threat tpo the baby's lile. Cigar. drug aDd other stores as o I WritUm ,In green lnk in a small wEll I £I .\ono establishment dealing I ~"l Cl:R~NBERRIES t · • • a hand 'on a single sheet of note· til . periodicals wholesale were vis.! book·slze paper, the ransom note ited. read : rhe ' 'search warrants I were is· 1 "Attention: sued by the state attorney's 0[· "I'm sorry this had to happen fiee. Magazines seized were til(' but I am in bad need of money nudist. art pllOto and mell's pub. , and couldn't get it any other way. !icalion type. I '2 ~a~: 29c "Don't tell anyone or go to the Authorities said Ciling of charges pollee about this . because I am would follow an' examination cf LIBBY'S watching you closely. I am scared the publications seized. --;-~! ~~~~;;~~~~;;~~;;~~~~~;;a;;;;~~~ stiff and will kill the baby at your first wrong move. 1 YAMS "Just put ($2.000) two thousand PUMPKiN in smail bills in a brown envclope and place It next to the signpost at the corner oC Albermarle Road for delicious c il)d, Park aveQue . at exactly 10 o'c1a.k tomorrow (Thursdar morn·, 41bs.29 ipi.l~f ~vf.l'ything, goes smooth. I Will i11& tbe' bflby· badt and leave htfu a U\e same' comer 'safe and happy' at exactly 12 noon. " "No. excuses. I. can't wail!" .. TJ10 nOte was, Signed "Your Bally Sitter." , . I An atp)'mpl to 'pay the ransom . was made as ' directed tbe next ~ay 1but the kldn*per failed to ap· pear. Police quoted Lamarca after his arrest as saying he brought the chUd ,to tht! scene but turned away when he saw police and newsmen Large there. Then he drove to the spqt where jhe abandoned th~ baby. Earl cr Peter Weinberger's 2112 Cans mother sobbed in anguish for her 2• dead chUd as she identified (or , boxes the jury the clothes the infant 4 wore when he was kidnaped. Mrs. Beatrice Weinberger. 32. had struggled for control for near· MINCE Iy an hour as she testified (or '. ' MEAT the state against Lamarca. the kidnaper oC her 32·day-old son. He is aceu~d of slaying- the baby I by abandoning it beside a Long 1~landpighway . 2:~~~. 3 . ' ,. 9c But ·when Jitl,1e Peter:, diaper ,. , was displayed to ~ fo~ ;dentifl· cation, Mrs. Weinberger could .Dot go .on. She dropped her head in ,h<:f ha~s and wo~. LUSH'US FANCY ., British . Scho~man ' ., .', PEACI:I'ES To··Speak Here .' ..' I " , Dennis Ward. head of the Depart· ment of Russian at the University I ( Hurry - they're always a sellout • Women's sizes 4!t2 to 10, narro Cans 29,(: of Edinburgh, will visit SUI Mon· day tD discuss with students , the medium widths • Black,' grey, red .... ' . 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