•• I' •• "Getting t he Scen~ . , low Bi s ·OF I By JIM NEY 1 Ohio-unbeaten In four confer- ents' defenses for a total of 1,038 P babl lO ( Dolly lowon Sperl. £.II.r) ence games-is ineJligibIe by a yards in rushing in their four con-I ro e aneups Iowo 's Hawkeyes play the big- cOnlerence ruling for the Rose ference games. The Buckeyes, be- 'Ii gest game oC their live today Bowl trip, but it has for its in- cause of the three, are the number 10 A Position OHIO STATE when they meet Ohio State at 1:301centJve a string of 17 conference two team in the nation in rushing Jim Gibbons (200) ...... LE ...... lill Michael eeoC) (227) in Iowa Stadium. victories in a row riding into the offense. 'Mley lead the Big 10 in Alex Karras (235) ... :.. . " ... LT ...... John Martin (205) And it will probably lake the 1, ~Dtests. The Buckeyes also could that department. . Frank Iloomquist (205) ...... LO ...... Jim Park.r (251) biggest effort Qf their lives to pro-I ~inc:tlBI no w?rlsc ~th A .share of l Roseboro has gamed 391 yards Don Suchy (coC) (203) ...... C ...... Tim DiUman (201) . duce victory in the game that ua: g 1.0 til e WI a VIctory. I in 84 rushes for a 5.9 yard average, H h D k (190) .G" II Th (202) means at least a share of the Big They are rated by most dope'l Clark has netted 370 in 72 tries D,Ufl KI ra (e ) ...... T ...... ~u,. UlDIckDmGOI (214) 10 title and a sure Rose Bowl stera as from four to six point for a 5.1 avcrage and the "Cisco IC k enl 250 ...... uy trip. Iowa hos never represented favorites. And it's no wonder. They ' Kid" has galloped m yards in 30 Frank Gilliam (173) .. , ...... E...... Leo Brown (161) the Big 10 In the Tollrnament of POSleSS three of the top running attempts for a 9.2 per~arry aver· Ken PI.,.n (177) ...... Q8 ..... Frank Ellwood (coC) (194) Roses. backs in the conference: age. Don Dobrino (200) ...... LH8...... Den Clark (191) ! By winning today it could assure Jim Roseboro, Don Clark and liII Happel (t 63) ...... H 8 ...... Jim ...... ro (t 71, the finest Iowa football record in

. ~ , ---,Coupon 'Ot Offer I Serving The State and the People of Iowa City when applied on PORTRAIT. 1 hoto ServlCt' Iowa CIty, This olter e:l:pires ...... , .1 ...... I !Strike ·.Cri p'ples Eastern Ports ':' te ...... 1 ?158 , ~ I ---.II .1SUI, IS C- U---=-e--:-:-oJ .0---:---:-:--5 -~ Largest U~S. Dock Walkout ~ ___ --'-----I Top . P~;d in Stale Idles 60,000 The Weather DES MOINES IA'I- The presidenlo/i of the SUI and Iowa State College ·u ' g'g' -'es-t- R, e v,·s ,·n 9 . (]SC I shared a tic as the highest paid slaLe employes for the 11th con· NEW YORK 111- The most wide· spread dock workers strikc In tho , s - ~ secutive year. The state salary book issued Thursday showed lhat SUI President naUon's history Friday tied up gen· ' "'i ' .' Virgil Hancher and ISC president eral hipping In all major ports ' s Cloudy ~ I J a~nes Hilton each drew checks \0' from Maine to Texas. Sf a t e Tax S tem . talmg $20,000 for the fiscal year Some 60.000 members of the In: Y and Ie nded June 30, 1956. Iowa City Airman tcrnational Lon, horemcn's Assn. DES MOINES IA'I - A complete Some people will pay less. The In third place. at $18.500 ,was Dr. independent. walked out In a con overhaul oC Iowa 's t811 structure, next eCfect will be to equalize the Warmer Norman Nt'lson. dean of the SUI Navy Iract dispute with the New York but no significant over·ali increase tax burden according to ability to I College of Medicine. who received Dies in Crash Shipping Assn., representing 17t in 'revenues, was prescribed Fri· pay and to help relieve some o[ . $14.500 as dean and an additional QUONSET POINT, R. I. IA'I- Lt. shipping and stevedor firms. ' day as a potential solution for the the property tax burden on local Fans at today's cruciaL Iowa- $4 ,000 a director of University f)''') Robert P. Stach. 412 E. Bloom. Negotiators mel again late Fri· state's financial "ills." taxing bodies. " Ohio State game have been pro· Hosplta. Is. lagtonII St., Iowa City, was killed in day but adjourned without tcaching The Iowa Tax Study Committee The COmmi[tee's report said its mised slightly warmer tempera, A study of the book, published a takeoff crash or a Navy carrier IN SPITE OF BELOW FREEZING w•• ttl.r, 200 f.ns cM.red ttl. any agre~ment. Another meeting , closing the books on a thorough first objective was "reduction in tures by the weathe:man. High annually as required by law, dis- lane ncar here shortly af\cr 8 a.m. H.wkey••• t ttl • .,.p r.lly Frld.y nI,ht. Darry Kiluffm.n, A2, A.".., was set for today . 18·month study, came up with 49 local property taxes . .. with the temperature today IS expected closed that of the 43 top.pay slate riday. left, rec.lv" • trophy for O.lt. Chi soci.1 fr.ternlty, ttl. housl", The strike has Idled more than recommendations for considera· funds to make up the reduction t b b t d P tl I unit ..lIing ttl. most Homecomi", b.dg.. 11ft' m.mber. D.lt. Chi ISO ships. lion by the 1957 State Legislature. coming from state aids which in 0 e a ou 45 egrecs. ar Y employes, all except four are iden- Divers working in choppy seas won with .n Iver.,. of 59,31 bldge. sold .,.r .".mber. Carmen Vesscls carrying cargoes such as· . G cloudy skJes are predicted.' tified with educational institutions. 200 yards oCf the seawall Frl'day At t h e same time. ov. Leo turn are supplied by state taxes S d ' 11 b . I I .. (Swiv.l Hips) Pac., AI, MiI.ltnil, ri,ht, .iI", "You Ain't Mottlln' But 011 or coal. handled by pipelines Hocgh announced he does not plan of various kinds. " un ay WI . rmg coo er t~m · Gov. Leo Hoegh's $12,500 salary afternoon recovered the bodies ot A Hlwkey." In typical Elvis Presl.y Ityl •. or chutes rather than long hore· to cali a speciaL session to consider "If the people of Iowa do not peratures . agam and eonLlnumg Iplac el him in a 3·way lie for 23d three Navy airmen:' The others men, appeared to be operating the recommendations because not want taxes to go up, " the report cloudy skies . pI ace. were Lt . (.Jg ) Ch arI es F . Kles' IID' normally. enough time is available, expense declared, "they must take positive 'Among the numerous pay in- Fe~to: Mich .. ~nd .John H. ~alun • But it was an entirely difrercnt of special session is too high. action in their local units of gov. , creases given in fiscal 1955;56 HM- .·Avlation. Eleclroruc Tecluucian 2C, Huit, DOlJk~y and . ~/vis plctllro for general earlJO ships and a, Groups 'P1an t • and many changes in membership down school, city and county budg- . I cher and Hilton moved up to $20,: Grt1(!ne, N. 'I. pas sonier ships !.hat also carry of the new , Lcgi~;)al~e wbich con- ets.' . . ' 000 each from $18.500 for the pre· The plane rose about 400 feet In cargo. VClles Jao. )4 make it desir~ble Besides \he 49 bills recommend- S h . I B d' IviOliS year. the air at the takeoff, lhen abrupUy Echo-Beat Ohio State The Ita! an liner Saturnia and the to leave aetlon until ,then. ed, four possible sources of ip. C 00 on ,The pay of ' ·Hawkeye luotball dropped into Narragansett Bay. Panama lincr Panama dockcd In Among the chief recommenda· crea~ed revenue ~e re offered Icoach and Di- . By ROY WALKER New York, but there were no long­ tiODS made in the committee's reo without recommendatIOn. One was rector Paui Brechler, docs not More than 200 people attended the pep rally on the SUI band practice shoremen on hand to removo pas­ port to the" governor were: the educational sales tax . o~ .~ne come entitely from tax· funds. 'Eva· field Friday and Il would probably be safe to say that a cool lime was sengers' baleage or the cargoes. Realignment of public school per cent. Tbe other posslbliJtaes Vote Dr.·ve Is hevski drew $15,000.. the same a Hungarians Urged had by all literally if not CiguriUvely. The temperature was several Personnel of UlC lines helped the financing aimed at encouragement mentioned. were legalizing liquor . l!.he previous year, all from SVI To Stop Stri ki ng degrees below freezing . when master of ceremonies Ernest Ricketl, A3, passengers let their luggage 01 school district reorganization b! the drlllk. a ~ales lax on ser· B JULIE FOSTER I Athletic Department funds. Brech· San Francisco, Cal.. took the plat· ------.---- ashore. and holding down on local property vices an dan adjusted gross per- y.. . . ler also was paid $15,000, up by BUDAPEST, III - A labor Corm . Two Grace LiDe shlp$ due to sail taxes. sonaL income tax. . Three Iowa Clt~ CIVIC orgamza.', $1,500, but $10,000 of i~ came. (rom spoIresrtlail said Friday the Buda- The sight one spectator said he at midnIght Thursday for sunny climates stili were portbound. Changing the Iowa income tax lions are cooperatmg to .!let ou.t ~h e Athletic Department receipts and pest Council of Workers ha~ agreed won't forget was the cheerleading Egypt Hits law to make it more equilable, Commerce Prof F'lles vote ~uesday for . the $'1.5 ~1111.on $5000 from tax funds. EvashevskJ' t. urge ali workers In the capital of Dean M. L. Hult. Judge Duke They were the Sanla Rosa and [ · bond Issue to build a new JUlIIor . . . Santa Clara. fo II ow t he ed era I tax pat tern, !D- • high school and rehabilitate centra1.1 and .Brechler were m a 5·way tie to return to their jobS'today. If they Slater, former Hawkey footballer stitute a withholding plan, and ini· Supplemental Tax Repor Junior High School. for fifth place. obey. the paralyzing general strike from Chicago, was scheduled to Some of their crewmen, mem­ J0 bers of the National Maritime Un­ tiate the "split income" provision Prof. Rohert H. Johnson of the Th I I d C't' , Among SUI employes In the 43 lop. whicn followed the shooting revolt speak to the pep raUy crowd, but Plan Start for married couples. 'I e new y-organ ze I Izcns pay state worker. were: will be over. at the last minute he notified pep ion. reported "sick" jllst before Provide statutory authority tor SUI College of Commerce and a Committee is pushing the bond is- Hnrvey H . 0",,10, provOll. $16.000; their sailings and declined to cast member of the Iowa Tax Study sue through newspaper, radio and Ocan M.""n Ladd of the SUI lAw Col- The agreement followed an all. club officials that . he couldn't at­ off the lines. cities . and towllS to levy a local Co .... ml·ttce .. hAs fl'led a supple. t I VI"O dve ti' . g ege. 515.000. Dean Dewey 8 . Stu It of night session w,lth Janos Kadar, lile tend th~ rally. HUlt voLunteered as sales tax. '" dec Sl 11 a r Sin . the Co' lege of LIberal Arts anel 0.. Clearing Suez Government circles In Washing· mental report to the committee's "We want to do the work that IFr anklin H. Top. heael of hYllle"e and man chosen by the Russians to be a substltule. ton expressed fear the strike would ~peal allocation of 10 per cent r9commendatiqns which were ,reo the Board of Education and the ~~~V:rnl~e t:,~~~~~. ~:CMl~~~Il~a.:; Hungarian pl"'(1'1ler. 'Mle spokes- Huit spoke Cor about two mlnules CAIRO (Saturday) I.fI - Egypt aggravate a world Shipping crista of the SpIes tax ~o lbe road use lellsed Friday. PTA (Parent.Teachers Associa- EducaUon, $13.8CQ: Dean, William J. man said Kadar persuaded the and when the crowd roared in reo protested indignantly F.riday caused by llle Suez Canal closing. tax lund, with a committee to con· . Johnson' s~I' d Frl'day -that 111'S reo t') 't d "J R W'I th Simon of the Denllslry Coliege. ~nd Dr. council that continuation of the sponse he said, "Show that kind of "'~t t d t . L_ u Ion can 0, • • 1 me , co· Gerhard Hr·rtman. Unlverally «enl!l'a\ against a British·French plan to They sallt, however, It was un­ "u" . a survey 0 e ermme .wW llort had been turned over' to Gov. chairman of !.he committee, said hoopltal supertntendent. each $13.100. strike would be "national suicide." spirit tomorrow and 1'11 let my hair start clearing sunken ships from likely steps to Invoke the Taft­ rqad ufill .tilx funds il'0uld be allo· Leo Hoegh and would be released Friday Prof. Od l. K. Patton, ot th,e LIIw Col· The spok,esman did bot disclose down and lead you In a cheer." the blocked Suez Canal. Hartley Law til obtain a court in- OlItqd· "1 . . h G Th C· 't' , C 'tt h leg•. and Prof. Clarence M. UpdellJ'.sI Repeal the 5 mill monies . and. by t e overnor. · e I Izens ommJ ec as pro- of the Law College. $13.000 apiece. how tbe embattled premier got Taldng orf his overcoat, Hull The new objections were raised junetlon against the striie would be the council to abandon its demands demonstrated how he used to lead credits taxes on individuals and .,.-..0-- - - ' --. -. -. ------' vided speakers for the seven PTA I 'Dean Waller F. Loehwln, of the soon after Dag Hammarskjold, considered unless the tleup contln­ the housclwld goods property f.ax. meetings held recent.lY an~ spon- ~r~~ d uA~I~~r ;i18:/ e ~~()IOII:12.:: for reinstatement of Imrc Nagy as cheers while attending Delta High UN secretary general. opened his UeS into next week. ' ~\lrmit , the S'tate Board of. Re. sored three radJO diSCUSSions on . portment hcad. $12.166; Prof. Cl,.rrl •• premier and withdrawal of Soviet School in Ohio. He yelled. ''Hit series of talks with Pres. 6amal The New York Board of Trade gents ~o borrow ' funds . for new th~ bond issue. . . ~::I.d · ~~n~~ ~~u~~ea~ol~1eih:12B~: troops. 'em high, hit 'cm low, come on Abder Nasser on how the UN police meanwhile appealed to President classroom buildings at state sup. Our most mtenslve work Will be chemistry Department. Dean F. M . - Hawks let's go" with the crowd force may be deployed for peace Elknhower to declare a natioMI calling citizens and offering trans· Dawson of the Engineering CoUelle. Er- EXPENSIVE SMOKE joining in enthusiastically. pOrted universities and colleges. ... . win Gross head of Ihe Pharmacolo,y in the Mideast. emergeney and to Invokc the Taft· The committee also said the portahon and baby slttmg service nepartment, Ea rl E. Harper. dlreclOT of CHARLEST«?N. W. Va. IA'I The pep rOjly was shorl bulllvc· Hamarskjold and Nasser opened Hartley law. Legislature might want to consider Tue~day ," said Mrs. Rob~rt Shea, ~fIl:;lnfor~~I: ~~~~:;~~}\~:. ~;~~ Charles W. Ryan. lit a $2.000 cig. Iy with a skit lampooning the long their talks Friday night and Shl'ppln~ sources said this ~as raising the sales tax to 3 per cent preSIdent of the Iowa Clty.Coral-, pathlc Hospital, Prof. Harry Hines. heJld arette at the corner of Piedmont wait for tickets at the Fieldhouse scheduled more for today facing the fIrst time carlloes had been ml­ ville PTA CounCil. o( lhe psysl ology Department. Dr. WII- Road and MIller Street. That was ticket office, Elvis Presley In at­ with one per cent earmarked for h*" . . f ler Ingram. head of the Anatomy !>e- lhe newly addt!4 battle of words to mobilized on both the Atlantic and h I f Eae rTA dlstnct has a IIsL 0 . parlment. Elwin JollI[l •. SUI busln".. the damage to his car - when it lendance by proxy and a donkey the task of repairing the canal. Gulf Coasts simultaneously .. from 6C 00 s. Iowever, it made no rec· parents having children of junior II manager. Prof. Fr.ank Kenned y of the slammed into a utilily pole, break· wandering through the crowd. (jmmenda~ion on this matter. The h' I d d h I Law College. J . R. Porter. head of lhe Egypt adamantly insists British. the borders of Canada to Me~co . rate of 2~ per cent is scheduled Igl an gra e sc 00 status. Sacleriolo lfY Departmenl. Prof. Paul Ing two of his ribs. Ryan told The skit was interrupted just as French occupation forces must get They expressed tea~ lba~ West to return to 2 per cent next July. These parents will be offercd Sa yre. 01 lhe Law Celle,e and Emory police lie lost control while light· two students were about to get out before anything is (' e to- Coast dockers also Il\Jght }Oln In One lawmaker, State Rep. Cur- transportatio)1 and baby sitting ~rs~~~Oog( the Pathology Departmenl. ing a cigarette. their tickets. Carmen Pace, At, ward re-opening the canal. the pr escnt strike. tis G. Riehm !R.Garner). already services Tuesday by the PTA. Massena, playing Elvis Presley The British Royal Navy and the .The strike broke out in New York has attacked the Income tax with. The Junior Chamber of Corn· bounded Db the platform and began F h d d F ' WIth negotiators far apart on many holding proposal. merce is furnishing a public ad· Girl Parachutists singing a couple of rapid rendi­ , renc com.man. ann~unce rl- issues _ wage Increases. length of In a speech to the Iowa Tax. dress car to encourage citizens to da? that their jomt pro)CCt to raise contract, size of work gangs, tions of "Don't Be Cruel" and already is under way at the weight of sline loads and a union paten Assn. here Friday, he said vole "yos" Tuesday. "You Ain 't Nothin' But a Hawk· shlp~ the stale would take three year's "The car covers Ule entire city." _ Mediterranean end . of the canal. demand for a guarantee of eight eye!" They lol~ of tentatIve plans also hours work a day. taxes away from the worker in the said William Maas, president of the r I Meanwhile, Falslaff. donkey mas· Cirst two years of the new system. . Junior Chamber of Commerce. , '<:~ for start109 at the Red Sea end cot oC the 40 and 6 Club of Cedar held by Egypt when t~y may be Both Gov,. ~PC~ and Slat!! Sen The PA' system was started of'., ' ' Rapids. wandered through the X. T. l ol7tiirtls (R.Mount ' toY,:), Monday and will continue through ,,' able to get In. group of spectators sporting a sign study commit., chairman, praise~ election day. PTA and Junior i At Port Fuad. it was announced on his back telling the Hawks to Cruel to Recruits; lhe w,ork of. , oornmltte~ 'etnbe~ Chamber of Commerce mefnbers I French Vlce·Adm. Jean Champion in tlu!lr ' vbluminouS' task. ' . II cooperate in driving the car. beat the Buckeyes. has becII put in charge .r a Brit· Prentis said: Members of the Citizens' ·Com· Judging [rom the actions and re· ish-French IIroup to lake over tile Marine Sentenced ' ooSom~ people mlttee are J. R. Wilmeth and Hom· I . actions of faculty. students and huge task of clearing the canal. er Berven. co·chairmen ; Dr. L. E. ... . townspeople. the possibility that Egypt hal given . no indicatiOn PARRIS UiLAND, S.C. III - A. " H . \., January, Mrs. Richard Carfrae...... the team will make a trip to Pasa· that it will begin clearing" ~ Marine court· martial Friday S(!n- dena New Year's Day Is being 75 per cent of the canal It coo: tenced a tormer junior drill In­ ",' oun/. DAg' :., ", Dr. George M. Wyatt. Rev. John ' 'ii U Craig and Richard Feddersen. Roy I }, viewed, lbrough rose~olored glass· troIs. structor to ODe year at hard labor i I Ferguson Is the Junior Chamber eS. At least 47 ships and 2 bridgeS and a bad conduct dlacb,rCe on of Commerce representative. I The Rose sOwI spirit that "re· were sunk In the canal. four counts of cruelty to recruits. Don't Be Cruel Plea vailed at the pep rally spilled over The UN force now is building The sentence is subject to review. Getl Short Reply into the city; several shops down­ up at Abu Suweir Alrbasc near Pfc. Frederlek A. Renton. 19, MT. CLEMENS, Mich. fofi -·Rob· Pole To Command town displayed signs in their win· IsmaUia, midpoint oft the canal. New York City. was convicted ert Phernetton Friday lost his court dows with "Rose Bowl Bound" slo­ When this (oree will begin op- 'nnIrllday of two of 14 charges of baUic over the right tq attend high Warsaw Pact Unit gans. One restaurant is even 0(­ crating IItlll was problematical. maltreatment. Cering an addition to It's menu, Brig. Amln Helmy, Eayptian At the openiq Tuesday of the IChool with his hair styled In the MOSCOW IN! - Diplomatic sour­ manner or singer Elvis Presley. Rose Bowl Dinners. liaison o{f\cer with the police force, twcHIay trial" Renton admiUed ce, in Moscow said Friday night was quoted by the Egyptian Mid- rorcinl two rec:rults to suspend In a courtroom crowded with MarshaL Konstantin Kokossovsky, GOOD EXCUSI dIe East news a,ency as sayin, themselves by their elbows and ,teen'agers, the judge denied a f AI' Wlre, ...I., ousted Polish defense minister. PINEVILLE, Ky. I.fI - Debbie noDe of tbe UN soldiers wW leave toea while a aakeel bayonet PCIiDt writ or mandamus which would A BOY ON A MAN'S million I. soon ,wiII succeed Marshal Ivan Lynn Colson hd a good excuse for the air base before next week. ",as held toward their stomacbl. have required school orncials to thl. you", Britlih lact creuehlnt , 1.,11., It , ,)AI Konev as commander in chief of , not answering a summons for jury Helmy said they would remain RentoD said the two trainees had adll)it Rober~ .0 his classes, long .. tie th. unclon. beotIacI .. an Warsaw Pact forces . duty mailed her by Sheriff J. 1. at Abu Suweir until Maj. Gen. _E. violated drill ~III. or hot. ' ' , .rcct ,u.reI.m'ln Oft ..ntry duty The Informants said Konev has West. She wrote: "Dear Mr. West: L.M. Butos. commander of the The court-martial tound Rentoa ,AJA. It' ,.', l&-y ~r,old JUl1lo. r, WhO: ' ~IIS . ,~.,. luckl".h~,!, pal.eo, Lon- not been in good health. / . , ILP "'1 ••,11'&.) I appreCiate your confidence in me. force, returns from ~e", _ York aunt)' e( ~ a private in die au ' ndb~ tfOin .chOOIlO da)i ago, ' iIon ~ ., '!VItti hi' Ile,,_ undoftt .nd The WarsaW' Pact links the ~ So. . ' FEMI... INE TOUCH>·I'·'.... d ...... I...... I ... ""'y by ... twe I beg of you to release. me from early Dext week. BurDi new to ~ aN I vlolatiq a depot Viet 'Union, East G€l'many. Czech­ girl plI'achutilts, .,... "'feJ · Jchutlltlt~, ·Ioft, 11M III...... Al- jury duty . . . as I am only seven New "York . Friday to confer with order 'Pro\Ifbftln, biltnictors froriI ~'~~\lf uhtQ(i"4eflantl ~' ",' I, 10 mlnut •• rom.lnl". . before hi. iIf'iI years old and am aUCndlng third ,I~'rn 'stllr nbfllloilld- to ge tIly ... Htf .;~. cIuo, ttl. ,vai'd""an mllovakla, Pelland, Hungary. Bul­ mon, ,HIMel ...... · ....' ,' ...11 ...... ,.,..ct.ut. .durlnt fi,ht· military autborltlel of I18ttona .AIP- touebtDl recruits unleea It "'.. ceo- Ing in thI 5In'I."~ ...... ,.... : ::..: '_.J_ • ._..._._. __ _ _ ,rade." .__ ._ ,_ __ ---'--. __ . plyl", troops for .the force, Dectecl with tbefi' traiIIinJ. balr cutt'! 'I j)' r' . . ',,1" 1 .tt14 rI,ldly ....,.Ht .... t. garia. Romania and Albania.

l Buste.r BI~%ay' • • r. ,;. .. J Results \ When• ' II I r I 1 s . I' :' ,Ge.~er,'!.~ f\!.qr{c~~ " I t o a General Noilces ~ud 11& re~fved .\ Th' Dally Idwan 91~lce} R~ol\i 2Q1. 'Co:o. "1 munlcatlona Center. by • a.m. lor pubtlcllllon the lo\lowl"" mornln&. 'fhe, , \ One Explains must be typed or Iellbly wrll\ell and ,lined: they wtll not be accepled by I. tet~pbolle. The nau.v Iowan reserves Ihe rl"hl to edll aU '1eneral Nolie ••. Football Tickets PHYSICS COLLOQUIM - No· SUI DAMES-SUI Dames Arts vember 20: Professor Frank B. & Crafts group will meel in Con· \ Frem ~e Mlebl,-.a aLat. Nuu Election' Day McDonald, "Preliminary results fercnce Room No. 1 of the Mem. In a letter to the editor last week, a reader suggested that By GEORGE DIXON from recent SUI Skyhook balloon orial Union at 7:30 p.m. on MOll· the help of the campu police be sought to prevent chiseling KIAe Features 8,adl •• ,0 flights." November 27 : Discussion day. November 19. There will be An unu! line-jumpers from plying their trade when football tickets are WASHINGTON - When the po. or Chicago meeting of American no Homemaking meeting this II MUler. hen distributed . Iiceman caught me chasing this Physical Society. December 4: monlh because of Thanksgiving "This Is 'pundit around the Washington Mon· Proressor Lawrence H. Johnston. vacation. Ruman Sud} an exh'eme step is not necessllry though it is evident • ument with a blunl instrument, I University of Minnesota, "Research 1111: students hi som sort of policing should be instituted. I • fI I had my defense all ready. "Of- at Minnesota usjng the proton 8'RITISH SUMMER SCHOOL _ 1Gb daY flu. , Cicer," 1 panted. "I intend to plead linear accelerator.!', Those' meet, Dennis Whrd, ' British summpr I ,{ that there Student· Government is the logical organi7Altion to perfomll • guilty to attempted homicide on ings will be held at 4:00 P'!ll \It scpool represehta~ive, will be on • ease· this ·task. ' the ground of insanity! This ex· Room 301 of ; ~ru: Pl~~cs l ll'!'l!lngi th!:! I ~UI campus Monday to ' talk I I The 2·W( Isn't it possible Government could. with the help of ticket cresence has driven me nuts ex· wfth students about the 6·week of a respl plaining the eleclion results'" .SOCIOLOGY : A~tf~O'p'OL~Y British' universiti~s summer school such as c distribution officials, figure out some sort of system that would The policeman nodded sympa. ~QL,LOQUIM - t~~ : ~q)~piYI ~nd sessions. Ward will ' speak at the 'I~'J cOughs. M insure an equitable' tjcket distribution on a first-come, fjrst­ thelically. "I know how you must Anl~ropology colloqulm Is pre· International Center 'at 3 r.m. and I." time of yl serve basis? feel." he murmured. "And I .senti~g ~esearcl1 pn .the ,vq)untary Play be contacted through Wallace ' IU unusual , hi would gladly help you catch and assocta~lon of ! .w~men by, D.r. Je~n Milner at the Office· oC Student " Miller sa One system that might work is this: each persoll standing kill this guy. even making you Tompkm~: Tlils nD?n mee.hng, Will Affalrk to discuss any courses to (I Iy has tWI in line wouJd be given II number by a Student Government the temporary loan of my service be hcl~ In the m.ldd1e alcove' of be offered. '; )1 respiratory _1 -- ~1I1, students II r('presentative. revolver. but it has been ruled iI. the UnIOn cafetena on Tuesday, .! legal to kill a pundit in these parts November 20. PSI 'OMEGA WIVES - The Psi "I the last I Tickets would then b(' distributed in chronological order. during the mating season," Omega Wives Club will hold its ,bU October. 'I FOREIGN STUDIES PROGRAM regular meeting on Tuesday, No. ~Irll mas vaca This i of course only a suggestion. Perhaps ~\ better one "Is there no redress for the lit· - Students enrolled in this pro· vember 20. at 1I p.m. in the Chaptcr [,,:.1 bad a ch could b(> devised. tle man?" J demanded. "I am a gram who wish to take the pro· housc. Committee members are: ~liIler mild fellow. as meek as Mary's ressional Qualifications Test of the Joyce Larson, Phyllis Torgerson, ,:U1 cular ex It seems to us that it's up to Student Government to do price·supported little lamb. and I National Security Agency should Phyllis Bruns, Lois North and Ii'ln number 0 something about the situation. It has the personneJ and th(' seldom run amok without provo see Professor E. Funke (106 SH ) Marilyn Taylor. It has ocation. But this fiend in human as soon as possible. 'rll the Stude tools, All that remains is to put them into action. guise had been explaining lo mo TOWN MEN-TOWN WOMEN - "'Ii flowing w for three hours before I exploded." DANFORTH CHAPEL - There There will be a joint me(,!ting or ~!iiler I "What did he explain?" asked will be a special all student Town Men and Town Women on " fairly ero Compulsary Unionism the copper, making con versation Thanksgiving service Tuesday, No· Monday, Nevember 19. at 7:00 "'\1 usual ca until lhe wagon came. vember 20. at 4:30 p.m. ".m. in the Pentacrest Room ,of 11(1. sore thro "He explained to me why any· the Iowa Memorial Union. .,,~ Igneral r • r From lb. W.. hln.lon ••p.rt one with any claims to a political Student Pub II ...." by ,he U.S. Cllamber ., not usua COIDMeree insight should have known all along FACUl TV' COUNCIL-The regu- I.. " ( that it would be a landSlide for Will Russians lar meeting of tbe University Fac· firmary, Occasiollj\lIy' we fin~ an opportunity to glance back and President Eisellhower. At first it I ulty Council .. will be held Tuesday. S('e how far we have a,dvnneed along the road toward a 'society' was not loo monotous because he November -2d. at 4:30 p.m. in Ihe ' varied the 'anyone ought to have House ' Chamber of Old Capitol. Prof. based on compulSion. known' routine wilh the 'how could Leave ,E gypt? the SUI Every membet of HIe Faculty is )Il .. we have failed to realize' gambit. tending t The result is alway shocking. For we casually accept B,y THOMAS WHITNEY 'invited to allend any regular meet· But after he ran out of 'anyone ing of the Council;' tflese meetings I National forn1s of complllsion today whic~ would have b('('n jntolerable ought to have knowns' and 'how AII.O.II., P .... hr.I,n N.w. AOIIYlt are held the second Tue day 01 01 Music to the men who founded our government.... " could we have failed to realizcs', If Soviet "volunteers" ever get each month unless annollneed ., man of '/I he started on 'it was a mistake to Egypt the odds are good they otherwise. Instrumen 'Hecently, ·fol' instaoct', Walter Reuther, presidc!1t of the madc by a great many to take will nevcr leave. -, Unit~ Auto Workers, told a Senate Subcommittee: the Maine results too seriously'­ The Russian Empire and its suc· SOCIAL DANCE CLUB - Social and then I blew up." l "We are thus quite confident that the United Automobil(' , cessor the USSR have longed for Dance Club will not meet Monday. 5, "Didn't he say anything about t'Er;O/lIliOIi Holt!" \ centuries to burst out intp the Nov. t9, because of the Folk Dance Work rs Union has the right to express 'its views on political 'those who ignored the enormous Middle East in force - to estab· Festival. The last two meetings issues und political candidates by television, radio and any other , l impact of our high level of current \ish Russia on the shores of the will be ov~mber 26 and Decem· prosperity simply failed in ele· me<\lls of getting ollr views ncross to our members, their families . d Mediterranean Sea and Indian ber 3. 'J;~ mentary political appraisal,?" in· Ocean and in Asia Minor .. to con· R.~ and the public." (Emphasis added). ester ay quil'ed the cop. frida, eve low n 0 f , Y trol lhe rich oil of the Persian THAN.KSGIVING VACATION LI· S,'bll~ .. .The Setmae: The phrase, "our views." is, of course, vague. But it's ob­ \II "Why - come to think of it, be Gulf region. to use this area as BRARY HOURS - vious that; 1r. Reuther meant the views of someone other than By LOREN HICKERSON I ;hat is the future Oi the state You cannot live close to the soil. did!" I said. "But you couldn·t the springboard from which to Wed., Nov. 21 - 7:30 a.m.-S p.m. A From lhe Iowa Alumni Rev.ew of owa? II h ,.. f have known that without listening drive for an even bigger empire. you cannot wate Ll.Le sprouting 0 in on us. Don·t you know wire Thurs., Nov. 22 - CLOSED the members. The ~ I The conversation took place in a he record will show that in her seeds, the falling o( rain, the ap- tapping has been ruled an invasion For centuries the czars through Friday, Nov . 23 - 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Mlrnln, "1 wars and diplomacy sought to reo Sat.. Nov. 24 - 7:30 a.m.·S p.m. Cb,I,I·. A Through government sanction, the U.A.W. has obtained restaurant dining room in New fir~t hundred ycars. IOwa became a proach of harvest - year after of privacy _?" En.,eU.1I lahor contracts which compel employes to contribute money York city My host. an executive leadihg state. Did she earn that year - without deep and lasting "I am psychic." said the police. alize this aspiration. The Kremlin Sunday. Nov. 25 - 1:30 p.m.·2 a.m. of an eastern company. had just reo pllice, or was it an aCCident - the effect upon your soul. This, too, man. "I think I can tell you what rulers have continued the effort. Mon ., Nov. 2~ - 7:30 a.m.·2 a.m. BETH 10 the U.A.W. as a condition of continuing in their jobs. ported that his firm soon would ac~ident that in an agrarian age. helped produce in the Iowan a dis- he explained about the President's V. M. Molotov in 1949 attempted Closed Reserve and overnight reo 'B str.tI Ltln. , The money collected is used by the union for many pur- open a major branch in a midwest· h" land was fabulously produc· tinctive concept of freedom. In sub- health, too. He said: 'It should have to get from his then ahy Hitler serve books may be checked oyt at '." )I,rlln, WI ern state adjoining Iowa. It would ti\ 01 And if it was an accident. it stance, it was a kind of indepen- been obvious that the superb the grant of a Soviet sphere of in­ 9 pm. Tuesday, Nov. 20, and will ,­ • SUll'lon: I d h 8184.11 Fe Poses. inc 1I ing t e puu ication of a newspaper, IJayment for employ sevel'a1 hundred people . IS' now "tmevi a ble' th a t'm an ad vanc· dence to wh 'IC h everr t 00 muc h 10·. physical appearance of the Presi. Cluence consisting of most of the be due bac~ '1t 10 a.m. Monda~. .I~ err Blblo radio and television broac casts, the preparation and distribution The (utu~e, he said. had never in' l ato~11\C .age, s~e lVyst decline? terdependence might look like a dent in his hard schedule of per. Middle East. Nov. 26. Ere.I., G Departmfotal libraries will post of educational,literatuJ;ll" ,and other techn~ques for getting I looked bnghter. and the company Ol)e t~ng IS ab~ncjll~IY ~lear . If kind of slavery. sonal appearances around the coun. Stalin after World War' II made BETHE . b ...... ,. must get re~dy to supply the great· Iowa IS t9 remal/l a leadmg state. Easy mastery of the soil, and the try. knocked the health issue right territorial and other demanda oit their hours on the doors. across to \ll1Ion mem els our opInions. est market lt had ever known. it be by accident ; it must of security and independence out of the picture: " 4 ca~l'\ot ~ensc Turkey which were intended to lira. Thus, the money that mClnbel's are compelled to contribute "In picking your branch site, be. t~rpugh design - a design cast which came with it. gradually "All right," I conce()rfected by her own people. wrought in the Iowan a strange "YQu know it all. What else did IS lI,'1CC t~ rr~pagate opinIOns ot ler t an t elr 9 , w IC many He. besital.ed..sliiht,ly . ~{Qre ~~I\: The I\ew problems and complexi· synthesis of tolerance and intoler· he explain to me?" And now the present Mideast iUation ccremo.ny on SundaY, Nov. (' tilt: members, undoubtedly, disbelieve and abhor. . swering. - tics or the modern American scene ance. His great' self·satisfaction "He told you that this was not crisis, with the seeming inability 13. at 5:30 p.m. in the YWCA of£ice 11'0 What were the views of the Founding Fathrrs on such "Well. not seriously, " he said. may not be of our ma!ring! but had ample room for tolcrance to· a Republican victory over the o( Western nations to act with de- in the Union . . AU alums are invito Bible CI .. only we can make the ineVitable ward non-conrormlty in the way Democrats but a personal victory cis ion and in concert, has ilPpar· cd. &1 ...lor matters? "There doesn't seem to be qluch choices with which those problems of others ', but at the same time his by Ike. and that the coattails ently in the view or Soviet leaders .' Sermon: future in Iowa." e~rf.Il'Dlt More than 170 years ago, James Madison said in a letter and complexities confront us. The staunch independence bred in him theory did not apply. except In handed them a golden opportunity. WEI G H T TRAINING The I Ere.I., THE CONV~RSATION .did not kind of state soon to be inhabited a sense or intolerance toward the places where Eisenhower·supported It would be unwise to consider as Weight Training Room will be Thomas Jefferson: I CHU, to en~ there. During the enslllng hour Iby our children depends squarely advice. the suggestion, the criti· candidates won. In places where a bluff the Soviet readiness to send opened for student use on Mon· OF I. h~tened to. a man of deep con- upon our choices now: The choices eism. even the good example of they lost. he explained they failed "r flatter myself we have in this country extinguished for­ "volunteers·' to Egypt. days, Wednesdays and Fridays be- rr,.. lho~ vlcLion . l?Okmg ah~ad to. t!le f~' arc rcal. they arc Vital . and they others. He ~ad little reason to to ride in on Ike's coattails be. Bu.d., S ever the ambitiolls hopes of making laws for the human mind." The Egyptian government is re- tween the hours of 3:30 p.m. and ture - ~IS own. hiS family s, hiS Iwill not wail. _ care much about areas outside his cause Ike's popularity is a per­ ported in Moscow to have reo 5 p.m. The ijorth Gymnasium will Sac ....e.' Mr. Madison wrote' these words shortly after enactment company S. Each facet of that Cu· THE NEW YORK executive. own borders _ about other people sonal thing that transcends politics quested the USSR to send its "vol· be opened (or student recreational of the "Statute of Virgini for Religiolls Freedom." Th statute, ture seemed c.learly a part of ev~ry whose company ' might have locat. and their ways, their thoughts and or party." unteers" right' away. purposes each Friday afternoon other. as he ~Ited the faclors ~hl~h.: ed here, saw less future in Iowa actions. their dreams and aspira· "Okay." I grinned. "How did One thing seems certain: It from 1;30 p.m. to 4 p.m. drafted by Mr. Jefferson, declared ill its preamble: h~d led to th~s newest expansion m Ithan he saw in other neighboring lions. He was a self·sufficient unit he explain the defeat of Senator would not take even a rew tens of -- _ "To compel a man to furnish contributions of money for the his company s huge modern de~el. states. His reasons even that of in the society of his day. That Herman Welker, in Idaho?" thousands of Soviet Communists LAMBDA CHI ALPHA-All memo opment. 1 cou~d sense the exclte' population growth itself were un· may have been his greatest luxury. "The Republican National Com· long to transform Egypt into a bers interested in organization propagation of opinions which he disbelieves and abhors is j I men~ he Celt In the whole, broad Irclatcd to the locatio~ of Iowa THE WORK required on his mittee was o~erconfide.nt that Wei. Soviet satellite state on tbe East contact Roger Hughes, x4076. • sinful and tyrannical." fabriC of the years to come. (which is excellentl or to its physi. acres kent him busy during al\ the ker would Win and dtd not send European model. What the pres· __ Population was the key. He cited I cal resources (w hi~h in this case ' daylight - hours and some in the- enough money into the state!" ence of Soviet troops in a Coreigll PRE.SCHOOL VACANCIES-The Kiplinger's figures for 1955. The I were adequate and which can night, six days a week. A Satur. "What about the beating of for ­ country means can be seen in the Parents' Cooperative Pre-School baby boo.m was continuing -.25 grow). or to its climate (which at day evening trip to town. a $unday mer Secretary of the Interior current example of Hungary. has severar openings ill' the junior Iowa's ·Iniuries new babies per 1.000 populatIon worst. is better than many adja· or worship and rest in the com. Douglas McKay. in Oregon?" group (pT ,chH\iren 3 years old. now, comllared with 18 per 1.000 in C~l1t states l. His reasons involved pany of relatives or neighbors were "They were underconfident about TRAPPEDI Those intereste' contact Mn. Cbar­ th~ l!l3O·s. An ~% in~rMse in 'the intangibles which spring from about all the relaxation he had dur- McKay and sent too much money MEMPHIS. Tenn. ~Wben sev­ les Plirker, registrar, by phoniftf A Fr.m 8,.. 10 Vie ••, ID.lh' 8·0(137. . .,; , Mln ••••10 DIII~ middle-income families since 19~0. humah conviction and action. If ing most oC each year. But they into the state," eral women asked him to, send a police radar speed trap crew to , ., For a team thnt was supposed tobe "riddled with injudes," a 90% incrsase in incomes over his words were an indictment for seemed all he needed or desired. "You're uncanny!" I muttered. S1p.OO!) -: and fewer low·income :' shor~comings, they were an indict· 'He was a whole mall. a good and "How did he explain the senatorial their street, Capt. Charles Rhodes PLAY.NITE - The facUities 01 as Inst week's practice reports out of Iowa City claimed. the families. Ifn unprecedented neW I· ment not of our area but of its honest man; but he also was a victory of John Sherman Cooper. in \Vas glad to oblige. Among. the first tbe Fieldhouse will be available for Hawkeyes certainly played like a healthy team. building boom assured fOl' lhe )~O 's . people. ' . self.centered man, and the most Kentucky?" to draw tickets for specding were mixed recreational activities each I - (homes for the re.cord.breakmg I It is to our people, thcn. thal we self.consciously (ree man in the "At a time of crisis like this. two or the women who asked (or Tuesday and Friday night {rom Ij' A good tipoff was IQwa's list of substitutions. Iowa used baby.cloP or lhe 1940~wn uP" 1must look for an understanding of whole great Land of the Free. with the world hovering on the the trap. 7:30 to 9:30, provided no home var· " far fewer men tban Minnesota. Sure they didn't have Minneso­ More c~to~er~. ~ighe~.::' incomes, IOlVa _ her past, her present and That he had become such a man brink oC war. our soldier·Presi. ------slty contest is scheduled. Mem· bers of the faculty. stall, and stu· ta's depth; had no alternate unit to speak of. And it figures greater dlscrmunatlOn among buy- ' most assuredly, her fulure. What may have been in part a design dent must have a congress that will WSUI ' ers. better products, more jobs. manqer of man is the Iowan of of Providencc. It most certainly uphold him." dent body and their spouses are in· that Coach Forest Evashevslci would have lISed a healthy sec- ~opulation was the key -: 1.67 mil· today? How has he changed from was in part a development of na. "And the defeat of Senator vited to attend and take part In · the activities in which they are in- I ond-stringer before a hurt regular. . hon people. now, 190 ,ll!llllon by his early days? wllare the fac· ture. George Bender. in Ohio?" S h d I 221 mllion by 1975! tors which, good or,l strongly in. Even as his rich soil ordained "At a time of crisis like this. terested. Admission will be by fae· 1~, Pop~la· C e ue ulty. staff, or student 1.0. card. Players like Don Suchy, Frank Bloomquist. Bill Happel and ~Ion growth was not.an assumptIOn; fluence his current t 0 ght and ac- the independence of the Iowan as with the world hovering on the ------­ Fred Harris were all reported hurt during the week. Still, they It was a chartable (act.·.A fabulous lion. as an individual and as a citi. a person. 1t led him to develop a brink of war, our soldier·Presi· TODAY'8 SCHEnULE Activities for November: badmint­ future awaited those whf) planned zf'n? dent must have a congress that will on. handball, swimming, table , managed to play and play well. . supremely independent pattern of hold him." 8:0':) Mornlnll Chapel tennis, tennis, smash, basketball ' for it. There are differences in all low· ~ t Th I f h' ed 8:15 New. Iowa's fine , Ken Ploen, certainly lived up to Marketln, and volleyball. Problems? Tren;lendous ones. ans, but there may be qualities of ~ft' ~~a7eeng~ver~m:~a~u~~t~he I uttered a bloodthirsty scream :;~ The Booksh.U Risks? Constant risks, of every sameness too: This is one native's years 1846.57. As a government and shot the cop with his own 9:45 The Voice of A,rlculture advance biJIing. He played like the fine, polished perfonner Family Album kind. But never was the nation's view of the Iowan. It is a kind of I gun. If police Chief Robert V. 10:00 Ii he is and showed he learned his lessons well from Evashevski must. it ref ected the realities o( Murray cares to accompany me. 10:30 Ch.llenle wtent Ia I so great. so c halienging, historical sketch of a composite its time. [ will show him where I hid the a ~: Recital H.n J and former Hawkeye sta~'Jetry Reichow io previous seasons. Rhythm /Rambles I ' so insplrtng, '.'" .rcltizen in a changing land. In 1956. Edl~r'. Nole: Thl. Is th~ {Irsl of tUO News WE RETURNED to Iowa . .' A the Iowan faces problems whic'l three articles. body. One Man', OpInion 4 i I~ : ~ Pl,skln Pt-e\'lew .. wonderful state. he said. Butl it Icall ror wisdo~. {~regight. courage. I: 15 FootbaU Po.t·Game Part)' wasn't moving very fast; gave no I.P.erhap he 'Will fmd greater mea· 3:30 1 T d 5 M ;rea Time SpecJal ,I" evidence of moving any faster. l'lIures of these in a clearer under· I Siories 'N Slulr ryan top 'e t:~ New. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17,1'56 r pointed to Iowa's post·wJlr in"j standi~ 0; himself. ~:: Manhalton Melodies dustrial growth. mentioned tl!at,her '. THE. I GREATEST source of 8:00 Dinner Hour ~------.- ---~~-- New. UNIVERSITY CALENDAR SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1'7, 1816 induslr.ial I?rod~ct .~ow ranked' ~ith .,strength to the people of Iowa in By BENNETT eERF ~:: FI(lh Quarter . I .~otmop~ C. ltt;~ th~ ~ ceDtury. 1 :30 Opera ;PM , . Saturday, November 17 " iteJ airl\!ulture. ] last transmitted gen· her doubling of power outPllt Slnpl!" l!ratiQn. by 'generation down to us, A RODEO COWBOY shambled liP to a side street hotel desk and said, I~ :~ New. Qnd !!PONs 8 to 12 a.m. - City Manage'" IIIIIBla Word, For Tornor."w AUDIT aUatAll DIal 41'1 It ,e. tI. D.' rec.h· • the war. the state's strategiC toea· may be now our greatest source "Gimme a $2 room, Chicf." "Sorry," said tile clerk. "Those rooms are Conference - Pentacre t Room, . or , •• r DaII, I ••a. II, ,...... Til. MONDAY'S SCHEDULE lowa Memorial Union. DaU, 1•• 1. I".,IMI., ...... ,. tiOD •. in transport, the wond(\l'flll ~ or weakness_ It is a supreme and'" now." "What a gyp!" growled the cowboy. "Whose idea was ,.. CIBCllLATION. Ia \11. C._•• C.... r II ,- of Ii I...... c h...ac t er' per ol'1'U!'~\ool e. , Ipersonal sense of independence. that?" "The new owner's," 8'00 Momln, Chapel 1.:30 p7m. - Football - OhIo .... 'te.. • .... II I. •.•. II ••••, He was. impressed. But his clos· The good earth of Iowa itself con. sighed the clerk. "This hotel 8:\5 News , • F State and Iowa - Stadium. l Publlahed d.lIy except Sunday ' and 11Ir..... r,N.,. 8:30 Generat Semantic. Monday and lellal holidays by Sluderlt ClrculaUan tot,.. . OcmIon Wlldaworth ing remarks expressed the depth of . tributed to that strong character is· has changed hands." The cow- 9:16 Th. BOOkltteJr S""day, November 11 • Aa Clreu. MIJ'. •.•.•• Paul Beard 8:45 Pul,UeAtlon.. Inc.. c<>mmunlcallona his doubt. Itic in the Iowan. Once in ten years, boy slung his duffle-bag over Momln. F.ature 8 p.m. - Iowa Mountain~rs - C.n ter. low. Clly, Jowa. Enterecl .. DAILY IOWAN IIV ••BVISOB. "·"'11 . h d' . . h hl's shoulder and exited with 11l !00 News "Lure of Alallka" - John Ebert - aeeond cia.. mltter at the post office SCHOOL or 10llUfALIIII rACUUY "I've spent some time out there weal er con Itlons mig t cause an " 10:1& Kitchen Concert at Iowa Clly. und.r the act of Con- 11:00 Our Mualcal World Macbride Auditorium. . Publlshe ...... LeIter O. Benz 'since the war." he said, "There appreciable reduction in yields. but "Tell the new owner this hand 11,16 French Pre .. Revlaw 11'.... or Matth 2. 1178. Ulklrtal ...... Artllur M. Iandenon • )i'l bo 0 I . 25 d' has changed hotels." Monday, Novlmber I' Adverlllin...... E. John Kollman are many t ngs a ut your state n yonce an years were con I- • • • 11:30 Ualen America 12:00 Rhythm Ramble. 7:30 ClI'culatJon ...... Wilbur PeteflO/\ I like. ,tJut there Isn't much 'big tons so poor that crops failed ex· p.m. - Universily Faculty DIal 4191,...... II ."~,~. I. 12:30 News Nowcomers Club Bridge - Univer­ re,.rl an. U•• " w ...e.', ..,e ~BD of the AlIIIOCIATED PRUII thinking' out there. Is there? Not tensively. The earth gllVe up her It you want to know the "ten 11:45 Ch.lkdu.t ...... r ...... e •• e.$o II Til_ Dill,. 1:00 Mllal~al Chato sity Club Rooms. ~v~:tt. ~:'~ r:~~\1:.:: too many 'live wires?', I· like your bounties - not without toil, but best" of anything at all - f06t· 2;00 I..... ,.IIIrIaI .ffl .. 1 ••a I. .... World of Ideas 8 p.m. - Iowa Folk DanccrJ pre' C._.IAUe.. C...... 0' all the Ioc.t __ printed In thla own conviction. but how many pea. certainly with assurance. More ball players, Hollywood sirens. 2:15 Let'. Turn a Pale barbers, ways of eating spa· 2:30 MII.le Appreciation alld Hillory sent Duquesne University Tambur' newllJlllper · .. weU .. .u AP ne.,. pIe In Iowa are excited about than any other soil On earth. the 3:10 Slrlnll Serenade 8u~rlptlon dllPAlcb ... Itlans - Macbride Auditorium. rata - by carrier In ------Iowa's future? Enough of them rich, black earth 0'£ pioneer Iowa ghetti - all you have to do is 3:30 News Jowa City. 15 cent. weeklY or 110 per pick up a newspaper or maga· 3;46 Iowa Sla'e Medical Society WodnolClay, Nove"" 21 ,ear In adv~c.; .Ix montlu. as.50. :ct!'r~~.~~.~ ..~~~ .~I~a~ have to be, you know, or nothing 0f.fdrered itsdtenanr a sense of ' con· .:. Tea Tim. N.OO. maU ~wa, Thanksgiving Holiday begins. tbree monUls. By In Ma1lalln. atJlor ...... KeD K')()praan much will happen." I ence, an mastery. zine, because there are a lot of G,OO Chlld ... n, ~our .. • per ~Ir; .'" month., •• three _ people who seem to make a IIv· 0110 News Saturday, Novem. ~ , " monlhl, $3; jI1I other mall .ulllcrlp. ~~t,zg::;rr.ill.. ii·::;: ·:ij..,~rAltic.3 ~S,IN E ,. c~n.verr~sat!?n. l~ot TO T~~ EAR LY Iowan's devel· G\46 Sport.llm. tion •. 110 per year; aIx month •. as.lO: !! Ing compiling these I even know a fellow who's 'forkln, on tilt> .,00 Dinner HOllr . 1:30 p.m.-Football, Notre Dame three montb.. N.I5. , 0/ lad..". W, r ,.,'. . ag~; J fiiI ~:G!,:ed oping sense of confidence and mas· "ten best letters in the alphabet" - but It's said he has an "X" to er56 Ne ..... vs Iowa - Stadium. Na-. Edllor ... ,.. ~l1.Q r.rna ;'1 or at r ndeistan n Of"-i:his tery there was added a sense of 1'00 Ch.U.n,. '., "Poria Editor ...... , I .. Jim Jfel' ."A ' . ,rihd. A movie magazine gave its Idea or the "ten happiest marrlaeer 'j tJ~ur.day,· ".¥emllor at DAIL1' l~l'AN UnBTUINO ,TAFr 8oc"~.IIIllor ~"'''\t=r ~. '~ I rIl.H.av~ lived. and or its special proprietorship. an extra .:00 Concert Advertl.lnll Mtr...... Mil Adam. In Hollywood." 'By the lime the Issue hit the stands, I(ollr of them 8:10 A,ln, In Europe I' "' .. , ~rr{, - lOwe Sociely. ArclteOJo· AMI. AdvutJslnr M.r .. Ernie ~rl111. sore throats. and mono·r{ucleosis These completed applications Tickets arc 90 cents and are avail· ---- General admission is $1.25 . iorial Union. I.~ Igneral run·down condition I. mllst reach the ETS office by Nov. able at the Women's Gymnasium You 'are' Scason tickets are still available Invited Students with minor colds are 24 to guarantee acceptance. Tht: Office and in the east lobby of at the box office or at the Theatre OUNCIL-The regu. "<1 not usually admitted to the In· ETS is administering the exami· the Jowa Memorial Union. Newman Clubs Plan on performance nights at $5.00 the University Fac· firmary, Miller said. \Iation. ' ' - 1---- each. The six coupons in the sea· ll to a special showing of iJJ be held Tuesday. The examination, a high.level "H'arvests Theme of Regional Meeting on ticket book are good Cor any at 4:30 p.m. in tilt! ' VOXMAN AT MUSIC MEET test of ability to read. to under· h k .. S . proQuction. r of Old Capitol. Prof. Himie Voxman, head of stand and to reason logically wjth T ,an sglvmg ervlce Ne wman Club will be host to A' new policy for picking up of the Faculty is ,rl· Ihe ~UI Music Departm~nt. is at· ~ variety .of vcr.bal an~ ' quanta· . "Reaping Our Harvests" will be ewman clubs from fou r other student reserved tickets by phone CORSETRYand BRASSIERES d any regular meet· tend.lOg the ann~al. meeting of the bve materials, ~Ill be gl~en ~nly the Uleme of this year's annual will Qegin with this production. cil;' tnese meeting$ I Nallon~l . Assoclatton of. Sch~ls to c?llege sen~ors. Engmeermg, Thanksgiving vcsper service to be Iowa schools when the Iowa Re· Students who reserved tickets by second Tucsday of of MUSIC m Clevelan~ . He IS chair· ~hemlstry. phYSICS and ma~hemat. presented by the YWCA Christian gional Fall me~ tin g is hcld in Jowa phone or have tickets put aside unless announced man oC the ~mmlttee oC Wmd IC S students arc not reqUired tp Heritage Commission. Vespers will City Sunday. at the Shaeffer Hall box office Monday, Novemb~r 19, Instrument LIterature. take the exam. be held ' at 4:30 p.m.' Thursday in Registration for 'th meeting will .must pick them up two days after the reservations are made. Danforth Chapel. begin at 12: 45 p.m. at th Catholic ~CE CLUB - Social Prof. Jame Spalding oC the If the tickets have not been in our Corset Shop, Second Floor 1 not meet Monday, SUI School of Religion will be Student Ce nter. called for in that lime. they will I e of the Folk Dance guest speaker. Shirley Kintner, Newman Clubs froq1 Iowa Stat be returned to the ticket board. last two meetings Nt, Des Moines. will lead the wor· Co ll ege. Drake Uni versity. lowa Because the bo)l offiee is open MISS ADELAIDE C. KRA~IER , authority on figure ber 26 and Decem· onl y one·half day on Saturdays. AG\)1I'" ACKIM CONO.I:OA'IlON FalE METR0D18T CB .... EL ship servicc. State Teachers College, and SUII (joe E. Wallhh." •• 8t. .31 Tblr. "" .... tickets t eserved by students on problems, will be jn our Cor ct hop all day to ad isc Rabbi Stanley Berm.. . Tile Rev. J .... e. \Y. B.ftsen, Pastor College, Des Moines, will be repre· Fl'iday will be held until 4:30 p.m. Fri ••, evenlnr se,vlce, II p.m. W... bl" II ...... Theatre Group To Hear ING VACATION LI· S.bbllk .... rshlp. Salurda},. t ..... Sr.. man : .. Jelus' Prayers or Thank... sented at the meeting. Jim !\lol· Tuesday. Sermoa : "The Ladder" you on the correct foundation [or the new fall and S- ,Ivln,." Excerpts from 'Butterfly' loy. M , Independence. i chairman Because of the Thanksgiving • "MY. 7:11t p.m. vacation , the box office will be - 7:30 a.m.·5 p.m. ""SSE MilLY OJ' GOD O ••pel Mella,e: j :3' , .m. for the day. • winter fashions. - CLOSED 432 S. ClInloa BI. · . . Thc Iowa City Community Thea· closed Thursday through Sunday. Tbe ••v . Don MIII.r. I'ul.r FIIIENDB MEETING Msgr. J . D. Conway. director of - 7:30 a.m.·5 Q.m. J'WCA II ...... I."... ~fem.rl.1 U.I•• tre group will meet at 8 p.m. Tues· No v. 25 . but will re-open Monday, "'lat,.., 'Von""" 11 a.lII. Samuel P: Ha1', Clerk , the Ca tholi c Student Center, will - 7:30 Cbrl.I'. Amb ....d.r., ti:4~ , ... day in the University Club Rooms Nov. 26 . The phone number is a.m.·5 p.m. W.r.llI, a'.I:&I a."!., 8.D'~' SEE the compI te .n w coIl ction of COl'S try from 5 - 1:30 p.m.·2 a.m. ' EU.leU.II. Servlc •• 1 p.m. oC the Jowa Memorial Union. speak at the dinner in the evening. x2215, and office. )lours ar-e Monday· OaAC~ MlSSIONA.Y CRU.CB The first of a series of musical At lhe meeting discussions will Friday Crom 9 a.m.-4 :30 p.m., and - 7:30 a.m.·2 a.m. 1~ Ma •• all ... A .... BETRANY BArTIST COU.CR Saturdays. 9 a .m.·12 noon. famous makers here for this one-day showing. ve and overpight re' B street &s Fifth Avenue, 10•• Cit, 111 ...... N.rm.~ R.b~ •• Pallor programs will be given Collo wing be held on common problems fac­ Le.nard D . G.ra"8oll, , •• t.r 'Blbl. Slaay. t:U a.m. "Finian's Rainbow" will be di· y be checked ol,lt at " a short business meeting. The )I."lnr .... r.hlp. 9:45 a .m. 8ermoll of .W.rllll.,. 1':4r1 a .:,. group will present excerpts lrom ing all the clubs on s ll ch matters rected by Dr. Willard Welsh, in· , Nov. 21l, and witl .~ Sermon: " The 'l'tm.u of t.he GeaU'ea." as publicity, reli gious and social ' ....1 F.Uow, hlp Supp.r. ~ : st p .•• IIIENNONITE CHURCR Puccini's " Madame Butterfly" in tructor in the SUI Dramatic Arts <\t 10 a.m. Monday, ' ." ft 14 CI.,'k BL err Blblo Tralnlnr. 6:30 p.m. English. Singers will be Mrs. Mary programs, me m be r~ h ip, and the Department. tunln, Gospel Sel'vle-e, 1:3U p ••• The aey. Vlrlll Bre,,,,amaa. Patter Legion of Mary. I libraries will post lII.r.ln, Wor.bl,. 18:46 a ..... Erbe and 1I1rs. Victoria Sedlacek. ----- Serm.n by the bv. ~ee Kana,e,., Bob Strawn. A3, Chicago, is vice· FOUR AT SPEECH TOURNEY the doors . BETHEL ""FRICAN METBODlIT U.kk.rdo. Japan. Mrs. Marian Heilbrun will be the CRUltCIl iveD'_, 8en·lee. 1:se , .ID . Four SUI students are represent· 411 S. G • .,.rD.r ... accompanist. chairman oC the state·wide organi· If,.. C. ler IIROVAR'S WITNESII. lng the SUI Speech Department at a. McDoD.ld, ... .21 1 ~O ~1 St. zation . 'fl Dn,tll •• I, 8 p .m. tile Bradley Uni versity Forensic NU - Phi Gamma PobUe Tal~. ~ p.m. eir pledging and in· - WtrJblp. 4 ,.m. ",.Iehlo .... r Stady. 4 p.m . Throws Caution Away Tournament in Peoria. III. , today. ny on Sunday, Nov. "Otter •• G.d a SacrlfJtle or Praise.:' THANKSGIVING SERVtCE The tournament includes debate, THE C8uaCil OF CBaIST" Takes Can Off Skunk . in the YWCA office I~O Klrkw •• d "" .... The Thanksgivi ng Day Servce dl scussion and individual events. Rv.rl Plcllarll, Evaol.UIt ME'rHoDlsT CHURCR All alums are invito Ie"."" ... d Duba" .. SI •• sponsored by the community chur· IIlbl. CI ...... 9 a.m. Dr. L. L. Dunalnlloh. Mlalsl•• KENORA, Ont. IJ1') - J . J . Hugh· lItrnlnr " '.nlllp. 10 ...... Ch.reh Sob.l•• :s. aull 11 • .• . son, driving to Blindfold Lake, ches oC Iowa City will be held at Sermo.: "The Element 0' Chanre I. 1/ ,I, M.r.lo, W ...bIJl , p oKe a"d 11:..... m . 10 ·p.m .• Thursday, at the Congre· C~rl.ll.olly . " Sermon: "J\. Thankful Ilear1..·' saw a skunk weaving across the TRAINING The ' r".I., W.,.hlp 5e,.I••• ':31 , ... · . . road with its head stuck in a tin gational Church. Prof. James Spal· UO ..GANIZED CRURCH OF JESUS can. ding, of the SU [ School oC Religion, ing Room will be CBURCH OF J£BUS CRaJST CaltlST OF L""TTEa D ... Y S... lNTIL , . udent use on Mon· 01' LATTER·DAY SAINTI O •• fereaee ao.m 1 Throwing caution to the wind. will speak. The churches cooperat· '19 E. Falr.hll. BI. I.wa )1Omorlal U.I •• ing in this ser vi ce are the Baptist, ays and Fridays be· I P,I •• lh... M•• III." • a .... Hughson stopped his car, wt\ lked D.. E. Walle. Paale. Chri stian, Church of Lh e Nazarene, rs of 3:30 p.m. and hnday Sch •• I. 10 a.m. General W.rI.t,~ D:S4I •. 111. to the skunk and r,emoved the can. ~~'Your serviceman 'saved Die orth Gymnasium will Satt•• eo' JUeeUal, 6:3' , .... Cla.H., .:.. ~ ..... The skunk scampered away ha p· Congregational , Methodist, and . . . S.r.'h. a:iIO a.m. student recreational CHURCH OF TRE N"'ZAaEQ SRA.ON EVANOELICAL pily without even a parting shot. Presbyterian. Barll.rt.n and C1lnl.n 810. UNITED aaETHaEN CRU.eR h Friday afternoon Th. Rev. G. ~I. FI.ld, Mlnl ••• r Ka!eJla . to 4 p.m. Sanday Seh •• I. 9:4. a.m. Th. a ... It. C. Plalll,raft. 'uler lIornl., W... hlp. IO : 4~ •••• Morain, Wonhlp, 11 • . m. money with his sugg~stiOI!8. Brelee Fellowlhlp, G p.m. Serm... : "A R .. lnl .r Fallh." I ALPHA-AU memo V ••lb Hour, 8:tG p.m. E ...lo, W.,.hlp. l:1It ,.m. IFor tr.nsportallon, C8n 8-OlK4, 8·4115. What They're Doing ed in organization. THE CONGREGATIONAL CHUac. 8-4.241 or 66141. Hughes, x4076. • CII.I.n .nd J.n.,. •• stre.. . ST. MAay'S CBUaCR Th. aev. John G. Cr.'" JU ...I., Jeflen.n ana LI... 8u. lI.rnln, W.rshlp, IO :4a •. m. LUTHERAN STUDENTS "The Church Movcs In" will be L VACANCIES-The ' Itl ...... C. H. M.I.b.r,. P.n., · Ualled Sluden' rell.w.hl., • , ••• S ••••,. M... e ••••••., 1:31 ...... A cost supper will be held at shown at 7:15 p.m. perative Pre·School 1.:11 • .•.• 11:31 ••ID. 5 p.m . at the Stl1dent House. The , penings ill' the junior IVA.'1GELICAL Fau oavac. . Rev. P. Hewison Pollock, pastor USF eerllv11l., IT. ·PATRICK'S CRUaCR i1dren S years old. The R .... J. 8 .••Im~r ••uler !24 E. Curl SI. of the Presbyterian Church. will Prof. Ralph H. Ojemann o[ the e conlact M~s. Char· .... 1.' W.,.1olp. 11 a.m'. MI,r.• alrlck J. O· ••l1Iy. rul.r " I.~kanle p ..tor , aev. W.u'u S",an .. L •• Mao.ae't 6:81, 8:";). 11 ' a.m. speak on "Calvin". Discussion and SUI Child Welfare Research De· registrar, by phcmi~r · Itft, O&t..,"WI. H1611 ~I"" , R:I~ •• m. . recreation will Collow. ~artment. wjiJ speak. on " Christi· ( j ~ , H.I, D.y.: ~ : 4~. 1•••. m . • nd 1:86 p .... '.C.Y.F . Supper. ~ p.m. anity as Related to My Profes· I , r.C.Y.F. Blbl. Study, U ,.m. · . . (, Ev •• ln, Gosp.1 Senl ••• 1:!It p .•. IT.• ACL·S LUTBEaAN CBCa4'JR ROGER WILLIAMS sion" at 6 p.m. instead of 5:30 - The facilities of flBST CHRISTIAN CRU.e. ~lI .... r1 8r... . , )(1 .Jerl.r... ••• GIll,.r' 81 .. Transportation to the home of p.m. as previously scheduled. e will be available for 217 Iowa Ave. I' th••• Y . "". C. H.rrl.hler, ••st •• So .. Fran Luper. 213 McLean St., will J r ••• 9:la ..... , ..'h.ler...... 1.11. II.po'.'. """" I I I also Uk~d the neat way he tional activities each " A,. W.,.bl,. be furnished at 5 p.m. from the WESLEY FOUNDATION Friday night from t,' "' .... ttl', IO ::Je a.m . M·.rolal W.r.hl" ...... a" 11 • ••• SerMon: ·"Thank.,IYln. For It:w.."' a •••• Deltat I'.de.' I .... P meel. a' Student CenLer . A cost supper will The annual International Ban· " )I.m. fer lupper. IJ rovided no home var' DI.cl,lel I!J~Udent. F:U.,nhl1!' 0 , ••• be held at 5:30 p.m. A student quet will be held at 5:30 p.m. in is scheduled. Mem· V •• , .... , p .... n.Sl BAPTIST CIIU.OB • • panel will discuss "God. the Fath· the Fellowship HaJI of the Meth· 0 , . 0 acu1ty, staff. and stu· ·to •• ih Cllnl••• nd F.lr.loll..... IT. 'IROM"'S MO.I: e ....PIL • I cleal!~d spots he'd mad~ t .... G. Th.mas F.lla••••• 111.111., er" at 6:30 p.m. odist Church. All foreign students n. I •• M.L ... SI, , JI d their spouses are in· ....1.' Wor.hlp. IO:4~ a .... on campus are invited as guests of nd and bike part In · SM1non : "The Greatllell .r 0.41." Till a ...... "r•• rllirobe ...... lenl. I.", "'1lI~a.nu1 ~!~ p.m. 8 ••••' " •••ea, I:U, I. I. 1', aD. 11:11 GAMMA DELTA the foundation at this turkey din· in which they are In- 1 A Thanksgiving party will be nero ssion will be by lac· n ..ST CRU.(lH OJ' C.aIIT, ..•.Tlot I ...... a HI,. II••••••• SC IENTIST " 1110 ••",re,all ... held at 5 p. m. by the student group f student 1.0. card. '!2 E. 0.11", It. DaUJ ...... , t:_ •.•., l' ....., ':11 a .•. of St. Paul's Lutheran church. A NEWMAN CLUB November: badmlnt· -U'11 Service, II a .m. program and vespers will follow. . The lowa regJonal fall meeting I. swimming, table " Sen... a: " S.ul aDd Pody."' T.INITI' EPIlIOOP""L CBvao. " ...... y • p.m.: Tullm •• , ....11.' will be held at the Catholic stu· smash, basketball Ill. B. C.llo,. 81. rllST· ENOLISH I.UTa.aU 'flo ...... H ..... F ....0 ••, at.'" WESTMINISTER FOUNDATION dent Center at 12:45 p.m. and is CHUaCR H.ly c..mm••• ln, • ..IIJ. Graduate discussion fellowship open to all Newman Club memo Dab"q.. and Markel SI •. lIr.. Ua.I , .:1It ..... au'. "0), ",Inlate. p~e.e"I ••• C•• llr .... U.n, .: IG a.m. will be held at 4 p.m. Sunday eve· bers. No benediction or Sunday • •• with~ut being asked to do sOo" • If lI,rnln, Worship. lJ:fM a.m.••• 11 I ..... M_",'o, '.ayer. It ..... ning. Fellowship will follow the 5 discussion will be held. Supper a.... , 8.h ••I, .:tJ . .... Hel, C •••••le., Thank".yln, Day, L.l~ .. Lea.,.e, 1 ,~m. I' •.•. p.m. cost supper. A student panel lot' those not attending the meet· C ••I.,"ry Cllb. ~:st p .•• rll8T .a1t8Bl'TEal... N CBcao. will present a Chicago tri p study ing will be served at 6:15 p.m. DAILY ~6 B. )!ark.1 SI. seminar. "From Skid Row to the Charles Nile.'> will speak on "AI· -one of our customers sayso 'f\" P. ""wl.lt" ... n.,. ....1 •• lIte, ZION I.UTHI:llAN onu.eR ". J.h••• ad BI ....I.'I .. Silo Gold Coast. " A motion picture, coholism". C,Uo,e A,. s... ar Ob.r.1I I.~ •• I, BULLETIN If;...... m. , Ttl ...... A. 0...... 1, P ••I .. ,I lI.r.ln, W ...bIP. B:1Ie and 11 a .•. ".r.i., ", ... hl,. I ...... 1':31 .... a., ••n : "L.I Ih. Nail .... 8. GI ..... A.,.l. al.l. Cia..... 111 ••• Her-teen & Stocker_ I NOVEMSER 17, "" • • • • • rl~8T UNITA.IAN 10011T'W I ...a "" ...... Gllb,r' II. IT. WENCE8LAUS couaCR Jewelers ITY CALENDAR fbI ...... ""lIr." J. N. H ..rtII ••• tlI. I. D ...n,." II. P.llAr T ...... ·Ed.,ar' W. '!II,,"n, Pyle. ay, Novtmbar 17 ,,, -,.. la, .,.,.. 8. IG: 13 a .•• II ••••' lIla_., ••It ~ •••, I ••••, S.rm •• : "Anol.nl .·.lIh. I.. lb. M•• • It •••.• 11I4ft •••• . I I .m. - City Managm tt e, •••rl. _ Hln •• l... . 0.11, ...... , •.•.1 ',M •.•. Our servicemen's wives - Pentacrest Room, rial Union. Watch Repair Dept. r - Footban - OhIo wa - Stadium. OFFERS YOU train them right. y, Novtmber II Iowa Mountaln~rs - ka" - John Ebert - • ONE DAY SERVICE uditorium. On Crystals and Minor Repairs , And, we train them .too. Our 137 servicemen IY, Nov.mber " - University Faculty avera!e around 23,000 service calls, company· Club Bridge - Unlver· • ONE WEEK SERVICE wide, per month. Their delerminalion to please ooms. Welre famous for Ham clind Eggs, Country of Iowa Folk Dancer.s pre· On All Major Repa!rl is typical of the way all members the Iowa· nc Unlvt'rsily Tambur· Slyle and Coffee that really ..ts you up for Illinoil family fiy to ICrve you day after day • . cbrldc Auditorium. the doyl For al'l extra goo" troat and for ex· • FOUR Licensed Watchmakers to Serve You diY, No¥tmW 11 Ira morning energy Let u. ..rve you Ing Holiday begins. Watch Master Timing '. , Sreakfas' Tomorrow\ IY, NoV.m" 24 .• I Wqter Proof Testin; . . Football, Notre Dame Stadl.um, , 'J IY, ,Nmmtlor' It 'j 'If,erlc'.. CO",,-(lA1-. ldwt Society, ArcheOIo· ~ ,~ .1 • "'- tj! I.,...Shpmbaulh ~udI· 1 . ACRO •• JlRoM "ctriL JlfI,.IRSON . • Herte~n & Stocker OPEN DAILY EXCIP? TUESDAY-6130 A,M.· 8:30 I'.M: 1 I~=====:;.===:HO.'I Jcrrcr.,p lIld,. P._" .. 0.81'___ • I J ' / ' • . . P age! 4-THE DA'lL Y IOWAN- Iowa City, lo .-Soturdoy, Noy. 17, "56 Iml liThe best in service ... with home town friendliness." We (Jre cheering, for"You ~ Tol Burlington St. Standard Service HAW.KEYES, 't Make RACINE/~ Your I sy Tony Brack - Willie Jordan commm . General Headquarters. • ma nager s: 102 EAST BURLINGTON ST. (HWY 6) (rom tl! Play your best , abi lity ~ PIPES TOBACCOS Wendell JI Iowa City, Iowa Phone 9965 I y ~. patnolog OPEN 7:31 A.M. TO 11 P.M. rne nt told l and, weill be LUNCHEONETTE . at 8 conll I \Ve oft! For Reliable Service GIFTS ~ NOVELTIES trouble,' : bound. ' comes. II , I ,Rose Bowl Check our scoreboard for football scores sayi ng thi opposite I~ on your car from across the nation. Johnson : things in stop at ability II BECKMAN'S somelhin.g learned In PYRAMID SERVICES I He said the secre ~ FUNERt(L HOME enil1g is 621 S. Dubuque Phone 5723 "cille'sWASHINGTON and DUBUQUE STS. We . dency only for to Take OH 10 51 AlE "If.o A NOT A "FLASH"... get Probable Starting Lineup COMPLETE SERVICE But steady play has the HAWKS other sayIng. " Cleaning, out in front. And for the lead in declared. Hawks! • FINE DRY CLEANING! photo service, stop at LIND'S. 10WA Quality Cleaning - One Day Service Laundry, Tool • LAUNDRY! I I JJnJj JIM GIBBO_NS ~E Brown's Photo ,•• d Art Supplies • SHIRTS! ALEX KARRAS LT Friendly, Personal Service AlwnJlS lJNIOUE CLEANERS • CHARGE ACCOUNTSI FRANK BLOOMQUIST LG Dial 3663 216 E. College Ph: 5745 9 So. Dubuque DON SUCHY (c-c) C • FREE DELIVERyt HUGH DRAKE RG ... , . DICK KLEIN RT Go Hawksl Beat Ohio Statel f\ FRANK GILLIAM ' RE . '{. .." KEN PLOEN QB ... . " DON DOBRINO LHB ,I •s. BILL HAPPEL RHB lh 313 S. Dubuque FB I DIAL 4177 til FRED HARRIS H gl . '.' T t ' g 11- w ~ , ir Iowa 1 • It tr -I -, 8 S. Clinton

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F~'om the sensational stage su.ccess than ran 91 weeks . , . nnd starring the players who created the original Broadway roles DebOrah Kerr· John 'Kerr . ~if Erickson'· Edward AQdrm "Door. Open . CO~PLI.'E N~ . S!fOW. ' 1: DO" i I '. SUN D A'¥ • I ENDS TO·DAYt, Robert Wagner "BEWEEti HEAVEN AND ,HELL" , A.M. II , ft~ , A.M. II • pJA. .... 6-THE. DAILY IOWAN-I_e City, I •.-S.tui-d.y, NOv. 11, 1tU He;k~- lBig :10, n Semifin'al' , Roo ,. ,.~I Sez..By JIM NEY For R'ose· (Dan" lo.an Sport. Editor) s Contende rs Hawks Have Made "Experts" Look Silly . CHICAGO t.4'! - The Big Ten foot­ pion Ohio State ' hauls a perfect game will be televised regionally seven points. bal.l campaign plunges into its league mark (4-0) against Rose via NBC at 1:30 p.m. (CST ). Michigan, a 20-point choice over Talk about making the "experts" look silly! . Those Iowa Hawk­ semifinal round Saturday with title Bowl striven lo"'a (4-lJ . And at Ann Arbor, Mich., the Indiana, still can finish with a 5-2 eyes have the gloomy forecasters, who predicted a "seventh place fin­ and-or Rose Bowl chances teeter­ However, muell

1 n~ght br sljl1oaru\g the Clemson sisslppi and Missol\ri, the teams Iowa, each (4-1), 31'e tied for sec­ " ... • J' 1 " I " • \ iIIo _ , Tigers, one of the probablo Orange Lhey face today. TeDllessec wound and with Minnesota (3-1-1 ) right be­ Bowl ,teams, 21·0. up just two points ahead of Okla- hind. Defending champion Ohio Irish Win'3d Tille . Quarterback Sam Scarnecchia homa, the former Jeader, in this State is ineligible for ,tllC Rose scooted for two touchdowns and week 's balloting Qf sports writers Bowl because of probation and fullback Don Bosseler rammed for and broadcasters in the Associated I\Illchigan State because It went In Cros~·Ci)unlry the otjJer as the Hurricanes rub- Press ranking poll . Both t\)ams last Januaty. Iowa Dnd Minnesota CHICAGO IA'I _ Bill Pyle of West· bed atl the luster off the coming obviously wlJl be out to make im- are eligible, which may add a lit­ ern Michigan romped oCf with the Orange Bowl gamel which is ex- pJ'essive showings to improve their tie to their desire. Individual championship 8ftd Notrc peeted to match Clemson against places in this duel. Fourth-rated Georgia Tech, aiso Iowa 14,: Dame won Its third straight team Colorado. Mississippi has the best def~nslvc Ivery much in the bowl picture, title in the Central Collegiate Con- The NCAA, although admitting rccord - In statistics - of any ma- meets Alabama, a t\Vo-game win­ ference cross-country m~et Friday. that Miami now is Simon pure, jar colle4le team, but of( its losses ncr this season which shouldn't Pyl~ finished 200 yards ahead of refu8ed last Tuesday to lift the to Tulane and Arkansas Ole Miss make much trouble. Texas A&M, Ore. St. 13 Notre Dame's Mike Haverty in probation first imposed in October hardly looks strong enouah to stop apparently heading for the South· 29:49.9 for the four-mile coUrse at 1954, for violation of recrultiJ,lg Tennessee's Johnny Majors " Co. west Conference title but inellv;lble wind-raked Washington Park. Third rules. . Mississippi still is in the running for the CotLon Bowl. takes on Rice, OLD MISS CAGIRS was Notre Dam:)'s John Michna, That eliminated the Hurricanes for a bowl invitation. next-to-Iast In Its league. Texas MiSSissippi expects to Improve on while Jerry Mack of Western as prime candidates for the Sugar Missouri hasn't won , a game on Christian and Southern Methodist, last season's record of 11 wins In Michigan was fourth aod Mike Bowl ,arne and their punishmen~ Oklahbma's Owen Field In .20 leading bowl candidates In the m.lly I.... n Pbll. br 11111 •• 24 games because Ole Miss has Senglaub of Marquette filth.. o~iginally scheduled for two years, years and, even with ~he upset 10· Southwest, ~Iay Texas and Arkan- seven basketball lettermen back. Notre Dame 8corc:d 29 POlOtll, actual\y will extend two months ccntive oC Don Faurot s last game sas, respectively. , HOW "ON IOWA" can you ,ot? Judy Poster of lowe City ";I . followed lu' Western 'Mlchiaan, 44: beyond that