r files Bill The Weather Serving the State Eye Banks, Falr and told Ioda, with t:lniversity of Iowa po ,Ible now and warm I Ins' ruction " in, temperaturtfl tonl,hl. Campus and mrb today, 5 to O. Fri Represen\atlve Scott Iowa City day Iicht snow durlnt oUJan morninr, el~arin, lind D-Iowa City) Mond~y in the [owa ihollse to . . turlllll, told Ily nilht. Est. 1868 - AP leased Wire. Wireohola - Five Centa lowo City. Iowa. Thursday, January 27. 1955 er for a person ~o ------~--~~------~--~------~--~------!body" foJ' ~ci nllfic or on purposes. The 'bill low on Il1dlvldll~1 to h u1'I':,ngc'm , nt~ before , I · rpo.. 'c of 'the 'bill, he enable meflicnl scien· ,. in more ' eyo dssue nCls." ScientLsts are able to Irnprove pr 8;1 ers S sight of the Qrtli , ~ed .transplnntlhg . cornea of a re=erUy de. vidual. , MacArthur making it easier to at Ibodies to · tt ~ Jp Wilson's. . : living human beinogs, Causes Sfir Denounces of t'he bill is to aid WASHINGTON (IP) - Secre medka L coll~ges to Army ROTC/s Best-Drilled Platoon tary of Defense Charles E. WiI s for ins,truotion In SOl) Wednesday called the Red Arms Races Chinese threat against Formosa colleges \re SUI's I and SUII college "hi~t, [\ little ripple" - but ho LOS ANGELES (Jl>)- Gener:!i said j,ater. his language was "in or the army Douglas MacArthur in Des Mqines. Wednesday night call.Q leaders law prevents as pi:" or the world "Ianards·' and re such bodies to a I didn't rr.ean that it was just .1 jected a preparedne--s race that 001 it the individual a ;litlle ripple in intern3tion11 may plu/}~e the world Ir,' o nu his objections before clear warfare by''. por..t3ncol' it his relatives or ari" irs," he told reporters cov comtJustion." objel1l. This bill ... illg his appearance bero~e the MocArthltr saltl abolition or inate " (rl' nds" from I.u .Ise Armed S rvices committee. war is ~om thing pcople on botb those who could PI'C ·It is vel·Y . importanl, but it sid(·s or ,t , "'on Cu rtai n D.?,' ct· assi'gnment. ul)l1n 1\11 dt'l'il'able - "and ltoi< chonk" OIU' milit:Jry a'so flled a bill to au ( At' W,trlH • .,,,.l) PE' . haps i, t411' only thing 'they GEN. DOUGI.AS MacARTHUR stAnds beside a mOllum·SU h'lIl reD week8 paid vaca " do ngree upon." te employes atter 10 'Plannlnf tor Lon: Pull' orinr him a ~ dl'dlcatlon eeremonle In l\1acArthur ,lark. Los An 'Proclalm ftcadlne. ' reles, ( a If., Wtdnesday. )n a trIbute to hiS comrades In urns he ke. "Formosa is ju~t a Iittll: ripple said, "I and Ihl statue and this park are but the reflected monu ~p ' aking nt n civic banqu , in Ollr defense 'plaoning, and I that Callow dcdica.ilon of :'I SEORETARY ments of their (rand.lUJ'." (Another Illcture: Pare 3). em talking ot plonning for the monumenl in hi. ho ~or. he cnlh.'t{ A,'iz. (A» - A Nav long pull." upon the Unlt, d St.ate to "nOIV girl, Miss Matilda The defense chiers "ripple" Mrs. Eitzen's Performance In - procl:Jim our readiness to abolish as becn ilppointed by war in concert with the greilt Udall (D-Arlz.) as remark, coming during question powers of the world. in his Washing£on ing before the committee, made "Tho r su~t would be m, glc:JI," quite il splash. in the afternoon Puccini's 'Tosca' h declared. newspapers ilnd disturbed some Abolition of \w.r, liS h(' ~N'~ iI, congressmen who heard him. , - Warms Winter Evening n!' (I nllt eV'n re.'It 011 In ":' tn~ They reG a lied th3l President tional In~·1 ion ot armamenL~. 'F;isenhower had co lied the For By Lawrence* * h *erma ., I' st or "Del'* FreL; hutz" \Va- not PublJr opinion nnd 1011'S ell mosa situation a !;erious threat to Arter hearing Mrs. Leslie IOl'thcominl:. In.*.. tead, *the orches joycd by a world of Jl(!ace would ,wQrld peace. Eitzen's pt!r1ormonce of the tra or(ercd the fir t major t.reat I n ~ure It. Wnen WiI~n returned to the wann, passionate rolq. of To~ca, of t·hl' cvenlnd , MOlllrt's Progue ReJ ctN Colleetlve Seeurlty ·witness stand acter lunch, Rep. the winter-braving audi rcc at symphony No. 38. the SUI s)mphony orche<·tra's He al 0 5llld that collce.llve F . Edward Hebert (D-La.) ex E)(cellent Pror ram sl'ClJ rily is not a stpad!ast bu)' thlrd concert Wedne mE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa Cit • b.-ThUl., JUl. %1, In:'-Pale S Reds Wilson Talks to House CommiHeo Marlin, Schwengel Support· (·54 Ditches. In Atlantic,. Crew Rescued NEW YORK (.4') - A four ar engine military plane with eight persons aboard ditched safelY in Davenport as Ozark Airport stormy mid-Atlantic late Wed WASHINGTON (JP) - Sen. Reds are CI1o~It1ed to In-. nesday. ,t ,if t.hey stay aJWay t!rom Tom Martin and Rep. Fred Administration (CAA) officials A Coast Guard cutter on the 10 Delos W, Rentzel, then CAA al outpoots ot Formosa scene took oil all eigh t. None Schwengel, Iowa Republicans, administrator. 1Il not run Into ,American were injured, Wednesday urged a Civil Aero Schwengel said the letur had For an agonizing 2 hours and nautics board (CAB) examiner been withheld from pubUc Mr. Elsen'howcr and 21 minutes, the plane groped to support Davenport lI1unicipal knowled,e because CM had have shown great cape through storm and galhering l' keeping their ~eads In airport's contention thllt Ozark marked it "administratively re- I dusk toward the cutter Coos stricted," but he had obtained o 01 ,great 'provoclltion. )f Airlines should continue to use CAA authority to release It. t moves lnrto the Toohel1l Bay, a tiny speck on the vast, turbulent sea. that airport for !lights into the He said the two CAA oHielnls evacua.tiol1o mission, and ~f nts" oocur such as the Then, minutes before nightfall, Quad-City area. wrote Rentzel that "we have g down of an Anlerlcan the plane lound its tarllet. The Ozark switched from the been unable to find any thin, 11- pilot brought his cratt down l' the isolotOO strafing I;tl ex Quad-City airport at Moline m.1 ~ogical or unsound in the reaaon- k, seLf-defense, not war, pertly on the heaving, gale , 'lOg underlying the adminlstra- !be the nes ult. swept sea. Lifeboats plowed to across the Mississippi river to the I tion's previously rendered ded.- Davenport airport last April. The ion lbat from the standpoint of would come only it· at Its side and survivors were were ,pressed in a fashion whisked to safety, Metropolitan Airport Authority relative safety and expandabillty _ a pa~tern of waf on tile Radio Contael (MAA) of Rock Island coul1ty, the Davenport airport was the r ilhe Reds. Then retaJi Radio was the thin thread that 111., which operates the Moline Superior location tor scheduled n Red alrbases ,rttlght fol brought the plane and the cutter (AP Wl,.pb ••• ) airport is seeking to have the air carrier use." together. DEFENSE ~ECRETARY CHARLES WlLSON, left, talks with CAB order Ozark to return to Martin said the facilities ot nd the :fat would !be ,in the committee ehalrman Carl Vluson (O-Ga.) durlnl' the meelln .. ut only Mli!beralte IW4 . ~n The Coast Guard here said the the Quad-City airport. Davenport airport lend them- plane, bound from the Azores to Wednesday of the house armed service commitue, at whJch Wil Schwengel sought to have in- selves to unlimited expansion ould produce such a Situ son said Ihe Formosa situation Is "Jusi a IItUe ripple" In the world Bermuda, apparently accidental troduced into the record a letter w'hich is not available at Quad and the calculllJled Il'isk ot· sUuatlon and has no effecl on U.S. mJlltary manpower plans. polley is iIlhc belief thlwt ly lost 350 gallons of gasoline. he said was written in January. City. ,delibol'ote intent will be Short ot fuel and 1,000 mlles east IJ50, by two Civil Aeronautics of Bermuda, there was no hope Wilson- Voters May Close AE Pi's Honor 3 Eager Acoeptaoce of making land. from 1) At 1:37 p.m. (Iowa time) the (Continued Page ready, almost eager ,ac Tuesday Evening ., e by congress at tile pilot radioed the U,S. air force Shueyville High Senate Gets base at BellfTluda, saying he was Graduating seniors who are ent's position is the great.. congress." Eighty signatures the 187 bucking vicious headwinds and ot members 01 Alpha Epsilon PI arantee It'hat lIbe Reds, no Wilson's appraisal ot the For Jefferson township voters ap oclal fraterni ty were honored at : how loudly rthey wUl despaired of reaching land. Defense Bill mosa situation came when Rep. pear on a petition to call a spe a dinner Tuesday evening at the ill in the end steer clelr Chanl'ed Course Carl Vinson (D-Ga.), chairmarl cial election [or closing ot th' DES MOINES (JP) - Bills to chapler house. right war just as /Will the The Coast Guard cutter im Shueyville high school. The pe- create a state civil detl'nse agen of the Armed services commit Those honored were Gerald mediately changed course, mean tit ion was fiLed yYednesday with cy within ~he Iowa Developmen.t tee, asked him whether It was Nason, A4, MIlwaukee, WIs.; MI sla(emen ls of congression while guiding the pilot in its di the Johnson county superinten-I commission and to establish an wise at this Ume for the defense chael Koenning, E4, SI. Loiils, ers, tho deployment or liIe rection by radio. department to speed up the pro dent of schools. IowlI Public Servi<:e commission !\.he altitude of the admin. Then, in a race against dark to regulate utilities were in.:tro Mo., and Jordan Fish, A4, Sioux (AP Wirephoto) posed reducUon of the armed on aU mak~ it clear tbat if ness, the two converged across The petition was submitted hy duccd in the lowa senate Wed City. THE MON MENT HONORING Gen. Dourlas MacArthur on his 75th birthday Is domJnateci by a forces. Walter Schropp, president of the nesday afternoon. Guests included Prof. Leonard orces have to fight China life sll:e bronze statue of the reneral and commemorates his exploits durlnr World War nand hls hundreds of miles of · angry Because Flrhtfhl' Ha. Stopped there will be 110 handcu1h ocean. Jefferson township school boa'l'd. The civil defense measure calls Goodstein, psychology, and Mrs. achievements durlnl' the occupation of Japan. It was unveiled by his wlte 10 Los Anreles Wednes He replied that the redUction The school board plans to for establishment under the Goodstein; Prof. George Mosse, commanders, and no pad day. (Story and picture on Pue 1). The Coast Gl,lard here was in was scheduled because lighting n the store of wellpons send the present 17 high school state unlt of county d rense history, and Mr, and Mra. Fred ot formed thilt the plane had has stopped in Korea and Indo dc6truction. That should ditched within 21h miles 01 the studenls to Cedar Rapids by bus councils and authorizes cities Felton. a suWcient deterrent. china. next tall, to oUer a broader cur- and Itowns ItO SEt U'P local or .MacArthur- Coos Bay at 3:58 p.m. "The Chinese Nattionaldsts have re ds on~ great danger, Almost Dark riculum than is possible with ganizations for civil defense. er. It is that Peiping may (Continued from Page 1) had a big army sitting on For the present two teacher start. The public util~ty commission Combatant Found A Coast Guard spokesman re mosa for five or six years or so," oved by Russia, ported the C54 trensport carne The present high school build- bill would provide for a !lve Chicqo CoDep of he added. "It ls rthat ,tyIpe of ing will ,be used to consolidate man commission to replace the aeet Unyleldloc Policy new world." within an eyelash ot losing its strength that is needed there the now separated elementary present Jowa Commerce .c:ommis ow now finds itself facing War a Frankensuln. race. He said it was almost dark now. Since' we have it there, we school. sion. Powers of the commerce yielding policy on both For Screwworm MacAlthur called modern war when the plane came down. Total OPTOMETRY don't need Jt here. Boar d plans also Include pur- commission would be transfl!rredouble /iuicide. Science put the armed forces in "a quali tatively improved state 01 readi When you wash here, Athletic and recrwtioaal acam. All this may seem far-fetched in the Caribbean, is 50 miles has clearly outmoded it as ,a The weather's fine. tiM. OormitoriMOD the cam..-, from the nearest land. That ness indefin~tely." to the fellow worrying about feasible arbite~. Music Department , '. made it ideal. No fancy-free, Danl'erous Control Wilson <:ame before .the tOom CH ICAGO COLLECE 0' , , the price of steak, but it isn't. .' SAVE WITH " romantic stranger could wantler m~ttee Ito re-port on the nation's OPTOMETRY Experiment tmportant "The growing and dangerous A' 910 Kilocycles in from the outside and mess up armed stren_. His ap~aran(le SELF·SERVICEI· control by an individual over the Plans 3 Recitals was SC'he(luled Jbe!ore tihe For The experts ~ay the experi the experiment. masses ___ the social!stic and pa- mosan srtuation came Ito a head. l'ROORA1\1 NOTES ment is Important because It 52,000 Males ternal trends resultin.g there The music department has sday, January 2.7 may help wipe out a pe3t that In , Ma~ch, 52,000 sterile males from - is largely Oy virtue of scheduled three student recitals urora's Wedding BaUet costs livestock growers Of this were released and sent on their his influence to induce war or to for today, Friday and Sunday wIU " by Tohaikovsky be country 20 millkm dollars 3 mi~sion. Each week another 100 maintain peace. Abolish this In the North Music hall. red on the DINNER HOUR year, and it proves the etfect to 400 sterile males were turned threa t and the position of chief Five students will be ,heard .m. Iveness of a new way to contnl loose to mate with the native fe magistrate falls into a more ~oday at 4:10 p.m. Joan Fagan, special March of Dimes pro- A2, Kansas City, Mo.. soprano, insects, man's eternal, lmplae males. proper civic perspective." , , at 7 p.m. wHl feature a able foe . Things worked beautifully, He conceded' that in the past Jere WW, A2, Tipton, flutist, , " Sym rt by the Cleveland Now for the screwworm fly. for everyone but the screw the abolition of war was a fan Phyllis Helmke, A4, Garner, y orchestra. By almost any reckoning, the worm !lies. Their numbers di tastic idea, adding: contralto, Ronalda Ringo, A4, Io Dixielan(i music on 6ES I screwworm fly is hardly nature's minished steadily. So much so "It is no longer an ethical wa City, soprano and Annette WHAT'S THIS? For solution see paragraph below, AT NINE, ieaturln" rthe finest ornament. To the lay tha,t since Nov. 4, the Agricul equation to be pondered solely Trachsel, A3, Iowa City, flutist. in S,treet Six" and "Sharkey men, it looks !rYlout like a house: ture department reports trium by learned philosophers and ec Corrine Hamilton, G, Iowa Ci His Kings of DIxie,land." fiy, and it has habits even more phantly, "scientists have not clesiastics but a hard core - one ty, contralto, will sing Friday at TODAY'~ CHEDUL revolting. trapped a single screwworm for the decision of the masses 7:30 p.m. Monlln, Chapel f PrOf. Norma Cross of the mu News Killed 200,000 Animal. 1Iy." whose survival is the issue.': Lite Problem. sic d~partment ~II play the pia A STUDENT'S lEST FRIEND The Bookshtlf II lays its eggs in the open liAR VIIW 0' IIINn VIII ON '".ON. is Lucky " . no acCompaniment. She will Galen R. F'iSMr Women', Feature wounds Of, animals. Th~ eggs New! be assisted by Gera Id Feese, G. Uniuersity of California Strike. At any rate, the 'greatest, Klu,hcn Co,,«rt hatch into maggots, which feed Clothing for Fire Victims St. Paul, Minn., violin; Rosemar World nf 1M_ on the flesh of the untortunate Operl Momen.." ie Baker, G, Iowa City, violin; up-to-datest college survey shows Bonjour ~ me ' beast. In recent years reme Richard Voots, G, Quincy, Ill., w.lt. Tit". dies have been found to lreat , th~t college smokers prefer RhyLhV' Ramblr' vIola, and Charles Becker, G, Io N.w, these woundS, but as recently wa City, cello. JOllnlc~ Behind the News as the years 1932 through 1934, Luckies to all other brands--and Mus.~1 Chatl Richmond Matteson, A4, Rock Let', Sin, the screwworm caused tPle Island, will present a tuba reci by a wide margin. Once again, l' '~ ny For Your ThouCht deaths 01 200,000 head of live RobIn 1I00d lal Sunday at 7:30 p.m, He will Radio Child Study Club stock in the South. be assisted by Eleanor Sears, the No.1 reason: Luckies taste Glleot Star We now come to the cunning OUT New. A3, Willie-rosburg, plano. American Ideal part of this business. As the 1M better. They taste better, first of [ow. Union RAId 10 JlDur agriculture department report 1' •• T e all, because Lucky Strike means Chlkl",,,·. Hour , puts It; "Female screwworm SUI To Present New. , , flies mate only once, Entomol Spot IIrnt , . fine tobacco. Then, that tobacco Dlnnrr llollf ogists exploited this fact." TV Show Friday New. Raised Screwworm. An adventure in the world of raONT 0' 110.. is ioasred to taste better. .. It's IIW... IUVATID ,"on Ma rch 01 Dim three-dimensional art will be the While 1{eY8 lid fllatk They certainly did. They rais- Robert E. Collum II ChJc"Ko Roundlable subject of a television progTam Adelphi Toasted" -the famous Lucky above, titled: Skier enjoying Se. Ion "I Nln. produced 'by SUI tor televising N~w. Ind Sporl. Strike process-tones up Luckies' Lucky while whooshing under 51,11 0(1 Married Students over WOI-TV, Ames, Friday, at 10 a.m. light, gqod-tasting tobacco to bridge. Next time you make tracks Move to Parklawn Construction of mobiles, mov , ing three-dimensional art forms, make it taste even better. Luckies to a cigarette counter, Be Happy . SUI has taken possession of will be discussed by Vern , ,. ' CES the new Parklawn apartment Thompson, art instructor at t1te taste better anywhere, any time, -Go Lucky. Enjoy the better of The Dan, Iowan I . .... dormitory and moved its manag University elementary school, by Z p.m. the da, preeedi. er for married housing into the with his sixth grade studio stu as illustrated in the Droodle tasting cigarette. , . Lucky Strike, UBt be Iyped or terlbly writ building as custodian. dents. Interesting mobile shap II heel DlOre &baD ODe ... Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Burke es and forms, and the impor publl hed In the General Nt have become the tirst couple to tance of balance in their con noUCH IIbowcl be ele,...... live In one of I. apartments in struction will be explained, with ...... f • • • • • Zi', ornmunlcdlonl _ the halt-million dollar building emphasis on originality of con ••• I· Iowan releNe the rlJ'h& te although student applications struction Ideas. are not being taken as yet. Frank Wachowiak, director of ....I'OU IN an WIIHI T. M. Rehder, director of sm art education in the University MAYO.·S NOntH OWNS "H '''ClOIIY . ill the lOuin lounlle, low' William C. JanJtow_"i, Jr. /.~~~~} orlal Union, dormitory and dining services, elementary schools, serves as art Boston Univereity Boid today that regulatiollJ for consultant for the program hpusing in the building have bot which is part of the WOl-TV { :'iIJI ~ :::: ANDIOATE8 FOa D' MRS. EARL SCHUBERT, 1182 E. Coun. adds leveral children's been set up. daJly feature, "TV-Schooltlme." s In February may pick ~p Burke is occupying an apart dre.es 10 a pile of clothlD&' and other Iaouseholel ai-tlcles which menccmcnt IInnounceQlfllt have been donaUd to the famJly of Ira Semlln whloh wa. made The educational series is spon ~ ~. - ment in the building both as A • j •• ,. crs at the Alumni hOlllt homeleu when their residence In the South Park houslnc area sored jointly by the university, ... "watchman" and as a trial Iowa State -college, Iowa State .0· ss from '\he Iowa Memorial homemaker to "try the place for w .. dama.. ed by fire Tuesda,. nirhl. Few of the family', pcIIIeS ... ~ ... Teachers college, and the state on. living." ' .loDl were laved. The colledlon poln~ II In Dean House barn aero. from Ihe ChemJ.try bulldlnl'. (Story; Pa.. e 1). department of public instruction. Lucky Droodles· are paun", in! Where TUDENTS JNTEREIITED IN are yollJ'll? We pay $25 for aU we use, and k In [orolgl1 countries apd Harper To Talk Friday KENNEDY TO SPEAK for !pliny we don't use. So aend every hlng to acqulr 0 ccrtlllc~le Omaha Prot. Frank Kennedy, college THE BEST HOUSING oriainal Droodle in your noodle, with its £orol"H Ntudlc8 by the end of To Group in Earl E, Harper, director of the of law, will be the teatured Edward S. Rose laYI- deecriptive title, to Lucky Droodle, P. O. selTlcslf:r, bell Prot, lrloll IIthOOI 01 fine &rIt.s, wUl address speaker at the luncheon meetin" VALUE in IOWA C Boll 87, New York 46, N. Y. kc, 106 Schacffllt hull, before of the social services depart Our SHOP is always anxious thlI JOillyn Art M~eum Boclety to serve you for your DRUG 'DROODLES, Copyri,bt 1963 by n.,.. PrIc:e . 31. ment of the Iowa City Women's It of Liberal arts In Omlita, Neb., STORE ITEMS - we like to t hJd.y. His topt.e wlll be "What club, lodllY at 12:30 p,m. in the aI.IVAi .... IGMA DELTA CHI, raO see you regularly - You are NATIONAL HOMES...... YIIOIIAI ..oil ional joufDBliatkl 1ratem1l7, Ia WorthWhile InLUe and Ed4- Community build in,. His tant always welcome - Come In cation?" ~HfI' 1 hold • bu..lnetV m.etIM wtll be ehtltled "Thy Law by soon again - we are a 31 New 1955 Models W~.,. The Joslyn Art museum, one Law ShaH Grow." Frlendiy Pharmacy - $day noon, Fob. I, in !\.he . Of !the lal'geet and ibest of Hs ik~nd A symposium on the pros and Blrchwoocl BaUden ve of 1.h Iawa Memodal Uft In the midwest, 8pOnsors month tot terl •. DOns of United World Federal ly pubUc lectures fOr the or Ists will be held, with Mrs, Bion DRUG SHOP ClniJed c.:Ivk: &IlWOrterl ot the Hunter, Mrs.' A. D. Henslelgh 80uth Houl Jette,... IILLIL It'OUNDA'lION WJI,L DlI&aeUm. anll M.fa, Rex ,Day part!clpaUng. Vo evenll\lC Mrvlrf'1I lit ~ : -_.... _.' -;",-:,~":';' ,-" I lay, J II, 20, ...... Pale t-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa CII)', I:I .-Thur., Jan. Z7. 1956 ,/ O· emann Uses Ne • • DiAl\aggio Voted o·'·H Fame Preventiv -f ' . . Once child rearing was bas on an attitude €If spare-lt'he-r TV Chairman Sees ,pqil the child; and chi Lyons, Vance dret\ - shoulU - ·be - s~en - and. not·henrd. Later en, othe aUitud 'Suitable Program' charljfed 'to never-say-"no"-it CHICAGO (Al) - E. L. "Dick" /TIlghl-waI1p-hls..,personality. Rornney, Mountain State con[er And HartneD A.n SUI I?rofessor Is workin ence commissioner, Wedncsday was named ~hail'man of the 1955 towarTed Lyons, talent, then they'll try to figure atives of the Big Four' in Phila- no-raiding I?roposal, which some vision plan, and I am confident chiid lbehavlor. Dauy Vance and Gabby HaI1t- ways and means of keeping Ca- delphia last weekend and reach- members later termed "just good we will settle on a suitable pro Causal Approach nett to membership. nadian clubs from raiding the ed a tentative no-raiding agree- I?ropaganda." gram," said the veteran Rocky T.his comparatively new a , Vance and Lyons, two of the rosters of U,S. teams. • rr.l!nt with "them, But the Toronto T.,he college draft is the ,first Mountain official. Romney for Dial 2161 proach le an old pr9blem ,great rigMhand'Cd 'Pitchers of the No formal conference with Argonauts, who fired all their busmess of lhe meeting, which is 31 years was tootball coach and known as prevemive ipsychi 1920s and 193!ls, Hart.nett, a Ior- represenlatives of Canada's Big American "imports" after las~ expected to run three days. Tl\e athletic directot at. Utah SLate try. ,In 'lead of worrying abo mer standout catcher wihh "-he Four and Western leagues is season and set out to sign a new 12 clubs will go through 30 beforo becoming conference THOMPSON TRANSFER I STORAGE wtlat 10 do w1tih a chHd who h Chicago Cubs, and outriclder Di- scheduled this week but the Ca- balch, promptly announced they rounds of picking names of col- commlssioncr, undcsiNlibiC behavior symplo Maggio will be inducted ,formal- Joe DiMaggio nadians are expected to be pres-. wouldn't go along with any pro- lege playerS who will be eligible There :was little other n~ws to -the surface approach to 1h Iy at the Cooperstown, N.Y., To IIall of Fame ent and undoubtedly there will posal that would depriv,c them to sign l?J:o contracts this year. come out. of the bwo-day organi Agent for problem-preventive ,psychiatt museum, July 25. Thei.r election ____~ ______~ ______'__ ..... zational session of tho commit North American Van Lines tries lfirst. to understand why increased ,the mem~TShip to 77 tee, fa~ed wibh tho task Of map ....child ha~ these symptoms, 1 men. ping a TV IPlan. that will be ac "Seroice AU Over The Natiolt caUsal approach. The lour men breezed home Hawks Idle Ca~s Michaels Almo,st: Free~an.'s Bi,g! .en ceptable I!.o all. Since the early 1930's wh with room Ito spare under tJhe Ojemann lind obhers discover , rules that required mention on that adults tend to react three-lourths (189) of the 251 Symptoms €If behavior mth ballots for election. Last year On Weekend' Ready After Beaning. S~~~~~}:d~~:_;:._ th an to causes, he has be working out a program of ed three new members made it: ,the DE'DRlOLT (A» - The long, ... bled Robin Freeman of late Rabbit Maranville, Bill . . r O ~ l o ST. CLAIR-JOHNSON cation in human relations. Dickey and Bill Terry. ' painful .road to recovery is al- State, Wednesday saw .his Big • in explaining the PUIlPOse most cOWlnlete .for Cass MiC'l'l!iels, 124 E. Washington .325 Lifetime Average Purdue Nexl .. ,.. Ten biisketball ,s, coring leadm e~ the preventive psychiatry ipr the Ohicago Wlhi1c 'ox irlifielder COME IN TODAYI DiMaggio dl'£IW 223 votes in a joot, OJ runann l)JOi nts ~ut rna n 'Connol"s 10- ed d k II . naccd by Indiana's Don Schlu'nd~ tribute ,to his iOrillianl lifetime Coach Bueky O who suffer a [racture s u In "Where good clothing specific sLtuation.s that frequen "'- as the Buckcwe stjlr led, on))/ battling average of .325 from wa loasketball leam was back at a beaning last A,uguSit. ly arise. 1936 until his 'retirement in. 1951 31. 7"to 30.4 in per game avetjlg'~. is not expensive" For example, Suzie wants ~he prac~ice grind Wednesday "The il)jury was more serious and 'his work in a record 51 OfIltial ~onrerence statistics be first so much Ithat it int Werld Series games in 10 Ser after splItting its two-game road than any of us thought at lihe releaSed Wednc s d~y credili'Frec feres with her home and sch ies wiLh tlhe Yal1lk,s. stand at Northwestern and Ohio time," Michaels said Wednesday man, whese ailing ankle he'~ activities. She .is not happy u Lyon.s, ,the man ,wJlo lCame of! State. as he rested up from his first him to orily 20 points ag-amst less she is the center of abte the Baylor university campus ,to Next game for the Hawks, ,serious exeroise since ilhe inci Purdue Saturday, with a iolal'of the Chicago White Sox in 1923 127 in tour league games. In who remain at the top €If the dent, Aug. 27. and oompiled a 260-230 pltchiDig five ~ames, St:hlundt has iallied JOlllRY record willh. Ithe Sox before he Big Ten heap tied wilh Minnes- "ror weeks I wasn',t able to 152 points. ' J fi nally left in. 1948 at,ter man ola on a 4.-2 mark, is . PUI'CIue talk and my recovery was slow. Dick Garmaker of Minncsoin I've sure been itching ·to get aging them 1'1>11" ilht'ee years, re here, Feb. 5. The game is lhe is third wlth 'a ,six-game tot:!l of ceived 217 voles. Lyons was a back to work." Big Ten's TV Game of the Day 16S points and a 27.6 average. coach Wlith Brooklyn last year Michaels was struek ,by a pitch Minnesota lea RALPH RICHARDSON Surprise Treat Of The Year! (ily Record Slar of "BREAKING THE BIRTIIS SOU N D JARRIER" in ALEC GUINNESS IN ONE OF THE MOST Dr. Dnd Mrs. J . Ncd Smith Jr., Another Scraen Trlump-hl SHIRTS 2018 E. Court st., a son Sunday UNUSUAL AND' EXCIT- at University hospitals, parents I"EXCELLENT announced. I -'The Holly ~nd tbe Ivy' 1NG FILMS OF THE MI'. and Mrs, Richard Abbott, 2,79 I elanda squarely In abe ten YEAR FILMED IN SPEC 615 N. Linn st.. a girl Wednes day Ilt Mercy hospltnl. I ler of Ibe 8"lat tradition of TACULAR EASTMAN 2 for $& DEATIIS Brilleh pletuJ'ear- N. Y."" I Harold Millard, 52, Ottumwu, COLOR .• TuesdllY (It Uni v rslty hospltuls. RALPH CELlA DISTRICT COUItT RICHARDSON· JOHNSON "STRATFORD Boyd C. Staley. 24, Iowa City MARGARET OENHOlM pleaded Jnnoccnt to a chargo of child desortlon In Johnson coun· LEIGHTON· ElliOn APVENTUREJJ ty district court Tuesday beto!'!' Judge Harold D. Evans. The Authentic He wal released on a special Story of The Canadian 51000 bond with the condition SHAKESPEAREAN that he pay thc .court $100 on FESTIVAL In Glorious Technicolor March 15 and $50 a month Staged By thereaftcr [or the support of his Tyrone Gut~rle wlte and two chlldrclI until the . ;~IJ~ C:l';(' i'l r.rlt1rl1, ... t , _ • . t ' u. • ,#; J .. • 8--Tid DAtt.t JO\\TA N-Iow. Cily. 1...... TbV .• ~¥. i'&i n~~ .... Servir M-..U '-SICAL-M IN D 61) MOVI E· GO,ER·S I Univer 1 j l' Car . I 1- 10 r ARE IN FO,R A BiG WEEK! P---~~----~------~~--~• t ~------~~------~ VISIT WEST'S - for Natlynn Originals Are , Selection. from the sound track from of IRVING BERLIN'S .- ''THERE'S NO BUSINESS 'Featured at Willard's "TH ERE'S NO eo • I BUSINESS LIKE -----...... ,..-_._--+- LIKE SHOW BUSINESS" SHOW BUSINESS" No JUNIORS QUITE LIKE THEM! G,'oup Asks,i,i'" Vocal. by Dixon-Yates 'I. ETHEL MERMAN - DONALP O'CONNOR ' Spring is the way you'll fcel in one 'of these lovely Natlynn Originals from SPENCER'S HARMONY HALL DAN DAILEY - JpHNNIE RAY -- Along With - our now-i n to-spring collection, The newest silhouetfes as adapted from Cancellation MITZI GAYNOR - DELORES GRAY A Complete Stock of WASHlNGTON (Al) - The 10 Paramount's new Pictmes, You'\] appreciate the low prices. too, with sizes Pemocra ts on the senate-house ON DECCA RECORDS Atomic Ene r g y com mittel! 7 to 15. Come see them today, .. and don't miss "There's No Business Like • Hi-fi Records Thursday signed a resolution calling on the Atomic Energy • Alexander's Ralltime Band Show Bnsiness," Paramount's latest release. • Hi-Fi Record Players commission to cancel the Dixon • After You Ge' Wha' You Wan' Yates !>Ower contract. You Don't Wan' It Since they form a majority of • Heat Wave - Lazy the committee, the resolution • Radios presumably will be adopted by • If You Believe - Simple Melody the commitMe at a meeting, call • Man Chases Girl "Record Breaking ed fo~ 10 a.m. today. The com • A"d MANY MANY OTHERSI ~illard'sApparel Shop mittee lineup is 10 Democraifi . l Sales are fOl£ll.d (It and 8 Repllblicans. The resolution would put the LONG PLAYING 12" ...... only $:1.98 130 East Washington joint committee on recOi d as re 45 Extended Playing ALBUM ...... $4 ••47 scinding a waiver it adopted last November at, the request of SPENCER'S President Eisenhower to speed --,.- AT THE ENGLERT THEATRE - STARTING TODAY --7 BIG D,AYSI---- ' action on the contract. WEST MUSIC CO. "Tn Iowa City Since 1912" Waiver Given Go-Ahead The Republicans had cOl1lrol I~ S. Dubuque Dial U'3 15 S. Dubuque of the committee by a 10-8 mar gin in Novem,ber when the waiv er was aOoDLed. This waiver omollnted to per· Remember . .. mission tor the AEC to go ahead with ·the controversial contract despite a general pi ovision OJ the atomic ljiw requiring a con BOB'S We ' Welcome tract ot that SOli! to lie before After the Show congress for 80 days. The AEC contract with a pri VIIte ' power group calls tor con DIAL 7622 for struction of a $107 million powe Carry Out or Reservation Your Business plant at West Memphis. Ark" to put power into the Tennessee V ~lley Authority system. The TVA furnishes somc power to atomic energy piants. ''For the food So after "SHOW BUSINESS" 'Undermlnes' TVA ~ilics of the contract have that ill different" sp'id it was a device tor under Let us help you complete tbinin~ TVA nnd the public pow· try er concc!?' symbolized by TV A _. "" - Adm inistration spokesmen in· your evening's entertainment dudln; Jlreosident Eisenhower, bave upheld it as a sound anel CARVUTTO'S ' lolica! way to meet increased power needs without saddlin2 the government with the cost oj ITALIAN SPAGH~r Breakfast Is Now a hew plant. Sen. Clinton P. Anderson (D PIZZA PI~ NM) , one of the backel'S, wa s asked whether the Democrats • BAR-B-Q R~BS Being Served 'had consulted legal authority as to thelT power to rescind th~ SUBMARINE ·wa iver. "We did not do it light o • at. 7 A.M. with ly," he said . .0 :. 1• SANDWICHES ' a complete menu. '. ' "'. HAMBURGE'RS 1 House.OKs i D. . • KOSHER STYLE.. MEATS So Make It ..• NewGIBili /. ITALIAN SPUMoNi WASHINGTON ('/p)-The hous( , " ~ Inve a 366-0 s~nd-off Thursda) • MALTS & SU'NIlAES to its first veterans bill of thE hew congress - a limited meas· , ' Joe's , Place ure extending G1 schoolinl I ICE C_IAM rights for men who are in the PINTS - QUARTS WHERE FRIENDS MEET armed forces by Jan. 31. . ( ~ou se passage sends the bill te Hwy. 6 at BurUniton & Linn 115 Iowa Avenue Phone 9017 the senatc, where Chairman Les, ter Hill ,
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