f li Congress Allows $3.6 Billion For Foreign Aid i WASHINGTON 11\ - Congress authorized a $3.G-billion foreign The aulhoriution measure. whlcb sets the ceiling (or (oreign cretionary authority to dispense aid to Communist countries if be istance to cooperating countries ill Cll1'tYiDc out procrama 01 aid program Friday but a House Appropriations subcommittee rec· aid spending during the fiscal year that started I July I, was d~m this vital to U.S. security. population CUltrol." N ommended that the financing be held to about $3 billion. sent to President Johnson. Knocked out In the Senate-House conference was a SelV'le Clad: said the last ball of this had beet! deleted at the insist. The subcommittee's money bill, which would provide about Johnson and other top officials of the State and Delense de­ proposal to withdraw President's discretionary authority and ence of House conferees. and be coateuded the blue-pencilinc may partments had urged Congress not to endanger the program by prevent the use of information by nations that Deed it the tnOIt. $1.5 billion less than the late President John F. Kennedy requested, imP0ge a flat ban on any aid to Communist nations. further cuts. Sen. J. W. Fulbri&hl (D-Art.). bead of the ~ coafueeI, will be reviewed by the full 5O-member House Appropriations Also struck out by the conferees was another Senate amend· Kennedy originally a ked for a $4.9.billion program but scaled defended the compromise bill u fair and reasoaable adjustmeDl Committee on Saturday. ment whicll would have specifically denied aid to Yugoslavia and his request down to $4.5 billion. Then, if that group approves it, the bill will be sent to the prohibited the President (rom waiving this restriction. of Senate and Bouse diUereJICtS. Prior to the Senate roll call, Sen. Allen J. Ellender (l).LaJ Voting for the compromiJe ere 4S Democrats and 18 Repub­ House floor for debate Monday. Revi Jon of a section known IIlI the birth control provision jOined Morse In attacking th compromise authoriutJon biU. Ellen­ licans OpposIng it 'ftre 18 Demoerats and 10 Republic8III. Congressional action on the $3,599.050,000 authorization measure brought a protest !rom Sen. Joseph S. Clark !D·Pa I. who ld it der said the Senate conferees "simply bowed down LO the Ho was completed after a sharp Senate fight led by Sen. Wayne Morse. m y thwart efJorta toward the control of population erowth in un. Included In the authOriutioft are ,1 billion fir military MIist·

Established in 1868 10 Cents Per Copy Associated Pre. Leased Wire and Wirephoto Iowa City, Iowa - Saturda)', December 14. IllS ~SE Still in Orbit- Boards 'Seek Questions! Iniun III Gathered High .School Questions! Solution Johnson Counting Coralville and Clear Creek Questions! First Aurora Data School Districts have the same The most definitive scientific observations yet recorded of auroras problem: they need a high school. After 5-Day Blackout and the charged particles that cause them have been made by an earth School boards (rom the two dis· tricts in a mooting Friday night FBI Gives First News satellite designed and fabricated at SUI. discussed the possibiliUes o( shar· Professor James A. Van Allen. noted space physicist at SUI. reo In Sinatra Kidnap Case On Labor Leaders ing the burden of providing the ports that Injun III, launched Dec. school by building one high school HOLLYWOOD (.4'! _ Old the gang 13, 1962, became the first earth for the two districts. which kidnaped Frank Sinatra Jr. Boarel of Regents satellite to make a simultaneous Members of the boards agreed evade an FBI dragnet with $240.000 survey of an aurora ~nd !he low that the basic problem Willi to in small bills? Must Hold Spiral OK Property Buy energ•y electrons plunglDg l~tO the make the taxpayers in the districts The question arose Friday when $1.00 ~arth s atmosphere at the high lat· realize that schools cost money. the FBI released serial numbers of West 01 River Itudes where auroras occur. Clear Creek board members are many of the ranSom bills. This Injun III was ~u!Pped to J?le~s' l especially aware of the problem as newes! puzzler wa but one oC ~E 49c The Board of Regents Friday ap­ ure not only the lDvlslble radiatIon two bond issues for a new school scores of intriguing questions still Of Wages, Prices proved purchase of a property on particles but also the visible light have Cailed In that district. The unanswered In the mysterious case. WASJUNGTON 11\ - Preadent Johl1lOll declared Friday he is by auroras. Its orbital in· 175 Clear Cre.:k secondary students The FBI list went to banks and the west side of the SUI campus. e~itl~d countin, on "the nse of re pollllblJlty 01 the nation's lncIustrallsts and The Board also approved the pur­ cLmatlOn - about 70 degre~ to tbe attend a school in Oxford. financial institution _ indicating labor leaders" to bar any upward spiral of wages and prlcel. chasing price of $30,257. equator - took the satelbte over The Coralville School Board Is I the ransome money could now be OR 49c ln another day o( ,etllng lIQuored away In hi. new .lob the chief The property at 211 Newton Rd. the p~lar regions of the earth at , now facing the prOblem o( Cinding Iin circulation. I executive : is a 4,843 square loot tract where an al~ltude that ran~ed from only a high school (or its 100 students. It was the (irst break in the the Psi Omega dental fraternity 150 miles to 1,750 mdes. A. H. Cutler, su~rintendent o( FBI's flve-day news blackout on _ Promised diplomat. from 1Il now stands. The land is owned by DATA FROM INJU~ Jl( pro· the Coralville School Board. asked the case the agency apparently is nation the UnIted States "will tbe Roscoe Volland Memorial vlded the strong~st eVidence .yet. "Is it practical Cor us to get to· Investigating almost exclu Ively. BunaBs Sale o our lull share of I~ way toward House Corp. Dr. V~n Allen sBld, of the Intricate gether now?" The announcement came Crom the I peaee." and ur,ed them to join SUI will take posession of tbe and slill not (ully understood rel~. Although no decision was reach. FBI's Washington headquarters. Swings Away that effort with candor and un' property no later than Sept. 1 and tionshlp between electrical parti· ed the boards discussed the need AGENTS HERE REFUSED t derstandln,. cles that bombard the atmosphere f' I f I th b r . . 0 • Pledged his administration will may offer the dental fratemity the and the auroral phenomenon which 0 n ?rm ng e voters e ore reo verify that the gang made the pick· option of renting the land at $100 suIts orgaRlzotion Is brough~ to II vote. up of tbe cosh. But Sinatra Sr. has For Students strlve to lor,e "even stronger and D a monln until Aug. I, 1964. relnjU~ HI circled the globe more Cost of a school buildIng, the dl . said he gave it to a (ederal CCIIIl'ier cl r" ties with Italy UlIder Ita University officials said that the tI an 4 SOO times before Its rlld'o tance students have to be trans· for delivery at a VI t Los Angeles Puzzled students, seek1ng a soh.l· new government. land might be u I'd to relieve t:ansmittil\g system went dea~. po~te~ , and the location of a sCh?01 service station. His 19·year-old son tion to the big BunaBs mystery, • Become honoral')' Chlitm.D 01 crowding in some academic de­ the ca,use of which is not known bUildIng were problems ~hlch was released about the same time attended a rally at the Union Fri· a $6-mllllon fund·raillin. drive to partment, depending on the posses­ for certain. would conCront the boards If the 54 hours alt r his abduction (rom day ni&hl sponsored by the SUI build a library at Rarvanl Unl· sJon date. The land may be used Some 180,000.000 data bits were districts were 10 merge. a Lake Tahoe '."otel. verslty to honor the memory of for dormitory expansion for edu· Student Body Crusade for Nicer slain President John F. Kennedy. provided by the 18 radiation delec. The FBI said the mo~ey con· Living. cational purposes eventually. offi­ tors and other instruments in the 650 SUlowans Urge slsted of $7~,000 in $l~ billS. ~., "Like our late prelident." John­ cials explained. satellite. This vast amount of in· 000 in $50 bills. $80.000 m $20 bills, As /I Project AID program. son told the Consumer Advbory 'Funds tor the purchase will be BunaBs. No . 3 and 6, were sold and (ormation, which was "digested" Civ,oJ Rights B,o/, I~o.oOO in JlO bUls and $15.000 In $5 COUDcll, "I do not believe the led· provided ' from the general endow· and put into usable (orm by the I bills. orders lor mod Is 2. 4, 5 and 7 eral government Ihould be • were taken . ment fund of the university. University's powerful electronic Be Sent to House In the wake of the ransom an· meddlesome busybody, aUckine its computer, surpassed by more than nou,ncement, many .quesUon r~ Mod I 3 was a bottle of In·be· nose Into every aspect 01 private 3 Journalism Profs four times the output of Injun r. mamed unanswered mcludlng: tw n have lotion whlcll is to be decision makln.. But I am deeply The first Injun operated for mOre A total of 650 SUJowans, 300 Did a kidnap gang member flee , used anytJm durin. the critical aware of the fact that a renewal To Serve AEJ Group' than a year and one.half and was Thursda~ a~d 850 Friday. each a Canoga Park cottage before the 2!·hour period between shave •. of the prlce·waie spiral would en­ Three S~I faculty members have con~ide~ed extremely productive gave their sl.~natures and a Quar· FBI raided it Thursday? I Each BunaB. Including No. 5, a danger our domestlc expansion and been appoJlUed to serve on com- dUring Its remarkably long operat· ter ~o th~ Telegram for Free· WHO WAS THE young man who recording of the original sound our International balllnce 01 pay­ mittees for the Association for Edu· ing life. I dom' urgmg Jow~'s Congr~ssmen walked up to agents at the bOuse, track from a 1905 silent movIe. was ments." cation in Journalism In 1964. WHILE INJUN I made the iirst It~ end~rse a ~tltlon to brmg the spoke to them, and was driven carefully explained to potential JOHNSON SAID "there are fact· Appointed were Leslie G. Moel· reported detection of artificial radio Civil rights bill (rom the House away in an FBI car _ hiding his buyers al separate exhibits. ors at work which wlll enable man­ let. director of the School of Jour· ation injected into space by the Rules Committee to the HOuse floor face from newsmen? Coso Nostro Man Arrested Scott A. Clark. E4, Manchester. ufacturers. on the average. to hold c nallsm, who will serve as chair· Starfish high altitude nuclear det- Cor d~bate.. What was In boXes FBI men reo campus coordinator for OrvfUe K. the line on prices." Specifieally, man of the nominating committee; onation in July 1962, Injun III con· Copies of the signed. telegra~. moved from the San Fernando VIII. Angelo Bruno. reputed head of the Phllad.lphla family of COY Snav " Associates. manufacturers JoIlnSOll said. the nallon bas un­ Professor James Markham, who tinued to monitor the artificial belt supported by Neal Smith CD·A· ley home? NOltra, arrivel .t a U.s. Commissioner. offlc. In BO$ ..... ·' Feder.1 oC the BunaBs, said he was pleased used industrial capacity and un­ at the student response despite the was reappointed in tbe Internation- until recently, Dr. Van Allen con· toona ), and Fred Schwengel (~. Los Angeles police had their own Bulldl", undu FBI ,uard fallowln, hi ••rrest .t the Be, ..... air­ employed workers that CaD be frield weather. He reported that a\ Lia'lson Committee. of which he tinued. Davenport). ~ere sent to Io~a s questions about the case: drown upon 81 demand Increase •. port on arrl.,.1 from "aly. H, I. being held on an Oct. 31 Indictment about S50 BunaBs had been sold was chairman in 1963. and Assist· As a result of the StarfiSh. ex· five uncommitted representatives. Why haven't the descriptions of chargi", that he conspired to trav,l ac:roll ,t.te lintS to commit "The tax cut will further reduce ant Professor Clarence Andrews, plosion 17 months ago, 3 per cent Ed Spannaus. A2, Elmhurst, 111.. young Sinatra's kidnapers been reo on campus durin, the current an extortion. Hi, bail war set at ,75,000. -AP Wirephoto campaign. costs and strenethen marketl - who was appointed to the Indus· of the total electrons produced an originator oC th4) telegram pro· leased? Why haven't local officers 10 that earning. wUl continue to trial and Technical Journalism were trapped in the earth's mag· gram, said Friday evening he was been called Into the case? " rise even at present price Jevelll." Committee. netic field. "very ha'p~y thal this many people Mysteries still remained from Faces Extortion C arge-­ Faculty To Assist the President added. w~re willing t~ t;nake .. a com· the crime's first day - Sunday. In Seminars Today He told the elite of Wasbinetoo mllmellt on civil rights. when two gunmen abducted Sinatra C N H d diplomatic corps "we must be alert Booths were set up Thursday and Jr. from a Lake Tahoe lodge. osa ost ra ea Two seminars entitled "The Pre· to points of danaer, but equally Friday at the Union, Schaeffer HOW DID THE kidnapers get venUon of Con(used Students" will alert for points of c:ommon iDler­ Hall, and in front of Younkers. for him past roadblocks established be held in SUI resIdence balls to- est" all interested persons to sign the when Sinatra's chum, John Foss, N bb d B day at 2 p.m. :G. telegram. All SUI political groups called officers minutes after the I- One discussion will be held In The White Hou .. made pubUe backed the message. kidnaping? a e n o'ston Recreation Rooms I and 2 of a letter to new ItalJan Prime Min· The quarter covered the costs of Why. iC they were intent on al. Burge Hall. Seventeen faculty I~r Aldo Moro III which JoluIIon c sending copies. most a quarter of B "lillion dol· BOSTON \11- Bespeetacled Angelo Bruno, 53. reported head of the members from different fields wlll SOld: lars' ransom, did the abductors Philadelphia clan of the Costa Nostra crime syndicate, stepped from a attend the discussion. liTHE ReLATIONSHIP betWeftl SUI Children Exempt pause to rob Foss and Sinatra o( transatlantic plane Into the hands of five FBI agents Friday. Tbe other seminar will be held Italy and the United Stalel bas $12? in the Quadrangle Lounge with been warm and dole fir many From Paying Tuition And why was Foss released (rom Bruno was arrested on an indictment returned in Philadelphia Oct. 14 faculty members in attendance. years. I Intend to continue 011 this protective custody when Sinatra 31, charging he conspired to travel ----.------course and Insure that the rela- I. Chil~ren of SUI s.tudents who live Jr. was freed Wednesday - while across state lines to commit ex· d I B fl tionship will become !YO stronaer m URlverslty houslRg and now at· the armed kidnapers were still at t Ii To ay s News y and closer." ING tend Iowa. City schols as tuition liberty? or on. , . r.ee Addressine the diplomats ill the student~ Will not be arrected b~ ~he A tipster claiming to be a friend . Bruno said he bad been lD I~ state dining room. still blacll. ~¢ Iowa City Scll~1 Board declSlon o( young Sinatra told the Oakland SlOce September and was returrung BREAK OFF NeGOTIATIONS - The Brotherhood of Sleeping car draped In mOUl'llIJl, for IlaiD not to accept tUition students. Tribune. that he bad been told the Ito Pblladelphia to give bimself up porters has broken off negotiations with the naUon's railroads and called PresideJlt Kenned)'. JobIIIoo aald . The ruling, which becomes eccec., FBI photographed the ransom on a clIarge he claimed he knew a strike next Frida)" a reliable source reported. the world iI In aD era of. hlMaric tlve at the end of the present pickup - using infrared lights and nothin abo • •• chanre-o year, is intended to affect those reo film g ut. siding outside the boundaries of I . The Pan·American plane had FIVE RANGER FLIGHTS CANCELED - The spaee agl!llCJ aD- "I have In mind' the clwI&e ill . the Iowa City /!Chool district, ac· • taken off from Paris en route to ed F 'd" th II u r fi f' Ita an m..... ta Western Europe, Japan and else-d I cording to the B. o.ard ~f Ed~cati~D. Postmaster Gives Philadelphia and bad touched down 1l0Ul1C n ay e cance auon 0 Ive 0 rune nger spacecr 51' where frorn a beaV)' postwar eo SUl students Ilvlllg In UniversIty k d h d I ' · . . originaUy planned as a prelUde to the manned lunar try. pendence upon the United Stata" Ihousing are within the school dis· Wee en Sc e u e In Boston (or a ~te stop when ••• to "partnership ill the put dan trict and their children are tuition the FBI stepped up to Bruno and BOBBY BAKER'S TAXES _ The Senate Rules Committee II .... of the planet. pupils because they live on state Towa City Postmaster walter J. put handcuffs on him. in& presidential authority to inspect income tax returns filed by Robert d;:ro:S c~::rw: t~':' ::: land, not beca~se they live in an· Barrow Friday announced ~ Later, Thomas J. Jenkins, ape- G. Baker. stable and peaceful world." other scllool district. schedule for the local stamp wln-, .al ' t' h f th e Bost ••• BUT J 0 H N SON said thete dow at the main Post O((Jce this CFBJ [~enfi m cidar~~Wo k th°nt RECALL MISSIONS _ The government bas ordered aD U.S. mill· cban ..... ut tu...... weekend. o. ceo sa; e new a gea are ..... a oml""" \IV SUI HOS t $ St a te The stamp and parcel window I we had been looking for him as a tary, economic and cultural missions to get out of Cambodia before daring: "AIl can brln. threata to Leader hip M et will be open today from 8 a.m. to fugitive and arrested him on sight." Jan. 15. ••• ~Nceo·ne" can _ ...... If -. do not S e 5 p.m. The ~indow w i~ open Sun· After he was (in"erprinted, photo- a...... pt the f::-....-.-.of ourw:...,,__ .a d r r mailing of Christmas par Eo' RAILROADS MERGE - The Interstate Commerce CommissIOll. by ""~ -...... GIVE Eighty industry management ay 0 • graphed and questioned at FBI interdependeDCe _ and illterde- representative. from lowa's correc. cels (rom. I t~ 4 p.m. . beadquarters, Bruno was taken be- a 9-2 vote Friday, approved merger oC two raJlroada which serve the pendence made trqIcaIJf and bu- tered _UBLE lional Institutions ar~ meeting in No mail will be reg!5 and fore U.S. Commissioner Francis H. southeastern corner of the United States. manly real to lIS aD by the death the Union today to discuss leader· no money orders sold ~I~ afte~n Farrell for a bearing on the indicl· •• • of Presidot KelUled)'," be added. ship skills a"d techn iques. or Sunday. Persons wlShlDg to pick ment H S-' ~MPS The 'Cursed Invention' ., up parcels that bave been returned' . . INDIFFERENT GREETING - The greeting beln. prepared iD Former President IIT1 ...... Evon a tlnv ,ad,.t such as the transistor radio cln ruin family to the post ofCice may do so during Farrell set bIDI at $75.000 With Egypt for Premier Chou En·lai of Communist China bas all the appear- 1tl8II, who Uke JobnIao beeame these hours. Only the stamp and sur~ty and continued the hearing ances of calculated indifferenee _ if DOt a anub. chlef execuUve after RniDI II the of Correction lIItity. In Studl. Theatre production, "HaN a Pound T.a," Harold', Pillet In SoIOft Is open parcel post windows will be open. until 10 a.m. Dec:. 20. • •• vice presldeDt, called ill tile dip. Chllter (~.nJer), played by Jac:k Ragsdale, G, L.xlngton. Ky., for busi,..... Dally Iowa .. col. The hours of the stamp window Farrell said: "We 'are dealing mati~ corps for a aImllar talk veah hl",.raga,,!en the "curted InYl~tlon" whlla K,ith, Bruce umnlat AnII, Witt. Incorrectlv 1will be extended Monday. Tuesday. here with the crime of extortion 'NO' TO RESIGNATION - Preslden* Victor Pu EsteDsIoro re- eight daYI af\er the death 01. French. Alj RlWHkck, ancr LII, Marl L" T r •• d W I II, A4, reported In "'r column Frldav . Wednesday and Thursday closing and threats 01 death with bodily ~ted Friday hight an offer of resignation by his vice president ill U· President Franldill D. RooIeveJi LaGran .. PII",Ii .),1/ I 1., 1Mk• . ell" ~III\ ~I'm.v. -Photo bV Mike Tonar that It .11 closecl. at 6 p.m. instead of 5 p.m. hllrm aiready inaicted." cHanaI' (or the release of two jailed Commuoiat union leaders. in IH5. I ... ' lU OBSERVATIONS ANO COMMENTS Chain Jette pARI f1I8I'ded ministers SATURDAY, DEC. 14, 1t63 IOWI City, lowl By JON VAN Other campuses were a lillie slower in the old "chain" gim. An advertisement in the Dec. 8 Daily Texan (University of Edi"rial P.,. Editor mick this winter. but at least three Midwest campus newspapers Texas) should interest some ol these same critics. Rusk: ( Prtsident As Cllri$t.mas approacbe$ and the anow Ilegins to fall, car pwn­ have carried stories about the letters in the past week. THE AD INVITES everyoQe to altend an open house at H~flla annual II .. ers begin to think in terms of puttln~ chains on those auto tires The University of Nebraska, Indiana University and Ohio State Manor. "luxury dormitory living Cor university women." Tbe dorlD ]antic 'Tr Federal college aid to increase traction on slippery streets. have all had quite recent experiences with a so-called "320 Club." includes a private swimming pool, free bus service to and from the '\'be co Christmas also brings another type of "snow-job" which reo The club originated in October at Tulane Unlvcr ~ity, according to campus on school days and evellillgs, and "superb at-~ome mealr, view ch ~ TlIE..FlRST general program of federalilid to higher sull$ in another type of chain - the chain letter. the information at the top of the letters. The participants are 21 a week, specially catered by the famous Brass Rail Restaurallt bloc that eduCjltion became a reality this week when hath hou~es of About a month ago several SUlowans were solicited Ily their promised $320 return lor a $10 investment. of New York." Western CObgl'ei-is"pI'SS¢ :~ueOn.f@-enc;~ ~mmittee co\llPromise bill classmates to buy a bit of "Season Cheer" r The dorm is also furnished with maid service, air condilioninc, The ttu STUDENTS WHO WERE found to b~ Quyiog or selling tile )et­ NATO r Prt!std Ohnso thrOu~ the purchase of a chain letter. The letter ". ters at the universities were threatened with disciplinary acUo", or private phones, and wall·to-wall carpeting. • . eM. .J n .creportedly telephoned several of the callod for the recipient to buy up to five dollars' RUSIr'S I .~ even expulslon. ~, t' r I , I' I, '1 , '" • 1 The advertisemeJlt gives an excellent Iplcture of the new it mon'th of/delat ", I 1 worth .booze for the person whose name and also is 0 coltfl!rees ~'t(j )ftit@'lttit!B\l ~fter or housing unit - everythillg but , ~e prices. • ; C;;dlIeg~ hu,.ilq.,m'g cpnstrudjpn ,Jill r~chlv ' /l ( ,'r.2-~~qn ' pho e number appeared at the top of the letter .. No 're!i6Hs of the' "3!Ol' lelters have beeJi'reported yc~ at SUI, ,'1 Rusk \11 but th<\t is probably \Xl au'se most o~ lilel Potential eus orner!; are IMAGINE THE NEW and dillerent conversations such luxury , dor Char1 boos~ in the next 1hree years through Federal grants and I After ,fUlfilling this all-important obligation out hustling for the "Season CheeP" deal. .' II. I '. I I will evoke among lncomlng fresbman tirls. « , . through loa\. ~s to public and private ' grl\au~t schor0ls, ft 0tir-ye~r col_ I r~ipient could then drop the top name from the , , ' , h Ii h . , "Oh, Susie, did you make It?"'Are you \no? Are you. socially ac ~ , room ' to' The 320 Club sOlll\ds like a bell~r-idea ~Ja~ , the I?.o~lle , elCo anj;e. leges\ Junior Cb'l ~l.ie! and l chnical iqstj~tes,. • list, ~dd hJs own name to the bottom , and make ce'ptable?" • 1 \ J.n"":\ ?-' Q' /. \ I ' two copies o( the leller ~ each to be "sold" to a If the letters fail to S«!1l on either idea the parti,cj,pants are out ihe .' - "The ~~-million in grant moner, is to be distributed lrlend. money they put in , but if the 320 Club sells ~ yO\! make ove~ a "No, Mary, damn the lUck. They had Iready fpled t):le quo~; among the states on the basis of high school and college THE FRIENDS WOULD then each follow the year of tuition. If the'Season Cheer works all you get is one heck they just couldn't take me." . , . 1 l"i J;; "Oh, no! What are you going DO?" e~(911)ent, with a need factox addeq in the case of junior same procedure - the idea being that when the VAN of a hang-over. to "Gee, I guess I'll just have to accept de [eat and 110 pl_ . The chain letters aren't really as bad as a lot of people may t ~egCli. The loans are restricted only in that no one state recipient's name worked its way to the top of the list, he would some sorority." may rtlceivtl mOT(j than one- ighth of the total. 'be in for eight bottles of his favorite liquor. think. The Government tends to regard a chain letter or any var· The difficulties of oolling this program to college students, iation of such a chain arrangement as illegal , but the American • • • Radcliffe, the vehy, vehy, exclusive girls' school by Harvard The Office of Education anticipates that Iowa's allot- many of whom are under 21 and unable to buy hard drinks, soon Medical Association would probably agree that the chain leUer is doesn 't need Install luxury dorms to keep the women lnterested, ment of grant money would be $3,130,058 a year for four- was obvious. The bottle requirement was changed to a simple five not as dangerous as the chain smoker. The former costs only to but the Crimson reports some of the extra-currlcular housing actlv· J year colleges and graduate schools, and for public dollar bill. money ; the latter can cost both money and good health. $985,412 ities may soon be curbed. junior colleges and technical institutes. The Jetter spread rapidly for a shorl time but rang up a no Remember last year when some people were saying that SUI's Burge Hall was too luxurious? They said the bathrooms had tiled THE STORY SAYS, "Girls who repeatedly sign out overnight ", The law requires each state tu set up a commission, saie in a few days. Several SUlowans are still awaiting a phone to boys' apartments may be questioned about their conduct and <7 call from someone wishing to present them with five dollars or ceilings and the lounge had nice furniture - this made the place a representing both the public and the colleges, to screen with its equivalent in "Season Cheer." palace. if necessary, brought before the college Ju41cial Board, se ... er~ ~uests for aid set priorities, and administer the program, Radcliffe head residents said last night. t "In a memo issued yesterday to dorm presidents, head res· subject to Ilpprdval of the U.S. commissioner of educa- an idents. and resident fellows. Presi,dent Bunting outlined procedures tNn- {or handling sucn "rare cases where a sludent is obeying all rules 'In I'Owa there have been discussions among the State 'Sporting Life' o.,bloody good film but indulging in conduct that does not refloct credit on herselt; her family or her college." . Board of Regents, the Association of Indepllndent Non­ By RAY PRESTON borhood or apathetic content· man need to Morris (thc nicest besidc the mon, all screaming Tax-Supported Colleges and Universities of Iowa, and Gov. IDwan Film R.viewer guy on the team), it is beyond and pleading. "pass the bali! It was pointed out, and wiself 1iO, that tile al~ night sigq.-outs ment, you must successfully con­ by upperclassmen havc II bad effect on the freshmen. Although Hughes about the establishment of such a board. THIS SPORTING LIFE: Loov. the ability of hi s teammate to pass the ball!", a shot oC the vert your neighbOrs or they will, Mr~, Bunting didn't say it, it's probably also true that unwIse Usa bluedy gud filI11 . The tension understand a word he salo's. Just player hearing everyone but nug· , The 1963 session of the Legislature passed a resolu­ of necessity, pull you down to activity mJghl also have a lew adverse effects on the upperclass· and contradiction between the their attitude. Watching the vigor as it has been beyond his be­ ging the baJJ; and round again, tioA re~uesting the ,governor to designate "a state agency" lords of Power and sophisticated of Frank Machen's attack for loved Margaret to comprehend more crowd, owners, mana~er, men, too. to serve the purpose. This appears to mean an existing state Position and those have-nots of life, his neighbors come .to see his human concern and drive to Frank, the mono resignation is not a problem and describe him as an ape. get her back among the living. HE COULD have run to Liver· agency', and it is not yet clear wheilier any of these would When Frank forces life upon her peculiar to the .. Frank is not a Caliban figure, pool in the lime this took. He meet the Federal requirement of a oommission representa­ British; but their 'i with too much pressure she is does not give the ball and is he is a man ; but a man who be­ ~teralJy cruslled like an empty tive ~ the public and of t1le colleges. artists are the ' haves like an ape in a static, tackled. To cap the pOint Frank egg shell. gets in the very next huddle and A commission which has power to say which college ones who Illost ' stratified so<;iety. In the final belts his teammate Into the bos· AGUDAACmM ZION LUTHERAN CIruRCB wholeheartedly scene (excluding the slow-motion -THIS . HERO footballcr can JohnsOn" Bloom1!11lon !ltreetI shall receive Federal aid and how much sholll~ include pital with a broken nose. That's SYNAGOGUE Senieel a,id us with their . rugby - they changed the bloody make no human connection with eo3 E. SlIndly, • and 10!30 a.m., holV important giving is to Frank. Washln,toa st. 8: 15 1 .10., Sund.y SchOOl representatives of the private colleges (the independent ten a clous pur· the power side of society either. -0- 11:30 Adult Bible ClaII sport on me - match which is The point is actually elaborated '.m., COlleges association), the state collegl!S (Board of Rgents) suit of ils clarifi­ more a forecast than an ending) He weathers the storm of three ASSEMBLY OF GOD cation. T 0 b e homosexual team owners and one further by h&~mg one owner 1330 Keokuk St. CHURCH OF CHRIST and the public junior colleges (State Boartl of Pu~lic In­ he assumes the perfect "ape" Sundl7, 10 a.m., Sunda, Schad (Meeting In --U1e '-H BuU4IDI complain of Frank's action and concerned wit h pose. Enduring the horror of be­ high'society slut wife. The men 11 a.m., Ifornln, Worehlp One MUe South on Hlgh.lY,nl) describe him "not the type we -0- strllr;:tion ) . these conditions reavement over his lost mate he are in the sporting life to guaran­ as SUnday, • ..m., Mornlll. Woi'aIIIp :must seem tee a captive-view of the hulking want around the team." BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH 10 '.m., Church Sch~ This matter should be clarified as soon as possible, stands with his hands clenching B St. " Flftb Ave. ~ ... homey work in· PRESTON sweaty athletes. The owners wife Frank tries to gi ve a lot : car· S'!ncI&Y, ,:(5 I.m., Sunday School so that a suitable board can be appointed, and Iowa's in­ an overhead rod, a stance he had 10:45 a.m., MOrnlnJ Worship GRACE UNITED deed to those preachers of death taken many times during the bides her time for the hand-me­ rides, fur coats, money, laughter, qm 7 p.m., EV'nIa& Worablp MISSIONARY CHURCH stitutions of higher learning take advantage of the Fed­ on the continent with their heads film, suddenly one arm drops, bis downs. This is love in the active love. But he fails at J{iving him­ -0- 111M IlUiCaUne Ave. society. Because of his failure to seU. To give of oneself the way BF.THEL AFRICAN Sunelay, 9:46 ". 111.~ Sunday Sclaeel eTal program when the authoriz~ appropriation is mjlde. shoved devotedly down the black legs become limp and there he is: 10:45 I.m., }Vora1ilp Sen1ee barrel of all-out despair. Such live properly in this society Frank Frank desires, it's necessary to METHODIST CHURCH -0-, The help comes none too soon; next year is when the first hanging by one hand from a 411 S. Governor St. life that bursts the seams of limb, his mouth torn open to has, by the end of the film, just have another person to receive. h.v. neu L. l'enny IOWA CITY wave of the post-war baby flood Hits !he colleges. "The Sporting Life" would sure· scream and his other hand ready about had it in the sporting There is no one in his society who Sunday, 10 a.m'l Sun4ay Schcwl BAPTIST CHAPEL will accept this gilt, or responsi­ 11 a.m., Church ServlC. U2 t The Des Moines Register ly shock those artists as ir­ to beat his chest or scratch. world. -0- South CUnton bility. (MfUlated .nUl the I reparably as it does the British But Frank Machen is only an Frank can do other things TRINITY CHRISTIAN Southern BaptuR Con¥entl~ villains. The most important thing in the Sunday, ' :(5 1 .10 ., Sund.y SchoCll ape in the eyes of society so he though. Aside from playing Rug­ REFORMED CHURCH 10:.5 a.m., Momln, WonhJp But this power of life does not doesn't scratch, he drops to his by better than anyone else, he complexit)l of film-making is E. Court" Kenwood Dr. 8 p.m .• Trllnln. Union Sunday, 9:30 a.m., Church School 7 p,III., Evenln, WorJhlp a cQndidate? give "Sporting Life" a happy end­ knees liS a human sufferer and can buy a big flashy car just names. The best beginning guide 10:30 a.m., Ifornlal Worlh\p I to ovaluating films is to re­ 7 p.m., Ev,n1nJl Servlc. --0- ing. The mlj\1-sized hero o( tlle, I cries with the pain of love. When to take his Margaret's children THE NAME of Henry abot Lodge 11as been added member these names. Our debt -0- JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES film cannot triumph - or live - the ape-captain of City Rugby to the country. When this privi­ THE CHURCJi OF ClPUST 2120 H st. , to the list of prospects for the Republican presidential alone. When you live in a neigh· tries \0 explain his love and hu· lege is denied htm, he watches for "This Sporting Life" goes to 131& Klrkwoqd Sunday, S 1I.m., Public Addteu I}arel Reisz (Saturday Night and Runda1, • a.m., Bible Studt 4:l5 P,ID. Witch tower Stub impassively as slum children -0- nOp1ination. Sunday Morning) and Lindsay 10 . , m~ Worshlp slowly dismantle it, All of 7 p.m., Eva~ W.nblp MENNONITE CHURCH • It has been reported that former President Eisenhower Anderson. great British docu­ -0- Frank's actions can be reduced to CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIS'l' &14 Cllrk St. favors his entry into presidential politics. Lodge has saiq the description of attempted acts mentary maker (Thursday's Chil­ .~~,~~ and 10:46 ..m., ~ dren). Like Gary Cooper and OF LATTER·DAY SAINTS he h'asn't received such a request from Eisenhower, adding of giving. When he is flatteerd 810 E. FatrehUd St. ':45 '.m" Sunday School SuperSuds, these are names you SundaY, II I.ID;/ Priesthood 7:11 p.m., Evenln. Serv~ after one game for the goal he 10:30, SundaY :>chool -0- th!lt "aoything from the general would be treated with made he quips that he "got a can trust. Rod Bidlak, intrepid young manager of the Iowa • p.m., Slcrament .e.tlnl VETERAN'S HOSPITAl, great respect." good pass." -0- Theatre seems to be setting a CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE CHAPEL Sen. Barry Goldwater, once the front TLLnl1ing cal)w­ \'Ianday, • ' .m., Wonbtp In another game a teammatc, trend toward the best fi lms in 1035 Wade St. I I.II\~ COD1lDunlon - mit 8uadN SUDcI&Y, ' : 4~1.8und.y Sehool date, has been hurt by the succession of Lyndon B. John­ about to be tackled, refuses to steady supply. Hoorah for Iowa 10:45 p.m., yvorshtp -0- SoI1 to the presidency. pass (give) the baJJ to Frank or City! ) ?:30 p.m., EvenJo, Service OUR REDEEMt<:R anyone in a better position. The -0- LVTHERAN CIJURCH . Richard Nixon bears scars of two successive defeats. idea of giving is exemplified THE CONGREGATIONAL '. 1301 E. Court CHURCH ':30, 10:. un.. Servkel Gov. Ne~son Rockefeller's divorce and remarriage still beautifully in this scene, with ClInton" Je€lenon streetll ':46 a.m., SuncI&Y J School sole dependence OD cinematic de· Letters Rev. Joha G. Craie plague his· political career and Gov. George Romney and Policy 10:46 ' .m., Wonblp an4 ChW'CII vice, by extending the sequence Scbool REORGANIZED CHURCH j Gov. William Scranton still are relatively unknown nation­ Ro.de" 1ft Invited to express 8:30 p.m" PJllrIm re11o"lI1lp OF JESUS-- CHRIST far beyond its value as exciting opinions In Letto" to thl Editor. ally and internationally. rugby. In quick editing sequence All I,tt,rs must Include hand· OF LATTER DAY SAINTS ~ wrlflen slgnatur.s, .ddr ..... and EVANGELICAL 211 lIetrole A.... Now comes Lodge. we are shown a portion of the should be typewritten Ind doubl •• FRFE-- CHURCH Sunday, ':30 '.m., Church Schill crowd, the team owners, the man­ spaced. We reslrv. the right to 10:30 a.m., lIomlll6 Wol'lblp Once an isolationist, Lodge's ~ervice.in - World War II shorttn I.tto". OF CORALVILLE ager, a c1~seup of Frank racing Sr"dar, 9:45 a.m".~unday School , ST. PAUL'6 'f turned.him into a formidable champion of internationalism J a.m " MornlllR worship J\Ir. Vernon Schrock, Spe~ LUTHERAN-- CHAPEL (', jl/ld the United Nations. 7 p.m., EvenlDi Service (lllIIOuri Synod) r .tM ·lI:. JeHerson _. Lodge was elected tnree times to the U.S. Senate, los­ University Bulletin Board FAITH uNiTED OHURCH Servlee. It • I.m. aDd 11 •••• (EvaD,eUell .ad Refol'lMd) Rijnclay School .t Ie a... I , mg in J.l952 to' a "young man named John F. Kennedy. Un'vo",ty Bull.tln Bo.,d notlc .. must bo rocllvld .t Tho Da/l, Iowan 1807 Kirkwood Ave. 1:45 p.rn. Siudent Vupefi office, Room 201 Communication. Center by noon Of the day befo,. SundlY, e:1~ ' ,DI .. Sun""y-'~.hool ¥XIge spent most o~ his c~paign time working for the publ,c.tlon. The~ must ba typed .nd .18n.iI by In .dvlH' or offiCI' 0' till 10:30 a.m., Mornlil. WorJlllp o.... nlullon btln, publicized. Purlly IOcl.' 'unction. are not .lIglble 'or SHARON ~GEUCAt ppmination of Gelfleral Elsehl.ower. .as -preSidential ' oimdi­ thl. Hctlon. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH UNITED BRETHREN CHURCJI North Clinton It J'aircbUd Street. K.Jona date that year and didn't pay sufficient attention to his CH.ISTMAS SALE .t Ihe Guild ~ort actlvlllc •. Children may CO,,", -- 11 Gallery, 130 ~ 8. minton. Ceramlc"/ only with their own parenta and Sunday, 8:30 Ind a,m., Wonhlp lunday. 1:30 •.111 :, sundlr, 8cbool Uwn politics. enamels paJnUnll, iClilpture ana must leave with them. (ACllnllaloa bJ' ' ;45 • .m., Church School 10:80 1.10., Divine Worab p prints. Hours arc 3:30·5:30 p.m. and .tudent or staff ID card.) ~ --0- . Eisenhower has recoiled from the role of Idngmaker ill '-10 p.m. Monday through Friday. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH ST. ANDREW Open aU day Salurdays before CHRISTIAN SCIENCR OIOAN. 217 E.-- lowl Ave. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ilIe pa~t. It may ~e, however, tJlat he has just made a Christmas. IZA TIDN holda a testimony mee:.tn. Sunday, 11:15 •. ml_ Elhlllcit lob ... every Tue.day In CR 1. RIver R4om. 10:30 l.m., WorllhlP SunMI " Meu-- "y• . p~esidelltial nominee - and possibly a president. ALL I'ICTURES whi ch 811peared In Union, at 7:15 p.m. Students, flculty, -0- Vnlverally Hel,ht. the 1063 Hawkeye are for sale at Iho .nd friend. are cordlalJy IIIvlled to FIRST CHURCH Sunday. 1:30 l.m. Worih1p. Cb.,." lI,why. Office Room 210, Com· Ittend. School - Mason City Globe-Gazette Dlunlcatlons Cenlor. Pictures may be OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 11 I.m., Worll1lp. Cbureh 8ebotl PllrchaSQd trom I :30":30 p.m. dally, WOMEN" RECREATIDNAL SWIM. 722 E. Colle,e St. - 0- except Saturday and Sunday. Tllo MING will be avanable 4-S:15 __ p.m. Sunday, 11 1,10.:1_ Le8lOn-Sermoa laIe ends Thursday, Dec. 19. Monday throul/h )'rld., at the W­ IUd Suaclay IIChool LUTHERAN CHURCH en', Gym pool lor uudenll, .taft -0- OF CHRIST THE KING . "Next yca,. YO!l11light be ready to I'HYSICAL EDUCATION EXEMP­ and faculty 'flve •. ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH Corner of IWV Road TION TUTS: Male students wishIng 224 Court St. and CoralvUIo Road lXlck EVERYTHING !J(J!ll1avc" to take the exempllon leats for Phys· COMI'LAINTI. Student. wWtln. to m. Su nday, 8:10 a.1ft., WonbJp tile UnIversity complaint. can no" SundlY, 6:30, 1:15, . :. IUd 11 ..... kal Education Skllla must register 110_, 10:30 l.m., Sunday SchOOl ------to take their lests by Wednesday, pick up Iheir fornu at the Informa. Sunday -0- Jan .• In 122 Field House, where Uon Desk of the UnIon and tllm 6:(5 and 8:15 a.m" Dally Masse. Iddlttonal Wormatlon concerning them 111 at tho StudeDt Selllt. Of. -0- FIRST UNITARIAN SOCIETY OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN these lests mil' be obtained. Slu­ flc•. GLORfA DEI Iowa Ave . .. GUben St. deQts Wbo have not registered by LUTHERAN CHURCH Khoren Arllllla Jr., lIInIItor Jan. 8 will not be permUted to INTU·YAUITY CH R I • T I A N 10 a.m., Church &chool IUd Aalt tu.• the exemptlob telts during the FELLOWSHIP, aD Interdenomma· (Meetln, at the Eallen The.lIe) .'lCuUlan IIl'llt semester cf lhe 1~ - 64 school tloaal croup of Itb.denta. m.. ta Sunday, 8 .ad 11 a.m,\ Sernce. 11 a.m., Church Servlc. year. .very Tuesday 10 , the Ellt Lobby 10 a.m., Sunday SchOOl --0- ( ~ " I ~ - . --- Coolerence Room of the UnIon to ST.1CARK'S .. ',.11 .... ' :...... n .... , ...... University CaJen~ar FOLK DANCI -CLUB Dleets evef1 eonllder varlou. to • cf ..enen1 FIRST PRESB~IAN MoJld4y at 7:80 p.lD. In the Women'. Interelt. All ara c IIlYltod to METHODI~---CHURCB "'I I, . ,'\,. ',. ~.. IeIltor ...... ~ . "-til Milli (8 , CHURCH ' .. # Gym. I:v..,.o • welcome. " .. ~ttell4. I 2810 lluacrElrie Ave. ,. I e!YD~T .~u E"I'" .tIItW ...... II! t. Market St. 1 , •• • , ~n Jtl",loun. , 0 ' -C .dllor .. .. , ... ,,' .. :tIe ...... , 1IItunIay, Dtctmbtr 14 Capitol Senate' Chamber Sunday, ' 9:30 and 11 ".1Il., Churcb Sund.y, 8:30 .. m. , Wonhl.J_ •I' "~ .1Tr l N. . 'rItZHcllIe, VITEItAN,." ~ch stUdent unde 'I' 'J I I'ARENTS COO IATIV. BABY. ':45 I.m .. Church ~ Adult I» .cIIta, ..... _.... G~oastics : Iowa FederatiDo q p.m. - Studio Theatre Pro­ ~50 SchOOl and Worablp ! .! t' J!rtI IlIIto, ... . H.rrtett HI .....,. PL .r PI. must sll/n a form ,JITTING LIAq Those ;q{Jiteelted . " orill ..... ,..,...... :JeII Vii,. ~ Meet, Field House. duction, "Half a Pound of Tes" to cover his a!tendance durIng Ihe ,f J:n membel'llhlp Id CIU.. V.n • -o-~...l. ... Dlonth of November. The form will 1)\lIa at 7-5348. OSQ de lit· FIRST METHODI~ CH\J1t I e. ::;MdQ CKAPBL d ." ltudeDt IhI'" by Jerry Crawford .. unlcallolll' C~l'!t._~;a10 ' " ~~!!ft~i' h_r· l:'.L.... ., .... LI..,tnc"1r..a.r 7:30 p.m, - Swimming: Ne­ be Iva liable In B-6, University HaU . ters S lillld' caIL.MI'fi. Carler It -6350. Jeffenon It Dubuque Street • • Jawa, lWJy ell_!!!,luDOIIJ' .n _. CI~ dlton braska, Field House. be.lbnJo, Doc, 2. Houn are 8:30 a.m. -- -- ' :30 and II a.m. - Church Scbool loti N. Rlverllde br.• TI/I~IIY~ ~'rnb.r 17 to aoon Ind I p.m. to (:30 p.m. 'I Ico~, -Ilf mind rocro. 1:30 and 11 a.m. - Worlhl; s.rr~. jund.y, 8:30, to, 11:80 '.11\. 811 day, and.1"~ hallilDt.... ~te~ . . J.,," L'filo>n. '''!II .....~ I p.m. - University 'lbeatre -0- Sundly Th. 10 .... ~... ma~- 'f """ . A.... 'porR N1nr ...... , .. In!.=. I 8 p.m. - SUI Symphoqy Or· ---- tlon., rtJ • ffir .tudeau. .tatf. 11_ •. at rna Qq. '\IIIder the A Auf. . ~ II fte.!VllnIU IDOl' be obtained b, ,I faeully an tflell' ~~ beld FRIENDS _ ~h IWIt .., u. I',,"ot,.. , ...... , ~ctittI: "Balliet·" chestra lind Chorus, Christmas ea~ .. the YWCA oUIce dUl'lnl tho ,at the FIeldho .Ich ....Tuelday · •&to .. 1-'11:1 .. onl~'t, 1171_ Milt. IOcIotj HItOJ'. " .1'IIy1l1l C Phone .2571 1:80 ' .iUI 7.. ., 0 ,~~~aIIy l; afWnIooa at sDee. ~nd I'rldlY n~ht om 7:30 p.m. to ...... Allvort"'ng Director .. Irv • ....."..n SUndIV, December 15 Concen, IMU Main Lotma8 Iowa Memorla1 Unlo. Cooleulona on S.~ rr.. UIII ------~-- Allvortlil"~MaIll ..r .. DIcit ..... TO CA"DID!':'. FO. DEGREES 8:30 p.m. pro de4 no home vanllt, Sundly, 10 a.m., Meetln, fOI wonhIp p.m.; 7-8:30 p.m . Ir"" te 3-6 l1.m. - Union Board Tree­ 8 p.m. - Studio Theatre Pro­ ." .. ,.." ~onteBt Q scheduled. (Admluloa by --0- DIll 7041" n_ to m1dn\t11t CI.ulflod r. ... CathY PlICIo,_runil In February: Orders ror orflclal ttudent or .w, m aud.) I'Ipqn new. Itema, "omen'. ))g' A.. t. CI.' d JiII',/ " -. ~"" ".,. Trimming Party, IMU Main ductioo, "Hall a Fo\1114 ol Tea" FAITH BAPTIST to· The .raduatlon announcements of the ST. WENCESLAUS CHURCB aDd announcementa "It'!. AeIY. Mltr. -.. ..ryl",,1'ION February, ISM. commencement are UHIV ....TY LlBaA.Y HOU.II Iowan. JdltortaJ offleel .,. III A/Ilt. c.tI,.,,,.iIt ,,, . ..,...... Lpwe by Jerry Crawford now beln. t"ken. Place your or­ FELLOWSHIP 818 E. Davenport-- 8t. Moriaay.Friday: 71s()'2 '.m.· Satur­ C-dDIUUoDi CeDter. I ~dv. PlIot.,rlph., .... aor. 'Iocht. 6:30 p.m. - School of. olournal­ befOl'l 27, Timothy R. Barrett Putor Sund.y, 1:'0, I, to aad ll:O ...... ~ Clrcul.tlo" Mltr ...... JIll! COl ..., W"'''y, D~lIIr .. der noon Wednlday, Dec. day: 7:30 a.m.-l0 p.m.; SunCiay: 1:" Mont.omery Hall, 4-H FaJr.rouudl doy II.... Ism Wayzgoose Banquet, The .t the Alumni House, 180 N. Ma~l­ p.m.-2 Ull. ServlCII D~~b: lIoada)'­ . 8 p.m. - SUI Symp~ony Or­ IOn St., aeroll from the Unlen. Sunday, ':80 a.m., Bible School. 7 lad 7:80 • .m., DaIlY .... Thursday: • a.m .-10 p.m.; "rlday and 10:30 a.ll\ .. Momln. Worlhlp -0- Tru,t .." 'OIrd of ItIl~bI" jfayfiewer chestra and C~or)Js, Chrjstmas ~r~ per Innouncement Is J2 ~·nt9, Sa turd.y: 8 l.m.-5 p.m.. 7·10 p.JII...... Inc.: HallQ1 C. ' ,u, payable when ordered . 7 p.m., Evenln. Service TRINITY EPISCOP At CHUBCII •Ihrllee I,l. TeelaD ... AI: Lee S. eS; Concert, IMU Main Lounge (Reserve on,y); Sunday: 2·5 pm., 7· -0- _ Ll; Alan 1. nuah: At: r'I'/ ""'V, Decllnbtr 16 to p.m. (Reserve only) Pbolodupllo Robert E. ROllh ...et! Becttr D. Travla, A" Prof. Dale II. Beata. 4;10 p.m. - College of Medi· 8 p.m. - Studio Theatre Pro­ .UNDAY RlCRIATION HOURS • atlon: Monday·Frlday: 8 l.m.-5 p.m.; UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL 820 m. Coli ... S • The FIeldhouse will be open tor Sunday, • a.m. Holy Eucharttt Univeralll' Library; Dr. Geo.... S: cine Lecture: Herbert G. Birch. duction, "Jlalf a POllnq of Tea" Mondav-Thprsday: 6-10 p.m ,: Sltlll' SERVICES Easton, Colle.e of Del\.tblry; ProC. ..lxed recreational acllvltle. from 1 day: 10 a.m. uulll nooll, 1.. P"-4 405 University Hoapltll ' :15 a.m., FII1\~~ Service .lId Chu ..... Lealie G. Moeller, Scho61 of Joul'Dl!. M.D., Albert Einstein College ol by Jerry Crawford p.m. to 5 p.m. eacb Sunday aller· SUIlday: 2-~ pm. lund.y, 8:30 • .m .. Wonhlp 8erYleoI 8C!hOoI 11m; Pro.f, La\jl'ell A. Via Dyke, Col­ Doon. Admlulon to the bulldl.bll wllt -0- w 11 a.m., Choral Eucblrllt Ie.e 01 EaucaUoa. Medicine, New York City, Med\· Thur.~.y, D~.m~r l' be by m cud lhrou,h lhe nortbeast IOWA MEMO.,AL U~ION HOUa'l 5:15 P.M. };vensolli 8 p.m. - Studio Theatre Pro­ door. All facWU. ~.1l1 be av.U,bl. Cafeteria open 11 :30 •.m .-1 Jl.ta. FREE METHODIST CHAPEL -It-1 Dial 7.... , II 1OIl -.If'"O-aoa-.....--,Jy-e-y-'O!U- cal Amphitheatre .&copt tho IYmlUlstlc orea. Mondly.slturday; 6-4:46 p.m., MO, ... o It, HILLEL FOUNDATION Dally lowaa by 7:14 .... De DIIIJ 7;30 p.m. - Basketball: Creillh- duction, "Half a POllnd of Tea" day.Frld.y; 11:30 a.m.-I:30 p,m., Su -0-- PAMIL V NITI ••t tho neldh_ 1U iii. MarlIet St. Iowan clrcuJaUoQ oIflce In tbe Co~ ton by Jerry Crawford • clay. Gold Fealher Room OI!llD CORALVILLE ":10 PJD .. 8Ibblth Sentell lllUaluUon. Ce!}!M II .. pen Ir'I'!! '. , for the flnt ..mulAlr wUl he held •.m.·IO :.' p,m., MOnd,y-Tbur'choCll . laallllY,', 7\'" I, Iq:~ _U;_ ... fa~ Ie, "" th!lM dttt". tor reer!!' , al1lbt, Frldar Illld ... """u, :l- 10:lG n.m., Wor'l1 Ip Sunday MI.SO', ~..i"- I --""'!l1l 1l Pnbllc Puritan -mary," Old G, 7:30 lI.m. ' . tlonal t'Nlmlnma 11M 'falntlNYP I .:a. &1I.Ildu. r. r:-". e : ~ /T.m., WIJ' . . C; alld ~:~ to m.• fiUlx -,,-. '1 , . ' .., • ,11f! !:tAIL'" IGWlN-I__ e1tr, fa. tal • ..,., &ac.. M. "., Rusk Arrives in Paris Among Suilding Projc ts- j , , To Meet with OeGaulielTC? s~dh Regents Appr~ve PARIS LfI - Secretary of State Dean Rusk arrived at heaVilY I At 0 a oma JDlversitv ri 1iWIrded OrJy Airport Friday night (or an ~t1antic alliance foreign laff Sgt. Lcnoy~ J. Gand r, of J ministers' mecting and a conference with President Charles de GauUe. SUI .·5 Air Science Department. has Hillcrest Program' Rusk carried a message from been selected by the Air Force In· President' Johnson to the semi· French security forces stood guard. slitute of Technology's Airman Ed· The State Board of Relents Fri· University l.ibrary, and purchase annual I meeting of the North At· Rusk will be assisted at \he NATO ucation and Commi ioning Pro· day approved four pedal repair orders for equipment in pharmacy !antic Treaty Council. par 1 e y by Defense Secretary gram to attend the University of and alteration programs at S I and biochemistry ftre awarded '!'be council is scheduled to re· Robert S. McNamara and Treasury Oklahoma at Norman, Okla., be· and also awarded several con- by the Board at i Des MolDes view changes in the Communist Secretary Douglas Dillon. The de· ginning in February. tracts. iocludin' a '101,660 con· meetinc· bloc that have a bearing on the fense and finance ministers oC the Gander will attend the Oklahoma tract for general construction work Other contracts in CIIIIMClion Western world's security. NATO nations tradiUonally altend school for two years to fulfill the 011 alterations at Hillcrest. The wiLh the HiUer l work 'tV t to '!'be th~ee:day mee~ing of the 15 the )Vipter session of the council requirements for n degree in Busi. .. board met in Des Main . ladem and Putb Ce., Cedar Rap. NATO naU!>ns begl?s Monday. meeting. ness Administration. One 0/' the repaIr and alteration Ids; $39,- for medaanleal worIIi Ruslr'.6·tippomtment wlth lDetGaul1e .,IA press aide said Rusk will meet The Airman Education and Com. IN PICTU RE ABOVE: SUI Wom· ' I Ill'D~U is a separate front door to ineludin, reloc tioll 0( a PI maiD, also IS on Monday. ·))1 SlltUrilay with French Foreign Min· missioning Program is designed to ",'. Rifle CIIIIt ,..My IhemHlv .. Shtlmt,aul~h AudItorium in th and to Ced r R pic! Eleclrlc Sup· Rusk ~1I8 Il}et b~ U,s· r .M:Iba~. , 1ite Maor.Ioe ColIVe de Murville provide underefaduate education .... compMition ...Inst teams The other projects ply Co .. $14.942 Cor electrical work. dar Charles E .. Boh~en and · hum~jI.Ild ,Sunday. with Britisb ;ForeiiO for a elected number of carefully from low. St ... and Dr.ke Unl. are air conditlonin, for 1M new All !hree firms bad IUblnitted . thl'Ol!~P a, slKlflai D1rJ.lOrt lecep~lo~l SeQreJ:!m' 1pcbard A. Buller, screened, career·minded airmen. versitles. Front ~ from /tft, .re t.;aw BuiJdin.. r"",vation of Ole low bids.. room td a'n ' embassY lI'mHsme. Rusk also has a Sunday 4inoer It makes available some 200 air. Coil. St.rte., AI, St. P.1I1, Minn.; 1·laterials Testing Laboratory in the It, TOT Al, IUDOET ()l $195,000 '"''I' '' ·1 I, "I I ~ ,I' date w~th the foreign ministers of men a year to enter school to oil­ I .,bara RIII ..II, A3, Itla Grov.; CoUeee of En,ineerml, and wer \I s t (or the alteratlOlll Iu t.bt Zc:l~a ri T(, Head ' France and I3rltam and West Ger· tain undergraduate degrees at se· Ell", Taylor, A2, AIiLIt P.rte, conned ion for the Iowa Lakeside formt'r coffee hop Itta at Hill. many's Gerh'ard Schroeder - the lected civilian institutions. Mich.: Helen Meuntford, A4, low. ILaboratory near mfon!. The Uol· ere , the major feature 01 wbIdl · 'fIrst Big Four get·together at this The program is aImed at helping City; . nd SIII.n Mltchtll, Al, versity has administrative respon· will be the additJoo of accommoda· Fo od Servlce level since the assassination of airmen to meet specific advanced lilll",., Mont. Back ~ from ibility for the hiological field sill' !lons for 4S more sludent. Also 81 President Kennedy and the installa· Air Force requirem nts In technl· /eft, Jo.n""" Murry, A4, Bur· Ition on Wesl Lake OkobojI. a ult of IN! work, a centrallu!d In the Union tion of West German Chancellor cal. scientific, managerial and lington; Carolyn H.llIr, A4, lur. UNIVERSITY OFFICIAU ALSO ho k pine station and consoli· Ludwig Erhard. other professional areas. IIngton; Mill M.ry Thombllrg, rE-ported to tht' Recents on the Cily d:lted luU I storace.rea wUl be John Zahari, who was food unit Gander wUi attend Officer Train· Myl.... ; M.ry Matter, A3, F,.. of Iowa City's proc of develop-- built alone Wilh a cenlral Iaun· coordinator at the University of ing School for three months fol· port, 111.: .nd AII« Clarll, Al, ina plans lor a southwesl inlercep-- dry room, ceDtrai mail room, Wisconsin Union, has been named lowing graduation from the Uni· ShtnancINh. tion wer {rom the sewale treat· autom tic cant n, Stud nt Assa­ Test Ship versity of Oklahoma and will then director of food service at the SUI m nt pi nt. we t long Hllhway 1, elaUon room, nd dormllory radio Unio~ I!nd bas started work. be commissioned a Second Lt. and northwest to a point at Ih stallon room. Born in Whiting, Ind., he was IN PICTURE AT RIGHT: SUIM southwest corner of South Finkbin Work on InstAllAtion of an ele. graduated from Whiting High Launch Plans Mitchell, A3, lUll",., M. n t., GoU Cours,e. This 11~ would Y vator in University Library W81 School al,ld served two and one·hall Human Relations show, a t.,..t with a dot... new d v lopments m southwest contracted by the Burg r Censtruc. ye~~~ ..w~h an army tank de~tr?yer A A d Panel To Meet bllllw ye.. Sht I, con.ldered the lawn City 0.00 correct ov~rloadlnll tion Co., Iowa City, 130,950 for diVISion. He entered Michigan re nnounce OI/htandl", member of the Rlflo of sew rs now serving SUI. Hawk· ,ener I can trucUon, and the StIIte UDiversi.ty and was grad~. Here in January CllIb. She WII the hit"". K ....r eye Apartment. nd Coralville. Schumacher Elevator Co., Water. aled In 1950 With a B.A. degree m BONN G W t G /n the girl'. ,"-uo ...... lawe Construction of a It'parote til· 100. $2.5.000 for the elevator. Tbis hotel administration. Following 'd erhmauny.~d-St ~ e'~i The Iowa CIty chapter of the Intonoll"I ••, Confo,..nc. for trance to Sh mboulh Auditorium. work i part of a proposed addition t a 1"243. graduation he served two ~ears ma~y ~n d elth m Ie t ~ Wl h Baha'i World Faith wlll sponsor o~ the .,r~und floor of the lIbr~ry, to the libr ry for which funds were with'IHoward & Horwath, food con· pus a ea w ~ ans 0 aunc a human rights meeting Jan 8 in -Phatos by .100 LlppiftCJltt Will hmlnote a rlous h ndicap (ranted by the 1ge3 It'gislature. sultants. For the last 11 years he ' next year a test ship (or the hot Iy. . I to the use ot the room, SUI o(fi· C ...... ted 'th tb W' controversial Atlantic alliance nu· the CounCil Chamber of the Clv c clals noted. PresenUy it I nec. KEWAUNIE Manutacturln. 0., ha d 'f'Wn connec WI e I· I I fl f M' . K' Center consin Union as food production c ear eet, De ense tnlster ai' '. f "A E aI Silty for everyone leavlnl the audl. Adrian. Illeh., was lecled to .up-­ · Uwe von Hassel said Friday A panel d16cusslon a n v • lorium to be checked out .t th ply laboratory benclleJ for the De· manager a~d f~od coor dmator. ., . . uation of Human Relations in Iowa ~e a~ hiS Wife, Margaret, With DeSPlt~ powerful opposition, Has· City" will be held, with a public J R fi e I b C library entrance in the same p rtm nt o( Biochemistry in con· manner os perlOns leavin, the nectlon with an alterations project their c~!dren, . John Mathew, and sel predlcte~ that at least Turkey, question and answer period to • e u om petes library being carried out in the depart. Carl, re)jde at 1506 Spruce Streat. Italy, BelgIUm, the Netherlands follo Women S I . m nt at th Medical Research Cen, John Dashe~, wh? has bee~ act· and Greece would join the. United Th~ ' panel will Include the Rev . The propo~ separnte entrance ter. The cquipm nl purchase, lind Ing food service director, will be Slates and West Germany In man· L D Soens chairman of the Iowa ass.istant food director at the SUI ning the test ship. a destroyer. City Human' Relations Comml lon, · nst IS U· lOra ke Tod ay tonelll th out auditoriumId door. o~ willthe IlorthInvolve sid a thepartm IIlterations nt, are beinito olar,epaid lorthe from de· Umon.. Zaharl replaces Robert Von Hassel tol~ a news c?nfer. Willard Boyd, proCe sor of law Aga I of th ltbr ry bllIl~ln, nd stV ral appropriated funds. War~, Wh~ left SUI to becom.e food e."ce Germany will supply SIX.OC, and chairman of the University feet a t of th library entran e. ===_======ser~l~e director of. the. Umon at flcers and 62 men and the United Committee on Human Relations. By JOHN BORNHOLDT She wa the hillhe t 51'orer in the and wom~n, from S I, ISU, and II will also involve replacement 01 _ /II. D V 1 It T I • 1 M • N T _ ome movable parlltion with mil· LoUISiana State Umverslty. States 160 of the 32~·man c~ew. and Theodore Anderson. professor St.ff Writ.r girl's league oC the 10\\1,1 Inter' .Back from talks m Washmgton of sociology. The Rev. E. H. Han. Urak('. Wom n in th conC r n sonry partition, con Irucllon of II ,.------.. This morning at 7:00 the SUI collegiate Conference [or l' .2·63 compele only ngainst one another men's r slroom, changing the 10· Bach lCkristmas Concert With Defense Secretary Robert S. cock, minister oC the First Metho- Women 's Rifle Club will toke to the and scored II lolal of 265 I>oint McNamara, Von Hassel also an· dist Church will be moderator. ,~!!'n ar dividl'd into Army nnd Air Clition 01 II stairway door, and In· GET A LIVE firing line against teams Irom ISU out of II possible 300 during the At Regina High Sunday t n~unced t~e West German Navy Force . clmpnt for their conte. t9. stallation of an addltional Call' Will acquire three rocket·armed and Drake University . la t meet 01 conference competi· trolled ex it door inside the libra ry. BR IDGE TROLL FREE I lowa's success is based around lion , . Ii· :'!aI'Y 1.011 Thornbure. pon· The R,e,gina. High SCIJ?oI music destroyers of the latest U.S. type. SUI Gifts, Grants The total estimated cost of !hI With .h. purchoH of departm~nt WIll present Its annual If the North Atlantic Treaty Or· one junior sharp-shooter from Bill· Th conferencc i compo NI of • or of the cluh and a mem!)er of work Is $18,000. 15 te,m • made up of both men Chrlstm~s concert in the school ganization ever approves the mul· Inis, Mont., nam d Suc MilchI'll. th UI Woml'n·· Phy Icol f:duca· WITH A preliminary budlet of 100 c~pl •• of AAR DVARK Total $1 .5Million I Cafetorium Sunday at 4 p.m. tinational nuclear weapon surface tlon Dept.. . aid that with MI $90,000, the Law Buildin, air can· Ogres or Browni.. .ubsti· The concert will feature Bach's task force it will be armed with dilloning proj ct inchtd s the pur., More than $1.5 million in gifts Local Man Gets Milchl'1I on the t am , "we have a chase and Installation 01 alr,cooline tut.d at ,I ighl axlta charge. Christmas cantata "For Unto US I· Polaris nuclear rockets under U.S. and grants were accepted for SUI a Chlld Is Born," directed by Ed· control. Von Hassel declined to H9ndicapped good chance ~f ·mni?,' th confer· eQuipm nl Dnd a COOlin, tower. Hurry for there ora only a during November by the finance ('nre ognm thl. year. The air circulation system 81ready mund J. Dunn. say if the test destroyer will be committee of the State Board of 25-Year Sentence I few Ihov.and copies left! The St, :rhomes ~ore Boy's choir equipped with the Polaris missile. Regents. Plan Program A GR EAT Pilrt of SUt'S child· in tailed In the buildin, will be Off., void ofler 311t y.or will also appear. Of the c6untries named by Von The total or $1,646,941 included On Incest Charge hood W8. connected with the fam'l utilized to circulate caqled air ,In iliarization and the o('lual firing of the librllry on~ the three lorn Gregorian I n t e r ! m, and Hassel as likely. participants, all $1.570.676 for research projects, o but the Netherlands are taking part $35,270 {or scholarships, fellow· Two Iowa City men were sen· For ·Parents .22 caliber wt'apons. clas rooms which make up the new where prohibi'ad by proclo. S~ ld ut In a study oC the' project. Britain ships and loans, 25,000 for training tenced to prison terms after plead· Hl'l" father. II c('1'tifled

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Close Meet 'RQrecast ltiwa t as ! Creighton To Pose Toughest , , f' Test for Unbeaten"Hawkeyes Swimmers Meet Nebraska

Creighton University, one of ' boards will be Iowa's George peep., ure in Crei~hton's plans for this b 1.' I d the top teams in the Midwest, I !es. Peeples, at 6-10, has a th.ree· year. Charlie Brown. 5.9 guard, c ra"a s ta en Ie SWim-, sports doubleheader in the Iesting mid-afternoon break for. fans . d I F' Id H I:nch height advantage on Silas, who holds Ihe career scoring rec'l mcrs who finished second in Field HOllse. Strange as it attending th e Iowa Gymn stics mva es owa Ie ollse at but, because he is a sophomore, ord for Joliet Jnnior College, has the Big Eight championship ' seems, SUI coach Bob Allen Federation meet in the Field ~ouse 7:30 Monday night to challenge Imay lack the experience to cope Ian excellent jump shot and moves \ nnd compiled an 8-4 dual meet Iforecasts a close meet and a gym. The gymnasts are expected the unbeaten Hawkeyes , now Russell'swith the (Bostonsenior whoCeltics) broke scoring Bill t1uicklyfer from. Elton San McGriffFI'ancisco, 6-8, City a trans· Col. record last sea on will prOVide possible Iowa victory. ' to. be in action for about. five ho~s 4-0 for the. seaso~, re.cords at Oakland 's McClymonds I' lege. is battling [or a starting posi. II osl''f £ tI I I With the meeL scheduled to jleglD The BlueJays Will present the High School. tion, and could team up ,with suas ! 1C opr Ion Of 1e owa The dual meet is slated for 2 at 1 p.m. I to. ugbest ~ompeutlon t1Iat Iowa has Other probable s tar t e r s for II to give the Bluejays the .best ,re- . . today •¥ part of a and should provide an Inter· Although the favoted cor~sk' faced so far as the Hawks con- , Creighton include Tom Apke, 6-5 bounding twosom,e in the ,;~ountry. . ~s deftAt the Iff 'keyes, 7, tt~ue th~ nOIl..confereQce schedule forward, who earned a starting po. Tom Potter, who letterea as a las se .. ,A\(e '~lieve his • j With their l.ast ~ame before the sition as a sophomore last year, \ sophomore at jtPrthwest~rn. " is charges have a beLter·lhan·av rage Far Wellt CtaSil~ tournament at I when he had the best field goal fighting for a starting gua~~ POSt. chance of recording Town first I Port1a~d, ~" . Dec, 26. . shooting percentage on tbe team The Hawkeyes: recpvering from ,. dnal meet victory sincetbe last :1 Leadmg ~relghton WIll be All· _ 43 per cent. Loren James, the a scare by Southern Methodist '1! Iv l T Td I S ~ • ..d Sit meet of the 1962 se!lsdl'I wheft they America candidate Paul Silas, 6·7 second leading scorer and rebound.! Thursday night, 'will start high I T 0 P-- [ 0 ay S ~ rl u a e deft!ated Nor.thwcs};% 7,1·1@. 7enter, who was the nation's lead· er last year returns at the other scoring Dave Roach and sophomore " . "THE EET sHOuld ~~ be !ng reb()unde~ last season, averag· forward spot. , Dennis Pauling at forwards, cap· By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ' I sassination. Houston has a 1.9 rec. interesting ~nd . cl.0fie: . 1l'1I I~POSSi. Ilig 20.6 retrieves a game. As a CH UCK OFFICER, two·year let- , tain Andy Hankins and Jimmy It'll b odb A d G ord and Louisville is 3.S. hie to predict the wmnetr: If the sopbomore in 1962, he averaged terman, returns at one of the guard Rodgers at guards, and either sen- e go y to n y liS-I' swimmers on the Iowa .team (on· 22.6 rebounds a game. He has also spots after a :vear's absence. Of. lor Bill Skea or Peeples at the cen- tafson and George 1ira and The JUnior Rose Bowl game be- tinue to improve upon their times, led the Bluejays scoring attack the Iricer was the top scorer as a sopho. ter position. I \' h h II h tween Northeastern of Oklahoma Iwe could have a good chance or last two years with hts excellent more, and is an excellent outside anot er e ~ ~o eavy postsea- ·and Or~nge Coast, ~alif., also will taking the meet," Allen said. hook and fine jump shot. shooter who can also drive. AP W_ son competition today when Ibe nationally teleVised, by NBC, All h . kl I ed SIL.AS under the J Three trans_fer students also fig-. the Miami-Alabama game and starling at 3 p.m. (CST). Each hi en, qUic y CH AL L.E N ~I NG rller , team was 9-0 during the regular S specu f~~verba Ion y commene~per 109 on r five minor bowls highlight t11e season. the Nebraska t~am. "They have a ~ ::olleg f tball g veteran team With 12 leltermen and I - k S I . e 00 pro ram. THE CAM ~LL.l A Bo~l pits St. two conference championf along G ree n Bay , BOS ton IC S ee ers, Mira , the brilliant I John's of Mm.nesota, flfth·ranked with some fine sophomores. Prob- P , I and 1962 All.America , will be play- 10 The ASSOCiated ~r~ ' .small. ably their best swimmers are Ron Berry ing his final game for Miami. Gus- college poll , and Prame View of sophomores in breaststroker Mike -a I r-Ilts Today Bears To WI-n Should score for Iowa in the breaststroke tafson retires from coaching to I!exas. The Orange Blossom class· Jackson and freestyler Ron Gab· In Crucl become the school's athletic direc. IC ~tween Negro. schools matches rielson." 'r By THE ASSOCIATED PR ESS Division crown in the American NFL D I tor. The Hurricanes will be seek· Flo~lda A&M, With a 7·2 record, OTHER PROVEN Huskel'S who Green Bay can stay alive in the Football League today in the first By JIM BECKER ecisive y Leads AFL ing to make up for a disappointing agamst Morgan State, 8·1. are slated to make the trip'to Iowa race and steps of a winner.take.all weekend. A.socl.ttd P..... Sports Wrlt_r • 3·6 campaign by ups~tting eighth· In Allentown, it'll be Northeast- are Co-Captains BiU Heiry and Boston can clinch the Eastern The Packers need a victory over NEW YORK _ Last week, as 8 ranked Alabama, which has lost ern of Massachusetts, unbeaten In Bill Fowles who swam Ufe back· thc last.place San Francisco 4gers little bonus, we gave you the Pitts- In Signing of 196') Draftees only to Florida and Auburn in nine nin~ g~mes, versus East Carolina, stroke and 'bu~rflY , legs on N~· at San Francisco in Saturday's burgh Steelers as the choice for the 0 starts. ~hlch IS 8·1 and defeated two rna· I braska's championship 400·yard nationally televised (CBS) game to Eastern Division title of the Na. ALABAMA goes onto the field JO: colleges, Wake Forest and The medley relay team. Junior Keele retain a chance at the Western tional Football League. That was a NEW Y9RK lA'I - Philadelphia's back of Ohio State, with ace quarterback Citadel. Lodwig is rated as a top fr~~stylcr. Jim Martin Conference championship. If the week ahead of time. signing of Boston College quarter- I Cleveland; halfback Joe Don suspend~ (0.1' discipli~ary reasons. The Quantico Marines and the To combat l h e Nebraska Packers beat the 4gers and Chicago This week, we give you the Steel. back Jack Con can non, No. 1 Looney of Oklahoma, New York; Some thmk Barna Will have trou- San Diego Marines clash in the strength Allen is counting '011 solid loses its Sunday finale to Detroit, ers as the NFL champions, over draftee of hi s hometown Boston Itackle of Tennessee, ble wi~ho~t Na.math. Others predict fourth annual Missile Bowl. This . perform~nces by sophomores Ron Green Bay would win the title. A the Chicago Bears on Dec. 29. This Patriots of the Chicago, and Eller. the Tide s pride will make them one was postponed from Dec. 7 ' Berry and Mike Peterson' in the NFL Comeback Packer tie and a Bear defeat is known as looking ahead. League, boosted the National Foot- , Among the big names sUIi un- tougher than ever. to avoid conflict with the Army· breaslstroke and freestyle events. 163 would set up a playoff. Either a The picks: ball League's decisive lead in the signed in addition to Voss, Apple· The game will be nationally telc- Navy game. One of the best races onne day ayer 0 Green Bay defeat or a Chicago NFL. current contract war. ton and Brown , are quarterback vised by CBS, starting at 12:45 should take place when_ Berry PI f victory would wrap it up for the Of the 16 men drafted in the first of Miami and quar- p.m. (CST). 3 U d f d hooks up against fOrm er schoolboy .. Bears. PITTS B U~GH 17, NEW ~ORK 14 two rounds by the AFL, the NFL terback of Penn Stale, n e eate rival Jack 'n Ih 200 d BALTIMORE LfI _ When y~u . . - It looks like snow for thiS show. has signed eight. Two went to the drafted last year as a future by Elsewhere, they'll be tossing po. , b t t k sonTh I t e . ·yar get old, you ~?n't tel! what ":V 1,1l , The. two bl.g ones Sun?ay fmd down, winner.take.all game, That IAFL , five still are available, and both the Jets and Eagles. sies to the winners of the Camellia reas s 1'0 e. e. wo s:Ylmmers happen to yo~, was Jill:' Martm s DetrOit at Chicago and Pittsburgh should help the Steelers, who grind one is in dispute. Both leagues Bowl In Sacramento, Calif., the 1 B· 10 Teams have be.en compctmg against each second reactIOn to bemg voted at New The are . fav- ' it out, as opposed to the Giants, claim to have signed fullback Junior Rose Bowl in Pasadena and Sl.nce they were youths in J I Yo~k. Bear~ H k A Ig ?th~r Comeba~k Player of tbe Year in' ored t? whip the. onrushl~g LIO~s 'l whose offense starts and ends with Tony Lorick of Arizona State, Bal- an a'ron the Orange Blossom Classic in Mi· • JUDIor high school. " the Nallonal Football League. The Giants, needing to wm or be, Y. A. Tittle's passing. timore in the NFL and Oakland in ami. Also on tap are the Missile PI T d ALL.EN IS also countingtO,u a 1·2 "Oh T thought it was for being are fayor.ed ov~r the Steelers, who CH tCAGO 21 DETROIT 17 _ A the AFL. Bowl in Orlando, Fla. and the ay 0 ay finish by his divers. Both:,;Michel ) d" ". can Wln It all 10 the Easlern Con· '. . W· N - IIEastern Bowl at Allentown, Pa. ILeVois and Bill Kantor pfil'lormed ea 109 scorer, was hl~ first com· ference by knocking of( the Giants. strong temp~bon to go With the OF THE 28 men drafted rthe IN ADDITION, H 0 u s ton and . well in the Indiana m ~et though m~nt when .he was bemg greeted The AFL races could be decided Lions, who bed the P~ckers and first two rounds by t}le N L, 15 Ins atlona CIIICA~O I~ - Three still un· Indiana 's Rick Gilbert a" ~ ac· A I I~ - Hank Aaron Bucks Upset ", . . .Allen's estimated point·schedule ' The goldbrick crack was because nedy's assassination. title hopes abve. ]( they do, antl quu'ed draft fights In a last· mute of Milwaukee \\ on the National I Michl~an s Wolvermes, ra~ked I that he hopes will produca"loWII's r Martin is a place,kicker. Boston finishes its season today the Bears lose, the Packers are Id.eal with Denver, ~as!h third League slugging championship in I No. 7 10 the current AssoclBted first dual meet victory in ~ arls "Yeh, why don't you go out and at Kansas City, needing only a Western champs for the fourth first·round AFL chOice Big d by l1963 with a .586 average ending By MOlssourol Press national poll, entertains In 1962 the Hawkeye~ drubbed Ne: block a punt, pick up the ball and victory or a tie to wrap up its first straight year. the NFL, not counting ):bri . The th~ thref!ryear reign oC Cin'cinnati's tOI~gh Western Michigan in a ga!'le braska by a 63-42 count. run (or a touchdown next Sunday Eastern championship. The teams CL.EVEL.AND 2., WASHlrfG\'ON I o~ l;\?el'e·.al!~I1l4r(Jqt'.tT et': Of I" . sWJtched from afternoon to evenmg ,1 for a change," said defensive spe· played a 24.24 tie a month ago at 21 _ Browns werc flat last week MlIlnesota, by Mmnesota, al lme- Flank J1obmson. COLUMBUS, Ohio IA'I - Unbeat· play. cialist Welch. Boston. but the Redskins can't stop Jimmy ' backer Ted. Davis of orgia This was shown today with the en Missouri pierced Ohio State's Minnesota should rack up its "You know these defensive guys Buffalo and New York, two Brown. In fact, the Redskins can't I Tech, by Baltimore. Buffalo ra.fted rclease of t~e final official aver· leaky defense repeatedly en route fourth successive victory against are a peculiar breed," countered teams with a chance at tha~ East. stop anybody this year. Eller and San Diego chose D VIS. ages by the NL Service Bureau to an upset 85-74 basketball victory invading South Dakota. Other night JI1artin. ern crown if Boston falters meet QUARTERBACK Pete B thard . Friday night. games include Michigan Slate, "1 DO IT all with the foot," he today at New York's Polo G;ounds. ST. LOUIS 31, DALL.AS 21 - o{ Southern California sign with Aarqn accumulated 370 . tot~ The hot·shooting Tigers moved rolling at a l00-point pace, at said, swinging a right leg with a of the Bills is Cards are a real good team, a~d I~e Kansas City C~ie{s, Wh~ made bases and paced the .Ieagu.e In thl~ out to a 48·36 halftime advantage Penn; Purdue (2·1\ at Buller; Wis· calf fit for an elephant. zooming in on another l,OOO.yard the Cowboys make too many mlS· hIm their No .1 pick and f lIpack ~cpar.tment for th.e SIxth lime dU!· and never were threatened in re- consin (2·1l at Cincinnati; and Leibenlleln - E(o:, g nomic Backward· It has catapulted 22 field goals, season and the Jets are withont takes. Matt Snell, the New York J s' No. !m hiS 10·yeal' .blg league career. I cording their fourth triumph. Southern Methodist at Northwest· ness Ind Economic Growth only four fewer than the NFL rec. their No.1 passer, Dick Wood , who MINNESOTA 24, PHILADEL· 1, signed with them. Among .hls 201 hils were 29 dOUbles, Gary Garner, the smallest man ern (1·2l. Duverger - Pollt· ord with another game left Sunday, I is lost for the season with knee PHIA 21 - Vikings are coming, . First round AFL picks s ill un· . {our tl'lples, and. 44 h?mers. - the on the (Ioor at 5·11, paced the Two matinees Include Notre iC11 Partie. Bouldlng - Re,on. and 31 extra points for the Colts. ! trouble. Eagles are waiting until next year. Signed are tackle of I la~ter .rlg~11 e ~~ng him With San Tiger attack with 25 points. Close Dame at Illinois 0·2) and Missouri .truction of Eco· At 39 _ teammates lns~st, it's a In Sunday AFL action, ~an Diego BA L. TIMO RE 31, L.OS ANGELES ITexas' Colton Bowl team, Nb. 1 by FI anclsco s Willie l\IcCovey for the behind were. teammates ~y Carey Ia.t Indian~ (2·2). Iowa. (4-0) marks nomlcs O'Neil - History of 1 Jack Ben~ age _ Martin s pe.r. can clmch at .Ieast a tie in the 24 _ We picked against Johnny both Houston. and Dallas, an,d league iead. . and Bob Price, each nett~ng 20. . b~e ~n~l! Mond~y night's game American B log. formance IS better than he ever did West by beatmg the Oilers at Unitas last week. That won't hap. ! guard Bob Blown of Nebraska s J It wi\s also Lhe second time that The Buckeyes, suffermg their With vIsiting Creighton. raphl •• 1800·1U5 , . I I Ve.mann-The CuI· in nine seasons with the Detroit Houston. The Oilers will be with. pen again soon Orange Bowl team, No. 1 by both the Milwaukee outfielder captured second straight setback at home tu ral Mig rallon Lions. After reaching a high of 15 out quarterback , ~ Denver and Philadelphia. the slugging crown. He finished on after 50 consecutive St. John Arena PING PONG WIN NERS- , Found In the field goals in 1961 . Martin retired who suffered a knee injury last FL , Beathard, drafted by Detroit as top in 1959. Robinson, the Reds' victories, were led by Gary Bradds Jay E. McGrew, G, Cedar Falls, PIDerh.ck Book Department • last year to be an assistant coach week, and Jackie Lee will take BUFFALO 31, NEW YORK 14 - its first pick and signed by Kan· hard·hitting outfielder, took the who scored 24. and Ardis A. Bourland, G, Green· on Second Floof . with Denver in the American Foot. over. Running star Keith Lincoln A back·ta-back game, and the Jets sas City,. was the only Iirst round tiUe in 1960. 'SI and '62. This past Missouri took the lead early and ville, S.C., were singles winners ball League. of the Chargers also will miss the haven't learned to handle Cookie 1 NFL chOice that has gone to the season, RobJn son wound up far never relinquished it. The Tigers in the SUI table tennis tournament " 1 LIKE..c.oachlng." be said, "but game. Denver plays at Oakland, Gilchrist in one week. IAF'L so far. Among those lInsign~ Idown the list with a .442 mark on taking advantage of numerous played Dec. 6·7. then I thought. Of. that NFL pen~ion where the ~aiders still maint~in BOSTON 27, KANSAS CITY 17 _ a~e tackle ~en Kortas of Louls- 213 total bases in 482 official times Buck~ye errors, ~teadil~ ?uilt the Steve L. Wilkinson, G, Sioux I would be mlssmg. 1 fell I mlgl1t a mathemaUcal chance of catchmg Today Patriots to clinch their first Ivliie, SI. LOUI S; ta ck le ! at bat. margm to 12 by mtermlsslon. City, joined McGrew in winning have a fc~ .licks left." San D!cgo, a team they have beat. Eastern title in history, although of Nebraska, Green J:j~, Appleton Willie Ma¥s of the Giants, a . The B!g Eight Conference club the men 's doubies. Women doubles To be eligible for an NFL pen· en tWice. the Chiefs coming to life again and Brown. three·time slugging tiUeholdor was fITed a fme 52 per cent on 37 bas- were won by Julia A. Gibb , G, SiOIl, a player had to be on a squad . . THE NINE FIRST·round signings Ille runer.up with .582. ' k~ ts in 71 attempts. Ohio Iinishetl Boise, Idaho, and Miss Bourland. for rOlIT games this season no mat. I I h SAN DIEGO 2~, HOUSTON 17 -:- 10 the NFL arc end of I With 32 of 69 {or 46 per cent. ;;;;;~fij"liill ~~t-;- tcr how much {jast experience he ntramura Sc edule ~hargers can cII.neh a~ least a tie Texas Tech, San Francisco; Hal{· . Missouri postcd an effective twa- ---. ii.. •• bad . 10 '.m. ~.'V~I.ht) . m the West wllh thiS one, and baek oC Ariiona PERU TO MEET ISU- man guard on Bradds that limited Coach George Wilson oC Delroit ::~:~ ~:.;;-: ::: B U:~h~:.r o~~'o::~ ~IIPI should snap back from last week's State, Washin gton ; quarterback CIllCAGO lIP! - A Pcru's naUon· the All·America to six points in the agreed to give Marlin a chance to . 10 I. m. ILlg ht welghl) defeat. of Utah State" Los An- al championship basketball team first half. Bradtls dropped in eight return. Before the season St31tcd'l vus.ty c,~u~~,;,- (~r:~t~er:h~ott OAKL.AND 34, DENV ER 14 - geles ; halfback of will play Iowa State at Ames on baskcts in a second·half surge ~e was traded to Baltimore for a "orlh Court - huhor. v • • Fentoll IRaiders k e e p title hopes alive, IndJana, Baltimore; halfback paUl i Jan. 14 in a 22-day ~our of the when Ohio was virtually out of con· lOth draft choice. v~~~~e Court - Thacher VI. TrOW' against leaky Denver defense. Martha of Pitt, Pittsburgh; hal{· Uniteq States. tention.

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)' Tragedx last Chris1tmas-: " ", " ' .. , ... tn Yule Trees Are Dangerous Iy TOM ASSENS ubjected to the dryin ~at or tree is dM rous. Th ibllil)' Illerous in themseh·es. When a can. StMf Wrltw until a short lime before (an ~c shod: ' ,·try real. die is used, the da r iocre Happy peopl are often careless they ar needed . Th Fire Department $8ys th t the re tly. I people. Tr dry out quickly in U:e safe war to use the m t I Ir i I Almast all ('andl putter and Last year Iowa City had a uage- heat. The ap that i till. tiel;.) t. ~v ing th Ii ht corne from a .l is.' drip, to me extent. The beautiful dy in thO orea during the Christ· wh n the Ir is bought soon hanl· tant"e awar. decorat!on. can be a nashin ton;h. Im8$ season. On Oet'. 30, a Christ· em inlo a highly infiamable resin Out door decoration usuall)' do ani It I watth.ed cl Iy while mas tree ~xploded nnd started a by the heat unl precautiOll!l are not tart (ires, inee the trees 1\11) ~the cnndl Is bumlng. fJre which took the lives of a taken. , alil'c and do n'lt dry out. However. People are lucky rath r thnn Iwoman nd three m Ii children. A second eut houId ~ mad . on eL !'trocution is tlll possible. co,r luI. ]( )'ou ren·t careful our Two others were left with physical a diagonal. at t~ ba e of the tree'l U you put the connecti n for 'he luck could I1In out this Christm . and emotional scars that they wl1I ThIS cut 1I110" ~ the t~ to"dra", JIi h ialo the or h re • ! carry through me. ) water from the ba. mor~ .readily ~. y { II, you are. lllg r t ;:===:::::;::;;;;:;;==:':':~ The tree, whlch exploded ~ than a trai hi cul it . a( r, 9f trouble. Th eon~ti c n W. J cause oC carel handling. changed course. prev~9t.t the Ir~ k9~ ~ r ..' iI r Ii apart or ~ kick ~.~ lJ trom a symbol oC rejoiclni into. ing but as qlilckl , II'" . and all,o rl tri ity lD '. ~ TV" ... SEIVIC' MIK. POt SAU W~PQII of d tho Without ale r. a t " 'iIl through th n W. , Advertisill9JRcit '9'" »1 I Thalis thtYI~ of ~~~ nt mar ~r reJ~;h .the POI ~thrl,,:be~c n6 ~ ex· • The m t da e . us ml take' I ~EH. ",..1 _lU'at. l)'ll, BLACK lUi" •. W«8 IIWr. P...... ll ag n Q year """ause 0 l,nor· P uue m on y ee 0 ur. ay~ . r nneeting th \\ Ir whlle thl'Y ... III. ""'" Uar ...... 1k • Word :-:-::-:::::-::-=--:--~----:::~--:::- 1 lnI. Theall Inc! l iherw1le Call n • .nce or (orgetfuln . It can be With water. ' tft danger point . IS are till on. You easily could be AI III J , ~ D.y. ' ...... 1fc • w.rd YJ DOUBLE .lieepln, room. Mile a\u. earl1 .~ $,. e-~. 12·1' =.LA~CK::;:-;o;;TU;-;X~";=:JII:-;;sa"l;::on::,:-.·wm=·.'1 ... H... . preVeI1I~ In your home. reached at 10 to 14 days. Th r lrt electrocuted ••turd.y, o.ceMber '., '''3 T., DIY' ....•. , .. . 2k I Word c~i\'!,.ZICI~!'. °l~r~~~erato r . ~~ TYPING WAJttED. ~rleD" In Ie- U ED portabll Iypewrtter, sa. ...sUi Your t.ree should be fres~ as Departm nt h t led limbs from One popuiar type ot d~oralJon . : 'e .. One MoIIth ...... 44c I Word cal and medle&l ..o~~ .ller 5:341 p:!'. ,It.1 pcmible and should not be put mto all Iypes of tree and has found nl· i oft n r until it is Ilh : : ~ ~ ::~y Broed •• t ,>' lem (MinImum AIJ • • W... ) 2 !ttw~~ . ·~:t:':~f~j~~,~~~~~~ IB~~~e ~~=i. 1e:~~lle~ N~l ~~1lY Yol_ Gulllr Ind ~~i the bouse any earlier than is neces· most no ext"epllon. a lit rand I Th is is the centerpl('('c I Ie I Per c...cutlve 11IMrt_ 2-14 SbanIL 7·2511. 12·21AR leI; .Ie · MeD',.. • 10 11. Lacl7", l8l'y. Th tn!es that are sold now Th tree should not be plaCtd I or manllcpiect made (rom yM- U~ ~~ :=aI QUIET TOOms for Crldulte men. TYPING, ...u...o.rapbln,. No'-ry Pub- Ize 7. 81ue Infant bl.nlr't aJeeper. have been cut as early as Septem· near heating outlets, for the same If oam and gr n bou!lb., into wltich 10 :00 Cu CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADS a-.741 Itter 5 p.m. 11·17 lie. Mary V. Bur"l. 400 low. Slale 8-1818. 12-l7 ber. Therefore, they should not be re on. a candle it placed. Both th foa m i I 00 ~~rdJ~I::·£!!.';!on. Tude II One InMrllon I Month .... ,1.35" banJot .... 25;. De .. L APPROVED rooms lor bOf" ~t. BlnIt BUll din,. 7.165e. 110m GUITAAS. 4 e.talo,,,. One way to prevent a tree from material and the bough! are dlln. lo~m nl Coni rell<'tt~ _ ..... I_rt.,.. I Month ...,1.1S· 12·n .--. -- Main Mullt, 1. Main. ~'f.1i G In P I r T . Jo • Deputy • I ------:--.-:--:---- ELECTRJe' TYPtNG. Th.. ea. teOll L t exp Ion ill to pray it with a mill' - nil/')' 01 Commer«. W.abln,. Till Ins.rtions I MIRth ... .$1.05 StNGLE room lor ( ..du.le or over p.pe .... (;Ill 1H1173 eWlIun, .. 12-KlI ELEC'\"RIC-dryer. m POllI'ok! cam· arges roup ture the Fire Deportment recom. ton, D.C. ·R.... for Each CoIUII'III Inch 21 women. Near SUI bOlpll1la on mrNG. mil .Ieeltie. NeU Knmtn· era plUl color Ill.cbJIlIllt.. Ir.f. . • • mends~ three ounces or Borax po\,. 3:00 J,huwt'or",.n.UK""Wtd .. Ilb KInd. bu.. 1-5074 .rt.r 4:00 p.m. 12·21 II: 8 3457 1"1 a.etlII. • H t W II Tin 0 S d ~:-:-:-:~--:------a. . . IS ory I ra der, on ·half ount'e of Boric acid " pen un ely M " by Tho Phone 7-4191 DO UBLE room for ,rid. men. over DORIS DELANEY Typlnc Servlee. LAUNDilEi fa nnd one pint of water. Thl will not I ac: l.:I.Tlme· IaI R;~:~563!e::l e~o· ~~~mllll')'. ~2~:~ E. M=~~r~p~~· ~~'::l :rU~:5~~ For Peace Corps stop th tree (rom drying out, but And Ev,ry EV'ning :~ ~~.~~rt IIIMI'tIon .acllI", 1 p.m. on "IV Kllch#lII. 1-2.os. 12·20 12-2IAR it could save your life iC the Ir 1!':'ooOO. . • O!.0Fnr.,1 Saturd y NI.'" a-W5. I-'AR I KESSLE IS MI~G"~g"" pncodlng publlCitlon. TVPtNG. WASH 14 SHmS ~Iore than 1,500 volunteers will doc catch fire. .... APARTMENTS FOR lENT NANCV participate in the Peace Corps A tree prayt'd with this mlxtur,· 1.. ______;,,;;;; "retft • l.nt. to 4:. ,.m...... KRUSE.~IrktYPI.nJ BIG BOY .,.. CIosocI Sltvnfl,.. An ICrvICc. OIal ~ . 1.131\0 In . at largest spring training program In will burn by parking, and the fm' "The Tender Crult" lxporIoncod Ad Tlklf Will WAN'l'BD: I'OOril",ale lor i·bedroom JERRY NYALL: Eleclrlc IRM lypln, DOW .... YOW ...... "UNDIlr99R the agency's history. will jump from limb to lunh. 1bl I PIZZA ARMAR BALLROOM apartment. a.a:J15O belween 5 .nd .nd mlmeo,rapbln •. 8·1330. J.l3AR .... loA .. , I.. Sargent hrlver, director of tho slower bu.mini could give you th Allo Shrimp, SI ele, H.,p You With Your Ad. 6:30 p.m. 1%·19 ELEcTRi'C typewrtte'::-The • .oll m $. CIIMott Peace Co.".. aid the volunteers. eh nre to escape. Chitken, Spegh.ttl 2·RQOIII Ipartment lurnlabed. One abort papera. DI.I 33'1-3843. l·l3AR Icheduled Cor 19nments in 1' / ChrL tmns light mny olso be FREE DELIVERY Celiar Rapid & Mar/Oil Idult female. Dial UII!I. l-JO WANTED: 1')'plni~rlenced In _ nations, will enter U.S. collegel problem Lights. when not jn u , FOR RENT - nicely (urnlme4 4·room thull. dl_M.Uon., cte. EllIe \llee· MOilLE HOMES P\)l SALI and uiUv r iti in February and hould nev r b stored In a hot --~-:-::-----':"":":::-:::---- apl. Ineludln, beal and w.ter. Irlc Iypewrtter. Dial 7·22AI. 1·I4AR arch. place. Evenlually th rubber .'r ___ presents lOST A"'D FOUND Adults only. Main 7-2488 or ICe II I ,,_ ~ y ,~ l012 "'. Calhoun SI., West Llbe1rt . NltW 1114 u.ecl mob ... homll. Pa. Many ,..1II be mid-year graduates plastic cov ring will crack, tall off, _~ " WI PETS In,_ lowln. and l'.rt,. nen __ . COllEGE NIGHT LOS't - rreon metal card box, In WobU. Home COllrt! PIS Wu..,.Une who will tUl teachIng assIgnments, and Icave an exposed wire. Now SltUrdl,l, TN . 1000 block Easl nu rlln,ton. Rewlrd. GrilL to .h.f~ apartmont . 3 room. Av • . Iowa Clly. A1",.,.I. UoUA,R most of which require college de- The li'lhls should be examined , THURS., DEC. 19th ~205 1. 12.~7 closc·ln. 338-4665 .cter 8:00 P·"t2.27 .A.~~~y Poodle and collie PUPfi~:i 1... ROLLOHOlR 'd'. Excellenl ",eta. Th . train without de- thorou"hly before they are put on All You Can Eat _ $1,27 eGndlUon. lIJlJ.ll230 .rter •. I"~ III f II ts tn· "' 1 PUG iD;eh.hund.l j,·lbuahu... gr W J reque rom cou. · lh lree, aod any Caulty (1!J Tonlghts-7:3O • f alflrlng RIDE WANTED HOME FOR RENT Bo.ruln,. JuU.', F.rm Kennel tt14 PLATT U' x ;'. 2 "'dr_,. Air· ttl In Atrlca Asia and Latin h Id be ' -" . t I ta t'd 8-3057. 12·20 conditioned. HI' x II' Clal"," annex, ' 5 OU ImmL'U18 C y rep t'. B kro Frit'd Young I liTHE FELLOWS" 8"'7•• lter II p.m. 12-20 America. Be sure the lights are out \I hen Chicken 5 l>A YS per w.ek. 10 .nd' Irom 2-lIEDROOM homo, PlrtuJJy/urnlJbed. Peace Corps volunteers erve for you leave home _ or you may Ji am . ,Ced.r Rapids. 8·6723. 12·14 Ideal lor 4 .Iuoenll or 5IDIU lam· CHILD CAIE M~~~_,SrE. LLsleorrUIt!.n.1 JL;eo~' T~~,:. two years and receive a mode t have no hom when you r turn. Roast ChOIce BC(!f Uy. 8-4908 belween 5;3O.f:30 p.m. 1·11 ~u'"" ,..., I Danc,'ng 8 11 PM allowance deslgnt'd to lei them I ve Bur n i n IC el tric applian(' , fL Ro st Loin • " RIDERS WANTED HOUSE t:OR SALE LET JACK AND nLL N,"... ry School USED CAlS at th I vel equal to that oC the which will park. und r the ':J 111 ol Pork rl,i ' l i 'Ollr i ,'!!III! tlt~!"~J&o~~C~"o~Jiro~~~ al people with whom they work . i not good practice. ....: 'J .TO - V.kl",., Washington on Do· BUNGALOW - 3 bedrooms, one lJ..21R 1 I V. "1 CUrrently 7164 volunteer are PI I It ' I' hls t I cember 20th. 8'(}5 II , x4189. U:.!.8-- paneled; carpeted IIv Ln, roo",. dl n· __------__--- 1'5$11-3114. CR!!VROLET 20' Part ROI"Be 0\ r ... ,' 1~·14tin employt'd .'In 46, countrl ac ng e cc riC Ii on 0 me a DOORS OPIE N _ 7:30 P. M. In, .rc.; w.lk-out blSement eonlJln· . / Adm ulon 7St ~~ralC~~~~o:~t~~f~, f!~~e~·~:r., ~ HELP WANTED l~I:>~."e'nll;:d 1111\1" m. mi. - - DOORS OPEN 1.• - 15 - 11 . I DubuqUI nIcely I.ndacaped. $17,000. 338~58 . :2~u~;I~;';~~~:;~~:;;~ela~!r ~~; :J1:.~;~~I~~~~are:I~.~~~· '~ir.l l l121 :'3' I) I TONIGHT POllY ranch. Clo ... In on p.ved ro.d. im-MoTD CI.sslc. De I otrer ove; ____ • ______Write Oatly Iowan Box 93 . 11-28 ~ . 8-5260. 12·14 TODAY ENOS ll1G3 IAGLAR XKR C.II '·S8I1 .'Ier I WED C.dlt Rlpld. ALSO TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY NEXT WEEK FOR RENT 5 p.m. ~! GIANT DOUBLE S.'urd.y SANTA CLAUS sultl. Dill 8-8711 to 1m PORD Good .t.rter. Block heal· FEATURE BIG PIZZA PAbTY make reHrv,Uon. Aero Rent.l. 12·24 er. B~ t otr.r. '.0878. U·20 I " HE ESCORTS -FOR VOUR ,ue..l . . . 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I BOSTON ROCKER, recliner ch'lr~ M 0 N E Y LOA NED ------. card table sets al KIRWAN'::; DlAPtREJI(E 1>1 .... r Ren'-I Service KAY ARNOLD FURNITURE. DI.mond •• C.m.... , b~ New Ptoce LlundrJ'. 813 S. CHRISTMAS TREES, wreath., com. TY!Ml'Irlltn. Witch", LUIII", Du uque. Phone '·11468. 1:1-~ V~ WItOE" and Ron Duffy, vocalist plete line ot bird Iccder•• nd pel GU M, MU llcl1 Inll rum.nls ZIPPERS repl.ced, Ilter.Uon. .nd SERYIC _ SALII .uppltes. Brenneman'. Seed Store HOCK-EYE LOAN sewln •. 7·7549. J.l3 HAWKEYIi IM~T' INC. • CO · FEATURE . tlpl'carilltf at ~ 8-8501. ALTEiiATION - .nd sew In,. 7-7~9. S. Summit It W.&n.,. 3a7·2111 STOCKING STUFFFERS ... novellies Dial 7 ...535 j.13AR ~;;;~;;;~~;;;!;~~~~ I I WAYNER·S.that dellghl at Uny prien. 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By GARY SPURGEON Ule minority is reprcsentcd, but not able to force its view~ on "The House should be on a population basis," he said. "To countics into the population, the rc ull being a factor of about Man ... l", EditDr the majority. arrive at the districts, the population should be dh'ided by the 30,000 people. The House would thus have 120 members. ~ One house based on area and the other on population is the Former State Republican Chairman George Nagle said he number of representatives." John on Counly's Slate Senator D. C. Nolan was also in favor general plan oC reapportionment favored by five local govern· would prefer the !louse of Repre entatives based on population With the present 108 representatives, each representative of the Nystrom Plan. He advanced the idea that a reapportion· ment leaders. and the Senate based on area. would represent almost 30,000 people. ment plan should not take away representatives, but should add "Under this type of plan, it would be inevitable that county representatives for the more populous counties. The only deviation from the general principle was ex· "No one that 1 know of advocates a legislature based on lines would be crossed," Nagle said. "But this should be avoided Russell M. Ross, associate professor of political science and pressed by Iowa City Mayor Fred Doderer who said hc favored population because everyone recognizes that It is fair to pro· as much as possible. mayor of University Heights, said, "There is not any question a one vote for one person concept - a legislature bosed, on tect the minority who reside in sparsely populated areas, Nagle Bruce Mahan , state representative from Johnson County, that the people want the House based on population ond the population , Doderer also said he favored a unicameral setup, silid . "If the legislature is based on population, these people but doubted if that was possible since Iowa Is starting from a also advocated that a house based on area and one on popula· Senate on a combination area·population factor." have no voice in th ir governmcnt -;- it is discrlminapon." A Senator should represent a gro up of counties under some compromise position on reapportionment. tion be the guiding princiRle$ in reapporUoning the state. Improving the Sha{f Plan was one reapportionment plan "I am not going to endorse Bny particular plan," Mahan type of population ratio. noss said. He would lump counties into "I would insist that one house be based on populatlon and advocated by Nagle. lIe said the SjIof( I Plan could be reversed said. "But the Reapportionment Action CommHtee

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