Flu Stunned Hawks 14 Point Favorite Ov r Comllfete S.arfin~ Lineups and Pre- Washington'l's Stiff Game Story. Take The Daily Iowan To lest ' For Hawkeyes The Game With You. Sy ALAN HOSKINS Serving The State University of Iowa and the People of Iowa City Dally Io wan porl.! Editor Iowa's flu-infested Hawkeyes will meet one of their stiffest tests today as they meet Washington State's pass-minded Cougars in one of the top games in the country. The outcome may very well depend on how many nbl£' bodied men Iowa will be able to put on the field. Despite this, the JIawkeyes wjIl ,_. go inlo the contest one to two tooc.hdown favorites. Approximate ly 45,000 fans are expected to at- tend the battle. . a erSi The Cougars from Pullman, Wasb., have won their first two games of the season in an un ~xpec.ted display of good running and fine defense coupled with their • top passing game of a year ago. Washington State defeated Nebras ~a, 34-12, in its first game, then came back last week to upset Cali IS fornia, 13-7. ecr,et' In its opening game, Iowa romped over Utah State, 70-14, as the Hawkeyes rolled up a tremen· dous 648 yards. This output placed Iowa in first place in total of· fense. The Hawkeyes also lead the \Aura 'of Uncertainty nation in forward passing offense, with 328 yards, and in rushing de· Cense, as they held Utah State to a minus 6 yards. I,About Today' s Game Iowa's big problem today will be (erence will be tied at six. One oC that o( stopping Washington State's the victories was over Washington SUI's nll-plagucd Big Ten foot hall champions may be without the great passing pail', Bobby Newman State in 1953, 54-12. services of 11 players for tIl eir game here today against a potent and Bunny Aldrich. The Cougars Tickets will be available to game Washington State team. hit on 14 of 23 passes for 165 yards lime. High school and grade scnool Arter a top level meet:ng Friday with Athletic Director Paul Brechler, in beating Nebraska, and 12 of 20 students wiII be allowed to watch Dr. W. D. Paul, team physician, \ ------.------Cor 169 yards in the California the game for $1. They wiLl sit be- and members oC the board in con- F P game last week. hind the south end zone. trol of athletic$, Coach Forest Eva· ee ayments Iowa's pass defense was its This game will put Iowa at the Il'hevski said the list of the ill weakest department last week. as Ihalfway mark of the home sched· Hawkeyes would be kept secret. Utah State completed 14 of 29 ule. The remaining iames at home I Dr. Dr. Paul said it wasn't Iike- D 4 D ' passes good Cor 197 yards. ]owa's are with Wisconsin, Oct. 19, and Iy the 11 players would sec action ue ays aerial defense must be at its best I l\JlIlncsota, ov. 9. Bpth games in Saturday's game, but that mbst of the 16 other squad memb~rs who were stricken e~rlier in the Next Week week probably would be ready. I Today/s Lineups The officials said after their meeting that the game would be • Iowa Washington State Iplaycd as schedulcd. There had Fines Imposed For I been rumors that the contest might Late Payment Jim Gibbons (c) (198) LE Gory Morrell (200) be cancelled. Alex Karras ..... (229) LT Gene Baker (196) Eric Wilson, sports publicity Fees for the first semester, 1957· Frank Bloomquist (206) lG Ray Bner (212) man for tho Hawkeyes, said Eva· 1958 nnst be paid (rom Octobcr Mac Lewis ...... (289) C Gail Strait .. (195) shevski apparently ordered the 18 through Oclober n. The fine for Bob Commings ..... (174) RG Dick Farrar . (205) FOOTS'illFLU- - late paymen of fees will be an Dick Klein ...... (251) RT Don Verhey (220) additional $2 on Oct. 14 with $1 (C onl/lll1ed 0/1 Page 4 ) added for each day of delay there- Bob Prescott ...... (192) RE Don Ellingsen (159) Randy Duncan .... (175) OB Bob Newman (190) * * * after. Gena Sessi ...... (170) LHB Carl Ketchie ...... (175) j The schedule of payments: Collins Hagler ...... (165) RHB LaRoy Roth ...... (187) A to F - TuesdlY, Oct. e. Flu Epidemic· G to L - WednesdlY, Oct. ,_ John Nocera ...... (194) FB. Eddie Stevens (185) HERKY THE HAWK WAS AMONG THE 600 who attended the pre· \ He added, "Washington State is going to be plenty tough. They have M to R - Thursd.y, Oct. lO_ game pep rally on the west lawn of Old Capitol Friday night to cheer Rose Sowl fever, alld you know what that does to a team." Also S to Z - Friday. Oct. 11. Time and Place: Saturday, 1 :30 p.m. (CST), Iowa Stadium. . ,. speaking was W. Earl Hall, publisher of the Mlson City Globe· 45,000. Fees are to be paid at the Tickets: Available to game-time, expected crowd the flu'rldden Hawkeyes who meet Washington State thIS afternoon. Gantta, llOd all SUI alumnus. A skit by Sill Pfuder, A2, Clinton; IPasses Peak First string quarterback Randy Duncan spoke briefly and said, "We \ Paul Palmer, A2. Savanna, III., and Jim Avery, Al, Spirit Lake, dem- treasurer's o[fice, in the basement today , as WSC coach Jim Suther· have been sell-outs for several want all of you to be there. We may have to suit up some of the fans." onstratcd what different fans do before going to games_ of University Hall. Student Iden JDnd has said several times this weeks. --- tification cards will b distributed week that the Cougars plan on Earliet Friday Evashevski said At SUI Friday upon the payment of (ees. taking to the air. his chief concern was the welfare America Loses Race- SCHEDULE OF FEES If mos C the Hewkeyes got off SUI's Asian nu epidemic passed (Full Time Work) .U1 C sick list in time for today's game. Iowa lineup wili probably start approximately lhe same line· -I a n S IJ a [J n c'H Sat III--t e ~~;:~~:::I£::':~e;:t~~U~:e h~~~: I~~~:~i:~~rts -:1["1 N.ft-1~d.nl up it started last week. L Only 40 cases were reported Fri- ~j~~~~~Y&lenC ::g ~~ The only change will flnd sopho RU S S more Geno Sessi replacing Bill MOSCOW !A'l _ The So vi t Union r.ealms with spheres laden with \ sians plan to launch several day, an anouncement by Dr . Ches- ~~=:r.,w~nlr g~ ~~g I,..- ...... -----...;..-----, ter 1. Miller, student health di· Law 1:10 270 Gravel at left halfback. Gravel announced Saturday it has the mstruments. mora earth ,atellites in the next · Modlclne 200 400 missed several practices this week . nSI e rector, revealed. Pharmacy 110 250 world's first artificial moon streak- Thc Moscow announcement said: I year. It daC Iare d th e d eVOIOp- I d h' , h I NursJnll and isn't expected to see much ac· ments will open a way for travel T IS IS t e owest reported num· tSupplementall 110 250 tilln. Sessi was the offensive star iog around the globe 560 miles out "The successful launching of to the planets. ber in weeks. Ue,r.. Pro,ram:- lears 110 250 of last week's game, as he carried I'n space. the first man· made satellite Moscow sal'd the salelll'le I'S fl·t. On· . Pagef Th3 ofD thiII s I mornings Throughout the week, reported FIrstSecond two two years 26 26 tbe ball three times, all [or touch· . I I makes a tremendous contribution ted WIth stl'cl radio transmitters e d.tlon 0 e a 'Iowan you nu cases have shown a downward Practical Nurslnll 90 90 A mu Iltp e·stlfge rocket (lunched t th t h fold will find: downs. o. e reasure ouse a w r continuously sending signals earth· trend. About 120 were reported Captain Jim Gibbons, who hauled tbe earth salelllte Friday, lhe Rus- sCience and culture. . . ward on the 15 and 7.5 meter wave HOFFA ELECTED. both Monday and Tuesday; this ISer·e Teckets in 4 passes good for 133 yards and sians said, shooting it upward at "Artificial earth satellites will lengtJl and easily received by a . NAT ION A L FLU CASES numter lell to 75 Wednesday and I S I a sensational touchdown catch about five miles per second. pave the way for space travel and Ibroad t·ange o( ama~eur sets. DOUSLE IN A WEEK, 55 Thursday. against the Aggies, and Bob Pres· They said the satellite, a globe it seems that the pres nt genera· Its announced weIght or about But Dr . MllIer said, "I Cully ex- A Sid' cott figure to start at the ends. d scribed as 23 inches in diameter tion will witness how the frlled and 183 pounds is more than eight' AM E RIC ANS CONYRATU· pect to see some m?re of this (fiu l· re ca pe Alex Karras and Dick Klein, and weighing 185 pounds. can be conscious labor of the people oC times the weight oC a projected LATE RUSSIANS. There probably WIll be fiu and Iowa's sensational tackles, will be seen in its orbit with glasse and the new Socialist society turns even U.S. earth satellite. LATE WORLD NEWS. colds among the student body Cor in at their regular starting roles followed by radio through instru- thl' most daring of man's dreams Moscow described the signals as 10 days to 2 weeks." CHICAGO IA'I - Running down a m nts it carries. into reality... " about' 3-10 or a second long with . newspaper advertisement which 'while Frank Bloomquist and Bob a pause o( the same length The I W For th e first time, Dr. Miller re- offered World Serl'es tl'ckets 'or Commings will start at the guard Dick Klein Radio signals on the wavelength In a special bulletin early Sat- '. '1· . t h leased detailed figures on the nu l' positions. Mac Lewis, who missed of the Soviet moon - sounding as urday morning, the Soviet Tass t:-vo frequencies al.tern~te in slgnal- ea er outbreak here. sale Chicago police Friday ni/tht a deep "beep, beep, beep" _ were agency said the Russian moon 'is hng, Moscow radiO sald. seized Frank Parker, 43, and last week's game, will start at of the players, not winning the • 1 Since Sept. 17, he said, the Stu- charged him with scalping. center. game. He said some of the players picked up by electronic engineers now revo ving around the earth at · The weatherman predicted pcr- dcnt Hea Itenter h C h.as trea te d Policeman Joseph Joyce said . In the backfield, Randy Duncan, who may appear to be healthy at of lhe National Broadcasting Co., the rate of one circuit every hour omecomlng fect foo(ball weather this week- . 1,394 students for respiratory dis· Parker, using the name "Lewis who had a sensational day Jast game time might become sick, and in New York, and the British and 35 minutes." Of th h Broadcasting Corp. in London. The launching occurred just H end in Iowa with temperatures eases. . ese. 837 sowed sympt- Case" was asking ~ for a $7 week, will open at quarterback. that those who try to play too soon mainly in the 70s. oms of flu, Asian or otherwise. , ticket. Sessi and Mike Hagler will team at after being ill might suffer re In thus announcing the launch three months and four days aller B d G 0 The wealher is expected to be He added that 302 were treated I The advertisement, which ap- the halfbacks while John Nocera lapses. ing of the first earth satellite the open log of the ]nternalional ages 0 n continu d fair, mild, and dry lo- ror head colds and the rest showed peared in a morning newspaper will start at fullback. "Not only might this (a relapse) ever put in globe·girdling orbit Geophysical Year. day and tonight. Sunday's out- IFriday. said: Definitely out of today's game is handicap us for the conference under man's controls, the Soviet Moscow reporled the satellite look is partly cloudy and contin- FLU EPIDEMIC- "World Series tickets Milwau- second team fullback Fred Harris, games coming up," Evashevski cEln be seen with the simplest kind Sale Oct. ued mild. (Contirilled on Page 3) kee. Oct. 5-6-7. EUclid 3:5135." Union claimed a victory over the of telescope glasses. Its v(>locity 14 who twisted a knee against Utah said, "but a boy might become sick United States. State. and miss several weeks of school was given as something like five Should the Hawkeyes win today's and be forced to drop out. We've The two big powers had been in J miles per second at a height of encounter, Iowa 's aU-time series got to think of this ralher than a hot but mainly secret race to be about 560 miles above the earlh. Friends and alumni of sm who mark with the Pacific Coast Con· winning the ball game." first to probe the high space The broadcast said the Rus- can't wait until thry get to the Four ' Named to N w Posts campus to begin celebrating the ~6th annual Homccoming Ocl. 18- First-Come, First-Served Basis-' t9, may - with the aid o( the U.S. Post Office - begin early this year. In SUI Dentistry College Mail orders for [our or more An assistant dean and three new Waite, acting head of the Depart· IUniversity oC Minnesota School oC Homt!coming badges will be ae· department heads have been named ment of Oral Surgery and also con- Dentistry Crom 1948 to 1954, when Card ceptcd at a cost of 2.~ cents each, in the SUI College of Dentistry. linuing as an associate proCessor. he joined the SUI staff. List New Se'ction Rules Ellis H. Newsome. chairman of Dr. George S. Easton, 1923 grad- Dr. Easton graduated from the A native of Vancouver, BritIsh f • g B dg C 't sur College of Dentistry in 1923. C I b' d d By TOM POWELL enough students interested in sit· picked up card section tickets al game today," Nelson said. th e I.omecomm a e omml - uate oC the college who has been .a H be t h' t SUI' 1925 0 urn la, Dr. W.aite atten e nail, Iowan Slall W~lIer ting in the card section if it were in the Fieldhouse Ticket Office. Included in the repertoire will tee, sai~ today . .Badges will go mC!flber of its faeult~ since ~925, is a~d re~:rve:a~n I~.S~ degreel~n or- G~aceland College, Lamoni, and reo Crird, section seats will be as- the south bleachers," Helms said. In thc past, all seats had to be be' (1) "Stop" sign with red and on sale 10 Iowa City 011 Oct. 14. assistant dean and Will contmue as Uod t' d h . tr . 1936 H celved both D.D.S. and M.S. de- ' en II'gl,t and a "Go" sl'gn' (2) A Besides providing a colorful professor of oral diagnosis. 11 on ladan c f~mls y lnd 't' e grees {rom SUI. He completed an signed on a first come·first served Pep Club ofCicials wanted to oe· Cil Ie d by 12 ;30 p.m. or hou ing units gre , _ b I f th I ( II h . d d was rna e pro essor an ae 109 \. h' d 'd . 1 basis to students for lhe first time cupy tho south bleachers (o r four whose members were absent lost "WS" for Washington State; (3) ,ym 0 0 e annuo ~ campus T e new cpartment hea s are head of the Department of Oral Di- Interns Ip anresl f!ncy In ora during the ~eek prior to the Wi S'j reason,s: eats or forfeited card seclion An "r" with receding "I's" in the Ifestival, the Homecommg· t t badget' . agnosls. as we II as ac tmg' dIrec' tor rights. background; 4) A Herky's head, paysI ano th er Impor an par. ID . of the inCirmar in 1947. . coqsin game. Students who wish 1. TV cameras would be able to and (5) A block "I" the success of any HomecomlOq., y . card seotipn seats must show up at piek up card stunts done by stu· "After rehearsals for the Wiscon- . '.. Sale oC this year's 20.000 badges In 1948, Dr: Ea~ton was glv.en a lire·game rehearsal earlier in ~ents in' t.he section. in game," Helms said, "perman- Three cards With SI,X dlffer ~nt will defray expenses of the Corn full ~harge of the infirmary, With the week. j.. 2. The card .ecNon would be visi- en l ~eats will be a,~signed to. card colors (rom last ye~r s selection Monum2nt construction, the open the tl~e of ~rolessor . and head of Ronald Helms, /'.3, Cedar Rapids, ,ble to sludcnts sitting in the wesl Section members. CO-c118lrman have been used for thiS season and house at the Iowa Memorial Union oral dIagnOSIs and director oC the co·chairman of the eard section, ' stands and the norlh bleachers Larry ~eY:rson, A3, Council I will be used for lhe two remaloing and lhe entire cost of the Home. infirmary. Dr. Eas.ton is presi,
said the procedure will begin f01- I' seating sections. Blu[£s, sa~d , I hope to be able to home games. coming parade, except Cor the dent ~f the Board In Control of lowing today's game. Rehearsal 3. Dual ch.ering would be possi. pass ~ut ~Ickets for the gam,~ after A total of $600 was given to th~ floats which are sponsored by Iowa Athletics at SUI. sites have not yet been determined. ble Cor Iowa rrom both the south the placlice Cor each game. Pep Club by the Student Council City merchants, Newsome said. Dr. Hale graduated Crom the sm I The! card section, is sitting in the and west stands. Helms also reported that "trick- this year. It is lhe first time the This year's badll;es will be sold College of Dentistry in 1938. He same 900 seats, located between 4, Stull.nts nllt partlcllHlting in iel' tricks" are being prepared for Council has provided the money. by the campus YWCA chapter. received an M. S. degree in paU1- DR. BUSH. DR. WAIT. the 40 and 30 yard-lines, which they the card section would have an ad· lhe Homecoming and Dad's Day This (und will be used (or addi- ology from SUI in 1949, taught at occupied last year, even though ditional 900 seats between the 40 games because scheduled prac- tion al instruction cards, pep stunts TRIAL SET Dr. Merle L. Hale, heading the Ithe University of Kansas City surgery in University Hospitals In the Pcp Club Council had planned and 3O-yard lines. Uees will insure that everyone and food for SUI's Hawk mascot, NEW YORK !A'l - The espionage Ihospital dental department and con- School of Dentistry from 19411 to 1955 and has been a member of the to move the section into the south Last year and [or the first two knows his job. !lIerkY. trial oC 01. Rudolf Ivanovich Abel, tlouing as professor of oral sur- 1952, when he became head of the SUI ·dental Caculty sinee that time. bleachers. games this year, seats were given Card tricks are designed this Tentative plans for next year in. I accused of spending nine years gery; Dr. James B. Bush, acting SUI Department oC Oral Surgery. I He is also attending oral surgeon "After talking it over and Iisten- I in block groups to participating yt'ar by M. Patricia Nelson, A3, elude the purchasing of block and Iin the United Stales gelling defense head of lhe Department of Oral Di- A 1935 graduate of the University at the V.A. Hospital in Iowa City Il'g M Iltlldents. the Pep Council hOllsing units. These units distrib Lombard, III . Igo ld Hawkeye vests if sufficient secrets for Ru sia, was adjourned agnosis and continuing as an asso- of Minnesota School oC Dentistry, and is assistant dental surgeon for tI~lded that thote would not be I uted receipts among students who "There will ~ (i,'c tricks Cor the funds arc made available. Friday until Oct. 14. date professor; and Dr. D, E. ,.Dr. Bush was associated with the I the U.S. Public Health ServJ~e. I
, t~~~~~!~e!k.. \Manus.cri,at Found Ln A Ruin Ilrresponsible AHacks . . n.. Dolly Iowan ;' written and edited by studenu and it gocemed by a bOOrd 01 flee nudem Irustee3 ~Ied btl ,EDITOR'S NOTE: Thi. manu- attempt to lIpell out .further unpIJ· roots level, in line with purpose "This permissive approach antici. • ".. .tudent body and fou, /aculty trult appointed by III p' Ident of the Unlce,sil!, Th e DoiJyIOtAlr/', edllo 'pRINCETON. N.J. C.fI - Pre· scriPt wa. found in the file. of cations and objectives. statements developed close . to the pates an ongoingness which should ,.., policy. therefo,e. u not an npreuion of SUI adm/nul,atton policy or opinion I" a"y particula,. 'dent Roberl F. GohE!en of Prince- d_ "\lIe accept the pro""sition that source of action. We would then challenge our further thinking, .... Daily Iowan. The al,nature ,"r I'" In ton has announced that aU univer- mountain.top vision and high-level p ... 2 SATURDAY, OCT. S, 1957 Iowa City, Iowa want to let our thinking jell beCore tegrate our efforts, and objectlfy sity privileges have been with· affixed to it was Leighton H. thinking are essential to basic un. moving to tbat point where we our findings in operational terms." dra ..... n Crom the chaplain of a Re- Johnson, Michigan State Univer- derstanding of the forces of com- could set up necessary machinery UP TO THIS TIME, the An man Catholic campus organization. .ity.) munity interaction. When we are [or facilitating the expression of alysts' Council of InterstelJ Generlil Three To One The newly instaUed president of unduly threatened by status con- what all youth need in this wholal has not seen fit to issue an official the Ivy League university said the Recently an exploratory unit flicts, ego.involvement, and un. ity conception. statement on the manuscript (ounel The unmarried mal student at VI, sooner company of his (male) friend , the movies denial has been given the Rev. landed on Earth. and, in the course friendly power fields in the com. "IT THEN WOULD be in order in a ruin in what was once the Hugh Halton because of what Go- of systematic investigation of what munity, the security and integrity or later runs into th little matter of a dif (alone), and an occasional COnver ation with to selll of[ the project, providing, United States of America. How ben termed "irrespon ible attacks" was on=e a part oC the United of our group are jeopardized. Only oC course, for a continual process ever, Principal Analyst Philot ferential dating opportunity b twecn the se es. a girl be tween classes or over coffee. on the university faculty, adminis- States of America, came upon the tration and other institutions. manuscript whieh is printed bc- through enlightened appreciations for cOJTlmunication of deptb re B81 :65 has issued an individUal The Simple fact i that th re arc about nfortunately, there is little to be done Father Halton. chaplain of the low. The exploratory unit (Earlh of Lhe role anld hlunctions of the search and a mutual sharing of and unofficial statement. Philot three plus gentlemen for every lady. and the for the situation, aIld 0 ventuall y unmar Aquinas Foundation which he start- Studies. Delta Project No. 44L; staltus lebeader n t ~ . total situlalion those insightful technics which re B81: 65 has come to the interesting l solve bottlenecks and roadblocks conclusion that this proposal for brutal reality is that the male student rou t ried male learn to adjust to the frustration ed here in 1952, said Goheen's Unitcom Zelaph C18 :34; Control wil we in a poSItion to spe out criticisms "are not deserved or Orion ; Uniref: ED441C ) transmit- specifics and point up relative im- to further action. The action improving "communications" could get out and htl tIe if he doesn't want to dis a nd d issatisfaction occasioned by "ratio preju accurate.': ted the document to the Analysts· plications. studies of self-energizing authori· have made no more sense to many cover that hi social lif defined by tho d ice." The foundation and its member& . Council of IntersteU General. The "WE MUST GUARD against se- ties in the field will provide en· persons on Earth in the middle !II have had access til university fa- Council is studying it with great mantic traps as we put individual riched evaluation processes. which their Twentieth century, A.D., can be further developed and reo than it does to the puzzled analysts t. eilities and it has been listed ill interest. and group thinking into the hopper, the universily catalpg.· iT HAS BEEN suggested that tease out significant issues, and fined in harmony with the social of IntersteU General at the preseat Nausea "His - the Rev. Halton's - ac- tho document 'is a prbposal for Im- pinpoint the principles that will dynamics of the evolv;ng situation. time. . ... ~--..,-- ._------eusations in the past year havel pnlving "communications" be- undergird the program in opera· Th theory that Governor Faubus' action F aubus mouth platitudes about law and order, broadened into large, unsubstanti- tween "educators" oC the United tive terms. in using the guard \Va indeed an attempt to Er cdom. human dignity, ad nauseum, when ,ated charges oC malleasance States in the middle of the Twen. "To focus unbiased thinking on General Notices • against the administration of the tieth century, A.D., Earth reckon. the real problems, as they come to the b ulk of their working hours is spent in General Notices mUst be received at '1'11~ Dally Iowan oWce. Room ,nt, Com block int gration rather than "pr serve law u'ni ersiLy and agaio ~ t , a number ed. As a part of the analysis, eos- us on the Ciring line and are further munlcaUons Cenler. by 8 a.m. for publication the foUowlng morning. Tbe, • must be Iyped or leilbly wrJtten and I lgn~d; they will nol be accepted b1 d cvc l op in ~ chema to circumvent the basic of other respected and stable In- mic-ray H1uminalion studies are defin ed in co-operative action reo telephone. The Dally Iowan reserves Ihe
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I • , 1THE D~IL Y IO\yAN-Iowa City, la.-Saturday, Oct. 5, 1957-P.". ~ IRussIa LaunchesI." Moo~, National lu . ~~~~E~~~ ~ T~ H~~ ~~o hn Sidewalks U.S. Congratulates Cases Double ~::~~;::2~;~:~:t:~~~a~~=~ Piled High , challenge to Congress to enact KEOKUK IA'l - Keokuk's down· .. WASHINGTON (.fI - Quick American congratulations went to the laws that will protect rank and Iile town streets took on the appear· Russians Friday night aIler the MD5cow announcement that Soviet T0 422 650 ance Friday of Maxwell Street in scientists had succeeded in launching an artificial moon. , union members (rom "gangsterism Chicago as merchants piled all The congratulations were extended by Dr. Lloyd Berkner, an Am· and racketeer control." sorts of merchandise on the side· erican oCficial of the International WASHINGTON (.fI - Another " I firmly belie\'e the Congress walks in connection with the second Geophysical Year. sharp rise in the number of Asian will accept and meet the chal. annual ridiculous sales. Dr. Berkner, who is the reporter flu cases around the country was The merchants used loud speak- Leadership on earth satellites and rockets (or reported by the Public Health lenge," said McClellan, chairman ers, bells, sirens and even barkers Service Friday in its weekly sum· i of the special Senate committee to to hawk their wares. The side Conference a special committee oC the IGY, mary. ; investigate illegal and improper walks were 0 covered with mer said he had learned Crom a press The service estimated there was Iactivities in the labor manage- chandise that a pedestrian had to dispatch o( the Russian announce- a jump of 200,000 new cases last ment fie ld. pick his way along. Scheduled ment. week, bringing the cumulative total - - -- SUI campus Iea ders wi! I attend In another recognl'tlon or Soviet since early June to 422,650. I ·a leadership training program success, Dr. Joseph Kaplan, who The prev ious week's summary sponsored by the Student Council is chairman of the U.S. National listed an increase of 100,000 cases , , on Oct. 12 at the Iowa Memorial Committe (or IGY, said: "I am and the week before that. 50.000. Ah Engineering IUnion. amazed that in the short time Thus the number has doubled it· Officers o( all housing. activity. which they had to plan - obviously setr in each of the last three weeks. hdnorary and church groups have not any longer than we had - I The latest summary released CAREER· becn invited. Registration will be- think it was a remarkable achieve- Friday covers only the week ended I ,gin at 8:30 a.m. and adjournment ment on their part." Sept. 28, however, and does not is planned at 2:45 p.m. The chances of Americans get· Include more recent outbreaks in With "Any student who is or ~xpects ling a view of the Russian satellite New York City, where more than I Ito be in a position of leadership are much better than their chances 200,000 ~rsons are suspected to is welcome to attend," Joan Te o( seeing this country's will be. have the disease. Paske, A3. Orange City, chairman This has nothing to do with The Health Service said its esti- Iof the event said. secrecy. U's due to the announced mates were based on Incomplete The purpose of the program is to orbits or pathways oC the liny reports and added : stimUlate and develop a sense of moons. "These numbers have very deCi- I 'FISHE·R leadership among SUI students. Delegates to an International nlte limitations Cor several reasons. , Bill Teter, A4, Des Moines, presi- Geophysical Year conference here In most outbreaks, there are an GOVERNOR COMPANY dent of Student Council, said the said Friday night , however, that unknown number of cases of other program is "to provide students they couldn't tell at this time acute respiratory di seases which who hold positions of campus lead- when people might be able to look normally occur at this season of I Interviews will be held ership for this year with ideas and up Into the sky and locate the first the year. The states use different techniques which can be used as of the man-made moons. methods of estimating incidence or tools in developing and improving The Russians said some time ago nrw cases. Finally. some states did I on October la, 1957 abilities and skills oI admlnistra- they planned to launch their salel· not incJude a report on influenza." • llion ." lites In north-Io·south orbits, pass- The service noted that a large Loren Hickerson, Director of the Ing near the poles. number of outbreaks were reported on the campus. See your Alumni Association, will addres$ In contrast, this country's satel· in sc hools, based principally on ab- i Ithe group during the morning ses- lites wiU be launched In east-west senteeism rates. School attendance placement oHice now sion on "SUI's Quality Rests on orbits. i in New York City, for example, . , Student Leadership." This would mean that since the was down about 20 per cent. Teach- , Workshop seSSions for designat· earth will be rotating beneath er absenteeism there was an ab for an appointment ed groups of officers will fo llow. them, the Russian satellites will normal 7 per cent. Workshops will be lead by: Dr, cross all parts of the United States A Health Service spokesman said Leslie Moeller, director of the as well as Russia. 18 deaths have been reported in the FISHER GOVERNOR COMPANY School of Journalism; Phil Con- On tJ1e othet hand, the American continental United States in con nell, assistant to SUI Pre ~l dent moons will .... vi ~lble only for cer- nection with the flu outbreak. Virgil Hancher; Waldo Geiger, Of" Marshallt0'Yn, Iowa auditor of student organization .. ; tain distances north and south of On the basis of reports from , George Stevens, assistant director. the equator. state health authorities. a spokes· Iowa Memorial Union; Julie man for the Heallh Service said World leader in Research For Better Foster, M, Cedar Rapids, presi- BOX SCORE Asian flu is regarded a having I Ident of Theta Sigma Phi, profes- Iowa Motor Vehlcl. Dtlth. reached epidemic proportions in I sional journalism sorority; and these five states: New York, Lou- Pressure and Liqu id Level Control Tom Slattery, G, Chicago, editor Oct. 4, 1957 ...... 539 isia na, Texas, Mississippi and I of the Daily Iowan. -.iOc;;;t.~~4'iiii1~9~5'~. ~..~ .. ~ . ~.. ~ . ~.. ~ . ~.. ~ . ~'543~_U~~ta~h~. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~;;;;;~~~~~;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~ I Prof. Hugh Kelso t political ~ ------. ----- 'science department, will address the group in the afternoon on ~lIy' Iowan I'hoto by Don Hane"worth "Parliamentary Procedure" and BLEW I YOUR FAIR SHARE WOODY HERMAN HIGH at the " Hawaiia1 Luau" held la5t night in lawa Memorial Union. will lead a dem.o);1slralion on tht! ~ rs . Marlene Cass, Jr., AI, Waterloo, looked Oil w:lile Bob,Al, hf,lr husband, was waiting to dllnce. subject. M. L. Huit, Dean of StUdents, TO THE IOWA CITY Ho·f.. f,a" E I.ee ,ted" . \:~~ s~~~~n~~~'I~;~~!?t ~a dcrs hi p . Joan Te Paske said It is hoped . I "campus leadership training will I ,R U'I n ;I La t e W0 rI d "News not end with , tlw (!pal session of ( COMMUNITY' CHEST ~QWS : I0 ' this prQgrarp, \)ut will be supple- :)(\. ". L J ( " u , THE AS~ocrAT£D PRESS ------. mented by . 5peci~lized I training , Thirty-nine thousand dollars is really only a small sum of money when you divide 1M' \ el' U · PARIS - Socialist Guy Mollet, troops and militia m.n from ulils in and among the various o nlon wh!l nt a post war reco!dby I workerf ranks fou9,ht down a organizations on 'campus." it among the more than 7,500 families in the Iowa City, University Heights a,nd Cor , holding the Fremier's office for ~ new student uprising Friday Others of the planning committee IIITA)U BEACH, Fla. Im-Stubby, IS months, was virtually drafted I night. Students, still untamed, are Sue Wisgerhof, N4, Sully ; and alvilJ~ area. Pledge your fair share when the solicitor calls on you during the Com quare-jawed Jtmmy Hoffa Friday I by President Rene Coty Friday screamed "Gestapo - Gestapo," Alyce Venzke; A4, Iowa City; ook over full conti'ol as president to try and fa rm a new gavern. · at their assailants. Chuck Schmidt, E2, Charles City; munity Chest Fund Drive. r Ule g~nt".J!l'lblllstE!rS Wnion anil ' ment and pull France out of its 1 * * and Larry poporsky, A4, Oska· ledged to turn the organization worst crisis since the war. * loosa. t nto a "model of Lrade unionism." * * * . CHARITON, 1.1. - A flight in- The 44·year-old target of labor structor and a young girl whom FLU EPIDEMIC OCTOBER ·7-12 andal chargcs was elected chief LITTLE ROCK - The white he was teaching were both killed - flieer of tile 112-million-member students of Central High School Friday night when th. plane (Continued from Page 1) ., nion by a tremendous margin of Friday quietly admitted nine Ne· they were flying crashed about J carly 3·1 over the combined vote groes into their midst for the 10th 300 yards from the airport. only minor symptoms of the com- VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION . • . a service to every household that needs ( two opponents. day of integrated education. Lyle Clark, 46, and Wilma Hal- mon cold. care and counsel ... a service provided 21,000 times every year ... the Chest In the fina l count, 1,20B wildly Tensions, restlessness, and po· ferty, 23, were the victims. Dr. Miller said he did not know I cheerIng delegates voted for Hoffa, tential riots were gone. if the flu might "nare up" again, helps those unable to pay any or all of the costs. 13 ror William A. Lee and 140 for * * * but added, "I hope the people who Thomas J. Haggerty. F t 't didn 't get it will gain .immunity BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA ... nearly a thousand Boy Scouts benefit from the Lee ' and Haggerty, both (rom WARSAW - Combined forces ra ernl Y by being around those who have nicago, 'nlln cam-P1l1gned tOT a of Polish Red police, security had it." I scouting program ... open to every boy in Iowa City and the area. . Jea nup of lhe corruption condi- . "If they do ," he said, "they 'ons charged to the un io n. either won't catch it or they wUl GIRL SCOUTS OF AMERICA ... numbering more than a thousanc!, Girl Scouts The delegates thus chose to ig- GI·rard Tr·all SC hoi arsh·p I just catch a light case." I ore lhe charges against Hoila, reo Asian flu vaccine is not available I have their summer camp programs, weekly meetings, and professionally direct-, iring union President Dave Beck The second annual 1nterfrater. at SUI now. Health ofricials. ha ve' , . ed activities supported by the Chest . ~nd other Teamstt.'rs bosses. They T t· nity Scholarship Banquet will be estimated It will be between ODe 11Jd been accused of helping them· es I mony held in the SUI Memorial Union a.nd three months berore an)' ar- 'or.' ~ lveS' to vast sums rrom the Tuesday at 6:15 p.m. William C. nves. . IOWA'S CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY ... finds homes and boarding homes for Imion's rich treasury and abusing pnion powcrs. MAEBASHI, Japan (Saturday) Lange, ~ead of the departmcnt of babies and problem children in conjunction with the work of the county welfare , The' charges a"ainst Hoffa in. un - William S. Girard told a sur- social sCience at Iowa Slate ~each- SON BORN I b. • ers College, Cedar Falls. Will be A son was born to Mrs. Ray lJlen' l department. elude d associating with known pnsed Judge Saturday tbere was guest snDaker. His topic will be 120 Templin Park, at UniverSity Iloodlums and racketeers. no mistake in a fellow soldier's "The Right.... to Know." Hospitals Thursday. CH'ILDREN'S MILK FUND ... provides milk in schools, eyeglasses and hearing aids Horfa, dcnyi ng the charges as a. .. I .iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii__ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_" mear said he and th e Teamsters statement that Glfllrd lured a Jap· The scholarship banquet IS part • ' I for children who would otherwise go without these essentials to , learning and nion '''ha ve jusl come through the . anese woma n brass picker into fir- of the rnte rfrater~ity Council 's Ed d S R ost vicious attack any group of ing range and shot her. program to. emphaSIze .lhe I~por- war . ose uyI- living. vorkers has ever experienced. A few minutes later however , tance of hIgh academIC achleve- I· ever in history has so much out·. . '.'I ment among fratermty men. If you f•• 1 ill, check with your UNITED SERVICE ORGANIZAT,ON the USC provides entertainment and care ide effort been exerted on the in- GIrard d?OIcd h~ ~as ~ve r I~ a Scholars elected to Phi Alpha doctor for proper medication - eroal affairs o( a free organiza. foxhole WIth Speclaltst VIctor Nlck- Mu, fraternity scholastic honorary, then I.t us fill your prescription, for all service men, some 500 from Johnson County included. The Chest sends ·on." el last Jan. 30 when Girard shot will be announced and trophies This will afford you the bt.t But troubles for Hoffa and his and killed Mrs. Naka Sakai. will be presented to the fraternity treatment for your recovery. this fund to the United Fund of Iowa. lUge union are Car from over. It I Judge Yuzo Kawachi was openly attaining the highest cumulative Make our Pharmacy your HEAD- faces an almost certain ouster ., compositivQ grade-I'oint average QUARTERS for Drug. and M.dl. SALVATION ARMY ... has available furniture, clothing and household goods for from the AF['·CIO , _ a renewed ups~t by GIrard s statements. for the last year, the pledge gro up cines. any home in sudden need. The Army's rehabilitation work and social service is probe by (he Senate Rackets In-I Nickel's statement, made last WiOl the highest average and the DRU G SHOP yesUgating Committee headed by ' week at an ouLdoor session of the fratcrnity chapter house which nationwide as well as 10cClI. Sen. McClellan ID-Ark.l and even court at the firing range death showed the greatesl improvement 109 S_ Dubuque St. ARTHRITIS AND RHEUMATISM FOUNDATION ... part of the United Fund of Iowa rpI courthis newly attempt won tounion throw oICice. him out scene, ~vas ~.' ead III court Saturday. ~d~Ur~in~g~J9~56~.~57~'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii _____~~~~~~~~~~~~ J -' AFL _ CIO President Gorge It said GIrard stood up from Lhe is used for research on these diseases. Meany. in Washington , declincd to foxhole they occupied, called to I S d . · comment. A spokesman for the lIIrs. Sakai and waved her toward I tu ents ... AMERICAN HOME FINDING ASSOCIATION ... serves this area and Iowa by find AFL-CIO said that he could only bim beCore shooting at her. The • cite the f('deration's record of de- statement said Girard fired at an· Open a Charge 'Account at ing proper homes for homeless children. termination to clean corruption out oLher brass picker before calling to Thi, i. the necessary budget for Iowa City, University Heights, Coralville Com munity Chest services- 0_' ~;-I:-' ;-;'-;~~ PLAc:'~oS:k:~RLYBIRDS §~ ~ ~EX~E~ ~U~!R:RSS I Visiting Nurse Association ...... , ...... $11,000.00 loy ScoutS of America ...... 11,000.00 to select their Girl Scouts of America ...... :... 9,864.00 "Home of the Shirt Salvation Army ...... ,...... 1,000.00 Christmas cards from United Fund of Iowa ...... 1,268.00 That Smiles" our plentiful supply. Iowa Children's Home Society ...... 1,000.00 Children's Milk Fund ...... 1,000.00 10% Discount American Home finding Association ...... 500,00 Nationa lly Ad vertised- Justly Famous given on all boxed cards Total ...... : ...... $36,632.00 bought and imprinted here between IMMEDIATE SERVICE BY RADIO.cONTROLLED UNITS Give ... and Give Enough Oct. 5 and Nov. 10 No Extra Charge Now is the timel This is the placel To Your . KEllEY CLEANERS The" Gordon Bookshop IOWI City:. FI,.t CI.ane,• ... 14 E. Washington St. 120 s, Gilbert Sine. 1191 Dial 4'61 COMMtJNITY CHEST
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list of sick players kept secret because It was in "a constant state of change." CHICAGO IA't _ Platooning Min- " A boy sick yesterday may be nesota, the nation's No. S college well today and a boy well today Turley, Buhl Slated football team, launches an un- may be sick tomorrow so it was precendented eight-game Big Ten felt any list released would be in- sche~u1e Saturday against Purdue t " Wilson explained. as eight other conference teams Iaccura e, . To Start Third Game have outside engagements. The flu picture cast an aura of MILWAUKEE IA'I - Bob Turley I old control troubl•• nd wound up Michigan State, No. 2 behind I uncertainty over the Hawkeyes' and Bob Buh!, a pair of bullet- with 0 1306 record. Oklahoma in the . AP's nation~1 plans ior tomorrow's game with By ALAN HOSKINS throwing rlghthanders. will do the I Even before the Yanks hit town ~ll, strays fro'!l B~g Ten. compet~- Washington State's Cougars. hon for a TV oattle agamst Cali- . Thl, i, the second reunclup of honors Saturday when the World Ithey got a taste of the hysteria fornia. Last Saturday, the snappy Late Frtday afternoon, Evashev- bas Pecific Cout Com.... nee ...... 11 Series switches to thls baseball- that gripped this rich dairy daffy city after a one day travel COUDtry. As the train sped past Spartans walloped Indiana, 54~, ski, some of the players and Dr. news. These KCounts .... written break. I a farmhouse, a gi rl in a blue dress' in a conference opener. Paul had a meeting during which w"kly by Cerl Se..,.r, sports All even at one game each aC· and white apron hoisted a huge Other ga~es involving confer- Dr. Paul checked over the players. ocIItor of tfte University of ter holding th& New York Yan- band-made sign. ':"~ team~ IDclude Colgate at II- "The condition of some oC the linols, Indiana at Notre Dame, Southern Celifomie'. Deily Tro- kees to a split in their own sta- "Win Braves," it read i n letters Washington State at Iowa, Geor- players this afternoon is better dium. the confident Mllwaukee two feet high. 1_. Tho Deily I_en, in tredo, gia at Michigan, Oregon State at than we had hoped for, and there Braves return to their friendly Crowds lined the rl\ilroad right ...... e 8i, 1. roundup by Alen Northwestern, Ohio State at Wash- . are no new cases of flu this art "!l0me of the Bra\'es" Cor three of way, peering for a glimpse oC Hoskins, sports editor. Thl. I. bIg games. Mantle, Berra or maybe manager . ingt~n Bnd West Virginia at WiS- , ernoon," Evashevski said. At that enother ...tv... OIIc1u.I.,. to The consm. h t' Hu,t crowds chH... d tho Casey Stengel. There was a large \i, Minnesota's Gophers will unveil I e men went out 0 practice. Doily I_on. Bro.,.s Thursday night whon gathering when the train stopped a heradlded sophomore speedster Wilson said cancellation oC the thoy fltw hom. on a pink cloud. at Sturtevant, Wis., and baggage I By CARL SAWYER Bill M~rtin of Chicago, against contest "is not even contemplated Low Burdotto's pltchin, ond W.. was transferred. the BOll ermake~s, ~ two·touch- , now. ' 1 don't know if it ever was WASHINGTON STATE - The Co.,ln,ton's hlttin, .nd fioldl", A small brass band tooted away down underdog ID thiS conference . " oir-minded Cou,ors ho.,. bHn blonded into 0 h.ody tonic. Tho in a greeting that caught even joust at Minneapolis. Because of senousl~ contemplated ... the surprise of the Co.st thus for 4-2 .,ictor'( that Iquered the so... Stengel speechless. injury, halfback Martin, faslest He said that ID addition ond ....Idonts of the Pullmon 10. com•• t tho most Dpportun. Hanoy said h. would move Cov. man on the well-stocked Gopher 11 men who could not play be or.. oro _donng if they con moment. inllton up to tho No.5 spot In tho squad, missed Minnesota's 46·7 cause of flu, there were some oth upsot 1_.', Hewbyo. S.tvrdoy. The Yankees, who seldom fly. battin, ordor ond would play Bob Cooch Jim Sutherlond Is oil rout of Washington last week. ers out with injuries. No names rode into Milwaukee at noon Fri- "Hurricon." Hazlo ... loto ..0- Gopher Coach Mu~ay Warmatil .."ilo. over the succ"s of .hI. day on a special train and husU· son phonom from Wichita, in is expected to alternate three were given . p... ln, .ttock. Quorterback Bob ed to County Stadium for a work- ploco of Andy Pofko in rl,ht N.wmon is I.oding tho PCC with complete teams as units against Evashevski said that despite last I out. Only a few of the Yanks - fiold. Hazle would bot 7th. He Purdue, which lost 12~ in its open- week's lopsided score the game on omozing 20 complotions in 33 Whitey Ford, Mickey Mantle and usuolly platoons P.fko ond I ,.tto", .. ~, .nd two WSU onds, er with Notre Dame. demonstrated deficiencies in Iowa's Yogi Berra _ had played in the Hazle, upending on tho pltchln,. Minnesota's eight consecutive Don Elllnt.. n ond Jock Fonnlnt, park in tbe 1955 all-star game. Tony and Turloy will bo tho Yonk's conference games is a chore nev- pass defense. He warned that the .... nll,n ,n ...copt,on st.nd"",s. fl"t right handod stortor. A good runnin, ,ome mokes tho er tried before by a Big Ten team. Hawks would have to stop tbe pass Frank Torre, a leCthanded hit Co",o" ov.n mo... dong.rou•. After Purdue, the Gophers meet es of the Cougar's Bobby Newman ting New Yorker, may take over Northwestern, TIlinois, Michigan, and Bunny Aldrich. Whale 01 Halibut ,first base from Adcock altho\lgh Indiana, Iowa, Michigan State and The Washington State squad ar- * Haney wasn't positive. Adcock, Wisconsin. PAUL L. FRIBERG, 6 feet 2 inches tall, stands beside a hugo 275 Itt SOUTHERN* CAL - Coach* Don the No. 6 batter, got two hits The Michigan State-California dved at Cedar Rapids early today pound halibut I.ndod by a drag,or in Portland, Mo. Tho halibut, 1M,. .,e.: Clark's spirited trojans are eager Thursday but the leg he broke ill tilt, which will be viewed on na- after what team members des than twice the size of what is cDnsidered a big halibut, was caught Mil ly looking forward to their clash June still bothcrs him. tional TV aCter the World Series cribed as B "rough" air trip from by the dragger Lawson which hails from Virginia but is now fishing 2"" with Pittsburgh's Panthers tonight Del Rice, who is Buhl's "per game, Cinds the Spartans a 15- the west coast. in Maine waters. eFr!. Oct. 4) after holding a deep sonal" catcher, also will be In the point favorite over the host .Bears. E t f few ca es of air I. and experienced Michigan squad , lineup, replacing Del Crandall. In two non-loop frays. Big Ten I . xcep or a s to a low 16-6 score Saturday. , teams are underdogs Saturday. Sickness the Cougars were report Favored to romp over the Tro- \ BtJHL TURLEY Notre Dame is pegged 19 points ed to be in top shape Cor tomor I U.S. Golfers jans easily, the Wolverines. had to Kubek, a MilwaUkee boy, knew Milwaukee Meet better than Indiana. Invading Ore- row's cnocunter. They worked out ~ pull the game o~t of the Llrc late the park but to the others this gon State, ~acific Coast Confer- at Denver, Colo., yesterday after . In the contest With a 65-yard sus- symmetrical stadium was a ence champIon. is rated elghl . , . tained marc.h. The Men of 1'1:0Y strange new land. Fails To Impress ints better than Northwestern noon and at a high school held ID Win Matches.. , were knocking at the goal Ime ~hich, like Iowa, has been bit by Cedar Rapids, 25 miles north of right down to the final gun. As his Milwauklo's IOCOnd lame .,ic· Yankee Visitors the flu bug. here, today. depleted squad gained valuable tory .lic.d tho .. rios odd. in Iowa's Big Ten champions were _____ half. Tho Y.nke.. , who woro 13 I experience against Michigan, MILWAUKEE (Ail - The New lavored by 18 points over Wash- n Ryder Cup, Coach Clark feels his Trojans stand to 5 favorlt.. ofter the opener, York Yankees met Milwaukee ington State, once coached by 6S S h I By WHITNEY MARTIN LINDRICK, England 1.4'1 - A!f1- a good chance to knock off Pitt, the now wore only 7 to 5 ta cop tho Friday, and vice versa. The sit WSC Pbolo Iowa's Forest Evashevski. How- NEW YORK IA'I - Enos Siaugh- erica's rising generation of profos- hea viest college learn in the na bolt-of-..von Stt. FCf' Sotvrdoy', C 00 S uation, developing out of what ever, that was before a flu wave ter who has been playing baseball sionat golfers won three of tile lion. gamo, tho prlco we. 11 to 10, N.w Bob Newman forced cancellation of Thursday's f f 22 a s was speak York favo ...d. starte. as one of the city's fa WSC Quarterback or money or ye f , - four Scotch foursomes matches In Hawkeye drill. The team pbysi- n rac ee ing of this and that in the Yankee About 45,000 including standees mous welcomes, is best described cian said 11 players probably will I T k M t dugout before the second World the Ryder Cup Friday, leavi g UCLA *- Coach* Red *Sanders j~ will jam County Stadium. If the in a good Milwuakee word: not see action in the game. Series game. only the faintesb flicker of ho still smiling this week after knock- series stretches out to the full PCui. Pronounced phooey. Coe Meets Ripon Michigan, a 21-point favorite, is At SUI T-oday "You know," he said, his fog- to an outplayed British team. Ing of( a favored nllnois eleven 16· seven games, new attendance re- "This," said an unidentified expected to use Georgia as a spar II horn voice warning away all small Now the Americans, razor s P 6. The Bruins are through with In- cords may be set. but muscular representatIve of In Rugged Test mate in preparation for its Big craft, "I nearly got released my on the greens and deadly w tb tersectionals for a while and , will The last baJJ hitters on both the American Leag\Je champions Ten neighborhooq bout with Michi- first year in pro ball." He paused, their irons, need only four of S.t. . CEDAR RAPIDS (II'! - Coe's foot· gan State the {ollowing Saturday. Sixty five Iowa high schools wi11 then added as if as an afterthought: urday's eight 36-hole singl/!s concentrate their eIforts on PCC clubs - who have been moaning as he hustled greeters Qff the ball squad minus senior halfback One touchdown pick!! are Wis- participate in the 36th annual run- "I couldn't run." matches to keep Ihe competition this week when they about the curves and changing Yanks' chartered bus at tile rail il1terna~ lo.1 travel to Portland, Ore., to meet speeds of Warren Spahn, Whitey road station, "Is strlcUy bush Jim Troy departed Cor Wisconsin consin over visiting West Virginia Ding of the State High School One Ttl AT WAS AN EYE-POPPER. trophy they have held withou~ a Oregon's Webfeet. Oregon boasts Ford and BurdeLte - will get a and once-beatcn Ohio State over Mil T R the Iowa track Enos Slaughter not being able to break since 1935. league." Friday for a rugged test in Mid- Washington. Illinois is a three- e eam ace on run! That's like saying a fish of the fastesL college backfield in chance to swing from their heels. A delegation including the the nation fall could give Both Turley, who follows Don west Conference competition sat- toucildown choice over Colgate, today. can't swim or a bird can't fly. Enos Some of the American names this so mayor's assistant, Circuit Judge thl' sly Sanders and his Bruins Larsen's no-windup delivery, and urday night against Ripon. which appeared at Champaign, Ill., Five classes will be run starting Slalighter practically invented were new this time - new, at Robert C. Cannon, Dist. Atty. TrOY, oQe of six (irst stringers only once hefore, in 1916, to score at 10:30 this morning. Following running in baseball. He 's the ori- least, to British golf fans. Tht re more than they bargaIned for. Buhl come from the old "rear William J. McCauley and others back and fire " school. sidelined with flu eadier this week a 15-3 vietory. is the schedule of each class: ginal man in motion; the man who was no Hogan, Snead, Middlc'fff weren't allowed on the bus, and was left behind with a tempera- I went Crom first base to score on nor Demaret on the Yankee tel\!'" Buhl, 29, tied his personal sea Manager Casey Stengel decllned ture of 102. CAMPANELLA RESUMES PLAY 10:30 - Class C (Average - ess what wa$ little more than a single But the story was just the sam~. OREGON* STATE* -The* Beavers son high with an 18-7 record al to come out. The remainder of the stricken BALTIMORE (.4'1 - Joe Campa- than 90). to center in a Series game with the It went like this: are looking for third consecutive though he lost a month, from "Nah," he said. "We got to players recovered and were ex- nella ended retirement trom pro 10 :40 - Class B (Average - 90 Red Sox, who springs from his out- Doug Ford and Dow Finster. win Saturday when they match August 18 to September 12, due get out to the ball park." peeted to see action. football after one game by signing to 119). field position to the dugout as if wald deCeated the youthful Eng. plays wi th Northwestern .at Evan· to a shoulder injury. Control is But as the bus departed, of Among those who missed prac- a contract wiUI the Baltimore Colts 10 :50 - Class A (Average - 120 he were doing a time trial. lish pair of Peter Alliss and r. ston. Conquerors of Kansas a week hi s trouble but he has a blazing ficial greeter Albert Davis shout lice this week were two seniors Friday. to 284>' "That's right," he said. "1 ran nard Hunt, 2 and 1. ago, the Beavers will likely main strikeout pitch. ed through an open window to tain PCC prestige by overpowering Coach Wally Schwank named as The veteran middle guard was 11:00 - Class AA (Average - 284 flat footed, like this." He placed Jack Burke, U.S. team captain. Turley is a bit man with a the viSiting team: captains for the Ripon game. They persuaded to resume playing to to 836). his feet solidly on the planks as and Ted Kroll whipped Britam's Northwestern who will be mceting boyish fece who hos boon cellod "Gentlemen, whether- you their second straight PCC oppon are end Ralph Pucci, Davenport, replace Bill Pellington who frac- 11 :10 _ Class AAA (Average _ if he were stomping out a brush big hitters, Max Faulkner td • reformed .cattor erm. During know it or not, you've been wel and tackle Steve Block, Highland tured his right arm in last Sun- over 836). fire. Harry Weetman, 4 and 3. ent. the 1957 ..oson h. conquorod his comed to Milwaukee." Park, Ill. day's game against Defroit. The average is determined by "Somebody tipped me off that Dick Mayer and Tommy ,,_ It The Wlldeats were clawed by Stanford but good last week and I ought to try running on my toes. crushed Ireland's Christy O'uvn- daily attendance over a five year In three days I cut my lime rlln- nor and Scotland's Eric Browdj 7 will have their hands full with II ' k powerful Beaver attack. "GIe ans Brea 1~:~:l~~ I~~y~~ieab~~x~~r~~;~ ~:~l~:~:A:o:e 19:5,f~::nb:e:~: ::~:I~e~a~r:esJ!~~:, 4!-:~ar~: Braken Leg bb ers of the fIve count m determlD- with Martinsville in the Bi-State Bousficld of England held out * * * ing the school's total point. Each League, and he's been running against the tide. Olle down~r others. His important catches Ido esn't have a special yen to play I boy will run one ~ile -:- four laps ever since. 27 holes, they climbed back a against Minnesota am,\ 9 hio State with th e . B e ar ~, although he doesn't on the qua~ter-rrule .cmder track. He 's now the prime example of 3 and 2 victory over Amerl ft. are two, his election as 1957 cap-I care who he plays for. Last year s cham~JOnshl ps ~ere how far an athlete can go if he Art Wall Jr., and Frcd Ha s. tain of the .Hawkeyes as another. As captain of the 1957 Hawkeyes, won by the followmg : S~ef{lel? , takes care of his legs. Did Gibbons ever ba an end as we asked Jim what he thought Class C; LeClaire and MIles! tie "I hunt after the season Is FREE CLEANING FOR YANKS an idol? "Well , I don't "said about the coming season. " Well, fo r Class B; West Des Momes, over," he said, "and you can't MILWAUKEE 1.4'1 - The ~e~ . last year everybody said we were Class A;, Deco~ah, Class AA; and do anything better than that. The York Yankees - and their wives lucky. This year the guys are out Des Momes Lmcoln, Class AAA. Good Lord gave me a good pair - can have their laundry done free to prove that it just wasn't luck," of legs, and I've taken care of while they're in Milwaukee, a said Gibbons. CAMPBELL WINS RACE them. cleaning firm announced Friday Passes weren't the only thing SYRACUSE, N.Y. 1.4'1 - Donald Slaughter is probably the oldest in a quarter page ad in the MO· Gibbons caught bere at Iowa. He Campbell, world's speedboat racing regular player ever to take part waukee Journal. Ialso caught the eye of another SUI ki ng, drove his jet-powered Blue- in a World Series. Jack Quinn "After all," the ad copy read. student, J,.ila Morgan, a candidate bird II at unofficial speeds of 250 was pitching (or Connie Mack's "If you' re going to be taken to for Miss SUI two years ago. Jim and 275 miles an hour on Onondaga Athletics in 1930, when he was 46, the cleaners anyway, you may and Lila were married the 17th of Lake Friday. but that was pitching, not running as well be taken to the very .best I J August. The British insurance man plans after fly balls. in Milwaukee." _ I CALIFORNIA* *- Cal's* Bears are stUt looking for their flrst win Kind of looks like Gibbons is an two tries at tl)e speedboat record '':::=~======;::::;:======:==::~:;::::;:i :;:i ~ ,1 after being upset by Washington State's aerial minded Cougars last week. Coach Pete Elliott had hopec:\ iiliiiix:iii:iiilliii~iii~~iiiieoiii!iii~~iii~iii~iiiioiii~iiitiiii;iii::iii~iiicoiii:iiiiiiiiimiiioiiiriiiie iiiiii~:iii:liii~tiii~iiie iii' ;.~ii!i~iii~iiiitiii~iii~iii~iiir~~~~~iiit~iii~fiiii~"~l~-.S~ FOOTBALL· I. ~ tltrott to get his attack oU the ground from"" long before now, but a poor pass autter to d.efense and a stuttering ollense become have kept the Bears from over WIThf J tUNG FOR powering anyone. The Bears enter ADAYI tain Michigan State tomorrow at Strawberry Canyon in Berkeley and the Spartans rate a big edge MUSIC!! !EVASHEVSKI in the point spread. .. . . Jim <;;ibbons CAMPUS NEWS - INTERVIEWS OREGON* - After* taking* It on the chin {rom Pitt, 6-3, the Ducks may be on the receiving end of a ON THE : ! haymaker from UCLA'S Bruins to SUNDAY: I morrow for their second straight " , lOss. ' t ~KA1 Sporting the fastest backflCld in AT . oRA captivity, Coach Len Casanova was '. . mighty disappointed when not one . 4:30 ,P..M. J ... WIARI of his fleet-Looted baeks broke I ' away in the Pitt game. Hard prac SUNDAYS 1:30· 4:30 P ,M. I j tice this week has solved some of LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING !be problems, Casanova hopes. 1 over LOCATED ACROSS CHANNEL WASHINGTON* * - Tbc * Huskies host Ohio State Saturday aDd have from Pearson's Drug oaly slim hopes of upsetting the KXIG!-at 800 irate Buckeyes who were slipped a mickey by an upset minded Tex 31'S E. Market • CbriatlaD eleven a week 840. :·9 The Huskies have had trouble your good music station getting their version or the 0 Open 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. hoina spUt-T to functioa properly, Monday thru Saturday KCRG-TV ~ aM don't look- for an 4!aay t qaiDst lbe litubbom B~yea. THE DAILY IOWAN-lo)flla City, la.-S.turday, Oct. S, 19S7-P... 5 JJawte'Je SUI ··Art P~o~esso A~ique AFt 'find' 'ENDS MONDAY Brings, Many ~etterS ' JJappenin gd DES MOINES lit'! - Mrs. Mildred shall give it to my only grand Outlines Movements Burlingtcn. who discovered that a daughter. little Margaret AM Bur 8o", '__ ~ Today __---' "costume bracelet" she bought in Iington, wben she reacbes the age Five "movements" affecting artists during the last 100 years in lndia for Ie s than $500 was actual- of 21," Mrs. Burlington said. "Alter NONE such ways as to transform th ir work from the "naturalism" oC 1860 Iy an antique art piece worth at all, she wa born on my birthday at- to the abstractions of today were ouWned by Prof. Lester D. Longman jeast $22,000, has had letters from anniversary. Besides, if she ever - SUNDAY o( SUI in an illustrated talk (or physicians atlending a dinner meeting an parts of the nation on her decides to sell it perhaps the tax THE INTERNATIONAL CLUB of the 1idwest Cardiac Confer- "find." , laws will be more fair some time '?"e will hold an Opcn House at the In ence Friday evening at SUI. ing the peculiarities of tempera- IIIrs. Burlington said an Associ- in the Cuture." (He'll be ternational Center on Sunday from Professor Longman is head of ment more than had been custom- ated Pres Etory about the bracel et Margaret Ann's (ather is sta- IlIcky 3 to 5 p.m" (or all students inter the sur art department. ary in art. But the expressionist AP had brought her literally scores tioned with the Air Force in Japan. to ..alta ested in learning of its program or twen,,!) The naturalism o{ 1860 depicted Istill was upposed to be presenting M k M d- I H - and scores o{ inquiries and letters Mrs. Burlington said that in view enrolling in its membership. It is the artist's subject so that it looked reality in his paintings. a e e Ica I story {rom old friends. of the bracelet's real value she Is open to all University students. "real" or normal to the averagc The next step in the development She also has bad some direct in- glad she declared it when she person, Prof. Longman explam d. . .. ( . I e ti g th h t Ant' Most of the major artists oC that I of modern art - cubl m - found TEN MONTHS AGO SURGEONS separated' Virgin ia Kate and qUlfles rom Jewe ers repr sen n came roug cus oms. Iques - Doors Open 1:15 - lb t· t "-l'be tit f . g T...... Kay Bunton of Mountain City, Tenn., who were born joined museums which may possibly be more than 100 years old do not time were naturalists. l ear IS "" I ra e y rans orrrun r interested in acquiring the piece have to be declared. she expl"ined, • t f I d h r hi b' t .t the forehead 14 month ••ga. The operation, called the first of ita ,. Tb e CIrs s~ep away rom an - I e appearance 0 s su lec " for their displays of Far Ea.stern but she decided to declare it any- th t I k d l'k ) d kind where both twins .urvived, was performed at the National scape~ a .00 e .1 e an sca~s Istressing what he considered the Institvte of Neurological DiM.Ms, aethuda, Md . art.. how "just to be on the safe Side." mI~~'~IaAJ and figures Imme~lately recogn!z- underlying architectural structure _. ___ Mrs. .Burhnglon bo.ught the "Most of m.1 friends who ' have "ENDS able as human bemgs came with . . b let C 1 tt 1 di t ;r II "impreSSionism" in the 1870's and of objects and leavmg out every- d into what is called today ex- T' ft' t race In a cu a, n a, 0 wear written me say you lueky stilf' or NOW MONDAY erl. Ic~e.m 0 con em~doralry sochle y. as a nice piece of costume jewelr~. words to that errect," she said. 80's, the SUI proCesor said. This thing el e, the SUl speaker said. pressionistic abstraction, in which th S\-Il Ilrofessor sal . lence t ese I More than a year laler she had It "I've even heard trom friends I "ELECTRIFYING" movement initiat~d ~ "Ieaving-oul" Tbis tendency led to 'the painting the artist leaves but every reCer- eccentric abstractions symbolize ~pprais~d and discovered that the Imade aboard ship during the trip prhoctests by dtePklcu!lg tcssenltiallY oC geometric ab traction, in which I cnce to nature and stresses the the.,artisl's alienation and with- I Jewels m the elaborately patterned on which I bought the bracelet." GO! w a he eye a es m a a g ance,. . . t· " Ibelt 'n I ddt least 22 carats rather than including all details. Ithe artl t .frankly .bad no mten Ion most transient psychic slates. drawal {rom conventional society. of~~amo:ld~ u e a I T Eventually other movements of presentmg r ahty. These works These paintings are often not So today's artists are producing I The clerk' who sold the bracelet PROVING THE POIN specializ.ed on some one as.pecl of i arc valued chiefly {or their quali- even commendable for design, abstractions which are either ex- to her said it was at least 100 years I DALLAS IA'l-Mayor R. L. Thorn :t~:~ ~~~~~~~s c~~1i~~' t~:v~~;r~~! Ities of design.. . Prof. Longman pointed out, but are pressionistic or geometric, but old, she said, but the appraisin~ t o~ didn't quite catch t~e propos~1 BYOUNG vie\w>r had considered customary. . hAtdthethtamCt.tltme cubism nOt~r- justified by the artist primarily as ch' a th f P 'o( Longman jeweler said it might be much beIng presented to the City council. . ... IS C , 0 er ar IS s were promo Ing. • ~e y e ormer, I . older. "Say that again." he asked. At .the. end of .19th century ex· the expressionist emphaSis on explorations of new personal In- said. All reference to nature, or I Mrs. BUrlington said shc doubts "We have an appropriation for J)ONTCDY presslon!sm: the Images exprt'ssed temperament and ubjective view- sights valuable Cor their originality attempt Lo reproduce reality, is very seriously that she will sell the $901 to replace the present sound • CO-FEATURE a combination of natur~ and the points, with the result that a and {or what the artist considers Iomitted in order to express eitp"r bracelet, regardless of what oHers Iequipment here in ~he council temperament oC the artist. stress· movement called surrealism arose their prophetic character. spiritual disturbance or pure de- she lTlay get (or it. chamber," repcaled City Manager ------_~ around 1920 and flourished Cor two They usually corry an indirect sign, he explained. I HI have about decided thal I Elgin Crull. decades. In surrealist works the artist ex I. plored the peculiarities of psychol- ogy, using elements of nature as mere materials and distortin~ them COl' p ychological effect. During the THRU past decade, surrealism has evol- SUNDAY I Patro nize ROBERT TAYLOR STEWART GRANGER I THE LAST HUNT Classified Mi~ce"oneous for Sale Rooms for Rent Child Core MECHAN[CAL St3ae lor Mlcroscop<' Double room lor ",a'e student•. 2F~6. Your Daily Iowan CinemaScope • Calor' end Microscope ea.e. 8-5:91. 10-16 10-8 CHILD carP In my hom.. East Iide of .dor Itapld •• To",. Advertising Rates ______.____ town. 2064. • 10-16 TOI\ITE • /I' -ENTlSTRY Books: Fre.hm"n and Oaoement Room. cooklna ulilltle., mtV- "rttlJ.IQ In Modern Tbeme" Word Ads D rled couple. 3722. 1~8 ::IJILO CARE In my home, week days. Advertisers ""ho,.WEBB Sophomore yea .., dlsseclln8 1I0wno 0 1.1 8-0123. 10-9 JIMMY SMITH and kit. Phone ~87 . 19-8 Furn'.hed Poom. lor men. One doubl\) " COlUMBIA. 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