Pit' I owan erving The State Ulliver Uy of Iowa CamPfI and Iowa City

Established In 1868-Five Cents a Copy • fember 01 Anoeial~ Pr ire and Wirephoto St-rvice 10 a City. JOWl, Tbursd ,December n. lt5S Itey West Welcomes Parking Big 7 finds Facilities 'Generally T.rrible' L~gless Vet To Have KANS S CITY I Pr.esident on Vo€otioR den ot Ble s~ \. n Conf ~ roUee efl cu ed their clm­ p parkin" prahl ms Wtd­ -More than nllllday and found them Electric Corp. ~~!itical Note eTIIly terrible. their way Harry Potter or [owa Slate line to go to Coll::e lei th.. number of Open Loyalty ·Probe were kept Seen by Some slU dent-o\\n~ \'chicle til ~ for several Increa$ln at ttl r t of 500 KEY WEST, FLa. (IP) -Presi­ or their shift a year. nd at pre5Cnl hll! th dent Eisenhower flew to this said it s(\ldenlJ brin CII to school of vio- balmy resort area Wednesday Wants To lor about 12 days of Test which Th The Weather Dixie (ourt couid be an Importllnt lactor in Bhr • whether he seeks reelection. The President stepped from Cloudy Gel Back his plane silll keeping mum Refuses Bond about hls poU ieal plans, but the - '- big crowd on hand to welcome & SUMNER, Mi fA> - Elm r him caught a glimpsc of Eisen­ I Klmbell Wedne 'day Io:;t h~ bid VA Benefits lor Ir dom on bond whlle hower mannerisms reminiscent IIW hin .llrand jUry cli n on I of the 1962 campaign. WASH[NGTON (A") -Ve crans Cold.r char c or murderln!: a Nelro Administration oW~lat.. ai" ed Ali he did in those days. the man. Wednead y 10 allow new men to chief executive stood and waved Thn jusllee c.f th peart! h 111 cOVer I Friday hearln, It which In an open car, both arms out­ Iront which pu hed a pr IImlnary h arln, Cor the the loy Ity of J ames Kutcher, • st.retched above his head. It was lowiy cro . Ih t t cotton ,in o~r tor nd refu. d le,l ex- 1'Vict'man, will be the first time newsmen hl\d seen bond. Otricers returned KImbell arru~. him do that since his Sept. 24 companied by brief how rI chanKing to light In ow a the to j 11 10 aWlit Ictlon of the It IppellJ'Cd unlikely, howpver, heart a Hack. ,r nd Jury which mt'Cia next that Kutch"y ould be granted 4·Hour Filcht cold aIr mo\ ed In . farch. II ~ond request pu.sh~ by his The presidential plane Colum­ Foreca Ie ~allcd for rain Th hearing wa held in the II wren - to t co hla ICCU n. bine II[ arrived at Boca Ch lca or now in til We t todlY. little courtho wh re the n­ Attorney. for the unemployed Airpon alter a fUght or nearly chllnalnl to .now .... Ith strona satlon 1 mrneH Till trial w.s James Kutcher former V A tile rlerk Crom Ncw­ held nk, N.J., no threatened with four hours Irom Washington. Levees Hold north winds tonl,ht. Th cen- Can', Fu('/' ("CII. cr . Bond u~uall'y is r fu cd In IQ of tlls .329 monlhly compen- He was accon:panled by his h'ai and t w re to n vo ca. wh rap .... on is ceused personal physician, Maj . Gen. .allon check. had halsted tbe ,catl r d IIho\\c tod, y, ot a crime .... hlch carrie a hearin he 0 n to the pre . Howard M. Snyder; his youngest In California .Ible death cnt nce upon con­ A BARE-UEADED Pre Ident £1 enhower rrtved •• Ke, W t, changing to r' 111 or now by The Ilso ur,~ In a wire lo brother, Or. Milton S. Eisenhow­ viction. · Fla., Wednesday tor a vaca.tlon aud re,t. at the Key We I N.v.l (.4'1 nl,hUall. pe1'WOI\IJ er, president of Pennsylvania SAN FRANCISCO -COIl­ Kimbell i char d with mur­ Urge Drast,c Ihe VA lh. whose State University; and a small B•• e. The Presldenl wave to crowds Il hI! rtde from Ihe .lrDOrt structlon crew Th mild .... ealner will con­ chariI'.! brouJht about the kly- to the naval station, der In the shot#un 1 yIn of • altoY Inve. tlg.lIoll be lummoned White' House staff. northern California' t lnu In th oulhea t today, Clinton Melton, Ne ro rvlce , President ELienhower traveled Ilreas Wednclday nlahl but II will be colder in the ,laUon attendant lit nearby Glen­ to con~:nt:;~:h~rft!l dora, and !llber of children. Salety Action to Florida 6n advice or hlB doc­ wad d into the' task of hodn, northwe t. Lo\v early today tour The accus d mlln testilled he The exact chn:ea have not tors who recommended earlier up weakened lev ,r bulldlna will run frvln 8 northwesl to CHICAGO (.4') - The Nation. this month that he get some fired In elf-defense nCt r 80m - been mlde public, but Kutcher Probe Ames Deaths; trld,ea and repalrln.- d mal d 40 .0utheOls~, while hllh. later on Ihot It him thr c tlme. al SaCety Council Wcdn dlY has been I" difficulty wilh the warm sun and outdoor exercise VA sInce i 941 fOl' aUeled a soc1- in pTeparation 101' resumption of bus Inc s d lstrlct •. In the day will I each the 20.. In Klmb 11 & Id he didn't know who UI" d the 48 .tat IOvernon to aHona and lltatements' lbout the. ALO a ' :tuIJ work load at the White Lower t mper81ur hlld ch ck­ the northw t nd:lO In th Ilr d until h r~urn d the tiro tdke dra.tlc, emergency me... • and kill d M Iton. U.S. form of IrOvetnment. rralo bones, House next month. cd the d 'Vast Un, runoff of xtl mc oulhca. t. ur I to hold down th trlf!le heavy rIllnl th I drumm~ on Lee '[rGYrrh, M Iton'" em· VA oUlc1al3 met I te W dne­ in Japan, ., .. ... Te .Relum J ..... Abbott's Mother Dies Friday'" outlook l! Cor cold at Hanalzu­ the low-Iyln, areas for a we k, player, Ie Ulled th l Klmbeil New Yelf week· (IIY to consIder the demlDelI by James C. Hagerty, presidentia l AMES (A') _ MI·s. J!'rlne Abbott, 45, died Wednesday nleht In and windy with diminlshina fir d without provocation. nd lawy~r . A u, Japan's The dcath toll stood W dne - Kutcher's .poke man press seeretliry. said on IlrTlval 'Mary Grceley Hospital where she had b Cn D p tlent [or mor than 1ellon WaJ unarm d. scientists day nlahl at 34 In Callrornia snow. The council predicted 420 announced aften\'ard Kutcher that1 Mr. Eisenhower probably a month, while authorities were Inves.tlgatina the d atb of her aon from wllh between 18 and 35 perliOIlJl The ('older aIr meDnS th Americans wm be lUlled on.hu ~ notLlied personilly h18 will return to Wa~hjngton Jan. 8 and an Ames greenhollse keeper. oWl) "wbhl!S III be honored" as 'tiLl mlslln,. Twelve wer dead will - Ilyf.' day!! '\rter Conarc.ss re- Authorlties emph Iz d that none of the tie th wer related. Iowa City hleh he round strects and roads Frld.y blJht. f.r u .dmlttl~ reportor. Is In Ore&:on. 25. ' , • Humphrey Brands convenes, Airman 3.C. Ronald Abbott, 25. who 0 ticlals said had obtained S turday, Sund.y and Konda),- cot'lcelll8d. Army engineers announc d that .. reeord for New Year hoUdays. 'Hagerty repeated there was no leave to visit his sick mother, Iowa City' low Tue day Flexilli. Dairy He did lIy that on the basls need fOr the! Pre.ldent to be on was found dead In the green­ the floods covered on million The council', CoreclUlt lor the J)cres of northern California at nl ht Wh 29 and the hlllh was of precede'lt, the aceuaers prob­ hahd Wlhen: the session staTts house Christmas night. Prices A Failure Christmas holidlY was ~80 traf­ one time. 42. ably would not be c.Ued In for next Tuesday. His State of the Lester Erickson, 51, the green­ riC deaths. a tace-to-r.ce thrt'shln; oUl of Plans Ready Levees held firm in the d Ita Roads In the northern and WASHINGTON (JPI - S n. Th flnll count In an A o· Union message wlll go to Con- house operator and friend 0[ Ab­ Hubert If. Humphr y (D-Mlnn.) the charlet. area of the San Joaquin nd elions of Ihe .tatc cia ted Pr I lurvey was 809, I gress two dayS later, Thursday, bott, was found dead Tuesday. Wedne duy branded as "com­ , tar Ca...... • Jan. 5. . ClerkS wlU read It to the The deaths of the two men in Sllcramento Rivers. despite an th cold record ror Iny holiday. unusually hlih tide. pi t failure" lh rlexlble Ind VlrioU earlly oCCkl .I.s bave The area was listed as "sUll ______senate and House. . a period of 40 hours were still For Schools lower price support proVlm ap­ contend~ that barln, their The Eisenhower physiCians being Investlgated Wednesday critical," however, and 2,000 resi­ plied to do iry products. Moyer* Pleads * * for ou~ of information w?llld ha.ve said they won't be able to . Architects will present the Humphrey aid in a slatement hlmper the eHort to raul sub­ tell whether his heart would night by Shenff Ivan Shalley. dents of Isleton were alerted to Iowans To Receive Aid final plans and bulldlng specifi­ evacuate It necessary. that Secretary of Aarleulture veral'Vei tram ,overnmeot &erv­ stand up under another four The airman's body was found cation for the additions to Mark Bcn~on promls~d Con&ress Dnd Sobriety in Driving Ice. years in the White House until by pis father, Emmet Abbot! Farmers In the agricultural In Writing lox forms Twain and Herbert Hoover ele­ Ihe public 1haL tower government Kutcher's a tomey. had de­ he resumes the full burdens of when he went to the greenhouse mentary schools to the Iowa Cily area south of Yuba City, which price supp()rts on milk and dairy DES MOINES (.4') - If you the presidency. to ask his son to accompany him produces about halt of the DES MOlNES (A') - Frank take a drink this week nd, let clared: "No one ,hould be trted School Board at a special meel­ M. Hnlpln, [OW;) internal reve­ products "would reduce produc­ under ebal'lC! of troason In a Planleal In February to the hospital. Ing Thursday. world's cannlna peaches, Wednes­ tion Increase con umptlon and someone else lokI! the wheel. day estimated flood damaaes at nue director, Wedne day said This ls the plea of State SOifety star chamber pt'oceedlni, and He win get another physical A De,S Moines pathoiogist, l?r. Mrs. Irvin Irwin, president of mean more money to producers." 28 ml11ion dollal'S. Iowa ortiees will furnish Iowans Commissloncr CHnton Moyer ~.. \ ot .n one ,,'ho has given so examination about mld-Febru- R. F. Birge, was condUcting mic­ the ~chool Board, aid Wednes­ Benson lowered the price props with thc minimum heip they and State Hlghwoy Patrol Chief m~b for hJ.s country." ary. roscopic and chemical stUdies day that the mceting will be at on dairy produclJ In 19!!-t arter r.eed In preparing tax forms. David Herrick, who pr dIeted The VA has not dlsclosed the Wednesday in an effort to learn I :00 p.m. in the board of educa­ millions of dollars worth of but­ On the six mile route from the Russell C. Harrinaton, new In­ Wednesday that live pcrsOIlJl will Ilpecllic charles on which It haa the cause of the dea ilis of the lion room at thc Junior High Hanchers To Hold ter, ehee lind dried milk plied airport to the ,base the President lernal revenue comrru loner at die In traffic ccldents in lowl qUe'Uoned kutcber" rl.bt to two men. School building. up In government warehouse. traveled lhoroughfllres named Washin(ton, Tuesday r versed under a hillher support level. over the N~\V Year weekend. 10'Vel'llmenl compensaUon. tor two tormer chief executives Erickson, a bachelor who lived Reeomendations of the board's Open House Jan. 1 previous directions to dlscon­ in rooms adjoining the green­ Humphrey, a member of tho Moyer added that Iowa hid P'~r 8rtaa Ana.. - Truman and Roosevelt. And buildings and grounds commil­ Unue actual preparation of tax A VA retionll oWce lI uspend­ house, was found by Sheriff SUI President and Mrs. Vir­ Senate Aariculture CommitU!c, only lour New YCl!r weekend he cr0S8c.d another highway tee wlJl be heard when lhe plans r turns. to cd Kutcher's .32t-I-month pen- Shalley and a deputy lying on gil M. Hancher will hold their silid Benson's action failed cut death.!! a year OliO and "we be­ newly nllmed In his honor are pre enled, Mrs. Irwin said. Halpin said Iowa offices wlll production or lncrea e ron ump­ 3iOll, Not. 10, pendjoa lin Inveati­ the floor ot the greenhouse Tues­ traditional ope, hou e Sunda Ileve that public revulsion Eisenhower drive. The committe has been study­ follow [nlemal Revenue Service tion "leaving as Its only result. Cltton. d"y morning. The sheriff said at their home, 102 Church St., alainst the Chrl~tm8ll slauahter Erickson was alive when found ing the plans and consuiUng with policy of providing taxpayers lower Income \0 dairy farmers." wlU again help to hold the Iowa Headquarter! reinstated the the architects. from 3-6 p.m. The public Js with all the advice and assls'­ Hc Slid records at the Depart­ paymcntf last week after the * * * but died before a doctor arrived Invited. death taU down. ' Iowa had el.Jbt about 20 minutes later. It the plans. prepared by the ance they need in preparln, thelr ment of Agriculture l1J;elr now lraUic fatalities during the New York POISt told of tbe sus­ Congress To Hear returns. prove that Benson was wrong. pl!1lJI1on. Or. Birge said a preliminary Davenport oWce of Klngscott, three-day Christmas hbUday last Inc., arc approved, the board ex­ weekend. FrtdaY'1I ~earln.ll W8lI called to medical analysis indicated "nei­ determine wHether Kutchcr haa Proposa Is To Lift ther died ot natural causes." pects to advertise for construc­ "Chief David Herrick of the tion bids in J anuary. Last Stand for Grounded Jets forfeJt.ed hJa ehalblUty under a Further tests will be required, rillhway patrol pOints out that the problcm of the drinkln, wartime law shutt In, ofC VA he said, to determine the causes Voters approved a $195,000 benefits to anyone shown by Ike's Work Load driver heromes acute on the New of death and these may take "as bond Issue for the school addi­ evidence "to be auJlb' or mutiny, much as two weeks." tions last October. Year weekend," Moyer con­ WASHI~GTON (A")--Proposals tinued. treasoa. ..bota~ or render1n, to lighten the phYSical work of Meanwhile, the sherif[ and .MUtan~ to an enemy or the Moyer said e"ery available the Presld~nt, as well as to make other law officers continued United, States Qr of ita allies." U.S. Enrollments hihway patrolman wlU be on maj~T cpanges In the immigra­ J'16ltls rer Je' checking in an effort to deter­ dut over the looa New Year tion laws, wlll be uraed on Con­ Kutcher alread.y Ia batWn!J In mine where the two men had Up by 4 Per Cent hoUday and urg"" all Iowa driv­ gress by the Justice Department court to repjn tbe VA job he been and with whom they had ers to u c extreme caution. next month. been associating before tbeir WASHINGTON (IP) - The lost' In 1.48, He ~ae {Ired as a deaths. Census Bureau said Wednesday 'file cleric In the a,eney's New­ Department sources gave a ark ortlce tor belongin, to the broad outline ot the legislative The sherier said it was known approximately 37 1'0 million tu­ dents were enrolled in scbool Quints Say They 5oc1aiJ.st Workert party. an or­ program Wednesday. the two had gone- to Story City pnlzatlon on the attorncy I'!n­ They said bills relating to the for Christmas dinner Bnd that or college at the beginning of the current school year. ual's lub'Ver4lve Un. President's work load do not en­ they had been drinking there. Once overruled In federal visage any delegatiOn ot impor­ He added thal officers found This was an incrcase of about Want Lives of Own rourt. the VA loyalt;y board apln tant powers or, as has' J>een sug­ one empty vodka bottle, eight 1,300,000, or 4 peT cent over a recommended ciillmlssal and gested In some quarters, creation balf gallon wine jugs with "only year earlier. MONTREAL (A') - The ap- K.uteher alBin !las Ippeal~. of an "aasi!rtant president's" job. a little left in two of them" and The enrolJment of 37,235,000 parent rilt between the Dione The House Committee on Un­ quintuplcts and thelr family Is American Acth'ltJes described But, these sourc~s went 0"', several empty beer containeTs at students 5 to 29 years of age COD(TeSli could relleve the Pres­ the greenhouse. compared with an cnrolJment of not a rift at all, merely tbe effort the SodaUst Workers party In Ident of many hours of work Officers said it was possible 30,176,000 in October 1950. This of the girls to win freedom, prJ- IHI as • "dls.ldenl Communlat Vile)' and a life of tbelr own. a up" and a 1t'llower of Lecm weeldy by eliminating some of the two men had drunk some was an increase in the school friend and counsellor a a I d who was expelled trom the requirements for his slana­ liquor with impurities In it but population in the last five years trotsk.r, Nre hundreds or times on docu­ that the lapse of time between of 7,0:19,000, or 23.4 per cent. Wednesday. the CommunJit pany by the late Tuesday Oliva Dione complJl1n- Soviet ~mit!r Stalin. ments, some at them ~f a trivial Abbott's death and Erickson's nature. was hard to explain. ed publicly that his ramous ,...... hdr.... daughters were driftin6 away The New Jen.ey Suoreme One Pepartment olllcial n{)ted To Teach Driving that when iPresldcnt Eisenhower trom their parents and taml17 Court recently stayed the evte­ At Sunday School under the influence of "outsid- lion 01 Kutcher and. his parenti iaaued chrlstmas clemencies to Alabama Governor ,Ji ·Rxed Jets' Still Ita·ving Trouble Moving 42 persons last week the normal en." Yvonne, one of the four from I Newark bO\lllQl autborf­ PITTSBURGH (IP) - Tbere'4 survivln' quints, tearfully denJed t1 project.. routine would have required. him .. "Christian way" to drive an ST. LOU[S (.4') - The Navy's it. It held tbey couldn't be ejected to stili his name 128 times. CaUs Off Inspection auto and Sunday School it ju ~t bewitched Demons, 21 planes 16 miles over busy streelJ from required twice 8lI much time as Wednesday the Monu-cal Star on the bub of the elder Kutch­ However, Atty. Gen. Brownell the place to teach It, Bishop costin, more than a million dol­ McDonnell Aircraft Corp. to the had been estimated. worked . out a sinlle document MONTGOMER Y, Ala. (JP) ­ Lloyd C. Wicke oC the Pittsburgh lars each aDd which will never reported Yvonne, Annette, llirie us rellull to Nin an affidavit Gov. James E. Folsom says he Mississippi riverfront Wednes­ Frames Cor the 21 non-flying for tbe .n, which the President Methodist Diocese said Wednes- fly, Wednesday began their first day in IWO convoys. Bnd Cecile held council and de- that neUber he nor bJa son ..... bad to slJr\ only once. This single has called off his threatened day. and probably their last trip - jet planes were built by M cld~ to ask a friend to explain I mem.,. Of .any orpnizatlon on slanature nature empowered the "aerial inspection" of airport fa­ Blshop Wicke. head of the still bedeviled by bad luck. Two of the tractors broke Donnell and the underpowered their decision to )jve away froID the a*'me, JeDeral'. IUbversiye Ittomey. aeneral to issue the in- cilities al Jacksonville, Fla., on church's 116-member curricu- The jets, arounded because down, temporarily haltin, one ellilneli were manufactured by their parents' home. list. Gator Bowl Day Saturday when WesUnihouse Electric Gorp. , divldual clemency orden over lum committee, said the group engines lacked sufficient power, cortege of dead demons. Trallic The Star quoted the friend u Xutcbet himself hu denJed .' . hla n~m.e. , Auburn plays Vanderbilt at has approved a special unit of are being shipped &outh by barge piled up on the beavily traveled THe failure of 1he project, Jacksonville. saying that the girt.. were de- rna.JUn, '"wUd Btatementl" about The official said the same idea Sunday Sehool lessons on safe (or ground training use by the thoroughfare. which began under the preSliure prCSled and upeet by their tbe IOVtnunent. ,.could ,be worked ou~ In other de­ But, he told reporters, "[ criving Cor young people. The Navy. A third convoy scheduled of tbe Korean War, was the sub­ fDther's statement In North Ba), Kutcher lost both · his 1. partments and a,encies by lilaht reserve the right to inspect them course is entitled "Safety - The Eillht 01 the planes, their wings Wednesday was postponed until ject of a coDJreSSional investip­ ·· chan.e~ In the law, ,11 (lny time." Christian's Responsibility." folded, were bauled by tractors that they were reJecUn, their under Clerman mortar fire in Thursday because the first two tion. family. Ital1 ID If4&. Pal'e %-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa Clb. Ia.-Thar., Dec. 29, 1955 doodles by dean \',,, ,",. f Doio/lowan '. The < '. , ---~~~~~------~~-----~------~ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 19!i5 G~er" Notk.,. must be 1ell al The Dalll' Io ....n olflce. 800m ... Communications Cenler. by 1 p.m. Ihe doy prececlln, publlcAUon. TIIe7 must be Iyped or If(1bly written .lId sll"ed. They will nol be ..,.,eplecl ", P u bll hed d ally .,.copl sunday and MEMBEa DAlLY IOWAN ADVERTiSING STAfF Busin.,.. Manager .. E. John KOt'lmDn phonf. Tbey wllJ no be publlshed more man on. week prior to tt.. even\. 10n day . nd l.e. 1 holidllY' ))v Stud en I AUDIT ::REAU The D.lly Iowan ro"""·o. the rlahl 10 edl\ noll.... Publlcatloru. Inc.. Communl •• Uons , I Asal. Bus. MI[r ... WlUlam J. Vau,h"" -. ClauLried Mer. " M. William Norton Cent., •• Iowa City. Iowa. Enlered . s • ______C_mc __ ~. LATION8 . at 8 p.m. Monday, Jan. 9 ItY'the &eCond clau m alt~r It the pos t' oUke Promotion Mlr ...... AI BUT hl:m at Iowa City, u ndt-r the act oC con ... LIBRARY HOURS - Library Senate Chamber of Old Capitol Ifr.,.. of Me.. h 2, 187e. DAILY IOWAN IDITOalAL STAFF DAILY IOWAN I;IRCULATION TAFF Circulation Mana.er .. MII"" Turnbull hours for the Christmas vaca­ Editor ...... Kirk Boyd tion are as [allows: Manaeln, Editor . .•. . ... J.ck P~1lS4! Dial 4191 If ,OY .0 ..I .euJn MKM8Ea .f lb. ASSOCIATED PRES Wednesday-Friday Dec. 28-30 New. Editor ...... Phyllis FI_fnar The Assoclaled Pre.. IS enrtlled ex­ oHicial daily Jour Oall7 lo"'.n by 7:30 a.m. l\lake" Wire Editor ...... Ctaren Dale -8 5 I.e" I",vlte I. ,lye.n •• all ervlee c1u IvelY to Ihe UM! for r.,publlcatlon a.m. to p.m. City Edllor ...... Ge ... Incl. of all Ihe loc.t nows prinled In this err.,. .t p.ld .. b crlb_ .. If repart •• Asst. 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Bus•• ,bU", .. lions, $l~ per ye",: . Ix monlhs , $5.80: PHI BETA KAPPA-Phi Beta FRmAY, DEC. 23. It5S CDmmuJdtaUon, Center. E ..... Cr•••• A ••·I ••• bllsbe. Ihree month. . $3.25, Kappa members from other chapters who have recently ar­ UNIVERSITY nleD'" .... rived on campus and wish to as­ .re .ebeduled lD ~ 1'nII. sociate themselves with the Al­ 'eat'. oftlce. 014 C...... A Goal Not Reached pha Chapter of the University of TueIdaY, J ... S Iowa should contact Secretary 7:30 a.m. - Resumption of courage to tell their constituents that they M. L. Hult. III University Hall, Classes. During the 1952 campaign the Repub­ extension 2191. mllst be taxed enough to pay for decent 6:00 p.m.-Delta Sigma Pi Inl· lican party hammered away at the record tlation-Old Capitol. of unbalanced budgets during the 20 previ­ schools. DEGREI!I CANDmATES­ S.~ard.y. Jan. , Candidates tor degrees in Febru· ous years of Democratic rule. They prom­ A fedcral school program will cost 7:30 p.m.-Basketball, Michi­ ary may now order oUicial com,· gan State vs. Iowa--Fieldhouse. ised thnt the balancing of the budget would millions of dollars. I'll e nee men t announcements. 9-12 p.m. - Post Ball Ga!1le be one of their main goals. "We can and • • o Place your order before the holl­ Party-Main Lounge, Iowa Me­ day vacation at lhe Alumni will," then-Ceneral EisenhO\ cr said at the Prosperity has brought problems, cs­ morial Union. House, 130 N. MadisQn, across Sun4a.,., Jail. • height of the campaign, pecially on our highways. The hjghways from the Union. 3.5 p.m.-College ot Nursin, Thc budget, of course, hasn't been bal­ can't handle the traffic ancl the states can't BABY·SITJ'ING- The book 01 Capping Program and'RllcepUon handle the problem. The Eisenhower ad­ the cooperative Baby-Sitting -Main Lounge, Iowa Memorial anced dudng the first three years of the Union. ministration has talked for some time of a League will be in the charge Eisenhower adminisb·ation. All during that at Mrs, Jane Everhart from Dec. 4:00 p.m. - Chamber Music I time the administration has given "next­ federal high\ ay program. 20 to Jan. 3. Call her at 8-3060 Concert-Shambaugh AudltDrl· um. year" promises. But th goal of 1952 ha This, also, will cost millions of dollars. if you want a sitter or it informa­ • • tion about jolning the league Is 7:00 p.m.-Union Board Free never been abandoned. desired. Movle, "A Star Is Born"-Maln The budget can't be balanced if these The Ladies Bristle Lounge, Iowa Memorial Unl",n. Now a change in budget policy may be needs are to be met - and most of them HUMANITIES SOCIETY-The 8:00 p.m.-Iowa MounlaUlters .. forthcoming. The "next-year" promises will Right-Wingers Hit League of Women Voters Travelogue, "Kayaks Down the must be met. Graduate College and Humani­ b chucked for good. President Eisenhow­ With Charges of Communist Influence ties Society will hear Prof. Rich­ Nile'· by John Goddard - Mac­ There can be DO cuts in the present ex· bride Auditorium. cr's State of the Union message may set By CARLETON KENT ard Popkin of the SUI Depart­ penditures. Charles Wilson, who previously apparently have missed material ment of Philosophy in a lecture (I'or Inlonn.Uon ..,... 41,.. elates. be­ I. down th new government policy. (Reprinted from yond thll schedule. see rKel'valiOru In sliced defense spending as Secretary of like this in their seleclive search FIELDING YOST. Michigan entitled "Skepticism and the the office of Ihe PresIdent. ·Old The new policy will be to meet emer­ lhe Chl c~go Sun-Times) for objectionable items. . 1 900' Counter-Reformation In France" C8'llUol.) , coach d urmg the ear y I s- Defense, is asking for more money this Maybe they also overlooked I " gencies as they arise with whatever they WASHINGTON D.C. - The "The will to win is not worth a year. Lcague of Women Voters is this recent statement of Mrs. 11 cd in the way of money. nickel if you do not have the will The administration may try to slide The Changing South, 1955- In agriculture an emergency exists. The bristling with ladylike indlgna- John G. Lee, president of the to prepare." farmer is suffering financially and may take around a policy reversal in the wording of tion over a mounting right-win~ League of Women Voters: President Ei enhower's message, but the attack on its activities in bipar- One cannot honestly support • • • his spite out in the voting booth tbis No­ . . . the purpose and pOlicies of the meaning will , be there: the balanced bud­ H, G. WELLS, In "Discovery ., , vember. \Isan politics. I League of Women Voters and be of the Future" - "The past is Schools: No ·. Monev~ A soil-rental program and higher price get is no longer the major goal. League officials have declared other than unalterably opposed but the .beginnlng of a beginning. This change in policy drives what could it would be bad enough to be ac- to communism - to totalitarlan­ supports will cost about one billion dol­ cused of siding with either the ism in any form. One cannot and aU thal is and has been in lars. be call ed "New Deal Thinking" deeper into Republican or Democratic par- work i.n the league and tall to but the twilight of the dawn. A o o • both parties. For years the Republican ties, tor the organization ):las al- recognize the . menace and threat day will come when beings who But Many (hil~r(m . ways been careful to pursue its that communISm pr,;sents to all , , , Th" Communist bloc has switched its party has said that the government should are now latent in our thoughts course without considering parti- we h old most dear. (This is the second in a ser­ __pressure from military to economic fields. he run on a business-like basis. and hidden in our loins shall .sanship or personaHties. * • • stand upon this eart!l as one ies of five articles on the Negroes, and in 1930 nearly 80 •.- To meet this the state department will ask Covernment 'is not a business, Its pur­ But now it is ac sed of "veer- PART of the trouble seems to stands upon a footstool, and shall changing South by tne New per cent. iL1Creasecl foreign programs. pose is not to make money or balance ing very much to e left" by an be that the League also believes laugh and reach out th,elr hands Orleans Item. Friday's article But the segregation-educaUon ,• tor aic~ will deal with the political problem remains. What will the It may run as high as two billion dol- books. Its purpose is to see that the needs official of the Am rican Legion, that communism can be defeated amid the stars." the executive eomm\tlee of without losing constitutional lib­ changes). South do about it? '~ Jars. To be Hective in hitherto ignored of the people are met and, as Theodore which recently recommended It erties of Americans in the pro­ • • • NEW ORLEANS, La. • • • Education has always been a TWO PATTERNS are emer,· .. ~r('as of the world (India, Burma, the Roosevelt said, that every man hilS a chance disown or revam a study pro- cess. MARLON BRANDO - "An ])uzzlin, problem in the South. lI,g. In several "border s1ates· Middle East) It may be upped to three to show the stuff that's in him. ject on th ~ groun that some of The league's look at the Con­ actor is a guy who, if you ain't We have so many children and _ Arkansas, Tennessee• .K4n­ Its material was~epared by a ' stitutiQn and BlIl of Rights is talking about him, he' ain't lis- ' ~o little money. We have the tucky, Maryland, North C~lolina . 1)·ilIion. within pne year. . • • • Commurtist sympathizer: construed by writers in various o - tening." will to pay for their education and Missouri - steps toward In- • • Mr. Eisenhower, a man who knows • 0 ~ right-wing publications as an a t- but not the means. tegration have been taken. Thc blighted areas (Jndu try h:1s left, better than many of his fellow Republicans THE PAMPHLET involved is tack on gOITerhment loyalty-se­ • • • one of a series iSsued by the curity programs and invesllga­ The very states that have the But in most ot these areas the -crops are failing) of our land have long the pace of the times, has realized this. Freedom Agenda, a program of tion of communism. HARRY OVERSTREET, in greatest number of school-age Negro population is relatively "The Mature Mind" - "It is children per wage - earning small and resistance to integra- been negl cted. Both parties now agree It will no doubt be a hard pill for many grass-roots community discus- This seems to the league to be uever easy, even at the best, lor adults, South Carolina and Mis- tion correspondingly less. that these must not be ignored. Republicans tb swallow. Many analyzers of sions on individual li?ert.ies distreSSingly wide ot the mark. the individual (of our day) to sissippi, are also the 44th and It is different where there are guaranteed by the' ConstitutIOn Even a cursory examination of No estimate has been made of what this the news will interpret further shifts in Re­ build sound knowledge linkages 48th states in per cl.>ita income. large Negro populations, In and the Bill of Rights. . ·the treatises indicates to the with his world; but it becomes A look at the adjoining some rural sections of the South will cost. publican policy as admissions that the . T?e Freedom Agenda proJect casual reader that the dominant h:finitely difficult for him to do chart, which shows the amount the Negroes outnumber the • • • Democrats were right in their handling of I~ directly sponsored by the C~r- theme is this: fie Chapman Catt Memoflal . . so In a culture atmosphere where of income in each Southern state whites and cannot easlly be Our school problems are getting worse. the government for 20 years. Many Repub­ Fund which the league set up That If the indiVIdual freedoms education is both exalted and per child of school age, tells why "sorted out" by residential areas. despised; where the same two it is hard for the South to make These are the areas where the ' ARM Some states are too poor to solve them. lican congressmen will fight any such shift in 1947 as a tax-exempt research o~ the Constitution and Bill ot . I f. and education foundation. Rights are eroded under the parents send him to school, want its educational ends meet. resistance will be strongest, based City Ath Other states have been hog. tied by con· III po icy. Sin c e 1954 the Freedom guise of fighting communism, him to bring home grades they • •• on an overwhelming sentiment day that servative legislatures. In states like Iowa, If the U,~ited States is to progress rlt Agenda has bee~ granted a.little ~hey are inj,ured just as mucp as can view with pride, talk about SOUTHERN CHILDREN don't among the whites for l,l~mllted southpaw the impractability of what Is get as much education IlS the na- schools. had been too many school districts are a problem. home and ab 'oad, however, sllch a shift in over $100,000 by the Fund for If CommunJsts set out to wreck the Republic, directed by Robert them. learned In school, ad m ire tional average. The U.S. Bureau • • • physician. In most . tat~ tl1~ poli dans haven't the governmental thinking is necessary. people less {or what they know of the Census shows that per­ IN SOME Southern c1tie~, it 15 business Maynard Hutchins. former Uni- I • • • < versity of Chicago chancellor, THE DIRECTOR of the Free­ then for what they o\yn andl sons 25 years of age and older hoped that the Negroes will ac­ received a which itself is under fire on Gom Agenda program ls Dr. Al­ make it clear that teachers ate In the United States have had, cept "voluntary segregation" and Bennett of similar charges. fred H. Kelly, who says the nobodies compared with busi- OQ the average, a little more than continue to attend the 'SchoolB',ln pital in How To Spot .A Communist Front The 400-odd local discussion pamphlets under attack were se­ nessmen and movie stars." nine years of schooling. their own neighborhoods. groups are being condemned on lected in general "tor their In­ But in Louisiana and South 1n many 01 the larger clUes the ground that they "foster telligence and moderation in po- • • • Carolina they have had only 7.6 and even in some of thlt rural ),ears. That means Southern school districts, the most con­ A branch of the United States govern­ )jevers in civil rights and civil liberties. communism." sition." PRIME MINISTER ANmONY ~ children stop school earlier than venient schools lor Negroes 'to . ment, trying once m re only to be helpful, . And the American Legion has Kelly, a professor at Wayne EDEN, opening his speech in attend are those already set up . they do anywhere else in the Soviet has blundered into thc lise of witch-hunting "Does the organization receive publicity urged re-evaluation at the en­ University, Detroit, Is personally parliament - "I should also like country. , and 'operating in their own resl· Ure program "in determining the day it is acquainted with how far of[ the to thank. the honorable member If we believe in education. den tia I areas. .. -techniques. . and promotion in communist publications?" extent of influence of pro-Com­ beam government security-loyal­ training . from Gloucestshire West for the why don·t we keep them in Residential segregation throuah . munists associated with the pro­ ers in ' lop This time ;t is the Senate Internal Se- asks the booklet. One glance at the Com­ ty investigations can get. "ery remarkable speech. cover­ School? the years will encourage vol\lJl- ject." In a recent Senate Hearing, it ing the whole area of the Middle Olympics in cmity subc0l1'!mittee. The last time it was munist Daily Worker should convince the o .. •• tary educational segregation now . • • waS revealed he had ben listed East with the very exceptional ONE ENCOURAGING fact is But this will be true only if the subcommittee of the futility of using this ISOLATED SENTENCES and the Department of Defense· by Army security probers as knowledge which he Dossesses. that we are trying to raise Negro sch~ls are really equal - paragraphs are laken from some • • • as a deterrTlining factor. Many worthy or­ having approved a Communist­ I hope that I sholl not embarrass teacher pay and school standar~s. in buildings, ~uipment and in­ of the Freedom Agenda pam­ iront student organization. him if I say that I think I was The Defense Department issued to ganizations, clearly non-communist, receive phlets and quoted by the right­ Louisiana ranks fourth in the struction - to neighbortnl white It turned out Kelly had, in in almost complete agreement nation in the percentage of its schools. army personnel in the eastcrn states publicity in the Worker. AFL and CIO wing publications that join the with every word he said." attack as evidence that commu­ fact, recommended the organiza­ income spent on schools. North *.. earliel' this year a booklet entitled "How to labor union rrtetings are puhlicized. So are •• Carolina is seventh, South Car- ONE TROUBLE with "separate nism has insinUated itself in the tion be kicked of! the campus, !ll. meetings of social clubs, especially in Man­ and was in tact an outspoken an­ • , (llina twelfth. but equal" education In the past Ohio Spot II Communist." It contained such League of Women Voters. LeSall. 7~, b.'\ttan. Is it to be assumed that these Many other sentences and ti-Communist - as witness this GOVERNOR AVERELL ,BAR. There seem to be two solutions was that it was separate. but Sol." HIli dOll btfnl informrltion as: remark to the inquiring sena­ RlMAN, speaking on jUVenlle[to this educational problem. olten nol equal. Many Southern S ••lbu" ~ groups are R. p fronts? • paragraphs in the ame pamph­ Tenl .., "A communist will talk a lot about civil lets which indicate vigorous an­ tors: delinquency - "When we look Either the richer states help the states; however - Louislanl WIIlI.m " M. "Are its projects promoted in the Work­ "I at the haz.ards a growing; . child poorer states educate their chil- among them - have made rapid We,1 VI,.lal. rights' and civillibertie•... he will talk a ticommunism ar~ :lgnored. have never been a member CtnDectlclIl ~ . n.ust surmount, it Is amulnll tiren through tederal aid to edu- progress in this respect in recebt I er?" is anothc;.r question. That, too, is not Also ignored IS the league's of the Communist Party, am not Plall.fly,nll .Iot about Negro problems ... he will talk now a member, and unless I lose so few go wrong." cation - or the Southern states years. Klrhvllle, Mo revealing. Many worthy non-communist protest that in atly case what nu ••1s Norm .a lot about labor unions . . . he will use these authors havej,o say doesn't my" mind I will never be a mem­ • • . • will have to Increase their per The South has the same PI'Ob- liS Clly) projects are promoted in the Worker, only JOSEPH ST capita income in order to have len'lS as the re~! of the country - Mu•• , l1li. E 'words like fascist and reactionary." have to be agree~Jto by any ot ber." Ma... cllu.aeU. because the Reds want to look like they its members-thatt their essays Subsequently Army Sec. Wil­ LIN, in 1947 more money available tor edueat- crowded buildings, teacher. short· San Franellto This obviously could be said of many are meant to stimulate discus­ bert M. Brucker publicly apolo­ "In our times ing their own children. ages, cramped pay scales and S •• U. C.r.lh" are forces behind them, Actually, com­ is not the • •• lock of ready money lor Penn Slate ill, 'liberal and not-so·liberal minded people. sion and study. . gized to Kelly. and ordered all ex· ftlellmoftd Utf, munists are not wanted in these campaigns INSERT a ladies page 2? derogatory misinformation about to give any COMPLICATING the whole panding school needs. B.wd.ln 1M, I The department, after protests from the I It , Seuthern Calli . and, in many cases, wish to harm them. The gratuitous c~nsor!t of the him expunged from the Army's sideratlon to picture ot education in the South also has its own special TOI .. 68, Sull v\merican Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) weak - con IS the Supreme Court's edict that problems - segrelatlon. In Ril' .'... url ~J. ' !1 Freedom Agenda s(udy material security record. Easter. lit Inot MDoes the organization cooperate with ) eration is segregation must end. ticular, and the difficult tr.nsl· dropped the bookl~t. n.rld. h, Pil other fronts in peace campaigns and other only t 0 The Negro himself is easing tion trom a low-income rutal W.rlbu;r l1li, I • • • strong.... this problem somewhat by leav- economy to ind,ustralizatLori ' aDd UCLA it, Daq projects?" says the booklet. What does co­ Co •., ». iIIld, This week the Senate subcommittee 0) • • Ing the South in great numbers. higher living and educational Brt,llam YUUll operation mean? Does it mean, as manv REI N H 0 L Tl)ere are something over 15 mil- standards. 0111. 81.1. IC!!. :warned Americans against getting tangled Old (JapilolJememter:l ».,Ion IIC. WI people will interpret it, that all projects N IE B U H R - Hon Negroes in the U.S., a little Much ot the South'. future kan ... U, C., 'lip on Communist fronts, and, in a new "Our best chance CiVer 60 per cent ot them living progress depends on how It WIshln,lon ~ which Red fronts approve are subvefllive • 0 .. 1...... CII! :'IIandbook for Americans," gave some tips , One Year Ago Today for survival lies not in our mod- In the South. 1n 1940 the South Isolves these perplexing pro- 41 (overlln and harmful. Democrats in congress served notice they will demand a full esty and patience. We cannot I:ad 72 per cent of the nation's blems. . ,Rlee ..t, TeK:l! On how to spot these groups. H.mllne fl7. A • • • airing of President. Eisenhower's plan to cut armed manpower by master the forces of history, but . * * * * * 'Ir Hulln.I•• (Ir A ..... (MI • .,01 The handbook runs 100 pages and is Much of this thought was used by Sen­ 4 million men. ~~m~ay be able to beguile The South Has Far 1'0 GO . .. deSigned, the committee report said in Br.... I'. Colli ator MeCartpy before the American public CI.clnn.1i , Five Years Ago Today • ' I as • " witch-hunt language, "to help alert the Am­ • 1ncomes per child of school age T •••• Se.&"e" got wise to him. It is useless in the control The Eighth Army commander General Walker was killed north •• Rank . Incollle _ . , ...... II ::eriean pcople to the real nature of the Iy_vllle na' of communism, which should be effected of Seoul. ERICH FROMM - "In the 1. New York ...... ,...... ,11,214 00 President Truman came hom to Missouri Friday to spend nineteenth century the problem : enemy in ollr midst and the insidious char­ hy FBI agents and not untrained individu­ 2. Nevada ...... :...... , 11. Christmas at his family hearth. was that God is dead; in the : acter of the methods employed." 27. Florida ...... '! ...... 6, •• als. It makes good Americans afraid to twentieth century the pl'oblem Is 33. Virginia ...... lI,al , It lists the communist-front groups (so join progreks\ve organizations, for fear that -I Ten Year. Ago Today that man is dead," 37. : labeled by the attorney general's office) in in later years they will be called "com­ SUI, the defending Big Ten baikj;)tball champions, defeated the 41. ~~~~::! .. : :::: : ::::::: : ~~::: : :::~: :: :. : :: :::: : :::~ :::. = ~::: ::. :. :::1: Illini, 41-39, in an excitingly clOSE! iame. A crowd of 14,200 per- • • • 42. ••• wUhoal the United States. Many are no more than munistic." It actuaIIy aids the very com­ Services , sons watched the game In the Iowa..,leiqhouse. . . ALBERT SCHWEITZE. 43. ~~:~~~ .. ~ :::::: ::::: ::: ~: : :: ::: := : ::: :: : :~~:: : ~: : :~ :::: :: :: :: ~:: : : =~ ,':!:m I socialist discussion groups. munist forces that those who spread it say . ' , ".) "Impart as much as you can ot . 44. North Oaroiina ...... ,...... :...... : ...... :...... 4,21 N.pldlll, M ,"kI, ele. The report sums up by giving 15 meth­ they are attempting to cripple. -I Twenty Year. Ago Today " ;.. ! . your spiritual belne to those will) 411. South Carolina ...... ) ...... , ...... : ... :...... ~ ...... "3:;; Italian spurces were 'loncerned ov~r England's appointment hfl are on the road with you, and 46. ods of spotting a communist front. 'Fllese Americans-should be as wary of its use . Anth0!l~ Ed~n as toreign secretal'Y of Enaland. Some spy that Eden ocoeJlt BII . som~hirl' p'rec~us 47, ~~~::t. :::: :~:::::: : : : :::::~: : :::: : :::::::~: : ::. : : ::~ ::::: :: ::: :: ~: : : :~:~ ::'U H~ should cause the most disgust among be· as they are 'Of joining "communist fronts .... fs )taly'5 chief enemy' ln England. . what' comes tei you tram them." 48. MlsJissippl ._ ...... 1...... 3,IQ \ 121 Sou .. 'til DAIL lOW S_..... ell ,la..-TIuu.. n-. b; l lU-l"ap I in Bowl Classics- ,-

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[Jan. 9 Irr the At 10:11 we 1n\1ite JOU Us­ Old Capitol Franklin's to Strong Ground Games len to forty-five minutes 01 re­ rroeshln1 rDOmirtl awlDcII .... on ~ . PASADENA. Calif.. KITCHEN CON C E R T. this ichl.an tale and UCLA are role. "I'm confident thesoe boy mornln& {.... lurl'" performances 2d Hall Drive capable oC erill fireworks but will (iv Oklahoma an they've by puI.oiat Leonard Pennar{o. Ros Bowl footbaU fans can ,ot." Ez.1o Plnza, and the Royal Opera look for mo of the explosions Oklahoma's Coach Bud Wil­ House On:heatra. to com on the p'ound when the kinson h arcued th t Maryland ACROSS THE BACK FENCE, (ops Vidory t a cia h Mnday. ed,~ , has a strong phychologieal anoth r holiday ftoature on So It appeared Wedn~sdlY as d B y LABay WATT m Inly beau of th Ire to WSUI, Is produeed by the CBC; the BII T nand PaeUie Coast aven e the slmlin, 7-0 defeat lI's a dl.scu ion or Canadian­ Dail I...... lalt c.,. ....aa& Can terence representatlv went the Terps took Cram Oklahoma Am rican rt'lalions. You'U hear Ihroulh roulln drUIs. ir the Oran Bowl two years Franklin Hieh School of eMar It at eleven thl mornln,. Ob. rv TS at the MSU workout 810. Rapids down~ Iowa City Hl,h MUSICAL CHATS. at one, ot­ Babe Zaharias ITeM lhat All-America qu rtl"r­ Th t 10 . was xtremely em­ In a rou,h and ruUM eonl t back Earl Morrall, whose opllon; b me Inl. beeau e , ryl nd h d fers th complete perrormance 01 here Wednesday niabt, 52·38. Posing for TV Cam ra al run or pa perlonnanc8 been voled th national eh mp­ Mozart's "Requlem," un, by the The lirlit half or Ihe pm 18"t the MJchl,.n Stat toes a Ion at the end of the relU1ar Robert Shaw Chorale with the could not hall!' ~n plaYM RCA Victor Orchestra, of * * * • ason lull 01 headach ,Is the ason and wa a solid !avorlle cl r, .inc n~lth r telm was key man to Witch on hi it.m. over No. 3 Oklahoma. TODAT' bl to, in more than a two Pneumonia But Morrall has a d adly col­ Wilkinson. however, I not con· .,08 Momln. Ch_1 po nt m r,ln. The b If nded I tion of aide In th backfield, cemed about hi s team's attitude. : ~ ~ N ...... with Franklin holdJn, a llim, Und~ntandl ... Other Cu lures Babe Zaharias Returns Indudln.. Walt Kow,lc~yk, who He &a)'s team spirit Is "our bj,- .,110 RlIndolph ",en 23·22 1 ad. b"n(ed out 584 yards 1 t The Book'" It , tat." : :" Mo",ln. F. lure E rly In th To H'ospital son. and Clart'nce PeaJu, Oklahoma's naUon I champ- ~,.. New. Ih quick b k by Franklin many think Is the team'. Ions have been established as :~ ~ ~ Kitch", Cf)ft('ft1 forwards ,ave them 8 m rain FORT WOllTH. Tex. A.....,.. ".. Baclt "."('41 all-round b ck. ven-polnt [avorlt ov r Mary- 11 : 15 W. H II whlcb th Llnl.! Hawks w r not B be Zaharla. Camo woman Proud"RhytJun Ibmbl_ The 19a-pound Junior from I nd, th No. 3 I m In th - :~ . : _. bl to cut dO\A.·n . In th fourth IOU r who had been spendln, a Flint, d pite an ankl InJur~·n SOcl81~ Pre. poll, In Monday's Ir· Lel1n P'rom lIaI,. quart r Iowa Clly wu Ibl to Christmas holidey h re, Will the No\rt' Dame ,ame In mld· return en, , ment betw.en th I 08 Mu.lal C'oall t with n Ix pain of th ir op­ flown b ck to Calve !on', John 'WI October, pined 316 yards. aridlron Ilanls. 2,01 SION 0,.,. pon nl , but th n FrankUn's fast ~ Iy Hospital W dn day with UCLA probably will rely on bre k h Ipcd th m to buUd UP a new aliment. pneumonia. th m ball carrl ra who 1..... IOWA CITY'S JERRY STACK hUB the floor, while an unldentUled Cedar Rapid player look a safe 12 point 1 ad which them Into the R Bowl, wltb on. Iowa City Hleh lost the ball eame to Franklin IlIl'b c:.hool Wedlltlda, aleh& maJal,. elite to She I8ld tihe mu t hive been Soviet Parliament sur d Ih m ot victory. str1ck n Monday whll po In' 2033 y rds ,Ined n rQut, ~ e superior belr ht ot tlte Franklin playen . It was a rouch and rurred con~ In "bleh maD, For Iowa City It wu Jim Lu­ out ot door for TV cameramen. m Brollln, Jim Deck r and full­ toull were ealled. To Hear Leaden per, • 6·1 c nt r, who ouck­ A doctor dlun ed the Illness back Bob D venport. the bread ·t d 14 pol nil Bnd did n excel- j;S pneumonia Wedne day morn­ and butt r boy • MOSCOW (R") - A jolo1 ses- 1 nt job on 6-S lIod, r Helm In,. Brown nd Deck r, parllcu­ Ion of the two hous of the who oppo. ed him In Ih pivot 1r . Zaharlas came h re II t Inri.)', al n, with 11 r rve named Sovl l Parliament - the $u­ ··············1 Olson Readies for Fight spot. Saturday lor a &hart vacation Chuck Holloway, are youn, men pr me Sovlel - haa been called Ports • . , Lora McGulr 'ola the COM from th C.lve ton ho~pltal, who can ",0 II the w 'I." lor 10 a.m. iolCow tim Thurs­ hllh co r tor the Hawkl t., wh re he has been und I' oln, Drown ama. d an ama%lnl 82' dtiy. i Plans To Regain Crown with 8 points. X-ray tr at menta for pain. In yards Ind Davenport, who miss- Ob rvtra expect it will hear horts • SAN FRANCISCO (11)) - Sid Flaherty I takin, h ex·middle­ Ron Skinner ltd Franklin with her rllht hlp and Ie, th put ed a couple at m I du to .. leporu by Communlsl party S I weight champion away from the bright lI,h to gel hlm ready lor 17, tollowed by H 1m with 11 . month. Sh has underlone lur­ kn InJurY. the cond I d- chief Nlklta KhrUlhchev lIod rowa City's ff:,ular tart r , ry twice tor cancer. Ing around ,ainer, with 889. C.a...... Prom • a try at re,alnin, the crown. Pr ml r Nikolai Bul,anln on "'..... 1 •• Pr.. . DI ....I.... • "We're leaving next week lor a spot away trom It all," sold FI - Clyd Chapman was Injur d In "I took a hot bath Monday, til Ir recent Allan tour and other the ~fore-th~,am warmup then w nl out In Ihe yard In my •• ,herly, ml)n~ier a Carl (Bobo) Olson. "I wan I to ,et him away [rom Morale High Before matters . • • • . ev(rybody and everythIng, with nolhlng on his mind but Ir,lnln, and did not play In the cant t. pajamu and robe to po e for Th me trouble ~f Il Hawk· sam t levlslon pholoeraph rs ." NOT TRUE - "Absolutely un- and thinklnl things out for hlm. elt." Orang. Bowl Grid Tilt NGU H Olson wa kl'ockcd out at the ----- let Jerry Stock, who I 11 down the Bab explained betor leav­ true," Assistant Coach Warren In th first qua:-t r nd wu not In,. HEREFORD. Enlland (A') Gi se at Mary1al1d sold Wedoes­ middJewejght chamolonshlp at Lak until Just h rare the Cl,ht able to r turn to th .ame till "Then I went out to the lolt Polle in pecton uld Michael da)' to an Assocla t d Press rebort Chicago Occ. 9 by Sugar Ray and he'U I t . trrl,ht ned out all ft r hal!Um . caul' awhile. I thOUlht It wa Went knocked down thr pa­ he right,' said Flaherty. - which said that has signed a Robinson, and Flaherty sold he Iowa City Ul'ed a hlttln, m n­ warm enou,h, but 1 aue It lie m n 20 11m before they Icontract to be head football was Invoking the return bout Clcar Lak I a summ r r ort to-m n d all thoulh th \4'lsn·t .. • w re able to ,t him be.hlnd coach at So:..lh Carolina. r"" provision at the fight contract. ,arne, nd empha.l~ed full court She awoke Wedn day. ahe ban, n explaln~ : "I was lOa .•. . • • ke indicated Ihe two would mcct pr sold, with a b d p In In h I' drunk I couldn't walle, and I • at San Francisco's Cow Palace In • • • chelt and w. s un bl to breathe mu t hay pulled ih m ~own TRACK STARS - A score of . February, but said a definite Tn th , In , Frank- \\. 11. with me as I fell."

T JOTmer Midwest college track date would not be announced lin's r TV d C t d low City, $tars will compete In the Third until later. :16·36. BI11 Fulton and Jim Tom­ Annual Holiday Meet sponsored "1 have the word of JIm Norris Ohio State Downs lelroson were hilh cor n for the by the University of Chicago or the lBC that Robinson will Hawkl II wlth 7 poln e ch. Track Club this Friday. One of fight us in February," Flaherty De Paul U., 83·71 10"A ClTr the meet highJjghts will be a pole said. COLUMBUS. Ohio (A")- Robln 1'0 f'T vault duel between Don Laz, In New York, Robinson's co­ M.G.'re, I . • .•• 1 Frecman alain ltd Ohio State lin •• I ...... ': former lIlini star; Jerry Wei- manager, Ernie Bracca, said L.,t"r. t •••••• • bourne, ex-Ohio State ace; and Sugar Ray was "anxious to right Wedneday nlaht as he buck ted I Mc<'.,'e'f.'''. It.. •• '". ... •.. , Eeles Landstorm. the European the rematch as SOCln as po slbl ," 21 ~lnu In n 83-7~ b k iball • l,.l.a . ,I' .., . champion now attending Michl- Bracca said Robinson will start ta••• r ...... I trJumph ovcr D Paul. II wa the Tela' . '" 1:, ga n. training Jan. 8 at Greenwood Classified AUIOI for $Qre Apartment tor Ren1 Who Doe. It sixth str I'ht win lor Ihe 15th- .. aANKl.IN Lake, N.Y. He si< ld Feb. 24 was to f areas \he ranked BU ck!!yes. "r Advertising Rates I BUY JUNX£RS. Ph"". ,o41. 1- 1 R ,.OR R NT: Four -r oom l partln nl. pli- DO IT YOU'll. ELI " 'lIh toolo from • • • the tentative dL'te tor the re­ "'.a". , 1 J I relat1v~ly T ••• , • • .... t • I ---...... --:-"""':'-":";""---.-;'-- va bo,h a liable '.0\1.. I. DIal fIknockout was America luard 268 points In 8 J.h" .ft., .. .,. a t .• On Day II<' Word less. pic speed skating leam left by " '.Ue...... : .. a IIn>l Youort from Dr. Geo. Ten Insertion 8 Month. Bennett of Johns Hopkins Hos­ Marciano Ranked 1st in Heavies Each Insertion, Pen for Sole pital in Baltimore that Shantz' .. _ 804 a Column Inch BUY qualllY c~h"' . Dtal 4ft>O. I-l~ arm showed up s.:lisfactory in a NEW YORK (JP) - Rocky Mar­ recent check:..p. ciano, Archie Moore and Car- son came out of retirement to LIGHTWEIGHTS: champion, ., men Basilio rank alone In their knock out Bobo Olson and win Wallace (Bud) Smith; contend­ Child Car. respective divisions In the an- back the middleweight Utle. 4191 ers. Jimmy Carter and Dulllo CHRJSTOPHl!;R ROBIN Pr.· och<>o). • • • !lual bo)C:ing ratings of Ring ma- Nine Deaths In BoxW LoJ, llaly. Phone ... 1781. II·iII AMERICAN METHODS - The FEATHERWEIGHTS: champ­ Personal Soviet Union admitted Wednes­ gazine. There were nIne deaths In For the third year in a row. boxing, Including three In the ion, Sandy Saddler; contendeJ'S, day it is using some American Fred Caliana. Spain, and Ciro PERSONAL loan on ~wrll.", Fender training methods to get its row­ Marciano overshadowed his en- United States. One of the men phonOlrophs. _rn equlpm~ol . ""d tire field in the' •. actually died ot a heart attack Mora en, Cuba. ,..... ,tty. K~k·J:)'. Lo.n Co., 121 s. anti ers. in top shape f9t. ll)e 1956 Caollol. 1·l5ft world ratings as and another due to an injury re- BANTAMWEIGHT8: champ­ Olympics in Australia. Ion. Robert Cohen, France; con­ MOVlCD to neW' loutlon, 121 S. C.pltol. undisputed ceived in a sports carnival exhi- ,round floor. Phone U35. HOCK·lYE vyweight cham bltion In a Vienna faclory where tenders, Mario D'Agata. Italy, LOAN COMPANY. 121 S. CaJ)lIol. 12- 30 Body Work ion. Ihere was no medical supervision. and Billy Peacock. II Cage Scores Moore, rated in In 1954, there were 6 ring fatal- FLYWEIGHTS: champion, Ignition by ,. both the neavy-. .itiell as compared to 21 in 1953. Pascual Perez, Argentina; con­ CARBURETORS EXPO. WOIKMEN I tenders, Leo Espinosa, Philip· _d.ho SI.t. 81. Loyal. 0' lb. So.,h a:I weight and light The ftlree men who died alter GENERATORS STARTERS Columbia 70, Sint. CI. r& i:t (over- he a v y classes, U.S. bouts were middleweight pines, and Young Martin. Spain. 11m. ) Briggs & Stratton Moton Kennedy Auto Mart . Rt . John', (Brooklyn ) 97. F.rdham 113 was rated wlth- Bryan Thompson 01 Philadelphia ADV I .TI •• • • HT Ohl. U n'.er1J ty HI, Arlt Ona 16 708 II"...... DrIve LaS.lle a. Syr. .... 12 out a at Trenton, N. J .• April 17; mid- PYIAMID SavlCU "It isn't the lost mink coat I'm wOrryin, about. it'. S.len H.n ,<4. VIr,lnIA T ••b 1141 co n te n d e r dlewei.Cht J ose Contreras of 621 S. Dubuque Dial 5723 DIAL 7373 the blonde that', In It!" S.alhrn JII.lhdl. , 61. Ar...... ~ i If you',. leaving T.u. 416. reus Chrliliu fI4I I g h th e a v y Taunton. Mass.. at P rOVidence, WIIII.m " Mary 100. Rhod. r. land 9G champion. He also was No. 1 R.I., May II, and welterweJlht engineering school • Wel l VI'rIJlI... 7M, FI. ,I ... Slat. 8!/ challenger to Marciano. Ferman King of Tampa. Fla .• at • • .,CH~YOUNG CeftaeoUcut a, 8r. ,,'n 6(1 Peanl yl"•• I .. fie, , 'e"a. T~ e b )11 In the welterweight division Tampa, Dec. I. due to finance or personaJ ru ­ Klr • • vllle, Mo .• 9", ..... Wel le),an 1'.1 Basilio was placed above all in Champions and the two top sons. let in touch with the Col­ IIU ..... Normal 73. R • • • b ...... (K ..• • • • C U lT) 10 his class. conten.ers In each weight divi- lins Radio Company personnel IIhrray ft, B.. tt . n KUI ..ky .1 1,'768 Boxers Ranked sian ot the annual ratings: department in Cedar Ra pids...... b • •• II. :.I. Amh .... 1 ,\.~ Cood Jobs are waitine for draIts­ S.n "~ ran ~J.eo 8' , O e l)· Cr. " {it A totai of 1,768 of the 6,949 HE.\VXWf;JGHT : champion, men and radio technicians. These S.ulb C.r.II". 11.'1. Ooor, l. UlI boxers registered In the world Rocky Marciano; contenders, P.nn Slate 78, Tol.d. I~i jobs can lead to design and oth.u "'ebmon' !Hf, Army Jl..t were ranked In the various di- Archie Moore and Bob Baker. more l'e$ponslble positions In the B ....dol .. 1M, 1I ..... ard tul visions with the welterweight L I G H T HM VYWEIGHTS: , So.t". rn C.III.rnla , ... Bayl.r 3fI en&ineerlnl department.. depend Tal .. UlI. S •• llIe /Ill delegation 01 408 men leading champion, Archie Moore; con­ ing on your qualificatlons. JUliour. 11, ·Sebr• • h lUI the fjeld. tenders, FJoyd Patterson and EaKerD IIIln.l. ~ G. SI. Amltro., ~O Write, • . a.nd live us com­ FI.rld. t A. Pltbbur,b , ~ Champions In all eight division Willie P,strano. plete information about yoUl W.rl~u', l1li, K.n 1111 .) 8~ defended their titles and four MlDDLEWI!lGHTS: champion, education and/or experiCmcl!l In­ UCLA ~!, Duq.e.ne ~, C.lh "" Mlddl. bury U new champs were crowned. Two Ray Robinson; contenders, Carl terviewa will be art'llllled and a ..,b.", Y"u"l 911, D. ,r.11 H of the new titleholders were in (Bobo) ·Olson, and Charles Hu­ your travel expenlN!s lor inter­ Oltl. 81.1. iCI. D. P ... I ft the welter division where Tony mez. viewin, and movinl w lU be pald. n., &Gn AI, W • • bh•• t •• a .. " Lee M to ••a ... tll. CorDell ti& DeMar co dethroned Johnny Sax- WELTEllWEIGHTS: champ­ Address your application Arnold Pyle. Director of ~n­ Wa.ltln,l'n M. WII •• noln 11.'1 ton and was, In turn, toppled by ion, Carmen Basilio; contenders, O.I ....m. CU, ... Okl.h.ma A " M nel, Collins Radio Company, C~ f7 (uerUme) Basilio. Tony DeMarco and Joh nny Sa,,- Rapids, 10WL ,81 •• II', Tenl A " M 81 dar a.mll .. e G1. ADdu• • n 64 Wallace (Bud) Smith took the ton. .. Hantle,I ... (lad.) 17. Del.olt Te e~ 119 Ilght weight honors from J immy I~.iiiiiii_iiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-'_ii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ Ad"a. (MI... . ) II, "'.. ...pl.- n ( O.I ~ ) 10 • Carter and Sugar Ray Robin- B,• • • lyn Con.,e 17. CCNY 11.'1 Clnclnn.tI 09. Vlr,ln" 119 Te,... S.ulb.rn 14, S.. lhea . 'ere 0.· IOWA'S: FINESJ · 1.hama ;1 • Ev.... vIU. (I.d.) 19, H.,.I.-lIlm",.. . Guaranteed IncOI1l' !)O • · $11.214 ,. 9 Vitamins and Mineral. · u;2dO · 6 .... DON'T GET OJor!eJJ • 20% More Protein 5.BlI Calelam aDd r ...... b ... 6,01' MARRIED •• DRY CLEANING ... 611 , , , wlllloa' seelDl' our BrI.. . AND Tastes Better, Tool 8ervlcetl • , , IDvluuo...... a. I PIlI MONItOOPlNG · 4.5» Napldna. Matcb..... We4dID. ,"u, etc. ·S4., Varsity Cleaners : C..J'-:I 1.7 HALL'S ",.,••• 're.... e c ...... Ii2lS 127 South Dubuque 17 E. Wuhlnnon • Dial 4151 8.001 ' ~.I"iI - ~',~ ~TJR DAlLY JOWAN-loW1l City. Ia.-Thor•• Dee. 29, 1955 .. It, Happened in lowa-":' 362 Days 'Til -Christmas Youths Use.. Air Eorce H Girl As Live 4t~ Petition Filed iu I ~eyeals New Rifle Target Worst Iowa Crash Weapon Plan WASHINGTON (IP) - The Johnson County's first baby of NEW YORK (iP) - Five young CEDAR RAPIDS - A $15,500 counterclaim has been filed in Dis- Air Force unveiled- Wednesday 1956 will not have to worry tor boys were held Wednesday iO . trict Court here by Clarence Wicht mann, a survivor in Iowa's worst I' wartime production plan de­ • while about where his food the live target shooting of a 10- traffic disaster, This petition brought the lotal claims filed as a re- signed to enable the Uoited year-old girl, struck down by a sult ot the accident to $241 ,965 , , States to survive an atoroic 00- Of diapers are going to come frolh. _ bullet in the back. Wichtmann is the defendant In thl'ee suits which have been filed 1' slaught and fight on to vidory. ·Nor will his parents have to The victim, Patricia Murphy, totaling $225,465, He was the driver of one of the cars involved in The plan emphasizes the idea worry about the cigars to hand was in critical condition follow- an accident near Oxford July 3, I of having weapons in hand for Qut; or the milk bill, ing a five-hour operation to re- that took the lives ot eight per- tion on a farm near Emeline. He i instant. action and de-emphasius /). list of prizes for the tirst move the bullet. sons. was the lather of two children. ' th~ polJey of prolo~ged indu~trial baby of the year was announced Police said the flve youths The counterclaim was filed ___ bUildup after hostilities beJln. Wednesday by 28 Iowa City bus­ were shooting at tin c'ans in a , against the estate of Vivian WIl- PATIENT SHOP-LIFTER I~ making public the document illC.\lses and included these item~: Bronx lot with a ,22 rifle, Bored i Iiams, the driver o[ the other DAVENPORT (iP)-A 16-year- settmg forth th~ new polley, the ~uart of ,nllk dally for a monlh­ with their inanimate target, a car. old Moline, III.. girl told Wednes- Air Force said Impr~v~ments in Utlll\e Town Oa Iry. SUp-H and H Ho"lery. 15-year-old aimed the gun at Petitions in the suits against day how she hid [or three days wea~ons an? the shlf:ml .~cene BabY Jumper or $7 .95 lo" .rd the pur· Patncla so me 150 yards away Wichtmann are Lee Williams, a in a Davenport department store o~ mternatJ?nal affairs have ellli.ee of other children'. turnlture- 6Ia,f'I". Hardwnre. and boasted: youth who survived the crash, during the Chrtstmas holidays dlet.ated radIcal ~haniles In our Ellht·bottle _terlllzer-Mlnule Drulls. '!.I'll bet I can hit that girl and the estate 0( Max Williams and walked out with more than nahonal strategy. Filty birth announcements-A lhen. over there." . husband of Vivian Williams. '$600 in merchandise, Contlnuln~ Threat J>~ . Ten theater t1ckel,...... lowa Thealer. He fired, police said, and the The girl was arrested Tuesday T~e new, q~Jck-actlon pro- &lC of elrars-Raclne•. b 11 t t·u k P t ' . h DR AFT EVASION TRIAL by juvenile officers shortly after ductJOn plan. said the Air 'Force, three port ralls of Ihe baby-K en I u e . SIC a nCla, w 0 wa ~ n I . h is necessary because "for the Pboiol1'aphy. returnmg to her Bronx hom e DUBUQUE (iP) _ Jury trial eavmg t e st~re, . first time in modern history, our ' BIlby ttatnl", chair- Morris Furniture. Jumper ""I and 1.0 pu cenl discount With her 8?ear-old half bro. t~- ' for Clemen L , Borntreger of I' She told officers she ~emal!led nation is faced with a contl,nuing on Urst purchnse of baby furnllure­ er, Arthur B a k e r. ~atrJcla Hazleton, who has pleaded inno- m the store after closmg tIme 1I,reat of devastating destrUction S.1 UmaI1 Furniture. here labor lor molol' tune-tlp- Wellel' thought she had been hit by a cent to a charge of failing to re- last Saturday and spent the next at the outset of general w~r," Motor•. stone and went on home. POrt to his draft board, Wednes- three days .wandermg through However, spokesmen who ex- S~rlJl'\lr sl)"er fork and spOOn- C, T. Aliti'· Hour.s later and some miles day was set for Jan. 19 in U.S, the store trymg on clothes. plained the plan insisted it 'NIS ~holce of .3 In me''Chandlse- Chlcken away m Queens, police seized District Court here. not predicated alone on the idea Itore. "Ive dQII.", to , tart b.by·, savin,. three . teen agers in a purse The government. can ten d S B't I h J t o[ a "60 day war," but Includes fteO'Int- lowa Slote BaUk. snatch.mg, They quoted o.ne of Borntreger failed to report to a provisions for fighting aoy kind 10 rl IS e ont-ye.r . ubscrlptlon P res.·CIII­ ( Dally JowRn Photo 0)' Bob Kern!) ~en.....J>r.ss CItizen . ~he t~'IO, 15, whom they did ~ot Buchanan County local draft of a war, short or long. Wllllpa-ptr and palnl 10 decorate Identify by name, as tellmg board for induction into a con- Part of the' plan Is a priority baby', room- Cook'. Paint Store. THOUSANDS OF YOUNG FOLK are experiencing the melancholy mood of Richard lao, 4, who ·9oJh•• hamper- Lenoch and Cilek. has taken a minute out from hJs play to renew memories of Christmas morning In front of the them: sclentlous objectors work group. system for productlon to be used of Sets Record , T.n ·.alIons elhyl ,a.ollne-MIU­ "Why all this bother about whe~ war begins. ~r' • • American Service. dJscarded Christmas tree. Richard Is the son of Mr, and Mrs, Tlen-To Slao, Templin Park. His 'nfant loafer flox- Lorenz BI'olilcrs. father, a graduate of SUI. is employed at the SUI Hydraulics Laboratory. small stuff? We shot a kid in the DIES OF HEART ATTACK Insufflelenl Resouroes u.yette packa,e Incillding six H-ounce Bronx a few hours ago." The Air Force says sufficient botUee, two 4-ounce bottles and nipples (iP) - (iP) - and ' clIPs-Glbbs Drug•. The boys then supplied the DES MOINES Earl D, LONDON The giant resources are not avallable to Ride home (rom ho, pll.J for parents names of two others involved in Reynolds, 57, who drove the Comet III. Britain's hope for jet provide all the planes, missiles In the Immediate vicinity of lown City the shooting, The youngest of the truck that fatally injured Mrs. supremacy, whistled from Mon- and other weapons needed, ~Y.II_ Cal>. 1I8I>y blankel- Condon' •. Mo~e Menu~ Neede~ , City Record five boys was 12, the oldest 16. Margaret Coffman, 20, at a treal to London Wednesday in Therefore, it has established a C .... at 48 can, '01 evaporated mllk­ downtown intersection last Fri- 6 hours 18 minutes - the first category system. Bt, ' B .Master Ma rkel. Four were held as juvenile de­ day, was found dead Wednesday nonstop Atlantic crossing by a Heading the list. in categOry TWo 'dollArs In merchandise- lola'. linquents, while one was booked BOllby Shop. For Operation Pork/1ft at his home in Des Uoines, passenger jet airliner. "A" are "the most importlnt . ~ol'ly-.lrt>t can< of baby lood-Sell­ B IRTHS on the purse snatching charge. Serve Groeery. Iowa Oity housewives will have the opportunity to capitalize on MILLER. Mr. and Mrs. Verlon. Kalona . p a tricia was shot while re­ Polk County Coroner Walter The gleaming cigar _ shaped Air Force weapons systems and • One doicn dlapors-Judy Shop. the up-coming "Operation Porklift" in Johnson County, a gtrl Wedne,dny nt Mercy Hospitat. Anderson said the death result- Comet sped the 3,350 statute supporting systems," wh I c h ,.,ve dollars In Infunl merchandlse­ WORRELL. Mr. and Mr•. Ronald G .. turning from a skating rink Lubin'. Dn'es. With planned prices or pork to be at a bargain price the house­ Solon. a girl Wednesd ay aL Mercy where she had tried out a new ed from a heart attack, miles at an average speed of 548 should be kept in production - S\erUJI, silver baby cup- Herleen wife will probably jump at the chance to balance her food budget, Hospita l. miles an hour and landed at even under the most dire emer- ~I)lISlocker . DEATII pair of Christmas skates. •:. Tl1e rules of the contest: This, however, might cause a strain on the male members of the CARTER. Nancy L .. 7. Macomb, 111 .. BACHER SLAYING London Airport before cheering' gency conditions. "The birth mUllt be reported to family subject to the menu if new and different ways of preparing TueS