Th.Weathtr Serving the Stat. • ..&1, dead,. ...4 een­ Universiti of Iowa I!I4enIIl7 "dill' ...Ub POW nllft'les War. lAw, Campus and UN &e II. Wcll, 15 &e II. ----...., Iowa City ,aU ..4 Nn&lJUled ~ -- FrWay. reportedly turnc.:: away. It pr surned here to be the some. Est. 1868 - AP Leased Wire, Wirephoto - Five Cents 10WQ City. Iowa. Thursday. February 24, 1955 This earlier feint t;,rew an In_ scare into that island 140, nortl.wcst of here. 111. qUtH'lers cCJn!lidCI'cd th.~ Nationalist nir COYCr thin, Nanchishan's pO.1 wa~ becon.: ng untenable. An nil' force \:ommuniquc said Communist craft were spot. ncar four islcts, 12 miles ormosa of Nanchish~n and ' the .. '.- nCB swept in (01" the at., New French Premier Listens The comrnuniqu(' said that up s-z Tuition Fees latc afternoon, planes destroy. 6Kined, one gunboll t of about 700 Ions Are Due Today fi vc armed motorized Junks. Students' wbOll last be­ rt also claimed two gu nboals, names other warsh ips of an un· :tn with S throvrh Z are scbed­ 3Missing in type a nd "a considcr. uled to pay tuitlon lees today. number" of armed Junks WASHINGTON rIP) - Presi­ The lees are payable a& the damug d. dent Flse n!1ow~r 'bLasted the the quest.ionin,g ~. rogres: cd, with treasurer's office In University Pline(rash LONDON !IV) - Prime Mini er Winston GlurdLiIl-m an a]>­ Two wu\'cs of planes attacked Democrats' $20-a..,pcl1Son lax cut cameras soIlly. whirring and hall Irom 8:15 a.m. to noon and parent softenlrl2 of hb OWll ovcmment's !)OUcy-"" rned Wednes­ destroyed nlony Communist plan WcdneroalY. He calle~ it BULLETIN day n~t anlnst presslf), bhe United States too far In ioslat:iI:, on clicking on t,heir pl'atfcmn ill! tue 1 to 5 p.m. italY instnllations on the Tal. Ihe hei~:lt c,t "fisell'L ir,recIPonsi­ rear c,f Ilhe conference room. surrernler 01 0"ina '... otr~ore IslalJds to .the Red3. (JP) - islands, 30 mil~s southwest bility." The President said any tax cut All leell mUlt be paid by toclay. WASHINGTON An air He aid (hat alUlougb Brit.crin Is not Involved militarily in de­ nchishan, tIle communique He also accused ~he plan's proposa,1 is popular and "at tirst Students wbo fall to pay their force KC97 tanker plane with 11 fense or the ofCfhore i!land6 "Wc should be ~ul of what adlV1ce Taisha ns (orm a serious backers of lao: ~ng the courage glance this is a kind of proposal leel will be alRllled a $2 line lor men aboard crashed in flameS we should otter to our friends to submit a separaie tax-eu.tting and aIUe .." ng threat to Nnnchishon. that shoUild make an apJleQI to the flrli day of tardiness and $1 near its Sedalia, Mo., base at 7 UcCore dawn, tliree other bill. ThUs ,he challenged led have !been 4[iven shelter and pro­ for investigation of the slate t.cclion thete by "t her hu£lballd in Pollock recently asked for and Nationalists Bomb AND TJlE 000 a year to $22,500. The vote received informatIon from the • BACK was 62-24. 1945 as an IInmed forces desett;- er. ~ommission on purchases of , CAPITOL The prevailing argument was The boys were Conra1i, 8, and equIpment In 1954. The reporl Red-Held Isla nds that living costs have gone up, showed the commission spent a and it wouldn't do to keep the CaLvIn, 9. 'TAIPEI, Formosa (JP) - Na­ GOTHER-:-. A loca 1 .garage owner's son considerable amount ot money tlunaUst plan.. bombed Red (a";, Phol. ,"y G ••rr. 1I1 •• kl pay so low that only a rich man 'JIuesd9Y ibul'led four packagt: s with Davenport, Ames, and Des alands Wednesday north and - SOON- could serve in congress. Wlhich Mrs. WilJJams told him THE VICTIM OF A HALLUCINATION. Jean O~den, At, Cedar Amea, seated, and Shirley Gillespie, 0, Iowa City, attempt to Moines firms. south of the menaced National­ The senate bill will have to w: re venison. But he be­ bplcll, Is relifalned from an attfmpt to leave her bed durlnr tbe comfort her. The play, writ-tell by Arthur Miller, will appear at 8 ~poiled PolloCk then asked the com­ Ist garrison on Nanchlshan be adjusted with a more liberal came s~icJo\.18 WIllen he learned 'CAMILLE' openlnr pertormailee Wecbesday nl,ht 01 "The Crucible." Hold­ p.m. In lhe SUI theat.re until Saturday evenln" and .,.In nexl missIon for simllat- statistics for Island. W her I, Pat Peterson, A4, Ft. Doclre, wbile Donna Sclarow, A2, week, Wednesday tbrourb Saturday evemnrs. one voted by the house last week she and her t,wo sons had s and Puritan ter Was made public a state em- tary installations were hard hit. . , Dulles Cites EUhon told newsmen, involves a ploye "threatelJed" him with they /Ire. J', When she and her three tollow- simplicity. T :,~ COS Lumes fash­ "Tho Cruciblo" Is Il dramatic lettci which challenged the legal- public criticism unless Hocgh's OHicial Nat.ionallst quarters reconstruction of the Salem witch But' proving his wife's inno - ers begin to feel the workings of ioned by Margaret S. Hall, .lS. ·s,·s I ity of sale of crushed rock .from lUghway eommisalon nominees :~:!c:: ~r;~;!lIt~:u~~at~1l ~~~ trials in 1692. For ~he first time cence' ls difficult. To expose flft:1- 'tne devll, the predicament of the sistant profcssor of dramatic art, World C,, Elthon's Quarry to contractors were confirmed. In this nlltlon's history, feal gall as a fraud /le confes,ses the lell,l'ned Salem judges becomes while not lacking for color, tltted engaged in state highway work. "We diseussed the mauer ' fended again.t Red invasion. BANGKOK (IP) -U.S. Secre· sin he bas committed. He Is 3C~ • • Elthon replied by defending hi~ again yesterday," Elthon said. "I An attempt to remove the 5,000 loomed so greal in the hearts oC cused making a pact witq somewhat understandable. in with the low kcy at the somber tary 01 State John Foster DuJlClS ot business ltallBactions as entirely told tho governor I didn't feel man garrilJOn lrom Nanchlahan told the S<>utheast Asia defense the people that they lost the feel- the c;levil, and given choice 01 Much credit Is due director proceedings. proJ)Cr. right about how things arc. now appears Ukeiy. Inll tor truth. The leadlnll e/lar- confessing to a false chal'ge or Harrold C. SIlUfler, tor his ex­ Pellhaps Jth c only regrettable oonfereMC Wednesday lihat the power of U.s. forces in the The letler. written by R. E. "I told the govern"j' J was dls- If the evacuation occurs, it I. actcrs in Arthut' Miller's pIny 'death by hanging. By the time , ccllent casting. Seldon Faulkner, note is ti/lat the theme of "The Hollett, Des Moines lumber finn We9lorn Pacific is greater than appointed that he stood Idly by expected to be an all-NaUonallst are patterned lifter actual tlcoplo the truth has been trampled by . Ollucible" is 9tHI as 'timely as executive, was made public at a and their severa) lates arc said to plous judges and false witnesse3, G, Hillsboro, Was an eX8sperat­ a.t bhe 'hei&ht Df the War widl while his good fl lends wero eru- altair, conlrasted with "the pult­ today's ne~a.J)e'rs. Since tl\e time when some of Hocgh's four cifylna me, and did nol come to out 80 miles north 0'1 Nanchllhaa be hlstDrlcally accurate. there seem to be ver,Y good Ilr- ing exponClllt ot expedience in J~an. world ,is not cx.pected to ohanee highway commission nomina. my defense. . of the garrison from the Tacllens The drama revolves alound lIuments tor both alternatives. the role ot Reverend Samuel radl.cally in the next week, In a 9wee.p1nll review of the Far East sUua1.ion, the tions were having hard going in "He said he had nothln, to do under the eovertn, fUDI of the John Proctor and his wile, Eliza- T/lc J)(lrforrniUlce last night Pllrris; Arthur Houseman, G, tJIckets are on sale for Feb. 2., SCY'...relaf'Y also made these and~, Princeton university and the work he is doing in combating The ,book cheered thQ6e 'who That's the way the interView trom watching. "Duke was one made It around ~he horh on my Central Party committee mem­ started. of the bcst coordinated athletes own hit 20 years ago." bers ha ve engaged the orches­ gossip. had IJ>a sed ,Lhe rbwo-soore mar~ The 62-year-old senator trom r ever saw, and 'Spike' wasn't t,;ii _____iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.., tras of Don Hoy, Leo Colltlmig­ "Offhand," Whitman writes, "gossip seems like an in: and illlade ihem .teeL bhey weren't Iowa, Thomas Ellsworth Martin, far behind." lia. and Fred KIng. Hoy's band nocent pastime. It's something that goes over the back fence ready rfor >the discard. 811id he liked it fine. Martin has been atound thl! wIll play in the mai n lounge. Corlimiglia in the River room every day, and what harm does it do?" However. as lithe years /passed Tom (I've called him that for capitol for quite a spell now and .: and ,Walter B. Pitkin's 175-G>age 24 years) moved to the senate he works as hard os the t:lext and King in the cafeteria. This is the standard comeback whenever the word "gOSSip" ~ ,I Turquoist, green ' and pink I" ~ opus became ancient history. this year after serving a long one. He is proud as punch of his is mentioned. '. ~ lihe lot 01 the man. wbo reached hItch in the house. grand-kidS, and he ougHt to be. have been chosej'l as theme col­ - Answering his own hypothetical question, Whitman says, ..~ :. the grand old age .of 40 lbecame lt had been a iong time since They are all lovely - &11 nine. At 910 KilocYl;les ors. Programs and menus wlil I had seen the big, now gray. Getting old, Senator? complement 'llhe main color "Plentyl GOSSip, so often described as 'idle: is actually any- . '. more and more tinged !With dan- hunk of man. I When I was go- 84)ores Wlnnlnc Run PROGRAM NOTEI th eme oC each room. thing but that. It is busier than a plague of locusts ... .. It is g&. ing to SUI he 'was weight coach. "Well,' I'a Like to think I'm Thursday, February 24 Cafe Theme not just 'small talk: It can be a wrecker filf both social and IOOus,ry Wouldn't Hire Tom, as II f ledgjni, could side· not," he answered. MUSICAL CHATS at I p,m. The cafe theme will be used business life." ' fu1dustry dkln't care to em!)loy wind a 35-pound weight farther l}ut maybe the wonderful guy features Kabalevsky's "Sym­ throughout the Union. than almost anybody. • is. Not too long ago he and a phony No.2". main lounge will be decora ted as Whitman cites an example, Gloria T., a pretty girl from men of Lhis ad,vanced age. The Alm081 Sels Record bunch of other blggles from ca- Ail the news from the world a French sidewalk cafe. small town in Ohio, who was found in her bed one morning man 40 WIho lost !his job was a or Tom. Who would rather talk pitol hill challenged the marine of sports is prepared and 'pres­ Cabaret gills will cIrculate in ruftCicu lty. with a near fatal case of poisoning. In h er open diary, a page A new and novel approadh to about track than pOlitics, al- lMs at Quantico for a game of ented by WSUI's sports statl, distributing cigar-ettes, a wand­ most, asked me If I remempered ball. Tom hit a long ball. It daily at 5;45 p.ml said, ''I'm not what they say I am. I'd rather be dead." . tlhis problem has ,proven very ering photographe~ will take how he became a weight coach should have been a double. By It's Boys' Hlgh School District pictures and a flower girl will "For weeks," Whitman writes, "the town had buzzed with success.ful in rtJhc ~Iation's capi- at Iowa. I sure had 'heard about walking fast, our man made it basketball play-by-play begin­ tal and may iProvide the answer 'sell corsages of fres h flowers. stories about Gloria's 'wild weekend' at a near-by co11 ege. to obher communlUes who have it. It was In 1921 when Tom \Vas to firs. And through the aid ning at 7 p.m., with Kalona and Members of the decoration around Iowa City, his hOll)e, of teammates he got to third. St. Mary's 01' Iowa City in the Stories said Gloria stayed all night. She didn't get back to to cope with dt. committee are GeQrge Ojemann, trunkin g about digging into law Then a smoking double wenl Class B final, and Marion and A3 . Iowa City, David Adams. town until 8 a.m. A man drove her home. She was ~ tipsy " _ The question: How can we books. WilsOn of Cedar Rapids in the A2. Princeton. and Margery I I provide jObs lCor unemployed One day he went out to watch Class A fInal. ahe could hardly walk. And guess where she had spent the nig lt Interpre t I n9 th e News€ - oJ. persons who ha.ve readied the Clabbe, A3, Eagle Grove. the javelIn bOYS and the shot­ TOPA)"S SC flEPULI) in a fraternity housel W ell, she always did seem like a 'fast ' :: age of 401 8:00 Mornlne Ch.pcl Intermission Acts putters and the weight-heavers 8115 News f Problem ~ The Delta Delta Delta chorus °lle: " And so the stories went. . . . . Follty Plus perform. He told the coach that 8:30 LI te IAdenauer LI·n·lng Up Voles cl:~f a~~~r~J!~ 9:20 The Book ~ hclt line will do a dapt!e number. the Here's what really happened, as later discovered by her Provides PartIal Answer the swingers df the 35-pound 9:45 Women's Feature hammers were letting go without 10:00 News Phi Delta Theta quartet will --:-~;-1 family doctor: Gloria had missed a bus which was to have taken F OK , E . U- .- 'nhis is not .to say tihat the 10 :15 Kllchen Concert sing. and Richard Blum, AI. Da­ making a proper whirL-around. 11 :00 World of Ideas her home because it was full. Eight other girls w ere in . the Forty Plus dulb ,providies ,tihe u L- : l~ venport. will give a monologue 'or 0 uropean n,"n "Let me s~ow you." saiq Tom. 11 Opera Moment. ,., timate ;lOswer to ,this ubUeans." smitten by the plague of gossip - rumors 0 marital trou .e, un- threatened that they will not ne- ______~ ______ter not later t.ban 2 p.m. TbunclaJ for publication Saturday, The: Dally Iowan reserves the rlcht " ' Hunter, A2 , Savanna, III., social edit all .oilct8. ;pending divorce, infiaelity? How many parents have stood gotiate with a Western military chairman; ZOOLOGY SEMINAR WILL THE UNION BOARD PRES· THE "TOOL" EXAMINATION Miriam Mogle. A2, Winfield, !aghast at evil stories about their daughters? How many ruined coalition iWhich includes a re- scholarship; Nan Acheson, aruned GeIman-y. 'nhis school, led meet on Friday, Feb. 25, at 4:10 ents a movie, "City Across the in Accounting will be given in Kiln .• eputations, family breakups, even suicides, are rooted in the by bhe Socia1iSlt IPallby, a.rgues a p.m. in room 201 ZB. The speak- River," starring Tony Curtis, room 115 Schaeffer hall begin­ A2 . Des MOines, activities; Judy :J11uck of gossip?" new attempt &t negoUaJtion er will be Prof. H. W. Beams. Stephen McNally and Barbara ning, at I p.m. Monday, Feb. 28. ( ~rY';'- A3, Cedar Rapids, courtesy; Gossip can be DYNAMlTE! should be .made before iProceed- zoology department. He will Whiting, at 7:30 p.m., Sunday, Jean Montgomery, A2, Jefferson, .,. , _ . ing any farLhe-r. speak on: CytologIcal SttJdeis on Feb. 27 in the main lounge of • house manager; Karen Engdahl. lOne Year Ago Today , ' GRADUATING SEN I 0 It ~ , : the excretory organs of certain the Iowa Memorial Union. Ad­ A2. McHenry, III., house affairs: :: * * * * * * The answer to ifJhis is that Rus- The .house ways and means com:rr.ittee sidetracked Democratic College of liberal arts. sia !has ,given no indication that invertebrates, with special ref- mission is free. Tilt Teri Harlan, A2. Des Moines, proposals for bli'CUltJS in !both iil1dividual and ex.oise taxes. Sanxay prIze is a cash aw~ recording secretary; Barbara II lo~a's 'Bad Eggs'- she will permit reunirioation A committee s1ru.dyillli ·food prices at tihe Quadrangle cafeteria ~ - , anyway, even ,thOl,lgh she has er~nce to the basal StriatiollS, TIlE SUI YOUNG DEMO­ of $500 (no remIssion of ~) Spacek, A3, Cedar' Rapids. rush reported 1hat .retliden,w were ;paying fait' prices !for food. r held out bhe carrot bhrou~ swg- mItochondria and brush bord- . crats will meet ton i g h t to the Liberal Arts senior, a da~ chairman; Miss Mogle, assistant i To be called a "bad egg" these days is an insult and it geStion a1' a neutralized Ger- I Five Year~ Ago Today ers. in room 12 L A Schaeffer hall live or resident of Iowa, who I rush chairman; Noya Hubert, appears that Iowa is gaining that blot on its scutcheon. many. In a ,b1btel'l' >fea,t for the administration, ,Lhe ,ho\lSe passed a at 7:30 p.m. gi ves the highest promise ' of A2. Iowa City, party chairman; Towa's noble chickens, which produce more eggs than any Adenauer contends that when sUibstitute FEPC; bill stnipped ot the Jega[ iba rrJers against racial BRIDGE LESSONS WILL BE achievement in graduate work. Karen Cllmp. Al, Iowa City, as­ European Union is a ,fact. when given every Saturday afternoqn :rHE UNIVERSITY COOPER­ The holder of this prize may I sistant song leader; h discriminatle>n in ~lTIiPloymen't that President T'l'urpan ihllJd demand- ~ others state, are 'cackling their dissatisfaqtion. T e whole West Germany is rearmed, the ed. .. Irool I to 3 p.m. on the sunporch ative Baby-sitting league book pursue graduate work in the , Mary Eddy. A2 , Mt. Ayr, song '3 barnyard is in an uproar. Russians may 'l'eailizl! that they Jowa swim~rs took ei'giht of nine events jn a dual meet to de­ of the Iowa Memorial UnIon, will be in ch.arge of Mrs. Mil­ State University ot Iowa or any leader; Miss Fry, edltor; Nancy Now a farm specialist, Earl Mason, executive secretary can no longer !keep a tgTethat small SUI oMicials, began an investiga,tion of aI1l~cd "tortures" un­ per Sunaay wlll be Mr. and Mrs. week, Sunday, Feb. 27, at 2 p.m., plans for graduate work. The l dino, Calif.; Ginny McWilliams, _ toss~d in with eggs from PennsylvaBla. So you see, our eggs but valuable industo.-ial distriot. dergone by ,pledjes during ru-.a.ternity "hell week" iperiods on cam­ Robert S. Hellman. Cheese on the Iowa Memorial Union departments will report their AI , Ottumwa, and Mary Ann Se­ aren't getting the recognition due them. Free iPCIII'ty, itn ~e D~o<.l{atic pus. blintzes! sunporch. nominees to the Graduate office berg. AI, Marshalltown. mar­ '. A bill supported at a public bearing before the Iowa panbcular. tlIilTeatens to Para'g;ll'ay Wiitihdrew from ,bhe League of Nations ad'ter the shals. by May 1. hous!3 agriculture committee Monday, would provide for grad­ leaJgue demandedrifJhat she ~ a two-and-a-haU year war with Bo­ THE MOVIE, "DAVID AND LUCY LAW. PARTICIPANT r livfu. Bathsheba," in color, starring In Southeast Asia youth councils -.:ring ¢ eggs ~o the good ~owa eggs woul~ be marked accordjngly. THE "TOOL" EXAMINATION . Gregory Peck and Susan Hay­ and graduate of' Wellesley col­ in Economic Theory will be ,lv- , ~ Now here is a bill which will please all Iowans who want ward, will be shown at the Wes­ lege, will deliver the first of the en in room 202 University hall the good, name of the state preserved. ley Foundation at 8 p.m . Friday, United World federalists lecture beginnIng at 1 p.m., today. Feb. 25. Admission Is 10 cents. Many intellectuals .object to the name "egghead" and justly series at 2 p.m., Sunday in Shambaugh auditorium of the .; so. But the fine work of Iow\l's hens should not be trampled AN OLD FASHIONED University library. Miss LaW' BILLY MITCHELL . 8QU~ ~ by labeling them as producers of "bad eggs." baked bean supper will be gIven beld a position as' secretary to ron of the Arnold Air SO~lety the Pakistan delegation to UN- will hold a regular busm~ .~------~------~~------today at 6 p.m,· in the dinillg room, Macbride hall. Tickets ESCO and will speak on "Asi an meeting Tuesday, Mar~ I, at THURSDAY. FEB. 24, 1955 are available In room 117 Mac­ Youth in Revolt." 7:30 p.m. in the chapter rpom, ~ 1'1 from SUI AHend Surgeons' Meeting bride hall, lor 55 cents each. located In the fi rst quonset south : Two physicians and nine nur------UNIVERSITY CALENDAR PH Y SIC A L EDUOATION ot the QuadrarUlle. A!'IIQTC UNIVERSITY CALENDAR Items are scheduled THE LUTHERAN STUDENT Colloquium presents Dr. Robert cadets interested in the squadron 4 ses from SUI are attending a The Cleveland meeting is the in the President's office, Old Capi~l. association is bavina a birthday W. Newman, department of or­ ale welcome. . seCtional meeting of the Ameri- first for which the college 01 party tor their student house on tIlop dic surgery, today at 4 Thursday. February 24 bralY. can College of Surgeons this surgeons has arranged a pro- Friday. Feb. lit 1:30 p.m. at p.m. in room 332 field house. 6, rece~ 3-5 p.m. - Union Board Tea 25. PROF. WILLIAM O. AYDI­ .1 12:30 p.m. -- University Wo- 122 E. Church lit. Everyone Is tHe will discuss the topic, rank week In Cleveland. The .llIeetinl gra~ designed especially for men's Club Luncheon Program Dance - River room, Iowa Me· lotte wlll Spctl k on "The Bre~lc­ asked to brina a (itt that would ''Shoulder DisabIlities." Refresh­ ber of morial Union. up Q! the Conservnti ve party in beian Monday and will continue ""turses. Attending from Univer- __ University Ch,lb Rooms. be appropriate for use in the ments will be selved. in HaY\! 4 p.m. - University Vespers; 1846 : A Statistical Analys l~" at throu~ today. slty hospitals nursini staff will 8 p.m. -- University Play "The student house. Hunt Dr. Wm . G. Pollard, "What 8 p.m. Tuesday -March 1, 'In tile . Attendi11l are Drs. R. T. Tid- be Darthea Balr Marcelle Mc- Crucible" -- University Theatre. STUNTS AND TUMBLING 35th re Think Ye of Christ?" - Senate Senate chamber of Old CapJtql. rick and E. S. BrintnalI, pro- . .. ' EL 8 p.m. -- Dave Brubeck con- DELTA SIGMA PI, PROFES· Club sponso red by WiRA will tered chamber. Old Capitol. Ann Johnson lessors in the de,Partment of sur- Innerny. Vlrgmla Lawrence, - cert __ Iowa Memorial Union. slonal commerce fraternity, will meet al the Women's gym e.very 1953, ElL gery in the college of medicine. eanor Behling, Carlene Brans- Friday, February 25 7:30 p.m. - Union Board free hold a a.egulat business mj!et­ Tuesday and Thursday at 4:15 UNIVEttSITY OAMERA qltVl Kappa Alpha Theta service movie, "City Across the River" 'Dr. Tidrick will present a IIlm kou, Glenda Berryhill, Frances , • 3 and 8 p.m. _ Con terence on Ina tonlaht at 7 :80 p.m.. In p.m . will not hold the special meel· Arm.: ..:. Main lounge, Iowa MemorJal : made at SUI on an operation to Cassel and Eileen Cox and Nor- v d ~,./ the Iowa Memorial U n ion Ing tentatively announced tor Louis, Un Ion. ; correct abnormalities In thj1 blJe ma Hamlett from the college 01 , ~onra :,!"nauer ~(ence and Religion; Wm. G: cafeteria alcove. Those not yet THE "TOOL" EXAMlNATION tonight. Color slides Intended Student Interviews Louis, , cruet_ iIi the newborn. nursing. Using 'High P ssure' Tactics Pollard, lecturer - Iowa Center Tuetlda)', March 1 tor showlt,lg ore not yet avaIl· ______-..:.. ______...... ; • .l. , _. ~' ';_-..., • tpr Continuation Study. pledged should plan to attend In Business Statistics wll\ be gl­ ber of 8 p.m. - Humanitle~ society­ able. , , " 8 p.m. - University Play "The this meetin(. vl!fl in room 11 5 Schaeffer ha 11 Held by UWA in Oer- Speaker: Prof. Wm. O. Aydelotte beginning at 1 p.m. Friday, Feb. Loui. .: I • J I " -- Senate chamber, Oid Capitol. University Women's associa­ ,Cru.cible" - University Theatre. CIfESS CLUB MDTS. TC). ::J 'l I ' ' DA VI ••UBECK: AND HIS 25. tion orientation Interviews be­ quarte 8 p.m. -- Mortar Board's All- Wedneada)' , March Z 'W' an · quartet ·will pIa)' a jazz: concert night In room 122 Schoefler hill. Artille ::J '. Women's Variety Show - Mac- 8 p.m . - University Orchestra gan Monday anp will continue aI O tonight at 8 p.m. in the main APPLlOAnONS ARE NOW Everyone is w~lcom,e. ' army .;:j Tih eD b ~i de auditorium. through Friday, 'Mar. 4. Concert - Main lounge, Iowa 0/ loun'e of the Iowa MemorIal being accepted for en trance In . -- , The interview consists 01 a 10 been Saiurda)', Februar)' 28 Memorial Union. Sept. 1955 Into the Advance TIlE EPISOOrAL nIQ". 1954. ~Y, FEBRJU:A.RY 24, 11955 Union. Tlcketlj 110 on sale Mon­ minute Interview with an or­ 9:30 a.m. - Conference on 9-5 p.m. - Clinical CQnfer­ day at the Union detlk tor $1.50 Course of the Army ROTC pro­ cr's class m cis at 8 p.m, lOl)\a'ftt Al9 ence, Department Opthalmol­ ientation counciL member. Wom­ 1 Ptlblll(lNd claJl7 ~ llIIId,'g; aJICl .mrs .f ~...... rllI.rs If ",.rl.. Science and Relillion; Wm. G. ot per person. aram. Persons Interested In jn tH e Re ctor's study a.t T.rlhlfr a merr::l lIonda, ani "PI bOlldQl bY lIdllll " • .... M DaII)' I •••••1 ..... 11 •• I DAILr IOWAN .DITOaIAL .TA" Pollard, Lecturer - Iowa Cen­ ogy - Hospital Clinic. en students who make appoint­ ••,.,...... ' I. CleM ..... Da"',•• Editor ...... Gene Inc" making application may do so by Episcopal church. 320 E. (:01111 social ~bllcatlol\l, Inc. 110 lowa A.... lowa ter for Continuat)on Study. Thurada.y. March 3 ments for interviews should be ~,loW~. J:nIlNd u NCOIId eJ.N ... I ...... It .... ,,,...... Man'IIn. I:4110r . •.•.••... J«ry H_ A PANCAItE SUPPER SPON· contacting the army adjutant In st. The subject is "The Do y Prio:::ll M • , ...... , ,prepared to discuss theIr desire matter a. UIe poet Daile " "l: 'rIU, ... Ir. Ka~n.leln 2 p.m. - Bastetball - Iowa 4:LO p.m. - Information First; , .... M ~...... ,. Wire UltDrs .•.. and poted by the ROJer Williams room" of the Atmory. Communion." from Jo.~t)' . O'4#: tile act ~, coac- I , 'tTY Alkire , to WOrk with new students and of clll.l. ! vs. Michigan (televised) - field Miss Betsy Collins, Dir. of Quak­ rellowshlp will be held rrlday, " R. HiL. City Editor . •. •.... .• Don MeQuUJ.n house. . er RehabilItation Center in Ber­ show enthus)asm for the pro­ BoclelY hllor •.•.•. .•. . . . J,I'n PlIPke Feb. 25, at the First Baptist NEWMAN LUB ACTIVIT­ DR. WILLIAM POLt,Aa.. grBm. Harol e::::::: Ii...... It 11M .110ClATl:D ..... call 4191 'r •••••• M ".,1 M Spon. EdUot ...... Arlo J ....blOn 8 p.m. - 'Universlty play, lin -Senate chamber, Old Cap­ Tb~ ~latld Prua Ia InU\led a- WI It.... , ••••••• -,- church. servin, will belin at les for the week: todny, 7 p.m., dIrector ot nuclear reseaJ'Qjt jt Any student who wlll be In presclL rt, ...... ctlle! PhotOfrapher. J erry Mosey; "The Crucible" - University Uol. cluolvi17 to tile UN for repubUeation , ..... er ...... 10&1 k Tille aU, I p.m. and continue every haU executive council; 8: l5 p.m., di8- Oak Ridge, Tenn., will spe.k school next fall Is eJlgible to be cate 0 9! i.n the Jocal newa printed III thIa 1_. ..IMrtaI .".... an I. T., Aulltllnl City Edlton. Klr~ BoYli .nd 6:30 p.m. - Unlverslly Wo­ 'l Theatre. - nr.".pap"r •• ""ell .a all AP new. C_" I~ ... C•• ". PhylU. Jl'lemln,; ".slotant Soc le~y hour until ., p.m. The price ·1. cus.Lon club, subject: Priest· a pot-Iuak supper '" Trlnitf an orientation leader Buistant. formBl::::: Ii IPlI lebel. Editor. Jean Lelnhiou..,r; WI~photo SudaJ, Februar1 n men's Club supper - University , Technician. Arnie Gore. 75 aentl tor all tile .aUIB,. and hood ot Christ; Sunday, 5 p.m., EplscoJ)al ch urch at 5:48 .p.• . EIghty-live leaders and e!ahty­ a.s dera. lubocrlptlon rain - '" ..nt&r ill 2 p.m. -- Unlt6d WorLd Feder­ Club rooms. pancak .. you ,car. to eat. PrO· rel\Jlar m!!etlng presentlflg a de­ today. All students are hlvl~. five assistants wIlL be 'needed for States ...... '-t 'Cillo... etata ~, ~ .. ~ --- , aUsts;Speaker: Miss Lucy Law, 8 p.m. - University play, 7'" In "'V,o.,., iIIlI montbt, t · : DAIL1' IOWAN AJ'V ••TIIIDIO ITA' eNd. will oonhlblltt toward ihonltratlon of the Mass by Il - I~ ~ the tall semester's program . Ph~r5= "CDIT • .,.."C thrft monthS. nIaIl iii "wa. "Young Asia "n Revolt"­ "The Crucible" _ Unlver.lty 0' ".10. ., BUllnt:s ~.nal.r ., •. Z"hn Kot= tranaportatlon expense. of ~ iJ'oup of St. Ambrose college I)ELTA 810"-, ,1 AppoIntments may be made Ar= ClIIIClCLATIOIf. .. ~ '.?;,; ~ 1D4n~ Ibne Aul. ualn ... M,r.. lamn Pellna p~ !110ft • : aU otb bac Shambaugh room, University 11- Theatre. ' "Iaf"UII!' MF· .. w~ .J. V~1IJUl mup " ~I.J\"" ~ at· ~\jd.n~sl 6 p.R)., supper (oJloWltd will hQl~ their flr.t PIt with Mrs. Witte, receptionist In returr­ tiona. ,10 C, )O ..r; :r. ,.. ~ 11'." Call 4191 .11 ,.. ••• r ...I.~ tbntI n,on ..... , . (For Informallon re,.rdlnr dates beJond thl. IChedule, tend the WlshlnJton and United by a $oclal hour, a specia l Car- tonIght at 7:30 p.m. in room 21 Ule oUlce of atu~\ln~ !lffalr~! praeti-=: , ••• D.n, It••• _)' ••1:" ...... DAILr IOWAN --CracULATION ITA. Nations ••mlnlr this .prlng; dlnal Newman day proaram. University hall. ....• • ....t .. 1e.1••• •• all -.-1.. Fred .. PlallUallew Circulation 1IIr...... BoIIm c:lrcJP lee relenaUoa lD the oIflce of the Prlllde... Old C.pltol), I

J 1'II'E DAILY IOWAN-Iowa Cit,.. h.-Thar., Feb.!4, It~1P I • CI ii b Ca baret r0 Fea#u re , Mi~s Joan Dicker ement Announced Delta Tau Delta sees Kappa Phi Pledges 13 Men · C' t - '. I- tD . ijJ Reigns as Queen Thlrleen men h;Jve been H K IO ID,anU.S; Of Pledge Prom plmed by Delta Tau Delta so-r Feats oy, lng, Of; Imlg Initiates 22 cia! fraternity during second se- • m ro'lhlng. Club Cabaret. annual all-uni­ " Miss Joan DIcker. a seniOr at versity party, will be held Mar. Iowa City high school, leigned Beta chapler o( Kappa Phi. They are Wayne Carney. AI. gh the short-stop's legs. 4, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in the Miss Button Engaged as queen of the Phi Epsilon Pi Methodist women's sorority, in- Ida Grove; Larry Collis, EI. . Lohrville; JamC$ HiU, AI, Sioux"" made It home lor the win. Iowa Memorial Un!on. sDcial fraternity pled"e class at Wated 22 new members Sunday elt Donald the anDual pleqge prom held y; RoUey, At. Iowa ' run on my hnnds and In accordance with the tradi­ in the sanctuary of the First City; William Ide. EI, CrC$ton;. .. he said. "Could have Saturday at the Jcffcrson hotel. tion of sched uling three pands, Methodist church. Ray Johnson. A2. Perry. ' I\round the horn on my Central Party committee mem­ Mr. and Mrs. Miss Dicker was presentcd 11 Mrs. Robert Sanks. advisor to Delmar K.Ioewer. A I, Manilla; ; 20 years aio." • bers ha ve engaged the orches­ Clark L. Button. bouquet of red roses by Edwl:1 Adel, announce Newman, A l, Davenport. class thc group was Initiated G ry Lawson. AI. Jeftcnon;: lI'as of Don Hoy, Leo CoJ1tlmig­ • as an Martin Milkr. AI. Perry; Glmn lia, and Fred King. Hoy's band the engagement president, (QlIowing the dinner. honorary member. Other ne-;\, Ne.... '*>y. AI. Terrill; LcIIlJl of their daught- Her escort Alan Pcarlman. AI. will play in the main lOunge. initiates are Mary B nton, Nl. 1 Sprowls. AI, Sioux City; James . er, Patricia. to Des MDines. served as master or OortimigJia in the River room Lost Nation; Silvia Biro el. A4, 1 Sutherland. AI •. Rapid City, S.D .• . and King In the cafeteria. Mr. Sam u e I ceremonies. M '1 Phili I B b I and Donald WhIte. AI. Je!ferson. • Turquoise, gteen and pink Hawbaker, son The theme "Carousel" was am a. pp nes; a r a r a -=;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii, of Mr. and Mrs. emphasized in decorations. which Davis. A2. Cedar Rapids; Sue I r have been choscp as theme col­ Adin Hawbaker, featured a huge crepe paper Elwell. AI. Garwin. ors. 'programs and menus will You Can Choose At 9ta Kilocycles Dalla's Center. canopy over the dance floor. Jean Felix, AI. OssIan; Joyce complemCIJlt 'IIhe m.ain color ,i Miss Button is Arnold WoHe. C3. Des Moines, Rowden. AI. Lost Nation; Betty !rom 31 dltlerent 19115 PROGRAM NOTE. theme of each rDom. a senior in dent- pledge master. was presented a Oosterhul!. D1. Hospers; Ruth Floor Plans U you select a Ilr1lal~Y. February 24 Cafe Theme al. hygiene. She plaque by the pledge class hon­ Newland, A2. Batavia; Dorothy ICAL CHATS at p.m. The cate theme wlll be used is a member of oring him for his work. The Ocasek. N2, Chippewa Falls. res Kabalevsky's "Sym- throughout the Union. The Alpha K a p p a pledges also presented the house Wis.; Mary Moelk. AI. Vinton ; NATIONAL HOMEI No.2". main lounge will be decorated as Qamma. protes- with a pledge scholarship wall Mimi Morgan. NI, Mason City. the news from the world a French sidewalk cafe. siona I dental hy- trophy. Georgia Meyer. AI. Elkader; Birchwood BuDden Is prepared and pres. Cabpret gills will circUlate giene fraternity I Stuart Stone, A1, Davenport, I Kay Keith, A2, Utica. Ill.; M x- I by WSlUl's sports staff, ine Kloppenburg, N2. Hartley; Franklin and Hlihland distributing cigarettes. a wand­ for women. Mr. ! served as pro.m chairman and ~iss Lee Miller at 5:45 p.m. Mary Ann McClatchey, N2. Ma­ Phone 8-0845 ~ring photographer will take Hawbaker is en- Lawrence Seldenfeld. A 1. Des Boys' High School District pleton; Germaine Mackt ill, AI. pictures and a flowcr girl will gaged In farming Moines, was chairman ot the Mr. and Mr. Frank Milier, Alpha Delta PI social sDrority. II play-by-play begin. Red Oak; Cecile Harrison. At, sell corsages of fresh flowers. near Dallas Cen- decorations committee. Clarkson. NeQ., announce thE.' Mr. Foster received his degree p.m., with Kalona and ter. Chaperones Were Mrs. Sonia Hou Ion. Tex.; Nancy Hile. NI, Members of the decoration engagement ot their daugbter. (rom the U.S. Merchant Marine No wedding Sands. housemother; M. L. Hult. Lee, to Mr. Earl Foster. son o! Ru ell. of· Iowa City In the commlttel} are GeQrge Ojemann, B tlnal, and Marion and date has been SUI counselor to men; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. WlI1lam Lee Fos­ academy. King's Point. N. Y. He Virginia Jacobs. NI. MiHord; A3. Iowa City. David Adams, o! Cedar Rapids in th~ Mrs. Ansel Chapman; Mr. and teT. New Albany. Ind. served with the navy lor two Audrey Thomas. N2 . Iowa Cily. A2, Princeton. and Margery I Hear the Mrs. Ira Glassman; Mr. and Mrs. Miss Miller attended Carleton years and is now a &raduate and Donna WiUlams. A1, Mt. A tinal. Clabbe, A3. Eagle Grove. TODAY'S IICI\F.DlJUI Moe Whitebook; Mrs. Rose college and received her B.A. student In mechanical engineer­ Pleasant. Mornlnll Chopcl III~rmlsslon Acts New. , Deutch; M;rs. Bertha Nathan; degree from SUI In June. ~911 •. ing. A tea to honor the new mem­ LlIe Problem~ The Delta Delta Delta chorus Mrs. Dora Chapman, and Plot. She is now a graduate stooent The couple plans to be mar­ bers was held at Wesley house The Bookshelf Frederick Bargebuhr of the SUI Dave Brubeck Women·s Feature line will do a da!1i!e number, the in the SChDOI f of occupatilonal ried June 11 at St. Thomas More alter the Initiation cere~y. News Phi Delta Theta quartet will school at religion. therapy, She is a member. of church. Kitchen Concert sing. and Richard Blum, AI, Da· Music was provided by Shir­ PARTY FARE World o( IdeB. ley Porter. Opera Moments venport. will give a monologue 1 ~ Party-pretty appetizers ar ' Jazz Quartet Bonjour M~nmel at intermission. , T S C M Sal Wall'z Time S 0 puns or aile ix e easily made. Put a large spoon- I Rhyttun fUmblet Mary Hauer Milani. A4. Iowa V ful of cottage cheese (the cream- • New. Journeys Behind the New. Gity; Robert ·Groom. C4. Des ' (J' Myron Peterson. C4. Alta. and style klnd) on a slice of bologna - Musical Chat. Moines. and Donna McMahon. 'J ie~ Jobyna Rankin, A3, Tracy. have Oliver, A3, Dcs Moines; Ronald Roll the edges o( the bologna 0'1- 1 Let'.!; Sinc M, Ft. Dodge, are in charge of II SU II Robln Hood 1!..======;;;;;;;;a;;;;;;;!I._ been named as overall captains Chesmore. AI. New Lenox Ill.' er to make a corn~c.opla and RL}><>,u Ann Johnson SIGN OFF Gore, A3. Kankakee. IoU., !pledge help shoppers in the stores. Two James Grier. A2. Ottumwa; Canned cream of mushroom .­ As New President master; Jer.ry Fein. A3. Sioux captains are named tor each Myrna Aln. A4. Fairfield; Kay sauce. with a little SOy sauce City. rush ohail'man; Sheldon store. Putney. C3, Waterloo. and Don- added, makes an excellent brais­ Ann Johnson. A2. Iowa Falls, Rosenfeld, A2. Des Moines, ath- Other captains are Barbara aId Sherk. AI, Ida Grove. ing liquid. recently was elected president ot letlics; Biltz.. activities; Walt 'and -:'~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii" ..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. $15~ER PERSON Kappa Alpha Theta social sor­ Santord Litvack. A3, New York " Ed of Tbe Dan, Iowan in &he orIty. city, inter-chapter eha Irma n. ward S• Rose says- by 2 p.m. tbe da)' prectdinl Other new officers are Zoe be typed or lulbb writ· FOUNDER'S DAY .- Ann Fitch. A3. Des Moines. vice­ Do prices bother you - We Tickets on Sale .bllls~led DWrt Ulan ODe week president; Mary Jo Hobart. A2. Observance of Founder's day do not advertJ e price - we publllihed In the General No· Lake City. corresponding secre­ and initiation of new members sell " the low PI' Ice all the Now at Union Desk. notice. should be depotlW tary; Aletha Rukgal1ber, A3 Mt. wa9 !held recenLly 'by !the Phi time. no UPt and down -let 218, CommunlcaUoDi eea' Gamma Nu. ,professional com­ 1.1 serve you for Drugs. Pleasant. treasurer; Jackie Sue Medicine, Vitamin. undry Iowan reserves ihe rt~ht to ' Hunter, A2, Savanna. Ill .• social merce ~rority. New meml>tts are Ann Jochumsen, A2, Water­ Uems-of cour e Id WI FILL .- chairman; YOUR PRE CRIPTION You pOrlsol'ed by the !po; Betty Lou Pavlik. A2, Sioux "TOOL" EXAMINATION Miriam Mogle, A2. Winfield, are always welcome - X'an .• scholarship; Nan Acheson. City; Cheryl Fluent. C3. Charles SAVE WITH Central Party nllng will be given in eLty; Mary K. Truesdell. A:}" Ti­ 115 ~haeUer haU begin. A2, Des MOines, activities; Jud.v SELF·ftRVICEI FrY': A3. Cedar Rapids, courtesy; ton-lclJi WAllQa Phew&, 03, Wa­ DRUG SHOP Committee at I p.m. Monday, Feb. 28. ( erloo; Ardis Milla·rd. /'t.2. Mason Jean Montgomery. A2, Jefferson, South notel Jefferson house manager; Karen Engdahl. City; Mary Lou Leaman, C3, A2. McHenry. Ill., house aftairs: Mason City, and Judith Doyle, Terl Harlan. A2, Des Moines, A2, Keokuk. Mrs. Laurence Gatzke of Younkers gave a talk recording secretary; Barbara on 'tthe Tobc-Coburn School ot Spacek. A3, Cedar' Rapids. Tush Fashion Careers. New York city, chairman; Miss Mogle. assistant at the ceremonies which were I'\lsh chairman; Noya Hubert. held in the Jefferson hotel. A2, Iowa City, party chairman; Karen C'amp. AI. Iowa City, as­ SIGMA CHI PLEDGES sistant song leader; Four men ,have ,been pledged , Mary Eddy, A2. Mt. Ayr. song J to' Sigma Chi social ~raternity. WHAT'S THIS? For solution see leader; Miss Fry, editor; Nancy They are Craig Bu.cy, A3, Chica­ parograph below. rood Ie iuggested Weih, AI. Clinton; archivist; Kay o Mrs. Robert Neibert go; Joseph Mead'e, A2, Iowa by Robert 6ardole, Univenity of Flortda. IlootJer, A I. Fordyce. Ark., fra­ City; Wayne Meyers. AI. Des ternity education; Mjlrcia Lar­ Pe.nelope Rrentiss. daughter of Dr. and Mr&. Robert J. Pren.tiss, Moines, and Larry Gipe, A2, son, ,A2, Oskaloosa, historian. San Diego. CaUf.. and Mr. Lynn C. Naibert. son at Dr. and Mrs. MaLvern. '. Marilyn Baxter. AI, Rockford, Art:hur C. Naibert, Cedar Rapids, were uni,ted in marriage at 2 p.m. chaplain; Paula Henry, AI, Des Saturday. Feb. 19. in the First Presbyoterian churoh here. SUI DAMES CLUB Moines. intra murals. and Nancy The Rev. JerDme Leksa ofttidated at bhe dOlJlble ~ing ceremony. SUI Dames club a!1ts and crll'fls Talford, A 1. Dodgeville, Wis.; Baskets of w.h-tte gladiolas and w)'lite snapd.ragDns decorated the groups will meet at 8 tonight. Linda Carlson. AI, San Bernar­ church. One group will meet ir, Ilhe home dino, Calif.; Ginny McWilliams. 'Dbe 'br,jde was .given. in mal11'iage by Mr. Robert Davis, a friena of Mrs. Oharles Potlock, 8 Tri­ AI. Ottumwa, and Mary Ann Se­ of the bride's lParcn16. She wore an all white embr,oidered sheath angle >place. Mrs. R()bert Veley dress and a White !ltr3lw pilLbox hat and carried. a \V!hite orchid sur­ berg, A I, Marshalltown. mar­ will lectl.lJ'e on ~Inning art. rounded. by treesia. shals. The other ,group will meet in HAT ....., IN ""'IIIID"''''''l ,n_ID lUlU " '"""$1 aUT MlXU.UP """I "'OM Miss Ann Davis. maid of honor, wore a navy shea~h dress with tthe Ihome of Mrs. Leonard Ral­ Roser R(!Jlch Pjpr~o,. an eton jacket and a small navy hat. She ellnried. "a 'bouquet 01 Woy,.c Edwords ,• ston. 330 S. !Park st. A demon­ U,.u ..nlily 01 Virginia Tuas A. &: M. "TOOL" EXAMINATION · ~ame ,~la diolas. . stration on making slip (:Dvers " Economic Theory will be glv· Randall Wickey scrved as best man. Stan Story and Arnold will ,be @iven. room 202 University hall Prosser ~re ushers. 'I g at 1 p.m., today. A reception 31t bhe Jefferson 'hotel ifolJ.,wed the ceremony. The Ibride is a ·graduate of Flintridge academy, Pasad'ena. Calit., and is now a treshman in lIhe SUI collage of I~beral arts. Mr. Nai­ Zeta Pledges Hold BILLY MITOHELL SQU,u. -"'-41 bert also is 'a 'freshman In .tlhe SUI cDllege of I~beral arts. of the Arnold Air society hold n regular business Party for Actives Tuesday, March I, at The pledges a! Zeta '!'au Al­ in the chapter rj)Om, About Th: ' Service Of pha social sorority entertained In the first quonset south the act! ves and their dates at Quadrangle. AFRQTC a "Hobo Hearts" party Saturday ENJOY YOURSEL' to the hilt whenever you smoke. Interested In the squadron night. e welcome. Reed Cited -' Martha Johnson, A2, Des Simply light up a Lucky and get Luckies' famous bet­ and~~~~~~~~~~ Mrs. Warren C. Hunter, R.K.. Moines, 'Was party chairman WOMAN Wlnt UIII.' 'IATIII. ON HAT U,,.. IVNIt SUN ,._ LOW ..... and Marianne SpaIn, A2. Park­ 'AW... INTO MA""0I.1 PROF. WILLIAM O. AYDI· 6. recently was promoted to the Army Lt. Col. Paul A. Reed, ter taste. Luckies taste better for good reasons. First NClrtey COW,... will spe'olk on "The Bre~k' rank of corporal while a mem- ersburg. was assistant chairman. MlJ..J:iM Sworttz Unive,..ily 0/ Vermont the Conservative Pllrty ill ber of the 25th Infantry divisiQIl son of Paul A. Reed. dl Oak­ Janice Rittenmeyer, "i, Iowa of all, Lucky Strike means fine tobacco. Then, that Ulliuereity 01 PClltL8ylU(JJ1ia , in Hawaii. la;n.d ave., recentlly received the City; Joan Sentman, AI, North A statistical AnalYBI~" at . tobacco is toasted to taste better. "It'8 Toasted .. - the Tuesday· March I. In tile Hunter, a squad leader in the Legion of Merit at Walter Reed Liberty. and Marcia Jones, AI, chamber of Old Capltql. 35th regiment's company K, en- al1my ho~pital in 'Washington, Mankato. Minn .• were in charge famous Lucky Strike process-tones up Luckies'light, Ann Johnson tered the army in November. D.C., for "bocea>tJopally merLto- of the favors. 1953, and holds UN and Korean The refreshment committee mild, good-tasting tobacco to make it taste even better. NIVEJ\SJTY CAMERA QLIIJ Kappa Alpha Theta service Tlbbons. piQUS con{jucl in the pe!lformance included Miss Jones and Velml not hold the special m~t· Army Second Lt. Henry W. of out$tanrling services in Ko­ Vogler, AI, East Moline, Ill. The Now for the Droodle above, titled: Better·tasting tenlatlvely announced !~r Louis, son Of Mr. and Mrs. N. C. rea.'" decoration committee Included Color sUdes Intendtd Student Interviews Louis, 317 S. Linn st .• is a m.em- Reed diStingUished Ihimself Miss Spain, Miss Rittenmeyer. Lucky smoke. puffed by modern sculptor. Make a showl~g are not yet avail· , bel' of the 9th Infantry Division from A~st. 1953, to July. 1954, Delores Taves, AI, Char les City. Held 'by UWA in Germany. Natalie MacNIsh, AI. Kenil­ monumental discovery. Next time you buy cigarettes, as surgiocal selwice chief of tfIe University Women's associa­ Louis. an aviator with Head­ worth. Ill. and Miss Johnson. 121st evacuation h09pit.all as atet­ try the better·tasting cigarette ... Lucky Strike. tion oricntatiDn Interviews be­ quarter battery of the 34th Field Chaperones. all housemothers, gan Monday anp will cDntinue Artillery battalion, entered the ing surgtlcal consultant of Eiehtth were Mrs. Florence Marguart, DIlOODLEII. ~ lIN .., ..... Prt.a through Friday, 'Mar. 4. army in August J 953. He has army headqual1tera' medical sec­ Delta Gamr/la; Mrs. H~rbert NON-C_POIMIIT a,,_o, II The Interview conslsts of a 10 been overseas since October. tion and a ,commanding oMicer Schmidt, Kappa Alpha Theta; TIlE £PISCOPAL INQ"· minute interview with an or­ 1954. Mrs. Henry Nelson. Kappa Kap­ JOM Hokl class meets Qt 8 p.m. tonll/tl A 1952 gradua te of sur, he is of 'lihe 44!t1h and 45th sut1gical pa Gamma, and Mrs. Maude WOIhill/lfon Un/wraily Ientation council mcmber. Wom­ hospitatls. He ,was cammended e Rector's study a,t Trihl\Y en students who make appoint. a member of Alpha Tau Omega Teasdale. Zeta Tau Alpha. I church. 320 t. (olt.ie social fraternity. for '!his "sUl1glcal skill, devotion !nents for Interviews should be to duty and oiorceful leadersiUp." subject Is "The hob' Prior to his recent discharge QUICK DESSEllT ,prepared to discuss their deaire Reed. a \SUltgeon at Walter ~taste~~ ... , to wbrk with new students and from the army. First Lt. Harold Quick dessert: Bake a can 01 COLLEGE SMOKERS \' Reed anny Ih~tal, is a 1939 R. Hiller, son o! Mr. and Mrs. ready-prepared retrlgerated bis­ show en.th ushsm for the pro. graduate o! otthe SUI medlcal PREfER LUCKIESI POL1!4aD. gram. Harold R. 'Hiller, Jewel, was moo!. cuits according to package diree- ' of nuclenr researQ/l .t Any student who will be In presented a Third army Certl!l­ tiona. As soon as you remove Luckiea lead aU other brands in ge, Tenn., will spdk .! school next fall Is eligible to be cate ot Achievement for his per­ them from the oven split and colleges-and by a wide margin­ uok supper M Trln", an orientation leader a8llstant. formance Df outstanding service TO 'JUDGE CONTEST spread them with butter. fiD according to an exhaustive, coast­ I church at 5:45 .p.... Elllhty-tive leaders and eillhty­ aa dental oUicer with the United Professors Herald Stark and them with" th~wed frozen Btraw.~ • to-coaat college survey. The No. All students are Invl~. five assllltants will be 'needed for States army hOlpital at Ft. Mc­ Thomas Muir, of the SUI music berries or raspberries. spoon 8 'AIlE IEIIER 1 reaaon: Lucltiee taste better. r the fali semester's program. Pherson, Ga, department, will attend the hilb little of the fruit over the toP. CLIANER, FRISHER, SMOOTHER! 81GNA PI ,...00" Appointment. may be made A graduate of SUI, Hiller will school yocal contest In '1'yIason add big dollops of sweeten~d t~ejr flr~~ mittilf with .Mrs. WItte, ' receptionist In return to Jewel to become a City to<1ay to judie small groups Iwhipped cream an,d ~erve at 7:30 p.m. In rooRi 21t \he oUlcCl of It\,l~~n\ !l fak~! fractic1nJ aen,I~~ 'Qlosi~t$, . on~4l. ~A. T. Co. f.ODUCT or ~~.%~ ""I""C"', ..1I4DINO .... l

I Pa'le, ~TIIE .DAILY . IOWAN-Iowa .()jty, Ia.-Thur., Feb. 24, 1955 ing ' Big Ten

Stheuerman,. 'Little Mo' Announces Retirement O,~ls · On Top I. Indiana ,Names New Sports fJirectof BLOOMI~' TON, Ind. (JP) - , Indiana Unl erslty, whose foot­ Indiana, said Allen had bee n when it also was NCAA title­ new duties on a part-time basis AU of his high schools have -had bali and bas etbaU teams are at "drafted" to fill the job which 'holder, the Hoosiers this season strong athletic programs. , With .486 low ebl:>, ednesday named a next week. played football and are way down in the conlerence Paul (Pooch) Harrell resigr\ed a basketball at J.U. Atter gradu­ Ailen said he hopes to c~m­ By Arlo Jacobson Dew a~hlet!9 dhector, Frank E. and their overall rec­ ~tandings ation. he became 11 hi,gh school plete his obligations at So~lh Dally Iowan SPOrts Editor Allen, 63-~ear-old superlnten- year ago. ord is 7 wins and 12 defeats, ' Figures released Wednesday dent of schools at South Bend, Wells deScribed Allen as "a principal at New , Castle, Ind" Bend by the end of the present Allen said he had ,no pillns lor by the Big Ten conference show Ind. superlative sohool administrator and then superintendent of term and assume full-time re­ sd100ls at ;Muncle. Ind. He ,has sponsibilities at Indiana by Aug. ~f1e Iowa Hawkeyes to be the Allen, ari Indiana alumnus and with a proven record as a build­ "interlering in any waj ,with the hottest shooting team in the now a me~ber ot the board ot er of strong athletic organiza­ coaches." been at South Bend since 1931. /. IF-ague. In fact. only two indiv­ trustees. i.rmediately predicted tlons." · 'WIU Watch Results' Iduals, other than Iowa men, in I.U. woul". become a power in Won Title OJliC!e "I will be an administrator the entire conference are shoot- football l\nd said an expanded Indiana hasn·t had a winning but certainly wlll be watching 1ng as well as the Hawks do as sports program is planned. lootball team since 1947. Only rtsults of all ou'r games and the a team. F.,.tbaJl Is Problem once - In 1945 - has it won coaches will be lJtl1d responsible." The five starting Hawkeyes "I know that shaping a win- the Big Ten title. +-ast year, I,'U. he added. have a current average of .(44 nihg football team has been a '/Von only three of its nine games. Allen was instrumental in in accuracy from the field. They problem at I.U .... said the South Its record for the past tive sea­ signing Bernie Crimmins. tormer are led by Deacon Davis and Bel').d edu.ca1or. '''but to chall1Je sons S1t0ws 12 victories against Notre Dame star, as Indiana foot­ Sharm Scheuerman, with each that situation is a real challenge 12 defeats. ball coach In 1952 and is a close sporting a fabulous .486 percent­ and that Is the' primary reason And this year Indiana has top- friend of Branch McCracken. age. Davis has rut on 52 out of I agreed to take the job." pled in basketball. Big Ten basketball coach. 107 attempts, while Scheuerman Her'1lan B. Wells, president of. champion last year and in 1952, 'has sunk 36 of 74 shots. Allen. who wlll assume his Only Don Schlund,t of Indiana and "J ohn Miller of Ohio State "Ih9W better p!!rcentaifes than the 1 ~owa team average; Schlundt. in Jones Bests 2-Mile Record ' I' fourth place among conference scorers. has an average of .447, y.ohlle Miller. in fiftn place. is ~hooting at a .479 clJp. Both In Frosh' Postal Track Meet are below Iowa's two top men. Iowa's freshmen track squad------..,------~f~~f~ l~mm~ ' , .438 For Simonovich nipped Wisconsin'S frosh, 58.53, CIGARETTES In accuracy, the Hawkeyes are Wh,nll0to) in a postal meet run last Friday. well ahead ot conference-leading I MA R CO nk .. AI' tennis ' Results were an_nounced Wed- Japanese ,Matmen " . . J Minnesota. 'lihe Gophers' tIh.ree U EEN NNOLLY, 20, tcp-ra e ... amonr women Gavilan,Los~s players, smiles over her kitchen stove after announcing her re- nesday by Hawk Coach Francis ~ top mell, Dick Garmaker, Chuck Cret?meyer. tlrement from ",urnameat tenrus. Miss Connolly plans a June ~ --.... Mencel and Blll Simonovich av- Charles (Deacon) Jones paced To Wrestle Hawks marrlare to Nonnan BrInker, 23. a student at San Diego State ~ • erage 53 percentage pOints ,below eollere. the Iowa trosh. scoring victories An international wrestling the Hawkeyes at .391. (The con- in the mile and two-mile. Also In Comeback ~ ~ l 'ay terence Usts only players who a double winner was Guartz of show, featuring seven Japanese --.... ha,ve scored 100 or more points,) Wisconsin. who tclok both hurdle H ,MIIAtMIC BEAiCH. Fla. (/P) - athletes against thl>" Iowa rnat- Simonovich at .438 is the only Tenn'l·s Brass Doubts races. eotO!!' ol}.Stance. Q tough young men, has been set fo.r March 9 Gopher shooting over .400. Jones' times were the ,best of shaI1P-shO?l.er from Trinidad, in the Hawkeye field house. • ~~ ,Jtawkeye sharpshooting. plus his career. He did the mile in knocked Kdd GavUan of! the It will be the !irst appearance ODERN SIZE excellent balance and good 4:17.5 and the longer event in comeiback trail Wednesday ,night of foreign wrestlers here and is bench strength are the factors 'Lettl M' well Q ·t 9 205 hi h ' d th i [n many of the business keeping Iown in the bot chnmp-. leo I UI :. ..t' W CI ISI un er ' eNCAA w n- with a unanimous decision over one of the stops of the team on fields described to SU I nlDg Ime n ast year s the ex..welterwe; '~"t cha m.nl· on. its trip from the Pacific Coast Jonship race along with Minnes- t· I' llh ' t h ~&" _ ..... merce students. demand ota. Iowa has no scorers in the na. lonahi IDterco...,gla e c amp- The 24.-year-old Oonsta--.... " enroute to New York for the Na- creasing for the young . top ten and barely places two roREST HILLS. N.Y. ' (JP) - IO~'UI~;" fitJh.tin.g a SlTIMt. alfgll'essive ba.t~ tiona I A.A.U. championships. FILTER TIP TAREYTON woman who understands n men I'n the top twenty WI'th BI'II Uncle Sam's tenn,is brass refused tour'-a~ent tennis. ~O-y ..d .ash-I. (II,) Lear (I). Cam- tl II .,,", ' 'ed h . _11 I Wrestling Coach Dave McCus- area or activity. ., ." am. (I). Pluone (W). T!lDo-I.~. e a ,.... e way. scor eavay key said that the visitors wl'll ar- Logan in 18th pJace with a 15.7 t,o take too much stock Wednes- She said She didn't !have the 1ft-yard bl.h h.rdleo-L Ou.,lo (W). in the infi""'t'ng and un' hed Not only does the" average and Bill Seaberg in 19th d.ay in Mia,ureen Conn011y's re- "keen in,terest" any more. that 2, Whlto (I), ft, Perll.1e (I). Tlme-I!'S. . au I ip IS' rive March -6 and will WOI k out brings 'you the true taste of lend to outshine the s ·t 3 t' e t t 'h 40-rard I.w burdles-L 0.0.11 (W). Gavillan 'WI, 'vb, hard "; .... t nnner- with the Hawkeye wrcstlers be- WI h 15, . Ir men a nnouncemen - u ey her injured night leg is still giV- ~. Whlje (I) . Tlme~~.1, <...".< ...... adninlstrative uU'''''Im,. The other Iowa starters arc think she'll be back. in'g ther trouble and. besides. she S~~hY~~: :.a;h£;:je~n::,)~I~I!~~i. cuts andl a IPir>ton-like letlt Wlhen- fore the meet. They will leave Tareyton's fa~ous quality tobacco ny fietds - like close behind, however. with Carl "1 'believe 1:his js just tempo- is goin,g to marry Norma n SI4O-yard .un-j, Walker (I). 2. Eolleill ever 1t\e Cuban Kid! launched March ] O. with Purdue Univer- • 9'.? f . t1Jmmerce, insurance. Cain averaging 14.5, DaviS, 12. ra,ry." said Llllw rence Baker. a BrJ!nker in June. (W). s. All •• (I). TIlDe-lollS... one of Jlis Iamous flurries. sHy at Lafayette. Ind .• as the • PRODUCT OF ~I4'!V verUsing. personnel '~' . .... US La Mil. .un-I. Jonll (I). t. TII.blr , next stop. an d S c h euerman, 9.. 8 1e BtIillg alglH'e m ,1IJ.e .. ,wn However. she !hInted she may (W), S, Bla.ey (W) . Tj.~:I7.G. GQvil' det t b th . th and business education Gopher Trio Ahead Tennis association. "She'll take be lured !back some time later Tw.· ..II. run-I, Jone. m. 2. T.leI.. ' an s en y e run - Accompanied by Ichiro Hatt:t, men who possess common Minnesota's trio of Garmaker. a year of,! for ber marriage and alter iShe is well settled in do- er ~~. r!ia~~~~YI/I~ ' ::II::::-,~,=::: rankiog coiUendClI' may have president of the Japanese Ama- ienee with persons in other Mencel and Simonovich all rank then we'll be $eeing her on the mootic IiIe. Hllb Jump-I. Mylln (W). ~. K ••p- ruined the. once-great oham- teur wrestling association, the alions, Mr ~. Hel."~-~ . a,head o~.I,.ogan• rn· scoril1!g. Gar- cour ts agam,. I'"m sure. s, WI' ll'tam Ka I t. for 20 years Ihorn.Shot (W).put-I. Ml1IarLeWis m.m, 2. Murs.1I pions, ihopes at beating his way men represent the best wrestlers C. of C. Is Community maker with a 25,9 average is "The champions aliways come head of the US'LTA's ,.women's (W), S. Bow.n 1Il~,pI.ta ...-I6.S. ba k t Ith tllt1 .... lnooA- 0->t 20 in various areas ot their country. The chamber of Broad JUj.P-I. Camam. (1).2. C , 0 e . e 'Le ~t:..."I'-' Several or them are the top threatening the BUckeye's Robin bank," commentedJ USLTA Sec- tennis J'ankin~ committee, said or (W). D slaoo_')O·I1. M.... to Johnny 'saxton m. :Ah!ladel- manager. for instance, Freeman. the Big Ten's leading retal'Y Eld. Bakor. "I don't Ibe - she felt Little Mo's retirement Pol. noll-I. Carl ..n (W). Hub.r ranking performers of Japan. ·Mid-Weight' Flannel Suits ... ate a vehicle Ior the .... ul f ·h . (W), n.lrhI-12-1, phla The" range I'n age from 19 to 24. scorer with a 27,8 average. Men- lieve Little Mo wlll ,be able to wag more ,w.e res t 0 er accl- • J 01 the whole community's cel is rated 12th in the scoring resist the unge to compete dent 'tlhan her weddlil1!g plans. ' It was tlhe 22d victory for piiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij .), and aspiralJons as wen as column with a '17.5 average a'gain." Miss COl1!noHy mUirt her right Asks Re'- lease Constance aga!nst six deteats at their best i In~ as the voice or ihe while Simonovich has 16,5, Little Mo. at 20 winner of three leg in a h orse riding accident , and six dmWs. The 29-year-old I IIr's business interests. With F'reeman withdrawn from national and othree Wimbledon last July. whlol\ prevented the ti'llis, ellecu({ve secreCad . SInd h Gavllan, strlvinog tor the 70th and you at yours . basketball competition for the titles and recognized queen of defense of her U: . tit e, a 5 e REMEMBER! the Davenport Chamber of 1emainder of the season. three the worM's courts. surprised said she was not sat,ismed wt spend TONIGHT Gophers third with .705. Only a broad grasp of skills in will follow the script of their or e exci 109 mee . I ble, saId: , the required ,two weeks away Michigan's ,601 is worse than the forerunners h ere Saturday after- For Iowa. the affair offers a " The Yankee refused to give graduntes is retail Ha wkeyes' .636. trom classes at tJbe Uruvernlty of explained Howard noon. chance to move above the .500 me a contract 1 t year. Karisas. GODhers Lead In Defentle "If they don·t '~ant me to play. , 7:30 vertlsing manager for the Purdue and the Hawkeyes will mark f.or the season. Iowa now ,The Gophers lead Iowa in de­ why don't they lease me from Jim Kelly, chal'l1lna1'\ of the Black Co., Waterloo. A stage the season's final dual has a 3-3 record with victories fense, having allowed opponents meet at 4 p,m., not long after my contract. I t nk I can pitch U.s. 1Irack and field committee starting out in an average of only 73 points per the televised Michigan _ Iowa over , Indiana. Minnesota and again. If not with the Yanks, tor the Pan-American Games in $60 in Prizes pecially in a game to the Hawkeyes' 74.5 basketball game. so basketball Wisconsin and Josses to Illinois. with some other club. I know I MexJ.co. said Santee will 'be re­ perform all the pla:<.'edJ by Bob MoMlillen of the Iowa makes up for it in offense, Michigan. and Michigan State. can pilch In the Pacific Coast process-crca tion. PIUU U"'lIU ~ ,however. with a scoring average :.-.:.:======:-:::=~~- Purdue has beaten Iowa's three league. I'd love to pitch there." lI'l1I1IA!d forces·. Fred Dwyer, for­ such follow-ups as mer Villanova miler aond 1I10W al­ eft 83 to Minnesota's 80. • I -- 1I. victims, plus Northwestern, and The lanky righthander, ac­ sales and carrying out so ,\,-,Hih the armed ~orces. and And that is about how the sit- has lost to two of Iowa's con- qoired by the Yanks from the Racine's Whetro observed. ntramura s McMillen mU run in the 1,500 ,. uatioD stands as the conference • querors. plus Ohio State. Com- Cincinnati Reds in &ugust, 1952. ~cr ibing the role of m~t'S event. 1 ace goes Into the home stretch papative scores among the five for a bundJe of cash and four vert ising manager for Monda'y. Iowa travels tQ Min­ HEAVYWEIGHT BASKETBALL common opponents favor Iowa players, developed a sore arm corporation, Dqfl Reed neapolis to have 1 it out with AII·U.ivlnlt,. Tournament two. Purdue two and one even. the following year and retired (S.ml-tlnal: r.play 01 prote.lod ,arne) • A. Shearter Pen Co .. Minnesota. For the time being, 81.ma Alpha Epillon 41. 81ack !l41 Dick Pennington, Iowa captain, ,from baseball last spring after dison, pointed out that though. Iowa Isn·t looking ,be­ LIGHTWElGHT BASKETBALL All.Unlver.lb Tournament will try for his seventh straigh't the arm failed 'to respond, lion requ ired "managing yond the TV Game of the Week. Cbamplonshlp win in the short dash. He has Currently a liquor salesman in New Process, ~al1 things," as well as to be played in the field house nell. Sl,ma nella HI, Quad Soulb Tower :!fi a best time of :22,9 for the 50- Tampa. Blackie said he was eag­ \he filht creative idea Saturday against Michigan. The VOLLEYBALL yard freestyle and is close to :52 er fo come out ot tetirement but right time, judging the G<>phers are idle that day. giv­ Q Ului Learu e complained the ' Yankees have Specializes S.atb Quad II "I. Wed Towlr, deuble in the 100. In the 220 and 440, lost interest in him. He insisted work of others, ing Iowa a chance to take a 10rl01l tlsin, medin and shore in the cOD'ference lead. S •• tb Tower over North Towe" for­ Ross Lucas. second to Pc;.,ning- his arm was sound again and his j Itil ton in scoring. has a chance for health, which held back what in Iqundering Soulh Qua. I In. Upper B. ror'ell Up,er C ~1-"" :~ -231 .:ll-Ir;, I.ower 0 two more tirst places. promiied to be a brilliant pitch­ TV CONCLUSION 1I11l0re.1 L ••,u. o won b,. h,f.1t ClIver " One of the fine races should ing career. now was perfect. CHICAGO (JP) - The con­ II.: v •. H, .ouble forfeit be the 200-yard backstroke, in Blackwell said he wrote sevet'­ Dancing Classes I v •. P, double 'or'elt ~ S ' h i r:fs! cluding game of the BJg Ten's which lows's Lincoln Hun'ing <1,1 letters to George Weiss, the ... ',am.,al w,uUla, enttle. due at natlonally - televised basketbail lalramural ,lIlee\ln IleI. 110"" by Prl­ has made 2:07.5, be s t in the Yanks' general manager. last series w1ll be the Michigan State d.,. F.b .•• A '.am •• nllsu ., a max­ league this season, summer asking for his rplcaslIck tM! the: Wednesday. This game replaces Wel.hl 11111", entrl.. due Friday. medley swim; and Dick Talbot. Yankees couldn't release me be~ to; children will begin M,r, I I. a' 1"lnmura. 0111 ••. A ",a. morolni a t SUI uhder the Ohio State at lndlana game eoftlllU ot ~ tlYe min wltb ma ...... • t JOO pnd 2'20; lin all-American CliPS!) they had too much money which was tentatively scheduled .... In ••e ell". WII,ht al ..... are l!i!!. selection who placed in the Big invested in ~e," he said. "As it A shirt ~ent to New Process struction of Helen Troy IU. 1115 aD' I_I po g ••• and neny· Ottered by the for the same TV date. ....lIl Ten 220 . that was my fault." Is retu~Jled as fresh ' and clean lIB the day it'was new. physical cduciltlon for the classes wlll meet on ~isslng buttors are replaced Urdays fOr 45-mlnute - Ule splrt.is wrapped in You can't buy better than this flannel suit th~ Women's iymnaslu TODAY'S PRIGE Cellophane ,and neatly box­ : .. you can't 9.t a better buy than 'Bot· will be open to both \. EWERS MEN'S STORE ed. All this plus a finish that any' '500.' You·" be better looking In the elr!s. at St. Clair-JOhnson's . 28 South Clinton is, just rIght for you. smOrt new deep.toned charcoal brown, Parents may cnroll char~oal grey, as well as beige and light dren tor thll classes by Dutch $d OS Only groy. Teglstratlon slips at the tilt women's lIymnasium. ttalions will be taken O\lellinrc ot classes. lelan Weather-Ready C~ts A beginners' dance c 4 five to seven-year-oids by Plymouth Come in NOW for the Suit of Your Choicel lIleet at 8:45 n.m., followed In That NEW. Short Lengtft Int~"m«Hllto closs tor eIcQt,year-ofds lit 9:30 elalS to~ ei,ht- to 'ST. CLnIR·dOHnSOn Gjds. i~c1udlng both iIIkI tho8e who have a 1: _~tn'~ etoth~~ • 'JU'U1lJ;in,~ $1195 ~., I dal\ce classes durin, 0 .. I~rnester. will m ot at 10: I 124 E. Washington , MIovaneed students in 1M " 12'yelJ'-01d group wlll II a.m. TBJ: DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City. la.-Tbor.. Feb. U, lt55-Pate S SIFIEDADS • HelD Wanted Miscellaneous for Sale LOlt and Found J • !REDIDI Man or woman at once 10 Girl '. coat 1-4; Boy'. lull 2-4. Dial Loot: Pair of blue thIek-rlrrvned ~ A7 __ '0 per wert take eare 01 " ..bU shed CUltomers In 11-1680. ~w~n. Reichl rmcl Union. ....rd 'arl _ lie per wor' Iowa Cit, ror rimous, nationally ad­ 1841. vertl.oed WIlkin Jll04w:tl. Good ~un­ , ---". lIa,.a __ 150 per worll Roorns for Rent In • • lmmedlNI,. No Invelbnent. Writ. FURNITURE. new and used . ExCtp­ Director LOST: rllhr lray wool. ,Ion, leaUllj' 'ft I . R. Uonal values. Good v.riety. Wh.t dO dan _ zoe per wor' Walltlns C.. ., D-foL Winona, Mto ... tate. DIAl 11-13111. 3 rllOmB fully lUmlahed . 1015 N. Dode •. you need 1 Thompson Tron,Jer 1,,4 wor4 BUYINQ OR SELLINO PROPERTY! Slorae" Co. , Month .... 3ee Per Prlvale entrance. Private bath. Full Dally Iowan classified. will h~lp do LOST: qold ..,t>ool cia... rIn. lNIIt>~ All of his high schools have had basement 'or wllhln.. Call 4~~ tUl the job lor a I~w cenll a dayl Phon. ChrIstmas. Flat top with c ..... 8-1.,.. ebaree 500 ~ p.m. Arter 5 p.m. 3418. USED stov.. and dryers. Bupane aa. ntl and learn of the low, low COlt. Co. Dial 5430. strong athletic programs. Tbey'r. ,our cbellPftt meana of ..s­ LOST: J!ooary, IO'!ony, lft84e i'1 ,.,....~: ROOM FOR MAN. Board 1! desired. On YeI'UsJn. In the city - but the resultl Used, rebuilt, washlne machine, re­ Phqne t5S5. Allen said he hopes to com­ bus line. Dial 6203. are BIO BIO BIGI ld ••rator, stove. Larew Co. m J:. plete his obligations at So~th Washlnltlon ...... 9Sc per inch WANT to rent a room! DoUy Iowan • Who Does It Trailer, for Sol • Bend by the end of the pI'esenl classified. carry Ideal roolll rental. LOTS OF CALLS I RecardleSl of the term and assume full-time re­ per man th, every del!. Here .n! .everal fur you to ,dze 01 ),our ,a l ~. you'll tUrn unn.eed,­ FOR SALE: 30 foot modem q.uer ---- h~ . SIqIe c:onllder. Do-II-Yourself with 100lS and equip- td Items Into ready Clsh. Pbone 41,1 Call Charles at ..... sponsibilities at Indiana by Aug. "uu...... SSc per inch ment (rom Benton SI. Rental service. and plac. your ad In the Iowan CIUlI. I .02 E. Benton. 8-3831. Hedl. FOR SALE: l'I rOOI II'aller. Good con. I. Persor.r.lls dillon. Ph_ t04I: Foren View The Morket'. Qr.l t, The Cost II Blnalll --~.------Trailer Park. Jim lfaeon. PERSONAL LOANS on typewriters, Iowan CI ...lned. Beal Them Alii Typing phonotrrlrPh •. sports equipment, lew­ Phone 41tl Today Real Estqt. elry. HOCK -EYE LOAN COMPANY . ------~------Typlne of any kind . Dial 8-2181. 126\com­ counties; approved 'bill to re­ SUI ce~lo instruction, was -';010 bershlp cards will be distributed main star in an opening night Grtlfin. In Mardh, 1855, SUI mittee. quire a fisherman to obtain pelf­ celliist wiLh 1Ihe Le1pzig FI1fiiha.r­ witpout charge, Yaeger said. charity performance of the Ring- opened for the fi>rst Ul ... week At 'a recent public 'hea,ri n.~ on misSlion from tlhe owner of land monlc orohestra lbe!ore Lod , ling Bros.-Batnum & Bailey teron. !the ,bill, several women's organi­ tI1hat Ihe has to cross to reaoh his to the UJ)ited Sta,tes. He 40 to 100 ~Sl1are Our-Surplus' ~;~cu~a~~hM;g.ison Square Gal'- rza tions gave the rneatSUTe strong rtishting site. this country with flhe No record has survived of the sUopport. Public ihealth comm1ttee---;re­ trio from 1922 to 1929 wnber 01 students at the first For ,. . The show will be given on be- Under the onl, tIIhe legislators commended paSsage of a mea­ the SUI facU1ty in 193 session. EstJomates 'have ran1led 'Dr1Y" 'eEnds Today half of the New York Arthritis 'on the research committee would sure to 'pe!1lillt dUes to contract from 4.0 to ) 00. ., 1 . ' . and Rheumatism Foundation, !have access to the servkes' of the w.i:th drainage districts to use By Septerrfuer, 1855, when the .. .' . "Miss Monroe will headline a slJIr Institute of ,public 8.ffairs. Follows Mar draioo,ge ditches as oublets for ~ university circular was D The "Share-Our-Surplus" cal:- ' parade of guest stars in a pag­ '!The 'publie health committee sewage dlsposa,l !plants if this published, there were 124 stu­ tpns' will be removed from Jowa eant of big holidays," said Todd. spelllt another loogthy disous­ does not create a .nuisance. IHit by Auto dents-33 males and 41 female;;, City "store counters today. "She's to b,e New Yea(s Eve - sion ort a Ibm to set up sta;te li­ 8lJ1l was ~irst among sLaite in­ MJ.s: Henry Lampe, chairman or the morning after." , eensinlg, regula tion, and in!\pec­ &tltup\.!ons of ihlgher lelLl'lnlng to of the Ipwa City "Share-Our- The movie actress, who IS es­ tion of all Wlholesale and reta.i!f provide 10r admission ot women Townships To Vote on equal terms wJ.tIh men. surpliis" committee, said Wed- tranged from her husband! fo r­ estalblisrhmellits seUing drugs then took a volie on recommending By now there were nine de­ ncsday that the local goal is $100. ~er basebaJl player Joe DIMa~- .' , ' glO, nodded agrecment and smll- the 'passage of the measure, Rep. On Annexation 'partments, ' indudlng ancient I Tlle lTIol\ey collected '!;V1Il be cd Floyd Edgington (R..shetfieldl), lan-guage;;, modern lan;gua.ges, used to send the United States' :'She'll wear a leotard espec­ committee chail1man, said the Voters in the Iowa City and intellectual [philosophy. rnol'a1 tood ' surpluses to foreign na- ially designed," added Todd. A motJon lost 'Iby a good major­ philosophy, natural phiiosOlphy, East Lucas township districts history, natural lhJ.s.tory, cilemis­ tions. leotard is a formfittillg theatri- ~ty ." The Americau Friends Service cal costume. The IbiJI remains ,with tlhe 'com­ will vote on the annexation of lit)" and mathemMios. committee were given the sur- mittee :£or fina" action -later. a 24-acre tract to the Iowa City II Instrue&ortl pluses by the federal govern­ House committee actions also 'n!e Pre!lident, or Chancellor, independent school district in the was a so ead of tlhe department ment. The moncy collected will included: SO Iowa Doctors March 14 election. SATURDAY 'of 11I5tory. The facutbY eXlPBnde were said to be In the lations In the Midwest. Dr. Clarence D. Davis, profes- received by a horse owned by Ay SHOW TELEVISED rI'I_'lfMt ~ 2r~ library. sor and head of obstetrics and him, and carried in the truck The fields of architecture and MOM... against +pe new model is equipped "The business of each day community planning will be ex­ insistence ",Ith 23 special auxiliary lens gynecology at the University of at the time. AT - opens Wlih cihapel exercises ... The suit claims Stahle failed plored on "Adventures in Art," secret. systems which greatly intensify Missouri. MAIL ORDERS NOW=lI attended by all students. Grea.t U,S. the brillhinee of the stars with­ to stop before entering a state a tclcvision program produced 8~ACKROCI( care Is taken to shi ld sfJuden1s pointed 0 Beginning at 9 a,m. Friday, highway from a side-road and by SUI to bc televised . ovc~ m",.r". order or dr... "'1/, .. " · add~ out increasing their size. trom the Inroads of te~ion the the conference will continue that he failed to have his car lUI'" I" 0 l-a \ "me ""umbo. P.O. 80J :U, tion Another added device is WOI-TV, Ames, Fliday, at 10 III'" 800, vice, and to train 1bem In a.m. DOl'l'nl)(>rl. luwI. who sun-moon-planet projector. through noon the [oil owing day. under control. " the IPrll1iC~les and habits ot vir­ Main Flool and D.... Clrcl.: $3.92 the tue and morality," the c~ talog Family Ci,cI.: $3.36 said. J Ba lcony $2 10- $2 25- $ J 13 Bruillf Atmo.phere I OROEIIS mUD IN OllDII 01 "'''''' "The unLvE.rsiiy Is ... a.cees­ your recipe for a new spring shape Ilble by railroad from the east (tlibis eVj!n~ was celebrated on New Year's day, 1856) ; sur­ ENDS TODAY rounded by .torestB and rolling \lsuit sophisticates" PI'alries; possessing a tine brac­ "FLAMENCO" 'and Ing atm9SJ)here and cllmate RIVER~ which ihas ever ,proved mild and "THE healthy," according to the cat~ ­ log. S Mighty Spectacle of Tempestuous Smoltin.g on the eampUli or N about university buildings was ev Violence Under And on the High Seasl PrOhibited. At one time, the stu- dent tpaper attused a prominent PlUessor of having made hlm­ NOW SATURDAY­ JOHN WAYNE SUSAN HA YWARO .elf orrenlll,ve to ladles I'll. the 11- Instc 'ROMANCE '-ADVENTURE I brary and elsewhere Iby 'the ••..••.•...... •...... odor of tdbAooo around hlJ per- , 1~:95 ~nd( 17.9~ M-G-M', 9On." ·-T--- .etlon·hlt ... fllm,d In tropical CitY' In 11858, OLd. Capiotol became ] 'Burley rnJ.on filled suit , has its own wild, In donll", COLO~ the center of campus life. A ' P flower print liSCO!, bucklc interest on r ./ '\YlPica,l cl'8II'00I1\ was lined with J'nstlall cVffs III d hipline pockets. Ellsy nurcd C.... .;dcoPE deska for 'woo AIQJ1.i one side In tbe T:r­ slli'(t. l",lavy, charcoal or moss. 7 to L5. was a raised platform itOI' recl- was camp STEWART UGEI taiion. The ~ not recLtInc lis- lor 'flhe Ie::: 16.95 tene 0l'i8r­ Robert Preston omce e$timate. that Its living, dillon an Chari.. Bickford alumni ,number more tIIan 50,- in Uhe ne­ -'LUB- Waite, Har.tpcltn DOlI. Cost_ CI ...... - eoto.' ~ r.un an area or 10 BlCrlll sur-- en times -CJrcle of Fu.y/'/oll • Second Floor "PRIDE OF A NATION" ; rwndin, Old Capitol and allan .whi­ renltd bulldtln& tor elalll'OCilM, '1,775, T_ .- LA~ N1W8- : Coming Soon - GARBO in "CAMILLE" lIhe campua haa lIfOwn to more cost 01 _ 1il1T\ 700 acree and toore than ment. 'l1!-­ &0 builQL/lfa. pUon d=::