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Ilr I " - e, Serving The State University of fou)(, and the People of Iowa City Established in 1868-Five Cents a Copy Member of Associated Press-AP Leased Wire and Wirephoto. Service Towa City, Iowa, Wedne day, February 29, 1956 . owa CI ro

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I (ash Offer to WASHINGTON IA'l-President Ei------=----~--­ senhower may answer the big * ' * * • qll .. ~tinn tOOnv . The Weather He has called a news conCerence Snow Causes , Hickenlooper for 9:30 a.m. CST, and most re­ Ike's Sessions porters here expect it will be the Clear WASHINGTON '/f',-A sliCClal setting for his announcement on .. Two Boston ' Senate investigating committee whether or not he'll seek a second TenseI . Times. Tue day subpoena d Iowa Repub- term. & liean National CommitLeeman Rob· The White House said only that Train Wrecks ert Goodwin to testify at hearings there would be a conference at For Newsmen lon . offers of "campaign conlribu· the regular time in the old Stale Warm BOSTON til - Snow-obscured , lions" during the . Department' building. BV Ell CREAGH warning signals appllrenlly were Inaturnl gos bill HI,.rty Questioned the caU$(! of one of two train filht. Press Secretary James C. Hag- WASHINGTON t.4'I - About 10 wrecks that killed 13 persons and the action carne , gerty was bombarded wi~h ques­ Iowa City can elCPCct warm('r a.m. in tho. l\Jtion's capitol on the temperaturcs and clear skies Injured more lhan 100 nenr Boston I after Goodwin told tions about whether thc ~csident day of a presidential news confer­ Tuesdl\Y. newsmen in Des would make known his long-await­ Wednesday. hc Weather Bureau ence there Is a slir in the queue Sen. B. B. Hickenlooper reported. The war.m air Crom the Boslon and Maine Railro:ld am, Moin thnt John ed decision then. In most cases of reporters outside a double door clals said that one train passed "Didnl Srr I'll" Neff. attorney for his reply was a noncommital "I southwest would a Iso bring on the fourth (Ioor of the big, old­ cloudy skies late Wedncsday. through a yelloW caution signal 1.3 the Superior 011 wouldn't know ." fashioned stone building across the miles irom the halted train and Co ., ofeered him Eisenhower told a news confer­ The high in the city is expected street from the White House. to be iJl the middle 40's today r/ln by a red stop signnl 3,200 [eet $1,000 for the cam­ ence Feb. 8, howevcr, that he The doors swing open. Reporters, Crom Ihe scene of the wreck. I>aign of Sen. ought to have by March 1 the i?­ conlinuing Ulrough Thursday. DemoHopeful formation needed to make up hIS The Iowa City low Tuesday was credentials in hand, filc past a Se­ B&M ,officials said that lhe sjg­ Bourke B, Hicken- GOODWIN mlnd, and he added the announec­ nine degrees at noon; Lhe low in cret Service agent and a uniformcd nals were in perfect order and that looper IR-Iowal. Goodwin said he rej ctod the of· ment prObably would be made at the state was at Spencer and Sib­ Whit~ House policeman. 1 the engineer, Ernest Tourtellotte, Blasts GOP's The guard checks the photograph 55, had violated oJ){'rating rules by f rand refu d to arrange on in­ a news conference. ley where the mercury hit 10 de­ troduction to llIckenlooper for Neff. The President also said it was grees below zero. on the ' car~, compares it w)th the not bringing his train to a full stOJl. Caee of the bearer. He nods. The "Nov.r Met N.H" probable that the announcement Southwest Iowa should see tem­ In .8oth Wrecks SUI Policy [n Washington llickl'nlooper said. would require a longer explana­ peratures in tIle 50's; the north­ reporter walks In~ide and fin9s a Some of 1M injured were in both \ place - if there is one leCt - on By BETTY LOU QUICK "This i.s the first lim I hnve heard tion than he would give at a news east can expect temperatures in wrecks. Escaping .Crom the first of this." He sold he hod never met conference. This suggested an ap­ the 30's and 4b's. . one of the metal "undertaker" unharmed or wilh minor injuries, chairs that all but rm the confer­ Lawrencc Plummer, Democrntic Neff. pearance on television and radio they boarded a Marblehead-Boston Neff lold the committee Tuesdoy networks reaching to all parts of I ence room. train at the station here to contin­ candidate for the Iowa gubernator. the country. ial nOIl1.ination, criticized the Re· that he did visit Goodwin'S ofCice Few Chlirs ue their way to Boston. in Des Moines November 4 in rf· Says Religious The Marblehead-Boston train, publican manag ment of state in· Corl to learn Hlckcnloopcr's pos!· WHAT CHANNEL? There sri) lells than 250 chairs. moving slowly, collided witb an The White House discouraged There are Illore thlln 750 ac¢redited stitutions In his speech before the tion on the bill, but naUy denied ~arJier train which had hailed in that he oCCer d or even m ntioned speculation Tuesday that Presi­ White House correspondents. (Dolly Iowan Phot.) SUI Young Democrats Tuesday. Revere while its crew cbecked a a campaign contribution. dent Eisenhower may talk' on the Surge , Aimed Latccomer~ somctimes are r.e1e­ JERALDINE BRIGHT, A2, Des Moin.s, points to I.. p YIn day to­ Signal obscured by snow. Twenty "Through th complete failure to TV networks today about his at­ gated to thc palcony. On banner day", k ••ps her fingers crossed. I~plrhlps is eyeln, "ttl. min." rhe No 'nit,..., i" Mlrtin were listed as injured. practice even the simplc principles he titude toward a second term. But days, alld· W dnesllay promises to Daily Iowan prints this photo 85 a public s.rvlce to all bach.lors. NeCf said was more interested I An hour and a half earlier at ot good business, a great unh'er ity in Hickenlooper's position than that at least one Cabinet officer anti­ AtFalseGoals be one o~ the ~iggest of them, the Swampscott, six miles north of cipates need for a TV set in his (~Ull today stonds nl n point of SCn . Tom Mortin of Iowa City overflow has \ to be turned away Boston, a Portsmouth, N.H.·Boston bec,lUse· he hnd r ad som where office. Atty. Gen. Brownell had By JO ANN PETERSEN when the chambllr reaches its sat­ (rain, made up of a diesel engine where it is in danger oC not being ODe installed Tuesday. that Martin was in Cavor or the bill, "People are turning to religion uration point of llbout 270. Success! and six coaches, had halted at a able to recapture its rigbUul plnce but that JIickeniooper's position Reporters ol)at, read the Papers. Police Hunt The man who advises Eisenhow· for security, but are confusing con­ ~il;lnal just ~rth of lhe staUon. in the sun," Plummer said. wa "qucstlonable." formity to established religious Suddenly. at about 10;29 a.m., a Plummer expressed his concern er on bi~ big broadcasts-TV pro­ ·Student Despairs; Use ' Snow Bolh Hickenlooper and Martin I?a.tterns with the development oC hush falls over the room. 'l'hen, , '""~i", about other state InstituUons : "The voted for the bill. ducer Rob e r t Montgomery - from a door IllltMi-igbt, the Presl­ A (our-oar train of Budd High· I)mphasis is entirely on custody, .si1Owed up at the White House a per~onal religion," Rabbi Ed­ 'lrCliiting Fondly 1tYear-Old lincr, .sctf.;propoHed cars running The bill, which would havc ex· dcot walks in. Everyone stands. ralher than on treotmrnt." he shortly after Hagerty fixed the ward Zerin said Tuesday night. from 'Danvers to Boslon - on ilie empted naturnl gas producers from Under Way FUKUOKA, Japan t.4'I - For two said. time for to said lie's sales managcr. The new Uleory was put forward person is in favor of it. ously been mentioned in the in· slumped badly after he suffered here Tuesday. . by metoorolo,tsts Roscoe R. Bra- vestigation. Idol if we give him or ' it the de· end tilking notes, the reporter may '.ld h h' As they opened the door 01 theIr ham and Louis J. Battan of the , The question of liquor by the his heart attack in Denver, Sept. votion and attention that God find he has pu~d part of the Th e \Senator s a.,. ress ere - IS • dri'l,k is not an issue, but a moral Gerdes said he went with Nerc 24. Stock prices shot up aCter a should get, he said. answer to his own question. second on the Carm situation in home they looked IOtO the muzzle University of ChlclIgo after studies to Des Moines last November and • medical panel Teported Feb. 14 f 45 ]' be t t' . t I o( some 2,000 clouds over Puerto question, Plummer stated. "Anti J Ulat they talked to Goodwin, but ACldemlc Idol. President E~nhower let it be two days - wound up his visit to 0 a. ca I r au oma IC pIS o. Rico, the American Midwest lind won't make it an issue." When • that' Eisenhower was physically fit known early i/t llis administration this key farm state during which The youth chain smoked cigarets the SoutJ1w(\st. the constituents are in favor of iI, teslified that he recalled no men­ for a second term in the White tion of a campaign contribution. Common in the academic field he liked to cpnfinC) hh; meeting with be sought to gain support for his as the hours wore on and had little Braham and B/lttan said their the legislators will vote f9r it, he House. "C",I"'t Be Sure" are the idols of "scientism" and the press tp a half-hour. So, ~id for .Lhe'. Democratic presiden· to say to his prisoners refusing research easts serious doubt on lhe said. confor~ity, S~inn said. EX);lla~ning at 11 a.m. or a IiUe before, the tial nommahon. ' Plummer servcd six terms as He said Goodwin told them "he "scienhsm" on J;Ilany , campuses, senior w,ire service correspondent But he told 111's audience here, as eycn to tell them what he wanted. ecreeUvent!.~ oC rain-makers who county attorncy of Worth County couldn't teU us or be sure," but professors or students tend to make calls a halt by singing out: Abo h ld th drop dry Ice or silver iodide eryst- alsol said: • · Negro Coed Starts he' told a group at Sigourney the ut 7 p.m. e to e group lo als inlo c1o\Jds over porClled areas. and served two tcrms as mayor of "I think flick would be in favor a fetish out of. the "special. Jingo" "Thank you, Mr. President." night Defore, that wherever he is leave their money on the table and Some ot the reports or success in t\lorthwood. In 1954 he was a De­ of th.eir Cields-or many deify s~i. Then beginS a scramble for the of it because that. is his kind or when the farm bill comes to a go into the basement. A few mo- making [aih with ice crystals, lhe mocratic candidate for lowil ' altor· thinking. " Court Fight Today en~Clc proce~ures and worshIp just-openinl( doors and the tele­ ney general. BIRMINGHAM, Ala . (.f! - A Ne­ theIr own achIevement. ' phone bootha in the corridors out- vote i~ the Se~ate, ,he, will inter- ments later the boy left. scientistll Maid, probably mean only Gerdes also said he talked to rupt hIS camp8lgn to go to Wash- . that - M , .. k I d (II' . 'd Goodwin on the phone eor "about gro woman's 29 month fight for the "Campus life stamps us with con- side. . Ington and vote on it. He also Supt. ElJandson saId Fay refused the cr:~~ ;h~: ~e!is ~~~~.mSl e right to stul1y at the aU-white Uni­ formity," Shinn continued: Students _--:.....,.• _____ 15 minutes" a few weeks later. He a\'oid asking certain types o( ques­ outlin'ed a number of amendments to cooperate with efforts of o(ficials The re$hrch \Jroject to find out said Goodwin told him he had .not versity of Alabama will be renewed CALL OF"' ,N.GRO STRIKE he said he would offer. at the school to help him and what makes rain is being conduct. tOday In a small Cederal courtroom tions in the classroom for fear of been able to learn JUckenlooper's here. being laughed at, he said. NEW YOnk tA'l-Sponsors oC a KeCauver ' said that· dcspite Re- seemcd to be motivated by an Inner ed jointly by the University of Chi- • views because he had not been Basically, the issue is whether The Rev. Mr. Supple cited "cares. nationwide prayer day March 28 publican "glib phrases and slick hunger for self-importance. cago.and the Ul)iversity of Arizona, , ~ able to, see him. , Autbcrine Lucy, 26, former school riches and pleasures" as ilols in in support of the Montgomery, sl.ogans designed to persuade him with suppOrt from the U.S. Air ff I 'MMt N. Offer' , tcacher, should be pormitted to re­ Ala ., ,Negro boycott of buses said he's never had it so good," the SENATOR KILGORE DIES Force. Brabam and Battan report- \ Asked if he had offered Goodwin turn to the university's Tuscaloosa (Continued on poge'6) Tuesday there will be no work AmeriCjIn farmcr is in "serious WASHINGTON II! - Sen. Harley ed their nndlngs thus far in the a contribuUon, NeCf replied: campus. IDOL5- stoppage. trouble." Kilgore (D-W.Va.l died Tuesday. ,new issue of "University of Chi- "No sir, J did not. ____=-- ____...,. ____ -----:----...---,:---______~_ 'cal(O reports," Though actually enrolled at the "I had no right to make the of· fer," he testified, IlIId I had no school, Miss Lucy was suspended Their theory is that rain from It'eb. 8 by the board of trustt>es ' h Ed . ' is .. k S t · summertime clouds most oCten rO' money." after a mob objected violently to Neff. who said be is still on the her presenc() at the school. SOU t ern uca t or,t _pea $ on egrega Ion ~r~~infr::af~antu~~~;c:!lt~~! payroll of the Superior Oil Co., said J{er attorney, Arthur D. Shorf's, • the ocean ' and sulfates over land. only $7,500 was given to him to asked Federnl Dist. Judge H. Ho· "The recent riot at the University The old theory was that Uny Icc distribute as political contributions. bart Grooms to jail the 17 defend­ of Alabama ovel' the admission of Shinn said. "The trend Is now to- the University of Alabama as an service. Whenevet such incidents crystals formed around tiny par­ He said $5,000 was for the Nebras- , ants, including 13 officers and trust­ Negro student Autherine Lucy was ward desegregation." example of the trend to desegrega. occurred, the Southern whites in tides of dust in clouds, makIng ees o{ t~ university, for contempt incited by a group of "fanatical" In reply to a question asking ir tion. the group reCused Lo patronize the snow which turned to rain as it (Continued on page 6) of his J~IY larder. ' students," the segregation 'issue should be There was an illuminated cross restaurant unless all were given plummeted t~ earth. GAS PROIE- It wail that order, directing the Proi. Roger Shinn of Vanderbilt kept out' of the coming presidential in lhe room, with two hands, one equal service_ admissio of Miss Lucy, that set University, Tenn., made the state· campaign, Shinn said: "I don't see black and one white, clasped in When phoning ahead Cor motel . ,* * * oct a st rm of prosegregation re­ ment at Ule Iniormation First lec- hoW you can kerop segregation out (ront of the cross. reservations, the group was given Senators Oppose fSfforts Flying to Washington action th oughout Alabama. ture in connection with the SUI Re· of politics any more than you can BUI Trip this reply .by the motel owner: To Dump Nixo . 1956 Lawrence Plummer WASHINGTON ""-Robert Good- Shores laid Tuesday 'he would Ilglous Emphasis Week. keep out foreign policy issues." "I'm not prejudiced myself, but I , . n In win, Iowa's Republican National "ot ask he court to punish the de­ Many who joined the crowd were 1&1... 0,1 I Shinn next referred to a bus trip, need the patronage of the com- WASIQNGTON II! _ Senators Place in tl.e Sun Committeeman planned to Oy to fendants for past actions whlc~ he not even aware of the reason' for D nwl'lnt n on. which carried an inter-racial group munity." However, the owner Cln· Barry M. ~dwater (R-Ariz.> and ~.:------Washington Tue5aay night to testi· belle\'ed were In violation of the the gathering, Shinn ~Id. "If Eisenhower and Stevenson from so Ale Alabama colleges to a ally agreed to admit them rather Gordon Allott (R.colo.) said Tues- IARE TRUTH {y before the Senate committee In· July 1 or r. He said he would be "I thought it was a panty raid," are the candidates, there will pro· religiOUS conference in Alhens, than inconvenience the entire .day they would OppoiC any effort ' INDIANAPOLIS "'-Paul E. Un- vestigating campaign contributions aatlslied !tit her reinstatement. one rlote~ later said to Shin,... bably be I1trrerenccs of opinion as Ohio. group. to dump Vice-President Nixon newehr rued a petition In court d!1ring the natural gas blU fight. Meanw Uc, two oUornye8 lor the far as seltegation is concerned," When ~e group stopped to eat "Those persons whe took that from the GOP ticket if President :ruesday asking that his name be Goodwin anounced he was leav· unlverslt petitioned the court AHitude. Chln,ln, Shinn added. '. "'. during the trip the Negroes in the bus trip performed a valuable edu· Eisenhower runs again. changed to Wehr because his (our ing for the national capital' after Tuesday r separate jury trials "Attitudes toward segregation in Shinn cited a recent worship group were often told to go to the' catlon~ service. ' whether they Goldwater said he doesn't want children ,are continually ribbed learning that the committee of each d lendont, the South are &radually changidg." service by Mcthodlat students at back door or the rest~urant Cor meant to or not." laid Shinn, to Bee an)' GOP shUt this yev. ' about ' tbe name .t Kbool. pIaaned to subpoena bim.

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p ... 2-THE DAn. Y IOWAN-Iowa City, la.-Wed., Febru.ry 29, ltU doodles by dean , , The Daily Iowan I ., General Nollees must be left 01 The Dally low"" office. Room 201 Commd"l. ,. 14 The Daily Iowan is an independent press/on of SUI admin/#rflliQn policy or - caUolll Center. by 8 a.m. Monday for publication III The D~lIy Iowan on Tuesday. NoUees tor other week days mUSI he In by 5 p.m. two days prior to pubHcaUon. opinion. They musl be typtd or legtbly written and Biined. They will not be Iccepted daily newspaper, written and edited by by phone. rhey will not be publIshed more th." one week prlo,· to the event. students. It is governed by a board of The Iowon, in tTle terms of a policy The Dally Iowan reS<'rves the rlaht to edit notices. fioe student trustees elected by the stu· statement adopted by trustel's in 1946, BRIDGE LESSONS - The Union PENGUINS-Penguins wllJ meet "will try to act ·d3 a good citizen of tile Board is sponsoring a series of this af~ernoon at 4 :30 in the wo­ dent body and four faculty trustees ap- SUI community and the community of ! • weekly bridge lessons Saturday men's gym. All girls interested in 1'(}intcd by ale president of the uni­ Iowa City . ... The Daily Iowan con­ morQings at 10 on the Slin porch of synchronized swimming are invited the Union. to attend. sity. ceives its ollmers to be tlle whole con­ The Iowan editorial· stalf writes its stituency of the UniveTsity, past, Present GRADUATING SENIORS - The PHYSICS CLUB - The next editorials withotlt censorship by adminis­ und future. It wilt endeavor to hold the " . Sanxay Prize is a cash award of meeting o[ the Physics Club will tration or faculty. The Iowan's editorial good of the 1University in trust for tllese $500 (no remission of fees) to lhe be held on Thursday, March 1 at S 311 poliCY, therefore, is not necessarily an ex- owners . ••• » Liberal Arts senior, a native or p.m . in room o[ the Physics ') ! • resident of Iowa, who gives the Building. Prof. F. Rohrllch will l highest promise of achievement in discuss the general theory o[ rela· graduate work. The holder of Lhis tivity. ,r prize may pursue graduate work Our Immigration ' Pr~iudices m the State University of Iowa or FACULTY·STAFF WOMEN-The any other standard university dur­ March dinner meeting of faculty­ • I Since World War II Am€ricaJ foreign (90 million) get an anMal quota of 100 ing the coming year 1956·57 and slare women will be held in the policy has been focused more and more persons apiece. the stipend will be paid for that north alcove of the Union cafeteria )·ear. on Monday, March 5 at 5:30 p.m. upon winning tlle uncommitted peoples of Africa has a quota of 2,000. . Students who arc interested in Asia to our sid. EuroPe has a quota of 149667. entering t~e compeUtion should DEL TA ZETA SCHOLARSHIP _ Yet tlley have drifted into tlle Com- Th all tr· f'S d d communicate at once with the The 1954 Convention of the Delta . ... e sm coun les 0 we en an heads of their major department Sorority established a $500 scHolar­ mUlllst orbit or mto neutrality. S ·tz I d t 3295 .1 1 689 . h b ] d d WI er an ge anu quotas ~nd ~resent. supporting evidence, ship to be awarded annually. to A mencans ave een lar -presse to .• ti I ' , , 11lcludmg wrItten plans for .graduate assist either a qualified graduate undt'rstand this. Some of iliese nations !espcc ve y. . _ ---~Q",--- wo~k. The .departments wI)1 report or undergraduate women student. j" , are democratic. They have just broken GreeCe, wmeh has a pop~lation larger ACME the ~ r nommees to the Graduate I with junior or senior standing in away from colonial rule, as did the United ilian those of Sweden and SWItzerland, has ELECTRONIC Office by May 1. Audiology or an allied field . (ap­ States. Our Declaration of Independence, a quota of plied areas in speech and heairngl. 308. ,ORP. BOOK EXCHANGE - Books and The applicant need not be a Delta • Constitution, Dill of Rights - these ' have . The oglo-Saxon nations, Great Britain money which have not been picked Zeta member in order to be eligi­ been tlleir modt;!s. We have fought- ~o and Gennany' have quotas of 65,000 and up from the Book Exchange sale ble. An application form may be may be picked up at lhe Student secured by writing to: Delta Zeta. world wars without claiming tIPitory, 25,000. Council of[ice in the Iowa Memorial National Hearquarters, 1325 Circle spoils or booty of any kind. ; This is . what our immigration laws tell Urlion after March 5. orfice hours Tower. Indianapolis 4, Indiana. We have sent economic, military aid to the world: are Monday. 8:30·11:30; Tuesday, All pertinent data and applica· 12:3O·2 : ~0; Wednesday, 8:30·9:30, tion completely filled out should be tllem. We have even offered to p'r<,>teet We can admit 154, 657 immibrants per 10:30·11:30; Thursday, !2:2:3O; Fri­ in Lhe hands of the Scholarship tllem from Communist advances. ··Why year tllrough regular immigration quotas. day. 8:30-9:30. 10:30·11:30. Books Committe on or before April 15, tllen are they leery and sometimes down- (We can also admit 214,000 non-quota per- and money not claim(ld by March 1956. ''1'111 certainly glad to accept yOllr generolls offer. Perhaps I ought to mention that l'1It a 28 become the property of the Slu· , 1 • right hostile to us? sons who have escaped from the Iron 9ur- philosophy maior - 1 tllst carry my pencils in all old slide rule case." dent Council. BABY-SITTING -. Mrs. Don Mo· Americans are often hurt and bewild- tain nations or have become wra refugees.) sier will be in charge of the coop· ered by this. Bilt we are choosy about who we admit. WEIGHT TRAINING 'fhe erative Baby·Sitting League !rom o . •• Therefpie Wple up au annual quota of immigrants and ad- With veterans. natIOnal fratermhcs- cent. which I must gucss.estimate Endownments might bcttcr be call- 7:30 p.m. - Society for Experi­ ed A Greater Role for Tuition or Buying Or Building a llome." may come from Asia. Ch'na ((lOO million niit~ng that nUITlber of persons - regard- sought new chapters all over the would cost about $150,000, leaving Study Now. Pay Laler. I would like mental Biology and Medicine, Tickets for lhe annual dinner Room 179-J\1edical Laboratory. population) India (360 million) and Japan ]css of nationaJ origin. nation. Several sent representa- about $128,000 to improve the Ii- to add one thought to an obvious dance. at $3.75 per couple, will be 8 p.m. - Panel Discussion, Re· tives to Rutgers where Gamma bra.rr·. add to research funds a~d conclusion that may be drawn. If available at this meeting. . ' laclhhes. and step up plant mam- ligious Emphasis Week. Sigma was one of three new fra· tenance and repairs. a person pays the full cost. will Friday, March 2 . Big News Today? ternal groups in the process of or- there be any urge to make contri- ZOOLOGY SEMINAR-The Zo­ . M butions later on? J believe there ology Seminar will meet Friday, 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.-Senate. House The political waters of Iowa and the not . seek re-election as attorney general. ganization. When the fraternity C0 II ectlng oney may be some dimiution in current March 2. at 4:30 p.m. , in room 210 and Board Rooms. Inter-Collegiate . , Bnited States may bc muoh clearer after lie said that he would announce future pledged two Ncgro boys. the na- The money has been sper,t-now support but, in the mam, I believe of the Zoology building. Dr. Fred Forensics Conference. tOday. . plans today; thrOWing open speculation tional fraternity representatives leL·s collect it. Since we are prac- bequests and other gilts will con· W. Scheuler of the SUI pharma­ Saturday, March 3 cology department will speak on ; President Eisenhower has eaUed a I'!cws that he will nlll for Congress or governor. immcdiately lost interest. tically on a cash basis now, J as- tinue and can be. cultivated. The 8 a.m . to 2:30 p.m.-lnter·Colle­ .. • • sume Ulat our main problem is the average thoughtful dOllor does not "Chemical Constitution' and Bio· giate Forcnsics Conference, ScnatC' . confercnce this morning, The lines may he drawn after today ·in exIra $700 per year times the num- measure what he ~ets r. from his logical Activity. " \louse and Board Rooms. Old Capi ~e said earlier this year the United 'States and Iowa. When classes be".n in Seplem- l)er of, years the .student is in col- college in. exact doUars. ;You would Lol. ~hat he hoped to have ber, 1949, it was discovered that lege. For 4 years he owes $2.800. be surprised how many alumni who DELTA ZETA ALUMS-The Del­ 2 p.m.-Basketball, Iowa vs . lIli· the new fraternity had achieved A to-year note for a $2,800 loan at paid full tuition think they dift just ta Zeta alumnae will meet Thurs· nois, Fieldhouse. ieached a dec i s ion by the highest academic average of 4 per cent interest would cost that and still are generous con· day, March 6, at 7:30 in the home 9 to 12 p.m.-Union Board Post· ~arsh 1. Today is Febru­ lllE vi::s MOINES RE(;USn,'II - Selection of any fraternity on the campus. The $28.35 a month, ?r $340.20 a year; tributors. Loyalty and appreciation of Mrs. Herbert Gamber, 226 S. Ball Game Party, Main Lounge, try 29. telltbooks ,is a· job for the teachers. They . . ,,51.57 a month Will payoff the debt will continue to exol't their influ- Lucas. Plans for the initiation Iowa Memorial Union. followmg year ~amma Sigma rent- at 4 per ccnt in 6 years. encc. I( we can atld "respect" to supper will be discusscd. Any Sunday, Marc:h 4 : The president, everyone r have a r!ghtto h<: free from malicious or ed from the unlverslty the yellow I In ' order to simplify collections those two qualities. yur ft(tlll1es arc alumnae not contacted may call Mrs. Gamber at 8·0672. 4 p.m.-Chamber Moslc Concert, pr~u\n~s! ·.\V~S reaching his decision in his uninformed outside harassment. house in fraternity row which it and reduce administration costs for assured. The most eerective way Shambaugh Auditorium. Coorgia lodge tlle past weeks. Washing­ ] We 'believe college students should ~c now occupies. It became evident all the institutions f?llowing this to gain that respect I is to ex peri· Monday, March 5 that Ole orgllnization was f)n the proeed~re . ~e estabhsh a gen~ral ment constantly and improve on ALPHA CHI SIGMA-Dr. F. P. tunlJe\VSpapermeo nOw predict he will·run. exposed to Vlil'ious points of view, as they 2 r> .I11 .-University Newcomers educaLJon ~cceptance corporation. the job we are doing. Jf we can Bargebuhr will speak at the Alpha Club rca. Jowa Memorial Union . ~ ., ~eo Elthon, present lieutenant gover­ are in the te~book referred to (at Iowa campus to stay. The heterogeneous This will be a nonprofit national take some of the cu~rerh ~ressure Chi Sigma house. 114 E. Market " I group was wel" Posl) tionalities 'are in the fraternity- The General Education Accept­ 8 p.m. - Graduate Lecture by : ~ ~fos~ observers have thought that Atty. author of some textbook did seem biased in . Chinese, a Japanese student. the ,nce Board would suffer some loss· Hollywood producers indulge in a singular conceit Which we will HILLEL - Friday nighl services Prof. Truesdell - sponsored by ~n. DJlxton Countryln.!ll1 would run for ' onc direction or another, we believe the son of a Cuban' educator, a Greek. es. It might consider group insur· 'It 7 :,30 p.m.-At 8: 15 p.m. Prof. Graduate Collegc, Department of and a Dutch boy. ance which would ·be a nominal never understand - dreaming up -r~-{!lection or leave politics. faculty can be counted upon to correct tile fetching names for mDvie stars. Wendl!ll Johnson will speak on Math, Physics Ilnd Engineering. The fraternity president, Richard expeJlse. After experience has been • Effective Listening." Tickets are Senate Chamber. Old C pitol. ~" Tue.-;day he announced that he would imb$lance. Cogan. a history stqdent, feels tlJat gained and proper reserves estab­ Rock Hudson, for example. who JJI. t • available for the Passorer Seder. Monel.y, March 12 Gamma Sigma hali shown that all lished. dividends might be declared has just married, signed his mar· riage license Roy Fitzgerald. Whal Monday, March 26. Price is $1.50 8 p.m.-Humanities So~iety, Scn­ ~- WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 29. 1!!1 sorts of people can live together. to the partiCipating instituLions on was wrong with tha~ name? for members. $1.75 for non·mem· Dt Chamber, Old Capityl. • , • ~ Lhe basis of their business with ap- -; ------~~------Pub\l'h~ clally except Sunday And ".Mlln Of course, it is a little long Lo fit bers. (J'or InfonnlUOII re,.rrlln, diMS be­ • MonClay and le,al holld.ys by Student DI.I 4191 frelll .~ •• ;II ....Ie" • On Saturday .v.nln", Feb. 11, propriate debits for losses incurred . AUDn:rU.IA" t yond Ihl. IChldu I•• tee I'51 olfJe~ I...... IIiIllftlll .,,~ a.e- .. lJo. Sigma gave a testimonial dioner educational loans and a report of ,,;.t towa City, unller the ael of Con­ C...... le.U ••• Cre.ter. ' at, the Somerville Inn, Somerville. the MIT loan fund. I am confident can't even pronounce? She was es· Board post·game party committee ------~- t'c..... "be March I. ltll. D~ILW IO~)I( ~DIIOIUAL ,,~, N.J., to Mrs. Elin Johnson, the fra- that in Lime the original discount of tabllshed as a star in Italy, where will sponsor a free party in the Editor ...... , ..• klrll. 1Io,d 8OA.D Or STUDE"", .... ~.u of , •• AIIOC.ATlD palll- • ternity housemother. Mrs. John- 5 per cent could be abollshed . they do hot tinker around 'WIth main lounge of the Jowa Memorial - Ma• .,tll, ,Utot , ...... I.ell a- puaLicAtIOl'lS,. ~J1(O • . Negro 'Prog ess' ~!he Aillaclated PreM II entitled ex. Newt! EdltArr •. . .••. . Ph)'fll. Plen\lII, , ,. names. Union {rom 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. Sat· il>4"'llIaIvel,.Y: to the .use for republication Robert '1. B\ltz. A3; Or. Geor,e S. ~on. who came to tlJe United States I realize that some , problems City 1IIIIjor ...... • ••.• 'GI!ne male urday. Paul Pearson's band will ,..01 "1 tbe leeel new. printed In &1\11 Asst. ~ I:oIl\en .• •. Larry DenDI . t;altOn, ,.Denllat}ry; Her~rt 1\. HecI~. 32 years ago, typifies the spirit of would develop for those students It is understandable if a gal enaLor Ea tland (Dc ., Miss.) ~w,p.per as WIU aa aU newt DiI; Dwllht 1:. eIIsenl 0,; PIo~ . HUih .. AP ~ "Ileft hrnMML.~ J • .-.PLuuIIa brotherhood of th;.Jroup. She has who decide to continue into post­ named Fleur Spinae,h changes her play. boasLS' Ihat "most of Ihe progres ('_JII~lI". Sportl Wier ...... IVI .. IJepIIl &. X,I.,. Pulltloal Iolenc!e, Dreian lb­ lOll LIdd, Lliwl Prof. ~slle G. Moel­ by her devotion· Lo e principle of graduate work, enter the ministry. name for movie purposes to some· Socle" Ed"'"' ..... ~ .. Setty 1Ir of Lh Negro race has en made 'DAILY IOWAN 8UPEIlVltlOas '-.oM ler. Journalllm; Richard 'D. Wolfe. .' .nd~ brotherhood or inspired aU teaching. or social wort? but T thing like IlstiU Spinach, or some PHYS. ED. COLLOQUIUM-The undl'r slavery." ~IICIIOOL OF 10U.HALlIM 'ACULTY W.... Idtt.n •....• . .... 'J'om·UH and M': Cbarllt WyUIe. &3. Tre ...... er: • Publllher ...... ~ler O. Benr Elwin T. JoUll'e. Unlverdly BUsiness those around her. " think these hurdles can be over· guy christened Weiner Schnitzel Physical Education Colloquium Africnn Negroes ha ve I Inde whot /l"oih ldIomhont Mlna,er. • Ed.nal...... I. Ed,.r Crane ChJel 'llela«rap!Jer •. ,". 8qb Kfnu, On the "inth birthday of Gamma come. One possible way is post­ changes his name to Hammond presents Prof. William Eller. dir· progress they can ball t In the. lor. . ~...... Max Wal.. WlNPbc!tO 'I"tdulIet1ll . Clllar. AJleI\ C .':! ...... Wftbll. Peler.,n SI,ma Fraternity I wish to salute graduat ' retro~ctlve scholarships. Rye. ector of the reading laboratory. to· modern world under d 8crll1'llno· DAQ.'( iO.AJII_A==-.~t:=.' r:..~:~n2l-=~ -;e:~y O::fr: ~ tlJem and commend them for ex· Let me gLve YOll an example o[ But performers In the movies day at 3;30 'p.m. in the pro.1 cllon tory, racist minded r ers. But ,.,..·.41.1 If , •• If ...---I ,...Ift ,..,._~i.-i. ·' ...... ,.., hi .dvallee; .h. menths, J.::: emplifying the American tradition 1I0w it might work. We have at who are christened with names r?O!T1 of the Athletics Adminlstra· how much more prog CIS would j , •••D.lli I..,.. " "M •.•. WII. """ "-,M .. ~w.. ,: V.ua. .,al/, T•• !':A.!I ,1 ••• I.n.. ..,.n•.. ,,' o.uIW lII'f.' .: .. 111111 WaliIftItr, ~~i e::·~ttI~lS~ "ttIr:~ . of equality. -It iII ·11IY hope -thee this Prtnct!ton II , fund · established to '~at sound ~o cont,ived and ",ony tlon Bulltllhg. Prof. Eller will liave been possible hft! 011 thes" .. ", rri .. "' •• /ral .... rul." II .'to mnnth.'!. ,3: All oihpr m.1I ."h I' Raskopf will receive an M.A. de· The 28 students in the roundtable, warfare, Fahr said. Now there is rr.elancholy and emotional cxpres- value,' Knowl er says, "this obs rv· grec from SUI upon completion of a better electriC torpedo which is sion . Rachmaninoff used a three· atory will bl' D much·needed aid in his thesis. He took undergraduate a boy and girl from each home· still top secret. note motive in all four of the the teaching of advanced astTon· work at Seton Hall and Villanova. room, act as a student council. work's mo vements. omy atlowa. sincc th observatory [ I MI'ss Georgl'a Black and Mr. Alva Using the electric torpedo will Free tickels for the concert arc on top of the physics building is I- e was gra d uated from Vi lanova s t op th e bu bbl es on th e wa t er available at the Information Desk suilable only tor elementary in. with a B.Sc. degree in ~ducatio n . Miller, . both junior high teachers I.. ·h· h ft I d th 't' , w IC 0 en revea e e POSI Ion in thc south lobby of the Union. struction." Raskopf and his wife, Ann, have serve as advisers. I of a submarine, Fahr said. a I6·month·old girl named Knren. ,______;..;... ______, d A nativc of Paterson, N.J., Ras· • • • • • .. • • kopf was in the Navy from 1943 to Big Band Jazz- 1946. , He is a member of Sigma Delta Chi , national professional journal­ , ,. ism fraternity. and the American On the Records College Public Relations Associ· C/iD DOltller (riBht), A.B. i/t ilIallttlll(lticl; '49. M.S. ill Chil E"lincering, ation. at ',jO, Ila rm,d. 0" th e site 0/ a b" j",;", co,lJI fll rli,1/I tJruJrll, ••I • ' , Worth Listening to • • f ownER'S h ,~ * * By * WILLIAM DONALDSON* * * • " I . Heart Fund Sunday ( I o:! Anyond Cor big band jazz? In spite of the trend toward modern jazz Beauty Salon '~Projects you can sink your teeth into'~ ,I' , 'combos, the full orchestras are still in there pitching. t I 'f : ~ -Hels $4,000 in City "Count Basie Swines; Joa Williams Sings" ($3.98) is a new contribu· SecC/nd Flnor PHONE 9639 .: t· ~ . • • tion from Clef records. Basic's band is one of the- few that has not .. QilJord J. Downer tarted hi tele· do\vn do \1 P ~o? A hundrcd workers and ' . ., The Heart Sunday door·to·door changed its style to mcet the de· piiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ___• campaign netted slightly ' over phone care r in the building engin ring ton of equipment nre "oiting (or the .1• $4,000 as about 400 volunteer can· mands of contemporary jazz. And loday's Top department of The outhrTn Ne\ Eng­ ~('ci iO Il. .' " • vassers circulated throughout Iowa Basi., e is. as gr~at a loader as Joe MarVin, . . . land T Irphone Company. At pre. ent h "Then"! a lot o( fulure for 0 cj il en· I City to help in Ole drive. W,illiams is a singer. Records i working with the Bell , y I m'lI manu· gine r in the lelephone bu in . ewand : :. Canvassers rcported that many Williams' deep voice and Basie's !tI turing unit, We tern EI 'ri c, helping

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It. J . ,,,.,NOlD. TOI",eco co., WIN.TON ·'~_'M, ,.. C. f' I . ~ ''''1 I "age 4-THE .DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, la.-Wed., February 29, ItS' I r Scheuerman's Average 8.5- Sf. Mary's Meets Iowa To 10lh ~eport: Santee s , 'Cascade '5' Tonight St. Mary's Ramblers will stay in Sharm St.eady Guard Herk~ In P~II; Dons Wife Got' $1, 100 shape for next weelc's District Sharm Scheuerman, Iowa's expressionless guard who specializes in Tournal)'lCnt here when they take competent, steady performances. is at it again. NEW YORK (A'!-The Amateur on Cascade Sl. Martin's tonight Sharm Is currenUy averaging 8-plus points a game, yet you seldom Sez-- Still 0·0 Top . Athletic Union released a full 40- \ acceptance of excessive expenses," at 7:30 in the Junior High Gym. notice him. He makes a brilliant pass, a quickly iiCnsatiol"al shot, then Qn By Tbe A llo('Jated Prell p~ge report Tuesday suspended Ule summary declareo. . Sl. Mary's, boasting a 24-1 rec- fades into the semi-anonymity * * * By DAVE STEV ENS __• mller Wes Santee, whIch declared l One item of lhe summary saId: d . - t t . ht' 'II which he seems to favor. The Iowa Hawkeyes vaulted into that he was paid "in excess of "For seven of Ole meets in which 01' gomg In '0 ODig S game, WI A solid fixtt.re On the Hawkeycs' Iowa's 83-73 thriller at Minnesota left only one note 01 mystery the No. 10 position in the latest As­ S1,100" for his wife alone to at- Mr. Santee competed during 1955, 'meet Keystone in the first ro und all-senior team, Scheuerman is the in the minds oC many fans : Did Coach Bucky O'Connor know lhe re­ sociated Press national basketball tend seven track meets in which expenses were also paid for Mrs. of tho District Class B tourney at qui t member of the club. sults of the Illinois-Ohio State game before the Iowa game was over? rankings, but the unbeaten San he competed last yenr. " Santee's attending these meets . tho Iowa Fieldhouse next Tuesday. '1ven wh n h breaks through an amine the subject. According to WSUI sports announcer Bob Zenner, Francisco Dons were the No. 1 The report was that of a specinl The total amount so paid for Mrs. Keystone was eliminated b~ vir- enemy defense to make the lay-up the public addre s system announced the mini-Buckeye score r87-74 tcam for the 12th consecutive week . s(!ven-man .committee looking into Santee's expenses one of them tually the same St. Mary's e1ub a at which he is so adept, or sudden­ Bucky was not available (or comment. But regardless. let's ex­ About a dozen of the teams list­ alleged excessive expenses paid listed on any of the aLhl e te '~ vouch- year ago in Ihe Fieldhouse in the ly rines a pass to Bill Logan or victory for Ohio ) immediately after the contest. ed in the first 20 in the poll of the Kansas athlete who was the ers filed is in exeess of $i,100." District Toul'Dament last year. Carl Cain under the goal, he is the Zenner described the Hawkeye players jumping with joy, indicat­ sports writers and broadcasters top U.S. mile hope for the 1956 iii._iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_ " "other man," the guy who made ing that it was their first knowledge of their new co-leadership in the figure to wind up in either the Na­ Olympic Games . the pass. rather than the one who Big Ten. tional Collegiate or National Invi­ Details on the AAU charges were laid it away. • • • tation basketball tournaments . made public Feb. 19 when the AAU Sharm even ge s angry quietly. Herky is glad thc Hawks Cound out AFTER the Gopher game. If Several others ha ve outside chan­ Executive Committee by a 14-1 ,Dress Right, Dress! Possessed of a quick temper which Bucky knew, we ar(' glad he kept it a secret. Why? vote accepted the special commit­ sometimes flares on the court, he ces to make the grade. It has been argued both ways. orne have said that the announce­ 'San Francisco merely has to go tee report and found that "Mr. . , for the Military Ball rarely will say anything, whether ment would have spurred tbe Hawks to greater things-an inspira­ Santee had rendered himself in­ it be an orncial or an opponent through the formality of clinching tional Corce that would have assured Iowa an easy victory . the Calirornia Basketball Assn . title eUgible for fUl'ther competition as who has drawn his wrath. Herky thinks not. The fact that Illinois had lost migl)t have made an amateur." Well-buill at 6-2 and 178 pounds, before starting defense of its NCAA with from the Hawks "try too hard." It could have erased their cool ballplaying The report contained photostatic Tux Wear Sharm is a resident of Rock just when they needed it most. crown. lsland, nl., and a former prep ri­ I. Sa n Fronclsco ('!I-O)) ...... I.OU correspondence involving directors We think that concentration-{)n winning Ole Minnesota game­ t. [l1Inol& 07·2) ...... 14f1 o[ various track meets and Santee val of his current running mate at would have been upset with lhe new knowledge. it Oa.,ton C.t~·:!) • .. OJ ' Iowa, Bill Seaberg, who hails from 4. Alabama (18-3) .••••• •. .. , . MO 01' his agent, plus the copy of a EWERS MEN'S STORE Well, this is neither here nor there, Iowa won and everybody (in ••. N. CArolina St. ('!I-H) . . .. ,. . i}M~ check fOf $400 to Ed Denn ing. Mrs. Moline. (t. Louisville (,!.:! .. ::l) .••. . • • • •• 'l.ll) Iowa ) is happy. However, future coaches cou ld ponder this subject, 7. VanderbJlI f 19-3) •.• .. .•• :10'; Santee's Caliler. Up to Feb. 27, Sharm had scored because Ule same situation could erop up for them some day. 8. North Carolina (17-") .....•. :=21 Campus Hdqrs. for Formal Wear 137 points for a per-game average U. S. l\lethodld (~J .. '!) • . .•. '... :W7 Ni ne "principle items of fact" I IU. IOWA 11~- il) ...... 2 '1.; of 8.5. He had made 63 of 83 free were listed in a summary of the * * * ~ .... II. Duke ( I ~-O) ...... 1'10 Tu xedos - $39.95 _ A while baclI: 11e'i

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~ It's a ' pleasure to' $e t 10 know 0"0 SPJ(~E AnER S UAVE ~~~ J LO·Jlo:-:. Each time you ~ h nve you cun look forwotclto 0111l ~ ' ~ lhill g spec ill l : the OLD r iCE ce ll ( - hrI&k, cri~ll. fre s I ~s ~ all outdoors . . . Ihe Illng of lhjll \' j. ron lI'11rillgcn l - hl\n- ~ . i ~ h cs shul'e- oop fi lm, h r a l ~ linl' TIlzornitks. Spla~h on \ ~ OLli !'Iet: -lint! lurt Ih e t!u)' refr e Ibl! - ~ _ ,~_~~.~ __~~~ ~ ._ I ~I ~ ______-U ~ ______~ ______~~~~~~ __~ ~~~ __~ __~ __~ ______-- ~-~ THE DAilY IOWAN-Iowa City, la.-Wed., F.twvary 29, ltU-P... S TV Called Solution Cancer-Drive Music 'Shop' ~H:d~:gTh~:ay CITY RECORD ,# '1 II 9 Opens at 5U I A reminder thaI the new national .For Crowded Classes minimum wage rate of $1 per hour BIItTU POLICE CO AT .. A workshop [or brass and wood· will go into effect Thur day has KLOOS M d u_ GI 1"1" t BURKETT, Donald L.. . flI S. Dod,. I .• Opens prl .. r. an ~. "nn, . v or· ntenc:ed Il) , \en day', in jaU In lieu A professor can ma~kcdly in· . wind ensembles Saturday at SUI been issued by the lowa City C)I St., • bo>· :)fondJ), .1 M"rcy Ho.· of $30 fine and eo to on a char,e At 910 Kilocycles crcase the number of students he t he instructor cioser to his students A Cancer Association Crusade will open the ninlh annual series Chamber of Commerce. pilal. of In!Oxlcallon. ~ d l\f Tho IV t MAalll .. GE LICE ' 8 can teach through use oC closed· in lPrge classes. Also. there is goal of $14.000 was announced Tues· of workshops sponsored by the SUI The new ratc applies to all em· .IASKE. Mr. an rl. mas, H ANClAUX. David 1.«. 21(1. and Bev ~rlY TODAY' CBEDIlLE ElY in B ... nch. a boy Tuesday a, Mercy Joan SP:NTMAN. 18. both of Iowa circuit TV. delegates to the Con· something about a TV screen in day by Frank Eicher. 517 S. Clin· Music Deparlml'nl. Ihe Extension ployes engaged in interstate com· "O!. 1:00 Nomln' Chapel trict pita!. City. 8·15 New. ference on Closed·Circuit Televi· the classroom whic~ compels at· ton St.. Johnson County chapter Division and lhe 'c~pol of Fine merce or in the production of In· SYDt.LL. Mr. and Irs. Robo-rl. U4 1I0n. GOLL[HEJI, Donald LH, :12, and SMrl"y tale slon at sur were told Tuesday. .let. St. .• ,lrl 1I100

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""""TECHNICOLOR •• AGNES ~OOREIIEAD · CONRAD N~G[l . oot\) Fl! :J tL~ AT 'Klddi. Kon~.rt' ..• Colortoon Sportlitt • LII. Ntw. ~ . I Y·E·SI -Starts­ h \~J i I J ! THURSDAY "THE IBNNY GOODMAN ifilU , STORY ... i. Comln, ..... I,: ~I. r- POSI'IVf:LY END-S'" To rhl -)\jGL'RTI I , TODAY ;" I~f nco" i o , , , ...... ~':"E DAILY IOWAN'-:low. City, I•• -Wed., ~ebnJ.ry 29, l.u "' ". Gas Prob,- Chicago , ~h:;'" A~ks ~~u . ntryman May · (jFi1versity (Contilll/ee11rom page 1) Bid on·SUI Work ka Republican party and only $2" Be Reconsidered I efs 500 of it has been delivered. The B other $2,500 was for Sen. Francis r I DES MOINES 111'1 - The Iowa Case told me he wanted me scenes with clay and papier-mache to Clnd out about Montana's two • iiiiiii automobile hub caps here. De· pepole of different faiths belie'/e gerian natlonalist rebels for a Democratic senators, Murray and of To , Position to go out somewhere tonight. 1 will be shown. on .. thist I week's.. "Ad- rather than at developing a per· Mansfield, and a call to Lingle, lect1ves, actil\i on a tiP. went to cease-fire in their nerce and costly told him I couldn't and he said to ventures I~ Art e eVlSlon p~o­ 24-HOUR Reck Island railroad yards and sonal Caith, he said. rebellion - and threatened th.em Wyo., to check on Republican Sen. It is a challenge to organized me 'You'll go wherever I tell gram, produced by SUI for televls- aiscovered a chache of hub caps in with full scale military operations u' " ing over War-TV, Ames, at 1:30 Barrett and Democratic Sen. O'Ma­ SERVICE • coal car. 1'hirty-three caps. religion to "take advantage" IJf Of Optimism if they refuse. yo . . p.m. Friday ill the "TV School- honey. , hlued at more than $400, were re­ this interest and show people the The Premier coupled his move The pollee chief quoted Psota as time" program series. covered. dirference, he said. WASHINGTON IA'l-Secretary of with a pledge of genui nely free saying that Wilinski then struck ' ZHUKOV'S P~OF=ILE FREE PICKUP Student Group Goals State John Foster Dulles stood his elections throughout Algeria within him with his fists and knocked MOSCOW Im-Prav~a, the offi­ him to the ground . INTERNS - Three College 0{ anel DELIVERY In a discussion of what student ground Tuesday against Demo­ three months of peace, and prom­ Dentistry seniors at SUI have been cial Communist party newspaper, ISC Wives Killed organizations can do toward help- cratic criticisms that he is too op. ised to negotiate a Cair sett/emeilt Officers said Thorilas Andrews, gave unusual prominence Tuesdt;ly , .Wives of two members or the selected for internshIp:; with the ing students recQgnize campus idols timistic aboul the cold war. with the Algerians once they have 15, said he saw Psota pick up the United States Public Heaith Serv­ to the picture of Marshal Georgi Varsity Cleaners . In~a State College faculty at Ames Zhukov, defense minister who has both Rabbi Zerin and Father Sup- At. the same time, he said com- chosen their leadership. But he re­ pipe and began hitting Wilinski, ice, Dean William J. Simon of the w~re killed late Monday at Colum: been newly elevated to the position Aero .. rrom .It. CI",.' pie said the goals of their respect- placency could be disastrous. asured French resideqts oC Al­ strildng him on the head seven or College of Dentistry announced to­ 1:1a, ?lo., In a snowstorm auto col­ Ive stUdent or.ganization~ . were ,to Dulles spoke at a news confer­ geria that France will maintain an eight times. of alternate member of Lhe ruling 17 E: Willhln ...n • DI.I 4153 day. They are: John T. Bauer, party Presidium. Wsion. place emphaSIS ?n religiOUS, .In- ence in reply to questions based "indissoluble" link with Algeria, Andrews caned police and Psota Iowa City, who will intern in New 4 They were Mrs. W. F. Coover. 70, tellectual and SOCIal facets of lile. on Democratic criticism of state- and protect their lives and pro­ ran to his home where he told his A. 71, Orleans, La.; Richard A. Coulson, and Mrs. J. Wilkinson, who Prof. Robert S. Mic~a~lsen or ments Dulles made to the Senate perty. mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Paota. She Ft. Madison, who will be assigned "ere driving to Alabama to attend the SUI School Of. Reh~lon was Foreign Relations Committee on returned with him to the scene to staten lsland, N. Y., and Ralph " ~ing or tm- American Dietet­ moderator of the diSCUSSion . speech on Sunday. The theme of SUI Council Meets where he was taken into custody. Schumacher, Waterloo, who will in­ IOWA'S FINEST • • • Its· 8!Jsociation. Their husbands are those statements was that Moscow Wilinski was rushed to a hospital tern at Seatlle, Wash. dllemistry professors at Iowa State. • 20% More Protein has had to change its tactics in but was dead on arrival. ~ Egypt's Guns Fire Tonight in Union .. the face of free world unity. i CHILD STUDY-"Discipline and • Vitamins and Minerals , Pinball Conviction On Israeli Planes Dulles declared that he dis- SUI Student CouncU will meet at DENTIST - Prof. Maury Mass- the Setting bf Limits" will be the Calcium ahd Phosphorus Robert H. Elliott, 4l'year-old agrees with critics who contend 7 p.m. today in the Pentacrest ler, head of pedonties in tlte Uni- topic oC Shirley Moore on the week­ • Q.. ...,.,. man, pleaded guilty GAZA, .Egypti~n:Held ' Palest~ne he is looking at the cold war Room of the Iowa Memorial Union. versity oC Illinois College of Den- ly radio child study program • Tastes Better, Too! Tuesday to possession of gambling ~E~yptla~ an1l8lrc:aft battcnes through rose-colored glasses. He The probable agenda is expected tistry, will a&lress the Junior Am- "Know Your Children" 01 12 :45 cie.Yi.ccs, and was fined $200 and d~ove 0[( five Israeli . planes tha~ repeated that he feels free world Lo include a report by the commit­ erican Dental Association at 8 p.m. p.m. Thursday over radio station Circled over Arab temtorr cast . ~ .strength and stability have caused tee checking the average, mini­ . ~sts Scott County district court. tonight in tbe auditorium of the WSUI. Miss Moore is a teaching lJe was arrested Feb. 2. Police Gaza Tuesday, an E~ypban ml\t, a change in Soviet tactics from mum and maximum wages paid by SUI Dental Building. His topic will associate in the SUI Child Welfare aald they round two pinball ma­ ~ry spokesman s8ld Tuesday military bluster to overtures oC the university for part time student be "The ECCects of Various Filling Research Station, which sponsors DlgHltt. I 'd I I' t 'n trade and aid. employment and the number of stu- ctlines in his parked truck. e a so S81 an srae I pos I, d' t' . "t Material~ls~.'~' __---=:::-:- _-:----:-~~th~e~p~r~o~gr~a~m:. ______~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~7~ ~ ' . southeast Gaza opened fire for Unfa, to U.S. ~cnts hoi 109 part Ime umversl y three hours on Egyptian positons. It would not be fair to say to the Jobs. The Egyptians did not return the American people, Dulles argued, . A report on Panacea rehearsals ~op Selects County fire, he added, and there were no that their sacrifices since the end IS also expected. casualties. oC World War II had failed complet------p~legates Thursday In Jerusalem, an Israeli army Iy to cause any change inside the spoKesman reported an exchange Kremlin. He said the ultimate t :rhe, selection or delegates to the of fire Tuestlay near Kissufin and goal of the free world is to make _unty. convention March 16 will Niram. He said there were no Is- Russia behave properly within the NOW!" be the main item or business raeli casualties. family of nations. Thursday at the Johnson County Sens. Fulbright lD-Ar"kl, Mans­ ITALIAN DINNERS Republican precinct caucuses, rite program enables Y0lt to field 10 Mont> and Humphrey 10· Seniors, , in ~ County Chairman William F. Mor­ British Plan Mass Minn ), among others, have ac­ AT REICH'S main a Master's Degree while rison said Tuesday. cused Dulles oC over,optimism gailling important practical 'Morrison' said (,!ach precinct will Atom War Exodus about Russia. select one person [or the county MINESTRONE SOUP experiellce 011 the engilleering LONDON !M-Britain's defense Adlai Stevenson, 1952 Demo­ , Te.olUtions committee, which will minister, Sir Walter Monckton, cratic presidential nominee now . staff of Lockheed Aircraft ~t prior to the convention. Tuesday revealed plans to evacu­ seeking the 1956 nomination, IMPORTED ANTIPASTO Engineering ; ,In , Iowa City, the second and Corporatioll . ate 12 million persons-one-Courlh added his voice to the criticism VEAL and ROSETTES lhl'r"- wards will meet at City Hall. of the kingdom's population-it nu­ Tuesday. In New York, Stevenson ,All ~Iowa City wards will meet clear war should break out. told reporters, "I pray our gov­ CHICKEN and ROSETTES The program in outline: ~ tn the courthouse. He did not say where the evacu­ ernment isn't as rattled and con­ ' MeetiJlla .iD Coralville will be ees would be taken . fu~ed as it appears to be." MAST ACCIOLI MatheDlatics You carry at least six units per ...~(l,'8t ·the town hall. In all rural Opening a two·day debate on de­ Sen. Capehart (R·lnd ) came to semester at the University of communities. regular voting places rense matters, Monckton told the Dulles ' defense on the Senate floor , ROTONI wUl ' tile meetlng sites. California at Los Angeles, House pf Commons that the area!; accusing Democrats oC "an unwar­ LASAGNA t '." which would be evacuated would ranted partisan attack" on the sec­ University of Southern California be more extensive Lhan those retary and his policies. RAVIOLI l:'hysics or other approved universities. ... ; alk on NSA Tours cleared in World War II. Capehart Deftnse Capehart, a member of the For­ SPAGHETTI • ~ ~(7 p.m. in Union eign Relations Committee. said You work three days per week on Iowa City Surgeons Plan ITALIAN SALADS National Studenl Association- Fullbright had distorted Dulles' re­ Lockheed engineering or scientific • poosored summer roreign tours To Attend Conferences marks . GARLIC BREAD ",JU be discussed at 7 p.m. 'rhurs· Dr. William C. Keetlel and Dr. "I can understand why the sena­ assign men ts. ,lay in the Pen\.acrest room of the John H. Randall o[ Iowa City will tor Crom Arkansas and his Demo­ SPUMONI ICE CREAM Iowa, Milmorlal Union. The meet­ attend the sectional meeting of the cratic colleagues feel that the suc­ You are paid 3/5 of a full-time iClg was previously scheduled for American College oC Surgeons in cess of Secretary Dulles' policies • nb.28. Colorado Springs, Colo ., March 5, are bad campaign politics for their salary during the school year. :t'qurs include travel to Europe, 6 and 7. party," Capehart said. (Salary and work on a full-time Asia, South America and Central The meeting will deal with acci­ "But I regret their making that REICH'S ., America. Because NSA is a non­ dents, heart surgery, the handling success a partisan issue. I am cer­ RESTAURANT basis during school summer profit organiJation, expenses are of mass casualties, cancer, tu­ tain that the American people will California vacations. ) • minimized. mors, and other subjects of inter­ regard his success as good news "Real Italian Food" The Divi~ion New for the country." • Interested sludents have been in­ est to surgeons. Dr. Keettel will Eligible arc U. S. citizens who are 'vlfed to attend the meeting. 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