Plunging P.lanes Britain Gets I Italian Pledge ~ Kill 71 in Turkey 'Serving the State University of Iowa and the People of Iowa City ANKARA, Turkey IA'I - A pas- in Beirut was the 19·year·old daugh­ senger airliner and a military plane ter of Prof. Ralph Hopp, associate On Europe Eatabllshed lD 1868 United Press lnternatiooallUld Associated Press Leased Wires aDd Wirephoto Iowa City, Iowa, Saturday, February 2, 1963 collided head-on in a cloud bank director of libraries at the Univer­ over Ankara Friday and plunged sity of Minnesota, who is now in Macmillan in Rome, as naming wreckage Into bustling Turkey with his wife. Talks with Fanfani crowds in the city's main square I The body of one of thc Dakota and nearby buildings. crewmen was found on a rooftop On Common Market Canada: INot Part Police said 71 or more p!'rsons near the SQuare, his parachute Combined From L.... d WI,..I were killed and nearly 200 ' were partly opened. ROM E. _ Prime Minister Har. Injured - about half o.f Ih~m grav~- Police sa id the planes collid d old Macmillan teamed up Friday Iy - . in the worst aIr dIsaster In at low altllude in an overcasL sky Iwith Italian Premier Amlntore Fan· Of New Frontierl Turkish history. and the crewman probnbly fell no fani in a determined battle to keep Most victims were pedestrians more than 150 feel. alive a future for Britain in the OTTAWA United States, as a free Cuba Airport, eral arts. society, could hardly hide illegal let here Thursday at 8 p.m. have b(len sold, but 0 few general ad· For ,Arthur K. Miller Candidates for degrees represent B2 lo wn counlies and 37 st:ltes. atomic explosi on s. But th e Soviet mission lickl'ls st III are ava ilable Say Refugees In addition, stud ents from Argentina, Brazil, Canad:l, Chile, Ger· Uni on has a closed society which :ll the lnformution Desk in low:l many, lndia, Iran, Iraq, Ireland, Israel, Jordan , Lebanon, Thailand makes il cool 10 interior inspee- Memorial Union. tions, he noled. and th e United Arab Republic will receive degrees. On other malters : Sponsored by the Central Party The SUI Symphony Band, under the directi on of Fredcrick C. CUBA - The building or bar· Com mittee. the concert will be Ebbs, will play prelude music, processional and recession:l l marches, rucks for Sovieltroops still in Cuba presl'nled in the Main Lounge of lhe National Anlhem and the University hymn, "O ld Gold." Indicates the Soviet pullout "is per· lowa -Mcmol'lal Un ion . See list of graduates on page lhree. haps noL very fa t," Rusk said. Brubeck,:I native 01 California, If th~ Soviet units dig in that sLurlicd composition with the noled "w.ould have to he very seriously composcr Dm'ius Milh:lud a~ Mills considered" Lo see whether the College, Oakland, Cal if., after erv­ United States should force them ice in the U.S. Army during Worlcl News in Brief ' out ," he said. W:lr II. He organized an ex perl- DE GAULLE -France's velo of menlal jozz group at the coUege, NEW ORL.EANS - Missi sippi ment until Mnrch 15. Judge Graven Britain's entry inlo the European and later gained wide recognition Gov. Ross Barnett and Lt. 'Gov. presided at Feguer's trial. Common Market means "lhere a. a new jazz stylist. Hi s trio be- Paul B. John son Jr. Friday asked The additional delay wa granted will be :I period of p:luse and reo came a quartet in 1951 , when Paul the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court o[ Ap­ because PresidenL Kennedy has not consideration oC alternatives in I Desmond joined the group. Other yet acted on Feguer's plea lor \lhe weeks ahead" on how the members are Joe Morello nntl peals to drop criminal contempt clemency. - Western Alliance should proceed. Gene Wright. charges pending against them. ------Within hours after the action was filed, Negro Dewey Roosevelt Greene Jr. went into Federal Dis­ trict Co urL at Jackson, Miss., and asked th at a contempt of court charges be drawn against Univer­ sity of Mi ssissippi Registrar Rob­ ert Ellis. Greene a~ked that Ellis be cited ror refusing to admil him when he turned up to register at the school Thursday . • o DUB U QUE - Victor Harry Peguero 29. SI. Johns, Mich., con· victed kidnap-sl:lyer of Dubuque physician, Dr. Edward Bartels, Fri· day received 11 s cond 3O·day post­ ponement or 1115 scheduled execu­ tion . U.S. Marshal C. H. Meek said U.S . Di strict Judgp Henry N. Grav­ en, who is vacationing in Pecos, Tex., granted a 30'c!:lY postpone- The Weather Cold w.ve werning. Cold wave spre.ding .crol. It.t, Saturd.y, .ccompanled by str~ng shlftlnll winds .nd .now squ.lll. Cle.r­ ing w.st S.turd.y night, cloudy talt, snow flurries north, ..t. T,mper.tures f.lIln, S.turd.y Slushing Homeward 0 • e to near 18ro by evening. Further The h.rd,plckedlnow .nd ice coverln, low. City 100II outlook: Partly cloudy Sunday, which had been .lIdlng on Ic. W.I lloppln, occulon.1 snow flurrl.s, quit. str.. ts qu ickly turned Into Ilush und.r FrldlY'. In slush .t downtown lnt.r ..ctlons .s • r'lult. cold. 30 d'lIre. plu. t.mlM!ratur... Pedestrian tr.Hlc -'Phot. by 8_ JiI~11

. i ~ ~. ! V r ...,. ."" . • , I .' Le B-r-r-r! --'1 "'1 I , , J 'Legislati.n9' fOF '" AGUDA ACIDM BlLLEL FOUNDATION Itls' Colder SYNAGOGUE 122 East Market St. 80S E. Washlnllton St. f:" pm .. Friday, S.bbath SemoII T -0- -0- Five )1 ASSEMBLY OF GOD 111 The Minority .' 1330 Keokuk Street GRA~ UNITED recE'! ~ French JdISSIONARY CHURCH " II• I In 10 a.m. Sunday School II1I'Y MornIn, Worablp, 11 a ... 1854 MuseaUne Ave. It's a way out but it may invite more problems than c;:;Iff lit. to If By JOHN CROSBY -0- ':45 • .111., Sunday School ,od dire! it solves. 10 :~ aJII .. Worahlp Semce PARIS - I'm an old connois­ BAHA'I WORLD FAITH TIle j Union Club Room ", -0- • In sympathy with the Amish who mnnot and will not seur of weather stories. "Bliz­ Iowa Memorial Union .'J'Ite 1m! zards Howl Across Great Plains." 10 a.m., ChUdren's Study Claa IOWA CITY .... " will comply with tate regulations on education, Sen. D. C. 10:45 a.m., Devotions BAPTIST CHAPEL J , .. , j There's a headline you can get -0- H.rper, Np1at1· ,( R-Iowa City ) and Irving D. Long (R·Manchester) your teeth into. "Midwest Para­ 432 Soulh CUnton Fille Arl' BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH Cooperatlllil with the h veJntroduced a bill that would allow loml school boards lyzed By Arctic Blasts. No Re· B St. " Flllh Ave, &outhern Baptllt ConveDUoa Ualon. 1\ lief In Sight." Nothing like a lIundl:r, 11:45 l.m., SundaJ ~ 9:45 a.m., Sunday School bY presl tb~'detetmine teacher qualifimtions. 10:&1 '.m., Mornln, Worablp weather story because it has no 10:45 a.m., WorshlD, II, '/1le Rev" 7 p.m. Ilvenlnll Worabl!) 6 p.m. Training UnIon - •• t~te ,law now tequ~es child~n to attend public or : , politics, no religion, and it 7 p.m. Evening Worablp chaplsin I 'strikeS at all ages. BETHEL AFRICAN or of co private 5 <>ih 0 01 s staffei:l by stat ., certifjed tellch rs or -- -0- I think the first newspaper METHODIST CHURCH !l'iU be iii "otherwise qualified by training and experience." 411 S. Governor St. JEHOVAH'S WITNF.ssE8 OOC1! ~atSwitzerland that the hardy monks (lleeUoIl at the Englert Th.atre) called defense. plex." Cook will get out his scissors and 8 and 11 a.m., Service. ST. WENCESLAUS CHURCIJ Electric Light and Power Companies," of which there are and trusty dogs of St. Bernard 10 a.m., Sunday Sc!lool 618 E. Davenport Bt. A recent addition to arms bib- General MacArthur renounces paste up a new volume in the retreated to the valley from their Istated to be more than 3()() across the nation. Whether all spring, THE TAXCUT STATE. ~ 6:¥l" 8, 10 Illd 11:.:1 a.m. StIlI., war as an instrument of national Alpine monastery." FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Mauea of them are paying for this ingenuous pUblicity is not stated, policy. A university professor JUST AS THE Warfare State THAT'S A real weather sen­ CHURCH rand 7:30 a.m., Dally W- 'but the ad invites the reader to write Look for the names calls for the unilateral oblitera­ doesn't fight wars, and doesn't tence. It's got a famous place 26 E. Market st. -0- Foreign tion of the Communist Camp by stimulate the economy, so the name like St. Bernard, a famous 9:30 Church School and Worship TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH ,of the sponsors. u.s. 11:00 Church School and WOrshlD surprise attack. Taxcut State doesn't cut taxes, animal, humans - and it's far 320 E. Coile,e SI. Adlai Stevenson denounces and doesn't stimUlate the eCODO­ -0- 8 a.m., Holy Eucharist • Almost all the space in the ads is taken up by a picture' away. A great weather sentence FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 9:15 a.m., Family Eucharist, Churcb Dulles for brinkmanship. Jobn F. myeitber. is something like : "Temperature Jellerson " Dubuque Streets School, Nursery Idesigned to swell the bosoms of all who delight in American 11 a.m., Choral Eucharist, Nursery Policy, Canada Kennedy urges the public to join ADd when the Taxcut State fell so low in the Pyrenees that 9:30, 11 a.m., Identical Worshlp Serv. : military might. One week it wa9 the Sl:ybolt, now un­ the Editors of "Life" in a dig-it­ fails to "get America moving" Ices, Church School, the wolves are coming out of the -0- happily gone to the boneyard of forgotten missiles. Another yourself shelter program. A Re­ any more than the Warfare State forests and attacking the peas­ ST. MARYS CHURCH l kept it moving, our bright, tough, ' OUR REDEEMER Jefferson &: LInD Street. publican Secretary of Defense ants in the villages." LUTHERAN CHURCH ,week the bow of the U.S.S. Enterprise, the world's first And Europe complains of the difficulty of art i cui a te Frontiersmen will " 7:30, 9, 10:15 and 11:10 a.m., So That's got peasants, wolves, (Missouri Synodl day M.sses . ;atomic-powered aircraft carrier, towered over the reader. cutting the arms bill without an­ swiftly place the blame squarely hunger --and it's a long way 2301 E. Court St. '.!5 and 7:30 a.m., Dally 11_ By J. M. ROBERTS outside themselves on General 1 The caption under SI.:ybolt was: ''WHEN THE SKYBOLT '­ tagonizing special interests. A from Chicago. In the Pyrenees 8:30 and 10:411 a.m., Services -0- Associated Press Newl Analyst Democratic Disarmament Chief de Gaulle, who is rapidly replac· Sermon: "A Ollmpse of Christ's ,RIDES A BOMBER YOUR TAX DOLLARS BUY DE" they like to read: "Blizzards Glory" ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH Direct intervention by the UnIt­ proposes speeding up the arms ing Castro as the bugaboo of pious paralyze Midwest, cutting rail 9:45 a.m. Sunday School and Bible J ohmon " Bloomlnrton Streett : FENSE. BUT when your tax money is used to build more minds. classes ••nd 10:30 • .m., Semc•• ed States in Canadian nuclear de­ race till the Russians go broke. lines and tying up shipping." -0- 8: 15 • .m., Sunday School and more federal-Government·owned electric plants and fense policy, especially unusual at In the midst of this confusion When I was in California, the FREE METHODIST CHAPEL ' :10 a.m .• Adult Bible oa. a time when that nation is in an 202t G St. lines, it is spend needlessly . .. Wouldn't it make more sens~ . Cook detects a pattern, a conspir­ newspapers revelled in headlines unstable political situation, can acy against peace on the part of Or So like: "Citrus Crop Threatem;d By -0- FRrENDS for the federal Government to stop such needless spending, only be read against the back­ CHURCH OF CHRIST Phon.-- 8-3M8 the Generals and lhe Industrial­ Frost In Florida." Distance lends 1I•• Ung 111 the "H BuUdlDt ' and use your tax money only for essentials such as defense?" ground of the very great disturb­ ists. According to him, the un· verisimilitude. Somehow weath· One JrIJIe South on m,bwor ftI Iowa Memorial UnJOD 10 a.m., Worship ances througbout the Western holy alliance of the Pentagon and They Say er up close never seems that bad. ••. m., Momln, Worahlp 10:30 •. m., First Day School The Enterprise ad mrried the same argument. "WHEN world. Big Business is the force that J've walked through many a city 10 a.m., Cburch School Western Hemisphere defense, Sure is a difference between -0- -0- • TIlE ENTERPRISE MAKES KNOTS," it read, "you call.,. keeps the Cold War going. good, sound reasons and reasons that is "paralyzed" by cold, or FIRST UNITARIAN SOCIETY VETERANS HOSPITAL which the United States wishes to Iowa Ave. " Gilbert St. : actually see your tax dollars at work - working usefully BE THAT AS IT may Cand tbat sound good. "lashed" by the winds of tbe CHAPEL enforce through establisbment of hurricane, forced or battered by 10 a.m., Church School, Adult Dl50 ••.m., Worship ... paying for America's w'orld·wide defense. '. . The nalion Cook's "evidence" is so one-sided -Ve,t.l, N. Y. News cusslon a nuclear deterrent in Canada, as to be useless), the fact reo storms, and all the rest of it, and 11 a.m., Church Service, 1 a.m., CODlIDUllloo - J2nI IuDIIIJ : is much better able to pay for it wllen the Covernment clits bears a direct relationship to this • • • -0- mains that the justification of the One problem with portable TV lhings never seemed all that bad. ST PATRICK'S CHURCH l out needless spending. Yet some people arc urging tho country's position in Europe. Warfare State has been thar it I just got back from Swilzer­ 224 E. Court St. UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL That position, as threatened is lhat you can take it with you. -- land where the weather was ter· SERVICES • federal Government to build· more electric pllmts and lines provides jobs. Unfortunately, - Madison (Wis.) State Journal 1:30, 8: 15, 1:'5 an4 11 a.lII.. Su ... years ago by John Foster Dulles weaponry has exhausted itself as ribly picturesque in lhe news· da:r Mute. (OS Unlverllty HOlIpllal when France was blocking the reo • • • US and 8:11 .JII., Da1l1 11_ ' :30 a.m., WOllhlp Senlc.. " . . . Electric power is a field where the Government can an economic stimulus. Our bright [n the business world, an execu­ papers. Avalanches, Record cold. save your tax donars - not spend them." armament of Germany and estab· )lOUDg men have discovered a Towns cut oIf. Villages paralyzed. lishment of a Western European tive knows something about Well, it was winter, all right. No Private·utility compani s provide light, heat and new formula: tax cut. everything, a technicians knows alliance within the North Atlantic No one seriously believes thal everything about something and doubt about that. Snow on the University Bulletin Board power. In this mse they are prOViding light, though scarcely Treaty Organization is finally un­ roofs. Cold. this gimmick will work, but "its the switchl>9ard 'OHC~ator kno,ws dergoing an agonizing reapprais­ WHILE IN Gstaad I read with Un:YlnIty lulletln ...,. netIC" mutt 111 reclIV.. It TIll DillY I",. i the sort they intended. -The Nation better than doing nothing" to everything. effie., ._ 211, CeJllmunlCa,"n. Can't" IIy noon It 'he tay Mfa,. 'I"" al. delicious appreciation about ilCltlon. They mu.t 111 ty,," Inll III"" liT .n Idvl.. , ., Iffleer .. tile I'" quote the President here and - The G.org.lown (Ky.) News lanliltlon 1111"1 publlcllad, 'uNly MCIa tunctlone In net .1II11I1e fir It is a particularly delicate dropping bales of hay to feed the thl. Mdl,". time, since France again is at· sheep in Britain. I'm sure the ALL STUDENTS who arc reg- eH.IITIAN Ie liNe. O ••ANlrAo tempting, in order to strengthen British were reading about the Istered with the Business and In· TION hoi d I I teatlmOIl)' mteU.., 'Th& n :a.ily Iowan duslrlal Placement Office should tach Thurldly alt.rnoon In tha btu. ber own position, to spread doubt threat of avalanches iD Switzer­ come to the office Immediately to oIIlpel of the CO!lfrenUoDII Cburcll, record Ihelr second semester Sen ./ • .., aty ldi£or ...... Iou AlldenoD 10:.a p.m., )lOndaY-TbUI'IdUr; , 1.l1li ClleULATIOIII0' sorts of shapes. weather than we know what to do Feb. 1 or Feb. 6 In 86 University Hall N_. £d1tor ..•.••••••.. Doq ~ or on Feb. 4 or Feb. ~ at the vet· 11:4& P.lll., J'r1e1l)'; • a.lll.-1 :'5 p.a. AulltlDt CIV The United States is attempting with without having you ship us eran', table In the Field House. A lIaturd""l 1·10:~ p.m., Bundly. ... IdItor ...... Elltb7 SwIft to maintain a flexible defense pol. more. beneficiary who doea nol plan 10 n.tlon arel open a a.m.·ll p.lD~ PIlbUsbed II)' Student PubDeeUou. A8d1tant N.ft ~t« TIm Cal1u Me, I like lo read about the attend under the bill In aerond 1I0n!1&1·Thul'l4&y; • a.m.·11 1Il1. bIe., CGaunWlleatl4Jll Center. lowP Bporta Editor ...... am ZoeclIeJ icy both within this counqy and semester may 8111n on or after the lII.bt, Frtdar IDd IIturcla7l ..11 • ..... IUlld~ aty, Io"a, dalb eutllt SUDdaJ IIICI 8iIeIetJ Editor ...... Buan AttI with the cooperation oC more chutes de neige, the froid toujours day of hla la8t final examination and 1l000000, allel le,al b6lldaJ" IElltered Clllet PbotOlftpber ...Ioe Upp1Deott rigoureux, the glace bloque les ask Ihal the sign-up be altered to ~~,!~[.au ~~ter ~a~ Uut POIt MlltaDt PbotOI1'&.&t::~AlaIi Cuter widely spread aUies than any na­ cover Jan. l.J'eb. I. lUI O.... VATORY wUl be •• ...... a. :]0,.. ..., lID... r th• -Act tion has ever attempted to do be· rives, ~he vent glacial souffle sur tor the pubUc every cle.r MOndaJ "~ , ~,, 1, 1m. ~~ . ~ . ~...... _ KIeIa les littorals. My God, what a cold INTI.·VARSITY CHIUITIAN 'IL· between 7:30 .nd 8:10 p.m. Ihrou .... ., J ,- rl Alllatant Bportl fore. The fundamental argument LOW'HII' an lDt.rdenominational out the flU anel ~rln, aemute ... II' £d1tor ...... JIantett JIIIldIIWI that holds the American people language French is! ,roup 01 studenla. meell every eepl durIng unlvel'llty hoMaYI. AIIl' DIal ''''!ike::. _II te IllldolPt to Advertll!Dc DlNctor .. . 1n Q~ The other day one of the Tue.day evtnln, at 7:30 In the East pel'WOn Intenlteel In v1ewID, willi Npon ...... ltema. women'. PIC" AdvertlllDi . behind the system is that such Lobby Conference Room, IMU tQ tb_ tele,cope ma,. vlllt the ob_".. Manager ...... Dlck Paplle French papers came out wit a S Itema a¥~lII.Douno)elllenta to TbA> farflung commitments are, in the consider varloUi topics of ,eneul tory durin, the lie hou ... without ..... CI ...lfled headline: "Brrr. . ." and the Interesl. AU are cordlilly invIted 10 en.Uon. Friday nt,ht. are r ...tved Dal17 10_ Bc1I.'«IrIal Offkel .,. 1D Manager ...... Dennis McKlnne:r end analysis, essential to the safe· allend. fo,' ,roup, or acnool children or 1. ..______Commllllleatlou C.llter. ___ Advertislnr Coraullanh .. Bill Bry.nt, ty and well-being of the United headline writer was promptly re­ peopre In other public or.anlllt!oDl. Dennl. Blnnl", States herself. buked by a newspaperman on the IT,/DINTI wbo .11_ t_ I IIh Those who wlAh to Obtaln Ire.. " .. CIm1IaUou llanqer.. .. .IIDI eow.r aawlle;\'. .nd bav. not ..I IItekld ~~l:.l~ •• ~~t1.ul.' Irouo may caI1 l 1.lIICrtptlOn .....1 II)' ean1er In Thus the willingness to issue a Tribune Libre who wrote: "The Gil th~lr boob 0., IIrled tn rln "" • Iowa CltJ, ,10 per year In .dvUIoI; TIVIfMI, ...nI ...tvtlent Publica­ newspaper people think that in U .oon u poulblt. Tho bookl .,. IbI 1II0Dtha, '5.10; three IIIODtha, ea. tI'"'h Inc.: 1M Theilen. ~t; LarT7 nuclear ultimatum to the Soviet avllllallt. dallJo. ucept Saturda, • 17 II1II1 In Iowa, .. per ,ear, lis Pryb:t G; Nancy Shinn, oU; Prof. Union over Cuba, the willingness reading 'it's cold' 01' 'cold de­ from 1 ' .m., to • p.a. at 101 Coe ~ lIIoatha, p; three mootha, ea. All Dale Deniz. UnlvtrlltJ LIbrary; Prof. to risk irritation among the na­ scended on France' lhe public _"Dlc.ltOM r.,nte, , lither II1II1 aubacrlj!UolII, '10 per Leolle G. lloe!!erJ llebool of Journal­ Letters Policy rear; lis ..u.. ,UII; three IIIOIIUII, '-t Klebael 1lUIIff, LI; Dr. Oeom tion's nearest close f r i end s, would not have the necessary ma­ INTERIM UNIVERSITY LIBRARY A .• . I:a. on Colle,. of Dentlltr:ri ll1cbird­ HOURI: ~·eb . I: 7:30 a.m.·IO p.m., R.ed.,. .rt Invited Ie A. L1; Dr. LaureD A. Vu springs from the knowledge that turity to think that the cold would ell,.. .. lliOe~\ Desk Service, 8 a.m.·n p.m.; Feb. I: IIH.n Ie Dyk., Coue,e of ZdDcaUoD. I.' the ability to pursue world policy have an effect on his physical 7:30 8.m.·5 p,m., Desk Service, 7:80 .,Inl.n. In the .t1'" well-being. On the olher hand , a.m.-~ p.m. Reaerve Desk Closed: tw. All Ittttr, mutt lncludl n.. "-Ilted ~ II utatle4.. Dlel '041" It :rw do lIot recti.. nw depends upon security, both mili­ .Feb. 5: J:3o.LO p.m., Desk ServIce, t1ualvelJo to IJre 11M tor repu~Uoe DIU:r Iowan b:r 7:10 l.m. The D'1I1 tary and economic, at home. 'Brrt' .. .' requires him to shiver, 2·5 p.m., Reserve Desk clQI d; Feb. hencIw .... H" 'ltn.turII •• tI r " all the local ne •• prlJlted ill tbII ,I Iow.n clreulaUon ofI1ce In 1Jre .c­ to chalter his teelh. Tho reader 4.5: 7:30 •. m.· IO p.m., O.sk Service, "'rtlM', ,houlll 1M typew, ... \ ...... per u ...u u 111 loP.... .WIIeaU_ Celltu 11 E:f.1trc.a • In this light, the posture of R a.m.-IO p.rn., RcllCrvo Oesk, 8 a.m.' , ,od dlJlpatebet. LIIL to 5 P.III. 1l0ll4ly b M North America becomes vital to is noL 6upt>C¥Ied tQ have ~nough 5 p,m. "" .nd ..... Ip.ced .... I ' 1liiy IIId.trom • to 10 a,l!l. urdaJ. sense to make the relation be­ IhIuItI nat ••ceed , IIW ...... solution of problems Involvln, IAIVIITTI.' 101, be ob~ ! ' .....N' ScIItoNI, AztIIu .. BaD 'We can't burden our children tween a headline Dnd his body." .. 175 wenl.. W, rIMI'W .... , teI'IoII; I.... ~~~--=~lilt both the future of Europe and of durtll, Uta '11' ••11 Ii, eaUlIIII tIM AIIftrtIIIDa. .. &-... .. ___ ..... "'" l Coprr!lht lte3: YWGA """ et d1It> rI.ht ...... I ... CINIIIIIIIIa. _...... oro, an _ the East·West conflict. with deficit sp,ending New York Herald Tribune lne, ... naW&7 1bahl00lII. COUrt . of tbe YHI DAIL., IOWAN-.... e!t1, ,... -.... .- ... France Signs-:­ List of Spring Graduates IHoffa Charges U.S~. • ,j Wirtz: Public 've hundred and Cl've students An,eles, CaJlf·' Arthur Ernest Sund· Jay, ottumwa' Ardith Brocka Jones, Richard Elwood Myers, Merced, Callt. Trade Plan With Pressure Tactics May Demand rI . 'luiSI, Iowa Cl ty: Wendel Lawrence Parkersburg: Kellh Lloyd Jones, Iowa will receive degrees at10 a.m. Sat- Thompson Iowa City: CII,!': Robert Maurice Jordan, Emmel8- ENGINEERING antay in the Field House, accord- Mary Elizabeth Tlltery, Philadelphia, bur" Palrlcla Ann Keller, Orlando, WASHINGTON (uP!) - Team­ dan, an aide to the Attorney Gen­ Pa .; Linda Jane Tucker, Takoma Park, Fla.: Carolyn Jane Keslck, Chlcalo, B.chelor of Sclenc. ln' to Donald Rhoades, registrar Md.: Ro,er Lewis TutUe, Hartley: III .; Gerald Herman Kramer, Moline, With Russia ster President James R. Hoffa re­ eral had denied contacting the .00 director of convocations. Robert Jo ... ph Walsh, Independence: Ill.;. Richard Arnold Larsen, Iowa City; in peated Friday his charge that gov­ President of a bonding company Arbitration Bar,!: Desmond Wardlaw, Stockton, Det,;tte Ann LaRue, Glenwood; ChU"­ Chemic.1 Engin"rin, ernment pressure is blocking his with which the Teamsters were ne· The commencement address, Call::i Anne Carolyn Weln.leek, Chest· lene Joan Lascody, SkokIe, Ul.; Lila Richard Louis Chrysler, Waterloo; MOSCOW

, Iy RALPH McClILL CoUege football's rule· makers have decIded to make the game more costly and exclusive. They bav'e reinstated, or AAU,' NCAA War flares , Again almost so a free , substitution r u I e. Tilia means the reo . tum of two pIa· PROBABLE LINEUPS, toons. if not tbree. IOWA '01. LOYOLA What miebt be Alddl.Ioaell '''IWI' "j'"'1 ,.. N.rkn,AeuM.. ~alled In S'onctions Melslck UI C H Hunlt. the two·and· b;~llute Over tJual AOII, ..I '·3) G 6-21 Miller a·ha lf platoon sys· :. R.ddln,ton 601) 0 SoI.1 _van tem will grow out TIME AND PLACE: TonIght. a". proxlm.ltly ':30 p,m.. Chicago Stadl· oC the new regula· um. (ions. MacAr,tJiur ..OADCAST.: WMT, KCAO, C.. r A sif(lple bit of elementary arith· Rapid •. . metic i all one needs to estimate Iy HARRIETT HINDMAN the multiplying costs. Tbree pla· Plan Debated Auiltant Sport. Editor toons will caU (or a Cat increase in aLbletic scholarships. a greater em· Iowa, with an offensive avo phasis on recruiting. and propor· For 5 Hours erage of 68 points,. could score tionate increases to pay for equip. 30 points above its average and ment. travel. et cetera. We are NEW YORK ~1'1 - The t\ma· talkIng about a half milllon dollar$ teur Athletic Union and the rival still fall at the hands of Loyola or more annually. U.S. Track and Field Federation of Chicago in the game at Chi· • • • . railed to reach an cago tonigh~ w hie h begins agreement Friday A REASONABLE hope oC good about,8:30,p.m. weathcr is a necessity for a bowl 00 the knotty ques· success, and tbis serves to keep tion oC dual sanc· Und~feated Loyola, the second· down tbe number. But there still is tions, thus keep· ranked team in the nation , has a vast area where tbe sun usually ing alive the track passed ~e llJO.wint mark Qine shInes 00 Jan. 1, or thereabouts. and r i e I d war times thIS season. Thursday night ANDY HANKINS New post· season classics are sure which Gen. Doug. the Ramblers banded Washington 'Good Sixth·Man' las Mac Arthur oC Sl. Louis a 118-58 pasting anrt to appear as an answer to the ad· ) vancing costs of proviping scholar· thougbt he had earlier in the s~on tbe higbest five averaged in double figures a! ships and caring Cor tbree football set tIed. Repre· scoring team in tbe country de- the Ramblers posted a 23-4 seaSOl platoons, sentatives of the feated Western Miclligan, 123-102 . record and finished third in ~ MacARTHUR two bodies debal­ Loyola sports a !IS point of(eosivtl National Invitational Tournament; EV.n the IccI.. ories will be. ed this and otber problems Cor average. The Ramblers are leel by C. com. mo'" clttly. Most of the close to five hours at the AAU Th. Hawk'YII, beck in action tein Jerry Herkness, a 6-2 ftr· major itama """ pnaent two midtown headquarters and came eft.,. e two,wHk layoff for final., ward from tho Bronx, N.Y. Ha~· platoons of baton twirlers. Tim. up empty·handed. will lit out to 1.1\gthtn th.ir nt .., nemed to severel AII·Am. WII when _ was IMUflh. But thrft1lllm• winnin, streak whi~h erican ttams last seuon, has re· now the halHimt show hIS ....n They issued the Collow ing terse statement: Includes vIctori.. ovtr Wilcon· writt.n the L.ayola record botk; 'oj cll/tht up by tht forets of inti a· sin, Ohio Stat. and Michigan Harkn.ss av.ralled 21 point. a tjon. They, too, have 'xpandtcf "Th.r. art some diHer.nces Statl. lame last season. Int. spectlCulars that fill tho fi.ld of opinion regarding applicltion Iowa Coach sbarm Scbeuerman Two junior rebounding giants tnef ey.. of the MacArthur plln. We are says the regular lineup will prob- Crom Nashville, Tenn .• present ODe We shall see some universities working toward a prompt .olu· Hery Sails Like an Angel ably start: Dave Roach and F~ed , or the strongest rebounding O\llD' and coJleges, most of them relative. tlon of tho.. and hop. thlt in· Riddle at forward; Je~ry ;MessIck bJnations in the nation. Vic ROUiIl, Iy small, give up tbe battle. These t.,..lted partIes will be petitnt The graceful pose exhibited by Iowa's George Hery will be witnessed Hery, who is undefeated In dual meet competition on the trampoline, at center and Captain Joe Red· 6-6 was the third highest scorer will. for the most part, come from tnd givi us time to obtain this many times over this afternoon when the Hawks entertain unbeaten is the Hawks' second·leadinll 1C0rer behind Glen Gallis. dington and Jimmy Rodgers at last season with a 14-point ave(· the ranks of those who schedule a solution." Michigan Stat. in tymnastlcs startinll tt 1 p.m. at the Field House. -Photo by Joe Lippincott ~uards. ~ndy Hankins: whose, scor- age. and 6·7 center Leslie HUDter game or so each year with one of Col. Don Hull . executive direct· 109 was .1Ostr~mental 10 Iowa s last look fOurth place in the 1962 scor· j, the major teams, extracting from or of the AAU, said it had been * * * * * * three WlOS, lS renrded as a 'top ing race averaging 13 poi!)ts a "sixth man" on the team. game.' sbould ~u~~~~:\~~~Ci!a~e:ehe:vet~r~vi~~ ~!r~~s~~t ~e~~~~roversy Nicklaus Cards 67 To Lead Scbeuerman regards the Loyola Two other juniors team up in ~ team as. one of the best offensive back court. Play maker Jack EgaD. :'~~~::<':~~:~, 't'~':;~:' th!';th"':~t =::!t",:,,~t Hawk Gym Tea m . . reboundtng teams. he ~as seen, ~be \ 5'10, returns at his starting gllW'd ~amblers rank fifth In the nalton post. A sparkplug in the Rambler ~~:m: ' l\t\!~~~; ~a~l~s t~h~~ ~~A~~h~;~~rwt~e !~~U~c~:~k ~~ H MS U T d i Paim Spnngs Golf ClaSSIC JD percentage o( rebounds reo pressing deCense. Egan scored '¥l Cord the luxury of an afternoon President Kennedy to arbitrate the t covered •. 573 . average o( 13.7 points a game 111&1 when the gate won't be as big as fight ~hreatening to wreck U.S. OS S 0 oy PALM SPRINGS, Calif. 1M - National Open Champion' Jack Nick· Known a. t on ...n-on. club, season. possible. Hence, we shall see the OlympIC teams. laus battered par and battled a desert 9ilndstorm Friday in firing a Loyola is , good tt working tny At the other guard spot is ROI " q institutions located in the wilder- However , indications were- Lbat Sounder-par 67 for a 54·hole score of :1A)2 and a commanding lead o( offill... With the.lr outstanding Miller, who moved up to a startinl ness moving more and more of th~ iron·fisted ret.ired ~enera\ By GARY SPURGEON ...... five strokes in the $50,()()() Palm Springs Oolf Classic. reboundlnt, the R. mblers ele. position this year after winning VI~d a Very effectlvt flft their game~ to city stadiums. nught have t~ tep In ~gatn . Staff Writer The 23-year-old Nicklaus got in bis 'best shots before a high wind the Most Valuable utility M¥ "Rest" games will disappear. Two Athletes stIli a,.. belnll penas.. . b h ff ' br.ak which the Hawk. will h.ve trophy last year. Miller averaged and a half platoons. band4 aDd ba· btel and trtck and field m.. tl An un eaten Mic igan State gymnastics team 0 erS a blew up rrud· afternoon •. then • to stop if thlY intend to stay in 21 points in 1962 ~IT TotlrD2lmeJlI1. tons mean inflation. .,.. stili bel"" hurt by f.ilure strong challenge to Iowa's Hawkeyes today in the Fjeld House. n:anaged t? coasL hnme bls last putter failed him. Player ended I thebaUgalM • Nowhert wUl r.JI4I"jpUltY fall of th twa big sports bod'-s to The Spartans ar 3-0. in. dual meet competition this season mne holes 10 even with a 73 and a tie at 209 with Al Tbe Iowa game plan is to avoid mar. heavily than on recruiters. get together on. who should con. par: Geiberger, who shot a 68, and being forced into Loyola's running Th_ art a few Itat. unlv.rsl. trol amat.ur track and field : and figure to give the Hawkeyes a NIcklaus played Gardner Dickinson who had a 70. game and to relain the poise and . ties, malt of th.m In thl South Tbe AAU insists that MacArthur's real tussle in the 1 p.m. event. is undeCeated on the trampoline. the B e r mud a . The defending tournament cbam. sle~dy orren:se ",:,hich has proved . tnd Wilt, that make no attempt (our·point peace plan and the im· "The meet will b. won by the Other scoring leaders for the Dun e s Coun~ry pion •. Arnold Palmer, after making the a.nswer m Big Ten play. to (Illceal tho 'tct thoy operete plementing agreement sPliciCied team that doesn't goof," Coach Hawkeyes are Steve Drish. 20 Club course, which football fectorles . ThlY gUlran· that the AAU should bave ' sanc· Dick Hollaepfel contends. "It points; Pete Drozdowicz, 19 ; Bria\l has par. of 36·36-72. ature cballenge with 2 tostrokes get back under into thepar pic.for has five o( tbe startlOg SIX from tft an output of hard_sed tioning powers over all me~s of could go right down to the last Hardt and Bob Schmidt, each 12; His n.earest ri- his first nine. took a 38 on bis final ~~Lo~last ~Oyear's~I~a ~c ~oa~e~?~G~eo~squad returning. r~g~e~. ~~~~e,~l a~n~Alld ~!!~!!~~II!1 knock.rs who ar. treiotd wittr all an open naturq wbile the USTFF Ivent." and Jack Sebbin, 11. val, WIt h two nine for a 71 and a total of 214. the precIsion of a light tank should be a closed organization Today marks the third time in ~Qr~ rounds to gQ One by one other erstwbile corps. EntranCI r.qulrement. confining itself to athletes still in five meets that the Hawkeyes have m thIS 90·hole go\{· threats feel back. Tommy Aaron _ar., whe,.. a good prospect' is school. . faced a national powerhouse. Iowa SUI Fencers ing marathon. was all\! Harold Kneece were in the 211 conc.m.d, lar",ly nonexistent. The USTFF. on tbe other hand, has a 2.2 record winning over Man. young J a h n n y NICKL.AUS group. Australia's Bruce Crampton CLIP THIS · For the nonfactory insli~l1lions. contends that dual sanctioning was kalo State and Indiana. Losses Pott, who bad a 70 for 207. soared to a 75 Cor 213. MENU 12" 14" there is a growing inclination on u04erstood - if not acLuaijy spelled went to top-raled Southern Dllnois Op' en Today Alone at 208 was another longshot the part of faculties and adminls. out - in the MacArthur plan. and Micbigan. who remained in contention, Bob CHEESE ...... , ...... '" ... ' . _, .... , 1.00 1.5. · trations to establish and maintain Under tho plan the two wtrrinll Holzaepfel described the Spartans Shave Jr., with a 72 for 208. L.COUR SIGNS ONION ...... , ...... , ...... 1.00 1.5. respectable standards. Recruiters groups allreed to end Immediat.· as a team that has depth in every I I d· Nicklaus started the round with SAN FRANCISCO ~ - Fred La· SAUSAGE ...... 1.25 2.00 will need to find young men who Iy .uspension of ell athl.t.. I'9t event. "They are strongest in the n n lana a one·stroke advantage over Shav\l Cour. former University of San IIEP . , ...... ,. , ...... 1.25 2•• can do the work and also play font· barred for porsonal rlisOn., high bar, parallel bars and still and Soutb Africa's Gary Player. Francisco star, signed a contract GEORGI'S GOURMET SPiClAL , ...... 1.25 2," ball. T~ere arc sucb men. They make facliitle. and athlete. op.n rings," hc says. lowa's Cencing leam. under new PlaYj:r encountered the same IFriday with the San FranciscQ War· . S.~g., On"", Gntn p.l>fI'r can shoulder the burden of physical tD .. 1I competltorl ~nd tak. ail Michigan State is paced by Dalc coach James White, opens its 1~ burst of wi nd 'lnd sand, and fo~ riors of the National Baskctbal1 PEPPERONI ...... •...... 1,25 1.. exhaustion four days per week and p(obIe",. which can t b. mutual. Cooper. national and Big 'fen still season in two dual meets again~\ the firs\ tUnc in thrce days, his Association. KOSijER SALAMI ...... , ...... 1.25 2.. Sat d Th nh Iy agreed upon back to Mac· .iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiloiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • a game on ur ay. c)' can o;w. ArthII riogs champion. He scored 98 Indiana and NoLre Dame at SouVl '" MUStfROOM ...... , ... , ...... , .•.... 1.50 2.~ sorb assignments which are many "We {believe we are living up to points out of a possible 100 in last Bend, Ind .• today. GREtiN PIPPER ...... 1.50 2025 and intricate. testing tbe best of • C e t l'h,e II k I I t Qur part oC the bar"nln.·' sal'd year Ii con erence m c . aw eyes Jave all y wo reo SHRIMP ...... , ...... , ...... ,., ...... , .. 1.50 US memories. But their tribe is 1l0t "'" t j Itt' J h INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL Louis J. Fisber of JIigh POint. N.C., Jerry Georg. and Bob Begue' urn ng et ermen, co·cap ams 0 n TUNA FISH ...... , ...... 1.50 2,2,1 great nor does it increase. president 01 Uto MU. "We were lin are also consid.red tOjl por. Anderson and Lance Hellman , wi 0 ANCHOVIE ...... 1.SO US • • amazed Lo learn lhat some ath· formers. George formerly placod both compete with the foil and INFORMAL RUSH FRIDAY SPECIAL ...... J ...... , ...... 1.5. US COACHES AT nonfuctory schools lelcs on the Pacific Coast wcre fourth in tl!, Itill T.n siclt hor50. epee. HOUse · speCIAL ...... , ...... , .. 2.10 grow mournful each year as ~bey being held out oC meets, but we B"uelin, a, sophomore, placed Minor Ictterman Thoron Bailey J." see rivals open their arms to hope this whole matter can bo ..cone! In the Natiooal AAU hori. will compete in tile .epee and saber Sign Up At Rogilitration muscled, hard·nosed young mcp wpEked out peaceably." Iqnt.1 bar 10 l'~l. cvents. I G&ORG&'S PHONI 1·7545 turned down by their own directors William Russell or Inglewood, Holzaepfel says his squ ad is in Other Hawks WllO will see action oE admissions. One such coach at a Calif., president of the USTFF, top shape for tbe meet. He is dc· incl ude : Thomas EvenoCf. David February 4 a~ 5 technical institution last year count. said also tbat he hoped the prob· pending on sopbomore Glenn Gail· Hennies, Gene Jobann es. MiChael ~~~u~~I Au... Prom ed 16 varsity players a~ such fac- lems could be settled through cor· is for another outstanding perform. Kinsinger, ~ohn Kirchner. John North Gym - Field House Hetti Joffe....., tories who had been refused ad· respondence and "without aoy ance. Klaus. Edward Koe. Robert Sheer· Jllliflllr'lJ on order$ over S.f)5 mission to his squad. This can flammatory talk ." GailJs has scored 69 points - e~rr~. ~an~d~v~a~n~Sh~in~g~e~rl~a~nd~t.:.... ___~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.~ make a man very sad. tops for the squad - while taking ~ , I At any rate, inflation has return· HAWKLET WRESTLERS WIN eight first places. He is unbeaten ed to football. Since the advantage The Iowa City Little Hawks de- in (he sti ll rings and his batlle with ·feiHer will continue to lie with the mass feated East Moline. 23·16. here Fri· Cooper is shaping up as one of the production assembly lines. tbe day n.ight to strengthen their hopes season's best. squeeze on stanaards will become on second place in the Mississippi Ranking behind Gailis in scoring intolerable. requiring either sur· Valley Conference wrestling stand- is George Hery. Hery has 52 points render or sanlly. ings. and has won six Cirst places. He

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DUring registrotion Rext Monday and Tuesday . ' CL*' you!1I be able to buy a full semester's subscription SL I dII, RIEI{! 1/,Iff . A~ to The Daily Iowan to send home to $ 375 y~{)! I ~QVil*Of p~ your folks or friends . for OJlly r UV6 YOV. OF I Sf / • Visit tfae Daily IOWatl subscriptioll table lit the North Gym aml joill thc' many SUI Ntudellts who send The Dl back Iw71,e. · . , . . .. '. / .,' .. \ 1,, THE DAll V ICWAtJ-'ow. Cily, 'OI.-s.turd.y, F.b. 2. 1t;J-I'.g' f · . - ..• I IFlees Reds Via Power Line- .' " Stanley. Predicts HQuse I Campus Notes Will Pass Shaff Plan nesday at the Mayflower Inn. I Aerial Arfist Swings 'fo ' Wesf Belflin Kiwanis Club Meyers will give a scientific pro· State Rep. David Stanley m'l Legislature would pass a better Larry Barrett, WSUI Program gram on "Centrat Neural Meehan· BERLIN (UPII - An East Ger· heard the hum oC electricity - I cause they believed the Commu· Klein said he found his q.verbead Director, will speak at the Tue~day Muscatine) tol~ a Republ!can plan," Stanley said. "It is difficult isms Subserving 'Libido' and Pa­ man circus tightrope walker, uslng believe I collld feel it tingling nists did not know of the escape escape rOllte by accident FAI lrat. Workshop meetmg here Fnday for any Legislature to reapportion meeting of the Iowa City Kiwanis tency: Ruman and Animal Stu· all his skill and daring, swung hand through my body." ed by East German restrictions on that "The Shaff reapportionment . club, in the Je(ferson Hotel on dies." over hand for 100 yards on a 110, Klein, a veteran of high wire acts route. bis circus travel, he id, he went plan wilt not solve the problem of Itself,. and I am tha.nk!ul the Sha.ff "Your Young People - Tomor· • • OOQ.volt power line spanning the in 18 countries, had no audience The aerial arti ts 's skill got hi n 10 the border hoping t9 crawl unfair representation but it is a plan IS as good as It IS. Iowa shU row." - border to escape to the West, West for the greatest performance of across the border, but even he through the barbed wife, but (ound big step forward." ' needs a constitutional convention • • • Medical Wives Meet Berlin police disclosed Friday. his life. It took place in the dark· could Dot hold out against the 12· it too heavily guarded. Then be Stanley predicted that the Iowa to do this job right." SUI Dames Meet Phi Bela Pi, medical wives fra­ Horst Klein, 36, said that while ness of the night of Dec. 27. West degree cold. No longer able to grip stumbled into the base of a steel f/ouse of Represen(atives will ap- ternity, will meet Wednesday Feb. inching along the high tension lines Berlin officials kept the flight se· the cable after reaching West Ber· mast carrying the power cables prove the Shaff plan by about a C -tt The German Class of the SUI 6 at 8 p.m. at the chapter house high above the frozen ground "I cret Cor more than a month be· Un, he fell to the ground. across the border. S·to-! majority, next week. The omml ee Dames will meet Monday at 7:30 for bridge. Special guests will be Iowa Senate approved it Tuesday. p.m. in the Recreation Area Con· the members of the other medical ference Room of tbe Union. wives' fraternities - Alpha Kappa "The Legislature has a duty to The group:s knitting club will pass this reapportionment plan Kappa, Nil Sigma Nu, and Phi Rho meet Thursday at 8 p.tU. in the Sigma. hgain and let the of Iowa homes of various members. vote on it," • • • ley sa i d. " • • • ' Israeli Dance Group c han g e lin . I Historical Society Shaff plan Worried about exam grades? ,Per. Harakdanim. the Israeli folk haps your worries are justified! Tilirteen residents of Johnson dance group, will meet Sunday at mean two County were elected to member· If You Wish To Buy or Sell, years of d eta ~ Five hundred four people, at 11 8:45 p.rn. in Conference Room 3 per cent of the student population ship in the State Historical SOciety of the Union. Let This Page Your Story Tell. I on rea p p 0 r· of Iowa during the month of Jan· tionment. The peo· were placed on probation following last spring's exam. Seven per cent uary, according to Dr. William J. • • • pie deserve action, Peterson, Superintendent of the not more delay." of SUI's students dropped out duro Executive Wives ing: the 1961:S2 year. Only 19 stu· group. S tan ley said The new county members are the The Executive Wives Club will "The Shaff plan dents were allowed to carry ex· meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the I ~:;;:;;- :::;;~::::=::=,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;~~~~~:::;:~I cess hours. Rev. K. Gene Carroll, Michael Doo· Main Lounge of Wesley House. Mr. I ROOMS FOR RENT APPROVED HOUSING TYPING SERVICE w.ill make the STANLEY ley. Mrs. H. B. Dunlop, Mrs. A. L. Iowa Senate much better and make These and other facts were in· Jim of James Coifeurs wUl speak. d Godfrey, Mrs. Helen R. Graf, and All wives of business administra· A vert-.s.ong Rat- WANTED: graduate student to live AfPROVED hou5lnl. Men. Kitchen, TYPING, mlmeo,raphln". Nol.ry Pub- the House of Representatives a lit· cluded in the minutes of the De· Mrs. Laurance N. Ham. V. In profesSIonal fraternity. Reason· loun,e. 2 doublu .nd 2 trfple bed. lie. M.ry V. Burns. ~OO (owa ·Slale tie worse. This is a net gain. cember meetings of various com· tion majors are invited to attend. able rates. C.lI Rlcban! HoUander room. avall.ble February. t30 per IBank Bldg. Dial 7·2658. 2..:1 Also named were Ruben Hauser, Tbree Dan ...... lIe. Word between 5 and 8 p.m. 7-1159. 2·9 monlh. 7·5652. 2012 TYPING: Electric IBM. -a~r~ "The greatest fault oC the Share mittees within the College of Lib· Richard Larew, Telford Larew, SIx D lIIc Word GRADuATi~n OnlY. Quiet. Clean. APPROVED room with private kllch. perlenced. Dial 7·2518. H8hR eral Arts. 811 .• .. •.•• •.. • CooklnR prlvlle,ea. 11 E. Dvrlln,· plan is the 9!J·momber House of Vernon Marner, Frank D. Nova· Record Pace Set • ., 2 under,raduate ,Irla. Dial ALL kinds of typinE. &xperienced. Representatives, one from each Some 64 students graduated in chek, George H. Rigler, and Linda TID Day...... •.• J3e. Word I"n. 'I.5M'. 2-1 7-S103. 2-1 c.1l 8.5246. 2.28A R county. This house will be con· absentia last spring and 146 car· Washburn. 0IIe Month ...... ftc • Word Nt--~~""OO "_S. "-n~ v..• ·'18. ••~ APPROV~D~ I· "I-an doubl-~ and triple I In License Sale "'~-uU"" y~ --:---,-----,------:- rooms , Snowe... New furnlshln~.. DOR.lS DELANEY Electric Typ nil trolted by too small a minority, ried correspondence courses. • • • ror """"'"'" .v -- ROOMS for male Itudent •. Over 21. RefdEeralor. Men. 301 E. Church. ServIce. x2565 or 7·5983. 2·28AR and eventually it will have to be During its meeting, the Educa· Automobile license plates for (l4lnImum Ad,' WordI, 7-7485. HI 8-4851. 2.. JERRY NYALL: Eleclrlc IB-M-T),-p-II~ ~a!lged. But this minority rule is tional Policy Committee decided, Special Rate 1963 sold at a record pace in John· CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADI ROOMS wIth full kitchen: Graduate APPROVED double room. '20. 11 W. Phone 8·U30. M8AR about the same as in the present Tabbed as one of the "best bar. men or women. Black'. Graduate Burllniton. 2·2 NANCY )(RUSt: IBM Electric Ty~ln~ after considerable debate, against son County according to Treasurer One InHrt...... Menth ....$1'" House. Dial 7"703. H5 - ,,- I 01 I • •••• 2 A House of Representatives." giving credit for exemption exam· gains during registration" is the Clem A. Boyle. ~L.. I I "'.-'0&0 allS- APPROVED warm room for 'lulet ""rv ceo • ...... nllrt on •• '""""" .,.. • FURNISHED room •. :Men. Double .nd male student or Instructor. Close HAVE En,Ush B.A. Will (Y",,-:Belly "However, the Shaff plan will put inations in either core or language special offer being made SUlowans Boyle reported that 12,636 plates r.... by The Daily Iowan. Tea I""rtloftl • Month •... . USO u~ln8~t~bowers. one bJoc~ to c"i~ ~ '~~m . ~ 7 p.m~ Steven •. 8-!CU. 2.28lt the Iowa Senate on a honest popu· courses. Entering students may were sold (rom Dec. 1 to Jan 31, -... fir EICII CoNmn ItIcIt APPROVED double rooms. Men. lation basis," he said. " It will make continue to be awarded advanced During the registration periods the last day of the al)nual sale ROOMS for m.le students . . CIOM In. Phone 8-5874. 2-6 TYPING: Experienced In Unlvenlty Sbower. 7·2173. *,1'1 the"at m.nuec:rlpl elc. Eleclrlc OUI' Senate the most representative placement and/or credit on the Monday and Tuesday, students will period. The total is 635 more than · )1191 t be able to take advantage of a Ph one 7... SINGLE .pp~-;;ved room for student ~~I er (e~ ~. ~la 7 .~ _ 2.:! legi~lative body in the United basis of their performance in ap.­ were sold during the same period THE DAIL ~ IOWAN RE IIRV I S ~,Jg. ~1r: :~~~~ ';:I~lic~:!~81!i ,Irl. Kitchen prlvllele~. f30. 7-S8~~i TYPING, fasl, accurate, experienced. States. The people will control the propriate examinations. The maxi· special rate for a D I subscription last year. more powerful house of the Legis· mum credit to be gained is 32 se· they may wish to send home to THI RIGHT TO RIJICT ANY U713. H HliO. 3·511 their parents or friends. Persons buying plates after the ADVIRTIS'NG COPY. GRADUATE men. Lal'.e rooml, cook· APARTMENTS FOR RENT lature." mester hours. ln" aIIowers. 530 N. CUnton. 7-5487. INSTRUCTIONS The special reduced rate is $3.75 Jan. 31 deadline must pay a 5 per 2·14 Stanley suggested, "The Shaff "No credit shaH be given the stu. and includes all charges Cor a fuU cent penalty. ROOMMATES wanted. Male ,raduate plan isn't as good as its sponsors dent for examinations which dupli· TRIPLE room for under,raduate men. nudent 10 allate furni shed apt. DIal PIANO leIl4n.. MUllc • r a d u a I e. semester's subscription. Cookln, prlvUe,e,. H709 after . :00 7·2482. 2-l 7.7957. 2·9 claim, and it isn't as bad as its cate courses taken by him in col· The D I will have a table in the p.m. 2-6 opponents claim. Let's accept it as lege and Cor which credit has been Local Property Owners - . North Gym of the Field House MISC. FOR SAlE ROOMS for 3 men. Close In. 115 N. WANTED HOME FOR RENT the first step and then work for a recorded." where students may sign up. May Now Pay Taxes Clinton. 1-8338. 2-2 better plan. The Committee also approved a COM P LET E musical .aUlilclloo ROOMS for boys. Phone 8-4247. 2.1 mONlNGs. Stu-Jent boYI and mit NEW 2 bedroom duplu on Musca. • •• Local property owners were giv· comes from tbese .uperb new B.ld· 221.1 N. DodJe. RealOnabl, pflcel tine. Stove, refrllerator. ,110 month. "There is no chance thai the major in special education and as· win pianos and or,ans. Now avaU· ROOMS with ldtcben. Graduate men 1-11 8.7541. 2-5 Medica l Society en the "privilege" of paying their able In (owa City at Leu and Sons, sented to continuing discussions 1000 Melrose Ave. For free demon· ~. 8-4741 alter 5:00 p.m. 2.~ WANTED: Woman 10 allan ,part. and negotiations about the junior RusseU Meyers. M.D., chairman 1 1963 property taxes Friday. stratlon call 338·1884. 2-18 SrNGLE room tor men. f35. 7-9289. ~20 ment. Call 8-:1823. s.s MOilLE HOMES FOR SALE Traffic Accidents year abroad. of the division of neurosurgery oC County auditor Delores Rogers CAR TOP carrier. Canvas enclosed E. Jefferson. 2·6 IRONtNGS. Student boy. and \llrl •. Followl/lg a joint meeting with University Hospitals, will speak at announced that she has tUl'Ded the excellent condition, S1~. 8·9325. 2-6 220 N. Dodi·. RC.,!!l~r~I': FOR sALE _ 2t' Palace_ Excellent tht' Executive Committee and the the February meeting of the John· FOR SALE: Flute, excellent condition. HOME fURNISHINGS WANTED: Glfl to ,hare apartment. condition. $800. Parked on finest Reach I.C. High county tax records over to Clem 8·9325. . 2-6 Call ' ,3813. 2-6 lot .t Forest VIew. Come or call student representatives. the Edu· son County Medical Society Wed· 8-20.0. U The number of traffic accidents Boyle, county treasurer, who began TWIN BEDS. ,15 each or be.t oUer. BIX Furniture Stnppln. ServIce. For , , cational Policy Committee consid· •• ·2 tnformatlon, Graham'a AIIUctue LAUND EREnES in Iowa City in January set a rec· ered eight topics raised by stu· accepting payments Friday. ___338 .72 _ ",,_.___ .. Shop. 1225 So. R!veralde Drive. 2-5 FOR QUICK CASH ord for the city. dents, although not ali of them fell Earlier Boyle had announced that PARAMOUNT .pt. sl... gas ranEe, - - _. .. -- Sell Your Houst Tr.iler To Local Heart Fund nearly new. ,tIS. Dial 7·5184. ;1.5 EXTRA c1~an 36 R.n,e $42; ,II The 149 accidepts recorded broke within the Committee's jurisdiction. the tax payments had been sel -~-- ---.----. dryer u.: refrllrerator with Cross Thorouthly wash, rinH .nd DON'S MOBILE HOMES COLD!:POT refrlcerator. RecenUy Ifreeter 85: 36" Tappan gas range spin dry your clothn in the previous record of 135 acci· The Committee was sy mpathetic Ready To Beg in back a month because the records overhauled. 7 cu. ft . 8·5102. 2·9 $SQ\. 21" CA television conlole, new .01 S. RooIIVtlt Avenue dents set in November. 1959. I pic ure tube. Excellent '100. Dial ONLY 18 MI NUTES to proposals for a study day, a were not completed by Jan. 1 - Phone 752·1106 longer spring vacation, a shorter WHO DOES IT? 7·5184. WUI deliver. 2-8 .t Nineteen person were injured 1963 Solicitations tile normal beginning dale. BURLINGTO N, IOWA and one person was killed in traffic Christmas vacation, the limitation CHILD CARl DOWNTOWN LAUNDERETTE accidents during the month. of the number of finals to be taken The Heart Fund dril'e in Johnson ' The deadline fOl' first half taxes RAZOR repair servIce - ShiCk,. Rem· InElon. Sunbeam, Norelco. ...eyeTl 226 S. Clinton MUST SELL It35 CoIonlal 8 ll ..5 two in a single day, and the early an· ICounty is almost ready for full has also been set back one month. Barber :.lIop. "7. , " II nouncements of courses planned scale solicitation. They are now due May 1. Second semlSter vacanci" ~======"!~ newbedroom rurn_lt._ ur_Exe. _cellent8-4_ 8~4 e_condlt19n.v_en_lo~_s._- _All2_-6 ASSURED Income Tn. 224 SouUl LInn. ! for future semesters. Rueben Denning, chairman of the The taxes are based on property _._-Hoffman, 7-4588. 2·10 for d. y c.r•• nd prl-School. HELP WAN tED FOR SALE: 10 x 50 1961 Westwood " . ,"~I '_ ~ ' However. the Committee refused Johnson County Heart AssocIation, assessed in 1962. , Prof.sslon.1 St.ff mobile homo . Dial 8.0571. x62 be· - . I D1APARINE Diaper Rental Service by tween 6 a.m. and 5 p.m. 3·2 US VII' PAIlT time belp wanted. Apply In to suggest a change of grade point said the 1963 plans are nearly com· ----- New Process Laundry. S. JACK & JILL 216 buque. Phone 7·9666. ~15 person. Pizza VUla, So. Dubuque . credit for a C plus. pleted. Business and advance solici· GUERRILLAS SURRENDER NURSERY SCHOOL • 2·U AUTOMOTIVE tations in the Iowa City and Coral· SAIGON, South Viet Nam (All - HAGEN'S T.V. Guaranteed tele"Won 615 S, C._I&..I , 01.1 a.3I9O IF YOU like .ervlng people, you will l'ilIe areas have already begun. Eighty·five Communist guerrillas servicing by cerill!ed servicemen. 1"'''' enjoy clean well payl n, waitress NOVOTNY IN MOSCOW 9 a.m." p.m , Monday thro\llh Satur· ~~~~~~~~~~~r! work at the University Athletic Club. Mrs. Rueben Denning is chair· surrendered during January in day . ~~R - Meal. furnl$hed . Apply In person. Unl· MOSCOW IA'I - President Anton· BABYSITTING lIlY home. One block man of the Heart Campaign in venlty Athletlc Club. Melrose Av~~ in Novotny of Czechoslovakia ar· two provinces adjoining Saigon, VENETlAN bUnd tape lot trallel'll. lrom My·Vee. '·2820. 2·8 UnIversity Hel,hu. 2-za rived here Friday on his way home Iowa City. Tom Robb is rural the government press agency said 7·7802. 3·IR WANTED: BabylitUni· My bome. For proof 01 t • from a visit to Indonesia, Cam· chairman for the county. He is as· Friday. ---~------Plum Grove. 8-&'115. S·J 8rightfutureonthe Aerospace Team bodia, North Viet Nam and Burma. sisted by Mrs. John Phillips, Solon ; PERSONAL I PERFORMANCE He conferred at the Kremlin with Mrs. Morton Koser, North Liberty; ------WILL baby sit In my borne. 8-6331. 3-2 AIR FORCE and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Sievers, WILL baby lit My home. Week daya. Soviet Premier Khrushchev. . M 0 N E Y LOA NED Experienced. Sladlum Park. 8·2557. -test driveSAAB Oxford. Open Sunday , . DI. mond., Cam.r• • , [.--====-==1-6.- . EQI' '."'"~. , And Every Evening TYplwrlters, W. tches, LIII"'" 1'., the b.St In Nu ,s-ry School TONITE I Guns, M~~!~ .~~;;:r~e nts 'd~;~~ ~;R~iy~;r,. I _SEE_YO_U_R~A~IR~F_O_RCE~R. ECRU~ 'S University Moto~ ' KESSLER __ HOCK. EYE_ LOAN___ I Under New M. n.gement WOItK WANTED _ Dev.lopmontal " Ol ,am 903 S. Rlnrsid. ''Th T d . C t" and Equlpm.nt BURCH RAY e en er rus 1 BE SURE and visit The DIUy (owan I 1037 E. 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"POWERFULLY POETIC PRODUCTION AND PERFORMANCE ••• LYRIC ,BEAUTYI" .. • . 2, L- . - IEETLE BIILIY Iy' Mort Walk., ***~9. * "PLAYED IN A CLASSICAL STYLE THAT TlNNISIII NONseN66! ~fm DO SUITS THE ACTION OF THE WlLLWII" WAAT 14 ~'6' toLD IF ANCI ENT DRAMA. IRENE _BAS GRtATFIRST IT"S ReAeONA8~E,I PAPAS MAKES THE EVENTS COMEDY! nCHNICOlOI • TlCHNtlAMA IM,.;.,e OF THO SE ANCIENT TIMES AitBOHY Qm L1 •• SEt;M REAL." -CGII~ Dolly Ntw~ • fRANNosA · fONDA IN JIM ~ lOISN~I ' IRENE PAPAS l:~AO( NJ..ANfI, DlNm OORGNINI HUTION \JOHN , A.. ~. \i... A... ~ L \ PLUS _ C.OLOR C."R'TOONS ~NER ~ ...... ~ I ~ ~ ..... ~'\ . ' "(.\\\c.\.1\ frac. •.S .... Plus - Color c.rtoon "1.\' ..~t) S~tl't " \ , 1_'1 I~ '_.'.lp.lpl_r.of.. G.u ;;;IdIli~:ilh;;;' .,.;::'=' ::;;Ir;6 Pe.-, '-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, I• ..-s.tunfay, Feb. 2, 1'" Paper Strike $500,'000 'in 42 Years; Britain Reiects Embezzler, 65, Nabbed Philippine Bid Nearer End From Combintd Lel.ed Wire. Icalled to complain that a certain SELMA Ala. - A 65·year·old deposit hadn 't been credited it "just bank casl;ier who recently passed happened" that the complaining up retirement was charged Friday party did not get to talk with On N. Borneo After Talks , with embezzling nearly a halC mil- Campbell. lion dollars over the past 42 years. Authorities Quoted Campbell as LONDON New York City newspaper routed phone call. town of 32 000 could figure out Authorities said Campbell han· where ' cies on the island where new .trike after reporting Thursday I troubles fl'om Indonesian-backed that the talks had led to seltle· dIed funds that were deposited with ., . the Selma National Bank by other hved modestly 111 a one. rebels appeared to be brewing. ment of severnl issues. I Campb~1I banks and when one of these banks story while frame house about J2 The official Indonesian Antara Il was a umed the mayor had , blocks from the bank. He had turned his attention lo "two criti· News Agency reporled from Ja· worved at the Selma National Bank korta that two divisions of "volun· eal issues" which he said remained since 1920. unresolved between the striking teers" were poised in Indonesia's printers and publishers of nine Pact Reached Edwin Tully , Special Agent in West Borneo awaiting a go·ahead dlllly newspapers. charge of the FBI Office in Mobile, * * to join the rebels in British Bor­ said Campbell was charged with Trapped by Tradition-* neo. It wa. repart.d by IOUrc •• taking $427,000. lie said the figure c.... to the drlkl ttllt 1M I.su.s • Britain recently bolstered its I.n. Philadelphia "may be revised, but ( seriously mililary forces on the island and w.,.. basic: Wigi. and the length doubt if it will be revised down· .. 1M -nc wHie. Althoutht Wag. He Risks Frost·Bitten Nose has maintained an alert of a 2,000. ward." man brigade of the strategic reo n.,. c:autloned th.t "Tho parties The agent said the money was This ground-hag's apparently Itfll lent WlY from HttI· day, which means he won't be able serve here for possibly emergency .r. a Transit Strike appllrently taken at a rate of $1,000 optimistic attitude toward the well­ to see his shadow . And if he can·t transfer to the Far East. Int," he aclc*l. "the Issues In dis· a month for years. ther may change when he sticks pute han baan narrow.d and dar HARRISBURG, Pas (uPI) - A see his shadow, he has to abide by A battalion oC paratroopers be· fined!' H. Slid "Slvtrll IssutS new agreement to end the la-day Tully said Campbell had an ela- his head out today in the time­ the rules of the game and come out gan moving from Britain to the of hibernation for the year - even haVI IIHn SI"led_" Iransil strike that has affected one borate system worked out that was honored tradition of ground·lwlg­ Far East Friday to take part in million commuters in Philadelphia hard to detect. He said it would forl'casLers. Friday's highs in the j( the weatherman has played what Defense Minister Peter Before meeting today with sub­ take a complete investigation of thirties may lure him into a lunge tricks on him. committees for Local 6 of the In­ was reached here Friday by nego­ ThorneycroCt told Commons last tiators under the guidance of Gov. the records before the full story ' out of his hole - which could re­ If the sun happens to peep out week was a previouslY'scheduled ternational Typographical Union could be learned. suit in a frostbitten weather·pre. when his nose does, though, the and the Newspaper Publishers As­ William W. Scranton. exercise in Malaya. Campbell was urralgned Friday dicting nose, since temperatures folk tale says he can go back to sociation or New York City, Wag­ The agreement raised hope of were expected to dip to zero today. sleep to wai( out six more weeks of Indonesia holds the southern two­ ner told newsmen, "r'm not giving ending a mammoth headache which before a U.S. Commissioner and winter - which is probably what thirds of the island across the has plagued the nation's fourlh held under $75,000 bond. Officials According to tradition, the up. r never have. ['m going to keep ground hog would have to keep to everyone would like to do. South China Sea Cram Singapore. at it until we get a settlement." largest city with makeshift trans· said he will be transferred to Mo­ There were allegations - denied portation, traffic jams, business bile where he will be prosecuted his decision to stay above ground. The sources said Thursday's For a cloudy day .is forecast to· by Jakarta - that Indonesians losses and hardships in snow and in Southern District Federal Court. France May Seek trained and armed rebels in the "tentative" agreements were in cold Cor nearly three weeks. The connection with the use oC auto­ Bank President Roger Jones recent abortive uprising in the wa lkout deprived riders DC bus, called the situati on "unbelievable." Bulk of Powell Estate Air Naval Bases British protectorate of Brunei and matic tape for typesetting equip­ I trolley and subway·elevated servo ment, common expiration dotes for but added that the shortage "is ' the crown colonIes of North Bor· ice. completely covered by Insurance Left to Widow, Children In Canary Islands neo and Sarawak. union contracts, and "bogus" - The new pact must now be ratio the practice oC setting type ror ad· - there will be no loss to the de- fied by 5,600 members of Local positors or stockholders." LOS ANGELES !Upn - Actor PARIS (UPl) - France may vertising layouts which have al­ 234, Transport Workers Union City To Resume Study ready been supplied in mats. Jones refused to discuss the man- Dick Powell left the bulk of an seek air and naval bases in the (TWu) AFL·CIO, and the execu · ner in wJlich the funds were taken, estate of more than $1 mil~ion to Spanish·owned Canary lslands, reo Of Proposed Ordin~nc. The sources pointed out that the tive committee of the strike-bound but Agent Tully explained that wi~e June AlIys?n and thel.r two liable French sources said Friday. agreements reached were "condi­ Winter in Motion Philadelphia Transportation Co. Selma National had appro~imately ch.lldrcn, accordmg to a :-vIII ad· The possibility is likely to be dis- Subdivision devlI}opers, their at· tlonal" in that they were dependent I (PTC). 24 correspondent banks that rp~u, rt.lItted to probate Friday ID supe- cllssed by Fran<;c's Chief 01 the De· ' torneys and engineers are chell. on settlement o( t hose issues still The Iowa River, which had been almost complttely frozen over by A previous accord, calling for a larly deposited money by check. flor courl. fense Staer, Gen . Charles Ailleret, uled to resume an IlIformal confer. jn dispute. three weeks of near zero readings, began to break up Friday IS 33-cent hourly wage package over He said Campbell allegedly cov· The will was dated Oct. 9, 1959· 1 in talks with Spanish defense chiefs ence with city councilmen on the Bac:auSi the remaining two temperatures climbed Into the thirties. Typical WIS this picture two years, was accepted by the ered his cash withdrawals from the Exact value of the ostate was not in Madrid next week, the sources rNdbloc:ks to settlement Involve taken at the Coralville dam. -Photo by Bob Nlndell union but rejected by the PTC as Selma bank with checks from the given but the execuior said it was said. proposed new subdivision ordinance fln.n~I .. 1 issues, and because tho loo expensive one week ago. correspondent banks. worth more than $1 million. As a result of Moroccan and AI- at 9 a.m. loday. tapa lod bogus dlults affect op· . The union will vote on acceptance Tully said Campbell accom- Powell, who died Jan. 2 at the gerian independence, France soon Councilmen are hearing Ques. trItlonel costs of pu"ing out a of the tentative contract at a masS plished this by delaying cre~iting age of 58 after a career of singer, wil~ have no bases. between metro· tions and objections raised by the ntwspapar, the tentltlve settle· Eiection Capsule, Hurled meeting in Philadelphia this morn­ the deposits by the banks until the actor and producer, also left adopt- polltan French terntory and Dakar., . menta .tlll could become "un. , ing. The PTC board already has banks sent in another check to ed son Norman S. Powell. 25, and French sources pointed out that ~eyelopers to the new ordlDsnce ; duck," the sources Indicated. approved the accord. cover the previous deposit. daughter Mrs. E\1en Powell How- the Canary Islands could provide still in a rough draft stage. Further The two sides in the dispute were From Sled at 806 MPH Announcement of the agreement The FBI agent described Camp· ward, 23, 3,000 shares each in the an important base roughly halCway Idiscussions are anticipated before last reported separated by $24.23. was made at the State Capitol by bell as apparently living a very Four Star Television (jrm he between Fran~e and D~kar on the ~he measure is introduced formaUy The last reported oHer of the pub. EDWARDS AlR FonCE BASE, I standstill to speeds of up to Mach Scranton, wbo invited negotiators conservative liCe. founded. westernmost lip of Africa . ID the council. Iishers was for a $10 package per Calif. (Upn - An unmanned es- 4 (four limes lhe specd oC sound), here last Tuesday and guided them during protracted negotiations. man per week spread over a two­ cape capsule designed to protect and from sea level to an altitude of year contract. At that time, the Scranton said that i( the accord pilots in ejections from supersonic 100,000 feet. is ratified tbe PTC will resume printers sought $34 .23 for the same aircraft was hurled from a rocket It also eliminates the need for period. transit service this afternoon, with sled at a speed of 806 mile~ un hour the usual cumb rsome protective full 'Schedules by Monday. The strike began Dec. 8 when Friday in a successrul ground tesl, g~ ar required in conventional pilot Federal mediator William Rose the prinlers struck four or the of the device. I ejec Uons. The device would guard said tbe tentative contract is for newspapers. Another four news­ The Air Force said th e test wns a pilot agaillst high "G" forces, two years with a 10·cent-an-hour papers shut down immediately the sixth in a series of such sled ' crushing atmospheric pressure aod wage boost immediately and an· afterward and Lhe n inLh cut orr its ejection experiments at this desert I CI' ('zing cold during ejection,. and other on the anniversary date. It New York City circulalion. "LONG GREEN" For • • research center. A final test, slated would serve as an emergency shel­ retains the no·layoff clause from Some 17,000 or Ule papers' 19,- tentatively for F('b. 19, will eject tel' on Innd or water. the old contract, which expired 074 employes have been idled by the "nose escape apsulp" at 1.1 The experiments are a joint re- Jan. 14 and touched orf the walk­ the strike, longest and costliest planned speed of 1,036 mil an seanh proj(>ct of tht' ,All' torce out. in the city's newspaper history. hour. Ilight test cen ter here and the Doug1as M. Pratt, president of nuill by Lockheed California Co., :lcron:mtical systems division at National City Lines, parent of the capsulr - :l3',. leel long un d Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, PTC, said the agreement, if ratL· Stalingrad Battle 4 feet wide - is intended to provide Dayton, Ohio, both under the Air fied, would cosl the company $1.7 Celebrated; Stalin safe emergency escape from a Force system command. million a year. Gets No Mention VOLGOGRAD (Formerly Stalin­ grad) U.S.S.R. ~ - The marshals NQWYOU CAN and generals who won the battle of Stalingl'ad publicly celebrated the 20th anniversary of their victory Friday night - without mentioning the late Joseph Stalin. As embled in the city which bore Stalin's name until Nov. 6, 19tH , TAKE YOUR the heroes o( Stalingrad gave cred­ It 10 those responsible ror one of history's slgniJicant military vic­ tories. They praised the part played by , , Soviet Premier Khrushchev, the INCOME TAX soldiers and commanders of the Soviet army and the Russian peo· pIe. Speakers included Marshal 1 Vassily I. Chuikov, who directed I . some of the toughest fighting; Gen. Alexander Rodimtsev, wearing two 'medals of Hero of the Soviet Union, REFU ND IN U.S. and Marshal Andrei A. Yeremenko . With tear in his eyes, Yeremenko said that Friday marked his 50th 2nd Semester BLUE 'S~ ! year in the Soviet and Russian army. Tw~nty years ago, the words oC SAVINGS BONDS Stalin were on the lips of everyone here. Then he was credited with For the first time, you can talee build their' lI.nancial strength winning Lhe battle of Stalin grad your income tax refund in Series 'E through U.S. Savings Bonds. And twice, once in the civil war and United States Savings BondS. All their strength is the strength ot BRING 'YOUt USED BOOKS once in 1943. you have to do is check a box 'on the nation-so important in these your 1962 tax return. Early in the day many wreaths crucial times to ws and to free REMEMBE.R: B were laid on a monument to the This is an easy convenient way to people everywhere, to Hawkeye Book Store and get the hold on to money 1/0U have alreadY fallen warriors or Stalingrad. It is If you have a refund co~inll' on one of the few spots in Volgograd saved_ You won't. get any cash S which you'd be tempted to spend. your '62 tax, think it over before of which still bears the name of h ig hest possi ble prices for books of • Top Dollar For Books • I Your refund comes as Bonds which deciding how to take it. And when top Stalingrad. " will 'return you 4 dollars for every you decide to take it in Savings Sir 3 at maturity, Bonds, see if 70U, don't feel pretty current edition. Unload that sag­ Tens 0:( millions of A1nericans aood. about it. • No Waiting In Line, So fr~ General Hospital tn, ging bookshelf, bring your books to off Lecture Scheduled Quick facil about , . • Don't Wait To Come In. wla.. Here on Genetics U. S. Savings Bond, Hawkeye, and let us give you some cru • You let 3"~ in­ Dr. Victor A. McKusick, chier of terest to maturity e IN . , . You get your money good hard cash (long green) for • We Have $$$$$$ the division or medical genetics at anytime e Your Bondi .. WI! John Hopkins Medical School, Bal. are replaced freo if For You. me timore, Md., will pres nt a lecture lost, destroyed, or them. It'll give you a reason to forget Ch-J Monday at tbe S I College or M di­ stolen . You caD evo , da;::! cine. Butomatically on Pay. .. roll Savings tes.1 Dr. 1&Kusick will speak on The 1962 Tax Retara liv.. :rou a choice of takinl' those "second semester blues." st "Heritable Disorders or Connee-. your refund in cuI& or U.S. Savings Bonu. .FuJ1 S live Tissue" at a College or Medi­ detail. art ia &be SllkuCt1I1D form. ~ pro ci(le-MedtcaJ Education for Nallon­ WE WILL BE OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. NEXT WEEK ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY' EVENINGS ma aJ. Dl!t9nse Lecture at 4: 10 p.m, in unC Geaerlll Hospital. Keep freedom In' your with H - ba T~sday evening, Dr. Mc­ future Kuajrt. will give a lecture titled •St.,. "00 llie X Chromosome of Man" (It at a meeting 01 the Postgraduate U.S. SAVIN~S BONDS Co Conference on Genetics, which will begin at 7:30 p.m. ~ Another guest speaker at the cu Tuesday evening session will be ra . V. Elving Anderson, assistant dl· HAWKEYE BOOKSTORE Ine rector of the Dlght Institute lor fill Human G,enelics at the University 30 SOUTH CLINTON of Mionesot a, who will speak on Yf!!!:: ''fbe Use of Twins in Researcb." Iltil lil UCII .....