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Biggerstaff Snyder and Moss Disagree- Pleads Guilty ISUPRre sion of News Denied r To Shooting Second Degree Charge; I Nov. 25 trearing Set Solon Charges White House Marvin Gl en Biggerstarc. 39, Iowa City, pleaded guilty to second Not Concealing dellree murder Wednesday morning Missile Lag; in Johnson County District Court. Biggerstaff was charged with the falal shooting of his estranged Gets Rebuttal Information wile, Donna Bell , 24 , in an infor· mation fil ed by the county attor· Deliven Countercharge ney's office' Mahon and Holaday Judge James P. GaHney set 10 Trade Views At AP M.. ting a.m. Monday, Nov. 25, for a hear· Oall)' Iowan Pilot.. ., J~rr, Mo PJ By WI LMOT HERCH ER NEW ORLEANS til - Asst. Sec· ing. County Court Clerk R. NeiJ· r tllry of Defense Murray Snyder son Miller said attorneys will pro· First Fare on Maiden Run WASHI GTON 161 - Rep. George Wedne day denied a cODgressional bably enter testimony at that time H. fahon (D·Tex. \ charged Wed· charge thal a White House "hush· to help the court determine the THE FIRST PASSENGER for the wostbound run of tho newly in. hush allency" is concealing news sentence. .ugurated SUI muttlo bus service WII Jon Gr.ndr.th, A4, low. n day night th nit d St I about the nation's military race Biggerstaff could, under Iowa City, (ri,ht) who bo.1rded the bus at 7:23 Ihls morning .t the East " riou Iy behind" Ru ia in d . again t Ru la. law, be sentenced to to years to Hall . top. The driver, Lewis Negus ,managor of the low. City Coach V lopln" on int('rmediote·ranll "There Is a widespread myth life in prison if convicted of second Lino., made the first run with Gr.ndrath .s his only paneng.r, baUL tic mi. ile, but a Pentagon I that people in government - at all degree murder. Another bus which I. ft from Ihe Fieldhouse at the .ame time for the (''{pert Did, " I don'l believe 0." lel'els - ar& engaged in a great eastbound run had ovory Slat filled. Nogus said h. beli.v.d it would County Attorney Will iam Tucker The di gre ment was voicl'd conspiracy of secrecy:' Snyder be a wh ile until 'hI: shuttl. system caught on, said normally the state does not after Mahon' Hou Appropria. told the Associated Press Manall· ask the death penally in a case of tion ubcommittee launch d a ing Editors Assn. in a session de· this type, and therefore the second * * * * * * urpri Inquiry into the U.S. weap· voted exclu Ively to fr edom 01 degree charge would be sufficient ons program and . pent the day information. since it carrics a possible life sen· 196 Use Shuttle Buses taking 1(' timony !JehJnd clo d The chIIrge came from Rep. Job" tence. door .. E. Mo m.(;aLlC.', chairman of Biggerstaff was arrested about "We have lagged behind Ih the Hou e Cov rnm nt lnformatioD 1 a.m. Nov. 12 at his wife's apart· RII sions in the Int rmediate·rall~ ubcommluee, who also addressed During Initial Day the APME. ment a t 421 S. Dubuque Sl. Po· balJistic mi ':il I IRBM. and we'v(' lice were called to the scene by a SUI's shuttle bu service carried lion at SUI by providing trnn!;por. ot 10 come (rom behind and com' The or,.nlutien, hoIdln, Its .n­ neighbor. When they arrived, they a total of JOO passenger on its totion bt-Iw(' 'n Ih· cast and IH'st abr a t :l. oon a we can," Mohon nu. 1 convtntion, .-.,tecl reMlu­ heard a shot. maiden run Wednesday, grossing Icampu c , told n wsm n. iii ub ommiltc ... tl",. ondorsln, the work of Me" i9.80 at the nickel.a-passenger rate. hundle all the Defen. e Depart· .nd hi. committH. It calle4 .. Breaking in the door, they found Pro.ldent EI ..nhe_r te relCln4 Lewis Negus, pr ident of th(' t o C t Olent' mon y requ s . Mrs. BiggerstaCC lying on the noor I fl hi. executlvo order fflat ..t up and Biggerstaff holding a .22 cali· Iowa City Coach Co., which runs n a I o n os S While di ••grllln, with Mahon'. the service, said that the first day's .ulSsm.nl of the IRBM ,Itu.· tM ",stem of d ...ltyln, ..,,_ bre pistol. Mrs. Biggerstaff died m. nt I nferm.tIon , about two hours later from a .22 run received more passengers than tion William Holiday, tho D.· calibre bullet wound in the abdo· he had expected. Negus said til A merlocans fen" D.putment'. mlnllo dl. The accusation-denia l was DO men. only problem which developed was r.ctor, said it might bo true of ~ovelty to either Snyder or MoIlS . At the time, Biggerstaff was un a two or three mInute slow·up in tho 5,DOO.mi le int"conlln.nl.1 The congressman's committee der a court order restraining him schedule when buses were forc d btlilstic mlnilo (ICBM). held two days of hearings Uti, from ' molesting or contacti ng his to wait for students changing $13 B,-llleo n "Ba. d on what th y - the Ru • week with Snyder a principle wit· n SS. The assistant secretary, who wife, foUow ing a series of marital classes. sians - sald, maybe we are behind handles public Information for difficulties. A divorce suit filed by The Iowa City Coach company them 011 Ule ICBM," Holaday con the U Win's Ceremonial Lion Pentagon, said h was the "fall Mrs. Biggerstaff was pending in runs two buses a day at (ifte n WASIIINCTON IN! - Innation c ded. Ill' spok with n w m n guy" Cor the co m.'tl I ttee. Johnson County court. minute intervals, with one bus cost AI~ricans nearly 13 billion ofter tc tifying nt the clo d·door HIS EXCELLENCY LIKES TO DRAW, SU I art studenlt discovorod Ihis wo.k when U Win, . mb.... dor Biggerstaff is currently being leaving the northeast corner of the dollars in t he first ninc months of hearing. to tho U.S. from Burma, dropped In on the SUI .rt d Jp.rtm.nt. Tho ambassador Isked if h. ",Ight .how Moss ngreed with Snyder at the beld in the county jaU under a Fieldhouse at 7:23 a.m. and th this year, oCficial government fig- The lRBM, WiUl !I range of from the studen .. how to drlw I c.remonill lion, I type of Oriontal cl ...lc.1 art MIn fr. quently on Bur­ APME me Ung there may be na $75,1m bond. other leaving East Hall at the same ures indicat d Wedne day. 700 to 1,500 mil s, i a k<,y weapon mile t.mpl... nd public buildings. Appreclatlvo of his artwork .ro (from loft) Ro" m.ry W. IIKo, 1.1, conspiracy to hold back the news, time. Buses run mornings from Government economists figure In the current military planning. It Winterset; Nikki Smith, A3, Council Bluff.; Ind Brlnna Persellin, Al, Fargo, N.D, But the congressman insilled \{onday through Friday, at 7:23, price may continue to risc slight· is generally con sid red to be more ___ there was a ystem of withholding 7:35,7:50 .and 8:05 - :epeat~ng the Iy during the balance of the year, Qdl'anccd thon the ICBM and could * * * th news. cycle until they begin theIr last dip a bit In January, then len'l be us d to advanlnge from U. 9. "I think I should report to ~u Attack Means ~I.tn at 1:.23 p.m. The student delay oCf in a p riod f c O1parali e ba (' abroad Envoy To Speak that the subcommittee I.s be,ln· ~., I .- Dedication Today of· In changing closes may be expect. stability. Se r'tary of 0 fen e Nicl l\1cEI. nlng to document, for the nrst ed to make bus s run from two to .. three minutes late, OffiCIals saId the figures shoul~ roy, on" or the [irst wilnes es sum· On Foreign Policy time, the part played by a hl,h}y Fight; Dulles The shullle service is sponsored not be taken to meon that A':'l~rl. moned beCore the Ho~se group, "Some Comm nts on Burma's hush·hush agency within the White by the University Parking Commit. can as a wholc were J3 bd.hon emerged from the hearing with a. ". , New Medical Center House which apparentiy I.s call1n, tee to help case the parking situa. dollars worse o~f . Many recel ved statement that the U.S. mis ile pro· Foreign Policy Will b the tOPIC the signals on what the American wage or other Income incrcase, gram i in "good hope." He m n· or a lecture by U Win, amba~ ·ador An "artificial heart" which is day aft rnoon, th physicians and public will be told in the lire·and- Tells Newsmen they said, which contributed to lioned particularly the Thor, Jupi· from the Union or Burma, today at u d in some types oC d lieat ci nUsts will hear r ports on reo death competition with HUIIla," the increase in price, but at the ler and Polari , all interm dlate- 1 p.m. in th Senate Chamber of cardiac urgery wlll be one of scorch which is being conducted Moss said. CHICAGO Ul"f.-Secretary of State 1 Year Sentence same time ellscd the e({ect of range weapons. Old C . I num"rous exhibits on di play today at SUI in uch fields as cardio· He n.med the ...ncy II tfIe John Foster Dulles said Wednes· higher price on those who got The d.f.n.. chiof also in dicated DPltO . during tbc opening pha e of th va cular studies and blood, neu· Opor.tion. Coordln"'ng Ie.'" .. day night NATO forces would "al· On 4th OMVI the raises. the Un it. d States mig ht dop up Admi ion to the lecture will be d 'dication of SUI's n 'w M dicnl rology and b hallior, metaboli m tfIe White Hou ...nd tfIe mem- most certainly figh t back" without Clifton B. Reynolds was sen· The cost of Inflation was high· its pl.ns to provide b.lli.tic mi.· made without charge and the pub· Re earch Center. and nutrition, microbiology and bon •• u"'rMCrtt.ry ., It.te waiting for a declaration' of war, if tenced to a year in Ft. Madison lighted in a report by the Orrice silos to the BritIsh .nd possibly lic I in VIted, The lecture is pon. More than 50 state and f rol public health, and endocrinology, Chrlstiln A. Hen-r, the chairman attacked in the field. Peni tentiary in Johnson County or Business Economics (OBE). other NATO .111... or d by the SIS hool of Jour- officials, member. of the Iowa Allen W. Dulle., dirK .... of C.II- The decision would be made on District Court Wedne day after The tolal value oC goods and servo Th commitment to the British to I Board of Regt-nts, Dnd rcpre n· I s Ge tnl Intell"'nce Agency; GHrte the spot by field commanders, I)leading guilty to a charge of ices, it said, ro e from an annual ,make mi siles available sometime na ism ond the 0 partmcnt of Or· lntives of various health organizo· ve Ives Allen, tllrecter of tM U,I, Infw- Dulles told a news conference. operating a motor vehicle While iu· rate of 426 billJon dollar at tile in mid·1959, he said, "will be met, lenlal Studies. lions arc sch dul -d to obs rve m.tlon Agency; Ind Rebert Cut- The attack, Dulles said, "almost ~ ox icated. It was his fourth offense. end oC 1956 to 439 billion dollars and we hope to con iderably 1m· Amba sador Win has been tht' om of the re arch which is un· lor, tM Preildent'l Pll'Mrlal r .. certainly would invol ve American T ft H rtl Reynolds changed his plea to during the third quarter this year. prove it." Burmes repre ntalive to the der way in the $l',·milJion truc· a - a . pro.. m.tllII, who II vice chair- troops because the NATO forces ey ~ u j)ty after pleading not guilty at ture this afternoon. m.n, are so intermingled." The Cire This figure - called the gro s na· McElroy reported work on th United States since Dl.'cember, 1 hearing Sept. 25. The "beart," an artificial kid· Moss quoted Snyder te. tlfy· would certainly be returned, he tional product or CNP - jumped ICBM is "on chedule." A d t as Reynolds was released from jail 1955, and is currently in Iowa City ney and various other exhibits will ing the Pentagon's missile illIor· said, " iI it were someth ing com· three billion dollars in the first But the defense chief agreed with men men 5 'ess than a year ago after serving be shown to the public during an maUon policies are cleared by parable to Pearl Harbor, say." quarter of 1957, five billion in the Mohon that it is important to speed making a ric of lectures to civic ~ime for his third offense on the open house from 9 a.m. to noon WASHI GTON I.fI _ Legislation the board. And tbe congresll1l4lD Dulles had been asked what wa~ econd quarter, and another five up the missile program all down the " time for decision " in the face ~ame charge. billion in the third quarter. Ihe line. Saturday. to h lp labor and management singled out Cutler as. an enemy of a possible atomic attack on ------~------Today's phase of the dedication protect themselves "against the of freedom of Information. NATO forces. will be climaxed with a banquet odorous minority of unscrupulous "Mr , Cutler's blueprint of se· The secretary was in Chicago to at the Iowa Memorial Union, with men in both camps" was proposeSave the Children Federation is by far more important for future Hed strate­ ment and philosophy and although he is far SCF was fo unded in 1932 to serve Medical Research Center. (S~ Daily rowan office, Room Sql . Com- for the Medical Research Center - munlraUons Center. by 8 a.m. lor publlcatlon the following morning. They Iowa Memorial Union. Mao Tze Tung down to Waiter Ulbricht of treaties and not pledged to support the Amel'­ son-to-person international assist· ian, non-political organi zation. mUlt be typed or leg,bly written and sl,ned; they wUJ I10t be accepted by East CennaDY but, again, without Tito, is a ican way of life, but very effective in his way. ance. SCF operates in the U.S. in the telephone. The Dally rowan reserves the rll:ht to edit all General Notices. 4 to 5 p.m. _ Foreign St\ldeut n assembles needed supplies - isol ated rural areas and on the OLD GOLD DAYS sub-commit· of Iowa River and Church Street Coffee Hour sponsored by AWS - r anging from food, textile and tool Navajo Indian Reservation . Ovcr­ tees applications blanks are now and north). Library Lounge. packages, to medical and educa· seas, SCF conducts programs in available at all housing units and 9:30 p.m. -Town sections 4 p.m. - Lecture by the Honor· Soviet Economic Aid tional equipment - and deli vers Au stria, Finland, France, Western at the South Lobby information Schaeffer, Pickard , Thatcher and able U Win, Ambassador from~ Germany, Greece, Israel, Italy, desk of the Iowa Memorial Union. Totten (north of Burlington and Burma, sponsored by the School of By J. M. ROBERTS join in a similar U.N. effort. Strong explanation of why the U.N. vote them to indi viduals and institutions Korea, Lebanon and Yugoslavia . They must be returned to the in- south of Church Streetl. 7: 30 p.m. - Young Democrats-· As.oelate. Press News An. Jyd arguments have been made that on such malters could not be in other countries as gifts from weighted by the size of the indi- American individuals, groups or or· In the United States, approxi· formation desk by 5 p.m. Friday. PLAYN ITES for students, staff speaker, Representative S cot t1 The State Departme nt estimates such action would help regain some of this country's old time reputa­ vidual contribution. About half the ganizations. mately 500 isola ted rural schools Students who signed up for sub- and faculty and th eir spouses at Swisher - "Capital Improvementf that Russia has extended more members are included among the CARE was incorporated Novem· are sponsored through th e SCF at committees at the Activities Open the Fieldhollse will begin Novem. at State Institutions': - P~ntacrest than a bill ion dollars worth of tion for altruism, which has suffer· ed because of the strings attached underdeveloped, and make no con. ber 27, 1945, in the District of Co- $96 a year. Funds are made avail­ House must re-appJy at th is time. ber 1 and each Tuesday and Friday Room, Iowa Memorial UmOD. credit to underdeveloped nations tributions. lumbia. The first CARE delive ries, able to the sponsored school after night following, from 7:30 to 9:30 8 p.m. - Graduate .College and in the past three years. lo the bilateral agreements of the Mutual Aid Program, much of . . . . consisting of food packages, took di scussions as to how the money WEIGHT TRAINING ROOM - p.m. Admission will be by facultr, An~hropology and ~clolOgy CollClo To hold up its end in this phase which is devoled to military aid. While the Unltcd States WIth Its place in Le Havre France on May can best be used. The Weight Training Room will be staff or student I.D. card. qu~ um - M ort~n Kmg Jr., Lecture- overwhelming economic pow(!r ' 9, 1946. ' , shIp of the Liberal Arts College, of the cold war, the depnrtment The U.S. reply is that it doesn't On the Navajo Reservation, S.cF open for student recreatio nal use wants the new Development Loan has trouble maintaining the Since then, CARE has delivered works with officia Is and teacbers Northwestern University - "Inte­ mi nd spending where it can check at the following times: Mondays, 4 UNIVERSITY COOPERATIVE Fund, {or which Congress appro· Mutual Assistance Program and abroad over 19. milli?n packagcs of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. It to 6 p.m.; Wednesdays, 4 to 6 p.m.; BABY-SITTING LEAGUE book will gration of the Negro in our Soci· priated $300 million dollars this the need and the prospects for development projects, Russia is and olher American aid, valued at sponsors children and schools, pro­ and Fridays, 4 to 6 p.m. be in charge of Mrs. Hank Dizney ety" - Shambaugh Auditorium. ~ year, expanded to nearly a billion success of special projects, and . t ·r· U . h r th $250,000,000. viding them with medical aid, {rom No vember 12 to November 8 p.m. - Home Economics De-' for 1958·59. that it is willing to contribute to 50 m ensl ymg us p ase 0 e It has extended its service to Cour equipment and supplies for educa­ FAMIL Y-NITES at the Field· 26, 1957. Telephone her at 8-4335 partment - Omicron Nu Honor S0- In addition, the United States, million dollars worth of special world conflict. continents; has add ed its general tional purposes. house for students, staff, faculty, if a sitter or information about ciety Initiation - House Chamber: which pays for about 40 per cent proiects under an expanded U.N. As the United Slates resumes relief programs to help those who Overseas, SCF is active in spon· their spouses and th eir families joining the group is desired. ' Old Capito!. of the United Nations technic3l techn ical assistance prog ram. a small aid program for Egypt, have no tics in America; has ex­ soring education and self·help. will begin November 13 and will be Journalism and Oriental Studies. assistance program, bas agrecd But the United States doesn't cut oU last year because o{ tho -~------­ held on th e second and fourth Wed­ RECREATIONAL SWIMMING - -Senate Chamber, Old Capitol. r nesdays of each month. Recreation­ Friday, Nov.mber 22 I that this fund should be uppcd wa nt to contribute to the proposed Suez crisis, Russia announces the ' i ". Monday through Friday, 4:15-5:15 al swimmi ng and family-type acti­ 7 from 30 million dollars to 100 mil­ 150 or 250 million U.N. program. beginning of a big technical as· - at the Women's Gymnasium. All p.m. - 40th Anniversary Ban­ lion. sistance, credit and trade ar· vities will be available from 7: 15 women students are invited. quet - Child Welfare Research It does not believe the underdevel· to 9:15 p.m. But the United States is opposed oped countries are prepared to rangement witb the Nasser gov­ ::itation - Iowa Memorial Union. to the establishment of what U.N. handle such a sum until su rveys ernment. UNION BOARD GAMES sub­ 8 p.m. - Art Guild Film SerleJ c delegates call "SunfM, " a Special have been made and engineers Russia has sent a trade and dip­ committee is sponsoring a "Turkey - "The Sea Around Us" and "An­ United Nations Fund for Economic trained llnder th e technical aid lomatic mission to Ghana, the new Shoot" Blind Bogey Bowling Tour- WSUI Schedule imal World" (short) - Sbambau&b Auditorium. Ida Sa Development. programs. The United States fig. independent Afribn nation. nament which began Monday and . Thursby. Novembor 21 ferson· ures it could be outvoted in the se· will continue through Nov. 25. The n~ ~:::,Ing Chapel Saturday I Nov.mber 23 Many people do not understand All around its perimeter Russia 11 a.m. -Department of PsydU­ Willi~r why the United States, willing to lection of such projects and that is putting up a determined effort winning man and woman entered 8:30 ReligIon In America Today they might entail waste. in the contest will each receive a . U~ ~~~ d~~ok:~elt., e World atry Lecture by Dr. Marvin Stein, conduct its own development pro· in a fi eld where the United States University of Pennsylvania - "Ex· Nobody has ever gi ven a clear ten pound turkey. Entry fee is ten 10:00 News Mr. ar gram with its own money, will not could be supreme. 1 0:1~ Kitchen Concert perimental Psychogenic Asthma", cen tS . P rocee ds go to he 1 p buy II :00 Exploring the News S. Dubuc Christmas toys (or the Children's 11 :15 KItchen Concert - Medical Amphitheatre three months. f3; all otber mall wb­ tlAUv IOWAn rir MI1Jltinn d e p artment. Mr. al Ward in University Hospitals All 11:45 Beller Schools MOfIday, Nov.mber 2S 11l~ 1)olly Iowan ICrlpllon •. , 10 per year: aIJ< months, In the Communications Center III . 12:00 Rhy thm Ran\bt.c. Rfversido $5.00: three months, $3.25. open (rom 8 8.m. to 5 p.m. Monday students and faculty members are 12:30 News 8 p.m. - Humanities Society ... through Prlday. Scnate Chamber. Old Capitol. _EMBER DAILY IOWAN EDITORIAL STAF' eligible to ente r. In the tou rnamen~, I ~:~ ~~~~ ~.::, Review AUDIT BUREAU Editor ...... Tom Slatte..,. MEMBER ot the ASSOCIATED PRESS all contestants guess what thClr 1:55 News Wednesday, Nov.mber 17 - or Managl n, Editor ...... Don MItchell The Associated Press Js enUtled ex· score for the Un e will be then try 2:00 Conserva tion In Hawkc),cln nd 12 :20 p.m. - Thanksglvin, CIBCULATIONII City E ditOr ...•. .•••. Jim Davies c1 uslvely 10 the UIO far repuhlicatlon , 2: 15 Let's TUrn a Page Asst. City Editor .... John 1I1e8 1<1 y of aU the local news printed In Ibm and bowl as close to that score as 2:30 MOIlly MusIc cess begins. JlublJahed dally except Sunday and Asst. Oily EdItor .... Jam•• Magmer newspaper aa weU u all AP newl Saturday, November 311 Monday and legal hoUdays by Stu­ News Editor .... Dletricb Hartmann dispatches. possibl e, except. they do not bowl ~ :~ ~~';'drens Ho ur dent PubUcationl , Inc.. Communica­ Soclety Editor ...... Jan", Hubly tho fifth frame. The score for th at ":30 Tea Ti me 11 a. m. - Department of Psychi tions Center, Iowa City, Iowa. En­ Sporta Ed Itor ...... •. Ala.n Hoskins DAILY IOWAN SUP EltVlSOIlS FROM framc is drawn (rom a· hat. 5:30 News aIry Lectu re - Dr. Raymond W. tered .s secon4 class molter at the • !:ciltorlal Page Ed itor .. Suzanne Forse SCHOOL OF 10UilNALISM PAC LTY 5:45 SportsUme pan offIce at Iowa City. under the Chief Photoarapber ...... Jer..,. MOleY Puhli.her ...... •.. Lester G. Benz 6:00 Dmner Hour Waggoner, University of Michip/l! act of COnjlreas of March. 2. 1879. Review Board Chalnnan I Ed itoriAl ...... ArUmr M. Sandel'8On TOWN MEN BASKETBALL 6:55 New. - "Psychiatric Conditions Associ· ...... Rich ard Schochner Advertlsb, •...... E. Joh n Kotbna n 7:00 Circulation ...... 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BEHIND THE Sporf6 Tigers, Athletics In 13, ~ Martin, TuHle trouble stopping reserves and fresh. o Cyclones Have Big men using Colorado's multiple of. P :J.)1!~t Spartans Are II Hawks Work Job in Preparing fense and he expects a lot of trou. By Are Key Men ble from the Buff's halfbacks lIob .P Alen Ho*I... , Still on Top . For Colorado Stransky and Ed Dove. Myers aaicl T­ , In Fieldhouse Dove is the most underrated play. AMES l-'I - Coach Jim Myers er in the Big Eight Conference. 'f, What Happened to Billy? In Maior Swap In Statistics Hopes for a dry practice field in said Wednesday the Iowa State Flu again hit the Iowa ~te 'C the Iowa football camp faded Wed· I squad Wednesday, sidelining ROIl It wasn't too long ago when KANSAS CITY IA'I - Kansas City CHICAGO IA'I - The team cham­ nesday and the Hawkeyes again footba I team has been able to get , F Fontana and TerrY Ingram. How. Casey Stengel of the Yankees and Detroit swapped 13 players pionship belongs to Ohio State, worked out in the Fieldhouse dur- in some satisfactory practice this U Wednesday and ran headlong into but runner·up Michigan State is ever both had only mild attacq d, would point to one player on the ing a lengthy drill. week even though the drills have and are expected to be ready by a free-swinging attack on baseball's the Big Ten's top team on offense Coach Foralt Ev ..havski had been forced inside because o( the p club and say, "There's our spark· trading system from the deal's key and defense. Saturday. plug." figure, infielder Billy Martin. the top teaml daftnling for near· weather. The grim outlook faCing the Cy. MSU's Spartans, defeated once lyon hour againlt reM,..,a units But there was little talk around That player, oC course, was Billy The trade was baseball's second in conference play, bold the of­ clones is that they have been lin. using Notre Oamo formation.. the Cyclone camp about pulling an Martin, now a member of the De· largest between two clubs. It sent fensive edge by placing the ball able to score against Colorado lor c Martin and five other first string Considerable emphasis also was upset over Colorado in the season the last three years in which the troit Tigers and formerly with the in play more often than Ohio Athletics to the Tigers in exchange State's Buckeyes, 73 times a game placed on Iowa's passing attack finale away from home Saturday. Buffs held them on the short elll! Kansas City Athletics. for three regulars, a rookie pitch­ against 68. with No.1 quarterback Randy Dun· Myers said the varsity has had of a 110.0 record. Martin was conSidered by many er, a young outfielder and two Officials league statistics reo canway anddoing his theunderstudy tossing. Olen Tread· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.II, as the key player in the Yankees farm hands yet to be named. leased Wednesday also show the First Itring and Don Norton ap­ be pennant winning teams of 1953 Martin, who after alght years Spartans ahead in defense, yield· , d and 1956. He was the firebrand with tho champion Now Vork ing opponents an average or only peared to ha"a recovered from ballpla~er who made lhe big play his ankla Injury and occupiad his I sic Vankees has now been Iwapped 182 yards in six games. Ohio Sta~e when it was needed. He was the twica in a lingla year, told nows­ is firth In defense. ulual post during tho drill. Nor­ player many felt that the Yankees man ho would demand a c ..h ton was on the bench last wook­ lacked when they lost the pennant Iowa which failed in a tiUe de· end when Ohio State handed tho lattlement from Kanl.. City, Ha rense by losing to Ohio State 17-13 to the Indians in ]954, while Billy indicated ha might be a holdout Hawks their fint dltftat of tho was in the Army. last Saturday ranks third in of· ..alOn. if hil damandl are reiectad. fense and second on defense. THEN, ALL of a sudden, the For the second day right tackle "They just can't throw us (play­ Coincidentally, Michigan State Yankees traded Martin, along with Dick Klein was kept out of action ers) around from one club to an· and Ohio State each averaged 5.1 rookie Ralph Terry, Woody Held with a sore back. In his place other without us having a sayso." yards every time either had the and ome others, to the A's for The irate Martin told newsmen, "I AP Wirephoto Frank Rigney ran with the first Harry (Suitcase) Simpson, and ball. The Spartans held a passing don't have any argument with De· BILL TUTTLE, FORMER CENTERFIELDER of tho Datroit Tiger., edge over the Buckeyes, 112.7 team. some lesser names troit. My argument is with the II lhown smiling .fter ho learnad of being ,raded to the Kan ••• yards per game against 52.1 for Evashevski had little t. lay wlio were shuttled Kansas City Athletics. If I am a the Buckeyes. However, Ohio about tho practice IOsslon. Ha off to Yankee City Athietici Wadnelday. Joining Tuttla with a Imila, ora hll d.ugh­ tool of this great machine oC base· Slate averaged 4.9 yards on every said Tuesday he wal afraid hi. farm clubs. ter, Becky, 3% (loft), and $On Bobby, 5, Tl"tla wa. ona of 13 playars ball, I want to get something out o( running attempt, compared with pl.yan would not have tho pUlh Why the sudden . Involva4 In tho trade betwaan Detroit and Kanlas City. it. 3.4 for Michigan State. necessary to Itop tho Irllh in change? George Selkirk, A's director of Saturday', gema at South Band. The Yankees player personnel, said the little said it was be·· second baseman didn't have a Irish Center Is cause they needed · chance to collect from Kansas City; Now They Pick Iowa Notre Dame's lynch a leflhanded pow· that the Tigers had accepted Mart­ , Lineman of Week er hitter. Simpson Slowed by Neck Injury in's contract and "his argument is By raE ASSOCIArED PRESS was their man. with the Detroit ball club." SOUTH BEND, Ind. IA'I - Half· However, I seri- Notre Dame ended Oklaboma's back Dick Lynch, who scored the "PRO·SLEEVE" ou ly doubt if this Tigar General Managar John Over ND-Your T.urn 47-game winning streak last Sat· McHale laid in Dotroit "there winning touchdown in Notre was the only reason. Billy had won't be any contract trouble _ urday. Center Frank Kuchta, who low-button ca.rdigan by By JIM KENSIL Dame's 7.0 upset of Oklahoma, was gained a reputation oC being a play· to trouble of any kind. He'l go. played an .important, but at the slowed by a neck injury in Wed­ TOWNE AND K'NG, LTD. boy with the Yankees. ng to fit right into our organiza. NEW YORK (Nl - Ten years ago, when spring practice was unl- time unsung role for the Irish, nesday's Irish football drill. He 'd been involved in three in· tion. Everything will ba all versa I and th split-T was revolutionary, this football forecasting must was named Wednesday as the Line· Lynch sufCered a neck strain in cidents with the Yankee Iront oC· right," have been a cinch. Arter picking at least 49 out of 50 high school man of the Week. Tuesday's practice session. He High·scorer in tournament fice, which didn't help matters. Sent to Detroit with Martin were winners each week, we used to laugh at the guys who stumbled ovell The 205·pound senior from Cleve· was replaced by Jim Just as the comfort - a drapey, easy­ The first came towards the end pitcl1ers Tom Morgan and Maurice the college result.s. land, starting his first game, was Irish stepped up preparations for Iowa's invasion Saturday. swing model, styled to meet of the 1953 season when the Yanks (MickeY) McDermott; catcher Tim Why all they had to do was pick Basketball tops in the weekly Associated Press the increasing demand for full clinched the flag. As usual, the Thompson; and outrielders Gus Notre Dame, Michigan, Southern poll of sportswriters and broadcast· It was expected Lynch would be Yank players had their customary Zernial and Lou Skizas. ready for the Hawkeye game. sleeves, low front; 100% Methodist, Penn Stale, Texas, Ala· T M ers that also drew attention to the AU$tralian lambs' wool; victory party. In return Kansas City got out· bama, Penn, Southern California, own en great play by two ends, ~ike Cav· Billy and. several of lhe other fielder Bill Tuttle and Jim Small; North Carolina and Georgia Tech. allon or Yale and Les Walters of leather buttons. Six colors, players celebrated at the Latin pitchers Duane (Duke) Maas and They were the top ten teams in The intramural basketball season Penn State. with contrasting trim on cuffs Quarter and ran up a tremendous John Tsitouris; catcher Frank 1947 and a real batch oC sure things. will begin on Wednesday, Dec. 4. While the entire Notre Dame line and Rockets. Sizes 38-46. bill. Martin offered to pay the bill, House; and lhe two farm hands, The first practice prior to the open· received high praise, Coach Terry The Men's Shop $13.95 but the other players Wouldn't go yet to be scl~cted . But now spring practice is only ing of the season was Wednesday Brennan singled out the 21.year for it. However, it turned out that Martin, reportedly sought by for the bowl prospects, the split·T at the Fieldhouse. All town men in· Kuchta. "He did a great job they didn't have enough money, so, .she clubl, ,aid he underltood Do· has replaced lhe common man, and teres ted in playing intramural against Oklahoma and he'll be OUT your key at the waiters suggestJon, they all troit wanted him to play short. the sure things, well. . . basketball are asked to report to No. 1 man against Iowa." High signed so the bill could be mailed. ltop, replacing Harvay Kuann Iowa o"er Notre Dime _ The the North Gym at the time indio praise, indeed. to a distinctive Then, they were requested to who il due to be shifted to the Irish season was pronounced suc- caled. Kuchta made perfect snaps on sign their employer's name. One o[ outfield. cessful last week at Norman, Okla. Today eight punts and on ND's fake field wardrobe the Yanks, not Martin, signed own. Tuttle is regarded as the key The Hawkeyes need this one to 1 7'30 All 1i" goal and later successful extra er Dan Topping's name. Wben player from Kan as City's stand· save theirs. . p . ~. - men VlDg m point conversion, ·in addition to his Topping got the bill, he blew his point as he will add defensive town sections Black, Dean, an~ general alert play in the 7.0 Irish 105 E. College top. strength to a somewbat porous Martin got the blame because he outfield. As a hitler, his .251 avo fewOhio weeks Stata back ovar weMichigan would -havea Leonard.ton Street (Menand South).living on Burlint· ~r~iu~m~Ph~.:~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=::~~!~~~::~~!~!~!~~!~!!!!!!!. ____ _-- had the reputation of being a night erage left a lot to be desired last looked at it differently, but the 8:30 p.m. _ All men living in I bb d · I season. Buckeyes are now tile hottest team lown sections Macbride, MacLean, c u er an wIse app e. Martin said he looked Corward going. and Spencer. (Men living West of The second incident took place to playing with the Tigers - after Baylor over SMU - There hasn't rthe Iowa River, and on Church several years later when Martin, he settles his beef with the Ath. been a sure thing in the Southwest Street and Northl. Mickey Mantie, and a few others letics. since Doak Walker and Kyle Rote 9:30 p.m. - Men living in sec· stopped for a beer and missed the Billy said ha underltood when stopped playing for the fun of it. tions Schaeffer, Pickard, Thatcher, plane. It cost each o[ them $250. ha wal traded to Kansas City Pitt over Pann Stata _ This is and Totten. (Men living East of the INCIDENT NO.3 was Ule curious lalt summar that"l was to be an one that migbt have been for the Iowa River, North of Burlington case of the Copacabana, in which important factor In the future of Lambert trophy, but Pitt skidded Street, and South of Church Street). Hank Bauer was accused oC slug- tho ball club" and that whon ha ging a man while attending a birth· Inqulrad racently about tho early and State started late. EacJl town team will have one day party (or Martin. This incident chance of hll being traded Geri. Mississippi Southern over Ala· hour to practice tonight, and then was splashed over all the news· oral Managar Parka Carroll told bama - And who would have ever team rosters will be made and papers. him "not to worry." thought dogs would be quarterback­ additional practices will be sched· uled. It was only a short time after But, he added, his first word that ing satellites? this that Billy got the axe. he had been traded came from Mc· UCLA over Southern Cal - But All men who have conflicts and lt's common knowledge also lhat Hale in a telephone call from De· why get excited about- it? A team cannot meet tonight call Russ Roskens, Athletic Advisor for the the Yankee front office felt that troit Wednesday. named Oregon is going to the Rose town_ area. Telephone 8·1916. Martin was a bad influence on "I told 'em before this trade Bowl. Mantle. Tbey reasoned that with· ever happened that if I was traded Duke ovar North Carolina - The out Billy, Mantie would not go out I was going to ask for part of my Tar Heels are on their way back, on the town as he occasiona\1y did sale price," Martin fumed. Two Drake Pass Catchers with Martin. . "KanN. City II definitely fill· but tbe resurgence won't reach Something must have been be. Ing a )ot of position. by thi. Durham. Are Ranked in Top Ten Florida over Georgia Tach - The hind Martin's trade. Stengel vol- trade, but what am I getting out DES MOINES (All - Drake's two Wrecks are just ramblin' these unteered afterwards that he of It? A hlghar .... m, m.ybe a top pass catchers, Jerry Mertens days. thought Kansas City had gotten the pennant wlMar, but no guaran­ and Ron Lind, rank No. 7 and 8, better of the deal. tH. I want to got IOma money Texas? Penn? Gone from elite, respectively in this week's Nation· Sure, Billy occasionally drinks, out of it .•• It'l not only a mat­ but not forgotten. They'll get theirs al Collegiate statistical report. but only moderately, and goes out tar of bUllnell, It'l a mattor of on Thanksgiving Day. The Bulldogs are the only school with girls often during the season, pride." Current powers who figure to win and generally ellioys himself. But Martin pointed out that being to have two men in the top 15 in MAIL YOUR CLASSifiED AD going away Saturday include: as Casey has said: traded by the Yankees to Kansas the nation and Mertens' six touch· "I defy anyone to say he ain't a City cost bim a share in the World Michigan State over Kansas State, down receptJons lead in that de· winning ballplayer." Series money and "the automatic Auburn over Florida State and Ok· partment. TO The Yankees are just too base- pay raise that comes if you are lahoma over Nebraska. Mertens has caught 29 for 509 ball wise to give up a player like with a pennant winner. In close ones, the picks are Ore· yards and Lind 'n for 347 yards. . '. ;' Martin for Simpson, who didn'. "I don't care what the contract gon state over Oregon, Princeton Roger LaBrasca, who has thrown THE DAIL Y . IOWAN help the Yanks at all, especially says," he added. "01' Billy can over Dartmouth, Rice over TCU, almost all of Drake's passes, is in the Series. just take a powder. The contract Rutgers over Columbia, Kansas No. 6 in the nation in passing and Something went wrong some- doesn't say I have to play base· over Missouri and West Virginia No. 11 in total offense in this . where. ball next year." over Syracuse. week's report. use this handy form :"~ . ' BRE~ERS

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, DES MOINES 1.1'1 - Eliminafo:l fo r more flexibility in our whole :Aid of $175 Million DES lOrNES \II - An 10 a Presently. the winning candidate uerves and (re.b. Farm Bureau Fed ralion oCAcia! get all of the elcctorai \'ote allo­ -- of corn allotments and a 63 to !1{) pr:ce s:Jpport mechanism. Farmers CAIRO I.fI - • faj. Gen. Abdel ' developm nts projects and repay· ado's multiftl- per cent of parity range in t. e Ii' c to produce. EUicient produc· Hakem Arner flew home from m Dts o\'er 12 year at 2.5 per suggested Wedn .day the ~tate Icated to that tate. - O{. LegislaU\'e Invcstigation Commit· Storey said the pre.. nt system ts a lot 01 trou. level of price supports were prl· tien and expanding markets is the .Moscow Wednesday in 0 So\iet Icent inter t. The 1iddle East posed Wednesday by 1arvin L. d !'. d on we should mo\·e." jet airliner with a r ported pro· ew Agency did not mention tee giye careful consideration to a would permit 13 of the most pop­ s halfbacks lIob recommendation lor a pre idt'ntial uioul Itates to elect a president. AMcLain, assistant secretary of n ~ · ,'c~in. aid mandatory accel r· mise oC 175 million dollars in Rus- what interest Egypt might pay. Dove. Myers said preferenc primary law in Iowa . Ha said this il becau541 the 13 Ticul ture, as a new approach to t!"le I at d r rovislons should be removed sian economic aid Cor Egypt. A Amer, who is joi nt commander· ~underrated lllay. Harry torey, Clrrector o[ th bu· states have big cities with the ht Conference. farm problem. Ifr Jm th? law as far a the price Soviet·Egyptian communique said in~hieC oC the combined Egyptian McLain. a former Powcshie'< s;~:,~ ort le\el is concerned. he also discu. sed military ques- and S}Tian armed for ces, brought r au's public policy di\·ision. Ill. 0 el ection relults being determined the Iowa State recommended impJifying and mo- largely by the big city vote. County dairy farmer: told Iowa I1 ~ S3!d there has been a change tions in fo cow. back with him a copy of a {oscow sidelining ROQ Ingram. HOI\'. r Farm Bu ~eau co~v~ntlon delegates in alt,.tude in Congress. "The most The war minister reported im· communiqu mentioning the Krem- di~Ying [OW8 ,e!ection l~ . s to Ob- I Thu, nomin e bidding Cor office that a bIg maJonty of farmers mediately in a two·hour session lin discussions. taID greater clttlen partl Ipalton in concentrate th ir eCforts on these mild attacks elections. state , Slorey . d. to be ready by don 't wa nt Jaws that really control adamant in botb parti s about high with Egypt·s President Nasser on It aid the Egyptian delegation production. price supports ha\'e now begun to his three weeks Soviet tour pan· beaded by Amer. and the Rus- AP Wlr., loele He appeared before tit commit' l This m ans that onc the nomi· tee, now hearing lestimony on 10\\ a n is elected there is II temptation facing the Cy. "This is evidenced by disregard realize that a new approach mu t ning the Soviet 40th annh'ersary sians discussed "qu tion of po­ have been un. of corn allotments," he said. be made," he said. celebration of the Bolsh vik revo- Iitical and economic cooperation ·ces for V,·cf,·m elections and campaign practice . fo~ the pr idrnt to conduct the af· Colorado lor "Farmers are past malters at McLain said the soil bank pro. lution. as \\ell as military qucstions which Serv, The Farm Bureau spokesman C81:s oC th nation in a manner in which the doing all they can to offset acre· gram has been a real contribution The deal for economic aid as were the subject of the negotia· said studia. should be made to- ~hlch fa\'or th dominant Cactions on the short eod age reductions by increasing this year in retarding the surplus described h re I imllar to the tion ," and added, " the parties ex· PALLBEARERS CARRY the casket cont.lni", the body of Mrs, Ber· ward revision of the electoral col. In the 13 tate. n yields. Controlling acres does problem and that it hould be con· 12-year tie.up recently made be· pr d th ir satisfaction with the nlea Worden from a Plainfield, Wis., church Wednesday after funeral lete system by which president. ------­ not cC'Idrol production." tinued to help hold down current tween the Soviet Dion and Syria. re ult acIliev~ during the nego- "Nices. Mrs, Worden was ,"'In last Saturday. Investigaton con· Are chosen. __ In discussing the administration's output until more of the surplus is Egypt's clo. Arab ally and pro· tiBtions." tinue to que.tion Edward Gein, Sl-year~ld Plalnfield farmer, about Storey aid Iowa should have , I belief that fa rmers wa nt more free· worked of(. pective partner in federal union. After alighting from the Soviet the duth_ some Corm or pre id nUal prefer· dom in their operations and deci· iiiiiiiiiii __.. _ ..__ ioiiiii"_" There was no announce~nt di· TU104 jetlin r, Amer told hi ir· nce primary to a ur th vote of S,.lURD,.'I'­ I sian making McLain said "we be· _ Doors Open 1:15 _ rect from the government, but port greet r - among them So- for Egypt would be patterned after state d legate to national political IH PERSOHI IU cve less government rather than • NOW "ENDS Egypt's Middle East ews Agency vi t Amba ador E . D. Ki lev- Ulnt for Syria. Young Democrats conventions truly r('pre. cnts the more governmcnt is the proper ap· FRIDAY" said Wedne day night that Am r that he hoped "the relationship Th Syrian economic d al with preference of the m jority of the "'trl~. ·11 Oen'. Df M.d~r. My Ie •.. proach." I !i 1 and Soviet leaders r ached lID between Egypt and the Soviet Un- the Rus io ns was con idered by To Hear Swisher party voters. 1_"ThiS administration has been 1 " agreement calling for Ru. ia to ion in crea 'cs and trengthens day We tern c1rc1 s a w~ through . . Jle sa d this would make th DUKE _ _ ~ _ [~__ ~_ ~ _ __ _ provide 700 million ruble labout. by day." which the So\'1 ts could fo. t r en\'y Stat R prc ntati"e Scott SW ISh· I democratic proc . even more E.\.·L.\.H-G.l.o.H The life and Loves 175 million dollars) at the official The tone or Bulganin' remark and perhop discontent among cr will peale on "Capital Improve- d 'moeralic. of the Fabulous rate of four ruble~ to the dollar. in announCing th Soviet pledge other Arab countrics. men at Slale Institulion .. at 7:30 As to revil ion in lrclion laws, and bll Fam.e. Orr be 'Q~ TO DAY'S teaL.,loC '0111• . Y 110°0° Y LON CHANEY The agency said Egypt wouLd Tue day night bore a mark.ed re- M an while. lhe niled Stat p.m. today In the Pentacr t Room Stor y aid thl' Farm Bureau be· a \' ~ 'ell - J JAMES CACNEY u e the aid in its [h·e·year in- semblance to the phrases that - 0'" pl . elhor rll.lI has depo ited $600,000 in an Egyp­ or th Towa Memorial Union. Ii vc many ciliz -n fail to parti· O! !.. I~.t 1.)1\ pl.ln (1.1 I TOP RECORDS DOROTHY MAlONE dustrialization plan and would preced d the igning of the So· lian rura! improvements fund. cipate in elections and in political JANE eREEII make repayment o\'er a 12,year viet-Syrian economic agreement. The depo it, the fir t U.S. money Swi, her will appear at the regu· party activity becIIU. procedure period. There was Pl'culation that aid to go into Egypt since aid was 1ar me('linl or Ule sur Young ar complicst d and not eo lIy un· The agreement with Syria cut during th Suez criSIS la t D moc-rats. Bu ine, to be conduct· d r tood . called [or Rus ia to provide all k "FULL MOON ABOVE"­ yea r , was een in Washington as d at th meeting includ the torey suggested that allocation necessary equipm nt, material~ IBoo store Owners an apparent mark of improving hearing of cOlTUTlille report nd of el cloral vot('s be made on th I Hawkeyes. and t('chnlcal a si tance in Syrian AdM . "RAUNCHY"-Ernie Freeman ,.....-_____-=:....., -- tten eetlng r lations wilh the Nasser reglmt'. a {inane!. al statem nt concerning Iba is of the p<'r cent of the total I or Bill Justice. Relations have been strained since th Young D mocrat Nov. 8 ban· vote that ('ach candidate receives PLUS - COLOR CARTOON Nasser lzed the Su z Canal. qu t. in each tate. I"BE·BOP BABY"-Ricky Nelson. " CHEESE IT, THE CAT" GO TH1S WEEKEND! In Iowa City "KISSES SWEETER THAN WINE "-Jimmie Rodgers. AND - SPORT THRILL MAKE RESERVATIONS Approximately 50 book lorc own· "WAKE UP LITTLE SUSIE"­ "SKI TOWN, U.S.A." NOWI ers and manager will atl nd th Everly Brolbcrs. At Our Capitol Plain tates Regional M eUn, 01 "JAILHOUSE ROCK"­ Theatre. Phone 5476 Elvis Presley. Iowa City th otional Association of College "CHANCES ARE"-Johnny Mathis. Stor s to be hrld at the Holel Jef· "YOU SEND ME "-Sam Cooke. STRAND - LAST DAY! ferson today and Friday. The meet· "SILHOUETTES"-The Rays. Gregory P.ck NOW IN 5th WEEK ing will open with a mixer and buf. I "APRIL LOVE"-Pat Boone. "MOBY DICK" AT OUR let at 7 p.m. today. , "MELODIE D'AMOUR"­ - AND­ Prof. H. H. 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COLOR BY TlCHNICOLOa __ 0tIW:t~ Q'''''' ., Jf.. f "." • , . ~... &-THE DAILY IOWAN-I_. City, lowe-Thurs., Nov. 21, 1951 Iowa Interim. Committee IStoc:k Market 'V;;us M.D. 10-Speak £::;da.y~

l Defers FunCi Request Rallies After A' M ..!.le ' Ie ' D;;J· t e DES MOINES IA'I - The Iowa Tbe $135,000 will be used 10 build Legislative Interim Committee and equip an addition to the ISC Wednesday declined to take im­ Engineering Building, 10 house an Credit Eases _e~!C~"m. soo~~.~:~t"~t .~"",(Jh~'C~ ,,~~~ DaUJ!v I.. •• an staff Wrller in animals, particularly pigs, which others and bas become important mediate action on a request from electronic computer which is being By ED MORSE the State Board of Social Welfare built at the college. Russia's Sput· One SUI pre-med student, was to have significant results. in cancer research. that it be given a $500,000 emer­ niks prompted the need for the NEW YORK IA'I - A late rally Thomas C. Shope. A2, Kinston, Alter graduating from the SUI Shope became an earth worll\ gency relief appropriation by the machine, the committee was told. pulled the stock market out of a N.J., is probab~y looking forward School of Medicine with the class raiser while tracing the cycle GI. j 1957 Legislature. An east rn foundation is to provide decline Wednesday and produced to the S~l ~edlcal Resea~ch Ce~. of '24, he taught Cor a year as a swine innuenza. This and other' Representatives of the board told an addilional $100,000 to specd the its (irst advance oC the week. ter dedlca~on ceremOOies thiS pharmacology instructor. He was such tracing of disease cycles h!l& the committee that ir the money is work. h weekend With more than usual then asked to come to the Prince- becn an important contribution IGJ nol provided it probably will result The $45,600 will go to hclp pay A feature of .t . e day was a good Interest. His rather, Dr. Richard ton branch of the Rockefeller In- the underslanding of human diseaJel in reducing grants for old age as­ for salaries and L'Quipment at the rIse by rail.s W'IJC~ ha~e been bat- E. Shope, once an SUI medical slitute of Medicine to continue reo cycles. tered Cor SIX seSSIons 10 a row. student himself will address Iowa's h hId b I fr J sistance, aid to the blind and aid laboratory. The regents had asked j ,searc c la egun on tIe e ects At the beginning of World War, to dependent children. $105,900 for the laboratory. But the ." . Elsewhere in the list, gains physI'cI'ans and sCI'entists at cere· oft' cer am c hemlca . lots n u b ercu- H, Shope was called by the secre.' AP \vlrephole stretched to as much as two or monies at Universily Hospilals losis, tary o{ war to prepare a vacciM Cuts in these allocations were committee defcrred action on pro­ T made in July. The board said that posals for more money. three points among key slocks Friday. Dr. Sho~, ho~ever, soon :e- against Rinderpest, a highly conJ on the basis of its experience with In another action thc committee Off Sfree f Sforage while some specialties did ~tter. Shope, II di.tlnguished m.dl· ~ urned to pigs. HIS work o~ swme tagious and deadly cattle disease. , o the aid programs in the first quar­ directed the Depal'lmenl of Build­ The recov~ry ~as not unal11mous. cal research.r, is a IMmbtr of :nnuenza Ie? to o~e of hiS most The possibility of the Germans us­ po ter of this fiscal year, funds will ings and Grounds to reject all bids THE OWNER OF THE convertibl. mlY have to pay a towing feo Some leadmg Issues dropped two the Rockefell.r In.tltute for M.di· l!f1portant d1Scoverl~s. He .was the ing this disease to sabotage the run short Cor the current biennium on installation of a public addrcss wh.n h. r.turn •. Mason City has an ordinllnc. prohibiting pllrking on or three points. c,1 Rose,rch. His milin Intortl" flr~t researche!, to fmd a dlsea~ In cattle industry gave added impor hi unless the emergency fund Is system in the Senate chamber. The the city ,trHts at night for q hours IIft.r II snow.torm. For the first two hours or so the have botn the tot, I .ffect of virus which both a virus and a bac~erlum ta nce to hi work. H and his as. ' d4 tapped. department had asked approval to market was mixed, with rails about dl..... upon IIftlm.:. lind how were necessary to cause an illness,. s e . The last Legislature set up a award a contract to a Des Moines the only steady group. In the af- the.. viruses are transmitted. Other researchers have applied socla.tes. developed the required. n( ternoon prices softened, putting the HI. di.coveri •• in thl. fi.ld h.v. this knowledge to human medicine vaccme In 19 months. million dollar fund to be allocated firm at a cost oC $11,722. The com· e< hair for each year of the biennium, mittee took its action because the Use of Federal Funds list down on balance. Not until I,d to Importilnt di.coveries In to attempt to find the causes of Shope also landed . on ~ldna"a the final hour did the improvement human m.dicine, little known human diseases. How- 12 days after the first mvaslon w but only iC the Interim Committee second low bid had been recom­ I.h approved. mended. come, putting the market ahead in Dr. Shope was born in ' Des ever swine influenza remains the force. He was part of a group ' fairly active trading, Moines in 1901. His father was a only'disease in which this connec- assigned to find out if it was pos- ' When the board presented the An electrical specialisl employed For Dams Hit 8y Loveless proposal it ran into stiff opposition to analyze the bids for the state, The increase was largely due to Des Moines doctor who retired to tion has defi nitely been established. sible to investigate disease condi· from some committee members recommended lhe second low bid. OTTAWA, Kan . III - Gov. Her­ established so that rights of other rumors tbat the Federal Reserve a farm near Des Moines. On the Other researchers who isolated tions under heavy fire. They foulld! who said the more the board gets schel Loveless of Iowa said Wed­ downstream users shall not be im· Board today would ease credit fur- the ·human virus, and those who that it was. ~ Charles W. Wagner, slate super­ paired. ther, probably by redUCing the reo developed the innuenza vaccine, Shop. has botn th, sol. Ill .. ': the more it will spend. intendent of grounds and buildings, nesday development of irrigation S h G Rep. George Paul (R·Brooklvnl. supported the report, saying that projects with Federal funds at an 5. That thorough study be given serve requirements oC member peec roup have acknowledged the stimulus cov.r.r of his m.lor finding, 1M. 1 committee chairman, described a Des Moines firm would be more exhorbitant cost per acre at a time to allocating large expenditures of banks, making more money avail- that Shope's discovery gave them. CIlUse h. profers to work I •• I the committee's reaction as being of huge farm surpluses warranls Federal funds to develop an area able. H. has often used Iowa as iI In hi. r'''ilrch, he dats .... - . , "neutral for the time being." experienced at installation and more easily available for servicing. detailed consideration. At the same time, considerable I sourc. for hi. ani mill speclm.n. c.rn himself with the Intim." I The committee approved three for increased farm production Atlen ds Meet r.liltion.hipi CIIf viru ... to cell •. I Sen. Lawrence Putney (R-Glad· Loveless told the Missouri Basin through irrigation in times of large short covering was reported be· and hilS don. part of his field· Instead, h. conc.ntr.", III Ihtlr Board of Control requests {or use Inter·Agency Committee other proj· (arm surpluses. cause of the anticipated bullish work her.. From rabbits h. r.· .oure., tot. I Inc! Iht of part oC a special fund to hire brook) challenged the recommen­ .H,ct, I dation, saying that the contractor ects in the Midwest area should news; and also because the month· ceived from Ch.rok ••, h. isol.t.d plac.s I'n which they lay ciormlnt, ' additional professional personnel at Loveless said the proposed Gar- Iy short Interest figures were ex- FI've members of the SUI Depart- a virus which caused tumcors to state mental institutions. One will would have to put up a perform- move forward without comp~ti~ion rison diversion project would reo pected to be higher. They were ment oC Speech Pathology and Au- form hug. warts and horns on Shope's research and scientific assure appointment of Dr. James ance bond which would protect the I for Federal funds by huge Irrlga- quire 2,626,630 acre feet of water announced after the close, and the diology are on the program for the the animal •. Thi. unique di..... interests are still varied. state. lion projects. lie has O. Cromwell, superintendent at the per year when fully developed. f' h' he . d' t' 33rd annual co nvention of the Am- hlld lit on. tim. cllul.d the extended his research to race ' Loveless had particular reference Igures were Ig r, 10 Ica LOg a . S h d ' . horses I'n hl's work wI'th the Gray.l Independence mental hospital, as "It looks like there might be a He said it is di{{jcult to Corecast firmer "cushion" under prices. erIcan , peec an Hearmg Assocl- Ch.rokee Indians to fear it II acting state mental health director. little collusion hcre," Putney said. to the proposed project which would divert water from lhe Garrison, total future needs for Missouri The Associated Press average of ation this week in Cincinnati. .om. milnif"t.tion of their son Foundation. He serves also a& For the Board of Regents, the "I don't like it." River water but that "Iowa and 60 stocks rose '1.10 to $154.30 with Professors James Curtis, Wendell God's wrath. a consultant to the Army, Navy, ' committee allocated $135,000 of its "No, you are out o{ order when N. D., dam on the Missouri River to irrigale more than one million other downstream states are vital- the industrials up $1.30, the rails Johnson and Dorothy Sherman are This disease is similar to South National Research Council, Public t funds to Iowa State College and you say there was any collusion," ly interested in the assurance of $190 d th tTt' serving as chairmen of sessions, American infectious myxomatois, Health Service and many privati! $45,600 to the State Bacteriological said Wagner. acres, mainly in that state. up . an e u I lies un- d C t' d h . t CI'rms I'nterested in the fl'eld of bl' ~ The Iowa governor said the pro· water to take care of prcsent alid changed. an ur IS an researc assocla e which is fatal to rabbits. When the V' Laboratory at Iowa City. Both are The committce took the bids un­ future demands." Of 1.168 Issues traded, 602 rose Gene Powers are presenting pa- disease broke out in France a year logical science. In addition he biennium allocations. der adviscment. posed Garrison diversion project is acccptable with these limitations: Loveless said projects dealing and 335 fell . There were 57 new pers. Prof. Frederic Darley is a ago, it almost wipcd out the rab- has received many honors and n. with loss of II'fe and property and I f th d 2 high member oC the ASPA's executive bits, an important Cood source Cor wards, and is a member of many 1. Rights o{ Iowa and olher down­ ows or c year an new S. '1 scientific societies. stream states to usc water of the lhe destruction of natural resour- Based on the rise in the average, counci . French peasants. Missouri River should not be im­ ces should receive the high prior· the quoted value of stocks listed on Curtis will analyze "New Infor- Shope was called upon by Lhc 68 paired. ity among Lotal projects consid- the New York Stock Exchange rose mation from Voice Research" to- French Government to develop a Pasteuriz.d Milk-Glll.n ~ . ered. an estimated $1,300,000,000. day and Powers will read "A Study vaccine. He did this by using tis­ 2. Consideration of priority of ______of the Relationship Between Nasal- sue from the "horned" rabbits, water use in limes of low now or Haldane shortage be given in private, do· 1------1 ity in Isolated Vowels and the Con- thus giving the Frenchrncn disease­ (8" 1M Author of"Rail" Round tM Flag, Bo".! "and, mestic, municipal, pollution abate· nected Speech of Cleft Palate immune rabbits with which to re- Farm Dairy " "Bare/oot BOl/with CMek.") Canin Excells- Speakers," Friday afternoon. plenish the stock. .. S.b" D ... ment and industrial needs through- Hi .11 .. 8.'11 ..... CIt, out the basin. Other SUI staff members who This work with tumor forming 11 3. Water for irrigation be taken are attending the meetings include '-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii __iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ~ WHAT TO DO TILL THE professors D. C. Spriesterbach and from Garrison reservoir at times Professional Performance PSYCHIATRIST COMES when there is a surplus or ample James L. Shapley. supply. PartiCipating graduate students Once upon a time at the University of Virginia thore was .'; -University Orchestra See U Be/ore Ot~erj See you include Lois Brien, Shaker Heights, 4. A mInimum now for the Mis· a coed named, oddly enough, Virginia University who was 0.; Richard McDermott, Columbia, SPECIALIZING IN FLAT TOPS souri River below the rcservoir be By JOHN 4JANSSON handsome and kindly and intelligent and ingeniously con­ * * * * * * Mo.; James Hardy and Robert • • PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Roylew 8<111' Member structed and majoring in psychology. Virginia went st.eady Duffy, Iowa City; Douglas Noll, Ce­ • OPEN EVENINGS . Those who attend the concert dar Rapids, and KenneUl Gough, SUI Symphony Orehntra, lo.a with a young man on campus named, oddly enough, Winds Rip Memorial Un ion. Jame. Dhon, eon- of the SUI Symphony at Pella to­ Quebec, Canada. Oddly Enough who was supple and fair and lilhe and ani­ J.clor. Slur' CIInln, ~101l11 .0101. ,. night are in for a real thrill if the SUI senior students at the nation· DONIS BARBER SHOP .ran4enber. Concerto In 0 MaJ.r. mated and majoring in pbys ed. O . 3 _ Boob: Conc.rt. I.r .101ln performance is but hate as good al convention include Tom Fang­ 1029 S. Riverside Dr. Virginia and Oddly enjoyed a romance that was tuI Planf Roof; Dd orcbe.lra In D Major, Op. 85 - as , was the concert in the Union man, Boone; Sally Swaney, Cedar Around the Corner from Stop 'n Shop lachaUlowllky ; Two N.durne.; It· ht F bette th th idyllic as a summer day, as placid as a millpond. Never CI •• dl," "F•• II~al." _ Debu •• J; as OIg . ar r an e Rapids; Mary Ann Clark, Iowa OPEN 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m, dally 8.1\. 'rom "The Flreblrd" - Slr.- fIrst concert of the season, it did they fight-never, never, neverl-because Virginia, Cit)'; Sally Graham, Webster City, We close at noon Wedn ••day. Man Killed ~ln'k1. showed that the orchestra will and Nancy Tolford, Thorp, Wis. who was majoring in psychology, did not believe in fight­ DETROIT IA'l-A freak wind tore Iwreafter have. to be judged on near-professional standards, because ing. "Fighting," she often aid, "settles nothing. The sci­ the roof from a forge plant here that is the level on which it was playing. entific way is to look palmly for the cause of the friction." late Wednesday, dropping slabs oC With "Firebird" a close second, lhe violin concerto was the high So whenever she and Oddly were on the verge of a concrete among 75 men working point of the evening. Mr. Canin's presentation oC Tschalkowsky was excellent. In clear, rich, vibrant tones, be captured the deep emotions quarrel, she used to whip out a series of ink blot tests and below. One man was killed and 12 were injured. of the Russian people, carefully and surely expressing them to the , they would diecover the true underlying cause of their The wind unroofed several other unusually-silent audience. The liberties he took were very sensitive, es­ dispute and deal with it in an enlightened, dispassionate buildings and ripped out porches pecially in the long, unaccompanied development and cadenza toward manner. Then, the irritant removed, their romance would and plate glass windows in a small the close of the first movement. Small wonder the applause between resume its tranquil, serene, unruffled course, section of Detroit's East Side. movments was much more prolonged than tbe usual scattering of --- polite clapping! After six months of this sedate liaison, Oddly was so The Weather Bureau said the highest wind velocity measured He did have a little difficulty at the beginning with no~es in the Lobby Installation bored he could spit. He loved Virginia well enough, but was only 32 m.p.h. The tornado-like highest register, but even these took on the desired clear, singing tone he also believed that people in love ought to fight now gusts apparently developed from a about half-way through the work. The orchestra accompanied the and then. "It-opens the pores," he said. "And be ides, it's sudden shift o{ air pressure. violin very well. It was properly subdued, yet it was soliq - although of so much (un making up afterwards." Killed at the Dodge Forge plant possibly a little uninspired and sagging in slow, quiet passages. But Virginia would not be provoked into a quarrel. was Harry Michalski, 43, of sub· The plucked strings had a good effect whenever thcy were used - urban Hamtramck. chiefly in the violin concerto and "Firebird." They were vigorous and One night Oddly tried very hard. "Hey," be said to her, precise, qualities which were noted throughout the Stravinsky in most "your hair looks like a bat's nest and your ears look like sections of the orchestra. The only possible exception was in the TIME-TEMPERATURE last year's turnips and your face looks like a pan of worms Scot Rescue Teams Rondo, when playing became a bit too mechanical, tired and loose. and as for your head, I've seen better heads on newel The French horn solos by Prof. Paul Anderson and Micbael Kates gave posts." Recover 17 Bodies a lot of punch to the suile, however. They were full and raucus, just as they should have been. "My goodness; we're hostile tonight!" said Virginia In Mine Disaster Good solo work in the orchestra was done by the oboes, harps and INDICATOR cheerfully and whipped 120 Rorschach cards out of her English horn, the latter played by William Webster in the "Clouds" reticule. "Come." she said, "let us examine your psychic MURIKIHK, Scotland IA'l-Mask· nocturne. He helped create the delicate "here and gone" feeling of the appara.tus, " ed rescue squads tailing through piece. It is unfortunate the composition was played so loudly, though. i.S now ready for gas-filled workings o{ the Kames Debussy marked most of the score "pianissimo" - very soft - and Coal Mine Wednesday night brought the "improvement" to something between soft and medium loud was out the bodies of all 17 miners not good. your inspection killed in an underground explosion "Festivals" was a bit weak. The French horns and percussion sec­ Tuesday night. tions were good, but thc trumpets were shoddy. Tbey did not have the Seventeen injured men had al­ command of thc scene they sholild have had. This looseness was Flashes Correct Time and ready been brought to the surface echocd in other sections as well. The emotional changes were good, for a reunion with their wives and however, with sharp contrasts from tremendous peaks to soft, delicate sweethearts. passages being handled in fine style. Temperature Every Five Seconds An official inquiry into the dis­ The program covered about 250 years'of musical history, but maybe asler - the worst in British coal it would have been better if the (irst e:!treme - the Bach - had been mines in six years - was announc· left out. Compared to the rest of the program, it was poorly done. ed in the House o{ Lords. Power Bach is very precise, courtly and youthful. Th4) Bach as performed --- Minister Lord Mills told fellow by lhe strings and harpsichord -of the orchestra was courtly 'and peers the cause oC the explosion youthful. Thc violins were improved over their first concert, but they OUTSIDE INDICATOR had not yet been established. still lacked the necessary accuracy and tonal depth. The violas were Oddly tried again. "Who makes your clothes?" he not in tune, and they felt squeezed and choked in their solo passages. Will Be Installed In A Day Or So sneered. "Bethlehem Steel?" And the contortions of the harPflichordist were very distracting. But Police Apprehend aside from this, it was a thrilling concert. "Hmm," sa.id Virginia thoughtfully and lit a. cig!l>rette In The Heart Of The Iowa City Business District "This sounds like an anxiety neur.osis wit.h totemism, Cedar Rapids Boys jiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii anagogic trauma, and a belt in the back." CEDAR .RAPIDS IA'\ - Two 12- "I hate you," sa.id Oddly. "I hate your looks and your year~ld Cedar Rapids boys were St U de- nt s clothes and your toenails and your relatives and the picked up in lIIinois Wednesday for --- cigarettes you smoke." juvenile authorities aftcr police "Now, hold on, buster!" cried Virginia, her eyes crack­ said the youths stole a car here Tuesday night. GOING HOME THIS WEEKEND? Another ling, her color mounting, her nostrils aflame. "Ju.'lt keep a The 1953 model car broke down civil tongue in your stupid head when you talk about on the mairl street o{ Galcna, m., FILL 'ER UP Marlboro I Nobody's knocking that filter, that flavor, when the automatic transmission REGULAR First in Community Service that flip-top box while there's breath in my body! It's a burn cd out. ETHYl great cigarette, it'S' a doozy, it's a dilly, it's a bear-and A policeman, on approaching the car to offer assistance, became anybody who says a word against it gets this." suspicious when the boys jumped By "thia" Virginia meant a series of combinations to out and tried to run off. The boys 9 --- the head and liver, which she now delivered to Oddly and were caught and held for Cedar I - turned on ber heel and stormed away. Rapids authorities. Oddly brought her down with a flying tackle, "I love you," he said. Mt. ·Etna Erupts FIRST NATIONAL BANK "And Marlboro?" said she. fI And Marlboro," said he. New Lava Stream Iowa City, Iowa And they killed and plaited love knots in one another's CATANIA, Sicily I.fI - Mt. Ema, ALL fAX PAID { bair and were married at Wbitaun and smoked happily Europe's biggest volcano, sent , ever after. ' • 1867. lb. 810_ tongues of red·hot lava nowing • • • down its north aide Wednesday. And'lou 100 ....',,"' .... , IDIU .mob ".""1".,,., "'t~r. The Sicilian volcano has been in Member Federal Reserve System a state of fairly re,ular activity Superior:Oil OrIN IOU '''' .'lIoro. 'M el,..". 'fuJI .1_ fOU ,uck • Co. .' 101 ,. ~1IIc'~, _ ..,...,,, ,.""., thg column. for the past three months. The CoralviO. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Coipdrption - • I f i new lava stream was 880 yards Weet on HII~way 6 long.

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