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I made a slow lour whole house lOOking nook and corner. The the painting were so ~Spi~e' Ev~ns nter • • ING! -Pead at 66 ARNOLDS PARK (.4'J - R. M. (Spike) ~I'ans, one oC the nalion's top 'N~w y?u Ar~ Fleeing Hungarians , , agricultural officials during New Deal days, died unexpectedly of a hear~ attack Wednesday - only two weeks after losing his Democratic Until bid for election to the U.S. Senate. He was 66 years old Nov. 4. In the only race for elective oC­ With Friends, Shot Near Border fice during his lifetime, Evans lost to B. B. Hickenlooper, the Re­ Refugees Told VIE A (.4'J -Soviet sold; rs are - publican incumbent, by II margin rcporled shooliJ1" Hungarians 'Off",." I' Sf Ok of about 91,000 votes in the Nov. 6 CAMP KILMER N.J (.4'J _ again, this time in an effort. to h.la n e GHT ...... general election. He ran well , .' stem the now of refugees IDtO ahead of Adlai Stevenson, the Laughing children and their gr.ate- Auslria. C II d I H Democratic presidential nominee, Cui parent s - the va nguard of One who did not gel through was a e In ungary L CO. who lost Iowa to Eis e nhowe~ by a Hungarian mig ration wave set Ia Hungarian man who fell Wed- BUDAPE T IA'! - lIungarlan CORALVILLE 230,000 votes. off by Iron Curtai n tyranny - nesd a~ under .gunfire fron~ khaki- workers. clamJ)('d ~n ornci~I, thre~­ Evans was sitting in a chair, moved into this Ar my bas Wednes- lad nnemell ID a bord r mCld nt day stnke on thiS Ru Isn-rult-d reading a newspaper, when he d d th k d G d f th" witncs ed by Rep. Francis Waller capital Wednc.;ddY ill retaliation slumped over about 10:30 a.m. ay an an e 0 or elr I ID-pa), Cor gOl'crnmt'nt in t~rferenct' in 3 Wednesday. He was in tbe home new home. 11 happened bt'slde a canal not meeting of th~ alional Council oC to which he retired in 1954' after The group o[ 60 refuge 5 touched I fa r (rom a Hungarian checkpoint. Work~rs. completing 12 ycars as a member the free soil of America at noon Wal ter heard shooting LInd

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' Pale 2-THE DAILY IOWAN-;-lowa City, la.-Thunday, Nov. 22,1'56 .- ---~-',r;:f.," --­ . - . Thanksgiving' General ]\rotices I " General Nollce. muet be recelv,d .1 The Dally JowBn olllee, Room 201, OIl .... munlcaUonl Center, by 8 '.01. for publication the followln, mornln., Tbep editorials must be 1Y1I"d or Itlllbly "written and ,18ncll; they will nol be accepted '" Here and \eWphone. TIle Dalb'lowan reserve. the rlllht 10 edit all "lenUIiI Nou...... eeJ DELTA PHI ALPHA-Honorary S1' AFF AND FACULTY PHYSI. Let Us Give Thanks German Society will meet at 7:30 CAL EDUCATION PROGRAM­ I There p.m. Tuesday. Nov . 127 in Room From 4 to 6 p.m. daily there arc In the mad, helter-skeiter whirl of activity that has char­ In t~ BY GEORGE DIXON 421A Schaeffer lIall. Slidps on Ger· racilities available for volleyball. acterized world events for the past few years, Thanksgiving, as many will be shown, Everyone badminton, and other games. Also. CAlRO U a time set aside for reflection on our numerous blesSings, has There's lrouble in lhe Middle East welcome. there is equipment jor individual IJlJldian I'cl lost much of its meaning. B\lt not tile Middle West. exercise and l'ehabilitation pro­ grams. Instruclion and supervision , .is arriving On this Thanksgiving Day we command Like a masquerader in make-believe-land, tlle public af­ Stand above all nations blessed. BABY SITTING - The Unlver· is provided by members of tho fects the posture of reverence that thc spirit of Thanksgiving sity Cooperative Baby Sitting physical education department. 'IJIlIt can n' League Book will be in the charge .Nations. as would seem to demand, but seldom even reflects on what In Cairo. Egypt, life is bleak; There's little cause for JOY. of Mrs. Florence Davidson to De­ U.S.C.C. CONPERENCE - On 'in the 11M that spirit is or should be. cember 4th . Telephono her at 8· Dec. 27-Jan, 1, U.S.C.C. wll\ hold \ ,Maj, Gel How very Ulankful folks should be 4563 iI a sitler or information about In Cairo. Illinois. one o( ils national conferences at rbturning I King turkey occupies the center of the stage, SUlTounded joining the league is desired. po Ule dul by a court of hungry attendants. He does his duty and more, DeKalb. m. The theme is "Our In ancient Memphis life is glum; United Witness on Campus" and tIN pathologieal preoccupation" with material things as the whole In Sudan, Texas, all is well group for Children 3 years old. ~tis heade( And Syria, Va. 1'hose interest.cd contact Mrs. Char­ 30. 4:20 p.m .• room 201 ZB. The visory org and complete answer to the questions of life. les Parker. registrar. by phonina speaker: Dr. Steven M. Horvath. ifperating Material things arc very important to any nation 'that In Warsaw this Thanksgiving Day 8-0037. Prof. Physiol & Actg. Oir .• Inst.. '!he ancien Gerontology. SUI. His topic: "Cath· Evil Couni desircs to advance its knowledge and seek a better life for its Thero's no revolt; no hate. eterization of the coronary vessels Of course. I mean the Warsaw WEI G H T TRAINING - The l1'ied since citizens. Men tied to the soil and to manual labor cannot seek in tho intacl animal and some or 'J Waeli Iro Friends. thaI's in tile Hoosier Weight Training Room will be its implications. b'uth where it must be found." The country that ignores or state. opeaed for student use on Mon­ ,y,lsed the days. Wednesdays and Fridays be· rPents \)()1I 'cannot supply matcrial things suffers llere and now for that , MUSIC RECITAL-Music recital )land and misfortune, whether its own fault or not. In (owa and Idaho tween the hours o( 3:30 p,m. and (student series No.7) will be held 5 p.m. The NorUt Gymnasium will aqd Egypt There is a Moscow, too. Friday. Nov. 30 at 7:30 p,m. in Burns ha But material things are in themselves but tlle means to an And also Kansas. Arkansas - be opened for stud<~nt recreational Nortll Music Hall. Selections from end - a full, rich, and productive life - and not the end-in­ But what a dirlerent hue! purposes each Friday afternoon Mozart. Dulflleux. Hogg and Sto­ (rom 1;30 p.m. to 4 p.m. itself that they have become for many Americans. jowski will bc presented by Charles I ' In Minnesota, Georgia. Maine. Warren (trombone), and Shirley Recent events have shQwn the world tlmt there arc things There's Canton-joyous, blest. THANKSGIVING VACATION LI· Warren (piano). They will be ac­ BRARY HOURS - companied by Paul Anderson Illore important than life i 'elf to men. How much less im­ ,i ( In Texas. and In Illinois. Thurs .. Nov. 22 - CLOSED There's Buda-but no Pest. (horn ). and J. Roberl Hanson portant than life arc matel'4,t1 things when their sole purpose is Friday. Nov. 23 - 7:30 a.m.·S p.m. (trumpet). Sat.. Nov. 24 - 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. to either make life possible (Jr more pleasant? i~& ... For Peace and Plenty here abound; Sunday. Nov. 25 - 1:30 p.m.-2 a.m. PLAY-NITE - The facilities of , Hungarians have prov to an awe-struc~ worJd that con- This day we're in like Flynn. Mon,. Nov. 26 - 7:30 a.m.-2 a,m, the Fieldhouse will be availa~le for ' 'tl' Along the Danube hearts arc gay­ Departmental libraries will post ditions can bccome severe ~ollgh to cause men to fjg11t annies mixed recreational activities each Along the Danube. Minn. their hours on the doors. practically weaponlcss in the name of the freedom Americans Tuesday and Friday night from . VefEs 7:30 to 9:30. provided no home var· _-:-______:--:- ______--,-_ .______The folks in Turkey, Tennessee. ... accept so carelessly. SENIORS AND GRAD STU· sity contest is scheduled. Mem· And Cranber-ry. New York DENTS - Seniors and Graduate They have also provetl, that the freedom which Americans bers of tbe faculty. staff. and stu· • And Pumpkin Center. Cenlral Cal. students who arc inlerested in in­ dent body and their spouses are in­ s. take for gmllted cannot al\\;'p'Ys be bought, evell at the price of Can load Utc spoon and (ork, terviews with company representa­ vited to attend and take part in life and limb. UNIVAC Can Priest Now Centers tives next spring arc urgcd to com­ the activities in whlc:h they are In­ th lIe have a land that knows no want. plete their registration at lhe Busi- terested. Admission will be by fac· t~ The rights anu privileg(!s that the Hungarians shed their Though winler's on its way. . ness and lndustrlal Placement or- ulty. slaff, or student I.D. card. H blood for, and that Americans, DOW cnjoy, are the things that End Surplus Attack' on the Devil Where each can call his soul his rice beCorq. the Thanksgiving boli­ Activitics for November: badmint· gi give meaning and dignity to human existence. Own on this Thanksgiving Day. day. on. handball, swimming, table By DWIGHT PfT!KIN he started a new series o( broad· ~ tennis. tennis. smash. basketball For Americans, they havo been won. They must be C01\­ Paper Work and volleyball. Tl ROYAL OAK. Mich. If! - The casts. lIe soon was in hot water DELTA PHI ALPHA - Delta The following Is part of an ... Phi Alpha meeting OR Tuesday. gl tinually guarded and exercised to realize their purpose and rea­ Ucl. years have mellowed ~ the Ciery again although these radio speech· w by Penuel Malnf., a araduale of the Letters I November 27. at 7:30 p.m., in 121A . LAMBDA CHI ALPHA-AU memo son for existence. SUI School or Journalism. He Is now priest of the Shrine or the Little es were on thc mild side. in attending New York Unlvet"slty, in SchaeHer Hall. Slides on Germany bers interested in organization • New York clly. Flower. ')~ \ He was quoted as saying at a will be shown. Everyone invited. contact Rogcr Hughes. x4076. The "cloak of freedom" which Americans wear so lightly At 65, the Rev . (!lharles E. news conference that a good Calh­ All the Information? and familiarly is our greatest blcssing, and one from which Modern technology has produccd Coughlin in his pulpit at the Ro- olic could no more be a member Dear Editor, It many others flow. two results in our economic man Calholie shrine 'speaks and' of lhe CIO lhan a Mohammedan. tr growth: increased productivity, looks like a philosophe . 'He gave His Superior at tllat time. Arch- I'm ~riling you for all the in- This garment is ex,tremely perishable. Most' of the world up his conlroversial radio career b' I Ed d M f D t ·t formatIOn on every football game Did Britain, and an ever increasinlf amount of ' f IS lOP war ooney 0. e rOI., the Hawkeyes have played. I have t Cj wears a coat of another hue - ranging from the black shabbi­ paper work. The latter is a natur· 16 years ago: ..1'. who l~tcr beca~le a cardmal. said to have it for a class project in T ness of ignorance-force slavery to an approximation of the blend No longer IS he a J"j)'n QUlxole t~le Pflcst. was 10 crror. Th~ arCh., school. I would appreciate it if BULLETIN k al result or lhe rormer. for. the tilting with political windmills. But blshoq . said there was no IOcom- you could send it to me. Thank France, Israel c of freedom. more we produce •• the greater lhe he stU! has the eloqu~nce that patablhty between the ~IO and the you. THURSDAY, NOV. 22. 195' There is a definite danger tha~ Americans will forfeit their need ror us to keep track of our made his name a housc~old word Church. Falher Coughlm canceled H - GI s products. The amount of paper a generation ago. Toda)r. instead hIS broadcasts. 5i:~~' Fal'::: S.D. UNIVERSITY CALENDAR freedom tlrrough indifference and carelessness. work lhus involved. rrom the lime c of denoullcing politicians and Back on the air in 1938. the EdU.r·. Not.: We lurn.d U,. reqllul Saturday, November 24 Plan Attack? C With this tlanger in mind, America must pause in her that goods are manufaclured to the bankers, he is centerint his fire priest became subject of bitler ov~r to our .port. edUor. time they get into the hands of the on the Devil, controversy again over the position 1:30 p.m.-Football. NOlre Dame mad dash through eternity to eoutemplate her blessings and to 1'5. Iowa - Sladium. B1 TilE 1\ SOOlATED PRESS consumer is. to put it mildly, quitc Except for his parisl~ aflivities of the church on labor. He also 0 I consider where she is going. Freedom must be counted as the alarming. in this thriving suburb ~( Detroit. got into a row with Jewish groups n ow a, Tuesday, Nov.mber 27 Few persons in the world know greatest of her blessings; itsfreservation her greatest goal. 11 is eslimat~d. for instance. that Falher Coughlin leads- almost a over who started Ute revolution in 4 p.m. _ Nation alld World Com. for sure whether there were under· Thanksgiving, a hedtag rich in tradition and flill of signifi­ approximately 800.000 of the Fed­ cloistered life. 0 Russia. but he denied antisemitism. mission of YWCA _ Suez Crisis _ standings among Britain. FrallCc eral Government's 2,300,000 em­ and Israel before their fatcful at· cance for Americans, is thQ perfect time to reflect upon this 'rhe priest used .Lo 110ld news Father Coughlin definitely left On Forever Senate Chamber. Old Capitol. ployes create and maintain record, co~f~rence and vOice off-the-~u(( the air waves in 1940. He disas· 7:30 p.m. _ University Club Des- tacks on Egypt. But among dip­ freedom and its future. at a cost of about $4.000.000.000 an· Opllll?nS abo~t almosl anylillng. sociated himself from the maga- sert Bridg: _ University Club lomats interviewed in several pIa· nually. The present records uf the In ~llS ca?Jpalgn year he has given zine Social Justice he had found- From radio .tall.n KBUa. Bur:ln,t.• n Rooms. ces. the consensus is that under· Federal Government arc enough to no ~nterv\Cws. ed to advooate the political and KBUR feels that yesterday s VIC' landings - of some limited kiDd fill seven and one-half buildings the HI~ sermons today reflect sweet· economic views or the National lory by the Iowa football team at Wedn,sdav. November 21 - did exist. . Knocked in the Head size of the Pentagon. ness and light. But the old punch Union for Social Justice. Iowa City, that nctled !he .HaWK- 8 p.m. - Sigma Xi Open House The inIormation IIldicatcs thai is still there whcn he tees o( on Ab. d' bl' I . eyes a trip to the Rosc Bowl game - Basic Medical Sciences - Col- t"rom The""WaU Street Journal We arc thus faced wiUI the pro\), )<'rance - and lhrough France. Bri· lem of culling down this paper lhe Devil. an. ~lIlng pu IC. con roversy. in Pasadena New Year's Day, was lege of Medicine. Falher Coughlin's ramo reached t~le prICsl dev?ted Ins lull atton- the most recent 111 a slring of hap. . . tain - did know well in advance Between bouts with our inhaler, squeeze-bottle atomizer, work and kceping of recOl:ds to a .. . tlon to IllS pansh. When he found-· . I' 8 p.m. - UlIlverslty L e c t u r e that lhe Israelis intended an at· Kleenex and trips to the wa~r cooler to down aspirin and anti­ size which will not only avoid tls pe?k m th dep~cssJOn days of cd it in 1926, he had a small shin- ~en1l1gs that Wlll eventual.Y. result Course, Marquis Childs - Main tack. WiUlout knowing precisely waste, but also be more manage­ lhe 30 s as a champIOn of the poor. I h d .• 111 well·deserved recogmuon to Lounge Iowa Mcmorlal Union when it would be launched. histamine piUs. we have be~ll reading the paper. And we see able and produce greater erficiency His eclipse as a national political gled c lUrc an a congregation 0" Iowans Irom people residing in the' .' where a docto), in Dixie has ome up with a new cure for a cold in all our oecice work. be it govern­ figure began in 1936. That was thc 50. other 47 states. 8 p.m. - F1~te ReCital -:- ~cUy It also indicales that the Israelis mental or commercial. year he backed a political loser. R~dio lisleners. Protesta~t andl According to the 1956 World AI. Bang - MacbTJde Hall r\udltorlUm. for their part were not counting on in the head. This problem was givcn thoughl And with returning prosperity, JeWish as well as Call~ohc who manae. Iowa led the nation in pro. Thurad.y, November 2t Brilish·Frenell mliitary lnlcrven· The idea is take a couple ofjlays off, and if you can't spend recently at NYU's 17th annual radio listeners lo~t interest in him. were charmed ~y the priest's elo· due lion of corn and oats in ]954, 4.5 p.m. _ AWS student.Faculty lion. them in 'a Turkish bath then go to bed at hOllle and dehydrate Summcr Session Business Educa­ Falher C?ughllll supported the qu?nce. poured to gifts t~at he\~ed Bnd, on January 1, 1955. our state Coffee Hour _ Library Lounge. And it suggesls lhat Israel in tion Conference which was held last New Deal to Its early years. IIe blllid a new church. It IS an 1m- led in raising oJ hogs and pigs and 7 30 W t C f planning its allack was confldent yourself with hot sweat p.tcks, diuretics and abstinence from July at the Washington Square turned against Roosevelt in the p~sing octa~?n~l stone slruct~re was second in the counlry in 'rals- : p~ . - es ern on erence Britain and France would back ae. all fluids. Dr. Guy Vise says this gives "good or 'excellent" Center. With "Automation and 1936 election and threw his support With a cruclflxtJOn lower .standlllg ing callle and calves. A lengthy Debate Senate Chamber,. lion by Ule Unlted NaUons Secur­ Business Education" as its theme, lo a third party candidate. Rep. as a landmark on IIle mam north· list of similar facti; could be re- 8 p.m. - Archeological Soclely- ity Council until Israeli forces results. the Conference welcomed lhe ad­ William Lembke North Dakota ern enlry into Detroit. cited Speaker. Olga Tarrell, "Dress and achieved thcir objectives. We suppose the good \ doctor is right. But" mall gets a vent of automation as a time-sav­ farm congressm~n and advocate The replacement value of the I ' dd 'l' h f' G Ornament in Biblical Times" mite discouraged after a lifetime that spans medical theories ing device. and stressed the im· of monetary reforms. church proper~y in~luding sciJOols era~ ~IC~~~~: ~~llin~r~~d~~, S~~: Shambaugh Auditorium, Israel's surprise posed UIC quCl' portance of lraining office workers Roose~elt won a , second . lcrm and convel~t~. IS esllmaled at more vania and many others have chos. FrldlY, November 30 lion; about calomel, quarts o~ orange juice, massive doses of B-I, to make the fullest use of it. by the biggest landslide ~r Ius (our than 13 InJlIJon dollars. More than en Iowa for location of large in- . A t G lid Fil Sc I . Did lhe French and British en. :'If B~using Co 0 hot-water-11f.fore-breakfast, ralkalizer fizzes, Aunt Polly's pain­ One of the most recent examples terms. . ' . . 8,000 persons altend Sunday mass· duslrial operations. _ '~~te - Chi~d o~ Man .~11 "G ~e~~ courage Israel to attack so they .11 ' '''edncsday kill er, penicilin and bioflavoDoids, Some of these take two o( automation is the UNIVAC com­ f. Fat~e~ . ;~~gl~~~ ~~st .. t~:~lca~ eS 1 b' t' tI I" 2511 Iowa has 22 colleges, 24 junior Ballerine:" and "Paclfi~ 231" _ would have a reason ror sending .x eontc puter, which formed the subject of i l weeks and SOme cure you inJourteen days. (ace. ed~ un k' IS ~e ld l?nd n. ce e la FlIlgtl leCs lrlllll~ S 'd colleges and an excellent clemen· Shambaugh Auditorium. troops to Egypt- troops who collld n' pnong the an /Iddress by Miss Frances C. rom ra 10 spea Ing. i/-e cnIC anOlversary, a ler oug I In sal • tary school system. It also has t 0 I til' scbe IIle Suez Canal? , Moines fire: Bed rest, hot swcat packs and abstinence from fluids arc Benthine. assistant director or sales 0 t " there was any compulsion from the ''If I had it to do over again I the highest percentage of literacy C 9 r,·m. p.mW·- nldercAoffcgjlatc BI'IUsh Labor party lea"-rs em finc, we suppose, tllOligh another old Southern remedy for the engineering of the UNIVAC Divi· Church. In the heat of the cam· would not talk about economic and of 'all 48 states _ 99.2 percent. on crence on or a rs- "" lie tI ~ died Feb , :1 sion of Remington Rand Corpora­ paign he had called Roosevelt a pOlitical change. but would speak Quoting the Worla Almanac. Hou~e, ~enate and Board rooms, convinced lhis in lact was the case. ,'.1 'The elect eOlllm011 cold we've hcard .... highly recommended does sound tion, New York city. Miss Ben­ "liar and betrayer." This was re- in terms of ethical changes and !'Iowa has no state debt h~nce no Old papltol. Some of Prime Minister Eden's f '. I)Ild a Disl; easier to take. Dosage to tasto; before or after meals. thine illustrated her talk with a ported to have caused a painrul Chrisl's way of life." state properly tax." • SlturdlY, De,. I. own Conservative followers - who. > I . t tl 1 V II Th I h I 't F 1 Chi' , although lawmakers. arc unable I 'lISe box \/IIi Cood for snakebite, and it's an lIncommon putient indeed UNIVAC film. and said that in pre· mpresslOn . 3. 0 a can. e n t e pu pI.' at ler oug III Iowa's roads arc being improv- 9 to 12 a.m.-Intercollegiate Con- to know for sure _ SP y the same paring business workers for this priest apologized. sums up hiS pllliosophy today: cd, and the reason gasoline taxes ferelce on W6rld Afralrs-House ,~ lI1atcly in s who'll care whether his cold's cured. new equipment, educators should Tired of politi~al wa fare. Fa· "God is in his ':I?aven ., DO,n·t and license plates arc relatively Scnate and Board rooms. Old Cap-' thing privately. ~ ~ storeroom. bear in mind that what once were thel' Coughlin said ho wanted to worry about the political SItuatIOn high compared to some states is Ito!. BOUI Prime Ministers Eden aDd Il Bruno Cer- clerical positions have been up­ ret~1'Il to, lhe" life ?r "a. simple or cconomic ~isaster or threat ~! because Iowa is a large state '- 12:30 p,m,-A.A.U.W. luncheon- Mollct of France, however, said 'ncs bui. graded, in many cases. by automa­ paflsh pnest. Bl,lt lat III 1937 war. You arc 111 lhe care of God. 24th largest in the country - with Univers ty Club rooms [MU. they decided Ocl. 30 - 24 hour. erptti, l 'The- 'Doily Iowan tion, She gave as an example the a relatively small population drlv· 8 p.m.-Civic Music Assn.-Parls uUer lhe I rue Ii thr ust - on pr~ r iield of' life insurance where pay ing on its roads and supporting Ballet-Macbride Auditorium, senting tileir 12-hour ultimatum to Corp. a.... ------~~------.,------~------has gone up and added slatus haS maintcnance and improvements. Egypt and Jsrael. munity- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 1956 been achieved for a number or or- Try ndStopMe Iowa has had Its share of out· Sunday, OKember 2 It could be thai Eden and Mollet sued r lice workers. . standing citizens - including Miss 4 p.m,-Faculty M,usic a reed on reelse terms of their y BENNEn CERF Chambc~ MEMBRa Dial 4191 If ,a" •• ~.t "The needs of oWce work arc Universe - Carol Morris; Bob Fel- Conqert - Macbride Auditorium, gltl t op t 30 b t that '''A AUDIT BVBEAU of ""h·. , t B n R be H 1I rna um c. - u . "'" y • ., D.U, I."•• ~, 7:11t ..... Tho changing." Miss Benthinc said. MAGAZINES SEEM to "aate their iss ues further and further ahead. 1 ler. the late Grant wooa lind manYI Bet yang, ute; 0 rt um· aelual deel Ion to Intervene WIS or ....1' Iowan .~ •• Ial". • •••n ...... CIBCV LA TJONS I. Ibe C..... Dlcal ...' C.nt.r I. "one special need being greater ac­ recci ved in the mail a monthly dated "September" on July Ulird! Re· others. Aecbrdlng to Time maga· iston. oboe; Thomas Ayres. clar- made earlier . _.e. tr... , .. a, ta Ii ...... , curacy in such orrice operations as minds me of the dentist's patient who complained, "Why don't you zinc, Iowa educated famed Negro Inet: P~ul Anderllon, hom; Ronald IlIrllrll "hl.,.. _1. Publl.hed dally except SundlY and Clreulation Mil' . Oordon w.dSWCH'th tabulating. and setting up exact put some up·to-date reading seienUst George Washington Carv· Tyree. basoon; John Simms. plano British Foreign Secrelary ScIW)'ll •Monday and le,al holidays by Student AIISt. Clr"". Mil'...... Paul Beard format." muller in your walling room? cr. and served as an Inspiration -a program of selection! by Bee- Lloyd said Oct. 31: PubllcaLions, Inc.. Commuhlcatlonl Cenler. Jowa City. Jow •. Entered a. DAILY IOWAN lIuPlBv'SoaS 'BOM Using 311 electronic com puler All there is now is a bunch o( to visiting Czech composer Anton· thovcn, EUer and Philip Bezanson. 'It i quite wrong to state !bal lecolld elass matter at the post office SOHOOL 0' lOVaHALl8M 'ACUI.TY like the UNIVAC simplJCics many tallered old next·month's mag· in Dvorak. 8 p,m.-Iowa Mountaineers Film· Israel was incited to this action ,by .t low. City. under the ael of Con­ PubU.her ...... Lester O. "'nz I lreS9 of Ma~ch 2, 181D. Editorial ...... Arthur M. Sandetton oi Ute problems ill the busi ness· • uzincs!" fn conclusion, we fOci that Iowa Lceturc-"Germany Today"-Rus· lIer Majesty's governmcnt. 'I1Iere Adnrtlaln, ".... E. John lColtm.n man . But science has I\Dt yct pro· • • $ , will gain stature regardless of the sell Wright-Macbride Auditorium , wa no prior agreemenl between Circulation ...... • Wilbur Petenon Dial 4191'r...... to ..ld.I,,, ,. gressed to the point where a busi­ Two goldfish. relates Walter outcome of the Rose ~owl classic, Monday, December J us about it. It la, of coune, true .. e,en _.WI Iteml. ",omea·. ..,. MEMBER or the ASIJOCIA TED PRESS nessman can walk up to 1\ cQmput­ Kronkite, were swimming round 2 p.m,-Unlverslty Faculty New- thal the Israeli mobilization Mlve lie.... ef ...... 11111. Til. Dati, The AMoc:ialACI Pren II entitled ex­ er and say "wr~t9 my payroll ...... Ita.lat .ffl.... .f. I. til. elusivel, to file Ule for repul!1icaUon and round In a glass bowl. One saw SEW CASI comers ClUb Tea-Home of Mrs. some advance warhilli and w. e __alulle •• C•• II,. of .u the lOcal· neWt prlnled In this checks." then pusr a button and announced crankily that he had ANCHORAGE. Alaska III - A Sidney G, Winter. 617 Templin urged restraint upon the IsraeU s" • new.paper a. well .. III\. AP Itaw. walk away. This was the view of become an atheist. "Fine. frustrated burglar .left pollee with Road. v n t .. lIuMeriptton rate. -.: by carrier In ' III'patch•. Iowa CIIY, J5 cents weeklY or $10 per Dr. James R. Meehan, chairman of fine" scoffed the othor. "Now a case that may be difficult to 2 to 5 p,m,-Governor's Confer- go er men ' " , yen hI advance: olx monlh.. 15.50, DMLY 10"AN IDITOBIAL STArr Edllor ...... l...... Den HlnlOn the pepartment of Business Educa­ just' explain to me who changes sew up .• Mrs. Gracie Mac Thorpe cnee on Education-House, Senale I raell Ambassador Ellahu ~lath three mDnlhs. $3.00. By maU In IDwa, ManulnlJ l!;llilor ••. ;'•• lCen lC'IOtlmln ,tlon at Hunter ·College. who also .. per year: six monthS. fi;: Ihree City Editor ...... ICIrk lt01d the walur in Utls bowl!" '- reported that her house had IJe(ln and Board Room!!, Old' Capitol. told reporters In London NoY, I: I monlh•. 13: aU ctther mall .ublCrlp­ spoke at the conference. . ~u·l, CIt, Edltcn .... Dne Mitchell $ $. broken hltO, rurniture t0ll8ud I TUiNey, DR ••r 4 '" want to deny Illost emphaUCI' Uon •• ,,0 per ,. .... r; ."" monu... fa.eo; . . 'nd Rill' three month.. tJ.26. , WaUlet Dr. Meehan said tilat the change A TV neWSe8ijter. in to hear around and beddln, tom apart In 10 to 12 ·8. m.-Govcmor's Con- I)' uh)' suggestion about .....1 II- Newa tdtfor ...... Ella hmancll£ In bualneu operations will be (lrad­ 8~ J:cIllor ...... ,.... .11m ey his little boy say his good-night a fruitless search for rn~ney. Wheo fercnce on Eclucatlon-JIouse, Sen- In,. party to some other arr..­ .AlLY lOW AN ADV•• Tllmo .41 .... !Ioel@ty J:dllor ...... BINhoi' a ual. He wa~ against the ten­ prayer. wail properly shocked whf'n the lad wound up wilh, "That's ho couldn't find anything ('ls\I, NIrR. lib' and Board Roohl , Old Capitol. mrnlll (lnd OUIsl MVlrltJlJI. M...... Mel ""..... OhIM 'hiJ.... npbIr .,JI'lIUam ...two ohjrrliv('~ Wire Gill",•• ..ncy to overslmpllfy and oversell ,,: " AI... Adverll.rn, Mlr., . Ernie Larkin Edttors ...... Vie u>m. about. I. Lord. Now once again, b~e are the day's headlines.'" Thtope told polJe-e;·ttJe.burglarlett 12Iat.P...... , U.lvet'.l~, ..I()Iub .v.>R, \\'hich r~ for realOlll • Pelera, '.JoAnn Peleraen automation. .' ' , C\ua1fIed Mfr...... Ji1n Hub~rd CopyrlQht 1956. by Dennett Cer!, Dlstrl Duted by Khg Featurcs S~ndle8Ie. with her $!lBO se"lng machIne. Luncheon ..... UniversIty Club rooms. defense." . r I ...

' f', . I , THE DAIL V IOWAH-I_o City, 11 .- Thund.1y, Nev. 22, 1'~ .... , • .. I. I . rtces tst Veteran's Job: n ol£lcc. Room 201. 0 .... Western Plains Drauglit lollowlnl mornln,. 'l'he7 wlll not be aecepled '" t all "c"eral Notl&: ... ~eep Peace ND FACULTY PHYSI. CATION PROGRAM- Makes Desert of Granary 6 p.m. daily there arc lin the Mideast Editor'. Not~: [n p.. ru 01 Colorado. bigger than Rhode J land and Con· on level land which was a wheat vailable for volleyball, sto~kmen and Larmerspray ror rain and other games. Also, .. they ~y walCh wlnd·bom~ dust necticut. Yet not all the trouble field five year ago. Tbere the CAlRO IA'I - A square·jawed Ca· lum et land Into dHeI'\. H~r~ Is a i in Colorado. Paris of Nebraska, winds ha\'e dropped lheir burden. uipmcnt jor individual report on th~ disuter beln: WTOuacht d rehabilitation pro­ lIjIdian veleran of two world wars In Colorado by Ihe woral drou,ht In Kansas. e klahoma, Texa , New co\'ering e\,erything for mile along 20 yurs. ruclion and supervision • "" arrivi ng in Egypt Thursday to Alexico, Montana and Wyonning - a back road. Sand is piled so high by members of lhe • command a military organization and to some extent adjoining tales that it's an ea.sy step over the top 8y GORDON G. GAUSS - ate feeling the drought 's pinch, oC the old barbed wire fence. Every ucation department. P./lIt can make or break Ihe Unitcd too. Nations. as a peace·keeping force KIT CARSON. Colo . trfI-Drought breeze move the sand onward In 'lrtLhe Middle East. steals upon a country lilte a Ihief The emrrgency has become so IitUe wa,'elike ripple . CONPERENCE - On in the nighl. Slockmen grimly walching wind· j Maj. Gen. E. L. M. Bu t'llS , 59, is great that the fed ral goverom nl . 1, U.S.C.C. will hold borne dust ruining precious gra national conferenccs at returning from talks in New York And its handmaiden - dust - is extending aid - credlts. ub i· po the duties of the organization. foUows quickly, graying fertile dies conservation payments and land repeal Ihe dielum which their 1. The thcme is "Our farm lands Into desert. grandfathers backed up with six , ~ UN police force made up o( na· soil bank allowances. ness on Campus" and This ha made a disa ter region gun: book is Dennis Baly's tJonalilies as diverse as Colom· The Arkansas, south ast Colora· bians and Swedes, Yugoslavs and out of the western side of Ameri· do 's major river. can be jumped on Don·t plow up the country. en People." A study ca's great plains. sometimes a loot. The bottom of the great re • When ample rain fell, a it did discuss this book each radians. ,. Their job is to supervise the granary (or the nation. ervoir behind John Martin Dam i Ulroughout the '40's, wheal stands 5 p.m. at Westminster It has sent cities. like Denver, caked and cracked. For nearly two were excc1lent and farmer paid 26 Ea t Market Sl. All 1I'ilhdrawa l of British. French and Israelis from Egypt and Lo main· hunting new water supplies far months the lOS-mile Fort Lyon off the whole purcha c price of e. Information and ap· across the Continental Divide. Most Canal, the irrigators' llCellne, bas their places within a year or two, anks, due 'Dec. I, may tain the prcvailing cease-fire. lBurns' assignment dramatizes a places it has brought I' strictions been dry. When Iho drought came, crops I (rom any membor on the watering of care Cully Dour· Crops Cor livestock feed are only failed, one after another. Now, .C.C. new lease on life the United Na­ ,lions has taken in this turbulent ished lawns and shrub. At liule half or a third of normal, {ore. some of the land is 0 powdery ~rt of the world. Dove Creek, Colo" near Ihe Utah shadowing trouble this winter. and dry that seed won't even SEMINAR - Zoology For more than two years, Burns border. the whole water system Brown and gray weeds COver prout. ill meet Friday. Nov. ~tis hcaded Ihe UN truce supcr· dried up. To the south, Colorado's miles of land that once grew wheal. Cattlemen blame the United m., room 201 ZB. The visory organizfltion (or Palestine. polato·growing San Luis Valley, Already some wheat lields are in Slales government along with the r. Steven M. Horvath, 'iperaling from a tJerusalem site ' children had to be marched to condition to drift. Even the com· farm rs for the present ailuation. iol &. Actg. Dir., Insl., the ancients knew as Ule Hill oC lhe Saguache Court Hou e twice a paratively mild brl'ezes of Iall stir Without guaranteed wheat price , , SUI. His topic: "Calh· Evil Counsel. Burns' group has day for drink when the school's up whirling dust devils. lhey argue, much o{ the land never of the coronary vessels uied since 1949 to keep Arab and water gave out. Art Ian wells In a few plael' the howling would hav been plowed . Without t animal and some 0/ l,Iraeli from fighting. It super­ THIS IS THE SEASON for colds and virus infections, and animals Nanc y, a baby chimpan".. , lIulps a spoonfvl of mt.dil:in,•. which u cd to spout geysers in thi winds which came with drought at crop insurance. Ihey add. the plow­ Vised the four armistice agree· at the Glen Oak ~oo, Peoria, III., share the snlfftes and watery eyes. \ action, right, was the same lIS many other more human babies. same country ran dry and some the beginning of the 'SO's ar ere· ing never would have continued. ,pents between Israel on the one \ are being deepened to a quarter of ating actual de erts. Allhough still Wilhout government disaster loan , ECITAL-Musie rccital a mile. §maLI. they arc growing. con ervation ,payments and soil IIand and Lebanon, Syria, Jordan READ THE ries No.7) will be held alld Egypt on t,he other. Profs Officials begging (or federal Within a few mil o{ Kit Car on, bank program allowances lheY say, v. 30 at 7:30 p.m. in Burns had a team of around 30 English Teachers 1'0 Hear SUI IOWAN CLASSIFIED ADS drought designations fear that 4 a tiny ea t-central Colorado town a lot of land would be given up and c Hall. Selections from armed only wiLh while Seven SUI faculty members wiU Prof. Paul Engle, direclor or the Tench Writing to an Increasing EVERY DAY. million or more acres in Colorado named for the famed scout, can be sold - and re·seeding to grass tnleux, Hogg and SIC). may be destroyed. That's an area found a big terrifying desert. 1I's could begin at once. keep watch on Palestine take part in the 46th annual meet· Iowa Writers Workshop, wiU be a Number of Students?" be presented by Charles luncheon speakeI' Saturday noon, mbone) , and Shirley ,ruli'LI " ' ~. could observe report ing of the National Council of on the topic "Who Speaks Cor Raymond Kehl. head ol the Uni· ana l. They will be ac· But it' could Teachers of English meTE) today Books?" versity High School English Dc· by Paul Anderson a decision . As the through Saturday in St. Louis. Ca rl Dallinger, sur coordinator l>artmcnt. will pre cnt a report d J. Robert Hanson went by, frontier incidents Prol. John Gerber of lhe English of communication skills, will speak Fdday on "The Sex Difference in The death toll mounted Department will speak on Mark on "Goals in th Teaching of Speak· Oral English ses of 12th Grade . Twain in a session Friday. His ing and Listening" in a Friday Pupils." TE - The facilities 0/ things promise to be differ- topic will be "Some Values in OUI' morning session. Harry H. Crosby, Other members of the Univer· use will be available for Instead of 30 men, he wjJl Literary Heritage." l\s a past writing supervisor in the pnivcr. sity's Communication Skills D· eational activUles each Iy ha ve several lh!)usand. president of the NCTE. he will also sity's communication skills pro· parlment who will attend thc na· nd Friday night from of white {ruce flag s, his preside at the organization's ban· gram, will take part ill a Friday tional meeting include Richard R. I t , provided no home var· will carry weapons. quet Friday evening. afternoon panel on " How Can We Braddock and Wayne Lee Garner. Ho ~se for Sale Pets t is scheduled. Mern· Apartment for Rent Adverti~in9 Rates faculty, staff, and stu· rOIl SALe New Ihrce and four bed- BABY parokcclJ. canuy •.•ccd. rOR RENT: Phone ' -1292. threlt room room homes. R~ady to mOve In. La... Dial 2862. fu rn l. hed . partment. prlv.l entr nee, nd their spouses are in· On!! Day ...... 8¢ a Word fl681. _____-:;-:-.~---- rcw Company. ."ll.Ilbl. for 3 or 4 nllr • or ,rllduate tend and take part In Oh, Welf-/ce Good, Too UN Police Two Days ...... 10; a Word Typing .tudenl. One blo.:k from bu.l"e. dIs­ s in which they are In· Three Days ...... 12¢ a Word Professionol Service trict. $90.00 per month with u\llllle prrld . • a·ID dmission wlll be by fac· Four Days ...... · .14¢ a Word JOB appUc.Uon photo •. Campu Stu. _TY_P_IN_C__ 51_ 81I_,______12- %2 ______or student I.D. card. Get Cheers Five Days ...... 151 a Word dlo. 24'. SoUlh Clinton St. Phone TYprNC 1-1305. 12 MALE STUDENT. fir I rloo r one room or November: badmint· Ten Days ...... 20¢ a Word ' -1541. CE 12-8 ,______·_15 apartment. complctoly furnl hel IYIIl. One Monlh ...... 39' a Word TYP[NG. DIal 8202. 12.10 II o bl~ Dffember III. t26 S. Clinton. Dial all. swimming, table NOTARY PUBLIC. typln,. mlm.o- 1-193', 11·2. nis, smash, baskelball At Port Said (Minimum Ch8lWle 5(jf) ,r,phln,. MA ry Burn •. 601 Iowa Sl.Ille TYPrNQ of nil kind •. TheIl. work D aU. Sank Bulldln,. Dial 2656. 11·30 ~llll y. Ex ·commerclll luther. Hou se for Rent PORT AlD, Egypt IA'I -A Nor· Display Ad. OUI,ranlced. Dill a· .49~ . 12. 8 weglan l'ifJ company. first UN PRO.FESIONAL INTERIOR DECOR AT ron RENT: Modern Iwo bedroom brick CHI ALPHA-All memo One Insertion ...... OR- Pholle H. R . Fot ch x3018 • WANTJ!:D : The Is I),plnl. Mra. TI her. home. near Iowa Clly. Be uUful 10' police to be deployed to acll ve 8 p.m. 12·8 Sharon Center 15 on •. 1I·28B clllon. *11000. Phone a. 1028 ev.. nln, •. esled in organization duty on the Middle Ellst front, ...... 98¢ a Column Inch ger Hughes, x4076. Five Insertions a f,'Ionth, each rYPINC: 7892 11·28 11.23 moved into Port Said Wednesday PIIOTOFlNlSI IIN G--8 exposure roll. in a train draped with blue and In$erUon .88¢ a ~olumn Inch SPECIAL SOC . No charce lor develop· TYPING 4"1 Jl· 23 Personal loons Ten Insertions a Month, each In,. Youn,·. otudlo. 12· 1 while bunting. TYPING. 1nC):1. 1-1 PERSONAL LOANS on typewriler. Insertion .BO t a Column Inch phono. ra ph ~. ' POMI f!'qulpm(!.nt , M1d It was cheered by the British Work Wanted TYPUIIO 8a~ . 12-6 jewelry. HOCK·EYE·LOAN CO.. 221 ritain, and Egyptians alike. DEADLINE S. Clpltol. 12·1 r A crowd of about 300 Egyptians, WANTED : [ronlne •. DIaL 1-1333. 12-13 Child Care urged on by agitalion leaders with Deadline for all ~ la ss Uled ad· Rooms for Rent BA BY . ltUn,. 8·0338 11-2S Miscelloneous for Sale shouLs of "Nasser, Nassor". burst vertising is 2 P.M. ror insertion in foUowini mornln~'s Issue. The rOOM lor ,radulle man. ncar eampu" 1 Trailer for Sale FOR SALE : On~ euy IPln-dryer. Thor e, Israel Ulrough police lines at the railway DIal 6780. II·ZC ___-.,;..;;.....;;...-.,;_.;...;.....;;... __ _ Daily Iowan reserves the right Rulom.tlc walher. Kome App1h'nc~ station and had to be pushed back 043 So. Rlv.rslde. 11·23 ~ rcjoct any adve,rtlsing copy. SMALL room. Coil 8·2318. 12.13 NEW AND USED mobile hOmes. aD by Brilish troops. . Itc . c• • )' tcrms. Forelt View Trail .. Along tile sunny Suez Canal zone ROOM available tor man. Clo. e In . S.I .. Illahway 218 N. Open unlll • In. USED AUTO PARTS. Goody',. 601 Attack? Egyptians cheered the Norwegians DIal '·lOU. 11 -2. cludlne Sunday.. 1I·I7R --Malden Lane. DIal ,0'112 . 12· 14 and cried: Wonted to Trode FOR SALE - 28 It. Modom Trailer: FOIl SALli: - New rmd USED TV',. "Down with war criminals!" Reason .. bly priced; Call Tom Wal ••. Zahner TV. 221 ". S. Capitol. Phone A OOlATED r&£68 NEW HOUSE ON FARM or ocr.o.c lID... 11·22 8-455' . home '·3040. 12· ' Brilish troops. bored by their Autos for Sale near Iowa Clly. Larew Company I ons in the world know occupation duties. rushed out of 91181. 11 · 27 LAFF·A·DAV 1953 Ford.maUe. Hard-top. radIo. heat· ether there were under· front line positions at EI Cap. 30 er. spoUlght. excellent condition. By ----- ~mong Britain, France miles south of here. and shook owner. phone S-U17. 11·20\ beCore their fateful at· hands wilh Norwegians leaning BRENNEMAN'S ' gypt. But among dip­ from car windows as lhe Lrain Instruction Tasty • rviewed in several pia. crossed the cease·Cire line. BALLROOM moncln, lesiOns. Mimi nsensus is that under· "Glad you're here, bud." they Youde Wurlu. DIal 9." . 11-25 of some limited kind shouted. SCHOOI_ OF DANCE : All types 01 I". ICE t. ' Some British privates an d the structlon. Harrlot Jean' •. Phone 26~1. rmaLion mdicates lhat Egyptian national radio alike pre· 12·8 CREAM nd UJTough FraJJce, Bri· dicted British·French forecs would Ignition know well in advance I not bo staying here long'. now that Carburetors Short Qt.. . 39c raclis intended an at· the UN lorce is on hand. GENERATORS STARTERS 11: G I 79 j . (AP Wirephoto ) But Lt. Gen. Sir Hugh Stock· Briggs & Stratton Motors 2 0...... C ut knowing precisely THE THANKSGIVING DAY t~ri(.y feast will have to be put off for thne five Olnver childr.n of Mr. and ld bc launched. Mrs. James G. Payne. They went to St. Anthony's Hospital Wednesday for a tandem tonsil operation. weU. British commander here, dis· d S Brenneman Grocery couraged such talk. He said he Corner of low. & Du,"",ue dJeate that the I raelis reft tD right are Nurse FIDrence Ketteler; Joey, 3i Jimmy, 7; Terry Lee, 10; Patricia Ann, 9i and John· Py ram i e rv ices had no knowledge o{ any plan {or a 621 S. Dubuque Dial 5723 "==~======rt were not counting on I~~Y' 5. wilhdrawal, and anyway "If it's Trhs 1I.BR . nch military inlerven· f .------$500, MOOCHERS done in Cour weeks it won·t be dig------d I h u.s. Relatives Can LITTLE ROCK, Ark. t.4'I - Harve nified." COMPLETE Live an P ay t e suggests that Israel in IfJIse Box Contained I Thorn of Little Rock, an unsuccess· SHADE TREE SERVICE Mobile Home Is attack was confident Contact Hungary ful candidate for allorney general, c Way France would back ac· ~ennies: Testimony WASHlNGTON IA'I - The Red listed $1,500 as his total of cam· .3dQI'Z j! Cablng-Feeding-Braeing 10 lin ... 50 Mod.l. United Nations Secur· Cross announced Wednesday it is paign expenses. In a statemcnt" NOW Thru SATURDAY Evergreen Service To Choo•• From. iI until Israeli forees accepting messages from persons Thorn claimed one of his biggest I heir objectives. ,i Iowa Fire Trial in the United States 10 relatives in expenses was $500 for "moochers." McCool's Tree Surgery Hungary. vVoliesen's, Inc. urprise posed UlC ques· 1/ Bonded and Insured .t DES MOINES (m-A Des Moi nes Message forms arc being distrib· I Quality SiDce 11136 Rousing Corp., electrician testified uted to Red Cross chapters Phone 8·2170 Phone 1210 French and British CII· throughout the country and will be rael to aUack so Ihey "'cdnesday that he fo und a fusc 528 Reno Street Marion Shopping Cenler ~~ available to fa milies seeking to () I'}\( ":1"': I' M,"'" ~nJ_ .. h . I", ... . 'OfIJ ",.t .. " H"4."lJ. 11"'22 e a reason lor sending ~x containjng three pennies [ffiltri!D Iowa City, Iowa Marlon. Iowa I "ENDS con tact relatives in Hungary. The ______-'---'Tl'h;..;.;..;;. • ...;;1... 1• .;..ll;.;,fl'-'_ ...... ______D \I·24R "He's coming to. Better show him the bill again." gypt - troops who collld , : ~ong Ihe dehris or a' Fort Des person to whom the message is di· N 0 WI SATURDAY" Suez Canal? , Hoines fir e in which five persons rected •will be able to reply on the • LON D I JE By CHIC ) YOUNG abor party leaders §ecrn ,tb died Feb. 16. same form, the Red Cross said. this in {act was the case. Local chapters wiU forward meso I ~ I' The electrician, Merle E. Epps, Prim Minister Eden's , sages io national headquarters. rvotlve followers - Who, lold a District Court jury ti18t the Then they will be sent to Geneva. lawmakers, arc unable , 11l8c box was discovered approxi· "The all.swiss International Com· r sure - say the same 1/ /nately in an area. that had been a mittee of th~ Red Cross will see I ['l'f'l;t~ that the messages get into Hun· lely. , ~ storeroom for a tavern operated by gary," the Red Cross said. NOW • Ends FRIDAY ime Ministers Eden IIId jf Bruno Ceretti in the Fort Des Thanksgiving Show For Alii France, however, said PLUS - COLO .. CARTOON ioes building. CUT.RATE PARKING TICKETS "Feltx tbe Fox" ed Oct. 30 - 24 hour. erelli, tho Des Moines Housing BARTLESVILLE, Okla . trfI-Bar· I rocli thrust - on pre­ SPECIAL Corp. and the Fort Des ' Moines Uesville police are offering reduced' tl ir 12·hour ultimatum to "Uanan Memorlu Israel. mmunity Services, Inc., arc be· moterrates onhas traffic been tickets. installed A parkinginside ,I,:.;==:;::======:::; -I be Ihot Eden and Mollet sued for $75,000 damages by police headquarters. If a motorist STRAND. LAST DAY precise terms of their rnon Tedrow. whoso wife and gets a parking ticket, he can settle Oct. 30 - but that the eo children died in the fire. it cheap by getling to headquarters "ANNIE GET Islon to Intervene wu Three eounter.claims riled by the . within ~5 minule~ and depositing , a YOUR GUN" ler. ondants also arc involved in the .mckel 10 the meter. If he doesn t, a1. It costs a dollar. orelgn Secretary Sctw)'\l Oct. 3L: /, A wllness for the plaintiff, Epps i-:==:=:--:~=:':1 uile wrong 10 8taW that II fd that the three pennies in tho - Starts - Inciled to Lhls action by , I' '0 box he found wero in the slots TODAY t \ which (uses oro inserted. He ty 's government. There ~ tid tile box was found "close" to I'lor agreement belWOOll III! original wall position. STARTS iI, It Is, of COUrle, true ,;.1 ~s raeli mobilization ,ave ,oj cross·examinl\tion, Epps I' , box had "cut1.off" faciLi· SIIIan Hoyward ' ~a n cc warnllll and we Wllllim Lundlgan " would have stopped power I ~t[~I~~" upon the Israeli the DOX in case of "I'D CLiMI THE ~~rloal~Cd connections. HIGHEST MOUNTAIN" mba ador Ellahu !Iat/l also said that he found a sec· - Tte""lcolor- tcrs in London Nov, I: fuso box In what had been the -.nd- to deny most emphlt.k:lt. ! of the building but that he Ln". Veu", about 1_.. 1 1ie- examine 1\ because ·the box ~Kc8Uon C.I., t. Holm f! to lOme otber .rr... bttdly bUI·lIl'd . I1 i" slIio that Id IIbjl'rllv('s .~ • bl)x was of a ~fferen t type than "COMI. TO TH, • .,TAILt". h are for rea~DI ..... first. 1.;._------!------i'l Toda~ J n Melbourne• ... 1'. , IDI South Carolina Bid or'ra~ Fair Weather .' New k.. G alns How k eyes Wor k For Bowl Today ~~D;: Nfl LOP S · '/ So~th Tc~roli~ao~~dT~~e;:s~~ crOl~ Seen for 68 ~ IQna .ooP n asses I Igno 5 ~~;!l ~:li~n~sPr~~~~~i~~:r~;=giV. ~~!Ie! Conch Forest Evashevski, hop· ing Day football games contain, a coole Nation Event MVP Awar d ing "that tI,le team doesn't think hint of bowl matters, • pI.~ I , tile senson IS already over" after South Carolina can keep allv RoM 81 sl h' MELBOURNE I.fI - Witll stop· clinching a Rose Bowl kip Satur· faint hopes of an Orange Bowl trip and NEW YORK ~Don Newcombe. 11 watch timing. Melbourne produced Brooklyn's ace pitcher. has been day, put his Hawks through a 40· with a victory over Wake Forest irl chlall1 minute workout outdoors Wedncs· its finale, eol1~' I its £irst burst oC balmy summer· voted the National League's most day before cold weatller 'and snow There still is a threeway scram! r~ .. like weather Cor today's opening oC valuable player in 1956 and the con· troversial rtghthander is as happy drove them indoors for another ble in the Atlantic Coast ConCer. BIf""" the games oC tile 16Ut Olympiad hour's drill, enee to determine whether it will ~l and decked itself in splendor [or about it Wednesday as if he had beaten the New York Yankees in a The time was spent on practice be Clemson. Dukf! or South CarO: II\Il> ~. the cOlorful parade of nations be· World Series game. in passing and a review oC block· lina in Miami New Year's Day to ~~~ fore tile Duke oC Edinburgh, ing assignments for Saturday's face Colorado of the Big Seven, J1 "Next to the letter I received game with Notre Dame, The AAC is not required to ~ « Bright sunshine chased away per­ ftom the President. this is the name sistent rain, wind and biting cold Tl\ckle Alex Karras. who was its champion - Clemson - for the greatest thing tIlat ever happened r0! ~\ l Wednesday with a warm front named Associated Press Lineman trip. VI' (Ill which promlsed 75 degree tempera. to me in baseball." big Newk said of the Week Cor his play in the son, !b lures and light northeasterly upon hearing tile news that a com­ Ohio State game Saturday. was • Alldi!8 mittee of 24 members of the Base· breezes for one oC the most daz· apparently fully ~ecovered Crom II'recl~ zling spectacles in sports. balI Writers Assn, had given him the gall bladder attack which put Edward S• Rose .,., Bill t • (AP \Vlrophoto) eight Cirst place votes and a win· The handsome consort oC Queen THE SCENE OF THE OLYMPICS (abov.) shows the sites of many of the av.nts of the 1956 Gam.l, him in the hospital earlier this EDWARD S, ROSE says _ nlng total of 223, defeat Elizabeth arrives at the sprawling opening today in M.lbourne, Australia. Th. Yarra RIVlr, fortground, bord.,. Olympic P.rk. In week. as he practiced in a sweat Everyone Ceels happy and satls- ( will Melbourne cricket ground main the fortground I.ft to right, are cov.rad pool for !lwimming and diving .v.nts, the socc.r arena, Newcombe was referring to the suit, Iowa Trainer Doyle Allsup Cled that Iowa wlll be the Rose , Slat~ athletic arena. at 3 p,m, (11 p.m. hoek.y arenas, above which is the cycl. track. I n background i. the main Olympic Stadium which encouraging letter he received said the big lineman should be Bowl selection _ just ' as folk ; wlth 5t CST I and .0 mlnutes later the i. al .. the Melbourn. Cricket ground. from President Eisenhower while march of die athletes begins witll ready to go full steam against the Alex Karras are happy and salisfied with the I rdel,rsf H he was in Japan last month, ex­ Irish Saturday, service in our Pharmacy - fur. close to 5,000 competitors and offi­ pressing sympathy over his World Center Don Suchy also partie!· nlshing Drugs, Medicines, Vita. City in cials Crom 68 nations. Ready for Notre Dame Series failures against the Yankees pated in tile practice, seemingly mins and FILLING YOUR PRE. Notre Thousands oC pigeons will be reo last October. all right aCter a stiff neck sufCer- MAGICIANS IN DES MOINES SCRJPTTONS, Come in soon - aIM SCI] leased as the Duke formally opens "This will certainly give me a ed in the Buckeye gall1e, DES MOINES 1.4'1 .. Goose Ta· PLEASE lIdS se tile games with the solemn pro· Ploen Vs. Hornung lot more confidence in myself after After the climilctic game with tum and his Harlem Magicians ' arOund nouncement: the batting around I took in tile Ohio State. it appears that the will arrive in Des Moines from DRUG SHOR motive.1 "1 declare open tile Olympic World Series." the 3O·year-old New­ Iowa coaches face a tough job in Omaha Thursday for an 8 p.m' l ' II kicil games of Melbourne celebrating combe said, "And it also may getting the squad in the frame oC exhibition basketball game in Des 109 S Dubuqu. St ! all up tile 16th Olympiad of tile modern snow under some of those wise· mind for a good game against theMr~o~i~ne~s~~M~e~m~o~ri~a~1 iiiiii~A~U~dl~ ' lo~r~iu~m~~~~~~-~~~~~' ~~: tWeen era." An AII-Amerlccl Duel crack~ about my not being able to Irish. Ii ' - lever Then Ihe Olympic fl~g will be CHICAGO (AI! _ Iowa. the leam win the big ones .. , I hope," , tbe m hoisted to tile top of a staff and a The MVP award, first given to a .After being runner. yet unnamed, will bring witll everything. Saturday encoun· pitcher since Jim Kostanty of the Thanksgiving dIItesl the torch to the arena and light ters Notre Dame, the team thal is Philadelphia Phillies won the 'honor More Honors With a the flame which, in Olympic tradi. Paul Hornung, in a Cootball game in 1950, recompensed somewhat Cor The tiQn, will burn night and day until with an all·America duel in lhe the anguish oC two successive the end of the games Dec 8. The making. World Series drubbings by the Yan· SALE torch was borne from Greece's Kenny Ploen. the most vital bell· kees and Don's subsequent failures For Hawks , Mount Olympus by boat, plane imd wether for the Rose Bowl·bound in Hawaii and Japan, Iowa Coach Forest Evuhevski now In progress- land and runners in mlie relays Hawkeyes since Nile Kinnick, Although big Newk won 27 games was named Midwest Coach of th' ... carried it the last 2,830 mUes from matches skill with tile baltered and lost only 7 for the highest win. I Year by the Chicago Football ." Cairns. Queensland, Hornung in a quarterback show· ning total of any Dodger pilcher • The last political thorns were reo down for top all·America recog. since Dazzy Vance won 28 in 1924. Writ.r's Assn" Kenny PICM!n was S. moved from the controversy- nition Crom the Midwest. he had all he could d~ 10 edge out (awarded United Press Back of I d h f .... It's an old story for the clevcr, I p ague games on t e eve 0 u,e adept Ploen. who has applied the his mound mate. Sal Maglie, for the W.ek honors, and tackle Alex gala opening, , top honors. The 39-year·old Maglie. Karras hn received' Associated winning touch ill matching strate· who won 1~ games after joining the Avery Brundage, president of In· gy with such Big Ten' rivals as Pre" Lineman of Week recogni· ternalional OlympiCS Committee. Ohio States' Frank Ellwood. Min. Brooks in mid·May. received Cour first place votes and 183 points to tion as the honor, for the glitter' announced efforts were made in the nesota's Bobby Cox and Purdue'S JOC meeting to censure Russia. Len Dawson, finish second in the voting. ing Rose Bowl·bound Iowa Hawk· Britain and France on grounds of With tIleir conference season fin . Henry Aaron , Milwaukee's fine eyes continued to pile up Wednes· aggression but these moves were ished and a title tie clinched. the yOllng outfielder who .won the day. quickly squashed as being "out of Hawkeyes may be ripe for an up. league's balting crown with a mark All, of course, were precipitat· oC .328. finished third with 146 "Tim order," set - or at least a chance for Hor· ed from the Hawks' brilliant 6.a points although he did not receive victory over Ohio State, giving Rad Brundage long has insisted that nung to direct thc bedraggled a single first place vote. Warren political considerations cannot be Irish to their best showing oC the the Buckeyes their first loss in Cedar Spahn. the Braves' veteran south· II leagu. gimes and bringing Iowa permJtled to stain the games which season. paw slar who won 20 (or the sev· are contests or individuals. not na· The handsome Irish quarterback at I•• st a share of the Big 10 !CIOS, enth time. placed fourth with one crown Ind a Rose Bowl bid to lions, now has two bandaged thumbs and first place vote and 126 poin~ , (feedi Iowa. , WJJD, Brundage said a Hungarian refu· he may play at fullback as well as Brooklyn's Junior Gilliam beat out Plo.n played another standout gee organization sought to have quarterback. but the statistic sheet Cincinnati's star shortstop, Roy I.me for the Hawks Ind Karras REDDICK SHOES INC. Y., Russia thrown out of the games ,indicated he'll keep things inter· Ken Ploen McMillan. for fiith spot. 103 points turned in SI minutes of rUlllled lele for its role in the Hungarian up- esting Cor the Hawkeyes, Paul Horliung His SlIccess IOlCa's Success to Mac's 96, Gilliam drew four football Saturday_ Iowa; rising and Arab nations which he Hornung has averaged almost 5 Five Yards.;\. Try first place yotes to McMiIlan's failed to identify Ciled protests yards per try in playing 52 minutes ----~------~------­ three. against Britain and France for of every game as the Irish won success, In last Saturday's 6-0 Up·I down pass that reached Crom Iowa Otllers who were named first on their Suez action. two and lost six lhus far, He leads set of Ohio S~ate. the Hawkeye City to Pasadena, the ballot were Pee Wee Reese. NOW AT Ai Also the United States Cailed in Notre Dame in rushing. scoring. star was the key performer. He Iowa also has anoUlcr strong all. Brooklyn'S still·brilliant veteran e!Corts to elect Clarence Johnson passing. kickoff returns. punting. ran for 40 yards, connected on 5 . " shortstop who got three top nom· of Royal Oak, Mich., as president and pa~ses broken up, • of 10 passes for 63 yards and hit America can~date In tackle A~ex I inalions, and his center field team. oC the International Weightliftlng Ploen s success has been Iowa s end Jim Gibboons wiul tile tOllch· Karras, a 23~·pounde r. who Jake , mate. Duke Snider. who got one. ' SWAILS REFRIGERATION Ki Ploen plays best when the chips , Frank Robinson was Ute only Federation to succeed Finland's liAR I Bruno Niberg and brought a bitter are down, rookie 10 receive recognition, The ian ai comment from Bob HofCman. vet· Midwest all·America board Redlegs' slugging left fielder, who Cl'IIshe er!!n American coach, Liska: Iowa Can Stop lJ1ember Gus Schrader of the Ce. tied a freshman record by hitting IlUm "This ,neans we will conlinue to , , 38 home- runs and led the league Price I , loWed' W Milling dar Rapids. Iowa. Gazette, saId in runs scored on a ,290 batting get a dirty deal from the jury of tl!em appeal" Hoffman said, "They will Irish I-Ga'me Streak Karras played "his greatest average. ranked seventh with 79 The game" against Ohio State. ending points, Stan Musial, the only memo continue to Cavor the Russians and By JERRY LISKA \I

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