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Servillg The State Iliversity of Iowa Camp« arullowa City

Established in 1868~f'lv e Cents a Copy ~em~r of Associated Pr Wire and Wirephoto Service Iowa City. Jowa. Friday. Decem~r 16. 1955 All Eyes and Ears ~ ' ATO Lays Plans ISU'I Keeps Core For ·Radar System PARIS (JP)-Western statesmen decided Thursday to construct a • lIolfiM air raid warn in, screen from Norway acro" Europe to Tur­ ke.Y. backed by a new jam-proof communications net. , The United States will pay for the beginnlnll of thl Installation. Tbe foreign, finance and defense ministers of thc North Atlantic C:otJ"rse Revi slon Treaty Organization tOQk this step on an urient report form U.S. ~retary o( State John Foster ----- Vulles that the Soviet Union has I ( reopenoci the cold war. owa Tested Plan NATO's own military manners I'ly The Weather blclled Dulles with a warnin, that the Russian military threat Ex-Mayor Inlo Eftecl Is greater now than ever before. , 'tclal I. T"~ Dalb 1..... , Clear Tbe Soviets now have speedy jet WILMINGTON, Del. - Du Pont Company thu"day nnouneed a IT nt of more th n S9oo,OOO to over 100 unlversitles Ind colL , bombers capable of blasting any DileS at 72 rOt ~he n xt IC demlc year. & In September ,art of the NATO area with tre- UI is on of 20 universltie to r ive $1,~0 to be awarded io JDendous nuclear explosives. youn . r taC! m mbers of the ehemSatry department for r B, GENE INGLE work durin the summer of 1956. Submits Proponla Preston Ko er, 72, former Cold The SUI Coli /I of Lib ral Th annual .ranu are to fUP- , --:---~';" f~~ __';" Proposals submitted In person Johnson County sheriff and AI't$ hat l>()rmar. nlly dopted a bY Gen. Allrcd M. Gruenthcr, Iowa City mayor, died Thur day port r arch and Improve and lupreme Allied commander In neoura&e teachJn: of clence SUI B 'Id' Although t outlook f r to- core course pro,ram wnJch hn after a long Illness. and math mltlcs. UI Ing ~n under xpcrlment hhe fOI' Iurope, for a more efficient cO­ He had been II patient lit day I fair nd ontlnucd cold, OI'dlnation 01 air defenses as a Thil y r', fund Is an Iner t . th , .. neral eath r outloJk the put two y~l'I. The pro;lram Mercy Hospital since January. will Into eft ct n xl fall. step toward their eventual Inte­ Mr. Koser served as mayor or 100.000 over lut year'. over the na.lon Is 00I'I. ,0 Pt · Sel The main dlrrerence between gration were accepted promptly from 1947 to 11151. Prior to that ar n . All of th Incre anc", og ra m Only Nor1h Dakota Itil by the NATO ministers. The he had serlled six years as sher­ n arly halt of the re t ot the . !.hr IMh 01 no ,report d the n w proaram pnd th old one Gruenther program will lump ift. funds are for Improvement of me bid rold Other tates Is that .tudents will have lh r e tbe various national air defenses He was the last mayor In lowe ______teachln, In collel:C , unlveraltle DES MOINE;S j.tPl - Over five reported ro d In &load eondl­ ways to fulfill core cou re­ In four regions-North, Central City undel' the mayor-council , ______1 and hll:h ehools. million dolll" 'orth of con- Uon althou:h lhert! wlome quirements. Undel the old plan, all enterln, Cr shmen and , om and South Euroi>C, and Britain. form of government. ·capped "~UoWlhlp GI"", structfon at SUI viII .tllrt wlth- poSsibility of Ii ht now In Gruenther told a news confer­ He had been constable oC Iowa Hand, I outh rn Mll\ne~.()tll lransfer studcn'. were rcqul,ed Vacation Delivery Also aw rded to SUI was a Ib' Ute next Ix mol\lba, the to tpke speci!lc cure cou"e , but !lnce later that his command City township since 1952. Also, , fellowship Cor poIlgradu te stu- Board ot n ;t'1U .ncounced In Iowa, Ihe We Iher Bur­ could "t st out" oC .kJlt. cour . Jtal'f felt coordination 01 air he was a member of the Johnson · d All stu'.lent¥ who will re- d n~ study In chemistry. Tho fol- Thuma)" OIU aId, the hlah tod y forces is as much as 1he NATO County jury commission. En t ert a, ne main In low City durin, th low.hlp will be (or 11.200 or The' ma t co.t1)' It m In' 'the would rill,\; lrom 20 to 25 de· Th billie t chanlt In th pro­ tan ')JlIdertake now. He was born in Coralville Nov. Christm ac tlon pcnod nd $1,:100 plua tuition d pendln, on I cOt\I!'truMlon wot1\ will be Bur,e lJ'ee . FurUler predictions ram Is that Itudents m y '·te t were r Ir to p rtly cloudy and Iout" of core eour w'lI , G~nther's hOlldquarters will 6, 1883, son of Alexander Ind Chrl tm s \\ h to r Iv The DailY wheth r the tudent II In hili nlll, wom 's dot'mitot'y that ha~ tbe specific responsibility Caroline Beecher Ko er. mas came early al the Hospital ' Iowan should notify Th D lIy flr.t year of po t,raduate study will be located on the blotlt wanner tonl::hl. kills cours s. tdt operatin, Europe's early Mr. Koser is survived by scv­ Iowan Clrculalion Depart n! or is a mor advanced stud nt. otlth of Cunior Ihll. Pr nt , Slturday It expect d to be Studl'nls will hav!! tile lollow­ warnin, line, the equivalent here eral nieces and nephews. His School for Crippl d Chlldrpan S Burial will be in Ridgewood cate,orle : addlUon I cstlm!ltt'd to be $300 - ~. EDroIl In Ind com" te th ~ J.' called the "scatter" syste.m. cemetery 01 North Liberty. party and \\'IIJI m lcr ot cere- S eXI e Fir t. a fund of 445.000 to aid 000. Macbride, which will. t ir IBid A g. a,· n core COllr~ liself. [)cfense Secretary Charles E. monJes. I t Ichln, which Includ I $200,000 condltlonin, equipment, will COl t The dopted progum Wlt be- Wi1llOn, on behalf of the U.S. The tension mount d for the In I:f nb lo 50 privately .uppert- 110,000. • IUn In Scplem r. 1954. and ,overnment, offered to finance p " PI kids In wheel chairs and wear- . rice an ed coli Ie•. Ot the 1200.000. E tiawn ill ~ convert to VNITED NATJONS, N.Y. (IP') fr hmen In the program wen " fbe construction of three pilot 125,000 I. for advancln, lh • mu k buUdln, and Will 00Si. :-Ru la Thuraday cast Ita thlr~ I tcd lalclr to compare th ir lllllt~an otfer which the NATO In, brac s: S nt.! was expected. teachln, of chemistry. • 100 000 f<' veto tn.t J~p n In thr dll,} chlevcmenl In certain rea. ministers iromedlately accepted. Leo Cc:trtim l,lIa and his combo CHICAGO UP) - The Amel'i. G 11 C lie I f tb I ' . to bar TOkyo. appilC! Uon lor Ilh thRt 01 tudcnts wljo Iwi On, IihfC wllt cover the shorter played well-known Christmas can Farm Bur IU Fed rallon h r ~nel t dO t e cl on 0$2 5~ Mon lor U2e remQdelin. f1f UN membership. The Unllcd completed core work unci r til' hops tn Nor'fay. The others will ' coo. a coree ve a. Macbride and £8.1la n WAS .'P- Stttet .,nlrTily denounced thl. 10- carols whll chlldren, p rents, tru hlnl aside amln,s ot pas. granl for advancement In C!hem- propria ted by the lelitlature lion • III "abuse of the vetd compulsory pr"l1 m. link Supreme Headquarters Al­ , I lied Powerl! In Europe with Na­ and hospital porronnol an,. slbl secelllion b.v outhern col- wtry I aching. durll\l the t Ion. power:' In dt.cu lng the chang ples, and NapLes with the Allied John W. Bixler, mu Ie teacher ton ,rowers. w nL on r cord Encou,...e TeN""'" Th proJec!. are limon th Tb Stlte Department ap- Thur da,)', Dcan DowC!Y B. SIull base ' at Izmlr, Turkey. at the hospitnl, 1ed a chorus of Thursday In favor of flexible . A vant Or $130,000 is .Iated SIO,ooo,ooo 'of ImprovemcnU at pealed to RUSIla to reverse Ita said all student In the college ..(l.ruenther stressed that a ra­ children In slngin, Christmas £overnment price supports. for th advanced lralnlng of high statetinaU Ullo:u on which the Itand Quickly, wlplnlli out what next CaLI will hll\i the three 01'- dft' screen would be of little use carols. The federatIon also approved, chool teachers or sclenco and board will take bide wlthJn the it caU d the Soviet'. "cynical tion.s. re, rdle '; of how tar alonlt to iuropean detehse If its warn­ , without opposilion. a propoaal mathematl~ to encourage and next six month. action" and "alarln, Injustice." they are under th old IlY tem. Ings' could hot be transmitted The Alph Epcllon Pi oclal for a soil bank deqlgned to cut IUpport b Her teachln He poln ed out thal the fraternity "wrest lin," m tch I esenL and halt future surplu es' The denunel tlon of Ria', h III dd !I Ibllll I back to headquarters and the ended in a shavln, cr am cover- by conv rling a pcrcenta,e of l TO*'ilmprovedlnstruet!on In unl- SUI Student's Car record of cutin&' 45 v LocI to ~h:n~~~al a i\J1J eXurrl'YI 0 CoMeQuent qrders transmitted to ed draw 1 d t dIvers.. an encounl post block new memben wu the sec. c "u um IUtd~4 mls/ille .tations and air . crop an 0 VU an elUmes. , graduate students to enter teach- C lied • h P h ond !.II ue by the S ato Depart- without ch8l111 1n l actual courses. bases. He said the whole system Sa.nta was Ilshered In Wi:!' th I H. L. Wlnaate, president ot the In" $11:1,000 has bcen a IIfded 0 I ,. Wit ore ment within 24 hour.. "The adv n'a l' to the student could ' be oper~ted around the readmg ot the traditional Visit Georgia Farm Bureau, led the Ifor post,raduate leach in, &.Mlst- will be that he will have morc clock with obly 2150 men. from St. Nicholas." The tension unsuccessrul fl,ht to act dele- antshlp. An auto driven by William It ,;"Ithheld Iny praise for optlorul available," Stult said. "If broke with screams of delight gales to b ck rl,ld 90 per cent of I Each it'ant J. for $2,400 or 13,- Happel, A2, Cedar Rapids, lell Russia a surpr~e move Wednes- he well-,round d In a particu- and laughter lIS Santa came in parity price supports. 000 dependln, on whether the tho road at the Interscetion of I~Y In alll'eeln, 10 admit 12 1lar area he can satisfy the COl Preston Koser with Jingling belis and gift load- He !!lId cotton vowers faced [stUdent Is married or .il1ll 1n . Muscatine Avenue and Burlln - I-tern-backed countries, alon. r quire~t by taking the com- Vi'Jeyard Invaded, ed bags. The gifts are donated with the prospect oC serio~s 10 s- addJton 500 I. awarded to' the ton Street shortly alter mldnl,hl 'r th 4 rommunl~t-support.cd naei pre.henslve examination." Fonner i.tayor by the choo!. Gltt.s bought and es have threatened to pull out unlv rsJtY today. Itrlkln, Q porch It the E. tOOl. nstead, t concentrate 'Gundry Pole Hit ----- wrapped by campu sororlties f'th f d (I I th t :...... -.. C ._ IW Rlnllo home 1302 Muscatine Its attention on Russia's third He IlIlld greater emph I \\111 a e e era on un CS! ey Ie ~- a_orr " t f J ' be hi be put on the co 'preh i > ex were presented after Santa Ica. backlng on their d mand tor 90 In the second category a $270 _ Avenue, lewa City pollee report- ve 0 0 apan a mem ra p ap- ml I d nth ens v . - 8y Wayward Auto ' 'cd pLIcation. nat on un or e new pro- The kid s r Ippe d open th ~ Ir Iper cent parity. 000 IJ'lnt w II I be awarded for I . Prcss oUicer Lincoln White gram. But he po;nted out that A car identified by Iowa City Dewey, GOP presents a~ they ate the ICC I Later, Wlnlatc commented to fundamental research in chemi - Happel Iulfered a cut on the ClIpre ed ~Ue! tnat Russia "the studcnt will havc equal op­ pollce 'as belon,ln, to Violet May cream provlded by the Jaycees., newsmen that he was "blUerly try. Universities reeelvln, ,ranla arm and ono or the passenlers blocked Jlpan'. bid In order to pOrtunlty to choose among the Ayers, 1503 W. Benton St., de­ When it was over, the tired dlsappolnted" with the ledera. will determJne the work to be In his cat wu taken to Unlver- pressure tbe Japane3C Into examlnatlon actual core course cided to take a little trip on its excited kids Ilcaded for bed Uon's stand. He said he pcrsonal- undertaken; the only stipulation aity Hospitals and aUDstquently aareein, to a World War 11 study, or co'mparable hours." oWn Thursday afternoon. while visions or sugar plums Iy would Seck support In Con- is that It be fundamental In na- released. Four other pusengC!r~ peace seltlement on Sovlct "While no semester houra or Chiefs Meel I P-rked behind the residence at danced in t.heir heads. gres for the cotton farmer, de- I ture. In the Happel aulo wen! report- treat,y. credit will be ,Iven for passin" NEW YOR K (.IP') - Formcr spite the action. Thirdly, a total of 1190,000 is edly not In~\!~d . "Outside of tbe Soviet Union" th I tl .. St it Id" 503 W. Senton St., the auto beln, granie to schools to en. P II '.:L:..._", th t hi' e exam na on, u 511. broke loose, rumbled down a hilI, Gov. Thomas E. Dewey met With D Win,atc expre ed the opinion 0 c re...... ate car Wh te said "no country In the "thIs option will permit the stu- Republican ,Party officials Thurs­ b P d· t tProulb a cra~ arbor. and ran I\ay urn re Ie S that the majority of the nation's ~ura~~ adva?ccd. traln~g thin would left at the cene In United Nations organization has dent to take other courses which into a 4-inch steel clothesline day night lor th~ lirst time since producers ot basic crops favor clem y, engmeerml an 0 er order to k~\> the porch r,om railled any objection In any way, may be nece sary in his spc¢1aity pote In back or the O. L. Sawyer he left the executive mansion in cchool AI"d 90 per cent price supports. Ise ence. collapsllll. The front end of th~ shape or Conn to Jlpan's quaLl- or which wlll enable him to Albany almost a year ago. ~me at 42& W. B~ton st. Federal J BesJdes reamrmlng support of car was demoLished. llcations tor membership." round out his liberal education." i I I Rin,o t. an SUI professor In Unlike Outer MonroUa, he St It tl d "St d ts r S.Wyer' told police of the In­ L. Judson Morhouse, state Re­ \8r. ab e pr c supports, a lea- Rose Bowl &IUI'\-te the Spanllh department. HI wife Isaid. Japan "has a just claim" to u COD nue : u cn n pubiican chairman, told news­ ' cl~1:lt. ~y reported only mi­ In Next Congress lUre. of, the Eisenhower adminls- OH f M' SUI reported th~l the Camny was In join the International peace or- high ablJity who elect advanced Dill damagll to the car's fender. men no "undue poli1ical infer­ trat~on s rarm program.. the fed- ISS bed lit thG time of the crull and pnlzation and the United State. ence" should be drawn ftom the or WASHINGTON (A") - Speaker era~on adopted a prOVision stat- ~at no obe In lhe house w.u in- I wLlI continue to urge Its speedy CORE COURSE- meeting. In Next 2 Years Sam Rayburn (D-Tex.) predict- ing. Jured. admittance. • (Continued 011 PO"C 6) , BUies Dewey, twice the Republican ed Thursday that a bill provid- "We also conllnue to favor Dora Lee Martin, Miss SUI, Extra Train, nominee for president, had Ing federal aid for school eon- I,Iro\lislon for 90 per cent of par- will nol represent SUI and the PI~nned shown no outword Interest in structlon will pass the ~ouse In Ity price supports for the first Big Ten at the Rose Bowl Jan. for Today politics since leaving Albany to the new session that be,LOS next year that marketing quo~s .are 2 either this year or next, Jay An extra train and extra bus­ engage in private law practice. month. In effect tor any eommodity 1I1~- 1 Ryan. C3, D Moines, head of Egyptian remier Blasts t! are scheduled by transporta­ His name nevertheless has "J think we'll get a ~chOoI mediately foll?wlng a yeAr In the Miss SUI Pageant Commlt­ \Jon lines today as tht! grea ter cropped up from time to time in blll," he said, "because It's be- Y·hlc.h marketing quotas were tee, said Thursday. part of the SUI student body speculation concerning the GOP camilli mo~ and more evident ILot In e[fecl on sueh commod- "In past ears, Miss SUI has lIeadl home tor a holiday. 1956 nomination in the event there is a serious clas~room ity." Ibeen elected in the sprin,. She Israeli Attack on Arabs The annual Rock Island Rail­ President Eisenhower does not shortage." Under the oil bank plan :l would then go to the Ro e Bowl ' UNITED NATIONS NY (/P)- I------______, road Christmas special from seek a second term. Rayburn &aId Democratic lead- . farmer would qualiIy for ,01/- the following JanuaTY. I . .. . Iowa City to Chlca,o is sebed­ When newsmen pressed poUtI­ ers will try for eurly action. ~rnmenl price supports onl.Y by Last yeaf, for the first time, Premier Gamal AbArab countries and l 'nel termed it a reprisal for lallS. The State Department cnt ft. N. Ander!!On, United Air Lines A,ssembly's Ways abd Means oller four years, and authorize The federation, the nation's procedure ~fore this year's .ald Ei:YPt "II S,1rian gunii1'e on Js:raeU pollce word to Isra.cl Jt must have more alation mani,~ said, because Committee. said: dthe r~~:rastl t.overdnmlentl t~ un- biuest farm orlanlzaUon repre-I elections. Jesse James will rep- ,bound to deal' launchea and fishing boa.... time to consider the shopping there are no additional planes "In my book he can have any .erwrl.... ~,e ap oca u~n- SEonting 1,600,000 farm famjJjes, resent SUI this January; next ,with tbis situa- "The latest attack on Syrian lists because of kn!lons resulting ~vallable. political job 11e aspires to." clng of additional construction. re-elected Charles B. Shuman of year's candidate will be elected ion heraelf" f~:' Nauer wrote, "Is un-I from the raid and becau of To which the ?ormer ,overnor One poS8lble stumbling block Sullivan, lLi., president. in the winter and go directly to armed Coree q...tlonably and poIIit1vc1y con- American policy ,overning the rejOined: Is the racial segregation issue. A Walter L. Randolph, Monlgom. the Rose Bow" he said. lnaure her.Wered as an .ur-lon against sale of weapons. nSHOPPING "I den't want any, now or any- Negro Democrat. Rep. Pow~U of ery, Ala., was re-eleeted vice "The cbange was made so that !;fYpt accordin, to the mUlual ODI, for Deft'Dlie tIme. I am completely happy." INew York, hilS drawn up an president. iJ a senior Is elected Miss SUI, Nauer atated defel1M! pact betwccn Syria and Geor,e Allen, assistant l;Ccre- UDAYSLEFT Dewey is practicing law in amendment which would forbid she can go to the New Year's tbb posltio:\ In a J:lYPt," recently siJl)ed, taTY o( state, conferred with Is- New York. spendin, tederal money in seg- TEETOTALERS Day ,I me," be added letter Thuraday An Eayptbn spokesman who raell Amba:iSador Abba Eban at ;.. H.I, PI,ht ,. re,ated school districts. EVANSTON, III. lIP) - Re· to UN Sec:retaTY read the letter to correspondents the State D.!partment Tuesday. EMPLOYES TO VISIT HOEGHS Rep. Howard W. Smith (D- searchers failed Thursday to tind IRA" WARNED General D a, aaid £lypt, wblch Sa not <>n the I Allen reportedly told Eban DES MOINES (JP) - Gov. and Va.), chairmlln of the House anyone who wuuld drink eight MOSCOW /., -The maJ:az1ne Hamm.... kjold BIkini him to COImdl. did not uk th.t body for that under the law the United Mrs. Leo Hoe,h wiU be hosts Jt IRules Committee, said Southern- ounces of whisky for a $25 fee. New Times warned Iran Thurs- "convey thl. ~Ie to the a chance to lpeilk. states can sell arms to anot.her Ithe executive mansion next week! en; on his commIttee may qUE'S- The paid-boozing was promoted day the Soviet Union would con- I mem~rs of the Security Coun- N. Ce.-eal country onJ,y for defense. He said to a total 0/ about 2,500 slate tion the addlUon of any such by Northwestern University's sider a grant of all concessions in dL" The Ilrael1 deleption .ald it tbe State l>epartment must be employes in De. Moines. Part ot a~ndment. The Rules COmDflt- 1 traWc institute, where poliee of- northern Iran to U.S. companies Otnar Louttl, ElYpt's permL"l-/' had not ~ the Naser .tate- .ble to ••UTe Congress thal' any; the group will be entertained on ' tee hIlS to clear legislation before ti.eers from 17 stales were study- as an unIrleD!f1y act and a viola- ' ent r-eprUentative to the UN, de- ment and had DO comment on iL arms hereafier sold to Israel each 01 "open house" nllhts -lit can reaell the House Uoer lor the erfect. of drlJlkjng on auto- tion of the IIMI Soviet-Iranlm jlivered !'f.... ". letter on the Repereuasions of the GaUlft would be used only for that pur- Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. action. . . mobile drivers. treaty. eve of a meeUD, of the ll-natiOD battle came In other capitals. I poae •

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Palle z-:t'm DAlLY IOWAN-Iowa Cit , la.-Frl., Dee. 16. 1955 I • The Dailjlowan t doodles by dean r;ene~1 noiic(!j FRIDAY, DEOEMBER 16, 1955 ~n.ral Notice. mus1 be 1.1t .t Th. Dally Iowan oHico. Room • CommunlclUons C.nter. by 2 p.m. the d.y precodln, publlc.tlon. ".., .. must be typed or lellbly written and .!&nod. They will ItO! be eccep\ed b, Publlshod dally ""copt SundlY and DAILY 10WAJl A.,VliAT. INc/STAFF phon •. They will not be publlihod more than one week prior \0 the evtlll, IIE ••Ea I \ The DaUy Iowan r.. S.rv •• th. rllht 10 odlt notic ••. Mond.y .nd ~nl holid.ys by Student ACDIT )luald Business Manlcu .. E. John Koth"." (.1-10 ?;;S~~"O~~ - l Publlcltllons. Inl'.. Comunlcntl~n s 0,. I A>.t. Bu •. Met. •. WIlliam J . V,ulhan Center. low. Cl\y. Iowa. Entered •• CBC11LATIOIQ c .. lfied M,...... M. Wllllam NCII'lon LIBRARY HOURS - Library I JOB PLACEME~ - Senior second clas:s m.rt~r at tht! post office homoUon Mil'. •.. •.•.•• Al.Butlhtan --- hours for the Christmas vaca- and graduate men and womea Many of the at Iowa City. und.r the ""I of con­ In'.... of March 2. 111'18. D.uLY 10WAJI CIll,-'1lloATIOl'l STAF. tion are as follows: students (except enlioeeril& and sororities DAILY IOWAN EllITORlAl. lIT"'" Ma.,a,er.. Editor ...... Kirk Boy4 Circulation Mlles TUrnbuU Friday, Dec. 16-8 a.m. to 5 students) who expect to recem pre-vacallon Man.,ln,• Editor ...... Jack Pease f turned their Dlal4191 Jr you do not ...elve Ne..... Editor ...... Phyllis FI.mln, .. EM.E•• f Ille ~SOCIATED PRESS p.m. degrees in June, 1956, or A\IIIIIt. ,..ear Oall,.. Iowa n by ;:30 a.m. l\1akt­ Wire EdJtor ...... Claren riel. The Auoclalod Press !. entllled .ex­ Saturday, Dec. 17-8 a.m. to 1956, and want fa take adv ... 5preading the clusiv.ly to tne use- lar npubllcatlon ·,..ad .ervlce •• ,,'vra on an Sfr.lte City Editor ...... Gene In,le 12 noon. ta~e at the services of the ness of the errOn of )laid Ji ub K.~ rlben Sf reported Asst. City Editor ...... Ivars LI.plna 01 IU the loea~ n.... lIrWod Jr, this Bull- sp.~r 11 IU' by 9 a.m. Tho DAily IOWAD elreal.L1on Asst. City Editor ... Harold Schw~. ne .. ...· ... .s .U' news Sunday Dec. IS-Closed. ness and Industrial Plaeemeat toward others. dep.rlment. Ill! the ommunlutlonl Sporl. :Editor ...... Frod Mltt.r 41 ..... l<:h... ' Monday-Thursday, Dec. 19-22 Office should have their reP- The Activltles Cenler. i. open from ...... to ~ p.m. Society Editors ...... Betty Br0¥Sel Monda,. tbrou,h Frida,. and EJeanor nx SubJlCrlption ra .... - l'r earner In -8 a.m. to 5 p.m. tration materials on file In that ,roups Included: EdItorial A slslAnt ...... Tom IS lo .... a City. 25 cents .... ",kl,1 0 ~ per Friday-Monday Dec. 23-26- o!tice, 107 University Hall, ~ children, Chief Photocrapher and . ye.r In adv ..... c.: six .months. H . 2~; Dial 4191 from noo. to mldnlrbl to Wirephoto Technician .. Charles Allen Ihree months. '2.50. By mall In Iowa. Closed. Iore Christmas vacation. ,mon, report Dew, Item.. wamen', pile '8 p.r y.ar: J1x month.. $S; three Tuesday-Friday Dec. 27-30--8 InJ lifts to "~'''''''' I Uems. or announcements to The DAlly month •. S3; .n other mall subscrip­ Iowan. Edltorlo! olfte. ...e In Ihe ...... , O. lie ... ,..IIn...... tions. 510 per yur; six months. '3.00: a.m. to 5 p.m. YMCA SALE - The YMCA Members at ClmmuDIt:atlens Cr'ater. ....' e ..... AII't. P.lllla11.. .hree month •. ~ .". Saturday-Monday Dec. 3l-Jan. Christmas card sale for fundi to Theta fralernity 2 - Closed . be sent to the United Nalia cbUdren at the Tuesday Jan. 3-3 a.m. to 2 Children's Fond will end today, Saturday. Dec. I a.m. ranging In age Lethargy. . In ' Parking Talks Beginning at 9 p.m. on Thurs­ DE G It E E CANDIDATES­ years, played day, Dec. 15 closed reserve and Candidates for degrees in Febru­ candy. sang The SUI student body and even the SUI will need space for new bl)ildings overnight reserve books m,ay be ary may now order officlal com­ ~'ere visi ted tudent counci l's parkincr committee has within the n'ex t 15 )' ars. TIle space should charged out for home use during men cern e n t announcements. cave gifts to the Christmas vacation. They wlll been showing little interest in discussing not be used for parking. . Place your order before the boU­ Santa's visit, be due back at 10 a.m. on Jan. 3. day vacation at the Alumlll cream, cookies th SUI parking problem, the student coun­ James Cooney, G, _Washington, D.C., Departmental libraries will House, 130 N, Madison, Icrou Attend post their hours on the doors. from the Union. cil report. Few shldents have' come up chairman of the student parkiAg committee, ~ Twenty-three c with ideas. None of the everal SUI stu­ said at the group's last meeting that his the Crippled Chi VETERANS-Public Law 550 IOWAN DELIVERY - Seu­ dent groups have cared enough about the group was considering dropping ' short dents who plan to remain 111 .ttcnded a p::trt.v veterans: Regulations permit 11 the Sivma Phi problem to enq d ~l ega tions or recommen­ range> plans - s,-!ch as geographic restric­ monthly sign-up Cor December Iowa City during the Chrlstmu vacatlon and want to receive the Saturday. Dec. 1 on December 16 as well as on was co-sponsored dations ·ta parking committee meetings. tions - and start working on long range January 3, 4, or 5. Veterans must Daily Iowan please call the Cir­ And, at last week's committee meeting, only plans. But he said this would .happen only culation department, phone 4111. Pl Beta Phi sign at the window outside the busy man these Veteran's Service Office in UnI­ Hours 8-9 a.m. and 2-4 p.m. half of its membership was present. if the representatives from the hOUSing units to dl~trlbute girts versity Hall on one ot those fun. These it ms are not smprising. There is with critical parking situations didn't start days to qualify tor the benefits BABY -SITTING- The book 01 little student inter st in the problem be­ attending the group's meetings. check scheduled for release on the cooperative Baby-Slttln. League will be in the charp cause there is ollly one lasting solution to This shOtllcl make no difJercnce. SU ['S January 20. Hours for sign-up are 8:30 a.m.· to noon and 1 p.m. of Mrs. Marie Hammer from Dec. the probleT!i a!!d ' SUI students are well enrollment growing faster tha11 it can be to 4:30 p.m. each day. 13 to Dec. 20. Call her at 4ea by members of Iraternity and aware of lhi . , handled. ort-term program are not if you want a sitter or If informa­ tion about joining the leolUe II Gamma sorority Sooner or l ~ tcr , no matter how long the enough. If short-term plans are adopted INTERNATIONAL CLUB deslred. 13. at the Sigma SUI adminil1tra.tion staJls on the matter, SUL will b . acing this si tuation on a larger The annual Chrlstmas party of refreshments and "1 illst remembered! Old Scrooge is {!,iI;ing a test today!" the SUI International Club will Santa highlighted some studc~t ~ ai'll must be banned from scale every; hrce years. ------be held today at 7:30 p.m. at official daily 20 children. campus. The bn ing of the cars of certain stu­ the Presbyterian Student Center. Dinner tor Everyone is welcom~ on the Students (ue 110t in favor of t11is. nu~ dents is a 10' g-range solutioil. A shuttle-bus invitation of members of the Tbeta Xi th y r~cognizc tllat cars, in :l town the si7.e systl.'m, wh would transpbrt students liv­ Club. Guests are urged to bring IBVC a chil Editorial Grab Bag and also SlXlnsor£!common- at the Registrar's Office and short-sighted• . next fall's-i rense in enrollment. -ATLANTA CONSTITUTION wealth In distant places where must be sent in by December 2), 5:20 p.m. - Beginning Christ· 1000, a.nd presents aoubt study carefully before mas Holiday Recess. a needy family in they allow it, w.ith suitable var­ "- •• colonialism had been. Perhaps 1955. Saturday, Dec. 1'7 the greatest tribute to Attlee's p party for • lahts, to be repeated here." 7:30 p.m. - Basketball - ~ppled C 'Our Backward Votin Method More Secrets leadership came from the laterl PHI BETA KAPPA-Phi Bet~ , '. , Loyola (Los Angeles) vs. Iowi ' ~nsored The Air Force has a new Churchill government, which Kappa members from other - Fieldhouse. found it unwise and unnecessary c?apters who have rec.ently ar­ Alpha Chi .Il's been more than one month since City voters ho might have been in favor, RUSSELL* LUNDY,* *Iowa High­ closely-guarded secret! This Tuesday, Jan. 3 day, Dec. 3. Go way Commission Chairman­ latest addition to the Air Force's to revise the major Atllee poli- nved on campus and Wish to as­ the city elec~ ion that swept the Council­ were con&: ted at the time with a $300, 7:30 a.m. - Resumption or r d were enjoyed "While some of the states have immense stockpile of classified cies. - ST. LOUIS POST-DIS- sociate themse lves with the Al- Classes. Manag r As ociatlon (.CMA) candidates 000 bond i$ ue to build a new city hall. To PATCH. pha Chapter at the University of en. better mainline roads than Iowa, defense data :s the salary of the Gi lls were sen t no state has a more complete • • • Iowa should contact Secretary (For InJormaUon relardl", datet be- into.office. And yet no criticism of the out­ make the Q¥S mOre unfavorable, the nation football coach of its new acad- ' 't III U . e 't H 11 yond Ihls 8chedule. see reRrv.lloiI.l. pled Children's new network serving the entire emy at Colorado Springs, Colo. Judged by his works, Mr. Att- M. L. H U\, nlv rSI y a, th. orcJce of the Pre.ltJenl. 014 dat~:tJohl) on .County voting system has at that time was in a business recession members of Alpha state, Iowa ha~e most COM­ Air Force officials hold this in­ lee may well loom in a more ob- extension 2191. C&pltoL) jective future only as a protag------.------.------la Zeta and Zeta beeJ'l;i.lrouglit f9rth .. that did not take a hIm upward until the prehensive road. system of arty formation is confidential and <:an orlties. 1 '\ ~h c :paS! 01 ction only three city following fall. state in the Unite1 States." not be made public. That's what stateonist butof t hase anstill- effectivedebated guardian wel!are Could 'Have. Stopp.ed ' COlJ11 9il 'positions i nd cight annexation pro­ And the proposal still got a 42 per cent they told the Senate Armed FLAVOR FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT, Fo'rces Committee, which asked of lunda mental political values Garn\sn post;l.~ we,·/;! 011 vote, despite * * tlw ballot. The approval votel Sept. 26, 1936 *- "There is no for it. But the committee intends wIth toasted \)hatew 0 rid.d by- theTHE whole CHRISTIAN We&tett\ a bitten ci). nlpaign, did not set a record. , Iowa City, University H eigl)ts and Cor­ difference between major parties to find out. The Air Force hasn't Esc'ape o'f Otto John change. heard the last at this rna lter. SCIENCE MONITOR Elecilsn qHicials · l\owever, did not get the alville are growing. The eie<.:tions· irt Johnl . as to what th~ think about Communism. Bu( ere is a very - ROBERT S. ALLEN • • By WILLIAM I •. RYAN final reh'rns ta~1llated until 4 a.m. the SOI1 County's larger prccincts will b come .. I great difference b ween the two India A .. oelated Pre .. Forel,n New. A ..lr · 1 West except as a piece of propa­ following day: _ mOre inaccurate, more costly and more un­ parties in what tbey do I about It would seem reasonable to ganda against the East German This mean.t tnat the city was paying wieldy, in coming years. The problem Communism. We in th.e Demo­ Foreign Policy The Russian visit carries its . suppose that if the Communists paradise, and thus should be put cratic party have not been con­ Foreign policy is clearly be- own warning to us. There is dan-I of East Germany and their Rus- on ice fo r keeps. election officials to stay at the polls for will never s Ive itself. J tent merely to denounce this coming once again a highly par- ger not ?nly o.f the In~ian mes- sian tutors wanted ~esperatelY The West German government 20 hours. Even what with the low salaries The state primary election will be ,held menace. We have been realistic tisan matter. 'l.'he reason is a sage belOg dIstorted In global to keep Dr. Otto "ohn 10 custody, at Bonn canriot afford to over­ paiel to election officials this represented in June, 1956 ( ive month a\vay). 'The enough to face it. We have been simple and practical political one. eyes but of our own people be. they could have done so by the look the possibility that the intelligent enough to do some- a large and needless expenditure. In the general election will be in November (10 The Democrats have no ex~ess of ing carried away on a tidal wave same methods they have always Communists HeliberatelY lei Dt. thing about it." , issues and they ;lre worrled that of mistaken exuberance. By all applied to their prisoners. John ·escape. The Bonn govern­ 1956 general el etion the hours will be months away). . , the prevalence of peace will means let us return courtesy for There is a decidedly piscatorial ment will have to explore tbe longer and the pay will be higher. In both elections final results from city «HICAGO* MAGAZINE * * , in a favor the Republicans in 1956. courtesy, but not to the point of odor about the escape of Dr. possibi11ties of why such a th1nJ The blame for this lies with the county precincts pr bably will not be in until well story on the Emmett Till murder -W ALL STREET JOURNAL letting the guest edge the host John, the man of a thousand se- might have been done. It may .. • • out of his own mansion. When crets who, on the record at least, even wonder if John Is batk board of supervisors. They have the power after 4 a.m. - "Where Negroes are not al­ lowed to be me white men An example of just how far our parliament is converted into has double-crossed just about wi~h his most important .,sllD- to purchase voting machincs but they have The board could purc1lase the machines ceitse to be human ' this administration has lost u pulpit from which guests at- everybody. ment. ground (in Asia) is the news tack countries with whom we There were many dispatches Ge t th I' at refused to do so. Tbey made a pretense now. If. however, they still insist on get­ from Burma. This is the lillie have no basic quarrel, it is time from Berlin hinting that John rman~ a i he m:~en I~e in Jun , 1954, of asking the opinion of the ting a mandate from the people to do what AUTHOR* WILLIAM * * FAULK· country which refused to accept to be more slightly wary. _ was under close surveillance by a crossro.a s n er IS ory. a11 people by placing the proposition on the they are empowered by Towa law to do NER. commenting on the Till a loan or a free technical de vel- TIMES OF INDIA. the Communist police, that he I Com.muOlsts ~re empI~rln~ase murder-"Jf we in America have opment program from the United I).. was planning to skip to West pOSSIble deVIces to Inc ballot for an advisory vote in the primary themselves, they sllould do it in a fair ad­ reached that point in our desper­ 'd t' Germany. It Is qUI'te unll'ke the contact.s" with the West Germaun States. Th e country dl no, ItS ' b bl hil d I I i visory election. This means one in which ate .culture when we must murder h Communists, wlth all this fore- repu .IC w e un. erm n nl a election. (~ , leader said, wish to be be olden. La or warning, to let so obviously an establtshed authorIty. Onl1 This was a farce and the supervisors the voting machines are the only proposi­ children, no matte~for what rea­ son or what color, we don't de­ It has just accepted a long-term Up to two months ago, labor important man slip through their year ago Dr.. Jo~ was the cause tion on the ballot. To hold this spring Russian offer. But Burma will by and large was politically fingers. It is also a bit odd that of a near-Crisis 10 the West Ger- must have been ~ware of it. The rural a,' serve to survive, and prohailly pay as she goes by selling her t sleepy and apathetic. The labor apparently a number of people man govern men . voters, who have small preCincts, were would not be going too fa~t. EI~ction-wise, won't." surplus rice to Russia. Burma I tb force was luxuriating in tull em- in west Germany knew in ad- When John disappeared n e overwhelmingly against the machines, the county is already 40 years behind the had made a similar oUer to this b rd country, but Dulles had turned it Ployment and down payments on vance that Dr. John was about to Ssummer d of I 1954, .Dr. GerI Istry a which would have cost the county $80,000. times. * * * down. We had rice of our own. the golden flood at comforts it skip. chroe er's 1\ t e'r lor m n , • \ t was helping to produce. The la- Even his wife in England, it under heavy fire in the cue, We'd give them money. But we bar leaders continued to warn would seem from the dispatches, k ep t mSls' . ti ng Dr. J a hn wen_,t W.of wouldn't buy the rice and allow that the Eisenhower administra. had arranged a rendezvous with against his will. Nevertheletl, a Mendes-France's Dilemma t,j1em, to pay. The lack of imagi- tion and its big business allies' him in confident expectation of short time thereafter the Com· nation is typical. It illustrates did not really like labor. But the his escape. It is hard to believe munists were able to belln a I French voters will go to the polls next How can a politician do this in France? hew barren of id as is Mr. Dulles' rank and file was proving much Soviet Inteillgence could be so wh 0 Iesa Ie roun d up a t"e st- ..... January 2 to elect 622 membrrs of their First he gets control of his party. This state department. less responsive and was 'decided- stupid. intelligence agents, who owed, -ATLANTA CONSTITUTION Iy allergic to prodding. Since Unless Dr. John can prove be- their grisly fate to Dr. .Iollf'i Chamber of Deputies. They will DOt be Mendes-France has done. But this means o 0 " then, GOP politicians and busi- yond the shadow of a doubt that willing tongue. electing a chief executive or leader. The little in France. It means only that he has . Education nessmen have mounted a stead- he was kidnaped into East Ger- In the light ot that mute tes\l. French Premier is selected by the members . ily rising offense against' labor many a. year a~d a halt ~go and many, it would seem the hell/rt control of about one-eighth of the votes in We are not argutng here lor a leaders and their unions. What I forced Into domg the thmgs he of stupidIty to ' welcome JoM of the chamber. They will not even be , the cha~r. Therefore, Mendes-France PORFIRIO RUBIROSA - "It's big federal-aid-to-educat!on pro- , the att,ackers may .well be doing Idid, he Is utterly worthless to the back with open arms. voting (as is the case in Creat Britain) for will have to deal with individual party impossible for me to work. I just gram. We are only saymg that i~ to create the thing they fear a party that will surely put its leader into don't have the time." the bogey of "federal control" and what they fear is that union' a~~ t~ · members. should not stand in the way of leaders can dominate their mem- C ,; t .- pow·er. .t How can the French politician cam­ . limited aids, perhaps for build- bers politicaUy in favor ot the 0 nmnm 'AI/IA This is the frustrating,situation that con­ LAMAR assIStant iogs and equipment. A small fed- Democrats.-DORIS FLEESON. apt . paign? He will have to go into all cJ.i"tricts ;r. * CA~DLE,* * ~, ~, ~' I " £:onts Pierre Mendes-France, one of the attorney general m the Truman eral aid pro gram, properly guided ..... ' anq ask the support of his men for election administraiion, ~hb was indicted Ito the most needy areas under ' ,i> ! m~st nble French politicians and adminis­ to the assembly. "His men" will be only for conspiracy to defraud the proper stantlards, could be help- I / One Year Ago Today trators since Georges Clemenceau. government - "I never did any- ful. But the future of education Farm Programs those whQ have pledged him their support, Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft 'Benson said that tlie aami~ Mendes-France was premier for eight thing but good." . does not turn on this question. For 20 years, the Republican tration is considering direct trade of farm' commodities with HoD which they can and do retract. They are campaign speeches have over­ months during late 1954 and early 1955. * * * - THE DES MOINES REGISTER Curtain collntries. ' . " not bound by tradition or party diSCipline PROF. WENDELL JOHNSON, ".." flowed with sally tears tor the Dr. Charles A. Laughead, a graduate of SUI, turned in hll ' ~~ During that time he acted boldly in ending to invest or support him. in "People in Quandaries"-"Be- For the first time, as new murder at the little pigs. Re­ ignation as statl\ physician at Michiga!) State Co1!ege bec~use lie the Indo-China war, settling the Tunisian cause, through science, we have groups and n~w sections of the member? Sen. Bourke B. Hick­ thinks the world w1l1 end on Dec. 21. ' strife and instituting a program of econom­ This is what Mendes-France faces. He ' so drastically chan~ed the cQndi- population march forward to get cnlooper (R-Ia.) last week pro- , is the most poPlIlar of French politicians. tions under which ' we live, we their educational due, the coun­ posed an emergency program of / F" V A Tod .. ic reform for France. must, likewise thl'ough science, try has to ask itself: Does equal air to hog producers. And what Ive ea!, go ay He caught the imagination of a people No one doubts that he js the most able. c.hange the mannel' in which we education for everybody necessar­ do you suppose? ij1ckenlooper President Truman proclaimed , a swHt buildup,el the' y",. who have been without a true leader for 40 Stagnant France needs the type of "New live to accord with those condi-· ily mean a medipcre education wants the federal government to armed forces and declared that we lire In g!'eat daniel- of World Deal" Mendes-France has advocated: tlons." [or everybody. Growing men and pay a subsidy at $5 to $7.50 per War m. YCMS. But he did not catch the imagination women of exceptional ability are hundred pounds tor sows and of his fellow deputies, who were led by men In France, however, the . odds are the hope or every nation. Yet in gilts shipped for slaughter with- / Ten Vear. Ago Today who wanted their turn at being premier, against Mendes-France. Too many deputies PAUL G.* HOFFMAN* * in "The the average .American public In a four to six-week period. - Present Danger".u.('So it is a school, now struggling with its fear and resent his strong leadership I)nd ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. The Dally Iowan began to use Assoclateq Press wi~photos. and who fear a strong premier. They finally dubious assertion when one calls new numbers, the above-average The one thin¥ outstandin, The U.S. was chosen as the permanent hOlM for the· UN. voted him out of office. vigorous (although not radical.) ideas. They freedom of the pre'5S the bulwark child seems to be given the short about Mr. BensOn's tarm pro- General MacArthur ordered stated Shintoism aboilshM ia i•. Since then he has been trying to build will probably not ask Edgar Faure, who of our liberty. It is closer to the shrift. gram is that it comes near to · pan to destroy the Ideology which has aometimes been cre4Jted IDf dissolved the chamber last week in the truth 10 say that freedom of the -NtWS\!EEK M~GAZINE being no program at aU. Little starting World War n. a political base with the people. In the press is the measure of our lib- ... 0 r.lls been done to expand exports ' . .. United States or Creat Britain this WQuld most high-handed action taken by a French edy. If "the general spirit 01 the AHlee ' and to dispose ot .urpluaes - 81- i Twenty Year. Ago Today be simple. All a man has to do ,is get con­ premier in many years, to be their leader. people" is low, noihing can save though Mr. Benson has ,eeenf No one else has come to the fore. France, freedom of the press; but when r The fact is that Mr. Attlee's plugging that line tor three In Los Angeles a 4f-year-old "water boy" was arre.ted .1fII trol of his party ancl present his platform that spirit is high, no politician stature wIll probably grow along years. - ATLANTA CONSTJ- four WPA workers were k1l1ed and three wounded by a bunt ill to the people. it appears, js still going furiously nowhere. can lay hands upon it." the years as a Prime Minister TUTION. rifle fire at a WPA drainage project. . I -:'~i{ ' • ~ r TIlE DAlLY- IOWAN-I- __ CttJ-, ....-Fri., Dec. .1, 115~e • Sororities, Fraternities Send Miss Kerr Heads Holiday Hair Styles ·Are Soft, Swirling Nurse Association

. EJizabela K rt'". of th SOl Gifts to Hospitals and Needy , Colleg of Nursinf. r«ently '" elected presi:lent or the rUth Many of the social fraternities District Nunes I 110D. AccordinC 10 I adinl Ameri- I Iud sororities took time out from I Other oWce elected '" t1: can h ird , the n 'est look Wadle Elllls, as nt dir­ pre-vacation examinations and in hair fuhions this winter i ector or nursin.! rvice.~ 8ut, turned their efforts toward II band-box look. ~nd vice-p Id nt, and Prof. lpreading the traditional happi­ The slyl are to IlUIke you neSS of the Christmas season Anna Overland, Collece of Nurs­ look like you just tep~ out inl. tre surt'r. toward others. of a bandbox, whether the OCCll­ ElectNl to the Board oC Direct­ The activIties of the social I lllon is the family dinner 00 ,roupS Included: entertaining Chrutm DIY or the specl I ors ot the a!Sodation were Ulas children, distributing baskets party Cor New Yl'llr', Eve. w1rl­ Ir ne J 5 and 81 ter M I")' Bar· IJI)ODg needy families, and send­ Inl wave rling from ' the tem­ ban (Knobbe), both of Cedar in, ,irts to hospitals. pit'S and c!rc1inl the head are Rapids. l' in, ta hioned for lndh'ldual Presidents of var OllS tions Members of the Phi Delta elected are: Mrs. VircinJa ire­ Theta fraternity entertained 20 charm. To create a f ling of ood ' land, Cedar RapJds, General Duty children at the chapter house Section; Mrs. DarthN 8e1r. JOb Saturday, Dec. 10. The children, t, te in f~minln charm without I creating an overly fu 'y appeu­ City. Inst.ruc:Uonal Nunlq Serv­ ranging In age from three to 12 ice Adml.nlatr.t1on; Mils Rachd tens, played games, received /lnet' i th obj~ct of hair 51)'1- ut Ihi a.on, Lin dagted to It mlth, Iowa City, Educational eandy, sang Christmas songs. and Admin tr lors. Consultant. aqd ,,'ere visited by Santa Claus, who Ihe mdivldual Is the important THJ UPWARD QUJET ELEGANCE AND VI­ THIS DIlAMATI characteristic of th n w coif­ h..... w lniptnd by the ...t "-1Iee eo_pin bt a Teacllers; MIss Marian Van 1'0¥. pve .lfts to them. Following wave lu!'lrel ~ath&allJU lure. youtlllul _ c and earefree ...... • 1 nnuUve ..I ..roe en, Jowa City, Public Health Set:. Santa's visit, they served ice tlon: and Mrs. VirJlnla Plum~, cream. cookies and cocoa. No t ..... o hair style are exactly I ..bit 01 t.he old court .JetWr, .. WI oeUfue. wtr..... lovella fIN' enDiq Ituaov Cedar Rapids, Prlv.le Duty ~. acl'Oll alike. The liZ of wave Id lIy WIQI'I .re n...... da Ir•• _y" rra.. tw ,~ ID • alld I'OlIlaatie flair f.r u,ylbae Attend Party ton. uilNl Cor one, women can be the ta.ple. ud u 81fl111Mtri­ rll~ &lilal" eoIlUD­ n"ria&" __riD. '1114 eolffure eoD­ of Twenty-thre!! children Crom \'oefulh' ov rdone or lackjn, in cal patwnl of 1\ .vet .wtrII ....,...,. SM IloL TIle re­ Th nexl m tin, the ~l­ Yl' &be latalldble but ...... - .Uon will be held In low. Cl\T. - Seu· the Crippled Children's Hospital cirama tic flair if Imlt ted Cor an­ III'Omld !.be .bead tAl reeaU u.e n it .. a eoUtve tbat It the attended a party in their honor other. t.he_ of ...,yet' that nr­ tak.ble &oadt 01 WoN rr-­ P'e-b. 23, at the School ror the to remain 1ft hotI a Iftftf'al earrtace III' vertly Handl p-ped. ' the Chrlstlllll .t the Sigma Phi Epsilon house The hair I n,th for the e new nwsdd *"e .IeIur. Ii1HIleUe.. iDI' with '_htlae fWr. to receive the Saturday, Dec. 10. The party wlrlln, oJyf. u • ,enerally '- was co-sponsored by members of hon lenlth, pecially at the JUDDIE 'TaUT call the Clr. Add • scoop of lee erealll to._ phone .11 1, PI Bela Phi sorority. Santa, a n pe, precludlnl any contact be­ , cup of chilled chocolate mU~ 2·. p.m. bu y man these days, dropped in IW n the hafr and tht> fur col. , Read Daily Iowan Want Ads I to distribute gifts and add to the l .. r and car\' trfmmln, tunics Serve to small try with .traWs! The booko! fun. and COl • Baby-SitU., Children from the first, sec­ Brillianc and a hltb lustre in the cmrre ond and third grades at Henry 1(" YOUr hair are Imparatlve from Ott. Hubbell school were entertained Cl'atur s or the wl~cr coiffure. her at 4ea by members of the Sigma Chi IYour hair color hould contra I or illnCorma· lraternity and Kappa Kappa 01 match your clothln, (uhlon. the league II • Camma sorority Tuesday, Dec. • (or it i.' an Innate part of the i3, at the Sigma Chi house. Gifts, tull en l'mble. rdreshments and a visit Crom Santa highlighted events Cor the 20 chlldren. Ainsworth Forms Dinner for Vet4'rans Two Scout Troops Thcla Xi fraternity members ,ave a children's party Dec. 3, Dill' Brownie and on Interm- and also sponsored a dinner for 01 t Clrl out troop haven lour veterans trom the V. A. Hos- or,anlzcd In Aln worth and ill pitat Wednesday, Dec. 10. tart meeting afler Jan. I. TI1e Staff One group, the Alpha Epsilon Other tOWIl.:i ouUiid 10 a City III Cardinal COUI1Cl! ar WIth J I PI /raternity, went to the Chil- dren's 'Hospital to share giIts Girl Scout troop are Cor :vllle, Ind sing with the chlldl'en Kalona. Mar n,o, North Eng'll&h, Thursday. North Libert, River Id and of The Alpha Delta Pi sorority outh Enllti h pledge class collected clothes, Mrs. Arthur KLfn, president ot food, and presents to share with Cardin I Counrll, r rently an­ a n edy family in Iowa City. I'ounced that Mr . D. Ie Slay­ party for children from the maker of low. City hili b n p • ./> pointed to the Regional C.mp The Daily Iowall . ~ppled Children'S Hospital was sponsored . by members ot the Committee oC the Cover d Wagon Re,ion of Girl Scout., which In· "blhB Chi Omega sorority Satur­ DIY. Dec. 3. Games, favors and eludl's eight mlflwestem tatc:. r were enjoyed by the chll­ wishes you. a en. DON'T GET Gifts were sent to the Crip­ , pled Children'S Hospitals by MARRIED .• FIRE-SAFE TOY FLAME1'ROOF members of Alpha Xi Delta, Del­ ..• without leeln,. o.r Brib. ta Zeta and Zeta Tau Alpha sor­ Every clcctrleully op rat.:d toy Whil c1:I\)orntc cit'corlltion enrjC~1I • • • IDVltalloM, orities. you buy should htar the Camillar are import nl to the (CoStive aplelDs, lUa&ches, We4.cliDr "UL" label of approval or the Christmas spirit, be ut thcy ar' Book" etc. MERRY FLAVOR NOVELTY Underwriters' L:;boratorlcs. Be mad oC non-combustibl' ma- Garnish your pumpkin pie espeCially wary of celluloid toys. 1 rlB15. Most :l"r', carry flamc- . HALL'S with toasted coconut-for a !lavor Some cheap imported varieties proof d dccora!iofUi. rn~i t on I !Z1 oulh Dubuque C_h_an_g_e_.~~ ______a_ re__ e_ x_tr_e_m_e_IY__ l_la_m _m___ nb~Ie :. ____~ ~th~c:m~.~ ______~ ~~~~~~ __~~~~~ CHRISTMAS, THE ACTIVATED s » May the Yuletide bring happiness to • 1. , .c. I • CHARCOAL you ..• and Peace to all the world.

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Actiyaled Superintendent Charles Fred Miller, Spom Editor Rosemary Keil Cbarcoal is used ro purify air, warer. foods aDd Richard C. Wilson, Foreman beverages, 50 you can appreciare il' imponaDce Betty Broyles, Society Edltor Rachel Kessler in a filter cigarelle. Yes, filter Tip Tareyton i, Charles S. ADen, Kennetb Alwine Dale Fruoisb the 6lter cig-arelle tbat reaJly iJlers, that you CAD Chief fhotograpller Kay Cross Daniel Gaffney reaHy IUle .. . and Ihe raste is srear! Claren Dale, Alit. New. Edilor CarOl Hollander Fred 1iofricher 1vatS Liepins Leona Jonker Victor Huber Harold Schwartz William Kraemer William HuJberry Tom Lias Tom Olson Margaret Jenkins Eleanor Benz George Lavery Eugene Kennel \Valter Brewer Steve Heefner Wayn'e Kloos arreated Ift.II' Loy Brooks Dick Slocum Tom )(nott by a bunt 01 "Kay Cros~ 1~ Keith Thurston Ri<'hftrO L... lor •• Pal'e 4--ToE .DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, la.-Frl., Dec. 16, 1!155 . il.. ··.-~.·.··~··I Other States Follow Suit in Move Agai nst Syndi~at~ • . . O'C'onnor Discusses Loss, I S~:~;: .1New York Outlaws Managers' Gu ;Id Tells of Lineup (hanges I . . I Iowa basketball coach Bucky O'Connor, whose capacity lor c ...... Pr_. • NEW YORK (A") - The State ------;"------ter during a basketball game depends on hQw well his leam ...... leW Pnu Dw...... • Athletic Commission Thursday plaYing, said Thursday that the Colorado contest last Monday D1 hi (I b was "about a two gallon game." Iowa lost to the Buffaloes, 60-1: ~, • • • ! officially amen.ded i~ rules to 0 pin u Hawkeye Gets Pigskin Club Award outlaw the BOXIng Gwld of New Nashua Sold its first defeat of the season. LAKERS WIN - The Minnea- York and announced support of : . "We just COUldn't do anything right offensively that nJJhj, " polis Lakers broke away in the its action already had come from L f ' O'Oonnor told the Iowa City Ro- last two minutes of a triple over- olficjals jn Pennsylvania and ea'ves or For Record ,tary Club. "Our defense wasn't . time game to whip the Syracuse Maryland. Sports Schedule bad, but that doesn't get you Naiona)s in a tremendous game, Commission Chairman Julius many points," he added. .- 135-133. Helfand and Commissioner Ro- $1.2 Million O'C 'd h' t t TODAY FI Id S I onnor sal IS earn wan - St P l' St MarJ'•• air the •. ••• bert C~~istenberry c~mpl~teq the orl a WI m NEW YORK (A") - Nashua, ed to beat Colorado more than IOW~ C1:y" vs. . formailtles by votlOg 10 the what Pra.;,~nn MONTREAL SHUTOUT amendment which had been an- the Belair Stud's big American any other non-conference foe on I U Hi h t w t BrILlleJr. championship race horse of 1955, the Hawkeye schedule this yea!', - I' a es tentions u Jacques Plante had an easy time nounced Monday by Helfand. Filteen SUI members of the was sold Thursday for $1,251,200 and possibly gain back a little of City HJl'h at Dubu9ue. !'acitlng up his sixth shutout of Helfand has said that any Dolphin fraternity leave today - the mOst lever paid lor a race the prestige lost when the BUffa-/ SATURDAY the season Thursday as the Mon- licensee in the state who did not for Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., and the aruwer. horse. loes drubbed Iowa, 71-54, at the Iowa VS. Loyola of LoI At • treal Canadiens defeated the sever his connection with the East-West swimming meet which On that, The successful bidder was NCAA tournament ih Kansas I'eles. 8 p.m. New York Rungers 2-t and guild by Jan. 15 would have his will be held Dec. 29. City last March. MONDA Y at all to say. stretched their National Hockey license suspended or revoked. In The meel is the "bowl game" Leslie Combs IJ of Spendthrift Farm, Lexington. Ky. "It pleased me that the boys St. Mary's at St. Mary', 01 If.. ,• • The Prl' .~i';I"nl " lead to 12 points. effect, this banned the guild. of the ~imming world, The best Combs told the exe('utors of didn't give up in the late stages terloo. lated from the After the vote in a public swimmers of the nation represent the estate 01 the late William of the game," O'Connor said. TUESDAY ations around meeting Thursday, Helfand said the two teams. Both squads will • • • Woodward Jr. that Sunny Jim "With a break or two we easily .st. Pal's VS. Se. ColwnbklDe', '1 White House GRINNELL BEATEN - Uni­ coples ot the amended rules have Olympic swimmers and Fitzsimmons, who trained Nash­ could have won the game." of Dubuque. hJm, it was would be sent to each manager, world record holders on their versity of Nebraska swimmers ua for Woodward, had agreed to V-High VS. Mt. Vernon. bining a litUe promoter and club licensed in rosters. The man who steered Iowa to defeated Grinnell College, 53-31, take the colt again, and he would with large the state. Copies were sent The East team, however, is ex­ its second Big Ten title last sea­ Ii'! 1\ dual meet at Lincoln, Neb., ship him to Florida next week. son said he would have believed and rest at his Thursday. Monday to other commissions pected to have more nationally Nashua would be pointed for the around'the country, the presi- known swimmers because of the it impossible for Carl Cain to go Kluszewski·Leads Adams dent of the National Boxing star-studded Ivy league and Big $lOO,OOO added Widener Handi­ an entire game without a field When Ha • • • cap at Hialeah in February. goal, but at Colorado, Cain man­ press room Th WESLEYAN ROLLS - Iowa Assn., Lou Radzienda of ChiCagO,' Ten delegations. The country is and other bodies interested in divided at the Mississippi for The entire Belair stable was aged only (Jne free throw. "The In Fielding-Again was shown Wesleyan barely kept its Iowa sold to three interests after the ball simply WOUldn't drop for carryin, impli boxing, he said. the teams but Iowa will swim NEW YORK (JP) - Cincln- -t conference record clean Thurs­ The Boxing Guild of New y:ork , with the other Big Ten schools him," O'Connor said. hower's day night, ,with a 69-68 squeak The Hawkeyes, who hit 41 per nat.i's Ted Kluszewski, beller ,' Adams, over Dubuque. Dubuque led at is an affiliate of the International I on the East team. known for his batting than for " Boxing Guild. The IBG has 10- The Iowa rlele~ation will prac­ cent of their field goals last year Hampshire halCtime, 34-31. Neither team cal chapters in clties coast to tice in the ocean as well as in to break a Big Ten record, man­ his defensive play, led the N.· -, Presiqent wUI used any reserves in the game. coast. I the pool while at Ft. ltauderdale. aged only 19 of 67 against Colo­ tional League lirst basemen it ~ term in adva New York' has working agree- Iowa representatives on the rado for a chilly 28 per cent. fielding for the fifth stralcht primary. season in 1955 to set a major • • • ments with Maryland, Missouri, East squad are: Glenn Johnston, to Th. Datty Iowan) Alters Lineup It that GLICK IN NO HURRY -Bary league record. Connecticut, Pennsylvania, New C3, San Diega, Calif.; Lincoln IOWA CAPTAIN CALVIN receives the National Speaking of the Loyola game Hampshjre Glick, Colorado A & M back Hampshire, Rhode Island, Mas- Hurring, A3, New Zealand; Al- CoJleciate Lineman of the Year award from Dr. Millard R. Dean, Kluszewski's feat highlighted b coming up Saturday night, the release of the official fie ld. .1 and choose nnd 1956 bonus choice of the sachusetts, Michigan and Ill.inOiS., vin Gillberg, A3, Chicag9; Thom- '32, vice-president of the Pigskin Club of Washington, Inc. The delegation Pittsburgh Steelers, said Wed. O'Connor indicated he may make log averages Wednesday. to After a 7-month, inquiry into as Jacobson, A3, Cicero, Ill.; Bob award is made annually to the lineman selected by the club's some changes in the Iowa lil)eup. tiona 1 rnnuo,..>i nesday that he has been contact­ boxing generally and the guild Reed, A4, Iowa City; Dennis Ro- Awards Commlttee for exceptional playln&, ability, leader hlp, The muscular Redleg madl ,I "Tom Payne has not developed only 8 errors while hand lilll wishes. ed by Toronto, and "I have no in particular, the New York 'Com- . bertson, A4, Clinton; Rodney Ry- true sporlsmanshJp and scholastic attainment. mary on too well at a ,guard pOSition, and 1,4B2 chances for a .995 mart ~ intention of signing a contract mission ruled that the guild was an, A4, Des Moines; and .Sher------the nation. he probably will return to a for­ He still has a long way to g~ I ,( right away." a "detriment to the best interests man Nelson, E3, Fargo, N. D. Eisenhower Jones Adds ward or center spot, where he is however, to tie the "most .l of boxing." The Dolphin club also plans to Boxer's Widow To more accustomed to playing," the toward the leading" record ot nine held b) ~ • • • send its senior members who , coach said. READY AND WILLING have been active in club activ- Donate $70,000 Charley Grimm. Rllftt French Middleweight contender ilies. These include Richard , H O'Connor, who said earlier this Willie Jones o( the PhiJI 16 J/ Charles Hume said in Paris Loca I s Renew Kuiper, A4, Sibley; Ralph Speas, 0 onors NEW YORK {.4»-Mrs. George season that the injured Sharm topped the third basemen de· Thursday that he is "ready and A3, Beaman; Larry Leonard, A4, Flores, awarded $80,000 in her Scheuerman would be sorely fensively for the third year In I wlliing to fight champion Ray missed in the Iowa lineup, said row, committing 18 errors in 415 - I - Davenport; Alvin Rowe, E4, Du- ISp.ctal t. :rhe Dall)' lo",an) sw't against the state chargl'ng RQbinson anywhere" for the , buque; and David Adams, A3, WASHINGTON, D.C. -Iowa's Thursday that the three games chances for a .960 average. He , world title. R va ry Princeton. all-American guard and captain negligence in the death of he~ .,;~~ Iowa has played have proven finished eight points ahead of I, 't:' I 1955 C I' J . d husband atter a boxing bout at just how valuable the stellar Eddie Mathews of Milw8Uke! , Leslie Combs guard is. FI" theor National,a vmCollegiate ones, Linemanrecelve Madison Square Garden in 1951, and Ken Boyer of St. Louis. • • • Garne '" Ton'-g ht Snead's Round "We expect to play Sharm a Red Schoendifnst, Cardinal I, - CUB SCOUT - The Chicago oC the Year award from the Pig- said Thursday she would give I ex~ctuors received sealed bids . ','. ne little Saturday aginst Loyola. His star, in setting the pace for sec­ . Cubs this ·week signed John St. Pat's and St. Mary's clash i I !kin Club of Washington, Inc., $10,000 of that amount toward The disperso,l became necessary kidney injury has improved ond basemen for the fourth rl (Buck) O'Neil, manager of the T G If M tonight in a renewal of their Ops In 0 eel here Dec. 9. the formation lU a boxers' guild. following the accidental shooting much faster than we anticipat­ season, wound up with a .985 e Kansas City Monarchs since basketball rivalry in the Iowa The award, made annually by of Woodward at his Long Island ed, although he still has not re­ mark, resulting from only 10 0 1948, as a free-lance scout. City high school gym. Game time SANFORD, Fla. (.4» - Slam- the club, was on~ of five to out- Mrs. Flores, through her at- home Oct. 30. covered enough to play an en­ miscues in 687 chances. Dnnny ~ • • • is B p.m., with no preliminary min' Sammy Snead sliced six standing collegiate coaches and torneys,' said letters would be The previous record for a tire game," O'Connor said. O'Connell of the Braves was sec· SEE DEM BUMS _ Irvi scheduled. Istrokes off par for a course players. written to heavyweight cham- thodoughbred \~as $700,000 for ond at .981. Rudd J ersey City ti ket an~ On paper, the game appears to record 64 Thursday and stepped Dr. Millard R. Dean, Iowa pion Rocky Marciano and mid- Tulyar, Irish colt who was un- Ernie Banks and Eddie Miksil ! ge!' tor the world c cha:Pi!n ' be a walka~ay for the Ramblers out front by two strokes in. the graduate of 1932. and vice-presi- . . . . defeated in 1952 when he won ATHLETICS DRAW NOW of the Chicago Cubs also llladl , Brooklyn Dodgers, said Thursday of St. Mar.y s;, The~, are unde- til'st round of the $15,000 San- dent of tl'lf! club, presented Jones lilewelg~t champIOn Ray ROblO-1 the Epsom Derby. The Irish Na- KANSAS CITY (.4» -The Ath­ I the "all fielding" team. Bankl t slelan, Maj. that he has sold over $20,000 feated, t~elr ~losest game was ford Open Golf Tournam?nt. with the award. son askIng them 10 take the lead tional Stud bqught Tulyar from letics never reached the million led the shortstops with .972, and b worth ot tickets 1'or the eight a 24-pomt vIctory, and they Snead, who at 43 can shll g!ve A similar award went to How- in forming such an organization the Aga Khan. mark in attendance figures dur­ Snyder, said Miksis paced the outfielders willi I If he were gamesl the Dodgers will play in boas~ one of the .top you.ng cen- most 01 the younger pros golfmg ard (Hopalong) Cassady, Ohio and to help in the recruiting of Nashua, in two years of racing, ing their 54 years in Philadel­ .9891. Brooklyn's Duke Snider , pnia. Best they ever drew was would make Jersey Cit in th 19~6 ea 0 tel'S 10 the state 10 Dennts Wall- lessons, carded six birdies and State halfback, for being the Na- members. has won a total of $945,145 and was close behind with .9889, mid-February. yes s n. jasper. 12 pars for his 33-31-64, Par for ' tional CollegiatEl Back of the Flores died four days aIter suf- stands second only to Citation in 945,076 In 1948. But this year as • •• O n the other hand, and at the the Mayla!r Inn Country Club Year. 'I money winnings. Citation earned the Kansas City Athletics the Additional 1l CARD COACH STAYS -Chi- other end of the laddcr as well, course, which measures 6,205 James Tatun" University O'f fering a technical knockout at $1,085,«700. team played before 1,393,054 element may _ cago Cardinlll coach Ray Rich- are the S~. Pat's Sha.mroc.ks, yard~, is 30-34-70. The old IMarytand coach, was prescnted the hands of Roger Donoghue. It Nasha eclipsed Citation'c rec­ fans. Saturday after &rds wilJ remain as head coach losers of eIght games 1n mne course record was 65. with the Nat..i,(lnal Collegiate was claimed the boxer was per- ord for single year earnings White, the HALL'S at, examines and with a salary raise accord~ outings and still searching for a The Slammer's most sp ctacu- Coach of the year nward by the mitted to fight too soon after when he piled up $752,550 in White is the Ing to Walter Wollner 'Cardinal stable starting lineup. lar shot of the round came on clUb. winning virtually all of the Open Until 9 P.M. ToniPI , B t t thO h k' l. suffering previus knockouts. Mr. l!.lserulo executive. Rumors that Richards ~ . ~ ranger lOgS t an a St. ijJe 400-yard 17th, where he hit The Pigs 1<1 club also honored classics for 3-year-olds. CHRISTMAS TREE would leave had started after Patrlcks victory have happened the pin with a seVen Iron shot outstanding higll school players Combs said he headed a syn- Otis Douglas an assistant had in the long series between the from about 135 yards out. The' !rom the Washington area, an I G B" T dicate in purchasing Nashua, but HEADQUARTERS resigned.' 'two teams, a series which 'has ball stopped 10 inches from the honor won by Collins (Mike) owa ets Ig en ,he decline~ to name other mem- reached 68 reguJarly-scheduled cup for an easy birdie. Hagler, Iowa halfback, two years bers of the group. CORNER OF DUBUQUE AND • • • games up to tonight, Two strokes b:..ck in a tie for ago. . ~ I" T t The bank said 11 bids were IOWA AVE. AND WEST ON TURNER MOVES UP-Former The scoring punch of St. second were young Dow Flnster------~ow mg ournamen received tor Nashua, five ex- lfiGHWAY 6 welterweight challenger Gil Mary's. however, is too potent to wald of Bedford Heights, Ohio, Two More Basketball cceding one million doJlars, out (PORTER'S MELON STAND) Turne!', who has been fighting in be overlooked. The team is rap- and Ted Kroll of Bethesda, Md. Robert Froeschle, director ot declined to identify any other both welterweight and mlddle- Idly gaining a reputation a~ oQe Dow had 32-34, Kroll 33-33. ' Games Are Sold Out the recreation area in the Iowa bidders. weight cl!lS3es for several of, if not the, premier class B Seven others, including Mike All tickets for two more Iowa Memorial Union, said Thursday FREE MISTLETOE months, will stay a mlcrow walted through a tonight's game. Oklahoma 69, Arkan ... ~fI Feb. 27. The Sorority league ended its , miserably chilly and foggy night 2d·Heari ,ng competition Tuesday and the to be in line when the sales G;.v e 10 5' T'O y 5 Mi ..' I"gu, eo'" Sund". window, o"n'" .1 ""' '.m. " NEW YORK (A") - Baseball Commissi(Jner Ford Frick prom­ Bowlers Ised the major league player representatives and their attor­ Jim Miller rolled a three-game lotal of 716 to win the "Toys for Friday. D ..... ney Thursday their proposals Tots" bowling tournament spon­ ':00 Momlnr Chall' will be submitted to the club . :1S News , sored hy the Iowa MeVlorial ':30 American Gov owners for reconsideration at the Union Games Committee. The ':I~ Tho Bookllh~ magnates' joint meeting here ' :4$ Momln, Fealu J4-day tournament ended Thurs­ 10 :08 News Feb.4. day with about 105 toys collected 10:U Kttchen Conee In a two-hour session with for children in the pedjatrics 11 :00 Let Science Te player representatives Robin II : 15 Muslcal Showc ward of University Hospitals. 11 :~ Bonjour Melda Roberts of the Natior/al League Instead of the regular entry 12:08 Rilythm Ramb and ~b Feller or the American, IJ:30 New. who were accompanied by their fee for a bowling tournaJ;llent, 1J:~ Sport. Round" the games committee required • Purse, keychain, and nashillb~ 1:00 MusIcal Chats attorney, J. Norman Lewis, Frick assorted colors, only $1 .... 1:115 ConS<'rval\on h listened to their gripes, clarified all entrants to pr~ent as the lee 2:1.' Muslc In Black '1 a 50 cent gift suitable tor a 2:30 Music Appreci the owners' position, and aereed child. \ I 3:30 Waltz 'l'lme to place their demands on the • Swing-a-way ,lid ice bucket in 3:30 News .A Very Merry hammered aluminum, 53 .... agenda. All of the children' in the ward 3:46 Headlines In C Thllrsday received toys, ap- 4:00 Te. Time The three had requested a I • LOOKf LOOKf LOOK 5:110 Children', Jfou meeHng with Frick after all 16 proprlately wrappe.d as Christ- . 5:30 News mas gHts, from the committee in Christnlas and a 5:~ Sport.Ume of the major league player~' rep­ THOUSANDS OF ':08 Dinner Hour !'esentatives met Wednesday and charge 01 the' to~nameht. ' :55 New! : CHRISTMAS TREES ' :00 Mind of the W voted unanimously not to accept lr ' Miller, who bowled 175, 187 ' :30 AmerlcaD Ad", the owners' rejection of certain and 222, plus his bal)dicap of 132 !ltJPPy New Y ear • Balsam Fir, Montana I:M" The Ne1!l'O Sptr for the top scor~ will rece('ye an 1:30 Man', RI,ht to proposals made to them by the Music You I • Norway Pine, Wlsoonsin ':00 w. players. engraved clock trophy. . :30 Gilbert Hlfhet ' :4S New. and Spor Specifically, the players ex­ Bob Drzych'l.ikl placed second • Sootch Pine, Nursery 10:00 Word. for Tom pressed dlasatisfaction with the 1 in the tourney with his 676 Grown ,-'--IUGH OF1" owners' decist.n on two pro­ series. He had an a~t ual total 01 • Branches Ind Ropln, posals. One requested that the 59B with an a4-pin handicap. minimum salary be raised from I Handicaps wfIe figured on • Enellsh Holly SWIStfER p, $6,000 to $7,200. The other de­ two-thirds of t,M. difference be- • Mlatldoe 101% HI manded the players be consulted tween the entan'{'s averale and • Wreaths and Door 8wacl and kept informed on the new 200. The tournament was a SAT., 01 World Series and All-Star radio • Small and Larl'e Cones singles tourney and up-lo-dale and television contract which < DaUle or ~ averages were -u:;ed tor each ' • Fancy Fruit Baakets . • Penonaliled PlllOliI&' ~ Wear Your /Frick will soon negotiate. They Fruit, Assorted qleese, Finest Quality cello finish~~; Dancinl I entrant. DoU also want representation on the • Gift Boxes 01 Nuts, Dried Imprinted.. In _ gold ... Negotiating Committee. Deck, $2.95. lOB and II and Cand, and The present six-year contract, KAY TAYLOR, N3, present. ODe of the 105 HToys for Tots" to Manager Casey Stengel of the. Denlae Felli Thunday In the pedJa\rlcl ward fo UnlvenUy H08- Yankees used more players this Dwaln'. Aceo, which calls for approximately CAl' 00 Store noun: 8 a.m. to 10 JI.m. one mlllion dollars a year, ex­ plpls. AdmirlDl another of the 1"If~ Is Terry Gennlnrs. The rllts year than he had used in nre f 80T" AdmiIalon .ee LI' ON Until 8 pires after the 1956 World Series. were colleeted at the Iowa Memorial Union as entry fee (or tbe previous World ' Series. ' He used The players believe the new "Toys for Tots" bowllDf tournament held Dcc. 1-15. LooklDf on 24 different men In the first four Dial 4177 " BRENNEMAN AND cruU ract may bring as much as I are. len to rll'ht, Chuek Bolender. DI; Lloyd Courter, ~C3, Pat games, In 1951 he used 21 Yan- five mllllons per year. Z1mmerm~n, N'3; Jean SehmJdt, A3, and Lee Bouen, A2, Clinton. I k es. I SON GROGERY • .. • HagerQ5ays Boy Kills 3, Injures 2, Wants Full 'Benson Hits Research Council Ike Not Dies Alter Gun Duel (rop Parity Hicken/ooper Announces Summer VANDERGRIFT. 1'2, '\ - A 1'1-year-old lov -I;razed teenaler rraining Programs who &hot an-d killed the parents and uncle of the Cirl who spumed CORN! G , - The N tiM 1 Farm Plan him was !stall)" shot Thursday in a blaunc cun duel with a posSe. Farm Or,ani tion Thursday Three po$tdoetonl T In Primary John Fallone, a bullet in h' brain, died at 6:45 p.m. (EST) t a called for 10verrun nt support WASHINGTON - Seere- trainlnr imtitutes tor the sum- M.j)~ W. Turnbull, G, Dlaron- Kittanning hospital. till')' of A.,rkulture Ezra Tatl m r of 1958 ha"e been announced '1. was appointed circulation GETTYSBURG, Po, (.4') - Gladys Small, 15-.ve r~ld irl who . pumed Fallone, is in ri- of com and w tat 100 per Celt Bell30n h deOnitely turned by \he Social Selell'e ReRum , manager 01 The Dally Iowan at Presidential preEs secretary ous condition at th me ho pital with a buJlt't ound In ht'r of parity. d own a &Uu tlon of Sen. 1• meeting of the board 01 stu- James C. Hagerty said Thursday breast. Fallone shot her Wednesday nilht in a ild bur t of IUn- The ne ' larm croup whlc" Bourke B . . Hlckenlooper (R- Council. dent PubUcatloOll, Inc., Thu ....ay. fire which ended in death for wa inaugurated here ' ust three Iowa) that incentive paymen A 7-week Institute in La and Turnbull will super\'i5e deliv­ he knows nothing of a report her parents, Mr. and Mrs. War- J • I be made to farmers ",-bo sell Soda I Relations 111'111 be held at ery of '1'tIe Dally Iowan by the n AI h (I carriers under him. Prof. WI1- that the White House is dabbling ren J. Smail, and her uncle, Wll- g 00 month ala on I local baSIS, elect- [emale pi durin, the next t I th H d La S h ) C ans 'eek.s. 00 • ed O. L. ta ley of Rea, Mo., a e arvar am- bur P tenon of the SUI IChooi a finger in the March 13 prImary lIam A. Small. brid" M ., June 25 throu~ '"--._ Pol'~A-- PI' . id nt. Hlrunlooper said Benson ..,.·rote of Joumali m b c rculatlon ad­ in New Hampsh ire. ._.. "'...... 0 . Au,. 10. l:nrollment. to be lim- Amon, the 'FO resolutions him he felt that the dlsadvan- , \'i. to the paper. The result WM to keep in the Fallone's last defiant oct was To Russl·ans ""ere: la ot tbe propoul outwel,bed Ued to 15, is open to 50Cial sclen- Turnbull IJ'lIduated from air the intriguing question of, to shoot Policeman Gu Zano or th I vanta . It was aimed ti ls, law teachers and other Simpson Coli I"e, Indianola, In h t P 'd t E' h ,. Apollo. Pa., a m mber ot the I. Propo. ed I'f! S(>nable con- la 1 t t· d th k 195J with a B.A. degr e in En,­ Wes t BrIlJleh. w a resl en Isen ower s In- po e of nearly 500 policemen trob on farm surplu rre y a cu un, o\\'n e POI' Kholal'S ctively interested in the lish. He spent three years in at DubulJue. tentions are toward a second and volunteers who tracked him KABUL, At,hanistan « _ A surpl • mterrelation betw n law and tbe Alr Force and IS now lakin, . th t -'d 1 2. A ked th federal ,ovem- "I J'C,ard the aecretary's d - '-ial -I-n-. TURDAY t erm an d III' h en he III' ill 0 lfer th e d own m e snowy coun rylU e comp3rati\'e y coo I reception ~ • ~ ~~ ITaduate work in publJe rela­ ot 1M aMwer. 30 miles norlhe t of Pittsbur&h. (l'eelt'd SOY! t PI' mler Nikolai ment to put a prll'e noor of elslon a fulal," Hlckenlooper The National Opinion R • arch tions. I h around 20 a hundredwelrht on Id. ln other action, the Board ex­ On that, Hagerty had nothing Zanos, owever, suUered only Bul,anin and Communut part hOI and about 30 a hundred-I Th nator said he believed C.mter, Chic ,0, m., ..... 111 conduct tended the term of the editor of at all to say. a flesh wound of the head. Leader Niklta S. KhrushChev wellht on ,000 to choice cattle. t procram had been ,Iven '11- 'eek Jon StUd Metho The Daily Iowan, from Ilx The President himself was iso- Members of the posse closed In I . d T d erious con sid raUon by Benson In Re earch on H pith Problems months to one year. Th term lated from the political reverber- on Fallone about noon, 30 min- when they arrIve hur ay on 3. Declared It is non-partisan, and his department ociales. July 9 \0 Aug. 17. Enrollment. will now run !rom June 1 to ations around the Gettysburg utes after Zano was shot. They the last stop or their Asian tour. non-political and ODpo ed to any M y 31. White House press room. For t oun d F a 11 one crump""1_"' I n a fox- AfII h an Prem I er Ma h mm d form of \' 1·01 n-. The Iowan',s1 plan caUed tor ...-'n limited to 15, is open to h I l'k f J 22 II .~ th alrlcu turt department to d mle IOClal clentlJta con- him, it was another day of I;om- 0 e- I e re uge. H s . ca bre Daud and a lUard ot honor were The me tin, wa told that the pay tarmers an incentive of $5 cerned wt\h ~rch on h lib Circulation ~, anagcr bining a little official business automatic rifle was at his slde. at the airport, but nowhere were official 0 membe p Is now to $7.50 a hundred pounds bo\" and re arch workers In health with large amounts of relaxation So were about 500 rounds of am- " h I I 11 II 'Northwestern Prof and rest at his country estate. munition, He was wearin, only there the roarln, crowds wQlch more lha !l5,OOO. t sa pr ce on a SOWI or, ta " ncle . T S k t SUI blue jeans. a sports shirt and R had (l'eeted the Ru lans In In- Th r h d bf' n proposals that (youn, tem Ie pIp) they mark- Perso en,alt'd In profe ion- Civil Jury Cases I 0 pea a Adams Assures GOP', light tan jackel. He had been in dla and Burm.. the NFO or,anize I dele tion eted""t:lurlnc the 1'1 xt fe\\' \\' ks al work In agrll;ultural conom- When Hagerty walked Into the the sub-freeting countryside since In k pin, with the M,h n (or a m reh on Wa. hln,ton to H rkenlooper hao tim ted I ,who are a llvel commit ~ Listed for Court's Prof. Raymond W. Mack of tbe press room Thursday morning, he fleeing after the slayln,s about "overnm nt's pp~r nt IntAnt to pre cnt Its prolram. the program would cost betw n ' to I' rch In this field, are 11- b . Northwestern University Soelo- was shown a news dispatch 8:30 p.m. Wednesday. • ... Formt'r Iowa G()v. Dan Turn- 100 and. 150 mUllen dollars. Ible to att nd a 11-111' ek Instl- Novem er Session lo,y Department will peak here carrying Implications that Elsen- Tells or n,e ShOOU!l&' play down the visit, tla'5 and I' of Cornln, who aided in the In his I t I' to Hleltenlooper, tute on Qu ntltlve R arch , Jan. 19 at the SUI Socloloey and · 1 hower's top lieutenant, Sherman Although in serious condition, buntinc appeared bel t dly on tarly or,anlzallon work. said In which th s nator made public, Method!! in A,rlcultural Econom- Civil jury ca e for the No- AnthropololY CollOQuium. " Adams, might have assured New Gladys was able to talk about public buildlnc! Thursday. an ddre I that It would be "all HellIOn said he recornlt d lhat Irs at North Carolina State Col- vember term In Johnson counlY j H will speak on "The Soclolo- Hampshire Republicans that the the events leading up to the [n a brief pe ch at the alr- rlcht to ,0 to Wa hln,ton" but ffick nlooper's plnn would pro- el , R lel,h, N. C., Jun 11- Dalrict Court were announced JY ot Occupations," in the Preslqent w111 not reject a second shootings~ She said she had B I . aid he added that th NFO should vide direct Hnaneial aui tan July 20. Thu doy. hambllu,h 1 cture room ot the term In advance ot the state's dated Fallone several months ago, port, u ,anlD Ru la concentrat on ch i vt'ln, an In- to som bo produ ,but that Stipends, ranlin. up to Ca scheduled for Jan. 3 are' SUI Libr ry. primary. "after which he wouldn't let me "knows Afghanistan ts lncreas- corporated or,aniutJon with It would hav lIome und Irabl plus round trip Iravel allowan rfahoney va. Iowa State Hl,hw y ack has done I' earch In the It that wE!re so, the New talk to other boys." Ingly followln, a policy or neu_ l membcr hlp to back" con,reas- r Ultl. wlll b award d the buts or Comml Ion; Le VI . Don cO'l SOCIOIOaY 01 occupations on Hampshire GOP could go ahead "My parents finally forbad trallty while et'klnsc p ace." He men "who will \'"ote for us." Ho, markeUnp, Maid, re In rit and need by th Commlt- ond Zenl k \ .• . Te. r. which he pre ented 11 per t lind choose a prO-Eisenhower me to see him. Then he threat- declared conditions exu t "ror • ______.. now at , their a onal peak and t of th oclal nee R arch Two ca ar l'h duled .0 th National Soclolo,lcal II n. delegation to the Republican Na- ened UlI, said 'I'll get all of you, ' with lh continuation at th pork Council. Appllc lions, on forma tarl on Jan. 9, Stevl'nI v •. MII- , meetln, held In Wuhlnaton, madl ~ l tiona I Convention in August It It some day: " she rolated. expandln, and strenlt~enln, At- , Un I've rs I'ty purchu procrnm and with r - uppUed b' the Council, should ler and Po ey VI. GrUHn. D.C. last summer. while handllns II wishes. New Hampshire'S pri- He came to the house Wednes- ghon-SovJ t relations. duced market In, In the eomln" be bmltted before Jan. 9, 1ll!l6, On Jan. 11, ca. elated to start H also Is con.sultant for lh for a .995 ma rk. ) mary on March 13 is 1he Ilrst In riay evening. Observers here said the Quiet w ks, "We hould be able to to lht' Soclal Selene Re arch ar: Hinshaw VI. The city of . AII' Re. earch and 0 v lopm nt. long way 10 E~ ,l the nation. In 1952 it gave Mr. Box of Dynamite reception was plann d because Brl'efs achieve a ubltantla) Improve- Council, 726 Jack n Place, N.W., Iowa City: Moenck v•. M yers l Command Headquarter., Wash- the "most yeal\ ,. Eisenhower his first big boost Armed with the ririe and a the ,ovt'rnment did not wl~h to m nt In the ho, situation." I We hlnJlon 6, D. C, nd Schnllt, I' VI. Ra hid. Inaton, D.C. ot nine held bJ y toward the nomination. box of dynamite, the boy teror- spark the !at nt ontl-Rus.lan Rllftt Hanel Man i2ed the family, hot the girl and t elln, trndltlonal amon, At- ••'i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;~~~~~~~~~ji;~~~~~~~;j~~~~ii=~~~~~~~~ii~~~~iiiiiii killed her parents in the kitchen ahans. The gov rnmt'nt wants Tim , Tj\FF MEMBER 'Jr of the PhiJI i« • Adams was governor of New while five younger children cried close Russian tJe , the e sources the ur Philosophy Department basemen de· .' Hampshire before taking over In fear. As he walked outside sold, but does not want 10 ap- will attend the 52d annual meet­ third year in I " as Mr. Eisenhower's right hand Fallone saw Smail's brother pear a Soviet satelUte. ing of the Ea.tern Division of the 18 errors in 411 a man. William, 49, returning to th~ On at least one wall someone AmerIcan Philo phlc Society . . 960 average. lie ~ points ahead or t. Some Republicans .hove been house with help and shot him had painted: "Sovleta ,0 home." Pro!. Gusta v B rgman, Prot. turning on pres.~ure for on early down in the yard. The Kremlin I ad rs new to Richard Popkin and Theodore of MJlwa u~(f f of SI. Louis. disclosure of presidential poUtl- Then FallonI' fled, and the this mountainous kln,dom on the Waldman, philo. ophv Instructor, Cardinal I, cal plans so that the other as- manhunt was on. southern borders of th Soviet will repr ·nt SUI at the m t- I ' !!!=!~!!::!!!::~~~~~=!~!!::!!!T.======~~~===~======:;::::==:!:=~~==;:::======::~ the pace for sec­ plrants ,:"ould have time for.9 Early Thursday morning offlc- Union [rom Stallnabad, ('spit I in,. for the fOtJrtb rl bui~dup In event the decision IS! ers tound evidence Fallone had at the Soviet Rcpubllc ot Tad- The m tin, will be at Boston Classified Instruction Typln~ up with a.9~ t agamst a second term. been holed up in an abandoned shlk. Unlver. lty, Bo ton, Mass., Dec.' Advertising Rates TYPINO-Itll rU... .". l-IOR The President's doctors have house about midway of the three- Bad w ather had forced lhem 27-29. from only l' 0 chances. Danny 'uggested that It will be late mile trip !rom the Smail home to bypass Kabul Wednesday and PATRI K RIL y, L3, Dcs Word Ad. TYPING: 1-04.. 1-1R Braves was see· January or some lime in Febru- to th~ house where Fallone lived land In Termez, Soviet city 400 Moin s, ... ill atl nd an Iowa wa- One Day .. -. U a Word Child Car. '!"YPINO of An)' kind. 01.1 "&'Itt"lSR ary before they can tell him how with his parents. mILes north of the Af,han capi- tershed conr~rl'nce in Des Moine Two Daya _. . 104' a Word ClIRlSTOPHIR Rob!n, P.... TYPING lin. II-DR and Eddie Miksil ~ cfr°OmmPlehiteslYsephte 24hBhsearretCOaVttearedk FromFOthoetParibnat.ndOlnnednhoOWuse po tal. I today and Saturday ~~~~;:~::=:::}~: : :~~~ Phone 1· 1712. ~OR S .... U : 1111 ,,,1(1 VIClo rUl . Will TYPING: 8:01. lUI-a&. Cubs also lllad! 9 . C • , - The conrer nce 111'111 discuss Five DaYI . __ ~ 15t a Word I t.... u dY· · JPIIUNoKn .~_-. '!:-e _.. III.·J'RI TYPINO Dial _ II-U ng" team. B.1nkl l Mr. Eisenhower's personal phy- lice tracked Fallone for about Water Chaser for water hed problem reJated to Ten Days .. 204' a Word Mllc.llonoous For Sal...... ro~, -~ with .972, alH! b sieian, Maj. Gen. Howard M. three hours, following his 1001- con_ rvation an dagrlculture. One Month .. 39~ a Word 11'". Sale p.« h.al.r. 1.5 .000 B T.lI lIN. rORD v-a c01'Inrllbl •. ch P. Dial Ma~~~PI 1:.n~ ou Welders with r Snyder, said last Saturday that prints In the new snow. B' Wh·'- (MInimum Char,e 5ot) Ver noolOnablp. Phon .. 4"'. 12-10 1'ItO. 1· 1 If he were the President he "About 11 :15 or 11 :30 a.m., he urn.ng 'SKY Riley i · a rt' arch assistant in JI·IIR 's Duke Snider 1 would make no decision before fired at us," said state police lhe SUI Colle,e or Lnw. Display Ad. ' .... NCV WORK lor llil •. Dial IM· . '4 Rides Wonled with .9889. 12 Typlnll. a-:ssee. mid-February. Cpl. Metro Poloskey, leader of BALTIMORE (iP)-Nearly 20,- PROF. RALPII L. IIRINER, One. In 9~~0~ Coi·~;;;j:.'''i·;;ch LADY'S------~------8run wl ... k bowlln. b.1I .nd Additional light on the time lhe posse. : 000 gallons of raw whL ky went head or the SUI Department of Five Insertions a'Month .... 1M • . prl ell Ill)' new. rile 0 11)0 Room. for R.nt . d "That was the (irst we knew down the drain here, with flre- Chemi lry will talk to the north- Each In ertlon, 10,. an. SOl< II . n·n eJ emen t may be f or th com In.. I I Saturday aIter Dr. Paul Dud ley where he was. He had barrl- men us ng w~ter as a eha r. ern Alabama. ecllon of the Am- 8U a Column Inch r .... Sal.: ""'0 TV chlln. chl'Sl•• nd ludenl men. t .. .. whle b.llerlna 10!'mll1. CIII 5G'14 . 12-. ____-'- ...... _ -'-_,.;...... ;.... ______"'-' __ U.I. LL'S White, the Boston heart special- caded . himself bock ~! a big In a sid $wIP!n, ot two fr Ight l'rlcan Chemical Society In n Insertions a Month, lat, examines the President here. stump and a fallen tree.. car~, a boxcar loaded with raw Huntsville, Alabama Tuesday. Each ~sertion, TOR 3 .... 1.1:: aab,. puak.ets. Gu;>r.n- White is the chief consultant on Zanos was hH a few mlDutes whlSky caught .tlre. Firemen Shrin r will talk on "Chemistry ..... 80f a Column Inch letd canart • cololed CAl C81W. 9 P,M. TODIa'hI wraoppln. piper. DIal 21)42. 12-21 Mr. Eisenhower's case. later and taken to the hospital. dealt Quickly WIth the blaze, or Natural Coloring Matter," 4191 GIRL After a further exchange ot , then set about breaking up 300 - ----_. ---­ shots - Poklskey estimated 25 1r smoldering 65-gallon wooden kegs and wellln, them :~r fit:: cap!~~/os~~ym~~ ~~ ;oh;~y W;lif1iI2 . ~.~~! " P.'s for Sol. turther gunfire, although Fallone l- - --- had nearly 500 rounds ot am- END A BIUDE BUY qualily cocke ... Dial 4GOO. U-IUI munition for his QUick-tlrin'! TODAV CT 1\r·7 Aoartment tor R•• t At 910 Kiloc1clea Is mall rifle. _ • .,; i ~i' t. j , NEW tac:uIIY m"",bef wan ruml·hed aopor1menl by January 15. Writ. Do 10, Dally Iowan. 12-11 Dorothy Ray's guest on MORN- I STARTS SATURDAY Samson Card Tables ING FEATURE at 9:45 is Mrs. !.. I Who Does It All e.ltt • Alice Overholser, who will ex- HallS o.s\.OIl DO IT YOURSI!!I.J" ... lIh tool. trom $7,95 and $13.95 plain the services of SUI's Con- Ch · t. Bf'nlon tfeet R.nt.1 rvlee. 401 11:., Malt::ht •• ca..ln •••1Iabtr. Ben IOn. a-~1. 1-12 tinuation Center. rlS Jan Table Lamps WSUI begins l'\ new series to- CedAr aapldl, I.... Andersen P.rsonal night at eight. It's THE NEGRO Tonlle Pl:RSONAL loaM on typewriter . from $7.95 SpmrTUAL, with folksingel I.rrln( phonoV.phl. ~!'U .qulpmlnl. and BI EL Rolf Cain as host. This series of "GALA BALLOON BALL" -D()OR OPEN 1:" P.M..- I. weir,.. lI00:k-Ecte Loan Co.. 221 S. DANNY KAYE Capitol. RII·I:I Carpet Sw"pers five programs will follow the I C~ .. te,," - P,lau .. f'.n Negro spiritual from its African - PLUS MOVED 10 n ... IoeatJon, 221 S. Cap. I, KIn,•• r ,,,.. tun S",la, IfOUnd fI.oor. pnon .. 4$3S. HOCK ·EYE from $8.95 bel!innin,srs to present-day ja:u TOM OWEN'S COWBOYS . 43,13!3;'· LOAN COMPANY. 221 S. Capitol. lS·leI W... ,II",.. and the "arranged" spiritual. . tan. "Over The House for Soi. Magazine Baskets WSUI will broadcast on a TO.DAY Week-eDd" shortened schedule becinnin( ~ BIG CHRISTMAS PARTIES TWQ.BEDROO)t house. lbre. room. $1.95 to $9.95 Monday, throughout Christmas FRIIlB - TURKEYS - FREE e,,,·pe\.ed . G heal Lar•• ,;.r.... . N .. ar Lonr;fellow 1<'1'1001. Larew Com..... ',.. m C~ from DlbDerous vacation at SUI. Broadcasting Saturday last WI hlnr;t'On Stret!L 12-21 othe.r cilia lor the house. will terminate at 2:,1.5 P.~. daily "lIlJdl .. v •• lnolo D.nee ....1. " Nl:W \hree-bedroom howe. .... I IIde, Cl..... RATV'" .nr.DIItAft"• ..... _oaLD IJG,WI"I ....'''D untLl January 3d, when WSUI , .r ---- by 01lll\H. "I. 12-11 will resume its regular 14 hour EDDIE ALLEN II Nl:W ' ...... bedroom howe. F1nt wenue.-- I KIRWAN "If there's anything I can't stand, Harry, it'. a defeat· day. 0.. IIe.L Immed.IIote po on. JWd I FUl.NITUIE rus ORCHESTIlA Ball En,u-r!nr; and Do "~nt. Inc., ist attitude!" Pnone l1li1. 12-21 8 8. D1lbuque FrIday. De..... b.r It, 1131 Wetl .....y 8:00 Mornln,; Chapel ' : I~ News "Over ~A ... NJTI" RONDaI 8:30 Am.rkan Gov.rnment Iy atlCl YOUNG ' : 1~ The Bookotu.tt DEL TAYLOR GI~ ME ' :45 Momln,; F.atur. ALL OF - 10:00 New. '" rus ORCHESTRA ANYTHING TO IO : I~ Kllchen Conee.rt BACK 10 BE.D 11 :00 Let ScJen"e Tell U. 11 :15 Mu.lcal ShoWCII,. NEW YEAR'S EVE Tlck.ts 1J :f5 Bonjour M ...... mes U:OO Rhythm Rambles now on lale 11:30 News . 1J:f5 Sports Roundtable 1:00 Musical Chat. I :» Conservatlon In Hawkey"l.."d -Doors Open 1:15 P.M.- 2:L!I MusIc In BI.cIe .nd While 2:30 Music Appreclalion and History I 3:10 WaU. !'Im. ' 3:30 News 3:45 H ••dl [MI In Chemistry 4:00 Tea Time 5:00 Children's Hour ~@!l~[tw 5:30 News 5:f5 SportJ

101 and the IOYS PI ..- C.I.r ea.-. aDd a ...... , hal"'. Accordlan land "HAaE BaUIIY" 8'0"'.1 AdmlaaloD 18c PIa Tax " NATION OF "THLETIS" Until 8:31 l1rlstmal !)eo. -LATE NlWS- Mbre" .' -l.B. Not 80" .. .u. 8-TID DAILY IOWAN-I... City, ~_rrt , Dee. II, lUll • Core Course- St~Clyi~g Medicin_ . , , - (COII(;,lt/ec( frolll ,Page l) Find Housewife ' S/o';n, (ii,·Record :. courses In literature. hlstorical- cultural. natural science or social Nab Suspect ,·n Barn, ,. science wt)iJe still In high school ftlllTltS hidonesian at -SUI on probably will stand a good ' LINCOLN Ncb. (.4') _ The - BlI.lrkers and prefers to be called Naida by friends. " , h He told some Wild stories of II ~ nit." ...... d hi ' . U I ·ome transfer students, pressed their search for t e 1 b ' d b h' .( th HAHN. lIfr . • ~.r M .... CUflotd. 3.'k If. ~ ;-ur. ~llilng IS studying a vanced tec n qucs In medicone at n - - t I f 22 Id L' clOg pursue y IS WI e. I.l Dllbuoli. a bay Wl!dnepllal. 1t1l~.Y' .in a foreign country so G· I 107 Discussing the second choice-- Lincoln City Forcstcr Darrell F' l l'ear lhe secluded white cottage DBATB8 tbit .they may take new tech- Iven 0 completinct a compdraiJle Ilum- Parker was fo und bOund and JD Antelope Park which the city FAWCETT. Floyd, n . "",",bolt, . _OIl. A...._l1CB t!ack to t hcir home COUIl- i .'. ' ber or hours., In. an approved de- strangled' III, a bed at her hOmI.ltiN, Von Bun. ... try. By Rotary partmental area - Stuit said: Wednesday, She wore only a esler. Thursd oy aL lIfercy H051>llJIt . • , h' "d b ' b th PIERSON, S,,=, &. Moline. DJ .. WOII· • Ard.et ill SoewwtorlD I "Whlle these courses (those sweat s Irt a,\ rasSlerc. 0 ' . - • at VeterallJ' HospItal • JPorkl n~Fd.:r •1 J?". Thung ~ad the mlscortun.e l Miss Naida Sylvia Ing Hwa available under this choice dur- of tljem cut down the [l'onL. Aigerlan Terrorist I R';.'?'~t.,~~.n'H~Y:I~na. wtdn~ A month-long" t~ arrlv~ durmg one of Iowa S Thung is one 0/107 graduate stu- Iing the experiment) will be re- Scheele said the Iowa SLale IA k C. STRAHLE, Joe. 76 ••14 S, DocIle. Wed- by Johnson Coun, tJ'p,ic~l ' weath~r tantrums. Henry I dents from 28 countries to be viewed by the Liberal Arts Com- College graduate, a dietician for ttac s ontlnue sTuut~? "~h~~~~h~~~ ICtdor ItJop. , ~ purpose of .. " ."'-"", Rotary representatl've awarded Rotary Foundation Fel- millee on Educational Polley, it u flour mill here. had bruises on I ALGIERS Algeria (JP) _ Con- Ids. Wtdn~d.y at :,elera;; ~""t:tat Iowa City and J, -- "'«".... , is likely that the ~reas available her left cheek. left eye and on t1nuing political murder and ter- 'MI1o-;;':'~!!in!~:ta~A:t Mcr~Y Ho~~"'- ft. ve., presiden t of ~ho was.to ~cct her plane at the lowshlps for advartced study I now will be retained," her nose but it was not estab- rorist attacks in Algeria Thurs- MAaalAGK 1.ICKl\f.~ ." '. . abroad in 1955-56. I' h d I th ' 'h h d b t • BE'I'1'I:S. William C.. 24, lOw. CI~y. l/Id Lansen said th ."",1. City airport. was stymied. Miss Thung. who is studying .;; ,t .. (;" C'" ,< ~ " T. he Seplember. 1955. course IS e w 1e el sea een a -Iclay brought the week s toll to Rondayc SCHULTZ. 23. J!valUloa. City crocers and ~1 'FiJ'st they told me the plane medicine at SUI was born In AN lNDOlllElStAlII PHYSJS :t x ,. in 1949 recorded a ,or:, Thung speaks almost per- JG the person who dies IS a legal ber of farm commodities, He did alli.il, In the Cook County (Chi- f~i "'EpI1ish with only a slight ' resident, . , not name them. cago) recorder's office to al\ ce- ~~Iit .. She s~ems to understand Boss, Loses Job Judge Evans directed R. Nell- Questioned. the s~cretary said lestial space except that occu- I tlie American slang phrases, son MHler, clerk of the court h d h e 'th a "ied bv the earth and other all h ' I' I fl e agree, owev r. WI re- .. ~ ~ .~~b~~~ - NEW YORK (A>}-Santa Claus and~.~nWlnthe~~M,I~~~~~rtm~tec~micfu~~~~lv~~n~d~i~es~._~ papers and to send copies to , .-.t-..______~ __~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ' . ~. Thung commented on her got intoxicated Wednesday and the clerk of the district court in cast t~at f~rm I~c0':'le .I,n 1956 \ oWJ1 eo!!ntry: wound up in a fist fight. Muscatine County. f~?bal:JlY ~111 be. 'a Iltt1~h ' below "''''I~he Dutch schools are very A relief Santa took over 45- IS year. arm Income IS year !Pod ' 0t course you know we Id G Whit t ' has been running about 10 per .avei.' ~n a lree country for ~~f~~ey at e~;~~ and ~~~~~~ Art Exhibit BuUet,in . cent below last year, ~1~ '10 years," 8"e said proudly.' Ave" to give him a 10-minuil) T?e Marketing Service. of the Chevrolet's 7 • 1 Jearn~d EngU~h in school, along coffee break, S t t T h Agriculture Depal·tm.ent ~ut out wtth' French,.

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