died Forecast NLF Move Partly cloudy loday, wilh ch anc. of professors, and snow or sl"t d.v.loping today, ton lghl im,,.;""n. for Freedom , and Sunday, Highs loday In the 20s. ail Iowan Discounted vior aspect 01 the dea l wit h the types 01 Serving the University of Iowa and the People of Iowa City and activities that \!;.tabUshed in 11168 10 cents a COpy Associated Press Leased WIre aDd WireDhoto would engage in with Jowa City, Iowa S224O-Saturday, December 16, I 7 By U.S. of the target I'roups, rriage, Iriendship, or Officials Seek Motive said that to try to de­ this survey what For Showing Document oC behavior 01 ill> r'ui.,,,,.rl was important. Bridge Caves In Bowen Ur g'es Easing W HI GTON I.fI - The LniLed tales he said, are usually almost totally discounted Friday LIlY sig· a person's actual nlficance for Vietnam peace in a ational a member o[ the Liberation Front maneuver at the United groups, alion . But privately, o{(]cials were try. of the survey will be ing to find out exactly what is behiod the in the Daily Iowa n Over Ohio River; Of UI Paternalism unu ual move. in January, ThUnsd8Y, Romania circulated to all oth I' U. . members a statement of the By BILL NEWBROUGH denl's re~idence should fit into the educa­ thought a tudent was dtfferent from oth­ war and peace aims 01 the NLF - known ED. CHAI NED. Toll Unknown Editor tional proc s. er young people on their own. A tudent as the Viet Cong. " I don't like Ihi paternali m. I don't i, a part or a univer ity community, be The talement called lor creal ion oC "a POINT PLEASANT, W. Va. IA'I- A tow­ of wreckage beneath the ramp on the Ohio S" Related Stories, Page 3, NGAGE D think it's a part o( the univer ity func­ said, and has I' sponsibilitie dirCer nt national union democratic government" in ering suspension bridge collapsed during DES MOfNES - Pres. Howard R Bow­ side. t;on," Richards said. fnlm a member of any oth r communily South Vletn m and proposed variou re­ rush-hour and Christmas shopping traffic "TraCCic was bumper to bumper," said en recommended Friday that the Univer­ PINNED A student's being on his own, rellulal­ lisbehavior by anyone in a univer 'ity Corms as well as complete elimination of Woodhouse, A3, Clinton, to Friday, sending an estimated 75 cars and 25-year-old Todd Mayes, a teacher at the sitv of fowa relax to a certain extent community reClt'(:t upon thaI community, truckS into the Ohio River. Nine bodies some of the regulations nver students' m,:t his own behavior, is an important part U. . Corces from the country and Ihe U.S.' Reschly, Ml, Olds, Phi Kyger Creek High School in Ohio. "I don't according to Perrin .. supported Saigon government. were recovered and estimates were the know how man" cars were on it but traf­ privale lives. Bul several member of the of Ihe educational proce , he added Board of Regents indicated that the y Regent Melvin H, Wolf oC Waterloo, Bowen presented to the regent a pro­ No Chl nge Seen death toll might go higher when daylighl fic stretched ali the way across the bridge. A State Department spoke man said the permitted searching the river. "Looked Up., . It Was Gone" would like 10 see even fewer regulations a~reed wilh Richards: posed statem nl 01 policy for tudent hous­ iug at the Univer Ity. He empha ized program, originally publish~ Sept. I, "re­ "The whole bridge is in the river," a "I looked up and it was gone," said than Bowen suggested. ", , , Any young persOn in America "ho can get away Irom his parent can live thot tbe polic)' statement w not final and fleets no signIficant change" Cor either policeman said at Gallipolis, Ohio, near Mayes who turued onlo the Ohio·side The diSCUSSion of the subjecl came as the 'LF or North Vietnam. Further he bridge ramp on the way to his Point Pleas­ "a~ being pre ent~ 0 that Ih rCllents thp Ohio end oC the 1,750-Coot-long bridge. thp re~e~ts took up the question of hous­ could comment about it. charged Ihat the purpose of the NLF in "There isn't any bridge any morc." ant home seconds after the span collapsed. inr policies at the three universities they any co IiUon government would be to es­ Normally, he was on the bridge daily at control. Both oC Ihe olher universities, Pelton Gets Chance In the proposed ~tatement, Bowen mad Among those reported missing were Ihe tablish its own control bv seizing immedi­ 5 pm., but he had stopped to buy a can of Iowa State University, Ames, and I h e these suggestion : 18-year-old wiCe of Howard Boggs and his ately "th levers or po\\'er," Annis, A4, Streater, paint near the bridge approach. University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, Student Body Pre.. John T, Pelton • That the L'niver Ity plan to conlinu 17-monlh-old daughter. attended the Board of RI!9.nll m"t, Pre oHicer Robert J. McClo key said, Xi Delta to Will iam Ambulances from cities and lowns on generally have Ie strict rule regarding pro\'iding housing Cor about one-third of however, the United Stale is .till prob­ G, Cedarburg, Wis, "They just went down and they didn't where studenls must live and what hours ing in Des Moine. Friday, PelIon last it. studenLs, but provid some hou Ing come up with me," sobbed the 24·year-old bolh sides oC the river, along with police monlh had asked to talk with the re· inC behind the mllneuver. So Car, he said, an-I fire dellartmcnt rescue units, sped to they musl keep Ihan the Universily suited to older single tudents, which it Ambas odor Arthur J Goldberg has been Ann Birmingham, A2, Boggs. "I don't know how I'm going to live gent. during a format meeting ..5- , Colo., to Donald Mac­ the scene. Point Pleasant is a light indus­ ha, not done before. informed that there is no change In the without Ih~m . ThE' regenl~ took no Cinal action on thl' $ion. but w.. lold h. would hlv. to com' (r~ NLF and North Vletname position that College, Alpha "That old bridge was bouncing up and lown of 6,000, about 57 miles north­ ubjecl bUI indicatl'd they intend to dis­ municete to Ihem through Prn. How­ • That more lIttention be devoted to west oC Charleston, West Virginia's capi­ cuss it agaJIl in th~ neXI few month_ . ard R. Bowen, the cultural and ocial asp cIS of Univer, the United Nations has no right to I I.er­ down like it always does," Boggs said. lal slty housing than ha' been donI' in the ven In the war In Vietnam. "Then all of a sudden everything was Bowen told the regents he thoughl an But p.llon did Ue' I chance to .ay I J\layes said he was stopped by a traWc pn t. Wh t most interested U,S. officials pd­ falling down . . . my Ceet touched the important part of thl' educlltional proce. s few things to the reg.nt. during Ih. lighl as he prepared to turn onto the occurred oulslde the classroom and that mutillg. When one of the r.gents Isk.d • That fre hm n and sophomore be vat Iy, howev r, was the Indication that damned bottom oC the river." th(' enemy lende- hip in Vietnam is trying bridge ramp. He said he jumped from his Ul'S made hau,ing an academic consider- , w~.' women It the Univ.r.l,y w.... tub· strongly encouraged to liI'e In rc 'Idence Traffic Was Heavy car when he saw the bridge was gone. ation, He said an eCCort should be made iect 10 hour., Pelton oHer.d the an.­ halls so that th y become mor clo Iy to build up the National Liberation Front An accurate count of the number of ve­ and give It new, international pre lige. "The superstructure of the bridge must to increase the educational effcctlvene,. wer. involved in the tniversity community. Moore, A4, Homewood . hicles streaming across the 40-year-old have all those cars and trucks pinned be­ oC sludent housing. Pelton at. dinner with on. of Ihe reo Possibility R'lected bridge was impossible. Aside from the • Thllt women'5 hour be delermined Alpha Theta to Denny neath it," Mayes said. Financing Study Wanted gen" and Illked with most of the olh­ primarily through women'· stud nt gov· These authoriti 5 releel completely the usual heavy flow oC commuter traC£ic Cram Le Mars, Delts Sig- Three lruck drivers who escaped when Board Pres. Stanley F. Redeker of e" informally. He .aid he found the ernment. po. iblhty that any kind of split or polic)' bolh Ohio and West Virginia, there was Iheir rigs plunged into the river said they Boone aid he wanted a study 01 finan­ mettin" very Int.resting Ind would try differ nee has developed between Ihe NLF a heavy flow of Christmas shoppers and to attend more meelings In the futur., • Tbat the student per onnel sy tem leadership and the government of North feared Cor their parlners in the cabs. cing University-owned housing units to and academic advi ing be decentralized. weekend travelers. West Virginia Gov. Huletl C. Smith and ct' if the cost of such units could not come Vietnam. The U.S posItion is that the NLF The disaster blocked all traffic on the West Virginia Road Commissioner Burl A. directly out of educational fund . wher he wants to. Just because be goes • That experim: unils, continuing year-long COntracUi student films also will to finance foreign aid in the CUlTent fiscal \ H'tnam war. (0 the dormitories, carPl'ting the corri, lots also blasted 14 sur(ace-tl)-air missile at Lincoin Center's year - the lowest sum voted i.n the pro· Mills blocked action on the proposal at dors of dormitories to reduce nol>Drake University would * * * * * * be over 21 , and how student living in the can plan and one VIetnamese plane were its divinity school "approved" housing and Greek house shot down Ihat day. were able to do the sam thing. said the decision was GO en ed Allowing more freedoms 01 these types un iversity trustees, who ir. the dormi'ories might make tbom more WASml\fGTO\l Lfl - Republican leo riel's I' "· ·~ " I into and run over on the road, rising costs and d ·s; r~ble and cnn~"quenly makp it cas· Fighting Pauses of t1w 1I ~lIs' ,,.,,1 SPllat" d,'f"n'led tho Ihe bils and pieces of what someone else as primary fac· h- to meet our financial obligation on Dpmocnt ic·conlrolled 90th Congress Fri­ It., s buil'." he said. th -m, Mrs Ros'''field said. da\' U·) ·I s'li -f j\ n ,!,j " nns "ct \$ rvp a hp ' t ",' The PI'csidcnt said the OOlh Congres! break" th an they '!'p gotlin,;: und er Presi­ Bowen said Ihat there were three diI­ Set For Holidays WOlS pr01l1dive. then added: de "' .Ioh'ls'm'~ Ir;J,lership f"l'e~t i~~ucs to be considered in t his a-ea' liquor, hours and t!nterfainin~ the SAIGO ~ - Presi'ient guven Van "We b~lieve that we have a better solu­ "Need Great Congresses" Thieu's government announced friday a tio~ for the nro',If'ms faeinl( the natioll," 0'lposi1e ex in rooms. He said that aI· "Pili IVP nel'd not jusl productive Con­ th"u~h the rellulal iOM about eaeh of these ~4-hour allied cease-fire lor Chris·mas It sai1 Rep Cornie! R Ford of ;I[irhigan gr"sscs, we need great Congresses again, ad1ed that it bas derided in principle to Wilh ,Jn h ns~n in th~ Whil~ Hnuse . Srn. r' ~ttors were the same in dormilor'e as no ius good on~s." 0>' prve " 2t-hour truce at ew Year's Everpll M Dir',sen of Illinois said. the na­ i Grepk house and ap'lroved bOU *lg. "This is a god Congress," Ford said, the t lion is "in a Cix .. anti the GOP is trying Ihere was some variation in the way the and a 48-hour truce for lunar new ",mo ii 's brcause the American people ypar, Tet. 10 do somelhing about it. regulatIons worked i~ ooeratioo. mqdeo some chpnees Crom the last one." U.S. offielals in Wa hinglon said they Dirl:son ,on ,1 f'onl spokp in rebutlal to Public R.ll tions Cl ied Rrpublkans gained 47 seats in the a~roe1 That means bomt,ers will be brief. a Tuesday night speech i'1 which 7G hnson In all of these issues, Bowen said, the House. three in the Senate in the 1966 Iy grounded again_ • gave f~int rrnise to Ihis Conr,ress ami as· qlt" tion is not only what is good policy, r1tll'l io',. But Democrats still are in nomi­ As In the past, Sai~on authorities paid sail ed its ne~ubJicon members. bu' al~o what i good public real 'ion . "This is nol a rubber-slumll COIl!(ress," nal chnrge of bolh branches although ad­ 1I I Pre'. J.W. Maucker said his Insti­ no public atlentk'l to a Viet Cong procla­ Foret said. "The lasl Congress was Presi­ m nis r:1Iion con 1'01 slins sometimps when tulion was in the process of "relaxinq" m- ion of arrp,,,!'omen's to rurb hos'i1i ' ip< Southern Democrats side with Republicans den JoiJns'lP's Co Ign'ss. its rel(ulal ions on where stUfjpnl can ovnr the traditional holiday. The two sides ag,linst White House proposals. "We didn 't agree and r"ankly we dirtn't Ii e. He said he intftnded to lavor drop­ D' ftr ~~ l tOI!~ther 10rmaUv on the truce, Iik· Ihp Prosido n"s unfair assessment of ping approved hou in~ lis but keeping always' marked by some bloodshed. Ihe 90th Congress." "recommended" housing lists. '!'hp Vie roog commanrJ, in a s' atem'!nt COll4r"55 Pra isod A "recommended" Ii t would not use broadcast by the LiberaUon Radio and "For lhe first time in years," said Dirk­ N ws In Brief available supervision as a criterion As r 1~\ewI to the world b\' Hanoi ov. 18, s"" "Ihis hilS bnpn Ihp aS5ertive, 3g~r~s lllng as there are residence t,lIl1s Mauck­ s1id i would observe three-day cease­ siv" Congress 'N hich hilS really gOlle to bnt ALSO IN THE NEWS LAST NIGHT: er said, parents who feel thpir chilrjr n ';r,s over rhr,s'r,18s and Now YMr's I>~" to r~tri e ve its "onstitu'ional position ." ATH ENS - Signs mou nted that the mil­ npM supervi ion can force them to Ii ve a sevelKlay truce (o~ Tet, Jan T1 to Feb. They recorded the reply to J oh I1son for itary regime is "~ki n g ~ compromise to there. 3. n . ' io~al 1~lpvisior.-r;ldin broadensl Frldny iJring back Ki ng Constanti ne or another Maucker said thaI he thought ISU had If the syslem works out Ihis season as n i~ h ' Johnson's speech to the AFL-CIO memb~r or t)le Greek royal fa mily, to reo tho best situation as far a housing is con­ i' has in the nast, the allied forN'S will 'n 'I'u S Iw \' lnS nullonally broad· lain Ih e mona rchy. cerned of the three universilies. AI Ames. o'ls~rve onl y -the cease-fire periods de· include you r Zip cast. and the RcpuhlicRns demanded and only fr eshmen women art' required to r1'rM bv the Saigon governm ~n l. rerrlved tIme to answer him on the major ALGI ERS - The government announced live in the dormitories, and only they h!lve Las' year the operations and shooting your return add ress that forces loyal to Presidcmt 1I0uari Bou­ can easil y Zip mail networks. mandatory hours. Other women studenta war started up again when the lrtJce prl)­ ,Jo~nson clllll'd Republicans in Congress medienne put down an armed rebellion younger than 21 lIlay have no hours and claimed by Sa igon ended even though the "woo~en Do ldicrs of the slatus quo." Irrl by dissidenl army o(ficers in bitLer Ji ve olf campus with parental consent Crm 'J1 u l';~ t ~ had proposed longpr pau>l!s. • publlt ,,,,Ice In too,. fighting not Cllr (rom Alcicrs . Ih. Ad,erllll", Co"",11 "The only program Ihat Grand Old Par­ ISU officials said thai a high percentage Each side has accused the other o( re­ ty offers is the remains of ,/hat they have By The Aa.soc:i.ted Pres. of the eligible women stlldenta received sponsibility (or incideats that mar th e parental permissiOn Lo have lID houri, truces, ------'e,e 2-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, le.-Set., D.e. !t, "6l Some of Buchwald/s IThe Deep End' vibrates " Kleinberc "" best friends are poor with action of late 160s Unrelatec By ART BUCHWALD program could get along on less money By MARY CLARK The present-lense narrative never lets By MARY ANN McEVOY WASHINGTON - Some of my b est because they knew how poor people lived. THE DEEP END, by Jos.ph Hay.s, you forget the imminence of the book. The e . • Whether to reinstate or dismiss friends are poor. The other day I ran into Don't forget, Congrcss had to cut some- Nlw York: Viking Prfll, $6.95. Av,lI· senlences slide from clear coherence into Paul Kleinberger, G, Silver SlaUery, who was nursing a beer in the where and what better place than In pov· abt. at Iowa Book and Supply Co. choppy jumpy smatterings of words - Springs, Md .. is not related Lo _ cornel' saloon. erty'! You wouldn't want them to cut the "The Deep End" by Joseph Hayes is a which really makes you {eel the clear court verdict. Dewey B. Stuit . "How's it going, SlatterY'I" I asked nil depletion allowance. would you~ sense and uttel' insensibility which the dean of the College of Liberal:. him. "Of cour e not. h Slattery said. "I'm "now" novel. Its characters. its language. its entan­ author is trying to show. Arts. said Friday. "Pretty bad." Slattery said sadly. "This not a fanatic about these things. But I People go insane in the book but YOU Kleinberger was arrested on hasn 't been a good year for poor peG- can't help thinking that if the poor people glement in today's debates on lruth. God, sex - everything in it vibrates witb the can't reaUy be sure Who is crazy until the a charge of conspiracy in con­ pie ." had a rich lobby they would have got aU very end. nection with the Dec. 5 anthwar "I didn't think any year was good for the poverty money they wanted." action of the late 19605. The only thing old about it is the plot. "The Deep End" is more than an action demonstration. He subsequently poor people." "I'm surpriscd at you. Slattery, for packed suspense story-there are physical was suspended (rom his position "Oh. we had a couple th inking such evil thoughts. Congress nev. But Hayes updates and re·vitalizes it by several bizarre additions. The plot Is sim· and psychological violence and pain - as a rhetoric inslructor. of good years the I' e cr bows to vested interesls. I can't re- both of which Hayes forces you to feel. when everyone was wor- call a single case where a congressman i1ar to Hayes' earlier novel. "The Desper· Stu it said that if Kleinberger were found innocent he would not ried about poor people, ha ~ been influenced by a strong lobby. ate Hours." whicb was made into a Hum· Th. frenk lan!luage often uled by and everyone talked What kind of representatives do you think phrey Bogart movie. In "The Desperate Hay.,' charaelers tends to make .Vln necessarily be reinstated nor about winning the war we have?" Hours," a family is held captive in its the sophisticat.d reader widen hi ••y.s. 1V0uld a guilty verdict definite­ on povet·ty and helping "I guesR you're right," Slattery admit· bome by Bogart, a notorious criminal. In But most people. unl ..s they .n IX· ly mean hi dismissal. people pull themselves ted . "Perhaps they have made life dif· "The Deep End." the family becomes tremely puritanical. should Igr •• that The investigation by the Col­ up by their bootstraps. ficult for us because tbey just don·t like Adam Wyatt, successful New York lawyer. such bluntness is neclssary in b.li.v. lege o( Liberal Arts II independ­ ent of the court investigation of But I knew it wouldn't jus." the criminal becomes two hippies. Wilby. Ibl. p.rsons. last." "Now that makes more sense. Nobody a homosexual. and Jenny. an oversexed The book brings to bear the hard fact Kleinberger. Stuit said. He said that his investigation "Why not?" likes poor people. Slattery. They g i v e broad. that we often have little control over "You just can't seem BUCHWALD people gUill feelings . and frankly. pover· Hayes adds an LSD party, several psy­ events that can change our lives and how would be to determine exacUy J WtJ with the people," said Ray. "We are going to know what the y CAL.L. IT f 'IIant."

TUTIit IS HONOltlo- Allen C. Tester, profeaaor of Ieology, was awarded an honor­ ary life membership in the Geo­ logical Society of Iowa in recog· nition of his achievements at the IJniversity and as aB8latant direc­ tor of the Iowa Geolollical Sur. 11.'-__- .. vey, at a recenL meeting of the lociety. TNI DAILY IOWAN-lewa City, la.-w., Otc. 16, 1"'-1'... , Ijbrates Kleinberger Probe Regents Approve Spending Get Tougher With Smokers, . d. UI Physician Urges Doctors Unrelated To Trial For Z00 logy, Arts B In g I ,',:,:::::.."'= ~~: I ~':' :..."':. f:':;m~:-:'--: : By MARY ANN McEVOY 1 has denied being a leader of the u" incnce of the book. The DES MOINES "'" - Contracts I'd on competitill bids, i for and Merrill of Chlcallo and Han- e sl\'ely. accor~ln ~ Dr. Don· h art altaco IR middle age. ~:~~~~"" , . Whether to reinstate or dismiss demons tration. I ald L. Warkentin. assIStant pro- from clear cohercnce into P a u I Kleinberger, G, Silver Stuit said that outside activo lotaling $321,756 (or remodeling Ihe art building addition now I sen·Lind·Meyer, Inc .• of Iowa fe ""r o( IllternaJ medicine. A combination of t\l'O or more smatter ings of words - Springs, Md ., Is not related to a ities which interfered with ef· the Chemistry Building at the under construction. The rest will City. for the ho pltal plans, faclor mulliply the risk The you leel the clear court verdict, Dewey B. Stuit, fccliveness of an instructor might UnIversity of Iowa were award· be for Leaching and reo arch. Charles Richardson and Ass/Ie. He aaid this week that 11 person heart altack risk 01 a person" ho insensibili ty which the dean of the College of Liberal be grounds for disciplinary ac· ed by !he Board of Regents Fri· EqUipment for the Art BUIld· iate o( Davenport is the firm "'ho mokes a paek or more of smoke . "ho h a high chol~· to show. Arts. sa id Friday. tion. day. ing addition will be paid for roughl for lh Zoology BuiJdin C! ar t.s a day bas !hr~ to five lerol level, and who has bit: h in the book but yoU Klelnberger was arrested on "A classroom teacher m u s t Burger Construction Co. of from state fund . The art mu- addition. tim ted to cost $1.7 Illnes the cban~ of suffering a blood pre sure· "tr~ndously sure who is crazy untll the a charge of conspiracy in con· remember that society has giv· Iowa City bid $60.249 to win the seum. aLro under construction, is million h art at1ack the non·5I1lOktr I increased," be ald. nection with the Dec. 5 antiwar en us a high place in education. general construction contract. financed by private contribUtions. , Th zool01!Y addition will be or the former moker. " is more than an action demonstration. He subsequently We have a position of special Other successful bidders weI' e The Burger firm al

Pig. 4-THE DAILY 10WAN-lowl City, II.-Set., Dec. 16, 1967 Mets Send Davis, Fisher Hawkeye, Bulldog Cagers Hawkeye Wrestlers, Gymnasts 3 u.s. J To Chisox For Agee, Weis Match Speed Games Tonight Record Impressi ve Victories NEW YORK 1M - The Chicago Agee, a center fielder, and In­ White Sox got the hitting and lielder AI Weis, bolh skilled play· Iowa's wrestling and gymnas­ seventh in a row over the IlIini the Hawks in only one event - Repo Drake and Iowa basketball probably looking ahead to the times. Michigan State has a two­ pitching and the New York Mets ers defensively. tics teams kicked off their holi­ in the annual December meeting lon g horse - where the Badgers teams match speed games here Hawkeyes Thursday night when game yield of 58 . the fi eld ing Friday in a six-play- "We feel that Davis is one of day seasons with impressive vic­ of the two teams. earned a first place tie and third tonight at 7:30 in their only meet­ they were beaten by Iowa State. tories in Big 10 dual meet com­ Iowa now is 3-1 and Illinois 0- place finish . ~'ale ball lrade featuring out- the belter hitters in baseball and Miller describes Texas-EI Paso er ing of the season. Coaches Are Riva ls fielders Tommie Agee and Tom- we think we have improved our as a club similar in style to petition Friday night in the Fl, 'i 1. Th e Hawks have already beat- Impressive Iowa finishes were Shot Do The Bulldogs are an explosive Drake COach Maury John has Southern lllinois - good defen· House. The wrestlers won 27-6, en Purdue and Bowling Green. by senior Mark Slatten, who out­ my Davis and pitcher Jack Fish- offensive strength considerably," offensive team. In their first never beaten Ralph Miller. The cr. said Ed Short, the White Sox sively and deliberate on offense. the gymnasts 189.6-175.1. Their only loss was to Indiana. pointed AlI·America side horses three games - all of them vic­ two coaches were rivals in the The Sox, in the running for the general manager. The Miners have two of the The wrestlers reeled off seven The wrestlers will be idle un· teammate Keith McCan less with Hanoi Reports 8 tories - they averaged 98 points Missouri Valley Conference when til Dec, 29 when they compete in a 9-7 rating, sophomores Jim America n League pennant until Davis, 28 years old, had a .302 players that Iowa met in the victories in the nine weight di­ per game. Miller coached at Wichita. In New Bombing Ihe final three days of last sea- batting average with 16 homers final game of the Sun Bowl tour­ visions, including decision wins tbe Midlands Tournament at La- , Morlan and Jerry Bonney and Grange, 111. senior Neil Schmitt. son, obtained Davis, two-time and 73 runs batted in while play­ Thursday night, however, they nament two years ago, Willie by sophomores Dave Mayberry ProbQble lineups The gymnasts, in quest of Morlan and Bonney paced the SAIGON !A'1 - U.S. planes National League batting cham- ing left field in his one season were beaten by Iowa State and IOWA pos. DRAKI Worsley and Willie Cager. The and Joe Carstensen and a pin key Norlh Vie tnamese tar their second consecutive Big 10 Hawks to a. 26.7-24.9 . ~ictory 00 pion, and Fisher, a vet era n with the Mets. He was acquired were held well below their of- WUUams (6-3) F Pulliam (6-5) team beat Kentucky for the na­ by heavyweight Dale Stearns, day afler Red jet pilots, right·handed slarter. from Los Angeles where he top- fensive average. The Cyclones Breedlove (8·51'.) F Wise 16-5) tional title that year. competing for the first time this title, placed first in all seven the tra".'~olm~, a position Coach Jensen (6-9) G Odom (6-8) events in their first dual meet Sam Bailie sa id the Hawks must skill and aggressiveness, shot Two minor leaguers, pitcher ped the NL in batting with .346 won 88-83. Norman (6-3) G McCarter (6.3l season aiter being sidelined with Amel'lcan planes Sunday, the 'k f t b k d Philips (6-3) G Draper (5·11 a rib injury. of the season against Wisconsin. improve if they are to repeat as Billy Wynne and catcher D i c k in 1962 and .326 in 1963. Drake h es to as rea an Time and place: Iowa Field House, .' mand said. A third plane was The victory was the Hawks' Wisco nsin managed to outpoint conference champs. "Buddy" Booker, also moved to Agee. 25, hit .234 with 14 hom­ has been relying upon balanced 17: ¥'IC~;:r. : Reserved seal Uckels, ~ Co-captain Schmitt proved the ground fire and U.S. pilots Chicago in the transaction com- ers and 52 RBI last season. He scormg. Two startcrs last year, each, on sale In Field House Lobby Olympic Boss most versatile performer wit h a proLable MIG kill , the pleted less than 12 hours before struck out 129 times, third high­ Willie McCarter and Dolph Pul- prior 10 game. University Bulletin Board five finishes in the top three in­ No details of the new raids Ule midnight deadline for inter- I est total in the AL, and made the !iam, are consistent scorers and cluding a first on lhe horizontal Ilounced, uu. the Nortb rebounders. McCarter scored 28 .Iowa has ali four. games league trading. most errOrs amonl1 AL outfield· ~on Calls Charges Univer.lty Bulletin BOlrd no· THE SPECIAL PH .D GERMAN bar. l~iloned eight more U.S. The last·place Mets acquired ers. 11 . points in Dake' s loss to Iowa With Drake slOce the series was tius must be received at The EXAMINATION will be gi ven Bob Dickson, who won AIl­ shot from the skies - fi ve Slate renewed two years ago. And Advertisement Advertisement Deily Iowan office, 201 Commu· Jan. 4, from 1:30-4:30 p.m. in 214 America honors as an all·around ilnl of Hanoi, two over the . Drake Is Big John called last year's loss in nicatlons Cent.r, by noon of the Macbride Hall. This eltam is for phong and the eighth between --- Des Moines the most disappoint· specialist last year, did not com­ ~\VER~ITY 0..(' "The Bulldogs are about as iog in his coaching career. Monstrous Lie day before publicetion. They those students who have made pete in Friday's meet because of ClUes. must be typed Ind signed by In prior arrangements to prepare Only one of the fi ve OFF I C I A LOA I L Y B U L LET I N ; .fJ.~ ~o big, but are much quicker and a minor shoulder injury. He is ... fasler than last year's team," re- Junior college transfers Wi!­ LAUSANNE , Switzerland 1M - adviser or officer of the organl. the work privately. Bring books expected to rejoin the team af­ aboilrd the three planes ports Iowa Coach Ralph Miller. lie Wise from San Francisco City Avery Brundage, president of the zation being publicized. Purely and articles and 10 cards to the ter the holidays. clay was rescued, the U.S. They seem to use the fast break College and guard Don Draper social functions are net eligibl. exam. All those students who The Hawks will have t he i r Air Force officers appeared I ,: International Olympic Committee, University Calendar ~J :: 'I! quite a bit. McCarter and Pul- from Coffeyville, Kan., have giv­ for this stctlon. plan to take the exam must reg­ second dual meet of the week­ u4Iuncing the U.S. losses. said Friday it is "a monstrous • OUNDEDleP< !iam are very good." en Drake added strength this ister prior to Jan. 4, 103 Schaef­ end at 10 :30 this morning when Gates Opened lie" to call him anti-Semitic or MAIN LIBRARY VACATION fer Hall. TODAY ON WSUI • Edith Piaf and Mireille Ma­ Miller regards Drake and the season. McCarter and Wise have they square off with Indiana in Since a freakish break in anti-Negro. HOURS : Monday - Friday, 7:30 • Living with a grade point thieu are heard on "Paroles et University of TeKas at EI Paso, been the leading scorers with 22.2 the north gym of the Field House. rams opened the gates for new Iowa's Monday night opponent and 13.3 aver~ges respectively. He told an interviewer his long a.m.-10 p.m.; Saturday, 7:30 a.m" UNION ACTIVITIES CENTER GYMNASTICS raids on th e North , MIG pilots average will be discussed by Musique" at 8 p.m. noon ; Sunday, Closed; Dec. 24- hours : Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. to • "The General Hospital of as being, "perhaps stronger than Miller will start the same line­ record as a sports official was Lon, Horse - I. Rich Scorza, I, down three U.S. jets in five Clarence Andrews, associate pro­ 26, 31, Jan. 1, closed. Regular 10 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 and Bob Hennecke. W; 2. Jerry Bon. Dong-Dong" is tonight's story on our first two opponents. We must up that opened Iowa's two victor­ the best reply tl charges made Sunday, the U.S. Command fessor of English and local sec· hours will resume Jan. 2. p.m. Sunday, noon to 10 p.m. ney I. WInning score- 9.05. retary of Phi Beta Kappa, and Radio Workshop at 8:30. definitely play a fine ball game ies: Williams anp BreedlOVE: at against him by Black Power Floor ExercIse - 1. Paul Oml I: 2. Briefing officers reported if we are to win." forward; Jensen at center; and leaders in the United States. Nell SchmItt, I: 3. Roger Nel.t, I three University honors students ATHLETIC EVENTS PAR E NT S COOPERATIVE and Don Dunfield, W. Score-9.0. nist fliers have abandoned Iowa hasn't played a regular Philip! and Norman at guard. NORTH GYMNASIUM in the Side Horse - 1. Marc Slotten, J; 2. at 8:30 a.m. To day - Gymnastics: Indi­ "M~ record speaks for itself," I Field House will observe the .fol. Babysitting League: For member­ Keith McCanless, I: 3. Nell Schmltl, of lurking along the edges game since beating Southern II· Reserves Dick Agnew, forward , • "Man Of La Mancha" is the ana, 10 :30 a.m., Field House. he said. lowing hours dUrIng vacation: ship information, caU Mrs. Ron· I and John Russo, W. Score-9.7. formations to pick off linois Dec. 4. Last Saturday the Chad Calabria, guard and center Trampoline - l . Jim Morlan, I; 2. have actively sought "n.,(;nh,o musical at 9 a.m. T 0 day - Basketball: Drake, The accusation against Brund- Saturday-Sunday, closed; Mon· aId Osborne. 337·9435. Members Jerry Bonney, Ii 3. Don Uffleman, I. 7:30 p.m., Field House. Hawks whipped the freshm en in Joe Bergman should see plenty age came from Dr . Harry Ed- day-Friday, 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; Dec. desiring sitters, ca ll Mrs. Noel Score-9.1. Americans. • The International Holiday a ragged exhibition 95-56. of action. Calabria is Iowa's sec- Horizontal Bar - J. NeU Schmitt, Monday - Basketball : Univer­ wards, a San Jose State College 23-26, closed Dec. 27-29, 8 a.m .• Owers, 338-7355, Jj 2. Phll Farnham, J; 3. RIch Scorn, One pilot in an old and slower Spirit is presented on "Impres· sity of Texas, EI Paso (TeKas It probably wasn't easy for ond high scorer with 29 points, professor and head of a boycott 5:30 p.m.; Dec. 30·Jan. 1, closed. I. Score-9.5. sion," this morning's program ParaUel Ba .. - I. ArnIe Luar, I' shot down a U.S. Air Force F4 Western) 7:30 p.m., Field House. lhe v a r sit y to "get up" for trailing only Williams. committee. He said Brundage Regular hours will resume Jan. 2 MALE STUDENTS wishing to featuring the International Sing­ 2. Nell SchmItt. r; 3. Roger Nelst, r. th, speediest plane in the U.S. SPECIAL, EVENTS the freshman game. Still, th e Williams Leads owns and operates a country take the eKemption tests for phys. Score-8.95. Vietnam. An Fl05 . ers and Players performing songs StU! Ring. - J. Don Hatch, 1; 2. T 0 day - Beginning of Holi­ Hawkeyes should have played Williams has scored 34 points club in Santa Barbara, CaliC., HANDBALL COURT reserva· ical education skills must register Paul Oml, r; 3. NeU Schmitt, I. Score from the skies by the faster and recreating world wide cele­ better than they did. They missed for a 17.0 average. But he has where no Negroes or Jews are - 9.4. day R ~ess, 12:20 p.m. tions can be made -at the follow­ for these tests by Wednesday, The plane reported downed by brations at 10 a.m. several layups and threw the ball still not demonstrated the seor· allowed to use the facilities. ing times during vacation: Sat­ Jan. 3, in 122 Field House, where WRESTLING (ire was anl)\her Phantom. 1t wa~ WSUt SPECIALS away over 20 times against an ing touch he displayed last year additional information concerning • Bill Keough of the Writers Brundage said he owns the urday-Sunday, closed; Monday· 123 - Ray Pastorino, I, plnned Gor· over (he southern part of North Workshop talks about Istanbul Tad a y - "The General Hos­ untested team of youngsters. as a junior. these tests may be obtained. Male don Brenne, Ill., 2:56. Montecito Country Club, a golf Friday, 8:30 a.m.-4 :3O p.m.; Dec. 130 - Dave Mayberry, J, decisloned One crewman was killed and and James Baldwin in an inter· pital of Dong·Dong," Fernand Chris Philips and Ron Norman Iowa has been scoring at a 70- students who have not registered club near Santa Barbara, but 23-26, closed; Dec. 27-29, 8:30 Ernie Wright Dt., 6'(). was rescued. view at 1:30 p.m. Com bet's story in a new transla­ did shoot well from outside. But point average per game. The a.m.-4:3O p.m.; Dec. 3O-Jan. 1, by Jan. 3rd will not be permitted 137 - Joe Carstensen, 1, declsloned takes no part in running the Denny Rotl, Ill., 6·0. Claim To Be Probed tion, 8:30 pm. regulars Huston Breedlove and Hawkeyes have yielded an aver· closed. Regular h 0 u r 8 resume to take the eKemption tests in 145 - Chuck Marshell, Ill., declo • C h e k 0 v's "Three Sist­ club. The claim of one probable MIG Monday - "Deutsche Weinh· Sam Williams turned in Jacklust- age of 61 points to their oppon­ Jan. 2. physical education skills during aloned John irvIne, J, 9-5. ers" with Paul Scofield and Lynn nachten," a German program, 7 er performances. Sophomore cen- ents. Their defensive average "The club is entirely run by 152 - Bob Loffredo, m., decisloned the Air Force will have to be Redgrave will be heard at 2 p.m. the first semester of the 1967-68 Jlm Danielson, 1 10·5. p.m. ter Dick Jensen still did not dis- ranks them third among Big 1~ the members and I have nothing 160 - RIch Mihal I, declsloned by a board taking testimony from WEIGHT ROOM, GOLF AND school year. Bruce KIrkpatrIck, U\.. 9-2. • The Cleveland Orchestra EXHIBITS play the aggressiveness he must teams. whatever to do with its opera­ ARCHERY areas in the Field 167 - Pbll Henning, I, declsloned U.S. records list 36 American opens this evening's concert with Now·Jan. 4 - School of Art develop. Illinois has the best defensive tion," he said . "I only go there Roger May, m.. 8·2. and 99 MlGs shot down in aerial House will be closed over vaca· ODD JOBS for women are 177 - Verlyn Strellner, I, pInned Walter Piston's Symphonic Pre· Exhiuit: Work of Three Visiting Drake ought to be ready for average of 55.5 per game. But two or three times a year and I tion with the exception of the fol· available at the Financial Aids Kerry Anderson, m., 5:55. so far in the war. Total U.S. lude at 6. Artists, Art Building Main (;al- this game. The Bulldogs were the IlIini have played only two haven't played golf in 40 years." Heavyweight - Dale Stearns. I, over North Vietnam are reported lowing times; Dec. 19 and Dec. Office. Housekeeping jobs are pInned Bart Macomber, 111., 5:00. 21, 3:30·5:30 p.m. available at $1.25 an hour, and U.S . at 765. babysitting jobs, 50 cents an hour. LIONS SWEEP- The U.S. raiders Sunday scored FIE L 0 HOUSE SERVICE two important airfields, Kep, 38 DETROIT !A'1 - Lem Barney and AREA will observe the following COMPUTER CENTER HOURS: northeast of Hanoi , and Phuo vacation schedule: Saturday·Sun­ Mel Farr, roommates off the miles northwest of the capital, it Monday·Friday, 7:30 a.m.-2 a.m.; field, completed a sweep of the D AILY day, closed; Monday-Friday. 8 Saturday, 8 a.m.- midnight; Sun­ ported. a.m.-6 p.m. ; Dec. 23·26, closed; National Football League's rook· The Air Force also reported day, 1:30 p.m.-2 a.m. Computer ie of the year honors for the De· Dec. 27-29, 8 a.m.·6 p.m.; Dec. room window will be open MOD­ strikes on missile sites and rail 30-Jan. I, closed. Regular hours troit Lions Friday when Barney in the Hanoi-Haiphong area and day-Friday, 8 a.m.-midnight. Data was named defensive rookie of resume Jan. 2. room phone, 353-3580, Debugger porlant bridge compleK between the IOWAN the year. ' phone , 353-4053. cities. FIELD HOUSE POOL will be Farr, a strapping A1l·Ameri­ closed during vacation. Regular can halfback from UCLA, took LOST AND FOIJND APPROVED ROOtf.S --iO'OMsFOi'iENT-. \ ___CHILD CARE PLAY NIGHTS at the Field hours resume Jan. 2. House will be Tuesday and Friday offensive rookie of the year hon­ ors in a survey at sportswriters LOST - l:IROWN/WHITE furry pony 2 DOUBLE ROOMS. Men. CJokln. SINGLE AND DOUBLE room, down· I BABYSITTER W ANTED my borne from 7:30·9 :30 p.m. when no home High Court handbag. Sentimenlal value. Large prlvlleges. Walking distance. 337. town $35.00 .nd $45.00. Males. 351' 1 evenlne •. Can exchange lor raom PSYCHOPATHIC HOSPITAL is varsity contest is scheduled. Open and sportscasters, three from Advertising Rates reward. 353·2645. 12·l6 7141. tin 3355 days. tfn & board. 338-7035 day.. Ifn developing a treatment program to all students, faculty, staff and each league city, Thursday. Yhree Days ...... 18c • Word LOST - RED ZIPPER- brief case: for male homosexuals and young Valuable noles InsIde. Reward. 351· HOI~SES FOR RENT FURNISHED DOUBLY. room, men, HELP WANTED their spouses. Six Days 22c a Word 6092. 12·16 cooking, caU 337·5~13 or .38·5152 . ____ _ men with homosexual preoccu­ Against after 6 p.m. Ifn Ten Days ...... 26c • Wore LOST - WALLET wIth studenl Iden· MALE GRADlJ/.c"; TO share farln PART TIME HELP WANTED. Ap. pations. Young men who desire FAMIL Y NIGHT at the Field tlllcaUon. Reward. 338·0114. 12-19 house ncar Wen Brancb. 643·5441 APPROVED ROOM. Girls. Close In . prox. 4 hours pcr day. No experl· further information should write House will be Wednesday from One Month ...... SOc • Word jo'OUND - MANS wrIst watch. Must $37.00. 338-2260. ence necessary . Call 353·5414 School describe to claim. Phone 338·1401. of Journalism. 12·22 for an appointment time to Box 7:15-9 :15 when no home varsity • Minimum Ad 10 't'!~rds 12·16 MOBILE HOMES SINGLE AIR-CONDITIONED room WANTED _ COED for housework 163, 500 Newton Road, Iowa City, contest is scheduled. Open to all for male. Across street :rom cam· and child care two hall days a CLASSIFIED DISPLAY A[JS LOST - ANGORA WHITE~ "'\:;0 ELt..!AR. lO'x52', alr COndHI{)'1ed, pus. $50.00. I nqulr~ "' JaCkSOn", week. 338·0704. 12.19 or. call ~53·3~7 . All ,information students, faculty , staff, their I with brown C010rl"f on head. new carp()t, skirted, exttas 338- 11 ''''111 be 10 Stfl ct conl1dence. spouses and children. Children One Insertion a Month .. $1.50' Dodge, Church area. 33 ~2.~ 1779 China and Glft. E. Washln ~ton. QUESTIONNAIRE CODERS full or I ROOM FOR RENT _ C,ose In. Male pari time durln8 holldays. No ex; -- may come only with their par- Pive insertions a Month .. $1.30' LOST: REDDISH BROWN and black 1::9'::60=--A~M=E=R"'I(""'A""N~8""'7""~0"".""N""e-w-g-aJ lur- 337.2573 till perlence necessary. Call 353·3033 cat. Has Identillcatlon tag. Named ace ney ' oarpetlnll. CaU 338.8646 . Monday or Tues. l ..b Cor Polltlcal THE SWIMMING POOL in the ents and must leave when their Ten Insertions a Month $1.20' Heal", Gone over X·mas. Please take Ip:le- ' 6:Ql, p.m. cal to shelter at III E. Kirkwood. - .~::.:.:"!:':=-_"-~~ -- ROO¥.S FOR GRADUATE MEN . research . 12·19 Women 's Gymnasium will be open parents leave . • Rates for Each Column Inch Rewsrd. l2·23 F'lI SALE 10'x53', 2 ben:oom, W.Iklng dlst.~ce to campus. CslI for recreationa I swimming Mon· PHONE 337·4191 LOST ' KITTEN 0 bl k d with Washer·dryer ~37 - 9795 Son 337·5487 before 2 or after 7:00. tfn day through Friday, 4:15 to 5: 15 DATA PROCESSING HOURS: while in the' aJ'::n~~ :~d Aire. ___ fEMALE HELP \v:ae MENS ~ double with kitchen . 331 p.m. This is open to women stu­ Monday·Friday, 8 a.m. to noon Arthur. Plea .. call 351·1219. 12·20 6'x23', ELCAR, excellent eondillon, N. GJlbert. 337-5726. 338-8226. III' completely furnlslled . $695. Call SECRETARY WANTED. Clean mod· dents, women stafr, women facul· and 1 to 5 p.m.; closed Satur­ Highway 6 West MISC. FOR SALE 351-6335. MALE - NICE QUIET room non· ern ofilce. Secretary to deparlmelll days and Sundays. smoker. Ph one 3."J-25I~ . tin head . Inquire - Dept. of PhysIology, ty and faculty wives. ROOM FOR RENT -Close iii.'MIle: 214 Med Labs. 1·2 WANrED FOR SALE - Student study desk, PETS 337.2573. lIn $7.50; Exercise bike, $5.00' Good WAJTREr,S , WA1I1~i:D ' toll or part trespass. PHOTOGRAPHER WANTED - need Ironing board, $1.50 . 610 E. Church. SOME------GERMAN SHEPHERD pupple£ time. .pply In person. Bamboo Inn. Additionally, it swung to the copIes of 80 photographs one hall USED SMITH·CORONA porlable tYpe. lett at $10 "lid $15.00, 353·3336 or APAR'(MENTS FOR F.ENT 131 So. Dubuqu e. lnch to five Inch 336·2970 12·20 writer. Excellent condItion. $55.00 . Oxford 628-415l1. 12·19 that the Fourth Ameudment's nl·n,Ip.I'I:iri 410 N. Dubuque Apt. 1. 12·16 NEEDED - NURSE AIDS 7 a.m .·3:BO against "unreasonable searches 19k TASCO mlcrr,scope. BinOCUlar. QUIET FURNISHED apt. lor 2, 3 or p.m. and 11 p.m. . 7 a.m. Full and WHO D'JES In 4 adults. 337·3265. 12·23 tr ~ .n . zures" pertains to people, not just TYPING SERVICE " objective, ~ s.:ts of oculars me· pari lime. Wlll Call Mrs. Ha· ehanlcal .tage. Excellent cond\Uun. WANTED IMMEDIATELY - gIrl to man - low. City Care Center 398· The ruling dominated the court's NEED A BARTENDER and waltre,s 3668. tfn 1300. Phone 338-6705 alter 5:00. share large convenJenUy located session until Jan. 15. NORTHWEST SECRETARIAL Serv., for your holiday parly? 35l·1239. apt. wIth 3 girl'. Inexpensive. 351· Quad Cllles, Elec. IBM ca rbon rib· REDUCE SAFE slmole and fa.t With 12·21 2733. 12-19 bOil, symbOlS. Dav. 326·3060. 12-22 GoBes. table!s. r nlY 98c at LubIn's 5-STRING BANJO LESSONS. 447. Self Service Drug 5345, Springville. 12.20 QUIET FEMALE IIraduat. student BETTY 'THOMPSON - ElectrIC RCA AM·FM short wave portable. over 22 to share 8 room furnished WANTED theses and long papers. ExperJ­ Superb Call 643·2669 We81 Braoch 1--IRONINGS------Student boys and house with S other girls. 338·6678 cr.cPd. 338·5600. morning s: girls. 100' Rochester 337·2824. Ifn after 6 p.m. 12-21 FEMALE ---- SPORT COAT $16' .amsonlte sull. PRINTING, TYPING, proofreading, WESTHAMPTON VILLAGE apart· ELECTRIC. experleraced secretary. case $10' blaler $10' sweators edIting, rewrlUog, Christmas let- ments, furnished or unfurnished. Thes.s, e:.c. 338-5491 days, 351· fiw y. No. 6 W. Coralvl11e 397·5297 ~~cnJIIJl~':..' ______medIum. large. $3.$8: boot., 51.e 10.,.; ters. 338·133Q. Evenings 3311-6438. Ifn PRODUCTION - exceUenl condition '7. 351_9SS1 6 DIAPER RENTAL service by New WANTED - MALE roommate to I;!..>:CTRIC. EXPERIENCE D, the.es p.m ,- 8 p.m. Process Laundry. 313 S. Dubuque. sbare very nice apartment close to term papers, manuscripts etc. Call WORKERS CARRY YOUR BABY on your back. p~h~0~ne~33;;7",-96~66~.-;-;;;;;;-==:-:;:;-;:= campus. $40 monlhl y. 351·6672 or 337· 338·6152. tin Phone 351-1704 mornings - eve- ELECTRIC SHA VER repair. M·hour 2311. 12·20 CALL 338·7692 AND weekends, for I1lngs. AR "".vIce. Meyer'a Barber Shop. ;AtMEDlATE POSSESSION - new 1 7 I .m. - 3:30 p.m. experIenced electric typing .erv· & bedroom unfurnIshed aparlment. 3:30 - Midnight lee. Want papers of any length. 10 USED R R equipment: bass gul· DIAPER RENTAL servIce by New lor, lender echo Chamber. IS" ProceSs Laoudl'1. 313 S. Dubuque. StoveJ refrl,erator, carpeting, drapes, I" ~.' or le6s In by 7 p.m. completed 10:10 p.m. - 7 ".m, Coax Altee speaker In EV cabinet. ;.p:;ho:::n:::e~33::.7-.;.96~66~.=---;:-....",..-_;::-:-:-::;- alr·condltloned. 338·5363 or 3384885. same evening. Un 338·9061. 12·16 SEWING AND alterations. Experl. WESTSIDE - LUXURY furnIshed EXPERIE~CEDTHESES typist. IBM GOYA 12 STRING FLAT top gUitar. enced. CaU 351_6746. Beverly Bot· eWclency. He.t and wlter paid. Apply Electric. carbon rJbbon, 6ymbals. Com. to 945 Crest, Apt. 3A 7·9 p.m. 351·5027. tin Phone 338·2541 a!ler 3:30 . tin tolIsOl1, 4)4 Brown . weekdays or caU 351-2538. tIn STEREOS FOR RENT AND SALE-:- FOLK GUITAR lessoos, 337·9413. TERM PAPEnS. Theses. dissertations, CaU 351·3255 after 6 p.m. week· 2 BEDROOM UNFURNISHED, drapes, OWENS ., edIUn.:, experience. 35 cents per days - anytime weekends. 1·31 ELECTRIC SHAVER repair. 24·hour carpeting. Patio, complete kitchen. page. 3364647. lCn service. Meyer's Barber Shop. Laundry faelllties swimm Ing pool . ACROSS FROM- CAM PUS. Expe:'!· WEDDING DRESS - size t2;>Yhlle 12·16 Alr condltloned. Country Club Place stra pless formal (12), pink & white Apt. 351·5122. BRUSH enced electric typIng service. Short cocktaU, new toaster portable hand DIAPER RENTAL sculce by Ne",. 1\~' papers a specially. Call 398-483ll eve· mi xer, playpen·pad, baby bed·bump· Proce ss Laundry. 313 S. Dubu que. NiCE 2 BEDROOM furni shed or un· nlngs. Un er) 3 piece H I-FI - coffee table, Phone 337·9666. 11-l6tin furni shed In Coralvllle, now rent· COMPANY JERR Y NY ALL - ElectrIC 18\1 typ- end tabl e, exlra speaker. 626·2706. FL'.JNKING MATH OR STATISTICS? lng. Park Fair, Inc. 338·.201 or 33:· In2 scrvlce. I'Io<>ne 338.1330. 12-21 Can Janel 338·9306. Ifn 9160. 12·16AR "An Equal ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER, ex perl· MUST SELL Immedlalely complete WANTED lemale 10 share apt. with Opportunity Employer" cnced secretal'\'. Dial 3984709. 12·29 Sony video tape recordIng outfIt. I olher. 338·8739 after 7, 12·20 A real barg.ln. Includes Viewing DAVE'S MUSIC CO. TYPING - SEF.VII .E -- ex perienced. mon itor and TV camera. ThIs outfll Klectric typewriter with carbon relalls at $1,400.00. Will lake besl Christmas Hour. Are you interested in an opportunity for ribbon. Call 338·4564. offer. Call 338·8455. 12·20 Open 'til 9 p.m. )IARY V. BURNS: typing, L,lmeo­ KODAK PifOTO FLOODLIGHTS with Mon. thru Set. challenging, rewarding work where you For Cutting Everything Including graphIng, Notary Public. 41 5 Iowa tripod, Iypewrlter, h.lrdryer. cor· gtate Bank BulldlnJ/. 937-2656. lee table. 338·6289. 12·16 712 5th St., Coralville ELECTRIC TYPEWR ITER - Short CQn contribute to the solution of today's Capers . • • Oritz Electric Scissors! papers and theses. 337.7772. Ifn 337·9897 AUTOS, CYCLES FOR SALE great sociQI problems? ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER. The s~s and short pap en. Dial 337·3643 .nd th.y cost 12·16AR 1962 1D19 CITROEN. Brown, white. RadiO IIea ter. hydraulic suspen· • GUITAR LESSONS • We have openings for young women ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER - theses, s1on. Good mecha r.ical condillon . aeglnning through Advinci • v.ry tiny dlsserlatlons, letters, short papers Cheap. 351·6597. and manuscripts. 337·7988. 12·22AR Folk . Rock . Jill with college and social work experi~nce 5.88 ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER. Shortpa· B~IW 11161·R60. Excellent conditiOn. Renl.ls Avall.ble pe rs. Phone 338·4512 afler 5: 15 lOW mll eag •. $725.00 337·4713 Eve­ to supervise and counsel disadvantaged Watch the . xcitement end the pleasure when she opens this giftl nings. 915 C Westhampton. 12·21 Bill Hill Music Studio & Sal .. ~~ 1 2~ FOR SALE: 11185 Slrr.ca Coupe, Ber· ~irls in a Residential Educational Program, Here 's the only truly new way-to-cut si nce scissofs themselves ..• ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER - theses tone body, radIo, wlrranty, 351· 14V. South Dubuque 351 ·1131 and lerm papel'S. Col1ege gradu· ea sy, accurate, comfortable to hold, non-tiring and so efficient for ate. experienced. 351·l735. AR 3699 arte r 5 p.m. 1967 TR4 , 5,000 mlles - owner must Write: all fabrics! Not godgets or '3immicks, these ere modern wonders EXPERIENCED TYPIST: you name sell . Cedar RapIds 383-4050. 1221 MELROSE DAY CARE It, I'll type Lt. Dial 337-4502 aIter rea lly wanted by the lody who loves to sew. Don't let her wait 12 p.m. CENTER J. A. BENGOUGH 1966 MG 4 DR. SEDAN. '1250.00 . 351 · 701 Melrose Avt. another minute : come, get hers now! TlmM PAPER, book reports" theses, 2244 after 5::Mi p.m. For children 3 and 4 yea .. MQnQger.Personnel RelQtions dillos, elc. Expe rlenced. <.;al1 338· 1063 SCOUT - 4 wheel drive, snow 1 • 5 Monday · Friday 1858. AR plOW. ExceUent condlUon. After PI.nned program · hot lunch Clinton Job Corps Center, n;HRY NYALL - Eleclrlc IBM typo 5:30 338·58l3. 12·14 Phona 331·1105 I.m. openings now and _and Ing se rvice. Phone 3~8·1330. trn 1960 CHEVROLET 4 door sedan 338· .. mu ter. 2602 N. 4th Street, HETTY THOMPSON - ElectriC; Ihe· 4047 before 2:30 p.m. 12·21 ...... _ s('!; and long papers. Experienced. -= - .'~---====::==~~ -.=::::=- ~ Clinton, 10WQ 52732 ~~I'·.'MO. Un IGNtrtON TE'l\l P,WEllS,lheses, dlssertallons, MONEY LOANED cdllinA . experIence. 35 cenls pter CARBUREI:lRS (OperQted for the Office of Economic Op· page. 338·4647. In GENERATORS STARfERS Diamonds, Clmer.. , Gun" INDIAN HUNT - Air Fore. crewmen ".. t;L't«;T·U IC TYPING - short, lerm, Brlllgs & Stratton Moton Typewriters, Wateh .., portunif¥ by GenerQI LeQrning CorporQtion, for food and medical .upply missions to N_ lhl'!;(ts. rust service. Experienced. Lugtllge, Musical tnstrument. CRll 3381468. A.R. ~ ' ne Educational AffiliQte of Time Inc., Qnd ona·Nlw Mexico "'Hrvatlon. Most IlrcrlF PYRAMID SERVICES HOCK-EYE LOAN duced vlslbllily from the ,now storm whlc'­ F, I ECTH ICTY PING! carbon ribbon, 121 S. Dulluque Dial 331 ·5123 OJ mbal , any l en~ h, experienced . Dial 337-4S3S the General Electric Co.) Some hellcopt,rs did ",ach a coupl. of 1n1. phone 338.3765, A.R.