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Delaying Fails... In Civil, Rig.hts -, Debate - ' - Postal Raise Congress Opposes Ike's Request- Senate Vote, Proposed By Foreign Aid 'Too Much' 61 to 28, Stops WASHINGTON lA'I - President nations assuming their hare of ma. last year by a spacial ,reI- Administration Ei enhower's nearly $4 2 billion th burden? idential committH headed by Demo Motion new (oreign aid rcqu I w Ilt to an "CClntlress wanted these Ihings William H. Drapar, former am- election year Congre s Tuesday. done; thi. message luglltsts th.t bassador to NATO and former as- Morse Takes Stand New Stamp Revenues As expected, it ran immediat Iy little if anything has been d_ si.tant MCretary of Ihe Army_ Would Give Treasury into a cry o( "too much money, to bring about the necessary EI enhower aid military aid in For Committee Action too little change in administration." chan,n." rec nl year hod run at an annual On Voting Right Bills Estimated $544 Million In his 5,OOO-word specinl mes fn outlining his request and urg- level of about 2'. billion dollars ing Congr ss not to cut the fund , but with more recent cutbacks - By ROWlAND EVANS JR. WASHINGTON IA'I - The Ei en· sag ,Eisenhower aid th mutual Eisenhower mentioned his 11·nn· Congress sIs hed ofC SOO million Reralel Trlb.ne News fJryle-e hower Administration proposed security program is essential to peace and to world progress to tion tour in December to Asia, the dollars last year - will (all bock Tuesday to rai e the co t or mail Middle East and Europe. LO $1.8 billioll or II'S this year WASHINGTON - The £irst test ing a letter to five c nt . It now ward freedom in the face of the vote in the Senate's civil rights " normous pow r bloc of Commu My rec n1 travels, h said, im- Anything I s than the two bi!- cosls four. pre sed upon me even mor strong- 110n dollars in th fi cal year start debate Tuesday smashed a south nist imperialism." ern Demoeratic delaying tactic by Il also a ked thot the po tag Iy the fact that free men every- ing n xl July J, he aid, "pre on po t cards be ral ed to lour "C01lective security Is not only Il betler than two-thirds majority. sensible - it is ess ntlal," he said. where look to us. eludes essential modernization and cents. from the present three, and Eisenhow.r said the two-billion- improvement of forces and limits The Senate voted 61 to 28 against on air mail letters be boosted to The request for new fund. was doll.r military assl,t.nce request us to a bare maintenance pro· a motion by Sen. Richard B. Rus eight cents, from the pr('sent divided into two billion dollars Is In line wllh recOMmendations gram." sell. (D-Ga.) the southern leader. Quad Resolution Presented even. for arms aid to America', Allie. ------:..------to put ore the debate for another President Ei nhow('r and Po t and n.arly $2.2 billion for econ w k. Twenty-four Democrats, all Bill King, A3, Des Moines, is shown presenting passed by the SUI Stud,"t Council at their Tues master General Arthur E. Sum omic and technical assistance but four of them from the old con the Quadrangle proposal for the Interfraternity day night meeting in the River Room of the Iowa merfield gave the e and other de for the fiscal year starting next City Coun"cil Accepts Report federacy, Ilnd four Republicans and Panhellenk Councils to outline an accept· Memorial Union. The me.ting was attended by tail to the w kly White I10u e July 1_ w r on the losing side. Votin, able program of eliminating discriminatory more than 100 stud.nts.-Dally Iowan photo by meeting of the President and Re The total Is almost one billion against the south w re Sen. Lyndon ,Iauses in fraternity bylaws. The proposal was Joann Spevacek publican congres ional leaders. dollar more than Congres voted B. John on, lhe Democratic lead The Senate GOP leader, S n. afl r a hot debate last year. For Adopting Vote Machines r, and his Texas colleague, Sen. Ralph Yarborough. Ever tl M. Dirk en of lllinoi • and The fir volley in perhaps even his House counterparl, Rep. a tiffer fight this year was fired By BEN BLACKSTOCK poMCI accepting bids for • three The six. of the Russell de"at 1 Charles A. Halleck of Indiana, de by Scn. Mike Mansrield of Mon Staff Writer quarter ton truck with a pickUp was a clear harbinger of things Student Council OK's Quad clined to predict what Congress tana, the assistant Senate Demo body and a three-quarter ton to tome. The senate next voted The Clty Council of 10wa City truck with a dump body_ down Sen_ Weyne Mo ...., (D. would do about rai ing the rat . cralic leader. He made the re Tuesday night accepted a commjt Ore.) who lurprlsingly iolned A imilar request la 1 y ar mark about too much money and A I' solutlon comm nding City lee report recommending the- city the southerner, in Tuesday', failed. Mail rates were previou Iy too little change in administration Manager Pl.'ter F. Roan and work Is to adopt voting maehines by th vote_ Morse prefers to get at the rai ed Aug. I, 1958, and Congre and said: "Wh re lhe joint for crews employed by the city for Discriminatory Resolution eign aid effort, with the other free June primary. their wift aetion In clearing the Issue of ciyiI rl,ht. via a dis would not be ag r to rai them Tile queSlion of increasing the recent heavy snaw from Iowa charge patillon_ He has intro By KAY LUND at the first Student Council meet bt done through joint session s. aiain thi oon. duced patltions to force votln,, The anticipation of larger postal number of precinct in Iowa City City's st.re l., was also passed by ing in March, J960. Ronald Brockman, A3, West. from to 15 was po tponro un rights bills from both th. Sf,, : , Staff Writer r venues figured in Eisenhower's Dean of Medicine pine the COllOcli. Bill King, A3, Des MOines, in g.te, presIdent of Quadrangl. til the Council' next rQ(Ular meet at. Judiciary Committee end ttle hopes (or a big budget urplu In olh r action the Council made Over 100 person crowded into presentini the Quadrangle propo and author of the resolution, said ing March IS, as wa final a non Sen.te Rules (ommlttH_ He \ nexl year - around $4~ bIllion Has Heart Attack; final ordinances toblishing v the River Room of tho Union to . aI, said, "The issue can'l bypass h. b.lieves "this is the btst on adopting voting machines. Yoted with Ru.sell Tuesday he The proposed inereas~ wou)d eral streets in Lowa Ci ty as through witness the SUI Student Council lh Council (his session. 'rhe Uni channel of .pprOac;h. How.v .... City (lel1l Walker D_ 1M11edy said, becaustl he refuse4 to bring in an estimated $544 million In Good, Condition streets and prohibited parking on out meeting Tuesday night to hear the versity i. accepling discrimina we mean a strong progra", wilh "wash the whole commlttH in, additional revenue. The poIit said about 32 voting machine. other streets. Thcs ineluded: procedure of the Senate." QuadrangJ' resolution fOr remov tion by accepting organizations a beginning and an end." Dr. Norman B. Nelson, dean of would bt nHded at a cost of 'MulCIUne Avenul" from Wa8htn«ion al deficit is runni ng at the rate Slrtel to the ea t efly Hmlt "xoepl at ing fraternal discriminatory claus WiUl these clauses." 11 said Quadrangle think the the SUI College or Medicine, has $1,'*1 each_ At p..... nt the VOlH The 'lote on Morse's discharge of about $600 million a year. experienced a "very mild" heart Burllnlton Slr.... l. Subje.t 10 IInal ap motion was 68 to 4. He was joined 1 So." pubuque es pa sed by a 14-9 vote. "We are asking for an acceptable program nred. a d inite date to are countM manually by 90 proval. ar,,: Park Road belw~ Rocky Dirk en $Sid the admini tration attack in CalJfornia, University of Shore Drlvo and Dubuque Sireet; only by Sen. Sam J. Ervin, Jr_ Open Monday Night A second proposal containing a eliminate the clau . If Crater people employed by the city at Rocky Shore Drl ve b"tw~n Park proposal. nol just a proposa I is planning th other increase$: (D-N.C.I, Sen. Albert Gore. (0- 'ti, 8 P.M. 1964 deadline for the elimination nities ail to present an "accep ficials announced Tuesday. 75 cents an hour. If the recom· ROAd and Hlrhway 6: Rlv... Slr..,t Let's come up with an opinion Second class mail - which in Dean Nelson's condition is listed betwun North Rln. Ide Drive and Tenn.), and Sen. A.S_ Mlke Ma n of the clauses wa defeated by a table" program, Student Council nwndatlon of adoptl.,. Yoting ma I that is II correlation of the view cludes newspapers and magazine as "very good." He is a patient at Wool! Avenue: We Benton Street roney, (D·Okla). 194 will tak further action. chines and changing the number between Rlvenld" Drive and w,," n. 111 So. Clinton counCIl vote. of the fraternities and the oppo . $46 cltl' lImlu. - an increa e of million a the Glendale Sanatarium and Hos of precilKts are accepted at the There were these other signifi The heated discussion wu in ing groups," he said. Both IFe and Pan hellenic up Parklnr WII prohlbl~ on Pare 229 So. Dubuqu. year. pital in Glendale. next meeting, they will have to Sireet at Webster Street. norlll Ilde cant developments as the Demo • terrupted by ,heers, o,casional When asleed to define "accep. ported the resolution, Jager said, Third class - advertising mot The dean and Mrs. Nelson were onl)·; on Wool( AVenue at Bayard craUc congress moved headlong in jeers and personal attacks as table," KIng replied, " .. _ a pro. "We had to vote yes. We are the ba read and passed at three Street; on Woolf Avenue at Rider ter, merchandise samples, clc., in California due to Illness in Mrs. conMCutive meetings of the Coun Street; on Woolf Avenue at River to the politically-explosive civil the discrimination topic pro gram whi'h is workable. A de only ones that can develop this $85 million. Nelson's family. cil. Street. east ,ide only; on Newton R.oad rights debate: gresned through the eveni ng. finite stand is needed with posi program since we are the one Rates on fourth class mail - PhysiCians in Glendale were un lrom Jil.hway 6 10 lIlveralde Drlv.. . If the voting machines are ac lIfelro!le Ploee. bolh sid •• from Mel 1. The House Rules Committee Bursts of applause greeted the tive and concrete eviden,e that directly involved." mainly parcels - went up Jan. able to say immediately how long roM Avenue south to end of street; cepted, SheUady said, 15 technl· was reported on the verge of clear arguments of the graduate stu· fraternities are trying to elimi. Miss Balk presenled the second 31. Thls cIa s can be Increas'3d Dr. Nelson must remain in the hos Linn Str8L from Hardlon Street to cians would have to be hired to Court Stre I. welt side only on acl'ool ing a modest civil rights blll stall dents who WCl'e ~trongly reprf' nate ,'auses. It must be bind resolution which stated that stu· wIthout action by Congress. pital. daYI : GIl~rt Street belween COUI'1. and stay with the machines in case of ed there since last summer. Signa entcd at the meeting. Audience ing." dent organizations which have dis Pr.nll Slreel. eal t side only: Gilbert a breakdown. Street, helween PrenU.. and Des tures on a petition to discharge participation was great. criminatory clau 5 by 1964 hall Moln.. Sireet on bolh Ilde.: Ash Myrna Baik. A3, University In othet' business, the Council set that southern- / " I THE DAU:V IOWAN- I.wa City, 'a.-W4d".,cfay. Feb. 17. lHO-Page , I ch to Wisconsin Primary Vita1- NBC, Paar Last 4 Years: 250 Humphrey Win a 'Must' Make Peace; New Firms Ine Iowa Electrical machinery manufac· ed by "Coreign companies" (com ~son MADISON, Wis. (HT SI - Sen. rey the word that the 51- vote neely has declared he would con turers and food processing firms panies baving their home office H bert H. Humphrey, IO-Minn, r. Michigan delegation will indicate sider him elf the victor if he wins accounted for nearly half of the outside the statal. Emerson found who will despatch He'll Return has been assured the kind of up· no preference for the Wisconsin a popular majority in Wisconsin. employment derived from the en· that the e firms accounted for " drowsing genlly port that might well bring about I primary, and if Humphrey win it, Humphrey. on the other hand, NEW YORK (A'I - Jack Paar, trance of new manufacturing e . over half of the new employment next room. The situa. his nomination for President - if the Michigan votes will almo t has tated victory, to him, means who stalked ofC his TV how like tablishments to Iowa between opportunitie . , and could hardly he prove his \'ote-getling prowess certainly be his. The governor and winning a majority of delegates. a wounded lion last Thur day, 1954·58, according to an SUI study. The tudy found a wide range by bealing Sen , John F. Kennedy state chairman conferred with the Under a new distribution formula agreed like a lamb Tuesday to re More than 250 new manufactur- in lhe ize of the new firms, with in the Wiscon in Democratic pri. Minnesota senator at the Humph· in the tate a candidate can weep lurn to it on March 7. 109 nrm. emploYIng over ti.UOO Ol'('r 75 per cent employing 20 or mary April 5. rey hom recently in the wake of the tate·wide popular \'ote and He quickly made up with the persons. were opened in the four· fewer ~orkers. At lhe other ex· By the same token. victory in published rumor that Kennedy still capture Ie s than half of the ational Broadca ling Company at year period. reports Morelle Emer treme it was noted lhat four new Wisconsin for Kennedy would was the o. 1 choice of the Mich- delegates if his big margins ar a meeting in Florida with Robert son, G, Cedar Rapids. in a mas· establishmenls provided over 25 cause a break in igan leadership. concentrated in a few heavily pop. SarnoH, NBC board chairman, ter's thesis which he submitted per cent oC th total new employ· presently uncom· 3. Gov. Mike Disalle, who has ulat ed urban di tricts. and Roberl E. Kintner, the nel this month in the Department of ment. mitted delegations publicly announced he will head work pre ident , Economics of the SUI graduate 11 was at. 0 found that although lhat might head the Ohio convention contingent as Paar expre ed sorrow at hav college. 40 per cent of lhe new establi h· the Ma achusetts a "favorite son" pledged to Ken· ing caused any embarra smen!. Allhough most of the 99 Iowa mcnts located in town of Ie s se~a tor towa r d nedy, told Humphrey that if Ken- He readily accepted the execu counties took in at lea lone new than 2,500 population, 84 per cent Told of new employment came from a h~st ballot nom- nedy's prospects of winning are Jury U\'e' suggestion he heed the man u[acturing unit durin~ the A WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT OF mahon ~ t the ended by defeat in Wisconsin. "come back. Jack" pleas of his period, 12 counties located in the towns above this ize with" foreign De~ocr~tlc Con- Humphrey, as viclor in that pri- "large and loyal audience." The southeastern area accounted for companies" generally favoring the officials expre sed delight. 40 larger communities. Primary data WATCHBANDS-BOTH SPORTY AND venllon In Los An· mary, would become top favorite Woman Gave alma per cent of the new em for the thesis was collcded by Ule " unconsciousness," geles next Jul~ . on the 64-vote Ohio delegation. The format will be the same ployment gain. Linn Count wa DRESSY A wholly authorl' . , new how during the late hours first in term of job opportunitie Bureau of Business and Economic suavely suggests, is tative figure i n ~umphrey .decl~ed again t cn· Officer Ideas from Mondays through Thursdays derived from new firms. with an Research at SUI. . insidious of narC • FOR. ALL of YOU R. PRES(P..lPlIOI'I fEDS.' Machines For Change, Cold Drinks, Candy, Soap and Bleach are Available. As a college sophomore, you're nearing the mid-point, ellce. That', why employers often prefer men who served a8 Halfway through college-halfway through Army ROTC. commiaaioned officers. These men already hAve proven their capacity to ahoulder e:lecutive responsibility. Now you face a major decision: Are the gold bars of a Second Lieutenant worth two additional years of study 2. Trallitienal rewords. In every organization. greater reapoD- " in advanced ROTC? 8ihilities mean greater rewards. Thua the traditional reapoD' That question is yours to answer now-before you libilities and prestige of an ~my officer are matched by r-v""""DIOUS STRANG Coin Operated Open; 24 Hours register for your junior year. As you explore the facta, material advantagee. For emmple, if you plan to marry IIOOn after graduation-an officer's salary can be a distinct "bug" everybodY carefully weigh the traditional responsibilities and rewards vilhige of E!eI' advantage. A married 2nd Lieutenant earns a minimum DC name of SataD. of serving as an Army officer. • • I $356.88 per mODth-plua substantial fringe benefit.. creation 0( ' Mart I Mysterious Strll/l#l' 1. Trallitional re,pon,ibililje •. To meet tbe command reapoNi Need more i~formation? Check with the Professor of Mili bilitiea of an Army officer. you apply the Jeadership prin· reading OIl TIle ciples absorbed during advanced ROTC training. And your tary Science and Tactics at your college or university. 30 a.m, . He'D be glad to dillcUIIB your decision with you• . r,..,,,,,,,,, FROM A PQL- executive potential grOWB as you gather leadership espen· : FM tonight. 7 (l.ftI. 320 E. Burlington 316 E. Bloomington ... -. .• Laat yetI1', 14,436 sophomores tJnsweml"yd' to tAil fuMion-tJnd entmJd advanced Army BOT~ . -" .. Alan Co led 'Man i" READY FOR BEST • • • • By MaY.,' Difficulties Plague Officials A h•• rty ..,--.,.'-' - 6 Hawkeye Squads Compete .: "Hellol" At Winter Olympics Scene I. th. rr.dtmarll ., lewl City'. friendlie.t tlYlI'1I. SQUAW VALLEY, Calif. (.fI - tenths of a second under the rec In Field House This Weekend ord he set at the 1956 Olympics. Troubles piled on troubles Tues You're right, l' day with just two days left before But the 40 flat was the stop It'. "Doc" COII/IIII'.1 Six Hawkeye winter sports be held in the aflernoon and two \ seculhre conference championships greel in neutralist BurlTUl the oCt-harassed winter Olympic watch clocking. The electrical leams will be in action here this in the evening. and have another strong squad. daY y a 21-gun salute a weekend - five of Ihe conlests The Hawkeye swimming squad In the evening conte ts the Games o!)Cn. timer caught him at 40.3. 10 be held Saturday. goes for Us econ was too icy. "Across from Pe,rso"," 'Accepted by Holy At the speed skating oval. it was WAS SEtEC77:0 Against Rodriguez Tonight announced that world champion DELIlI, India (R'! Cross, St. John's FOR T.1i!l Eugeni Grishin's time for the 500 Drv? Shirts and Dry Indian commun CHICAGO (R'! - Savage-punching vorite against Rodriguez in the 6"f'#.ff;. meters was 40 seconds flat, two- NEW YORK (R'! - SI. John's Tue ay the hopes of all Henry Hank, one time Detroit zoo televised 10-rounder. of New York and Holy Cross Tues PFNN Y. Cleaning peac arc centered in the keeper, tries for his sixth straight [f Hank can get by Rodriguez, Plrou ,liE l/. g. sum 't meeting. ring victory tonight against Sixto day accepted invitations to com a 22-year-old Puerto Rican who 5~{/AO IS/?ArEt:> OIYt: 0;: Fleck Now 2nd Th l,5OO-word document, Rodriguez, fourth ranked li3ht lives in Mountain View, Calif.. he pete in Ule 1960 National Invita -rilE BEsr ~A1EI?/C'AIY"""u" .,-~ ,_ / ~ end of Soviet n~,,_; ... heavyweight contender. Wash, Dry & Fol~ may be lined up against Spider tion Tournament starting March Fa/? 50111£ AfEOAL5 IIY' ~J<'IIM-'; In Golf Earnings hrushchev's five-day Hank, 24, haS been boosted to Webb. No. 1 middlcweight con 10 in Madison Square Garden. M'P 8EAtJn; TOO,I'&" 7"I/A7" IYE[Re.,A _t;(:J/f!E~~ ia. r ported there is the No. 3 middleweight spot by tender. next month. DlIlnhte" .if XU" 6pA:Gt. DUNEDli'J, Fla. (.fI - Jack KENNEY'S ".t_r'f Onlv per pound verso wish that the Paris the National Boxing Association Hank's record is 40-10-1. St. John's will make its 15th Fieck, former Nalional Open 12' after pulverizing Jesse Bowdry in N IT appearance. The Redmen woh cnce ,"will meet with a full Rodriguez, a pro since 1956, is champion from Davenport. Iowa, '~~~~~~~~~~~iiiiiii~~~~~~~~~~~~ ure succes. " six rounds three weeks ago in Chi a rangy, ringwise boxer whose in 1959. Holy Cross, the 1954 win and now o[ Los Angeles, is the No . ~ Tri ute was paid cago Stadium. He is a solid H fa- blanketing inside defense may give ner, will be a participant for the U.S. Women's Hopes Drop 2 money winner among profession the reat powers, Hank and his short, jolting two fourth time. al golfers this year. fisted attack some trouble. He has Fleck, who picked up $3,150 in .N OT ICE heh and Tenn. 57, Ga. Tech 56 St. John's has won 15 games ho e personal won 24 bouts, only 5 by knockouts, As Pitou Suffers Defeat winning the Phoenix Open Monday lost 2 and had 2 draws. and lost 5 this season. The Cru - his first major victory since cop na ted efforts KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (R'! - Ten I, GLEN ABERNATHY, countrywoman. Mme. Waser. sible fOr "recent nes cc's Glenn Campbell hit with The fight will be scorcd under saders have a 15-2 record. SQUAW VALLEY, Calif. CHTNS ) ping the Open in 1955 - has earned None of thEl' other. American girls formerly employed by WALT have leased the in world affairs a one-hand jump' shot in the last the 5 point must system. Four more teams remain to be - Penny Pitou, America's golden $11,100, the Professional Golfers - Beverly Ander on, Lin d a shop known as WALTS BARBER SHOP on corner a m' ked lessening in second Tuesday night to knock selected for the 12-team baskel ball girl among the Olympic skiers, Association said Tuesday. tournament. Previously named was beaten Tuesday in a practice Meyers or Betsy Snite - placed The former Iowan has entered next to the Wagon Wheel 81 te sions." Georgia Tech's sixth-ranked bas Dolphin Club To Hold in the top 10. . ketball team off its perch atop the were Villanova, Detroit, Dayton, downhill race run over the course six tournaments, won one and fin Kh ushchev's attacks on Southeastern Conference. Tennes Meeting Thu rsday Night Memphis State, Providence and SI. on mountain KT22. The Austrians, considered to be ished among the top five in two 412 1st Ave., Coralville ern id before he flew on to see won, 57-56. Bonaventure. Although no official times were the leadi.ng threat for Alpine gold oUlers. ma it some Indian The Dolphin Club will hold its released. it was not too difficult medals, were told to tllke it easy At-nold Palmer of Ligoneier, Pa., bit lhappy. But lhey hid Tech moved into a three-way tie first meeting of 1960 Thursday to reconstruct more-or-Iess ac and just stand up over the dif- leads with $16,100. PRICES: displ asure in statements for the league lead with Ken curate results, which had Miss ficult, twisting course, which they pii. ______iiiiiiiiiiiiii_ . ing atisfaction with tucky, which defeated Vanderbilt, night at 7:30 in the Dolphin Room Shue Nears NBA Pitou. the New Hampshire Brun all did. I lead '5 trip. Many 68-00, and Auburn, idle Tuesday in the Field HOlt e. hilde, in fourth place ju t ahead of The practice run would indicate Be Wise, Economize Adults $1.25 'Children $1.00 both Indian and foreign, night. ALI have 9-2 conference I'eC Men interested in joining the Dol Backcourt Record Heidi Biebl of West Germany. that the Americans, who have been tour lad [ailed to come up ords. phin Club are invited to attend. Penny was beaten by two Swiss especially confident, are going to Buy your peet ions, Tenne.ssee, behind one point, got NEW YORK fi1'l - Philadelphia's ladies plus one of her own team Children Saturday $1.25 lnterest in gymnastics or swim have no walkover in women's al· Pabst Blue Th communique, however, the ball out of bounds beneath Wilt Chamberlain has broken two mates, Joan Hannah, the 20-year I ming is the only requirement lor pine. skiing when lhe games begin. Ribbon beer p!Jas ed points upon whicll its goal with six second left. Bob old Bennington College girl. The HOURS · National Basketball Association After her run, l\1iss Pitou went in a PITCHER sheh v and Prime Minister by Carter !13SSed in to Dalen memberShip. "winner" was Margaret Gertsch jnto earnest di cussion of her per 7: 30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Closed Wed. At Noon , records, am,! Gene Shue of Delroit .' , sec e-[o-eye and said Showalter who fed the ball to of Switzerland. closely pursued by formance with her boyfriend, Egon is within striking distance of a Annemarie Waser, and then Miss Also Kel'l. Casu Four Barbers Working: betw en India and the Campbell at the foul circle. Camp Zimmermann, the Auslrian ski .. 8 Pac'. bell leaped up and fired just as scoring I'ecord for backcoul't men. Hannah, in third place. This was Glen Abernathy - Walt Moeller ion as never been on a Basketball Scores racer, and she did a lot, of listen al basi the buzzer sowlded, lhe ball hitting With 1,369 points, Shue neeq rather a surprise because the vic ing. They !;onVerse in German and Bill Walls - Dick Abernathy \Va the board and swishing the net for only 133 to break Bob Cousy's tOl' is not considered amo.ng the they make a most striking couple. the game-ending two-pointer. Clora Dalley 19. Maude McBroom 16 top skiers or even equal to her Donnelly's We Specialize In All Types Hair Cutting Ruth Wardell over Town Women liO\, mark for guards. Shue has a 22.4 Love at the Olympics, It's woh 1f2 Blk. South of J eff, Hot, 1 Tech had led most of the way, felt/ der-ful. CI7i1c1ren "t'P average for 61 game . 'f • • f • • ' •••• chiefly on the deadly outside shoot· NBA NE W RECORD ing of Roger Kaiser, the SEC's Boston 130. Minneapolis 122 Stati. tics released Tue day show ARCADIA, CaliCo (11'1 - Fleet New YOl'k 125. Syracuse 116 Chamberlain way out in front in I ... leading scorer wilh a 22,3 average. PhiladelphIa 117. CIncinnati 112 Nasrullah, pilotcd by American Kaiser netled 26 points, making 20 SI. Louis Ill, Oet"olt 104 Ule scoring race with 2,164 points riding champion Bill Shoemaker, Three seniors at of thcm with a one-hand push COLLEGE and a 37.3 average. He set season set a new American tw·e course High Schoi, whose fathers shot from 20 or more Ieet out on Tenne""ee 57. Georgia Tech 56 recol'ds for mo t point and re record for a mile and one-eighth SUJ professors, have been K.lllucky 68, Vanderbilt 60 bounds last week. Through Sun as finalists in the 1960 the floor. Notre Dame 79. Butler 62 Tuesday at Santa Anita. Duke 78 . VirginiA 66 day's games, Wilt had taken down Merit scholarship Wm. & Mary 73, Davidson OS 1.625 rebounds. The students are Mark Connecticut 71 , MO&5achusetts 4.9 Jack Twyman of Cincinnati is sec W/burg 94, Dubuque 75 Virginia Tech ~. Richmond 53 son of Prof. Mark Hale, Memphis Stale 54 , Loyola (New Or- ond in scoring with 1,973 points o! the SchooL of Social leans/ 38 [or a 30.8 average, while Bob Pet NOW! WA VERL Y IN! - First-place Wartburg 94 . Dubuque 75 Chris Carlsen, On of Robert Warlburg scored a 94-75 Iowa Con Holy Cross 83. Booton UnIversIty 76 tit of St. Louis, whose scoring rec sen. professor of English; P rovidence 72 , Rhode Is land 50 ord Chamberlain eclipsed, is third ference basketball victory Tuesday Southern MethodIst 75. Rice 58 Susan Harris, daughter of with a 26.3 average on 1,552 points. , , IBM WILL INTERVIEW night over Dubuque. Ark.nsas 78. Texa, Tech 35 TOTE Harris, associate professor of Wartburg ran its league record (it in) !ish. to 11-2, with a 15-4 mark overall. , . '. The three are among It was paced by center John FOR LATE INFORMATION ON FEB. 24 & MAR. 7 & 8 nalists from all over Tuccke, who scored 25 of his total and This number remains a 32 points in the first 15 minutes. , I"~ .' rounds o[ testing, Tuecke snared 24 rebounds for a last sp ring wilh 550,000 school record. Availability of Tickets for TAKE participating. (it home) MOORE OFFERED DEFENSE IBM invites candidates for Bachelor's or Master's Degrees to discuss I. 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Red Hold in Sicily Weakened =REASONABlE Prices II You're rI,ht, GOO, • Burma IA'l - Sol,iet decl\~ with Soviet and Burmese ing students carrying placards and II Eat at the • It'l "Doc" Connell'sl Nikita Khrushchev was nagS. banners reading "long INe Burllla< ROME, (HT 5) Commu· begun taking ov.r many key p0- tracts. Carrao is "ice pre ident in neulralist Burma Tues· About 1,000 sarong.clad Burmans Soviet friendship" and "with sue. Of SUI Prof nism's biggest foothold in We t· sition. in a large strategic area. of 1ilauo's new "Christian So· watQhed a Khrushchev chatted ern Europe was undermined Tues· II MAID-RITE II Sicily has 10 per cent of the cial" party. y a 21·gun salute and a with. Prime Ministers e Win and ce for a ummit conference" "As the reputation of Mauricio day with the re ignation of the tribute as a man in quest of peace. Win :!Ilaung, held up his car momentarily out. Lasa!! ky gro.ws. ~ ~ the size Silvio Milazzo government in Itanan population and dominates Milazzo needed three votes to • AcnIu fram Scha.Her Hall.• 26 E. Coli ... stay in power. "wA greatly appreciate your ef· Kljrushcoov said he will discuss side Rangoon University. Oaf !U:telUt7:~.. _prFmebt, co~ntsh Sicily. the central Medit.rranean. The • • • u . UIO - - ss S e ~ ho w'th: the Burmese "some of the rl r mary·marc Milano Government cauled two forls~and . expre .m e... pe, I . . The demonstration was organ· issue oC The Iowan Magazine. The resignation came 24 hours that will succeed 10 your quest unporlant problems oC our tune . ed b the I flist f al United Titled "Lasansky B' WI" after Ludol'ico Carrao, Milazzo's fears, one that Sicily with its to b g peace in the world," said whi~ deeply agitate the peopl IX y. e a IOn ., as 19 as e, chief aid, \Va accu ed of offering traditional yearning for indepen· At The STORE • • • BY 9:00 A.M. 1 nt U Win Maung in wei· of tl)e Soviet Union and Burma." Front, which lost all but three of ~ artLCle ~usses ~ new tech· $160,000 in bribes and three govern· o' dence might become a Soviet comi eeremonies at Mingaladon "Tile. mosl burning problem fac· its 46 seats in the recent. elections. ~que.ci O(L!nskyArt~Pr~f~r ment positions in exchange for pawn in the heart of south Eu· air . ing itll nations and governments at h' aun 0 , n . or . three votes in the 9O-man Sicilian At Your DOOR! BY 4:00 P.M. po h he . ed f I di • l' .h_ tt.airunent or . Khru chev lea~e Wednesday del'eLopmenl DC a renaISSance In rope's great ua, the other that c v arrll' rom n a presen IS u"" a uru· f . 'l'\.... he ill .' t r . tm kin Parliament. " Milanosism," meaning a col · aboa his jetprop airliner Cor a versAl and stable peace," he de. or Indon la .••",n w slop 10 In .ag l? prm a g - ~ process laboration by Communists and .. ho stay. Tile airport was clartd. Afghanistan en route home to by which. a metal plate 15 worked mazzo was the former Chris· 1 various ambitious s p l i n t e r ....,.. . by a variety of tools to create-the lian D mocratic party member * * * En route [rom the au-port. shout· 10scow. forms and images desired. who became regional president of group., might cr" p north The new Lasansky technique is Sicily one-and·a·half years ago through th. rest of Italy, not only a mat.t.er of usiJli various with the help of Communi ts and The collap e of the MilaZ1.O coa'· THE SUIE SlfiN Of PLAYOI 5, India: Wilson President Claims combinations of methods eCCective other in Parliament. They were lition came after Carmelo San· Iy to create a print, but of creating an ill·assorted group united by a talco accu. ed Carrao of offering "life· ized" prints. common desire Cor power but by him $110,000 and the control of The changes in technique little else. the . icilian mini~try of publie \ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~~~ P ace Hinges Tentative Strike Agreement have come as Lasansky has al· Uncler Milano the Communists works, an agency inl'oh'ed in the CEUCAGO IA'l - The president production and maintenance in the lained national and international for the first tim. in a decade had handhng oC many lucrative con· TOPS In SERVICE of Wil on & Company lold slock· company's seven struck plants, stature and recognition for his o Summit holders Tuesday tentative agree work, the article observes. He said the alional Labor Re· ment has been reached on terms of lations Board will have to settle Among Lasansky' mo tout· DELHI, India (All A So· slanding recent works are three It's Artistic Cleaners I'iet 1ndian communique said a now work contract, but the strik· the second qu slion. ing union promptly denied it. Ralph Helstein, president of the completed prints of his Espana Tues ay the hopes oC all men of series, which pre ent the art LsI' James Cooney. Wilson's presi· striking union, aid !IO tentative arc centered in the May impressions of Spain, as well as dent, said only two obstacles are agreement has been reached. 1 HOUR DRY CLEANING SERVICE 't meeting. He his family portraits, which are blocking selUement oCthe long vio said the lLOion committee has close to life-sized. Hi most recent 2 HOUR SHIRT SERVICE 1,5OO·word document, signrd lence-marked strike. been di cus ing the company's print, "My Wife and Thoma " is end of Soviet Premier Ni· fJ e listed them as: (J) the de' proposals but has not voted on Dry & Fold ol'er ix foet high and 20 inches 4 HOUR FLUFF & DRY SERVICE hrushchev's five·day visit mand of Ule striking United Pack· acceptance or I'ej~tion . He added ia, rCplll"led there is a uni· thal no negotiation sessions have wide. Eight color plate w re used inghouse Workers Union that all in making it. 12' per POUnd vers wish thai the Paris confer· striking employes be hired "in· been schedilled Cor company repre ence ,"will meel with a Cull mea· Two othcr intaglio prillts on a cluding lho~ who committed il· sentatives. sin1ilar scale were completed last SHIRTS ~,.t~tic ure succe 5." lel1al acts;" (2) the claim of the Some 5,500 union men have been spring. "Self·Porlrait" and "My Laundered on strike at seven Wilson plant Tri ute was paid to leaders of National Brotherhood oC Packing Daughter (aria Jimena" are don the real powers, notably Khru· hj>use Workers that they represent for more than three months. The with double plale - and both CLEANERS plants have continued o(X'rations 25~ shch and President Eisenhow· are over fi ve and a half feet lugh, WiUI non·union wOl'k rs and vio 211 IOWA AVENUE hose personal initiative and and 20 1" inches wi4c. BOlh are nated efforts were termed Dorrt:ls Nominate lence has marked tile disputes at reproduccd in The Iowan, as are plant in Albert Lea, Minn., and iblc Cor "recent Cavorable "l\1y Wile an CiM eft ...... ~_____ .... AUa l'fttul·hllt lna honal PKhut simi". '. GAVIN ' L1LO PULVER " ...... JOCI( IIAOOfjEY . DON OaFORE · KWWI, .WY"~N~N_2~;:~~~~~=:::; ~~_MMlA_ 1IElMlUE_,I11001,_ ~Ilo~ '. PLUS-lst RUN CO·HIT I Pale I-n4E DAILY IOWAN-t owa City, Ja.-Wed".sd"ay, F eb. 17, ,," Business Career Conference 5 Electric Products Firms Charged With Price Fixing Speakers Are Announced PHILADELPHIA IA'I The poration Plttsburgh; I·T·E Cir. nation's five bigge t makers of cuit Breaker Company, Philadcl. EstabUshed ill 1863 15 ships are National Office (ana· heavy electrical products were in· By HELEN DELKER periods. There will be sessions. phia; Allis·Chalmers Mfg. ~II\ Staff Writer The Business Career Days Con· gement As oeiation (past presi· dicted by a Federal Grand Jury ference is organized by the Coile· Mnt. Davenport chapter). Nation· Tuesday on charges of fixing pric· pany, West Allis , Wis., and Fed. Speakers for the Feb. 22·23 Busi· giate Chamber of Commerce. al Association of Accounts I past es and rigging bids in monopoliz· eral Paeific Electric Company, ness Career Conference. in the Students can pick up confer director of Davenport chapter', ing a business that has sales of Newark, N.J. Old Capitol Senate Chamber, will ence programs from the Colle. Kiwanis, and Springbrook Country over $200 million each year. Ten of those indicted were GE include outstanding businessmen giate Chamber of Commerce ClUb. from the fields of production m:lI1· Besides the firms, 18 individuals employes, five from Weslinghou'f desk on the first floor stairway The commercial banking $IS ' also were indicted. agement. public accounting, 1f[· landing at University Hall . Those sion, at 9: 30, Feb. 22 , will have and three from Allis-Cbalmer . Named in the three indictments ice management and commercial wilhing luncheon ticket. can as its speaker, Alfred F. Langen· Ralph J. Cordiner, board chair· banking. purchase them at this desk for bach, vice president of the First handed up by the 19·member jury to U.S. Dist. Judge Alan K. Grim man of General Electric, said it The conference, open to all stu· $1.00. Nationa l Bank of Chicago, New York Slate since 1946 GE 1m were: d"nts, is to tell about job oppor· Among the speakers for the Since 1939, Langenbach has had a written policy regard inC lunilie . what to expect when be· conference are Kenneth L. John been in the Operating and Person· General Electric Company, N,'w compliance with antitrust lawl ginning a job, and chances (or son, manager of the P roduction nel Department of this bank. He York; Westinghouse Electric Cor· and that it "goes further thitn the advancement. Speeches will be Co ntrol Department of Collins Ra was elected assistant cashier in antitrust laws require." followed by question and answer dio Company, Cedar Rapids; C. 1943. assistant vice president in Westinghouse sa id the indictment Arnold Carlson, partner, Peat, 1950, and, in 1956, vice president SUI's Enrollment came as a shock. A spoke matt ,.... * * * Marwick, Mitchell and Company of the department. which is his said the firm complie with 1M (public accounting), D e t r 0 it; present position. For Spring Term antitrust laws. George L. Stump, ofCice manager Langenbach has taught Banking The indictments involved pro of the Davenport Works of .\ iu· Fundamentals at the Chicago Chap· Listed at 10,042 duction of power switchgear as minum Company of America; and tel' of the Amcrican Institute rl st'mblies, oil and air circuit break· Alfred F. Langenbach, vice pre i· Banking of which he is a past di· Spring-semester enrollment at ers and low voltage power circuil dent of the First National Bank of rector and past president. SUI totals 10 ,042 , according to pre breakers. All these items are used Chicago. He is the author of the pamph liminary figures released today in the generation, conversion, by President Virgil M. Hancher. At 8:30. Feb. 22, Kenneth L. let " Wage Stabilization for transmission and distribution of 'rhe total is nearly 2,000 more than electric energy. Johnson will speak for the produc Banks," and has made several the 8,264 enrolled for the spring tion management session. Johnson contributions to business and' semester five years ago. joined Collins Radio Company in financial magazines on vari ou s International Good Will When late registrations are com· 1940 where he served in variou~ personnel subjects. Do Your laundry Secretary of State Ch ristian Herter (left), greets Canada Committee on Trade and Economic Af· pleted, the final enrollment for the supervisory positions in the In Langenbach is immediate past current semester is expected to be Donald M. Fleruing, Canadian minister of fin· fairs Tuesday. Se~retary of the Treasury Robert du strial Engineerin g Department treasurer of the Industrial Re at least 10,125. This is lhe second While You before becoming manager of this lations Association of Chicago. He ance, befo.... the start of a meeting of the U.S.- B. Anderson is at ce nter. - AP Wirephoto year in a row that spring enroll· department six years ago. is a director of the Associated Em ment at SUI has been more than Shop Hy-Vee The public accounting session , ployers of Illinois and is a member 10,000. 10 :30, Feb. 23, will have as its of the Mid·West College Place· Ph iii ep_i_n_es_:_G_ro_u...J!pi..o-T_o_o_E_x..:..p _e_n_si_v_e_-_ The largest increas~ this spring Iowa City's Finest speaker, C. Arnold Carlson, part· ment ASSOciation, Chicago Cham· is in the Graduate College, where ner, Put, Marwlck, Mitchell and bel' of Commerce, Illinois Cham 2,160 students are enrolled - near· Company, Detroit. ber of Commerce, Ullited States ly 200 more than last year. 24 Hour Coin Carlson Is a Des Moines native. Chamber of Commerce, and Amer· By colleges, SUI preliminary en· In 1942 he received a B.S.C. degree ican Management Association. Ask Removal of 62 Men rollment figures for the second Debris litters the Carl son Stump from SUI. Langenbach is a thesis examin· semester are: Business Adminis· Operated Laundry tr ur;lc at tn. r jght pay a subsidy to support high tration, 440; Dentistry. 250; En· Carlson is a past pr.esident of er and special reader for the li· By MARGUERITE HIGGINS Igroup and who with the addition at the fou rth floor of the Iowa Society of Certified P ub· brary at the School of Banking oC Uorald T,Ibune News Se,.loo of very few men could do the job living standards. gineering, 575; Graduate, 2,160; in Clifton, N.J., lic Accountants and the Des Rutgers University. On the non·official lev. l, Cabal Law, 292; Liberal Arts, 5,289 ; WASffiNGTON - The Philippine at much less expense. Medicine, 423 ; Nursing, '412; and Kirkwood Boston Firms Moines ' Chapter of the National Government has requested the 2. The present U.S. Advisory has given interviews to the Association oC Accountants. Pharmacy, 201. withdrawa.l. of the 62~man United Group costs the Philippine Govern. Philippine and forei gn press in SUI conferred 469 degrees at Kwik Kleen George L. Stump. office manager States MIlitary AdVlsory Group of of the Davenport Works of A1umi· Carole Says stationed there on the grounds that ment up to $350,000 a year. Much which he has charged that at first-semester Commencement ex Across from Hy.Vee Grocery Accused , ercises Feb. 6. num Company of America, will be their presence is too expensive, of this expense is unrelated to Jeast 5150,000 of the moneys ap· the speaker for the session on wasteful and unnecessary, it was direct military duties, going in propriated to support the Military Giving Payola office management at 9:30 a.m., She Feared learned Tuesday night. stead to defray such thing as the Advisory Group goes for person Feb. 23. According to diplomats, the re- cost of transportation to tbe al services and comforts such as AIRPORT MARKET WASHINGTON 1M - House in· He has worked for Alcoa fo r CJues~ was m.a.de . last m.onth .in United Stales of de endents and 'to QUALITY BEE~ and PORK DIRECT FROM THE FARM Twenty-two bids vestigators dug out evidence Tues· 33 years. Beginning as· a time· For Herself house boys, cha uffeurs, and lux· day that fOllr Boston companies MamJ\a by Philtppme ForeJgn Mill' p WE WRAP EVERYTHING FOR YOUR FREEZER ed Wednesday on keeper, Stump's Alcoa exper ister Felixberto Serrano and has urious living quarters. The State distributed more than $40,000 in ience includes working as a LOS ANGELES lA'l - Pretty Department denies, how. ver, th-at We have about 800 hogs. Buy the cuts you like best of this good , projects at SUI. payola along with their phonograph Carole Tregoff said Tuesday she been passed on to Washington by Details of Ike/s lean. youn g pork. V2 Skinned Hog 21c lb. Processed 26c lb. metallurgical te~hnician, ac· John D. Hickerson, Jr., U.S. Am· there is anything unusual in the We have about 200 cattle on feed . Quality beef by the halves, include Phannacy B records in the last three years. countant, and construction of· was so terrified when her lover A spokesman for the firm that bassador to the Philippines. accommodations of this military quarters or cuts. Poor quality beef is a disappointment at any fice manager. and his wife fought for a gun that Sout h A m erican clearance, Law paid the most, Gordon J. Diner she ned with nevel: a thought for At stake in the dispute is the price. Stump has been office manager mission. 'h or ¥4 Choice Beef Processed SOc lb. 2nd Grade 46c Ib, ahd a volatile stein of Music Suppliers, lnc., said her lover. question of whether United Stlttes But there is no dispute in either of Alcoa's DavenfOrt Works since military aid to the Philippines i to Tri p R eleased Our 2nd Grade beef is Holstein Steers. Fed a full feed of corn 90 ture. the purpose was building good will, By contrast. Dr. R. Bernard days. We are getting- excellent reports on It. It is lean and tender. not getting records aired. Rep. 1946. He is r sponsible for all Finch has said the safety oC his Washington or Manilla that the continue, according to diploillats WASHlNGTON Pres!- We have a full line of Groceries. We believe we can save you a Awarding the John E. Moss, (D·Calif.l, told him accounting activities at the Daven· shapely mistress was foremost in here. ' UP! situation has degenerated to the port Wor.ks Stump has been an half days wages every week on your week's supply or groceries. the work wiJ) awai sternly: "I don't believe you." his mind. The mov e for the recall of the dent Eisenhower will address joint point where Cabal and many of his Auditors listed the money to the Alcoa oUice man~erJ for 2 Lyga~s Miss Tregoff, 23, and Finch, 42, loint Un ited States Mi litary Ad· sessions of the Congresses of Ar· proval oC the State ffp has sl!l up ifie accounting func officers are not on speaking terms THIS WE EK'S $10.00 SP~C I A~ gents. penny - $40,472.54 for 1957, 1958 are on trial charged with plot. vis.ory Group headed by Army gentiha, Chile and Uruguay during with Nutter and hi$ . American and 1959 - for the House commit· tions for COliI' new Alcoa plants. ting and executing the murde,. of 3 Lbs. Extra Lean 1'h Lbs. BO I}~ I ,.5S Ste~ IN' Sixteen bids for Maj. Gen. William H. Nutter his South American journey F"b. group. The result is that the Mutual tee which is looking jn~o under· Among Stump's club member- socialite Barbara Jean Finch at Ground Beef Steaks 1V. Lbs. Pork Steak the underground • I I appears to involve a certain Defense Board in Manilla in wh,icll cover payments, called payola, to the Finch estate in suburban 22-March 3. 3 Lbs. Extra Lean 'V: b . '1 f S k structure were l.mount of friction between ';. ru the two sides are supposed to, co Sausage Patties 1 2 L s. Faml V ae, tea radio disc jockeys and other prac West Coy lna the night of last and the Phlli!1pine 'Chief of StaH, Details of the visit to the three operate has no possibility of func 11/2 Lbs. Pork Cha ps IV2 Lbs. Our Own Cured Him SUI Office of tices. July 18. Lt. Gen. Manue l Cabal. The countries were released Tuesday tioning well under present circum· 1 Lb. Our Own Cured Bacon 1V2 Lbs. Pork Tenders struction. Of the total, $27,121.54 was at· Reap~Q,~ioll ,ing The wealthy surgeon has said Philippi ne general was appointed by the White !louse. stances. • - FRee WI TH THIS OROER I General tributed to Music Suppliers, Inc., his wife pulled a gun when they by his brother· in-law, the late The United States takes the posi· 1112 Po unqs Liver or 5 Pounds Lard and $1.00 in Groceri" were Larsen mostly for payments direct to 19 The President also will visit met her 'in the Finch garage and Ramo,. Magsaysay, and this fact tion that it is required to make tion, C platter spinners and rec()rd li asked about her plans for di· is cited by diplomats to show that Brazil for three days in his foul" COMPARE OUR PR IC ES. Yes, We Will Pay Your Phone C.". Franh brarians. Some of the money was Of Le'gislature military aid contingent on baving vorce. They struggled for it, he Cabal is not motivated by anti nation, lO-day flying trip to the Located 3'h miles north of Columbus Junction on Hiway 76. $48,950; Ring la listed as payments on automobiles Americans on hand in the country said, and she was killed when it Americani sm. involved to make sure that tlle aid Phone Columbus Junction, Randolph 8·3731 ton , $49,832; Viggo and as fees to a pro for golf les· went oCf accidently. south, and details of that stay arc is not wasted or misused for lack Open Wednesday and Saturday Evenin gs Until 8:40 Iowa Ci ty, $51 ,959; sons. The items ranged from $25 Carole, the doctor's receptionist The Philippine Government, it is expected Wednesday. .. Sunday Unt:! Noon. Iow a City I $41.391 ; to $6,025 - the latter to Stan Rich Stressed Here reliably learned. has rested its case of guidance. and later his mistress told of run· The announced itinerary for the er, Oes Moines, ards, who was a witness last week. ning Crom the scene and hiding in for withdrawal on the following Mrs. Fred Doderer told the SUI points: other three countries includes five son Con sfruction, Auditor Donald R. Keelan, on Young Democrats Tuesday eve bushes, saying dramatically at cities, motorcades, helicopter loan from the General Accounting one point: "I was Crozen, I was 1. There are already many Am· $55,643 ; Red Ball ning that the state of Iowa now eJ'ican military advisers in the hops, a wreath for statues of each ,1, Iowa City, $67,670. Qffice to the committee, testified scared, I was completely horri nation's national hero, reception', has Government for the people, Philippines. such as those repre· Mechanical to these additional payments: but not of and by the people. fied . It was like a nightmare. formal calls on the countries' senting the American Pacific Com. on the storage .f r",.t " r~ Dum 0 n t Record Distributing Mrs. Doderer, an Iowa City " 1 don't know why. When I'd presidents and formal dinners in mand headed by Admiral Harold ditioned Air Co rp. $8,380 to jockeys plus $185 housewife, is secretary of the Iowa been frightened i" the past, ex· addition to the congressional ad· to Boston station WMEX for the D. Fell whose activities partially Moines, base Citizens' Committee for a consti periences I don't want to talk dresses. Golden Platter of the Week. about, I've a lways run and hid· dupJlcate the military advisory BELL (TELEPHONE SYSTEM Plumbing & tutional convention. In her talk to It also includes a day of no for· Mutual Distributors, Inc., $2,121 the Young Demos. she stressed den. It's all because of childhood $25,309; Ryan to jockeys and $170 to WMEX. ekperi.nces. " mal schedule - Sunday, Feb. 28- Davenport, the necessity of a constitutional with Argentine President Arturo Records, Inc., $2,850 in payola . convention for the purpose or re Referring to Dr. Finch, prosecu· Associates, Cedar Frondizi at the Argentine mountain Speaking Co r Music Suppliers, apportioning the state legislature tor Clifford Crail asked: "He was Kerher·Wheatiand, Dinerstein didn't challenge the so that we WOUld, in reality, have the m()st important thing in your resort of San Carlos de Barloch~ Opportunities for Majors $30,495. payola figures. But he seemed to democratic government in Iowa. liCe at that moment, wasn't he?" DELTA SIGMA DELTA'S WIFE in the shadow oC the snow· capped Electrical Andes. have considerably different ideas Mrs. Doderer pointed out that Miss Tregoff hestitated, then CLUB will have a short meeting on the structure were than committee members did about the way things stand now, the state said gently: "Apparently not, if Wednesday night. Bridge will be . tric, Cedar Rapids, the pur pose for which the money legislature is way out of propor· I wasn't thinking of him." played at the meeting which is In was paid out. Electric, West B tion. At present, she said, 53 repre The handsome surgeon, who has being held at the Delta Sigma Delta Going to Europe? Cedar Rapids Electric, He told committee counsel Rob· sentatives speak for more than said he wou ld like to marry Car· house at 108 River Street. ert Lishman in answer to a ques· Engineering. Physical Sciences pids, $8,340. two-third s of the people of Iowa, ole, should he become free to, Grueninger Travel The 40 by 6O·foot tion: "We made the payments, sir, watched her face intently. ENGINEERING WIVES will while 55 representatives speak for lure will be built south ' to create and maintain good will, "Were you not {!oncerned about meet at 7:45 p.m. Thursday in the Service less than one· third oC the people. ieal Laboratories and for testing and promoting our rec· In the senate, 24 senators repre whether Dr. Finch had been shot north River Room of the Iowa Indianapo lis, Indiana ords at record hops, for lis tening sent two·thirds oC the people, while or not?" Crail asked. Memorial Union. Tours Sailing: June 21 and for helping to evalua te new 26 of them represent just one-third. "I don't think I thought of Dr . J uly 5 releases." The Citizens' Committee favor s Finch at that time." SUI DAMES BOOK CLUB will Representatives will be on the Campus Thunday and 3 Candida The defense all but officially For further information, the con st ituti ~ al convention meth· meet Thur sday at 8 p,m. in the contact: Friday, February 18 and 19. Nixon Enters April od of gaining reapportionment, relted its case Tuesday. Dr. home of Mrs. John Landess, 314 S. For Presiden : Finch's attomey asked before Terry Reed, Mrs. Doderer said, because the Johnson St., Apt. 2. There will be a Campus Representative, Primary in Wisconsin convention can be called by action court adjourned to be allowed to discussion on the book "Compul. Of Student Cl lelephone 7728. MILWAUKEE, Wis. lA'l - Vice of the people. Then, she said, any call other witnesses "if I think sion" by Meyer Levin. BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES President Richard M. Nixon has reapportionment mea ure can be of any." Research and development in electrical communications, electronics, Three sur students decided to enter the Wisconsin submitted directly to the people for Because two state rebuttal wit microwaves, acoustics, switching systems for the Bell System and nounced their candidacy presidential preference primary to their decision. It is the du ty of the nesses won't be available un ti l national defence projects. dent of Student Council dissuade Republican voters from Citizens' Committee, she added, to Thursday, court was recessed un They are Ronald Broc getting into the showdown fi ght encourage the citizens of Iowa to til then. Final arguments are ex On The Death Of Friends In Childhood OPERATING TELEPHONE COMPANIES Westgate; Robert ])01 pected to begin Thursday and Newton; and Lloyd HU l11 between Democratic Sens. John vote "yes" in this year's general Engineering, construction, operation and maintenance of communi. F. Kennedy and Hubert H. Humph election on the question of call· the case should go to the jury next lowa City. We shall not ever meet them bearded in heaven, cat io n faci lities. T he following companies will be represented on rey. ing a constitutional convention. week. Tuesday evening th Nor sunning themselves among the bald of hell ; the campus. Council oominating will review the applic: If anywhere, in the deserted schoolyard at tw ili g ht, N orthwestern Bell Telephone Company interview candidates. 'Th Forming a ring, perhaps, or joining hands Wino;! Bell Teleph01le Compan y tee is comprised of 01 SWIFT & COMPANY representatlve Crom eal In game s whose very nomes w e hove forgotte n. LOIlg Lilles Department of American ate. Come, memory, let us see k the m there in the shadows. Telephone and Telegraph C01ltpany The president of tit RESEARCH LABORATORIES Council, who is also sit and WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY president, will be elect' (Copyright 1960 by Donald II/stice) fi rst time in all·campw ENGINEERING RESEARCH DEPARTMENT M anufacturing, purchasing, installation and d istribution of e, s<:c ,a In admittance. The North Gym 5:30 News Twain, The Mysterious Stranger ... 17,. ean" w"~ or ,1.0 Dar DAILY IOWAN CUCCLA.ftOR !:allDn. Colle,e Of J)enUat..,.; Jane 9:30 a.m. - Classroom - Psy· retary, 2M Untvenl1y Han. by Feb. 'will be opened lor stUdent u.. Hcb 5:45 Know YOllr Child is the current reading 01\ The ...... In .dvane.i. I1x month.. " .110; CIreuI.tlCID ...... " !IoIMrt Bell GJlchrllt, A3: Paul J:. H ..enlOll. DI. chopathic Hospital - Dr. Lewis 18. Friday IrOln 1:30-3:30 P.oL 6:00 Even Ing Concert .... _ ..... p.IIU. SF mall In low•• Judith Jonel. A4: Prof. HUlh Kelao. 7:00 AM·f'M Stereo Concert .Booksllefr at 9! 30 a.m. ' ... .,...: .. _the, ..; tbraa Department 01 Political Bdenu: ProC. L. Robbins - Lecture on "Psy· TOOl, EXI\~1 ln Buslne,. StllUsUcs WEIGHT TIAINING aOOM will be 8:00 Roeol'dod Concert I1IGHLIGHTS FROM A PQL _ till. tI; all other maIJ ...boct1»- 01.1 4191 U JOII do DOt neel". 7 _ Leille G. Moell.r. School 01 Jou"'" will be liVen In 319 Unlverslly Holl at opened for use by Itudenla on MOD U:OO Trio pel ,.., ...... , chotherapy Research in the .... ,,0 Da117 IOwan Dr ,.. ..IIL 'l'Ile ~ _. 8arII D. Schindler. At; Pro!. 1.. I p.m., lVednesday. oFeb. 24. S lud. n~q 9:45 NrwR Flllni H OPERA: FM: tofllgllt, i pJn...... o.ua.... &. Yu __ CloIIep II .._ .... Pl'oblcm 01 Cont rols." . days, WednesdaYI and J'rIday. be planning on tAking the exam l hoilid ' ....a a;no alld I :. 11& 10 :00 SIGN OFF .. , , to 10. .._" ' 0' - •• ----- ,