.Takes more than -me-'Dat1y lowan . A Cal's new college OBSERVATIONS ..DI. flu to keep a AND COMMENT ~ good man down promises innovation By ART BUCHWALD IOWA CITY, IOWA Bv DAVI POlLIN bruthlD, for Want. born with reapltat.ory dit- Everyone has been delighted with the fut ,. IlIdwo,. CeI""""lt ordel'l. coyery of President Lyndon B. Johnaon frenI InnovaUoa will be the trldemlrk II the aew. THE AUGMENTOR Is the resull of .ilt JHrt lis gall bladder operation. I myself wlab the President had taken It a little easier aftIr tI1t A promising trend lit ttl lite t1Dfnrsitr of CaHfomla'l umpate. at " ruun:h .., Iowa State ..data. 'nil ..... Irvine. Irvine. the Unlversity's nintb campus, thine. ",hld! has undergone numerous refine operation and this is why . FRIE DS OF THE UN1VERSITY can be proud opened for the lirst time this month. with 1.500 ments. has been used in the treatment of 28 I came down with the flu that Iowa was invited to become an Initial member of Itudents. Located just south of Loa An,eles 011 babies with encouraging results. according to its over the weekend and ordinarily the Universities Research A ociation. Inc. the Pacific COut, the University feat.uns S20 developers. and is available for infants who In these sltuatlollt my wife Is might need it at Mary Greeley Ho.pitalin Ames. This invitation guuantees that Iowa will have a role million wortb of modem buildings in an .rea of very sympathetic. But not this'.,.... ~.,. time. I told her I planned to in directing the activitJel of the proposed million puture land and wildlife. f348 stay in bed for the day and, The Inine .dministr.tion It determined to Women studenla at the Unlverilty of Wiscon- atom-smasher being bulJt by the Atomic Energy Com * * * maybe watch a couple of foot- ·· mission. The atom-smasher may be t>uilt in Iowa, or it be deem, and Innovative in their poUci~. ac· lin were recently granted their long sought-after cording to J. W. Peltason. vice chancellor at the extended hours. Junior and senior women have ball games and the World Se may not be, but the University will have its part in the new campus. One of the new ideas wiu be "pass no hour restrictions. Sophomore women wiu ries until my temperature went development of the nation's largest scientific installation f'JI" courses offered in subjects outside the have no hours on weekends. but must respect a . , ., down. She showed me a newspftpe!' BUCHWALD no matter where it's built. ltudeal'. major area. Th. COW'Je will not be fig 1 a.m. curfew on weeknIght.. ~ As a matter of high principle, we'v~ ured iD the grade-poiDt avera,e. and will be Parental permission Is necessary for students finally decided that your rupport ho.tlif and said. "The President had a gall bladder The fact that Iowa and several other universities operation and look what he did. He appointed In the Midwest were asked to participate in the Associa held .,ainst him only II he f.lls. under 21 to take advantage of the new hour paid off." regulltion, regardless of their year in school. four ambassadors, two judges, saw Vice Presl tion shows a trend away from the long time Government IN THE "INI! ARTS department. courses will dent Humphrey. talked to the press. and ,lanecI be "performance oriented." in the hope that The new regulations wiD go into eUect as soon practice of including only the big name schools &om as th. ,irll iD the dorms approve it. three bills, and you want to stay in bed juJt be J"ine will take the place of the coruservatory IEccol-19ts of film, cause you have a little flu ." politically rich country in the big time scientific pro iD producin, well-trained performen. jects. "But he's stronger than I am," I protIItI4. Another of the proposed innovations It the AT PARSONS* COLLEGI!, * Fairfield. * slcy-dlvln. "Besides. they say flu can be serious." We hope this trend continues when the accelerator university will be "instruction by computer." Is quickly becoming a major sport. The Sharp· but not much taste She turned to anolher part of the paper. "Hen .ite is selected. -Jon Van Throu,b ID aenement with ffiM. the campul chuten, the coUeee'l Iky-diving club, hal re By NICK MIYER Is a picture of Mr. Johnson's gall bladder with hopea 1.0 become a "model for modern univen1ty cently won second place In a parachut. jumpin, I.w_" R.vlew.r the stone still in It. And yet do you know wbat computerizatiOll ... competition In St. Louis. he's going to do tomorrow If the doctorl let him, Several memberl of the club wllke4 off with Ho hum. thlt "Mondo Cane" Jl'OUP of hlgh "What?" The beautiful land - individual honor. In individual competition, In minded lado-masochiJts II back again with an· "Dictate his budget for 1968. inspect the BetMo A machine *which mly * IOmeday * live the IIvea cluding one girl . The club, officially sanctioned other attempt at pornography on the commercial da Naval Hospital. talk to Dean Rusk Ind R0b IOWA, THE "BEAUTIFUL LAND" as the Indians of 25.000 babies eyery year It bein, developed by Parsons. c1alml to have more female mem screen - this one beatin, their other two for ert McNamara, telephone seven Istronauts, IIId called it, is never more beautiful than in the fall, when at Iowa State UDlverlity. The Dew device. called bers than any other Iky-divin, club in the na Iheer dullnell. address I joint session of Congress in the 01*' the greenness of .ummer edges into gold, red and an Want respiratory auameDtor, wiu do the tion. I ,tlyePikes Peak State Park at McGregor, In the northeast the world. It is a simple pastiche of the would· 12 trees along the Belt Parkwa),. I don't lee wbJ cornet; o( the state, Al\e of the more popular autumn e;ery year to Idopt positioDi on national politi needed in Iowa be arousing, shocking and disgusting. I say you should fe el sorry for yourself." displays, is living up to its reputation this year, with its cal Issue •. would·be for the camera is too steady. the shots "I'm not feeling sorry for myself." I .ald. "n'. are too varied and the color is too good for it colors reported by Park Officer Lynn Johnson to be It ,oe. without laying that the positions T. The Idlter: just tbat the flu takes a lot out of you." to be believed. Since when have we needed an American "Are you trying to say that I gall bladder better than usual, owing to the unusual amount of rain adopted at the NSA's national conventions could It is all obviously faked and wouldn·t fool a Nazi Party in Iowa? Most of all that John R. fall Iowa has had recently. The hard maples, a big at be looked upon by many people IS the 'opinion' third degree pervert. operation doesn't take a lot out of a perlOll? Bishop of Davenport said in his article is very Listen to the President's schedule for Thursda,. traction, are to reach their peak this weekend. The park 01 American college atudents. Realietically. What's still worse. they try to cover up tbe true, but what does the American Nazi Party He's having breakfast with the Senate and House was so jammed with sight-seers last weekend that only however, It would seem clear that there Is net lack of substance by jazzy music and fast ieaders. meeting with labor leaders on 14b, one car in 25 could find a place to park. luch thing as 'student opinion.' Opinions of in· propose to do about it - carry out the same paced editing. It's the old penny arcade show lunching with the League of Women Voters. humanitarian and tender treatment forced on with the Inviting pictures on the tent and nothing Another popular park this time of year is centrally dividual stUdents can almos~ always be found on making a film for a fund -raising dinner In Cali· much going on inside. located Ledge. State Park at Madrid. The oak trees in either side of any given queslion. miUlons of victims of Hitler? fornia. and attendi ng an enlisted man'. dance .t this 900-acre park are to reach the height of color next Who II Mr. Bishop to lash out at leader. AMONG OTHER FAKED and Inane episodes the Bethesda USO Club." It would seem all the more inappropriate for were :Karate fighters in Japan, muscle men In "Okay, I'll go out and cuI the lawn," I aaid. weekend, according to Park Officer Wayne Partridge. of "right movements" with his party', iUustri NSA to take positions on controversial national Reno. female roller skaters in L.A.• witches in "If you want to stay In hed. I'm per(ectl, Also to lee are the reds of the ironwoods and beech wues when one realizes that members of stu ous background history of vIolence? England. whal ers in Portugal. derriere clubs in agreeable." my wife sai d. "but it seems to me trees. Ledg.es State Park has many foot trails to enjoy, dent government. are elected on the basis of Heaven knows we need to clean up the Paris, Mard is Gras in Rio. and a prostitute se you're not show ing much moral fiber. Here', the President·s schedule for Friday." and when the weather is pleasant a person may enjoy local campus isaues, not on the basis of their messea in our own country line! our state, but quence reminiscent of "Irma La Douce " of all wading in the creek. we do not need help 01 a Nazi party, do we? things. "I don 't want to hear it," I said, slowly put· positions on natioDal political Issues. It would The secret dueling society in Germany was ting on my shoes . Maple. are in good form at the 350-acre Wild Cat Unless we have been grossly misinformed about leem clear, therefore. that the proper lunction abou t the dullest, with the rest of the film run "The Preside nt is going to sign leveral morl Den State Park in Muscatine, as they also are at Back of an organization such as NSA is to conIine the Nazi party, we can do everything that needs ning a close second. bills, attend the opening of a new wal'd, ,eUle bone State Park in Dundee, and the oaks at the latter site to be done without that. And I think Mr. Bi~ Its~1C to campus problems. The picture Is also unbelievably long for a the India-Pakistan dispute, and iI he has time are now a handsome red. hop Is getting much better treatment here film with so lillie in it. perform an append ectomy operation on a lieu· In view of the fact that NSA has seen fit to because we have "rights movements" - otherl Other parks which can be visited at this time of But the main point. the thing th at llPsets me tenant-commander ... concentrate on national political issues to the ex were not 10 fortunate. year are the Fort Defiance State Park at Estherville, Is what this film implies about the quality of I started shaking as I tried to put on my shirt. treme detriment of any program to help student I'm no politician and I couldn't care less about our perverts. If this is what Americans ge t th eir "Where should I put the leaves afler I rakt Lake of Three Fires at Bedford. Palisades-Kepler State governments witb local campus problems, I tbe high sounding clap trap that Is promi:;ed by kicks from these days, our civilization must be th em up? " I asked. Park in Mount Vernon, Waubonsie State Park in Ham would suggest that membership in NSA Is not any party. but I am curious - as a citizen - on lhe decline. "There 1!! no reason to be surly. If i'OU reallY worth the money It costs us every year. burg, Wapsipinicon State Park near Anamosa, Lake what the Nazi party is dOing In Iowa. or in the WHEN WE START salivating over dull sex (or don't feel well, stay in bed." Darling State Park at Brighton, Lake Keosauqua State I would urge, therefore, that the University United States for that matler. Can anyone teU when producers think we wilD , we're really on I went back to bcd. Park at Keosauqua, and many other local parks. More withdraw from this organization. me? What do you think? the skids. You'd think conscientious perverts "Is there anything I can get you," she asked. "Yeah. Get me Vi ce President Humphrey. I'll than people visited these state pllrks last week Julien Gurett, L3 Mrs. M.. ,.,urlte Abreh .. mlOll would do something about It, 25,000 talk to him first. Then you can let the prell Route 4 Solon end, and as great a number is expected this weekend. "Ecco" Is luke warm - the most offensi..e come in. I'll talk to the Joint Chiefs of Staff this So if the weather is (hopefully) warm, this weekend kind of anything (except bath waterl. If it were afternoon. and tonight if I leel up to it we'll wilt be the perfee:t opportunity to take the family pic a series of genuine giimpses into the ugly and take down all the billboards along Wisconsill the weird in this world of ours. I might tolerate nicking or hiking, or just driving to see the sights. This Un i ve rs i ty Bull e tin Boa rd Avenu e. Th ere is no sense letting !o Iitlle flu it as an interesting. nay. disturbing film . I would bug get me down." year's colorful autumn scenes aren't to be missed. Unv.nlly 'ull.lln IN'. "ollc., mu,1 III re•• lv.d I' Thl o.n., ,ow.n begin wonder about mankind. etc. ef.le••• oem 201 Commu"lcotl.na C.nt." by noon 0' the d.y b.,o,. to -Tom Longden ,ubll.. tIO". T ...., muat be tYl'ld .ntI 1I,,,.d by an advl .., or offl •• , 0' thl o'r.anIUtlO" ~Inl ,u~lId" •• 'urel., _III 'unct~n. are n... 1111111. As it is, the only thing that disturbs me and te, th , _tlon. the only people I am wondering about are the Letters Policy ...DU ..T. STUO.NT' whe .... THI SWIMMINO !'OOL In th. Wo p.m., S.turd-.y; 1 p.m. to 10:45 p.m. charlatans who perpetrated this technicolor hoax eanc!ldat.. fo, te.cbln. polltlon, on men', Gymnasium ..UI be op.n for Sun"ay. Letters to the editor .. re welcomed. All lot the junior colle,e, coU.,o or unl· ....,..... Uoo.1 .wlllllllin. Mond.y Ibru and the lousy pseudo-perverts who are contami ters must be signed, should be typed and dou • HELPI verally level In February, Junior Frid.y•• :15 to 5:15. This ta open to 'A ....T. COO'IUTIV. ,AIY. nating the ranks by lining the pockets of the "ptember, I .....hould attend one ole spaced. Letters should not be over ,.. women .tud.nta. .talf, flculty .nd IITTING LIAGUI. Tho.. inteR"" makers. THE UNIVERSiTY OF CALIFORNIA'S newest '" t ..o m •• tln" Oct. 20 at 4 or flculty wlv ... Ie _mberlllip eell ..... '1111 NI. words; shorter letters erl appreciated. Tho ' :45 p.m. In 22 A Sch.effer Hall. --- hauser at 338-6070. Members d.. lr If you want to see a reindeer being castrated institution, located at Irvine, has promlsed great and MlMO.I .. L UNION OPiUTINO In. slltera call lin. Morri. nlhlen. editor rtserves the right to edit and shorten C .. NDIDAT .. ,6. t.lchln, po • HOUItS, ",.. ..,e. by I Lapland girl. then "Ecco" is for you. Mar· I,tters. glorious things to prospective students, including the in· toln. III ..conclary or olemenl.ry Gone,.1 lulldlnl - e '.m. to 11 ..bool. ln February should .Uend p.m.. Sunday-Tburlll.y; I a.III. to VWCA IAIVSITTI". .I.VICI. quis de Sade. forgive us! troduction of "instruction by computer." (See exchange on. '" two me.U",. Oct. 18 .t 4 or Mldnl,ht. Fridll' and Siturday. Call YWCA offiCI, 163·3968 at!eJI. ':41 p.m. In 221A lebl.ff.r Hall. InterMItlo" Dllk - 7 a.lII. to 11 Doona for blbYllttbi, ..rvleo. column this page. ) p.m.. "oDdly.ThIUIIII,.; 7 I.m. to Mldnl,bt, FrldlY .nd Siturday; • RHODII ICHOLARIMI'. for .Iulb Though a detailed explanation of what is meant by MAIN LI ••AaV HOURlt Mondl,. l.m. to 11 p.m. Sund.,.. It Oxford Unlverally .re ",r.rld un· Friday - 7:30 a.m.·2 1!.DI.; Saturday .ec,eatlon ..... - • ..lD \0 Jl morried men Itudenta willi Jllnlor mch instruction has not been offered, speculation on the - 7:10 •.III.-aldnl,bt, lund.,. - 1:110 p.m. IIODd,,·TllandaJ'; ·lIldo senior. or ,r.dualo .landln,. All If/here will you worship? • .m.-2 .... a ..... field. of ItUely are eU,lble. Nom· nlJht, friday Ind liI.ur~, a p.m • • ubject is a bit frightening. DoIkH..... \0 11 p.m. Sundl,.. Inee. will be ..,Iected III mld-oclo Mond,y·Thunday - I a.m.·IO p.m.; ...... and prospeeltve eondldate. AGUDA ACHlM Students have quite enough trouble absorbing all J'riday.slturd.y - 8 • .m ,-$ p.m'i C.telerla - Ne.. IUver Room Caf. Ibould eon.ult ...oon .. ~ Jlo.llble VETERANS' HOSPITAL EASTERf\T ORTHODOX MI~;SIO~ (Re.rved Booll Room - 7 p.m.-Iv torll o~n 7 d.y •• weell. 7 l.m. to with ProlollOl' DlUllap, lU1SH. 163· SYNAGOGUE CHAPEL 320 E. Colle,_ St. the lcnowledge they must absorb in this do-or-die world p .••); SlIDd.y - 2 p.m .. 5 p.m.; (Re 7 p.m. a'rulu mell bOll ..: 7 a.m. .n. 102 I. Waabln,ton et. -0- ..rv14 800k Room - • p.m .• l0 p.m.) ' :110 • .m .• B... akfllt; 11:110 • .m.·1 pm. FRIENDS Lunchlon, 5-7 ,.m., DInner. EnJ01 ~ 8201 UuJon MENNONITE CHURCH of academia without being confronted with still another THI INTI.·VA.SITV Cbrl.tI.n GreenwOOd and II1rUl coff" b ....k.. .Iella IDd abon Fellow.hlp. an lnterdenonrln.Uonal ASSEMBLY OF GOD ~ element of impersonality. IDUC ..TION • I'IVCHOLOGV Lib orden Iny Unla. ,roup of Iludenl., lIIeel. every Fri lJ30 Keolluk St. -0- rary Houn - Mond.y-Tburaday • Gol. , ••Ihe, - 7 a.lII. to 10:45 day at 7:00 p.m. ,n the Union Indl· FmST METHODIST CHURCH ~ OUR REDEEMER Won't somebody help us simple-minded students •.m.·l0 p.m .. Frlday-l!.turday • '.m. P.ll!. Mond.y·Thursday; 7 I.m. to .na Room . AU IIlteRmd IIIrtODI Joffor.on Ie Dubuque Street. I p.m~ lunda;, a ' ...·10 pm. 11:.. p.m., t'r1d-.y; 7:10 '.m. to 11:41 aro ..elco_. BETHANY BAPTIs:r CHURCH -{)- LUTHERAN CHURCH who still enjoy talking to PEOPLE? -Dalla! Murphy 8 It. " ruth AVI. GLORIA DEI 2301 I. co,," ~ LUTHERAN CHURCH --0- O~FICIAL DAILY BULLETIN BETHEL AFRICAN L.CA. TRINITY CHRISTIAN METHODIST CHURCH DlIbuqul and Market Street. REFOHMED CHURCH 'lhe-1)oily Iowan ~1 I. Governor It. -0- I. Co,," .. K.n"OOd Dr. ~ THE CHURCH OF CHRIST --0- ,lie JWv 1....- " IDI'IIfIft ..... tdW ., ".",.., ..... " UNITARIAN 1318 Kirkwood ST PAUL'S LUTHERAN ccIo- University Calendar ., UNIVERSALIST SOCIETY ~ ~ • lJCGtd of fiw .cuden& truMA .!.c:tH fly tIw ~ bod, . UNIVERSITY CHAPEL Throe block, e.1t of Old Clpltol ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH .. Il. JlfflnoD truIfMI qpofrUd ~ ~ U'7.a44a or 138-..12 four by til. of ,lie Unlotnily. Til. au I. Court St. --0- I ....', ~ policy" MC .n ~ of U of I ~ ""'nlay, Oct. ,. versity ieachin, positions, 221A and Internationalism: Some Re ~ ~ SHARON EVANGELICAL ,." or ...... III .., ,.."...... ,.. I p.m. - Union Board Movie: 8cltaeffer Hall. cent Developments," Old Capi· UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH UNITED BRETHREN "RailiD iD the sua," Union. 7 p.m. - Graduate Study tol Senate Chamber, • p.m. SERVICES 11. I. ralrcbUd Kalon. 401 UDtflnalS' 1l000Itei --0- ~ MIlO.. ,..1 .... ' ...... Sund.y, Oct. 17 Nlpt lpouored by Mortar Oct. 27 - University Lecture ...... Jill VI" ~ ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH ST. ANDREW AUDIT IU.IAU 1:30 p.m.-Dedication of Sail Board, UlIlon . Seriel: Aasociate Justice Wil MI_I", ••Itw ..•• Dill., * ..,,11., CON ... IIINCIS liam O. Dougl .., "The Supreme CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST loIIDIoD " BlOOllllnatOD Street. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH City ....r ...... JIIfy I"",,, III, Club Building and Cbrltten --0- .. w.My OF LATl'ER·DAY SAINTS Bun ..t " Melro.. AH. &IKULATIOIII "I.. ..It...... 'IrI Oct. 12-21 - Management Se Court in American History," - ~~ ...... , 'lUI .vtler In, of Boat.. Lake Macbride ries, Unioa Ohio State Room, Union Main Lounge, • p.m. .0D"_17 Ball - ..B J'a1rarowodl CORALVILLE UnlVIfUty HIltbt. rMMt"...... MIIII T_r Field Campus. ~ --0- .,.". ....r ...... 1111 PIer," METHODIST CHURCH ANt. "'.... 1.., MIllie • __ e a.m. to " p.m • SPORTS J'AlTH UNITED CHURCH 101 13th A.I. LUTHERAN CHURCH • S:3O p.lII. - Iowa :Mountain --0- ...... City ••Iter ...... A ...... Oct. 13-15 - Credit Unlon Oct. I~Football, Minnesota, OF CHRIST OF CHRIST THE KING •..,11 MlillftMck een Travelog: "Canyon Coon Manapment Conference, Union 1:30 p.m. II.. J)eJ'oRII A.IDIIO CHURCH OF CHRIST Just Il.st 01 ...... ". .Mer .. ~" CIeyH tr7." John Blattner, Macbride 81wll'YI AplrlIIIlDII AlIt. ",*-,rl,_ .... '.uI ..... r Yale Room. Oct. 29-Cros. Country: MIn -+- 1II""n, In thl ..H Bulldln, --0- Amrtlll'" DI,...., IllY ~ Auditorium. ' THE CONGREGATIONAL One 11111 South on lllcbwIY 211 Amrtlll", ...... Alin Ie... Oct. 14-18 - Ninth Annual nesota. South Flnkbine Golf ST. THOMAS MORE CHAPEL CIIII'•• A.,. MINter 'IVI DI.1IeIe 7:30 p.rn. ~ Union Board Labor Law lnatitute, Union COurse, " p.m. CHURCH --0- 101 N. JUVlrlldo Dr...... A.,. Mlr. .. .. Dtft VIrtue Movie, "RalaID iD the sua," .. Norill CUntOD IOWA CITY BAPTIST CHAPEL CI_,-"- Mer. .. IlrI N... NCIr Ohio State Room. EXHIBITS ~ UDioa. -+ 411 .outh CUntOIl WENCESLAUS CHURCH Oct. l!)"'Mathematlct Teach Through October - Ualversi EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH --0- III I. D... nporl I\. T.,...y, Oct. 1t ty Library Exhibit: "Booki en Conference, Old Capitol OF CORALVILLE GRACE UNITED ~ " p.m. or 1:45 p.m. - Place Senate Chamber. from the Prairie Press: A 10- ~ MISSIONARY CHURCH TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHt~ ment meetln, for candidates Oct. 1.5-11 - Medical Post Year Record." FIRST CHURCH 11M IIUleitinl AVI. 120 h,t COUI" .. for elementary or secondary --0- lI'aduat.e Conference: Ortbo Through October - Selectio/ll OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST --0- teachina positiOlll, 221A Schaef pedica, Medical Amphitheatre. from the University'. Perman ,. I. CoUt.. It. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES ST. MARY'S CHURCH fer Hall. ent CollectioD, Main Gallery, -0- SilO R It. IlflorlOD • LIIlD Itretll -0- 7:10 p.m.-Twentieth Century Oct. 17·11 - Annual Optome Art Buildin,. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH ~ II' i 1III Seri.: "Skyacraper," tric lnatitute, UIIlOll IlliDoia MUSICAL IVINTI a17 So 10... AH. ru:ORGANIZED CHURCH FREE METHODIST CHAPEL UDioD. Room. Oct. 2O-Univenity SymphOny -+- OF JESUS CHRIST -0- CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE SEVENTH DAY .& n\nr.N''I'IfI'I'I LICTURIS Orchestra Concert. UlIlon ~ OF LAIl'TER·DAY SAINTS W...... y, Oct.» Oct. 21-21 - Sbambaup Lec lOll W.de It At 8t. ..artl lIothodlit Lounie, 8 p.m. -0- --0- " p.m. or 11:45 p.m. - Place tures: Prof. Karl W. Deutscb, all1l~ AH. Oct. 29 - Faculty llecJtaI: FIRST PRESBYTERIAN -0- ST. MARK'S ment meetin, for candidates for PoUtical Science Department, Robert Eckert, tenor, Macbride juaior colle... colle,. or wti- CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCI Yall UDivll'lit», "Hatjonalilm Auditorium, • p.m. ... JluUta ..... CMMa. 'lIrebIId 'U-II _ __.A'"
• THI DAILY IOWAI'f-I ... ,""" ~., OCt. 1" 1.....-... a lasses May Replace Birds ; M~ssingCoed Forell Named By R~ents , Iy ~!I :!!SON . IStili Mystery To Head Relig ion School The Univenlly', Museum of Natural History In Macbride Hall Sher-Iff Says go the way 01 some of Its birds - Into extinction. George W. ForeD, professor of by the State Board of Regentl. venity of Liberia, Monrovia, lJ Expressing the hope that the University will IOmeday have a I Protestant theology, has been Professor Forell is a graduate berta. The appointment is under new muaeum, Pres. Howard R. Bowen recommended Thursday that There are sUll no additional named aetiDa dJreclor of tbe of Lutheran Theologica! SemiJl- Cornell University's Agency for the museum, a University landmark lince 1858, be removed In cl ues in the case of missing 18- !>chao! of RellgiOll. ary" Philadephia, Pa. He earned IIltemational Development pro- favorolc~ooma . year-old University coed Miss The appointmeol, which is to a master of theology degree It ject In Liberia. Professor ErIck BOWEN SAID the space the museum occupies. including the Patricia Madden , who disappear fill a vacancy left by the resign .. Princeton Theological Seminary, I0Il will be on leave from Feb. 1 third floor and a sizeable portion of the second. is needed for the ed from campus eight days ago. tiOD of Professor Robert S. MI· Princeton, N.J., and a doctor of to SepL 1, 1966, to complete a University's educational program. Johnson County sheriffs au cbaeisen, wu approved Friday theology degree at the UniOll doctoral program at Teachers After saying the museum collection now serves no educational thorities said Friday a girl hitch Theological Seminary, New York Conege, Columbia University, function for the Univel'8lty, Bowen added, "It doea attract cblldren. hiker picked up in Davenport City. JAMII DICKINSON, a81s- Thursday, matching Miss Mad c: and I am lOrry that we cannot continue to provide thla faclllty for First Concert IN 1'57-51 HE W88 a visiting tam professor and assistant dean, !bern." den's description was checked out but she and her male companion professor at the Unlverldty of College of Education, was named Bowen recommended that a large, modem museum be placed were not involv Hamburg under the Fulbright to a half-time appointment as 011 the list of long-range building needl of the University. ed in the case. By Symphony Act, and from 1958 to 1961 he was special assistant for student per "Meanwhile, we would take care to safeguard the present col· A nalive of on the faculty of the Chicago sonnel. The position ia In the of lection," he said, adding that lOme of It might best be given or IOld Omaha and a Lutheran Theological Semlnuy. flce of the vice-president for lCa Set For Wed. In the lIUI1IDler of 191!O he was a demlc affairs. to other museums and lOme of it atored for a future museum on poll Ucal science : viaiting profeuor at the AJl.Afri- this campus. rna j 0 r, Miss The Univeralt)' Symphony, di- can Theological Seminar, Maran- Prof~r Dlcld~n will act HUNDREDS OF SPECIMENS of animals and birds, including M a dd e n was reeled by James Dixon, will pre- go Tanganyika. as a.dVlsor and coordinator of ac- those in the unique Laysan Island Cyclorama have been displayed In g r a d u ate d lent ita first concert of lhe sea- , . tivllies as student personnel serv- He joined the faculty In 1954. lcel formerly directed In lhe the museum. This Pacific Island acene contains 22 species of birds, from Iowa City son WedDeaday at a p.m . in the High S c h a 0 I, Union Main Lounge. In other personnel 8CtIon., the former division of student servo three of wblch have been extinct for many years. June, 1965, 138th Included In the program are Regenta approved leaves of air Ices are incorporated into the of The Laysan Island exhibit and other smaller habitat groups in her class of Wagner', "Siegfried Idyll," Luigi IeOce for Jack F. Culley. profes- fice of the vice.presldent. came from the many collecting expeditions from 1860 to 1920, sup 336. Because her MI •• Madden Dallapiccola', "Varlazloni per lOt of IndUItriaJ relations and a.. =iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioo __iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ported by friends of tbe University. I grade point average was 2.28 she Orchestra" (1954), aDd Stravin- slstant dean, College of Busineas r NO MAJOR ADDITIONS have been made to the museum since was ineligible to register for sky's "Petrouchka." Administration, and for Eva H, Erickson, UIOciate profeaor of ABBIES about 11126, however. fo rmal rush this fall . It was re- John Ferrell, professor of mu ItmAUItANT In the late 1920's the Department of Natural Science divided into ported earlier that she had been sic, will be featured in Mozart', nursing. separate departments representing zoology, botany, geology and considered by several sororities " Concerto in A Major for Violin Professor Culley will be on I rpaghetti . ub$ archaeology. Some parts of the collection are used today in teach as a possible pledge. and Orchestra." leave for the next two aclldemlc chic"," p/u4 years to be dean oC the College of Ing and research, principally in botany, geology and archaeology_ The Ornce of Student . Af!~irs Tickets for the concert are 314 E. Burflngton has no record of her reglsterlDg I available at the Union Informa Liberal Arts and FIne Arts, UnI- for formal. rush. . ,tion Desk free of charge. The con Meanwhile the miSSIng girl. cert will be broadcast live by THE MACBRIDE HAll museum wlll'be removed to accommo mother h ~s refused to comment radio statiolll WSUI-AM and Face Lifting For Old Capitol date more classrooms. Eliot Krieger, age 5, son of Professor on the inCident. KSUI-FM. and Mrs. Murray Krieger, enjoys a soon to be removed ex H_ RALPH Aschenbrenner, as hibit. Pressed up against the glass, Eliot views an exhibit of sistant principal of Iowa City x Underway By Physical Plant passenger pigeons. Doctor Krieger is a professor of Englisb. High School , said Friday he had Givers Drive -2a little acquaintance with the girl, - Photo by Paul Beaver Old Capitol is getting a all the ivy would be removed , a transfer from Clinton to Iowa beauty-treatment. The first part Sinek said, "We're not taking it City in September, 1964. Ends,Monday of the treatment is removing off; we're just thinning It out." Incidents such a8 this disap The Community Given fund some of the ivy from the build This has to be done, he said, pearance are rare for the Univer· ing's outside waUs, Don J . Sinek, so that Physical Plant employes Car Insurance Increase sity, "But we've never had one drive that began Oct. 4. Is supervisor of the University Phy quite as dramatic as this," Dean scheduled to end at 4 p.m. Mon can proceed with tbe second part day. sical Plant, said Friday. of Old Capitol's beauty-treat of Students Marlon L. Hult .ald Friday. Mrs. Roberta Patrick, uecu The AR·2A ACOUSTIC SUSPENSION speaker has been described To reassure those who feared ment: painting the buUdlng's Expected Within Few Days live aecretary of the campaign, wooden portions. The ivy had to by music critics and equipment reviewers as lIIe most natural- 'The last case of a disappearin, Slid in an interview Friday that x be thinned to give painters ac Motorists ! If you need Insur- Iand a rew have n't heard of any student occurred three or four about 400 people worked to meet 50unding speaker in the low·medium price range. The AR·2a Is cess to the wobden trim around ance, you'd better buy it now_ increase. yea rs ago," Huit said, "when a the fund goal of $108,000. the latest model of this speaker. 4 Awarded the windows, The last time the Rates pf many local insuran.ce The actual amount of premium student got fed up with school ivy was cut and the building The amount coDected by the agencies are sched uled. t~ m- change for the individual motor- an d took off and was found a few campaign will be announced after The AR·21x is available in unlWlllld pine ($109), mahogany or painted was about 10 years ago, crease 5 to 20 per cent Within the ist depend s upon where he lives; days later." a meeting Monday at which work Sinek said. birch ($122), .nd walnut, oiled walnut, cherry, or teak ($128). It NSF Grants nex t few days ; as so o~ ~s new the type of car he drive, and ita THE ONLY OTHIR case Hult ers will turn In their final re Sinek also said Old Capitol's schedules ha ve been distribut ed. principal use: the motorists could recall In the nearly 20 ,ean ports. DonatiOllS collected by the has a five-year unconditional guarantee which covers.jile full cost eaves and downspouts will be re Bumps and jolts that dented driving record; whether he has he's been at the University, hap campallD which covers Iowa oi Iny repairs, Includln. reImbursement of Irellht to Ind from In Pharmacy paired. There wlll be lOme re humans and automobiles have youthful drivers in his bousehold pened in the late 40&, when a CIb', CoralviUe and University the factory. modeling done in the building's caused the pending jol t to the and their age, sex and marital missing student turned up in Chi HeTghts , will be dis t ributed FoW' stUdents In College of basement, he added . family pocketbook , according to status and wh ether they have cago after he'd been to Florida, among 17 orllanizatlons. AR speakers and turntables may be heard and I>urchased at: Pharmacy have received $600 Sinek said : "This is the center two rate setting companies, the driver education; tbe amount of "There were also some clues awards for participation this year of the Pentacrest, and we like to in tbe undergraduate science ed National Automo bile Underwrit- insurance carried and other fac· left be hind in that case," Hult keep it looking as nice as we ere Association and the Nation al tors. recalled. "The fella left his suit. Minnesota Band ucation program of the National can.,. WOODBURN SOUND SERVICE ScletlCt Foundation (NSF). Bureau of Casualty Underwriters. The rate-setting companies esU- case with clothing in It .. _ but To Ma rch Today 211 E. COLlIG. __ frem ColI ..o". 'ariclng lot A poll of local insurance agen- mate that the atatewide average in every case of a missing stu· Th,y are Thomas A. Wunder cies yesterday discloscd a spotty increase for private passenger dent we've never had one Involv Two hundred members of the Eastern Iowa', Tape lleCQrder Headquarterl lich, P4, Ames, Roger M. Chris Fellowship Panel price-incrcase situation. S 0 m e cars will be 18.9 per cent for Iia- ing foul play and in nearly every tiansen, P4, Grand Mound, Thor University of Minnesota Football ';;;;;~~~~~~~~;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;~~~~~ agencies have increased ratel, Ibi lity and 12 per cent for physical Icase th ey always returned within Marcbing Band will entertain I F. Holmgren, P3, Maquoketa, and On Civil Rights others know increases are due, damage insurance, a couple of weeks." Hawkeye football fans at the Jonalle Johnson, P2, New Hamp ---.- Iowa-Minnesota game today. ton, both juniors. Set For Sunday Friday evening, the Minnesota Unity and Cooperation Donald T. Witiak, assistant pro- Band will play at tJle lndepen fessor of pharmacy and director "HoI Summer in Civil Rights" l dence High School ,ame. They will give Iowa City 01 the NSF undergraduate pro- Is tbe topic for discussion for tbe will stay over night there and gram in pharmacy, said the pur- Uniled Campus Cbristian Fellow arrive in Iowa City about 10 I.m. Sound Government and Orderly Gr_th , , • pose of the program is to provide ship at the Disciples' Church at today, bandmaster Frank P. A. the students with additional ex- 5 p.m. Sunday. Bencriscutto saId . perience in research In close as- The panel members will be the Immediately after the game, sociation with a member of the Rev. Mr. Ned Gillum, pastor of the band will return to Indepen pbarmacy faculty. the Fairfield First Christian dence for dinner. Leaving Inde pendence at 7 p.m., the Min VOTE The students will use special Church; Channice Van Syckle, A4, nesota Band will arrive in Min laboratory equipment and instru- Davenport ; and Mark Smith. vice neapolis at 1:30 p.m. Sunday_ for menta in studying biological ac- president of the student body at tive compounds, the synthesis Drake University, Des Moines. and slability of these compounds, The Rev . Mr. Glllum worked and the theoretical aspecia of for the National Council of Moe dru, action. Each student will Churches last summer as a coun SNO-BOOTS bave his own desk and individual selor for the civil rights workers laboratory area. in McComb, Miss. Miss Van Syck- Whitebook Areas in which tbe stUdents will Ie worked with the stUdents of atudy and their faculty sponsors 'Rust College, Holly Springs, are Wunderlicb, medicinal chem- Miss., to start a library there. (City Council) illry, associate professor Joseph Smith worked for SNCC in vo G. Cannon ; Christiansen, medic- ter registration and urban renew inal chemistry, professor Witiak ; al in Aberdeen, Miss. He was Holmgren, analytical chemistry, arrested for lllegal assembly and 30 STYLES TO If eleded to the Council, I will worle hard for Iowa professor John L. Lacb ; and Miss was in jail eight days. He was City of today, and of the fulure. We are a uniqui Johnson, physical pharmacy, as- also a lobbyist for SNCC in Wash CHOOSE FROM liilant professor Keith Guillory. ington, D.C. community, having one of the fine.t Universities In these United States. Sound industries, excellent rasl· MOUNTAINEERS - University MD's I The first of this year's Iowa KINNEYSHOES dentlal areos, good achools, rich farm land and belt Mountalneers Color Film-Lectures of oil, "proud citinn," ••. Let's prOlrln together' Face Draft Exam win be at 2:30 Sunday afternoon in the Macbride Auditorium. The 114 E. COLLEGE THIS AD PAID FOR BY MOE WHITEBOOK The Iowa City lJraft board film , "Canyon Country," will be has asked several doctors from narrated by John P_ Blattner, the University College of Medi a graduate of the New York Insti cine to take physical examina tute of Photography. tions, Dr. Woodrow Morris, Col Season tickets for the film lege of Medicine associate dean series are avaiiabJ e by writing KARL NOONAN, captain of the Iowa football te am, speaks on behalf of the team at a pep rally of student aHairs, said in an in· Film·Lectures, Box 163, Iowa held Friday evening. The two hundred-plus peo pie in attendance at th e rally were led in cheer. terview Friday. City. Single admission tickets by the Iowa yell leaders and witnessed skits presented by several of the campus houling unita, Morris emphasized the exam- will be sold at the door. - Photo by Marlin Levison inations do not mean that the I doctors will be drafted. '-~""-----~---'~------'I ina"The to clarifySelective the Servicebooks - isthat's ttY- j Ca mpUS Notes all," he explained. The doctors called to take the physical examinations bad not YOUNG REPUBLICANS cust Valley, N.Y. Lessons are $1 taken them beCore nor had they Rep. Gerald R. Ford (R-Mich ') an hour; membe.rs will receive MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY - OCT 18, 19,20 served in the armed forces, .he will address University Young six hours free. /1 said. The purpose of the examina Republicans at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday • • • tions was to clarify the doctor's in the Union Ballroom following BAPTIST STUDENT CENTER posltioqs in the Selective Service a banquet. The public is invited. The American Baptist Student I Trousers, Plain Skirts, Sweaters recorM. Tickets for the banquet at 6:30 Center will present Coffee and p.m, may be purchased at Whet Conversation with Dr. Ronald V. "U's sort of Ilke taking inven stone'. Drug Store or the Campus tory," Morris aaid. Wells at I p.m. Sunday at the Record Shop until noon Sunday. Center, 230 N. Clinton. Dr. WeDs • • • who is President of Crozer Theo Meeting LlAHONA logical Seminary in Chester, Pa., Surgery Llahona, the Reo r g a n iz e d will acquaint stUdents and faculty FOR Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day with the Upland InsUtute a Hears Prof. Flatt SaInts' sludent group, will hold school of social work operated by its annual fan conference Satur the Crozier Foundation. PLEATS IX1'IA Dr. Adrian E. Flatt, associate day and Sunday about "What professor of orthopedics at the • • • Again Is Christianity?" A potluck DELTA SIGMA PI Conege of Medicine, participated IUPper will begin at 4:30 p.m. thia week In a meeting of the Saturday at the Liahona House, Delta Sigma Pi 's recently elec American Society of Plastic and 221 Melrose Ave. Meetings will ted pledge clan officers are Da vid Moore, B4, Cedar Rapids, Reconstructive Surgery in Phlla· begin at ~ a.m. Sunday at Dan deiphJa, Pa. forth Chapel. president; Virgil Swanson, B4, Moline, m., vice president; and FOR CITY COUNCILMAN A paper read at the meeting • • • (4 V.. r Torml by Dr. Flatt, "Pathomechanics FOLKLORE CLUB Charles Koberg, B3, Davenport, secretary-treasurer. 0( Ulnar Drift," concerned re The iultar and banjo workshops For Proven Experience and Continued search being done in the Bio of the Folklore club will be or- •• • mechanical Research Labora ganlled in 203 Iowa Memorial PLEDGING Progre.. 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FlJ'st Do~ 9 9 beating East Moline. 7'(). ever. the City HiP defeDIe held second place in tbe Eastern Surprisingly enough Ron Ellis I ~ar~s ~5h,ing 125 167 Quarterback Mike C\Jek fired a on and stopped the drive 011 the Hit Gophers Hawkeye a, the Bluebawu fell " ar.S asslng 34 0 25-yard pass to end Dale HIll far I·foot line. to Mid.Prairie of Wellman 13'() won the baWe of the league s P8SSUIg 3-12 1).3 • A ualIy ____ "Odd years" in the MiJme. Friday night. fastest backs. Ellis picked up 75 Fumbles 3 2 the game s lIIIIy TD. ct the Minnesota Band PI_ lel'ies have been good to U.High outrushed the Golden yards In 25 carries while Kos Fumbles Lost 2 0 pass waa deflected by a Moline -,~ Hawks in the first balf 5-26 but netted 67 In 13 attempts. Passes Interc. 0 1\ defender, but Hill IlIIIIed for It. At Independence Game of Iowa football , . Punts aver. 32.7 29.4 hung on to it aDd feU into the with five wins in the couldn't push the ball any closer U·Hlgh s Bob Alt and Dick _... zone. This -re .... ---..0. -- Umv-'ty of u, ___~_ than the 15. A fumble ended the "'N ...... six games . . threat. Tucker were credited with good FINED - drive of VI yarda. band began their low. viIit by The final half was a different defensive efforts in racking up PITTSBURGH." - Pittlburgh I The PAT wu added by Tom playing for the Indepeodence- It's 1965 and the Hawk· 10 and 9 tackles respectively. Steeler Coach Mike Nixon . has Taylor. ...-.....eta ...... --"001 «ootball story 8S Gary Kos. a 13S·pound In 't- ...... lOW' " eyes, disappointed a 0-2 in the halfback, put the wheels in mo- The loss drops U·High to 3·2 been fined $1,000 by the National The rest of the game was. de- .... 1ut millt. Due to a mIx.up conference. today will aim at tion for Mid·Prairie. Kos witll in conference and 4·2 overall. Football League for I verbal fenaive battle, with East Moline in their Cedar Raplda reaerv.· continuing this "odd year" ~ Ithe help of Terry Redlinger, a Mid Prairie travels on in the blast at oUicials, it was learned baving only one acoring threat. tiona. the band 11 llaying in In· domination of the Gophers • strong·running fullback ran U· conference chase at 4-1. Friday. In the aecond quarter. East Mo- dependence. High's pennant chances out of the before a sell-out crowd of Pictured h.... II 453 pound. IIf about 60,000 persons. low. dIIfen.. that h.. m.de • ...... ","1111 crunchllll atop. However. it obvloualy will take en ."..11.. run,..n. At 111ft I. ,I Daily IOllVan Want Ads 1 more tIwI any recallln& of put MIll Deve Long, m, .nd at rilht , I\ICCeIfi!I to bandle the Gopben. I, tackle I'" Irln', 231. 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By PROFILE PREVIEWS preliminaries were beld ID the Ullioo. Three nights of practice by contestants in school clothel, cock· RAIN INTERRUPTED Iowa City's Indian summer weather brieOy to POur I - Daily Iowan tail dresses, and evening gowns will be climaxed by 8 public on Iowa City Thursday. The storm sewers at the corner of College and Mn~~r y an inch of rain the water fast enough, and for 8 short time the water was a foot deep in athlson COUldn't drain fashion show and the selection of MIse Perfect Prolile. j - Photo by Carol Carpenter e nterseclion. - Photo by Carol Carpenter Photo Staff
IOWA'S TWO VARSITY coaches talked jovially Friday at baJ. ketball press day. Head coach Ralph Miller and his assistalll, Dick Schultz, have had the team lifting weights and running STUDENTS STREAM from the north end of Schaeffer Han Friday afternoon at the end of 2:30 !HE ROOF LINE of t~e. new English building was capped with plain-faced concrele blocks dur with the cross-country track season to prepare them for the classes. If you think this looka crowded, you're right, aa almost any atudent can tell you. mg the week. It put a flDlshed touch on the exterior of the new building, expected to be readJ basketball season. - Photo by Ken Kephart for use next fall. _ Photo by Mike Toner - Photo by Mike Toner Miller Outlines Program For Ca g~ Success ----- ...__ ._- --- - j By STEU BETTERTON Included in the returning group Bures !Hi¥". Last year he aver· A three point program for are four of last year's starters, aged 22 points at Henderson and the usually vital sixth maa. County Junior College in Athens, North Scott Beats Regina, 21- future success was outlined GUARD CHRIS PERVALL reo Texas, but Miller has been follow by Iowa basketball coach turns as the team's top scorer ing his career since high school Bill Holland scored two touch- Statistics Regina North days in Beaver Falls, Pa. Ralph Miller as be greeted with a 21.1 average. Returning as I downs and Dave Mosley one as II First downs 10 20 the top rebounder is center AU four of these men figure to the press Friday afternoon in see action for the Hawks, and North Scott of Eldridge over· Yards rushing 104 27J George Peeples. His 17.0 point whelmed Regina 21-7, after a 7-7 Yards passing 47 65 the opening act of the 1965- average was also second high their expected performances ac 66 season. In '64-65. count for the bench strength half time score. !Passing 4-12 6-12 Added to this group are Gerry Miller is counting on. A fumble on the North Scott 48 ' Speaking to a relatively Miller also sees some more Jones, who averaged 14.0 points game the Regals their only scor- l small gathering at the annual plus factors at this stage of the ing opportunity of the night in the w SUI. and was second in rebounding as picture and press day th.. a sophomore; Dennis Pauling, season. First is the fact that first quarter. Seven plays later this seems to be a better bal· Hawkeye coach gave three this season's captain; and Gary Pat Hanrahan scored from the ' SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, '''' ~ison, a rugged 6-5 forward. anced club and there are more seven. Hanrahan passed to Doug I AM ways to adjust than a year ago. News reasons why his club should Four newcomers woo range lmig for the point after. ~:rs Iowa Cily Report be better than they were last from 6-6 to 6-7 give the added This is accounted for by the North Scott tied the count in n~ UN Scope height whicb haa Miller so pleas ability of a number of the play Smoke? season: the secont! period by moving 80 9:00 The Musical ed. The group includes three ers to fill in more than ade yards in 13 carries, scoring on a Goes" 1. Eight of the first nine men sophomores and one junior quately at more than one posi· 9:55 News are returning. 14-yard pass from Jan Evans to 10 :00 CUE college transfer. tlon. Bill Holland. PM 2. New additions gLve the club At 6-6 are sophomores Dick The veteran Pervall and the 12 :00 New. much more beight. Agnew and Huston Breedlove. newcomer McGilmer can play The Lancers took the second 112:15 Music 3. There will be much tnore The other lop sophomore is 6-7 guard or forward. Underneath half kick-off and wasted no time ] '00 F~~~aU Preview bench strength than a year ago. Ben McGilmer. MiUer feels that Venik and in moving 76 yards in 11 carries 1,25 Football - UI VI. THE JUNIOR COL L IGE Breedlove can operate as for to take the lead. Mosely carried ng ~~~~eame Party transfer is Harry Venik who mea· wards or centers. from the 7 for the 6-points. 5:45 SportsUme · I Tn . . h 6:00 Evening Concert ANOTHER IMPORTANT plus Th e fma c' - ,~ In t p 6:00 Music for a Saturday fourth quarter on Holland's six 9:45 News factor Is that the big men can 6 MINDS yard scramble. 10:00 . SIGN OFF WEDNIi:"uAY" move as fast or faster than the NOW' Open SUIIUU little men according to Miller. AM I .." IftIIlnt When questioned about last IOWA BASKETBALL COACH Ralph Miller chats with Chris Pervall (left) and Capt. Dennis Paul year's success Miller said he ing (right) during basjetball press day Friday. Practice for the cagers begins Monday , although COMEDY - SATIRE! thought "speed, desire, and skill" were the main ingredients, and they have been working out with the cross-coUD try squad for several weeks. - Pho ~o by Ken Kephart KESSLER'S be added, "There is no reason to AI~ think I won't get the same per· HJh. T.nd.r ~ interesting, they should be very more important now. nol as "awesome" as Lhey were PIZZA formance now." He lingered on this point and good." AS IT WAS bound to , the a year ago, but pointed oul that I .1._ AI .. Shrlm" .twk, jolly jailer What they learned last year question of a possible Big 10 it might be a relative matter. as a Chlclcen, ttI maybe was giving what he con .p ..... siders the moat important con· was more than the Ralph Miller title came up, and Miller quickly Last year they had six regulars with m1J8 bars than brainsl P'RII DELIVERY replied, "It is ridiculous at this I J sideration of t1je season when he system of basketball, they learn· stage to consider us a champion- returning ; this year they have nld. they baven't forgotten "u ed what they could do as indio ship team." "However," he add- only three, including All-Ameri- -~------=-::...;::::::::;;;;S~ ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii what they learned they should be viduals and as a team In tbe ed , "we able to Im- can Cazzie Russell. pressure of battle. Without say 8h0D!~ tM;, I ing so Miller seemed to be em· prove ~r posedltlon. " Id ' An interesting sidelight of the An unprov position wou . . phasizing that this factor is even mean finishing higher than the conference was the realization by I liiil;,:I'] fifth place spot won last year most of tbose present that only I ~EL & THE NEW VISCOUNTS "ENDS with a 6-6 record. Many feel that three home games will be held THE DOWNBEATS an NO WI TUESDAY" I key Injuries late in the year kept on Saturday's this season. I THE ROADRUNNERS SPECIAL RETURN tbe Hawkeyea from finishing even Incredible higher. Miller was obviously aware of ENGAGEMENn TONIlE & SUNDAY According to Miller tbe team the situation and questioned tbe I ora, to beat is MIchigan. "They're "equity of scheduling" that pre- I DOUILI "."TUIl. number one right now and until At the Knights of Columbul Hall of 0" .. 7•• 11. valled. He thinks it might be I someone Imocka them out the Iowa City lights title II theln." important beCause be freely ad- ",ILLER lAID that they are mitted, "r can think of nothing I ';~=!!i:!=:=!Z~===~~!c~:;=~~~ ud ~TI!"~ nicer than a lull house." it The home court advantage is TONIGHT . no myth in modern basketball University Theatre announces: ~,.-II ~ CICII.OI\; and this small item could prove F"~~ The important, or meaninglesa, in tbe Tryouts open to all U of I students for "VI • •• Cllarlten H...... , Yvette long season .ahead. Nil"'..... --.. Cllalllrli In Count Downs NO FIGHT AT THI the Pot of Gold WE DARE NEW YORK INI - The New by Pialllm YOU TD lEE ••• York Slale Supreme Court re • HAWK fused Friday to halt the IICbed· 8 men - 2 women -1 guitarist - extras eC:CGD u1ed middleweight title bout in IN COLORI 00.00 GIRLS EVERY Madison Square Garden next Sunday 2:30 - 5:00, Mon. & Tues. 7:30 ·10:00 OOIlPLftII SHOWI AT Tl:ursday ni ght between cham· 1:"":15-6:15-7:11 .. 1:15 MON., TUES., WED. Room 8·11 .. Ba.emen\ of Old Armory PLlASI-NO CHILDREN pion Joey Glardello and Dick I ______~ Tlger. • ...------IIi!""------