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PS , '~e Says Me:I Can/t Use : 3~ ice ton Republi~ns, ~ HONG KONG (Friday) til - The WASHINGTON It! two-day death toll in tbe riots in Eisenhower said Thursdery Rep~. tbe British Crown Colooy o( Hong Iican Sens· Joseph MeCarlhy (.,.i Kong was set at 44, thoueh the­ ~ , troubled sectors were reported or· William Jenner (Ind) and GeorJe derly today_ Malone (Nev) do flot aaree wi}h Acting Gov. E. B. David said the him in many things and "I ' ~a.'t worst of the rioting shiftes! Thurs· look to them for help" In 18.­ day night to the mainland factory to put over a legislatiVe pM­ village of Tsun Wan, where 30 workers were killed in hand-to-hand grllm "for the good of the countr/" battles between Communist and Mr. Eisenhower said also anti·Communlst Chinese. "there is nothing that I can do Frenzied fighting Petw~1\ Chi­ say so·and·so , is Republican nese mobs alk1 pollee claimed at so·and-so is not a Republican."" least f4 other Iwe8 el~w\lere. . , The President's remorks carne Of the total 44, 10 were known to at a news con{er~nce In response have died Thursdar in the cim~in\l­ to questions about an article Ing rioting in the northweSt Kow· Collier's mag87.lne, loon section Qf ~hl!\ BritiBh crb~n Raymond P. Brandt of the colony. The mainlan~ ,area borders Louis Post-Dispatch quoted Red China . . Four othe,s had been article by Paul Hoffman, killed In the early stJlges of the (oreign aid ' a'dministrator In the rioting. Truman admJnistralion, as say­ David had said earUer that at Ing Malone, Jenner and McCarthy RIOTING CHINESE BARRICADE strHtt during an anti·Communlst damonstratlon in Sham Shui Pe, least 100 were f~ared slainIft\.loIli! ' have "no place in the new Repub· K_loon, the mainland part of Hong Kong adloin ing Red China Thursday. The rioting in the British Communist factiooQI clashes In Iican party." Crown Colony burst forth from celebrations of th e Chin ... Ten holiday, Tsun Wan. All three of the senators will be The new figu,.. wu announced in the new Senate as hold-ove~ after the ,0vlll1J'1lent public rela­ m2mbers. None is up for re-elec­ .. tions oCCice made a recheck. lion this year. Holfman is aRe, .. Pep Rally Thousands o( anU-Communist publican. Young GOP Offers Chinese ran amok Wednesday when "Let's remember, there I A Pep R,lIy at 7: 15 in the a Chinese housiiig official· of the national parties in the "Library Parking lot will lend Hong Kon, goveroment starled rip­ States. There are 48 state t". Hawk\ into the Iowa­ 'Ping down Nationalist flags. FrOm then they are the ones ' Wllconling~me with win­ Mock ~ ·Election· Aid clashes with police, the mobs pro· mine the people that ,"Ing spirits. gressed to scattered attacks on for·' those parties," Pdt. Ei!icnI10\l'er I .n The SUI Young Republicaris offered their " full support" Thursday eigners and fll)lIlly engaged il' said. Two car c~ravans, one be- for a campus mock election. bloody battles with Chinese Com· "There is nothing I can. do to 91nning at Fraternity Row Mark Pulney, La, Gladbrook, president oC the Young Republicans, munists. say that no one is. not a Re~PII- ,a~d one at ~rcrternity Circle, said a mock election would: David finally called out BrlUsh cali. rrhe most r can say is at will brin9 ~tudents to the 1. "Bring about a heightening of interest in polilical.goverm'nental troops Thursday ~ght tb help Hong in many things they do nqt a ee rally. ac\ivity. Kong's 6,000 Chinese, British and with me. Theretore. in looklft or Students are ' urged to ~. "Offer a greater awareness" Pakistani poilce and the civilian help to 'get over a program, w h ,lIrln9 their~.ds and dates Knowland To ,Meet to the student of his duly as a citi· police reserves put down the rehel- Is the SQle)lql'po&e bC~I~1 to the Pe" Rally bef"re go­ zcn. lious mobs, ,'. - leadership, a~ P see It, for tM lng 'on to .~ Dave 'rubeck 3. "Give a valuable impetus In Kowloon, mainland part oC ' the HEIRESSES TO THE TIfRONE? Ann Cooper, AI, Cedar Rapids, Virginia Catdwetl, A2, Iowa City goqd o( l~ cOuqtry," I ,enn 't,Jook ' C~n~e~ at 'n,e 'Iowa Memor­ Cedar Rapids GOP the educational path of every stu· British crown colony, was onder Ind Sandy BrQwn, . Al; Mechaniclville were .mon g 24 girls .elected by their housing units to be at Ulcm, look to themJ lor By DAVE MITCHEL.L. dent." conditfons resembling marUalla\V. Int.rviewed by the Dolphin ,Club to reign as thei r que,n. But there is no-we ' bav!!' 'got ,-j.,1 Union, • remember' that these arc state' or. T". HCI)jV Pep Club will CEDAR RAPIDS - Sen. William A proposal for a mock election A curfeW. was clamped on its Qlle ------~------~------F. Knowland (R-Calif.) will arrive was first offered by Paul Carlsten, and one half. million people from ganlzations., and . theTe Is nothing present a ' it on football in Cedar Rapids today to speak G, Iowa City, presiden~ of th SUI 7:30 p.m. to 10 a.m. ~ D.olphin Club 'Meets I can do to say SCHInd-so is ·.Re- 'scouting a~~ its probleml. at a GOP fund raISing dinner. Young Democrals. He suggested The government reported the Martin Says .Industry publJcan and 8O-and-so is not Re· Stubb ~on, member of Knowland, will leave Ottumwa that only students of vOling age. be number of Injured persons in bos· , . ublican." f I , . - P SUI',1913- ootbal t"ams, at noon and arrive at the Cedar allowed to participate in the clec· pita Is at 143. Queen Candidates At Appleton, Wis., McCarthy de- {~iJ1 speak, _ ' e1ined comment on the Ptesident's _____"...... ______Rapids Moniei· tion. Tsun Wan has a number or' smllll Members of the Dolphin Club in· pal airport at 4:05 Putney, however, proposed that enamelware and textile industries Key to Farm' Problem remarks. He said be ~ad not read terviewed 24 girls Cram women's p.m, in his special all SUI students should vote in the built by refugees from Red Shan. the article by 'Paul HoUman in '-',f',·ze· n' plane, "The Bill election. If recor(i 0(, the ghaL But the biggest indus.try' is housing units Thursday night in By TOM SL.ATTERY l of Adlai Stevenson, such as his Colliers and did not "intend to US••' 'i:,' moc~ a- Knowland Speci· political preferences oC voUng age the South China Iron Works, most their £irst ' step to select the 1956 . Mechanization of farming is pull- extension of medical aid proposals, waste time doing so. ' I ~ ~ . I .. Dolphin Queen. al." students is desired, he suggested of whose employes are pro·COm· ing the farmer ocr the farm, not as evidence of the Democrats be­ Jenner had this comment: political parties, U.S. Senator Tom onvfCted on F 0 I ] 0 win g a the use of difCetent colored ballots. munist. . . , . The queen will be announced and lief in "big governml'nt and bur­ "I support 'President Eisen- · 'presented at the opening of the Martin CRep. ) said in an informal h ' press conference Carlsten, wheo informed of PuC- David, acting governor in Ole abo eaucracy." Martin ~aid that bur­ hower when I think he is right at 4:30 p,m., he ney's plan Cor separate ballots for !lence of Gov. Sir Alexander Gr~lnt. Dolphin Show, "Festival of Ven­ talk to SUI Young Republicans in and 1 don't when 1 think he is 'S',p' y' "17'\;. arge' ice," Nov. 1. She will reign with Old Capitol Thusday night. eaucrats are not infallible and that will meet with students under 21 and legally eligi· ham. said the q:ouble "now 'ap­ wrong." ' \l ',. GOP leaders and ble student voters, said it would pears to involve. inter faction fiiht. her four attendants, over the show A small industry development it is "better for the people to work The Indiana senlltor ' laid J.ERU~LEM, Isracil Sector !M- .running {rom Nov. 1 through at 6:30 p.m., he "be even more advantageous." ing between members of the left program for lowa is the answer to things out for themselv(>~." frequently d1lfered with the Presi- ~ary Frances Ha.gan, 2ll, a U·S. KNOWLAND will be guC!!t of d ri h . Th' Nov. 4. the farm problem, ., Nuclear test bans, favored by dent on foreIgn aid ' aM loreign ~Uz~h, .. wa~ cOlJ,vlcted as ~ §Py honor at the dinner In the Roose- "It would make it possible to de· . an g t,wlDg movements. , IS 1'he 24 entrants, selected by their Martin said. This termine variations in voting be· fighting, is. reported to ,have taken Stevenson, were attacked by Mar- policy but believel his stand is hursday m Jer.usalem DlStrlpt yell Hotel. , I t .. ~"'" f f t d , housing units, were narrowed to 10 would allow many tin, who said that even though we supported by IllbSt of u.e peOple c~r.t. ' I '" • Knowland, Republican noor lead- havlor between the two age P ace. a a n ..... ""'r 0 • 8:c 0 es, ,;Ilrls , Thursday night but· those to Ii ve on the could continue research during the oC Indlnna. - he ~ourt s pre!ildent ruled she er in the United States Senate, is groups." Carlsten continued. priacipally textile factorieS In ,and • selected will not be announced un· farm. yet augment test bans, we might no\' have !line I ' Wll$ g~llty of t~o charges of e~- the latest in a series of prominent l'utney declared that "the pur- aroun4 Tsun Wan, and ,yery ~(ln. til' 18. their income with oCt. t k" t ' 'f 'h R . ' '. " pionage under the Israeli Official Republicans to visit Iowa during poses oC a mock election would best side~able damage Is .reported ... other work, he (). rna .. es,s 1 • e usslans su..c- '. ,. ..li-II 'Secrets Act . A second elimination will, take y the past months. , be achieved if the ele.ctlon were Brlt~h troops .wIth "bayonets place Oct. lB, narrowing the can­ said. cessCull. bt'?ke the ban.. Democrat , A~~ , PoWeI. . Two se~t~nc~s'. ·' ~ere irfJposed , President Eisenhower spoke at 'conducted by a non-partisan group; went Jnto action. ,..Ith rlot.guns. , ~nd didates to live. This group, con­ Martin also cit­ Stevenson s drafl reductIOn pro- To Support Ehltnhower ,. one of three: mouths and' the other the Colfax National F'iel4 Days perhap$ a service organization." ~ar gas late .Thursday when rIot· sisting of the queen and her 'four ed this lack of di­ pOsais and the nuclear ban were , . orie year in prison. They arl! to Sept. 21. Vice-Pre~ident Nixon Carlsten feels that the election tng broke out In ~he Sham' Shui Po I attendants will be announced versified opportu­ characteri~ed by Martin as con- WASHINGTON,!II - Rep,· Adam be ;' ,$~r\'ed c6hcurrently. · spoke Sept. 22 at Sioux City. should .be conducted by the Young sector of Kowloqn· Spotter planes " Nov. 1. ' . nity as a reason tradicting a speech Adlai made to Powell Jr .• HaiIem:s Democratic Miss ' Hagan was tried secretly Secretary of Commerce Sinclair Republtcans arid Young Demo- hovered oyerh~d as the troops for so many of MARTIN a Polish audience in which he congressman, anQOllDCed, T/lunday on charges that she waS' a spy for Weeks sppke in Des Moines Tues- crats. , drove away II rJ¥lb attemptin8 to Iowa's best 'educated people seek· said that we must free all Red he will sUPllOrt , President. Eisen- Syria, with which Israel officially day, and Secretary of Agriculture "The campus political organiza- overrun police ~~dquarters Ulere. NO SUEZ PROGRESS ing work outside the state. slaves. Martin said "You can't hower (or re-elec~ion because he is is at .war. She was arrested Aug. Ezra' Benson visited several Iowa tions are more likely to have an Some It; the ~ob stopped cars UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. IA'l - Referring to the bitter farm pol· pound on the table when you're pleased with Eisenhower's attltudt 'J:1 at a Tel Aviv hotel ' after she cities Wedne!!day. " interest in the election and the and demanded '[lOney of the occu· Ft'ench Foreign Minister Christian icy controversy, Martin said that not strong. If we adopted Adlai's on civil rights. made a nine-day bus tour of Is­ election procedures would be more pants. Others looted shops indis· Pineau announced Thursday night the Democrats, not Secretary of proposals, it would be a terrific The Negro Ho~ member told rael. like those of a regular election," criminately, A • taxi driver ' was there has been no progress in tbe Agriculture Ezra Tart Benson, are gamble.' " reporters at the White HOUSe he Court President Benyamin Ha- he explained. burned to death when the, ~b 5,et secret Suez talks with Egyptian responsible for the remarks attri­ Senator Martin accepted the Ceels that Adlai Stevenson "snub- levy said the ,court would take 3Iowans Missing Carlsten's suggestion (or a mock (ire to ,his car. His passengers, a Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi. buted to Benson about "moving memebership of the l,OOOth paid- bed the whole liberal group - Re- under advisement whether Miss election was placed before the SUI Swiss diplomat and his wife, w~re Pineau said he is leaving for Paris the farmer ofC the farm." up student member on behalf of publicans and Democrats" on the Hagan's sentences should begin In Giant Aircraft Student Council last week and a badly burned but 'fere pulled ahve Saturday. Martin pointed to recent remarks the SUI Young Republicans. civil rights Issue this year, {rom the da~ of her arrest. two-member committee was form- from the car by police, . Censorship 'prevented announce­ BUL.L.ETIN ed to study the proposal and report Kowloon, ' ali area cqvering :3V. ment of Mjss Hagan's arrest and to the Council at the next. meeting. 'Square miles, was a dead city' \Ill' the charges against her until aCter NEW YORK I.fI - Pan American Carlsten said Thursday he had der the curfew. All buses 'and taxis she was trieil last week. Halevy World Airway. reported early Fri· nol been contacted by the commit- stop~ movement. Restaurants, ;2 Ways To Get a. Good Football Seat: had deferred judgment until to. day th,... 01 Its planes croslin, tee. The next Council meeting is movies and public places cldsed. day. the Atlantic heard distress II,nall Oct. 17. Flights of U.S. )llilitary plailC$ to , Miss HallB~ whom friebds from from the mlssin, U.S. Air Porce • Hone Kong' from Formosa and Ma· P~roke College, ato . Providence, ptane with 59 Americans aboarcl, , nila .wer~ annl1leCl by American' au­ R.t, tI~l~ lS.4l feri>ent Idealist... PaD American dlspatchen at ·,.'"Slal1o··in Linf? or Sit i~ . C~rCl : ~ecfiOf1 : .thoripet. AU leaves lor U I~ '. mili· excited suspICion of Israeli ol- Idlewild AJrport, working on a Fairfield S(hool· tary personnel flere, IncllKliilg the By JOHN BL.EAK'Lev the front row and north of the George Kroloff, publicity cllair- available by the ' peDaliie~ 'against ficia.ls, by the :quesUons ,she asked chart, 'filtH the position of the crews of the festroyers ; Calvert 40-yard line. man of the Hawk-[ Pep Club housing uru'ts whose members were as, she tJ;av~ ,through, the coun· clowned aircraft al about 158 miles and Quapaw and the statiob ' ah;p One of the hardest things for an The student who has a seat in which distributes the card section late to last Saturday's gaMe. try. , .' north of the Azores. Closed for Safely Ga~dlner's Bay, were c~ce1ed, . SUI student to come by these days the card section does not have to tickets, explained why Greek hous. The method 9f distributing, the .~ The. U.~, Embassy ~as i.nformed ~a!~~~?d 8e~,t to a: ~ome footba~l join the line at break of day in es are given proportionately more card section scots ~ Indivldul1l ~nd ~dvlse~ , her. fC\.m~ly 10 ijul\t· LINCOLN (.fI - Three Iowans FAIRFIELD' (.fI - The school front oC the Fieldhouse, to obtain tickets than the independents. , students is left " to the' diScr,etion IRgtO,';I. WVa. 'r,he famtly reported- were listed as being among the 48 board Thursday afternoon ordered If he wants to sit anywhere near his reserved seat. "Our basl'c conSI'deraU'on I'S "et- of t h e h'ouslDg unIts1 :' I ' Iy fInanced "lobe . slender, brown• al' rme n and two 0 ffl'cer S fro m the L'IDCO In g r ad e sc h00 I hidere c ose .c Ai the mid·line mark, he has to roll Instead, he is issued a ticket ting everyone seated on time,".. he Consequently, there, are nearly\ eyed ~oman~~ . d"ense:..c e.mp Io.r.ng • Lmco' In r F orce Base a bo ard a .Imme d'la tel y upon a d'VIce 0 f three ~~r~:n;e~n:t~~~~le6 :it~ ~J!~~a~ at his housing unit, with which said. "The fraternities and soror- as many wa~s a student can obtain, Tel AVIV .1aw'y~r Max Krltzman. U.S. miiltary transport plane miss· engineers who said It is structural· foarth of the SUI enrollment for he obtains his reserved ticket at iUes have more control over their a card sectlon seat as there are Her convlcllon on the ,two counts ing on a flight (rom England to the Iy unsafe. the Cieldhouse any time before 1 members than the dorms." housing units. • , could have !tJ~ough~ a ~otal sen- United States. Stewart Gaumer, school board a place near the head o( the long ed d . At the Phi Ga,mma , Delta frh- tence of 28 :years ID prison. They were: A3c Robert D. Spur· president. said it was necessary to line In front of the Fieldhouse. p.m. W nes ay. The Pep C!ub Itselhf ha~ take~ temity house . cai'd sec~on seats. Israeli inCormants said 'Miss Ha- ling 19, Fonda; A2c Henry J. Sheu- condemn the school, which bad 199 An then if he is lucky, he may Thus the student sitting in the mea,sures to msuref.lt] adt bt e car are given o~t 'bY 'aenlority. sen- ian admitte

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p ... 2-THE DAILY 10WAN-I_. City, 1•. -PriM" Oct. 12, 1.56 ---The Daily Iowan--- .. Gefteral' The Daily Iowan is an in­ The Iowan editorial 614ft Notices' dependen. doily newspaper. wri16ll iLt edilorilJl.t without oene~1 Notices must be received at The Dnl1 ~ Iowan office, Room 201, Com. ) munlcaUons Cenler. by 8 a.m. lor publlcation the loUowlng morning, Tbey \ UIrltten and edited by nu­ censorsllip by adminUtratfon . must be t yped or legibly wrlUen .nd .Igned; they will not be accepted by I dent.r. It is gouemed by a tel,epbone. The Dally Iowan reserves the right to edit all General Notlce .. Kuc' or faculty. The Iowan', edi­ js· board of fioe nudent tmsiesl! -( Cor. ATTENTION ALL TWINS-Any academic year must be completed I elected by the ,tudent body torial policy. th~ore, is not 10'" j twins who wish to attend the cost and returned [0 th e Office o( Stu. \. and four faculty trosteSI! ap­ neceUtJrily an expression of the In epCDed I birthday dinner of the Hawkeye dent A((airs by N(lvemlJer 1. 1956. ''I the sdlr pointed by the president of SUI administration poliClj Of Twin Club at 6:00 p.m. Saturday, Applicanttl are also requested to , final Newkh the University. opinion. By JOHN ELMAN Oct· '1:1, contact LaVelda or La· complete and r ~turn white inrorma. lIIOutt dueout. Vona Rowe at 608 S. Madison be· tion card attached to the applica. starte • The ., Keep tllOse items rolling through fore Oct. 20th. Any twins wishing tion immediately. ' of twi pitching the mails! This week we received I, • to join the club are also eligible to a stili lobe a contributions from Currier, Hill­ attend this dinner to be held at the PHI ETA SIGMA-Phi Eta Sill. a right-ha Smear Campaigns crest, Cleveland , Ohio, Humboldt. SeC Iowa. and from outer space, we Amanas. • ' ma Will have a' meeting SundaY, tod Field. II , -- , " Oct. ! 14 at '2 p.m, in the Nortb beiDJ the Bro E;ach day brings new cries of "Smearl" from party leaders think, because we can't upderstand their any o( the 'message. ' . , NEWMAN CLUB-New/TI:lri Club , Rirer Room oj the Iowa Memorjal . • and onl' as they jock y for a favorable position in the hot race for poHti. 1 will hold a Swimming Party Fri- Union. ALI members, active and versit '1. l' II&. .., \ inDIpcs: day at 7:30. Transportatl~n 'will be past. ' are .invited to attend. '1 TIle , II Alier cal office. The wlnner of the first weekly .1 provided to the field house from the I dlvailt s As the campaigners near the tape, the debate on major cam­ " • 1 poetry ,contest is Tom ,Slattery, a last' ~tude ,nt Center. There will pc 'da.nc· ' ZOOLOGY , SEMINAR-T~ e ~ len tUfI paign issues is all too likely to get away from the sober consid­ journalism major J In view of the ten BE game l approachipg Dolphin show we 109 at the center after the sWim- logy Seminar wfIl meet Friday:' I ACC eration of th merits or demerits of party programs. Campaign min.. 'October 12, 4:30 p.m., ROom If' ~ Sta have; ?Jli retan 11 ZB. The speaker: Dr. Jerry J: hlUer ' oratory degenerates into an attack on the opposing party. J"(."COrd eye T An SUI divcr "amed Schword NEWMAN CLUB-The "Supress· Kollros, As,soe . .f Pr\lCessor , and 'J kuckst and praise for the campaigner's OWIl party. . Moved as smooth as a duke tetest Hanlt cd Desire" p'arty' will be held Sun· ChAirman o( Zoology, SUI. He win !' or a lord. excha Peewee Even th choice of words to describe UIC current issues Distracted by girls, day at ,7 p.m. in the River Room speak on "Disharmonies of se· Yankee may carry criticism of the other side. The Democratic Na­ or the Iowa Memorial Union. Come quence and rate in amphibian • twinS hc wrinkled his curls in Costume. Refreshments will be metamorphosis." first Inll tional Committee, for exampl , ha listed the first five issues of With a twisting ilalf·gainer beinll to the board. served. Admission is 35 cents. LaV sma~ the campaign as "falling ,farm income, tax favoritsm for the rich F' There will be no benediction or right· ric Now you try one for next n- supper. WEI G H T TRAINING - The, . her si 11Iat the public powcr giveaway, favoritism Cor big business, and day 's contest. Weight Training Room will be the h4 Il opened for student use on Mon· " ,.hen misconduct in government." Republicans in recent years have • • •• pendi 4 ailly PI Warning to fre.hmen women: TOWN WOMEN-There will be a days, Wednesdays and Fridays be- I he pow. resorted to such phrases as "Communist coddling" and "the Tho$e men really are not survey. meeting of Town Women 011 Mon· t ween the hours of 3 :30 p.m. and eoust) Ice hlg mess in Washington." ing; they are getting • better look. day. Oct· 15, at 6:30 p.m. in the 5 p.m. The North Gymhasium will ; thllllr RACR rOQm or the Union. Work be opened for student recreational w IB rich Political smearing may take the fonn of an attaek on the Kiam Bi~iboss tells us that some. Llke Don times tho.. engln ..rint students will be done on the Miss SUI Pag· purposes each Friday afternoon and h character of the candidate or it may develop into defamation of involved could chllrge p.Slers.by cant. Representativell will be eJect­ Crom 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. .ror te combe. ed for University organizations. w\thou an entire party. Smears against .the opposition have always fifty cents II peak throuvh one of , lions. the surveying illstrumentl. Yes, PSYCHOLOGY COLLOQUIM At t left tor been a part of party platforms. Although most of these smears the bl inclHd. STYLE 'SHOW - Miss Sohya Speaker 'for lhe· meeting October 12 eye 1 Cra~ are not taken seriously, t11 ere have been some c~ssics in past. . • ,* , $, • Faust, ~a~luon' coo~dinator from at 8 p.m., is ~r : Cletus J. B.urke .J Iional )8U1y elections. Evcr nbllce the various bulletin Younker s 10 Des MOLlles WIll speak from the UOIverslty of Indlanal 'I tion Y boards arouna campus? Joi\l! At· on "Fashions Of The Hour," V;:ed· SUQject : "ShOUld' Learning Theorf necesl ~ lngle For example, tJle 1932 emocrotic party platform had this , organ. walked tend! DOTl't miss! Fbr Sale! nesday, Oct. 17, at ~ : OO p.m.,' in Be Quan titative?" The meeting was a to say about tJlC Republicans: "They have ruilled o{lr foreign Deadline is INear! By the time the Senate Chambers of Old ' ~p- will 6e ~eld. in Room E 105, East ~l Fr.om Illle could: tin ish reading all of the ito I. "Fashion Journali~m" ~iil < be Hall. ' \ • bers, runne trade, destroyed the values of our commodities .. J crippled announcements, he would miss haH Ule topic of a panel dlSCuSSIOh ,on . A3, 10 Alston our banking system, robbed many people of their life savings o( the lectures and parties de- Thursd~y, Oct. 18, at 4 p.m., in the ' SENIOR HAWKEYE APPLICA· . Lan E loadin and thfQwll milliOQS out of work ... and brought the gov('rn­ seribe~ J\hyway they the enter- Penticrest Room of the'Uniorl. Miss TlqNS must be filed with 'the 01· "1 state : sko taining. Faust is here in connection 'with the fice of the Registral' not later than .' prol pitch i ment to"a state of inaneial distress unprecedented hl times of ' . *. annual ProCile Previews style show Oct. 25. Students in tho undergrad- 'I. expan, and ev peace,:"" to be held Oct. 18., uale colleges of the University are their I\Qme From Hillcrest comes a request Similarly. the latform on which President Eisenhower was for information concerning a trip eligible for a free copy of the 1957 " made The to Mars. Last month Maflll was SOCIOLOGY - ANTHROPOLOGY Hawkeye provided; (1) They ex· also a the d elected in 1~52 ried Jllany smears. The platfonn charged approximately 50 million miles COLLPQUIM-The Sociology 'aud pect to receive a degree in Febru· al Tw that the Democra "by a long succession of vicious acts (have) . . from earth but It is fartller now i£ Anthropology CoLloquim will hold ary. June, or August 1957, and (2) ~/uh1 its fir~t meeting Tuesday, Oct. 16, They have not received a Hawkeye so undermined th foundations of our Republic as to threaten you plan to leave today to catch tuckS. it and plan to travol 10 miles a at 7:30 p·m. in room 105 McBride (or a previous year as a senior jn Yo,i its existence." II: was also charged that the Democrats "de­ W(lite1 until lhe last night to Iype 'Jour IeI'm paper, ell, Hoskins? second (and boy that's quite a Hall. 'Thls will be a get-acquainted the same college. Tic rully prived citizens of recious liberties" and "plunged us into war weekly rate) the trip should be meeting fot anyone interested. Sko good for several monUls, according HOMECOMING ...:.. 'l'he Homer in Korea." A~ tbe 5i Washington Scene- , to Prof. J. A. Van Allen. DANFORTH CHAPEL-"Peace- coming Committee will meet in the House Chamber of Ule Old Capitol 1 Once the cam aign is under way, smear campaigns can be Letters At any rate }Jack .a hCClvyOur 40al" is Ule theme of Dan· forth Chapel services tilis week. Building at 7 p.m. on Monday, 1 Fo NOt b aided by many ·vices. Surprisingly, however, the devices Footmen oeISCUSS;':I' I I October 15. ~!~ lunc I. a/' two. , "Peace At Last" will be the topic have ~hangctl lilt over the past century, although model'll Offer New Suggestion . ~--- b'a\'C • •• . of the serVice at 4: 30 this after· . The my.n lnlrodl metllods of co,nrQ\lnication pro ide more effective means of I, ,'~ . 'F' I' To Traffic Problem Finally have derived solne plea· ·noon . ' putouts '1"" , concer sure from Elvis Presley, ' You sec, . I , In left. bccH there are many naughty quips go- LIBR~R'y HOURS Monday. Tbe eircu~~~n~~1::1~~illm of the smcd over to the Statler to mter- "But with the high ?!hls she's way streets, critically n('eded park· it had probably flllnked out Of unable , to attend, please contact Monday, Oc:tober 15 "Mean VICW them. got to stand up straight - and now ing on both sidc~ of the streets med school back il~ the thirties B~I Wmg, phone 5448 Of Dave 7 p,m., - Homecoming Comlnit­ ches." "What is afoot?" I asl\ed archly. just look at the way she is could , continue and lrarric would . GJerde, x3498. tee - House Chamber. Old Capi· wi!1'1!e 1 was the presence o( stacked!" sti lL move. • • tol. Soclf Blane Words' poOd!Vp1 •• ",.. ." 5: 15. cal Science present Walter John· I. from hjs books, so they say, • . Dr, Tufehin ',1rast.t'd II tlfl]C.i~ with. city shoes: But I found my at· Kenneth Christen ..n · " . Mit.S W. would lik. to say • tew son, chairman., Hi~tor~ Depart· .I t " ootling prelimip'l\iill&-"" "This," he tentlOn wandenng ba,ck to the heel· Robert L. Rllusc!il • sch, to! and gave to the world "Flybig Chaucer:' t words about afternoon cllls.. on WOODROW WILSON LECTURE ment, Universily of Chi,cago-' bega", ;'is probabJ.Y. ...tbe mpst pro., cured bca,uty. . , ' Allen Fr~nklin ~dye the.. beautiful filII .fternoons • . • ..... Ptof. Walter Johnson , chairman "Woodrow Wilson and Presidential " 1 pitious 'time in aLI Ameri~al'\ his< I wonder how she 'd look on I Sibyl Christensen .' but the editor forb.de It. of the History Department of the Leadership" - Shambaugh Audi­ tory to warB of t~e grave 'dangerd ;slilts i I. P&tric:ia Bruning Guen w. can't say anything University of Chicago, will speak torium. A Park Lark ' of too ' much , talkmg on U!C!' 1eel then about the annoying static that on "Woodrow Wilson and Presi· Wednesday, October 17 I DES dential Leadership" at Shambaugh An SUI student named Czar, drowns out the ple.sant listening 8 p.m. - SUI Symphony' Orches· Hoeih ~ion~et:; r:~~r~~:/~~i~;~~~ : Social Science Unit Offers Fellowships on the radio I.... , at night. Auditorium, Unive'sity Library, tra Concert - Iowa Memorial Sept. 3 foun a parkjng place near Zanzibar; selves untold harm, phy I~ally ~s \ • • • Monday, Oct. 15, at 8 p.m, The Union .• ,campa he forgot his canteen, well as politically, to say nothing The Social Science Research fac~lty research grants- are offer. Yesterday we went to visit Miss depertments of Polltical Science Thursday, October 18 , (lion in of the suffering they arc in(Jjcting Council is now offering fellowships, cd to scholars in completing their and History, and the Humanities 'lie'sai4 heat killed him 'twas secn, 8'()511 at the Norlhwestern Bell 7:30 p.m . - Graduate Lecture on Ii upon their listeners." grants-in.aid and other appoint- own research projects, with spe. Telephone company bulldiag where Society, arc jointly sponsoring the Motor Development and Physical possibl .'IS he maue the trck back to his car. Dr. Turchin said he was being ments to sludents anI;! faculty eial grants offered for the fields the University switchboard and its lecture, Education - Faru Liscloth Diem COuntie objective, impersonal and non·par, members. the SUI Graduate Col· of history o( American military 3,200 exchanges are located. The - Sha-mbaugh Auditorium . tisan about this because not one of lege has announced. pOlicy, research on state politics five operators can handle 30 calls PLAY·NITE - The facilities of 8 p·m. - Lecture sponsored by the aspirants, not even that Illi· Research training, fellowships, and Slavic and east.European thE! Fieldhouse will be available for . Money Boy, at one time. Th~ daily average is School of Journalism and Oriental nois fellow with the hole in his soJe. predoctoral and posldoctoral, arc studies. Sever .. 1 s~mmer research about 4,000 calls with one of the miXed recreational activities each Studies - Madam Mya Sein', "Bur· was among his patients. available in all fields of social training institutes arc also planned. TU~ily and Friday night (rom An SUI student named Spnny, three busiest times just beforo mid­ ma Today " - Hou se Chamber, Old "But if thcy keep up tins perpen- science, with special fellowships Applications Cor these are due night. 7:30 to 9\30, provided no home var· Capitol. drove a Rolls-Royce hot-rod hc called Bunny; dicular oratory." he predicted offered [or training i~ political Jan. 7. But Uley maintain that deafening sity cO.ntest is scheduled. Mem· 8 p.m. - Universily Play, "The a draft notice received, darkly. "they'U all be spending theory and legal philo~hy · Fac, Special grants for projects in click we sometimes hear is acci· bers of the faculty, staff, and stu­ Desperate Hours " - University: many months after the election ully r e~a rch fello,wshif$ orfering the foll~wing fields have a dea~line dc n~ body and their spouses are in· he called pop as he grieved, dental , Theatre, .. having their feet repaired." l)alf·llme support ror ' r~earch for early' 10 November: AmerIcan \!Jted to attend ·and take part in 8 p.m. - Profile Previcw - "Don't 1cr'ld Uncle Sam allY more mQney." Dr. Turchin said that ' a man 3·year terms arc availa&le in any gover~mental process(lS, national .------~, the activities in w~ich they are in­ Iowa Memorial Union. {- who stands' in one spot u~ s his SOCial seienee field. - defense problems and field studies • terested. Adrn.ission will be 01 fac, Friday, October It reet twice as mueh 1IS ono who Grants·in·aid of research and of political grO\lps in (Oreign areas. ~r : ulty, starr, or studept 1.0. card. Activities for October: Laslminton, 8:30 a.m. to 5' p.m. - Conference handball, swimming, table tennis, o( Teachers of Mathomatics - tennis, smash. basketball and ,vol· Senate Chamber, Old Capitol. 1fle-1)oUy IO:WOrL '·: :1t~':~?:':~:,f:~~'~; ....J.. dnd S ' f :loni M~· .. , e -~ ~$U . I 8 p.m. - University Play, "The __':"':=-"':;"~ ______""':';';;;"";'~o.t. - I~' q is using e~ch foot Dilly half tbo , ry ~ ~ • At tto iwOCJclei leyba\1, Desperate Hours" '- 'University ,- . FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1956 time. He ,step,s on ~,!e foot,.and . By BENNETT CERF ' Theatre. then the other.. . . • . th . . f . te , BABY SITTING - The ~iver· "So he does!" ~s:ried footlessly. A BROKER, interviewing applicants 1 for . e POSition 0 prlva 8ity Cooperative Baby-Sitting Lea· SaturdllY, October 20 .....a. Dial 4191 If' ~•• !.. M ,....•• TODAY'S SCHEDVLE 8130 to 12 a.m. - Conference of AVDI'I .~v ,... r DaII,...... ,. " •••~ 1'11. "I never thought or it ~fore." . secretary, nearly fainled when o~e coJnbi~ed some of the best pbysical gue book will be in charge of Mrs. or DaII,. ,._ .....,...... ,art...... "Standlni in one 'posltion for any and mental features of Ava Gardner, Ma:i1yn Monroe. and M~dame 8:00 Mornln" Chapel Richard Plato through October 23. Teachers of Mathematics - Senate CIaCVLAnONS I.... 0..... 1 .. 11 ... Cettllf, .. 8:15 News length or time is particularly trying CUrIC. But he told hUTIself, Telephone her at 11-1293 if a sitter Chamber, Old Capitol. , I ..... 'r_." ... I1.'...... ~ 8:30 Gencm I Semanll., , . II...... r ....'. on a man who has had ileitis," "you must .not expose you~self 9:15 Tbe Book ~helL or Information about joining the 1:30 p.m. - Football - Unlver· PlabUlhed HD7 .,... pt Sund.,. .nd · CJrcvlaloft II...... Gordaa Wad.."ottb 9:45 Mornln. Feature ..ondb tIIId Mal boIId,,.1 b,. student went on the foot healer. "Presi- to temptation - and beSides. 10 :00 News group is desired. sity of Hawaii vs. Iowa - Stadium. \ • ConununlutJona AMt. Cln:. XII'...... Paul Beard l'IIbUa.... lac.. dent Eisenhower should never un· your wife will murder you." 10:15 Kttchen Contert '4r6 p.m. - Post Ballgame party Cell..,. Io1PII ca,...... blend - 11 :00 Tal". and ' New -.d ...... - at the paR om.,. Old Subeerlptlon rates - ~ earner In der any circumstances. make a So he sighed and told the girl, u:n Alln" In Europe BOOK EXCHANGE - The Stu· - Iowa Memorial Union. [ ~ 10"". CIUt ...... er the 8e\ of Con- 10 .... CIt,., 25 rem. weelLly or 'IAI per stand-up speech longer than 15 "I'm afraid you won't do." She U :30 Seventh Continent dent Council Book Exchange will 8 p.m. - University Play - "The are- of 1f,1Ch I. 11,.. yen In advance: dle monUu. as.50. 12:00 Rhythm Ramblrs thl'M month.. I3.GII. By rnaU In .owa. minutes." looked at him reproachfull¥ and 12 :30 News return monel' and unsold books Desperate Hours" - University Ii Dial .. "",...... II .1...... II . tt per yu,; .... manu.. 1:1; threII Dr. 'turchln was supported by the asked sortly, "Won't do what?" 12:45 Sports Roundl.blc through Octoher ooth. Unsold books Theatre. ...,.. ._. 111_. w_e~...... month•• $3; an other meU lubleri..­ 1:00 Musical ChBta ...... -. __ .•, .. ~""I" tlolUl. '10 per )'eawJ al& JnOfttU. 85.111: other footmen. including Dr. Mar- • • • 2:00 E"plorlng the New l can be picked up at the Student Sunday, Oc:tober 21 ...... ,...... "' .. 1 are .. ,Ite th.... _u... II.J5. yin Steinberg, of the New York Print Magazine tells oC a 2:15 Lel's TUn, a Pale Council orrice in the southeast corn· 2:30 p.m. - Iowa Mountaineers c-...... c ....w. 2:30 Music A0r.racl.llon Ilnd Hl slory • Academy of Science, who pdded graduate' course at .a promi· 3::10 The Band I MUlle or of the Iowa Memorial 11nlon Film·Leeture - "Cuba, Land of that a relation has been estab- ne"t Eastern university where 3:30 New. from 2:30 to 4;30 p.m. on Monday, Enchantment" - Hal Linker - DAIL:I' IOWAN .uPS.VlSO.. no. llstied between arthritis and-ofungus an expert was called in to de. 3:45 H.. dllnes In Chemistry ICllOOL ow IOUJlKAUUI PACVJ:U 4:00 T .... TIme Tuesday, Thursday and Friday and Macbride Auditorium. PabIIIth. •..•••...• Leater O. ;s.... d1seaaea of the foot. All the podia- liver a. talk on the art of line 5:00 Chlldre,,·. Hour on Wednesday 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. 8 p.m. - Iowa Mountalpee,...... , . . ••... AI'tIIm 11. SMdermn trists and chiropodists agreed that book m~king. Outing f;he ques. 5:30 News IAdftrtl.. na ••• ..•• , L lobft Xa_ • ~:4~ Sport.llme Books and mOnby ~ claimed by Film·Lecture - "Exotic · j.pan"~ CINuJatJoA . ••• .•••. w~ 1'e\llr.o the majority of women wit\\ too.t.. , I.' , '. . tion period, one student inquired 6:00 Dinner Hour ~:~y. ~~~~.~.. ~~.'?:~~~ ~~ trouble do not need to wear unhat· In aU seriousness, • what ;crel'ntage of all books do you think 6:es New. 4:30 p.m . .Octqbcr SOUl will Qccome Hal Linker-Macbride AudltoJlum. Muea!IC ICcUW •• : ••• KeD Iroop\nan 7:00 Seventh C9ntlncnl lhe rpcrty of thil ~tudent Council. T~e.day. OC"; 2J ~'i CIty Itdltor ...... Ktdt Ikml terln' footwear. or "old ladies" should I>e iijustratcd?" . I 7:30 Urb.n FroDtt r ,Hewa·...,...... Ihoes. as they put it. . \.. Without batting an eye,. the expert answered "i2lh%" _ a~ all H:OO Concert PM - I 1:30 p.m. - University <:tUD Des' lIporU a.lIto, ...... 11m' If.,. 9:. Lleten-lttM(l.. fIoolM~l'.dlto' ...... , •• . Eleanor ...... The consensus was Ihat most fl'- tl\(> olb!'r stud!'nl~ solemftly recorded trus figllr!' in thl'ir notebooks. 9::10 Chnlkdual PULIlIGHT APPLICATIONS - sert Partner Bridae - Unlverllt1 Ch1e1 l'~u " WillWn HelMA male (oot sufferers could wear COPYl'I,ht 1956, by Bennell Cer!. DIstributed by Kina Future. Syndicate. 9:65 NewG and Sport; U.S. Fulbright epplicotion9 tor Club noom s, Iowa Memorial unl­ 10:00 Worda For Tomorrow stud¥ abroad during the 1957·58 on. THE DAII. Y IOWAN-low~ City, la.-Friday, Oct. a, 19S'-Pag. , .. , DOII'T DILA Y I' • I [ . II tot May Pro Des Moines rees ' T~in ' _ SU.J lem6 :: You may win $5,000 wkeye G:lub Plans • hi The Reader'. Digl!llt $41,000 " Room 201. Com- > Girl Wins in ~ I morn Ing. They I, ~SIGMA=NU=:=::::::Ii===:9 College Contest. You caD match ,I be accepled by Mother Won't ·Send wit., too, with other aLudenta in f!leral Notices.. The pledge clas of Sigma Nu ~tate-Wide Organization Rabies Fight coUeges aerosa the untry. JUllt _____~ ______"______I fraternity recently elected Ron O5l be completed \ Iowa will soon be represented in Hat, in order, the aix articles in be Office of Stu· Rutkowske. Al , Des Plaines, Ill., I DES MOINES 181 - Little Lorena October Reader's Digeatyou thin k the International Twin Association. be vem ber 1. 1956~ :'l president; Jack Miller, AI. Mar­ Robertson appears to winning readera will like best! That', all Final steps will be taken this Daughter To School a battle against the unknown, her there ill to it-and you can WLD 8 so r()quested to , Shakers shalltown, vice·president; Bill Ho­ while in{orma- l\lOoth Lor lhe Hawkeye Twin Club, CEDARTOWN, Mo. t.fI - A former teacher, faced by the threat doctor said Thursday. big cash prize for youraelf plus worth, At, Minneapolis, Minn ., sec· 1Cb0lll1'llhip money {or your col· , ~ to lhe appllca. ,'i started one year ago by two sets of pro~ecution, stood (irm Thursday in her refusal to let ber 7-year-old Lorena. 2, daughter o[ Mr. and of twins attending sur, to become retary; Gary Dunahugh, AI , Cedar daughter attend public schools which she says turns children into r.lrs. Lawrence O. Robertson ot lege. II Rapid, treasurer; and P a u I "trained seals." ' Des Moines. Wednesday received Better act IMt, though ... the • state-wide organiaation. conteai c10aea at midnight, Oct. Swartz, AI. Des Moines, social " I am going to stand by my guns," Mrs. Mary Schoenheit said in the last of 21 injections or anti· A-Phi Eta Sig. a Because oC this group's purpose rabies serum, administered after 25. meeting Sunday. It , chairman. ' response to .In ultimatum from the heiDI only social and because of acting superintendcnt of the Monl· she was bitten by the lamily's pup­ Get an entry blank now at your . in the North The (raternity recently pledged: py Aug. 28 •• college bookston. c~ Iowa Memorial . their Iimired membership the Uni· Jim Martins, El, Davenport; Bob teau County publie schools to have the girl 10 classes by Frjday QJ' be The unlmown element, said Dr. p;iiiiiiiiiiii;;;;_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ____iiiiiiiiiiij rs. active and t versity did not recognize the club. Hain, A 1, Davenport; and Roger to attend. The Twin Club continued to meet Ewen , Ai, Milrord. would bring legal action. Rachel Woods. director of pediat­ rics at Still Osteopathic Hospital, last year with a membership of :irs. Schoenheit maintained she For is complying with the stltte law by is whether the antirabies shots If'lAR-T~e r,oo. ten sets of twins. PI BETA PHI tutoring her doughter, Mary. at were necessary. QUALITY CLEANING I meet Friday, I According to LaVona Rowe, sec· Tbe Pi Beta PW social sorority home in a study course which she The dog died Sept. 8 "8lld it s body p.m., Room ?JJI 'r retary and treasurer oC the Hawk· say:t is equal to what she would get was destroyed before tests could : Dr. Jerry J: recently elected Janet Rose, N2, Dial eye Twin Club, It is extremely in­ in public schools. be made to determine whether it Pr\l(essor and .1 Dubuque, and Deanna Doerr, A2, ... .. Acting Councy School Supt. Ray· was rabid. gy, SUI. He WID teresting Cor she and her sister to Riceville, co·rush chairmen; Mary Donahue, A4, Cedar Rapids, social mond McDanil!~ does not agree. Dr. Woods said Lorena's chances monies of se- exchange ideas with other sets of - Althougb she once taught in minoi!, now oI "getting along without any in amphibian exchange chairman; and Nancy 3663 twins about various peculiarities in Dunlop. A2. De Moines. program McDaniels said she doeR not have trouble are about 75 per cent. .. being twins. chairman, a Missouri teacher's cert lOcate and The antira6ies serwn had to be • Free Pickup & Delivery L.Vone teUs of an incident when "does not Qu:lIiCy as an insturctor given in reduced doses because Lorena was (ound to be allergic to • One Day Service ... ~INING - The her sister, LaVelda, was laken to capable of giving the child equal PHI BETA PI WIVES education at home." it. • Laundry, Tool r !loom will be the hospital with an attack oC ap· Dr. Woods switched during the on does under my t use Mon· The Phi Beta Pi Wives Club will "Mary very well treatment from the standard Pas­ and Fridays be· pendicltls. She sald she simultan­ meet at the chapter house, 109 program," Mrs. Schocnheit said, Brown's eously felt a pain and knew some- teur serum to a duck embryo ser­ f 3:30 p.m. and River St., Wednesday evening, Oc· "and she is not going to public um, but Lorena showed some "re­ Gymnasium will , thlnt was wrong with her twin. tober 10. at 8 p.m. All wives oC school. Our public schools are an­ action" to both vaccines, the doc­ •• nt recreational J Likewise, LaVona says that' she Phi Beta Pi members are eordial· tiquated instilutlons consuming our tor said. Unique Cleaners iday afternoon and her. twin can study separately Iy invited to attend. children's Iiv'~s and our money, :md Mary Schoenheit Dr. Woods said it is in the experi- 216 E, College p.m. .~ givi ng us in return trnined seals ,lor tests an~ miss the same ques· Trained Seals mental stage ' of development and ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ , Uons. ARCHERY who balance baUIl on their noses ------not pllblicly marketed. ~ and bark at the right sJgnal." = FOLLOQUIM - At the next meeting oC the Hawk­ With the shots finished, Lorena leting October 12 , eye Twin Club. Oct. 'n, interna, The archery committee of the She assailed pubLic schools for has one other medical problem. National Section for Girls' and Wo­ Je tus J . Burke tional of(jcers of the Twin . Associa· "their inhuman 113ssion for con· Mother Says $42 She fell from her bed Tuesday and ty oC Indiana. tion will explain to the group the mens' Sports has invited SUI to formity." And, sht' said, ,she was cracked a collar bone. ~ arning Theorf , necessary steps in expanding their participate in the winter intercolle­ opposed to lhc "concept that all Weekly Allowance The meeting organization to a state-wide level. giate archery tournament. This children, regardlrss oC race, color, meet will be held between Oct. 21 m E 105. East 1 From the original charter memo creed, social background and indi­ , ' ., bers, LaVona and LaVelda Rowe, and Dec. 9. vidual capabilities shoull) be Corced For Son Too High City r, AS, Iowa City, and Milton and Mi­ Regis\ration fee Cor participants to submit lo one stlindard of educa­ • YE : • lan Bragg, A4, Lake Park, the will be paid by the Women's Rec· tion." CHICAGO t.fi - A judge wos ask· APPLIC~. reation Association (WRA l. Record I d with the Of· .;, state group now totals 108 twins. Her hU9band is Brown Schoen· ed Thursday to decide whether not 1ater than " Promotion and contacts of this Aflyone intere$ted in represent­ heit, employed at n missile plant of $42.50 a week is loo much allow­ ing SUI in the competition is invito ance lor a high school junior. 811.T"8 the undergrad· :, expanded organization are among the Convair Aviation Corp. or Po­ BURR. Mr. and Mrs. Ch~r. R .n. 6. University arc their prOblems. Plans are being cd to attend on organization meet· mona, Calif. She said she came M,rs. Wenonah Leine .. , 43, the • ,irl. Thunoday at Merey Haaplu,l. PO'l"I'ER. Mr.• n~ Mrs. Gl~n. Tlrrln. py of the 1957 made to meet twice a year and ing at 7:15 p.m., Oct. 16 in the here to get away from what she hoy's mother, contends it is far too twin I1rls, Thursday at Merey Ho,· (l) They ex· Women's Gymnasium. called the hubbub of southern Cali­ much and asked the court to stop pita!. also attend the annual Internation­ RJ1'Tl!:NMl:YER. Mr.• nd Mro. Ted. 441 gree in Febru- al Twin Association meeting. fornia and that libte's "dictatory" her estranged husband. Daniel, 47. 2nd A.ve., a gltl, Wl'dnesdly . , Mercy Hospital. 1 1957, and (2) ZET~ T~U ALPHA ~LUMNAE compulsory school attendance law. lrom giving that much money to ved a Hawkeye She in Isted the Missouri law is their son, Mark, 18, DBA'ras as a senior jn Alumnae ol Zeta Tau Alpha s0- more nexlble. The mother, who supports herseIr VATROIIBEK. Denn, .4. 7 Oak Pork Ct., cial sorority are invited to a din· WednHday al r.terey Hospll..l!. , Tickets Still by working as n secrctary, ~ai d MAUL\O£ LICEN 118 ner at the active house, 815 E. University Newcomers through her attorney that LeIner MORGAN. lack L. 23. Erie. Pit.. and A Burlington, Monday at 5:30 p.m. J.ln ALBRECHT. I~. Wlnnetokn. III. The Home,. 'd uses the $42.:)0 allowance to win ROHII:RT, EUI-ne y " %1 . TlUln. and ill meet in the ~. Available for the annual Founders Day Servo To Meet f or Brl ge Mark's affection. Her salary dOes PhyUM A. WOMllACHER. 18. low. ice. There will be an alumnae City. Ie O1d Capi!ol r The first monthly bridge party of not permit her to give any money , on Monday, .~ group meeting after the service. DISTRICT OVitT ~ For Brubeck , (D. I. Photo by ~I .. ,y n.lehenlhaJ) the University Newcomer~ Club to the hoy, she said. ECON'OGAS flied pet ltton lor judlmen, SUI CHEERLEADERS demonstrate black ond gold shakers thoy will wiII be held MOllday at 7:30 p.m. Leiner, a manufacturing com· of $170.18 .".In.t W. n, LUCKY fat " · The SUI Dad or the Year will be use in Mveral cheer. to arouse spirit from the cheering section. ALPHA TAU OMEGA in the Univ2rsity Clubrooms, Iowa pany execuUvl', contends that what payment or h :lhtncf: of prol"nlssory , , . nole 01 ~1I . S2. Introduced toni ght at the special Cheerleaders .hown are, from top, Ed Karl, A3, Sioux City; Donne Newly elected Alpha Tau Omega Memorial Union. he gives his son is no matter to be OL.DFU:LD MOTOR. CO. med petiLlon I • concert featuring the Dave Bru· lor Judlment of $138.38 nraln.t Dean 'd.d' Schumllnn, A3, WllterlOO; lind Terri Hack, A2, Alton, III. Shakers social fraternity pledge class om· Hoste s for Ule (venlng is Mrs. decided by a court. W . BRYANT for payment af balance beck Quartet. will be sold by the YWCA under the direction of Shirley Lar.en, A2, at promiSSOry note of ,205,33, DAILY cer:S are Dick Bobenhouse, At, James Butler. Her assistants will The Leincrs are involved in cross The concert at 8 p.m. In the lo~a Atlantic. • Earlham, president; Don Mitchell, be Mrs. Norman Gremel, Mrs. AI. suits for divorce, each alleging de· Memorii¥ Union will kickoff a ------=------'1 LETIN· A3, Santa Ana, C"Ur., secrelary- thur Wickstrom. ~rs . Seymour sertion. , weekend round of events honoring treasure!i; and Wayne Blunk, C3, Blaug, and Mrs! Hllrry FIsher. Judge Wa'lker Butler oC Superior ER 12, ,1'~ dads of SUI students. Miss Fazio So'rorities To Meet Ft. Dodge, social chairman. Any interested Club ml'mbers not Court $Ct Oct. 3t (or anothe,!'; hear- borrowed from ' the boy. CAlENDAr '. A Cew hUlIdred ticket.s are stUI The fraternity recently initiated already contacted may phone Mrs . ing a{ wh~ch he will , r,uIe y.'hetper IvaJlable at the In/ormation Desk Jerry Bringle, A2, Estherville; Robert E. Froeschle, 2t N. Lowell he bas power to (\'strict ~he aUow· · o~ the b.nch , , er 14 the Union for $1.50. Central Recital. Rall)y In To Be Bride For Football Tilt James Davis, A2, Des Moines; De- St., Newcomers' bridge chairman. ance. Party Committee is sponsoring the von Dietz, A3. Walcott; Thoma:; =:;;::;;;:;;;::;;::;::::";;;:=====;;;:;;;;;;==::;;:;;;:;;;:=';:' ~' ==-=,~t=F augh ·Auditor· Brubeck jazz artisljf. Delta Gamma ~ ocial sorority will Fisher. AS, Marion; Robert )ves, be trying to break a record of Urree A4, AledO. Ill.; Gary Meyer, Al, I • .".. . ber12 wins arid one tic when the girls Quincy, III.; Larry Smith A4, Wa­ Day GOflCert", meet the Kappa Kappa Gamma sO­ peilo; and Fay Van Kirk M , Ana· II' • owa' Memorial ~ AEPi Plans Annual rority Sunday in tlie annual "Toilet mosa. ,.. ~ Bowl" touc~ football con lest. Kick- Meanwhile? Party • of! time is 2:30 p.m. DELTA CHI Alpha Epsilon Pi social Craternity This will be the fifth )'car Cor the will present its annual "Meanwhile annual event sponsored by the Dcltll Chi social fraternity will · .. ? Parly" Saturday from 9 p.m. Sigma Alpha Epsilon social fratern­ hold its annual Founders Day din­ ity. The Kappas have won three to 12 midnight at the chapter house, ner Sunday, at tbe chapter house. and last year tied with the DGs, 13- All alumni oC the Iowa Chaptcr 'lO7 N. Dubuque. Music will be pro· • J vided by Larry Barrett and his IS. have been invited to the buffel ' ... , combo. Coaching !he DG team are Jerry style dinner. Kitchen , A3, Oskaloosa ; Jack ., . This year's party is entitled Price, A4, Dundee, Ill.; and John . er 15 STYLE SHOW PL~NNED "Meanwhile back with the Wit· McNutt, M, Park Forest. III. ing Commit­ ches." A skit, "Gotta go Ghoul," Steve Turner. A2, Waterloo, and The Iowa City Newcomers Club r, Old Capi· · will be presented at 10::10 p.m. Jon McCusky, A3, Iowa City, coach will present a style , show Wednes­ Social . Chairm~n Ted Hurwitz, the Kappa Leam. day, Oct. t7 at 7:30 p.m. in the sity Faculty A2, Boston, Mas~ .. and Lowell Har· Members M the two teams will River Room oC the Iowa Memorial go - Univer: , . ris, AS, Des Moinf:s , are in charge be guests at a b,

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P.,. 6-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, la.-Prlday, Oct. 12, 1." - LOWER FINK81NE CLOSES .[f StoplM,- The lower nine or the old Fink· bine course clo this morning. Maiors Votes Half I • ' I, Uni\'ersity o£riciais announced. Million for Minors ...... ~. Quick Service____ ~ NEW YORK (,f) - Commlssiooer on Defense "Flat tops our specialty" Ford Frick ~rsday revealcd that Mor work on pass defense was' didn·t .seem bothered by the hip Kuckt Ward's Barber Shop the 16 clubs prescribed for the Iowa Hawkeyes "pointer" which threatened lor Thursday by Coach Forest Eva­ awhile to keep him out of the Bad· Laundry and Dry Cleaning ~COfltl Upstairs oyer Kenney" had voted a sum of $500.000 to be )!DUse, QIrI~Cllll'I .I shevski. ger tilt. 24lh Clinlon St. used "lo; tbe aid and betterment" The Hawks spenl about an hour No.2 quarterback Randy Duncan I lute of -peued th of the lower minor leagues. working against the throws of Olen was also working with the second speak the~l Treadway. the injured passer who string. He still seemed slowed by Average Student Laun4ry of the n.IIIPW·;t, Newk tru was quarterbacking the Iowa re­ the ankle sprain incurred in prac­ ~ring ducout. serves in the non-contact drUI. tice belore the Oregon State con­ \I'eekcnd at The mt The Iowa first and second teams test. however. Rouse will pitching s Costs Less Than $1 ' looked sharper in the drill than Tho Hawkeye first team Thurs­ to be abl they have previously, but they day remained th e same . with the Wash. Dry, and Fold .•.•..•• 11 C lb." Ver-ban< were still guilty of fnental lapses exception oC John Nocera. who re­ ld. fin which could cost them touchdowns the Brool placed Fred Harris at fullback. Wash and Dry ..••..•••••••••. 9c lb. in a game . Harris has been in the No. 1 spot and only Several of Treadway' tosses were snice the Indiana game. inal~. intercepted by alert defenders. but The rest of the first unit includ­ ,1 A r W EXTRA FANCY others found the mark to receivers ed Ploen at quarterback Don 00- .SAME-DA YSERVICE . divant sq! in the clear. _ brino at lefl halfback. Bill Happel .~n turnc Evashevski has been stressing at right halfback. Frank Gilliam came 10 the pass defense this week. anti­ and Jim Gibbons at the ends. Alell kcc APPLES AT 'NO EXTRA' CHARGE Stadl cipating that Wisconsin will lake to Karras at one tackle. Frank Rig­ hiUcr Tt Mcintosh or Jonathan ROUND the air regularly in the Badgers' ney and Co.Capt. Dick Deasy al· Leave 90th., at 9 o.m, - Get Them at ,4 p.rn. Kucks tJu game here Saturday. ternating at the other lackle. Hugh Hank F Lb. Bag t STEAK Lb. 59'- Work on pass defense consumed Randy Duncan Drake and Frank Bloomquist at the John Nocera Peewee I 4 59 about an hour of Thursday's two· SPEEDY SHIRT SERVICE Slowed IJY Sore Allkfe guards and Co-Capt. Don Suchy at RUIlllillg at Fullback Yankee a TAKE SOME TO SIRLOIN hour drill. The rest of the time center. first lonil was devoted to working Iowa's run­ All the Iowa players hampered smashed THE GAME Lb. 69' ning and passing game against a Quarterback Ken Ploen was · by minor injuries. including PloeD . quist.

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ANTI-• I FREEZE SPECIAL ~', f¥t .sUI St~d~ots - Reporf . Q;i~~~,~·' ., PROPYlINE GLYCOL ETHYLENE GLYCOL MENTHOL Installed Install d Gallon $2.75 Installed hi Street.Parking TiCkets ' Gallon $2.35 • To Take Out Gallon " $1.00 -Est Gallon $2 .50 Several SUI students have re- streets are not parking lots," he I mately halC the st~dcnts at SUI To Take Out In Your Container ported that the number oC park- aid. own cars. In Case Lots Gallon $2.10 6 one gal. $13.88 Gallon - ing tickets placed by the Iowa "Tbe tudents who park on the "The number of cars driven by cans City police on car parked on street must realize tbat this prob· students places a big strain OD our In Case Lots Over 5 gal. in ~thc streets in the dormitory areas has lem is serious and Ul8t we need . .. 6 one gal. $10 .53 BULK your own container , be &CtIrcb( made a sudden rise. their cooperation. Parking in front traC( I~ dep~tm e nt, W~lte added. cans 1 to 5 gal. $2.29 8:;c per gal. Newk trud Students said Wednesday Ule of someone's home is not being White s3ld the solutlOn to the I Over 5 gal...... $2.12 dugout. cars parked where there were no fair to anyone," he added. problem oC parking tickets on cars ZEREX Gal. $3.25 Installed $2.60 PRESTONE Gal, $3.25 • The mue restricted parking signs were be· Whitc said that the t~gging oC owned by stud nts is either Cor the pitching st ing ticketed for " treet storage." ears for street torage is nothing University to provide parking for to be ablt! Chief oC Police, Oliver R· While new. He pointed oul tbat oft·the· c,,"p Wlrepbo'.) rl$ht-hand. said Thursday that street storage strcct parking should bC pr vid- !.hem or lor t he students to do PRINCE RANIER OF MONACO falks with President Eisenhower SUPERIOR OIL CO . . Field, fin:i applies to cars that have been ed for . stud nt s in tile housing without the c.. rs. ' as L~ .Priner", fltrmer movie actr8S1 Grace Kelly, looks on. The CORALVILLE HIGHWAY 6 WEST the Broolc1 parked in th same spol (or more areas, e pecially in the Currier White pointed out, ~t many ' m"tin, was a formal visit of the ruler of oJ foreign state. and. only J than six hours. Cars parked in Hall vicinity, the cars being parkefj . on the innl.itgs. excess o( this length or time may "U I renled rooms to 18 or 19 streets are not bein~ moved at l Atter WI' be Ucketed. people and about one·half oC them aU. " I've spoken with several divant squ. White pointed out that parking owned cars, I'd have to provide studenls who haven't even seen len turnccl COTS in Cront or private homes is space for them, which would be their cars since Ihey parked them lamc Mon a serious problem and inconven· a real problem." at the slart oC the semester," he kcc Stadlt Jent (or the home owners. "Our White declared that approx\. said. • hltter 1'lM Kueks thr' Hank BI Co rd Section- • PAl Peewee R (Continucd from Page 1) Yankee at ipCci~ flrst InDinj vid.ecI amashed , over, the member with dates draw rlght·field Cor them . Tbat2.e These two systems represent the \ lo'hen Ber basic methods of distributing card Billy Mar houses. In some houses, a member 'WEB'STE'R'S he jlowere is given two scat ; one for him­ Ice high q selC and one Cor his date. In other III riaht f~ houses, members are simply given UNABRIDGED Don one seat each. ~oinbe, II There are numerous variations or • without ~ these two systems· Tl1e Delta Upsilon house, for example, dis· left for a H~ the blue tribute card "ectton seats to Craji.' hi bers with dates by rotation, of sin )Billy r. drawing wiu be held .Cor seats to 'Who 4 single to the Homecoming game. DICTIONARY tiles walk~, Card section seats in most of the Hair." .' : ~as a w sorority house are distributed on . BUl. runners a rirst-come, flrst·served basis, 'to tw Alston 0 At the Delta Gamma sorority h 1h 15 SEC!F'IONS ' And hard I loading t members who want card section .. pay f4 Skowro seats raise ~ir hands at the 40 the pitch into house meeting. , If there are more Our third shipment and hands than tickets, seniority rules. He and ever -,vA "WO \PART, BINDERI eharg. some of Each member is given one ticket. a darn good smoke son Sl The y~ The Gamma Phi Beta house has tlie club) its members who want tickets sign FLEETWOOD The the fun. a list at the beginning oC the Get a Section .Each Week! minu~ "I hlld week. Those first on the list get PIP E5 the ct kucks. the seals. • $3.50 Values ald Hi VOIlI 1\1ost of the campus dormitories really dislrlbute card ,seclion seats on a • Nlee Finish & Briar first·come, firs~·se rved basis also. Mo At Currier Hall the activities • Screw Bits $1 chairman distributes the tickets Dec among the unit chairmen. Currier ALSO, a new shipment fro", members who want card section .. , PAl' seats must ask their unit chair· Brain men Cor them. ,,; SASIENI • Mar Hillcrest men's dorm uses a doctor ~ ~ , . system similar to lhe Gamma (i Brock South fitst National ~ank) . insi5tE Phi's. A list is posted early in the been I week and those who sign up first CLEAN - . FRIENDLY ' CbURTE,OUS Pvt. get the seals. Miami But no matter by . what method while the card section participants find ~J[-hc thei rseats, they all seem to agree pellSAl the card section contains the best , . 'DiUl football seats a student can ob· ~reat, over tain this season. , It's a Big Dictiq,nary! 11" Higb. - 4" Thick - Weighs trailllr 12 Pounds. 338,000 VocQbulary Entries, including many Ot..tM pneul!' , ,. \0 tulI . latest ad~ifions to the English language in the natural and social Mrs sciences,· the arts and specialized brancbes of knowledge. . IlIDthe b!!ard . 2,763 Illustration - Many in full color; 2,400 Triple-ColUmn died iI Pages. killed AIle .. eal fi~ •• repeat l WE CAN'T PROMISE that tl YOU THE WORLD ••• · K ;

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