Regents Ok 12-Week Summer Sess"ions "lor State Schools New' Plan Presidents May Lead ai owan Endorse New To Trimester Serving the State and the People of Iowa City Summer Plan Students May Mixed Feelings 5 Cent.s per Copy Saturday, December 16.1961. Iowa City. Jowa Complete College Greet Proposal In Three Years On SUI Campul Iy IARI IUlleR (Combined from L•• sed Wi .... Assi ...... City E" DES MOINES - The Slate Tbe year·round operalioa pIaa Board oC Regents Friday gave the for Iowa's tate-supported ~ nod to a plan enabling students at and unlven;ili was liven the ao­ ••• LB. head Friday with tbe complete 69' SUI. Iowa Slate University. and Van Allen, Former A$sistant ndo menl of the pr ldents 01 the Slate College of Iowa to com· tbe three school involved, but plete their college work in three with mbed feellJlg reported on the years. SUI campus. . LB. SUI PretideDt Vlrail Hancher EAK 49~ The plan calls for an optional 12· emphasized the Pf'OlTam Is not a week summer session in addition to trimester pIau_ He &ald. "It Is aD the present two l8-week semesters extension IDd an eqNlDSioa or the 3 LB. $189 at SUI. However, President Han· CAN ummer 8dlvities. If the studentl NICS . cher noted that the plan. iC suc· r pond 10 the year·around studJ cessCul, could lead to a trimester Differ on Space Belt Theory idea, we will be able latu to de­ system. t rmin whether or not a dIaD&e 01 nt Although students may now com· , ay tema to a trimeller, or a four PKG.LB·4 •• r••••• ,7" plete theil' college education in quartu I)' tem is ad !sable." three years by nttending summer A trimeatt'r y tern. opposed bY school. the new program would dis­ Explorer Reports the three presidents, was rejected nt tribute the work more system· at a meetina of the Board of Re­ . PKG.LB·4 7' ntically throughout the year. gents )0 I January . Th. pl.n. pr.sentod by the All lhrt'e president pointed out pro.ldon" of the thr.. st.to col· New Information lhe present plan calling for two Ie.. s, .nd .pprovod un.nlmous· 18·w k mesters and a 12·w~ 12 ummer Ion. Isn 't much of oz. 4t\t ly by tho Board of R... nts in An acad mlc di aareemenl over Friday about the UPI tory when se a PKG. 7' D•• Moin ••• w•• d.vl•• d to moot d "iation (rom the plan the Unl· how d:mgerou th outer Van AI· V n AJlen rei aaed contradietory v raitl ar pr ntly followl",. Incr ...lng onrollmont by plac. len belt is to manned pace nigh latement through th \JDlVt'f· Ing the schools on • more noarly Pr . J. W. taucker o( the State developed Friday betw nOr. sity's News and Inform tioo Serv· Coil Ie of Iowa al Cedar Foil • compl.t. y•• r·oround b.. i •. Jamt's Von AUen and on of hi lce. told The Daily Jowan, "The trl· The summer program will extend former research a i tanls. Dr. Van All n said that ,enernl as· mester nvol" three honer from August through June and be· Frank McDonald. McDonald I se ment o{ th radial Ion hazard me ters with the third 5t.rlint gin opernling in 1963 with courses now with the Federal Space to manned sp e night ha nol tIOmetime in April lind rulllllnl designed for high school seniors. Aiency in Greenbelt, Md. been chanaed, however, since the through the summer. freshmen and sophomores. In 1964, According to a United Pre In· reported J r amount o( elec· tluck r said, "It thiI st.. 01 a full program oC freshman and ternational n ws tory filed In trons in lh outer belt involves non· the aam w didn't f I lhal till sophomore courses will be offered. Wnshington, D.C.. tht' Federal penetrating electrons which do not pre ll ure s were areat ~ plus major courses on the junior Space J\gency revealed new data con\tibul significantly to the haz· to force u into th trlmestu pIaL" and senior level. By 1965. a Cull Ihat ha reversed belle(s about the ard. He id one reatlOn the prWaI. He pointed out, It i incorr t oCfering of upperclass courses will earth's out r radlaLion belt . dents oppost'd the trimester pIaa be provided in most areas of study. to conclud lh t because there r la I Jonuary wa beelU ...... TALL c The "r voluUonary information." At that time. the progress of the a thousand lim fewer electron the plan Ihe school could actually CANS as UPI terms it, was r eived than protons in the outer bell the end up r"ln, I when the ,...... ·4 89 program will be reviewed and stu· from ExpLorer XlI. which was radiation hazard II a thousand po e of the plan II to m eo­ dent demand may determine whe­ tired Crom Cape Canaveral. Fla .• ther SUI converts to a trimester lime I . roUm nt Incr . H laid."" a Aug. 1 and lopped tron mi ion McDonald. currently at the Gov· lare number o( tud nll tool! ... program. Dec. 6 aft r 122 daYI in orbit. Free Ride ernm nt·. apac night cenler in Kennedy Reviews Troops "anlaae or the third ~ t, c Instructors will not be required The UP] story quoted Dr_ Frllnk Gr nbt'It, Md .. lold Th Dally 11 oz. then we would be maklne JOUd • • •• 4 CANS to stay on {or the summer session, Hitching rides Is an old activity, but not n.cess.rily In honorabl. 1cDonald, a form r assistant pro· Iowan in a lelephon tnlervi w Pruldon' John F. Konnody r.vi.w•• n honer ,uard .. soWlen en U5e or our facllill s. but If they bed according to present plans. and fac· Puorte 89 on •• Wit~ below·xero temper.ture., the temptotion is ,r•• ' to catch lessor and associate re archer at lale Friday niaht that lhe UPJ had hi. arriv.1 Frld.y ot the San Juon. Ric., oir"'. Treepintl summer jobs or other pions. that ulty members outside oC the uni­ that back bumper and m.ke • quick trip. It look ••• If the •• thr•• SUI from 1953-59, as saying thaI quoted him correcLly. the ,uord with the Prnldent I, Puerto Ric. GoY. LAlI. MuMI Marin would drop the third acmest... versity may be recruited. just couldn't r•• ist! -Photo by Arnold I. Turkheim.r Informntlon from Explorer XU He said h h "every respect (I.ft). -AP Wlr ...... rollm nt and we rnllht eDCI lIP The Bo.rd polnt.d out th.t tho showed that the outcr belt constl· (or Dr. Van Allen" but that he be· rvln, 1 . TALL progrom would dom.nd Incr •••. tuted "no hazard to manned space lIeves the outer space belt doe 5 CANS 00 $1 od .pporprl.tlons from the 1963 flight ." not constitute II hazard to manned wllion of tho st.t. LOIi.lature Skeptici m developed here late pace fii,ht. Puerto Rico Welcomes ~~ r::~~!~~re:~~;~f': since tho f.cult, budg.t will be Commission Discusses hifl to the umm r se lioD .... upped by 20 por com, I , ,'- - F·d make plans [rom there," It is hoped that by th\l third (TIll' * * * * * * c year, enrollment in the new sum­ (' and lnformotlO1l (Tiro [Pl Report In Full) Ken ned Y SvlSlt rl ay .c~!~:~:~d.~~~::-t!: TALL Proposed Interchanges Rt'TJOrt, I" Part) tremendously ,rellter nurobert. • • •. 3 CANS mer session will equal one·half the 49 fall enrollment. In the 1961 sum· By ERIC ZOECKLER WASIJINGTON

5T PATRICK'S CHURCH Eich-mann AwaiTs Sentence Appeal 224 E. Court St. Rev. Richard Egan, Paltor Harry L1nnenb~, Alliataat u 8: 15, 9:45, 11 and 12 • .hI:, Su.­ Massea Israeli Court .- and 8:15 a.m., Dally ...... -0- HILLEL FOUNDATION 122 East Market st. Rules Death p.m., Friday, sabbath Se~ CHRISTMAS GIFT -0- GRACE UNITED for Crimes MISSIONARY CHURCH . 1854 Muscatine Ave. JERUSALEM II! - Under sen­ Raymond G. Sahmel. PUlor SUGGESTIONS a.m., Sunday School t ce to di • Adolf Eichmann put a.m., Worship Service on the tradition 1 red mit of • p.m .• Youth Service p.m.. Evenln,l Service condemned man Friday to wait out -0- an appeal. Card table ..u, lmporfed 1la5SWaJ'e!' COKEIlS GIFT SHOP. Clft.l 01 dis- A "1'1 aperial __ ~t .••. IOWA CITY uh trar-. botU ,._.. te. . ttndlon lor h r - tor hJIIJ - IlJId Thllftderdoud •••••t U:DWOOD lu... •• apecial trilMlnal rutH KIltWAN"S J'tI'IC 1T\1RI!. the ho.... M"D BOSS. BAPTIST CHAPEL he must fer "a cri_ of Uft­ 432 South Clinton er.. --~~~------parallelH "*,",ity" i.... whldt LADIES, me ... ~dlUOMd watch. I. nJIKS Cor RamUloll, Lonl'eJle GOODYEAR IIJ:IlVJCE STOltZ otte" Cooperattng with Ihe •••• CuaranlMd .•• R nable Wlnnauer. ud Bl{)o,,", ",.t heL all lOY ••t • 25~ ~nt . Southerl\ Baptllt ConvenUoII he had put all hi. pr1ee• •.•• • 1 WA VNDIS JEWELRY. The Rev. Orlynn Evanl, Pastor ....rt - ... CRJIlSTIIAS TIlr£S wn.th and a.m., Sunday School effort hi "bI.. MIt ... enti,...... MALCOLM JEWELmlS p r •• e a u rompl,,(e line f bird (N!ders and a.m .• Morntng Worshlp pl. frern the fau of the ..rtt.. " rree.ronn .....llllf alive!' Jeweb7 I euppllo ••. BIlE.."lNElIAN SE.IW Evening Worahlp by Ortl. TORE. -0- But Ih 55-)' ar~ld former JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES colonel who be ded mUer's Jew- ~t your ~y of Bruce CaUon· .. '"ComIllf "".".. . • • • Chrtst...... 2120 H . St. 1 h affairs bur u will not (ace Publlc Address: P..... PUbllc.~rke. .,.M . . . . I hangman belore March. JanuaO'. 1 .IS at IIAWJCBYJ: May Real Security Be BOOK STORE. His Germ lawyer. Robert ~r - Watchtower Stud)': Just What tve Always Wanted e •• /·Natl,on. at tbe Name \·atius. started work on an appeal L PVtJ(S for dlaJDond and l'ultured Us'J pearl necil. 8.m., Sunday School durIn, tho p.st y.ar d.livering T ... Daily Iowan. Shown are (left -Photo by Joe Lippincott a.m., Morning Worship Servatius left fw c;.rmany af- p.m .• Evening Service ter the ...... but hi ••••I.t. -0- "cI"" YOUNG'S STUDIO: The 11ft ot1lT you H.Il live ...• a portnlL ,------,__-'--'--- REORGANIZED CHURCH e I J I I IA A k ant. Dieter Wedttenbruch. wid OF JESUS CHRIST . he will inform l"a.1i authorities HARMONY HALL: SIx Jln • Ile..... Muk·Luks - orllinal loafer sox lor 5 ecla ourna ssue mana s s po"ablea; retorda, radlO8. stereo- Dad. Mom. I n, and Broth r .t LATTER DAY S~ The News P S"".y ef his attentlen .. """al. t.pe REDDICK S1IOU. 221 Melrose Ave. J. D. Anderson. Pastor SWAILS oIr.rs l!oover "",Ul'll a.m .• Church School cI a.nen. ,..bhers. IlJId polUhen. a.m. Morning Worship In Brief Honors SUI/s Maxwell New Hearing :~":T;t.E-E=:'=? -0- that there w..... ufficl.nt r ...... ' SHARON EVANGELICAL · BRETHREN CHURCH (Combined from Leased WIre.) A 360lPagc volllme of studie • wrilten in honor of SUI profe ~r 01 COU rt SU It to ~e other "'-n the max· Imum Mnt.ne• . Kalona ELISABETHVILLE, Kat a n g a. emeritus or English, Baldwin Maxwell, by Engli h and Ameri an t'()1· Rev. Howard H. Marty, Putor 16 a.m .• Sunday School Congo - United Nations forces leagues and scholars in the field of drama, was pl'e ented to the former - Th Am na Dl'Ci ion on the appeal Is not • a.m., Dlvtne Worship drove a quarter of a mile toward head of the Univel' ity's English Department Friday night. Soci~ty a ked th fowa upremc expected before March. and lI~n p.m., Eventng Service -0- the heart of Elisabethville in a Only a few Engli! h literature scholar In the world nre honored Court Friday for a r h ring of a th defen may ask Pre Id nl Advertising Rates two·pronged attack aimed at .. . Izhok Ben·Zvl for clemency. Th_ ST. ANDREW each year with the publication and dedication of su h a volume. . Ult IR\'OlvlOg a eh nge in th COPI" Pr ident cannot act without a PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH crushing Katanga's military and 'l1Iree D.,...... 1M • Word Some 75 friends of the S I profeb'SOr allendcd the presentation at t 1 structure of the .oclet)'. rt'COmrn ndation from the Go\" rn. 18 Sunset &. Melrose Ave. forcing President Moise Tshombe Six Dayt .••••.••• lJt • Word University Helghta to sue for peace. the UniverSity Alhletlc Club. A special leather·bound copy or th book It said the $up... ma Court', n.t of Prime IIni t r David Ben· TYPING J'a , aecurate. upertanred. WILL BUY Indlan·Head penni! L It Hubert B. Brom, Putal' was pre ented te Dr. Maxwell by opinion in Nov.mber nullifyi"" a G,!"lon. which t up th Special TeD n.y...... Df • Ward can 1-1110. H1I .... nte ch. Alto oth r coin.. Dlal Church School, 4th ,ralll ODe MOIItiJ ...... Word Charles B. Wood. sur prote SOl' of 19S5 am.ndm.nt to the society" trlbun I. TYPING. IDN typewriter. r.t511. 1-$1\ or '.,..1. II-II a.m .• Church School In! UNITl!b NATIONS, N.Y. English. IIrtides of Incorpor.tion nMd. to Eichmann. Ireely a fear·hl· (llInJmum Ad•• Worda) and under; Worship * * * WANTED: Rocllnmate to share apart. -0- Acting Secretary-General Thant Twenty-eight scholar wrote c· b. modified and clarified to per. spiring {i,ure now, heard the II· JERRY NYAU 1tc1l10 TltPtac sen" CLASS'~IIO DISPLAY AOS ment tlOM tn. Ve.ry like. 8-0413 aHer ST. PAVL'S said Friday night he was giving ays pecially [or thc tribute 10 mit th. Iowa County DI.trict tence witbout ulterlng a word. Hi Ice, pho" "1:130. 1·.1t LUTHEltAN CHAPEL careful c;onsideration to pleas for a 0tIe IlIMrtien • Month ... $1.2,. ':80 o.m. 12·16 (Missouri Synod) Dr. JlIaxwell. Among them are Court to .nt.r proper ord'l"$ and mouth was a Ulin lit. His hands TYPINO. e.xperi nnl1h. Nn I.a~ r<-qulr" All the Old Gold Singers and Stan the publication from 1928·55. con. ci('nce demand that th' amend. research. DIAPER rental It, vice. !'f." PrOCt' uLUIU patti. 7·7m, 12.21 -0- strongly. Frebcrg are complete enough. Laundry. Dial 1...... J2-lVn Maher .ros. Transfer EPISCOPAL CHURCH Prof. MIIIKW.II, a lIativ. of m nt adopted 0 ·c. 12. 1 55. btl ------\V NTED : 2 "·orn.n to hare lpart. i_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii__ • 320 E . College St. ONE OF THE TEASERS is for CharloH., N. C .• ioin.d the SUI h('ld to be inOI)Crativ • at lea·t un· MILLION TV. rn~nl . n In C.lI 11-18111 or Jl..2J511. Reverend J. B . .r.rdlne. Reetor IlAG1:N'S Gu.ranleed teleyt.t!OD BERLIN The United States Saturday Supplement which, today faculty in 1926 and retired to til uch limes a it mny b adopt.d IA'I - NrvtclJl, b,. eertln d ..n1cetnan . 12·12 The Rev. W. B. Klatt. Ch.plala * * * MEXICO CITY Oflicial Anytime, Jl..10IlI or .·s,w2. 1-8R a.m., Holy CommunIon Friday completed the movement of only, will be extended so as to in· em.ritvs status last August. by th' Class A volers aftcr bemi expect a milhon pupils to nroll 15 a.m.. Family Servlc~ Church I School. JunIor Choir ,"oncerl. 3.000 troops across 110 miles of clude all of the talks in la t week' lie was t\Vict' Invitrd to Strat· Cully and fairly Inform d thereon," in Fed r a I Di trict arammar TYPING: N.at, accurate. Dial 7·1186. SHOP Adult Class. Nursery East German territory. Conference on Contemporary Vol· Cord·on.Avon to write and lecture I Th A So • ty • t d t schools n :o;t y ar. an increa of 105R a.m .• Mornlng Prayer. Nursery ue . You'll hear S from I p.m. _ in 1951 and in 1952·53 _ and Wei • man. c,. PO'"' ou TYPING _ E.... rlenc:.d. re.tonable. MALE ~TUDENT to hire .partment. -0- about 50.000 over present enroll· Phon. 1.$1&8. It-laR Dial 11·1;718. 12·21) MARYS CHURCH HIGHWAY until 5; Tea Time Special is a tern· Ih £ir t to hold the Foyle research that sev.ral am.ndment! were menl. , THE .Tplff.. r·~nn & Linn Streets porary casually. e 1I0wship there. Dr Max'" II also adopted at tho l'SS meeting but 'gnhlon Melnberg, PaltGr h Id three fellow hip at the Uol. only ~n. was c~all.ng.d by tho CONDITIONS "THE AGE OF OVER·KILL" i Carbureton and 11:30 a.m .• SUllo verity of Chicago. His publications plalnt:ffl. '! $BId tho Supremo Picture Framing DAILY Temperatures across Iowa are ' the title of a s.erie .of by GENERATORS STARTERS and a.m .• Dally lIutel tal~s include Studies in Beaumont. C,o~rt s opinIon ne.ded to IN cia­ Christmas Trees Rapid ~rvice -0- not expected to be as cold as Fri- Max Lerner which will begm on Reasonably Priced IriglP & Stratton MeIo,. Fletcher and Mas Inger. 1939, nnd rifled as to wh.ther only the CHRISTMAS ROPING AND ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH day's although Snow is likely to WSUJ Monday at 8:30 a.m. Lern.er Stu die s in the Shake peare am.ndm.nt chall.ng.d, Dr .11 th. STilLWelL IOWAN Johnson & Bloomington Streell overspread the state today and to - .tcacher, auUlor and columnist DECORATIONS and 10:80 a.m .• Servlcel Apocrypha. 1956. am.nd~ents, wlr. to be made PAINT STORE continue weI! into Sunday before :- IS concerned lest the world blow Pyramid Services a.m., Sunday SchOOl Despite his specialty or Shake- Inoperative. 216 East Washington a.m., Adult BIble Cla. ending. Itsel( u\>. 621 S. ~uWq'" Dial 7.57U ADS p.m. Fireside Club spearean drama. Dr. Maxwell's It 01 0 asked the court to spell The Nicest Selection Readings today will be in the Saturday, December 16. 1961 -0- polley was to iive the student in out what step mu t be taken to ,. 0 N I Y LOA NED FRIENDS gc·neral range from 12 to 25 de. 8:00 Bock,roundln/l Relltlon John J. O'JI.ra, Clerk 8:15 News creative writing or in communica· inCorm the stockholders about the I In Town! PHOTOFINISHING Phone H068 grees. Highs Friday ranged from 8:30 One Man's Optnlon lions skill a core training in 1m- amendment in the event the board DlamoncIs, Camora., SAVE toe East Lobby Conference Room ' 7 degrees at Mason City to 26 de. 8:45 Can umer QuesUon Iowa Memorial UnIon 9:00 The Musical guistics and in all periods or d cid d to resubmit it for adop· Typewrlhl,., W.tchel, L...... , FAST, CUSTOM SERVICI! a.m ., Meeting for Worahlp grees at Burlington. Iowa's capi· 10:00 Cue a.m.. First Day School tal city reported a high of 12 de. 1:00 Conference on Conlemporary American and English Uteratur Ilion. Th society contended lhe Coral Fruit Market GUllI, Musical InltnlrMftl. Done In our Own Oartt~ Values - that i , a good humani tic train· Supreme ourt·s comment about DI.' 704m YOUNG'S STUDIO -0- grees after a low of 4 degrees be· 5:00 Press Proflle VETERANS HOSPITAL low zero. 5: 15 Newa Background lng regardless of his specinlty. fraud wa not uppOrted by UIC 2 Milos W.. t on H""way , HOCI(.EYE LOAN ~ CHAPEL 5:30 News Prof. Maxwell received his A H. record. a.m., WorshIp Further outlook Cor Sunday is 5 : 4~ Sparta Time ,-:======~=~=~!-. __.::::=~~::::~ __ .!.:::::::~'~Se::.~::~~===~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ a.m .. Communlon - F1rIt 8undll for continued snow with colder 6:00 Evenlnl COr'ICert and lI1.A. degrees bolh in 1915 ilt By Johoay Bad -0- 8:00 Music for a Saturday NI/lht the University of orth Carolina; for 0 complete K GENERAL ASSOCIATION weather conditions following Mon· 9:45 New. Ftnal day and Tuesday. . 10:00 Insight hi Ph.D. in 1921 at the University OF REGULAR BAPTISTS 10:01 SIGN OFF of Chicago; and an honorary line of Meetlni at Farm Bureau BuIldll!l IllinOiS road report from the slate Monday, December 11, 1961 I'VE: CAU6Hr 'rtlU! in Coralville pollee at SpI·ln/lfield. LitLD. degree in 1959 at North I FLURRY! FL.URRY! Temperature range 20 Sterling to ::~ ~~:,lng Chapel Carolina. p.m ., Services 36 Du Quoin. Overcast In Ea.t St. 8:90 Age of Overkill Low. Partly cloudy to cloudy Ponti· A MIS~KE IN 6f?AMMA YOUSAIDAs~ ac. Macomb, Springfield, Sterling. 9:00 Chrl.stmas Mall SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED Rock [aland. Rem,lnder of the dis. 9:00 KIng of Inslrument. FLURRY' ! tricta clear. Roads normal. except 9::10 Book belf John T. Daly. P4, Cre co. in the 2'Janecra/t IIetin Board mostly normal Sterling. Matn roads I~:~ ' ~~~I~ SUI College of Pharmacy. has been ~..,~ normal district 14. 11 :55 Com In, Event. awarded an Iowa Pharmacy Foun· 11 :58 News Capsule II. received It TIl. DillY I.... Dlltrlctl lind 2: Des MoInes and 12:00 Rhythm Rambles dation Scholar hip by the College. I by noon of the day IMfore ,.,. 08Oeola - Clear to partly overcast. 12:30 ews Th amount provided by Ihe .n adviser or officer of 1M .... hlghwayS normal to a lew Icy spots. 12:45 ews Background YOUNKERS fundlonl .r. net .11t." .... District 3: AUantic - Clear. high· 1:00 Music scholar hip is $150. The award is wsyS normal to a few scattered Icy 2:45 News made on Ule basis of academic ar- spots. 2:50 MusiC FINE JEWELRY the noon meal on Dec. I!t l\hod District 4: Denllon - overcast, high. . :25 News ceptability and (jnancial need. I on Jan. 3. The Gold HI • ways normal. 4:30 Tea Time wm be dosed from I p.m. Dlltricli 5 and 6: Cherokee and 5: 15 Sports Time 15 throu,h Jail. S. Spe,!cer - clear to overcast, hl/lhways 5:30 News normal. 5:45 New. Background PHYSICAL EDUCATION IKII.LI I 6:00 ..r-'" DI,lrlct 7: Fort Dod,e - Clear. Ev~nlng Concert .J(lomIPtt"(iii teats: Male Itudentt w!*- hlghwar.' normal. 7:25 Basketball: Iowa vs. Los take theae teata mUlt rdIJleI Dlstr ct.: Mason City - clear to Angeles State WANTED· BAILEY 8y MORT WAL~EB Jan. 10 In 122 FIeld If~· overcast. h1lbways normal. 9:00 Trio studenta who have not reip. DI.trlct t: Cedar Falls - clear, 9:45 ews Flnal by that date will not be highways normal. 10:00 Jnsl/lht to take the telts durinl District 10: Oelwein - clear to 10:01 SIGN OFF Temporary Female PackeB •• rnester. Test ••re now f1ven at .. partlY overcast highways nonnal. -======; semelter rather IJIIIl .. Dlitrlct 11: Cellar Rapids - Clear ~ nfeGE FATiooes For The Following Shifts: -(OLl SOLI' ME to Dldrlctpartly 12:overcast. DeWitt highways- clear tonormal. parUy ' M-LeIIA It A Dellc·.ous overcast. hlghw.yo nonnal. T£5T~Y-· Int .bel Ottumwa - cl ... r to Plrtly WILL THE;-( overcast. h1l1hways normal. 7 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. Christmas 5H~i NK w;lEN 3:30 P.M. to Midnight THEY'RE Christmas Candles ~j.\e:"1 Fruit Baskets p.yable apply to Tasty Nuts GUILD oALi:iiYwm preMnt 1\1 first annual Ohrlatma. abow at ~ S. Cltnton SI. from Dee. a to J3 - Get 'am .t from Jan. 7 to IS. Owens Brush, Company CHIUlrlAN IciiitCI Oronllltl.. Lower Muscatine Road 110ldl • testimony meetIDI _L~ Coral Fruit Market Iowa City, Iowa ThurRd.y even"'f In lhe IIttw~_ ~~ tile COllllregD lanai Church 2 Mn" W"t on Hlgh.a, , er or Clinton .nd ~elfenon .. at 7:80 p.m. All a,. ..1_ 10 t8lld. ., f, U, , "f,' 'w No Pushover Ton;9h,-' Cnarlie Neal Hawks To Battle Tough St. Louis Traded for Hawks' By JERRY ELSEA Lee Walls See I Sports Editor LOS ANGELES CUPll - Agile Iowa's baskethall team heads into a busy holiday schedule Charlie Neal, who helped lead Ih@ tonight facing tough St. LOllis University at Kiel Auditorium in Los Angeles Dodgers to the world lIt,b]lIhed III 1111 St. Louis. Page 4-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, la.-Saturday, Dee. 16, 1961 championship in 1959, Friday w. traded to the New York This second Hawkeye rORd game will be broadcast over Mets for Lee Walls. radio stations WHO, Des Moines and WMT, Cedar Rapids. Game starters through graduation, But Neal, a disappointment this year Iowa Wrestlers due to injuries and illness, hail lime is 8 :30 p.m. the team still has balanced scor­ Less than 48 hours after meeting been sought by the Billikens, the Hawkeyes will several clubs. But take the home floor for a Monday ~:~g:dgg~:::~~:.reboUnding and a Host III inol·s Today he went to the night game against the fast-break­ George Latlnovich, who had 19 new Nat ion a I ing Diablos of Los Angeles SLate against Kentucky Monday night, Tl II k l' . d I c1 d I League team af­ College. Game time Monday is 7:30 is the top scorer with a 13.5 aver- 1e aw eye wrest mg team opens lts ua meet S le u e ter lengthy tele- : 0' p.m. ______h ere this afternoon at 2:00 against Illinois on the varsity basket- phone discussions The Hawks, 2·1, have posted ball court in the Field House. between Dodger .lIIY wins over Miami of Ohio, Probable Lineups General Manager The Hawks have participated in two invitational AAU 75·55, and South Dakota State, IOWA ST. LOUIS E. J .