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i<.:slabhshed in llJti8 - l"ivp. Cents a copy lemoer of Associated Press - AP Leased Wire and Photo ServIce Iowa City. Iowa. Thll1'Sday. December 12. 1951 Icy Temperatur~ Will Stay; Nation Huddles in Cold Wave NATO Face"s Problems; Temperatures in Io wa continued zero readings were common in ex­ reportcd at Jl degre slate Wednes· to drop Wednesday although north­ treme nortbern counties. day and was cxpected to drop te. erly winds which had blasted the Highs Wedn esday ranged from zero by this morning. state began to subside. just under 10 above in the northeast Cold temperatures will continUl Iowa Citians donned extra cloth­ to the low 20s in extreme western t.o persist today. but will be a litU ing and quickened their pace as areas. nigher Ih an previous day's read­ they faced the coldest temperatures Temperature in Ipwa City was ngs. The mercury will range from Rec1ls Try To Confuse of the season. the 20s in eastern ctions to Lhe There were no reports o[ wind .lOs in Ule west. damage to property in Iowa City ParUy clou dy skies are foreea 1 Officials Call • • I although blasts during the height tbroughout today and tonight. Europeans . of the wind reached 35 m.p.h . Arctic weather stung the east- Mid-afternoon temperatures Wed­ 2rn two third of tbe nation Wed­ Soviet LeHer nesday. throughout the state. bare­ nesday with over night freeze in Brlf,sh, SUI Team Debate Reluctant To ly inched sevcral degrees above Florida and snow flurries in the morning lows which saw th o mer­ Great Lakes region. Snow was also lPropaganda' cury plunge as far as 6 below zero common in till' East, while a warm­ at Lansing and Elkader. Below ing trend developed in the Northern U.S. World Leadership Role I,Take IRBMs Rockies and parLs of the western Termed 'Hodge-Podge' Midwest. Of Previous Proposals By CHERYL JENNISCH he plac d the responsibility with act without elf·1I1 t're t and attach Subzero readings ware expected naUy Iowan _ 'art " ' rU" lh(' United State . no political tring to aid given 2 Northern Members Shuttle Buses as far south as the mountains of WASHINGTON IA'I - The United A debate propositiun challenging A gn'at dilf rence elli ts. th n 'utr 1 and undt'Hloped coun tries. Reject Rocket Stockpile Pennsylvania. Slates coldly dismissed Wednes­ the United State . role a lead r Cam brid'e team stated. between The \vltor III their clo in&: argu- day Soviet Premier Bulganin's o[ the West h ld the attention of a world leader and a world ruler_ To ments empha ILt:d tMI a we t m PARI IA'I - _ ATO' lililary new leUer to President Ei enhowt'r capacity audience Wednesday night Ix' a world leader. the U.S. mu t ~urld lead~r b nec" :J.ry to how Co.nmittee W dnesday tackled Lhe , Return to Unemployment (IS an attempt to influence next 1Il the 31st int rnational debat at ------Ru .. Ia what the rult·~ arl'. The. qu tion of mis lie needs and pr~ week's Atlantic Pact summit meet­ SUr. rule hav to be uph Id with forc(' urn. bly om!' m mrs' r lue- TEMPERATURE AT 8:30 p.m_ Reaches New High ing. Upholding the propo ition, " R ­ Prof. to In th S I rebuttals. the poUcie tone to pt new U.S. orf r Wednesday night was pegged at Th State Department publicly solv d, Lhat Lhe. United Stott' ho Run of the n lt~ d Stall'. '" l' ' dc!(·nd d of lnt rm dl te-r nile w apon . Old Schedule n degrees and still decreasing_ WASHINGTON yet to prO\'e her capacity for world a ~ 111 be" po ,-;ibl • It w loted Th two-d y eret m ting Ii The thermometer was expected istration reported Wednesday that IS-page mes age afler Mr. Eis n­ leadership" wcr two graduate or overnor OJt that thl.' .!.. r,,(' mble "0 preliminary to th ul'nmit confer- The campus shutUe bus service to reach lIro during the early hower met with Secretary of State stud nts· from Cambridg 'nlver­ F G tightrope wal!tlr betwll'n th nc of ATO opening looda,y. will return to its original schedule more Americans were unemployed morning hours. The picture was John Foster Dulles to review finlll sity, England : James Criehton­ teres of eountrle u h as Th United tat . wm make its for- effective today, Leonard R. Brcka, taken on the corner of Washing­ last month than in any November Miller and David Fairbairn. The (Sp~cial Disp.tch to 8n"land and rrC 'nt1y hbcrati·d mol offer of intrrm diat -rante SUI assistant business manager, arrangements for the Allied me t­ The D.ily Iowan) ton and North Dubuque. since 1949. The number of unem­ ing opening in Paris Monday. nelrative argument was given by t'Olonia] cUllntd s." balli tic mi. ill'S then . announced Wcdnesday. Th. American team .dd.d th.t ployed incr£'ased by 680.000 to Privately, top officials denounced two UJ eniors, Sandra Swengel. A 1E - Iowa State olll'/,le eco­ Bus service to married student A4. MuscallDc. ond Larry Popov­ the reason the U.S. has h.d Some 'ATO n lion are reluctaAt 3,188,000. Bulganin 's late t bid a a hodg l!­ nomics profe ::.Or William C. Mur­ . housing I,mits in IOlVa Stadium and podge of previously tCjected Soviet sky, A4 , Oskaloo a. trouble i. beceuse her conviction. to ace pi the m!. sil s for fear t~ Riverside Park has been dropped, ray announced Wednr day he Wi ll forbid her to dict.te or force be- wm lOvitt· Sovltt r laUation. Tbe Yanks Jittery A jOint announcement by the proposals. including d mand for The aHirm.tive based its cese run for th Republican nomination he said. Commerce and Labor Departments an three main points: 1. The U.N. lI.h on other countrIes through Mo. cow propallanda machine Is The University Parking Commit­ halting atomic-hydrogen tests Jan. for governor In th June primaries. milit.ry pow.r. playLng on the f ar now. showed an even greater change in 1 and suggestions for new East­ h.s failed In its lob to m.lnt.ln During a 3-month l('al'e of ab- tee, which started the service three In Indonesia; employment figures. The number intern.tian.l law .nd ordlr; 2. Pointing out the tell tak n by IN THE PAST ( w day , Tur weeks ago in hopes of lessening the West me tings. (' nee (rom th~ college, Murray hos of civilians liolding jobs dropp d by International law .nd ord.r must made a "gra s roots" eanva s of the Untl.l.'d Stah:. in giving aid to ' Dnd Belgium have formally an­ parking problem, added bus runs A STATE DEPARTM E NT be guar.ntHd by a strong na­ und veloped countrie and toking nounced acceptancl' of th year-old L,132,000 between October and No­ spokesman reported the letter, d - Iowa voters. lie aid he ha . found between the housing units last 11 Evacuated ve(11 b<'r to 64.873.000. tion, and 3. The United St.t .. has U18t : initial tep in world alfairs. SUI ' U .. off r. week . livered Tuesday by Amba ador failed in its pos1tlon of world JAKARTA , Indonesia United States in Korea, th Both t In clo d th ir argu- tral~ l ng at Fl. Sill: OkLa ., S? th Ir Wednesday. drew from the labor force. message with these word : 011 the important ql1~ lion (acing m nls by asking the oud1('nc to coming accept~ncc is a flm bet, Brcka also announced tflat the Total employment normally d - Suez conflict, and hel p given by the the state. '5 Eleven American women and "I think it can be assumed that U.S. to many und "elop d countries con.ld r a que. lion. 10. inll qu s- .S. our • SDld. clines by a sizable margin during 3. Th y don 't like Ule "CAi Ung SHUTTLE BUS SCHEDULE chi1dren from Sumatra, b~lievcd the timing of the delivery of the in A ia and Africa. tlon for th' negative wa : "If the Denmark and Norway, on the to be the first wave of a precau­ November but the drop this year letter and the intention of Ule So­ 8t alemale" resuillng from thl' com· Un lltd States i. not thl' world I('ad- nortiwrnmo t nank of th NATO LEAVE northeast corner of Field­ was greater Lhan usual, Lhe report Fairbairn declared that if inter­ bination of a Democratic GO\iernor house at 7:23 a.m., 7:.35, 7:50 and tionary evacuation of families of viet Union Lo publish it would in­ national law and ord r ore to be t:r. Lh n who is?", to which thl.' aC- d fen • area, hav/' mad it elur oil company employees in Jakarta, said. ond a Republican Legislature. firmaUve repli d: " rf th nit'd they wJll not acc'pt any offer oC B:05 ; repeat cycle until 1:23 p.m. dicate an intention to influence upheld by means short oC force 111 l1rray sai d that h plan. to out­ flew to Singapore. Factory layof(s affecting 230,000 the proceedings at the NATO con­ international low will not be up­ SlateR IS th leadt·r. wh'r ho~ th nuclear warh ad for Lhe rnJ sl! s. LEAVE Sl. Mary's Church at 7:23 workers, plus exceptionally bad line his views on th above i. ~u S I a.lJl .• 7:35, 7:50 and 8:05, repeat The British Embassy suggested ference. ht'ld . Claiming that the U.N. is nol in the nf'a r future. nit('d SLah's led?" WASHINGTON'S orl,lnal off r to the British Chamber of Com­ weather curLailing farming and oth­ "We rnay wIsh to confer with in a position to be an active forco cycle until 1:23 p.m. , er outdoor work. were blamed. The State Board of Reg£'nts . d Ie cover~ only def 'nslve missile fur merce that Its members apply for other governments concerning it." for low beeause.of veto provisions, expected to act today on a rcqu N,xon Please , e u again. t aircraft. or tactical exit visas for dependents in case Factory layorrs cut employment D~LLES TOLD NEWSMEN at weapon lor use against enemy committee has decided to continue they are needed in a hurry later in th al seelor to L6.555.000. 625,000 the White House that BU 8nin's the campus-wide service until Dec. troop within a 25O-mil radiul. but on. • bdow Ule 19S6 level. note. tran la d and senl 1> ' th Adlai Quietly Ends now is prl!pared to oreer JRBM's 20. The University has been losing Neither of these developments White House Tuesday night y the between $50 and $60 on thc bus runs 1 WASlIJ. GTON (,fl - Viee-PrI"i­ Lhat can dellver atomic d vastation was accompanied by any hint of an department, did J)ot even co~e up dent Richard Nixon is reported 1,500 mil away_ each day of operation. ~abor Asks Pay during his 30-minute strl'ltegy Service With GOP emergency aHecting U.S. or Bri­ plea d that Pr('sid nt Ei enhower e<:relary oC State John F. Dulles Funds come from student car tish personnel and property similar meeting wiLh Mr. Eisenhow(lr. registration fees. WASHINGTON IA'I - Adlai E. - and not he - will h£'ad the Tue day made it c1 ar that missiles to the anti-Dutch measures. Hike, Short Week Mr. Eisenhower undoubtedly will Stevenson personally delivered his American delegation to the Puris Brcka said the committee will answer at. some time, but officials will not be forced on any country. decide over Christmas vacation Determined to make a clean ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. lei - The final report to Secretory of State NATO m ·ling. But the idea remain a key point sweep of independence (or all the AFL-CIO set ils sights Wednesday said he would not b in a hurry in John Foster Dulles Wedne day, Although Mr. EI cnhow r had if the bus runs are to continue. view of what is considered the ob­ In the U.S. program to shor up the Patronage has doubled since the form er Netherlands ~ t J}dies, on substantial wage increases and formally ending 24 days as tb Eis­ said he would end Nixon II the Atlantic AlJIanc in th fae of Rus­ vious Soviet propaganda motive_ enhower Administration 's Demo­ service was started, he said, but Indonesia is demandin,!: {hat the a shorter work week in 1958, and d lega tion chief if he him, elf were ian technological adllanc . Dutch hand over the jungles Df The most interesting section of cratic con ullant on NATO prob­ unable to attend, it can Ix> said adde~ there must be a substantial buried any idea of a wage freeze For th next f w yeor mBM Increase if it is to continue. West Ntw Guinea, tile one remain­ or work week expansion. the Bulganin letter was consid­ lems. now that Nixon hop d from the ered to be Russia's suggestion From the farewell meeting with ba r In We t('rn Europe are nced­ The buses now carry about 400 ing half-island under Holland's Keyed by Vice President Waller beginning he would not druw the ed to protect the niled Stales It­ rule. that the Allies agree never to make Dulles, Stevenson went to his sixth­ a ignm nt. students a day, he said. A mini­ P. Reuther, AFL-CIO convention If. Agr m nt is n ar between Work.rs' red flags have been or stockpile atomic-hydrogen wea­ floor temporary office, gathered up II was vidcnl Nixon agre d mum of 1,000 to 1.200 studenls delegates gave a resounding unan­ London and Wa hinaton to set up would have to ride before the Uni­ raised over Dutch banks, ship­ imous vote to a resolution making pons in West Germany in return hI belongings. polished orr a bit of with mnay others that any NATO for a Communist pledge to forego detailed paper work. and eh ck · d conferenc Without Mr. Eis nhoWH Cour !RBM launching bases in Bri­ versity could break even, Brcka ping plantations Bnd business es­ "sizeable" wage boosts, a shorter Lain. said. tablishments which have then work week and fringe benefit im­ such production and stockpilinZ out. would be held in an empty sound· He said the committee has hopes passed under' Government com­ provements their 1958 collective in East Germany '8nd Poland. There was no evidence lhat Ste­ ing hall. FRANCE IS STILL debaUng of making a "better deal" with the mittees - with the door left open bargaining policy. THIS WAS CONSIDERED an in­ venson's major suggesLions were Nixon reeogn iz d that he could wh ther to take ither the short­ local bus company after Christmas. to nationalization of the Nether­ Reuther said the failure of pur­ direct maneuver to achieve one of incorporated in the propo als to be not hope to offer Lh kind of per­ range Or intermediate-range mIs­ Russia's favorit obj~etives - neu­ Colder weather may incr~ase lands' $1V2 billion investment in chasing power to keep pace with unveiled by Mr. Eisenhower and sonal prestige with which Mr. Ei­ siles. patronage of tbe buses, Brcka said. this S-year-old R.public_ rising production is the reason tralization of Germany in the East­ Dulles in Paris next week. William Murray sonhower may give chtCeoner RF While European were debltina West struggle. Like some other Democrats. U.S. offers, Sen . Green (o-R.1.) The Cirst of 46,000 Dutch nationals for today's inflation. Seeks GOP ominot/oll sen how r may giv the conference BAD LUCK who may be asked to leave the Reuther also painted an unem­ Russia set a Jan. 1 date as the Stevenson complained that prepara­ an air oC suece s. called on President Eisenhower Allen Marsh, 222 E. Market St., country have been evacuated by ployment picture showing 3.2 mil­ time it would be willing to halt ;.'111 tion Cor the meeting over-empha­ made by Murray ;or a 6-month ex­ For Nixon, the ."ignment to Wednesday to provide a dramatic received a ticket Wednesday when airlift. lion unemployed in November with nuclear bomb tests. The Soviets sized military aspects of the prob­ tl.'nsion of his present leave oC ab­ go to Paris would have melllt demontration of lcadership at the he reported to the police that his President Sukarno, in a speech at prospects of snowballing unem­ failed to couple this offer, how­ lem of coping with Russia's new sence. the possible rllking of hi. poli­ NATO summit conference next cat had been damaged by another Surabaya, acknowledged the anti­ ployment bcfore th e wintcr is out. ever, with the safeguard the We~t­ advances. Stevenson urged a bigger Murray, who lives in Ames, has tical futurl all.lnst the 10119- week in Paris. s driver who did not stop. Dutch campaign may bring hard­ Unemploymenl will continue to ern Powers have always insisted foreign aid program to finance done appraisal work for the U.S. odds chance that • confentnce .t The 9O-year old chairman of tbe The investigating officcr issued ships and a shortage of food and spread. Reuther declared, until on - an agreement lo stop all wea­ more easy-pay development loans DeparLment of Juslic and is a which Eisenhowlr WII represent­ Senate Foreign Relations ComrnJt­ Marsh a ticket when he discovered, clothing, but declared Indonesians the "tremendous productive !lOw­ pon production at the same time. to the underdeveloped nations. member of the American Apprai. al ed Dnly by proxy could have pro­ tee said that many allies in the Marsh had been parked in an alley must not lose their revolutionary er of America" is balanced with Institule. duced .ny not.ble .chievements. North Atlantic Trealy Organization when the incident happened. spirit. adequate purchasing power. Murray I the second Republican While protocol would have put feel the l1~d States has not pro­ to announce his candidacy for the him at the head of the d legation, vided that leadership "to the ex­ SubWQY Talks Stopped; GOP nomination race. The other. Nixon probably would have had tent that they want It." John Knudson, Albion, farm rand extreme heitation in overrullng Green is jUlil back from a two­ former legislator, riled for th nom­ any action Secretary of SLate month trip to all of the 14 NATO Re'place Strikers in N.Y. ination la t summer. John Fo ter Dulle wanLl.'d Jo takl'. countries. NEW YORK IA'I - The Transit During the day, State Supreme Lt. Gov. William Nicholas of Authority clo ed the door Wedne - Court Jus1ice Henry CI.y Grl.n­ 1\-1a on City, a leading figure in Re­ day to peace talks in New York's berg cofferld .t • City H.II meet­ publican state politics. also is ex-' 3-day subway crisis. It began to ing to serve IS m.di.tor in the pected to announce for the gub<'r­ replace striking motormen with transit dispute. natorial nomination. oLher employees gleaned from its ~owever . the Transil Authority Smoke Causes Damage ranks. rejected Greenberg's offer b~- •• "We refuse to negotiate with the cause of what it lermed the il- In Iowa City Fire leaders of an illegal strike," de­ legality of the strike. A fire at the William Hannah clared Joseph O'Grady, a transit I commissioner. Greenberg jailed MBA President home. 211 CoUege Court St., cau - Union leaders countered with a Theodore 100s and three other un- I ed extensive damage from smoke charge that the TA is using inade­ ion officials for contempt a few I around noon Wednesday_ The fire quately trained conductors and su­ hours before the strike began at originated in the garage where pervisors as motormen and "play­ 5 a.m. Monday. They had been Hannah had earlier thawed some ing fast and loose with the public under a no-sLrike injunction since Crozen waler pipes. a nine-hour motormen's strike Probably more damage wa safety." I The TA replied that all persoll­ crippled subway service June 14. caused by smoke than the actual nel manning trains were "trained 1956. fire which was quickly put out, and qualified." Both strikes resu1t.ed from the firemen said. The smoke was so MI.nwhile, tilt tremendoUi tur· efforts of the MBA. an independ· dense lhat everal firemen wore moil that hIS gripped the trensit. ent Wlion. to get out [rom undel' gas masks while working inside crippled city .ppe.red to lubtide the grip of the AFL-ClO Transport the nat-roofed building. somewhat Wedneld.y. Traffic Workers Union, which has system- Damage wa~ confined to the moved better, businns .bsentu­ wide bargaining rights for 35.000 area surrounding the bathroom ism f.lI, congntion I.sed slightly. transit employes. wall, but smoke and heat dis- More trains operated but sched­ New Vorlcers seemed begin- colored paint and furnishing in the ules on some lines deteriorated ning to ICIjust to the worst sub- home_ further, with some trains as much w.y strike In the city'l history. ICBM ENGINE TEST as 21h hours behind time. Their misery hIS been compound­ WASHINGTON h h th hi 'to G I M t t kh Jd th st list naturally. but since this column Records. is No . 2 in the Classical assis "bot ti eneo k 0 f t h0. seaway.' I est, tra IC ,._ * * * stead. oC a civil war. Maestro Fiedler with two albums ~, :J" f -- _... \, , ) .... ) . J"i,lrJ For a real bargain try Vanguard among the top ten. ~ /' \ ~ , , ~~ _...)JO , f""-0."\. ~ ~ .; 484, which was once, and still may OVERTURE, CONTAINING such ) ::£. • t? ::t •. • be , only $1.98. Mario Rossi conducts warhorses as the Light Cavalry ''I'll save that nickel if it kills mel" ' t'I~ ~ ~I:!..!¢~ . ~~.)~1. ~ . \.) i ...,.....<::-::..~?J:!~~ ,,\ j r ') p ...... "u ' the Vienna State Opera Orchestra Overture, William Tell Overture, "------~~ ~1f; . , "-* ~-- ",'J:..----?r'''' in the 1812 and Capriccio Italien of Poet and Peasant Overture and :m,-~~, < ~ ,.~I>t-~ ,I ! ~ ~ ~ , . . .. .,. ~ .' Tehaikovsky PLUS the Spanish - here we go again - the 1812 To Build A Fence " ~~ ~'" ' C(' Caprice and Russian Easter Over· Overture, is really quite thrilling to - ~ -~ __ a~at' • '1 ' ture of Rimsky-Korsakoff. This is ears that haven't been assailed by '))J ~-~Ii> ----,....!I) ~'I'! • ,~ , ?,-, over an hour's worth of noisy or· these pieces a thousand times be- ~ federal educational aid plan to the tune life in a vastly different cultural atmosphere. :f 1"_ ~ "(,(, I' &t.-g.', .. ~.,r I,.;"/ ~;.-~ . <>~~_t,,;r .. '--.~~~• _ l 7'· ~"""""'-I../ S~~l ~'- ch es tr aI mUSIC' on a smg. I e d'ISC, ye t fore. R US SKAYA ! con tams' SIX. 0 Id Of $287 million is report dly in preparation for We must remember also that appearances t~lg~!f" ' ~. f1" ~~,~];! 1~~·"~J;:.-... , ... ( .~ U1ere is no groove~cho and fidelity Russian melodies in exciting Hol- ~sident Eisenhower's next budget message are often deceiving - the depth of knowledge ' u\'''~l)~~~- " ' ..., ' ~ is tops. lywood Bowl performances. Sur· cago . ;;"' a measur d~signed to "help meet the chal­ and scholarly background displayed by minor I ..' - "¥ . - '~~"'t., . :--~..) ~, ~,," SJ Top dog in the Jazz field is veys don't list the :-v~rst.se11ing MeC lenge of Soviet scicntific advances." Soviet diplomats and functionaries indicates , , in reco resear • - 1f approved as it now stands, the program that they are getting an exceptionally good of phy would help finance pay raises for scieqce and education somewhere. b~~: ,.~~., ~ " , · :. ~(-/ . , <-".-]1~~Jl~fr~~~?~:;11~ s~i :w.a~~~~~ fI. [a hlathematics teachers, assiH in financing addi­ It is unlikely that they plow through the 1930. tremendous load of math and science we hear \ ~~::J~;-~-~~'~ :, E '" ,.... -~ I· "I~ , ~ks ~2nal school tcchnical equipment and set up leal cd 00,000 scholarships a year for gifted students. so much about before studying their own HOW THE ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY pub Chicago in competition with other American seaport:': .::: ;~r.ess Secr~tary Grilled; pubJis specialties - political science, history, econom­ Shown are sailing distances In nautical mile" from Chicago, Baltimore and New Orleans to selected :- .' The idea is a sound one - if the 20,000 more ics. law, etc. The s11eer mass of data would European ports. (From Joseph R. Hartley, "Tile Effects of the St. Lawrence Seaway on Grain Move- Reveals State Secr'ets and j ~holarships are not limited to students in the render this impossible for all but a gifted few. me""." Indiana University, 1957.) tllages 111'lysical sciences. . , . Dur Yet if the Russians with their authoritarian By GEORGE DIXON Q. Real tight? , . True, there is a great need for a~q~ to such writte control "waste" time and money educating ,.-,'0'(, A. It being a holiday. Finlan Students, but no mOre than for students in al­ WASHINGTON - The State De­ Q. What happened to that crisis their diplomats and functionarles in l>uch rl:!la­ partment got out a transcript of Argen most every other phase of academic work. Generc;/ Notices the President talked about last tively impractical subjects - when their social MeC GeneraJ Notices must be receh'ed at The DllUy Iowan office. Room 201 . Communications Center, by a recent press conference. Then the night? • If the proposal did not grow ou,r( of the structure needs are fewer than ours, clearly we 8 B.m. for publication tI,e follow In, ~ornlnll. They must be typed or legibly wrJllen and signed; tbey prevailing passion for secrecy in M.A . wUI n"t be accepted by telephone. The DaUy Iowan reserves the right to edit all General Notices. A. There is nothing in the works ~ovjet coup de'satellite, then it has gaIned im­ can do no less, and for our own good, should government asserted itself. The in Ohi I either. lumbia petus and urgency - at least in the minds of do more. ALUMNI HOUSE: - Candidates BABY-UTTING - Mrs. Marion staff or student LD. Card. The transcript of the get-together in Q. Can you say anything about Strang wilt be in charge ot the Weight Training Room will be which we had participated was orary "The Public" - from that event; and a physical America needs the very best minds she can for degrees in February order of­ lhe Zarubin [the Russian ambas­ ficial '1958 graduation announce­ Univ~rsity Cooperative Baby·sitting at the following times: Mondays. 4 stamped: "Not for the press. For sador) talks upstairs? Is the meet­ from ~jence bias. get '- but the well-trained scientist, essential ments now. Place your order before league book (rom Dec. 10 to Dec. to 6 p.m.; Wednesdays. 4 to 6 p.m.; departmebtal use only." ing over yet? leges . -.., But perhaps the worst thing we could do as he is, is but one of scores of educated men noon Friday. Dec. 20. at the Alumni 24. Telephone her at 8-4474 if a and Fridays, 4 to 6 p.m. , 'Ffle..s~a{e Department succeeded A. He was in. This is the third gf ~ set out to immediately wrench our educa­ our nation must produce. House, 130 North Madison. The sitter or I information about the ip"kecping this classified material a series of these East-West ex­ THE UNION BOARD Games tiOnal system into a replica of the Soviet sys­ Otherwise, while we are struggling to price of the announcements is 12 group is ~esired. away from us. but it was not so changes. They will meet again next cents ach. Committee is presenting a "Toys successful with the House Govern­ Tuesday morning. tem merely because they have stress physi­ match the Soviets in physical science - to the FAMIL Y·NITES at the Field· for Tots" Bowling Tournament ment ~nformation Subcommittee. Q. How much progress is being cal sciences to the apparent excl sion of neglect of liberal arts - they may overwhelm PH.. GERMAN READING house for students. staff, facuIty. from December 2·13. This will be This curiosity· ridden body, headed made in these talks, Joe. do you EXAM - Those taking the Ph.D. their spouses and their families a Head Pin Tournament with the by Rep . John E. Moss, or Califor­ know? :almost everything else - and achiev d spec- us with a cultural or political Sputnik. German Reading Exam. Dec. 18, tacular, if, from our viewpoint, limited success. While we are repairihg our physical on the second and fourth Wed- open for student recreational use nia. commandeered the transcript. A. I don't know, but they will should register in 101 Schaeffer nesdays of each month. Recreation- proceeds buying toys for the chil­ At the risk of betraving state meet again . . ;:. We must remember that our engin~~rs and science fences, educationally speaking. let us Hall.~he exam is from 3·5 o'clock, al swimming and family-type actio dren in the Children's Ward of the secrets to the enemy. the subcom­ Q. Joe. the President left out of -,scientists are also voting members of a demo­ J10t neglect that part of our property protected 104 Schaeffer Hal1. The next exam vitie$ will be available from 7:15 University Hospitals. The man and mittee let me look al the forbidden bis text last night the fact that will be in January. ' ~ra tic society and are preparing themselves for by our liberal arts - social science fences. to 9:l~ p.m. woman with the highest scores will transcript. As a result I am still Dulles is going to appoint a science .,. P BETA KAPPA - The Iowa each win a desk calendar trophy shaking all over. The secret sluff adviser and science attaches Alpha chapter o[ Phi Beta Kappa RECREATIONA SWIMMING _ which is on display in the show I am about to leak is terrifying. abAlad . It was in the text at the will hold its fall business meeting Monday through Friday, 4:15<5;15 case by the Gold Feather Room. This particular press conference time it was handed out. A Hill Above Jerusalem and ~ection of new members on at the WomelJ'S Gymnasium. All was held the Friday before Armis­ A. I understand it was a question Mo ay, Dec. 16, at 4:30 p.m. in women students are invited. ARCHERY - Anyone interested tice Day. Lincoln White, the head of time. It is true. The department In the Middle East at this moment emotion but even small victories raise one's spirits a the House Chamber of Old Capitol. in forming an archery club contact press secretary. was at home ill. is going ahead with plans to have •Counts for more than reason. Yesterday, how­ little bit where the Middle East js concerned. Phi i ~eta Kappa members from HAWKEYE SALES END - Dec. Bill Schoon, 8... 4138 . and his place was taken by his as­ a science adviser. 18 . All students wishing to buy a ever, there was one spot where reason seemed If there can be a little rationality over the other chapters who wish to as­ sistant, Joseph Reap. I now re­ Naturally you can see why the sociate themse)ves with the Alpha yearbook must sign by then. No AUDITIONS - Radio Slation print the entire first page of the State Department would not want a · to rule. A convoy rolling out of the New City Mount Scopus issue, who knows but ~ha t chapter should contact lhe seCf(~· booki are sold at publication time WSUI will be casting for two secret document: dang('rous and revealing document ~ 'of Jerusa~ em, carrying a few drums of gasolino rationality might begin to spread throughout tary, Dean Zenor, U.T.B.E .• ext. next spring. Reservations being special Christmas productions - Question (by a reporter) : Well like this to fall into our hands. The ';and other supplies and a small Dumber of the region? 2568. taken at 201 or 210 Communications Stephen Vincent Benet's "A Child look who's here. fact that we were present dido't Center. Is Born" and Charles Dickens' "A Question (by a second reporter): matler because we didn't listen. :rassengers, crossed some hundt'eds of yards of Adlai Stevenson may have had this in mind SICAL EFFICIENCY TE;STS Cricket on the Hearth." Auditions Has the bell rung? . But for the tenacity of the Moss ,.territory beld by Jordan and arrived safely at when he proposed on Wednesday that the physical fitness tests will PLAYNITES for ~tudents, staff will be beld Tuesday, Dec. 10 and Answer (by Mr. Reap): Link is Commitee we would never have ) Scopus. n in the North Gymnasium and faculty and their spouses at Thursday, Dec. l2, from 7 to 1I off sick. lea rned tho t we heard that the ~'IJount ATO powers negotiate a general settlement • Mount Scopus was famiUar in the old days Fieldhouse at 9 a.m. Satur­ the Fieldhouse each Tues'day and p.m., Studio A, WSUI (Engineer­ Q. Again? State Deportm nt would have a in the Middle East, including a guarantee oI ec. 14. All candidates for a Friday night from 7:30 to 9:30 ing Bullding). Production dates Q. Well? skeleton stoff on the Saturday be· ~ ~ccause it contained the now deserted Hebrew agreed frontiers and a ban on arms importa­ sport ho are enrolled in required p.m. Admission will be by faculty, are Dec. 17 and 19. A. I have nothing for you, but if fore Armistice Day and be closed .:;Vniversity and the Hadassah Hospital. Since tions. ]f Adlai Stevenson had made as many physical education - 10 :21, 10:22 you have some questions I will try up "tight" on the holiday. ' the 1949 armistice, however, it has been an or 1 - must take these tests. to get answers (or you. (Laughter) The State Department, however, .. ~ . trips to the ~Jiddle East as Se retary General Sunday, December 15 enclave, a political island held by Israel and Spor kills tests will be given im­ 4 p.m. - Recital - Hans Koel­ Q. Not a very auspicious start. is still lam ntably behind the De· Hammarskjold has done, he might not have medi ely following the fitness '''supplied across Jordanian territory. bel, Celio - North Music Hall. A. I have been away for a long fense Department in imposing been so confident, no matter how excellent tests. University Monday, December 16 time. secrecy. Recently Lt. Col. Robert -:: Heeently the Jordanians. had begun to fear his intentions. SENIORS AND GRADUATE 4:10 p.m. - College of Medicine Q. Would you care to go out and B. Rigg, a former inteJligence of· .' that the Israelis were fortifying it, in which Calendar Lecture - Dr. Van R. Potter, Pro· come back again? Can you volun­ ficer now worki ng for the Army Yet, the Arab states were willing to give STUDENTS (except the College of ::Case they could command the Jordan-l1eld ap­ if Engineering) who seek employment fessor of Oncology, University of teer something? Chief of Slaff. indulged in his hob­ A. The only thing I can volunteer by. which is painting. lie painted ','Proache5 to the Old City of Jerusalem. U.N. up a succulent poUtical issue and accept the in business or industry for June or THURSDAY. DEC. 12, 1957 Wisconsin. "Biochemical Studies on existence of the State of Israel as a permanent August 1958 should complete regis­ Cancer in Terms of Structure and is that we will have a skeleton staff his conception of an atomic blast. ...secretary General Dog Hammar kjold, travel­ here tomorrow , but on Monday we The De[anse Department refused fact and if Israel and the Arab states would tration papers 'at the Business and 8 p.m. - Young Democrats Function" - Medical Amphi- • fng back and forth between Amman, the Mrs. Alberta Metcalfe Kelly theatre. will be closed up tight - to clear it. join in the unhappy mass of Arab Industrial Placement OCCice before ':!lordanian capital, and Jerusalem, has finally I'~ettling Christmas vacation. Democratic National Committee· 4:30 p.m. - Phi Beta Kappa Fall --_._------"ffleen able to break the im[1tlsse caused when refugejjs, for whom a United Nations relief woman from Iowa - "Party Or- Business Meeting - House Cham­ . ganization" - Pentacrest Room, ber. Old dapitol. ' .~ he Jordanians stopped a recent Israeli supply agency under the high competent direction of Henry L. Labouisse bas b een caring, the minor Iowa Memorial Union. 7:30 p.m. - University New· ...... eonvoy. And yesterday it was announced that Schedule ~' 8 p.m. _ University Play ..... "The comerS Club Bridge - University adjustment on Mount Scopus might be a pre­ WSUI 'the Secretary General would assign one of his Thunday. necember 12 Menaechmi" _ University Theatre. Club Rooms. ,;:personal representatives to help work out a lude to happier days for Arabs and Israelis ::~g ~~\~~Ing Chapel 6:45 to 12 P.M. _ Triangle Club Tueaclay, December 17 .;permanent arrangement between the Israelis alike - and greater peace of mind for all the 8:30 ReUglon In AmorIta Today Christmas Formal Dinner-Dance _ 7:30 p.m. - BasketpaU - Loy· rest of us. n~ 6~;ll'::8h~!~1 Program (West Triangle Club Rooms. IOwa Me- ola (New Orleans) vs. lowa- Jnp the Jordanians fQr its pint-Sized problem. Liberty High School) morial Union. Fieldhouse. T' This was a small victory for COmmon sense, -The New York Times 19 : ~g ~~k'~en Concert Wednesday, December 11 "' ..' 11:00 Exploring the New. Friday, Declmber 13 . 8 p.m. - University Christmas r~ 11:15 KIt ~ hcn Concert 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. - Iowa HIgh Concert __ Iowa Memorial Union. three lIIonth. t3; an other rnaU sub­ o..Uy low." .trclI1Atton d~D.rtment. .~ 1tl~ acrlptlua. ,10 per )'ur; .Ix montha, In 91- CommunlcaUona Center I. ltUl ~~~~~msc~~';!:blo, School Forensics Conference - Thurs4 11Y, Dlc.mber " 'Dally Iowan fS.60; three ~ntba, t3.25. open lrom 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monda), throullh Friday. 12 :30 News Hou~e and Senate Chambers, Old 7 p.m. _ Union Board Christmas MIliBla DAILY IOWAN IDlTOalAL IITArr I~ : ~~ ~r:.:tf~ r,r~:I~ Review Capitol. . Party _ Iowa Memorial Union. AllDIT BualAU ntltor .. ,...... Tom 8lat\er1 MEMBER o,f the ASSOCIATED PRESS I ;55 News ::30 p.m. - Iowa. Sechon, Am- Friday, December 20 .... M.nalln, Editor ...... Don MltcheU The ASlOcl,ted Pre •• Is enUtled ex­ or n~ ~~~:"Tt~;~o~ ~~.~nwkcYCln nd erlean Chemical S~c~ety - Room 5:30 p.m. _ Holiday Reccss be . ~~(l. CUlCULATtONII Cily Editor ...... J1m Davin clusively to the us. for republication .,.Itt Aut, Qity Editor .. .. John Bleakly of aU the local newl printed In this 2 ;30 Mostly Music 321. Chemistry BUlidmg. . gins. Aut. City Editor .. .. J .mea Marmer newlpaper al well al aU AP newl ;r:!1~ (at&, _pt Sund.)' and m .:.._ aIId ~ laoUday. by Stu- New. Editor .... Dietrich Hartmann dispatch ••. t~ ~~n': re n . Hour 8 R· . ~ ~rt Gull~ FUm SerIes . Saturday, D.cember 12 ,;.. ..., ltUeatlo.... Inc. Communlc.a- Society Editor ...... Jane Hubl, 4 :30 'I'~8 Time - ,.camille and On the 12th 11 a.m. _ Department of Psychi. Center. 1011'1 CIty. Iowa. En­ Sporta Jldltor ...... Alan Hoaklnl DAILY IowAN SUPERVISORS FBOIII =· .. -...... matter .t the Edltoriil Pa,e Editor .. Suzanne Fone 8CHOOL or JOURNALISM ..AUULTY ng :~~.tlm; Dar (short) - Shambaugh Audi· atry Lecture - Dr. J. FranklllJ .-Ppo.t offlee at Ja1ra City. under tbe Chief Photo,rapher ...... Jerry MOley PubUsher ...... " LeIter G. Benz 6 :00 Dinner llour tQ1'lum. .. " Robinson. Children's Center oC Wy ~ -:.... ct of Contrel. of Marcb 2, 1m. Review Board Chairman EdltorlllJ ...... Arthur M. Sanderson 6:55 New. 8 U t 1"1 TI ...... Richard Schechner Adverttsh" ...... E. John Kottman 7:.00 Current Opinion p.m. '"7.. mverSJ y. ay- 1e omlng Valley, Wilkes Barre, Penn, DOOII to 10 Circulation ...... Wilbur Peterson , .101.14191 from m1dnJaht DAILytow,ur ADVIITISIlfO STAn ng 8,':,~~~t lrJ>rum MeDaec~ml - UniverSity Theatre. sylvania - "Psych\>5CS of Early . -nport lIew. ltema. women'. pale Adverllsln. Mar...... Mel Adams 9:00 Trio Saturday, D.cemIMr 14 Childhood" - Medical Amphi. -:"Itema, or IMouncemenli to The A.ot. AdverUoln, lulP'. Dave Br.maon TRunK.S. BOARD or ItUDKNT ~ . DII1I1 l'.... n. EdItorial oUk.. are lflecI PUBLIOATIONS 1~ : ~~ ~~GN ~~~ Sport. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. - Iowa High theatre. Cla .. Man.,er .. Bill MeCulker Dr.~eorc ..•t:. the Conununicatiol1.l Cenlar. J'Q~", Easton. Dentistry; David Aut. CI"nIIled Mit. " J.ck ,fl. "I AI, ' Thoma. , I S.· K~I ('M) SOHEDULB au, me School Forensics Conference - 3:30 p.m. - Basketball - Oregon ralea - carrier In ProroaltOn Manaa.r ... : IOho RUb ~ a<.\\1 PtOf. 1Ee1." 8;00 MIni S.l'wnade " , ...... UGii b~ CIreIl1&lIOft Maha,er ..... P.ul Beard H\laa ,·}[ouse and Senate Chambers. Old vs. Iowa - Fieldhouse. Jowl~~ 01)', II cenllo weekI)' or ~o Polltlc.l Science; Dwl,bt Lowell 6:55 CWI III Idvance; aIx moll Mathetl At; Prof. Leilia Q. MoeHer, 7:00 FM Concert Ca1'\tol: ' , ...... IliturdllY, Jllnuary 4 - --.::~-- .. -' :- ~ ,.. J to·" ..., nATV .. IY"DIC.ft, I... ""'r' __. - 10, three _u... •.00. B~ m Dial 4191 U )'ou do not neei.. . Joum.lIan,; Prof, L. A. Van Dyke, 8 :00 Music In Black and White 8 p.m. - University Play-UThc 7;30 p.m. - Basketball - Michl. "0.'" f low... per )OM!'; aIx mODthJ, PI ,0W',oall7 IoWaA 117 l:ao LID. TIle &ducaUOA; Q8f7 W. WIl1Iama • .u. 8:30 JAn In HI -~'I »:00 BION OFF ltlenacchmi"- University Theatre,' gan VB. Iowa - FieldhOuSe. "Now, tMn-wbere il this houle you say I, Mttl1Drr' THE DAllY IOWAN-'_a City, low_Thurs., Dec. 12, ltS1-P... , SU I Musicians " , I Jews To Celebrate - ...... u£i.'Y .. ,... D ...... 1 J .. mH P . K roITWr. • . Ml...... AdRe:?!~ en),. 4 boy. I W 'IClh~~"...r ~GndE15ShouTU rsD~NVI~.. ,~ '-... HallIe L. No\DJ>. X. Rock [Juu,d. Mr. and M.... Paul "rill. WHl spare time. Good PIIY and full. DIA11I Brandl•• clrl .Will Present Maude JtO~B•••. t43 Walden l.ane. Mr. and Mrs. ltkftarcl lie.'" time summer work. Write Bol: BlaT.& J'\... kblM Pari<, a aIrL 17, 11le Daily lowan. . Festival of Lights Mr. and Mrs. WOllam WarUl. 400 M1". and Mr&. RoMr! HorTa. WeU. • StadJumParic. a ,'rl. man. • boy . nter Four Recitals Jewish people throughout the "K.isleav," which u uall:; coincide "orld next Tuesday will begin cele­ with the month or December. ry with some SUI music students and fa culty brating the holiday o{ HaMukah. Rabbi Ben Zion Gold. visiting lec­ ~ding drummer members will present four recitals known in Engli h as the " Festival turer in the SUI School of Religion. before Chrislmas. 'm tempted to of Lights." explained the boliday Wednesday. Scheduled are a trumpel recital, y the reason it He said that the Jewish people give a violoncello recital. and two piano La ting eight days. this holiday Harids~~~ ~ azz album is commemorates the Maccabean vic. thanks during this holiday (or the id ja ~z but b..!. recitals. Jewelry Store Lady." While William E. Kiedaisch, A4 , Keo· tory 21 centuries ago. Each year ancient victories over an external might like to kuk, will present a trumpet recital the holiday begins on the 25th oC enemy, the Syrian Idng Antiochus Established J854 RT BY THE in North Music Hall todDy al 3:30 IV, and an Internal enemy. lhe "The Grunt"} p.m. staunch suppOrters of Hellenism in d place and Kiedaisch has selected " Morceau Palestine. dc 'Concours" by Alphonse Goeyens, Management Z GOj!;S TO Juda1l Maccabee and his follow· is third bes~· "Modern Suite" by Bernard Fitz· gerald. and "Prelude et Ballade" ers won the battle against the Sy· Seminar rian empire and the Hellenists be­ THE PHI LA· by Balay. cause of their devotion to Judaism RA conducted He wiIl be accompDnied by Shar· and their exceptional bravery. on Columbia on Lynn Wilson, AI. Omaha, and Starts Friday This observance is the ooly Jew· the Classical assisted by ~anice Jacobi, A2, Mar· ish holiday that is not mentioned in ntains another engo. trumpet; and Linda Eggert. A management seminar spon· the Old Testament. Rabbi Gold the wise way to isting versions A2, Marengo, piano. sored by the SUI Bureau oC Labor said. The events which It commem· 'Serenade for Three sonatas will be performed and Management Friday and Sat· orates took place after the Old Tes· more rare by Hans Koelbel, SUI professor of urday will outline ways oC dlscov· tament prophets ceased their writ· os. These arc music, in a violoncello recital Sun· ering executives and helpln, them ings. r Strings" al· day Dt 4 p.m. in ,North Music Hall. improve their work . The greal victory culminated in daw his column be· Koel bel has selected "Sonata. Op. the pur/Cication of the temple in autiful "Noc· 5, No.1," by Beethoven; "Sonata, The principal lecturer at the sem· inar, to be held in the SUI Contin· Jerusalem and Its subsequent reo listmasy.sound. Op. 119" by Prokofieff and "Sonata. uatlon Center. will be James L. dedication. To recall this rededica· IGreensleeves," Op. 38," by Brahms. ~ . . Hayes, chairman oC St. Bonaven· tion and to give thanks {or the when buying a 5. My only He will be accompanied at the ! ture University's school oC Busi· ceeat miracle of the survival, each "wow" which plano by John Simms, associate AP Wlr.pbol. ness Administration. He is a man· night during Hannukah Jewish There are many ways the untrained buyer can be [ on all three people light a candle. diamond City, will agement development consultant confused, even misled, when seJectina a diamond. ard. pr~~;~;rof!e:::U~i.C·lowa The 'Sack' Comes To Idaho for several major Cirms in the Unit· After lhe kindling of tile Hannu· the redoubt· present a piano recital Tuesday at So to make your dollars buy more, CORSUlt a ) ed States. kah lights on the last day of the e been leading • p.m. His program will be "Ludus RIGHT IN STYLE with the new "sack" fashions il Ml;"s. Jenil holiday, eight candles are burnIng. jeweler you can rely on completely. To back up Hayes will speak at 10 a.m. Fri· ime with their TonaHs " by Hindemilh . "Images, Rice of Idaho Falls In an Idaho Russet lack dress. Mrs. Gloria JI ~' These lights are sacred and lire not your faith in ou, store, we have earned the ce of Offen· No.2" tiy Debussy. and "Sonata in sen (left) models the French version. Mrs. Rice's drlss is of "Mat day on "Modern Concepts oC Man· to be used for ordinary purposes. coveted title, R~,isle'ed Jeweler, .Am~rican Gem tisienne" and C minor. Op. 111" by Beethoven. burlap with red and blue print and stamped with the Idaho potato agement Development," and at Rabbi Gold said. katers." This Frederick Freedman. G. Nixon. seal. Shapely? You should see one of them full of Sill A spuds. 3:15 p.m. 011 "The Appraisal Re· At the services during the week. rociely. Buy where knowledae and reputation build N.J., will perfor,m pia no numbers _~ ______the classical view." the Al Hannisim prayer and the truSt, and you'll make a wiser diamond purchase. s' equivalent by Dussek, Reinagle and Brahms Saturday morning speakers wjlJ Hallel p alms are recited . after ton Pops, the at 7:30 p.m .• Dce. 19. be Clarence E. Gray, manager or which the people have a semi·holl· ymphony Or· Election of Quadrangle personnel development (or General day meal. Rabbi Gold said. ve the edge on Electric's Dight propulsion labora· Although there are many con· • Convenilnt Hand J ew Iry Store h two albums tory in CinciMati. and John J . meting accounts concerning th Poyments Honorary Degree Arungld Flagler, program director for the historical events oC Hannukah, Its of one hundrld nine e .... Washington Street TAINING such To Be Awarded Queen Will Be Today SUI Bureau of Labor and Manage· message Is as meaningful today as Light Cavalry ment. ever in the past, nabbi Gold ex­ ell Overture, To SUI/s McCloy Five SUI coeds have been select· and his orchestra wiII supply musi· plained. r Overture and ed as finalists for the 1957·58 Quad· cal enterlainmenl. ------the 1812 Charles Harold McCloy. research rangle Queen by the men living in The ballroom will be decorated in ~. ite thriIling to professor emeritus of the SUI De· Quadrangle dormitory. The girls red and white. White Christmas ROTC Rifle Teams n assailed by partment of Physical Education, were among 18 nominees for the trees will be used with red lights nd times be· wiU receive an honorary doctor of crown from all women's housing and bulbs on them. Red spotlights To Meet Brad ley ~ ~ ntains sile old lilerature degree Monday from units on campus. and "twinkling" lights wilJ illum· SUI Army and Air Force ROTC exciting HoI· George Williams College in Chi· Each male in the dormitory will inate the stage and the ceiling. rifle learns will travel to Peoria. mances. Sur· cago. casl his vote for his fa vorite of the The queen will reign over the Ill. , Saturday to meet the Bradley worst·selling McCloy will be given the degree [ive today at dinner. The queen dance lilcrally in "Santa's lap!" Air Force ROTC team In a rifle ~ willing to be· I , in recognition of his contribution to and her attendants wiIl nol be in· Her throne wiIl be a huge Santa malch. The Army and Air Force on Research research and literature in the field troduced until Friday at the Quad· Clause and she will sit On his will each have one tcam oC rIve Give a Tololly New Kind of Wool Sweato, RCH FOR of physical education. rangle Christmas dance. knees. She will be crowned during men. ~ A faculty member at SUI since The finalists are: Barbara intermission by last year's Quad· Members oC the Army [('am are: 1930, McCloy is the aulhor of 44 ;Boehmler. A3, Hampton, Chi Om~' rangle Queen, Mury Littig. A2, Tom Holm. AI. D s Moines; Don by FORSTMANN ~ books on athletics. health and phys· ga; Dorothy Meek, A3. Sllellsburg, Mechanicsville. Breese. AL, Iowa Cily; Dennis Car· ical education - 27 of them being Delta Zeta; Liz Skust ,: $. Osage. ler. Al, State Center; Robert Bar· published in Chinese. He has had Kappa Alpha Theta ; Mar9 Malloy. ry. A2. Cedar Rapids; and Merle more than 200 articles in magazines N2, Des MOines, Kappa Kappa Linkletler, E2, Marion. and journals in 12 diiierent lan­ Gamma; Jean Cook. N3. Waterloo, Air Force team members are: guages. Westlawn. Richard Maurer, E3, Iowa City; ~ During the past year. McCloy has The hnali ts were chosen afler It's the sw ater til l' made ('v rYbody want wool - Robert R~loCs . AI. Rock Valley; the Forstmann. kmt pf Forstmann' own SuperCin Au· written articles for publication in a dinner attended by all the nom· TOWN MEN and TOWN 'WOMEN David Schmarje, E3, MUscatine ; Finland. Hungary, Germany, Chile, inees at the Quadrangle Tuesday. will sponsor the 13lh Bad Luck lraUan wool - more cnrce lhan Cashm reo U's so soft Glen Vining. Al. Aurora. 1lI. ; and you have to touch it til ~U ve it. Y t moth· aCe and ~ Bowling Party Friday in the Iowa Argentina, Italy and America. Voti ng . took place after each ~ irl John Rei nders, E2, MaUarfJ. washable. McCloy earned his Ph.D. and had been formally inlroduced to Memorial Union. Although plans for M.A. degrees at Marietta College the men. the a££air are incomplete, a spokes· man for the group said at least one ~ in Ohio and a Ph.D. degree at Co· The queen will reign over the Second Poetry Reading lumbia University. He holds han· Christmas formal. entitlcd "Winter· pool table will also be reserved. orary doctor of science degrees lude," which will be held from 8 SUI DAMES CLUB will have At Shambaugh Dec' 17 from Marietta and Grinnell col· to 12 p.m. In the RE'creation Area ~ their annual Christmas party today leges. of the Quadrangle. L~(Ty Barrett Henri Coulette, Theodore Holmes at 7:30 p.m. in the River Room of and Donald Justice will read their the Iowa Memorial Union. poetry Tuesday, Dec. 17 at 8:15 ~ By ,~polnl"'tn\ pu ....yo" 01 soap 10 Ill' Iall Kin, Geo". VI. V.,dley & Co. 'L'; London PHARMACY WIVES will take p.m. in Shambaugh Auditorium. part in a program on Christmas Mr. Coulette and Mr. Justice are ~ gift wrapping and decorations ar· instructors in the SUI Poetry Work· ranged by Mrs. E. O. Moss today shop and Mr. Holmes had a volume THIS AFTER SHAVE LOTION begi nning at 8 p.m. in Mrs. Moss' of verse published by Scribners home, 340 Golfview Ave. Door this year. prizes will also be given. The three men have had poetry ~~B; REMERS CONDITIONS YOUR FACE, TOO published in Hudson Review. The t left out of ZOOLOGY SEMtNAR will hear New Yorker. Mademoiselle, Paris e [act that Dr. Joseph Gall, department of in t a science I Review. Kenyon Review. Poetry zoology, University of Minnesota. and Western Review. ce attaches Invigorates and softens the skin; soothes razor burn speak on "Chromosome Structure" e text at the Harry Duncan. assistant proCes· after any shave, electric or lather ••• $1.10, plus tax Friday at 4:20 p.m. in Room 201 o( sor, School of Journalism, will In· ut. the Zoology Building. as a question troduce the poets. e department ZETA TAU ALPHA Alumnae club The reading is the second in a plans to have will meet tonight at 7:30 p.lJ\. at series sponsored by the Poetry Vacation holidays the home of the president, Miss Workshop. The first reading. held see why the Jean Paige. Christmas decorations Dec. 4, drew a erowd of almost 200 will be merrier uld not want a will be made. people. li ng document ur hands. The if 'you pre ent didn't idn't listen. WHEN WINTER WINDS WHISRE y of the Moss never have you'll be toasty warm in I ard that the ould have a Saturday be· and be closed ( THE HIAWATHA oliday. Lightweight Deep Pile Fabric ent, however, , hind the De· in imposIng t. Col. Robert ntelligence of· BOOTS or the Army ed In his hob· g. lie painted Only atomic blast. tmcnt refused $1095 belte, block or troy. Sionder, nor,.. ond medium wldthr.

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WANER RECOVERED :JJe6t Duffy Reiects TAMPA, Fla. \A'\ - Paul Waner, N.L. Fielding Phillies Buy member o[ the baseball Hall o( By Fame, was released {rom a tuber­ Alan Hoslclna culosis hospital Wednesday com· $60,000-Year Mark Tied pletely recovered. Contract Breaking? Dave Philley PHILADELPHIA (/PI - The Phila­ Homer Norton, coach of the 1939 A&MOffer By Redlegs delphia Philiies Wednesday an· national champion Texas A&M ) Edward S. Rose NEW YORK \A'\ - The Cincinnati nounced the purchase of Dave Phil· football team said Wednesday that CHICAGO IA'I - Michigan State Our Shop is in the center o{ he thought the National Collegiate footbal coach Hugh (Duffy) Daugh­ Redlegs, better known lor slugging ley from the Detroit Tigers in a the business district, just south than defensive ability, tied a Na­ Athletic Association should prevent erty Wednesday passed up a report­ straight cash deal. The price was of Hotel Jefferson - we are open tional League fielding record in Monday-Wednesday-Friday eve· coaches from breaking long term ed $6O,OOO-a-year coaching position not disclosed. contracts in moving to coaching 1957 with a big boost from shortstop nings until 8:30 P.M. - always at Texas A &. M because his heart Roy McMillan and third baseman General Manager lioy Hamey ready to serve you for jobs at other shoals. Drugs­ belongs to Michigan State Univer­ Don Hoak. said the PhiIs wanted Philley as a Medicines-Vitamins-and to {ill I'm not so sure that even though . .. The official fielding averages. pinchhitter as well as utility out· your PRESCRIPTIONS - we sity. are a Friendly Pharmacy - it might be against federal la w {or . released Wednesday showed that. fielder-infielder . a college to prevent a coach from Daugherty's decision to remain at Philley, who was a .300 hitter MSU was the big news as the Big ,the Redlegs fielded .982. making . changing jobs anytime he wishes, · only 107 errors in 5,848 chances .. with the Philadelphia (now Kansas the idea wouldn't be a good one. Ten annual winter meeting got City) Athletics, was acquired by DRUG SHOP underway with footbaU coaches and · This tied the club mark set by. 109 S. Dubuque St. It causn • definite llardshlPOn · the St. Louis Cardinals in 1944 . Detroit last year from the Chicago athletic" directors shaping 1961-62 White Sox. He hit .291 with the • college to give a coach a 10· grid schedules. · and later equalled by the Brook-. year contract .nd then, after two .Iyn Dodgers in 1952...... Tigers in a utility role last sum- DAILY IOWAN WANT ADS or thrN years, have the coach Daugherty told reporters, after McMillan, who committed only 16 mer. BRING RESUL TSI decide to go somewhere else. If reiecting Texas A & M's offer miscues, established a senior cir­ of head coaching job and athletic • coach doesn't Intend to stay for cuit standard for shortstops. Pee directorship by long distance tele­ the whole term of the contract, I Wee Reese of the Dodgers had the Nation's Best phone, that "my roots are too see no reason why he should sign old mark, 18 errors in 1949. The dNp at Michigan State." HEISMAN TROPHY winner John ATTENTION such a pact. mark is based on participation in Daugherty had deliberated on the Dally Iowa" Photo by Fr.' nawker a minimum of 150 games. Crow, Texas AIM's great half­ However, in all fairness to a all members of offer since Monday noon when be McMillan put together a .977 coach, he probably intends to stay back, proudly displays the award had conferred with Texas A &. M fielding average and led for the the full period of the contract when Richly Deserved after its presentation Wednesday. officials concerning the position ~ second straight season. Ernie he signs it. vacated when Bear Bryant quit to IOWA'S ALL AMERICANS, Alex Karras ,nd Jim Gibbons Wednes­ Banks of the Chicago Cubs was The trophy 15 awarded annually SUI Employees Lo~al ' #12 ' Also, one could argue that a col­ become head coach at Alabama. day received trophies for being named to the Today TV Program next with .975. to the outstanding football player lege should not offer over a two or Daugherty, 42, head MSU coach fint team. Making the pre.. ntation was Hal Hart, of WOC-TV, Dav­ Hoak fielded _971 to le.d the of the year. Iowa's Alex Karras three-year contract. However, some since 1954, receives an estimated enport. The Dayenport station is the nearest outlet for the National third basemen. He erred 14 times finished second in the balloting. There Will Be An colleges feel it necessary to do so salary of between $23,000 and Bn'adcalting Company, which brings Today to the viewers. The in 47' chanclS and beat out in order to gi ve their coach Lhe se­ $25,000 at Michigan State. The big pre ..ntation will be shown on film oyer WOC-TV Saturday after­ Willie , Jonel of the Philadelphia curity he fecls he needs to remain offer Cram Texas A & M reportedly noon betw ..n the telecasts of the profeS$ional and college basket­ PhlllilS, who wound up at .966. Bums Bid To Play at that particular college. included a TV con­ ball games. The Dodgers' Roy Campanella tract. Duffy's esti- •. established another record while ELECTION MEETING Personally, it looks like it's all >1 one-sided - in favor of the coach­ mated salary at pacing the catchers. Frank Torre' of h; Rose Bowl .. A ••••••• n, A coach can resign his post MSU also includes Mil waukee headed the first base­ • ••••••• men, Junior Gilliam of the Dodgers PASADENA Calif. IA'I - The Los anytime he wishes, regardle" if extracurricular Say Maior Ledg'ue TV Angeles Dodgers with the person­ activity. . the second basemen, Kenny Boyer he has no yean or nine years left al help of Mayor Morris Poulson Daugherty, whose of the Cards the outfielders and the on a 10.year contract. of Los Angeles Wednesday made 1957 Spartans had pitchers were led by Larry Jack­ However, if a college wishes to TONIGHT son, another Cardinal. a pitch to play baseball in the flre a coach with nine years re­ an 8-1 record and Is Threat to Baseball finished third in Campanella caught 100 games, famed Rose Bowl. maining on a 10-year pact, the col­ the national AP WASHINGTON (iI'I - Two congressional trust busters Wednesday marking the ninth time in his Poulson, Dodger President Wai­ at the lege has to pay the coach for the poll, said he did accused major league ball clubs of threatening the weUare of all career that he reached the century ter O'Malley and several of his remaining years. not use the Texas DAUGHERTY organized baseball with plans to televise games. mark. assistants met witb Mayor Seth 'rrue, this is no different Ulan any A & M oCCer to The charge, coupled with a hint of possible anti-trust action, was Miller and the Pasadena Board of C.S.A. Hall-7:30 p.m. other type of business contract in bargain for a bigger salary at made by Rep. CelieI' m-N.Y.I, City Directors in another move (0 which a persun is hired by some­ MSU. chairman of the House Anti-Trust Posession find a place for the Dodgers to one, but it would seem to me that MSU Athletic Director Biggie u.s. Only Even Set Committee, and Rep. Keating of play on a temporary basis. Be Sure To Come and Bring it might be bettel for both the col­ Munn, whom Daugherty succeed­ New Yllrk, ranking committee Re­ Poulson told the Pasadena leges and coaches 'if the NCAA put ed as hea~ coach, said he was Against Belgians publican. board that, while Los Angeles is A Fellow Union Member a rule into effect forbidding schools ""ery pleased" with Duffy's de· In a joint statement they took Football Is anxious to have the Dodgers, the J to negotiate with a coach under cllion to remain at MSU. "He has BRISBANE, (T11Ursday) liI'I - Un- issue with proposals by several ma­ 100,000 seat Rose Bowl can be contract to another school. done a fine job and I hope he will predictablc form of nervous, sleep- jor league clubs to televise Sunday adapted bctter Dendin!! the pro­ That would eliminate many col­ be with us for years to come." less Herbie Flam made the Bel- afternoon games, and to beam New Trend posed establishment of a Dodger * lege worries as well as prevent­ plant in Havez Ravine. As the schedule-making proceed­ gians a 50-50 bet against the Am- daily telecasts of major league By 1:H£ ASSOCIA1:ED PRESS ing a coach from using one col­ ed, Athl'ltic Director Fritz Crisler ericans in the Davis Cup interzonc games into minor league terrioory. lege offer against another in an of Michigan, scoffed at rumors that final starting Wednesday and posed Loud opposition to major leagUE) A football coach recently de­ effort 10 get mo~ money, a big­ he might leave to become commis­ the threat of the first U.S. shutout TV competition was voiced by min- scribed the trend of modern foot­ ger athletic budget, etc. sioner of the Pacific Coast Confer- from the challenge round In 21 or league spokesmen at the recent ball as "playing possession and BREME~S . ~~~ Arguments can be advanced from ence. years. baseball meeting, Colorado Springs. position." both sides, and probably nothing "1 dO!)'t know anything about it, Flam, harassed by insomnia and Announcing their intention to The 6~ sports writers and edi- ~ You have a POLISHED LOOK in ~ will ever be decided. But any way so there's no basis for discussion," worry over other details, was sent take up the matter with the attor- tors replying to The Associated you look at it. college football is said Crj~;ler. "I'm not seeking any against scrappy Jackie Brichant in ney general next month, Celler and Press . pos~·season football ques- big business from every angle. job and no job is seeking me." the opening singles match at Mil- Keating urged club owners to go tlonnaire used up a good many ~ BOSTONIAN C,ORDOYANS ~ , ton Courts. slow in the meantime lest Congress more words saying about the THE FUTURE of Iowa's Ali-Am- I AU observers agreed that th is forced into legislation protection same thing. * * * RED SOX SIGN SCHWALL Flam match is likely to be the pivot for the minors. They picked up three principal erican tackle Alex Karras probably won't be dccided until the middle NORMAN, Okla. IA'I - Don around which the entire five match Their' sta,tement said in part: trends which they had observed ... "".,", ",,"",,' " • Schwall, University of Oklahoma series revolves. A victory for Flam "Plalls by several major league during the 1957 season, all of ~ I~", ~ of January. Alex said Wednesday ~~ leather that takes a high luster - ~ and keeps it. It's also one or the that he was undecided whether to basketball player, sa~d Wednesday might result in a 5-0 Amer1can tri- clubs to enter into contracts to tele- which appear pretty closely allied. I' ~ longest-wearing leathers in the play pro football with the Detroit he had signed a baseball contract umph while a loss could easily pro- vise their games where minor Thirteen of the 65 mentioned ~ Lions of the National Football with the- Boston Red Sox for a bo- vide the impetus for a Belgian con- league clubs are playing jeopardize control football, the increase in nus, reported in excess of $50,000. quest probably by a 3-2 margin. the welfare of the entire sport. running plays and the decrease in ~ w,dd C'~2d3~~' poi, ~ League, or the Winnipeg Blue _ __------forward passing as the principal Bombers of the Canadian Provin­ , trend. Just as many listed de­ cial League. McConnell's Dad Former Iowa Star- fensive improvements of various Both teams have draft rights to r! sorts and 10 counted greater em· A FINE CHRISTMAS GIFT , Alex in their respective leagues. phasis on kicking, particularly ~ ~ Now their battle is against each field goal kicking, as the out­ other. Karras would also like to standing development of the sea­ do some professional wrestling in son. the off season, but he definitely Ma( Follows jn Father's Footsteps To sum it up, with attention to ~ ~ I plans on pro football next fall. some of the comments tossed in By JERRY LAMBERT playcdf! together on the Roosevelt with the replies, the teams and Incidentally, Ale. Is going to do Dally Iowan Alilltan' 8,ortl !dllor team tPat went to the state finals a lot of traveling during the next coaches caught up in the swing to Another in • Series of the Iowa High School basketball the split T formation in recent few weeks. Karraa and teamm.te tournament in 1954. Duncan al)d years, have found that running Jim Gibbonl leave Sunday for Jim McConnell has become some­ McConnell room together at Iowa. and possession of the ball has ~_8REMER~ ' San Francisco where they'll work is following in the foot­ paid off better than spectacular out in preparation for the annual what of a familiar sight in a Hawk­ McConnell steps of his father while he is play­ but risky passing. East·Wnt Shrine ,ame Dec_ 21. eye basketball uniform. He is start­ ing basketball for Iowa. His fath­ ~ From there, the Hawkeye pair ing his third year of wearing the er was an All-Aml,!rican basketball will go to Honolulu, Hawaii, where gold and black. Jim Is one of the ~ Make BREMERS Your ' Headquarters B play.r for Iowa in 1926. "That was Rams Don't Win they'll compete in the Hula Bowl two seniors on the 1957 varsity, one of the main reasons why I For All Arrow Merchandise on Jan. 5. The travel doesn't end came to Iowa," Jim says. "Of But Draw Crowds ~ I along with ccnter Tom Payne. thcre, however. Alex goes to Mo­ course my father influenced my de­ bile, Ala., where he'll compete in McConnell is probably remem· LOS ANGELES "" - The Los cision as much as he could." Angeles Rams are going nowhere the Senior Bowl in the Middle of bered best for his long one handed McCOnnell places himsell in the January. • In the National Football League push shots. These have become Bill RttSsell fan club. He names title race but they are headed for When he gets back from Mobile, almost automatic as Jim starts his Russelr, now of the professional an all-time attendance record, ~arras will make his decision on third ye.ar on the Iowa varsity. Bostolj' Celtics as one of the best here and abroad. which team he'll play for, after players' that he has faced in his \\ By Sunday evening, after the ~ ' 2!~!~~~~' Last year he had the best shooting careful consultation with his mana­ career as a Hawkeye. game with the Baltimore Colts, ger, P. L. (Pinkie) George, a well­ average among the regulars. Along with Russell, McConnell the Rams will have played before known Des Moines promoter. He hit 79 of 201 attempts for a names Robin Freeman, formerly of more than one million fans this The Lions made a deformlned .393 average. He added 41 free Ohio State, Julius McCoy, former season. \ - bid to aign Karr •• while he was throws in 58 tries Michigan State star and Frank Ho­ Despite an up and down and in for a total of 199 Jim McConnell ward, forward on the current ver­ Trouble-free In New Yon last weekend al a ' Set Big' Ten Mark and out season, mostly down and member of the Look Ali-America points. This was sion of the Ohio State Buckeyes as out, the Rams to date in 18 games te.m. Detroit ,eneral m.naier good for a nine the opposing players he holds the have performed before 998,546 weekender­ Nick Kerbaway made Alex an of. average for by an Iowa player and set a Big most respect for. people. Included are seven exhibi­ fer but Karras told him that he the 22 games. His Ten record in the process. Defense was one of McConnell's tions and 11 .Ieague games. would have to c_ult George. percentage of .707 Jim, better known as 'Mac' by biggest weaknesses in his first two The game with the Colts is of no this wash '0' wear - from the f r e e his Hawkeye teammates, came to years at Jowa. Coach Bucky O'Con­ great importance to Los Angeles. So Kerbaway telephoned George I • throw line was al­ Iowa after graduating from Roose­ nor SijyS Jim has l improved this But it Is a crucial one for -Balti­ in Des Moines and talked on one so tops for the velt High School in Des Moines in phase of his game this year. Jim more, tied as it is with the Detroit Arrow line while Alex was on another. Hawkeyes. 1954. He was named to tbe first is rather lacking in speed, but he Lions and San Francisco 4gers Kerbaway talked fast, trying to sell Off for the weekend? Here's Jim had one of all·state team in his senior year. makes up for it with alertness and for the lead In the western con­ George on the contract. Pinkie the better nights Basketball fame wasn't his only hustle. ference. a shirt that combines rare good wasn't ready to accept the ofler , in fact of anybody's accomplishment in high schOOl. He Jim is a political science major So the ingredien~s are present looks with amazing 1'landiness and he wanted to tell Alex without career, January 12, 1957. That was also state champion high jump­ at Iowa. He wlll graduate in June. for another whopping crowd o{ Kerbaway's hearing it. -the Arrow Glw in wash 'n' night h hit a phenomenal 10 field er in class AA. Basketball is his After graduation, he plans to' wor!r; 70,000 and up, if the weather holds Then, Pinkie recalled that both goals i 11 attempts to lead the only sport at Iowa. , for Beatrice Foods in Des Moines. good. wear Dacron'" and cotton, he and Karras talk Greek. So Hawkeyes to an ~ upset win McConnell leamed with another .-.-iiliiliiliiiiii.-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii" Collar stays are stitched in, Pinkie quickly said in Greek, over Minnesota. This performance familiar Hawkeye at Roosevelt, permanently and invisibly. "Don't act now." That ended nego­ gave him the single game record Iowa football quarterback Randy The Place to 80 for Iran. You Know tiations for the day. for the best field goal percentage Duncan. The two good, friends MICHAELS STERN SUITS They just won't get lost. See, IOWA WILL BE well represented too, our Droke button-down In the post-season football games tRis lear. Besides Gibbons and MALLORY HATS - FORTUNE SHOES model. Your chdice, in white Karru, guards Bob Commings and WEMBL~Y TIES or solid colors, just $7.95. . ~ Prank Bloomqulat, and tackle IOWA'S' FINEST. All silk tie $2.50. »f 'Prank Rlaney will participate In • '~" ~r. Prot.in the Nortb-8outh PI.Tle in Miami on c:.w...... p ..... ARROW Cillett, Peobody & Co ., Inc. the nilht of Ju. ~. Tl)ere:. also hot!c {that BIU Hap­ • vat.nins and Mine" SHIRTS • UNDERWEAR • TIES pel may be ~ to participate In • T.... Bett., Tool ! ~ ARROW~ ' the Blue-Gray ~e, aDd tbere'. a report that Mike Hagler has been first in fashion chosen to play In a newly originat­ SHilTS' TIU ed post-8eIl!!On bowl game down In New Mexico, .altPOlfllh thero', no S , ~!~E~~'S ..fo ~iUiI... iiii oqicial wOl'd oC UUa. ~ uCl,ue Street

[ .' 'I . . . .1 • Water Leak on Capitol Street THE D~ILY IOWAN-I_a City. ' ..__ "",un., Dec. 12, "51-"... S , I Capitol street has dovC'loMd a I The waleI' skirted bubblll1g \lP lODAY'S water lea~ . after Burge Hall c pns tructio~ work· tateI City employes have investigated ers filled a large hole in Capitol during lhe last three weeks water strl'el and spread rock and gravel which keeps bubbling up in the over the area. TOP RECORDS middle of the street ncar Bur ci~ The city is conlinuing its in· RECOVERED Ralph E . Ell ortb, director cs 89 71 $115 Hall. ve5[;galion. Snider said he would meet Wed· Coral Ville, Is the most active r. libraries nd proC r of librarian- RPM ~ RPM • l~ - Paul Waner ne day nigh~ and tonight with inde· organization unit at the present baseball Hall hip. will become direclor oC the oi - School district reorganJz

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• P ... ~THE DAILY IOWAN-low. .City, 1__ Thurs., Dec. 12, tl ' .a , I" 1 , "" . • _h"'- New First 'Aid Nursing Group 'WedkinWashington I , Disappointed ' Course At SUI · TripsAgainOf,1ered A Red Cross course in standard first aid will be offered at SUI A week or concentrated expert- agraph. beginning in January. In Chest Drive cnce in government and politics is The completed forms must be offered SUI students and represen- signed by the head or the Political The revised course will be opcn The board of directors of the Vis- tatives of 23 other Iowa four-year Science department and the SUI free 0 f c harge to bot h men and iting Nurse Association has ex- pressed dismay at the failure of the colleges in the annual "Week in President. Virgil M. Hancher. Ref· women 16 years of age and old;!r Iowa City Community Chest fund Washington" program. erences [rom officials of lhe stu· and will meet for two·hour sessions drive to meet its 1958 budget goal, Selected students will be guests dent's political party are also rec· on five evenings. Those wishing to and the possibility that the VNA of Rep. Fred. Schwengel duringf the ommended. register may do so by calHng the budget for next year may have lo next .sesslon of Congress or one Applications will be judged by be reduced. week. Schwen~el plans lo take at the Citizenship Clearing House Red Cross office In Iowa City, The 1958 Community Cholt bud- least two students each month duro Board, composed of three represen· G933, and ind icati ng the ni ghts pr\!· let provided $11,010 for the VNA. ing the next session, (or a total o~ tatlves each o( the Republican and ferred. Reg'lstrants wi li be notified Pro-ratinll tho amount plodged between ten to twenty participants. Democrat parties, five college ad· later as' to when the course will Ind collecftd so fir would mlko Specific schedules for the pro· minislrators and five professors re- begin and on what nights the group only $1,470 availlble to the VNA gram will be developed on an indi- presenting ten Iowa .schools. for 1958. vidual basis, considering the stu· The board, the two major politi. AP Wire, bot. will meet. The total amount pledged and col- dent's special intorests and the cal partie~" and Rep. Schwengel SUI Prof. Margaret Fox, first· lected so far is $30,107.80. This is events of the particular week. are sponsors o[ the program. aid chairman [or the Johnson sJighlly less than 77 per cent of the Students in past years, in addi- Since the inception of the "Week WAYNE GILBERT, Sin Diego, County Chaptcr of the American $39,249 goal. tion to observ ing sessions of Con· in Washington" in 1955, Congress· C.lif., toolmaker, showl iniurlll' Red Cross, stresses the importance At its meeting Tuesday night, the gress, Supreme Court hearings, man &,chwengel has entertained 30 he received" in what he told po- of first·aid knowledge to house. • SpOtl out , ViSiting Nurse Association board of and Congressional committee meet- students representirig more than lice was a fight with a man who wives and mpthel's. II No cleaning odor. directors adopted the following ings, have visil'ed with the Iowa one dozen Iowa ~chools. Two polio Itt.mpted to rape his woman She explains, for example, that statement: 4elegation, toured the national tical science instructors were in- companion early Wednesday. every household contains medicines • Colors sparkle "According to tho Innounced headquarters of their party and the eluded in the program last year. Gilbert Slid he shot and killed and cleaning materials. that could pro-rlti", of Community Chut Library ol Congress, and lunched Dates for the week-long visits on the man, Marine Sgt. Ralph prove latal to a young child. so • Better prell lalts funds for 1'58, tho regullr 10rv- with government leaders such as Capitol Hill are now being worked Charles LuloH, after wrestling mothers need to know what steps Ic .. of the VIsiting Nu .... Associ· Speaker o{ the House Sam Ray- ou_ _t_. ______L_ul _off_'s_ re_v_o_lv_e_r_f_r_o_m_ h_im_ . _ to take if children should swallow Call today' Ition, particullrly. bedside nurs- burn, such preparations. Kelley Cleaners I lng, will be curtiliod up to 1S AP ·Time is also allolled for students C·t· 1M·' t U · Fails and burns are other com· , SINCE 1898 per cent. Even at our prosont G. I h H to visit any government agencies I Izens a. nl es 0 rges mon household accidents for which "Home of the leVltI of o-ration... wo hlvo had to Ive em t e orn they are In' t eres t e d In,. and t 0 0 b - the housewife should be prepared, limit services being renclored by serve teoh ff' iCla I dutle' s °f t heir At· 0 H R t The course will stress ways to pre· Shirt That Smiles" thoof fundspAsent would staH. necessitateAny curtillmont pro- WORKING THEIR WAY TO WORK by car Wednesday morning wero host. C I' on n oover epor vent accidents as well as what to 120 S. Gilbert St, '1 portionaht reduction of bedside thousands of New York commuters. Forced to rely on their own Any college student, regardless do in case of clre for patients." transportation bec:ause of the subway strike which began four d.ys ot major, who is a resident of Iowa, The citizens' manifesto, urging a 10·state regidnal "Climax Con- James Herriott, 1711 Muscatine, ago, employes Ill' metropolitan business firms clogged ail inlets to the i~ eligible to make the trip, Stu· prorpllt' attention by Congress to ference" in Chicago. member of the VNA Board, said: c:ity. This picture was taken by police helic:opter over Gowanus dents wil1 be partially judged on ' recommendation') of the biparti~an The manifesto was sent to Con· ~ "To me it would be a shame not to Parkway and Hamilton Avenue in south Brooklyn. The traHic wal Weir knowledge of politics and on ' lir,/l\'er ('pmmi~~ ' on, wn~ issued gressional delegates from Iowa, II. have the full benefit o[ the Visiting. headed toward Brooklyn·Battery tunnel and into Manhattan. The the courses they have taken In po- this week by eco nomy advocatl's at . , '-d ' h b d . f h k ~ • linois, 'Indiana, Kansas, Michigan, Nurse ervice available to the empty stretc h 0 f rOa IS t e out oun sechon 0 t e par way. . litical science, history and social '" ------t d' . Minnesota, Missouri, North Dakota, -rt~ community. There seems to be no S u Jes. 0 dh N question but that 8 reduction in the Application blanks will be avail· ' e~ South Dakota and Wisconsin. amount of money available will reo Adolescents Have Poor able after -the Christmas vacation C» II'rne eail'" The need for conserving re- SPECIAL VALUE BOX sult in a curtailment of the service through the SUI Political Science sources to bolster defense, light in- the association can provide." department. Students will be ask· FI. SOl Hation and prevent increased tax Mrs. Duane Means. 445 Garden, DOt D W h· t h d ed to give their previous experience ,or peCla , burdens "add new urgency to president of the VNA Board, said: Ie s: r. I e ea in government, personal qualifica· economies attainable through the Quality cards at suct-. a " I know the people of Iowa City arc tions, grade point and extra cur- C bipartisan Hoover Commission's. moderate price! Eact-. tired of drives, and tired of solici- Adolescents have poorer diets enough to eat, protein is used lor rl'cular actlvl'ties I'n addition to the om· melss·lons recommendations,"d the manifesto .ors Cor this cause and for that, but h d' b h d information in the preceeding par. state . card is different. An liS­ failure lo support the Community t, atn 0 thel rllyoungcl' rot eUrs an fuel and the body tissues are de- Legislators' attention was direct. F sortment of cute, tradi· Chest will not cut down on drives. SIS ers or co ege age you lS , • prived of their full protein needs, Qualified specialists in 20 cri. ed to three measures "aimed at 1t will pro~ably necessitate addl'· Eugenia Whitehead, professor and the SUI professor explained. The 80 Army ROTC Cadets . , ' f II I f tional, modern and reo ha' n H Bco om'cs De tical fl'elds have two months left glVlOg our nahon u est va ue rom Ilona', dri -es by agencies now par- c Irma. ome < n 1 - undernourished teen·ager may not I" .. partmcnt, said Wednesday at the Receive Promotions to apply l~r direct. Army commis- every pub IC servIce. ~~~~~ liglous tt-.emes. Get your licipating 111 the Chest campaign," Extension Nutrition Conferencc be- achieve his best growth potential, '.. . " . Included in the manifesto were Hallmark SpeciC!1 VC!lue Rtv. Jellr, G. Craig, 725 North , h Id ' B k I C 1'£ and his teeth will be relatively im· Ei ..<1 hty promotions in the senior slQns under. Project 200, It was measures to (1) place Congression- ) a Box today. And tt-.ere are LI'nn, mtn"-r..... of th• VNA Board, 109 e LO el' e ey. a I . mature. division of the SUI Army ROTC all. nounc ed !D ~ bull e tin reI eas~ d I al appropriations on an annual ac· said the group had not discussed Teen·age boys have beller diets The poorly nourished adoles- have been announced by Col. Max by Arm.y district ~eadquarte r s In crued expenditures basis, (2) es. many oJher HC!lImllrk I new drive of itl own It the than their adolescent sisters, Dr. ctnt also stems highly suscept- V. Kirkbride, professor, head of Des Momes. .. tablish a unified civilian.headed "Value" Boxes to choose Tuesday night meeting and the Whitehcad stated, but both boys ible to infectious diseases, es- the Department of Military Science Froj~t 200, so named because Defense Supply and Service Admin- VNA does not hive any organized and girls this age tend to have low pecially tuberculosis, Dr. White- and Tactics. up to 200 regular Army commis- istration to achieve economy and machinery for conducting a fund- intakes of thiamin, riboflavin and head said. The general dtcline in d sions may be gl'ven under thl's De- elll'cI'ency I'n the procurement and . . I ascorbic ocid (vitamin C)' Adolesc- Of the 80 promotions, :H. stu ents raISing campa gn. death rate for tuberculosis among were promoted to cadet first lieu- fl; llse Department project, is de- managemeht of $6 billion of com· "We have always been able to ent girls also have bern found to c:hildren has been studily down- tenant, 25 to cadet sergeanl first si&ned to secure additional officer- mon-use goods and services pur. Iowa Book- · rely on the community support of ~et low in takes of calcium and ward for every Ige except adoles- class and 3-4 to cadet corporal. s~ie ntists for vital army technical chased annually, and (3) reduce the Community Chcst in the post." Iron, cence, where there is a sharp Consideration {or promotion was r~.search and development pro- unnecessary government competi- A supplemental drive . by the Genorally tten·age. dietsh would rl·se. based on the cadet's performance gr' .ams. tion with private business. & Community Chest is being conduct· come nearer meeting t 0 recom· T"e undcrnourished adolescent in drl'll and on leadership 'his Th 20 f' Id ' h' h I' t Th t' th f' t' ed during the period between now mended dietary allowances of the " L e Ie s In w IC app Ican s e mee 109 was e Irs 10 a lind Christmas. It is keyed to the National Research Council's food mlly be limited in both activity and semester. 1I1l6 sought include: aeronautical series of five regional conferences Supply Co. I "w' I 'and nutrition board if adolesnnts endurance, bei ng restless and eo,ineering, bacteriology, chemical to be held in various sections of SMerry ogan, Christmas,"IS 1 your community a drank more milk and ate more nervous or dull and hyperirritable. HEINBERG TO SPEAK epgi neer in~, cbe' mIStry , elv. il en· th. e coun t ry, sponsore d b y tl le COt1. 1-' All residents arc asked lo in- !tree" lind yellow vegetables and The emotionally maladjusted ll· Paul Heinberg, assistant profes· glneeJ,'ing, cOmmunications en- zens' Committee fOr the Hoover 8 S. Clinton ~~~~~t~~~b ~.~invl~~~~ l~~~~y~W~~~~~~ ~*~~~~~~.~alen~ee-R~e~p~O~rl~'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~===~~~ by $1 or $2. Special envelopes for Whitehead explained. emotional security and become at SUI will speak at the Central f!1ee tronic data proceSSing, elec- :;; these additional contributions are Vitamins A and C and calcium overweight, Dr. Whitehead said. States Speech Convention in Chi- t{\miC5 engineering, guided mis­ being prepared, and will be dis. are believed to produce real bcne- "Once too hcavy, he becomes sel£· cago Dec. 28. sll~s, health, physics or radio bio· tributed to all Iowa City, University £it when laken in amounts above conscious and withdrawn, and in I'The Place of Drill in the College mechanical engin~ering, meteor· Heights and Coralville homes this actual need, Dr. Whitehead pOinted despair turns again to more food." Speech Improvement Program" olOBY , nuclear effects engineering, \ week. out. Calories, however, should be Other causes of poor nutrition will be Heinberg's topic. He will ~clear physics, operations reo kept close to actual need to prcvent of the adolescent stom from the report on some experimental work sllarc~, physics, psychophysiology, overweight. fact that he is beginning to IX- (lOncerning *i1l in speech improve· Graduates of accredited instltu· Al1houncing 2 SUI Students Even well·fed adolescents may erdse his own judgment in all ment now in progress at SUI. tions whose studies were directly not store calcium adequately, the sorts of thinlls, including diot, tho related to one of the 20 needed Chosen Rhodes speaker explained, and so may reo SUI professor explained. Outside MATERNITY ROOMMATES fields may apply for commissions quire large quantities of milk over ac:tivities may keep him away CHICAGO IA'I _ A mother and on these standards: Ph.D,; M.A ., Candidates a period of weeks unlil calcium from the family table, or be- daughter, each with a newborn son, plus three years of post·graduate Another (ommunity Service from Your stofes are filled. tw~en.meal lating during tho are roommates in Belmont Hos- experience in the chosen field ; SUI candidates for RhOdes Schol· If H-l5-year-olds do not get drugstore rendezvous may cut pital. B.A., plus five years post·graduate arships at Oxford University in his appetite for home's will-bal- Mrs. Edna Wright, 41, gave birth experience directly related to the England in 1958·59 are Arthur An· anc:ed meals. to her seventh child and her first field of specialization. ' ! drews, A3, Iowa City and Melvin Appointments for Solving the adolescent's nutrition son Wednesday. He'll be called Further details may be obtained NATIONAL BANK Popofsky, A4, Oskaloosa. preblems calls for an approach Frank. from the local Army Recruiting They will meet with the state Resea rch Offered from many disciplines and a real Her daughter , Mrs, Sue Tale, 17,\ stations, Reserve Training offices, selection committee in Grinnell understanding of his goals, atti· gave birth to her first child, a boy, Military Science in ~t ructors at col· I~ keeping with our policy of providing the most com- Dec. 18, along with candidates By Natipnal Lab tudes, interests, needs and accom· on Sunday, His name will be Rick- leges and universities or from the from other Iowa colleges and uni· pJishments, the speaker concluded. ey Mack. Army headquarters in Des Moines. versities, Two Iowa candidates will The Argonne National Laboratory plete banking service available we invite our customers be selected lrom this group and has invited faculty members and will compete Dec. 21 , with 10 can­ graduate students in colleges and Herteen & Stocker didates from five other states (or universities to apply Cor research and friends to join our the four scholarships for the region, appointments in science and engi­ Jewelers For The Sweetheartl Selection of the scholarship reo neering, according to information Of the Campul / cipients is based on scholarship, received by Dean Waiter F, Loeh· leadership, character and physical wing of the University ,of Iowa ~»-~, vigor as shown by fondness for and Graduate College. success in sports. Now in their Appointments of facully memo 54th year, the scholarships are pro­ bers to carryon research will ordi. \ vided by the will oC Cecil Rhodes, narily be made either for a period British empire builder and statcs· of approximately one year or for man. summer employment. Graduate Christmas 1958 CHRISTMAS CLUB The ,son of Mrs. George G. An· students will be appoi nted in two drews, Iowa City, Andrews Is ma­ categories: 11) those who have •• joring in political science. A memo completed all course wOl'k and I '1M qualifying exams may apply Cor an For Two wli ber o{ the SUI lennis team, he is attending the University on a Nile appointment to do research to be P1! Kinnick Scholarship. llICd in a thesis for an advanced de· AF With A Sparkling ",I A history major, Popo[sky will be ~e; or (2) those who want sum· Nt~tCtC~~~~J one of two American college stu­ mer employment. Iri !tents lo represent the United States Application blanks and further Diamond Engagement Ring in January in the International De· iIlformation may be obtained from : Save From .50 to 10.00 Weekly CI bate tour of Britain. He is the son Pr9Cessional Personnel Office, Ar· To Express Your Devotion cOITi of Sam Popofsky of Oskaloosa. gOJlne National Laboratory, P.O. cUgi Bo), 299, Lemont, 111. For summer I' BEGINNING DEC~MBER 16 -I Mississippi To Quit ( 11)ployment, applications should be Make this Christmas ~Iy ? Clirist1l1M F~r Two . . •; by giving and received not later than January 15, a beautiful diamond engagement ring. Care should ,be laken. tam. Fast Marriage Business Applications for one-year appoin t- , ments may be sent at any time. in choosing such a meaningful gift ... diamonds vary in ' price AND HAVE CASH AVAILABLE FOR JACKSON, Miss. III - M.ississippi , C and style. We at Hcrteen & S~oclc:e~ ' stand ready with reurs of lUI W~d~sday ~ook itsel.f out of the Christmas Gifts Arrive qUickle·marrlage buSiness. . experience to help YOI,l .select your stoner. the ol'c. II.. The Legislature, ending its Daily At SUI Hospitals "-",, to fit your budget. Your diamond wilJ be mount- - -. . .YOUR , NEXT YEAR'S CHRISTMAS It" special session, finished writing a ~ cd by e,xpert craftsmen in our own shop: Cbme . new law requiring blood tests and Volunteer workcrs Tuesday be· crlt a three-day waiting period and sets gall girt·wrapping presents which in now to look over our cOfllplete selection of If minimum ages o[ 15 [or girls lind will be distributed Christmas Eve emerald and marquise C~lt stones. or sparkling "Ie 17 tor men. to patients at thc SUI Hospitals, EXPENSES. wilt This -means neon·lighted mar- Presents are being received daily ring ensembles. riage mills in border counties will (rom persons In all parts of the LON have to close shop by next July I, state. Complot. Dotlll. AVllllbl. From lettel the law's effective date. They at· Appropriate girts [or patients in· lort ,-.kacted customers from as Car cllJles stationery, stamps, toilet Any of Our StlH aw~ as Chicago and New York. altcles, knitting materials, books, talk! Present law requires no blood billfolds, tobacco, pipes, lancy Make This Christmas th.t test. There ' is no minimum age. handwork. \ iDe\'( clarE A C hristmD8 For Two erlCl Th.7.Hour P.. teurllecl Mllk-Gall"; 68- In I Photofinilhing ~~ic. , • . t I Haldane f n 1~ .At Farm Dairy , low~ City, ~owa VJung'. Studio ! • " I\~ .11.. I.W. I ••a C.I, if 1.lIn Dan. l~~~~=====~~:;~~=~=; H •••I I."..... "" •.., b.II•••• •