- 01 Serving The State University of IOtCa and tl.e People of Iowa rity utabilsl.t'd ID llltill - Jo Ive (,ems a (;()py K1 t! mt>er of AssocIated Yress - AP teased Wrre .md pfW\io..:SE::..:.:.n.;.· i:.:ce~ ______..,... ___... ___t~o_"_ ' a_c_l...;ty~._ra_.._W_&_ ;etay. ~ary 20, 1957 New Missile Launcher Congre- s~ Opinion on Israel Curtails .lJl.S~ Mideast Act'ion Refugee Genera/.. Says Negroes Need U.S. Squeezed Russian Troops Poor Their Rights, Between View WASHINGTO t.4'I - A refugc(' Hungarian ~en ral testifj d Tues- S'sys Leader On Sanctions day that Soviet D fc ns(' tti"i ter U Zhukov direct( d a mock Com By WARREN ROGERS JR. munist attack on the We t last WASlIINGTON (,f! - A Negro WASHINGTON (.f! - President year and wasn't happy wilh the leoder tc tifled Tuesday he "con Ei. enhower . ped back from a not predict what mood might be result . Georgia vacation Tuesday to find !ngendered" among Southeln e himself and his Administration The Hungarian, Maj. Gen. Bela groc If they do not get "a mini caught in a terrific squeeze on the Kiraly, said Zhukov fell the war mum guaranlee" ot constitutional is ue of sanctions for I rael. games had exposed glari ng w ak rights. On one side was an increasing nesses in Soviet and sat lIile Up to now, he aid. they have body 01 cOlll(ressional opinion armies, pnrticularly I:l(:k ()f m('ch· followed a course of "nonviolence against puni'lhlng I roel for her re in the face or cxtrcme provoca· anlzation and mobility. fusal to withdrnw frOm Egyptian tion," territory without nonaggres ion Kiraly, a command'r of lIun· Roy Wilkins, cxecutive aeretary guarantee. Ar WI •• phot. gorian fre dom fighter in the Oc o[ the National A sociation for the On the other side. the Arab A GU 'D MISSILE LAUNCHING TOWER, cap.ble of handling tober rCI'olut!on, testified before At1vancement of Color d People, world - wblch the United Slates "any lui .. ml,$II. now under coMichratlon," wu unveiled Tues· th Senate Int 'l'nol Security sub te tiCied at a Senate Judiciary sub has been woo in, In an attempt to committee hearing on civil rights day In O.ko4nd, Calif. Th. tower norm.lly ".nd, upright, but can COmmittee. block Communist expansion in the be tiltH Into any pHltlon, Inclucll"l horizont.l. The tower will be dis- legislation. M~dle East - was crying for uwmbted for tran,ftr to P.trick Air B.w near OrI.ndo, Fla., for Undcr qucstionln~ by nobert He said Negroes have shown United N,.uons ecnomic sanctions t"tl"l. Morris, sul>commitLee counscl, real patl nee though recenl if Israel doesn't pull out. Kiraly said Russia since 1948 has Georgi K. Zhukov. months "have been IlUIrked by al Th re were two major develop considered }tungllry a primary Mock Attacks Fail most contlnuoul vlolenc directed ments in .ae squeeu Tuesday: at Negro citizens and groups In the 1. A UfIWIIrnov. v.n by the Dem· "base of a '. • , Buster BlaHzay ---The Daily Iowan • Eng.lish Ain't So · Hot frCom) 'I I II Id Iary "must serve as a guide (or bet· T be Durh.m (N.. 11 uro " I en The Daily Iowan is written the president of the unh>er- \ OFFICE 01' THe; TREASUReR. The English language just ain't tcr speech and not merely as a MId edited by Btudenh and 8ity. The Iowan', editorilJl ified as good as some folks would like source for recording a languag ." rond .. governed by a board of policy, therefore. if not an for it to be. Btl 0 D' WI't ked o\lld M five nudent trustCC$ elected expression of SUI adminl.f. And seems it's gollin' worser, ~. I W, !. 11 e as : c what with much-used, grammatic- a dictIOnary serve as a gUide. for by the student body and four tration policy or opinion in ... , ally wrong words being accepted beller speech and at the same lime faculty trustee aP1)olnted by any particular. kE£P By J. M. ROBERTS as part of th tongue. ~ list grammatically incorrect words A .... elaled Pres. News Analy I SMIUNG! That. anyway. ~s the opinion oC used in a language? Debate resumes in the United Dr. Dorrance White , lown pro{es- ,,[. t th t h Nations this week on the rerusal of sor now leaching in the Classics am gomg. to sugg~s. a suc . A Patolman in Every Bush? Israel to withdraw her troops from Department of the University o[ ~o~d~ found. I~ the dictionary. be /' ® Egyptian territory, nnd therein lies North Carolina. It~I.lclzed to mdleate the b,~rbaflsm A bill to set fixed peed limits on the lowa highways faces the key to the urgency with which He told a Junior Classical Lca- 01 IIlcorrectness of them. gue delegatiOn here that a much- He explained that these "ex pres decision by tlle 50-member senate. ]ntroduced by 22 sen. tors UOV~HT Eisenhower and Dulles are pur· suing direct negotiations with needed. more perfected speech si.ons" are not "the hillbilly or ~I and approved by the special highway safety committee of the Israel. "wilt result from the study of Latin VIS Presley type, but those Whlc11 l"'~~ grammar." land in the dictionary after being senate, the bill would et speed limits at 65 miles an hour in ilie Thc~face the possibility that some lime during this dcbate Such phra es as 'lIe aeled like he batted around the public for a daytim and 55 miles an hour at nigllt. was crazy,' or 'He ain't such a bad while." It is reported that there \ be strong opposition to tIle tile United States delegation will ill have to vote on whethcr to Impose guy,' will someday be considered And the trouble is, he said. that bill when it reaches the ~enate noor. sanctions in an eCfort to enforce the good English," he said, adding: many people arc accepting tllese The proposed speed limits make good sense. Iowa is one General Assembly's resolution of "I'm glad I'm going to die before "expressions as correct." "It is Feb. 2 calling on Israel to get out. that happens." bad. but neverUleless it is coming of tlle few tate in ilie 1idwest which d~ not have set limits. Dr . White asserted that a diction- into vogue." Such a votc would place the ad· Most of our neighboring states do. Some 35 states do have such ministration in a seriou's political laws enforced, all the way from the lonely roads of Arizona dilemma. to the crowded super-highways of New York. It has dccl:lrcd repeatedly its General Notices support of the numerous U.N. re 0- Towa roads arc crowded, too, with our share of the east Genenl Notice. must be receIve!! at The Dally Iowan ofIlce. Room 2111, Co_ lutions passed since the Middle ",unlcaUons Center, by 8 a.m. for publlcallon the followln. mom In,. The~ west traffic. The Ilumber of automobiles on the highways East crisis aro e with Egypt's must be tYtled or leclbly written and lI,ned; they Will not be accepted .., increases constantly, and especially the number of tecn-age seizure of the Suez Canal. IelAephone. Tbe DaIJ.y Iowan reoerves ,,,. rlahl to edit aU f".enera} NoUc... drivers. Such a law, if tri tly nIorccd, might do much to cut THUS THE UNITED States ha ZOOLOGY SEMINAR - The STUDY IN GUADALAJARA-A made considerable gains with the Seminar will meet at 4:20 p.m. bilingual summer school sponsored down the accid nt ratc. Arabs. Friday in room 201 Zoology build by the Universidad Autonoma de ing. Dr . Robert M. Muir. Depart Guadalajara in cooperation with Those who drive frequently on many roads must I» aware If the African-Asian resolution of their deplorable state, and while roatl5 ill some of these areas calling for sanctions is the only ment oC Botony, will speak on members of the faculty of Stan "Structure and Activity of Growth ford University and other Ameri aro being r paired, it will b a long while before conditions mcasure offered to enCoree the U. Regulators." N. demand, the United States will can universities will be hcld in throughout the state ar atisfactory. l1len, too, our highways Sh either have to vote for it or risk the Guadalajara, Mex., July 1 to Au fro aro narrow and often have curbing which is dangerous to fast loss of this new prestige. MUStC DEPARTMENT - The gust 10. The offerings will in ncar driving and cumbersome to the n w, wider car. In othcr If she does vote for it, the ad SUI DeparLment of Music of the ehool of fine arts will present a clude are, folklore history, Span- good ministration is in Cor a hair·rais· words, highway construction hn not kept pace with the techno ing fightln Congress, whcre memo studenl composer's program at 7:30 ish language and literature cour fe~~ logical d v lopments in automobiles. And the driver himself bers of its own party are deter p.m. Friday in the North Music ses. A fcc of $225 will cover tui· .. has mad> no attempt to equate these differences. mined that the United States shall Hall. lion. board and room for six she·' ~ It would seem then, that until improvements can b made .. not take steps to punish Israel weeks. For more information ing over Egypt as long as Russia re· PRE - SCHOOL VACANCIES - write Prof. Juan B. Racl, Box K, an enforced speed limit is the answer. But it must be nforeed. mains unpunished over Hungary. Th~re arp several openings for Stanford University, Calif. Perhaps a patrolman in every bush is ilie answer until drivers The issue could force a final children 4 to 5 years old in the arc made to realize that Iowa sineer Iy wishes to increase jt~ spill betwcen the Knowland and senior group at the Parents' Co- fs Eisenhower factions or the Repub operative Pre·Sehool. Interested BABY.SITTING-University Co populatJon, not deer as it. "What I'd like to kllow who is supporting whom? Is the state supporting the university or is lite 11 niversity s'upporting the 51:ate?" lican party. The California sena parents arc asked to call Mrs. Incz operative Baby·Sitting League book tor is prepar d to resign from the Below, registrar, at 9202. The pre- will be handled by Mrs. Harry U. N. delegation to lead the fight school is a cooperative paren~s Gri~gs from Feb. 13. to Feb. 26; . If Arthur Miller's Troubles against unilateral sanctions. organization co.sponsored by tlie ? sitter or information about 101D· THERE IS a possibility that SUI CoHege of Nursing at the SUI 109 the group is desired, phone Playwright Arthur lilI I' was indicted londay Oil con Dulles, Faces Toughest someone will oCCer an alterna Child Welfare Department. r 6778. tempt of Congress charges for refUSing to id 'Iltify fellow writ rs 69, I tive resolution. as happened in the Algerian case against France, 1 ,t EDUCATIONAL PLACEMENT with whol11 he att nded Communi l party meetings in 19f7. PH.D . GERMAN READING Office registrants should stop in ting the United States off the hook. Ph.D. Gcrman Readillg examina Fl La t JUli e 1ill r t stified b [oro the House Committee on Some delegations, including Cana at C·103 East Hall to record their ,\1 , tion wilt be given from 3-lp 5 p.m . second semester schedules and qual Un-A merican Activities which was inv'stigllting passport Secretary of State Job Now da, have been busily conferring. today in Hoom 104, Schaeffer make any additions or corrections ('d ~ abuses. 110 calmly answered all Othcrwise, observers bclieved Hall. Students are asked to regis· IigC\ By JOHN HIGHTOWER Ilost the aura of II reputation for if nccessary in tbe Middle East regarding academic record. This cluesliolls about his OWIl as oei the President would have to go a ter in Room 101 Schaerrer Hall. is very import;mt. de at A ..odald Pre.. New. ADllly",. almost lnfaUible knowledge of for- would be voted, the opposition ap little farther in the way of assur ations with Communist-front WASHINGTON 1.1'1 - When Sir. . . 'I' Anthony Eden resigned recently elgn ~falrs which once blunted the peared to run primarily to a lack ances, to get something out of cur fice STUDENT PARKING-The park· groups but refuscd to name ' as British Prime mini. ter, various QuestIOns Of congr~ Smen and even of confidence in Dulles and an un· rent negotiations with Israel, with Israel possibly giving up part of ing system which was inaugurated TIl other p<'r ons who were pres polite suggeslions wcr~ made in discouraged the pcrslstent prob· willingness to give him and the lost her demands. last Iall will continue in ecrect duro ent at meetings of authors in Lon~on a~d In private talks among ings of senators. President what Uley w,mted almost inci ing the second semester. All stu· forelg? dlploma!S here that Dulles got into polilics late. lie without queslion. There is always the danger Ulnt a 1941 The refusal was based An~lo- situation such as now exists can dent cars must display the regis· Amerlc~n relatIOns would be Im- associated himself with New York The reverses Dulles has suffered tration decal, and those cars for oC "on grounds of conscience," Ilroved If tt~cretary of Stato. John Gov. Thomas EJb Dewey in the in his relations with Congress and produce new outbreaks violence which restricted or dormitory re Miller said. Foster Du es also stepped ?sldc. 1!MOs as Iln adviser on foreign pol- wlth the Allies have not had any nothing to indicate an increase in served privileges have been ob· WEDNESDAY, FEB. 20, 1957 jn the Middle East. But there is T "I asked only that I not be T1ICS? flashes of an!~~D1~ I~r icy_ lie was in lino to be secretaty apparent eHect on his health. His tained must display the appropri UNIVERSITY CALENDAR pro the ~Isenhower AdministratIOn s of state in 194-1 tlnd again in '48. rugged conslllulion has shown it tension there comparable wllh the ate parking decal. Registration req forced to llame other p ople scramblo here. Wednesday, February 20 toP. diplomat hardly fad d on the but Dewey lost. Dulles thus knew self capable of absorbing burdens and parking privileges must be re 7:39 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. - Colle· Abr whom 1 beli ve to be innoeent honzon when a group . oC Sen~te the bitterness of defeat for his lont!. and blows Ulat would have broken newed (or the second semester. giate Chamber o[ Commerce Ca $255 of wrongdoing," he said. De~oerats thundered II1tO actIOn cherished dream aTld learned tho many othcr publlc men. Last Nov. Pcnalty for the first ofCense for reers Conference, House Chamber, nes agamsl Dulles. . . 3 he awoke in the middle of the failure to display the 'registration Old Capitol. gasQ Miller had been trying for These events have inevitably nced for political maneuver and :I Elvis Presley Fans ralscd the question whcther Dulles broad base of night with violent abdominal pains. decal is a $5 line; for the second 8 p.m. - University Lecture AU about two years to obtain a .sup~rt. Rushed to the Army's Walter Reed ofCense a $.3 Cine and disciplinary Course. Marquis Childs - Maia the I is about washed up as director of lIe served bnen~ 10 the U.S. Sen passport. It had been heltl up U.S. foreign policy. President Ei. ate under an appomt,!!ent by. Dew· Hospital, he was operated on for Rant 'N Rave Over action. Lou' ge, Iowa Memorial Union. ers ~ removal of an intestinal cancer. 8 P.M. - University Play "Oth because of his suspected con senhower has shown no sign of ~~. L~ter he associated hlm~elf Vete Then he came back into the fuJI cllo" - University Theatre. next nections with Communist or- weakening in his support for his .vlth Eisenhower at an early time PLACEMENT - Those students Thursday, February 21 secretary of state. Nor has Dulles i ~ the President's oWn belated polio swing of crisis in Washington and Potential Hair Cut registered with the Educational in~tJ' ganizations. Arthur Miller set about trying to repair some of 4·5 p.m. - AWS Student-Faeult) for shown any sign of giving up the tical career and there was never By ARTHUR EDSON Placement Office who are graduat Coffee Hour - Library Lounge. A 6-month passport was Indicted . .... position for which he drcamed, much doubt tll~t h~ would be sec the damage done to Ule Allies in be A ssocla~ed Press Newswrlter ing in February and leaving the 8 p.m. - Humanities Society pre. schemed and trained himself ovcr retary of state If Eisenhower won. the Egyptian adventure. Within a granted to hjm in June after his testimony and his citation for campus, should report change of sents Prof. Marcel RuH, Univer t • a period oC more than 40 years. Dulles' most brilliant perform- week he new to Paris for a mcet WASHINGTON IA'I - Scn. Clif· address to this o[[iee. This is very contempt just in time for a European honeymoon with sensa Ing of NATO but modified his ef sity of Aix-en-Provence - "Paul Yet thcre can be no doubt that lnce in foreign afCairs before he lord Case IR-N.J.l knows now that Important. Valery's Thought Experiment in tional screen star Marilyn Monroe. Passports arc usually is nearing the age of 69 - his birth· took office came in 1950·51 when forts (or Bl'itish-Frcnch-U .S. har even a senator has to be careful D~ mony to the extent of refusing to Poetry" - Senate Chamber, Old day sucd for two yellr . day is Feb. 25 - John Fostcr Dul· he was working as an adviser to not to step on the blue suede shoes Capitol. les is facing onc oC the toughest :>ecretary of State Dcan Acheson meet with Foreign Ministers Lloyd of Elvis Presley fans. STAFF AND FACUL TV PHYSI Co. '\ Miller's COli tempt citation was no surprise. ) [e upset the of Britain and Pineau oC France 8 P.M. - University Play "OUI suit [jghts oC his long and combative md negotiated the Japanese Peace A fighting bunch. these Presley CAL EDUCATION PROGRAM ello" - University Theatre. jointly. Dulles didn 't want Nasser 4 was routil] of the Congressional committec by remaining cool and career. lie is coming now to real· rreaty. followers cherish every lock of his From to 6 p.m. daily there are 8 p.m. - Young RepUblicans ~ to think the West was ganging up abundant hair tbough ono did tell facilities availabte {or volleyball. jury unperturbed t1uough its grueling illterrogations. The commit ize what his predecessors in the In 1952. nfter Dulles had worked on him. North River Room, Iowa Memorial al. top Cabin~t spot hav~ aU f~\Ind oul .vith the Democrats closely for sev the senator: badminton, and otoer games. Also, Union. tee had expected, perhaps even hoped, for a sensational expose Dulles' record is studded wiLb a "Even if he was bald, we would there Is equipment for individual e!' ~ through bltter experience: 'ral years, he resigned and entered Saturday, F.bruary 23 on the 'Communist activities of authors in the late '40s. The ex That alone among government E:isenhower's presidential eam long list of foreign polley suc still love our Elvis." exercise ane! rehabilitation pr\} 7:30 p.m. - Basketball - NorUI' filed cesses. He helped Eisenhower put chan pose ditlu't shape up. ]., fact, Miller refused to tell anything ministers t~ secretary of state laign. His criticism oC foreign This all began after a lady con grams. lnstr\J~tion and supervision western VB. Iowa - Fieldhouse. has no constituents - as the see- ijolicy on fundamental points with an end to the Korean War within stituent oC Case's wrote in that she is provided by members of the F.bruary 24 through March 1 menl but his own story. And hc did not invoke the Fifth Amendment a few months after takmg office. decl rctary of agricul~urc has tile farm· ~ cspect to the Fat East and Eur had read a news story on Presley's physical education department. Religious Emphasis Week. which protects witnosses against self-incrimination and has ers - ~at he. IS ahY~Ys suspect ope was what he considered vig Dulles later claimed Ulat he let draft examination. Il said that, as 8 P.M. - University Play "OUI the Red Chinese know that the war been used so effectively by many others. .for dealing With foreigners and orous but which his old associates an entertainer, Presley probably ello - University Theatre. would be broadened if they didn't lIould go into the special services WEt G H T TRAINING - TbE Miller, whose play, "D 'ath of a Salesmall," won a Pulitzer that he i~ responsible for mishaps in th~ State Department regarded Sunday, February 24 beyond hiS control. lS violent and even on occasion make a deal. He saw Iran pull branch, and therelore "could fore· Weight Training Room wiU bE 2:30 p.m. - Iowa Mountaineers oC Prize, said he would seek dismissal of ilie indictment on grounds D~lJes has. now been i~ charge o[ .rrcsponsible. Thcy were alarmed back {rom the edge a Commu go tile GI hair cut required of the opened for student use on Mon· Film-Lecture - "Arctic Panora nist coup and restored as an ally that refusal to an weI' "irrelcvant questions" of a Congressional foreign arralrs In WashlDgton four :)articularly by his talk about a ordinary soldier." days, Wednesdays and Fridays be· ma" - Bud lIelmerick - Mac years. He is not approaching a U.S. policy of "liberation" Cor the and friend o[ the West. WAS IT TRUE, the constituent tween the hours of 3:30 p.m. and bride Auditorium. committee "is not punishable." Contempt of Congress is pun record for durability; the late Cor- Eastern European Communist Viewed in terms oC action, Dul asked, that Presley would get spe 5 p.m. The North Gymnasium will 3 to 5 p.m. - YWCA Annual SU ishable by a fine up to $1,000 and up to a year's imprisonment dell Hull held the post for more ::buntries. les' record has many achievements cial treatment? be opened for student recreational ver Tea - President's Home . on each COUlIt. than a decade. But .four tur~ulent Thc overscas part of Dullcs' ca in his favor. Unfortunately for Well, Case wrote the Army, and purposes each Friday afternoon S p.m.-Vespers address, Rever years of struggle With RUSSia. of reer as secret;uy is in {acL a maj· him, the accumulation of errors after appropriate high-level con from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. end F. Gerald Ensley, Resident We hope the courts will not be as bigoted as the Congres surging hope and crashing despair ~r part. He has spent close to balf and failures tends to crust over ferenccs, the verdict came back : Bishop, Des Moines Area, of the sional committee ]las been time after time. Miller was as co of war fears and "~rink" diplo· his lime away from Washington the kind of success which Ameri Nonsense! Presley would be Methodist Church - Macbride Au operative as he thought he could be without compromising his mac~ plu.s bad eroSIOn of Allied and traveled by air 362.000 miles, cans normally expect {rom their treated like any other recruit. And GRADUATING SENIORS - Col· ditorium. relatlonshJps has been enough to llIore than 14 limes around the top pub1ic officials. if the local ground rules called for lege of Liberal Arts: The Sanxay Tuesday, F"'ruary 26 moral obligations to his fellow writers. He has denied ever bring an accumulation of errors, ,vorld. Whether Dulles can switch the it, this would include bobbing El· Prize is a cash award of $500 (no 8 p.m. - Lecture, Reverend being a member of the Communist Party. ) Ie told the com failures and criticisms into Dulles' A lack of trust in Dulles on the balance of Corces back into his fa vis' hair and curtailing his side remission of fees) to the Liberal Charles E. Sheedy. C.S.C., .Dean of mittee he "would not support now a cause dominated by Com record. part of at least the Democratic vor and regain some of the confi burns. Arts senior, a native or resident 0/ the College of "rta and Letters, He has a~hieved so~~e results, ~Icments was bluntly stated by op. dence which he has lost in con This fact was duly passed on to Iowa, who gives the highest prom· University of NOL;-e Dame-Sham munists." such as stalling the BrItIsh-French ){)sition senators when the secre grcssiolll\l circles is a qucstion. the lady constituent, and was re ise of achievement in graduate baugh Auditorium. Miller's cOllviction would prove nothing mure than the fact attack on Egypt ov.er Suez last faD. tary took his arguments before the Presumably he cannot do it with layed to the press, but it proved to work. The holder of this prize may Wednesday, February 27 that t)le Congressional committee has extremely narrow views. ~t ~e cost of co~ftden~e by other Foreign Relnlions and Armed Serv out making some fundamental be far from Ule end or the maltet. pursue graduate work in tile State 8 P.M. - University Symphony In hIS word and mtcntlon. He bas iccs committees. Since it seemed changes in his working habits, a Presley fnns can rock 'n' roll in University of Iowa or any OUleJ Concert - Iowa Mcmorial Union. ~lear that essential elements of the difficult problem for a man oC 69 those letters, too! standard University during the 4 P .M. - Lecture by Rabbi EIsenhower proposal to use troops even iC he felt so · inclined. Take the Philadelphia giri who coming year 1957-58 aad the stipend Martin J. Zion - "Christianity and said she'd take Presley baltl if she will be ~ai(\ for that year. ~tudenl$ Judaism - Comparison and CO/l 1fl~1)oiry Iowan. WSUI had to. She said she heads the or who al e interested In entering the trast" - House Chamber, Old WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1957 iginal Presley fan club, invited competition should communicate at Capitol. Schedule T~y and StoR Me Case. an admirer of Bach, to join, once with the heads o! their majol Thursday, Februray 2. and said: department and present supportin~ 12:30 P.M. - University CllJb IIEII8E. Dial .191 11 yOU do not rcc~lve TODA Y'S SCHEDULE AUDIT 8nEAU yOur Dally Iowan by 7:30 a.m. The 8 :00 MornhUl Chapel "SENATOR, Elvis has been evidence. including written plans Luncheon - Bridge - University or nally Iowan circulation d~partment. 8:15 News IV IENNm CEI. growing sideburns sinee the age of for graduate work. The depart· Club Rooms, Iowa Memorial Un ClaC1JLATlO"1 In Ihe CommunleaUono C~nl"'" Is 8::10 Rise of American n~all .m open ftom 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday 9 : Iii The Bookshelf IN INDIANAPOLIS, Disc Jockey Vic Knight perpetrated, "As one 16. They arc not only a trademark, ments will report their nominees to ion. throuah Friday. 9:43 Morning Feature but they are cherished by Elvis tbe Graduate Office by May 1. 4 ....bUlhe4 dally except BUDday ...d 11.):00 News tonsil said to the other: let's get dressed. The doctor is taking us out P.M. - Information First - lIonday and le.a} hollda,a b, Btu 10:15 Kitchen Concert tonight." Vic also gets cl'l!dit (?) for what Mr. Gillette said to his and by us. As for the rest of his Senate Chamber, Old Capitol. •den' PublleatiOftl, lJIc., Comm.tnlea DAILY 10"A" IUPE.V1IO.. Pit(). II :00 Living Together hair. well, it is so dark and wavy PLAY-NITE - Tbe facilities III 8:15 P.M. - Lecture, Dr. Will \lana Cenler. 10.. a City. Iowa. En ICHOOL or 1011aHALIIII r"OOLn 11:15 Pallerns of ThougM wife at a crucial moment in a \end a. IIeCOM elan matler ., tbe Publ1lher ...... lAMr O. IIena 11:30 Let There Be Light bridge game: "How are you that it would be a sin to chop it the Fieldhouse will be available Cor Herberg, Adjunct Professor of Ju· pOIt oUke .t Jow. City. under Ule Editorial . . •••• Artbur M. Send• ....,a 11 :45 Rellalous Newl fixed Cor spades?" of C." mixed recreational activities each daie Studies and Social Philosophy, M ed of Conareu of Mere" I. Ill'll. AdveTtlalnl ...... _. E. John !tOltmaa 12:00 Rhylllm Rambles 12:30 News And Crom Rochester, N. Y., came Tuesday and Friday night from Drew University - Macbride Au- ClrculaUon ...... 'WUbur Pete""n I • • • o 0101 41'lfrom n'lOn to midnight 10 12:4. First Impre.. lons dia· this note, in which eaeh "i" waS 7:30 to 9:30, provided no home' va.,· ditorium. ... I'fpon neWs Items. women'. page 1:00 Mo.lcil Chats C MEMBER of the A~OC1AT!:D PRESS 2 :00 Our Musical World dotted with a neatly drawn tiny slty contcst Is scheduled. Mem· Friday, Marth 1 ItenlJl. or annou"""menb to The The AlIIOClatect Pre.. II enUtlecl ft Dally Iowan. Editorial olllee. arc In 2:15 Let'l Tum I Pac" beart: bers of the faculty, staff, and stu· 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. - Inlcrcollegl- cluslvely to the u .. fDr 1'el>ubUnUon 2:30 InlroducUon 10 Music the Communications Cenler. ot all the local n.,.,. prInted In th.. "This morning at approximately dent body and thetr s,auses are in· ate Forensic League - Senate, n.,.,_per u weU u all A7 _ 3::10 Waltz Time 3:30 News 7: 20 we got this heartbreaking re vlted to attend and take part bI House and Board, Old Capitol. '"-theeL a:u OUelt Slar 4:011 Tea Time port. You said that Elvis Presley ~ctivitlel in wblch they are Ia- 8 P.M - Civic Music Associ ~:on Children'. Hour was going to lose his sideburns. terested. Admission will be b, fae-I ation - Lois Marshall, Soprano - DAlLY IOWAX ..,mou.u. ITAn $:30 Newe 5:45 Sportstlme Many of the future voters of this ulty, staff, or student I.D. card. Macbride Auditorium. Editor ...... m_r Bena .:00 Dinner Hour country are going to hate you and Man_lilll Ultor •.•. Wqne Ammou ':56 your party (or this." (Notices of unlversity.wide imered will be publiahed In City !:cIlto...... RD, W8I1rer 7:00 "ew.Curtain Ooh'lI Up Anlltant Clb' J!dlto.. •.....•. John 7:15 PaUernl Df iOUlLhi At last report Sen. Case had re· 'he General Notices column, Notices of camplJI club DAILT IOWAN DVE.TlIDlO lloUr Bleak17 and Dlevleb Hart_lllla 7:. Oeorletown niverlily . Torum treated to Bach, whose followers M ••,,,,,, lIIr...... lIei AdaJVI Bport. Editor .•...... Larry DamlI ':00 MUllc Hour meeting. will be published in the SUI'tems column etJ(;h. MIt A.ventllallirr•. ~ IAdda ChIef PllDlOlDpb. .. ~ ...... :': .... J .:00 Chamber Fe me are considerablJ mote restrained. Cle-ttle4 Mar...... Jim Hubbard Mut7 Iletcbllltbal Orlan Room Rut then Bach never wore blue day in another ,ect'on The DaUy Iowan.) !'oller .:.I :d of Clreulatlel\ MODaler ...... Paul )!ear4 8",,11", Editor ...... lulie News and Dgorta MIt. C~u. Mar. •..• Wcbael DaU., W\orlal AIIIsWI\ • • DOll Kltchall 10:.00 Sip OU . Bennett cut. DllIlrlbuled b)' KIna Features Syndl""te suede shoes. THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, la.-Wednesday, Feb. 20, 19S7-Page , Careers Conference "'IL J I P RT, Pa ( - A SU!h"lR~ IrProgram For Religion wb I from a truck rolled down a ATTENTION LADIES, ,,.. a highway by jt<:elf and crashed liTHE GREAT MANII SUl DAMES - Homemaking through th{' door of a building. Po meeting will be beld at 7:30 p.m. E-mphasis Week Formed lice said they believed the wheel WILL BE IN IOWA CITV today in ConCerence Room 2, oC the came free Crom the truck without I Iowa Memorial nion. William ProC. Allen O. Miller. of the the driver's knowledgp. The build· I NEXT TUESDAY Nusser of Hands Jl'\\'elry will be Systematic Theology department ing was a n 'ice station. ...-______e the gue. I . peakcr. at Ed n Theological Sell".inary, • ______Webster Gro\'e, Mo., has been I --.. NEWCOMER'S CLUB-The club inviled to SUI by local Prole t will meet in th(> orth Rh'l'r Room of the Iowa 1l'morial nion at ants to address variou university I 7:30 p.m. today. A brid e party group during Religious Emphasis will follow with 1rs. Ralph Run Week. I f kle, Mrs. William pector and 1r. Religious Emphasis Week is be· Joan Smith as ho tesses. ing plannro and organiled by the Inter·Religious Council composed I STUDENT·FACUL TV COFFEE of rcpresentalil'es from Hillel 10 80ulll ClIllto" Phonll gl]S' HOUR-AWS Stud nt·Faculty Cof foundation, the Student Christian I fee Hour will be held from 4 10 5 CouncU and the Newman Club. It p.m. Thursday in the library • will begin Sunday and run through THE BARGA N EVENT lounge, main library. The depart· March 3. I ments of political cience, d ntal Hiler will speak fir t at a forum hygiene, ociology and co rom rce al 8 p.m. Monday in Shambaugh I YOU'VE BEEN AWAJTING! will be honored. Undl'rgraduate lecture room of Ihe SUI library. ,. and graduate studenl . arc indtcd. His speaking schedule during the week will includ appearance In I MAJOR IN MARRIAGE - Dr. housing units, c1as rooms, a faculty John Cnantiny will .peak al 3:30 luncheon and e\'eral radio brond· p.m. today in Shambaugh Lecture FINAL CLEARA Room, library, on the topic "The ~~. I CE Early Adjustments of Marriage." Bi hop F. G raid Ensley, Des 10in s, of the Iowa Area of the OF BEAUTIFUL WINTER SENIOR PRIVILEGE MEETING Methodist Church. will open S J' s I Religious Emphasis Week with a I - There will be 0 enior Privilege meting at 4:30 p.m. Friday in Vespers Add.ress at B p.m. Sunday I in the Senate Chamber of Old I . Dati" low. n Pho'to Room 121A Schaeffer Hall. These 'YOU NEED NOT WOR RY about your business ca reor if you plan it carefully," were the closing m etings are not (or tho e per os Capitol. words of the sIXaker William J. Rogers in his session of Office Management on the fint day of the who have Senior Pri\'ilege at the Bishop En Icy will al~o speak at I twelfth annual business careers conference. Mr. Rogers, center, from Iowa National Mutual Insurance pre ent lime. both service of the First Metho· company In Cedar Rapids is greeted by Ken Pennin;Jton, '<:4, OttumwlI, president of the Collegillte dist Church and will be guest o( Chamber of Commerce and Virginia Hagens, C4, Mason City. NEWMAN CLUB - Discussion honor at the annual student·faculty I group will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thurs· dinner at Wesl y Foundation at day at the tudent center on l\1c· 5:30 p.m. Sunday. I Annual Careers Conference- Lean Street 10 discuss the topic The Catholic gu st leader duriDg Compositions "Human Act ." A ocial hour and Religious Emphasis Week will be I rdre hm nt will follow. the Rev. Charles S. Sheedy, C.S.C.. for wear now into Spring and next dean of the College of Arts and eakers Tell Huge By Graduates SPEECH·HEARING SOCIETY - Letters at the University of Notre fall! All Famous Labels (oxduding ROlhmoor)l I The ociety will meel at 7 p.m. Dame, South Bend, Ind. Will H!'I·· Thursday in the Gobles. Dr. Duane berg, adjunct profes or of Judaic 1V: To Be Played Spriestersbach will explain and studies and social philo ophy at I fti cus hi present fC.'. earch proj· Drew University, Madison, .J.. 2 Original compositions by six ect on eJeCt palat!'. All interested will be the Jewish guest lead r. emand for Grads persons arc invited. graduate studrnts in the SUI The Protestant program for Rell- I ) ndustry is seeking college graduotes, and is paying Cor lhe gradu , F, Gerald Ensley glous Emphasis We k is being ates tllCY hire. Music Department will b featured COMMERCE WIVES - The club planned by the ReligiOUS Empha· I will hold a social meeting at 7 p.m. D an Sidney Winters, of the SUI College of Commerce, opened the in a program FridDY at 7:30 p.m. sis Week Committe oC Ihe Stu· FINAL CLEARA CE OF 12th annual Business Careers Conference stating thot today's college in North Music Hall. The recital todoy in the lowo Memorial nion. dent Christian Council and by on I graduates command high positions, ------will be open to the public. There will be bowling at 7 p.m. Stricken After Act, Advl ory Committee of the Ad· Siudents repre ented by com and cards in the FOYl'r room at vlsory Council to the tudent and solal'ics because oC the high B,p.m. po ltions are members of the MlI~ic Marta Toren Dies Christian Council. D volue placed on their education I Department's Compo~ition Semin· STOCKHOLM, Sweden m _ A The Rev. A. C. Iiorrichter, and Ihe need Cor educated workers. Minister of Ihe First Christian University or directed by Prof. Philip Bewn· udden brain hell\orrhoge look the Senate Probers Look Church, is chairman oC the Ad· f In the field of market research, son. This is the first of two stu· nre of one of Sweden'S most sue· I visory CommiU e. Other member ~ for instance, Prof. Hugh G. Wales dent composer's programs to be I 'P L I' cessful film beauties Tu sday. of the University of llIinois said presented at SUI Ihis rf'mrster. nto aper oca Marta Toren, 30·year·old sial' include: Prof. Robert S. Michael· I that Ihe scorcity of supply to meet Briefs Numbers from these programs will known to millions of movie fans sen, Director of the SUI School of the demand has "created an ab- Religion; the Rev. Robert R. 5 10 5 be s leel d by a (acuity committee as "The Eyes," di ed less than 46 $ $ $ normally high starling salary pic. The Iowa City alumnae chap· for the Annual MI~wesl !>tu~( nts Reporll"n Des MOI"nes hours after she was stricken fol- Sanks, Minister to Students at I ture." ter of Phi Mu will celebrate the Composers Symposium. which will lowing a performance at Stock· Wesley Foundation; the Rev. Don, , , ' He said that young people enler· sorority's 105th anniversary to· be held here in May. WASHINGTON 1m - Senate holm's Aile Theat r. aid F. Hetzler, Campus Pastor· at I iug this field with a good back· night with a dinner and Founders The program Friday will upon racket imle Ugators said Tuesday She i survived by the widower, the Foundation for Lutheran Stu· I ground of graduate college train· with a "Trio Sonata in E" by T .. they are looking into allegations !.eonardo Bercovici, a director anI! dents; Barbara Vendelboc, N3, Day service at the home of Miss Ames; Gwcndolyn Zeitler. A3. AI. FINAL ing often start now at salaries Esther Reinking, 20 S. Lucas St. J. Anderson, G, Coatesville, Pa. Ulat a labbr union "paper local" film writer; and a d.lllght r, Krs around $6,000 annually. The trio will be playpd by ,J. had signed 0 contract with a O('s tina, 4. bany, N.Y. and Miss Joyce Stout· amyer, Stafr Associale at Wesley 'CLEARANCE OF SPORTSWEAR I Sponsored by the ColJegil\te The dinner will be held at 6: 15 Robert Hanson , G, O. skis, :\1:1111., Moines firm. Doctors explaincd the dis'a e Chamber of Comme~ce (CCC), the p.m. and Allan Dean, AI, Mnson City, Roberl F. Kenncdy, cnmmillec which struck the aclre~q i known ~~Miss Vendelboe is the student ALL GREAT BUYSI , I Cart'ers Conference was planned trumpets; and William Rivard, G, counsel, said the union had b en subarachnoid hemorrl'llll" and Zilbah, Wash., G, trombone. described to him a a "l1apcr'" 10J Is characterized 'by proftl (' bleed- chairman for Religious Empha i'l Sorry. No Exchanges, No Retums 'ot These Low Priees. entirely by SUI students. WUliam "Expanding Horizons in Nurs· Week, and Miss Stoutamyer is the 'J P. Hammer, C4, Sheldon, confer· J. lIorold' Moyer, G, Newton, cal of lhe Teamster Union in 'ing beneath cerebral membranes. ing Education" will be the theme Kan., has written music to four Olllaha. Prote tant adviser. ence chairman, said that this of a Nursing Edu cation Confer· year's conference is attracting poem by William Blake and Litl d He declincd Lo naml' the firm LONG HAUL ------~.------~ ------ence Monday and Tuesday at the more students than previous con ilis composition "Four Songs.' involved, explaining that his inve· RICHMOND, Va. 11ft _ Thieve ' r-·------.-, SUI Center for Continuation Sludy. Moyer will accompany Mr .. IJl'slie tigators are just now tafting to made a long houl here _ 1,800 I I ferences. The 10 sessions held Eleanor Helm, director oC the I Tuesday overaged over 100 stu Eitzen, G, Iowa City, in Ihe ~onlls cbeck the story. ( t of steel cable lak n from lhe I department of baccalaureate and "Memory," "The Tygcr," In union circles, a "paper" 10· Gilpin Court Extcnsion housing A Campus-to-Career Case History I dents for each session. higher degree programs of the Na· I Donald E. DeVoto, director of "Cradle Song" and "To Morning." cal. is a term .used to describe :I llroject. I tional League for Nursing, New A selection for bass trio by T. UOlon local which has off c('rs bul '-- - I per"onnel procurement Cor the York City, will serve as resource I R. R. Donnelley & Sons Co., a Howard Krueger. G, Ripon, Wi.., Ino memb rs. I person for the conference. Miss will be playcd by Paul Ander on, Kennedy refus d to be more spe- GUADALAJARA I pripting firm in Chicago, Ill., spoke Helm will speak at 2 p.m. Monday I to over 450 students during the ses profe SOl' of music, Rivard and ciCic about the case at this lime, I on "Educational and Professional lIanson. Wenda 1 JOnt'S, G, 1011'0 explaining Olat "we get many SUMMER SCHOOL I siOIl on applicalions aod inter Outlook of the Nurse." I views. City, "Trio for Woodwinds" will complaints every day anel it takes The accreditl'd bilingual school I be done by William Webstet', A2 careful checking 10 det rmine how I sponsored by Ih Univ('fsily Au· I Stressing the point that a per Prof. Leslie G. Moeller, di· Iowa City, oboe; Eugene Martin: much su~stance the~e is to them." sou should not just apply for a A2, Eldora. c1orinet; and Marjorie H srud he conhrm~d the reo tonoma de Guadalajara and mem· "job," but a specific job, DeVoto rector of the SUI School of Journ· alism, and Walter Wilcox, former Mason, A2, Ma on City, bo~soO!~. port that he is investigating only bers of Staniord UnivcI'sity faculty emphasized the importance of be· Carolyn Henderson, A3, Aml', ~caus~ the sto~y has bcen \,ub will offer in GU:ldolajara, Mexico, ing a specialist. He continued journalism faculty member, will will be featured in "Prelude nnd hshed In Des Momes. July 1 • Aug. 10, cour es in art.. saying that by becoming proficient attend a committee meeting of the American Council on Education Toccata for Piano" by Clyde E. Colklore, geography, history, lang· in one phase of an occupation a ALL OF US CHICKENS person can eventually work into (or Journalism at New Orleans, Johnson, G, Fennimore, Wis. Htln uage and literature. $225 covers an administrative capacity in that La., Feb. 23. son has composed "Sextette for WAUKESHA, Wis. 11ft - The tuition, board and t'oom. Write phase. . Winds," which will close the [It'o Chl..:ken D light catery here i 10· Pro£. Juan B. Rael, Box K, Stan· gram. cated on White Rock Avenue. flo college grade point is an indio Shirlell Strohm, A4, Clinton, Cord University, Calif. cation to a prospeclive employer will present a cello recital in North .. o[ an applicant's willingness to ap· Music Hall at 4 p.m. Sunday. She ply himself, DeVoto sLated. Extra will play three numbers, including curricular activities i n d i cat e "Sarabande ed Allegro" .by Horr whther an applicant desires to man, "Suite in G Major lor Cello work with others, o~ by himself he alone" by Bach and "Sonate, Opus continued. He added that there is 11" by LopatnikoCr. Hands======:======:- room in industry for both types of worker. "Helping Children Get Along "Government service can com JEWELRY With Others - The Adult's Role" - -- pete favorably in lhe long run with wiJI be the subject o{ the Radio - established 1854 ~.;:....::::-=--=- private industry in salaries and ChUd Study Program "Know Your ~=--~ ~-:-.----~ ~ fringe benefits," stoted Richard Children" at 12:45 p.m. Thursday Ken Boekeloo (center foreground) althe cene of a cable in tallation project in Detroit. Alfultis, recruiting coordinator of over radio station WSUr. the Ninth U.S. Civil Service Re· Fran Horowitz, graduate assist· gion's Examining Division, st. ant at the SUI Child Welfare Re· Louis, 1\10. search Station, will be the speak. Ten .years along in '. omparing the civil service to er. Miss Horowitz holds an M.A. proCessional fields, Al£ullis said degree from Goucher College, that in addilion to tangible bene Maryland. Joseph Murray, princi his telephone career fits, government work performs a pal of Lincoln Elementary School , scrvice to the country and the peo· Iowa City, will serve as modera , pie in it. tor. Alter graduation in 1947 from wh at Ken Boekeloo say about it: Kalamazoo College with a B. , in I '·The way the telephone busine ? Physics and Mathematics, Ken i growing you can just a Boekeloo joined Michigan Bell T ele· advan~e fa t, and ju t a far, as YQU're able. phone Company as a trainee. , , . And aU along the way from the Today, ten years later, Ken is a stu dent period through eaCh assign. BE SUREI Division Plant Superintendent in ment, the training and experience The Gift of Spri ng . . . Detroit. Eight district supcrvi ors you get really prepare you {or ad· of • Fastest service report to him, and they supervise vancement. some 1700 people. Ken is re pon i· is the gift of love. "If you like to make contributions hIe for the installation and mainte· and take T sponsihility, and if you Your promise of devotion nance of plant facilities valued at the • , Brightest wash vaJue the opportunities a" growing is reflected perfectly 135,000,000 including more than can offer, then the tele with the glistening 500,000 telephones. busine~ • Lowest Cost phone company's the pLace' to Look ...... clearness of a diamond • A big jump in ten year ? Here's for a career." , Ind;vid~ally yours at f~.~tf.tOJ~~ Ken Boekeloo i. one of many young men who are finding rew8I'llil18 careen in Bell Telephone i ~ Companies, Bell Telephone Laboratoriel'l, Wellt • . "}"" ~ ern Eledric and Sandia Corporation, Your place• Laundromat -Ii'.f G£t\\ IS ment officer can give you more inIormation ••LL TaL ... HON. abqot all Bell System Companies. .V.TaM at one hundred nine east washington :: . 320 E. Burlington 'I I Poge 4-THE DAILY IOWAN-low. City, I•• -Wedntld." FIb. 20, 1'57 .d House Group I· Yanks Get Shantz, Ditmar In Player Trade larger . , DES MOINES crease the rna * * * * * * * * * Highway Patrol, Give Up 7 No Comment Bucky IProud No Autographs chauffeurs 1 lhe taxes paid l Ed Walsh' Baseba" Ha" of Fame Great, .,. In Deal ,With From Elliott Of Our Kids Can't Raise Postage Money mittees for CHESIRE, Conn. IA'l - In these days when some 'uaseball players On New Job sign contracls in the thousands o[ dollars, it's a little strange to hear of The Safety K~nsas City a fellow whO won 40 games in a single season but can 't raise postage to a Senate bill Chalmers W. !Bump) Elliott. Despite Loss lhorized NEW YORK LfI - The New York mail an autographed ball. I, Iowa backfield coach, had no provide salary Yankees, already heavily favored Iowa's basketball team worked But that's the predicament of Ed Walsh, the one-time Pennsylvania comment Tuesday on reports he out lightly Tuesday as they 'begin coal miner who started his baseball career in nearby Meriden and now to retain their American League will accept a similar position at the hunt for a victory formula - lies broke in body and finance in a small bedroom in the home here of championship in 1957. Tuesday ob the University of Michigan. hoping it will be found before Criends. increase in Elliott did admit, in effect, that tained pitchers Art Ditmar nnd Saturday'S game with Northwestern About all he can count on is the $50 monthly pension that c~mcs whereas the Bobby Shantz from Kansas City the job had been offered to him. Crom addition of 75 "I'm in a position where I just here. the Veteran Baseball Players Assn. ¥ for his election in 1946 to and gave up seven players in Ule The Hawkeycs will have their baseball's HaU of Fame - you can't eat that. authorized can't say," the 32-year-old forml'f 225 men. biggest baseball deal in more than Wolverine star stated. "The thing work cut out again&l the Wildcats, The 74-year-old Walsh has becn ill [or years with crippling arth~itis . I The two years. is up in the air right now . who won the first encounter be- Walsh had his greatest year with the Chicago White Sox in 1905. O[ the 66 games he pitched that season he won 40, tied 1 and lost only Senate The Yankees also acquired in "I should know in two or three tween the two teams, 70-G3, at 15. In that year the Sox nabbed the American League pennant. .. days," he added. fielder Wayne Belardi and south· Evanston Jan. 21. Statistics have many a line devoted to Ed's feats and , allhougl,'lt is In an Associated Press story paw pitcher Jack McMahan , both Bobby Wayne Belardi Crom Ann Arbor Monday, it was Iowa Coach Bucky O'Connor a long time since he took the mound, his admirers remain many. Art Ditmar Shontz Tuesday had only one major com. They want his autograph on balls but, unless they include the post- icc. oC whom were assigned to Denver, .. .1'0 Yankees ill Big{!,est Su;ap Since 1954 reported the Hawkeye assistant the Yank's farm team in the was offered the assistant athletic plaint about his club's perform- age, it just can't be done . . The Safety support to a American Assn., and another directorship at Michigan, along ance. "I just wish we could elimin- ~.. dri vcrs IlC~:IISt~S player to be designated later. with the backfield position. If this were the case, it woulcl the two·year In return, the Athletics received put Elliott directly in line for the iFnI:!~,:~:~~r::I~:~~ c~~~~ BREMERS ~~ . measure also pitchers Maurice McDermott, St. Pat's in 80-63 t& $4 the head coaching job when Bennie The Hawkeye, who got of! (0 ~ HERE THEY AREI Tom Morgan and Rip Coleman, Ooslerbaan retires. Oosterbaan, 52, a miserable start against Indiana ~ • chaufCeurs. outfielder Irv Noren and infleldcl s has been head coach at Michigan Monday night, pulled up to within ~ Rep. Mahlon Billy Hunter and Milt Graff. An for nine 'Seasons. Cheer), conrtmitt~ other player is to be assigned to Romp Over Solon 11 points at one point. and at timcs ~ Washable Elliott, however, said Tuesday, in the second half outplayed the ~ an unsuccessful Kansas City by A!JriL 15. to change the Iowa City SI. Patrick's built 3n ------" If I were to go lo Michigan, it league-leading Hoosiers. ~ k Infielder Cletis Boyer, a bonus early lead and uscd a full court would be as backfield coach." 50 to leave the player, originally was includrd, in "I was real proud o[ our kids, " ~ Ivy Siae s men where it is press to ice their victory as they This would seem Lo deny reports O'Connor declared Tuesday. "Even ~ , th trade. But it was later deter rolled over Solon Monday night, that the assistant directorShip had mined tbat bonus players cannot Lauds Big 10 though the odds wel'l~ against ~ I been offered him when he t lIked 81 -63 . them, they battled back (lgaill st a be released or traded until U:rir Franel Ryan ]ed the Iri h on with Michigan oCCicials Monday. real good team. ~ Spec·la " mcasure bonus period is up. Boyrr was offen e with 21 points. Craig O' Elliott conferred with Oosterbaan nor's Transit signed by the A's May 30, ]935 and "They showed a lot of hustle. ~~ is intended to Connor added 15. Joe Johnston hit Gift Toss Rule and fl. O. (Fritz ) Crisler, l.fil'hi Even though they were gctting ~ th refore cannot be di poscd oC hard· pressed nine, far below his ave rage for gan athletic director, in Detroit, beat, they kept trying." ~ until May 31 of this year. then returned home late Ml}nday .tems. the season. Dave Randall and JIm CHICAGO V1'I - The new bonus O'Connor's comments 'l'uesduY A Yankee spokesman said in Casey were high for Solon with 19 Cree throw regulation experiment night. ~ place oC Boyer the world cham points each. ed with in Big Ten basketball this He was oreered the job liner the indicated th re will be sOllie line· ~~ Cotton ·Chino Slacks up changes for Saturday's tilt. ~ pions would receive another play SI. Patrick's moved to 1\ 4..0 lead season is a cinch to be written into re ignation of Don Robinson , a er by the June 15 trading dead beCore Solon could find llw range the national rule book for next Wolverine backfield assistant since ''I'll have to go with the guys ~ 95 Iinc. He did not rule out the lJOS' and increased it to 12-6 with 4:<14 year, a conter nce official said 1948. w~o played so well last nigh t," he ~ $3 sibillty thal Boyer might be that remaining in the first quarter. The Tuesday. The personable young Iowa as saId. ~ player. Cletis Boyer Irish continued to move aW:ly , The rule perm its a bonus Cr e sistant, who served as :In assist That would be Americu:; John· ~ The 13·player transaction was ..Returned to A's building their lead to 20·10 at (he throw shot only afler the offending ant coach at Michigan and Oregon Lewis, Peer Hegg, Dav" Gunther, ~ announced at a noon press ('onCpr end of the first period. team's sixth per onal Ioul in each State before joining Forest Eva Joe Williams and Jim McConnell , ~ Polished Cottons ence by Yankee General M:> nager Solon mo\'od within five poinls, half, shevskrs Iowa staff in 1952, re who formed the combination that ~ George Weiss. 26·21, as the Irish had trouble lind- • "All Big Tert coaches like lhe portedly has been under considera finally pulled Iowa 'somewhat back ~ 95 Name 11 To in g the range until tho final min- rule, as do other coaches our teams tion for several head coaching- jobs in the ball game Monday. ~ .$4 The trade was the largest in tho recently. Among these werc po i majors since Nov . 18, 1!lG4 when utes of the second quarter. St. have played against," Bill Haar· "The only reason 1 might ~ Pat's increased their IClld to 31 -21, low , supervisor oC Big Ten ba keto lions at the University or Califor change," O'Connor said, "is that ~ the Yanks picked up Don Larsen Football Hall nia, Harvard and Iowa StRle. and Bob Turley, among others, in but watched II dwindle to 31-25 at ball officials, told the Chicago Bal' I hate to expend our two big guys ~ NEW DRUNSWICK, N. J . V1'I - Int rmission as Bill Stebral hit 011 ketball Writers' Assn . He removed hims If frQm con (John-Lewis and Hegg t at the ~ Cotto'n Cords a 17·player swap with thl' Balti sideration in each casco more Orioles. The Orioles got nine Eleven former football stars, in two straight baskets. "It's a cinch to be written into cluding cowboy movie hero Johnny Five traight points by Casey the record book. ]n fact , next sea Earlier this month, Elliott was mentor had both players and New York eight. given a $500 salary inerea c - to sa~: t;~:~ " Of ~~~ $5 ~ Mack Brown of Al abama , Ken 95 Ditmar, a righthander, won 12 moved Solon within one point, 31- son we plan to experiment on an them in at the same time Mond;ly . ~ , ~ ' Strong of New York University, 30, be Core SI. Pat's 'Could score in eight·foul basis instead of six. Al· $10,000 per year - at low". Hegg, particularly, came ~hroll~h ~ ~ games and lost 22 for the A's last George PCann oC Cornell and Ernie It was reported he was offered sea on . the second half. St. Pal's moved In- so, the Big Ten Ceels that the 'no in remarkable fashion . The 6·', ~ ~. Plnckert oC Southern California, to a full court press that seemed to harm, no foul ' system of officiating $11,400 by Michigan. Rock Valley sophomore fired in 19 ~ ' ' ~ Shantz, the circUIt's most val have becn clected to the Notional barne the visitor . 'l'he Irish found is a good step in the right diree· Elliott played two years of Coot uable player in ]952 when hc 1V0n ball at Michigan, in 1946·47, win pO.ints before fouling (jilt WIth 10 ~ ~ Football Hall of Fame. their shooting eye once morr and lion . m1l1utes to play. . ~ , Poll·shed .. Combed ., .. , 24 games and dropped 7, had a ning the Big 10's most valuable Other greats of the Walter Camp moved to a 52-39 lead at the end "There have been no beefs on of 2·7 record in 1956. He has been cra <1889·1924) and the modern pe player award wiUI the 1947 Wol And O'Connor seemed happy ~ I k ~ plagucd by a sore shoulder. of the third Quarter. ficials' judgemest in this respec"t. with, John-Lewis' play , r 5 riod (graduated at least 10 years) SI. Pat's built their lead In 6:l-43 verine outfit which was acclaimed ~efellsive ~ otton S ae ~~ It operates mainly between the two national champion and w(' nt un to despite the 37 pamt scored by ~ \;;, ~ Graff, a second baseman, Iiit named Tuesday to the hall includ· with 5:59 remJining. The re~ p. rve s keyholes, and n t season we plan win thc 1948 Rose Bowl conte ·t. OPPOSing center Archie Dpes. ~ ~' .318 for Birmingham of the South· cd the late Marshall Newell, Har took over at this point with the $6 to carry it into he keyhole. II a It was pretty well detl'rminrd •• 95 ern Assn. last cason. Norl' n, l..oth vard tackle (lS9().93 t; the late He served as assistant coach ~ action taking on somewhat of a player deliberately is fouled' on a there in 1948 when the conCercnce Tuesday that the Hawkeyes have ~~ ~ eeed by recurring knee injuri{ls, Hunter Carpenter, Virginia Poly furious nole as Solon battlud to drive·in shot and makes the bas· tost the services of Frank Scboll, ~ r~ had a .2L6 average in 39 games technic back /1900·05l; Peter Mau· get back into the ball game. refused to allow him a CiCth season ket, it will count. Currently, the of competition. He had played w;lh senior forward, Cor the season. ~ "I!. and Hunter, a shortstop, batted the, Penn State back (1902-12 ); Ira St. Patrick's won the resrrve basket usually is nullified and the .2110 Purdue as a Marine trainee in in 39 lilts. (Buck ) Rodgers, West Virginia game, 48·31. Maynard Roge r ~ shooter given a free throw at· McDermolt, a lefty secured back (n115-19 1; William eorbus, scored 20 points to lead the lri. h 1943 and 1944. ga~~~at:l~dil~esutr~~!~g~latSl~!~ ~,,~ , RS tempt." BREME Public Health from Washington in February 11)56, ~:~~ i~~~8t .lvelY diagnos d as a I ~_ Stanford guard (1932·33 t: J. A. C. in the ofCenslve department. Dallls ommended won only two games anc! lost ~ j)( Weller , Prjneeton guard (1933·35 1, "The experimental bonus rule" Cooling hit to lead the loser's. Haarlow continued, "is being re Mrs. Johnstone Second I J y ~ to legalize the for New York. Morgan had a 6-7 and Dick Wildung, Minnesota taco The Irish move into sl!ctionul won·lost mark and Coleman fin· kle (1940-42 l. flected in Big Ten play to the ex· ment between tournament play at Cosgrove next lent that more games than ever In Daytona Beach Golf HERE ARE THIS WEEK'S TIE-BREAKERS IN tals for settling ished wilh 3·5. Announcement oC the selections Tuesday. was made by Bill Cunningham oC are being won on field goals this DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. 1,1'\ - ' - controversy. A When told of the deal in SL Pe season instead of free throws." iously was pi tersburg. Fla., Yankee i\1anal(l'r Boston, chairman of the Honors Maureen Riley, who never has * * * won a major tournament or a ma- 0 t D GO LD ' 5 calendar. Court. A tolal of 110 players Cram Box Score J Casey Stengel said, "Kansas City jor medal. Tuesday led Qualifier got a better club by milking this 57 colleges now have bcen enshrin· 5 1. Palrlck', 01011 House Social cd at th e hall, located on the Rut O.·T.· OYTF Aragon 'Fix' Case Goes for the 28lh annual South "ti.mlic - recommendcd Lrodc. They got a double play John,Lon .. 4 1 5 Ra ndall .. G 7 2 Women's golf tournament with a combination in Graff and Hunter gers University campus here. H.,an . ..8 ~ 5 Cascy .. 6 7 4 bills, including O'Connor .. B 3 3 Slebrl l 2 4 I To Superior Court Jury par 75. and three experienccd pitchers. I? sian of not l('ss Strcb . . .. 3 2 4 CoollnK .. 4 5 3 LOS ANG ELES IN! - A Superior Dcfending Champion Alln Quost As far as wo're concerned e~('ry Cano .. .. 2 0 I Krull ..... 1 2 ~ a teacher with oC Marysville, Wash., and Mrs. thing depends on Shantz. If his Indiana Votes Yes Mellcekcr .. 3 0 II Court jury Tuesday began delib service who Cro wley ... 4 2 4 " erating whcther boxer Art Aragon Ann Casey Johnstone of MaSOR . 1953. arm comes through I've got a Rage...... 3 2 0 / City, Iowa, tied with three other "I good deal. If not, 1'm hooked." To Big 10 Program Blirns .. "' ~i offered unrankcd Dick Goldstein IN! - $500 to throw a fight in Texas last for second with 76s. CIllCAGO Only official ap· T~tals • g3 15 2 1 Tolal" .. 10 '1:\ 11'\ proval is n eded for adoption of Soor. at haH: Sl. ParI 31, Solon 25 December. PUZZLES AP Cage Poll the Big 10's proposed athletic fin · A conviction carries up to five HtCKOK AWARD TO FULLMER ancial aid program, which the can· ONE ICEMAN LEFT years in prison. The jury of six NEW YORK IA'I - Gene Fullmer, I. Norlh CoroliM .. P,;) (~O·O) ;~ ference is expected to pass at a Harry Watson of the Chicago men and six women also may de who won the world middleweight '!. Kan.as ...... (I') (1".. 1) T/E-BREAKI~G. PU~ZLE NO.4 TIE-BREAKING PUZZLE NO.5 ll. Kent.eky .. f~) (l8-~) HI special meeting Friday. Black Hawks is the only active cide whether the Golden Boy's col title from Sugar Ray Robinson 4. S .. lIle ...... (.) IID-':) player from the New York Ameri orful ring career is at an end. Jan. 2, Tuesday was named win G. Bradley ...... ( 3) 111-3) ~:~ Indiana University has an fl. Ollih. ~(elhodlsl , (11-3) :J1!1 nounccd it will vole for the plan, cans who was a member of the The State Athletic Commission ner of the January award in the • r 7. I.uul.vllle ...... (~) lIi-!) ~~: virtually assuring its adoption. It National Hockey League until has indicated Aragon's boxing Ii· S. Rae Hickok pro athlete of the X. UCLA • ...... 118-~) n. '''WI S'.'e ...... (Hi·G) l itO is Ule sixth school to vote yes. ]942. cense depends on a acquittal. yoar poll . 10. Vonderblll ...... ( l ;;-~) :::: Others who have announced II . Indiana ...... 111·6) ~~i@ n Wato For •• t •..... ~ ( IG·O) R~ their approval arc Purdue, lIlinois, I:). Oklahoma. Cit, . (I) (1:;-1) 7D Michigan, Michigan State and Wis II. We.1 Vlr,lnla . . . . (10-41 13. Co"'ornlo ...... lIiI-~) ;~ consin , Iowa and Minnesota are V';::;~I IIJ. Duke ...... ( II -ft) r~ opposed, Ohio State and North (/4, 17 . Kans •• Siol• . ,. ( I'!.B) 18. W. '.'lr,lnla Teeh .. ( 3) I·! I·!) •• we tern arc undecided. ClUE: Benjamin Franklin participated in the CLUE: This Catholic university for men 19. MI •• llllppl tat... . (U·7) :~ A simple majority is all that is found in, of this 8chool. Later, the fir8t uni conducted by Jesuit Fathers, isloOlited ~ •. Memphlt late .. (l9-~) in ,; required to pass it. versity medical school in the country W88 town founded 88 a miMicn in 1777. The established here. I university W88 opened in 1851. Hour Service QUE, This New En,land university was CLUE, This women's college, founded in chartered in 1869. A theological seminary, 1879, is affiliated with a famous university founded in 1839, was its forerunner, Bnd for men. It is named t.o honor an curly WIUI absorbed lUI the university'. first de benefactor of the men'. unive",ity. partment. ~ ANSWER1 __~ ______If you are having ANSWER1 ______Dry C/~ning ANSWER 2______ANSWER 2______------camera problems, Nonu ______SHOWS Al- Name'______~~------~- 1:30, 3:25, 5:25, Addreu______stop in and see us, A~r~' ______~------. 7:30 & 9:30 p.m, Cill/ _____--"Slate ______Citll _____~StaI6------it'll only take a In by 10, Out by ~ "Lo.t F ••'ure" College College ':40 p.m, minute. 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Page '-THE DAILY IOWAN- iewa City. la.-Wednesdav. Feb. 20. ltS7 Ciyll S Me Tests Pilots Err As 'Health Neg/ect Kills Charles Seemuth Set For Midwest ~iII pI'Ment a demonstration of The Civil ACl'Gllautics Adminis· Naval Rockets Man Says AMA Prexy tration (CAA) bas announced new NEW YORK IA'I - "Man docs not just die; he usually kills himself" civil service eKaminations for 200 STEREOPHONIC TAPE EQUIPMENT, through neglect of his health. Dr. Dwight H. '[urray, president of the electronic technicians in Iowa and ' it Lighthouse American Medical A sn., declared Tuesday night. 10 othcr midwestern states. POINT LOOKOUT. Md. I.fI - "He fails to live within his resources of strength, both physicaJ and Requirements have been broad· mental. He doesn't take a day·by· Saturday, Navy attack bombers on a ened for technician under the new flight Monday night ap· day concern for his own well-being. examination allowing technical rr~~took a Ches:..peake Even doctors arc guilty of this. February 23rd for a bombing 17-Year-Old "But holY can anyone aCCord to school graduates and technicians be apathetic about his health if he with TV repair experience to quaU. I Their rocllets toJ'(> gashing boles wants to live long, happy, and free y. its wooden ide and ripped from di ease?" Interested persons should contact much of the steel frame EUP· Kills Parents Speaking at a banquet marking WOODBURN SOUND SERVICE the 150th anpiversary of the New he civil service representative at I SAN DIEGO, Calif.' IA'I - A 17- of tbe four Coast Guards· York State Medical Society, Dr he local Post Office or the Board 211 E. CeUege Street in the li!(hthouse was injurC'd, year-old boy told police Tuesday )( Civil Service Examinj!rs, Kan· ..___ ·IIIIi '... _ ....______-:I 1I0w he emptied a rine al hi ~1urray said "pcrsonal respons! Coast Guard said. An earill-r (01 las City, Mo. . mother and his stepfather, who~~ bility is the Cirst requirement that two recehcd minor bodies wele found in their Wichita good health." li'ratch,~~ wa~ not confirmed. Falls, Tex., home Sunday. "Who is to blame when II person propeller·driven plan"s There were 16 bullets In thr rio fails to obtain the safe and effec· ,. r·( an all·weather squadlon live polio shots? Who is to blaml at the D'.l\'al air lation at ne, said James Clirrord Parks, 17, arrested tllonday night. Luth!'\' C. IIben eal'ly symptoms of cancel' , I City. were to make an . ,~, l'e'E -N' l,t· O:.. T, • are ignored? Who is to blaml lack on a common '(Ivy target. Park , 34, was shol 10 time~ and Mrs. Eunicc Parks, 33, 6 tim('s. when a weak heart is o\'ertaxed' submerged. hip about four mil . Indeed. who is to blame when doe of the lighthouse. Asked the reason (or the kill tor' instructions and medicaliom oc the planes dropped ing, the boy said in a statement: arc ignored or when recognized ill The .Banks, of Iowa City The other two made two "Well, they never let me do any· n ses arc neglected?" at whal they thought was thing I wanted to - as far back ash I can remember." Dr. Murray said: "Today medical target, firing five· inch progress is far ahead or the pub· Wi II Not Be Open for Busi ness rockets. Parks was arrested as he re lie's willingness to seek medical at· I rockets - none carrying ex· turned across the border (rom Ti tention or help. Unless the public ves - hit in front of the light· juana, Mexico. Sheriff's depulies catches up with medicine and sci· and ricoch ted into it. tcar· picked him up as a curfew vio ence and uses the facilities avail lea t three gaping hnles lator. able, medical progress will brinr The deputies though he wa. Friday, Feb. 22 18 inchcs in diameter in the only a (raction of the benefits pos· siding. nolhing more than a runaway un· sible." rockets slammed into the til one of them got hom~ at 3 a.m. bearr., supporting lh build· Tuesday and read a newspaper ac· completely severing several count of the Texas slaying. Group Opposes in Observance of bending oth('rs. Parks was then booked on the four guardsmen were e\'ac· Texas mu rder charge. Highway Route but the light burncd The youth said he was not st:re th ni ght. Its purpose Union Displays Three which one he shot first. lIis step· AMES IA'I - An 11'lTIlI n delega· rn shipping oI the shallow father 'was in bed and his moth'!r tion from Tama and Black Hawk over which it is located. was in the living rom by the tele counties protested to the Iowa avy began an investign· Self-Taught Paintings vision set, he said. State Highway Commission Tues of th incident. Parks said he packed up und day the route of a proposed super Three paintings by Amanda de Leon, self·taught Latin American drove away with his collie dog in highway between Waterloo and Ot· paint('r, arc now on display in Towa Memorial Union. the fap1ily car without bothering tumwa. Legal Holiday raws The paintings are being given to SUl ror its permanent art collecUon to dell!rmine if his parents were The delegation presented the Pi stol by E. K. Perry of Pelham, N. Y. 'rhe call clion is housed permanently dead. commission with a petition bearing in the Union. He said he took $200 from undex: 514 signatures. Tbe group said the Iowa State Bank & Trust COe At prescnt three de L('on works Spain, the daughlrr of a portrait the mattress on which his Etep· plan wou ld split farms arfd school n Students puinler of Madrid. Rafael Andrade. fatber was lying to add to $100 of districts and make it difficult ror arc being exhibited in the Tcrrac(' people in the area to get to church. and SHENANDOAH IA'I - John Swirt, Lounge, where th('y will be dis· She grew up in Venezuela, but has his own. lie had $115.60 when ar· lived in the United States during rested. Commissioner Emory Loomis Shenandoah s rvice slation op· played for about sill weeks, Mil· was charged with gOing Lhe crea ti Ve period of her life. Officers found the dog, the .22 told the group it had "a lot of mis· dred LeVois, chief hostess of the Acceptance of the paintings will eaJibre rifle he said he used in the guided information" about the pro· with intent Tue day afler posed route. First National Bank said he pulled a gun on a Union said. The paintings arc done be subject to approval or the fi· shooting, a shotgun, a bottle of in heavy oil on wood, rather than beer and l4 cans of beer in the "I have yet to see any road di· of 11igh scho01 students. nance committee of the State minish tbe value of any land," Members F.D.I.C. incident occurred in a cafe on canvas. All three are charac· Board of Regents. youth's motel room here. the street from Shenandoah terized by the usc of vivid, Ius· Loomis said. "We are not plan· during th noon hour trous colors. MATTER OF POLICY ning a Chinese wall." "Nnus," most unique of the three SHADES OF OLD HONOLULU fA'! - The pilot of a who also was ill the calc, paintings, is a scene dominated by . GUTHRI!1, O.kla. IA'I - O~lahoma Navy twin-eng ine patrol bomber some boy had hit him with a procession of five nuns emerging IS celebratmg I~S 50th anOlversary made a forced landing on one en· , of paper. police said. The from a small building in thl' back· of statehood tillS year, but every glne on the island of Maul. He re· ENGINEERS. It and several oUler ground. Another of the pictures, once in a while it is reminded of fused to give local reporters his backed him up, omcers "Gyp y Cave," depicts three gyp. Iits pioneer days. name. sics playing cards while another Sheriff Tom Grunden reported A Navy spokesman in Honolulu and gypsy and dog look on. The third one oldlime practice is ~till identified him as Lt. John G. Red painting, "Bull Fight," is set in a . around - horse thieves took two mond_ SCIENTISTS cafe. I Spanish arena, complete with bull, Ihorses and two saddles from a "He sbould have given his he confronted the boy who toreador, and brightly-costumed farm near here. Later, two boys mime," the t;pokesman said. "You porLedly had struck him. Some Spanish enorita. were arrested - still riding the have to do that much even whcn the boy's friends backed Swift Amanda de Leon was born in stolen horses. , ' you're caplured by the ,enemy." the lunch coun ter, then he pulled ~... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ____ iiiiiii __iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii a 25 caliber pistol, police said. t get too close," be said. use thi if I have to." of the estimaled 50 stu· . " in the cafe warned him to the gun away. So did Swift's He put it away and police called. , waived preliminary hear· I we'll be on justice court and was bound to th e grand jury. He was under $t,ooo bond. Your the campus Moines Schools Appearance yen TV Equipment Friday, Feb. 22 Educational Use IS their MOrNES IA'I - A five·kilo· television transmitter and al· . to discuss equipment haw' be('n given lhe First Impression Moines Board of Education :)y Cowles Broadcasting Cu., Jnc., station KRNT·TV for usc in your future at establishment of thu public system's educational Lcle· station. Make It " or the gift WliS " Boeing ' Luther L. Hill, cf Broadcasting of Des Moines. • transmitter and olhpr :acil· Count! are being used currently by WHTN·TV at Huntington, The station is oWlled by Cowles Broadcasting Co. Employers recommend a suit as purchased new, the t(:levision t would cost about $100,- correct attire for the job interview, , , but noth ing CR n make you look Lquipment will be used in KDPS·TV proposed for op· worse than an iII.fitting suit. We on Channel 11 by t!le Des WASHI' .' enJooper I Independent School Dis· recognize the importance of proper llcans, WI It will be a VHF station. Judiciary station will be in new Des fit as well as latest style and color, • • • where you c~n rise to the top prove a Tcchnical High School • ment of 8 construction at Eigh· that's why we carry a complete Right now you're in tbe process of making one of tho vanc:ement. The company's steady, rapid growth assures for Iowa. street and Grand Ave. selection of suits in all sizes and a transmitter and other most important decisions pf your life, ~nty of opportunities to move ahead. At Boeing, engi. MOSCO' were made :lvaiJable variety of price rauges. Stop in to noers hold pqsitions ript to th~ top. ment aDO decided to change Your decision is imporl-nt to us, too, becauae we are the death P11)let.ely the facHities of WHTN· day and try on several. interested in engineers and scientists who want to get Another advantage: Boeing assignments are interesting. abev, OIlE Hill said. ahead. We're coming to the campus to pve you the facu' You'U work on such famous projects as the 707, America's most brit equipment is about six years The aru you need to judge whether Boeing can help you reach tbo ' fosl jt;t tran'sport ; tbe intercontinental B-52, the nation's of a hear from goal you have in mind. principal long-range jet bomber ; the supersonic BOMARC ill with Ie guided missile, and top-secret programs that probe beyond it Pa rade Drops The fact that Boeing is an "engineers' company" il WASH" importa,nt to your success. At Boeing, you'd work with, the frontiers of the known. At Boeing, you'll be in a Armed S red Singers and for, engineers-men who talk your language, under young, e~panding industry,' one with its major growth nounced YORK fA'! - The four fea· still ahead. Brie. Ge singers on "Your Hit Pa· stand and appreciate your work. 1iome. f~ " a Saturday night television So whether you plan a career in civil, mechanical, elec char.ea ~ will not be back next season. Boeing encourages graduate study, reimbursing full Wla.), IhI announced Tuesday that tuition and fees, plus an additional amount for incidentals. trical, aeronautical or industrial engineering, physics or er oath. Collins, Snooky La nson, Ev~ry i. mathema~~s Arms will be dropped silt months, each Boeing engineer given a merit (or related fields), drop in for a person-to when the current season review-a personal opportunity for recognition and ad- person discussion about your future at Boeing. NIW 1 Gizele MacKenzie previous • ExchaJ annou nced that ahe will not rend, 10 next season . p .... IIlahl. you CAn't afford not toJ '.nonal Interviews on February 22 fraud cu Relp J a l~e rtl en lls Ihls far decided 011 ~ hiJtorl Gibson, a featured BOEINC chairman the Broad)V,y musical Wednesda Jill AIII~LA •• CO.~A.Y Hunting," Corey and ~ ." . . I Leonetti. I...... w.~ Wlchlte. Ke_. Melbourne, PJorid. I f "
Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1957-02-20
