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H~~~fB ~~dU~n~:re(~~shed I RUSSia Surprises Big ·Four; To Adopt Calm Attitude to death Wed~sday 4n a stam- Off G 2 Ch • I WASHINGTON (IP)- President ~~t~sof :~;:\~~Ii~I::;e~~~rt~~ ers ermans olees President Receives Gaucho Knife !~:n~:r~:~ln~e!~e~:ieri~:fl~~:~ wash their SillS away. OUiclaJs in the world, and urged AmerlcalUl said a first count showed 315 dead BEFILIN (IP) - Soviet Russia ,------10 take a ealm attitude toward but the toll may reach 1,000. jarred the Big Four conferences ity. The East zone bas about 18 atomic a,e problem~ . The tragedy occurred at the Wednesday with a s urprls pro- million of G rmany's 68 million. Such an attitude, the President junction here ot the Ganges and po al5 for a plebiscite offering alii American delel:aticn orticlal.s I b bl h t Sec Junna Rivets where the bathers Gennans this choice: alliance wlthl regarded the plebi clle iSsue as • !~ ~~:ns:r~h:rl~S ~. aWIlSO~e~;~ had ,athered for the great Kl4mbh the West or an early peaee trealY lnol worth comment ot their pre, In mind In (! xpresslnl a wish Mela Festlval-one ot Ihe hoJjest impoSing neutralization. briefing after Wednesday's session. Tuesday that "we could quit ratU- In the Hindu religion. French Forei,n Minister Bi- I bo Prime Minister Nehru and Pres- dault, as the day's chairman, led BO 3 M M Ing the atom c mb." Ident Rajendra Prasad, who came the Allies in brW5hing aside the 19 ay eet Asked at a news conlerence how for the ceremol1les, remained to newest Kremlin scheme as a Um - W"th R d Ch ° air power and new weapons could supervise the grim tltSk or caring killing propaganda maneuv r. , e Ina be a deterrent to war " II the ene- 101' the dead and Injured. Taking the t100r for an hour'.' 0 K P my gets the Idea that we will not 1,01' InJured denunciation ot the Europeun D~- l n orean eace use them," Eisenhower rcmarked H~"pital~ treated at ,least 1.000 tense Community in which WC'l B~RLIN lIP -Diplomatic source :~t~II'm~h:: ~:rhaa~d "~~~dS~'~~h:~t; per. .. ~ .. Injured In var> InB detree. Germany would contribute trooJlS' lsaid W d d i ht th th (SUI Ph.l. .rvl•• , But ha~ried o!ticla~ said the ex- Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov W e nes ay n g cree that bl, and bombastic talk Is the JlEWCOMER TO TtlB NAVY Luelle McKlUerick learns that re~- act toll mllv never be known. closed wi th thiS challenge: e tern powers ure 5tudying a I thin, thal m ll ke! other pcople 11110" In the three branche. of the service are otten mucb alike, a A pontoon bridge collapscd at "Should one not propose to hold proposal to. meet with Commu~ afraid. ~ likes Ii look at army rerulatlolll with officers of the army .nd the height ot the stampede, senrl- a peoples' plebiscite throughout nlst China In a :even-natlon Ko~ President GIY~. Vie... air I_ree ROTC prorrams at SUI. Polntlnr out sfmJlarltie. are Col. Inl bodies plungint Into the river. Germany In order to determine Of) rean peace conference. The chlel executive gave these "'alter E. Sewell, cenler, army ROTC commandant. and Lt. Col. R. Milling eleph~nts added to the whose side the German people. They reported the seven would views Il,ainst this background: tI'. Joiner, a ..oclate profellllor of air sclenee and tactics. 1\11 Me- horror at the scene. They had stand: on the sIde oC the Bonn mclude Nort~ Ilnd South. Korea, Ji&.,rkk, Burlln~'on senior at the university, wl11 be comml . Ioned ., been 1'lci.!en to thc river by naked and Paris treaties the European the Soviet Ynlon. Commun~t Chl- A statement he ,ave congress Sodhus-holy mell. army and the We t German pea;:e na, the United State~, Brltam and Tue day confirming that the U.S. la cnta,n In the Na,'al Reserve at a special eeremony Saturday France sct ott in the Pacltic In 1952 _ -mlnr In Colonel Sewell'. otrlce and \\ill receive a B.A. de~ree According to Hindu religious contl'8ct or on th side oC the Th • d . . h -r lore the mythical Saraswall River peace treaty') e plan is un er stud~ by BIll. ahead of Russia - " t e Clr t tull *SUI's mld·year commeneement Saturday afternoon. _ also joins with the. Ganges and. "Then we would h ave a clear Three pOlitical ('xperts. ( AI' Wlr ..... I.' scale thermonuclear explo Ion in ~ Jumna at Allahabad, a city of answer to the question oC who IB It they. do Ildopt it. the BIR PRE IDENT £ 1 E~nOWER lake a Urur ua an raueho knife Irom history" and took "the tlnl step in 'M' M K· tt 'k Pope's (ondl"'I"on about 260 OCJu n of l\fontevldeo, rUl'uay, pre Ident I The granUn .. of congression.1 ., Gte 0 ° Sh I Relll10Ql EmotloJi fllrh time." Molotov shortly in II secret ses- of Rotary InternaUon.al. landln( behind thent are peneer Hann, authority tor the P~nlagQn to 110 IQ e O~mISSIOn, OWS mprovemenl, The Kumbh Mela occurs only Bidault, a staunch defend"r \If ion or Ihe Big Four talks. lett, director of public relation for Rotary, and Hal eT B. Knapp' lahcad with all around-the-world ree Saturday V" P S once every 12 y ars. But rell,lous the European "rmy at the Ber!;o Accordln, ~o Inrormant th Fllrmlnrdlll(', N.Y., tlr t "lce·prt Ident of Rotary. Eisenhower was system of base for storing atomIc Deg emation ran. especinlly high al conference, imm diutcly attackcd tormula is de~1 ned to have the, ~ Invited to addrt the Rotar I'olden annlvenary co nvention in bom~s. Eisenhower said he hadn't . The routine of navy lite will atl can ap er aYS Wednesday's observance because thc plebiscite as something thal effect: Chlcaro In I lay, 1955. a word to say on that. lOOn take the place of college Hindu astrologers had proclaimed would be "forced" on Germany's! 1. It wou ld leave Inl, cl thc two- • Di M b,tt t classes for an SUI coed who will VATICAN CITY (IP)- The otri~ it Mauni Amavasya - new moon 68 million people. I ide prinrlpl 8. laid down la t I k 5 l' C . lieU.. aaT u e I receive her bachelor of arts degree I I V li er . . eclipse day. This is only a myth . He told Molotov that Ih Edell yellr in the UN g!'neral a.', embly S 0 IS I T.he news conference tl\J"hp(i on duri ng the university's mid-year wea a can ~. ewspap a.g~ln ical eclipse, but in, the eyes of the plan, by which the We.~t en vls- rellolution on th shape and form e pur n m pro m e a Wide variety of subjects-Includ- cOmmencement exercises Satur- ednesday descl.Jbed the cond.'lJon Hindu religious It affords a pre- (lge Germany uniting by lrce of the Korean peace conCel·ence. • k ling collee. day. o.f ailing Pope Plus XII as con- clBe momenl tor a spiritual cleons- election ami making lt~ own de- The Soviet Union: Communist On Br Ie er A edt The Pre Ident said the reason Lucile McKlttel'ick A4 Burling- tmulng to improve. But concern ing which occurs only once In cislon afterwarcl on alliance~, ful- Chin nd North Korea would sit m n men j he expreued a personal intercst ton, will be the lirst sur coed to over his healt~ persisted as the 77- many ieneratlons. till dan.: wOl'thwhil object thut on the Communist side of the ta- , last week In high coltce prices be commisslorted In the United year-old PontIff remained seclud- Atler a night In 1\ cold drizzle, the Rus!;lan might have in mInd ble: lh U.S., Britain, France and WASHINGTON tA') - Pre ~ l------was that he has been one of, the States Naval Reserve immediately ed In his Vatican apartment. the pilgrims watched a procession A Brltish delegation llPokesmanlsouth Koren would ·It on the UN dent Eisenhowel' rerused Wedn!! '- Pre.~ident to negotiate with tor- grellt coffee drinkers of ,the U.S., following graduation from college. L'Osservatore Romano denied of 2,000 naked Sndhus and their dl'mis ed the "Molotov plebiscite'· side, Iday ~o endorse any of the ~om- elgn nallom., He added that it any as mo t sOldlen are. The President Sbe will receive her commission pUblished reports that an English lenders,. astride elep~ants, march Wednesday ~ight a· a l'idlcul~u 2. It would go S(1me way 10- prolnJ,e versions of the Sll~'ker compromi c d.oe. n't "hamstJ'iOIl" /told reporters a week ago the In a ceremony Saturday at 10 a.m, specialist who had treated King to the flver. Under Hlodu reli,lon sideshow d lined by th Ru Ian ward meeting Flus la's project for trcaty-po\\ r amendmcnt now the Pr('!;ld nt It would mel'ely be &:ove rnment has be""n a tuJl- calc \11 the oUice of Col. Walter E. George VI hnd been called :for they were entitled to be first tv to hide his. refusal to I t G.el·mony, a 131, Five parley which would heading (~I' a critical S I'l . of an empty gesture to mclli1~ Bric- Investigation ot r\$lrig colfee Sewell, professor and head of the COnsultation on the Pope's health. plunge into the waters. choosc .thNr OWI1. leaders In free- tn ·Iude Red ChIna and would lest vot In the ~eJlate. kl.'r who he . aid, "is an~ous to price. I department of milltary science and The King died ot a thrombosis in Orew NervoQl dom WIth u ml slon of concluding seek to eas~ world tension . At The President declined specific Iaste,n onto some Cace-savmg de- The 24-min\lte que!'!ion and ao- tlI~lics at SUI. 1952 after he had been opel'ated on But thc milliolUl waiting grew a pea,ce. Molotov· dcman~s a 50- the (lme time, it would not sacri- comment 011 any or thesc Pl'OpO~- vIce.'. swer exchange ranged ovel' tbcse Lt Nova N Kimsey USNR for cancer or the lung Increasingly nervous. A lew pusr· 50 vOIce for the Communi t..' In 11ficc Western insistence that only' uls. But he told his news con! I'~ The senate 8 Republlcan lead- h t I . Burlington , wlli swear Miss Mc~ The statement by ~he Vatican ed ahead to reach the water~ at provisional all-Gel'mon govcrn- situations in which Red ChinR Is el~ce . he will not comp~ornlse onl! er, Sen. William F. Knowland of ot er :"'C8. • Kitterick into the service and pre- newspaper did not erase growing the time of. the prescribed myth- ~t as ~rst ~ep tow ~ directly involv d should be dl - Iblt In any way. whlch would California, an.nounced he would l' h~ er am ~4hDtD' to lil'lt Iellt her comnlis ion as an ensign. concern felt here and throughout ologlcal ecllps~ . and th~ push I cussed. change the traditIOnal balance of push for a qUIck yote on ~me of trea,,r-makln, po .... ers - ~e ch er The Burlington coed will be mak- the world for the condition of the was on. Inform '"on Age 3. It would te, t Red China's power IIrnoni the three bnnch' the omendments to Bricker s orJg- executive repeated he won t com: ina service in the navy il three- head of the Roman Catholic The Sadhus sought to protectl a I ncy peaceful Intentions and might of redenll government. lnal proposal and hold night s~ - promise one Iln,le word when It ""'Y f 01'11 t adl· t ·o " 'hen phe I h themselves with thrusts of the I th r C 11 Eisenhower contends the CO:1- sions in order to dispose ot the colne to changing the tradJUonAl ." a y r J n .. ~ e lurc . I tid d t ffs h c ear e way or a 0 owup con- . . iss . b I f hI"'" flit! on a c tiv dut Ma I for the .....II oni s ee an woo en sa t ey Free dR'om eques e d I d . stitutionul amendment pl'oposert ue thlS week. a ance 0 power among t e e ••s - navy bas fig:red Yin t~e 'lives of '1'lle Vuilean announced Jan. 26 use In the jungles against wild ~~~~cde:a~~e~C~I:I~'e~C~e :;e~~~ by S n. John W. Brick~l' (R-Ohlo) ~nowland told reporters he Is latlve, judlcia.1 and executive bran- bqth her father and her fiancc. lh.~t the Pope w~s. S~~~Crlng [rom beasts. WASHINGTON liP)- A Iour- China's slnccrll' belore oin In-I would hamstring him In the con_ ,l>at lsrJed the amendm~nts offered ches ot govelnment. Miss McKitterick's lather Dr a slight indisposJlio . Police swung clubs to break up man advisory commission on the tId hi) : Ik g duct of foreign affairs. Chang!'s by the' GOP leadership Tuesday 2 Buitell-It can't be priced oui John C. McKitterick. Burll~gton : ~he solid wall of pressing humau- government's overseas 'Informa'Hon 0 any n oc na peace a s. proposed by both the Republican are \\'ith/,n the limits set by the of the market arid stili let used, aretired captain in the naval rc- Ity. prOgl'am recommended to con,ress SUI T 0 B'd and Democratic leadership In the Pr sid nt s statement the President said. H repeated II!rve medical corps, will be 0'.: The devout bellevc that if Wednesday th:lt the new United I 0 pen I S senate have failed to win his sup.1 "The e amendment.s make no that sometblng has to be done. hand Saturday to congratulate his ~eath occ.urs 0 the Kumbh Mela, States Information agency "bc 0 B 'I P ° port so far. basic change In the concept ot co-/ 3 Reee,.I.1l _ EI ehhower said daughter when she receives her It assures direc passage to heav- spared further special invesliga.l n 01 er rOlect Bricker sa.vs his proposed equal branches ot the government he ~uPpO~d that wc have receded cq,mrnisslon. Mrs. McKitterlck will tions by congressional commit- amcndment Is necessary to pre- and [ would "strOngly oppose an . from somethJn8 because not every- also at'ftnd the ceremony tees." I Bids for Ihe Installment of a. new vent Amel'ican Uberties being tak- uch change, Knowland said. thl . t k d Th '" . b 'l . SUI' I • III b .. ng U! a a pea to ay. e way \M!Bs McKitlerick's flance, En- P d. B. The advisory group urged con-, 01 er In s power pan.": e en away by mternatlOna! agrec- he put it, we are going through a lien· Don Rosche, is stalloned 'lit re ICt Itter gresslonal investigators to with- opened al 2 p.m. today, ':eol ge R. ments. Among other thlllg5 hI. D A tt k readjustment that alwa s follows Athens Ga. where the couple wi\] holdhold their fire on the grounds Parizek, assistant supermtendent amendment would prevent treat- emos OC y ft;e followi'ng their wedding Feb. 5 t F· ht tbat the new agency "is off to a or planning and construction, an- ies [rom taking erred as domestic •• an emergency. • . IT In ' BUrlington. Rosche, a 1953 en. a e Ig good start" and should be given nounced Wednesday. law unlcss both houses of eon'I' ~s Top Off,c,al In such a situation, he said, lOU i-adu&te of SUI and formerly from "an opportunity to prove itself." The new boIler will replace a or, in some ca cs, the tate legis- h\lve t9 moye 'as IntcJ1Jlentty as Bettendorf, was named "Outstand- Over Beeson The govemm'cnt's information ptesent exisling unit and will pro- latul'CS, passed law to carry the 0 T ~ I you cnn, remembering that the ~g Fraternity Man of the Year" network, which includcs the Voice duce about double the output of treaties out. . n a x ssue pros pertly 01 the country lies in II the university during his senior . WASHINGTON (IPJ- Albert C. ot America, has been the targetj the present boiler. Sen. Thomas C. Hennmgs JI·. the prosperity ot its masses, and 11ar. Beeson, whose nomination to the during the past year or separate Bidding is not lor the entire (D-Mo) attacked the Brickel' pro- WASHINGTON (IP) _ William not in that ot a tew corporations. Miss McKitlcrlck completed six National Labor Relations Board iuvestigations by Sen. Joseph Mc- project, but only for the major pOsal in 11 senate speech and de- McChesney Martin J r. chairman t. Mlnh•• m Wal'e -Eisenhower , Weeks of basic training in the bas stirred a hornet's nest of Cat thy's (R-Wis.) subcommittee part ot it, Parizek aid. Iclared: "Nothing constructive fOI of the federal reserve 'board ran said he still thinks a boost at this vy's Reserve Officers Candidate ~ Democratic and union oPPo 'ltlon, and a foreign rclatlons investlgat-I With an output of 80,000 pounds our country can come out of thes.: into new Democratic fire Wednes~ particular time would be ot ques- irh

Pate !-mE DAlLY lOW ~-Iowa CII., la.-Thun., Feb. 4. 195-1 Con stitutiona I GENERAL The Daily Iowan Interpreting THURSDAY, FEBRUARY------4, 1954--~------the News room In the PublUhftl dail7 .. xcept Sund.7 and , ••d a~rf'ft. U .. I.. en en .11 ser .. lcl': Fred " Pown.n. Publlsh~r J.M. M.neIlIy and le._1 holiday. by Student err." .r ... 14 ,"b rrlbpr. 1f r*.erltd Ch.rl.. E. Barnum. A lot .... t Publf.hu By ROBERT JR. CeJlter. Noticn must be Publlc.lIons. Inc.. 121 10 ..·• Ave.. 10 ..... b, • m. The ».U1' I.",·.n <-Ir(II,,".n • A oelated Pre s department. In the u'.r .t 01 • .I • • r .. ted by 2 p..m. the dar ClI)'. I ...••. EnLued a.t _and eJa DAILY 10'1'1' . l'IDITOIIIAL. 'f FF _ II maller at the _t o!tle... t low...... ID b.JI.ln(. O_b •••e anti I.~- . Forelcn Staff CitT. under the .d ot conEr.... of ... c •• 1.1 .,to (rem .. a ~ m. t ••, a •• n EdItor Jack Burrows I lint publication; '\he,. wtU J. am. fit' da)' I_,ncb 'alarda1;' am. i. 1% armaln. Editor K.!tharine Harrlo Russia's Foreign Minister V. M. be accepted by phoae, .... ".,eto ...n ."d.,. 'N.. ,.. EdlLor .• Sarah Adams Mit t ' f th aJEfoIBD OJ ~p; ASSOClATl:D PRESS ------1 Cil Editor . • Phil O'Connor 00 ov. urnlOg away or e mO- be TYPED or LEGIBLY 'I'be A tatN P..... 10 entitled ex­ from n ..o t •• Soel .. !) Editor Juhn·ln" Muhl rment from his attempt to split ehalvely to the use for Call 4191 I.nl,bt t. ports EdItor Ho,.'I.. GreenwAld t ' d tep·,blleltt..n re..-rt ne"·, Hem ••• emen·•• _,e Item.s • TEN and SIGNED by a ., . 11 the 10<11' ne.. '. AlI.I.\.Ont City Editor . Dick Solo"n~· FI'aace a way rom the Untte printed In thJ" ., ."n.aue~menll t. T.~ O,U, I ..... n...... per at ...·.11 .. all AP newt ChI,,! Photographer . Dick Pit1 N bt>l the equipment rOQm window Call 8-215 ,,; all o!h .. m.1I ub!ICrlption. $10 r . u 1Jl< ,rr ' ax . " could negotiate the nation's new tuition is paid. Lockers lit ,.. •• n ) recoin per year; .h, mont!>.. fS·&>; lbr.. OATLY IOWA. ' clnc L TION TAFP place in the world but as to --' •••• ••__11, . ______I ...... , 1:...... M.h_ months. fS 25, Circulation_____ M,r. ______Ro""rt Cronk~ w~fuerfu~w=~~"~th~r,• . . checked. b)' March 1 will locks remo,";.oM, and conttnta allegiance to EDC in yeturn for posed of. • an immediate peace treaty ending forcign occupation. It there were any chance oC the LI~RARY HOURS FOR "­ OFFICIAL D~JLY BULLETIN Allies accepting that-it was im­ INTERIM ,PERIOD mediately rejected by French For- I Friday, Feb. 5 - 8:30 cign Minister Georges BidauIt - p.m. T~UR DAY, FEB. 4. 1954 Molotov would be scared to death, Saturday, Feb. 6-8:30 For. regardless of what he might noon. • lJ}lfIVERSITY CALENDAR Items are sched ul~d In the President' orrice, Old Capitol accomplish in the way of splitting I I , Sunday, Feb. 7-CLOSED, TbUlda,., Feb. • IWa shington University, "Studies l\londa • Feb. 15 Germ~n! from the ':l~st. h~ would Monday., Feb. 8-8:30 12:30 p,m. _ University I club on the Cellular Immunology"t 10:30 a.m. - q.raduate college-IErlsk gGIVl~g up RUSdSla s. ~osltJhon m p.m. luncheon program, Towa Union. Acute Bacterial Infections," Medi- collelc of commerce lectru<'. Prof. as t ermuny an r~lsmg. opes Tuesday, Feb. cal Amphitheatre. R. B. HeflcbOwer, Northwestern thloughout the Eastetn EUlopean p,m. Saturday, Feb. I 8:00 p.m,-Phi Epsilon Kappa university, "Economics as a Me- satellites that .th.ey co~ld approach Wednesday, Feb. 10-8:30 1:45 p.m. -:- Unjverslty com- gymnastic exhibition, 1952 Swed- thod or Analvsis," senate chamber. Cre ~om by filrtln~ ~Ith the West. 12 Midnight. meocement, fi eld house. . is{1 Olympic Team, North Gym. O.C.· Bldau1t was qU1ck to P01~t out Departmental libraries will 8:00 p.m. - Basketball, MISSOUri Fieldhouse. 3:00-5 :00 p.m. _ YWCA Silver Itho t the, Germa I1S could achieve a their hours p ~ted on the her~. Tuesday, Feb. 9 Tea, PI esident's home. peace tl eaty all r1g~t t~rough a 9.30 p.m. - Pos~-game party 8:00 a,m.-5:00 p.m,-Reglstra. 7;30 p.m. _ SUI Newcomers g.ovelnment chosen 10 flee elec- GRADUATING SENIORS and dance, Iowa Ulllon. tion, Fieldhouse. club bridge, Iowa Union. hons.. , ~ElA'J(,FANS( plan to work for graduate nuda:r. Feb. '1 1:30 p.m.-University Club Des- 8:00 p.m. _ Archaeological in- I And. by .domg so, t.~ey. would ' IT LOOkS l\KE and who are members of 2:00-5:00 p.m.-Tea dance, Riv- sert-Party Bridge, Iowa Union. stitute, Prof. A, D. Tushingham, not be glVI?g up then rJ¥h~ to Sigma, .freshman honor er Room, Iowa Memorial Union. 6:1),0 p.m.-Triangle Club Picnic Queens college, Ontario, Sham- ('hoose theIr own assoclahons A LONG, lONG. should get -in touch 2:00 - 5:00 p, m. - D u pi i cat e Supper, Iowa Union. baugh lecture room. Ubrarv. when they .are once mOl e free. FIGHT""" If Harry H. Crosby, faculty , ,""", Brid,e, 1\unporch, Iowa Union. Wednesday, Feb. LO Tuesday, Feb. 16 ' The Berlin .conr~rence has now of SUI chapter, at room }III. 7 ;30 p,m.-Union Board Movie, 7:30 a.m.-Second Scm est e I' 8:00 a,m.-5:00 p,m. _ Collegiate degenera ted mto .Just what was I Old Armory Temporary. Tilt lI¥y Little Chickadee," Lounge, Classes Begin. Chamber of Commerce ~areers expected-an eCfol t by both Sides tional Phi Eta Sigma uch Iowa Union. . Thursday, Feb. 11 conference, senate and house to make as :n propaganda, aS j offers two $300 ~~IIUIIUl!l:U'" 8;00 p.m.-Iowa M,ountaweers 7:30 p.m.-Student Co u n e i I, chamber, O. C. they can fOI t~e courses which yea r on thE'! basis of the Travelogue, Warren Miller, "Wan- House Chamber 0 C 4:00-5:00 p.m.-Student-!aculty they arc pursuing, without ~ny scholastic record evidl!nce derlne Skis", Macbride audltor- 9'00. -.J2'00 p.m,-' . Tnang ' I e Cl u b corr e hour (chemistry•. pharmacv • ofhope {ens'ons of compromise or relaxation ative ability, evidence of tum. IPartY-Dance, Iowa Union. political science, history). lounge, Th ' ~ S· d'd 't t t t . t ------1cial need, prornJse of HOBday, Feb. 8 unday, Feb. 1<1 • library. , this ~on'fc're~c~, :n~n it~ ~~a:l~r~ chosen field, and • 8:00 a,m.-5:00 p.m.-Registra- . 2:00-5:00 p.~.-Tea dance, RlVer . \\ ednt'~day" Feb: 11 were well aware oC what was very ly members of Eta tiO!l, Fieldhouse. loom. Iowa Union. . 8 ..00 p.m, - University lecture, likely to happ n. They tell into it eligible for those gilt s cll,ola~_ C%r elevision· Local deadline for appliClltiolll " '10 pm-College of Medicine 2:00-5:00 p,m, - D up lIe ate Bons Goldvosky, lounge, Iowa Un- b . W' t Ch h'll k t ·r . '. . " , ecau~c lOS on urc 1 ep , lecture, Dr. W. Burny Wood Jr., bridge, sunporch, Iowa UOion. Ion. talking about a top-level eonfer- (For in'~nnatiOD rerardlnr dates beyond this schedule see reservations in the office of the Presldent,ence which was even less desir­ Old Capitol) " able, and because it might be used Attempt r 0 S()/ve Cha II enges :~~;'::Sm~S::~N~: to demonstl'ate te{ France that the Union, x2240, between 2 there was ho settlement in sight By CENTRAL PRE S p.m. week days. and so no alternative to EDC. NEW YORK _ Certainly the f'ood Store ' Owner Develops Print~r-P~oofre~der One or the, interesting things most exciting thing in tele~ision THE AMERICAN abou,t Molotov s ':1aneuvermg at these days is thl' sheer magic of of Managepten~ Is Berlin has b~e~ hiS const~nt ref-.I COIOI', Though not yet shared with contest which requires " ' . ,. Examination Listed erences to Brltam and particularly the general public, hopes and of a biography on an Ito the U.S: as t~e au\hor~ of lPlans are materializing to bring it listed in Wbo's Who. Tb,e DaHle Against (of lee Prices \By Civil Service EDC,. to 19nore entirely into the nation's living rooms in will receive a four-year ch~OSlng WASHINGTON (JP) _ Carlos ------tha~ It onginal.!'? as a French plan the ne'lr future. scholarship. Further in(~ ".. . k t I ht W d d The United States civil service de. lgned to ulJllze German po~er Rec('nUy. In New York, NBC, is available in 108 Schaefler .... a. rela ep r g on e nes ,ay said, 'l'Id Wec'lnesday, while he: cOlllmissiotl h8" dnn mc ct exam- r-'V-at-, ... l ~e without d'vlng ~ h hi h h h - ~ u, " = ~ " • ,~ .' ~tagcd a trin I color telecast for the wlI S one-man war on t e Ig was talking, a couple ot building inMion:; fOI' TilTiJll 'pl' fIl~r-tll'dof- the Germans an autonomous army. advertising agenC ies and client. ALL price ot coffee, ,even under the inspect~I's dl'ove up. reader positions paying S2.80 an ,Once 111 the cOl1rel'e~ce, the AI- The audience gathered at the Cen­ second semester fraternity threat ot a $300 fmc. The Hispectol's took some notc,-; hour in the government printing IJes have given no .slgn that, as tel' theatcr to view this phenome-, ing may register now at the Gal;cia runs a small food stor' and ;Lsked how big lhe signs were. office in Wa 'hinglon, D. C. was fearc. d by some, llioean be use,d non through fl· ·'e televl's'LOll mO,ll'- f ternHy Business Sllrvice, loca iIG 8 couple of miles from the White "Thirteen and a half inches Th I! h ~ I b R t k th • " 'Ii ,. eel .. G' . I hI' I e comm 5S on ,,5 a so an- .Y USSLa 0 wea en Clr POSI- tors. Their products never looked the office of student affairs, H OUSd e. n e speclO zes In Import across, d al'CI9 .alC, w en Ie ( nounced examinations for student lion. They lace another week or b II ' versily hall, Rushing will f 00 9. • measur~ one. . aid trainee positions paying S2.- more of haggling and recrimina- e CI', • • .,' Feb. 8. When the pric~ or colfee wen. The Inspectol's took a few mOl e \950 and $3,175 a year for positions tion. But they are sti 11 solid on the ,Everythmg In color teleVISIon IS up, GarcIa deCided something notes. shook hand' all around, and. II l' ld I h . t h ' . t Th g bigger, brighter, and more compll- should be done, Se he hand-Ietter- Jett. In le 1C , soc elms ry, p YSICS. ~~~rB~~~~ ~vith~~t ~=~lin; f~~:~ cated than black and white,. Color THE UNIVERSITY COO ed two small signs and put them I n:athe~atlcs . meta.llurgy. and en- to do anything merely for the sake req~ lre s three times more lIg'nt to tive Baby-Sittlng league boct in his store window F t D cl P /. ,gll1eenng located 111 vanous Ced- of a see.:ning and worth Ie s agl'ee- register, the monst:ous cameras be in charge of Marilyn "Coffee delivery ~rotection bY.\ or 0 ge 0 Ice l erall'l~e ,n~ies in Washington, D. C., lTlent. contain three lubes mstead oC one. from Feb. 2 until Feb. 16. Bl'ihk's," one read. "Easy,.payment A t 6 Y h and \'ICtnltr' . A color television camera must be desiring a sitter or info1l!1l plan illliured by the Republican rres out 5 To qual~fY for pr~nter-proof------warmed up for four hours bQlore about the group may telepb Ol1/ aciminjstration federal wal'el1ouses I Ch h Th It reader pOSitIOns, applicants. must Russl"an PI"lois Flew using it-it must also be on at 6533. at Ft. Knox." n ure e 5 pass a written test and must have test pattern for an hour and a half. The other said: IcomPletcd a printer's apprenticc- J f "K W The control room of the colo]' Huge color cameras have three lubes instead of one. THE MOYER GROUP or Offers Trad- FT. DODGE (JP)- Two Corpus ship of five years, or have had five e S In orean ar tclevision studio is manned by two ,. e . Christi church theets, describ d by years 0/ practical experience in ' Congregational church will W ' II tr d ! I rows of engineers. Six are seated he e WI a e ,Your car. .01' one police as "about as low lIS any the printer's trade. In addition G I CI k S. . a pancake supper at t pound ot coffee If you Will trade reported here" were solved \\led- they must have had responsible enera ar ays sid~ by si~f i~ \~e ~~Ck ttier! f~~r and , tray were painted n graph equally well. Combination from 5 to 8 p.m. Thwrsday, the .pr~ent administration tor nesday with the arrest oC six teen- experience in reading book, maga- e~gmeers an, . e u'ec or, In e gray-this solved the p~ob- of col.or can be most dramatic as 4. Blueberry and plain palIIff something betler," age boys zine or dailv newspaper proof NEW YORK (JP) _ Gen. Mark flont row. Th~. In companson to lem. It appeared on the mOnt tor, techmcolol' has demonstrated, will be served with sausage.~ G •. h th ht th' .' black and white quadruples the ., th . ve the 'lIrJ i n l' Wh't . th lIth t ust ' ... , arela says e. oug e Five or the youths llleaded guilty There is no maximum agc limit. W. Clark says Russian pilots fJe\v .' '. g.lvmg e VIe'. I' 1 S 0 0 I e lS e on y co or a m salad and colfee. Adults 75c, .. SIVlS wel'e only ~ Joke, but he had to charges oC' breaking and nter- For the student aid trainee ex- Red Mig jet fighter lllanes in t nun;.b~~ of te~~I1JC1"~~~. solve 51l" r, but elimInated ~he glare. ,be toned to a.n off-willte. ,thOUgh dren 50c. Children under 5 starled a reactJon that was to ing before Police Judge Elmo Mc- amination aplllicants must pass a Korean War. 0 Poems e be g d by Making up the performer fOr a on the screen It appears as Its true re/aeh to the top ot Washington's Cormick The sixth youth entered ~' ritlcn te~l and be colle"e sopho- "Ever since MIG's tirst ap- th~ toPfmen ~~otha~e.tofn.ther'l1- color presentation is an art in ii- coior, , ~ ·f . MAGAZINE X HAl! c ty gODv.ertn.mtenft.C l b' I a plea ~f innocent to a similar mores or juniors who;e major peared in North Korean skies in se ves Hromll "e detc mCeoc~sl ca self. A noted cosmetician hAS per- Though the technical problems pared an info sheet for IS n c 0 0 urn la re,u a- INo e b ' 1950 th h b eras 0 f 0 ywoo 0 ex r I eft· d t f I! thO f d' t th ' tlons rohibit si ns in windows charge. All. were bouQ(! o~el' to study is in on,e of th~ fields listed ,v mel, ,e;e as een talents and lend their knowledge ec e il seere orm.l1 a , or IS 0 any n~w me .13 are many a • e just how to submIt your Pth d gt· th . I • the grand Jury and held 1n the above. The first written test for Widespread speculatIOn wheth t thO d' purpose. It is offered JI1 stlck form onset, thiS particular one Jla s re- and cartoons. Anybod)' 011 un Iess ey a vel' Ise e p ace 0. Soviet pilots were at the contrats" 0 IS new me ta. d ' r d t II th d d' d II 'th t'd ' business. Only exceptions: two county jail in licu of bonds of student aid lJ'ainee will be, held .' 'One network has Art Director an. IS app Ie 0 (1 e expose me Ie .lem WI e~per gUI. - is invited to submit small signs may be put in if they $1,000 each. on March 27, 1954, and applicants ys the fo~ mer United Nations Dick Day at the helm. Day a five POl ts of the body. nnce. It IS a breathtakmg ex pen- the next issue, deadline advertise something "of in.terest Claude L. Dennis, 18, and Ed- wishing to be sche~uled f?r ~hat co~m~nder In Kor~.a . II he time Oscar winner, didn't' realize ,Ears cause much notice if not e.ncD ~o see color television for t.he is Feb. 8. See your stories to the community" ward Echelbergcr, 18, both of Ft. test must have theIr appitcatJons UN I c n S?y ~atego Ica y ~ < 1 what a tremendous .impact televi- gIven the full treatment - even first ttme whcn one stops to realize work in print! See your .AO Fl' "-t Dodge, were charged with the on file not. later than March 2. ' C ~mmant POh!>Sesstehs taR\Jequjatc sion had until he traveled through small. shapely ones. Were it not that it is being transmitted print! Address inquiries to ." ne oe D 24 th ft r b t $3 f' 9 4 In or,,,atlOn 0 s Ow a ss an ,... th I th' It' , Clark King, assistant corpora- ec. e 0 a ou 0 10m 1 5. ," . pilots _ sometimes in conslder- the midwest and saw the countless for lighten In? them With make-up. ro~g 1 e airwaves. s pure ZinC X, 208 CommuncaU~ tion counsel' , said anyone who is the ehur~ h poor box. EChelberger, ~urthel Informatton and appll- able numbers _ in fact did en- television antenna on the \'oo(s 0 the brlgh~ lIghts. would perm,late magic! ter, or phone x2358 .. Do It warned and fails to comply with pleaded Innocent. cahon forms may be obtamed from g , ls ' b t the homes in the rural areas. them, photographmg them a bnght ---- get in on the next bIg issue. thl! regulation, can be f1n~d poo. ROQert Patton. 18, Q! near Ft. the U:S. Civil Service Commission, a'~;h~u:~i~en~~ ~~~u~~s our pi- . Day ,says: "I am· t.h~·iI1ed by the pink. , Iowa CI"fy Recel"ves' When Garcia heard tl'llS, he Dodge, and ~a ck Myers, 16, AI- Washmgto.n 25, D, C. . lots' reports of intercepted ex~ lmmedlacy of teleVISIOn. In PIIC- Hands, though gr aceful .. and THE IowA , went IntoJicUon again. Wednesday gona, a c~usm of Patton's. were . For pl'l!lter-prooCreader P?SI- changes in Russian on the MIGs tures, it takes days to do what the prett~ ,under normal conditions. club will meet at 8 p.m." he placed in his window one of charged With a $1.2 theft from the h~ns, applications s houl~ ?e flled intercom systems, and the testi- television cameras can do momen- magnrtled under .the scrutinY of $30,735 from State Feb. 4, in the Community those appeals tor money to tight churc~ on ~an . 22. ~ I th the Board of U.S. CIVil S~r v- mony of returned UN waL' pris- tarily. It was strange. at fil'st, to the colo,r lens ~Ith.out make-up An interesting program polio. And to it he attached ,DaVid Phlpps, 18, Ft. Dodge, and ~ce Exa~lIl ers, G~vernme~t Prmt- that they talked with Rus- look into the television cameras would give the Illu ~lon of an ad- '53 L" P f.f given and visitOrs arc invited. nnoth&, hand-lettered note: "Is Richard Felha\'er, 18, ot ncar Ft. 109 Office, Washmgton 2~, D. C.; ~ian combat pilots while in North and see tubes and bulbs instead -of vanced case of dIshpan hands. "quor ro I S this sign illegal, too? We don't Dod ~e. were . chargE!~ with a Sl for stu~e~t aid. trainee, ~vith t~e Korean prison camps." mm." lher~fore, a light powder base is sell poll,!," Garcia said his only theft ~t a service station. U. S' . CIVil servIce commISSIOn ,lIl The retired general writes in There arc various problems to applied to soften bony structure Iowa City received $30,735.03 as women's honorary object was to attract attention to Poltce said the youths also ad- Washmgton, Both of the examlO- Collier's magazin e out Wednes- be faced in presenting a color tele- and black out (hc creases and ganization, will be the "f,h prIce of eof~ee. mitted laking dynamite caps and ations are open until lurther no- that:' vision show. Any prop or person veins. its 1953 share of a state liquor Feb, 9 in the wn,m"'n'~ "The signs stay until I get no- gasoline on other occasions. tice. "Our air force and navy carrier being photographed is subject to . Colors of the new magic arC control 'commission fund totaling ucntion building. tice - in writing," Garcia saie!. planes ruled the skies as far special make-up if lieeded. vivid and beautiful. AIJ photo $8G7,790, reprcsenf.ing five per for 10-11 a.m, and 4-5 . Tu'esday a city comissionct' drove north as they were allowed to fly For example, an exquisite silver cent of the commission's gross details, contact Sue Morse by to look at the signs, Garcia -t:1p to the Manchurian 'borde service was being used to advertise WSUI PROGRAl:4 although we actually had slightly a brand 01 coffee. The bright lights I". profits for last year. STUDENTS WlSHtNG · · G aircraft of aIJ types than caused a glare on the silver, The The moncy is allocated to mu- ceive the certifiCate OJ Si OUX Catlan ets the Communists had MIGs alonet" coffee pot, sugal' bowl. cream rAttNDAR nicipalities under state law in two studies In February, I~, ~ ... y.:.t.~ S· Clark also says there was a \, 1:1:' annual payments. ' see Prof. Erich Funke at ~ "", entente Communist plot to kill President- P 'bl R Z • Iowa City reteived 13,907.80 Schaeffer hall before Ftll. Eisenhower when he visited 0551 e e- onlng b • .,d.y. February t. 1O'I~ as the second-ha IC payment this slouX CITY (A') - FrJhcis shortly after the 1952 elec- 01 L I 8:00 Morning Ch.pel week. The city received $16,82 7.2 3 3 Derby, 28, Sioux City, Wednesday tion. 3 oea Lots ng ~:;r:IOU' Group. of Amerlc. as Its share of the fund for the Ct1ildren Di. was sentenced to three years in a "w h d . tIl' 9:20 KI Lchen Conc~rt e a 10 e_ Igence To 8 C .d cl 9:45 Women'. Feature tirst six months of 1953. I J federal penltentlary on a charge of that the enemy was infilka e onsl ere 10 :00 New. Cities may use the money they n esu p Bla" traniporting a woman in interstate Is . t th Sol a a t as. I 10:15 The Bookshel( agen In 0 e e u re 0 - 10:45 Family Albuln receive as they wish. Iowa City JESUP (JP) _ commerce for the purpose ot prOs- sassinate Mr. Eisenhower," Clark A public hearing will be held in \1 :00 Let·, Sin. includes the fund in the city bud- b d t d ath WE~dni~s\IIY, 'l t1tution. relates. the council chambers at City hall 11 : 15 MUllc In March Time get. Officials estlmated that they w;en e fire ' t!P"trClvtII , • t 7 30 F 'd F b 2 h 11 '30 MUSic in Block and White n~~~e He had pleaded guilty to the President Syngman Rhee's a: !l.m. 1'1 ay, e. 1 ,on t e 11 ;45 Bonjour M~.dame. wo~ld receive $3 0,000 for 1953 [arm home 2!h miles charge prevIously. tor a rousing reception were can- possible re-zoning ot three lots at 11 :59 Prayer (or Peace which goes mto the 1954 budget. he 'e I I . Meanwhile, the perjury trial of celed after the reports w!!re re- River st. and Riverside drivc. irgg ~~~~hm Rambles Neighbors Donald Hanson, 35, Sioux City, be- ceived. Special precaution., were The Iowa City planning and 12 :45 Sln~lng A'nerlc'ns . .. h h ' 1,00 MUllc.1 Chats Reorganized Boy Scout dren as Allen pn in-federal court bet'e Wednes- taken in the movements of Cia zonmg commlsslo:l W ose e mr- 1:55 World of Idea. Ronnie Lee day before Judge Henry N. Ora- and the President's son, Maj. J,ohll man is Prof. Allen C. Tester of th e 2:10 Penny (or Your Thoughls Troop To Meet Tonight Pamela Jean Schroeder, ven! Eisenhower, to avoid tipping off geology department, wlll con- ~ : ~ r~:~;~;err~~ l~:::i';,a children of Mr. an~ IiJS. Pte case against Hanson is the the enemy of Elsen/tower's 'arr\v I d"ct the hea ring. 2;45 Excursion. in Sclente Reorganized Scout troop 209 at Schwede,. , K D W b B G I 3'00 Radio Child Study Club oUtirowtb of his testimony before 10 orca. I r. ester . e man, 3: 15 Here'. to Veterans Lincoln school will hold its' first Firemen, searchin' Ute" U.s, Commissioner Wilfred Forker - City physicia{l. recently petitl 3:3n News regulllr meeting today at 7 p.m. hal;! recovered, the b~les on Oct. 9, 1953, during Derby's ,~ ~ ; ROBS GROCERY STORE the cl!y council for p.ossib~e re- ~ : ~g ~!:ct"t;~1ol~1\ R~~r~'~lour, at the school. two of the children. arraignment on the white slavery __...... , ~.. ... DES MOINES (JP) - A thief, zoning of the lot locahons In 01'- 4:30 T ea Time ' I The troop h(1s a roster of 11i Mrs. Schroeder dlarge. .~ ~ ,,-- ... ~'1Ii ·with an eye on the higH cost ot del' that professional office build- ~:~ ~:~~ .. en" Hour scouts, It had been inactive but when she entered tilt Hanson accompanied Derby and ...... livi ng, broke into the Eighth s1. lngs could bI! .constructed there. 5:45 , Sporta in the past few weeks a committee house in a futIle e'1fort the woman on a trip to California , ~ _ ~ ...... , grocery here Tut!sday night and, The council referred the mailer to ::gg ~~~:r Hour of paren undertook a reol'gani- her children. S~e ..II and was charged with perjury DRIVE-IN OWNERS IN LE." VENWORTH, KAN., cu. the prlee ot police said. carted away 15 dozen the planning and 7.onlng 7:80 The Fo\J ~ hl Alone za tlol1 oC the troop. an Independence when he said he did not hear any a cup of coffee' to lout cents even thouch some restaurants around eg~, 20 pounds of sugar, 6 pounds sion tor consideration and ~!~ ~i!I~\ f:u.ld~\;!'~ ratr~. " Bill Loughran will be Schroeder waa .'coovenation about the couple or the nation have upped II to 15 cents a cUP. Customer Charles Brice of bacon, 5 pounds of cottee, 4 mendations. 9:30 BehInd Ihe Headline. ter, Clyde Walton and Richard field when the fire b'-' that he knew anything about the lJJ Introduced to the new pOlleT bT owncn Earl Stanton (left) pounds,of weinel'S, 12 cartons of The site is now iI class : :~ Lloyd-Jones will be his asS.Ist- Two older Schra,d., THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa Cltr, h.-Tbun.. Feb. 4, 1954-Pa,e I' Students Get Final Course Grades Iowa Citian Gets Friendship Lei Concert Planned ISteigleman Invited 1/52 SUI Graduate Featuring Student To Speak Before Promoted in Korea Western Newsmen A 1952 vaduale of SUI, HOWanl t Composers' Works R. Swaine, was recently promoted The works of eight student eom­ Prof. Walter A. Steigleman. to first lieutenant while servlnij! posers will bc featured in a concert head of the editorial journalism se- with the 40th inlantry division it Feb. 12 at 1:30 p.m. in North hall. quence at the SUI school of jour- Korea. The program wlll include "Pas­ nalism, bas ~n inviled to ad- Swaine i~ the son of Mrs. A. R. sacaglla and Fugue" by William dre~ ~e Wyo~ung State Prt!ss :lS- Swaine, Des Moines. His wife, I R. Boehle, G, Chadron, Neb., !~lation, meeting at Casper, Wyo. SUZ3Jlne,:l1so lives in Des Moines. Frlday and Saturday. . . . I played by Alan Rea, A4, Iowa City, Steiglemll{l will address the ban- Swallle received hIS commlSSlon piano;

"Doors Open 1:15-9:45" TWO WiVES •••• ONE IN EACH . PORT •••• HE SAILS MERRILY BACK AND F.ORTH •••• AS TH E PEOPLE OF THIS AREA WILL SEE IT FIRST! ~mif'~;lIl FFREY-. HUNTER R{ flCl, "r.ln~€IIIt'I1' " ,!1 tI ~ 111111 rrr', tll\ tne.,*'e hh torr n ')('le(tJ I Il ~ W11' ," B, nr, l H[ flO" rpt" · r ~ , I.HI",~A 1I1HI1r If 0> "' P' Y Ilf , I' Pli ,*~ STARTS FRIDAY MICHAEl RENNIE UeloVltMIIDU oa4 WMq~ -Iba Lei' WENDY HILLER ...... 0IJl geft 41DQ!j WHAT A WOH_,.,UL CMI~ Mil TN. OLD 8LOCK! -.- • TUESDAY UIi""if! WILL RoGERS, JR • ':TbeBo¥' In VIVID COLOR bJ Color Corp. FroID If AIIerica Thrills! OklaholTUl"

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Warmath Arrives 'at ' Minnesota"~~~n~so:!~~: ' Selvy Can't ~elieve Bevo , The DaiL Iowan Takes Full €ommand of GOpherS I /~~d~!:~~C:~~: , l i~~;:~~~~I~~ '~~in One Game . .. ' states are expected here Saturday points. I could never make that for a tennis forum conducted by many a game." PInpolnts Dire Need Don Klotz, IOW3 tennis coach. 1L was the all-time scoring 'T' 0 rt b k The meeting, set for 2 p.m. in champion of major college bas- Pare 4-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, Ia.-Tburs., Feb. 4, or ua er at the .field ~ouse, will. center around ketball, Frank Selvy of Furman, F a diSCUSSIOn on seUmg up succes- talking. He was talking about the MINNEAPOLIS vPl - Murray ful city-wide summer tennis pro- small college court wizard, Bevo Ferguson To Run Warmath, a candid - speaking grams. Francis. Drake Loses stranger Irom the South, took Coach~ To AUend Francis rang in 38 field goals In Millrose Games command of Minnesota's footbaU City recreation officials and Iand 37 free throws as Rio Grande Star Cager forces Wednesday and pinpOinted coaches from Iowa. Illinois and swamped Hillsdale Tuesday night A two mile race in New York's his job-finding a splil T quar­ Missouri will attend. They will 134-91. Madison Square Garden Saturday DES MOINES (JP)-Drake ba": terback. hear outlines o[ recreational ten- Saw Bevo Once night is next on the competition ketbaJl star Ben Bumbry, wbJ There was a minimum of awk­ nis programs set forth by a panel "I've seen Bevo only once-that program ot Rich Ferguson, Iowa's last December disclosed an a). wardness in the meeting between composed of J. Nevin Nichols, Ce- was a few years ago when he NCAA champion. leged attempt to "fix" a Drak the former MIssiSSippi State coach dar Rapids recreation director; played in an all-star game at Mur­ Coach Francis Cret.zmeyer and Iowa State basketball game will and his new associates. Querred Ray Forsberg, Waterloo recreation ray, Ky.," SeLvy added Wednes­ Ferguson will fly to New York be ineligible the rest ot the sea. on a wide range ot subjects at a head and Klotz. I day. "He scored only 13 points Friday for the Millrose Games. son because of low grades. news conference, the 41-year-old The panel will offer outlines al- that night but he must be some The Canadian Hawkeye will be Dr. Roy W. Bixler, Drake regis_ Tennessean was direct and occa­ ready used '\n nine Iowa and Illi- shot loday." the first Iowan to compete In an individual race in the Garden. trar, said Wednesday that Bum_ sionally whimsical. nois cities which are based upon Selvy is in town to improve up­ bry had fa il ed a three-h04r cours~ Like Teacbers Klotz' theory that "any town is a on his own three-year career rec­ automatically making him ineli. But he reflected the business­ tennis town provided you have ord. Just this week he ran his to­ Wants To Go Riding, gible lor the rest of the season" like approach to football of his enthusiastic leadership out on the tal to 1,904 points to beat the The 6-foot-2 St. Louis senia:' one-time teachers, Bob Neyland courts day after day all summer." three-year career mark of 1,888 Referred To Morticia!" has been Drake's Jeading scorer, and Red Blaik. Flrsl Time Here set by Kanses' Clyde Lovellette in Kurt Haas, a graduale student There to greet him among with 244 points for a 17 .4 avera~t 1952. in 14 games. Bumbry said !art squads of reporters and school of­ The discussion will be the tirst His Furman team plays Manhat- in psychology from New York ficials at the Gopher athletic plant of it.s kind here, for i~ ~teps out- lan at Madison Square darden city, decided Wednesday he wanl- week he feared hc wo uld "n~ was Wes Fesler, who preceded outsl.de of the usu. al c1m. lC demon~ Thlll'sday nl·ght. ed to go horsebackriding. out" becaUse of demands on h ~ (AP Wirephoto ) T I h '! . [ d time resulting from the probe o[ Warmath as Minnesota head sg atlOns 0 t ~1~Ylng skills to cen- AveraKes 38.3 ALL-TIME coring champion of e ep one m ormatIOn re erre the alleged "fix" attempt. coach. (AP Wlrephto) ter on orgaDlzmg l'ecreation pro- Tbe 6-£oot-3 jump shot speci~- major college basketball, Frank him to the Chamber of Commerce, Fesler IDRadio A WARM WELCOME awaited I\lulTay Warmatb (rlcht), new grams. . . ist from Corbin, Ky., is now aver- SelvY of Furman, shows ihe which in turn referred him to al;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio-_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiA Fesler, now in the radio busi- I\UnDe80ta head football coach, when bc arri\'ed Wednesday at tbe ~o fllmS of t~e Wlmbledon and aging 38.3 points a game. His style wbleb Irave him the crown. local mortician. No Parking FUll ness, said he would be happy to Gopher athletlo plant. Wes Fesler (lelt), wbo Ielt Ule post to co DaVIS Cup tenms .matches wJll be single game high is 63 made last He was amazed when told that Scems Alva Oathout, owne.r of when you supply Warmath with any helpful into private business, was on hand for a n unofficial welcome. Min- sh?wp. The. meeting alr~ady has year. Bevo Francis hit for 113. the Oathout funeral home, lS a RID E TH E BUS information "if Murray asks me." nesota athletic director Ike Armstrong is In the center. Warmatb gamed nutional atlentl?n for "Selvy might mutch Francis it _ -_ member of the Iowa Clty Saddle Warmath Quickly answered he will ret acquaInted for a week belore making his final move from C~arles H~re, former ~nghsh ten- we'threw defense t9 the winds and scored 1,954 in 39 games. club. Iowa City Coach Co. would dOi'ust that. Mlsslplppl State. He was head &TId coach there. n~ champIon and I?avls Cup sla!, concentraled on letting him score," But all his records Jast year . Nearest. horses, by the way, Phone 9565 The se rch tor an all-purpose ~J~l attend to conSider Ihe P~SSI- said. Furman's coach, Lyles Allcy. were tossed out by the NCAA _I'l~n~c;;or~a~l;v~ll;le;.======~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~, quarterback to run his split T, sota, traditionally a single wing in 1953, Paul Giel. Geno Cappel- bl!lty of other forums o~ a nation- "But we give Frank no preteren- including a single game scoring h· Warmath said, would be the first adherent. Uhder Warmalh's sys- letti, the Quarterback last year, is wlde ~cope. Hare now lS a r~pTe- tial treatmenl. Our prime purpose feat of 116 pOints - because the order ot bUsilless whcn he gathers tern, the duties of the quarterback a competent passer although a sentatlVe of a sporting good firm. is lo win baskelball games." opposition included too many lwo- the squad for spring practice in are roughly comparable to those slow runner. Don Swanson, an- In 20 games, Bevo has scored year colleges. This year, coach April. Warmath met several of his ot a sin,le wing tailback. other quarterbackt is a more im- Mantle/s Knee Put 1,042 point;;, an average of 52.1 Newt Oliver lined up 25 oppon- players Wednes(!ay. But Minnesota loses by gradua- aginative ball handler but has per game. That is exactly on a ents, including 24 four-year col- The formation is new to Minne- lion the premier college tailback lacked Cappelletti's steadiness. B k' d par with last season, when he leges. Memo To .Advertisers: ac In Ban ages, Prep (ager Mangrum G.uns D,iFrancesca ,Gels B~~lN~F~:L:':: ,~on~i" ~ YA~~~' . l 'B f For 3d W,n Life-Long Friend, .key Mantle's right knee was back ~~ IN KING AND QUEEN OF HEARTS PAJAMASl ~ ,n ega OU in bandages Wednesday, but his ~ ~ PITTSBURG, Kan. (;1»-A 19- At Ph~enix Agase, as A~sistant ~~~~~~a:U~~i~~d;~ew.iIlN~: r~~~~ ~ • ~ ~ year-old basketball player slood PHOENIX, AriZ. (JP) - The an- AMES (JP) - VIC DIFrancesca, [or the 1954 season If he follows ~ ~ charged Wednesday with bilking nual $10,000 Phoenix Open Golf Iowa State's new foolball coach, advice. ~ ~ someone of $~10 by pretending he Tournament gets underway hel'e Wednesday got a life-long 1!'iend In a 35-minute op~rat.ion, sur- ~~~~~ would enroll In college, but whose Thursday with Lloyd Mangrum as the first of four assistant geons removed a IJU1d-Cllled cysl ~ .. ';.' M~ money he look brought a wide va- .., r· h b r M I' . ht ~ .. ' '1 If' . out to snag hiS third consecutlvl coaches. lorn t e ack 0 ant e s rig ~ , ;;,,~. ~ 1 C Y 0 opInion...... ;" ~<~ l championship. Alex Agase 33 former 011- knee. ThIS lS the same knee from ~ O ~" ~ ~ P erey B arnes, a prep sal't a t . ' , . . L WELD N ,..,... --~1" ~ Kansas City, Mo., last year, said A field of between 130 and 140 America lineman, 11'001 lllinois, whIch a torn cartIlage was re- ~ uy ·; ... ~~' : 'tIl " .' hc consjde~ed ,~he money "just the ?Iayers is expected to participate was appointed to the staff at a moved last November. ~ Ik. r! I :li(·'''}~i' w. I ~ame as mme, ailer he had ~~en m the 72-hole medal play. salary of $7,000. He will report WllI Be Ready ~ i71 ~' l 5~~~;r..: ..'~ chnrged Tuesday with obtamlng Mangrum has been In a slulnp h Feb l5 Dr. Dan Yancy said the 22- ~ ~ . ~ -'~ ...... ~ mOlley under false pretenses. Ion the current winter circuit and ere .. St f year::~Ict""C~I~~~erce Okla., player ~ !ti;1 ~ ... ~ ~ Coach John JJance, basketball is hopeful of snapping his lOSing Agase co~es 10 ~owa ate rom would be read t~ ~ " ~I .~ '1. 1;'1/ ~ eoneh at Pittsbl!rg State Teachers streak here. the profeSSIOnal football ranks, .. . y begin s.~ri ng ~ 'i"e " ~ . . . . . trammg With the Yanks If he ~I ()~ - who flied the cnmmal complaint, Among the top contenders in the where only thiS week. he turned ~ ~ \!lJ ~ . doesn't try.to do "too much too T'1 d " .:J •• - ~ sa id t Ile money h a d b een 1e it lD tourney are Jimmy Demaret, Lew down an opportunity to become an , ' ~ at ore paJamas 10 "J. ~! hl~ care by an unnamed buslness- Worsham Cary Mid dlecolf Doug . t t h 'th th B 1( ' soon. , ~ King and Queen of Hearts .~ ~ . h' f d' 'aSSlS an coac WI e a lmore . . I . man as part a f a scnolars IP un . Ford Walter Burkemo Ed Oliver The mam problem now, Dr. ~ pront with brilliant scarlet " , , ~ P R . ' '.'Colts ' 1 ~. .Jj Bul reo ident ees H. Hughes Julius Boros, Jim Ferrier and . Yancey said is to limit MIckey's ~ trousers - Will make the W. . !'tl'iJ ~ said there was no college scholar- Dave Douglas. He played seven years of pro t· T H '· t d t b . perfect Valentine Gift. . i ' I"':f!~ : " ~ ' ~ ship fund money involved 1n the Also expected to be in the field football three with the Cleveland ac Iyl les.. e lS ~xpec e 0 e 10 ~ _ ~I !t~" iI!~ .. ~ t 'ansaction .' the hospital unltl Salul'day or ~ Ii':l 1 ~ -111'< 1" • ., . . are Fred Haas Jr., and Bo Wm- Browns and the lemainder with S ' ~ $50 L;;;! ..=! ' ~1.~ ~ The controverslal flDanc l a~ ald inger, winner and co-runner-up, the Colts alld the Los An eles unday. 0 i4I ~: ~.~~! ~ for Barnes was a personal matter, respectively, in the last week's . g Recovered Too Soon ~ ~~ . :::t!t'l'~!~ ~ot c~llege. The a.rrangements tor Palm Springs tournament. R:ms. Agase served as Ime coach Mickey's speedy recovel'y from ~ Matching Nite Caps 1.50 'r .~::~li.t,; ~ - It weI e between coach L~nce, the Another strong threat is Fred with the now defunct Dallas Rang- his fil'st operation and his efforts ~ Matching Nite Shirts $S ...... ~ boy and a PJttsburg busll1ess man Wampler of Indianapolis who won ers. . ~ ~ , W h ose In. t eres t see me d t 0 b e .',ID the Los Angeles Open a few weeks He succeeds Bu·t M e h to see what effect It would have ~ • a sludent to con- ago. was lme coach on his BR E • uss i sli~g wort~y h~re u~oJe; ~b~ sp~ed p~obably ~rou~ht ~ ~ Unue m school. St b 'I I ' r $5700 I about the latest ailment, 01. Yan- 0, ~ Whether the payment of the u .er a a sa al Y. 0 , year~. cey said. 0. ~ money to Barnes by representa- . C S . DIFrancesca said Ag~Se was hIS An examination, doctors said, 0, ~ lives of the school was against age cores hrst cho~ce as an mde. They showed the cyst had been in the ~" ~,~ ~,_.-I ...~. AI_.J... I J/ __ •.. _ , __ .~. the rules of the Central Confcr- ' !played hlgh school football to- tendon of the hamstring muscle ~..uM~' "r"* ~ l'fHAOIfQ'4'~ 8~~ • Nu, lOA. Pili 73 gether at Eva to III A . f b . . ~ ence to which Pittsburg belongs Collat. 10, Army 72 • ns n, . gase IS or a out two years, but !IUld dId ~ ~ will pl' oba~I Y ue decided later, an Nel•• name OJ. Batler 58 I m~lTIed and the Jahter of two ~lOt ~egin ,to accumulate thcre l1n- ~""""" """""""""'X'I. officlal saId Wednesday. There children. 11 Mlckeys recovery workou ts. .."""""" """"""""~~ had been no official action or pro- -- I test about the matter so far, ac­ cording to Prof. S. W. • Cram of Emporia State, r,tiring president of the conference., • Big Ten Teams Shoot Less Often CHICAGO (JP).-Big Ten basket­ ball teams, midway in the con­ If figures • • • ference race, are shooting wlth , less frequency but with more ac­ curacy than last season. Loop statistics released Wednes­ • day disclosed that league tellms Just as 2 plus 2 equals 4, it figures are shpoting only 68.3 times per game against 75.2 stfots per con­ that if you want to sell to the stu­ test in 1952-53. Yet the current season has produced 34.6 per cent dents comprising the University accuracy compared with 32.9 last season. Market, you must reach them ~ith Because only three conference games were played over last your advertising message. The .weekend, the individual scoring standings remajned virtually un­ only way to reach All these pros­ changed. Don Sehlundt of first place In­ pective customers ALL the time is diana is In iront with a 30.1 aver­ age for six games. Runnerup with to advertise in the one newspaper 28.3, also for six games, is Johnny .\ Kerr of Illinois. they all read: , . The Daily Iowan. College Coach Charges '1 4gers Are 'Tampering' It's your move! Just a phone call the wringer. Hurry - supply of Why miss out on your share of SAN JOSE, Cali!. (.lP) - Bob or visit to our sales floor and you these specially - priced models is ' this valuable market? But don't Bronzan. San Jose State football J coach, said Tuesday night one of can bet free from another one of limited! Terms-,up to 24 months. take our word for it. Prove to your- his top prospects plans to Quit the housekeeping's heavy jobs. With a • college and angrily accuses the '?~ee self what a valuable selling aid professional San Francisco 4gers Hamilton drier, washday will be Home Trl,,' ot "tampering." The Daily Iowan can be for y~u. Center of the dispute is half­ practically ~ver as soon as the au­ Ask to try a Hamiiton dryer in back Searcy Miles, who returned Start now to reap those extra tomati~ washer shuts off, or that your home fot 30 days-no cost or I to college three weeks ago from ij1e army. last piece of laundry slips through oblilBtion whatever. profits. Right now, today, Buck Shaw, head coach of the said "We most definltely not sianed him," but "we want Miles." Bronziln asserted the 22-year- Cill d Miles "hasn't attended classes weekend , and whether' the I have actually siC11ed ·him or dama,e has b~ done." •

"- nw:! Photographer Works on. Ski Film Worlel Affairs Courses I Needed, Says -StUdent As a major power, the United ' States has found that it must play tions and explanations. nn ever-increasing role in interna- I While be pomts out that social tional r elations. Yet only one pel' studies texts ust'd in Iowa eCfec­ TAKE THE WORK OUT OF SELLING WITH WANT ADS cent of' the high schools recently tively describe the cultural di1- I urveyed in Iowa require their (erences and similarities existing rt udents to take a course .in world among the peoples of the world, WANT ~TES ] _.~ ____Ro_o_m~5~Fo _.__ R_ e_n_t ______I_ ___A_ u_tc_ s__ F_ o_r_S_a_l_e__ - __ U_$ _e_d ___ M__ ls_c _el_lo_n_e_o_u_s_F_o_r__ Sa_ I_e__ __ affairs, according to a study made he suggests Ihat they fail to shOW AD I____ by George Vuicich, an SUI grad- "the effects of these differences on ROOM lor C1'adWJt .. 51ud,mt. lour blockl 11147 C1fRYSLER 4-door. R.dlo. twln- AQUA baUetina-l .. nlth formnl "" oro O.e ..~ _.. ___ Ie per w.ra Irom cllmpu •. Phone Z!IIMI. !tHtns. snow IJ'ip tires. $375. WJlI l""lce. Stu 10. call ' -0135. unte student. intHnational problems." uade. Dial 8-4135. ____-:-_::-:- Tbree "r. _._ ... l!e per word CO .IFORTABLE room. Phone s- WO I' ld history is a required sub- More Economics Needed FIve 'ay.... _._ ... 15e per word ------LUGGAGE. Footlockers. Trunkl. Hock- owa 11148 HUDSON G.... tepdo ...." ... &n. Ra- I:y" Loan. jed in 83 p~r cent of .r high Economic- texts, while ade- Tn days , .. ~ !tc per word ROO:\IS - alnlle .nd dOllble. CIa In <110. heater, new tu-..... Very depend------~- schools, While approxlm.ately 25 quately covering domestic issues, 0 _ Moath ._ .. _. .. Sfc per word .17 . ~ . !15 N. Dubuque. Phone •. I838.,able. $35CI . 1-1280. BLONDE e.bIn .. t ••".,Inl machine. twelve per cent of the content m world fall short in the international field - altachments, partable ea.... 01.1 1-%187 SINGLE room lor man. 11 ~ or 511 7. WANTED: New wrocki .nd junks.. Phorw Ialter . :15. history t e~ts is d~voted to s.ome Vuicich believes. For example, h~ Minimum eh ....F Sic .2181 - PARAKEETS. Dial 8-3057. phase of mternatlOnal rela.tlons, feelS that such economic topics as DOUBLE r furnished. men. " ...y I CLASSIFIED DISPLAY oom - O~IY three ~er cent M the dlscus- cartels, trade l'e!ftrietion~ and in­ cto.e In. Dial 8-22%2. 1938 BUlCK '-door. Good condltlon. cau TWO lood \IUd refrl,eratol'S with 110- 10 t304 alter 5. wlU't'anty. Connor', Rml,eration Se. insertion•.• _ .. _ .. .98c per ineb ROOM':; r underl'r"dUllt~ wOn1~n atu ... I Slons are d irectly devot('d to the ternational trade could ond should 'e •. Phone 3603. p.rinclples a.nd \'alues of interna- be more clearlY presemed. Five insertions per month, d nt. - 8-2285. Who Docs It PARAKEETS. Dial 8-02'-3. !lonal relahons and our modern . . . per insertion ... __ ...88c per Inch SINGLE roo m tor male tudent- 4lG S . state system says Vuicich VUlclch pomts out 'what he terms Ten insertions per month, Dod,e-P hone 33~ ROOMS pAinted $8 and $12. 8-0395. TIVO u.ed compl 1" .n,lneerln. drawl Vuicich w~1I receive his' master I.he "overall weakness" of the so­ doubl. room with bath 00 EJlcellent condition. Cheap. per insertion.._.. 8Oe ~r ioch '~~o,: ~~ - SKA1',.£S .barJ)ened. Hock-E)'O Loan. 5128 or conU1ct Rou WUllem. at La of arts degl'e(' in social studies in ci.al studies texts when it comes to .. 3. 128I S. Dubuque. Dally insertions during mGoth, mGLE roo BuJ1dln • . Saturdays' commencement exer- gJ\'jn~ the stud~t a proper under­ m lor ,....du.~ WOmAn. On. per Insertlon ... __7 0c per inch block fro PI RADIO AND T V ..Ie. and "rvl"e. Pick FOR SAL!'-ehell ot drawers: dlnet '! cises at SU L For his t hesis, he standing of dlplo~acy. Students I Currier - 123 E. Da venparl liP beds •• n -call 6426 or Exten.lon 2211 ,10' 7l17O. and deUvu)'. WOOdburn RadIo sets; In.l,, and double; wa.hi made a survey of high schools are apt to get a distorted picture 11.,.. " .... I. 1-0151 ""'chin .: rUM : /t8~ pl.I .... : dl'he : il'on , IIIe...... IIUlI,ale trunks : Ironln, bon rd.: cookl n throughout Iowa to see which so- of diplomacy, he says, by t.~e. Ire­ Tile DaUy (..... 11 ...._ 0111,. ROOMS for .tudent men - phone 8·3411 . 110 om. 1II £ .. , ""II O. CIII tLl"CT ROLUX •• .. aner ..I •• and ... rvl.., IItenlll. bien lei; eard table.. Hock-I: ) eial studies bOOks were used then quent use 01 the phrase d lplo­ ROOMS tor Itud~nt women. 1854. L. H . !:bel, bonded represent:>tJve Loan. examined the 17 most pOP~lar of mati~ intr~f1e" an~ the ove;,-em­ Phone 765 •. these texts to reach his conclu- phasJs on secret diplomacy. The WARREN l\nLLER, a uthor and photorrapber skiis on Baldy bIOUb­ ~~;.:;. rOlaloorn 240~tor , .tudent bo y" on WIRINU, appliance r palrln,. t.le\1s10n l ______S_ e_w_l-_n_g_.....;...-'-__ sions. He points out that the brief discussion of diplomacy in tain at W1 Va lle Idaho, where he filmed a portion 01 his latest I __=-- ___--II~L.. ______and radio lervlee. I.ekaon !Ioculc. 4191 ' ROOMS with bOard - on bUI lin . BOy', ______SEW1NG. ~ ia l 8-4281. sc~ oo ls are "severely handi- the text~ does not allow a full ki movie "Wanderlnc- kis," The movlr will be hown In Mac­ Dial 6203. capped" in their selection of so.- e~planat~on of the many healthy bride a udllorium unda ' I'venln" at 8 under the sponsorship of the Apartment For Rent ROOMS. 21 4 N. Capllol. • . . ______Instruction _ dal studies texts because the pub- transactions .the Iowa Mountaineers, dlp~omatJc amon~ UNFURN1SHIm t\\O room apartment -I Iishers oUel' only :1- "very limited nallons of the world, says VUlclch. 1 --- /100M lor under,radu.lo m.n. Clo." In. Dlnl 2454 . BALLROOM OANCl: leSIon •. Mi mi Youd Pbon. '.2281. Wllrill. Dial 114~. nu mber" of suitable textbooks A resident of [owa City. Vuicich Sk"ls' Sabel Never Talkeel , which adeqliately cover the 11eld is a social studi s teachel' ai Uni- 'Wanderl"ng 01 international relations. versity high school. Prior to his Of Beer Licenses, ROO~IS Cor men. l23 N. Dub\lqll". ' · 24'~ . DUNHALL IMPERIAL J V U i C ~:rfi ~~ :c~~:~d":aOr~ ~ is the ~~:~~n~t~~t~~?n~~OI~~uJ~\'~~:i~~ To Be Presented I Former Chie f Says 'IR~:~S ~,radu.1e Iludrnli. Phone DRESS WATCH sin" le most frequently discussed hiS bachclor of arts degree at SUI I FREE room In exchanl lor work , n.ar t' field hou'~ . DIal S~IO. lopi•e, However. he says, the space in 1950, and ~fter rcceiving hiS , By Moun ameers SIOUX CITY rA')- Asst. Police ....;,,;,."------9 sl devoted to interpreting the caLlses master's degree Saturday, he plans Chief Rus~t"11 Whitt' testified in Boby SiHing D~~1fn r~ms:~u.O;~~:;~ or:.=~\)' S'8- TAX pnd results o( wal' is very small in to continue his work at SUI for a j the MOl k Sabcl conspiracy trial ROOMro;: mnn .tudcnt. 402 North Doda;;: IHClUO'" comparison to t he amount devoted doctoral degree. The Iowa Mountaineers Willi Wedn sday that Sabel never h ad ;rRJ,~;fPii8~~I.:"o~;ho~~r ~~';'78~Ch:;-;: 01 I '-0244 LIMITED QUANTITY to a mefre dtelscriPtion Of . ~ar . In , presenl the eighth III its ~eries of ta.lkerl t.o hIm o~out .taverns 01' 1 ~~ t..bCe~~'!.IC~;, mv home-can sm. ----.,.H,...e..,..l-p-W~a-n-te-d-.----- • HAND­ s.I" '" l,ectI.. 0' p"" te rms 0 b at es, per sona 1ItJes 1n- travelogue Sunday ('venmg at 8. tried to Interfere In police depart- I SOMELY 0'" ".Y "",,,,,I •.,,,,;,,, 0001. ' d S· t· t T W k . . , WILL car" or lour- or Ilv.-Har-old boy va Jve d , num b er 0 f casua Itles an clen IS S 0 or In Macbride auditorium W:trren ment promollOn~ whIle While was In my hom". 8-1151.' bABY .llIer ..... ntl' said he headed the dc- CRYSTAl • SWU, SECOND HAND d~ s cu sslons of war in. the world his film. "Wanderin Sk.IS: parlm nl (rom April 1950 to Feb. A ~i7:'b1 Iltlln, In my home. Phon. Wante d M . I A • METAL DI4t.S WITH R4DIUM DIAL hI story tex ts he exarruned, about aferta sat mes The fJlm features a VISIt to the 13.1953, when he st!'pped down to ------HAND 'OLISHED • INDIVIDUALLY 0 1" 89. p~ r cent we're devoted to des- majo!' ski r('sorl~ in western Unit- as ibtant ('hi!.'f b cause that post BABY Ifttln,. Dlfl 1582 . .v_ lor Arlen.. Nfr\~\~al1!.":I~n~~e~ ~N~~h~~on~r;~;:; II J(4~4T GOLD IOXED e S (JP Box NUME.4U AND . .. UNfED ON. ~rlP hOtn rta ~hter Ihatan t.lo th more h:-MldEd ) - In a carerU,IlY- eel Stlleared on the show. McCarthy claims at least 55 families have landed on relief af­ ter they came he),e from a ll over the nation In quest of easy mon on the ·glveaway program. CHAO CHONG 1'UN, G, K UNMING, CHINA, 1 01 263 to be naduated from SUI a t mid-year . ..- :'p,roerams like this are a na­ m eneement Saturday r eceives the ca p an d gown he w ill wear , 'rom Mrs. John E, Anderson, 812 S. tic?n,al du.irace." McC ~ ~t~Y said in Clinton st. Many of the students who will be lTad ualed picked '. pp their COW1iS Wedaeada7 ~~ ·!.ns.rview. "Th '" reate the do so tbrou ~b FrldaYr President V lr~ 1I M. Hancher 'wUl confer denee" at comm encement 8aluau tli'lI~ destl ute p eople at l:t5_I1.m. lu thel lowa field houill. Dr. 1'. P. Mel, v151J1n~ professor of Oriental ItucUes at SUI ,,111 '. -'•

.... '-TIm DAILY IOWAN-Iewa CftT. la.-'I'1nll"'~ Feb. " 1954 -, .. ! ! I' ; _ ., ...... Students Top Traffic Violations List Escaped RussianOlfi,~j Slaf~ , M~y ,Cuf,Coffee Servin9s l :!':.;~o~~pal at HDnN )lOCH " , Tells 01 Red .. EspioAoge pr~!!' d~~~d~n in ~~eC~f!~ ' fore ou r supply is used -::-: ~e 1~54 March ot Dhll t ., "I pve a ukkel to t.hls friend ' ~wo weeks. state board of rontrol robabl wlll tr to switch to _ palgtl 10 Johnson count) ~ 01 mine lo put in the meter tor TOKYO (Thursday) IJP)-A reo . institutions probably will try cut· p y ~ y . co reached the halfway mark 01 .~ me, but he either must have Cor- 'Puled lieutenant cO'onel or Rus-1Americnn officer said, came here tlng their cortee servings In half, coa once a day. We already have $10.000 Quota with a total 0 -, lIot or put it in the wrong meter,," sia's secret police, who bolted 1he last month with a Soviet ice-skat- the board's dietitian said Satur- the mill< for cocoa. We no\\' serve I009 .t d t d If' . t . I h ' r ! h , . d repol e 0 a e. This Is the most common excuse S oVle mls on ere lfl car 0 ~ e 109 team and personally brougbt ay. coffcc twice and tea once, daily." - b h eard by Mrs. Ernest S halla, 0 ['lr ..m~ squa d • t 0 d oy was repiO r t ed ord ers f or R asto\!orov •s return. "We have a two week supply of Miss Reager said the Ft. Madi- A tota I of 3aO uslness co"-_~ clerk in clty hall. when overtime spilling top espionage secrets to When Rastovorov learned of the coffee," said Miss L. Beata Rea- son state penitentiary now is con- containers have been p~ parkers pay her their rines. U.S. agents o.n Okinawa. ~ders. the officer eontinu~. he ,er, the dietitian. "We serve close ducting an cxperiment of coffee throughout tbe county and 1& .... E Durin, .her nioe months as clerk. A U.S,. officer w.ho cannot ~ \'oluntarily mel the Amencans to 14.000 patients. inmates and part of the time. The prison is one as their contents are tAbUlited --V Mrs. Shalla has heard all kinds of named, said. the Soviet agent, Yun aud asked that they arrange for his employes per day. of 14 Institutions supervised by total should be raised eOb'l~ 1, excuses from Ira!flc ordinance vi· Alexandrov.lch Rastovor~v , w~s departure from Japan." . "II the prices Gon-t go down be-, the board. Iably. .." ~~W~"ry~w~~n~ ~q~~ili~~=~~~~- "~n~rted1~R~~ ___~~ ___~ ______~______O J ., ---. I a way out of paying fines. onage against both tbe United held Rastovorov suspcct because.of A However, a ticket receiver mu t States and J apan. a "softening" attitude toward S pay his overtime or double park- Others In Trouble Americans in Tokyo. . in; flne to the clerk unless hI! Two pals of Rastovorov in the lIow he. was spirited Oli~ of To- ,. wants to take the matter up With ., . k.yo to Okmawa was not revealed. the judge. The majority are quite Rus ~ lan m.lssion also w~re .sald to Although the U.S. has not offi- DETRC reasonable; they pay the clerk. be In seriOUS trouble inSide 'the tla!ly acknowledged custody ot 111 LaW 8IMe... Mala VI.laton guarded eompoun~ and would be there were indications Foresi E Studenta .. t tue unlversitv rate sent ba~k to RUSSia shortly to an he wllS co~s.idered an -imp'ortant .. 'J uneertam tate. I ' htahest on the traffic violation list The course said the two had pr ze. wlth mOn! minor ihfrlnlements wanted to follow Rastovorov's lead II than any other sector In Iqw3 and seek asylum with the U.S. C ' LOb 1 Come' C1t~. Overtlme· parkin,. or the "Rastovorov helped set up a Spy ongress I rary. meter violation. heads the lUit of network that has already pcnetrat- •• lOP these minor.offoDleS. ed some or the highest levels: or sSlng apers Facl,I\ty parkina Idts t ke away thc Japancsc government." thc AT ' much 01 the possibility of the U.S. officer said. W SHINGTON r~:- . he professor', Coriettin; about met- Rid A I theft ot about 10 Iili!torical mpnn- ers. but Itill his ptoverblal absent. .ece ve IlY um j Crom the Librilr>, of Conll- In mlndedneu i8 o{teh blamed for The offIcer declared Rastovorov ress-inclucling a valuable letter metpr. violations. sought and received asylum with written by Benjamin Franklin and ")I), lnstructor'$ lecture went the Americans when he \\'<15 or- another by Tbomas Jefferson ' - overtime and by the time I got dered back to Russia. Members of was disclosed Wednesday. to my car the meter ran out and the Russian missjon here reported Library olficial$ said al\ but ,one 1 \lad a ticket. I couldn't help it." Rastovorov's disappearance Ito, Ja- ot the papers. a not particularly Early! TillS Is also one of the favorite panese pOlice last week. Vater one, bave been recover-, excuse. usect by students. they chaq~ed he had been · kid- Philadelphia. where the pa- FotgetlUlness 18 admitted by naped by Americans. turned up in the hanct., of many. Ot/lers who do not return "Rastovol'ov left out of fear fa\' and indivldllals. the FIll Figure Out Your SclMNtule to put more money In the meters WHIT NmHAUSE JR.. C4. BURLINGTON. Inserts a nickel In an his l)fe." Ihe informant said. id a search tOr the thief is 81ill trust' to lue,Jc that no pollcemon Iowa City parkinI' meter before the red violallon fial' I'oes up. Bill The officer said Rastovol'OV Is going on. Today and will noUce the red and white Searl,ht. P2. Wheaton, III .• Is hown lookin, on. VI students rate believed to.be a lieutenant colonel Total value of the documents VIOLATION 11\at Ihows when the bll'hest on the elly tralfio vlola\lon )js~ with more minor Inlrll1&'e- in Russia's secret police. He de- stoien was estimated by library me~r clock. tUN! down. menla than any other -seetor. Overtime puking. or the meter V'lo- scribed him as a "h'ghly efficient at $2.000. The Franklio The double parker who gelB lallon. heads tbe list of these minor otrenses. agent" and scoffed at Japanese leUer. wortb $1.000. and the Jet- cau,bt has just stopped for a mln- press reports the agent had been (erson letter. sai,d to be worth ute to run into the s~ore to pick who IorgelB hav,iVg driven his car that ail money taken from meters ordered home Cor bungling an es- were the most valuable. up somelhin,. Or' he has looked alI downtown and takes the bus must be spent on equipment w.ed pionage operation. Library officials did not specify over town ror a parkin, placo but home. This is not an uneomon oc- for the upkeep and maintenance Russians Demand Return the exaet number of missing dop- 'l ' Av~id , the RUSH~ the ttafti<; was .so heavy )lc could currence. of the meters. and lor printing A Russian intelligence agent, the uments . • not tlnd a plnce anywhere. Gen- New ParkinI' Lots traCtic tickets. The documents were ~aken erllll)' hls .exouses are Four new lighted parking lOts. Those who get angry when they H ·f Ad .f era I weelts ago from ihc Anrlrl'w l BRING US YOUR . COURSE LIST whereas the ovcrtimer may pm-chased by the city from over- receive ira!lc tickets do not take ousew. e m. s Ellicott papers in the II ~llIidy supply. time and double parking (ines into consideration the fact p. . C cI closely guarded man\lscript . -" . We Guarantee You the Right look. A person usually parks in have helped very much in I'eliev- the ordinances have been set 0.son.n9 an Y sian. Ellicott was 8.. s4!".!eyor , al1w tOr the same reason he ing thc traftie situation. Even (or their/ benefit as well as t whom vartous n!>tables of the dilJ:e to doubte p4rk" lie,com!orts though the lots arc free and arc othcr f':'110w. !AMPA. FI~. (JP) - A RevolLltionary , p~riOj:l ~~ddressCCI -We .Have The OHicial List of textbooks for All Courses only hltnself wn6n he ~ays. "Ev· In or very ncar the business dis- Although the names at the vio- haIred ~ousewl fe who felt letters. . \ . , erybody el~-e always parks there trict, many people nevertheless laLors ot these mihor infringe- ed SOCia lly . admiUed OffiC,lals said }he liPId ,eu away with it. [ don't c:ontiAue to violate the ordinances. ments arc not printed in the news- she sent pOlso~ed cand~ to fo th~ pbpers ;:'·hl"..."li'n 0 know ~ \ll,hY ' l can't." Their only excuse is. " 1 couldn't papers, one of thp ilrst questions bel'S o( the First Baptist See .. Most oft!!n others do not gel rind ~ place to pal'k." askcd by offenders is, "Will my of Lake Wales. . Wl h tbls violation. The a Anyone may park in one of name be in tile paper?" People "1 a\n guilty." 49-yJ!ar-old Mrs. , , the Iowa City busjness these lots tor 24 hours at a time. as a rule do not mind paying Lctha Della Ovcrton aid in a low out to ' be are e:Ktr6mely narrow. A wide] A vehicle remaioing in a city fine but (hey hate to think of hav- voice and tben broke into sobs 1y, they saIQ; 'he W truck 'could, never pass an a parking lot for more than a day. ing their names printed where when U.S. Commissioner Paul documents out in His c~othing and porked' CIlT Ii on emer,ency bowever, will be towed to an Im- their friends calj see them. Until Pinkerton read the charge agai to Philadelp~ia for dIG • . '. C.u~, Tieke' System pounding lot. When the owner two years ago this policy was 1'1 her - sending poisonous , J , •• ~Jmotitlil! Iltu~ utilize a court· ims his vehicle. he must pay :l effect. through the malls last Dec. 8 cty .system •. A. •.&;orn,mon \luctic a day for each day his ve- Judg~ TroU's friends took great intent to kill or injure. il to suspend tbe fine lor the has been in the Impounding delight in finding th at he had I'e- About 20 persons. Including violaiion lIlld chflr:e one dollar us towing charge&. Thosc ceived a ticket. Because of his etal children. were made violen~- the ,second. The rate Increases which arc no claimed sition, they enjoyed ribbing Iy ill by the BI'Senic-loaded choco- ~hl'l Ule number of violations. n ~everal months. arc sold at more than anyone else. late fudge with pink icing. All re- , . It the pink ticket which is used city auction-the city receiving Even with all t~e complaints covered in 24 hours and none he~e, Is brought before the clerk proceeds. and excuses. most pcople feel . was reported in critical I;U':IUlllun. within ,an hour after the tie\tet City Not GeUlnl' Rich is a moral and civic duty to Was wrlUen. the. receiver pays Contrary to some opinions, the their lines. They take care of t., the smaJI SUM of 25 ' cents. city is not getting rich off parking obligation as willingly as if system here dltlors from that meters. A city ordinancc slates were paying a fare on a city bus. OPEN · EYERY litE other clli~. since In Iowa City ------~------­ -_.... , '!i-"-- no ~d~tional chu.e is made for Enjoy a COMPLUE DINNER each mllter ' violatiDn arter the t Technicians Work in 'Hot Canyen from $1 :75 omid t/'le pleasant f1rst-pr~vldin. the courtesy II ot 25> c:eqts ,is p~ld . within an atmosphere of our . beautiful' hour's time. candle·lit Dining Room. As a 'rule neither students nor the .eneral· public minds , paying the eourte)!y 'O\1e . because they EXCELLENT FOOl;) .. merely p(e$ent 'the ticket ~nd pay * DA~ING the quarter. Nothing Is said. How­ , A tVeJ! thire are always tbose peo­ * ENtERT ~INMiNT ple w.hp pay reluctantly ahd leave . . mumblinJ. "ThiS olty iure Is get­ Suppe,. ting neb, otf , thele rldlculous ~anc~ Club. ··, ..: for' all liliCS·... or. "I guess I told her." 12 ~flIes North on 211 to CUrtis' IJritlre, Then 1 MJI~ Welt your C)Uzea ~Ilbl TN Avera,e citizens. and univer­ 'ity students, commit violations jn nearly the $lime order. Many their aJiblB are identical the citb;t,)n haS a store of his '. Text~ooks . . "sut 1 was In the d()ctor's flCe. I ,knew tho time on the was ruimin,,' out, but 1 was In line and would have loat place lf ' l went down to put ', . ' School Suppli'e$ some mOney." Sometimes this the true rea$on; ' also It serves a bandy excuse. In either even ... the judie mUBt peclfle when person .... JOilsti that h, havt'to PIQ' 1~ ' Une. 'Recfuitly a " mltn '.came. out ot a • Art & Engineering bank 'and . dlscove[ea. that an of­ fleer was· wrlUn, him, a ticket for a metel' violation. The man e~­ plalned tbat be had 'been in the , ':Supplies ' . bank getting some change for the parkin, meter. The officer. thlnk­ in, he had heard every 1XIssible excuse 'untll that time. gave man credit for a new one. He Pr ••elly ,up the ticket (AP WI,e,IIet.) • Iowa City Pollee Court Judge TECHNICIANS AT THE Iowa State collefe laboratory of the • Sporting ' EmU G. Trott does not condemn Atomic EIleI'I'Y eolllJDlsllon, Ames, m1DIPUlate eebanlcal arms a man lor rceelvln, an overtiJpe which handle radioactive matter behlnd,a shield in tbe I.borator),·s parkIng ticket. He picks up "hot cave." Hot cave is a trOUl'h 33 feet lon, In which lead eon­ <'. himself occaslonany. &alDen 01 radloaetlve material are opened. Workers are protected One afternoon Judie Trott b)' an I·lncb ,teel wall and 'ObIlerve throal'b 'hick I'lall windows. into bls oUice thlnk.ln. AIr In &be rdOm, called tbe "hot canyon" I, exhaua~d throll&'h spe­ Goods would be there but a few IRInUltes. etal mun. When be returned to his ear lour -~;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;:~:;;:=:::===~~;;;:;;;;~=:;;;;;;;:;; hours later, he found two pinlt Largest Supply of New and Used Textbook, 'n Iowa • UckebJ under bls windshield wip­ • er. - The main realOn that people "Before You Buy, See Iowa Supply" overtime park Is not an eXCUlle. THE They just for,et. Tbey not only Jootlighters forget about the meter but often even forcet where they parked their car. . An extreme cue of for,etful­ nesa 11 the example of the person .~'THE COOITRY GIRL'? ' IlBAUNQ8 TO lIB JIBLD DES MOINES (.4")- The Iowa FE.IUAIY 9 THRU 13 . Commen:e cornmllslon announced -Wednesday it bu aehecMed hear­ eM Coli... Uttf. Th.at.r c.- ...... le_ c:.t.IIt "- lDO In Des Moines Feb. 23 on ,13' ,.., , ~Y~ _. • ~oJlOled transmlAion Une pro­ " jeeta, 1neludlh, two by Northwest IIIIIYAnONS: IOWA ILICTtIC LIGHT I POWI. .~- '. IAUS R.OO. - PHONI 2·7.32 • I. Iq~ Power Cooperative of Char­ ~ 01 Wlm:. ~1eH1US. c/e ..NIIA&. HLI"11 " ok... TIu! ~peraUve propo.a to CEDAI IAPlDS, IOWA _ '1"..... ~ 11,.". ..". build 18 mil. of JJne in Cberokee liN.... ADMISSION - $1.11 , ... lad"" county aad 37 mileI 10 O'Brien (.'QIW*f, • ~ .. ------~~------_. -----~ -