The final examination schedule
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istJ{ar's office for t~t week which Students are not required to
will be held FrIday, Jan. 29 take more than three examinations
throUgh Friday, Feb. 5.
in anyone day. If an undergraduRegular classes will , be subsU- ate student has two examinations
tuted by the examinations starting scheduled tor tbe same period, or
at S a.m. Friday until 5 p.m. tbe has more than three tests on the
Sollowing Friday, Feb. 5.
s?me day. a request should be
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courses examma~lons are listed c.ommerce, education, eqglneering,
accoJ'dlng to the time of their first liberal arts and the graduate col~eekly meeting on Monday or lege:
FrIda" Ian. %9
8 a.m.: All sections M & H 59:43;
Zool. 37:1; Soc. 34:2,3; H. Be. 17:2;
French 9:101,27; Com. 6G:8.
10 a.m.: Classes which meet
ti t n Tues 8'30' all ecfons
P~. S~I., 30:3." . , . S I
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Span. 35:2.1; French, 9:7,5,3,2,1 :
Com. 6M:135,131.
3 p.m.: Classes which meet first
Monday, 8:30.
7 p.m.: Classes which meet first
on Tues., 7:30 all sections Skills
10:10,8,6.
Sa*urdar, le. 30
8 a.m.: All sections Span. 35:103,
101,28,27; Phys. 29:1 ; Germ. 13:2,1; Com. 6L:151; Com. 60:5.
10 a.m.: Classes which meet
first Tues., 9:30; All sections Core
Ll:15; Com. 61'.1':164.
Monda" Feb. 1
8 a.m.: All sections M & H 59:42; PEW 28:83; Germ. 13:3.
10 a.m.: Classes which meet first
Tues., at 10:30.
1 p.m.: All section M & H 59:40;
Psych. 31 :111; Math 22:24,6,5,4,3;
Com. 6A:l!)l; Ch. WeI. 5:101.
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p,in,: Classes whleh meet first
ott Mon., 10:30.
7 p.m.: Classes which meet first
Mon., 7:30; All secUons Eng!. 8:18,
17; Com. BE:4.
Tueldar, Feb. !
~ a.m.: ~l ~ct1ons M ~ E.58:21;
P~ll~. 26.101,. Jou.rn. 19.15, .Dlgl.
8.15, Com. 00.119. Com. 6E.3.
10 a.m.: Olasses which meet
first Tues., 11 :30; All sections
Com. 6A:I03.
1 p.m.: All sections Pol. Sci.
30:2,1; Core 11:12; Com. 6L:155.
3 p.m.: Classes which meet first
Mon., 11:30.
7 p.m.: Classes whic.h meet first Core 11:2; Com. 6G:1l7.
Mon., 9:30.
\ 10 a.m.: Classes which meet
Wednesday, Felt. 3
first TUes., 2:10.
8 a.m.: AU sections Speech 36:- 1 p.m.: All sections M & H 59:11; Jo~rn .. 19:101; ~. Ec. 17:23; 41; Soc'. 34:131; H. Ec. 17:3,1;
Ene!. 8.10J, Com. 6G.1I7:
Com.6G.187,U5.
10 a.m .: ~Iasses which meet 3 p.m:: Classes which meet first
first Tue:-.' 1.10.
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1 p.m .. All sectiOns Soc. 34 .1, 7 p.m .. All sediOll5 Span. 35.3,
Joum. 19119; Com. 6M:133.
Core 1l:37; Com. 6G:1S5.
3 p.m.: Classes which meet first
Frlay, Feb. 5
Mon., 1:10.
8 a.m.: All sections PEM 27:21;
7 p.m.: All sections PEM 27:6,5; Core 11:1; Com. 6M:l~«; Com.
Core 11:3; Com. 6G:124.
00:1.
Tlwnclay, Feb. 4
10 a.m.: Classes which meet
8 a.m.: All sections Hyg. 63:101; Urst Tues., 3:10.
1 p.m.: All sections Skllls 10:35
32,31; Skllls 10:22,21; Com. SA:7.
3 p.m.: Classes which meet first
Mon., 3:10.
.wh~n two coW'ses are In contlict m dUferent departments, the
higher number of tile d~partment
bas precedence. It contlict occurs
with courses in the same department, the higher course number
has precedence.
Reptration for the second
semester will be conducted Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 8 and 9
with opening classes held Wed
nesday, Feb. to.
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De'macr,als' ~riefed
On ' Ike s ' Program
Members Discuss New WSUI Series
E1s':!~~~G';~eNg:>m-;r~~Si:::
questions
and
"they
OCcupied
g~esslonal leaders a preview of about half the time."
hIS foreign and defensive pro- But nobody would say imm~l­
grams Tuesday in a bid lor two- a~y whether the Pcmocrats
?arty backing on thes~ key iss~ brought up the adminbtratlon's
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Resumpfl"on . Pushed
curity, budget balancing, larm
and labor que~t.1ollS, Ha'WlIl'ian Through Infermed"lary
statehood. and a proposal to limit
The Dern<>crats got nctr lOok dt
presidential plans lor handUn
such
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domese
tic problems
as expl'lsive
taxes, social'
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FOUR SUI FACULTY l\IEMBERS are shown dlscussiD,. plans for a new WSUJ radio series. Seated
Is Prof. Wayne .Valley and othen (left to rlrht) are PM/f. Frank Coburn, Pror. Boyd McCandless aDd
~r. Harold Saunders. All have been named conaulknts In thll WSUf $5.000 award WinnJnr aeries
lep*,&le!\ 'lIow 8 the Family"" Th~ rrant was one 1)( th~ larres' qf e!rht .uca awuds liven to eol~~It . alld ~versjties thro~h9P~ the Unl~d. ~ta'e~. I
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In a congress with almost even
voting power betwften the two
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help on those programs, too.
Elsenho,,:"er w~U ouUfne his pro-
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bNS of the senate and house ap- pr~g:aln With t?p . ad.mlO1stratJon naPl~ to assl~t station WSUI in
propriations cOlllmittees to sit ?ffiCl~.ls before, It IS mcorporated a serl~s of radiO programs on the
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In Elsenhower s. Jan. 21 budget AmerIcan family. Those named
~wn. With admmlstratlOn offl- message.
were Prof. Ft:ank Coburn, of psy\a').~ , in 1111 ~np::ced~~ted 7,0~e t~ They will si/. down, possibly late chiatry; Prof. Boyd McCandless.
s ape a re uc
ml I. ary . u g~. this week 01' early next week, with director of the Child Welfare . Re,For ;perhaps ,the Ill'st time m Budget Director Joseph M. Dodge. search station; Prof. Harold Saunhiltory, th~ chaIrmen of th? two Secretary of Defense Chllrles E. ders, chairman of the department
fUll t:ommltt~es and the chalrm.en Wilson, Deputy secretary Roger o! sociology, and Prof. Wayne
of subcomn:uttees concc:ned WIth M. Kyes and Adm. Arthur Rad- Vasey, director 01 the school of
~r"c:d .~ervice~ funds :-"111 have a ford, chairman of the jOint chiefs soaial work.
, nd 10, helpmg decIde. on the of staff.
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Station WSUI was awarded a
~~ent s drec~mmendahons be- Bridges and Taber, who head $5,000 grant from the .fund for
G~ • e s~n stem to ~ongress. the senate and house appropri- adult education by the National
, ~enators Styles Bridges (R- ations committees, both are on Association of Educational BroadNlU.},}nd Homer F~rg.uson (R- record .lor balancing the so-called casters. Other recipients of radio
~~h.). a~d Repr~sent~tlves Joh~ "ca~h". budget in the ~iscal yellr grants ~clude the Unlversity of
~~r: (R ~.y.) an(i R!chard Wig be~nmng' next July 1.
Chicago, Iowa State college, Unl«i1c::O{\h (R-Mass.) have been This would .mean that spending versity of Massachusetts, Michigan
8J " b~ the Pre,sident to go over would .be brought. into Une with State college, Alabama college,
the treasury's c~sh income-in- University of North Ca~o1in~, and
eluding about $3 billion coUected George Washington unIversity of
for various trust funds and Mt Washington, D.C. .
listed as revenue on its · book- Work on the 13 program series
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keeping budget. The latter budget began this week . The series, en-
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wy'lje of ',the SUI Ilstronomy deb~f~went aaid Tuesday.
'I(ii~ 1!(1Ipse ! will begin at 6:50
p.I\l',fahq ~m be tQtal at 8:17 p.m.
J\( i:32 p,m, it wAI} be in the middie qt totalitY. and at 8:47 p.m. the
\Ptallt.y. will end. By .,10:14 p.m.,
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The President's move in invlt_
ing the tour members of congress
to sit in on the final pha~es of
shaping the defense .bucIut is r~garded in some quarters/as <tlT)ove
to bolster bls own reported position that substantial cuts. are' pos_
sible while increasing Amerioan
combat striking power.
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"How's b)"
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be prodUCi!d
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director Leo Eitzen.
James Wehr, A3, Davenport, assistant program director of WSUI,
will direct the broadcasts and
Fred Sederhelm, . director ot the
SUI school ot tbe air, 'Will write
the scripts. Actors and musicians
trom the university and surrounding areas will be selected for the
radio productions.
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of the program.
for resummg the talks.
Republlcana BrJefed
"From where I sit ~ can't say
when. 11. ~ght be pOSSible to reRepub.lic~n congressional ~blefs sume the conference," he added.
fot a brleflllg on the 4J1l program Young declined to name the inat a White House conference tel;mediary. Washington reports
Monday. They came back to .sJt !aid it might be India, Swltzerin ~th the Dem?Cra~ on. tpe llmd or Sweden. They aU have reforeign-defense polley dIscussions presentatlves at Panmunjom.
Tuesday.
"I do not think it ls an imposThe legislative con fer e nee, sible hurdle," he said of cqances
presidential press secretary James the Reds will withdraw their
C. Hagerty annpunced, was con- charge 'that the U.S. was guilty
lined to these items:
of "perfidy."
Secretary of Defense . Wilson The Communisl.t; charil'lS' the
"oOtiined the defense plans 01 U.S. plotted with Soulh Korean
lhe administration, including ,President Syngman Rhee, who orrecitation of the gen~ral steps by dered the release 01 27,00Q: North
which the program Is to be car- Korean anti-C~mmunist prisoners
ried out."
last June. cl 1
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Asked. QuedlOJl&
b ~S. Sfrtha envo~ ~ ~ De~n
Then Hagerty said there was ro ~ 0 t ne eo~~~ a s a er s X'
a gener~l discussion a~d exchan&"e w~ea;ume,g th~ ~~s. 8th army
of views Sen Styles Bridges threw up miles 0 barbed wire
(R-NH) . president pro tempore fences and banicades tOday -preof the 'senate and chairman ot paring for any emergellcy' durits appropriatio.ns committee, ing the release of more tllan 22,000
told newsmen that "ott, yes," war prisoners who refuse to go
Democrats had a chance to fire home.
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provide arms aid to Pakistan and
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together in an anti-CommunIst detense alliance.
Until it is ~lear whether such a
regional detllnse grouping Is possible, however, officials indicated
this country will hold up action
on Pakistan's separate request for
American weapons.
India's Prime Mini~ter Ne~ru
has vigorously denounced any
move to give American arms assistance to Pakistbn. Nehru said
that WOUld. be a threat to peace in
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TIlE PILE DRIVER, operatiDl at tile eoastncUoa sHe ., tile a4dlUOD t.
Iowa Memorial UnJoa, Is the eeutrai point .r IDlerist
lor maileD' aDd IHUUr sldewa~ "'lQIervilon." Some lIIlideallflecl
" D i l are IhOWD wa&Cblq It. The maeblDe, operated br IteaID
pndtaeed ID a blaek boUer at ile OIate.. 01 the llle. drtVeI JIeIlow
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p001lD" ~u. 30 or the elUmated sOt Pila
are alreadr III tbe ........ aDIl ave bee. eappecl wit. OIDleDi. Todar aa eIP~lDeb waU foaada on will
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at the construction site of the addltion to the Iowa Memorial Uniqn will be a famillar campus
lIOund this winter:
About 3d casings are now In
the ground and have been filled
with Cement. but some 470 more
must be driven in. The deepest
extend 20 feet into the ground.
The piles are grouped together in
clusters up' to' 10 and then covered
with a cement cap.
Th~ black coal-fired ' boiler at
the center of the site provides
steam to operate the pile driver.
About 3Q ~ are currently work.
Ulg on the pr~ject.
Tue~day an .old steam return
tunnel on the !\Duth side of the
present Union ·w. knocked out
with a steel ball. swung by a
crane. TOOU, an el,hHnch wall
foundation Will be laid on top of
the piles whJCh have peen capped.
Maurice Jones, engineer for the
builder, the TunnicHff Construction Co., Davenport. said workmen wlU ~gln erecting the brij:k
walls Q soon Q the foundations
are solid.
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The 167 by 2D5-foot addJtlon
which will contain a small baJement, a below 1I'0und level floor
and one flQOr above ground, wUl
oot have a Itrllctural steel frame.
Janel did re-enforced concrete
walla ~d jglsts will be \lied
stark and simple: he said' "a big
pile of treasury money" in his
tenl\nt house. And he was "scared
to death."
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50 mUes southeast of Washington.
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Drove New Car.
however, India would find 1t more Mondai night his daughter, ber
dl!ficult to object to sending husband and a friend of theirs
weapons to Pakistan, if thls ' y,;ere drove dow» from the capital in a
done to support a tormal alliapce newly bought Oldsmobile. bragged
de.lcated to maintaining Asian they, had. "pulled a smoothle" and
peace. India would presumably asked him to bury the money <untn
be w?lc.ome to join such ~n alU- "It cools ott a Httle."
ance If It wished. It was saId.
.G rant-as' quoted by qte troopThe countries which might make ers and by chief U. E, Baughmlj.Il
up the alliance were not Identified, or the secret service-refused. at
but informed officials told a re- first but changed hls mind when
porter Sunday that the U.S. ~as one of the men drew a gun. His
discussing military aid wiih Pakls- dauthter and her .companions then
tan, Iraq and Saudi Arabia as rave him) ~8,000 r Wrapped in a
well as an increase In !low of gray sOCk; for his help.
Am.erican weapons to Iran.
They '; left. Agonized, Grant
In this stral.4!gic regi.on, Turkey wr:estle\l with his con:science-and
Is already receiving larre7acale a tear oJ discovery. FU;lally he told
American arms help.
hJa wife of the affair. She had a
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auto Tuesda)' In WUbladon. D.O. . .
keasury department for aualpmen'
The secret service rePorted they' were
the theft, of $160,000 lrom·the burea.
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the, were tallen ftoft! the
before a U.S. eommissioner,
arrested.n conneetlon with
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at least, wben be personaUy de- ean peace a......
livers his State of the Union mes- Young sard ill a tulepnone it1ter-
•• 't(;H[YO (WedJlesday) (IP) - Pelpjne ' radlo today said !.wo Cbi' \llnnenfrom the Na:tionalist island. of Formosa lled into Red
~iI 'Dec., iaabOard a jet tr.unlng plane. The Red broadcast., heard
'. quq~ed thll t~o as saying that Formosa had become a "colo~
~$m'i.C8'l Imperialism and a springboard for lis aggression against
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The baftling dlsappearance o't
the $160,000 In new $20 bUll from
the heavily guarded t'lJ!ftncy
printin, plant was solved throQgh
a heart;-renqlng 5 a.m. telephone
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3,000 'Korean Youth
WITH THE U.S. 1ST MARINE
DIVISION, 'Korea •(Wedneaday)
(IP)-All . day long most of tbem
cried, wailed an,d lobbed, their
faces contorted with fear.
' Some stoically !'Oiled up their
sleeves and took It. A few even
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(lP)-P;emier Giuseppe Pclla, who took over as Italy's That was ~e pictute today
la~ fOvernll'\ent chief 4"h months ago, quit T,ue$day in the wake when the manne:; gave t~phlls
0t~wlbt dlfferenocs within his own Christian DePlocrat party. The and smallpox vaccinations to 3,000
'J~~t~ut~ Premier h~nded his resignation to Pre'Side!lt Luigi Ei- dl~~~:~~~K~r::: :~ii:::' will
~~; fO~I?\YI~i .8. 2~-mmutl! eme~gency meetin! of bis ministers. ", get the s~me t~atmen~ in the -days
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I KYO,. (. e ne~day) (JP)-The Far East command today said it
In their area alon, the front
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..Jeep, tlt RUSSian built MIG-IS turned over by a fleeing North the marihes nave 112000 Korean
~..:t..11 pilot. because "no one seems wilHng to take credit for bein, civilians inetudin, 48000 refu...~1CI'; ~t ~he Dillne." Th~ Far East cOnl(TIand said that because ot lees living under insattitary conIt , wy )Y\?,drawin g an earlier offer to ret\1rn the speedy jet dftj~ns.
Ifi.>:ter to its rightful ownu"-presumably the Soviet Union. Tile "While the marines are in Ko... ~~~ ha~ b.11O giving t~e M.G extensive fligbt tests on Okinawa rea we bope to do as much as we
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Kenneth Young, state department Far :East expert, con~ru~edti ntodaYsehcerethaSne~tnl tCloonnsI a
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WASHINGTON (lP)- An angulshe8 lather set police on the
trall of his daufhter and her hU4band Tuesday and within hours
the secret service nabbed the couple and J1lCOvered $128,300 ot the
$160,000 whisked from the bW'cau
of engravlrlg and printing under
the noses of armed guards.
Held as the cilie! figure in th'e
bold, unprecedented New Year's
Eve thelt was a long-trusted bureau employe. James Rufus Lan'dis, 29.
His pretty bobby soxed wife,
Mamie. 26, whom he married
when she was 14, also was
charged with currency the!t. A
neIghbor who lives in the aa~
ali'artment house, William Giles.
was picked up later in a Washington tavern and held as an aC<tes-
Ul 'the new legislative session decision 10 withdraw two diviopening Wednesday.
s,ions or u. S. troops from Korea.
The Democrats lefl the White Many of them have criticized
House with polite pleasantries the idea.
and a dozen different ways 01 Hagerty declined to say whethsayIng "no comment."
fr there were any conflicting
Eisenhower sketched over for views, whether any changes in
them only the parts of his State the Stale of the Union message
of the UnIon message on foreign would result from the conference,
polley, foreign aid and national or wbether Eisenhower brought
security. All ~hese are fields in out any dollars and cen~ figures
which there has been sizeable for the defense and foreign aid
emphasis on a bipartisan approac programs.
In the past.
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C1l11ed in the secret service afld
at 10 a.m. Landis was ar~ested,_ as
he went ,.atiout, his duties
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checkef of distribution in tlie en..
graving bur~au.
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soon admitted a role in the tbeft!tord the apnts he emptied ~w~.
,paC!ka,es ot $20 bills, and stufted
plain ,paper in their place, at tile
very jaws of a huge bur,lar-ptoOt
safe '00 the morning.ot Dec." 31,
O"'~~ l\IaJ' Be Iavolvetl
But BaUl~an aaid the man inslsted some other perso~ outside
the bureau-a man not identified
by name-masterminded the tbeft
and removed the money past t.he
unitoJ'JIVd lUards who scrutinize
everybody and everyth~ leavlll'
the plant.
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Baughman ~d . wheUter this otlll!!"
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fnlormatJon Lllndll hbnl,lt
moved the . money, s~1fin1 the
packets of i)Uta into pockets be lUtd
specially talJored In the alta ot
one of hJs ~7 suit jackets.. '
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througbout the b~ding. The.·wa~
rise about 1$ feet , above
ground level.
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addition will be ready tor student
use about February, 1955. · ,
Windows on Utt: south side' of
the present Union will be l>rlcked
up and a doorway will be e~structed betwee!l Ute two struc:tures.
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for the addition. Fred -Ambrose, university business manid SUI st d ts'
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ager sa
u en reques
the state board of education ~v:
eral years ago to levy a semester
tee, which became etf~tive . In
Sept. 1951.
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The fees provide a financial
basis for bonds which will be
amortized through the fees and
throlilh the Union cafeteria, Boda
fountain and other earnlDJl, Ambrose said.
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A lS-lane bowlin,
a ~8
by 112-foot rumpus room, game
room and lobby will be situated on
the below ground Ie\oel floor.
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The cround tloor will feature
Baulhman aaid ·l"ancil. led lbe
an outside ·terrace on the nri- ..ents to It cache of bUla rilbt ~
east comer of Ute addition, TfUa Ute bureR\! ttee1!--16 bund\e,. e~­
Door will also hOUle a 80 by 112- iainJllI $32,000 ill ,f rah 2P'•• wete
foot Ioun,e. a Ubral')', ,mullc
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6ENERAL~OlICES.
nterpreting
the News
WfiDHmJ)AY. JANUARY 8. 1eS4
I'llIIIiIbecI cIa ..y ucePt S1mcIay...
Newt Analy t
AMMAN, Jorcl,an (A') - Arabs
still refer to Jordan as a "British
puppet," but British influence in
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elining steadily.
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Edlto, ,. Howle Greenw.ld
Since the assassination of King
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Pbotocrapher . , .. BUI Wllilamoon
AIIDrr BI1a&AU
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Wirephoto Technician .. .. Jay Hytone Abdullah in 1951 British power
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thr: DAILY 10"AN ADVnTI81NG IITAFF has slipped stea(iily. A freely
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..... Man..... .... Charles Goeldner elected parliament replaced the
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ANt. 8\11fnua M..... . 11m Sommuvllle
. aD ol&r _11 ...,Iptlons flO CIII.Uled M.nal"r ., . ... " Max Nebel monarchy ' as the country's rea1
CaD 8-2151 II ,a. , . . . . __1..- ,.;, Jeat: "" month.. $S."; 'three DAILY IO"AN eJaCULATION STAFF power. The rise of anti-British
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__t_~_n_M_..._._._._.._.._._R_~_rl_~_o_~~ Pal~tian~ns in llie ~vernment
made the British position more
di!ficult. And Bl'itian's annual
subsidY is being rivaled by financial aid from other countries.
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with an entire parliament instead
of with one cooperative kin\'t. Late
VOL. XXIX, NO. 325 in 1951. the Jordan constitution
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7~ p.m-:-Unlon Boatd Movie lun~heon program, Iowa Union . instead of to the King. This
.~a 1:10 p.m.-Unlverait, Club Des- pCu\)ah,", lo~, Iowa UniOn.
' :00 p.m. - Graduate college- change has given added power to
~ Party Brid,e. Iowa UmOQ.
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Humanities society lecture, Prof. the half million Palestinians add:~., 8!Gq p.m.-Stan Kenton Coo'-00 ' i;.m ' Wri(en Workshop Charles T. Miller, SUI, "The Gen- ed to Jordan after the Arab-Is:~~. Central Party Comm\Uef, ~ure, J. ; :Jiowers, sbort story esls of ~Ilton's Comus," senate raeli war Of. 1948.. P~lest.inians
JA)WII Union.'
writer amate Chamber O. C.
chamber, O.C.
now form a sligh~ majority m the
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:.~:tiO p.tn.-BaII~etpal1,
Michigan Theatre.
population are retugees who lett
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here
~~ln Unlvenlty here
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homes in what is now Israel. The
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8:00 p.m.~Play, "CradIc Song," Palestln,ians hold Britian largely
;ndllncc, Iowa Unjon,
, "'" J!.m ......1,rI&nglt; Club Pic- Thcatre.
responsible for loss of their homes.
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ril~ ,.uPPer, 10"'.8 Umon.
8:00 p.m. ~ Basketball, MinnePalestinian, and witb it anti2:00-5:00 p.m. ~ 'tOIl . Dllnc~ · .: ~. p•.n.-Sllcihlndra Bose Lec- sota, here.
British, . Influence has I·eached a
River room, Towa Union .
.t~.' Swalni ' NlkJIJanAnda, Mllc9:30 p.m. Post-game party new high in the current cabinet of
2;00-5:00 p. m. - D II P '1 ~ .. I. brw AI.I!1Jtorl'um.
and dance, Iowa Union.
Dr. Fawzi Mulki. Palestinians ho!d
Br1~lc, Suhporch, Iowa linton.
4:10 jI.m. - ,Student-Faculty
Sunday Jan. 17
half the 10 portfolios. Because of
~;3 .1 p.m.-[owa Mouriai~rs eoite~ bollr (Ps~hololY, sociology 2:00-5:00 p.m. '_ Tea dance, Ri- their aggressiveness and ability,
Travetoglle, john D. Cr~l~! "Polf- an'a tdUfatiOD'>. lounce, Library. vcr room. Jowa Union.
these men dominate the eabinet.
nesian Playgrol.lnd~." M8cbrld~
• WedIIWa,. Jan:. J3
2:00-5:00 p.m, Duplicate
Bas 3 Leaden
aulUtollum.
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Led by Foreign Minister Hus8:00 p.m.-rowa Mo-).Int.a1hetri eo~ ~i1)laft\ Primro"ey- violist,
8;00 p.m. ~ Iowa Mountaineers sein E:halidy, Minister ol EcOn~avelogue. John~D. Cr~I" ~~i.'oun,e, lfWe Uplon.
Travelogue, Robert Fl,'iars, "Holl- omy Anwar Khatib, and Minister
CllifornLIl-The ~a of Co~
, ' i"'~,., Jail. U
day j~ England . and Scotland," of Education Ahmed Toukan, tl1ls ..
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group can rally the nation on any
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GENERAL NOT-ICES sbo",ltl"
deposited with tb", City editor II
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The Dally Iowan In tbe De,...
room in the Comrilunlcl~
Center. Notices ·.mUJlt ' be , ...
m1tted by 2 p.m. ~he day 11ft.
cedin, -fl.rs~ publlca~lon: the,
wi\1 NOT be accepted by pho..,
and must be TYPED or LEGIBLY WRITTEN and SIGNEl)
by a responsible person .
NIIOc:Ia&ed Press
DAILY 10"A1o/ BDITO.IAL TAFF
Wt.,.. ... '.' , ..•...• Dave Pel~11IOI\
JIlCI~~~~alo Eclitor .,.. Verdi. nddeU,e
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CENTRAL PARTY COMMIt.
tee presents "Modern Ameriea'll
Man of Music," Stan Kenton, b
a concert featuring 20 9f ~ ,
"World's Most Outstanding ~
stu mentalists" Thursday, Jan. 71
in the main lounge o(the Unl-:
Tickets a1'e on sale at the UniGt
desk lor $1,50 per person , You an
urged to buy your tickets ~arb
due to a limited seating capacity.
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PH.D. FRENCH READING II. \ \
amination will be given Thursday '
Jan. 21, from 3 to 5 p.m., in rOOD
221A, Schaeffer hall. Only th~
who sign the sheet posted outsidt I
room 307, Schaeffer hall by Tues.
day, Jan. 19, will be admitted to
the examination, Next examlna.
tion at the end of the secolld
semester.
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"THE RULES OF THE GAME'
("La RegIe du Jeu") wi1~ be lilt
last Art guild's feature 111m to bt
offered this sem~ter. An iIftlmal!
satire on French domestic Jif~ it
was written and directed ,by Jean
Renoir. Showings wllI pe given at
5 and 8 p.m .• Friday. Jlin. p, In
Shambaugh auditorium, roain ]j. ,
brary. Two short subjccts will al.
so be shown; Benjamin Britten'l
"Instruments of the Qr.chestra,·
and. in color, "Fiddlc De D!:e,"
Admission: 50 cents.
PROF. CHARLES '1'. MlLLEI
- - will speak on "The C!:'nesis of Mil· I
ton's 'Comus' ,. Thursday, Jan.l~
8 p.:::., senate chamber, Old Capl.
to1. The graduate collcge and Hu· ! '
NAACP S,
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ProtestSOl
Ab I'"Ion .
Of PUbl'Ie Seh00 IS
Dr Lampe Retires- -
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For J. M. Roberta Jr.
Freel M. PownaU. Pubillhe~
Charla It. lhmum. AuI.tant Pubb.het
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EcUlon ....... K'tharlne Harru
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Johnslne Muhl
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IIporta l£djlor ., ....... .. I"rM Thomas
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FRENCH CLUB WILL <{EU.
promises with Britain on a major three-major ffliths would cooperate to offer courses on their own
bl'ate the Feast of the Kings JIL
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issue. Any appearance of eompto- crecd!t
Abolition of the public school 6 at the home of Prof. and . ~,
mise On the Palestine question. for
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instance, would bring his cabinet
After a few years lLl 1e pl.mumg stago, when obstacles welO dividual stUdents would lead to all It wIH be an even10g of galllG
overcome that Some said never could be overcome, tJle school sorts of "education quackery and and relaxation.
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(We.der. are I••ft,. to rsprell 0, ••• crashing down.
I.... ID lolle,. to t... Bill••• All I.Ut ro
Desote this opposition, the BI'i- was -:ready to open. But it was decided OJ] all sides, in this inter- racketeering;" Walter White, ex~D,~~~:: ~~;::~~~~: ::!:::!:~:: tlsh l.,ing to their position as No. -fa ·th nt
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tate s p 0 ted
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.ty tl t ecutlve secretary of the National THE UNIVERSJTY COOPEIlA·
' " .. 01 .... ,tabl •. Lollen b •• amo the 1 foreign power here mainly b _ i. ' I
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pu 0 a sl:.,. - u p
~llllVerSl . 1U Associa tion for the Advancement tive Baby-Sitting league bqok Viill
,t.,.,t, af n. D.n, Iowan. Th. cause Jorda n has not figured out (he school could never be stlccesslUl unless the nght man were of Colored People. warned in a be in charge 01 Mrs. Ba~bara 1.n.
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.. led re' ...... tau,.. lellers W"~D ...an1 . any way to do wit~out economic chosen to be its d~ector.
report delivered at the associ- ning from Jan . 4 to 11. Telepholl!
:'~t~::I"''':.I::~t.°·' ~::t."-::~~::·· .:~ aid and remain sol l!nt.
After a jong quest a man bv the name of ~I. Willard Lampe ation's 45th annual meeting in her at 7693 if a sitter or Infor·
limite. , . . ., m.r. Illan two 1001er. In
Britain Gives Subsidy
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mation about joining the groy~
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The British su bsidu for the was selected. hat was 2:7 years ago.
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In South CarolIna. Georgia and is d~ired.
tIIelr Iollen
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ex,ro.n.
de .... neell.tll, I\rab Legion alone amounts to
oar", mem b ers . ~h03e
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lere was eVlden t Mississippi, hI! pointed out, threats
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rou~~ly $24, n;ill~on annually. ' in. the othtl'r day 'when the' head o~ toe scl1001 o~ reHgiol! retiJ·ed. H e have. been mI~de to shu~ down the TilE NEWMAN CLUB GRAD·
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1Iddi~,. Brlta!n 15 PJ'cmltmT1C9; ' wa9- th same M, I.Willara Lam\) who has prCliid~d over the publlc schoo santi substltute per- uate Faculty discussion group .ill
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A nationa sUlay recently come: L ast year member states of~the . UL1usj]~l venture ever slJlce It s~m-ted: ...... '
cour~ rules tha~ segregation. in Cath olic Stl.ldent center. Miss Sa·
tionol program of its kiDd. ~"
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'HIS 27 years were not Without theIr heartaches but thes public education IS unconstltutlOn- bi?e Arlaud of Marseille, Franre
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f h 000 as aid to Jordan In defense of were not insurmountable and ill the final analysis they h e lped to al as contended by the NAACP. Will be the guest speaker. ReProf. Marcus
u!- the :)'01 IthOC?I of. re~ion has aptly at ne~r y ree-.quarters 0 t e her frontiers against lsrael. The b .Id
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people m the Ulllted States feel United States will spend $5600 - 11l a strot1~ej, sOun er plOgram. It IS such <1 sound prograll1 racketeers W04ld movc in setting iness meeting will follow. All in·
e*cri
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~ said, TI~ey that the surest and wisest way to 000 this year under Q n~w Ppiht that many state ~lIliversities throug~out the land have studied it, up their own deb"ased standardS," te res.ted s~udents and faculty are
bav6 instituted a plan of repgtow. ' ~u~tiot\ III which C.thohcs, strive tor world peace Is either to Four ag~eemcnt. The Umted Nn- approved it and adopted it almost in toto. for it was the first the NAACP executive said. "The cordially mVlted.
Protestants and JCWlI teach their indtVidual faiths, DOt as "litera- work along with the United Na- tpIon] s t~'elief [and woirks a~~~cy ~olr ventl1te of its kind anCl up to now it has been the rndst successful state .would be helpless to regu--;
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, ate these private schools or to es- ALPIIA DELTA SIGMA AND '
ture," or as " hiStorical pa",~
f~tts and figures, but as a tons or to strengthen It.
most $14 million on ~e'lIgee9 ih
The full story of the school and ot Dr. Lampe's part in buiJd- tablish any standards to protect Gamma Alpha Chi will have I
, )j in , vital bcl~f ~. rdigion llild
~(. · the have made
The surve.y • thought to be the Jordan',
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, cooperation WIt/lOUt comptOfttiSe '\Vor\(. '.
taken to determine U.S. attitud~ mean that Jordan can dISpense d
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jurisdiction of the federal courts.
the fint 25 years Of , SUt'~ $bhOlO~ 01 ~l~ort ,enti,tled "Of Faith pa .lcI~a Ion m m rna lona or- when Britain was Jordan's .sole
We rowans are proud of Dr. Lam[Je IJroud of him for what
Cites Legal Attack
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ninc per cent of Americans be,. ~e has done and proud of hllll for tho role he played III helpll1 g
Reportl~g , on the, actl~ltles of fee h?ur Tue~day, Jan. 12, at ,4.
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At a program ce1ebratinrr the '2iSthahnNersary of SeJI's lieve wc should pursue
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to create the c1fmatc that makes it possible for Iowa to be the the aSSOCIatIon, White clt~d the p.m. 10 the Ilbrary lounge, WIU
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school of rcllgi.on In May,.l l~;J2, Profe~ ~pe. and the school IsolatIOnISt c~ursc.
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ome ,0 t. IS SC. 001, . wlu~h ~s hvmg plOof that Illtcrfalth C?- the most important project of the partments of sociOlogy" psychol.
of r\::,:.won TL'Ceived big h 'rltaise froth a nWnI1 6f the' nation's
T.hC .Amerlca.n ,~soclatIOI1 ~or
operation IS pOSSIble m tlus land whcre we are free to worshIp ass?ciation d.u ring 1953. But Icgal ogy and education.
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actIOn, he saId, needs to be backed
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naiion-wide e!tort to inform the
up by. a "c?ordinate,d p~ogram of ERNST WIECHERT'S "MlSSA
OaanceUor .11. Fitzg~' ~f ~he t:J~sity. of PittsbQrgh people about the UN and Its work,
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educatIonal a C~lvlbes at ~1e grass Prof. Fred Fehling at a meeting
said. For some years we
vee UIIIU to .I¥Id a 101utioD to the
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Wilson will lead the nation's mi1lroots level WIthout which eourt of Delta Phi Alpha honor,a11
pi'Oblein of lin adequtlte relIgious P,tdgratn fD ~iate universities,
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tary leade" today in calling for
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A.mong slgmflcant gams made 19. 7:30 p.m., room 112 Schaeffer,
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dUring the .year, t~e NAACP hall. Public invit ed.
periment in the school Of-Teligfon, ba$ fOund an answer which think these indications of in- needed by the National Founda- " "
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Crusade for Freedom, an adGovernment Contract commIttee
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Prof. Clarence J'. Shecld of Yale qniveAity said, "The im- whether you believe they arc re- mthism tht at andeuecttve . meatns l]?f ganda war oh communism In EI,I- whatever possi.ble. Signatures will phases of the m
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Professor La11lpe, ~, ~ n~.
?De to test upon on this matter.
. and dependents, make ,up ov~r 15 Europe which b,oadcast news, en7 8~ation to be constructed..
launching oC thc N~ACP Figh t for tact represenla~ives shoul.d turp III ,
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per cent of the. poho pahents tertainme"t and messages of hope Donors will-be urged, to gIve $1, Freedom t9 achieve complete reports and filled-out mtertiew
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helped by the natIOnal foundation. to the people of CZechoslovakia a "truth dollar which will buy 100 emancipation by Jan. 1, 1963, the cards at tbe office of student .f·
An Idea," he wrote, "PriaEltiJn;ce '~-:tMt \toe;~hould bdt look
Army Secretary Robert 'l'. PollI,nd, .Hungary. Rumania, Bul~ ""ords of truth ' to broadcast c~ntennial of Lincoln's proclama- fairs by 5 p.m. Thursday-,· Ja~. 7,
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"It will always have 10 fi~t ff5 way ' against prejudice, "bla" ,est)
March of Dimes, "not only because sages daily through the Iron Cur- George Do It." This ,refers to MUflh reffi#iins to be donc, White diVISion of the F~r? Foun~'1:~
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of illter~faith rooperation aDd~teJigious edualti
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Dean ' Norman B. Nelson of SUI's college of medi"cine points out :~t~~n~o expanq a~d freeze segre- at\) fellowships ot. $1,250.~-:
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progres~ has been made and t~t errors In a nationalt magazlnc'~ ' article on I'How Y04 Can Double
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Typical ' reports trom officer, .D?mies and old buddies from ~~port, JII. ~eally believe in sharln/J before the end of 1954 this fine rcom'"'204 Zo 1
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tell how the . March ot Dimef . british scientists plan \0 send a 'tocket to the moon and back. If would have had it-a democratiC In the house Ch~mbe~ of Old C4P"
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helped .th~lr chlld~·en In their re- the~ eNe~ start droJ)p~ng those 1;I-~mbs, l~ose scientists c9uld sure sMool In 811 inte:grctted sysl<!m or itol. All st U{kllt.~ re Invited 10
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Recreation Group "Pla·n·s
Wi nter Crafts Classes
Landmark
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TO HOLD DANCE
"Candy Capers" will be the
the~~ fo~ Pi Beta Phi ~ocial sororlty s wmter formal Friday fro~
9 p. m. to 1 a. m. at the Elks
club. The dance will be Preceded
by a dinner
Chaperon~ will Include Mr.
and Mrs. Wililam Tucker, Prof.
Gilbert P. Maynard of the accounting department, aod Mrs.
Maynard; Mrs. Harriette Evans,
and Mrs. Lida Filkins. Nancy
Sadler, 2, Moline, social chairman, is lD cbarge of the dance,
and Norma Jean Sippel, A2, Carthage, Ill., is chairman of the
decoration committee.
~. SKATING CLUB TO MEET
The Skating elub will meet at
7 o'clock tonight lor
business
me~Ung at the Iowa Memorial
Umon. Following the meeting the
members will go to the Melr~se
Pond for ice s~a~ing. Anyone 1~terested In jOlnlDi tlile club IS
asked to attend the m eUng.
PINNED
Delta Delta Delta, to Dick BrlceCarolyn. Johnson, A4, Laurens, land, Et, Iowa City, Phi Gamma
The winter series of arts and - _._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Kappa Alpha Theta, to Bernard Delta.
craIts classes at the Iowa City will be taught Thursdays from
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Kappa Kappa.
land, Ill, Delta Delta Delta, . to day. Jan. 12.
limit of 12. No beginners may enJone ToOhey, A4, storm Lake, Bi~ Nelson, C4 Palos Heights, m.,
AU classes are open to the pub. roll for. Ws class. Members will
Kappa Alpha Theta. to Bill Sloan, Phi Gamma Delta.
lic. There is a registration fee of be !'CQutred to buy the book 011
U.S. Naval Academ.y, Annapolis, Cynthia Pryor AS, Des MOines, $2 for each class, and registration tbe Duncan method. The reiisttnMd.
Delta Delta Delta. to Tom Coacf, must be made in advance of the tlon fee for this ciass will be' $3.
Dolores Porter, Al. Ft. Dodge, M2. Des Moines, Phi Beta Pi.
class. Registration may be made Mrs. Grace Hochber_g will ~ct
Kappa Alpha Theta. to Peter 'Betsy Crusinberry. A4, Des at the recreation office io the th,e IITOUP·
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The beginning knitting Clasl
Theta PL
Bob McCarville, Jefferson, sur
Mrs. Jean SoudeAl, office secre- will be held Friday from 1:30 to
Harriet Brody, N1, Ottumwa, graduate, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. tary and crafts director for the 3:30 p.m., with Mrs. Grace R~h­
Kappa Kappa Gamma, to Don Marilyn Sires} A2, Tama. Alpha recreation commission, will head berg as instructor.
Verhille, C2. Ottumwa, Sigma Phi Chi Omega, to Dave Carson, E4, the, program.
Mrs. Souder~ will instruet \he
Epsilon.
Iowa City Alpha Tau Omega.
There are seven classes offered leather tooling and carvinl class
Ann Summerwill. A2, Iowa June Meyer, Ft. Dodge, to Joe in the series; each will include Thursday from 7:30 to 9:30. ~
City, Kappa Kappa Gamma, to Bartolme, A4, Ft. Dodge.
eight lessons.
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Rex Jamison, AJ, Story City, Phi Clarann Bekman, A2, Ida Grove,
The textile pamting class will
Gamma Delta.
Chi Omega, to Wayne Winslow, meet Tuesday {rom 2 to 4 ·p.m., , r~
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Lee Miller, A4, Clarkson. Neb., E4, Iowa City, Theta Xl.
with Mrs. Souders as Instructor.
Alpha Delta Pi 0(0 James Cooney
Barb Nicholl A2 Des Moines The class will handle all forms of
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WOMEN'S CLUB TO MEET
Ind., Alpha Chi Omega. to Gene ma Rho.
The peasant pamting class will hold its annual winter formal S,tThe foreign relations discussion DunwOody Jr. Georgia Tech At- Sarah O'Brien A4 La Grange meet Tuesday from 7:30 to 9:30 urday from 9 p. m. to midnl&bt
class of the Iowa City Women's lanta, Ga., K.n~pa Alpha.
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discuss "Southeast Asia." Mrs. John iNunn, A3. Iowa City. Sigma Jo Ann Zimmerman, ~, Wat- will Instruct the class.
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erloo. Delta Gamma, to Jim Walk- Mrs. Souders will also instruct tah Pfeiffer, Mr. Charle. Bar,,:
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present papers. A group' discussion Ill., to Richard Albreeht. A4, Hart- . Nancy Jensen. A4, Cedar Rap- Wednesday from I :30 to 3:3() p.m. )ournnhsr.n, and lUI. Barnum,
COEDS STOP to jQlped a eampus landmark. The _dl are Carolyn Crow. Nt. Iowa Cli)'o wm tollow.
ley, SIgma Nu.
Ids, Delta Gamma, to Richard The class wlll Include carvint and Mr. Edwm HuntIng, graduate as·
WeJJs. A2. Sioux City. The boulder, wbleh wel,hs 6.650 DODnds, was dven &0 tbe
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FRATERNITY TO ME£~
buque, Delta Gamma, to Don lliu. graduate, Sigma ChI.
articles, metal' tooHng and tray keling. and Mrs. Hunting, and Mr,
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Barbara Hughes A4 BIggsvllle etching.
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m.. Zeta Ta~ Alpha, to Lee Max- Mrs. Naomi Schedl will Instruct Mrs. Etcheson. Mr. and Mrs. E.
cJded io leave. a large boulder. It
one ot the Iowa Memorial Union. Martha Porler, A3, Oskaloosa, well, U.S. air force Langley air Q sketching and ~ainting closs K. Jones Jr. and 1-11'. and Mr•.
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The offl9ial membership roll for to Frank Schweng~l, C3, Daven- force base •.Hampton. Va., Unlver- W!!dn.esday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. John Hogeland will be special
sue of the same pap,er: that It IS
the year will be rOl'm~d by both port, Beta Theta PI.
sl~y ot Ilhnols graduate, .Kappa
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are in attendance at the meeting.
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Jane Gllge, A~. Cedar Rapids,
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A special report will be made Nancy Bresnahan N2 Iowa Delta Gamma, t6 Joe Chadema,
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w~llted past the two big boulders. ow l~ wthas one 10 su S;dQuetnl
William Primrose, acclaimed the gional convention of the rrater- A2, Mason City. Delta Upsilon. 'Epsilon.
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. nlty held Dec 28 30 at Otfut
L ill M Ki t . k A4 B
8ittillg on the campus 'between Old their method of getting their boul world's finest viOla player. will be . I
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- featured by the university concert Sir orc
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pha Chi Omega, to JIm Prather, lington. Delta Gamma, to Don
ne\'er nohced that they were So for about 80 years SUI stuTO HOLD -MEETING
Iowa State college Ames Delta Rosche, SUI graduate, Delta Tau
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dent.-: have been walking past course Jan. .13 at 8 p.m. in the The Iowa City stamp club will Upsilon.
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W~en stu~eots are asked if they these boulders, many noticing Iowa MemOrial Union lounge.
hold Its regul~r meeting Thurs- Lynn Roberts. N2. Spencer, Fran Miller, A4, Washipgt?n,
\ kl\o..w anythmg about them, ~ey them and that they say "Class In the past six years Primrose day ~t 8 p. m. In the Community Kappa Alpha Theta, to Otto Broe- Delta Ga1lUTla, to Chuck BrummItt,
S.D.Y: ':~o\!lders? \Yhere?"
1870" and ,11880" 00 them and has been In world demand. Sold- buiJdmg,
der, St. Louis, Mo., SUI graduate, M3, CentervlUe, Nu Sigma Nu.
RepreJenlatives will be on campus on JonlJary 14 ' /0
, B}l~ had students of SUI been many never noticing them at all. out tours have taken him not only
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Beta Theta PI.
Gretchen Kinter, N2. Boone,
interview
graduates for employment in:
a~f!d, tile s~me guestion in 1881. For those who have seen them, throughout the United States and
Peg MJlota. A3. Davenport, Kappa Alpha Theta, to Paul Stark,
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Europe. He has been soloist WIth
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second of the two boulders was
His orchestral repertoire rang- pate in the Wednesday even
Alpha Delta Pi, to Donald. Gyorog, LauraJle Plloher. A3. Daven.
Chemical
IIllt on the campus. This boulder
atur a Y es from old numbers as Handel's musjc hour program tonight
Marysville, Wash., PhI Kappa. port, Kappa Alpha Theta. to Petleft .by the class of 1880,
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Holmes, C4. Waterloo, er Sal.ter, \G, Davt!nport. Iowa
Civil
Whloh followed in the footsteps of The Child Study ~lub WIll hold B nunor Concerto and Berlioz
Participating in the progral11
Kappa Gamma to Bob Wal. st~te college Ames, Phi Gamma
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the~Qlal\s of 1870 by leaving to SUI a luncheo~ meeting at ]2:30 P·~·I"Harold In.. Italy" (which he re- are Prof. Stuart Canin, violin;
C4, Waterloo, Sigma Alpha Delta.
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1I'.:.t!oulder to help decorate the Sat.urda~, m the Iowa Memorial corded with Koussevitzky and the Betty Bang, flute; William T.
Ion.
Jane Blake, A4, Cedar Rapids,
Mechanical
clltQpu,s.
U~IO~. ~ur Children ~nd Re- Boston Symphony) to such. mod- Gower, oboe; Paul Anderson,
t Caldwell, A3, Iowa City. Pi Beta Phi. to Jack Beckstrom,
~rThe class of 1870 obtained and Iigl?n' WIll be the dIscussion ern works as the Walton Viola French horn. and Prof.
Kappa Gamma, to Jim A4, Rockford , Ill., Pbi Delta Theta.
LIVESTOCK BUYING
tht> boulder in a very unusual tOPlC.
. Concerto, the Concertlno of Jean Simms, piano.
D4, Ft. Madison, Delta Sig- Jean Ewers, A3, Iowa City. Pi
i W~~: Tllis event was reported in A: panel o! clu? inen1b~rs WIll ruvier, and Leo Sowerby's "Poem Canin, Gower and Simms w
Delta.
Beta ~hi to Dwane Moscr C4, BetOFFICE ADMINIST~TIQN
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play "Concerto in C minor"
Viv Netsoll, A4, Princeton, Ill., tendorf, Delta Upsilon.
~.s a ' r of that time the Uni- peared In the fall ISsue ot tbe
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RESEARCH LABORATORY WORK "·
Wlwbrcn the umque event was re- dl us ed a e "The Case f Rn- able artist whose name will 're- ..... j. ~, .. .01"1 il.y... J.YlI'lr.'JI!I!J ,...
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Ba~helor's and advanced degrees In Animal and .
,po eJ : a . Y e s.bed°w"Cl . 0~870e~; ligious Education." "The Religious main as the greatest viola virtuoso play ':Trio, opus 40" by
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ENGAGEMENT AN~OUNCED
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J>.iG1ile,r" .located on the SIde of the , calling Mrs. D. B. Johnson at the SUI campus. He petiormEld ment ot their dauihter, Nary
Full line
~,Iutt!l 'couple of miles from town. 8-1688 by Thursday.
here in Oct., 1945.
Lou, to Pvt. Lee McClenah~n, sqn
Specialty (Plant Food, Animal F,e~; Ic~ Cr~om" •. ..:,
bei-ng dug up it turned out j
The appearance of Prjnu:ose of Mrs. Mervin
Iowa Union
etc.)
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to .Pe'1arger than the jolly seniors
will mark th'e second of five con- Sigourney. The
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certs during the school year spon- married Feb. 13 at the M~tbQdist
Student Tickets Free on Identification Cords
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sored by the university concert ~hurch in Sigourney. l\iJcCI(1nahan
Available January 11
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. f our par t s. Th e f lrst
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will tnun t 1 I was p ace elude "Gesang Weyla's" by Hugo
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w~th the lumber wagon, Wolt. "Allersoelen" and Zueig- concer ' .
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Tickets will go on sale to the
~"'IIl~·,·.•ma was hauled ho~e. It "Erhebung" by Schoenberg.
general public next Tuesday and
10. a.m. when It 8r- The program includes "Air Wednesday at the Union desk.
the campus attended by Chantes" by' Poulenc and "VInof town boys flocked by vitation au voyage" by Duparc, RESERVE SQuADaoN TO MEET
~lljurDl~d seniors, The American ";:;alut demeure chaste et pure"
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over all, bells were (Faust) by Gounod. "Evening" Flight "B", 9688 v~lunteer ~Ir
"'''''''Jur", were suspended, by Hageman, "In the Siler:tce of reserve squ~dron wlll hold Its
to see the thing done." Night" by Rachmaninoff, "The ~eeklY meetmg tonight at 7 p.m.
evening the seniors had a Distracted Maid," "The Shoemak- 10 the fleldhouse armory.
dtlpce around the boulder, er," and "Burd Ellen and Young Lt. ~lbert Frenc~ will le?d the
II large crowd watchjng. They Tamlane" and "Rantum Tantus" disCUSSIon and films will
1!t'~9lin~d the "funeral obsequies" by Warlock.
shown.
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some bookS.. papers, ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_iiiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_ _iiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!i'ii;!iiiiii~1
¥Io,Hl1le Paper reported that this
di1ferent dance band, anet in 1939
lf8l!', ,llIle first class ,day ever obCU~T YOCUM RESTAURANT features
the ).lIliversity.
la ter the class of 1
to leave some
drum at college, worklld
of their class to
up to arranging for
- Choice of Th .... Meal. "name" bands; Bill
had studied in Paris,
won a spot with Tommy
Potatoes
Vegetable
Dorsey. After 13 years
Salad
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of pooling new ideas,
Coffee
Tea
Milk
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Eveni~g 5:00 to 8:00
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To Dump·Kansas State
NEW YORK (Jl»-KentuckystlU
leads the pack in this week's AsMANHATTAN, Kan . (JP)- Mtsociated Press basketball poll but
Igan State's scrappy Spartans lihe free throw line, K-State man,
coach Dudey Moore's sky-scrapin
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re oun e rom a e ea a per cen t ,
Duquesoe team is closing in fast.
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the hands of Iowa Monday to blast
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a ISO-point lead. Now the margin
Kansas State here Tuesday Dight
is 81 points. Duquesne's weep of Page 4-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa Cit.. , la.-Wed., Jan. 6, 1954 78-63.
the Garden Holiday Festival
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boosted its stock.
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Of the 99 sports writers and raafter the ,openi~g seconds as I
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cut thelr 10SlOg streak at
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name
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NEW, YORK(.4")-Hea, vyweight
Kentucky first and 19 picked Du.
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season record to five wins and champion Rocky
arclano mQ
quesne. The point score is tabud h' I'll ' M
lated on a 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1
three losses.
not defen
IS I e ill
iant,
Th h d h'tt'
B'
next month.
basis.
e ar - I illg Ig Ten club
Jim Norris, president of Ibt
Kentucky rolled to its eighth
outclassed Kansas State before International Boxing club ~
straight Monday night, defeating
10,000 f~ns ~ho saw t~e Wildcats Tuesday he had two tal~ w~
Xavier of Cincinnati, 77-71 , while
lose t~elr thlr~ game m 33 statts AI Weill, Marciano's mana.
Duquesne downed Dayton, 70-S2,
their new.fleld house.
"and I got the impression t'-:
tor its 12th straight. The two
Spartan center Bob Armstrong, 'AI wasn't too anxious to 1101
leaders are undefeated.
normally starts, came off the until June.
Indiana, squeaking past Michibench i~ the second quarter and
Norris said Ezzard Char_
gan aod Wisconsin in Big Ten
m 18 pomts to take scor- Nino Valdes, Dan Bucceroni alllli
compelition, held third place and
ing honors. The_6-8 pivot man hit England's Don Cockelt wcre lllel!.
Minnesota remained in sixth place
six field goals in the second qual'- tioned as possible opponents fQI
but the rest of the standings were
as he sparked the visitov to a the champion.
sh uftled . [ndiana and Minnesota
42-34 halftime margin,
"I'd like to have Rocky fi&ll,
meet Saturday in one of the big
K-State stiU was plagued by a in Miami, New York, or any ()t~
games of the week.
leaky center position. Coach Fred place on either Feb. 24 or
Oklahoma A and M moved up a
Winter moved forward Jesse Pri- 26, the IBC's Wednesday and
peg to fourth and Western Kensock into the post ip the second day television dates," said
tucky, unbeaten in 12 games, took
hall but Prisock's 10 points were I"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'
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not enough to stop the tide.
Holy Cross, Duke and Oklahoma
K-State's only lead came after
City all moved into the top 10
20 seconds when Prisock droPlJed
ousting lIIinois, North Carolina
in two free throws.
State and Fordham.
Forward JUlius McCoy spearheaded Micl1igan State's efforts
wtih three straight layups in the
IOWA'S BASKETBALL SQUAD TOOK plenty of time outs from first period to give them a 18-17
the cage noor during Its recent holiday trip to the wkt coast tor advantage.
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two games with UCLA and Southern California. Here three Hawk!!. Duquel ne (I '!_IH
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eyes, centers BID Schoof and Bob George and guard Roy JohJJson, goal tries for 48 per cent and out~. Okloboma A & M C I ~· I )
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". Wetter" Kenluck y ( I '!·cn I..
Ml'll
exchange greetings with Elaine Stewart, Hollywood actress, at scored the Wildcats 32 to 21 from
An Associated Press story from
Champaign. UL, Tuesday said
that Illlnots may produce the
track sensation of the century- I
a high jumper wbo can clear
eiaht feet and go over the bar
backwards.
He's Dickie Brownin(, illinoIS I
junior from DaUas, Tex., Cor two
years the national Amateur Athletic Union tumbling champion.
Browning has, according to
hi4 coach Charley Pond, reached
eIght feet a number of times
with a double backward summersault in IUs gymnastics routinc.
Iowan'. o-btfDl
But many in the track and gymn tIcs fields inc:ludinl Iowa's
,ymnasUes coach, Dick Holzaepfel, and
rack coach, Francis
Cretzmeyer, feel that U's highly
unlikely that the IUinl star will
be able to accomplish the feat
over a high jump bar.
A technical point Corcing the
5-9 Browning to take of! on hi!
double somersault on one foot
appears to be the biggest obstacle
In any attempt to break the
world's high jump record of
6-11 ~~ set la t June by Walt
Davis, 6-8 former Texas A. and
M . basketball star, in the NAAU
meet.
The high jumping rule stipulates: "A talr jump is one in
which the competitor jumps from
one toot."
Bi&" Oba&acle
And In HolzaepCel's eyes the
one toot take oft Is a mighty big
obslacfe. t;on ae
Tuesday night
he said, "I've seen this boy do
this triclc He attains a lot of
6. Mli,,\C~s ola. fK-1) . ..
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7. 1I0Jy Cro .. C~·U)
2 18
height. But If he has to take oft
M-G-M stUdios in Hollywood. The Iowans came home with a win
R, Duke (U.li)
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BUCCERONI WINS
on one Coot to make the high
lJ. Oklaboma. Cit~' O~ - I) •. 1.~..
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over UCLA, 65-60, and a 70-60 loss to USC on their record.
l\IILWA KEE (.4") - PhJladel10. Or.~o. Slale (7-S)
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somersault would then be almost
12. Ge&. Wa shlnrton (fieO) and
NLa,ar. (8-:!,
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Impossible."
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"Thc only one-Cooted take olf DICKIE BROWNING, ILLINOI TUMBLER, soars more than ev- 1!t lltlnols (i-t) . .
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:::Ity
I've seen is in a forward somer- en feet Into the all' as he completes a double backward somersault. 1(1, StatU. (0-1) And
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mous 10-round heavyweight desa ul t and ['m certain no one can Hla coach, Charley Pond, holds a tape se,'en, feet, three Inches In- 13. Navy O-:.! )
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MOBILE, Ala. (JP)-Tommy Lewis wearily concluded
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obtain the needed height in that to ihe air as the junior from Dallas, Tex., goes through the maneu - 10, VanderblU (7 _1) ..
cision over Germany's Hcin Ten
, no
20. Nor th Carolina. State (lI.li)
that· nothing fires up the folks like the fellow who does the
way, he added.
ver. Pond Is croomill&' the 5-9 Browning for an a ault on the
Tickets to Stan K enton's
Uoff
Tuesday night.
thing at the wrong time.
cert, that is. Don't miss
" However," Holzaepfel quickly world hJ&'h Jump record ot '-l1~, set last June by Walt Davis In
this great concert in the M.a'bl
Literally overwhelmed by the storm of publicity sUrred up by
added, "If be does II then I'm the NAAU med. Only catch Is Diokle will have to learn to take
Lounge at the luon tomom1\'
wrong. Gymnasts have a habit off Oft one toot IllItead 'Of two, In accordance with the current hlgh
his 12th man act in the Cotton Bowl New Year's day, tbe
night, January 7, at 8 P.rII.
of doing the impossible. 1 once jumplll&' rules.
of Alabama fullback said he'd like nothing better than to turn every- l>lIebl,on tal. 7>. Kon.. Slot. oa
thought the double somersault
Cenlral 16, Prnn 46
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impossible; now I have boys
thing oft.
SI. Ambrose 9K. Par •• ns .0
THE UNION DESK NOWI
doln"
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He was out on the football practice field here Tuesday in prepa- 8yraeu
NATIONAL
BASKETBUL ASS'N.
.. a tl'iplc somersault on the
StGLENDALE,
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ht d (.4")t h Casey
th t
e 12, Fort 'Vay-nl' 00
trampoline."
e was
g e 0hadearswepa Tlition for Saturday's Senior Bowl football game.
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Check Marks Are Problem
hisenNew
Yorke Yankees
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th tr· ht
Lewis said the toughest part of the whole thing about his
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tlle f Ie
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or
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s a~
dlfticultlea In the jump saying,
Bitter Opponent Of Televised Boxing Joins
year as the naUon's finest team in, the-bench tackle of Rice back Dick Moegll! was that "people are
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Nationwide Network T. Stay In Business
1953, as voted in .t he 23d ~nnual nice." He said he had received numerous sympathetic telegrams and
SHOW
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ThrU
can make the jump. Even If
poll by The ASSOCiated Press.
lette s from Dallas and many other cities.
FRI. NITE
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Browning can clear eight feet he PHILADELPHIA (.4") - I r
The poll gave the Yankees 79
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elev.e ey were :l JOg a o.u me,
ewlS sal.
cr~en
will have trouble judging his dls- can't lick 'em, join 'em,
tance and cstabUshing check Taylor asserted Tuesday.
buck that Monday, Wednesday ext was Maryland's college foo(- They were so comphmental'Y· They were saywg what a great commarks from which to start hLt did the Philadelphia
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
ball team, 10 firsts for 109, fol- I petitor I was-and I was sure I had dtsgraced myself, my team ~nd
FIRST TIME
routine to gain momentum."
finally let it out that he had
boxi~g w.ith run oC the mill
lowed by the Cleveland Browns 1 my school."
ON 2-D\
However, Pond, the mini coach braced television for his boxi
tractions.
professional football team, 13 and
He said his sole objective was to get out on the footbaJl field
believes that Browning can, with shows.
, "I'm ,force,d, to accept TV to stay 106 points. Notre Dame football,
ith the South team here and prove he's as dangerous a player off
training, take otf on one. fobt in Actually, the graying promoter m b usmess.
Indiana baslteJball,_
the bertclr as well as' on it.
accordance with the current high gave a luncheon to announce a
baseball, Detroit
"Maybe [ can run itl out of my sy.stem," he said. "I lust wish I
jump rule to satls!y judges.
pretty good middleweight fight
Lakers
"It will be easy lor him lo get between PhiladelPhia's Gill Tul'I.
Academy rowing
hadn't done it."
his timing down, like regular ner and France's Pierre LanglOis.
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high jumpers, to hit h Cs peak The two 160-pound title aspirants
10 teams.
height at the right place, abOve are scheduled for a
feel wonderful to be the man~ '.~==~=~=~II!'.:'~~i~
s.....~ M~IK:,M,~lL
the bar."
at the Arena Jan . 26.
of a baseball club that can
IlIini track Coach Leo Johnson
Taylor, long a bitter opponent
this honor four times in a
and the American league
Varsity!
Also
VERA MILES
was 8 bit dubious about Brown- of TV in boxing, said the Turoel'- "
ing's high jumping aspirations Langlois go would Qot be teleand the \.vorld championTODAY and
Cotortooll
RrCHARD ROBERat firsL but now has fallen in vised 01' broadcast, but after that
ve straight times," said 11',;;;_T_HU
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with the loea an.d Is. ready 'to 'PhHadelphia would join the Wed~
combine with Coach Pond in ncsday njght TV network CBS.
grooming th~ champion tumbler.
Why the sudden change of
t,
heart·!
"I haven't had a change of
heart," Taylor said, "I'm s till
not in favor. of television box i
shows even with the local area
blacked out. But, like all Independent promoters I feel it is
absolutely necessary to accept
television in boxing."
Taylor said it was simply a
CINCINNATI (JP)-The Ameri- maLter of arithmetic. "I'd rather
can Football Coaches associallon be sure of a small profit than a
(onvlnced there is no chance to; big loss. Tel evision will help me
an early return to the two-platoon out of the woods financially.
system, urged Tuesday a Iiberall- only time you can draw a
zatlon in substitution rules.
house in boxing these days
The coaches recommended the when you prestlnt two to p notchCollegiate Rules committee, which
meets Jan. 11 in Sarasota, Fla., Boston Red Sox Allign
enact a rule which would permit
a player to re-enh!r once in each Kennedy To Louisville
quarter and to eliminate the pres- BOSTON (JP) - The Boston Red
ent four-minute rule.
Sox Tuesday assigned lefthanded GORDON PIRIE,
The four-minute rule applies pitcher BiU Kennedy to their lanky distaDce star, won'~ be a
only to the second and 10urth Louisville farm on an outright Bri~sh exPOri Item if a Loadon
quarter.:; and allows players to re- basls.
tabloid CILIl help It. The Dally
turn durin. that period.
Kennedy came t6 Boston last • Sketch launched a campail11 to
A year ago the college coaches wliiter with Marv Grissom and pro.vlde home-made attractions
voted by a 8-1 margin for two- Skinny Brown from Chica'go in a ~o keep the 22-year-old bank
platodn »ta}" but the single pla- deal 'for Vern Stephens. In June elerk In Britain followlnc Pirie's
toon system was inaugurated by ~ Sox optioned Kennedy to disclosure ~ba' he "Is seriously
the intercolleJiate rules group. Louisville where he won nine conalderin&' several scholarship
This year in a poU conducjed by games and lost five .
offers .. American coUeces." A
101Irce .,lcae to the athlete laid
coach Lou Little of Oohtmbla, 319 '
coaches voted to ret.aln the 1"3 BABYSITTERS CAUSE CHANGE tbe sehools are Oklahoma,
setup, 189 urged a return to the CLEVELAND (A") Because Georcetown and a west eoast
Football . Coaches
Urge Liberalized
Subsfitufion Rules
wide
play of the
1952,
andregu257
voted open
to liberalize
1953
lations but npt make them as
liberal 88 under the two-platoon
plan.
babysitters
are scarceIndians
on Saturdays,
the Cleveland
willi
hold their LjdJes' Day games on
Thursdays this year instead of
Saturdays.
I~
he guys that play with the basebaU, and the coaches and Del
Webb and Topping, ban, the owners, and me being manager, 1
feel wopderful about this ilonor."
HIF .MEN WANT TO
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[the Rules of the Game]
and Two Short Subjects
of the
now open at .
4 p.m: in the 'afternoOn
.
Drop out aftCI warm up for the
Friday, ilanuary
Intramural.,
Shambaugh Auditorium
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lit SUI Professor T9 Aid Philip' ine Engineers~~u8~'J;h::I~chC?~1
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The Iowa Institute of Hydraulic
Resear«h wIII PIay an Impdrtant
tor 3C role this year in the reorganization of engineering education and
t. research at the University of the
Philippines.
Director Hunter Rouse of the
SUI center of research ' on fiuld
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mo Jon w
an a pane 0da.1!I for Que.zon City, P.I., where
he will conler with island unlversily authorities on the general
layout design for a modern hydl'aulics laboratory.
Following this conference, the
Iowa institute staff will prepare
a.set of detailed designs and spec 1fications as the . second stage of
SUI's partioipation in Operation
PhilCUSA-FOA, or tl'le Philippine
Council for United States AldUnited States Foreign Operations
administration.
" Desirned Colombia Lab
Rouse, SUI professor ot, hydraulics and mechanics, says that the
Philippine laboratory will follow
the general pattern of that of the
NationI'I University of Colombia
whioh was d~slgned by the Iowa
staff for the South American
country and formally opened in
111gust, 1952. One result of the
cr>perative effort between Iowa
lfId Colombia, he observes, is that
f~ur engineering graduates of the
~olotnbian unIversity have cOllie
t, the SUI department of meanies and itydraul.ics lor their
vanced training.
man!
JPl.
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i
;~W:e~~~~~Ul~csf~~ta~!~~:~~~
laboratory for
the Central Univer-
~trYucOtfl'oVnenanedzueexlape'nCted°w UtondbeereeoOmn:
~~
y Co"structlon l~~----'--~
When Johnson county property I
I II
DEAmS
Owners pay their 1953 real estate The Iowa City school eonstruc- - - - - - - -- ---'--'-an~ personal. property tax~s, tion program made 1953 a bump"r expected in the 1957-1958 school Janette ?strand~r, 51, Water}oo,
whIch are .due tn 1954, they Will year for construction here. The
•
probably fmd these taxes somc- I
b'''ld'
year.
.
I6t UniverSIty hospItals Tuesday.
.
,
h t hi h th th
t h d arge amount of u.a mg was The post-war construction pro- Richard Zortman, 9, Smithland,
g er an ose ey pal made possible by the $795,000 gram of SUI also continued with at University hospitals Tuesday.
aSThY.,~aisr. bee
t ·
b d'
bond issue ever approved in Iowa two major projects Parklawn anu Albe t T l
63 W h' t
WI
ause aXlng 0 lei, City
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ay Dr,
,
as lng on,
those "overnmental agencies em.
the addltlon to the Iowa Memo- t U ·
lty h
'tais T d
• to llx leVIes
.
now.
being .
undertaken
a
DIvers
asPI
ues ay.
powered
to support I The building of I-,'wo• new ele- Irial Union'
.
their operations, decided last sum - I mentary school . bu~ldtngs heads Church const~uc\Jon, which had Mrs. Stella Schumacher, 73 ,
mer that they would require more Ihe school construction. They arc been strong smce the end of Gamavillo at Mercy hospital
funds to operate In the next elscal the Herbert Hoover elementary World War II, fell off in 1953.
year.
school at First avenue and Cou.rt Privat~. construction remained
BIRTHS
The agencies making this de- st., and Mark Twain school al high WIth 88 new homes, ohe
cislon in Iowa City are the count v the south end of Yewell st.
supermarket and one lumber Mr. and Mrs. Russell Zahner,
board of supervisors the board of
The new schools are nearly compafly started during the year. R.R. 4, Iowa City, a girl at Mercy
directors of the' independent identical and contain 10 rooms
hospital Tuesday.
school district of Iowa City and each. Com.blned cost ot b?th
L.
I
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Poggee,
tpe city counc;il or Iowa City. structures I $476,389, accordtn~I Cn,' ren s
Craft
Property taxes, which support to the low bids submitted.
Riverside, a girl at Mercy hospita~
a state servicemen's bonl1!! ,s
Other phases of the school COIl- Classes
Tuesday.
Mr. and M~ Ray Mitchell, Lis-,
well as the city and county gov- structlon program started during
ernment lInd s¢ool districts, are the past year and now underway Cract classes for children from bon a girl at Mercy hospital Tuescollected in the otflce of county include:
7 to 12 years old will begin Jan.
'
treasurer Lumir W, Jansa. They
Building of three classl'00ms l 16 at ... the Iowa City Recreation day.
.
may be paid In two Installments and a kindergarten room at Lin- center. Mrs. Jean Souders, ottlC'e Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Large,
with the p~naIty being added to coIn school; five classrooms atisecretary and crafts' director fQ~ Marengo, a boy at Mercy hospital
the first halt amount April 1 Roosevelt school; an all-purpose l the r creation commission, wl1l Tuesday.
aod to the second half sum Oct. 1. room and conversion of the pres- teach the classes.
Iowa City property owners will ent all-purpose room into four
Registration will be from 9
POUCE COURT
pa>: on a levy of 85.762 mills, cla§Srooms at Horace Man nl ~.m. to 12 noo~ Saturday. There liarlan N. Miller, 504 ' , E. Bur'"
whIch is about $6~.76 on each school; ~n aU-}lurpose room with IS no registration fee but there lington st., lined $30 on a charge
PROF. HUNTER ROUSE, director of the Jowa Institute of Hydraulics, is sbown cbe~kr:;leo::~·lth~ $.1,000 worth of assessed. valua- converSlon ot .t he present an- l will be a fee for materials used of speeding and increasing his.
hon. Although this levy IS lower purpose room IDtO three class- in each class.
ed wh en f1 agge d d own by poblueprints he wlJl show officials at tbe University of tbe Pblllppines wben be visits them. Rouse wtIl than last ,Year's, property ownert rooms at Henry Sabin schonl.
The classes will include textile
leave for tbe Islands today to IlIsculS reorranlutlon of tbe Philippine's eulineerinr educdlon. The will probably pay more taxes The school additions are made painting, metal tooling, leather- ceo
blueprints are for a new hydraulics laboratory to be erectN soon under the 'SIIOJlsersbtp or the U. . because or a probable Increase in nee e s a r y by the Incrt:a.. •. craft, tinger and tempera palnt- Ja!11es F. Schall, Cedar Rapids,
Forelcn Operations administration.
assessments as a result of the school attendance in Iowa City. lng, clay work, weaving and\fined $12.50 on a charge pi prostate tax commission hike.
The peak of the enrollmel'jt is plastic work.
hlblted passing on a yellow zone.
r:
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To Start
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3 Hitchhikers H'ald
For Illinois Police,Adm·lt Theft of Auto
Couple-
(Continued frol/l l'(/ge 1)
found hidden under a platform
;r
Swami Nikhilananda
To Speak on Hindu
ReI··
Iglon Ph·1I OSOp hY
I#eted this year. Two Venezuelan
truck in a dark corner of the
gtadl,late students are now among
e hydraulics engineering stubuilding's fifth floor.
,
T d
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t
With the $95,000 lound in Virnts of 12 nations present,. en- P 11
t SUI
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0 ce ues ay were a emp - .
Swami Nikhllananda. founder
I
II ed a
.
Ing to contact Illinois authorities gmia, that made f127,OOO of the and leader of ~he RamakrlshnllDirectort ReOtulsef~bnoitesti thafir~ a about the return of three teen-age $160,000 recovered. Baughman Vlvekananda center of New York
Davenpot m a .. ~ ea on m, b
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"The B .
tfie Hawkeye COl)1pany, h"s built OYSt Plfc Ie uPC'tue~ ay mOrntlin said an additional $1,300-presum- ICdl y, wf H·sPdeaR 10jnl
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osophy" Jan. 12 at 8 p.m. in Mac- .
ANT AD RATES
Typing
Wanted
Miscellaneous For Sale
e\')t tor the Col~mbian and yene- Salle Ill.
cashed $20 bills-was found in the bride hall auditorium as part 01
eldanC~at~oralt?rles·h He said thte Th~ youths were picked up Landis apartment in northeast the annual Sudhindra Bose mc- One DY ....... _... Ie per word TYPING. The.l. and manu crlpl. Work LET US Transfer your furnllure nfely S,eelal 8' __ e.1 Oil,,: TIME magozlno;.
U" _ lIeS
Irm as come 0 . , . .
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120 - r word
~lIaranlC d.
EX'commerclal lencner. wIth our modern equlpment 10 your onJy 8c per CODY. Publisher bl111 you
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thl t
. hItchhiking by highway patrol- WashmgtoJ},
mOlln ec Ul e senes.
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8·2493.
Ilew home. Maher Bro•. Tran.fer. Dlul .tter .u1>l~rIDtion _tarts. Call Nick Nlcho·
qvecla IZe n
s ype of equlp. t
t fT'''' Th
A former journalist Nikhila- rive daYI ..........150 per word _ _ _ _ _ .
8(UI6.
l~., ekl. 4369 arter 8 P.M.
'
ent
as
a
result
of
many
years
men
JUS
wes
0
lum.
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cafLandis'
wife
denied
aU
know~.
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Dial 2862.- - - - - - - a mdl. e a da.tlh 'bw t ledge of the theft, though pollce Of books, some of them transla- Olle MOllth ........390 per word 'l'YPINO. 8.2498.
work for . the Iowa hydraullc~ w
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Sitting
T\YO
800<1 u.ad r-'~. ~nr.to- wIth 9O.do'"
beYd
d a an one m
I c a ou said there is no doubt she accoln- tlons
.
. He was
M'-Imum
ch-rre
"Oc
~ ~".'Rerrllleration Serv':
whIch was established in ft.oun
0 and one half miles west of
from the Sanskrit.
UI
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JACK and Jill Playschool 0101 8-3890
warrllnly. Connor's
bring to pear upon hy- w
.
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panied her husband and Giles to ordained a monk of the PamaTH!;SIS I)'pln" experienced. ' · 2106.
.
,
' - Ice. Phone s003.
tpe Cull scIentific power Iowa CIty on hIghway 6.
. the farm near Middleburgh. Va., krishna order and later at a Hima:LASSIFIElD DISPLA Y
roHW~Tt~~rV!~. :g~~~ ~f:8:r~Oy~~h4~~ ALL ~OOL tuxedo. Lang-8 .. 2310.
.the univcrslty. Forerunner or Highway patrolmen J. L. SmIth Monday night.
layan mOhastery
of the v~rder On
. e .msertion
.............. 98c hper inch
Who Does It
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JENNY Lind be<! and davenport lI\ gOOd'
the ~oY{a in,Stitutc . was a tiny an d CI arence Wagner f o.un d th e
Held In $50,000 Ball
and studied Hinduism and other Ive Inse,rt ons per mont ,
_
._
A.M. baby , llllnl( In my honle. Phone tondlUoll. DIal 3900.
laboraior,y 22 feet square below car late Tuesday mornmg and
. .
svstems Of philosophy and religper IOsertlon ........ 88e per Inch SKATES , harpened - Ho<:k·Eyc"LOlin 8·1707.
"n
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.
' l a t e r picked up the boys on the US. commIssIoner Cyril Law- o!
Ten inse tions
th
128'" S. Dubuque.
SPEED Queen washln, machine. Dial
thc .,ur1lngton sl. dam in Iowa h'
ren~e held Landis in $50000 pail ion.
r
per mon ,
BAQY 111111111. DIal 'S82. A-I< lor Arlene.
4891.
City.
Ighway...
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Arter touring India and ledurper inscrt.loo,....... 80e per inch ELECTROLUX c1 •• nor Illlel and ..,rvlce. I___-=__--::---:::--____ -~------------AId 'Htrhway Eolioeers
At the police station the boys and .hlS wife in $10,000 ball. Giles ing in the United States Swami Dally insertions during month,
L . H . Ebcl. bonded repr.scnI8Uvo.
Room s For Rent
to its basic lnstruc- admitted taking the car from a arraIgnment
postponed
~Tikhl' lananda founded the' Ra· mnper Insertion ........ 70c per inch Phone
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In adMition
..,
t o was
d
a until
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--- - - - - - - - - - ROOMS for men students. Call &892 or PARAKEETS. DIal 8·0243.
~Omll functions and assistance to LaSalle used car lot Monday evey.
krishna-Vivekananda center. HIs
Btl., ...
WIRING. appliance repalrln,. lelevl'llon 5417 .
hydx:nullc eJIIineers ' of othj!r coun- nin~. The keys to ~e abandoned
Of th~ $95,~00 found in the tool congregation like those of the
TIlo Dall1 I .... D B••lntl Ortl..
and radIo service. Jackson Electric.
SLEEPINO room. ror two mol. students.
Work Wanted
tnes, the Iowa Institute of Hy- vehIcle were round 111 thc pocket box, pohce said, some $7,000 was other branches of the order in
Ba ......., East nail 0'
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Close In. 5426.
dralllic Research. performs a va- of one of the youths.
in $1, $5 and Ip bills, indicating the U. S. conSists entirely of
AulOS For 'Sale - Used
ROOMS lor men: -cl-oa-e-In-.-I-IS- N. ClInl.n WASHINGS and Itonln,•. DIal ~545.
riety of studies on -the :flow of air, One of the boys was armed large numbers of 20's had been Americans .
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water and other tlui!;!s. These in- with an unloaded pistol, police spent and "good" money received It is not nooessary to obtain
w:.~~~: New wr!!"cks and junk•. Phone ROOM for t en.l. 113 'N . OubuC\ue. a.W$. F~~~~~;r~~~k J~~s.he~f>.emJ'~"::~J.':.~
elude wind ]oad~ on huildings, said. Two of the youths are l6 ,as change.
I
tickets for the lecture. stau and
RoO~fS
IIraduat. , ludent" Phone And ekpcrlen,ce. CorTIe R. McKoy. 325
ship rcslstance and . various as- years of age and the other is 17.1 What happened to the $3J , 700 faculty members, students and f
los! and Found
1 19!::~~~: :: door. Good condlIIon. Call '~74.
WtlCh ave., Ame., lows,
peets of river control, conducted .T hey also carried a suitcase con- , still missing from the $160,0001
the general public are invited to
blue ,parI coat New Year', eve.
in the prcsent 'five-story labora- taining clothing, magazines and
Discusses Case
attend.
caU 5200 .rter 5 p.m. Reword .
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Sewing
Furn;$hed Apartment.
,
,
.
h
t' I
nstruchon
tory'..completed in 193~ on the varIous ot er ar IC CS.
Baughman, who discussed the
nle
Sewln,. DIal 8.248U.
THREE room aporlln"n!. prIva te entrance.
'wcst ban'k ot \.he Iowa rIver.
The boys are being held In case at length in a late afternoon
- BALLROOM DANCE lesson•. MImI Youde
prIvate bollI, lully lurnlshed. heOled
l
Research projects have been Johnson county jail until contact news conference said he isn't rulWur lu. DIBI 9485.
SEWING . Dial 8·(289.
loundty. DIal t~5. art.r 5 P .~.~._.
s\JI>ported 'finanCially by I s U chis made with Illinois authorities. ing out the po~sibi1ity ot a still
agencies as the Iowa highway and They will then probably be re- unapprehended accomplice who
LAFf·A·DAY
WANTED
c?nservalion commissions, U.S. 01- turned to Illinois, olfiC'ers said. might have got a large part of
11ce of naval rese/lrch, army corp~ Police said the boys abandoned that as his share.
SECRETARY
of engineers and public utility the car after jt skidded on an Icy But the secret service chief said
companies. Currently Io'wa hy- patch of highway west of Iowa Landis' story of an outside-thedr!lulics specialists are helping A City and slid into a ditch.
bureau mastermind proposing the
Full time, must be accurate and
rapid typist. Experience in
St.. Louis firm with problems , of
The youths' destination was theft and actually removing the
transcription deslred but not
maintenance Of. th.e new . Keo~~K not known.
money just doesn't add up. For
Apply
necessary. Group Insurancedam and an IllmOls public ullhty
one thing he said no non-employe .
Paid
Vacattons.
This
is
a
perwith techniques of obtaining coolwould J1~ve enO~gh freedom of
MR. TODD
manent position.
ing wator for Chicago power
moverwent in the bureau which
pIan(.5 from the city's drainage
keeps a record of visit~rs and
ELDON M'""ER, INC.
canals,
watches them constantly while
Iowa City , Iowa
A,n Iowa higl1~aycOmmiss~on
they're on the premises.
project .~ow upder ':Nay in the 10The offense charged against
~ltllte ~s concerned with improv- The second annual University of Landis and his wife Is ullauthorI~g the entrance shape o( under- Scouting will continue today at ized relnoval of currency materials
hllhway culverts ~o they can more 7:45 p.m. in Macbride hall with from a gove rnment-designated
efficientlY carry water ~om one meetings ot three groups of Boy place of safekeeping. The maxl,
side to another. Faced WIth prob- Scout and Cub Scout leaders from mum penalty Is $10,000 fine, 10
Swami Nikhilananda
llch th I
lema of predicting how
C·t area.
years' imprisonment or both.
water may approach Iowa hlgh- e owa I y
SudhindTCI Bose Lecturer
\Yays~from normal rainfall to Men leaders of cub packs will
. . . the quick result. you ' can
tMah floods-anq then with plan- hear a dIscussion of the "Pack
n~~ how to get ~h.e water into Meeting" led b{' ~rof. Sherwood
Sets New
get by advertiling in "'e DAilY
and through the culv~ .. ts the Tuttle, a committeeman for the
Discuss
IOWAN ClASSIFIEDS. Get ready
hllhway engineer~ came .. to the Henry Sabin school Cub pack and
D '
Speed Record.
Iowa: laboratory .for help. The of the S~JI g~ology dep~rtment.
enta
ss.stant WASHINGTON (JP) _ Col. WiIcash for unwanted po....llons.
three·
vear ' culvert - experiment
The meetmg WIll be held 1D room
.
205
The "Role of the Dental Assls- I'd
al W . Mill I'k an, Nationa I Guar d
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Call 4191 and let "'e DAilY
PrD)ect IS under 'the, dlrcctlOll of
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"Still tingt'ing with the spirit of tbe open road?"
IOWAN CLASSIFIED department
of . 00
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et",er, of the Mrs. J ames .01' an. WI . ea will be discussed and illustrated continentAl air s peed record on
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Ydrauhcs departn\el\t.
women leaders m a dISCUSSIon of t
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do the rest.
Hu, WrItten e"tboo.k
' D~n MO,ther an Den Chl~f e- student chapter of the American a New York-to-Washington flight
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J;lirector of the Iowa Inshtut~ of latIons" tn room 105. She 1S den Dental associat'on Thu sda at Tuesday.
!fJ;4ra,ulle ~esearch since 1944, mother for the Lincoln school 7'30 m i th I II
rf d!ntl _ National Guard olficials
By CHIC YOUNG
ROUse ~as ~o-au~?r in 19~3 with pack,
t~y. p. . n e co ege 0
s Millikan . flew t~e 210 miles .
BLONDIE
Prot. J.. W. Hovye, "lechaDl~s and Troop leaders will hear an IId- Dr. Charles J. Gillooly, Kansas ~ween MItchel Fle.ld, Long bland,
~ydraullcs dep~rtment h~a~,,, of qress on "Helping the Boy Grow" City. Mo., regional dental consul- and .An'drew~ air force base,
Basic MechaniCS of FlUIds, a by Prof. Frank Sills, professor of tant for the U.S. public health M?, In 24 ml.nutes Tuesd ay, live
S\ljl)dard textbo.ok. In 1950, Rouse physical education at SUI and
.
'11 h
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i\: mmutes and fifteen seconds below
ecUted the 1,039 page manual "En- head of the Wahawk district com- SterVlee'dwl Sk ow athmot 10~ P
the official record established in
ori~ In ""d
lics"
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. 1\146
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mtitee for Boy Scout leadership Gillooly is a graduate of John
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While holdinl! a Fulbright re- training The meeting will be held H k'
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d th U·
Mllllkan, a nallv!! 01 Malvern,
search scholarshi., at the Univer- In room' 204
oP. lOS t ~~J1ve~sl y an
e 01- Iowa, flew the same F-86 Sabre
llty ot Crenoble, France, In 1952,.
.
verslty 0
nolS,
Jet he used last week in his flight
i9~3, he wrote a book, "History Thursdays.sesslon 9f ;he ~outStudents" faculty me .m.bers, trom Los J\ngeles, Calif., to Floyd
,ot Hydraulics," 800n to be pub- Ing school w~ pe the fIfth m the Iowa d~ntlsts, den~al. aSSIstants, Bennett Field, BrO<lklyh, in fowl'
llshed' Fr
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d Engl' h I n- 1953-1954 senes designed to give and hygIenists a~ mVlted to at- hours, eight mInutes and live
iUages mWlt:n~i:O~ Inee I~or!er leaders training in administration, ten? the clinic, one of a monthly seconds.
SUI , .
"
'. " I pro,ramming advancement and senes sponsored by the student
research assocIate now ID s- handicralt8. '
A.D.A. The college of dentistry
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.started its first . class for women
YOU MAT II.
tanbul, Turkey, 8S co-author.
~Q\IIe is the author of numerdental .Jlygienists this year.
,
oas articles .and pamphlets ~n SDX Se'-rela,y.
Members of the .executive comp~ases 01 flUid t~rbulence, sedl...
mittee Which arranges for the
ntent transportatJon and wave
C"apter
clinics are Harold Gannon, preslKnow
'ns and Out.
IIlOtlon.
dent, D4, Spencer; Harry Monroe,
of
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ACCOUNTANTS NEEDED
Victor Bluedorn, executive sec- vlce-gres ....en ,
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·.,ta"y of ,national S. lgm. a Delta James Dow,. sec. retary-treasurer,
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Accountants are ' needed by the I ,.. .
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'~"'''nllll1 . reven\.le service to fiD Chi men's professional journalism
'. . a 1500, a,:"es 0 nson,
u....., ........ It lew. THlY MAY ""LY
SEES 'lOUR •
pos
of intemai 'revenuo fraternity , will visit the 'SUI fra- scrIbe, D4, Humboldt, James l3awl~ ~:~.~~, ~~~~k".,~':-;.';:'
FOOT'l.OCKER
agents and 'special agel1ts · (tax ternlty chapter Thursday night den: 04, Clear Lake, and Frank
"./octl, Wloa. "
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fraud), .the United States civil a,t 7;30 In the lounge of ~e Com- ~uhffson, 04, Storm Lake, pr6- 1 ;'i.!::. ~n4n~~:•.!:~,~.
service commission service has munlc'a tions Center.
gram chairmen.
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--.-Mow I . . . . .I wltla l.e" "'''''.. AttaIllllluneeH. Men selected Jor these· Jack Burrows, A4, Belle Plaine,
p . .I•. Meclleal h •• I•• n, Lillie Iotrato
Poaitl~n.s' will examine tax re- acting chapter president, has exRAISE FOR JUDGES
,... _ b . oIill.....ce, Hew .. ,WI •
1o/riS imd recOrds of individuals, tended an invitation to all jour- ~ASHrNOTON (JP)- The com- ~~-:~f':: ,!~~ .::~:"".I".i:t~:
Jartn~rshi~s jlnd corpOrations In nalism faculty members and urges mission on judicial and congresti......il • .,I. ,. , ..I
G.rder to determine corr~ct tax adivcs and pledges to be ,.present. sional salaries met Tuesday to
U.a .11 ,.•• , "' .... ...wl
liability. Tho positions' pilY $4,205
An informal reception and cor- work on Its report, with the 18
Yow ....,. .... , ..... II)" ........
....R'lal Yc!ar, tire' pennaMlll, and ~ffct 1ee hour wilJ be ~eld In Blue- members reported agreed on a
ZOT: P~E ••
gOOd opPortunity 101' advance- dorn's honor follow~ng the meet- pay boos t, of af?ut $10,000 forl ...lUiiiic-..tir.IrI_"~:.!.III·IJ!l... ·.".A'J.~i·
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311. TBE EXTaAOaDINAay " . 1II0Ut8. by 11.
Swllllelt. The Inc"",lble lIle and career of the
American patriot and Con.Ututlon-maker. Oouy·
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and Lafayette. llIul . r.lI . • , "-.... ... a.le -
41. Great Lltera'ar. ., TnE EHOLISH LANO.
VAGI:, InformaU,'•• llIumlnollnl! account of the
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of 'f.e :.:;;
h·eblthful and enjo,.ble 'POril. tullY delOft..-IIl.ld lIIuoirated. wllb poInte" on plliy alld ~r II,
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heart-....annln. oto.leo, .poems and arf,lcles - the
rf... t .lied-Ide a.lbolol/Y fori th~ lJI~lber.t;o-be.
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by I. 'II: Caldw.U.
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by Fred.rlck A. Cook. The lamou. ..1'1]1
story of hi. conq\ltlt 01 Ih* North Pole In ......
Full of halr.ral,ln. adventure arut ex~""j
brualles .... th death: ,811. I\~ ...... ....
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WonderfUlly humol'Oua ,ccount of lllhal
when t,..o youn, /)Iychlatrlots rMr a baby'
ll'Inzee ... their OW11 da,u,nter. 11tuo. p.b , ~ ~
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··· :fhouulldl pf f~mUJar 81'1d; W\uaual name, all?h41-
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let. J,AW IN IT~ A• .,J.ICATIO'H TO BUlIN ....
b y W. , H. Schrjlmpfer. Clear aCCOllnt of ' laW
tu.ndAJ11en"'ls tl)8t ~overn bUllne.. ; ~ontracll.
perlOnal properly. I'Ii'tnersh\pl. bank~ptcy; CfII"
poratlons. real eltoite. etc. 1121 · paictl. .....W...
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IPlrlnlf 1Irolt. verlt and e"lerarna by famou~
authora •• Irelllni ceura,. and Jallh I!, t/l" lIr.ea.t
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ploneeT day. un~.r Clar. Barton and heroic ~ '.
durtnll World War 11. S~ pages, 1'.11 . • \ .~.
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Whyte' IJr. & th~ Ildilors 0/ "F.,rtune." Deva.~\IItI
Rccount
how a!)d why U.S. Bu, lneu fillr1 ....
when I~ .alks w jth l)umJln bcln ~R, And hilI" contael
must be Improved. )\lus. by P.obert O.bnr/l. ,,-,
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perlOnaU ... wllo Influenced hlm: Ma ....me P.BiI-·,,/' ...• , ,'''' ~< "
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leaelln, archltectlj. plus Invaluable' \lint. for ""
home builder. lIlus. In. color. 10" x \2 v.": ....
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handbepk, wlth.53 , show,how llj,,.llr1otio'l' -'
'tlnotleal method.\ - ba~ketry, be.dwork. ' ..~
In. wIth raffia and phper, etc. t.:ah.
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B'~&f, '"y 'U. il.;berts .. All
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$1I Je,eru\I; of th~ lovable and ~mbul .anlm.ls
who ~~e4' Ulustrlol\' Illtlster •. from Alexand.r
tb. Or at ~nd 'lfapol",,/o 10 the BroWnln,s and
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aqulte Wb~ Ihocke\l En'llUsh aoctety lolk- A vasUy
~n'"ttalnlnl! , account of hll blzarre pe~lOnaUty
and conducl. lUus. P.b. "' p.et •. . .. S.I. - 'I
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«rent Amt!rfcnl) poet. In¢ludln, hitherto un611
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135. I'lell ,. ••• an. SIr.a... - BLOOQ ' LlNEI!,
by N ••h lIucldncham. Thrllllna · ac~ventu,es of
fish In., hllriUna and outdoor Ilf". Buperbly reo
creattel, by a- ,r.al slorytell.r. lIIu •.· .0'", P ....
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CA, ' by A. Reyea. navorllOm~. deeply.perceptlve
9.>rlttna. on the ancIent clvlllzaUool, flmous' ~x:.
plor.". .nd men of lett~" of lbe conti..ent. by
Mext~o'f p~atesl 1M"' . author. P.II. · a' l&.oo.
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mid. - In a small, open .port. c8r l Gay 111111trated lIcCollnt of a va,abond journey. lUll "
1un and advenlure. P.,. '" ".60• ...... SIlt -;-"
157. FABI,~S ANB ••aABL_S. by ~y-m Wat-.
Highly' or,.lnal ond.. amuslnjt fables for !.be ItII!n¥
ale on Freud. th41 machine. tIoe "<1.1' between 'tIIo
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by T . R. Ybarra. Full tourllt Infor,maUon On the...
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slITla!!. No~
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,\.II life, trom ~e 19urnals' .nd' J~teJio 0 the
Incy .I.~ts of lJps'(i;n. ",b, It ..,.110. Io!le .... 'tt
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Bulb. Dean. DIMauro and 50 other '.',realf.:· lUllS<
III. I RA VII TWO COUNTall.. b:v M: Ojlk~.
Amualna. tII~htfu1 vlewe of Amer\caJl CUltOlU
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ea1 . aDd ~I III'1IbIems oC- modwn love.
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to .IIY. etc. r.b ••1 , •.•; . . : . •... .• . ... 8.1• .!... Il
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beautlAally·prOCIuced book IntrodU(!lt' the )louri.
reader to Ita hlltory, .....pl11 IUld wonden In ~OO
marvelloul pItoloa anel abaClrbln, text. r.lt. ,a '
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4•. H.' ••• ••• Peeky - OH '1,,& O.I'N cAa.pH. by Robeh P . Tn.tram Cofiln. A vivid ~voca, tion 01 Ibe beauU.. of nllure and thl tole lbey
plaT In ..... t poetry.
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VIvId portrait of tbe land, Ita people abet al~' ';>.
2JO. E~.LT AlilalOAN Ta.,t:LIY CAKS
la Cel... 11.1 eI • ready-to-(rame prints.
'~"x5\1a" boxed. of the 01 .. dlluble decker.
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oW III-pertlull .orellD POllcy and one of Ame,;n.teat lllteamen - crammed with intimate
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128. Ta, ar;QEHCY 8'rY,"I. I>y D. rlleher. BeauttM
sliNey 1"1\h 130 l1\IIJr(ll1tcent 'llIultraUllnl at
10\'ely' "lila, ~"ac". I8r<1tnS a"eI public:' build"
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Cel•. 'e' ., • IIY. colorlul Parlll.n modes
01 the lilt" cenlury. Ideal lor trDrtilnll. 10"
xU'" portfoliO. I'.It.•, St.III.
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Sprngue. From ..nclent Rom~ to Dun and find.
R\reet - ",lth choice aneedO. tes of mOlleylenilerl,
b.lnkers and creclJl Weves. 1',,1>. '" It.50. S.I. ~
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S. Scott. BelUtlln,. romantic slorl"" 01 old
tIIealres. spas, parke and tavernl. wIth 9Cores of
elulrmlnl 18th c~ntury prints. several In eolo~.
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lit. COLLECTED WOakS OF 1'IEa.s. · LOU:IUI ••• , . '. d",,1;9" . • 2. pa.e • .'p,ltf ..1
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10. WI.LLIAM IlANDOLPB UEiRIiT. ed. by ~. D. '
chlca10 life was. Uk~ )tf'ih. lurn of .thiI ClIfI\unr:
Coblentz. TIle le,endary flaurt belllnd ~e mo.st
llIUs. p.lt .•• t3.1!'- , .•. .. ••.... .. .. .....". _ 'I
aenoatlonal n.wspaper empire In Iliatory _ ro,o
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101. V~CP&L LIl'fD8,t.Y II' ~T_, ·1 l,tf" M
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by P. PInney. !lxfetql& tIIJ"
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late - ,I
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207. roua IIAIONB. 8d .1 • lar.. (l4'!x •
.... ) print. In lull color. depleUn, the beau·
ties 01 aumrner. sprlll', winter and fall.
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bl: J. CanweiL TM rlolous, true-Ufe adventurea
C!I Rll4elpb ~.pe cre.tar of the mool flbuloUl
t'Ul'leter In u• •lur.....It.
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HI,hly decor~tlve, "'x~". really lor tranlIna. P ••••, p .... . .. .... AU • ,tlala f •• n
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Uuo~ pratea&/6nal look .t ho,mo
'practlcal .. easy-to·tollow ci!r.ctt.ol'\l ,nd !tla,..a~ 'Ih\lW
to'u haw to ,mot•• tuck •• hIr. Mm. e'''' WI!II30
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bulo... ttory and .rom~n('l! pt ArrI~tlca'. ~th
over 180 years It VIVldl~utolli In, lbl",· panor;atn\c ..
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87. 'tH' IIIBING OF TilE TIAR, by Rlclulrci Jef:
lerle.. Inspired InlerpretatJon of the lIte. ourlo.Itlel, and Illcomoarabl• •IQr4e1 of nature'", firSt
awakenIng, UlUl. p.b . ... P.IIO•. " ..... 8al,. - ' ,1
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INOLA NO ' LAI'IDSOAPI8 . ,
lar,e (lI"xI8") print. In fresh, aparkllrl"
color, really lor tram In". 1',,'. II U ... ·
All • ,rlnl, fO' $I
202. DIGAI )(1JDI IlTUDIE,8. 80\ .t • rna.·
nllleent 10"x13" reprodUctions 01 bl. "' ....
terplecu of II.ure drawln, In decor. Uv.
Unta. lmlllently .ultable for $.ramI",.
.pulal - All 8 ,rlQh for '1
2Qf. CV.tlli .. [yE! COLOR P.INT8.
lid ., • ready·to-(rame l1'xI4" IItbo~aph.,
lalthfully reproduced from the lamous 01'IIInala . ••11 .•• U .... .. All' ,tin'. I •• '1
20S.
AM!!aICAN CA.aIAOES In
Col ...... • , • re.dy-to-1ram. prlntl, $'10"
x5\1a". boiled. BeauUfully decorative old
coach,", el\rrll.e. and Burre".. 1'.6. .t
13.111. .. .. ...... " ...... .... All ,rlnt. for h
lt C.rl.1 - "HI LONG LAND. by C. B<!als. J'ull
up;-j....~te InlonnaUon on III falClnaUn, hlJtory.
a ,,.., ,rOIl•• or
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IIIlln~)' ' mllllollOrY ' wllo r~elYfld Jobn ··H'en.y
Newman Into lbe Calbollc Churcll. Pab.· at L'....
801. - $1
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lIIAN 00al0.. , ed . by 'fl. ,
Somerset Maucham. The moat brlWftnl .at btl
novels ;- II compellIng. Intense and marv"Un\llb
T~allstlc picture ' of poat-revolllllQnaTY " " ' II ~
18lt. lUus. by RafaeUo Dusonl.....11. a' •.•, ., ..
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",QUI. · by. carl carmer. ~rends and i9lktal.. of
Nelli 'York. 511". l>3ekcld IIIlth fabulouo enamcters .
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Fxcltlnl! lour, for young and oltl, of the t.lIyI...
eoun!tY "down under" In 100 vivid photoe and ~
formatiVe text : jungle re·l lon., wild an.lJl\lll. lIIi
and people of the eilles, ete. Orl;. ".tl. .. ......
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151. SONQ8 OF TBE 1I18TOR~TIOH TIII"ua. l
Full of lauchter, pasllon and wit. lbele 11.... 1
cbarmed pla)"OIll, London of Pepy. · day: ellolrs
&elections tram Conarcve. Dryd~n . SOulhe.... \
elc. I'llb. al ".00. ....... ........ ... I ... S.I..... I\
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149. Bla08 - WILl) A~D FBIE. by A. W. ~ I
,ertaon. RemarkDble cro....ection of seabl!*\
marshland types and rare speeles of duck, .. lilt.
valuable chapter on bird Idt!rotlflcaUon lind 40 ~
notch photos. rIb .• i U.~~. . ..... .. .... S.. I. - "
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facta ·on dlo:'\, common IlttItSS. ~nurolne at home. etc. 01'1,. 111,'1.', ~ • .!e - U
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B"n... 'b ... ,, '1:BE CJtI¥1
till;
pa.IOIIrIIEN'l'. Flhl' pubilciilCll'l In boOII for",· '!)f
Shaw'. lamolla worlt 'qn crlmlnala end ~leliV,·lJ)u,trll,led . ... '" .t .,.oj . .... ,........... lIale. - $1
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n . I ....~· TBI LUE 0" 'IBE FIELD8. In·
com)Jarlbie d~lCrlpUom of nlture·. wonden. trom
~t · booblta to the lcarln, tIIlh' of blrd l. by
' ..........1Iab ·T"oreau." IlIu •• r.lt•• t 1t.1IG.
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48. Lawren •• 01 ~ .. lIla - Tn ESSINTIAL T . I,
LA WRINCI. The amazlnjt life and eareer Or the
jtreal advenlurer Of mOdern Umes-explo~.r. Bvl.. tor, mUllan' .enlll.. etc.-j)rilUanUY tQld In hi.
own word • . pd, ... ".'~. ... .. ... .. ••.. Sale - 11
WU -ithehallt naturaU't .and ,.rdene •• lIke - the
atranae. W>MeI\ world of _ n planta, tuncl.
ml&lhhoml. lJchen. and other la.cln.tlnl pb.nomena. 11IUI. 1'••.
III. ~ U
In. TIU KASIDAJI 01' BAJI ABDU, b~ Sir Bleil.
ard Butlon. Gilt edltlQn of the 'f amous 0Jl_
cI ... ~c . Printed on .peclal ra. paper, deluu WD4r
In, and slipcase. P.". •t " .75. .... .. 8.1. - II
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i24 AIIlII,IOA PI OUB TIME, by D. t.. Dumond.
7l2.pa,e hlslory 01 the mo.. excltlnl fitly years In
0\1. hltlOry the peaks. criseS and ar~wlb tl'1fl' .N\cKinley to Trurhlin. Pa~ ,
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COLOR PRINTSI
122. Hew ta LIVE,. tlCREa .urD F1JLLltt UFIl.
by E. ,. 101..,..111. Inlplrln, autdance tawarda ' P05IUn IIvll\l. bY IIIe rellcious adviser to .Hollywood', !eldin' pe.lIOn01lUes. p.b.•1 ".N. 8.I..... l
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146. TBOIIIA8 ,JEFFEaSON Amoll, Ibe A.to. by' t
Berman. Fllseln,atlnl portraIt. revealing hI. brIl.
lIant thoulhtl on mu.lc, Uter.ture, pain lin'. ~
lecture, etc. IIlU3. Pllb. al 'A.,~
8ale-1I
.,. Flettn P~kl'r BQLP' •••CJ\: 'I.E
by PIIt Frank. ~~8 OF TilE MO.NINI,i: J)Y·lI.
L. DllVIs, aOIJNDTBE 81]:1i". , by...N+v.t~ Shu~.
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61. TN!! BU8Y WOIIIAN'S COOK BOOK. by i.:.
WllliIIms-HeUer. }lundred~ of ex:ceU.nt recipes ,or
balanced and deUcloll!J mea~ In 10 to 30 minute •.
Pab . • t '!.93 . . . .............. , ... . .. : . IIeI. - ,1
ader, VIIDe •• ela, by W. Russell. Complete. up-to ...
I• . j'talrll AND TOADIITOOLI, by M. C. Rayner.
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the minute accounl of th~8e romantic ~ountrld.
with full tourist dal'l. fllb . a' " .IIG• . 8.1. - ,1
47. 8TALIN. by N. B ....,..h.... DellnJUv~ bloar"pby of one o( Ihe least-known yet key fllUre. of
ao. aenry F.r' - TBI WILD WHEIL, by U
Oa .... \I. The elory of the 11\8.11, the 1I'0wlb of his
tabuloua IndUltrlai eml'ire, and his peal .lInltl·
.. nce for modern tim.... lIIus. Ortr.
S.I. - U
123, aVlllo. JAOI[pOTI Each book Is a !aft
1'101. contalnln, uproariously funny carloons, photo. and captions. TBE BAB Y.
Prlae poses of non-Shaven. JIaua, D.talli.
:- ,,.0' CA"IDIDATI. Wolds al'd pltc~ .
rOLl~10"L ~OO . Animal 1'l>0tq8. BA.'Y
HOLIDAY. Slde-.pUllin. anti-travel book.
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O~lId G.I_aee - I'AalNTS 1111J8T liE FLEXIBLE. by M. Halmy. Pracllcal. helpful advice on
handllnl lbe behavior nrobloms of very YOUOl
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~~~~u..o~·. TBE AOII OF FABLE. Olorloll!J
mT .... 01 lIIe 0041 and hcr~, 01 AncIent Oreece
,n4' BellI •• rulll . ..., ., ".n. ........ lIale - U
14S T~. F.b.I ..1 1.le - FOOTNOTI 0,. CA,.
by Norman Doulla.. Tbe very name of. ClIIli
BpeU, romance and r~lClnalion - and this " " ful Yblume of descrlpUve prose and ,uperb 1'1IoIt \
tell5 and show I you why. I'll', at n.'IJ. 8101. - Ii,
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81. TRII LAIT DAn OF ;'tJ1&Ofl, 'bY q ..aaCft.DCu.
The ~umanlan ,di(llomat..·. lIlb liOut ai1empt to
p"vent World ",.1'
'f evelled IJI h~ .!n'Urna~
conv\>rsllUona wlfh U\ ef. r.Ju.",IIl1I. CburMlIl, ete:
Pa~. '" S3.1Ii................. . .. ~ .. .... &til. -
80 • •
.f TJ,lE FILM, by H. H. Wollellberl,
lYIagnlileently lIIullrated aulde to movIe maICtna
and tunl appre.llotlon - oMelns, tcchnlliues. great
lIBra, .etc. Pab . .• , '2.1141. .. . ............ 8.le ~ It
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easy llvln. - how to eat. etrlnk, loaf and make
the mo. t of your home surroulldlnl(S. et~. til"",.
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TIM II .... paltnn. at crime and violence and how
we can prolecl ounclve. trom muaacrs. perver .
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8e. T~. 0 .... GAaaIOK. by M. Barton. Ensa.ln,
bl0Jl'aphy of David Garrick, Ihe ar...
actor of
hIe time - a rtch panorama of 18th Cenl\Jry
theatrlcal·llteraty IIf•.
16.00• .• Sale -
OSOAR WILDE, by Andre Olcle. Brilliant erjtlque of Wilde" f.lclnatln, and erratic ,eru'l".
pro\TldllllJ new llUights Into the meanln, of hi.
life .nd wrlUnllS. Pab . .. , fl.1& • .•••. . ·/1.1. - ,1
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44. MAKI IT - AND MAKE IT 'AV! by C . R'bp.
el ts. PracUc. 1 ,uld. ta profl~blo, .nJoyable hobbl •• /01' youn, MIld old. w Ith Up. On seiling wllilt
you make. IlIus. P.b. at '!.IIO . ...... 8 ..1. - n
only 94 ea.
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lit. Tlte W.st Inti ....
" r••ti - LANDS OF
"BE INNI. lilA. by W. A. Roberti. Complete.
up-Io-date traveler,' companion. with advice on
botel., re''''uranu. shopl. etc. Ort,. " .".
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40. 11...1. Blol.ry-MERELY COL088AL. by Ar·
thur Mayer. lIlus. by George Prlce. The famoUJ
111m Impress_rIo tell. lbe whole ,.bulou. stary of
Hollywood Ii nce lis early d. ~·., wltb In;1mate POI'·
tr.IIs 01 Ita wonderful pe.tIIOnalltlel: Plcktord.
Falrbenk •• Mae W""I, DJetrloh. OoldwYIl ... tc., etc.
P.b. "' $1.60............................ 801. - '1
10. rSOM DAY TO DAY, by Otld NanMn. One of
\he mOlt IuIIt·rabln. prlsoner-ot·war dlarle, ever
written - a .rlpplnl story 01 unbelievable cour·
81(e under me Nul beel. .. alt. at 16.09. 8ale -
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The Mor~ You S,ave1. .....,........~
January Clearance of the nation's top publishersl These a..- th.
verY same books and firints you've •
advert"" ilt :i.oo to'
7.50 - now reduced to only 1.00 ecichl And here'. a .,-cial ....,
- THE MORE YOU BUY THE MORE ybU SAVe*. At! prand.ne~,
all original editions, all exceptional va'lues - come ..rly, phone
or mail coupon belowl
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48. WIIIt ROCKN. AT NOTRE DAME, by "Scrap.
Iron" Youn,. Tile Inlttle .tor), of the 1"l,hUn. [rlih
tootball Ieom. and the Immortal coach who ta ..,1ht
and led the",. JIlus. P.b. at
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31. 11......1 'lITO, by V. OedIJer. The only AUTHENTIC In.1Ik .tary of Tllo's break with S\8l1n.
tully revN!ed' b), en. of hi. cI .....t frlendJ In an
exclUne and dr:un.Uc t;>Ortrall of !be man and hi'
unique prolram. P.... .1
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Dodd", 0.4<1' autharllatlve e~plan~Uon 01 the
,oopemle fac 01'1 that lovern our nation'. wellbefll, .... buflnell, markctln,. larmln" trade. etc.
an pala. p.lt.• l U.fIt .............. 8.1. - U
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Ulan 110 IlIperb reproduction. of works by Glo~ta.
Memlta •• BoIU(eW. DaVlncl. Durer, etc. Imported. 1'.11 . .. t fl .... ............... . ..... bl. - n
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