; • Th. Weather Serving the State C1MQ a 8 • Haem ... University eoW ....r..w...... of Iowa ItT ...... qew. Mere DOW ~DIH ~ Campus and uw~ dlaue la t~ *'- TInus4a • Wp .... Iowa City at owan daJ'. 35; 1_. 15. Ba.b r..u . 3': 10 • lL .. at. 1868 - AP leosed Wire, Wil'ephoto - five Cents lowo City, lowo. Wednesday, March 31, 195A Ducks Swim in Snowy Seren Congress OK's Excise ·.Tax Cut Studenl Tickets Some Day She Will Dance Huit Describes $999 Million Still Available 1954 Council Redudion Bill. For Concerts ~~I~!~~~m!~t~._ Goes 10 Ike cation I, cUltural, spiritual, r~- WASHINGTO. fA"}- Conrre Mor stud nt tlck III are avail reatlon I nd f l,ious benefit pa.ued a bUi Tu eday to reduce - able for the ott oon d '('nlll, !torn attffidlnc Ul. then t~ Stu- exrl taxes by 999 million a con rts of th Minn apolts sym dent Council hils fulfilled ill pur- ear on a wide t'8Jl e 01 ,ood phony orch tra, Prof. C. 8. poI'e, id M. L. HuH, rou lor to ranting from rt'frlCt'ntors to Up- RI&htl'f, dirl"clor of the concert m n. at the council banquet In tick. course, announ d Thurmay. th River -:00In ot th Iowa Me- The m ure now 'Ge$ 0 the t d nts m. v now att nd botn morial UOIon Tu~sday ev~lnl. White House for President Eis n- I c:oncf!rts. Origin a Uy, It U den t il Hult, peakin, on "I.e dt'rshlp how r's slgnatur. Con ionol could attend only one of Oie two -For WhIt?". pointed ovt th leaders pr~Jcted confidently th t concerts. "chi \'ffilent of lh outtrolnr he would siln It today. Doors open ;It 1:45 p.m. for he Student Council and coner tulated The hou e pprovecl tile ellei. e aft moon conc rt, nd 7:15 p.m. Its ml'm~rs for ha\'lng ecom- euta 391-1 ar~r conflJctln( s nate for the ev nin, concert. pll.shed so much. He said th t thE' and how v rsloru of the l"alsln Prornm Usud eouneil h d work d quietly a;;d Uon wt'Te Ironed out by 0 compro The art rnoon conect t, a full dlUgenUy and without fanfare mlse committee. length procrnm, will oJX'n t 2:30 but with IAlon tina purpose. P O..,.... mbe IS Ol lie with ·'Ov('rturt'-ItaU.n in Al l
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• hcet'J-i-THE DAlLY IOWAN-Iowa City, Ia.-Wed., Mar. 31, 1954 I' .... Dormitory Systems Fqrecasters Weather I ' ;; ~4'ridralian fgre~ OFFICIAIi D;4ltY ::' ~~~~~~~~.ru tors, Student Says ~~~I~~~~h~~~~~':. ~n!!~~~~I" J. c. WEDNESDAY, I\fARCH SI, 1954 ., is one oC the ways Australian dor- he's pretty sure 01 one thin,,: no- Thompson: UNIVERSITY CALENDAR lteDll are scheduled In the President'. oUice. Old Capll.ol . mitory and university life differs 1 where is the weather any trickier "And now among the dying em- ._ from i1:§ counterpart in the U.S., or unpredlctable than where he is. bers, Wednesday. March :11 2:30 p.m.-Iowa Mountaineers Thursday. AprU I 'v according to Elizabeth Parker, Associated Press reporters havc "These in the main arc my re- 2:30 p.m. & 8:00 p.m. __ Minne- travelogue, Singapore Joe Fisher. 12;30 p.m. - University Club who is from Tasmarua, Australia. intevlewed forecasters from coast grets: apolis Symphony Orchestra con- :'South Africa," Macb!ide auditor- Luncheon Program, Iowa Union. :c Liz, who is doing graduate work to coast and come up with this "When I am right no one re- 1um. 3:30 p.m. - Baseball, Wliten in speech pathology, said the Aus- conclusion: each weatherman real- members, cert, Iowa Union. 8;00 p.m. _ Iowa Mountaineers Michigan here. ,., tralian "dorms (called "colleges") Iy docs have his special problems, "And when I'm wrong no one Thursday, April 1 travelogue, Singapore Joe Fisher 6;30 p.m.-Triangle Club Sllrint ... also are, much smaller than those and plenty ot them. forgets." ., 7:30 p,m. - ~nivcrsity Club "The Charging Orient," Macbrid~ Tournament, Iowa Uolon. ' .)at SUI. I She said the largest is If the forecaster Is on the West Dessert Party Bridge, Iowa Union. audiLorium. 8:00 p.m. - Student Art Guild iL.buUt ' fQl'{,about 100 residents,and Coast, he's worrying about unseen Preps ,To Speak, ' Friday, April 2 '. Monday, April 5 Film Series, "Greed," Sbam. l:"!that living in the dorm storms hatching over that vast in- 8;00 p.m. - Collegium Musicum . 2:QO p.m. _ SUI bau.gho Lpecture pRloom, evef~one Newco~ers 8 o ~TlbhTaryG' is expected to attend all dormitory cuba tor, the Pacific Ocean, -A Concert r R V I d ' . .m. ay, e rill In the Midoll! West, hl!'s watch- Use V"Isua I A"dIS o are oca .an ClUb,' Prdf. SUI, Harp" Theatre - ~jUncUons: Instrumental Music, North MUsic. "Stuttering Wend~IPJofmson,from' the Horsels' . _ Liz, who hopes to receive her Iing weather that breeds rapid Hall. l."-outh," home ot Mrs.1'. M. Daw- Friday, April 9 M.A. in speech pathology in Aug- temperi'ture changes. In. Co' ntest Here Sunday, April 4 . SOft'. r 3;3~ p.m. - Baseball, Wetfern ust, is the first person to receive -Degree Dangerous 2'00 5'00 'l' d R W~ '0 A 11 "I MIchIgan, herc. '. a King George VI soholarship If he's in the Souih, and thC t . -. p.m. - . ea ance, 1-. nes ay, pr • ' 8:00 p.m. - Spinster's 18tm weather b near free:tin. g, a drop Eighteen Ic\va high school vcr room, Iowa Umon. 7 ;3,0 p.m. - Sigma iXi Basic Iowa Uruon. " awarded by a group under the of one degree can be disastrous. speakers at th~ Iowa Forensl'c 20M:0 -5:00 p.m. - D u p I i cat e e d'loa 1 Sciences Soiree, Am . phi- 8:00 p.m. - Play "TheI' "-- Institute. of International Educa- If he's along the East Coast, he Ileague finals at ~SUI this weekend b n'd ge, sunperch , I OW!! U nien. t I leah'e 1, M ed 1cal Labor tbries, Harp," Theatre. ' \IlUJ tonI m Ncw York. She has a 14- month leave from her job in Ade- may be worrying over what onc will participate in an event new (For information regarding elates beyond thil schedule ' see reservations In th~ ofilce of lh rre.Wnt. laide, Australia, where she is lec- weatherman has ~a,lIed "the most to Iowa s~eech contests. Old Capitol) , e cant!jkerous, capnclous, aggravat- They wlll speak and use visual turer and speech therapist at a ing critter in all the mctcorologi- aids simultaneously in the univer- . teacher~ college. if" cal world," the hurricane sity's new telcvision teaching lab- ,..------Polnk 'Out Differences COally Iowan Pholo by Loul •• Sa.'fe) Routine weather in one area oratory, while contcst judges ob- I · In addition to the differcnce in ELIZABETH PARKER, G, Tasmania, Austratla, bopes to receive may bc a calamity in another, I serve their performances on closed nterpretlng GENERAL NOTICES the dormitory system, she pOinted her M.A. in speech pathology in August. Though she Is shown hcre A. K. Showalter, chief ef the circuit TV sets elsewhere in the . d'll . th J . t A I . C t f th b 'ld' GENERAL NOTICES should be deposited wUh the cllJ etll .... " o ut th e major I erence m e in the Currier library, she admitted she had never studied there. _ om na YSIS en er 0 c U1 mg. educational system of the two Weather Bureau, ail' force and Raymond Belding, Stuart high t he News' The Dally Iowan In the newsroolD In the COllDJlunlcaUolII Cater. countries. . 'H I Ed d R M ' navy, gives thls example school student, is scheduled to Notices must be submitted by Z p.m. tbe day preeedi" tlm"__ "We. weed students out during ere s war urrow "In Kansas City a 2-inch rain open the event, called expository JlcaUon; they will NOT be accepted by phone, and must be 'HJ'II) high school," she said, "while in - isn't too unusual. But if it rains speaking on television, early Fri- By J.l\f, ROBERTS .nt, or LEGIBLY WRItTEN and SIGNED by a respoDllble penn. this country weeding out is done By CENTRAL PRES that much in Los Angel~s, where day afternoen. His audio-visual Associated Press THE LAST UWA FOREIGN THE DEPARTMENT OF PBYS· dUri~,g .~e first two years of col- NEW YORK _ "This is no. lime Un. There he chartere~ a 27-seat I use~, to forecast, the hIlls come de.m?nslratio~ \~ill be "Making News Analyst student dinner will be held Satur- ics will bald a colloqium Tuesday, lege. / for men who oppose Senator Mc- transport lor ~l,OOO (~t was the down. MIniature . ShlP~ ~ . Foreign diplomats were in a day, April 3 at 6 p.m. at the Pres- April 6 aT 4;10 p.m. George AI· . On!y 4 pe~ cent of the Austra- Carthy's mcthods to keep silent, ?nly .plane ~vall~ble? rmd arrived • May Sa.ve L~ves , Money Co~cludl.ng IV-speech ,~!'lday rush Tuesday to learn just what byterian church. Chinese food ers will discuss the connection be· ltan PR~latlo~l are actually grad- or for those who approve. We can m VIenna Just In bme to watch. "A weathe.r~an s p~oblem.s maY leveml}g WIll be Jan Woods H?\~ Secretary of State John Foster will be featured. Tickets may be tween internal friction and creep ' uate . lr~m hIgh school according deny our heritage and our history, the German troops march in. mvolve de~lslons ~hlch - If cor- to. Prepare a Baked Banana Split. Dulles meant by "united action" purchased at the oUice of student in zinc crystals. units to I L~. These .are the stUdents but )Ye cannot escape responsibil- However, it was during the Lon- reet and glv.en qUickly ~n?ugh - MISS Weods repre~ents Mount in his New York speech referring affairs tor 75c until 5 p.m. Friday. --- have ;. w~o~ &ecause of their desire and ity f?r the rcsult." don Blitz that Murrow proved his WIll save ~lves and millions of Mercy of Ceda.!' Rap1~s. to Indochina, in which 'he said it --- FRIDAY EVENING . SEIVICES Ifnii."• ...,11 ability to ~ttend college, have bee.n . With these words, some short mettle and became one of the most dollars 10 ploperty. Other particIP~~ts Include Dean was necessary to run great risks A HORT STORY CO'NTEST will be held at 7:30 p.m. at the held on allo,wed to aHend thc academIC tIme ago, newscaster Edward R. popular Americans in Britain. His Or they may range down to Canakes, Boone, Th~ Poor EH~ct s sometimes in the search for peace open to all undergraduates. $50 Hillel house 123 E. Markel. Fol. p.m. in hil,\h sepoo!. .other stu.dents may (for Roscoe) Murrow signed off "This Is London" broadcast caught that once f~ced by forecaster of TV OLl the Amencan Pubhc;" It· d blf I h . ·f h' prize. Submit manuscripts to the lewing the 'service Rabbi Nahum Iowa attC9d vocational hlgh school one oJ the most explosive nnd th d f th ·t d Itd·t Charles H. PIerce of Boston. A Dale Lfirson, Buffalo Center, IS ou u, owevel, I e English Qffice room 101 Univer 1 ! M Kodesh Th and ma~ reccive a "certificate of precedent-setting television n~ws su~c~s~~uJfy to ~i~;e~c~~ 3 ~~; ~j):s lady called in to as~ w~at. the "C?nstruction of a Play Flat;" B~ll re~lIY had anything deflnite in sity hall, by 5' p.m. April 29. Im= ~c~~ ~ane inr~~nneai~fsP willdi.s. that e co~ etten.". commentaries in the history of alv 'weather would be like In two Skmner, Cedar Rapids, "SIX mmd at the moment. portant: llse an assumed name on y ~'Tguh T ' 1 i J d' " AI h , 1,. . ay. weeks R nk • S tl ... J d Th Th t' cuss ClIne ess n u atsm. p a a tcn~ 1cch~Qal School bl'oadcas!ing. He had devoted the .' a s o~ ou ng, u y omas, e secre ary lS a man who is an envelope maTked "Octave Tha- I " ~ Tes lven to t)lOse in the aca- entire hal! hour of his "See It Murre.w ~ook chances centm~- "I need to know," she confessed, Cedar Rapids, "Moliere Costume;" quite precise about the use 01 net Short Story Contcsl." Enclose --- Love:~ demic hi h school du i th i Now" show to a scathing denun- ously, cllmblOg o,:er rooftops while "becau~e . I am planning to have Ronald Sott, Cherokee, "The Pro- words. When he is discussing at- a smaller envelolpe with the as- THERE WILL BE A REGlJW J ~ne, last yc l~ecide whethel: ~:e \V~l~ ciation of Sen. Joseph McCarthy, bombs. were . faJlll1~ and the sky an affalJ: 10 l.ny garden that night." per Fitting of Sho~s;" Richard titudes, it is not always safe to. at- sumed name on it, but within the dinner at 50c for members ~IIC\ LIttle receiv? a degree and wh the~ the largcly by letting the pictorial rec" was alive With tlymg metal and Kansas CIty's H. L. JacObson Blum, DavenpOl·t, "Missionaries of tempt to project his phraseology smaller envelope enclose the real 75c for non-members at Hillel Alpha will be ',Qligi ble to allen~ COlleg; ord speak for itself. gOl~g ~ut . alm.ost . regularl~ .on finds that in Kansas, three great the Mind;" Richard Gish, Daven- into possible future action. He has name and addr.ess of the author. house Sunday, April 4. "I AlthougU in the past this syste;; Reaction was immediata and a.cnal miSSIOns ~ dIrect contI adl~- air .masses from Canada, the pert, "How to Hypnotize;" Eli~a- said re~eatedly in recent days Judges will ~e William Porter, has bee rigid, Liz said it is now thunderous. It made Murrow a 11011 01 or?~rs hom. t,he network s R~~k!es and the ~ulf•. m~: meet. beth MOOl~, Dubuque, "Farllte that an Important part of Ameri- Hansferd Martm and Thomas Ma- ALPHA ~HI OMEGA .WILL more Ii ral. Shc added that stu- hero in the eyes of Lhose who had board challma~, .Wllham S. Paley, Its hard to Imagme, he re- DemonstratIOn -TV." can strength will lie from here on bry. hold a me.etmg Sunday, AprIl 4 at del1ts who do not have a high wante9 to hear these words said w~o wanted hiS ace reported back ports, "when there's not an em- Donna Ploh, Dunlap, "Cake De- out in the very inability of the 2:30 p.m. In the house chamber of school diploma may attend a tech- on the air Cor a long timc' it ahve. ergcncy." crating:" Carol CraWford, Iowa cold war enemy to determine in THE PERIOD FOR RECEIV- Old Capitol. Members are urged nical sc)lOol, such as nursing. carned him the awed admirali;n of This sam.e determination t.o get Proud of Some Predictions. City, "The Elizabethan Theatre;" advance just what reaction will be ing applications for editor of to attend. "In contrast to thc situation in rellow newsmen in a medium Ira- the news first-hand drov~hlm to . Every fore(;8ster has a predic- Janet Schultz, Iowa City, "Prob- in a givcn situation. He has been Hawkeye has been extended unW this country," Liz said laughingly ditionally timid of cenLroversy, rep~atedl! vi.si.t front Une outposts hon he's particularly proud ?f. lems e~, the Hi.gh Sc~ool Girl Who even more insistent that the en- 5 p.m. Wednesday, March .31. Ap- THE READING IMPROVE· in describing the social lifc in and it enraged thc senator's num- durmg hIS VISIts to Korea and to On Jan. I, 1949, Kansas Clty Works; SylVIa Crmk, Malvern, emy should know just at what plicallons may be submItted to ment course will begin on Mon· Aus\ra1tan s<:hools. "college is the ereus'supporters. accompany ~is . camer~m~n e? a weathermen ~er~ able, after ,cl~se "How to Preserve B~tterfUes;" points there will be seriOUS reac- the school Of. jo~rnalism oUice in day, April 5 .. The class will be last Pla~ .an Austr
~: ~~t~;2~t:f?!:~~e =~as~~e~~~ (hicago Surprised 'by ~iris , ng of Ct' avarefta,· Sweeney Named To Pilot Edward S. Rose-Sa,! One c Govig whipped through four ~ . Los Angeles Angels We oorry for your cOllvenieace Eugene matches inI the NCAA to become M ffh S 'If W E·,h H' M' LOS ANGELES (/P)-Bill Swee- • many Drug store Items 1.,tJI Tenn., til only sit ~~A~i~~o~· ~~~ano;tye~;li;~e~ ~~~~?- a ews ays; . .' as I e.r 1m ·or e ney Tuesday was signed to a one- ~c;=t~P;:!~~ Lot~:~ "everyth in ]928 a ]58 pounds and Joe r\~" year con t rac t t 0 manage th e L os Deodorants-MARCELLE the plan COSMETIC - Diabetic S~: Scarpelld at 177 pounds In both CHICAGO (/P)- Phil Cavaret------,- Angeles Angels in the Pacific plies _ First AJd Itellll' - with Iiv ]947 and ,1950 previously had ever /!J080 Ita's sudden dismissal as manager The News, In a story from Dal- lost a game to the Giants that weI Coast league Baby Wants _ and other un}' .::rcw of copped national crowns for Iowa. OlSON. of the Cubs Tuesday took Chicago las, said Gavllretta disclosed he shouhl have won, and Mr. Wrigley S . h '1 t d th A duds to fill YOUR PR!o The wiry sophomore from Britt, WIIOSE ',IAPRIL 2 JJO. by complete surprise. had talked with manager Oharley was p resent to see the sudden, sad wceney, w 0 pI 0 e e n- SCRIPTIONS _ ;, f whele he won two Iowa prep ClilcAtJO BOIJr The appointment ot Stan Hack, Grimm, offering his services to turn cr event." gels from 1943 through lIH6 and DRUG SHOP titles before coming io Iowa, be- ,1"1///1 rilE another Chicago favorite, as Phil's the Milwaukee Braves as either a Cavarctl':J went ove, the entire won two pennants, replaces Stan- cam~ thc master 01 the nation's successor was considered logical. reserve ·flrst baseman, coach, or tcam with Wrigley player by ley Hack, who was ~levated to 123-poundrrs by dec1sioning the t='OI?MIOABLE The surpris(' w~s that C~varet- combination of the two. playe:'. ' man~ge the parent ChIcago Cubs. 109 S. Dubuque St. . " Big Ten k ng Al Vega of Purdue, KIP O'AV/LA# ta was released In the mIdst of The News story added: "r came away from the session 4-3. In the semi-finals and then Wlt.? 8E 11/5 '5mp sP;,ing training. . . "The Cub players were equally feeling real good," Cavarelta decisively~ trimmjng Joe Lobaugh Rp.f>r pep"eN5E 71l.4N'§/E'.N7" 777ZEIIOI..PIIW!1- Even the most sevel'e crJtlcs.oC dumfounded when they heard the said. "Mr. Wrigley told me he'd :of Oklahom ~ A & M. • 5-1 , in the OF /IIE F"ICKLE II1IPPiEWe/fillr Phil Cavareita as a manager - news." . get irI touch with Wid Matthews', .finals ~ • Ja AfIPOLEWE/(JIIT CIlAtltJEO /{A,v05. OfTeN. and they were ~ew-had .no ~oti~n The Chicago American quoted and tell him about our chat, and . The sweep enabled Govig to a change J.n the oflmg. saId Caval'etta out of Dallas as saying get him working on the items .flnish t h season with a nine won, " 77rI..E. t 0 I w~sDIN rone lost Itnd two tied mar..k:....::w:.:i.:,: th:.:.. ___--:- ______,_ D-Iot-!'ihi- I"'- ••- .- '-.,,- '-..-' -."_'_11_,1«1_' _itfo_,._,____ he h cago al yews. he knows only one reason for his which were discussed. - "Newspapennen assigned. to the dismiss;ll: "'fhat just goes to show how her -old man ... , , II C· H · b HIT L d Cubs were open-mouthed 1I1 sur- "It's because I talked to \rr. wrong a fellow can guess" Cava- 'Ste'vf' e 0 He' I· Ites IS 80 . ax e~ 0 eo prise when personnel director Wid Wrigley," the newspaper quoted re tia was quoted as saY i~ g . "No w , Hawl(eye5 10 NCAA ~atthe",:,s an~ounc~d the manage- oevaretta. th at Il is all over, that chat with - G' M t F 'd flal sWI!ch m hIS Dallas hotel Cavaretta told the American of the big boss is the only reason [ Te 'M 'f' I f 1· Play .ymrJCIstics ee ,. ay room . . . '. . a meeting with Wrigley a,t Phoe- can directly connect to my firing. ~ OS n ere sIn g A team ot four performers, in- John P. CarmIchael, sports wnt- nix, Ariz. ,March IS. "Frankly, I don't think I de- ~ 1 . . ciuding Bob Hazlett deiendlng er of the Dally News, wrote that "I thought a conference was in s(,l've this kind of treatment ... I \1 , (This Is the second In a serle. champion on the tra~poline, wJl] "P. K. Wrigley, Cubs owner, l'e- order and Mr. Wrigley agreed am confident at least 95 per cent SUI's a :01 16 articles wrlten tor the As- ·?ut. It was one 0 : ' ;,1(, oddest Ser- represent Iowa in the National vealed today that Wid ~at. the\~s with me," Cavaretta said. " . .. of the players weI;e with me ... moted 33 !oclated l'resa in wilJch major les dOUble plays 1 ever saw- Collegiate gymnastics meet at also faced the loss of hlS Job 1I1 We were bc;th unhappy over' the All r ever asked was all-out ef- cadet firs ,leaJ1le ni'J'n ....ers dl8euss. lmpor- tbird base to home to tirst to Champaign, Ill., Friday and Sat- the same shakeup" that cost C;lV- evenn of th e day. We had j'ust fort." . E. Sewell, lia.n& plays,) nome. urday. . aretta his. • partment, . Manager Wllbert Robinson of Ha2;lett also will compete in 'Sl?eaking from his . Phoenix The ne By!TEVE O'NEILL the Dodgers came out of the dug- tumbling, the event in whicli.·. oil hOme," ''Carmichael wrot~, "Wrig- ,. Burrows. Mana,er, l'hlladelPhla l'hlllles out and called down the um.pire won the Big Ten title. Jim Nor- ley said: ''-Prlor to the decision in ence Hu , A play_ that happened in the because I had blocked the plate. man, who defeated Hazlett in the Cavaretta's case, my associates R~e ll K • 1920 World Series is one I'll never When I went over to pick up trampoline event in the Big Ten and I sat down to disclL~s the sltu J Brow ,for,et. . my mask, wh1ch 1 had thrown meet, is another ol:ltstanding ation relative to whether we need- Want lower golf scores J mes Pr : I was catching for Cleveland near the Brooklyn d\Jgout, Robbie J:Iawkeye. ed a new manager, a new verson- ' J ~ hn Rat ' in the s~nd game of thc Series followed and said: Other Hawkeyes in the NCAA nel director, r, perhaps both. C~hen, D against Brooklyn in Ebbets field. "More power to you kid. I did arc ., Capt. Dean Willwerth, side "'It finally was decided tha a J ~f ' A4, • We had W4Ill the 1irst game. the same thing myself." horse \and paraIJel bars; and Jerry new manager was more impera- ' In this one the Dodgers had thc . Kottong, trampoline. _ tive at this time.''' .. , COhsist1Jhtlf/P Barlan J ; bases 10Med wit.h one out. The next batter, Hi NCAA Offers TV" ---- Meyers, hit the ball 'back to Lar- ry Gardner at Plan,· ,Big. len Tells , !:!::d ~:~e ~~ Members To Oppose '. i ~- .. the plate for the KANSAS CITY(JP)-The NC Be c p n d out. r AA's television committee Tues H, l~ , d f:wlin.'~. J'lQ tossed the ball to day recommended a nationally !irst base hopin, controlled TV 100tbalJ program guestton abouf If, llie" "sporl' tSK ANY GOLFER WHO OWNS O'N,ILL Doc J 0 h nit 0 n and promptly ran into major op- didn't even would ge!' it to complete the dou- poslU~n fl om the Big Ten con toalS ~iili cliar,acfer.rt ~ ou owe A SET OF SYNCHRO·DYNED CLUBSI b1\: play. But my throw hit Meyers ferenee . on the issue of regional ask how much in the back and he was safe, ~eleell,stmg. it to your.elf Ie 8N this new. aon:~ I make The ball felJ to the ground and 1\ full-blown fight loomed over Hundreds or unsolicited testimonials from amateur golfers ... iust iooked J/fIl)Ston plgked it up. It's a good tbe N<:AA'~ recommendati~ns fo!" tIllI the same story on Spalding ~ynchr()-Dyned w~ and thing he was alert because Tom- 12 nationWIde telecasts, ~lth re tepl!on in' fabrl
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lane Crashes into Mess Hall·National Congress • ' .'Of Student Group Men KIlled, 10 InJureclTo Be Held Here BRAGG, N.C. UP - A big C-1l9 Flying Boxcar, Calling in The \' nth nallonal conc~ of names, glanced off an officers the National Scudent °llSlOCiatio Quarters, bounced across a parade iU be h Id 1 SUI Crom Aug. 18 JTound and crashed into a mess
baH here Tuesday. The con~r at SUI will rollow '-______WANT AD RATES ...:. ______Seven men died in the crash and in flames that shot from the the second international stunen: o-"~ _ IeJ8_' :.:tions mi::ar which \\111 bp wreckage of the shattered plane nne 'a,. _ .l!e potr -' and mess hall. At least 10 men It Id In Camhrldg, ., andl were injured, the air force rc-/ Ames from July 12 to SepL 1.. . "" da,. __15e ~r ..... ported. ofliclals said Tuesciay. 1'a da" ___ rI. '" ... Five of the dead were in the I t plane and two In th~ mess hall. The pro r m, inltiat~ in th" OM _ .... -De...... at 11133, I desJITIed to 1IkmI.. darp He .~----)~ tud nt with lahze:! .e •• Two airmen and two soldiers in kno '1 d e in the flCld ot Illter I the plane were hurt. Five others nation I r latlon It Cleetf> One in the mess hall, preparing dinnerl stud nt ur. [t aims to traJn a , tor an army psychological warfare roup of Individuals cap ble ot Plye iraertJoDJ per month, : unit, were among the injured. One r pr nun" the ociatJon ovet'- per lnserUon ___S8c per loch t.'KA CE. It I i:alaa, P,.pert \nan was hurt fighting fire and I.'a and of conductin, NSA's in- r 1 _ _ _ ti th ant,.m I ~ Darl'n. Co. DiIIJ ... 1•• 1. trying to rescue lhe injured. I • en u __ r Onl per mon , - =-"'::.'--"'- ternatJonol prolP'Am on th mem- per IJ1It!rtion SOC per lDCh ltt£NT.4L roou Y""'}' P I Time Sa.ves Lives ;;;::;:r;;ij Iber campuse . _.. ,1& L.lC! l10<0r C'OHrin. ,. Only the time element kept the tude. ElictbJe Dally lnurtlons durinr month, Sewing death toll lrom mounting into the n N A member and aU I per lnHrtioD..._70c per loch ~cores when the plane crashed a ""ASttD D m kin• . DW about 10 a.m, More than 150 sol THE RIGHT WING OF -119 IS ROWN lbe pilUle bur tudent at 'SA mt'mber school .~_ .- - - I. ______""'I' A Y-e.rUHa.. a.. .J diers would have been in the after cra hlnc In a m hall on takeoff d Ft. B r cr. • . .• - are eU~bl to ("om pete. Th se- ,. ... Dan, ...... ,.. orn.. l Wonted mCss hall two hOUTS la ter. day. e en men were killed, live of them on the plan(, and two fn kocted \dll receive scholar hips " .._at. a.:.. Or.U ______abe m hall, and Il Ie ,.t men wue Injured.. The plane w whlclt wllJ co\'er room, board, tu- Scorcs ot soldiers and civilians en route to Loul vlUe, Ky .• with nine men on board. The pilot, J' II10n and transportation. al this huge army post stood hor- W k" felt I d -"L'ad b 'b Lt. Au~rt . Par , .. 5, 0 an.Qe on, n .," tr.,.. .., • "'hn llr t nnrt of the pro-am. rilled as lhe crippled C-119 plane, t I "'ad th h ' L ~.-- •• air torce wi b a huole effort to ve hill pane. fie ~ r e oun at ..· .A Int Tn II 1 offl'e In which had just taken oU from f .. ~ 4191 a ler the cruh. ______. CambrijD ,Ma " eonsis ot five ____..,.- __~.._- ..,---- adjacent Pope air force base for D Lon and Found Lo'lisville, Ky., turned in 1I cloudy MIN PI \\' Its 011 m nars and 1 ur by sky and tried desperately to make en ta u rs I- n gar ey I ad .. in the academic and tu- 1'0111'0'1>. GW u.'Il. It. back to Pope. dent worlds, Dnd of Indl\ Idual re- The pilol, 1st Lt. Albert \V 'I S f d d arch on tudent tOlllcs In spe- -"--rt---t-F----- Parks, 25, ot Cannelton, Ind., was et or In epen ence cWc r of th ,lob. Speakers po men or credited by the air Corce with a • ' . at last year's procram Included heroic effort to save his Plan"' 1 DouglaSli Cater. Was!llngton cdr- Injured, he died three hours aItel' Demonstrations ot techniques in - . tor of "Th R port r," and prot - the plane erashed. providing therapies tor the men- morning \\l1I, .be di ClL!! Ion and 0 William Y. Elliott, F.S.C Nor- ~o children III • ~. Bursts Into Flame tally ill wlll be a {catur of a con- demonstration ot \ ays to op- throp, and WllIlllm L. HansbcrrYIBAOOLOR tpoorlmfllu tor J pro. ch pall nts and of methods ofI or Harvard Yale and Ho\\o'ard Dubuql\8 It. D J .-~ Thfe messf thhall• tohrn baPlltl·t I btV (erence ro~ nursing person" I (rom movin bedrlddCJl p3ti nts In the unlver ill ~ pccUvely. th e orce 0 e cras, urs n C' Iowa hospitals Thursday and Frl- "cnt of d l ~n :; t c i ' , ul'h a ' [Irc. IkIby Silting fl ames. The wreckage, ted by day at the Mental Healtl1 institute Students will u UI ('clllt! 1__ .:.- __....;. ___;;...... ___ gasoline from the pla.ne, burned in Independ nce. o. ot the Harvard uni\e IIY summer WANr&D Baby Utln• . 0 I •. nll. ° " ! f?r s~veral hours. FU'cmen ex- Sponsored by the lntel'divislon- IiUnOIS Police Arrest ~ hool tor all IIvlnjf . accomoda- VeTn :n I, ImguJshed the !Ia~es once but al Council on P ychlatrlt and t lon~. and do res arch In the n r- _ _ _ Jow they burst out again when a gas h\1ental Health Nul' ing of the'M '!lrd lIbrarlel and In the tile. of JACK lAd Jill I·... ' ..hool DIal I·JIII. W' d H " --":, tank exploded three hours after Iowa L ague Cor Nur~lng, the eon- an an e ere Ih International rommlsslon. BABY .lIl1n, 01.1 41111. A" lot Arlene. Write to Box IG, .. the crash. tercnce will be th sixth In a ser- For , Pollten Sent Iowan. Wltncsses pleccd together a Ic.s planned to h Ip nurseF and at- Ir On False Check Count Application totms ~nd post r . grim story o[ how the pilot, a tcndants in' Iowa hospitals im- nnoundn!: UI pro,t tl'l have PICTURE FRAMING WANTED TO member o( the 37th air transport prove care ot thc mentally iU. Ibe n nt to d ans student bod Neolly Done . . . Reosonobly squadron from Sewart air Corce Mary Lohr, a. :;istant prof ssor ofl LeRoy S. J~ h nlOn, w nted by pr ld nt , and tl' ch Ir~ of Priced BUY base, Tenn.,' tried to save the nursing at sm and chairman o( 10\\la City pohce for mol' than pOlitical IItI n d p tIm t at I , , plane and hi$ men. the Interd[vlslonal council, Is In five month. on ta~ C check be 11 Stillwell Pamt Store Furnishings charg was picked up by Ikcatur m m r co e e . GOLF BALLS Everyth!nc Reported NormaJ charge or conference arrange- III 'I' T d 'h h tid' Appliean hould be able to 116 E. WOlhlngton Dial 9643 O b Ai • IC ments ., po Ice Uat ny \\ en e r HOCK ·EYE LOAN nc crew mem er, rman· to cash a bad 5300 chC1:'k ,1t the demonstrate Vttel'est in Interns- _- ~ining ond living I,ll, gal Eugene R. Snyder. 01 DotlelsoTl , Nearly nurse.. Attendants Nlltionaf bank there. t10nal rei tiona and In student ac- 'l~ rang., .I.ctric rons;pe, rugs, Tenn., lhe !llght.e~glneer :",ho was and admlnlstl'a~ors from Iowa John on, .who t'otller \\Ia sue- tlvlt/c . Pr \'[0\15 experl nce in I For foot comfort ?nlY sli!=htIy inJured, ;,eported "chools oC nurSing are expected ce.: luI In t'ash[nl II $200 bod check NSA I, ot nc . nr, but Know- Cash refrlg.rotor, 1 S ~LI. ft. everything' was normal w~en for the meeting In Independence. at the same bank, wn recognized 1 dge ot on plI'ticul r ara FOR ANY fr.ezer, ¥& H.P. a ir CDndl the took otf lor LouiSVIlle Demonstrations ot therapies will by the teller on his . trip. "hlcal area, or of one or more tor pl~ne ~ eond tioner, flr.plo~ iron, .I.e- with fIve army. passengers and a be under the direction or doctors Th toll ·t II I J h · deign lan ... u gc wUl w I h In the , ' rew of four d h 1 b fie - cr ~ a e( 0 n 011 an .. Purpose ~ . ' an .ot er sta t mem cr· 0 t Ie call d the polleo: applicant's tll\·or. tric log. He saId that when on~ en~lne , host Instltut[on. Iowa Cll~' has had a warrant De:ldUne ' tor applicant I Sma1J Monthly Payments. failed. "the pilot begart /I slO~ ~erapies w hi c h conference out tor h' • arr I inc tareh 9, 10, Tht' sci etlon rommltl WARREN CONRAD t~rtl to return to the fJeld. wei participants Will have on oppcr- when Johnson bought a camera announce Jts deci lon~ on June I. Federal Discount HJ Iowa "ve. h~d full power on t~e good. en- (unity to observe arc deep Insulin :1t a downtown drug store for a gtne, but ,,:el'e losmg altitude coma therapy and e[cctrlc shock \\'orthJe s ~ $91.55 chC<'k. They wer We C rry A Complete Une ot Dial -3128 .. fast . . The pilot told me to tell therapy, and the use 01 p 'ycho- lookln lor him la t Call al on H h T Att d the' men to get ready to Jump. I drama. music,. art and occupa- anothe~ check-passing a Item!:. anc er 0 en ENDICOTT JOHNSON I:':~=' -==~:~~_~ _= _= ~=_ ====-=_::::::'~'===~ up. I saw \\e wer too low. tional therapy In helping tho mcn- Th .1' ld J h h Ot C men'. dre shoe:. = =-- e O I f -=--- -I . the same instant we tally 1Il per on overcome his ten- lmi I -year'd0 d U n~o\ a. a en a on erence i------DAILY IOWAN WANT AD ORDER .LANK Ing. I looked out the slons and work through his prob- cr na r cor 8 nl ac v- I $aw II wing hit 8 I crill y,ears, according to author[- Pre Ident Vlrail M. Honch r au" To aeter Publl.h pole and ducked be- I e;s'an Myrtle Kitchell of thc Ues, and Is wanled on check several faculty memb rs will take lAFF.A-DAY I E. mine cost THE DAILY IOWAN Ad th. the pilot and rode it out II SUI 11 rig III 'd charge in four other • tates be- part In thc two-dil,Y conf renee on I . t co e~e 0 ~~~ n t W I presl e sides rowa-IIIinol. MIMcsota'jdentnl h alth education Thursday I of od Days lurn to C~ked: ~ I ~il~:~~ ~! fnter~i!isi~n~f c~Ou~: I Nebrll ka and WI con:;!n.. and Friday t the Iowa center Cor WANT ADS • '1 Th d (1 C r D venport. Waterloo, Chnton. continuation .tudy. rate bOle, CI urs ay a crnoon. on er- d R 'd hi t d P f S 33 r I ts ' 11 b I Ce (lr api • Was ng on nn a The first conteI' nc ot Its kind first TC romo e ar IC ence dPb D paDon IdwlK e we - dozen other cities have also been It Is design d to l7Iinl togethe; column of NAME o t , come y r. na yer, super- hl t J h th [I 1S t Lleu enan nitendent ot the Independence s~are ng or 0 n on, au or t es representatlv S ot Itate,. county, wont ad . T ur . . ) Mental Health In tltutc Friday said. . , and community or(anizatJons tor .eetlon ADDRESS Frl. . 'The trial to John.! on s capture the pur po:; ot examln!n, objeet- SUI's army ROTC unit has pro- morDl~g. , led all ove the slate. Although }vt!]y all the facts perta/nlng to L ' So,. ,.. ) moted 33 sCUdents (0 (he rank at Chairman 0( the meetmg's ,en- h(' has sen $100 money ordera to dental health probl m I Cost TOWN . cadet first lieutenant Col. Walter eral esslons will be Mrs. A. K' I hi .( . R k r I ci III I f I mo. E Sewell head of the ROTC de- Heinzelman acting assistant chief ~ WI e In oe s an, ., per - Program and aetlvitJc 01 var- . , . • odlcally he moved on so fa t that · d tal h alth a ganJ~~Uons partment. said Tuesday. of nursing education In the Knox:-' I o u en r.... . • WRITE AD CLASSIFICATION HERE ,I ' ville Veterans Administration ho _ law en(orc\!ment oWcers could and the £tatu& of deotal h alth m Th e new 0 fil cers are J 0 h n R . not trace hJm lrom the postmariu 1 ill b dl"" ed Burrows, A4, Belle Plaine: Clar- pilal; Mrs. Burnette Nicholson, 'j owa w c .. "us . ence Hunter A4 Cedar Rapids'l chairman ot the committec on PartiCipating faculty m mbe, I R,.,ssell Kalr: C4,' CIlnton; Milto~ content ot the aide program, alsolDean Phillips Backs rw[1I be: Prot~ra; W. J. Simon. ~~~~----~~----~· I J l Brown, LI, Council Bluffs; or the Knoxville hospital, and I . dean of the college of dentJ try; Jlmes Pratt, A3, Council BlUffs;!G.eraldine Buse. nurse conSUltant Gold Standard B.II MantOI'd H. Kuhn, soclolon and ------~------~~--~------~------. J ~ hn Rathert, C'\., Cresco; David of the di",ision of public health . ,snthropoIOiY and Kenneth E. ______---..:....~ ______~--...; .1 C~hen , Des Moines: Robert Dun- nursing oC the Iowa stale depart- D n-EmMtus Chester A. Phil- Wessels, college of dentistry. ler, A4, Des Moines, ment ot health. lips ot the S11] college ot com- Harlan Dubansky, A3, Des Gale J en n, director or the in- mel'ce is on~ of ~l m mbers ot thei ~----:----"=-~------~---~~--::· I ines; JCJ;ry Robinson, C4, Des stitule of education, Grinnell COl- I Economists N~tionnl commltt~ on (II" ines; Charles Baule, EI, Du- lege, will serve as resource per- Monetary Policy who have SIgned Record -"---~~-----..:.....--___ ~;i l b ue, Charles Goeldner, A4, son throughout the conference. a state~enl urglnr congr 's to E Iham, Forrest Houser. A3, General seSSion topics Friday pass a biJl returning the U.S. to ___~ ______-.;.~ • , wold; James Murphy, C'lj Ida - the gold standard. , DEATHS ve; Robert Overholtzer, C4' I4 F , M b The statement was sll:nl'd by Fred Timson, 50, La Porle Gity, !------:-~--_~~~.I Grove; Walter Ingram, E3, acu'y em ers economic consultants Tuesday a University hospitals. ______~_w l an~ tacu~IY ( F' , ." I . Jo, • I IJ . ,.. a City. P' Mt V members on Sla(f~ ~C uruversltlCS / George Mercer, 81 , Rippey, ' "Maybe jf we folded the: cuffs back-" .. ar Ies W a II el,. E3 . I Owa c·t·I y. an • ernon and"w colleges. th f IIIt said.I b t I Tuesday at University hospitals. Plea •• Itrint Your "d B H A3 K '11' eDT ,'_ ceo ow ng mem ers 0 Vlrgilene Scott 83 Strawberry \d lbe' t ~ s ~.anri I N ~O~WI ,~~ a reer ay a KS the Economists' National Commit- Point Tuesday at U~lver lty hos- ' . I' ar In, • eva a. I tce on Monetary Policy urge con- I. ' I.am Gleason, C4, New ~ampton; FoUl' instructors at SUI will gress to enact' the Bridges-Reece PltBJs. , By CRIC ~Inder , A'l, Oelwem, Stan- take part in WaMaC conference Gold Standard Bill. S. 2332 and BUms · WtTH A MIGHTY BLOW THE FIRE STIll: GUSHED fQOM THE LeVInson, A4, Ottumwa. carecr day at Mt, Vernon April I, H. R. 6230, In order that till' pea- To Mr. and Mrs. Hcrbert Brant, PRINCE.S FlASHING SWORD FOUr-I> DECAPITATED OOAc;()N'S NOSmlLS" ITS "1ARK IN HE YELLOW ITS FlAlll (; TAIL KNOCKED iam Pi?er. A4, ~ioux City; it was announced today by I?on~ld pIe of the U.s. may be- given the Riverside, a boy Monday at Mercy DRAGON'S NECk' A 0 ITS HEAD THE PRINCe INTO THE BOlLIN(; Cosgriff, C'l : TIpton: Dar- Rhoades, SUI coordinator of hlgh lbene!lts ot a gold standard and re- hospital, ROlLED "TO THE GROll O' OILA 0 HE SA K r ~Il Ulch, E2, SWISher; Charles school services. doemable currency at the talutory To Mr. and Mr . VirJUJ Burnett, I'---""--"'_...... _ .r ~~~ . SCREAMING IN p, , • Bnt~s , Ll, Wapello:. Thom.as Col- According to ~hoades. slU?ents rate of 35 per fine ounce or gOld. Riverside, a boy Monda., at Mercy ,laZIer, C4, Wapello, Leroy Berry. from all of the eight schools m the Phillips, c;)ntaeted Tuesday af- hospital. C4 , Wauk?n; GCl:ald Harbert, A4, conference are expected to atte.nd ternoon, declinco to comment on Tcmple City, CalIf.; Donald Otten, the career day program, whIch the statement he signed. POLICE COURT IAb, St. Louis. MG.; Leo Gilder- will be held on lhe Cornell college Keith L. Jones. A3, Iowa City, sl!eve, A4, Maybrook, N.Y. ; Rob- campus. fined 512.50 after pleading guilty ellt Hazlett, A3, Canton, Ohio, and Students a e expected from the to a $too sign violation. James Sanberg, C4, Lake Geneva, following schools: Anamosa, Inde- Robert H. Drake, 226 S, Lucas Wis. pendence. Manchester, Maquoketa. st., fined $S on a charle of driv- ~ Marion, Monticello, Tipton and in, a car which made excc&sive J Vinton. noise, and was ordered to have tbe SUI To Air Discussion ot careers in civil defect repaired. service will be led by Prot RusseH William C. Boughton, 1618* • Mrano Scenes Ro s or the SUI department of Muscatine ave., fined 15 for hav- ., physical science. ing a truck loaded with limbs anrl eenes from one of the greatest Careers In medicine will be dis- parkin,r It in such a way that it l I U t cussed b} Dr. Woodrow "'orris. created a traffic hazard. ~I ys of a 1 time wi be presen - assistant dean of student aUairs 'if! tonight at 7:30 on wsur. Cy- In the college or medicine. Dr. Donald J. Seydel, JJ07 S. Sum- no de Bergerae, the tragic love Morris is also associate professor mit st., a char,e ot speeding in a ,ory 0 f th e man w h 0 h a d an ele - of clinical psychology and senior restricted zone was transferred to i n t vernacu Iar an d n ot so e1e - psychologist in the psychopathk the court of Justice oC the ft-acen:: gant appearance, will be heard on hospital. J. Newman Toomey on a chan,el "Great 'Scenes from Great Plays." Charles Barnum, instructor in ot venue . . Walter Hampton will again be the school of journalism and as- Richard G_ Callahan. 610 N. fieard as Cyrano. Hampton has ,istant publisher of student publi- Johnson st.. lined $12.50 after received recognition in London cations, will discuss careers in pleadin, guilty to a ~harle of dis- Paris and New York as one of the journaUsm. The vocaUon of Jab- turbin, the peace. Callahan presenters of Cyrano. oratory technician will be ex- waived preliminary hearing on a was written by Edmond plaine d!Jy ~ter Johnson, super- Dean Ches-ter PhiUin.. . charge of TCliating arrest and ~II' the Preoneh ~ ~ vi (! or 1h 1)Ioott [ ran_ ru ~ iI)\\ sef- .,..- bound OV!!J. to tbfriT .. hd.jI1T· on playwright. v1ce in the University hospitals. .. ":'Sigri.s Statement that charge. 'Pace 6-,-'flIE DAILY IOWAN-low!} CILy,"III.-Wed... lIAr. ':lI , 19M ~ Summer Train Snowed In C SlJ Hea,ring Set Today Ticket Sale To Begin SUI .Councii To Eled Officers omes to ' To Consider Plea f For University Play, Officers will be elected by Stu- dent Council Thursday at the making the homination, a t P rofe'ssor Of' Local Afforney ..... 'The Grass Harp" meeting of , the newly-electell minute speech by the mem . counell members. The meeting ~econding and a 10-minute dls- .' Maj. Richard W. Davis Jr, will be at 7;30 p.m. in the senate COllrse by the candidate nominat. been added to the ROTC 1945. Before that he attended Hearing on charges against WH- ) Tickets will go on sale Tt 'lrsday chamber of Old Capitol. ed. The nominees will speak In CpI. Walter E. Sewell, Brown university, Providence, R. 1Iam H. Bartley, a local attorney, and head of military science 1., from September 1941 to June of .breaklng and entering for the fifth University Th.'atre Officers are president, vice- lhe order they are nominated. tactics said Tuesday. Davis 1942. In July 1942 he was appoint- disturbmu the peace has been production of the 1953- 54 season presIdent, recording secretary, Arter the new president is de. bern assigned as assistant ed to the U.S. Military academy for today at 9 a.m. in Johnson
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