Writer Hides , Pasf" Refuses The Weather Partly clowb and COIl tlnuecl cool Way. SeN &ered Mowen and warm To Testify er 8W1clay. IIIda today, WASlIlNGTON (JP)- A writer 47: low, 33. Will Frida,., who has held a sllccession of fed 4'7; 1_, 41, eral jobs retuscd Friday to answer questions about Conununists and Eat. 1868 - AP Lecmed Wire - Five Cents Iowa City, Iowa, Saturday, April 11, 1953 - VoL 97, No. 139 their organizations, telling the ------"------~:_------..;..-----....;;...... ;.------..-.-:------.....;----....;_~--.....:- 5ClIatc internal security subcom mit ee: "I refuse to be a finger man." Girls Advertise Campus Carnival • :I't\e ~itness 'was Henry H. lJns Jr. Ilt Bronxville, N.Y • to be called in what Sen. E. Jenner (R-Ind.), .5U';X;\J'mJnlI~ee Allies~ Reds chairman has described as a Sign Agreement of how the Reds spun "a web inlrlcue" illBlde government de partments. ubcommlttee counsel Robert forris said the senators have evi (I~ nce that Collins, a U.S. army ':Jptain in World War II, once be On Sick .. Woun~ed Prisoners longed to the Communist party. Chambers 1s QIlOW Morri.<> added that Wh Challlbers, .a sell-avowed for'm ..·rl April 21 Sel Red courier, has said in , telltimony tha t Collins was Detectives Sift scion ot a Philadelphia manufac As Beginning turing family and that he served as a recruiting agent for the Communists among state de partment employes. f ler 01 Exchange But Collins refused to say Tips Clue whether he knew Chambers or MUNSAN (Saturday) (.4")- The whether he ever had enlisted re Allies and Communists today crults for any Soviet apparatus. signed a momentous acreement at Panmunjom for exchanging sick ()olJllll Declines and wounded Korean war captives While asscrtibg he is not a Com To Killer's Path beginning April 21. It could be the munist now. Collins declined to Investigators were stymied Frl- turning 'poInt In the 21-month- J leU the senators whether he be day night in the tedious task 'Jt Friday in trying to pOiliUvely de- lon, search lor an armistice in loJ~ to a C\>mmunist cell in the Korea. 1~30s and ",hether he knew aoy lracldng down lhe person who tcrmlne whcthcr Mrs. Ciler or the The next step appeared to be one on a lonalist of persons whose snu!!ed out thc lives of 51-year- young girl met Geath first. Mr~. the setting of a date for resuming Dames werc read to hlm. MorriS old Mrs. JDmes CUer and 7th Ciler's body was found brutally truce talks, boiled down for a said ,the subcommittee believed grade s tudent Beverly Brenneman mlluled in the kitchen of the Ciler year lind 8U&fV'nded since Oct. 8 sOme at the persons were Commu in Wednesday night'S double slay- farm home while the body of the r- ing on the outskir~ ot town. YO\,lllg girl was discovered in a on the last big issue of an overall nists but that no ' ~ exchange ot war captives. should be drawn from their men Whlle the hurriedly expanding bloody heap at the corner of the ... The disabled eaptive exchange tion at this time. MARY LADD. A', IOWA CITY, PINS A Campus Carnival hunt continues, tense residents 01 barn about 40 tcet from thc back pact, negotilited In only -I've d'aya I C't d th d[ d r th h IN ANTICIPATION OF EXCII~NGE of prisoners, UN personnel .l ~ Collins did testify that when poster on the back oC her fellow-cloWll, Beth Larsen, A4, Water owa I y an c surroun ng oor 0 e ouse. and signed on the sixth, may pro- applied [or an army commission in loo. The clrls, who cavorted all around campus FrIda)', represent area kept their eyes and ears open, A story which helped confirm carry out a medJeal aid "dry run" In "Freedom Villare" reeeivinr id h t 1 i th anxiously hoping to be able to latcr suspicions was added Friday st&Uon, 'Munsan, South Korea. World War II he listed Sen. Har Mortar Board. The Carnlva. will be tonight a~ 1:30 In the SUI ~ar:eranp::~~'::c To~ S~o:~unis~ ley M. Kilgore (D-W.Va.), Oscar field house. Featurn of the Camlval Include jud&io~ or the "Uri), furnish a tip that would help find afternoon when a neighbor said -_._.-.-... leaders hllve lfald thcy are anxious Chapman and Oscar Cox as Man" cooUs' and a babT race. the kl~;;e Calle Come In ~e ~~dc::~~u:h7e :'~~~~~~s~~ AMA' Off·lc·lal Jestllflles on Use ~~l~:S~~~n~~ full-dress annistlcc Phone calls, although consider- as the young br\,lllette walked , Oftlelala 81m Campus Carnival ably fewer than the !lood that along the blacktop road toward Of K bl ( ( u. S. Rear Adm. John C. Daniel Annual poured into the locai pollce station the Cller h0!"le, 1'irst indications re lozen as ancer ure and North Korean Maj. Gen. Lee Thursday, continually held the at- placed the tIme of the crime at , Sang Cho slBlled the disabled cap- Tonight To Feature tention of oIticials who are seck- about 9 p.m. . live exchange pact at 12:08 p.m. kills Meet ing any bit ot information that Police Form Network CHICAGO (JP) -\An oUlcial of (9:08 p.m., CST, Friday). will help piece the bloody pu:r:zle Police late Friday were ex,- the Am rlcan Medical association Cicial eUect in 100 cnncer cases They !,leaded the liaison teams cheduled 26 'Booths, Shows together. :hanging Information with a mul- was quoted . Friday as saying he tested. which nesotlated the lO-polnt . .Tickets for Campus Carnival Some ot the calls yield nothiug, ti-state network of highway pa- probably would recommend Kre- Burreon TesUfles agreement. . ' 'fhe third annual work con!cr- Will go on sale at 7 p.m. tonight at some ask the question that is in trolmen and police dispatchers. blozen if his mother had cancer. . Most ot the Allied Sick and cnce on w.riting, speaking, lIsten- the SUI !leld house and the c;l:(ni- the mind of everyone "have you All of these points are keeping Dr. John F. Pick, secretary oC Pick, a plastic surgeon, testified wounded will be rushed to their lng, and reading will be at SUI's val will open at 7:30 and con- gOt him yet?" aod others are ~ostant vigil for a hint ot the the Kroblozen Research founda- bc~ore a special committee ot ~he homes immediately after they Osca r S. Cox, who was ""f1'P"" ' center for continuation study tinue until 11:30 p.m. quietly fed into the bank at clues assailant's trail. tlon attributed the remark to Dr Illlnois legislature investlgatmg CI'(ISS the line, ,it they are able to cou~l for the foreign A '1 4 d Th'rt n' e SUI organizations i hl j tJ " . the Krebiozen controversy to de- travel d ,ih! pn 2 an 25. I y- 10 w th w ch nves gatolS are A major unsolved key is the Paul Wermer, £ecretary of the te Ine hether a y legislative . / a mi slra ion in World War Iowa high school teachers and arc sponsoring a total of 26 booths working. (dentlty of the car Crom which AMA council on pharmaoy and rm ls w .11 • Those who are not well enouah S:!ld he knew COllins ~lighUy, administra~rs who attend the and variety shows. Spe cia~ enter- . Who DIed Firs'? four knives, a bucket aod Mrs. chemistry. . action nece~ary. . ' ~o' travel wlU be take~ to hOilpitals that If he was listed as II conference will hear Clarence talnment during the evenmg will . OI1icials continued theIr work Ciler's pUNle and bank book were ;PIck said Wermer made the The comm ttee IS ~ecklng to m ,tapan. The Americans will go
it was without his conscnt. Derrick of the education testing include ~ baby Tace and 8, reason- j thrown lIS it crossed the Evans st. statement to hl in Au st 1951 learn whether t~e UOlverslty of to 'l'oyko \!I1ld ~okoJJama. Just before entering the army service ot Princeton N. J. dilicuss able faCSImile of a women s wrest- bridge in the east side of the 10_ h'l W III h llU • d 'Illinois was iuatified in halting Tlte exchange must I>e complet- as en tain 1b ~ lnili r ' " ling match. . R. Y ,, ,w I e ermer was e p i ng r~w Kreblozen research In November ed within 30 days. • men,Pbtanch, Collins 1.8 Y tests as te~ching ~evlces. The winner of the Mos.l. Ugl5' USSli OWS Pre, ...... MIl ••• __ _ B7 J. II. llOBERTS ..~. 117 .:...... T~ DalI7 1_•• .lndU•• 'ftA,tant. •• Ill. Ie., ., ."n.1' .OW"",,, IOITO&f4l, I ..An Associated Prete 014 J ...... U _ lI"'I~Ia,. D.II.,_ ... EdIIGr .....~ . • . . • .. • • •. 1JUliam Clabb1 Poliomyelitis Is ••ea '-r •• , a.a. I.e 11 ..... N eww Analys' J... Kanaaln. I4It« ...... l&e,u virus can ••• 'w ... 1 • .•• le ..... u .. ,. .d- J-r.:: CHICAGO (jP}-Polio ...., ....,.: ...... 11 _ .. lie•• W_ ...... , .. .;r m J:...ur be ""own on cancer cells to "'ve Aat. Ne•• UlIMa . . . ;JoAnn Packey o' 6' Marlorie BftluD, ItDn V.Uine an early test for polio, perhapa in The United states may-W: _"_'_~' Cit)' U1tar ...... Ran IIlItIer tJme to prevent paralysis, seien- MK'U5 R OJ' THE ASSOCIATED PRESlI Call •••"191 __ ...... -_- AaA. EdItOr ...... paring to throw some pite' The Auoclall:d Pr_ .. tntitled ex City Y'recI TtIomu .. ",.rt _.... JI~_...... sports Ultor ...... J~k IIe!Idtt Usts report. its own into the new peace ~IUtII\'el)l to the \de for r.pubUdlUOIl "i • U the local __ pr!n led In th IW_ .r ...... ee ...... -r .. e 0.11, Aat. sporta S41 ...... JlIdI Mall Done in test tubes, It'~ another t ••- ..._ .UerlaJ .fI1Cf"1 ar« lIS Ute Sodety Editor Saran Adam) • begun two weeks ago by.fa t ___ pePtT .. ~U •• .u AP ...._ c ••• . w"' •••••' ••• l' 1tspatebn...... ".u ... C.. lor . - EdItorial AuWotJtt .... VIr,InIa V.vra Important step against po 10. Ora- Russia, but is not going to d«(IIM --..:;;...;::::...------1 QaJd'PbofoCraJ)bef' ...... BIlI1'IIrner matically It finds can('er the de- thing which might confuse the·s.. ub8crlpUon ral8 - b ..... rrler In low. DAILY 10 • .ur-- all lINE I ITAFF troyer, helping combat Jlollo., the sue of a truce in Korea. City. " weUJy or .. !Ie' year In Mana, r ,Chari... R. C""lcln. or • • dvance;~Ia I1X ",ontlu. ".15; WM A P cripplel·. Considerable con{USlOn hal ~ IIlDnlhs IZ.5II 8,. mall In low. II pes aU. Mil' .. . Sam • r..-ton 1n 24 to 72 hours the tests can created by reports from Was inl y r: au< mOnths, 15: ,h_ montlu. CIUIIllN lI1aDa.~r . BarbAro Boyd I h h h 'is h bo Ca.U "-2151 If 7 •• ~ •••• ..-.... 13; All ol"er ....u aubocrlpllolU. '10.l1li -- S ow w et er a person nr r- ton that the administration :1\at , ••r D.tI, I ...... It, 1 ...... h, ••• pU )Ie... IJt monlhs. "AG: wee D&n.Y 10""N ClaCVLATION 8TAI'I in, polio virus In his body, before some plans for a divided ~a •• r9te.• I ' •.,.e....U ..,...... err_n _ntlu. .,.211. I ClrcuJ.ollon MJln&Jer . . Robert Cronk it has started invading nqves. and a United Nations trusteeship ' This knowledge might give time for Formosa. to use gamma globulin or a vac This apparently Is due to~ 'the GEN ' ER~l NOTICES dne to protect the nerves, or to fact that the Jdcklng around' of , warn a person to take it easy to ideas and policy-making are t'""o , GENERAL NOncE aid N de"'" ""UII th e city .dJ.... of Tbe DalI, ...... la &be DewaroolD avoid serious nerve damage. dltferent things. In the CommuJllcation Center. NoUces mWit be u bmltted by 2 p.DI. the day preeedJDI' Ilrat publl The tests also might be used to Aim Is Tl'llce, Peace the wfl\. be be uUon; OT ae epted by phoDe, and m Wit TYPED OK LEGIBLY WRlTl'EX aDd learn which people already have The whole objective of pol~ is IG!\"ED by a responslblt ~rso .n. antlbodie against one or all three to achieve a truce and then.. f'i.l!y types ot polio virus. This could get down to work on peace;,con. MARRIED TUDE T LIVING MINNEAPOLI SYMPHONY ~H.~. F.E~Cn RE~DING EX- pinpoint thgse who needed a shot ditions of the truce itself and the in SUI h using re urg to con~ orchestra concert.!, Aprll15 at 2:30 ammation WIll be gIVen Thurs- of gamma globulin or a vaccine atmosphere under whlcb it might tact the Iltudent council's housing and 8 p.m. Student may obtnln day, May 28, from 3 to 5 p.m. In ior protection. be completed will have an imlHll"t- commit! e it (l) you fe I you r fr e tickets Cor one concert on room 221 A Schae!fer hall. Only Polio Growtb Aided I ant bearing. . .1 not being treate~ fairly b¥ the/presentation of I.D. cards begin- th~ ~!ll be admitted to ~e ex- The discovery is that a strain It would hardly seem likel)! that SUI hOUl ing ottlce or (2) you ning Friday, April 10. Spouse tiek- ammatlon who make appticat!on of cancer cells, kept gTo\\ing in Ithe U. S. and the UN coul~~ver hav Information which might eu wl\l b(' on sale also. Faculty by signing the sheet posted outside test tubes will permit rapid get away from the Idea ot a uni- h lp the hous\ng committee In It,; and staff reserve seat tickets on 307 Schaeffer hall belore Tues- growth of polio virus. fied KOl'ea. There is quite a .gps- study oC costs and rents ln SUI ale beginning Monday, April 13 day, May 26. The noo examina- To the test tube is added a sam- sibility. however, that once hav- marrl d housing, Phone David and general public reserve seat tlon will be during the second pIe of bowel excretions of the h\l- ing stated this stand in peace St.lnley, chairman (8-1352) OIltlckets on sale beginning Tuesday, week ot summer sessIon. man, It any polio virus was pres- gotiations, It would then be ed Bill Skaife (4861). April 14. All spou e Dnd rcserved --- ent In his intestines, it grows in for bargaining purposes. eat tickets. $2. Secure tlckets In "OVIET ATTITUDE T 0- the test tubes. The U. S. and the Western t\j_ T H £ ART DEPARTMENT the Iowa Memorial Union lobby. ward Christianity" is the subject This progress was announced by lies, for instance, have neveJ: re- pre ents the Fifth Annual 0 ign --.- for the program at the Disciples Doctors Jerome T. Syverton and cognized the Ccrman-Pollsrvor- exhibition, "Design In a Changine APPLICATION FOR BU 1- Student fellowship ot the First William F. Scherer, both of the der arrangement, the Iron Curtaln World." The exhjbitlon displays r th 1954 lIa k ChristJan church Sunday. April 12. University of Minnesota, to the in Cermany, 01' in Austria. tJley furniture, home designs, hand n~~s ~I~n~er °e've: unlll 5 wm - Thc speaker will be Ed Richards. Federation of American Societies arc just facts that persist, frpm screened fabrles and advertislne ~e ;: 30 . ree I l!O!l C p. i" Precedin, the program there will Cor Experimental BIology. Dr. year to ycar. A very similar ~on- post rs. The exhlbitlon callery.' ~r CI~ roo; n did t ~m~l~nb; be a short worship service tol- George O. Gey, of Johns Hopkins dition could apply to Korea. Art building, will be open until ca o~ en er. t: B ~ e :; Stu- lowed by a 50 cent cost SUl/per. university, worked with them In PdHcnnakers (,;asung Abou," April 17 trom 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. ~et:~VI~~~~c~~onse o~ r~hursday, lnformal recreation will (ollow the this March ot Dimes research. What is happening is that pqllcy daily. IMay 7. Students Who at the open- program. Everyone Is welcome. The cancer cells used In the makers are casting al10ut ron. --- in of the fall .$emester have com- -- tests were obtalne.ital ~ndtbm~lc:ld~n- SUI's flappers ot the 1920's Smoking leads to physical de- w~~~ein~~~e I~nd o~~a i:i~~lve'd.dn Enclo~e a smaller envelopc with celebratcq at the Interna,liona, shown at a meeting of Delta Phi rus. The virus apparently gets in- ler, a ~o ern fOn a w:r: :~:::~ brought comme'l1t from ll.circles. teriorati9n, he added. , . eace terms.'for Indo~China. . " :;, me Q~sumcl:i nal'(le on It but Center. 3 E. Market, Aprl~ 14. A.lpha, 11onorary German frate~- to the Intestines first, tlj:eD into ~1.n~ a st d~n\ un 0 .,... The "slender, willowy things" oll HCoptlb\Jcd I S M9~iM. C ~:tH ~;:; p Another point raisecll oy th . tb- willun the smal1el' envelope en- An OlX'n house and exhIbItions nlty, Thursday at 7:30 p.m. In the blood stream, nnd then .at- ·C· , 1 he 1890's fell before the "bat- them (the women) to have per- ent Washlrtgt'on dIscussions ' w~W 3 un clo~ tHc real namb ?nd a'ddress wUI be IC l '>f' ~t\I~:~~~~i~\l!~ 'room 122 Scbaeife.. hall. Everyone l\lcks the nerves. to~~en f~~!ral b:~~ae:~:~t~uf ~~ swinging, athletic and' I!n~~elic" manent wrinkle~ at the corners lhq \9cation of a .Kor,ear d!vtqip( , ~(a~~rol~ut~~\i~~d.fh~;r:~IYM:e~ : ~n:d~~~'ff~ ~ ~~Jen' hodse ore: ~s . Invlte~ to ,attend. I, '1 - 19,1~ r~ultc~ in the copstrllqtion woman of the 20's, one vetera ~f the mouth, a pronounced lower line if, there s\lpuld pee o,n~. ~t 1 . . 2'30 to 5 )J m lind from 7:S'O ' to I -- M I Escapes 1 of Qu drangle d"rl't)itory. . obset-t-: r reported. IIp, henvy . crowsfeet, and a pale, shQulq be ltllPt plellf ~at tq~s l l$ p' y,jc - LU; lV LL 10 p.m, 1l " .' , . TilE ~OWA CI'U:ptlf~ OF THE a f.J I ' CoIIt Shared 1 A letldi~g SUI ,psychologist an-. r!, ,and sometimes yt'lJoy.olsh entirely '" AisCllssiop ot I 'pos.~i\>ll r~h ~ pOt 1I~~ l\t Jclsen So~iety ' tor th Advancement or n /. C hi SUI administrators and the gov- Q ly ~e I t~J, . ~~aretle-smoking~km,' he asserted. iiirs after a ,truce, The tru~0i'!I, pet.~i~g o~o ('BJa-Ray 'Spec'ttos- ' 1()~A MO ~NEER ; nlE Mamlgetncht'\vlll hear DI'. Euge~e riO Ice· aug erml}ent agreed to stwrQ tile cost J \'--'-4ot 'H I ,I -- I mostly just north 9f the 98th Pari py wlth·tJ\ Int rmedl31c Tma e lubhous is hoUr opeN I!very' FrJ- E. JenrrJngs, asSistant profl!3sor a ,. . of a 3()O-man dorm to house stu- ' allel, has already been a~re,eq IYP- ~o trom er" TUllsday April 14 dllY' evnnillg'.s.t 7.:.3 Yoo Ilrc .ltJ- t ' Wharton Sohool of BUSiness" ' D' M· ~ent.artny trilnltig' cotlp,s soldfers, on. Any' talk. allotlt ' 1I~'aist ' 111'U:~ I\re~'l() p lin' rOOIl'l 3()1 Phy.slc~ vJted to drop In fOF sllde6howin..ll6, UnlverJIily o( PennsyJvMill, Wed n e 5 ' 01 ne S bul the war ended l)etore th(: I~orm , apIlJie~ s rict,ty tb, 'post-thl¢ll.iP\S' . In " ,,\ .' ping pong, SQQgs pr j4~h plain l}Q~day. at 'l':30 p:m. fn East hall, ' J. Qowtl be oecu~led, Thus, SUI te- sibilltles. r .. ' ; build g. ',. --1- t-'oIl\1crsation~ ' rr y'ou rave ,1IdeSr studio C-1. His subjcct is "Tiple ES MOINES VVl ~ A haod- ceived the $160,000' building for , '. lit , 'I ';1; I NEWMAN OL B WILl; OPflN brrn~ them 'Il'fon,. ,I '.' I', and MotIon 5 ·r f>. mov II fill d llriliorl\:r 1)0 jumped from half-price. j • /I jts a.gl)ual series on "Marrillge nnd ' - '-' J. the same topic wil be shown. 11 $peeding train between Boone The first building 1n SUI's exJ • A'/utrini LAppoihteCJ I ihe F milY" at the regul~ Sun-TJlERE w.n.t'1&,; A IjuWtfLAP: -- and Cedar Rapids early Thursday tensive medical ccnter, Childrc:l's " M day meeting April 12,5 p.m. The meeting of ~~Chn 1?hl ,,Ome,a on PHI ALPHA THETA, DELTA to escape his sleeping ~liee escort hospit.'1}, was constructed in 1917. To NewJ, sit,~ first talk will be "'Marriage Js Il Sunday, Abril 12', lit 2 p,m, ill ~be Rho chapter, will hold its month- was recaptured here FrIday as he Ine years later, with a $2,'!25,OOO . Great Sacramenl," and will be sendte chamber of Old Capitol. Iy meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. wpo about to board 3 wcstbound grant from the Rockefcller Foun- AN SUI alumnus, Maj. Gltftp given by Father PatrIck Prior There will be a report on the Ugly in 221A SchaeHet· hall. The con- airliner. dation, University hospi~l and the R. Bowen, has been assi~'1ls Davenport Cana conference I$tar; Man contest and i.Mtallation orl stitutlon is:o be discussed and ~etectlve . ~hlef. Robert E. 0'- medical center ca~e into reality. assistant judge advocate of the speaker. Supper will be served ol!icers. All members should at- ratified at thiS meeting. arIen Identlhed the mlln as Frank With the completion of the hos- Ryukyus command, 8l0.Hh arey nner the lecture. tend, McLeod, 35, and said he is wanted pital in 1928, a three-day feast unit in Okinawa. THE WES-';MJNST£R FEL- In Chicago on a charge of having was held, celebrating SUI's new Another alumnus, 2d Lt. Rich- MEN' EMl-FINALS OF TIlE. WE LEY UPPER CLUB PRE- lowship student discussion class ~ Iaahed a hotel proprietor March 3 80-acre campus. ard F. Houston, was recently as- University Sing will ~e held April sents Pro!. Hew Rob rts at its reg- meets at 9:30 a.m. Sunday. At. dUr~ng. a robbery. UD~n Opened . signed to the 9th infantry divi- , 13 at 7 p.m. In MacbrIde hall. ular Sunday meeting, 5 p.m., April p.m. there is a cabinet meetlng. 0 BrIen said McLeod Is alleged Afte~ a, five-year promotIonal sion's 60th regiment at Ft. Dix, 12, in the north lounge of Wesley Student vespers will be at 5 p.m. ~q have stolen $4,200. ~hen ~e campaIgn In which all SUI ~tu- N. J. "CJlR1STlAN SCIE CE: JlOW house He will speak about "Ac- and will include the shOwing ot lumped from the speedmg tram dents were asked lor contnbu- Bowen, whose wife and daugh. It Works" Is the title of a free tion by the United Nations." A the movie "The Challenge ot he took a brief case containlng tions, sur proudly. opened the ter live at 2255 Summit st., 're- lecture on Christian Science to be potluck supper wil~ be served 01 Africa." Supper and social hour ~I,480 in cash, $1,093 in checks Iowa Memorial Umon in 1926 : ceived his B.A, from SUI In 1931 q livered by Archibald ,Carey 6 p.m. A nursery is provided be-.follow. A 7 p.m. there will be and an unloaded revolver. Construction. of the 50,000 .selt and his J.D. in 1939. . ':::'S.B. April 16! at 8 p.m. In the tween 5 ond 6 p.m. Married stu- Bible study. Ca,"~ Wit\) INO football stadIUm, a!1 d the .addltlon Houston won an SUI ' ~~cb Shambaugh Heritage lecture Toom dents, gradual s and anyone else __ When captured at the municipal of the school of ,JournalIsm a~d scholarsh{p at a state oratol'1J:OD- of the SUJ library.. T~e lecture, Interested is Invited. SUI YOUNG REPUBLICANS 1irport, McLeod had $900 in cas(1, The Daily lowan In.. Close hall 10 test in 1948 and received his, BA sponsored by t~e C.hnstIan Scien~e are planning a trip to Des Moines, llJ the cheeks and an unloaded .32 1924, gave SUI that well-rounded degree in 1952. Before enterln• • Student orgaDizatlon at St,JI, IS SO Thursday April 16 to visit both ~a\lber revolver in his possession, look. absolutely. necessary to ~ the anny last September h~. was open to the public. LUTHERAN rUDENT AS - • l' • I O'B . 'd leadmg univerSIty." in radio and television oiallon regular meeting Sunday. h.ouses ot the eglslatur(l n ses- ;,en sal . Laelr.ed Claarooms d ,. wort an~ i'l YOUNG DEMOCRAT: April 12, at Zion L~t/leran church, Slon, Gov: Beardsley and other 0 Brien "aid lc'lcLeod l"j!lu~ed to Despite the building improve- participate in theatrical prQ4' ~lc- ~ Those going to the Je(ferson- 604 E. Bloomington. Cost supper state oenclals. The bus. will le~ve live ~1 of the details of bls es- ments, SUI lacked class.room space tions. ·. ,f Jackson Day dinner at Des MOines at 5 p,m., devotional meeting at the Iowa Memo~lal Ul1Ion at 7.15 ~",L! 01 now he rQmoved the hand- dUring the 1920's and early 30's. DEWEY MISSES LUNC~ will meet in the Jefferson hotel P p.m. There will be a panel dis- a.m. Members alld others ~nt~rest- £uffs. . Many times the crowded condi- . :. I0 bb t 9'30 S turd 'I April cussion "Tile Vocabulary of ed may contact the receptionist at After escaping Crom the tra~, Uons forced teachers to hold two • NEW YORK (IP) _ Poor f".\C1K 11. Y a . B.m. a a, Falth,", in charge of ;Roger Field ~e office of student affairs. Cost O'Brien said McLeod made his classes in the same room at the GOV. N. E. KENDALL, after breakinJ:' the first ground for SUI's weather made Gov. Thom~~ en and Chuck Sherman. Everyone in- IS $3.50. way to Des Moines by bus, til. same time. SUI "rented all sorts UniversUy boapltal, shakes hands with SUI President Walter A. Dewey miss a luncheon dateYflID IOWA MOUNTAINEERS' HIKE vited. --- .topped In a barber shop and had of space temporarily; vacant store Jessup, on June Ill, 1924. The hospital, pillS the medical laboratory, President Eisenhower at 1M White Sunday, April 12, along [owa ri- S~ YOUNG RE ..UBLICANS a heavy growth of be.ard removed. rooms, church basements, and was the outstandlnl' addJtlon to sm during Jessup's IS-year tenure House Friday. "I just don't like to v(!r to Lake Macbride. Distance A DINNER. MEETIN~ OF ~IG- meetIng o-? Tuesday, April 14, at caaeeUed lit FlIpt constructed temporary wooden as administrative head. The Rockefeller Foundation donated $2.- be late for appointments," . the appro1Ci/nately 8 miles. Refresb- ma Delta ChI, profesSlolllil Jour- 7:30 p.m. Ln 221A Schaelier hall. Detectives said MeLeod had shacks In order to house the stu- %25,000 for eonstructlon of the medical center. governor said. _____....-;:-~ ments at acbride alterwards. n lnatistic fraternity, will b~ held at There will be a movie, "The Iowa been scheduled to take a Thurs- dents and take care ot them," re- ..::=~:....:..:=-==::...::..=:..::....:.:.. __ .::....: ______--; ______is not ne~eiSary to be a club mem- noon Saturday, April 11,.m the. al- Ceneral A~semblY." All members day night flight., but cancelled ported the Cedar Rapids Gazette. h . d f f· ' · I d e/ "" ber in order to participate, sO lcove of tbe Iowa MemOrial Ul1Ion. and other mterested are urged to this and made reservations tor During the 1920's and 30's, many Seare ers Fin ",./~\'1fI1S11)J,..,~ 0 . I C I a , . a I ~... ,' brine your friends. Everyone wel. All actives and pledges are re- attend, Friday morning. of SUI's outstanding journalism I I ,::0_ ,.. , come. Be at the Iowa Memorial\quested to att~nd this meeting. . They said he had tickets for a alumni worked on the Daily 10- Teddy Rooseve t S Union at 1 p.m, sharp. Fitty centslElection of oftlcers will be held IOWA CHRISTIAN FELLOW- flight to Seattle, Wash., when wan. Prof. Leslie G. MoeHer, di- •• • S· k ~ ,.' ':' LET I N' .., Cor transportation and reIresh- along with the general busine3S shij1 will conduct a service at Oak- captured. rector of the school of journalism, MISSing Big he ~~~""Ii B U L _ ~~.r_:... ments. meeting. dale sanatorium, Sunday at 7 p.m. The search for McLeod was be- served as campus editor in 1925; O:::'11~ Students Interested in sinlting In gun aCter Chicago Policeman Da~ Harry E. Boyd, editor ot the Ce- OYSTER BAY, N.Y. (A') - The , ' a choir should eJeet at the Union lei Boyle awakened from sleep on dar Rapids Cazette, edited the la,te President Theodore Roose- U N I V E R SIT yeA LEN DAR ,,J:" WSUI PROGRAM CALENDA~ ~' at 6:30 for a ride. A practice for the Northwestern Gold Coast train 1929 Iowan; pollJ;ter George Gal- veil's "big stick," object ot a SATURDAY. APRiL 11, 1953 VOL. XXIX, NO: i~ the service will be held at 3 p.m. and found McLeod missing. lup, edited the 1923 edition; Frank search, has been found her~. . UNJVERSITY CALENDAR Ilems are lItlheduled ~21.r"T. ,rll 11. INS 8:15 N.. w, Sunday. in conference room 1 of McLeod was being Te~rned to Stanel, Associated Press ~eneral Admirers presented t.he knotte,d l to the PrealdeDt'l office, Old Capitol 8:00 Mornlu, Cba",,1 8:30 Proteiunt Thou.ht Ute UnIon, Chicago from Central City, Neb., Inaualer, served as managmg ed- club to him years ago 10 reeogn'!- I Now• • :15 . :20 El<:hl ,. In Poetry ' :30 Children', CIrcle n '--- . at the time. itor In 1923; W. T. Hageboeck, tlon of hIs famous words, "Sptak Saturday, April 11 6:30 p.m. -Triangle club plp'n~c Ora;) Illations . :30 The ~ooube" ' :00 \ HOME ECONOMICS 0 L 11 B - ._ - -jSOftLY and carry a big stick." 7'00 12'00 C C _ supper, Iowa Union. , i ' :30 Chapel Echoes • :«1 Baku'. [jol.,n .. . :45 Bob CrOlby Show 10:00 New. will hold Its April meting Wednes- E' • P T B B d t T d- Sponsors ot a movement to con- . ' - .' p.m. - ampus ar 7:30 p.m. -Tbe Universlty";W' 10 :00 !:niPn_ln, .t SVI 111 :15 He.... •• An rdoa day.at 4 p.m., Ib the home eco- ver~ Roosevelt's old estate here ",v~I, fIeld house.. It I card party, Iowa Un~on. , . 10 :15 Bonjour Mesdames 10 :30 M ...1c You Wllllt • ngtneertng rogram 0 e roa cas 0 ay 10 :30 SefelY Speau . JJ :OO Music Tells Storlq nomlcs dining roo~, Macbride inlo a national shrine began the " ~.OO, p.m. - umver~, y pay, 8:00 p.m. _ UDlvemty play, 10:45 Thou,hl tor the Week II : 15 &tulle Box hall. The program WIll be a style d . I I hi h . search tor the stick recently. Rmg Round the Moon, theatre. "Ring Round the Moon," Theatre 11:00 MusIc In \he Air " :30 !i.et Thcre Be LlSht .. show comprised of garments made In ustrdla iet!\i1llhh eer nf, w c alSs . . Sunday, April 12 8:00 p.m. -Lecture: Mr, George :45 Gil"'" Star II :15 S~renade In Blue II I lass cooceme w uman as wen tics and his reading, wrItmg and Spry, 82-year-old Joseph Kertz, I M t' G 11 at 0 C t.Io D.A.R. Pro.... m It :$1 Preyer for Pelllce 11:30 n c . . mechanical energies in production speaking skill,; . while 'in high for many years a Long Island rail- .. p.m. - u oun a up, sen e, .. J WI 11:61 Prayer tor Peace 12:10 Rhythm Ramble. ~ :O O o~va a1Oe~r~, 12:\10 fth.ythm Rambl~ • 12:30 Newl DAVlES --...... "'-Tl-- processes, will occupy the weekly school Deegan reports. road conductor, returned flom his Plctur~q ue Sl3m, MacbrIde! 2'30wednesddaY8~3Aoprll 15 ,.,~, 12:30 Ne.. \2 :.5 Meet Our Guest ... -._...... - i I d ti ua te' . t h . Cl at FI r auditOrium . p.m. an . p.m ...... """ 12:45 O'rpnal,...1 1:l1li MUlIc... Chats . eng neer .pg e uca on q r 1:- The seniors-Gale Hansen Au- wm er ome m earw er, 0 _. .' • S h '6.r' 1:00 Musical Ch.ts I:» Boy anel Girls of aookland Prof. Emeritua George R. Da" hour Saturday at 10 a.m. over dubon' Kenneth Wilson Cedar ida, Thursday and said he had it. Monday, April 13 cert. Mm neapoul~ ymp on~" 1:00 VoiCes oI Europe 1:10 Reeenl onel ContefT\porary MUllc d t f ' WSUI" " Ph' t K Clesl t ra, I owa mon. ., 2:30 MOIlerworb from FIance :':l1li MWilc Rail V.rleUe, les, of the epartmen 0 ec:)- • _ Rapids, and Stanley Etzen, Dav- He llaid Rooseve~t, wll? rode the 4:3~ p.m. - I Be a appa 8:00 p.m. _ Unlversity ',play, 3:00 London Forum 3:30 N"",. nomics, has contributed an arti- Three senior students Win dis enport _ are convinced Deegan Long Island, gave It to hIm shortly meetmg, senate, O. C. URi R nd the M n" Tbea\'re. 1:30 ProudlY We H.1l 3:45 Novatlme cle on. mark!!t statistics to tbe new cuss with Prof, J. Wayne Deelan says that tjlese basic ~kills are after the Presidertt's White House 8:00 p.m. _ A.A.U.P. meeting, ng;~ rsda A o~' 16 nV. . :00 UI\I\'enllY of Chicago Roundtable . :00 We.leyan Wortahop '. :30 Tea Time Melodies .:30 Ten Time Melodld lsJue of tbe Rev'" of Ecobomies the conege of engineering's reply most ellJenlial to industrial en- term expired In 1909. house. Old Capitol. 2'00 u y, U ~ erslty ' dub 5:00 Starl... 'N SIIIfI $:00 ChJlclren'. Hour and StatllUcs, quarterly publi- to a letter a Texas father. ltineering success ill college and 8:00 p.m. - Universily-P;:;, Tea l,lnl Diamond Value~ ~elermined Supp"lying By Use of Four (Approach \ Books .1s Complex Task The diamond is universally The name of Iowa Supply has • garded as the mo:n desirable the presence or nbsence of [laws come to be almost synonymous material possessionls or life. Its or blemishes which can detract with the idea ot buying text boolG possession gives a .!celing of sat- from the beauty or durability orin Iowa City. The reason for this lsl~ction, .of afflul!nce, ~nd th~ diamond. If a diamond con-Ibccomes apparent if you think for pride. To Its owner the diamond taUlS a flaw which can be seen Iawhile of the facilities at Iowa Is today, as it has 'been for cen- by the naked eye, obviously its Supply an of the services whieh turies, lasting assurance of pas i- beauty Is marred, Although Ilaw- are renderea to the student at this tion, appreciation, honor, and less stones are far Irom common, book store. love. Because of tt;(! prestige they are not nearly as difficult to . , carries, It is used to seal the bond obtain as very Cine color grades. A The manner m wlh.ch the count- . I Quality jewelry store will prob ers are arranged, for lOst-ance, lend o f engagemen t s and ma:rnages. t - fh It · k If ' t · tb r th ably have a good selection . ems,e ves o. q~c e IClen serv- Is a Is o th e bIr stOll'le or e CI I . Ice With a mlOimum of crowding month of April aw ess diamonds. . . Cutting. third of the four "Cs" takin~ place. Items. arc dlSpla.yed THE, nNISHING TOUCHES GO ON POSTERS for the Spinster's There are only .!'.our factors should be regarded as equally on Wide and eaSily acceSSible , 5prte unce Friday. l\fary Jane Baker, AI, Iowa City, seatecl, \~hich establish the value of any portant with color or crarity shelves to give the browSing stu- u Barbara Moore, A2, Flossmoor, Ill., left, and Mary Slf diamond sold anywtiere, These determining the value ot a di dent an opportunity to .l?ok _bel factors pro\'ide a standard by mond Diamonds may be around and to make a cntlcal r'" A!. Sioux City, paint. Tl cke~s for the gi rl-lake-boy dance will .. .. IIle l\lonclay at the Iowa lUemoJial Union lobby desk for which the worth of a diamond erly ~ut in order to save examination before purchasing . can be accurately measured. weight, or to give the appeara Pl easant, court ous clerks ~re al- st.'SU1'a ~1r, l\IEBOC, most elhrlblc bachelor on campus, who will These {aclors are commonly a larger stone. Whatever ~ays on hand to help you fmd lhe lie tbosen by a vote of coeds Thursday, will be presented at the danee Intermlsslon. ~nown as the four "Cs." reason, beauty nnd brilliancy Items you tire looking for. Nearly all diamonds have a always sacrificed when a Iowa Supply docs the greatest •• yellowish body color. The de- is improperly cut or poorly volume of its business in the text gree ot this rolor affects the ished. book line. This is a natural srt1l- B':' Graduate Musicians price you pay. Starting with the The last of the four "Cs", cara alion in a university town. The colorless, the value of the dia- weight or the size of your dia student who has attempted to mond decreases with every slight mond, is least important in make a purchase at Iowa Supply increase in this yellowish tint. mining iis value. It is i at, the begInning of n semester ItO' Play Iowa Works Clarity, the second ot the for the owner to know the will appreciate whot a large vol- '\ < 'Compositions by three SUI gra------~--- "Cs," is the term used to of his diamond but, as a method u~e of business they do during IOWA UPPLY, LOOATED AT 8 SOUTH CLINTON, Is In Its ninth year U. duate students will be featured on G, Crosby, Minn. ,;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_....;iiiiii_iiiiii_, I::~lne~c~omparing values bet veen thiS time. The store is crowded present manawement. Durin« this time the manal'8ment luis made" a polley to serve the needB 01 it is much like with people lookin, for books lor UI stUdents as quickly, as eUiclently, and as economleally lUi possible. Whalever your aehool SUP a DaIl~hters of the American Tuba: James Waery A3. Iowa r Revolution-sponsored radio pro- , ' the value of paintings by courses. During this pe- ply needs are, patronize Iowa Supply for fI, personalized service. JTlII1I of "Original Works by Iowa City. Spring is Here size. In lhe sarno way nn Supply is expected to Composers," over WSUI this Trombones: Merle Hogg, G, Buy your site Bolticelli miniaturf is dIe a department st~rc's nor- jeel.; IPIY carries such items as a gen- Iowa Supply, located at 8 S. morning at II :30. Lincoln, Kan.; William Betterton, more costly than tho largo canva monthly busln.ess In a lew Iowa Supply is faced with a eral line of school supplies, gell- Clinton is in its ninth year of The composers are William T. A3, Knoxville; Willard Starkey, Golf and of a less talent.ed artist, so Is ys. The ~uccess With which they large lask in compiling a list of eral interest ond trade booK, oJkrati~1l under the present man- Gower Jr., Iowa City; Marvin G, Iowa City, and Ralph Rea. G, line one cara.t dla~ond more n~le thIS situ~tion is a test!- books which will be needed for a lShaetfer and Parker pens and agement. During this time the Tennis ly thl)n an lO(erJOr stone of omal to the paln$ th~y take to forthcoming se m~ter. Estimate penells, greeting cards, station- management has made It a policy Tho~tenson, Pella, and Thomas A, Towa City. 91' even bel' weight. e the of thiS arel!. of quantities must be made. Aftcr ary, sporting goods, and art sup- to serve lhe needs of SUI students .Aytes, Iowa City. Tympani: John Whitlock. G, Equipment ~e st~den~ Robert ,M. ShiPley, !o~nder 'rhe book~ which you buy at the pro(essol's of the various de- plies. The Art Suppl~es depart- as quickly, as eWciently, and as Ayres wlJl . play his "Berceuse New Orleans, La. the Amencan ~eD1 Society Supply come. from the 48 partments turn in their book lists ment Is located on the lower !loor economically as possible. What- I I~~ Two Clarinc~ s" with the as- Percussion: Robert Quinn. A2, Cather or gemologl~l education of the unio~. As you know 10wa Supply, must spend about six of the building and boasts one of ever your personal school supply !1!tan~. ot MaurJce Fahrney, A4 , Marion, and John Duncan. G, North A~er an. from your exp~rlcnces 8 L sur, weeks. complHng a composite list.lthe most complete selections of 8rt needs are, patronize Iowa Supply . Defp RIver. Iowa City. counsels the dlsmci1d bUylOg they cover practically every sub- Desldes l\!xt books Iowa Sup- material in this area. ror a personalized servIce. "~o.v~men t for Woodwi~d Quar- Mrs. Paul Shaw was in charge Uc: "For the purclilser who tet ~ 1'J!1l be Thorstenson s selec- of arrangements lor the program. UQn ,on the program, The quartet es to intelligently compare d 5 I - - Q I- . w\JI consist of Marilyn Martin, A3, ( mond values, my advise is that he f t J. K . t P 'S II' W,elt tlberty,. flute; Ayres, and Jeesser Selected ::n~iln~C~!::I~:o~if~~e;~c~d~~ e ec IVI YI ,ua II·Y. . eyno e earson s e Fahrney, clarmets, and Robert, Tyndall. music instructor, bassoon. Hili t P "d t Gower's' "Suite for Brass" will I cres resl en; At10wa Supply 8:J,s:~~t;~~~!i~~~~~~1:om weets at Darzes Candy Shop Rich Ice Cream I complete the program. The selec- merchandISe whl.ch IS sold by rl:!- . ' Uon is in five movements, "Fan- Takes Off"lce "in May ~~~~~~~~~=~~=~ lllable jeWelers." J welers to col'l- Quality candy l.s a policy with I~ s just the pla~e to stop In to !an:," "Night Song," "Dance," sult on diamond buying questions Darzes Candy oC Iowa City. Mr. candy n nking buslJless. This delicious is also pleaSirlg to the satis(y YO\lf yearm?g ~or a malt, a "Pliyer" and "Finale." , " .," in Iowa City are: Algct's J ',' .. 'i or your chOice of sundaes. 1h~ selection will be played by . ~.. " J F 'ks H dS' .t . l ' Darzes, the man responsible Cor penod of expencnce and eye. It s not just candy, it is H:ert~~n & S~cker ry this quolity, uses .qnly the fl'¥,t background which he has is Danes caQc1y. Why? . Beoause Pearson's D~g tlIt fOllowing group: trumpets: d:J • I 1'- in~"~oo~bdu" nwod\Jcln,r· t;h~ haos Jhe r,Xllallatlon fpr the Store IS able to make more dell- BqbeifHanson, G, Okasis, Minn.; J ewe try . Th ey aro spec al s...... I""" 1. I . "[ 11 ' , -,', The kitchen, in which this I I ",' ' . • !heir fields." f ti et . I ut'ts'\*tiIch arc' 0 nd hnctl ~ II 0 ucts he prouuces; clous Ice cream preparations be- JdM~olson, A2 , Marengo; Forrest L , ,f ! ( •• " " y i,s thp keynote qf \h o( dcqndYI i ' I" cause. they ulje an above S~lt : ~ G, Villa Grove, 111., and t}ht~~l~0f.·I'··\' l~l" '1 1 n .?~lqclivi ~~et"llertt av~rl\ge William Kiedaisch, A2, Keokuk. BUTTER. 'FOR' SCHOOL II I J\~t , 1Mrws. .. lIa:\ btoA I ma.tlni candy shop. Sweets of. all. IS UJC ,as wor In c can l!1ess lee cream in producing tbe soda, WASHINGTON JfPJ ..... Tbe 'Ag.. candy f4>r ~ ",ear!, ~np..~st ! sCI'j»t/ons anet forms ma');,be almost a.pp~oaches the. neatness s\mdae, or malt you, order. lWI!J': Paul Anderson, G, Iowa _I mg CitYj .Nancy Fink, A4,' Freeport, . riculture Department ,anno{meod!P. . ~I ;\ J,l\4>l e : :~" . Matlyell QIIIYl'Q ill' gl ar:n the outside shop. , Pearson~s Deluxe Ico Crel\m is · w'here \Ie WtlS at one hme In t e lr~ys. Ttle can<;ly, llesldes In the corner there is a small JlI.; 'E\lwin London, G, Philadel it w III d onatoan add lti0081 f ...... --r"~ ' _' made extra rich especially for phia, Penn" and Marvin McCoy, , pounds of govl!rnment. t H f)r... ' I· Cd . round gas stoye. The ketUe on top Pearson's 'by a well-known martu- I I kl, Citrtlons. butter to the school ltti\cn ' · ... fr. orne 0 \MUG I an y' ., of this stove IS almost as large . , !tpril. on~; Roland KJopfleisch, n~""~·~ lind to charitable 'lnstitu- 11 thp ,stove ,tselt Dnd contains f~clurer of icc cream. ThiS extra ~.\!~ , at DARZES DANDIES bus • Ingredients 'which are rich icc crllam is used :lor all I ;:;=====:::::==:~;;;;=~ I ~~~iiiiii~;';;';;;;;;;';;;i;;;iiiiii~;;... 1 cooked to produce the end product. fountain preparations and may Mary ladd Receives I When these ingredients reach the also be purchased in bulk, in gal- right consistency .to form the de- ion and hal! gallon quantities. It sired candy they are poured onto is truly the best lee cream you ' ~,1~~SO , Fel!owship one of the cooling tables. From have ever eaten. I this table they are moved to an- Besides the usual assortment of other where chocolate is ice cream dishes the fountain at To' Study History For the heated for dipping. It is at this Pearson's serves' coffee, rolis and table that the chocolate is put on pastries, soft drinks of every des the candy and it takes on its finai cription, and cold sandwiches. The BEST form. ' atmosphere whleh surrounds ~ John Seesser ... it The next time you feel thc de- fountain makes an ideal ploco John Seesser, A3, CHnton, was sire for a piece of candy stop in to stop in and have your morning LAUNDROMAT at Darzes and choose from their and coHee. elected president 0 E Hi llcrest HALF-HOUB SERVICE large assortment. Your taste buds In addition to iis own private dormitory in iis general election 24 S. Van BUJ"eD Dramatic Thursdrry night. will thank you for it. brand o{ ice cream, Pearson's also New councilmen-at-large are lji~iiiiii~~~~~~~~~~g li l Comedy "iiiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilcarries a large selection of Bor- ' Ed Anderson, 01, Roland; Bill den's ice cream products. You will Gerlits, A3, West Branch, and Ted WE SERVE - Foreign these products neatly dis Myers, Ai. Sheldon. played in a self-service freezer THE BRIDE alongside the fountain. In this Jack Peters, Ll, Ames and Le FILMS frecze r you will find such pro roy Strohman, Ai, Waterloo, were Wedding Invitations ducts as ice cream cake rolls', Ice elected Student Council represen cream pies, sherbets, popsicles, tatives. Larry Alkire. A2, Des And Announcements i~e cream bars, and a wide assort Moines, iii publicity chairman. Imptinted ment of flavors in pint packages. Officers will take oWce the Reception Napkins The next time you pass the com first week in May. ALWAYS GOOD FOOD Wedding Books er of Market and Linn sts. stop In The dormitory's vice-president cmd ond try some of Pearson's extra is elected at a later aate by the HALL'S GIFT SHOP 'MEAL A MINUTE' SERVICE sza E. rich ice cream. You'll like the ice council. cream and you'll like doing bus 127 So. Dubuque AT iness at Pearson's Drug Store. Mary Ladd Sigma Delta Chi I BOB aud 'Mary Ladd, A4, Iowa City, h To Elect Off,·cers D-L GRILL DARZES CANDY SHOP OF IOWA CITY Is known Ulrourhout tJds "WANT TO SEE YOU" "LET ONE CALL ~ved the Lydia C, Roberts VARSln CLUNERS 1Z S. DutiuQae area tor the fine candles which they produce. Mr. Danes has been lor Wlnier OhaII,eover ~ Induate fellowship from Colum- Sigma Delta Chi, professional In the candy maldng business for the put 46 yean and uaes man, • Motor TuDeup • Gu bja aniverslty, New Yo\,k city. journalism fraternity, ' will elect Frett Moth or the recipe which he learned in hJa Dallve lurupe. The next DO IT ALL" The fellowship, $1,250 plus trans- new officers and nominate a fac • Oil • Anti Freese ProoiIDQ DOUG'S time you feel the desire for eandy stop In at Danes IDd chooH • Lubrication • Batleri. POrlaticn, is for study lor an M,A. ulty adviser at a noon luncheon from their fine seledion. dell'ee in European history during meeting today in the central SerYice COFFEE SHOP I \he aeademic year, 1953 to 1954. cove of the Iowa Memorial LADIDR,Y Miss Ladd is the daughter 0 ion cafeteria. D I A L Dean and Mrs. Mason Ladd. Ladd Progress made on the annual DOUG'S WIKEL ia the dean of the college of law. initiation banquet wiU be report- 4 1 5 3 TYPEWRITER CO. Majoring in history and Euro- ed by the committee on that pro- DillER CLEANING Peen Uiterature and Thought, ject. Piok-Up and Delivery n lluthorlled ROY.&L Dealer 'fill n1celve her B.A. degree Jack Bender A4 Wa terloo will 11 E. WASIDNGTON 630 Iowa Ave. Park at TypewrUer Speclallata lillie, Her activities and honors discuss a coft~e h~ur which' wi1lI'======~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~1u<1e Alpha Lambda Delta, include Roy Larsen lIS main ENTALS aeflolarahlp award, Mortar speaker, \ REPAIRS I VWA vice-presidency. She is Jim Watt, A2. Davenport, will ~ of Kappa Kappa Gamma inslruct members on their duties -iallOrorlty.. . in lhe high school journalism con- S~ ference to be held at SUI from 19 E. Washlncton Phone 7735 Pboae 4177 312 S. Dabuque 'Newcomers Club April 17 to 18. Memol DlaI8-IOS! All pledges and actives are re Know your felL'cler/ • 0 Hear Readin~ quIred to attend. Qerald TIppitt, A4, Tahoka, "Tex. Alg~r'5 Jewelry for your NEW Home in the Spring . tilU present a cutting from "Th Dessert Meeting Set Kelley Old Min and the Sea" at the your, first call should be 8-1113 Ifeweomers club meetln~, By Trj Delta Alliance I. Fuiks at 2 P.m. in the Univel'sity , The Delta Delta Delta social Cleaners 1OO~ at the Iowa Memori sorority alliance chapter will have Hands JewelrrStore "Home of the ShJrt thaloo. . D dessert meeting, Monday at 8 That SmUe." NAGLE LUMBER. COMPANY. . Mrs. Harvey Davis and Mrs. p.m. aL MrS. Ralph Freyder's, 313 Hertee" & Stocker A Yellow '1'. Sanderson will pour. Chairman River 51. Competeaat ActNcn ID !!.,t\le committee is Mrs, C. W Members who attended State Leonard'. Jewelry 3131 Plana!.,.,. I!~tfq. FlDadD9 Aiaistlng her arc day will give reports. There will auwtl emd ~ctlD9. Robert Flora. Mrs. H. W, Ph'o, be a business meeting. YELLOW • OHEOIER lira. Francis Graham. and Mrs, Ihe hostess will be Mrs. ROlder'jcll:. Dial 8-1113 Dave 14cCu:;lte¥. Blckol't alld MrS. Deall Craw!org. 0•• :lire 4-THE ~A.q.y lOW N-Iowa ___a_t ,_, ~A_t'ril 11,. 19 53~ --~------~ · I ~ , ~ Report en Doctor's Tests Due.Today- . - Cubs Gel Good News Postponed d I.!:~U~=.:~';'..-;; Ben Hogan' Lea SFans Express Hopes for Bqbe's RecoveryA~!~! G~if~ng T~!a~, ... with W ru MlebJpn bere M t M t BEAUMONT, Te:t. OP) - Mes- Cubs had good news Frida>, about Frida)' wu .-iponed ~.. ~ ,as ers G0 If ee sages by th.e thoWl3llds poured in Worth said her ailment means the could give a definite diagnosis. I cheerful attitude, decl3ring "I teel outfielder Hank Sauer and hort- .r rain. A dOllblebe&4er was et on Babe DI~rlkson Zahor13s Frl- end ot her athletic career. The report is du~ this morning. fine and dandy and could playI stop Roy Smalley .. tor MclaY. day expreSSlni ho~ for her re- Her doctor Dr W E Tatum The test~ started Thursday. '.. Sauer, the Nahonal lea~s ;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;' 1 co very from a maladY that may . ,.." , some golf right now, But her mnst valuable player in 11112, had , d h t thl U· would not say what the malady Mrs. ZaharI3s would not say husband George Zoharias former splints removed f h' fY t,~ i AUGUSTA G (001 B H en er grea a e c career. 1 In' h b fl h h h ht wi I ' , rom IS r,c __ , a.... ~ en 0- The wires came (rom every sec- ""8.5, .exp a mg t at e must n- w at set oug was wrong th wrestler, showed great concern right little finger and will be ab~ !:~ ~~ !"i:~~~~: i~~~~ramW!~ tion of the nation as Mrs. Zahari- Ish hIS teEts and X-rays before he her. Instead she maintained a when he told a sports writer: to try batting practice Mondll,)' lit dedlcated to him, took charge ot as, lamed lolfer c31led the great- "This is a terrible thing," ITuesday, Janother Maste Friday as he shot est woman athlete in the world, . While Dr, Tatum h3d said ?Ie , Smalley, hobbling on an aillna his way inRI the lead at the 30 lay in a Beaumont hospital and didn't think she ever would be right ankle, underwent a complete hole mark. her doctors conducted tests that able to play championship gol1 physical checkup which shOWed Hogan, followed by a tremend- will determine exactly what Is all- again. Mrs. Zaharias told the Den- nothing organically wrong wIth bL ous week-day gallery ot 8,000 put Ini her. ver Post by tell'phone Friday that him. rr a round of 69 on top of Thursday's She won a golf tournament at "1 am definitely not out ofl...======-_..;:,,;===;:; f on 70 for a tWO-day total of 139. Beaumont Sunday - the Babe Isports," She .told the paper she In. ..______.. That's five strokes under par tor Zaharias Open, named for her - and hpr husband hoped to head for DANCELAND - Augusta NaUonal, the spacious and planned to continue on the their favorite fishing relreat nearl aI, Cedar ,apld'J. lew .. and soul-testing course in the red tour. But he stopped oU in Ft. Durango, Colo., as soon as she lowI', Smartfll Uallroom pe Publications Tussle - clay hills of east Georgia.. Worth tor a physi I check-up. ;Jcts out at the hospital. Ton1cht around 8 In the men' Augu\ta's par, always hard to The examination .e~t her ~ack tO I I "We want to get. a little rest," LYNN BA;i"~~CHESTRA 1/11 gymn sium of the fieldhou e The beat, is 36-36-72 for the 6,900 yard Beaumont and frIends m Ft. she v:as quoted as saying, "and \VI Dally Iowan nnd WSUI will hold layout. I then I'll be back in sports. We'll l\lusle In lbe Jan Garber and Cb •• ll their annual cage clash to determ- Leads By 1 lrolr.e R I ( I Id E hlb1tl D bl T get a little cabin and fish and rest Fo.ter Sty le ml ine the pubUcations title. At the end of play In the second au es earn and take it nice and easy." But Ever y Wt:UNESDAl' eel lin anee s:' I I I I'on 'd t Conrtnlal "OVER-28-NIT E" h d thl Of course, The Daily Iowan round, which stl\rted In a thunder- s e 1 n t say when she thOUgbtl ~;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~;;;~~~~' usually wins but this year the storm and ended In bright sun- G R f' 'Mil k Bowls 1 332 that WOuld be. I· radiohave practicedboys have a seenfew timesthe light to "up" and shine,margin Hogan over thehad portlyjust a EVansville,one-stroke ame lin ow o' r I wau ee IF ABC' 3 d l ~===~:------~i~~~~~ the caliber of the contest. Ind" veteran, Bob Hamilton, and or ii " The game will be played a part two ~ver Chick Harbert of Detroit M (L W AUK Fl E (.4') - Rainl- ~11' i~1. 1 NOW! of th extra cnt I"tainment for the flrs,-day leader, and chunky slapped against the windows "f by plane for games today and CHICAGO (.4')- Graz Castel- ••_Iij' .... I11_ ...... _.. _ Campus Carnival patrons and Ted Kroll 01 New Harteord, N. Y. the Milwaukee Bravcs' County Sunday. The Braves open the Na- lano, Jackson Heights, N. Y., ond Damon Bunvon' RE-OPENS - promises Jots of Cun for players But, except for a few moments Sfadium otrices Friday driv(.'n by tional league season at Cincinnati Joe Brown, Jersey City, N. J., OAMON Thursday (It OUT aching bodies can take a of sus~e when the lans waited a 30-mile-an-hour wind. People Monday, then come home for rolled 1,332 to gain a third plac~ l ~I.tIY""'S tull-length game) and spectators. to .see if HIImliton could ov(.'rtake Ben Hogan were silting around, waiting to see Tuesday's tilt with the Cardinal. tie in tbe doubles event ot the April 16th The DaJly Iowan uam is built ~helr favor~te, no one doubted that Leads at 36 Holes whether the scheduled exhibition American Bow::ng congress Fri- ~top. Plan NoW To Be around our sports staff _ Dick It was Ben 5 day, The whole mob , game with the Boston Red Sox Y k Favored day. A "FIRST NIGHTER" took out aftel" him when word go' could be playnd. an The two bowling supply sales- Mau (a former all-state cager at d th t h hi th' Cali1 and Mliton Marusic a ~ ees P h' h h I) J hn Maroun a was scorc ng c" ,,,As long as it had to rain, I'm B R G bl men fell seven pins shol"t of lh(' [@.dnCJ ...... _1 erry I' sc 00 , 0 ny eyer, tront nln(.' with a tour-under-par unemployed and virtually glad It's doing It now," mused Lou y eno anl erSi 1,339 with which Eddie Kocpp and 'rociNlde Clol,. Peter Westergaard, Bill McGrane 32 known pro from Herkimer, N. Y. Oerinj, Br3ves' owner. "We'll be Joe KIssoCf, Clevekmd, 0., have and myself - plus Jim Fo ter, . • . ... 2 T • NL Fred Thoma Nev Flddelke Ron Hamilton, who started out play- Sam Snead, who shot a In bad shape i( it keeps on oss - Up In been leading the doubles standings CRAWfORD· TREVOR _ I Butler of the news side.' Any ing just Cor fun aft r a winter ,( Thursday and only got credit throuih Tuesday, though." RENO, Nev. (iP) _ Reno gam- since March 25. bonatld member of the Iowan Inaction. b(.'cnme deadly serious 7 L because o~ a mixup ~n Tuesday, of course, is opening bling odds favor the New York Castellano. 34, had games of SPECIAL .'AUtlN •~ start is eligible 60 any number or whc'l he tound he WIIS in the run_ l scorec~rd he SIgned, couldn t day, The huge concrete and steel Yanks to win the American league 193-249-198-640. B ro w ns, 35, A1TJlAtrltlN! others may see action _ a rl'al njng for thc bl~ prize. After a 71 trol hIS wood shots Friday stadium, new home of the Bravtt, bas ball pennant, but Cigure It IS paced the duo ith 258-220-214- "all-star" bunch, IThunc;)y, he aho had a 32 on the wound up with 75 fo~ a 146 has been sold out for three weeks, a toss up between the Brooklyn 692. Whltt we'll lock in height, w~'l1 iront nIne nnd WlIS even with Ho- which means 36,000 fans will see Dodgers and the New York Giants k - . make up in U,ht to ~ve Jim Ml!r- an aCter It holes Friday. GOt ro 'd. this city's first major league base- In ~he National league. La ers Win NBA gen, Bob Zenner, Dean Sand l' and Uaanl~ on OVl'r Par Ian s Ip n lans ball game In over 50 years. The As the season gets underway, • I 0 · k the other WSUI statrers a r al In the stretch, however, big, 0 L t R II .9 7 St. Louis Cardinals are the vlsi- the Yankees are 8-'l lavoritcs, T.t ever Knlc S tussle. cigar-chewing Bob went over par n a e a y, - meaning you bet fIve to ~in eight. NEW YORK (IP) _ The Minne- Seriously, though, the game a? ~he 12th and 14th holes but S?mebody ,mentlone.d Milwau: The Dodgers and the Glants afe opolis Lakers won the champioll- ou:ht to be good entertaInment tOl' birdIed ih 13th. lie th,ree-putted LYNCliBUR~, Va. (JP) The kee s reputahon for tIght pocket both listed at 2!h to 1. , ship of the National Basketball as- everyone and it's frce b Id the 16th when a par would have New York GIants scored three books and w.ndered whether the Here Is the rest of the hne sociation over New York, 91-84, * *.. put him even and on the fInal hole runs in the top of the eighth bo!sterous enthusla~ which ~~ posted by the Reno Turf club: Friday night. The Lakers took the he hooked his drive a country milcla~ded one more in the ninth to grIpped the .'own since PerinI American Learue: title series, tour games to one. lIarry Ana~, the 1952 aU Into the rough and didn't Quite clinch a 9-7 ex.hlbltion win over transf~rred hIS Natl?nal league Chicago 7-1, Cleveland 8-1, Bos- _ _ "ENDS c.rlean grJdder for Boston sink the long putt which could the Cleveland Indians here Priday. franchIse from Boston three weeks ton IS-I, Washington 30-1, Philll- §~~ F ~ ._-!'? _ ~ =~_. NOW TUESDAY" the unusual distinctJon ot ,hove tied him tor the lead. Cleveland took an early 3-0 al ?, wo,uld contrn~e. delphia 80-1 , DetroIt 100-1 and SI. FIRST TIME IN IOWA CITY'. " 'OoerR Open Suuda,. l:n," 5huttled among four pro teams 10 Harbert Thursday's 1 cad e r lead but the Giants went ahead J thtnk it will, PerIni said se- Louis 200-1. two sports. " came thro~gh with an ordinary 73 5-3, In the top of the third . befor~ rlously. "Just look at yesterd~y Na'loDal Le~e : During a 72-hour per,lod II Wtle Frld3Y to share thIrd place witl'l the Indians rallied to tic the score (Thursday). It was ~lmost as mls- Sl ~ Louis 6-1, Philadelphia 25-1, fkiit/itlti over a wee~ a 0 Aggllna WIIS ~el1 Kroll, a hard-bitten little army In the botto~ halt. Two more runs erable as loday (Friday), but we Chicago 80-1, Milwaukee 100-1, BOW" _ 1. :~9 _ 8:8U - ~:HU - l:SO - 9:110 by the Boston R d Sox to veteran who had rounds of 71 and in the bottom of the seventh gave had nearly 10,000 out lor the ex- CIncinnati 150-1 and Pittsburgh "FEAT RE 0:11; P,i1'" Louisville Colonels and al~o 70. Cleveland the lead again hjbiUon with the Red Sox. I'll 200-1. MEET THE FABULOUS trade1 by the Cleveland D Tied at 142 were ex-Open the Giant rally. stick with what I said the other ______Mark Fallon I to It.e Baltimore Colts. • champIon Lloyd Mangrum, who Sal Maglie was the winner that I won't be surprised ~jght, C·· t· W. :HE'LL PLAY AN'Y Ag!;:mis lcportcdly wants to shot a 68 {or the day's best round; LOll Brissle, who had Telieved If we outdr~~ the whole league Inelnna I InS, ~AME : a baseball player primarily nnd rotund Ed Oliver ot Palm Springs, L mon in the eighth, took the this summer. 7 4 Ove r· y, S,(AKES ••• , I was just remotely interested in the ! Thursd3Y'S game was called alt- - , r IgeTs ENGLERT. ' ~~~:i.i~; for your money! ! football trade n ws_ . , ' , I er two Innings because of rain. CINCINNATI UP) - Tbe Clp.- ,.your w!>man,i i . iamo was can- .. __ sa~~. '~::in~ IP~:~ :ak~b::I(~ t~~ L 1': . /' ~iri'ling fo~ 20 cei~~ay:s also ~~i~~~IIr~!d~~~:~t ~/i~~s~~~: r--~ :~--- _~~~~-=---=- ~.~~ ' , ~ .or your IIf.1 majors. l'm nbt thinking abou ~~ t..:vyo clubs le;t JO,r: I ~P~to:t cap league, 7-4, h~re Friday, - ~ ~ ~ ....---.....>.t---. - " fQQtbaU at this time." Henn y.'ehmeler WaS 11)e wln- NOWI sPtClAL' PRE-RELti.SE ENGAGEMENT! * * * Tralltman" HAalts nini p~tchcr whUp Billy Hoeft, the. DtT.RU" -----"----- Iowa's 11)53 golt squad was &ll- .., starter, wali the Pet.rolt loser, Five 111: ".",. BIG FII\J ,. I' I'RICES: This Engazement nounced this wok, It Inqlud€!s Ouster of CoHon players hit homers in the gome. ~ FOR THE ADULTS" 15e &nly thrc~ letlqrwinners for Coach Batts and Ginsberg hit for the clr:- l\fa.tlnees ,til 5:30 Bucky O'Connor to build hl!! tcam States Loop Team cult for Detroit whi.le ,Greeni'rass, NIGHTS-SUNDAYS - $1.00 around, Post and Kluszewskl dId the same CHILDREN 50 Capt. Johl\ Barton or COLUMBUS, 0, (A")- The pres- tor Cincinnati. All Times ... ." ..... C lends the returning veterans. idcnt 01 the minor leagues F riday the son of Paul Barton, halted ousler at Hot Springs, Ark., Iowa's ilrst gol! captain in 1 OF~Rlrl? :4 from the Cotton States Baseball 'Ihe otber lettermen are BACKACHe league pending a decision on an Kniss and Ed McCardell, both W/fICJI KFPr appeal. sophomores this year. McCa rdell's of~;:;~:v George Traulman, head oC father, Edmund, was an low a ,"OR A National Association ot, Protes- letterman in golt for three years, F(J/..L MONtH sional Baseball leagues, notified 1928-30. AI ONt: AI Haraway ot Helena, Ark., pre~- Five 1951 numeral winners give rl.Me {dent ot Cotton States, th tHat DEI-fiXE 2-TUB the squad some depth, They are {)(/R11/6 1952, Springs must remaIn a eague Dick Beillnger, Eldon Nuss, Dick fI£ ~TlI.L. WON member un t II a decision is Wells, Jim Davis 3nd Wayne Hi'- ~A F/t!i(JRE reached. ley. All but Nuss are seniors - he rO'p.PEP The leaiue ousted Hot Springs EA5\~ Is a junior. 8Y ONiY April 5 tor hiring two Negro out ... Bucky hilS had above avera" IfA<;"~L fielders. ruccess with his Hawk golt teams. LE/'6UER. l ~iiiiiiiiiiii __iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiii ... 1 Spin'-rier Since cOl'(ling here in 1948 his n , TODAY teams have a 2;)-18-t dual m 'et Thru record. TUESDAY Tbe team opens with Bradley at Playa Peoria AprIl 18. Then it- plays In diana at Bloomington May 2, ~ J;.J.(?~ Michigan and Northwesterh at Chicago May 4 and Wisconsin and Minnesota at Madison May 8. Tfle Tennis !irst home meet Is against llilnois May 16. Notae Dame comes here SAL Racket May 23 in the only other home en MAGLIE, counter. The Big Ten champion OF 77IE G AMBLER ships at Madison, Wis., May 29-30 and the NCAA meet at Colorado NEW YOHI( GIANr», A 600P Bffr 7"0 .. Springs June 2l-27 close out the ~"~u , "~ the year. REJOIN rilE 2o-WIII H£!i1 ONI? OF -;-110$£ CLUB I.c' /IE - PI"U8- RARe 6'lRCJ~ WIlO'l.L ACADEMY /!SN'r PLAGLJE[;) __ii- AC.ADEMY AWARD WINNER The Braves'* *tronsler * to Mil- '51AR'I r/lE GEA~ol/ AWARD waukee was actually a home BY AllY /IIJlJRIE~ WI//f A WI/{j{11(6 £1>5' ' WINNER- coming for ten of the players, as 7711'i> ~EA~O/{. OYeR All RIVAi 72'A,+1~ 1952 well as for manager Charlie Best CartOOD Grimm. F-Qrmer Brcwers now in "Johann MOllIe" the Braves' lineup are Ed Mat-li_iiliiiiiii"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill hews, Virgil J e tel', Jack Dittmerl ! fo, better New better-than-ever ~asy - LATEST NEWS - (the fo"mer Hawk aU-American, performance 5pindrier does the hardest par' of course). George Crowe, on th. court of washday autol1latically with Logan, Don Liddle, Murray work-savinr, water-saving 3- Bill Klaus, BHl Btl110n and Iust Received Shipmeat of minute Automatic Spin-rinle. Marquez. I EalY'. two tubs work ... 50 team- do a whole week'. wash ~L BUYS UMPIRE -WEBER PIPES, '3 &15 " In 1 hou r. 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