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University af lawa Collldclerable elowllneu WaJ wUb a pouIblllt, Campus and of auUerecl I h 0 " e I' •. Ha.b &ocla, 58 to '5: low Iowa City J wan 41 to U. M ..&I, elO1lcl, at "ilil &bowen nUl'lclay. E.t. 1868 - AP leased Wire, Wirephoto - Five Cents Iowa City. Iowa. Wednesday. MlJy 26. 1954 ~~--~~------. , Ines Passes Protested. - ,; Work Jo Begin Soon Hawkeye StaH Examines 1st C Chapman EXRlains Army uhi ~t . On field Ho~se Project New City Hal/. Costs C~lIetI Unl Ir COnstructIon of thc $3 lO.OOO of It wll1 cost the avcra&e Iowa . !JI!e building addition to the SUI By McCarl y rooms will occupy most of thc City taxpayer Ie than $2 per dollars which will be nceded for field bouse is ex pectl!d to begi n second floor. year ror the next 20 years i! the this bond issu wdl be tar iess WASHINGTON (JP}- SeJl. Jo- durinl the summer months, fol The present ofCice area in the propose bond issue for construe- than that amount." He saId that Iowlnll recent approval of the eph McCarthy (R-Wis.) , twit royer which extends the full tlon oC tbe new cl\.y haills passed the old city hall could be torn rroJect by the state board of edu accused by the army ot produc len&th of the main part ot the by the voters In the June '1 prl- down and the property could be ing doctored exhJbits In the past, cation. present field house will be torn mary clectlon, city councUman used as a metered park Lng lot. He Money for tbc new buiLding turned accuser himself Tuesday (lut and the new foyer will be an Ansel Chapman said Tuesday said that a "conservati\OC csti and charged the army with will come Irom the athletic de Iowa athletic trophy area. The night. mate" or revenue to be dcrived partment .funds. bringing forth II "dishonest" and area originally wa.~ used for tro Three issues connected with this way would bring In $140.000 "phony" chart. The total area of the new ad phy displays until the U.S. navy the proposed new city hall "about over the 20-)'ear perJod. dition Is 22.245 $quare feel The pre-flight school came here dur- which SOme conIWlion may exist" Three army witnes es-a gen twO-story addition will extend 109 the early years of World War were examined by Chapman at "This would leave $190.000 to eral, a colonel and a lieutenant. along the east front of the pres II. Temporat'y ofOces were then a Tuesday nlaht meeUne of the bf' paid [or out of tax dollars," t~t1fied they saw nothing dis tnt field hallSe for 142 fcct and set up there. Toaslm ters club In the private Chapman computed. honest about the chart, a big ""Ill be 60 tcet wide at its widest I Tlcke& Widows dlnin, room of the D lind L Grill. C.uJu·t De&enn1ne "Uon black and white checkered affair point. It will be of matching Eight ticket windows wlll be The Itc eLected by the city In the event that the electorate purportedly showing Pvt. G. Da brick construction to blend with installed for athletic events along council, Ihe cost ot the proposed refuses to approve the bond Is vid Schlne's absence via passes the field housc. the east wall of the center of the building and whether or not the sue, Chapman Slid thot he could trom Ft. Dlx, N. J. EIlU'aDee RemalDs 8ame (oyer. city "can arr()rd not to build the not say what the council would But McCarthy contended to the Enlrance to the field house for Cbarles A1tUIlL~ch of Decorah new cIty hall" wcre the topics (lo. H su.ggc.~ted that they might end of a hectic day that the cal athletic evcnt$ wlll continuc as and George L. Horner, head ot he dJscu d. then coneclvably k th votcrs endar-type chart Wa$ deliberately before. The main entrance area, U,e construction of the univer rn ... Ileueu "to npprove thc constl'uctlon of n calculated to ~vc the t levlslon audience a false Impression that firSt (loor center, will contain 50 sity, are associate architects on Chapman said the council Ie· l1re station and ... the r~modcl feet of glass. The lirst floor will thc project. (Ing) nd repllir oC the pr ent Schlne had "black marks" against lected the Burllnlton st. site ror city hall." his record. house a t1eket office, a lobby, several reasons. The counell wu business oflices and executive of Meeting* in *Des Moines * Tues- He stros cd that uch a stcp S,mbol. lkaole PI.IIel1 clay the Iowa legislative Interim Wall,...... Ph'. II, PIli O'C ....', advised by thf' nrc chief and Ore fices. EDITOR MARILYN J\IA YWALD, At, Cam bridle (len): Prot. Wilbur Peterson, faculty aclv"er, men, said Chapman, that the site would cost even more th n a The Scbine chart showed black A partial bascment will be committee authorized tho board and Gordon Campbell, Ct, WaWrloo. butlne man Jer. examine a copy ot the 1954 Hawkeye Tu - "is the fost desirable for a fire new buiidlng. reetana\C$ or squares denoting bullt beneath the new addition of education to make thcse eK day. The 380-pal'e yearbook will be dl5ir1buwd loday and Thurs4a, from 8:30 a.m. le 4:30 p.m. In He estimated that a new lir Sabine's passes from the fort. A pendlturcs {or the State Univer IltaUon." lor athletic facilities whllc de Ute department of publlcaUoDi oltlce located in the lOulhwe t oorn r of Ea.t hall', baJlCmenL He explained that [ire depart station, plus repair of the present partmental Offices and class- sity of Iowa: ment personn I have daily need city hall would cost a minimum WASHlNGTQN (.4') _ Chair Boiler generator work, $31,207; 01 u Ing the Community buJldln, of $200,000. Chapman said that man Karl Muncl& (R- .D.) an movable 'Partitions tor fire dam gymnasIum, and that the police repairs to th pre enL city hall nounced Tuuday the ubeom aged chemistry building, $21,180; Primary Election usc the pistol range In the build would hav to includ "removal mUtee In\lelUlaU~ the Mo river tunnel steam distribution Voters Deserting Primaries, '54 Hawkeye Ing adjacent to the selected city of thc clock tower, a new roof, Car&h,-army row woakl meet In Vote Registration piping, $29,171; stea m distribu hall site. brick work repalrcd and pOinted, a 010 ed Ion thJJI a(lemoon tion tunnel repairs at mechanical Chapman added that "the top n new heatiOi planl, new floors, le RUle "once and lor aU" the To Close Friday eo.&lneerlng building, $16,345. ography of the land cnables us to new window, painting and re quelUon of admlUID&' .. evi Porter Tells Kiwanis (Iub mod lin, Lhc oid fire sta ~~~~~Wk!'~S~~~ acquire a space beneath the tlre ot Registration Cor voting in the . lX>ok, wl11 be distributed today dence and makinJ publle monI "rowa voter hav dcserted stallon, at no additional co t, tlon ..." tored klephone calli between June 7 primary election will 1- nd Thur day in the department which can be used as a lIarage to eeretary of the Arm, IeveWl 'Life' Photographer the direct prim ry," Prof. KIrk lion, Porter aSM:rted. In about close Friday at 5 p.m. In the city of publications o{fice localed In store city vehicles lind wherein and other flnr" 10 the oon&ro- clerk's ottice. H. Porter, head of the SUI pO-I 80 per cent ot the local otflce the south we t corncr ot EasL repair facilities will be avail Killed in Indochina lIleai science department said l in the slate, he observed, there abLe. This In itself," he nld, "will The election for determlnil\( , Is only one party candldatc for hall's baement. Hale Receives OK the party candidates for tbe ,en- HANOI, 1 n doc h ina (11') - Tuesday noon when speaking to one oIfice, or often 11m no can- Students may pick up their answer a very serious problem companion chart had w hit e foelng the city administration." eral election Nov. 5, will also In- French army headquarters an the local Kiwanis club on "The I dldate. coplcs from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. squares with black Unes In them As SUI Director to show the much smaller num elude bond issues lor a pro.PQSec;l qounced Tuesday nliht Robert Direct PrJmary." 1 He said that when the direct both days. Senior will recejlle Cit, Ow... Propert,. city all and voUng macbiDea "capa. wid~ly known Hungarlan (ree copl upon pr entation of He polntct1 out that the cily ber ot leaves granted to a "typi The direct primary has bc- primary was Introduced In Iowa cal tr incc" at Fl Dlx. for Johnson county. born AmerCcan photOlraphc!', their student number and lD owns tpe ~rlln&lon st. property Of Social Work come the "de crted primary. I years ago erltiC! maintained that card. One contention- ot the Mc Qualifications tor reaistration was killed Tuesday In a land Iowans are abandoninK ond de- the ballols would be swamped and that It will coat ~ to build require a vot.l!r to be 21 years ot mine explosion while covering If aenlor is not on the ap on this alte than on any olher. The appointment ot Mark Carthy camp was that the same serling the primary election with candidates' names. ;;roved list, he must secure a Hale a8 dlreolor ot thc SUI .sort o( symbolism should nave .,e. a cilizen of the United the Indochina war tront. machinery, whatever the rea-I "A chief reOllon tor the death Oil( we were to build on the Mus· States, a resident of the state for The announcement said he ~lgned statcment [rom the regis. school oC social work has been been used in both charts to give son," he said. of eandldatCll," Portcr Indicated, ser lot, it would eOlt an addition .he month., a resident of the pied in the . blast of an cherny trar cerliCylng elIgibility. al $68,000 to acquire the prc>pcrty approved by t.he state board of thc TV audJence a fair ImprC$ Voling in the Iowa primary I "Is the effcctivc work of pur education, the oUice ot Presi county fOr 60 days and a rcsi- Vletminh mme near Phuly, an m Mu & Be hOWD pLus an addltlonaL 25 per cent Ln slon. denL Virgil M. H~llchCT an dent of the precinct for 10 days. active war area" 30 miles south has become only a routine ac-I poselul party peopie behind thc Undergradu tes who havc pre Maj. Gen. Cornelius ~yan, Ft. , scenes who approvc one candi- coO$truction of the bulJdln, be nounced Tuesday morn Lng. Any resident who has voted in of Hanoi. viously silDed and paid for a cause 01 the topography ot the 01" commander denied seeing ' dale and persuade other would- Hawkeye must .how theIr lD Now serving In a similar ca· anything "phony" about the the past lour years ls already No details were available im- land," Chapman added. paclty at the Unjversity of Mis· relistered mediately as to whether Capa 0 be candidates not to run. This cards. No student may pick up a "We felt that any objections cbarts. He said he suppllcd the Dodors, P IIcemen usually re ults In thc election sourl, Hale will take up his Only Io'waCity residents wlU w~s killed while walking or i:1 book [or B friend except In the against the Burlington It. alto and information for them hiln$elf, of ono Rood man and the weed- case of husband or wi[ . Iowa duties Aug. 1. As direclor and declared: "[ don't think any be allowed to vote on the city a Jeep. . In favor ot the Musser site were of the Iowa school oC social work . hall bond i5Sue for financing the A nahve of Budapest, CaDS Droppe d from New I ing out of men lC!s desirable." A limited number of copies jWlt not worth. the $150,000." thing put out by the army is dis ..... iIl be 011 salc at $6 per book and hc will succeed Wayne Vasey, honest." $330 000 structure. was widely known for his W8l'- Ol 0 BOil A bal\ot such a the RepubU- (The Musser lot Is currently , time work for Lite magazine S will be distributed on a flrst who resigned earlier this spring Murra, Reeponslble oCla ecunly I Ican ballot for the coming June leased by thc city as a public to accept an appointment July 1 AlL rcsl~ents ot John$on coun- and long had ilved in Paris, He S primary which w1ll havc slx >come-first. crved basis. Books parking lot). Finally Lt. Col. John F. T. ty are eligible to vote on the came to Indochina two weeks will bc maiLed upon paymcnt ot as dean of the school of social Murray took the stand and. under WASHINGTON (IP) _ T h I candidates lor governor Indi bne .. $331,8" ballot for approving the pur- ago to aUlfment the Lifc start . e cates that the Insiders were un 50 cenls to th department ot work now being estabUshed at McCarthy's cross-examInation. chase ot voting machines which here. house ways and m.eans commIttee I able to get malters undcr con publications. Students should en NolinK that the proposed bond Rutgers unlversiiy, New Bruns took responsibility for preparing N. would cost .$80.000.. Capa was the tirst American Il a v c Itcm-b y-Ilcm approval trol he said. t~r Ea ·t. haIJ by thc west en issue {or the construction of the wick, J. the chart and said there was no Nine poJling ~laces WIll be set citizen photgrapher killed In thc Tuesday to a revised social sc-, ' trance. new city hall Is $330,000, Chap Hale holds the A. B. degro:! Intef\.llon to suggest that the up In I9wa City for the elecUon. Indochina War. curily program which would give V Party ConvenUon Tbe 3BO-page ycarbook --- 16 man said that "the number of taK 1rom Hiram college. the A.M. black marks on the Schlne cbart degree from the University of The polls will open JUlle 7 at 7 He had Kone to the Phuly BIlC higher bcnelils to milUons of I In such a Ituation, Portcr pag lar r than last ycar - carried any sort ot "stigma." a.m. to 8 ll.m. in Iowa City and tor to do a story with John more persons and eventually pointed out. when the party men features division pages printed in Missouri. and has taken graduate Murray _said the chart for the 11) rural areas from 8 a.m. to 8 Mecklln, a Time magazine COl' raise their tax paymenls. Icannot get their candidatc on four colors, Presldcnt Virgil M. study toward a Ph.D. degree at "average trainee" looked whiter Only routine approval of the the ticket alone, they usually Arms Aid Called the University of Cbicago's p.m. respondent. Mecklin was not Hancher's report on "The State ~ecause it was a rush Joo and Polling places will be: court Injured, French sources 8ald. measure in its linal (orm, SChed-1 prefer to have the gates wide o[ the Unlvel'sity" and a black school ot social service adminis Ulere wasn't time to Jill in uled for Thursday, remains be- I open so no candidatc can gct the tration. house, city haD. Fine Arts build- Their story was to have been b.lCkground in the beauty section. Move To Set Up squares with black ink, let the InK, Hawkeye Awning company, entitled "Bitter Rice." (ore the bill Is sent to the house I necessary 35 per cent oC the pri uancber'1 RepOrt In addition to serving on the ink dry and do white lettering on 29 W. College st., junior high Capa gained (ame as a front floor for aotion probably next mary vote and thus the candi Hancher's report Is prlntcd on fa cul tics of the Unj vCT5ilies of top of the black>, as was done in week. date i.s selected al the conven a b.1ue tinted background high Panall1l Bastion Chicago and Missouri ilnd the the previouHly prepared Schlne gym, Community buUding. We1- line photofl'apher in WOl'ld War Nashville and Tulane university fare building, 538 S. Gilbert st., II. Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower Two revl.-ions were voted lion. lighted by a drawing of thc ncw chart. Tuesday as the committee took Porter said thilt most candl Communications Center. Editor WASHINGIJ'ON (IP) - Secrp schools of social work. Hale serv McCarthy '\\'Ouldn't bU)l 'that, Longfellow school and the GSA decorated him with the U.S. ed as a statistician wlth,.l.he civil hall. Medal of Freedom in 11147. final aclion on decisions It had dates don't have much ot a Marilynn Maywald, A4, Cam tary ot Slate John Foster Dulll:! said he had assurance the black tcntatively m.ade earlier. Both ,. chance without party support; bridge, baid photos of beauty said Tuesday the Communist works administration, and as Ii district supervisor with the ink would dry in 10 minutes. He reversed prevIous acUons. I party organizations more and queens will stand out against the shipment of 10 mIDi on dollars baid he was sorry to see Murray Missouri national youth admin EllmJnated Doolers more are taking over and domi- new background. worth of arms to lentst Ouat..! "covering up" for the real au Thcy eliminated medical doc- naUllg thc election cenc. The yearbook was printed by mala mllY be a move to set up istration. He served as dJrcctor of re thors ot the charts-someihlng tors, interns, {jre~en and ~lIce- A contributing fnctor to the thc Economy Advertising Co .. a Red bastion near the Panam) Murray said he wasn't trying to World News Briefs Canal. search and statistics Cor the MII. men from the oddltlona! miJlions very small vote ,in a primary, he Iowa City. do. II. ot perSOM to whom 80c1nl sccur- pointed out is that many voters Guatemala is about 750 air souri slale children's bureau, as A Condensation of Late Developments a rescarch analyst for the Mis MeCaribJ Defen Blame ity coverage would be extended. Ido not wish to disclose their po mJles from the vital canaL " 1 don't llke to see you taking . A 15-10 vote eUmln~t~d an es- Htical identity which they must Commenting on mounting ten souri statc social security com Symphony, Chorus sion In Central America. Dulles mission, and as director of a the rap for thJs," McCarthy re , ~------tllnated 150,000 phYSlcl~ns and Ido in a primary election. peated. And he declared that "the Plane Crashel, CaUM' o.laware Fir. Interns, wbose inclUSIOn had I reemphasized the warnln, tlf the study ot medical Indlgency i.) been opposed by the American Need ShoReI' Ballo& To Play Works 1954 Caracas resolution with a Missouri. He Is the author of a millions of television watchers- NEWAaK • .Del. (JPl - A twin engine air force CU training Medical association. Dentists and There is a deep feeling on the [ormal ltapment decLaring: number of articles and research lhe real jury In this case-have plane cras/led in a downtown lumber yard in this Delaware com \'eterinarians, along with law-I part of thc pubJic today that too Sy Clapp Tonight "The extension of Communl~t studies. got intellilence enough" to see IIlUnUy~~day night, exploding on impact and starting a hu,e yers, ministers and some otherS'1 many names are on the ballot colonialism to this hemisphere Born in 1912, Music written by the late Prot Hale IS CBART- fire v~~\" far away at WI1m1naton. Both crew memberS pare stili will be added to the profes- I and thc voter knows lew if any would . . . endanger the peace married and is the lather of on Page Prof. Phillip Grceley Clapp, (Continlled 2) ~utel ' to latety, air force oLficlals said and there were no Imme sional group being covered. l of the candidates, Porter said. of Americ.... two children. Were Excluded He suggested tbat a shorter bal- conductor of the SUI symphony Dulles spoke out at his news d)lIte ~" lJf any civilian casualties. Lt. Col. Benjamin H. King, I . An estimated 270,000 munlci- lot might be helpful It some ot orcbestra [rom 1936 until his conference amid a series of ner COIlunandC! • ' ~fflcer of the N~w CastLe county air for~ base 'near vous reactions arising from ( 1) pal policemen and firemen were Ithe present clective oUices could death April 9, 1954, will be pre WUmlnlt9ll, said the plane had taken oft from Mitchel Field, Long excluded by a 22-2 vote. They I be eliminated. the shipment of 2,000 tons of sented by the SUI Symphony arma from Communist-run Po blind, N.Y. j to WlIshlngton. D.o., and had been adleduled to re arc covered by their own retire- , Porter remarked that In some land to Guatemala and (2) 1 turn to Mitchel Field Tuesday night. menlo plans. but had tentatively I primaries "raiding," switching and Chorus at a concert tonight been Illciuded on an optional bas-I party affiliation for only one in the main loungc ot the Iowa state department announcement . , tht U.s. arms arc being rushed • • • • is. I election, Is quite evident. Memorial Union. • t . A' ' • I • Minimum monthly beneCits for I by airlift to Guatemala's ne\Jh U.. 5 Arm. my. n Nicaragua an estimated six million persons The symphony orchestra will bors. Nicaragua and Hondur'U. pLay Clapp's orchestra Iprelude Moscow :rdlo denounced th~ WASIIJl'IlGTON (A"}-Tbe .tate department IIiIld Tueaday night already on the rolls would be IAnnouncements Ready pi I boosted from 25 to 130 a month, . "Summer" and Symphony No. I, U.s. action as preparation fo: Illes carry ng American arml to counter the Conununlat arming and the maximum trom $85 to I For June GraduQtes "The Pionceers." Prof. William an attack 8galnlt Gutem.l.... of lettlst Gllatemala bave arrived in Nicaragua. The departmenl 5118.50, eUective in two months. I Gower wlll conduct the orches Airlifting of IUDS for the two laid airUftini 01 arms for 'Nlc_ragua and Honduras got under way For those retiring In the fu_1 Graduation announcements or lra. Central American countTles be Monday. Two giant Cl24 Globemuters were involved In carrying ture, tho maximum would bei deted by seniors in ~pril are Prot. Herold Stark will direct gan Tuesday. th th . raised to Sl08.50 for a single now ready. Graduates to all col· the 120-voice SUI cborus as It On Capitol Hill. several law e arD\l to e two Central American eountrles. The department worker and to $162.75 lor a leges except medicine may pick sings "A Chant o[ Darkness." makers expressed c:oacern over said one plane arrived In Manll(Ua, ,Nlcaragua MondaY with wea- worker and his wile over M. up their orders at the ALumni The symphony will aecompany the possibility that Red military JIOnI for that country. Another plane reaahed Nicaragua Tueaday, The maximum family allotment house, across from the Memorial the chorus during this number. aid to Guatemala m1(ht be the first overt ltep toward a Mos department Bald. tor transbipment In amaller planes to Hon- would be boasted ,from $168.75 1 Union. &be Free tickets for the concert cow-directed grab In Latin d\1faa. No other details were available. to $200 a month. I Announcements for medical are available at the inlormaUon America. Persons now earning more students may be picked up in desk in the Union. Rep. Hale Boal (D-La.) told • •• than $3,800 a year would find the office of Dean Nonnan B. the bouse tbe U.s. should COn Ship Garried Arms Without Permission their social security tax in- Nelson in the Medical Labora TO ATTEND IUETING IUlt with other American na creased. lbecause It would be torles build In,. Prof. Sherwood D. Tuttle of tiODB and lake coDecUve action. (AP Wi...... ' IL\VANA. Cuba (,4')-The torelan ministry said TIleaday it bad levied on the f1rst $4,200 at an- A llmited number oC extra an- the SUI geology department will Bo... said he feared the .hip LT. JOlIN BRUCE BLOtJNT, KI...... LL. aItIe to MAJ. Gee, ~1ntormed by the Swedlsb diplomatic mlalon in Cuba that the nuaL salary. That would mean a, nounce,ments are availabLe at the attend the annual meeting of the ment of U.s. arma to Hondurll.s c.aeu.. R,aa. bol __ ~-prepared eIIart ., Pvt. O. 8cblne'l SWNillh ~Ip AlPben which carried anna from PoIJDd to Guate- ll2. annual increase In taxes tori Alumm house for thOle who did Friends of the Pleistocene, to ~e which borders Guatemala on lb!! ...... ,.... II\. D1x .. tie teaun~ ~J ....ere.... "e :. ' "did this I __ tr ..... anyone makinl more than $4'-1 not order. or who require more held Saturday and Swday in lOuUt, m1Ibt be a cue of ''too OIrUl7-anlF bearIq. .Jaa Ia _ ...... , ., n. Dbt WIlen mala no ave ponn 5,on.., IDlpo .. arms. 200. more than bad betn, anticlpated. Minneapolla. llttle, too late." ...... _" ...... c~. Pare U="THE D~OWAN-Iowa City. Ta .-Wed.. l\(ay 26. 19~ r f,~ployers . Show Continued 1954 Report Card Demand lor College Grads St.ates employers have 1-- d another vote of con- This has resul~d in sharp,,~ pubHc utilities ar.d with research WEDNE DAY, 1\IAY 26, 1954 'in the long rang~ busi- competition among employment and development organizations. ure. through their COll- scouts (or the upper level gradL:- and in building and road con UNIVERSITY CALENDAR eavy demand for coUege ates with higher salary offers struction. .' s in 1954. the family ec- to s~ch men. while less desirable Most co-educatlonal schools bureau of the North- , jobs are available lor the lower report there is a fail' to a good Wednesda:r, 1\Iay 26 mester classes. ste National Life Insurance halt of the class. demand for women graduateq. 8:00 p.m.-University Orches- Friday, June 11 mpany states in surveying the SaJariel Rabed This is in secretarial work. tr~ and Chorus-Memorial pro- 9:30 a.m.-University Com - ~er-an picture during the past Storting salaties in genenl. teaching. social services. recrea- gram of original compositions lly mencement, !ield house. 3.0 days. 'are up from $10 to $25 a month tion work, retailing, home eco- the late Professor Clapp, lounge. Saturday, JUDe J% Final returns in t~e firm's over the levels ot last spring. nomics and government office:;. tOlVa Union. Alumni day. 19th annual survey of Job place- the survey finds. Liberal ar's Some schools' note a demand for Sunday, May 30 Tuesday, June 15 ments by 128 universiUes and men are starting at levels pre- women haioed in phy~ics. math Memorial day. 8:00 a.m. _ Summer ' Session colleges from all over the coun- , vailingly between $290 and $340 ematics. chemistry and biology. Monday. 1\Iay 31 try show an employment de- a month; business administration Classes suspended. Registration. field bouse. mand equal or slightly superior majors are getting $310 to $360' Campus Visits Increased Wednesday. June 9 WelJne~jlay, -I~ne 11 to that of 1~53. with salaries av- accountants from $300 to $37J: A notable trend of the past 5:00 p.m.-Close o[ Second'Se- 7:00 a.m . -Openln~ ,.o( Classes. cragin" a htUe higher than last while engineers are starting 3t two or three years, the report yea:'s rec~rds. $350 to $400 a month. generally finds. has been the increasing UNIVERSITY CALENDAR items ar& sebeduled . Sixty-eight of the 128 schools Cor a 40-hour weck with an add- number of smaller concerns ac In the President's offloe, Old Ca.,ltol • . "'~ '1 repor lemployment demand as ed mount lor longer hours. lively seeking college graduates appro~lmately equal to thilt of The most active fields of em- through campus visits. As some (For Inlormatlon reg3rdlnr dates beyond this schedule. a yeaf"ligo. Thirty-eieht re~ort I ployment for non-technIcal gra- of the large corporations arc see reservations In the offiee of the President, Old"c.pitol). employment calls as a little duates are in management train- seeking fewer men. the addition- , iJ'eater than last year. an~ 22 re- ing courses o[ big corporation~, al market which the smallcr port fe~er calls. Prellminary and in sales. tina nee. insuTancll, concerns are creating is helping . survey 'fIgures ot a month ago. public i\ccountlng, and with gO\'- to lake up the slack. based 'on the first 40 schools to ernment agencies. The engin- Alumni veterans back Crom GENERAL NOTICES· report ,. ~howed half the sch~ols eers are being .absorbed chiefly Korea have a definite advantage GENERAL NOTICES should be deposited with tbe city editor .f demand ab?ut unchanged, 101- into the durable goo$ls. chemical. in job competition with seniors The Dally Iowan in the newsroom in the Communloatlon!! Center. provement m one-fourth ot the and petroleum industries. in air- of 1954, who still have their mil NoUees must be submitted by 2 p.rn. the day preceding first pub schools and a lower demand in craft and automobile manurac- itary obligations ahead oC them lication; they will NOT be accepted by phone. and muat be the otlll!r qual'ter. turing, the steel Industry. .vith many placement officials report. • j Job PosslbllUiel TYPED or LEGIBLY WRITT£S and SIGNED by a responsible Out of 47 engineering colleges ------person. and technical schools covered by HILLEL F 0 UNO A T JON STUDENTS EXPECTING 'l'IIZ the 5 vey, 32 estimate thllt will hold its final Sabbath sel"- Certn.cate of Foreign·Studies by .,peal·ly all of Iheir available vices Friday night at 7:30 p.m. 'gradO s wiu be placed in !?Osl Interpreting t~e News the end of this semester should ! tions by commencement timc. AMERICANS FOR DEMO- contact Prot. Erich "Funke (108 and another 8 estimate al lea!;t By J. M. ROBERTS JR. era tic Action will meet Thur~ Schaeffer hail) before June 1. 90 Pef cent will be placed by Assoolaled Press ForelJll taff day, May 27. at 8 p.m. at 10 S. 1954. that .ti c. The entire 47 expect Gilbert st. All intehsted per full ' emenL of available grad The United Slates. carrying out sons are invited to attend. A TUDENTS DESIRING TO uate y autumn! its policy 'of giving regional aid take the marines. more. back panel discussion will follow the make application for scholarship a~d business of the meeting. , Re wherevet· the neighbors arc try to the Isthmus. assi~tance should check< with the Of . the 8l non-technical freshments will be served. Rchoo) mostly business admln illg to prevent Communist ex Even the cry. already raised by oftice of student affalTs for in !strali departments and liberal pansion, is running a calculated the' Communists. that thl! U.S. formation and blanks. All appli arts Cit eges. 28 expect 90 to 100 risk In Central America ..... is arming Nicaragua and Hon CAN D J D ATE S FOR DE cations must be received by June grees in June: Commencement pet cent placement ot available Ever since the days of the old duras as tools of "imperialism." 4. Iilib\lSlers, who armed partisan will have its aUect on Latin announcements have arrived. ,graduates by commencemellt Those who placed orders may groups and conducted Iheir own PAUL KLIPSCH, ~A.NU ·time. A)\ total of 71 out of the American opinion, which always Tiffin Gets Fire Protection after 3S Years pick them up at the Alumni rebellions. the very presence of 1S colored by a certain amount facturer of high udt!llty loud 81 estir,nate that between 90 and Town and people 'from house. 130 N. Madison st.. across al'ms In this area has constituted Carm speakers, will lecture anJi give a • ] 00 per cent of available gradll- of antagonism. TWin are breathing easier this from the Iowa Memorial Union. • II tes wf)) be placed by Oct. 1. a threat to pe.'\Ce. That was rec Early political ac ion for for week. For the first time in 35 ome water buckets. resident of Tiffin, hopes that the de.monstra tion on high fidelity ognized very quickly in the case mally identityini U.S. policy with sound equipment Saturday. May . Fr6rtl 40 to 90 per cent of Ih~ years. they have local fire pro- 110 es Are Heated new department, will be more THE FOREIGN LANGUAGE 29 at 3 p.m. in the Shambaugb • male ~eniors at the various or Guatemala. which bought a Latin American d~res regard teclion. A new pump truck. to All of the ho~es and the pump successful than the last. achievement tests will be given large shipment of Communist bg Guatemala is essential. lecture room in the libral·Y. Ev ·~schooIS face early miJitary call; arm the newly organized Tiffin ~ompar.tmen t s nrc heated. People It seems that the last fire on Friday. May 28. 4-6 p.m. For eryone invited. arms. Shipments ReQUfSted 'J!)IQcement figures refer to male fire association. rolled into town In Tlfflt~ rem mbe,r the J esse eq uipment was a chemical outfit particulars. (rooms, etc.) see bul Secretary Dulles is making a ·"tIlld female graduates available It is not evident in Ule cases May 14 from the factory atl Reeve fire las. wmter. when letin boards of the foreign lan THE LAST OF THE REGU y&int ~f the fact that the cur Ol:Junted on two large wagon • ,for em~loyment. the report em of Nicaragua and Honduras • Rock Island. trucks from Oxford and North guage departments in Schaeffer lar Tuesday and Friday play rent arms shipments to Nicaragua phasi~,s. which will bl! held accountable The truck. costing $6.802. is Liberty pulled up ~t the. scene. II·heels. According to Mrs. Potter. hall. nlte's at the FieJd House will pe to the U,S. for the uses to which and Honduras are being made . only to Cmd that thclr eqUIpment jllst llrter the department was ..... , Expansion Cited th e resu It 0 f mon th!sop 1 annmg I d' f' ld Tuesday, June 1. The last 01 Dern,,~d for college gradua tt!s the arms. now being shipped. will at their request. under duly ne 'ff' f b . was frozen up an tne Il'e cou organized. a railroad section fore THE 1954 HAWKEYES wILL b y T I . I.n armel's. usmessmen not be ;fought. family-nite at the Field House • of reI's a pretty accurate index of be put. However. it any or these gotiated assistance treaties. and and Citizens. Owners of the man decided to give the firemen be distributed on Wednesday will be Wednesday, May 28. a fter they have expressed fear " little work. He had an old shed and Thursday. May 26 and 27 • .. ~anagement·s estimate ot the arms. or tho~ihey miaht replace. truck are the 170 stockholders State File Inspector Harry Co These family-nite activities are of more heavily armed Guate in the department oC publica expanl;!~n ouUook for the next should Slip into the hands of who paid $50 per share for their chrane Monday inspected the along the railroad tracks which for students, staff. and faculty, mala. had outlived its usefulness, so, tions located in the southwest .. to 1 ears, rather than simply filibusters, 01' of the exiled own fire protection. equipment. The truck wal; taken their spouses and their children. v'e ~1es prospects [or the next Guatemalans who advocate an This presumably will be fol to a canal near Amana where a one day. he proceeded to pour corner of the East Hall base w Jtlinths. the report points armed rebellion to put down the lowed by invocation ot the Cara Just to make the whole thing cunstant wat r supply can be ob gasoline quite liberally in the ment. Distribution hours each ~t. Englne&rini' stafCs are ex Communist-led regime in their ca resolution o,yhich ~aitl "domi official. the first annllal fire tained and the truck was used area. day are 8:30 a.m., to 4 p.m . All' . AP~LICATI~NS JK~!iT U pa4i'ded as racilities are enlarged homeland. a ' critical situation nation or control" of any Ameri man's ball will 'be held tonight on a three-hour test. students must present ID cards fll.ed III the. olfl~e , 01 st~den,t al for earch, ror construction might be created. can state by the International in the ' Tiffin school gym. Ap to receive their books. lairs for University ment award$ Monday school w'as conducted Then he tossed a match. Th '~ by June 4. This award ts avail- and " instalJation ot new War MI, ht pread Communist movement would be proximately 500 tickets to the dance have already been sold. by a representative of thc equip trick backfired. and the' gentle FRENCH CLUB WILL HOLD able to students whO 'have main equipm nt. a threat to American peace. yr.cnt firm. At that time. the leael _ A ge proportion of non- A civil war in that area, al- Dulles said there were other and more wiJI be sold at the man was soon enveloped I., a picnic supper Thursday, May tained a 3.0 or higher average ready beset by border clashes nations ready to carry the ball door, Cl'S and volunteers learned more flames. By the time he was tak during the 1953-54 school year -'chl\i I college men hired are bout the equipment they h ave. 27 at 5 p.m. by the city park taken fbr training into managcr nnd a c;\iplomatic break between on tbis point. This would deprive Talk Started en to a hospital. burned Quite swimming pool. Cost is 50 cents. and who have made a significant plus methods 0 ( fighting various badly. the shed had burned. and ial to maintain and expand Nica'J'agua and Guatemala. could the Communists of any real Ju t when the fire department Make reservations by Wednes contrib\ltion in worthwhile extra WP"f spread into something quite dif- kinds of fires. the firemen still needed some curricular activities. O was born in the minds of the execd" e staffs. Each manage r t th h' h . ht grounds for accusing the U.S. of day JiIJht, May 26 at the French ment''''Poan added to existing I!ren, some Ing w IC mig trying to force something down citizens Is not definitely known. • Altended Ciourse oxperi nce in flre fighting. otrict!., 907 Schaeffer hall. afCs' ~ventually means several the throats of its neighbors. but Carroll Allen, s.ecretary of In addition. the chief and his Not too long afterwards, Mrs. ALL PEOPLE WHO ARE IN, ~dit.ioilal jobs at lower levels. the association. feels that talk hree assistants have just re Potter said. the shed in which • WlJi the total number of em Chart~ I ol it started about the time the turned from a fire !ightirtg course the fire wagon was locked. THE FOREIGN LANGUAGE terested in serving on a Central ploymer.t calls is about the same (Continued /,.0/11 Page 1) farm home of Jesse Reeve conducted at Iowa State college. caught !ire and before the achievement test in reading and Party sub-committee next year as a yltar ago. many placement WSUI PROGRAM burned last winter. Mrs. Delia Potter. 71-year-old equipment could be taken out, spoken Spanish will be given please leave your name and · Friday. May 28, from 4 to 6 I ~Q[fic.ia'" remark that employers an attempt has been made to Allen said that Frank Jed_great-grandmother and life-long it was too late. p.m. in 213 ScMeffQr halL phone number at the Union desk • In"e ~re selective this year. dupe them. licka, gas station operator. de On that note ended another CALE'NDAR before Wednesday. May 26. - - serves a lot of credit for start PROF. J. M . JAUNCH WILl, day ot hearings in the senate in We'ne. da.v . May.t ,!O. 10;14 ing the ball rolling and getting quiry to determine whether (1 ) 8:00 Morning Chop.1 discuss "Recent Experiments 0)1 person~ interested in the truck. THE UNIVERSITY COOPER· 17 ~niors To G..ef 8'1~ News Paramagnetic Resonance at O:lk McCarthy and aides Roy M. 8:30 World N w, Cha/lneu ative baby-sitting league book Jedlicka is now an assistant fire Ridge." at a Physics colloquium Oohn and FrancLs P. Carr sough t 8:20 Kitchen Concert, chief and the truck is parked will be in charge of Mrs. Shirley 9:.5 Wom~n 'lJ . 'en ture Tuesday. May 25 at 4:10 p.m. ·.. ~ullalism Honors by "improper means" to get pre- 10:00 New,; near his stalion on highway 6. Palermo until June 8. Telephone _, terred treatment tor Schine, a. 10 :15 The Book IVE TRIED 'EM ...... , I&.yll: ''1 Wall a ALL. I'VE CHANGED _tudent working my way throUgh the Unlveralty 01 10 CAMELS ~when I waa asked to FOR MILDt-IEB AND It~te announcer on a (OMPIlNIOH nnTURE llrorram. That got me FlAVOR THAT a job. In two years, I be JACK "DRAGNET" came chief announcer. My AGREE WITH ME break rn sporta came In 'Sol - r.-.,. .. WEBB .hell I broadcaat Cinctnnatl ~r. YOU TRY OiARlES LAOOITON \ - AND- Iteds ,amea. Been doing CAMEL9, y'HEAR? Major League play-by-play RITA ALAN LADD ever aince!" HAYWORTH STEWART at his crime-fighting N._I_' .... w...... ·,_ .... GRANGER {dtMi/"'~ I...... , -'YIf, Marry M. W •• "."...... C••• I, ••• best! M .'1""- ...... elJri Rqvor ~ ...... - ...... pr.ho- I.... ito ~i • ..,.,1 ·PubUJh«l I. Prl..... • IU. I'" PI.. CINE .. ".CO.E "B.a •• a.e Gra~." sIar'lI1I AlAN lAOO 1M PHYLlIS CAlVERT sa . , g Pap oI-1'B£ DAlLY IOWA.V-Iowa. Cit,. Ia.-Wed.• 1\1&1 26. 19S. . - . . 8 MG.r~ Ame"riC!ans "Advance To 3~ Ro~nd I~r ScOrellOap) 'BOsox Win on White's Ho~ In ,~ Bntlsh Amateur Golf Championships . A.""," L :, NATO ...=:- I~!~m!~nl!! ('Ienl.nd .. ~~ ~I .~. OB Mil...... ~ ~. .::' 011 er Sammy White hit a ba!& Chl"r...... !II IS .6:1~ II. Br.... lrn .... "!41 IJ .G11 I empty ninth inning hoITIl\' b Sweeny, Strafac; * * * New Yor" .. .. '!'j 1:1 .G·!!) ., N ... Vork .. !. 16 .M4I I'. give the Boston Red Sox • ~! National Open ~""I':!~r~ ': .. :; ~: :~.~ .::; ~:~e~o·:~:I :·:: ~~ ~~ :~ ~" win over the hapless Philadel· Help ~ Restore Wubln,l.D J~ !O .S;~ 18', p ..n.d.lpbl • . I' It .~ 3', phia Alhletics Tuesday niChl. --The Dail Iowan Will Be P/aved ;:I:::'IPbla ': :~ ~: ~~; :~: ; ~~:::~:,i. ''': :~ ~: ::!: I ~'\ The loss shoved the A's farther Yankee Prestige down into the American lea. 'rUESDAY'S BE ULT MUffiFIELD, Scotland (A» In Springfield, N.J. TUESDAY'S RESULTS cellar. Belton !I. PbUadl"'pbla '! Phlladelpbla U· IIro.III,' n. "aiD White's blast came Socialite Robert Sweeny, tour· Nfl'" l rarll tI. ,,' •• hln.. '.u 3 N ... Yor" ZI. PUlob.rr•• ott MIlI't"e ney-tough Frank Strafacl and a SPRINGFIELD. N. J . ()p) MU ...... S. Cloelnoall I Martin, who had replaced start. Detroll ~, Baltimore'" (.f: JIUI'.nl" SI. L.ul, 9. Chlea•• 4 unique collection of servicemen GoLfdom probably never heard of CbJ('a,... , CluTf.and '! er Marlon Fricano at the beIIJ' restored American pre s t I g e Shunpike road, but the name will TODA Y'S PITCHERS nlng oc the eighth. Martin wu TOOA 1" l'lTCDEILS Tuesday in the British Amateur b(> part of its vocabulary come Pblla.e1phla a~ Bro."lyn (01,"1) . charged with his fourth _ Clo ••land al Cbln,. - Wynn (~.t) aoberu (~O v., Ne.. eombll (8.2). Golf championship. June 17. V • K.eran (G.\). PI\loburrb al N .... y .... - La. (S·4) against one win. Righthander Reversing Monday's t r end The 54th National Open tour Balllm.re al Delroll - PIII.tt. I~· .) n. JaD •• n (~.\) or G.m.. (t·a). Willard Nixon registered b!s VI . Za\le,fnk (.·0), Mtlw •• kee at Clnelnna" (a.,IlO - when 13 of 24 Yanks were cut nament will be played just off Ne .. York at \V •• bIDr~on (nlrbO C.nley (S·I) v. ValenUn. (H.~) . second win against three Iosse,. down in ~heir fjrst starts, eight Internationals To Play- the shady. country lane at the Ford (1·3) VI. Port.rfleld «(\.~). Chl .. ro al I. Loul. (nlrbl) - Min· Boston 100 Oil 001-1 • , 8. ton Phll."elp"la (nl,hI) - ftU (8 .. 2) v •• Polloi ." (J.'!) or .a5chl Baltusrol GolI club June 17-19. al 1~~ American& shot their way into Klel)' (It-'n VI. ill.rUn (I ·:n . (~-O' . • Sammy White Phlla. 000 100 6 I the third: round, losing only The road got its name in the three men in the process. l old days when canny motorists These '~i ned six other U. S. Soccer in Iowa used it to avoid paying tolls on represen~pves, including two the Morris turnpike. time win'ner Frank Stranahan -Against Cosmopolitans No doubt more than one shot Sox Snap Tribe's Winning Streak, 4~2 of Toledo. Ohio, and Walker maker will wish he had shunned Cupper Blll Campbell of Hunt A game *new to* most * lowall{l - Bergeik, *Claude * Blatteis.* Mario the Shunpike instead next month Ington, ~. Va., who advanced soccer - has been scheduled be Basbaum, John Uzo Dinma, Olav when play starts on the torturous, Trail Cleveland by Only JY2 Games Monday. ' tween the SUI International club Harket. Bob Hazlett. Arne Hord trap-happy course it skirts. Sweeny ,,,In.. 1 Up and the Iowa State Cosmopolitan vel, Nick Kattchee, Bill King, The course has been length Football or Baseball? CHICAGO (IP) - The Chlcalo Sween1:" from Palm Beach, club for next Saturday at 2 p.m. Herman Laur, Sam uel Ling, Chi ened from 6,783 yards to 7,027 White Sox snapped the league. Fla.. an ew York. defeated Lt. on the ISC campus. Lu, Ben Luke. Penuel Malaia, and par has been reduced from Giants Score 11 Runs in 8th Against Pirates; leading Cleveland Indians' 11· Col. To Duncan, 1953 British The International club has Roger Nava. Vincent N'Chami, 36-36-72 to 34-36-70. Lockman Leads 22-Hit, 21-4 Win game winning streak Tuesday Walker p captain, one uP. been busy the past two weeks Arturo Obadia, Uzo Chuko-Oke Fairways have been narrowed night. 4-2, and climbed within on the . hole. Sweeny cap- trying to organize a team from ke. Mike Pierce. Luis Ferdandez ("onsiderably by letting the grass NEW YORK (JPj':"" The New major league homer with a, man 10, games of fir.st place in tIIr tured title in l~37 . the foreign students on campus. Renau. Bob Rinaldi, Lim San-un, grow to a height of from three to York Giants scored 11 runs in aboard during the 11-run eighth. American league. Strata trom Garden City, But talent has been uncovered, Alberto Van, Kolbjorn Vasaasen. four inches along the outer fring the eighth inning-the biggest Davey Williams also homered The Sox jumped on Bob Ltm· N. Y., saD){ a 30-foot putt on the although a little rusty after years The match is essentially a so es. single inning in the majors this in the big inning. Ray Katt on for two runs and four hilJ 15th h~to close out A. B. of neglect. cial event. It is hopQj:l it will The Quantity and Quality of season-and walloped the lowly slammed a triple and a double. in the fifth inning and ~ored Timms 0 ew Zealand, 4 and 9. Iowa will field a team com mark the beginning ot closer con traps have becn upgraded over Pittsburgh Pirates 21-4 Tucsday Bill Gardner and Don Mueller single runs twice without bene Uni!o d personnel contri- prised of players from such wide tact between the foreign students the past few years under the di )'light for their fourth straight added doubles and Willie Mays fit of a hit. buted to America's big day over ly separated sections of the world oC the two schools. A social party rection of Robert Trent Jones, victory. a triple. It was Lemon's first defeat the 6,806-yard cours&, which was as China, Scandanavia. Nigeria, and dance have been arranged noted golf course architect. The New Yorlc run total was Fourteen Giants went to the of the year after racklng up six swept emy in the day by a Germany, England, Japan, South to follow the game. A score of the sandy devils the second highest of the sea plate in the eighth. Three walk straight viclories. cold wind fnd rain off the Firth America and Spain. The players and f&nS from have been Tesdesigned to put a son, only two shy of the Chi ed. eight hit and all 11 scored. Billy Pierce, Sox starter, won of Fort", nd laLer baked by 1\ Iowa will leave in prIvate cars greater premium on accuracy off cago Cubs' 23 against St. Louis The victory was Antonelli', lowa's team wilJ be chown his third game of the )"~= warm stili from the following players: Johlt for Ames from the field house the tees and on approach shots. during the first week of play. sixth against two losses. The de against Cour losses, but needed Whitey Lockman led the 22- feat was charged against young Othter Wlnners Lilted Atha, El'nesto Bacci, WlUen Van 10 a.m. Saturday. help from Virgil Trucks in th ~ These winners included Capt. hit assault with thlee singl~s Bob Purkey who left for a eighth inning aCter "'alking the Malcolm • Btokes, an air for-:e and the first grand slam home pinch hitter in the fifth. • bases loaded. doctor who c~lms three home run of his major league career. Pitts. 000 100 0 30- 4 ".J towns. Savannah, Ga., Tulsa, D'avey' Spahn !ames Reds, Seven of the other Giant hits N. Y. 020 210 5 11x--21 22 0 Cleveland 010 100 OO~2 •• To Risk Comeback 'OU Okla., and Garden City, N. Y. ; were for extra bases. Pitchr I' Billy Pierce Chicago 001 OOX-4 •• HArold lWdg1ey an army master . On 6-HII Job, 3-1 Johnny Antonelli hit his fi1\$t sergeant IrOn;! Havertown, Pa.; Tigers Nip Orioles . \ Larry Carpenter, a 23-year-old In 12 Innings, 5-4 East Waterloo Wms State Basebal TItle,3·t army intelligence ofticer from Against Martinez Tonight :.~~~:E'£~[;b~h~~E~; Haddix, Musial Springfield. N. J., and Richard DETROIT (JP) - Rookie B ill MASON CITY(JPj-East Wa- Davies, a 23-year-old sailor from CHICAGO (IP)- In his first nighl, downing the Cincinnati Tuttle smashed s triple into th:! terloo exploded a three-run all its runs. He struck out six Redlegs 3-1 behind the six-hit Spark Cards Annandale, Calif., who saved Chicago stadium start since Kid lelb field corner, scoring Al Kn- burst in the third inning to win men. up a year's pay in order to com pitching of Warren Spahn, who Over Cubs, 9-4 line from first to give the De- the Iowa high school baseball Gavilan stopped him there 15 homered in an insurance run in troit Tigers a . 5-4, 12-inning championship 3-1 over Dcs The farthest East had gone it! pete. state tournament play previow· Other U: S. survivors included months ago, gambling Chuck the third. ST. LOU 1 S (JP) - Bunching victory over the Baltimore 0:1- Moines Tech Tuesday night. Hamilton W. Wright of Sharon, Davey meets sol i d-punching Hank Aaron smashed a home their ten hits behind the steady oles Tuesday night. It was the first slate champ- ly was in 1945. when East bOw· run in the same inning with pitching of Harvey Haddix, the The blow checked a three- Ions hip for East. which closed ed 1-0 to Des Moines Roosevel\ Conn., and Jamel; ·G. Murray of Vince Martinez in a televised Joe Adcock aboard to give ihe Pittsburgh. The latter advanced Cardinals Tuesday night defeat game slide for the Tigers and out its season with a record Cit in the ~hampionship game. welterweight 10-rounder tonight Braves a Cull game lead in the ed the Chicago Cubs, 9-4, to end extended Baltimore's los I n g 17 wins and ] loss. Oddly, the only two extra on a default Wright plays the National league. golfing sailor, Davies. Wednes at 8 p.m. CST. a three gam losing streak. Had streak to five games. Lloyd WHlb18ndl, East Water- base blows of the .game wenllO A 7-5 underdog, Davey is risk Spahn struck out three and dix fanned nine and allowed Detroit rallied three timrs, loo's pitcher, scattered ilve hits the losers. Lohner led ofl with a day. walked three in gaining his ing the chance of ruining a big nine hits in gaining his sixth with home runs (iramatically and struck out 11 in winning dou'ole \n the first innin& ',1\6 n fifth win in eight decisions. The victory. Stan Musial led the tying the score on two occasions. his lOth victory of the season. Randy Nichols clubbc4- another Los Angeles gate in a scheduled southpaw whipped the Reds CSTdinal attack with a trip:e, Jim Delsing, in a desperatp. He walked only four men. two-bagger in the slKth, but Busch, Card Owner, June 25 rematch with Art Aragon live times without detea.t la&t double and single. batting slump hit his first home Jerry Lohner, Tech's pitcher both died on base. as he takes oll.Jlixth~kedlotar season. Rookie outfielder Wally Moon run of the season into the upper who was trying for his third Says Me'li Sell tinez, beaten only 3 times jn 36 Ted Kluszewski cracked his sparked the Cardinals' running right field stands to tie the ~n of the tournament, also al- Des M. Teclt. Q()1 000 0-1 5 3 bouts. 11th home run of the year in gat;ne with four stolen bases. score 3-3 in the ninth. lowed only five hits but thj-ee of E. Water'\oo 003 0" x-3. 5 • Martinez Want Title Shot the second inning. within one of tying the National Bait. 100 010 010 010-4 11 4 them were concentrated 10 the I Lohner and Davell)lOl1; WUI· On t Conditions l\lI\w'kee 000 030 000-3 6 1 league record that has stood fol' Detr. bh 000 001 011-5 10 0 third inning, when East scored brandt and Buok.. , Martinez, from Paterson, N. J., Cincinnati 010 000 OOO-l 6 0 WASHINGTON (JP) - AUgu3t 50 years. L~ clamoring fol' a shot at Gavi- A. Busch Jr. said Tuesday that The Cardinals took an early he' would gladly sell the Cardin lan' welter crown. Yanks Get 17 Hits, lead and drove starter Johnny al ba se b~~ team if hc could get Southpaw Davey, a scholarly Kllppstein out oC the box in the his irwEffment back and the excollegiate champion trom Mi Defeat Nats, 9-3; third inning. tcam stayed in St. Louis. Special 'Purchase Sale! chigan State coilege, also has an Chicago 000 020 101-4 9 1 It was, in effect, Busch's reply Mantle, Ford Star to a suggestion from Sen. Edwin eye-catching record, 40 victories st. Louis 210 060 00x-9 10 0 C. Johnli,op D-Colo that base -26 by knockouts-against two WASHINGTON (A")-The New draws and four defeat.!i. 4 BIG:DAYS J ball an~cer don't mix. The York Yankees turned Bucky . Colora.do senator had exhorted But one ot those four defeats, Harris night into a nightmare Busch to forget beer and concell the 10th-round TKO by Gavilan for the Washington manager At Iowa Supply Wednesday, Thursday, .Friday, Saturday trate on baseball. "THE MAN" ,... •J" ,""'u, lit the Chicago stadium Feb. 11, Tuestiay night, clubbing five Busch j~ president ol Anheu Louis Cardinal .outflelder 1953, reduced him from a na Senators' pitchers for 17 hits and ser Bus.ol6 Inc., which makes and one of the top hiUers In tional TV boxing hero to just coasting to a 9-3 victory as Budweiser, and president also of the National leape (he's hit another welterweight. Whitey Ford went the route for Parker's Unr .359 and has 46 RBI's and Davey's on 'The Comeback Trail' the first time this season. 14 homers) demonstrates the Davey, who did most of his Mickey Mantle led the Yankee 150 Pair' baWn&, form wbieh makes him earlier fighting in :Ind around assault with a home run and a tl'e terror 01 oppealnr hurlers. Chicago, has had six fights since pall' of singles. Ford, who now new ball point welterweight king Gavilan pum has beaten the Senators six By Tb. Anoelaled Pr ... Lightweight (lne•• des MftDd.y'. Game) meled him almost at w1I1 and dis times in his career without a AMEttlCAN LEAGUE illusloned a horde ot TV fans. loss. got two hits himself. BATTING ~ .. II". Clonlalld ...... RI\! The 28-year-old Davey on his The Yankees got off to a run J\es-eD, Clevelan4 t •• ' ••••• I •• ••••• • ,.,:\ "comeback" trail has defeated in the first inning and never T.tHe, ""Ir.lt ...... !lM were headed, chasing starter RUNS BATTlED IN Sammy Guillani, Sammy Mas th~o ler Ir." .... Clo".la"d ...... 4~ trean and Gerald Drewer while Mickey McDermott to cover Min ..... Cblea...... 85 Sleven, W ••hln,t." ...... • 26 losing twice to Al Andrews and with four straight singles in th.' 110 liE BUNS being edged by Aragon in a dis fourth. the st. ~\IS Cardinals. the Na " •• D. CI.... land ...... tional league club the ,brewery MIDO.O, Chlea,...... puted decision at Los Angeles last New York 10'l 300 12~9 17 0 VeraoB, W ••'lnrtOIl •...... February. Wash. 002 001 090-3 ., 1 bought a year ago. . III ....", wa.lllnl1.. . ..• ...... Johnson is president of the PITCHING • class Western league. He and Lem.D. CI ... ela"d ...... 0 .. A. Lo,aL. "'e. York ...... 11-. Busch ap)l!ared before the sen C .....rra. Cbl.aID ...... '.. S·' ate judicfa\-y subcommittee con Mor,aD. N ... Y."" ...... S.. NATIONAL LEAGUE sidring Johnson's proposal' t:> 1JATT~'G bring withjn the anti-trust laws labl...... 8\. lAul • ...... •••177 lIf•• lal, lI~l L ..I...... 11\9 any organized baseball team Muller. 1'1'" ,.,.k ...... IMI PERFECT for contr?I1~'by aUNII BATTBD IN 'SLACKS a commercial en Mu.lal. SI. Loul...... « terpnse. Jabl..... I. III. ~ul...... :IS In a flareup with Johnson, Bell. ClnehrDal'l ...... 3~ HOlliE JtU~S Beach Busch said he had no desire to ".alal, Ill. Le ...... m 0 n 0 pol i z e beer-maki~ or Saaer. Cl.oq...... Klan"","I. CI.ot .. na~ ...... baseball, iJf to use the Cardmals May., New York ...... Writ •• the equiv to promott! BudweiSer. or Pool PITCHING alant "If anybody wanU to buy th~ ...., .. 1. 51. Lnl...... ~ •• of five ordi P ....., B~."I:r ...... 4·. Cardinals, they're open," he said. f ...lor. CI ••lnoul .....• . • ...•.. • 8·. nary ball point . "All I ask is that they be kept That season is here cartridg •• - in St. ~"-_. i4Jr~'·_!· --,-_ again! Now is 393,000 word. b.for. you n ••d 'Rayons • Orlons • Dacrons 1 Turkey Capf~res .' . the time to Pick huy your swim· a r.flllI Saves buying r.flll aft.r • Nylons • . Mixtures r Wrestling Crown; wear needs. r.filll Unitfid' Sfates 7fh Choose from our • Ph,ln Tropical. • 51ub Po"ern, I TOKYO, Wednesday(.4l)-Tur Up - top quality • Cord, • Neat Check. k~y dethroned Russia as the I world free-style w res t 1 in g Your collection of .;.J champion Tuesday. and Turkey's .. r. ' 1_...... ------..... excited coach said fie knew all divers and albng "the Communists could boxers, styled by nol. stop my boys." Turkey wound up the four Brentwood. Pairs day meet with 36 points. only ,· HAWKEYE 3.95 one more than Russia. Russia Choice 0/3 531 pro won the wrestling title at the for 1952 Olympics. "' /Ulc.U!.(~r Fuhlon Flra& ••• po;nt sizes The United States team, never 2 In contention. wound up sev- TODAY }E /. enth. . XC IU 'ilv n ni Turkish wrestlers huged o~e • 30-'60 1090 a not her in celebration and In the basement '" ~ICj)/! t I1J Coach Yasar' Dogu. de~lared : . ." De.y ,'SI O~R\R:dO"nSOn "Th!s if th~ sweetest, vlctol'Y we cou~tf · brmg home to our a.cross from campus Char3e ~U', etoth~ • ~U'UlW;Lns~ people. We showed them the of East Hall · CommunJlta are not SUpret1lC. Iowa Supply Accoulllt }-24 I.· Washington like some people believe." THE DAILY lOW ~-Iowl ell , Ta.-Wed., ~ray 211, 19S4-~~e 5- ~lIIer Schine Family Discusses Contempt Charges INurses To Begin F h N T II f 0 d I fisliing Trip Planned IConference TocJo.y ! rene urse e s 0 r ea Nursing ed tors from Iowa., HANO). Indochina UP) - Ge ning Illinois, .!inne,ota and Wiscoll- ne\'ie\'e de Galard Terraube t(lld Her commission as a lieutena"" Fqt. Crippled Children Isin will attend a three-day con- the story Tuesday of her two· in the French a.ir force expire terence on election oC learning month ordeal at Dien Bien Pbu, • - Ca~. Fishing poles, country-fresh 1------:------ next January. , a bases. experiences for student nur~ and declared UI only did my air and lots or Iun - that's w'lnt I State Conservation commission. which opens today at SUr. duly." She was flown into ~e for-. , horner b youngsters from the Iowa Hos- Start members are taking a tress to supervise evacuat10n of Sox l ... ~eeting in the Iowa Center Then the French nurse hurrle:! pi tal-Scho~l for Seyerely Handi- ! picnic lunch to be eaten in the wounded. Vletminb forces at I for Continuation Study, the' of! the Hanoi's best beauty par- Pbilad~ capped ChIldren WIll be expost'd I woods alter concluding fishing tacked the air strlp the next day - la:,- '1IiCh' to Friday when they exchange activities. The leafUe is furnish group will bear talks today b lor for a badly-needl'd hairdo. and he could not Jeave. ~'s tl~ Prof. Lvrett Heidgerken. nurs- The blue-eyed brunette. 29. :an lea_ classrooms tor a Washington ing soft drink. "1 did not see much f the county farm. Hospital-SChOOl classes for the IIn, educator at Catholic Uni\'e~- I spoke calmly but feelingly of her fighting or any or the last dead" ity ot America, Washington, work in caring for the wounded The second annual Memorial current term will end June 2. Iy assault ~use always D. C., nd SUI Provost Harvey at the faUen fortress. oU I.{~ day outlng sponsored by the many times in mud up W my IC{!d stan. i M. Da\'is. "It was tbe mo t formidable knees - I was worldng with the the~. Wa shingt~m county Isaac Walto:l I Pangborn To Speak Dean Myrtle E. Kitchell of tho! experience of my life," she said. league WIll be held at the Car- woundl'd," she said. [art in ~ I SUI college of nursing will serve I To a news conference, she bon Crawford farm near Ains-', At New Jersey College "It was just awful lor us be IUrth loa worth, Leroy Larsen, senior i as moderator this alt.ernoon for ga~e an indicatJon ot the good Ighthandet cause there were 10 few doctors teacher and chairman of th~ I Prof. Cyrus Pangborn of the a round table discussion. Ihumor that had brought her tered ba outing committee, said Tuesday. I school of religion wIlI deliver the Round tablt. participants will through. to help the wounded and I WaS ree I~ Thirty-five children accom-I baccalaureate sermon to the be Prot. Amy Frances Browl". Had she fallen in love or re the only woman nurse there." n-3 I. panied by..'iO ,siaff members anll ; graduating cla~~ of the New Jer conference coordinator; Marth;) ceived any proposals at the tor Estimates of the French Unlo:l to-261 volunleecs leave Iowa City Isey College for Women, New Brown, as Istant director of gra- tre s? wounded at Olen Blen - Pt.u at 8 a.m. and travel the 30 miles Brunswick, New Jersey. June 6. duale nurse education, WaShing- I First she called the question ranged from 1,300 to 2,000. south tp Ai sworth in a univer- ~ His sermon topic will be, ton university. St Louis; Miss indiscreet. then she smiled and -- Heldgerken; Emily Holmquist, an wered "No." sity bus. tidn wagons and i "Truths That Wake." a quota· HOBBY CLUB TO IO£T cars, Lat' e said. ItiOD from Wordsworth's "Ode to (AI' " 'lrt.,lo.t.) research aSsistant in a special Next week she goes 10 Paris The hobby club ot the SUI Issac Walton members are frnmortality." MEMBER OF THE DIN Oleaters family talked wlUl uaoela&6 TUesday before &,oin. Into fed· curriculum oroject at the UI'lJ- to visit her mother, Mrs. Ro~et Dame' club w111 meet in the providing poles. bait and other Pangborn will become associ eral court In Buffalo, N.Y., to an wer eharces that Oley di.lObeyed a eourt order dJreetlar dJqMIUl I, versity of Washington; and Lou- de Galard Terraube. A(ter that home oC Mrs. Helen BIas, 930 E. fishing equipment for the chil-, ate professor of religioUS history of theaters In an aatl-trust aclJon. Lett to rlcht are Attorney Frank G. aalehle. J. Meyer ehJDe, 1se Schmitt, dlrector ot the SL'I wlll come Urne to consider of Bloomington st., at 8 p.m. 1hur3- dren to use in an DI·tificial pond I &t New Jersey College [or Wo John A. MIl', Donald G. ~hlne and Loul!l W. Sehlne. J. {eyer Schlne Is the father or Pvl. G. David I graduate program In nursing Iters ot around $100,000 to wrlle day. The group will maite ea!- . ! ChiealO which has been stocked by the' men (Rutgcrs) next year. chine, a principal In the army-McCarthy hearlnr. service administration. her own story ot Dien Bien Phu. rings. Ie leal!Ut. ~ians' 1\. TUesday ed within Ice in th ~ Bob tern. fou~ hits nd stOl'ell out bene. :st defeat ng up six ' Irter, won WANT AD RATES Miscellaneous For Sale Rooms For Rent Help Wanted the )'e~ ; One day ...... 80 per word 1941 PONTIAC 6 $75 PER WEEK J TODAY'S·'ROCKET' SPECIAL' Jt needed Three days .... 120 per word CONVERSION 011 burner and conI rob. ROOMS tor men. Avanable J une 10th. WANTED: Clrl tor part·tlme orn~ i; ks in th,. Five days ...... 150 per word Complete, ~ial 9251. ~. work. APply In peroon. Pari, Clean· Pri. 121 low. a\ie:nUrf:. ilkin, the Ten days ...... 200 per word FOR SALE. 26' Mobile Hom . BeButtful Roo\f for rent. Clrl•. 1-2913. GUARANTEED A flne Low MUure Cal' ODe l\lonth . .... 390 per word condition. $1.000.00. Call 8-O32~ dler ~. PAn r·TIME oal."",an n~ded . 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MER WORK AS WELL :A d gone ill 27' house TRAILER with adJolnln, from $125 to $1 ,800. in following morning's Daily room. 2802. PERMANENT PERSONNEL. previous· Iowan. Please check your ad 01 the INC 0 M E BEClNS WITH Stop at !Ie VENDING machine•. Write Box 30. lor rent tot TRAININC. East bow. in the first issue it appears. D.II~ r"wan. Roosevell The Daily Iowan can be re Roo~1 lor men. 01.1 701&5 Sec Mr. Gilson, Thursday, May .. i AIRCONOITIONER. FuU " ton cap.· __~ _ _ PONTIAC GARAGE ~ame. Pe ts 27 at the Student Placement sponsible for only one incor 1947 FORD Tudor Radio, heater. Runs good. in 1947 LINCOLN Sedan' GUARANTEED O.K. Radio, heater, overdrive. I. USED CARS See Any of Our Salesmen: WALKER For 26 Years Iowa Bill Lee, C. M. Casey, James Ryan. Wa,on t>oerres, ~.e~ Mc Cabe, Harvey Miller, A. J . Dreckman, Mltel Moore. Joe M~ 21t1!!; City's Leading Used Ginnis, Hal Blakesley. Car Dealer! ...,. "iil I Iowa City Motors, Inc. NALL MOTaRS, Inc. --. and "Hom, of the (tit) OK that Counts • I Burkett-Rhinehart Motor (6: .. Phone 9651 Corner Burtington & Linn i USED CAR LOTS U I ~ " j Pan I-TIIE DAILY IOWAN-Ie..... City. I •.-W .... 1'117 II. 11" ~ Roil Appeal 9-lnch Rain F~lIs in Texas . - .... f.:ails To Halt Stockholder .. NEW YORK (.47)- The New Yerk Central raiJrpad failed Tuesday in a two-pronged legal appeal to spike Roberl R. Young's guns at Wednesday's stockhold ers' meeting. 5S The railroad asked that the torces of Young. financier who ~eeks control oC the Central. be blocked !rom voting a crucial 800.000 .shares of stock at the meeting; or. j( decision on this were delayed, that the court post pone the meeting. Deelstell Reserved " Decision was reserved on bQth matters but presiding justice Da vid W. Peck of the appellate di cono' vision, New York State Supreme Court, s'aid: • "You can assume we are not going to enjoin the me~tlng." Although the court could. tech nically. act at any time before the mcetin& gets under way in Albany, N. Y., Wednesday, the last roadblocks scemed to be re- moved. . S'-Ck ValldUy Contested Central management has been contesting the validity of the stock sale since shortly after it I was made tor $20 ",ilUon In Feb CAP Wlr'pbHo) ruary by the Chesapeake & Ohio I WADING IN MUD HALF-WAY to her kneel II a Newlin, Tex.• Railwar,. Young's former rail Your 1954 a-Irl. Patsy Dows. Nine-Inch ralnl In the area turned the parched. road. wind-blown plains Into a quaamlre this week, torOth first time In the courts and before the In In several years. Dama.e to crops and terraces I, fora-otten by , terstate Commerce eominisslon, , Patsy as she wades threua-b her back )lard. , . the Ci~tral has called the sa!e . "a sha;rl and devlcc" and said the tr.ansfer papers were "defective." Central charged bel ore the ICC .., plot .to put' Central and C&O Pickets Disrupt Operations under common control. . . One by one, ~he Cenll;al man .. ll,l[ement. led by Presi ent Wilson . r White, has lost its legal battles At Ruan Transport Terminal to stymie vollng of the 800.000 .' shares, the largest outstanding Two "hit and run" pickets dis block of Central stock, 12.41 per rupted operations at the Ruan Pekin, Ill., wbere 9 strike is be cent of the 6,447.410 outstanding Transport corporation tenninal ing l)eld over union dcmands for commo.n shares. ar Coralville Monday nigbt Cor changes in a leased, 9perator plan Sides To Keep Secreey eight and one-half hours. !'mployed by Ruan with its About 2,500 of the Ceptral's Although the drivers at the drivers. 50.000-i;)dd stockholders are ex Coralville terminal are not on pected for today's meeting. strike, they refused to cross the White told newsmen it would picket line for {ear of being Baby Girl Burned take at leaSt six days to tabulate "blackballed" by the union, • the trclllcndous vote. He said In Auto Accident; both sides had agreeq to main The picket~ arc Slopping at tain sctrccy while the count is Ruan terminals 85 a sympathy Condition 'Fair' being conducted by three election measure to gain support for Ruan U)spectors. drivers who are striking at Pe The conditio'll of two-mont:l The Central board of 15 dircc kin, Havana and Quincy, Ill. old Mitzi Ellen Albaugh, burned tors is running for re-election The two pickets were at the by radiator fluid when pinned against Young's opposition slate terminal from about midnight to under a car which overturned which 11e heads. 8:30 a.m. and during that time 14 Monday night, was improved trucks were held up, according to Tuesday night. University hos Roy Mustoe. Ruan terminal man pitals reported that the inCant Seaman To Head ager. d.aughter of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy The pickets stop at terminals Albaugh, West Branch, was in Social Workers for short intervals. Mustoe said fair condi tion. Prof. Richard M. Sen man, or and leave before any legal action The accident occurred on th the! department of social work CUll be taken against them. Cedar Valley roacl c/ght miles at SUI has been elected Eastern The pickets are believed to be northeast of West Branch, about Iowa chainnan for two years o~ from an AFL lelltDsters union at 9:30 p.m. Monday. . the American association of So- Mrs. Albaugh was driving when the car apparently went cial Workers. 'S' City M Elected vice-chairman of ~he 10Ul I an out of control on the gravel road Eastern Iowa chapter which 10- , and overturned. Mitzi Ellen, eludes social workers from 29 M' hiT Gt who was riding with hel' moth Iowa c:ountles was Malvin Heg- It ae sen 0 e er, was pinned beneath the ve reness. Davenport, Scott county hicle. They were the only occu pants of the car. Jdental Health center e~ecutive. Gretchen Estel, Iowa CIty, me- Honorary Degrees Scalding water from the car's 'dlcal social consultant of the radiator burned the infant, hos r' 'State Services [or Crippled Chi! Prof. Robert S. Michaelsen, di pital officials said. etren, was chosen 1954-56 seere rector of SUI's school of religion, Mrs. Albaugh went to a neat tary-treasUTllr. and Marvin T. Nodland, SUI by house to get help after thp. AAl.SW is a professional or graduate and superintendent of accident. She was released gallization to raise personnel Sioux City schools. will receive Tuesday from University hospi standards and otherwise advance honorary degrees at Cornell col tals. lege commencement exercises Mr. Albaugh Is employed at I • social work practice in America. .' Seaman explains. June 7, Cornell officials have the post office in West Branch. announced. Michaelsen will be awarded a Doctor of Divinity degree. Th~ S To Be Given religious educator earned his City Record B. A. degree from Cornell in Engineer Awards J942 and went to Yale univer Fire englneerlng st:ldents wiII receive scholarships for outstand BIRTHS sity where r~ received a B. D. To Mr. and Mrs. James Farr degree in 1945 and a Ph. D. in ing work at noon today at the engineering faculty luncheon in Kalons, a girl Monday at Mercy 1951. hospital. He was an American civili thc Iowa Memorial Union cafe tcria alcove. Congratulations ..:to To Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Schnoc zation fellow al Harvard univer belen, Lone Tree, a boy Monday sily in 1951 and 1952. Prior to Paul Nunn. E3. Oxford and .. Mercy hospital. his appointment as director o{ Darrell Wyrick, E3. Ft. Madison, ~ . 2t will receive the Fred-Deb1er . . To Mr. and Mrs. William Shay, the school 01 religion, he held an assistant professorship at scholarship. The Westinghouse 820 E. Fairchild, a boy Tuesday scholarship will pe given to John at Mercy hospital. SUI and at Yale. , Michaelsen will be guest R. Jeffers, E3, Tipton, and Laur . , . To Mr. and Mrs. Philip Holka, ence Gertsma. E3, Lynnevllle. J. , 1730 F. St.. a boy Monday at ,speaker at the exercises. The .. title of his address will be "Our Keith Hultquist, E3, Mt. Pleasant Merc1 hospltal._ will receive the B. J. Lambert Editor Life Expectancy." I schola(ship. • DEATHS Nodland will be awarded an honorary Doctor of Educlltion Letters of appreciation fOI' be EUIIBbcth W. Hayward, 67, ing active In the college of en Bussey, Monday at University degree. He earned his B.A. de gree from Cornell in 1926' and gineering will be~'ven to five hospitals. graduating senio : Walter C. I POLICE COUllT his M. A. degree from SUI in .. 1935. Jones and Richard on nett. both I