~ Serving the State Th.Weather University of Iowa (; llnued cold toda Campus and ,,·jah ble iIIO~ Our­ I' • II b tou, t. n­ Iowa City at tlnut'll (' Id throucb , un­ dol • E51. 1868 - AP leose.J Wire, Wlrephoto - Fi.... unb lowo City. lowo, Solurday. March 16. 1955 Two Gunmen ob Iowa City Gro'c r '. Belgian Students Ptotest Cut in School Subsid ~ es Scoop Money ~ Flee Hancher Greets Ind"an Ambassador From John's Grocery , t Joh,,'s Mar­ t., tall' FT d y. n ' ht. m n I II-;~ with hIm f0r &bout uod '. Al I 1

C .. WI"plitt., IGN-WAVING 8 eleian athollc ll tud ~nl.s demon trate In 11 vtrl('e a aln t Ihe onrnmeot' po_ posed CU ! In Catholic chool ubsldlt . tore than !),OOO poll I'mtn \\trl' moved Into 8m I earl Stress~s Importance this morning to enforce a r onrnmenl ban on all catherlnJ' or more Ullln five pe pit'. ,roup mov - rnents Inlo Brussels bave been prohibited. About 934.00 of Beltlurn '. 1,646,000 chool children at. lelld CathoUe school. Catholic p rents kept their chJldr n ut of hool Thursda in one~d pro­ test strike against the sub Idy cut. Of H;' ~ torical Editing l 'Universe Entry Am('ri.c;m univeNiilic FJ'Q:ty r----"!"""­ nl 111 W rc: U!1g'u 10 do mom In th Hi.! torlCliI F.lIltnl,'· H' <11- t II ld. of prom till, rril al West A((uses Russia o . plain ~l th po 1II0n of the ' kal iUn b) Prot. J tilln . hl.~IQI hi torlcol editor alol1o'ld th' P. BoYd, of the Prin Lon ! - v. Ily h torv de- I rtwnt. hI>- OfSeuecy Violatio &yd spoic the 8 p.m. alon f th 334 nnu I Cell

LO~ (A» -The We tern pGiNC!r3 u. the viet Uno, of Tl~Omb hrtBre." loh Frida night of gross viola- tion oC the sec'recy rules of the The ~cstern powers chargcil five--power London conference that Sovlel JJe.puty Foreign Mln­ Called Pollee on dtisal'mament. Ister Andr.d A. Gl'omyko Leok d A rhal>ky cal\ d the pol cc ot to the SovIet news o~ency a plan T h~'Y p'led~ed . hl>wevcr, to prl'sented by him to the con(er­ 9:30 p.m. push ahead With the negotiations enee Bnd gave ou a "Downright Both m n, AI "to cast aside the hor.rible threat mIsrepresentation" o.t the W(6t~ w ~ bout 25. JI laid one wa ern positlon. bout 5-10 and thinly built. Th other, he said, w about 5-" The Brliish tor i~ oHic in a and stocky. The stocky IMn, h statement char d Gromyko First of 70 To Probe id, shivered notl~llbly whU with a "gro.. violation" of e­ talkln, with Alberhosky brlore cr~y rules agreed up n at the the hold-u.p. start oC th conference a month Progress A1berhask,y, ho keC!p6 h I~ PI'!ys Set ago. ,tore open until 11 p.m.. wa The state deopartment I'leld up 10 1050, wh n b:lndll.! Of A-Plane Washington said th V.S., Bri­ took nboul ,ISO. For Monday 'ml'n. tain ond Fra"ncc o~r ed Ru. 'Ie Friday nliht's hold-up WlI Jdferaon Papers wasguilly of n "shockini breacn Killona hlah school' presenta­ WASHINGTON W) - A sen­ partly covered. by In:;urnnce. he Boyd (s now edltin- "The ate-house Atomic Energy sub­ of faith." said. tion or "The U,ly DuckUn," at p. pel'S or Thomas Jefterson," a committee plans to ask air Io:c(' Gromyko, chief Russian dele­ Customers In BernIe's Fox 9:30 a.m. Monday will be lh~ 50-volum work or whkh £Om" leaders why greater progre s gate. left London Thursday to ! fuad tavern. acro' the str t flrst ot 70 on -acL plays n leI 12 volum h ve en pUbJi hed. hasn't been made In developing Moscow, via Stockholm. aftl'f trom the grocery, said th two week on Unlvenlly theatre t ,C, In the arternoon . ion Prot. giving an interview on the talk~ men. ~re drlnkln there be­ Followin, Kalona in the 21th atomic planes. FIR T ENTRANT In the 1955 harl' L. Mo"" t. Un Iv r ity to the Soviet Tass ogcncy. Th,l' Core the hold-up. annual Iowa Plo:v Prod uc t.I on or Chkugo hist 'Ian, .lid BrilL h The question will be posed to Miss niverse beaut, oompe­ festival will b Dy.art, "The Secretary Harold Talbott and top Interview touched otC the We ·t­ Utlon I 1 -year-old lnJ'a oci Iy Is becomin mor' like ern denunciation. Runnin, Tidc"; Fayette, "Heot­ AmerIcan lIOC'i y. air force brass at a hearing next lIoffman, "MI rIlJlIay," Ing LI,htnlng"; ond Luana, "The Gl'omyko detailed B Russian Spellkin on the subject of Wednesday. who won hrr naUon', IIn.a .. Storm." Hlah chools with en­ plan cilUing for st p-by-step re­ Billiard Room "Th Tro ormation I7f BrlU ~ h Sen. Albert Gore CD-Tenn.), n recently In Montevideo. The roll men t5 ot fewer than 150 stu­ duction oC conventional weap­ annual ev~nt I cbeduled lor I ty Sl~ 1909:' Mowat. sa.ld subcommittec member, said FrI­ dents wil l t kc part in the fes­ JrENKl' TEELE CO!UMAGER, left, hi tori n and author, talk ons. like tanks and artillery, and July 14-24 III Lonl Beath, thal th~ dL rane 01 <, Iou da y he feels part of the difficul­ tival. wl~h PTot. Ralph EU"worth, head 0' the 'U l IIbr.r , U1)On hi ar­ ty "may lie in th-e , Jact that the leading to eventual abolition of CaUf. Open Monday barriers, better WI('"CCSS 0 hi her Monday's playbill II I.!, begin­ rival her Frida . omma.er wlll Ik to Ole 33d nnu I n­ nuclear arms. e uca ion. th Jmprov ~ status air [olce hasn't had any Admiral ning at 2 p.m .• OldJl, "Wny I am terence or the tuchers ot hi ~,.,. and I I Rick over." . Six SUI queens wllJ aim for of h workini man Dnd the u the side pockels to oftlclally open a Bachelor"; D nmark Academy, ThJ TOlTenl: P 011 EducaU,n ," of f w r dom lic servants show He credited Rear Adm. Hy­ .....~.~ Telescope the bilUald room Ln the new ad­ "The Jeweled Cro "; Under­ -- that the 1055 pal n of Brltish man George Ri ckover. who su­ dition to the Iowa Memorial wood, "Sparkln' to; Monte:cuma, Ilte I much dirtercnt from that pervised the building of the tJnjon Monday mornlni, The "HI'h Window." before World War n, atomic sub"1srine Nautilus, with Date Set for Evening ta eUme Mond y, 30 'Gunmen' Harass billiard room will be the econd "British ocl ty mDy ~omc pushing i\ to a successful con­ May Detect recreational area to be opened with the fi rst curtain ,oin, up ven or Am rlcoD than Am- clusion much earlier than other­ t 7:30, will be shared by Earl­ in the new addition. erican societ.y in at I~a one re- wise 'WoOld have occurred. Gori' Red Editors Sixteen bowling lanes became ville, "Playgo rs": We t Liberty. School Bus Driver 5IX'Ct-ln the shorter span be­ said a ttlp made by committee New Stars available for cocducaUOn:JI, on­ "Th Sisters McIntosh"; Freder­ t.ween Eng 1 i s h extremes ot members on the sub had spark­ ik3, "The Fin&cr of Cod" an~ FAIRFIELD, C 110. (A»-Law­ MOSCOW (A» -Eleven Ru­ CAMBRIDGE, Ma..roved:l enate bill III TOB.V PAltLEy­ leave Ihe door OP9n f r possi ­ It. had withheld the visas be­ RADIO TELESCOPE­ slore here said he would. offer leaders will reform their ranks He wanted orotection. They gave m~rel .\' eonUnuing present ror­ op­ him two "COpS. po~atl ble reopening ot the Peress hear­ cause the group had no speciJie (Continueel 011 7x,{!.(' 6) Gri[tith, who is tree on $1,000 to give It pc,ISwly tougher n Income and excise tox (Contin"ed on Page 6) injls. pJa.ces to visiL bond, a job. posUion. Tbe cop& boarded tbe bus a.nd roles tor one morc year. • ':,... • .. I ' To P Pal:'e 2-TnE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa editorial LETTERS A Public Servant Dies- B,ownell Warns 01 Red Inlil#ration TO THE EDITOR (EDITOR' NOTE: lIere are ' r , The nation lost one of its most outstanding citizens la.. 4ers are Invited t. up ..... pl.­ excerpts from an address "l\led- I ment o[ justice against the La­ Ion. In lollerl to Ibo 1.lIor. All lellen Thursday with thc dealh ot John W. Davis. Davis, one of ing the Communist Menace" by bor youth league have hampered And Still It Grows must Inel.de handwritten Il,nature. and addresses - t7pewrlUen ~lr ••l"tI th.c leading attomeys in lhe country, achieved his greatest Herbert Brownell Jr.. aUorney Communist cHarts to recruit are Dot acceptable. LeUera bee.me Ule genera! of the UnHed tates, to property of The Dan,. lowan. Tile lame a a public servant. members and spread hate propa­ .,wan reserves 'he rJlbt ,. .1Io,'-a, the Greater Boston Chamber of ganda among our youth. After aeltd represeatative letters .. bell au, Bis political career started in HllO \\ hen he was ('\ecLed ommerce last Monday). on tile same lubJeet are reeel"e., .r other lengthy hearings, the wltbhold leUo... Coalrlb.I... Ir. to congr 'ss from W st Virginia, and reached its peak when board has ordered the Labol IImlle4 to DoL more Ibl .. I ... lelle.. I. We have made a great deal of Youth league to register wttn any 3O-day pe.lod. Oplal .... exp,.n" 'he won the Democratic nominatioil for president in 19U. do no!. necesllarlly repu.ea' Uttte .f progress in the past year against the attorney general as a Com­ Tbo Dan, lowln.l , Although he lost the 1924 election to Calvin oolidg(.>, Communist infiltration. But it is munist front: so the public may Davis remained in politics. In 19:32 h backed Franklin D. clear from intelligence informa- i know its officers, its financial Is Art Vulgar? Roosevelt for tlle Democratic llominatioo. tion provided to me by the FBI support and the objects to which that we cannot lower our gulrd. its resources are devoted. TO THE EDITOR: In the last 20 years of his Iifc, D,I\ is' political philosophy We cannot relax our vigilance. Meanwhile, we hav{! continued The dangers - even many of As a steady ' reader of the turned more to the Republican party. JIe attacked thc re­ lo 'Strike at the Communlst con­ "Letter-to-the-Editor" column, I the same problems - still exist, spirators with a number of le­ election of I oosevelt in 1936 and backed Wendell Willkie in because of the ver.! nature of saw to my disgust a letter .pro­ gal weapons. Another 250 sub­ testing your running on March 1940 and Dwight D . Eisenhower in 1952. co"spira~y. the communist versive .aliens have been de­ 23 a picture of "vulgar nudism" .. Davis' law practice ranged from defending Eugene V. It is a woddwide plot,direct­ ported or ordered deported since by the artists of SUI. ed by scheming, ruthless men Debs, prominent Socialist I nder, to arguing for the steel last ApriJ 9. Six pel"3ons have I believe that very few Daily who would bend the whole companies in the steel seizure case of 1952. been convicted of lying to the Iowan readers will have "pas­ world to their seliish will. They government about thoir Commu­ As solicitor general of the United States under Presi­ sions aroused" by the reproduc­ cannot rest, they cannot succeed, Herbert Brownell Jr. nist aIfilia tions and another six tion of this type of art in the dent Woodrow Wllsoll, Davis rcpresellted the government un til lhey have enslaved all the indicted for the same offense. 'We Crlll/101 Relax' pages of the Iowan. in anti-trust suits against the Uniled Stales Steel corporation, world. Four pers~n5 were convicted of As far as art goes, regardless The Communist party, U.SA ., harboring fugitive Communist and International IIm'Vc ter. • of the quality of the paintings is like an iceberg. Only a small plain double-talk. par~y lead{!l' Robet,t Thompson themselves, they are a .pal t of As another public service, Davis ser~ed on the American part can be seen, but lhe bulk is The Communist party line hus who was himself jailed with an our American culture. There­ delegation which met with the Germans to reach an agreement beneath the surface. The ex­ not varied much in the past exltra penalty lor jumping bond. fore, they should be pl'esented posed part o[ the Communist year. The Communists still usc The Smith act. which makes it 'on the treatment and exchange of war prisoners in 191&. to the ·public. conspiracy in this country is any available issue or incident a crime to advocale ihe violent ;rhose who object to publi­ , The nation suffered a great Joss \Vh n pneul110Jlia claimed shrinking but thel'e cont.inues tJ to vilifv the United States and OVErthrow of the govcrrtrnent, cation of this type of art in a .tllC life of John W. D,nris. be much activity beneath the glorify -the Soviet Union. Iremains a~ effective legal w.ea - daily paper express Jdeas sim­ surface. They oppose re-arming West pon to strike at the leadership. ilar to those voiced by ministers Secret Mectine' Germany; they advocate admis- New Laws in the seventeenth and eight­ sion of Red China to the Unit- Two new laws are added de- een th centuries. The members oC the Commun­ "Interpreting the News- ed Nations. At nome. they seek terrents to th?Se, who would play PhU Cummins, A2 ist party resort to secrct mer ling repeal of the Smitn act, the ]n- the Commumsts game. " ..... ~ 310 S. Ca.pitol st. places, secret schools, evcn £c­ cret symbols or numbers in 'llllCe ternal Securitx., act or 1950, anJ The ~irst Of. these is thc so­ ... -'",JJ. .Slrang·eAnomaly in India of names. They usc an ACS'lflian the Communist Control act of called lmmumty statute. One language in dcscribing their 1954. They advoc:lle mcrger of case under It alrcady is !befol'e Taught at Mission, CommUnist-dominated un ion:; the coulis. It involves William nation, which is exactly in a Communist effort to stem By J. l\L Roberts aims and functions, an admitted­ ~vhat' Associated Press News Analy~t with others affiliated with the Ullman, a J'lWn identified h congress wants ,them 10 do. the succcssJul campaIgn against stnte. It had a natural start ly protective form of cxpression CIO or AFL. sworn testimony before a con­ 2. A Ltempt to conceal such subversion. To Speak Here toward a socialistic structurformation to the FBI or who mind, but so far has rai~ed cour,t. Ullman has served notice 1949. Roussel opens a new series of carrying the paTty program. of appeal. trated through affiliation. testi1ied in court against the only 36 1 million, including ~ The Lutheran Mtssion in New 1 programs presenting Fren~h in­ That pamphlet was entitled in­ The second tool comes in the Major Shift Communist pauty. Other articles .1 .0 million loan from the World strumental music of the past Guinea is the largest proteslant bank Dnd 15 million from the nocently enough, "The American Communist Control act of 1954. The Communists have recently in Communist lPublications have mission in the South Pacific. Band Begins hundred years FRO M Way to Jobs,' Peace and Democ­ It utiJizes machinery of the Sub­ made a major shift in ,the em- repeated this attack year aiter lndian government. Of the bal­ F1RANCK TO FR.ANCAlX at 1 phasis they place on their vari- year. About 25 children from Aus­ ance, only slightly more than racy." versive Activities Oon.trol 'board p.m. Bul they are having their to .determine if Communists have ous ,programs. 1t is 'becoming in- While the fight against com­ tralia, New Zealand, Germany, one million came from private Canada, New Guinea, and the TEA TIME SPEClAL features troubles, too. They are not hav­ subverted a legitimate business creasi~y clear that the eur~ent munism gocs on, the Itaotles of American sources. Italian jazz with the Italian ing much luck recruiting, or or labor organization and to en­ violent a tta'Ck against govern- diafbolical ccmspirators change. United States attend the board­ Tour Monday in g school and are able to have Sta.ble Government All-Stars at 4 p.m. even maintaining their ml'mber­ able members to 'free themselves ment witnesses and against the But the important thing is that The SUI concert band will 'rhe complete performance of from such domination. FBI's confidential sources of in- we are making progress in our vacations at least twice a year India's energetic Amb11ssador ship. We know their fum!­ leave Iowa City on its annual "I Pagliacci" by LeoncavalI:l raising drives are f311mg short. UnJon Moves formation has many of its roots fight agaJnst ,them. with their families. Mehta, a business man himself, will be presented by the La Sca­ Meanwhile, some of the unions .;-pring tour Monday at 8 a.m . They are hard-pressed to keep . has bcen preaching to American la opera company chorus and which might be involved have investors for more than two an active leadershIp intact and Originally founded in 1881, the orchestra on OPERA P.M. at 7 functioning in the face of gov­ made moves 'to do one or more Q~ars the truth that India has band has ,been making a spring p.m. of three things: ' a st'l'ble government, that its ernment actions. tour of Iowa sioce 1939, its pres­ TOD Y' scnED LE 1. Take action to cleanse GENERAL NOTICES I finanCial affairs are in good 8:()() Morning Chapel Offset FBI ent direotar, Frederick O. Ebbs, 8:15 News ,themselves o[ Communist domi- General Notices should be deposited with the editor of the editorial pare of The Dally Iowan In the shape, and that there is a vast 8:30 Mornlnll Serenade They have set up their own newsroom, room 210, Communications center. Notlces must be submitted by 2 p.m. the day precedln, said Friday. Ebbs took over the 9:()() Chalkdu. t field for profitable develop­ internal security apparatus to first publicatIon; THEY WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED BY PHONE, and must be typed or le,lbly writ­ 9:20 The BooksheU QUset infiltration by the FBI. ment. But they just don't come directorsrup of SUI 'bands in the 9:45 Chlldren's Circle ten and sl&'ned by a responsible person. No General Notice will be publlshed more than ODe week across. 10:15 Stories 'n Stuff That apparatus has nol only Foreign Student fall of ]954 aiter the retirement 10:45 prA Progrtim prior to the event. Notices of church or youth ~oup meetings will Dot be published in the General No­ One reason, of course, has been of Charles B. Righter. who had U:OO Safety Speaks been ineffectual, it has spread tices column unless an event takes place before Sunday mornIng. Church notices should be deposlied a high demand for new capital 11 :15 Iowa State Dept. ot H~alth fear and distrust within Com­ conducted SUI bands since 1937. 11 :30 Recital HaU Evenings Planned w:lth the Religious news edJtor of The Dally Iowan In the newsroom, room 210, Communications cen­ in this country. But there L~ 12:00 Rhyt'i1m Rambles munist ranks, and created dis­ ter not later than 2 p.m. Thursday for publication Saturday. Tb" Dally Iowan reserves the rl{ht to fear and uncertainty abo'.1~ In­ Performances are scheduled 12:30 News order in party communications. in 12 Iowa cities on the 5-day 12 :45 Serenade In Blue Several foreign students will edit all notices. dia, too, just as there is aboul 1:00 From Franck to FrancoJx The party's schooling program be entertained by fraternity so many of lhe countries where spring lour. Towns in which the 2:00 MU5ic For Lis-tenln& is dwindling. lts largest school. THETA SIGMA PIU WILl. APPLICATIONS FOR OF- PROF. H. F. GATES, DE­ band will ap'pear include Wash­ 4:00 Tea Time Special houses ,throughout this semester, the United States government 5:0.0 ChUdrell's Hour the Jefferson school of social Frank Sehwengel, C4, Daven.­ hold a work meeting Sunday, flces on Women's Recreation as­ partment of IPhysics, Cornell would like to see developr.1en t ington, Fairfield, Burlington, Ft. 5:30 News science in New YOTk, has been 2:30 p.m., at the lounge in the sociatiQn represEntative board college. wHl speak on "Ultra­ Madison, Centerville, CharHon, 5:45 Sport.Ume port, president of the Interfra­ undertaken ,by American r,lpi­ 6:00 Dinner Hour disrupted by the Subversive Ac­ ternity council, said Friday. Communications center. Please may lbe oibtained from the bulle­ sonic Waves in Glass," Touesday, tal. Winter·set, Crest.on, Ea'gle Grove, 6:55 News r tivities Control board hearings. come prepared with writing ma­ tin Iboard at the Women's gym­ Maoch 29, at 4:10 ,p.m. in room Garner, Mason City, and Charles 7 :()() Opera PM At its March 3 meeting the 0:]5 Masterworks From France These have resulted in a rec­ terial. nasium. Positions open for ap­ 301, Physics !bUilding. Weltltre State City. COUI'..cil voted to accept a pro1>Q­ ,.---- \Vhat Is }"iodern Poel.-y1 ommendation that the school be sa·l by the YMCA to invite . pointment are publicity, football In the first place. India be­ John Whitlock, assistant SUI 0:45 News and Sports HAWK-I-PEP CLUB MEET- lecture and dance chawmen, A PH.D. GERMAN READING 10 :00 SIGN OFF required lo register as a Com­ students from the International citro gan and continues its independ­ band director, and Mrs. Jean munist front. ing will be held Wednesday, and goif, volleyiball, !l>owling, examination will be given Wed­ house to spend an evening at March 30, at 7:30 .p.m. in the basketball, mixed vo1!eyball nesday, March 30, from 3 to 5 ent existence with the dcfinit: McCanless, band secretary, will Monday, Maroh 28 The SACB hearing examiner various fraternity houses. theb~nd Shambaugh lecture room. A ood swimming sports heads. All p.m. in room 104, Schaeffer hall. goal of becoming a we]far<\ accompany on its tour. Martinu's "Concerto Grosso" held that the schaol was estab­ "This recommendation was will be featured on MUSICAL lished by Communists to teach regu lar meeting will be held and WiRlA members are urged t.o ap­ This is an entire test, not mere­ made to better relations bobween applications for executive coun­ ply, and allplications are due CHATS at 1 p.m. both Communist ideas and U.S. and foreign students," Ron ly the grammar part. Register in cil will be given out. Friday, April 1. room 101, Schaeffer hall, by "The Relations Between Bri- work. The school trustees have Chesmore, AI, New Lenox, Ill., noon, March 30, if you intend tain and Western Europe" will been trusted party membels. chairman of the YMCA commit­ BILLY MITCHELL SQUAD­ Old Capiiollrun the school said. ents: Sunday supper, 6 p.m., will meet at 8:15, Tuesday, with Kosher Italian spagheLti DELTA PHI ALPHA. HON­ .J One Year Ago Today WORLD AFFAIRS. and provided quotas of students. Mrs. WalJ.ace Maner oC the March 29, in the Almory. Ali orary German fraternity, wiJI The Soviet Union announeoo it is recognizing East Germany The life of French pliysicist, Instruction ranged from Marxist office of foreign student affairs preparcd by Fritz. Reserva­ actives and pledges are urged to tions are being taken for the hold a meeting Tuesday, March os a !'\.Illy' sove~eign state. Denis Papin, whose discoveries theory to such more 'Practical compiJcd a Ii t of the foreign attend this drill meeting! 29, at 8 p.m. in room 122 Schaer­ Upwards or $2 million may be }'}Jent in the nex,t 10 years [or paved the way for the develop- subjects as recruiting party students wlth information on first Passover Seder, to be Ap­ ril 6. Contact Mrs. Fritz Cohen fer hall. R. C. Wyatt wilJ speak atl\letic plants and student ~'ccreation improvements by the SUI ment of the steam engine, will memQers. their persortalities and their in­ SPINSTER'S SPREE. TilE at Hillel house. Deadline is on "Impressions of an American board of athletics, Chairman Paul Blommct'S said. be dr THE WAY at 8 p.m. March 30. Similally, proceedings br:)ught tributed to frate'rnity presidents, be held Saturday night, April 2, many." Bring your friends . .J Five Years Ago Today MONDAY'S seU ED LE from B to 12 at the lowa Memor­ 8:00 MornJng Chapel before the board of the depart- Schwengcl soid. TilE UNIVERSITY COOP- Rdbert E. Bcdnasek, formel' SUI student <.' hargcd with the 8:15 News ial Union. Tickets al'e $2 and erative Baby-silting league book DIMITRI REBIKOFF. WORLD 6:30 I1lslory of the American We,l arc on sale at the Union. murder of Margaret Anne JaC'~{ , on, refllted ihe lestimony oC a 9:2Il The Book. hell will be in charge of Matilda famous French underwater ex­ state's w~tnc:ss who s..1 iHarvard university, will speak March 31, at 7:90 p.m. in room ~ the et newspaper as .well as all AP neWI Communication. CeDter. Sports. Editor. Dave Stevena: EditorIal dlspatchel. As Istant. J im Owens;. Wirephoto 8-12 ·p.m. - "Spinsters' Spree" trotters vs. College All-Ameri­ Old CaPJtol. Tqe talk is spon­ on "The Religious Situation in 40~, Botany building. Mr. Gor­ ~rlstian Subscription rate. - by elrrter In Technician. Arnie Gore. - Main lounge, lowa Memorial cans - field house. sored by the Graduate college Iran: Past and Presen!." Friday, don Kent will be in charge. Itr dism i HIMBEIl Iowa City. 25 cents weekly or .. per and the Humanities society. April I. at 4 p.m. in Shambaugh Ken ~ would' like each person .AUDIT BUBIAl] year In advance: six monthl, ,4.111; DAILY IOWAN AI'VIIlTI81NO ITAPF Union. . Thursday. April 7 Jones, OP three montla. f2.50. By mall In Iowa. Business Monaller .• E. John Kollman Sunday, April 3 12 :20 - Beginning Easter re- Lecture- room, University libra- having a ~olleclion of color - two s CIRCULATIONS ,S per year: SIX month., til ; three A.st. Buslne.. Mer.. James Petenakl'l A TEA DANCE WILL BE ry. The ulk is sponsored by thl! sllqes to obril g 10 to . 15 (either months. $~; .n other mall lubscrlp- CI ...Uled MI"'.•. WUlIam J. Vaugh ... 7:30 p.m. - Uni6n Board frce cess. ~king 110M. ,lD per itar: aJ.x monthl. tII.SOj P romotiol1 MOllager .... M. W . Norton neld-Sunday-:from--2:30 to 4 ·ip.m. gladuate college, the sChool Of 35 mm. or 2112) to bcshown'and JI Call 4191 yo. •• ...... ,1 .. three nlontha, '3.25. (For informatlon l'egardlnr dates beyond this schedule. in the River room , IOWA Me- religion and the hum:milics so- explained. I. you have no col- J ••• D.1I1 la.... II, 7'S~ ..... Malla- DAIL!' IOWAN ClaCUlJATION !!TAn ....• _ .. I.. .. ,I... •• all Clrl:Ulation 1IIr...... KObert croilJr lice reservlllillDs In the oUleo oC ihe I'rtsldent. Old Cllpltol). come ."vl.. hed K. POWllaIl, Pubilltlw m rlnl UnIon. • elety. or slides, anYWAY. \ • .,~ , ,·,,4 ~ Promote Understanding Between Christians, Jews- Capacity Crowd Heaf's Billy Graham First Baptists Rabbi Zerin To Explain Judaism Wednesday To Hosl "What Every Chr' ian Should .,, .. Know About Juda!-m" \\:ill be tours, acxordin to Prof. Fred- r )igion comply to mod. rn life. 101"' .. alur,• the subject of a talk by Rabbi erkk Bargebuhr of the ~hool of of the • '.rtl at nlll Edward Zerin. to be given h re Palm Service ood 'iIl . Th, or"., Wednesday at 4:10 p.m in Ute ~ au, senate chamber or Old Capi,tot. ~ e •••r Jfrt,~ h and Chr~t1an faith.!. \\ onl in dar i. . .r. The talk is sponsored by the Zerin is Lhe Iritu I I der or H now Ie he a eou er••• Jewish Chautauqua soclely. ,rtlMcI the Temple B'nal J hurun in Drake unive ity and tie .r The society. more than 10 years old, sponsors lecturers Des Moine . This ynaeorue is lecture lours und r ttl. t.hroughout the country. The th only "reform d" temp In of the society. tours are planned so that aU the IDe Moines. Zenn plan.. to hold n Inror- m~jor co~l~ges in the country A reformed If'mple i a mod- mal di ion at th A a £p- F. HeWer, Will be \')slted. ernJzation of Ihe Jewi h oMho- ilon Pi tra temily durin&' hI. f the student.s at Lmn. I The major purpose at th se dox t mpl • which trl~ to have vi it. ·pro­ A3, HUI'tl.oo arch dism" Christian Church Disciples Daily "pas. roduc­ In the Rabbi Eclward Zerin Teaches at Drake t'lIit:ersity IGroup Growing With SUI rdless Hillel Institute set ntings The DI. cipl I tudent Fellow­ art of ship or the Iowa City Fir here­ Christian church I t'xperi ncinl For April 29·May 1 ented &rowinl P3 I11$. Th Rev. Albert C. Hofrichter AP. annUli Hill I Mldw t Jr. • mini ler of the church and h~ r m ~t'ln e\',a n&,d t BII17 rah m, wbo ondurlln&' a R lional Institute will be held director of student work. tl­ b en recrh·lnl "p titd hOUR .. throuchout his tour. April 29- fay I I t Wuhlntton males lhat membership h sim. univer lty In St. Louis, Mo. doubled sin tast year. He ~x­ isters Prof. Frederick Barl' buhr of eight. pecl$ IInoth r lar, Iner e next Newman Retreat fall. 83 Persons To Join 13 ToAHend Ih SUI school of reiliion will Th Rev. Mr. Horrichl r is , . - Dates Are Set be a I cturer l the in Illule. j ted In the Illuti nl church work I Elaht SUI tudents chosen by by MI'lI. Helen G ). tl06 S D.)d,e Th annu I Newman club re- Christian Church sl .• chairman or thf' church', tu­ tr al ror all Catholic tud n F.i I .-thr the UI Hillel council wlll at- dent work commilt e. T ntalive Cedar Rapids aU ndln, SUI h b n SC:ht'd-1 .. , plan call ror hlrln, r~1!1 time u1 d for April I. 2 and 3 at t. nHied th Ir m~ nllo in tHute's p o,ram wi1\ t rr m mb r tor tud nt work. Thomas tore chapel. h' t· n r tlon of 10\\ a a study of &r It Jewish Mut und. I&'h Retreatma t r will be FAlher CIIY FI t Chr II n church 81 a t xts and a pan I dl.icu Ion en­ Th D' ciplc rr t evel y Sun­ Church Meet J am Suppl, chaplain at 10w reduc d Lo 11. or which on­ qUt't I;; al. 0 held after Chrbtma I . . . YeulII People'. and ... de.b' lell ...... ly (ive will be ob erved n- ASSEMBLY OF GOO Iblp upper. 0 ... m. JEHOVAH' WJT 'fI' IUNOOO" vacation and nother ,one, in the lionally. In 'be , a~ S. Clinton BveDlh, lu\·lu. ':::10 p.m. II ,\1. 1. prlOl, to which hiah chool cecllJlr The Rtv. Dan Miller, Puiot Subject: "Th. Coml"r of lb. L.rd 81~ 81 .....14. drl •• On.weth Ni,h." O. K . ,,.,. pro Idlftl ... Iftl tor olor who Will belona Lo th ---- . ------~--~--~--~------~~------~-- writ· unda)' School, II} a.hI. lornl", worship, II a.m. · Public lalk. ~ p.m. &roup Ih (all winK .)' • r r in­ IIIRST ENGLIS1l. LuTUE&AN week r hlldrell's C hul'ell , 11 ;!iO .,.m . " lIt""tn. Utll a nd Rt "ruttltn." Christ'. Ambassadors. H:4n p.m. CHL' RCII W.te.htower . llld,., ~ ,m. vited. al No- £vanrelfstlc servIce, 1 p.m. D"bu,IU .Dd I\'arkei , i •• " Ch.D In, the One Kia'" 1C.II,le •. " The Dlsclples aroup I aovern­ sited . . . The aev. Oeorre T. L. J~~.b.eD. pa.lor · , . BETHANY BAPTIST CUUaCH Mornlna: ••r.hJpl S:!W a.m .• t':4a • • m . IOWA CITY MENNO IT c n u lt IJ cd by a cabinet can istina or ex­ a castle in the air costs nothing B sl. and FI!lb Ave. ttmOn: " Bread or C.ke." 8 1.1 latll .,. ecutive officers and cOmmittee The Rev. Leonar. D. GOllnlGn, pa i., S.da1 Scbo.1 .ad Blbl. el. • ••:at The Itt•• Vbl'tJ Brenna .... , It. tlr tnlfJed 1\lornlnl Worship, J. a.m. ...m. uaday .cbl.I, 8:4l •. tlL chairmen. Jay Allen. A3. Ma.on J'eUow l hlp upper. :,:80 p,,.,. Lulbul. tudeat anoelaU.a, eOlt Mornln, wor hlp. It• • t:. •. m . City, is presldcnt of th iTOUP nison. er,.on: .. lew.rd • • 1 .IIt lanlroll -but you in trmon ; G can't live it! " Greater Lerve Ha.ib N. ulpper. ,.Ift. is La Dona B h. A2. Council 1\1:1-n' Lutber LeI.,ue, , ~ ...~ Grace ., Ou.,·' Vice pr ident Edward Mc· henl", Service, 7:SO p.m. Evt_ln .. !S~n'lt~. 1 :~"a pm Lachlan. A2, Iowa CIty; secr - Blurl; Di k Roeers, C3, CL ar Sennon: " nLo The UUermost." FtRST BAPTIST CnURC" tsry. Anna Boerner. 10wII City; Lake; Virginia Swihart. A2, Dc . . . . NorU.. Clift i ••••ct Falrt.blhl Ita. METHODI T UUIl II BETIIEL At' RICAN IIIETIIOIHST Ch.rell .ehool, 9:30 a.m. Jefrer on and Dubuq.e " •. and treasurer, Joanna Roaen. ~oin ; Lois filler, A I. Des C HURCH . Mornln, worthlp. 10:.~ A..m. Dr. L. I... Ou"nlnl"", mini ler AI. Mount Ayr. Moin ; Clark Miller, A3. Des 4"11 • Governer .,. Rorer WUlIom, fello,,' hI ... 5:3t , ••• Tbe aey, Alan Clee'ln~ a _ctale Moine. and William Skoog. AI . 1\11'8 . C. R. i\IeDonllld I rai lo, Vr..per .ervlce •• S:at p .m. mlnlat.er The Disciple. aroup Includes Dev4)t(onal !J p.m. Tbe aey. Itobert ••••, _Iel.ter both SUI students and other N wton. \\'or. hlp tI p.m. FIII8T· CnlllSTIAN . cnuac.. to .~ u,.,nh • DING • 2 17' Iowa ave • hureh ehool •• !; ~ and II a .m . coli I'e age young people. Wed- CIIURCIf OF TilE NAZARENE The aCY. A. C. Holrlchter, patt.r :\Iornl", Wor. h l" 11:30 a.m •• It ",., Student work within the Burtlnrto" a.nd ClinioD I tl. Church l(lho.I, 8: i5 I."', umon; ""IJth and Po""~r ." 3 to 5 The Rev, Ira.. J . Hoover. mlalster M.rnlnr wOflbl" 10 :3' a ..... Student ela.n. 10 • . m . church Is str sed. The students 25 To Attend er haU. Graham Crow, min Ililler .t m ••le Dlnlplel .Lu4enL fellowlblp, medlD, Wuley I UPPU etub fer .tu.enl , I , .M. leach In the Sunday school and Ian day sebool, !):Oklahoma'S Soonel'l paced the record field, boWever. sw~mming meet reached the hal;!way mark. The Panthers, !best in the east, were at the tqp o.f the heap with Ohio State, bagging 17 points On 'All-State' Lists~ 11 points, a point ahead of the in tlhe one-meter divJng, ,goes in­ lBill Seott, Iowa City high's Atggies and bwo points up on 'lhe . to tonight's closing seven-event leaping scorer, was narned Fri­ Sooners. Iowa was In fourth program at Miami university day on the second all-state bOYS place 'With eight ,points. ,pool with 43 lPOints. basketball team for 1955 !by the Friday l).ight's bi3 Teachers, stroke in 2:26. game. who won the 137..;pound title two. Hawkins Wins Butterfly Scott, 17 - year - old seniol', to iire today In a rna tch at years ago belfore entering the ' Last year's winner, Dwve soored 376 points during the sea­ Drake ' university, Des Moines. -service, remained in the running Hawkins of Halward, WOflJ in son and shared MississLppi Val­ Teams from six other mid­ for .the 157-'])Ound cr own. He j 2:1 5.2, swimming the ,butterfly ley conference scoring honors won three easy decisions in go­ with Dubuque's Gene Gronau, a west colleges and universities stroke. Hawkins arrived too late will compete in the match. They ing in to today's semifina Is. for Friday's orthodox ibre;lst­ first all-state selection. Consolation ,bouts will deter­ Three other Iowa C)ty players are: Iowa State college; Drake, stroke trials, but will SlWim in Creighton university; University mine third and If.ourth places be­ the 200 !breaststroke today. wore selected on the honorable [oloe the finalists meet tonight. mention Jist. They are forwards of Omaha; Coe college and SL ~'t: ':} Other successful delendin,g JeM Langston, City high, Larry Olaf college. SWlMMlNG COACH Mrs. Norma Olsen, Oakland, Calif., coach of the Athens Water Follies group of Cornell had 5 points, Nebras-' champions were Ohio State's Cahill, S1. Patrick's and center Team mcmbers firing for the Oakland, comes up smiling after tbe girls 011 the team to sed ber fully clad Into the pool In cele­ ka 2 and IowTriple 1 'Will Belmond, Denny Bruns, Holy Whittall, an 18-yem-old Purdue team to a record-sh.nttcring vic­ medley relay team edged out De lbert. LBekwood, Colorado A&:M, 4al. whie State led with 43, followed by Mayfield Takes Lead CLEARWATER, Fla. (A') 11 17 ,..Qunds-Joe So lomon, "ht, de­ Michigan 28, Yale 27 and Har­ Family of Mason City, Jerry uniyer.sity sophomore Irom Mon­ tory over lhe Argentines, win­ Canada in a close race which feated Itarla n Jenkinsolt, 10M' ., rderee', re.gu Stan Palys smashed Il two run detlslCln •• vard ,10. Cox, IMarion and Don Brummer, trea I, smashed the hopes of the ning by a full nine seconds in ended the Pan-American swim­ 10. Woodbine. With Record Round triple to highlight a four-run United States' brightest swim­ WI pqUndN-Kenneth Leuer. Iowa, de­ Iowa State was tied wdth Ok­ nine minutes flat. ming competlhon for the. 1955 elfjl.ned Ronald Schlrf. Pitt, '!-O. have Three fonwards, two centers ninth inning rally and give the ming stars Friday to score a games. The time was 5:11.6. Gus Gatto, Iowa Tea.cher. deel.I ..... tiling lahoma for sixth !place 'with eight The U.S. women's 400-mcter Richard Macaleer. PrlneeLon , 4-:!. and three guards were selected MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (A') - Philadelphia Phillics a, 7-6, ex­ sensational double slam in the cal points. for each of the teams. Sensational putting by Shelley hibition game victory Friday Pan-American games. Mayfield produced a lecord­ over the Sl. Louis Cardinals. The lithe Cimadian girl wo::! WHITNEY MARTINIS - Baltimore Wins 2 * * * shattering 64 Friday and gave Earlier the Cards s!:orcd four the 100-meter butterfly event in Time 'Pennington 1sl, 31,000 Bowlers runs ot! Bob Greenwood and a close race with Betty Mullen From Kansas City him the second round lead in the two more oft Bob Miller. Red of Washingt!>n, D.C., then came Enter ABC Meet $12,500. Miami Besch open gol[ ~chbendieDst had . a ' twa.-run back, witlY virtually no rest to fJ,,' ,arne BU 1 J U d d FORT WAYNE, Ind. (A') - ~~Of't;j O.. ltlmorfl "." ... oau :s!!n ;!-It II ges Awar tournameJ;lt. home run.'for · Sl. Louis. ' . swcc'p to victory in the 400-met­ Kan!lu Cit)' ... . ~ .u 000 0- 3 ,. • Calloa ~Ior 7 Innlnr' by ..,r.omon l. The American Bowling congress Louis ...... ! 1ft 1110 020-11 II ~ er women's freestyle. She set toon " 3d 0"· Mayfield, a 30-year-old Tex­ st. NEW YORK (A')-Against Clark Grjf.fith's orders Al Schacht Ferrarest, KUlava. (t) and Sml .. ; tour~~me~t , called the l~rgcst Philadelphia . 000 003 004-' H I a pan-American lecord in the Wheat, otter (In • nd MatteDlle. W­ tact H1m on eCISlon an, knocked eight strokes of! par Wooldrld.e, Poholsk)' (4). lacobs (II). hall thrown a fast ball which Shoeless Joe Jackson rapped for a In Ferrarue. r-Wbea.L. ' partlclpatlOll sports event the Tldc .... er (7), I' . Smith (M) .nd n . obu tter~ly \WI1th 1: 16.2. perso and one stroke off the compe­ triplc, and GdWth was fit to be tied. no""" r'''UI: Baltimore-Smith. X ....' world, will open its 52d stand Smith; Greenwooel, Itidllk (6) and Lo­ 'MIss Whittall's brilliant in­ Clly-LltlroU. the s' OXFORD, Ohio (A') - Iowa pala. W-Rldllk. 1.-1'. Smith. "Go to the clubhouse," Griffith, b llowed, "and look in the .IS today with a' field of more titive record . for the Bayshore dividual performance plus a tri­ SecoDd rame picked up a second and third lIome run,: St. LouJs-Boyer, Schoen. mirror and you'll see the dumbest pilcher in the American league." .!>a'"more ...... 930 S~O 2-1t" I than 31,000 bowlers ranging dlenst. umph by Mexico's Eulalia Rio; ~t.tU--l ,place Friday ni'ght in the finals municipa l course. The old mark " I was 1lretly mad myscli," Al relates, "and I .rep'lied: 'Well, K ll n lia.! Cit,. .. 100 001 u I from high school boys to 50-year in the men's 200-meter bullerflJ C61eman, Kretlow un and 'MOil; Tritt. Un of the national collegiate swim­ Clf 65 had stood for many years Mr. Griffith, there must 'be a helltJva lot of dumb ,pitchers in this Fricano (1), BDrlsc.h y (S) aad W. plan veterans. event put an abrupt halt on th!s Shanb. \\I-'Crlcea L-CClleman. ming championshi;p.s. The entry list of 5,826 is the and /been equaled several limes. lenp.,ue, Ibecause Jack Oil'S hi.tting only .385.' But I 'Went and looked .who last day of wa tel' competi tion to in the mirror anyway." The Hawkeyes' Lincoln Hur­ fifth largest in the tourney his­ With. his first round 68, May­ Chisox Beaf Tigers; the United States' heretoforE' units ring finished second in the 20()­ tory and the $428,333 prize pot ·Clo.wn of Baseba.ll' I to t field posted a 36-holc total or complete domination of tho: That's just one of the incidents put into words in &bacbt'oS Worthwhile yard Ibackstroke and Dick Pen­ is the third best. sport. guard nington was j1Jdged third in the 132 to bounce up from eighth End Losing Sireak highly entertaining autobiography, "My Patticular Serew,ball" The Unique among national con­ place to lead the pack at thc Uncle Sam's [orces had to be 50-yal1d free style although 'he (Doubleday & Co.), and ,gives an idea of why the "clown ,prince of phone tests tor lack of l-egional elim­ halfway point in the tourna­ LAKELAND, Fla. 0') - The content with two of the fiVl Reading •.. had thc !tastest time. inations, the tourney will open base-ball" has reiained his popu,lal'ity ove,r ihe years. Al has the J .radio ment. His nearest conwetitor, Chicago White Sox ended. a six­ championships dccided. h::tppy knack of making fun of himse1i; of making himself the /butt 'Pennington lWas timed in 22.7 its 38 new alleys in Fort Wayne for your whole family ' depen Bob Rosburg of San FranCiSCO, game losing streak Friday ,by Olympic champioll Jimmy of jokes. seconds ibut the place judges coliseum lo aU bowlcrs who in the world-famous pages : fense was two strokes in his rear. overpowering the Detroit Tigers McLane, previously a winner in Gi£tcd with a p!renom~nal memory for details, particuJarly gave him third. behind Kerry paid ' their $IO-per-event cntry [ow 14-5 in an exhibition baseball the 400-meter and l,500-meter those with a humorous angle, AI has been able to put iletween of The Christian Science ; Donovan and Rc!x Au'brey, Iboth fee beforc the Feb. I deadline. The first day leader, Peter ASked game. Jreestyle events, anchored the covers a compact and iMormal "lory of \baseball as it ,touched one Monitor. Enjoy Erwin D. of Yal ~ . Donovan'lS winning time Boostcr teams averaging 850 Thomson, the British open iDIo U.S. , 800-meter freestyle relay man during his career as 'pitcher, coach, fill-in major league man­ Canham's newest stories, or less will com'pete in special champ from Australia, skidded Virgil Trucks, the winning alerts was 22.8 seconds. ager, and clown, and his talcs of the great and near-great ,paint a penetrating notional and in· : 38-team squads but everybody to a third place tic with Gene pitcher, smashed two home Both il.i mcrs and judges are vivid, and revealing, word p,lcture. will be shooting at the durab!e Littler of Palm Springs, Calif., runs - one each oft Steven ternational news coverage, used for the events and the Gromek and Billy 'Hoeft. Yank Rookie Tops He tells, for instance, cf how the supposedly tough and uncom­ how-to-do features, home· judges have the final decision in ABC records, from 3 to 27 years at 135. , Chico Carrasquel homercd of! promisil:g John McGraw hired him !When he knew Al had a dead making ideas. Every issue . case of a discrepan~ y. old ,and the 1955 championshipJ. Brooks on 3-Hitter arm, sent him to a d octor all winter, and all but nunsed him and Hoeft in the eighth inning with brings you helpful easy-to· Giants Top Cubs, the bases loaded. begged him not io work unle.~s he felt like it. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (JP) 'Wasl)'t [ Lucky?' read articles. (h 6-2, on Homers Al Kaline hit a home run off - Johnny Kucks, unheralded He speaklS of the great Walter Johnson with" reverence, 'and re­ Yau can get this interna­ Trucks with J. W. Por ter on base New York yankee rookie, set calls the Big Train's v,iolent lal10guage after ipitching a no-hitter in tional doily newspaper from 'Deacon Jones Wins PHOENIX, Ariz. {A') - The in the fourth. down tile Brooklyn Dodgers in 1920, the d:eat made possible 'by a great .play by Joe Judge in the Boston by moil, without New York Giants snapped the China,. (A) .. 1101 430 4011-11· 14 0 ' a briiliant seven-inning perlor­ final inning: "Goodness gracious sakes alive, wasn',t 'I lucky?" extra charge. Use the co~ , Delroll 0, • • ••• 000 t on 012-.\ ~ I mance Friday as the Yanks won ·Fo Chicago Cubs' six-game winnI ng Truck., Dorll b (I)), SwirL (!I) a nd And Johnson's commenl after shutting out the Yankees a third pon below to start your It.eI~ l'he tall right hander floln streak Friday, taking a 6-2 de­ Courtney; Gromek, (;";), ."Ie(chert &~'1. timc in (our days, when the Yankees had claimed he was lucky the subscription. New (8) and House. Will on (U). W-Trueh. •' J ersey City held the Brooks to cision with the help of home L-Gromet. • fir t day: set up three hits, two of them infield 2-Mjle in '9:14.4 runs by Wes Westrum and rookie lIome ru nil: Ch1ca(o-TrllCks .!. Car­ "G~cat scott alive, I hope they stop saying il'm lucky now." ------The Christian Science Monitor parkin outfielder Bob Lennon. ru quel. Detroit. K.Une. rollers. StorIes Are Classics . On e, N orl¥OY 51,eet recent Carl ErSkine, thc loser, wqrk­ oCLEVEIlAIND (A') - Charlie Johnny Antonelli pitched the Some of his slories of his dealings, ofinancial and otherwise, Boston IS, Moss. U. S A. lio.n of ed si x trames and was slugged (Deacon) Jones of .Iowa cap­ E. McMillen of Los Angeles first six innings for the Giants wioth Clark Grjj}(ltb are classics, as are his ,tales of his barnstorm­ Please ' send the· Moni,o, 10 mf An for 11 hits and all the Yankee tured Indiana Clllc"o (N) 0.0 . 000 101 OUO-'!' I lIome runs: . New ,\,ork--Cer\' . their working together, and that for the last tfive years 01 thejr as­ Ing an N.w York (1'1) .oo·! 1(10 Oa,,-6 R I netted four runs in the first inn­ Iowa's Caesar Smith was third fi nished third, ahead of McMil­ sociation they never spoke to each other off the . Art Dalzell, a .fellow OXFORD, Ohio (A') - J!lc), - Jet's talk it over - : APORESSS : ey'S inte Kansan Qf Santee Dnd hi s 'favor­ McGuire, ]owa State college, was Footwear. Shop !' Cha rge _ Ite lpace maker, aed most of the elected second vice president of I C'TT ION! ' ~T"'TE I .. . . 1. •• •• • •• ...... , first hnl,f, with Santce only the College swimming COAches of DRUG SHOP COunty 10"':1 CII)', lo,,!:\ I I 107 S. Clinton nbout two strldcs I b~hlnd and n, thc U.S. :It their :lnnunl mecUn~. was arrc ~------~------~ Shcrl Cf I Iowa City Units To Take Part- .' . New Alert Plan For Iowa National Guard Jowa City's two Iowa national Costs Only guard units may soon get an op­ fPOrtunity to .un through a new alert plan recently sent to all 90C for Io .....-a guard units 'by the state adj u tan 1 general's oUice. All units of Ilhe Iowa nalional ~. .\~§. 5 Daysl guard 'will take 'part in th~ =~\.--- alerts. It is expected that they will be held on Sundays in or­ der to gEt maximum ,participa­ tion. Phone 4191 Today! Members of ,the 34th djvision reconnaissance company and the clearing company of the looth WANT AD RATES Real Estote Trailers for Sole Who Does It Oae cla,. ___ ~r u4 medical battalion were informed JtZAL An: FtIIt ~ou r d Ulcb , pl~ ,.. It', the Tbne dan _ l!c per .on Dial M)I Oaden h.m Com... . DIal mt of the plan during ;regular drill "v. dan __ 1541 per Tw1I room hom•• c __ .... po .r. ,00II CIOlIdIUOll. ... • T ...... AUCTlO!'a:l:Jt. Lewll Vineyard. Dw periods this weE.k. TtJIl da,.1 __ lOcI per wOl1l lIM &n.r ' p ...... ODe IIl.DUt _ He per ..... The reconnaiSS;3nce corn,pany Do-II-Vounell wllh I anca "lulp- is commanded by Capt. William JIlDJ.mUl eJaane 5.. menl from _loa I. Rental Scnice. DEADLINE ~ r . !knIO" 1-3&11. E. Fischer. 406 Kimball road. • p.m. "" tekd.~ for lnserUon O:l.pt. Berton 'Brown, 1214 High­ In JoUowln, mornlu,', Oall, land st., commands the medical Iowan. P l ea ~ eh ek ,.our ad clearing com.,any. in the first issue it . ppean. The D . lly Jow.n can be re­ Mobilize Personnel Ipon51b le for only one incor­ The pian wjll b e used to mo­ rect In "rilon of Dlol a.21tJ. bilize guard personnel at unit CLASSIFIED DISPLAY One Insertion _ .. _ 98c per lneb Miseehoneous for Sole rendezvous /With the least delay Fi ve insertions ~r month, TYPING ...... to implement a real mobilization per insertI Cln ...... 8Sc per inch y.l- o emer,gency 'l'lan, if and when 'fen ins rtions per month, Instruction CAPT. WILLIAnI E. FI CHER JR., commander oftbe 3Hh reconnalssanl' com n bere. cover the situa Uon arises. per In rUon _..• SOc per incb a. stale-wide alert plan lor the Jowa Natlonll\ Gu rd with four or the rompany'. n,'e ortiCf'rs a nd \I ana ... n u ~pt . • BAu.ROOM d80ee ~...... Tout. Orders to effect the alert will warrant officer. They are, s&.andln6 left to rlcht, 2d Lt. Tn tnton G. ' t nce. 2d Lt. h\ml . P t ­ ~ b~. Wor k lI... ral'll.... Wurlu. no- - emanate from the Iowa adjutant ter, CWO Edward W. Wlndrem Ilnd Zd Ll. Clifford M. Bell. To (" her's rlJ nt .. 2 11 Lt. lUcl! ard G . Boby Sinin? • general's ottice. Commerdal Zelthamel. FI cher recently received a promotion to capt.. ln whll~ tranct, ro lt~ r a nd Zelth m I ~clc,phone and telegraph wj lJ be are newly commissioned. I II"... Dial » 11. used ,to notify company com­ - Phon. 610. manders. ill for any reason regu­ lar communications channels arc Rooms for Rent not available the order will be DOU8IJ. room. C" tMn mHted 11.0 the state police French Explarer' s Invention Capitol. radio nebwork. The alert order will then go to highway ,patrolmen, elty police departmen1s and ~erifCs iby r a­ Brings 'Sea Depths' To SUI 4191 dlo. The lowa Ci,ly police, t he Johnson county sheriff and high­ Transforming the darkness of tieio Wanted way iPBtro\men In this area have the ocean bottoms into colorful not oniy move: under ill own point in utiing ("0101' film . Tht're 0101'1: on 1'\\'0 100, the names o[ the com.p:IOY com­ pastures has been the achieve­ power but KIV a [ree rid 10 ls Imply no color at that depth work, \4allin. IW' M l Persor.ol, ~ IIrly ""II , II'. YTLOWl:I1. manders here and will contac!l. ment of Dimitri Rebikolf, the diver ,H 'P ,(] of two ince the water efCerll\' Iy dt - or 1110. them. French under water explorer and knot.. Ipat all coolor. rolLER BRUIIIl dealer. Dial 1·,..1 photographer. Training- Schedules Operatcd by Hmot control at Thl I \h. PI:RSONAl. LOAN on 1)I~ .. tll~"'. Rebikofl, who will speak in d!!pths below 250 reet, th device dicd th ph"no'fRPh.. por ""Ipm I'l l. I.w· Training sshedules have bcen elr,.. HOCt(.!:VI; LOAN COlltPAHi'. Macbride auditorium Sunday at can take 'lilt or motion pictur po sibl U' "III Dubuque. devised so that when and if a 8 p.m., at another In a series 01 down to on -h 11 a mile 01' color 01 ,practice alert comes, the units Mountaineer'S club lectures, ib morc. In this ca eDt levislo~ A ide from it plea umble as­ 1W1ll

r p~ 5:-TrtE DAILY IOWA.V-lowa City. l a.-Sal.. Mar. 26, 19:;('1 ~ixth Building on SUI Campus in 1894- History Parley- (Continued from Page 1) Woody, Here Next- afurdCilY,­

a 43 Per cent enrollmenC or Qld Dental Building Cost State $25 000 working class chHdren, com­ Is -Called Young IO.Jd Timer' (This Is anollter In a series o f I ~ pared with 15 per cent in 1939. arileles about familiar build­ He said that th~ advance or "The youngest old-timer in the InCI on Ute SUI campus). the working class is yet to be music business." That's what "Third Herd" and, a ' cording 10 By JOY HANKINS they call Wood y Herman, who rellected in the retail automobile Tjm~ mag!lzine, "is ready to When the Old Dental building will appear at the Iowa Memo- I show a whole generation what was built in 1894 at its present market. Only s~x per cent of the rial Union next Sat.urday lor the it has bc!'n missinl!." location, lacing Jefferson stree" country's working class iamili:s annual Spinster's Spree. No 'Fish Horn' on the north side of the Penta­ have autos. as ccmpared with 53 Them:: ,for this year's dance, One of the most unusual fea­ crest, it was the sixth building per cent of ~per and middle which will last .from 8 to 12 'P. m., tures of his band Is the "basi on the main SUI campus. class !Lamilie-s. is "Dial M for MEEOC." TI ~ke ts trumlp-:- t" which is t'.vice t~e size Around it stood North hall Mowat, a native of England will go on sale Monday at the of a regular trumpet. Herman (libl ary) , which has been torn and the author of a ncw history, Union information desk. Admis­ uses this instwment in the trom­ down, . the ScIence building "Britain Between th ~ Wars," is sion is $2 ipercoup1e. bone section and it has been a which was moved across th ~ a graduab of Oxford university Hel'lman, who started playing cause of many questions irom street to become the Geology and the University of Minnesota. the clarinet in vaudevi'le Q' t'l at the audience. building and Old Capitol. To He taught at the UniverSiity of the age of nine, has be:,n rated The audience al,ways wan(s to . the south were the Medical Ca'lifornia !before joining the his­ one of the top !bandlcaders in the know what it is. The band hQ! building nnd South hall (math) , tory department at the Univer­ country since 1933. decided to hold up a card behind His 'S rd Herd' both ot which have since burned. sity of Chicago . the Instrument which will read. H ~ rman brir.gs to SUI the Special Appropriation Beales Speaks "ThJ.s is not a fish horn! This Is "Third Herd," h.s Jate3l orches­ a bass trumpet! .. This three-story brick build­ Prol. H. L. Beales. of the Uni­ tra. Herman auditioa,d about ing was fin anced by a $25,000 versity of London school of eco­ Herman has n . vel' lost his eJI· 200 musicians be-lore he finally th usiasm for jazz. "[ look ot special appropriation by the leg­ nomics, opened the conference at lound the combination he was 2 p.m. Friday 'With an address those kids and I have to keep islature. The dental departmenl, looking for. on," Wood y s:.tY'!\. (since become a college), which on "Civil Se rvi c~ · Reform, 1853- The 'group, which features 14 55; A Centenary Retrospect." Woody Herman then consisted of about 200 stud­ instrumen.talists and a girl vo­ AWARDED $308 The conference will close at calist, has !been tabbed by L('od.s '3d II crd' ents and a faculty or 17 mem­ The Skelly Oil co. Friday W'I! bers, moved into it in 1895. noon today foLl ow~n g a talk at George Simon, of M~tronome 10 a.m : in Old Ollpitol by Henry magazine. as "the great new also had tJwo other vocalists who Jwarded $308 in a J ohnson It was the first time the SOl S.teele Commag: r, Col umbia uni­ county district cot!. t judgmenl dental department had occupied Woody Henman bano, an as­ were trying to gct a start in the versity historian and a~hor Oot t1Junding, jumping, versatile, musical world. On was Tony against John M. Swank, 328 a building adapted to its needs such books as "The American thrilling band which is great for Martin and the other was Ginny Melrose ct., proprietor of the and used by it alone. Twelve DENTAL STUDENTS DOING LABORATORY WORK, soon after the dental depariment took over Mind" and "Freedom, LoyaHy, listening and danci·ng." Simms. Swank Bnkin~ company, 210 E. yearS eallier, in 1882, thc Board Its new building in 1895. Two clinic rooms on tbe scc'ond flool' accommodated 4.0 patients. Dissent." First BI g- Job Woody took over his own band College st. Judge James P. at Regents of the university had Commager will speak on the Woody had his Jirst ,big job in 1S36 and held it until 1946, Gatfney made the awal'd on ~ started the dental department topic " Against This Torrent: when he joined Tom Gerun's when he was fOI'ced to retire be­ cl3lm for merchandise sold with the stipulation that the Pressures on Education." band ,in 1929, which was thAn cause of illness in the family. Swank on a credit card wilh the "new department should bring After his address, Commager one of the leading ,bands in the He started again in 1947 but ')11 company. , no expense to the state." Fif­ Ce,ntral Party will join a paneL of the teachers country. ' disbanded in 1949 beoouse of r.;;;....;;.--;;;----_;.. teen second-hand barbers' chairs, to ddscuss pl'dblerps of oourse se­ He not on,ly ·played his clarine.t what he termed. "the low ebb one second-hand den tal ch'lir lection in high sc+1001 Qfferings. and saxophone, !but he aiso was of the music '\vorld." and some second-hand laborA­ Appli:calioD's featured as a Singer. The band He has rcturn~d 'With his tory eq uipmen t com priscd thlJ first depar tment on the first Radio Telescope- --iiiiiiiiL~A;:TE~~=~;~~~;:':~;~~;- floor and basement or SO .. I) hall. . Due April 7 (Continl/ed from P(l ge 1) SHOW The tirstcoUl se of study harl Appli alion ;",rms lor t'li e TONITE 1955-19,,6 Central Party commit- can "see" into these invisible consisted of two periods of 5!X IT'S EVEN GREATER THAN , months each, between which tee will be received by campus wavelengths - adding 12 more students would set up PI ilcticc housi'1g units by Monday, Dick octaves beyond what can ,be seen YOU'VE HEARD • until enough money was made Thornton, A4, Council Bluffs, by lhe human eye. to come back to the second ses­ said Friday. The radio telescopc looks some- sion. Addition,,1 forms also are thing like the huge concave mir­ Inerease In Students available for Town Men and rors which astronomers nOI\> U:le Academy ,, \, . By 1895, the number of dental Women at thc Iowa Memorial in their telescopes. These mil'­ students had increased to 2J 5, Union information desk. rors collect light rays and focus .'-Awa;d" .. ;. ~ I ' mid the new denta l building was "Central Party sponsors and su- them. .... - ... I • filled to capacity. The course pervises all-University parties The radio telescope has a con­ Wel~ .k of Instruction was extended to and concerts. This year's sched- cave parabolic H!flecting surface, ,', three years of nine months each ule included six dances and too. The new Hatval'd radio tele­ Ilt- ' in 1895. four concerts. Currently, Cen- scope will pe like a big, rather The new building had labora­ t l~ Party is co-sponsoring deep dish - 60 feet across. Only tories on th'e first floor, and clin­ Spinsters' Sprce with the Uni- it will have a sort of wire mesh "Wb en You're In Love" Ic rooms equipped with 40 oper­ " Ule I Yore Beautiful Ulde" r~l {i] . ~ versity Women's assoc.iation. instead of a mjiTor. The wire HWonderful, Wonderful Day" :, : 'ACADEMY AWARD ' '!lUng chairs were located on the The new committee will be mesh wl11 reflect the invisible "8obbln' \Yomen" uGoln' Co-Un' H second floor. Lecture and reci­ selected by a board composed of radiations from distant parts of "S prln r, Sprlnr, Sprln," WINNERLORETTAyour-G, tation rooms were on the third IIJune Bride" " Lamtnt" the chairman of the present com- the universe onto a little rod, ~m~ ughter~Wb't 11 oar. The dental department mittec and members of the ex- or 'dipole" protruding out of She's Got City Gi~l .s .:"ISh used this building until 1917, ecutive committees of Union the center of the "dish." when mo ved to its present lo­ They Had! it Board and Student Council. Signals focussed on the dipole cation. Five juniors, tour sqpho- will slart a pen which will draw Prof. D. L. Crissinger, of SUI's mores and three freshmen will graphs. The message these college of dentistry, said that f~om be selected and will officially graphs, linKed with what (he as­ crevices in the wooden plan);: floors of thc rooms in which begin their terms after the sprin g lronomers 'can photograph and party April 29. see by standard telescopes, will students ground gold fillings no doubt still contain some gold. OLD DENTAL BUILDING, BUILT 'IN 1894., b as served the col­ An initial selection of candi- give new and more precise iri- CRIME WAVE Stltrrlnr . . .''..;: For some time after the dental lege ot dentistry, university e"'llerimental school. and the uni­ dates will 1Je made on the basis formation about what's happen- Sterling Hayden - Gene Nelson - PhyJUs Kirk department moved to its new versity printing plant, as well as many other departments. The of the ty,pe of application submit- ing in distant parts of the un!- XTRA _ MAGOO ARTOON _ HOT Y 1'OOl'SY .building, the floor sweepings west part of the building was torn down in 1923 to make room be interviewed and 12 will be flam the Old Dental building for University ha.lI. The building is Located on the nortb side of chosen to serve on the committee. ---- - =----===:-- . ~~-- were saved and the gold was the Pentacrest. ~.Thae~~~~will lli~ jieirsie~'I~~~jjjj~ji~~i;~;~i~~iiii~~iiiiiiiii recovered from them, he said. ------All nominations should be 1iJ­ ed at the information desk at COMEDY HIT OF THE YEAR - IN CINEMASCOPE - When the plumbing was remov­ ENGLERT the Union by 5 p.m., April 7. , ti, LORETTA YOUNe . ' ~ ed from- the room which was GE Scholarship Applications Availab ~ e LAST DAY "MANY RIVERS TO CROSS" - 1'1 COLOR- once the crown and bridge lab­ • {.f J(}SIPfJ COTTEN ~ : <>ratory on second floor, gold 25 Young Republicans, Applications for a $500. Gen-l CIt·ommun ca Ions Ct'en cr. or m th c "Doors SUNDAY ~ ErUEt BAi1RYM~RE • was found in the drainpipes. eral Electric scholarship for the journalism oruce, 205 C'lmmuni- Democrats Sign for Trip Open SOc R~uced Size 1955-1956 school year are now cations Center. Sunday Til :.~. "The Far111er:S J It was necessary to tear down Twenty-five Young RepubJi­ available to SUI juniors in pub- I The applicant must be in thc 2:00 P.M. the west part of the building to ca:1S and Young Democrats have 1:00 P.M." Daughter"1 make room for Univel sity hall, lie relations, advertising and upper 25 per cent of his class; signed for a trip to Des Moines • p r " ~P/f't R(CK;n'D In 1923. This reduced the size sales. have extensive interest in sales, where they will visit 15 SUI ONLY NEW SHOW IN TOWN LUS Hitchcock S ' 1&•• .,.. of the building by about one Prof. Ellis H. Newsome of the advertising, or public relations, graduates now serving in the uSPeJJse Hit Amer~can - "4 BIG DAYS" 'third. SUI school of journalism. is and be an citizen or slate legislaiuJ'e. Through the years, many dif­ chairman of lhe selection com- have taken out first papers. The trip will be made Wednes­ - ENDS WEDNESo-A Y - ferent departments have been mittee. The scholarship will be award- day. The deadline for registra­ SUNDAY l accommodated in Old Deptal Forms and instructions can be ed on the basis of the applican ~'s tion is Tuesday. building. The University prmt­ obtained from Prof. W. A. Knuke, citizenship on campus, lcader­ The cost will be $5 and must TOGETHER FOR THE.' FIRST TIME! ing plant was installed on the head of SUI's department of ship ability, academic record, be paid before Wednesday. second flooT of the building in marketing, 209 Un iversity han; and extra-curricular activities. 1927, and the department of Miss Helen Barnes, director of Need is not a prime facioI', but DOOl'S Open 1:15 P.M. TERRIFIC . FROM THE. FIRST · MOMENT! '. , grounds and buildings was lo­ the SUI Business and Industrial it will be considered, Newsome .. ,< t cated there the same year. The Placement office, 107 University said. ~ • l;..tr art and psychology departments hall ; Max Wales, instructor in Deadline lor filing applications \'7;1; {1 i 11 , .\ have had offices ln the building, advertising, 310 Communications is 5 p.m., Friday, with Miss 1f/w a ~ team! d c and the Fratemity business of­ Center; in Newsome's office, 309 Helen Reich, 1 II University hall snows CARY GRANT ' "J fice was once located there. NOW! ... Ends l\fonday! 1:l1li •• :410 MAD ABOUT G:!lO • N:OI INGRID BERGMAN J. At the present time, offices of EACH OTHER AND I - DOORS OPEN 1:15 - • AlfRED IIICHCOCk'S I the .SpI p.hysical plant, Inven­ CHIEF C ....._ SINGING THEIR tory, EngHsh department, and HORSE the personnel office are located HEARTS OUT FOR YOU! 1J41~1/~. s ,n the building. • NOW • "ENDS MONDAY" s \ '1.:k1~1.) VICTOR MATURE ['''CLAUDE RAINS ". e Oil Fire Causes STARS ... IN THEIR SUZAN BALL v JOHIII LUND • -: STARTS 'tUESDAY' a Minor Damage PERFORMANCES! r-mmdd'tj~ WINNER OF 8 e An oil 1,ire at the Dunlap Im­ >- l' plement companry, 409 S. Gilbert .... ACADEM Y AWARDS .... ----~....-- - . st.. at 3:10 p.m. Friday resulted IoU s in minor damage to a .tractor and ~ n smoke' damage to the rear ot the ;;W a repair shop. 0 o!l n ,Firezren said a ipan of oN be­ ~ c neath a tractor apparently be­ c.;l 51 came ignited iby sparks from a weldJn:g torch. • tl Flire 'Chief AI Dolezal said no >- one WII8 j~jured and that most m of the damage was due to smoke. CI) , 0 a: DANCELAND Q '*'1 BIJ~T .MONT_. .1 • I~'a Smar&eat Ballroom c.;l ,. eetlar Rapids, "wa =s - '" 'rr.~q. fB,'. S'~ AIA'IiU" (Q Tonl&e PLU - ACADEMY AWAJD \II WINNER BEST ACTRESSI& THE RWH II MIGHTY --Z WRLIlY,. BOOTH '" HAl! WIESE Q U 'and HI. guy lik. Barney would Q &.1 U) 14 NIC ARTISTS 14 do nexl·and she didn't po featurlnr core · just so he did it with her! (l) I- Lovely EUGENIE SCOTT a: fr .... m Next WEDNESDAY AlSO SIMlliNG .... c:I OoqeaJal "OVEIl IS-NITE" GIG YOUNG· ETHEL BARRYMORE· DOROTHY MAlor~E tJ- Z fJI ROIERT KEITH· EUSIBETH FRASER' ALAN HAl£, JR. I Mule etlpeelall,. for yO)l &AI dl "OVEIl %8'n" w RICtiARD BURTON PLUS - 00L08 CARTOON AND - 8Pf:CIAL TN COLOR I II AIN1 - wonu'l'S MAGGIE McNAMARA "SHI!J!P AHOY" f/I "BIO TOP CARAVAN" LATE NEWS e\ m . ~ __JO_H_N_D_ERE_K_-II!_ ?i¥7E:.3& I)., ~_= ___ . -====='d2i5i _=~.Ez:: ~.c:-t::=. ~ G lI~ nl

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