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University of Iowa Cool "r1th • c e a I I •• a I showe... to4af. C4HatID· Campus,and aN ....,...... aDd eMIer 81111"" Hlch War, 51; Iowa City \ I.w, fl. Hir" Friu" 11: owan low, 41. , _ "'""""•...... _------~~--"7_~------~F.s=t...;.1~8 - AP Leased Wile -+- Five Cent. Iowa City. Iowa, Saturday, May 16, 1953 - Vol. 97, No. 164 ~ e ~ , Inese a e * * * Al.lies Seek Med Student Studies 'Cell' Hunt ' Widens ,IROTC (adets Allies Kill, Wound 1)00 Oatis Freed' , :iionorable' FotarteMIA·ssuidn,~tor· · ro Receive . l~to!!.~"~,,)~eR~:~~~" ~t?'!!.~ From (zech S a.uacked South Korean and American posiUons early loday. The I I Ehthth arm!, said at least 1,100 RlXIs were killed and wounded in mprlsonment ·Truce Plan ' DES MOINES (JP)- The chief war d5 Here the blazing battles. auditor for the Iowa BoaJ;d oC Vo- A MUNSAN, Korea (Saturday) cational Education has dlsap- President Virgil M. Hancher will The South Korean Capitol dlvi ion reported Its ro~es threw (JP)-AUled truce delegates, stand peared, ,!nd f~ur f~eral, state and present 1952-53 military awards to back a 3,Ooo-man attack SOUlh~st of Kumsong on the east-central ing firm on the issue that 48,500 county agencies FrJday were In- Reserve Officers Training corps front after hours of savage Ilghtml'. balky Red prisoners be permitted tensifying their search and CheCk-/cadets here Monday. The QUack was the heaviest in months. to choose freedom, nonetheless Ing his books. Hancher will make the awards Chinese forces swept into control of the northern portion ot the looked Saturday for a possible Arthur G. Noltn, o4~, the boanl's liS a part of the annual President's batuetleld at least twice after * * * way ot drawing an acceptable plan auditor for about two years, was day observance midnight. fllf the Communi$ts. Ilast seen Thursday afternoon. He to be staged l:Iy Each time the rugged ROKs re- SI B b In W.ashlngton, the state depart~ left his ottice to go home for some the army and air grouped and !lrovc baek the Reds. rang A om 5 records, acter a bank had report- force ROTC. He With the truce taUu dragging at V MUNSAN (Samrday) (JP)- The ed a 'probable overdra!V' In hIS will review the Panmunjom, the Communists ap- HI UN P , Allies today demanded IUld rot al accounts. cadets and make parenUy werc stepping up th It II 051 three-day recesa unill Ma, 20 in The search started Thursday the presentations pressure on the pattie front. the Korean truce talks, bOcted \ night when his car was round In starting at 3:10 Supported by Artillery down In dispute over baIldIiDl' of ' nearby Sycamore park. A pool of p.m. on the pa- Turk Infantrymen, ~upported by SEOUL (Saturday) ()P}-Eighth 48,500 Communist W&I' PrUoners blOod was found in the ;lbandoned rade g r 0 u n d s massed artillery and tank fire ot army today said an unidentified who don't wa.nt to 10 home, car ond a trail of blood led onto west of the Arm- the U. S. 25th division, cut up aircraft dropped two bombs on ' a bridge over the Des Moines riv- ory. 2,000 Chinese Red attackers early UN fOrward po iIIons on the cen- ment said there could be no com- er. A blood-stained razor blade The president HANCHER Friday on a battlefield lighted !ly tral Korean front Friday, causln, promise on the principle that the and a man's wrist watch were wlll ' address the cadets after the searchlighL~. five casualties. 48,500 be upheld in their choice ot found in the car. parade. The Scottish HJghlanders Allied warplanes hammerlXl Q The army's announcement said • not being forcibly returned to Red Earl A. Cope, director of the and tne SUI marching band will Communist military center Frida, the bombs were ot undetermined W'll'lam N Oat' rule. Its statement said a "lunda- Vocational Rehabilitat,ion division, participate In the review. (or 10 blistering hours. size. I ,IS t I h I · .. 1 CDoUr IOWAD PhI,) AP Co e dt' I men a umlln tarlan prmclp e called in th~ F~I, the st~te bu- The Johnson county Reserve Ot- In swirling sky tights, u. 5'1 Later ' reports coming trom the rr tpon 11, vital to the whole free world" DON SCHULTZ, M4, LATIMER, looks out of his cell In Johnson reau of c:lmmal InvestlgatJon, .the flcer's association medals will go Sabre jets shot down three Red. Seoul area today split on their ~ ~ was at stake. county jail atter heiDI' confined friday evenJnl' on a charre of state aUditor, and representatIves/to the "outstanding" air force / MIG jets and damaged five more opinions as to how or where :he WASHINOTON (JP}- A pardon The department said every pos- clrivilll' an alltomoblle wll.hout havlnc license plates properly dis- of the sheritf's o.Wce. . basic cadet and to the "outstand- the Firth air force reported. It bombs came from. to trfie AP correspondent William sibillty for an honorable truce played. Sehulb decided to spend 2' hours In jail rather than pay The FBI was mterested m the ing" army basic cadet. The armY l marked the third straight day ~r One source stated the posslb\l- N. OaUs lrom hili Czechoslovak would be explored but any trick the U flne levied a,alnst him by Judre EmU G. Trott. A clearer Icase because Nolta handled frOr:1 )and all' forcc "minute man" aerial battle over North Korea. Ity that the two bombs came from imprlsonm(!llt was announced Frl- a~reement putting some prisoners picture ot Schultz Is in the upper leU corner. $1 \4 million to $2 million a yellr awards wlll be given freshman Nitlety-two Communists build- a Red Chinese plane. The plane, day night In Waahinaton and Mo - of war in "inc;iefinite captivity" is I I~ fe.deral funds. The money wa~ cadets who have displayed out- Ings werc reported destroyed at the the report continued, may have cow. out of the question. ~lstrJbuted to about 200 schools standing qualities of ei.tlzenshi military center near the Red west \ been sent out with the Intent ot The tirst ollicial disclosure \.f R'j!clI Condemn Pia. SU I S"e,n IIOr Cho'oses Ja lit conducting farm courses for about P. Icoast port of Chinnnmpo by 2114 backing the mass Red Chinese at~ amnesty tor the 39-year-old re- The chief UN command delegate, 7,000 war vetera~. . . To Present Awards fighter-bombers during the 10- tack that set a large portion ot the porter trom Indiana - only U. S. Lt. Gen. William K. Harrison, said The bur~a~ of J~vestl~atton and The varsity rifle team will pre- hour series ot raids. Chlnnampo £5 Korelln lighting line literally on newspaperman ever Imprisoned after Friday's futile hour and 20 Prefers Night as IGuest' of ~ounty the ~herJfl s oftJce JOined , in sent awards to 12 students, includ- the port [or the North Korean fi re tod ay In the largest attnc" behind EUrope's Iron Curtain - minute session that the Reds were searchmg the pat'k a~d d~agglng ing outstanding second-year mem- capitol' of Pyongyang. or Its kind In months. came when Pravda's Saturday ed - noi negotiating but were simply Rather Than $3 Traffic Fine the river. The auditor s ottlce put bers of the varsity team and out- Another station declared that it ItIOn appeared in M06COW. · N It ' Planes Team Up condemning the Allied plan. th ree me~ to. c h ec kmg 0 as rl'c- standing first-year members; believed that the bombs may hal/c Almost two hpurs later, the U.S. The Red$ vehemently have By FRED THOMAS o.rds beglOmng ,on July 1, 1951. outstanding freshman rifle team Sabres. Thun d e ~jets and Mete- come Crom an All!ed plane that state department reported a mes- turned down Allied moves aimed An SUI medical student ~at weeks ago," he said. "Someone fIve days after he began work tor members; and the varSity rille ors teamed up In dealin, the lot mixed up in the battle areas safe from U. S. Ambassador at settling the fate of 34,000 North . must have taken I't the board. 'team high aggregate scores. I mornln, and afternoon blows. and thou'dht the advanced UN po_ G orle Wadsworth in Pra""e The t" readmg Thom!l~' Wolfe's" A Stonl' . M L B Is . t Th d dl ft tl t · .. ,,- . Koreans and 14,500 Chinese who . . " .' "1 decided that rather than in- .. 0 em, . su.pervlSor 0 Receiving the Johnson county I e ea y ~ ec v~ness 0 ,1n sltion was one ot the enemy's. messaa'e said Antonln Zapotocky, refuse to be returned to Red rule A.Led, An Unfound Door, In th~ state agenc:: audits In the lIudl- e ftl . ti on edal AlUM .. Ir trlkc earher In the An investigation will be put the new Prealdent of Czechoslo- At the same tillle the Red ne~ J'ohnson county jail Friday night. cur $3 more debt-24 hours in jail tor's o!fice, said I a "detailed BU- r ISlelrbve. 0p cler· s aFssocla Al mt; d week a,ainst Sunan reservoir, J 8 Into effect as soon;'" poII.Ilble the vakia had ,ranted a pardOn tor ' . 1 ld b f ' . T d·t" 0 Id b d nd that It w . e. au D. os t er, • e ar mile north ot Pyongya It liS " gotiators have talked in detail ,' Whife interne jacket on, ste- wou e a aIr compromlSe. he,}. w u e n:a e,,8 ~ Rapids, and Fred D. Patterson, A2, n ,w reparts said, but aU available the elfht yean r.emalrtlng ot Ootls' abput the Allied proposals ' for Ithes<:dPe In his pocket the tall injustice or the situation lies, I I WIll take. some Ilme. He said h . Des Moines. admitted Friday night by the might Is presently being enlistlXl 10-year term, Impoaed on char,'1s Ihe past two days ' .. f I in t)1 f d d' didn't expect the check to be com J Pyontyang radio. to repel the mass Red Chinese ol espiona'e AP'eem. en~ is POlilble I blond senior lounged in his cen, ee '. e ree om t~ey use . In pleted before the latter patt of To Oet Medals 1 It 8aid bom))lng aHacks Tuesday assault. Tllerc we're no details as to a slight I breeze floating in from conflScating my car In the fIrst next week. The army and air force "minute and Wedne,day loosed a "huge , when t'-- lanky Aotre.· pon' dOllt P oss Ibly th e UN command cou Id I " h 'd d )" '11 be t d t d tat I tl od" ,.. ~ b k' t th th t t the conetete jail courtyard. pace, e sal . man me a s WI presen e 0 evas ng 0 • . Y R bl would be "t tree. e wor 109 0 sm?o a .par , .. . "The charge was that I had Wayne Mead, AI, Ceda~ Rapi~s; The broadcast saId 800 farm ep~' of its proposal raiSing the loudest l His roommate sat reading a b ( t' t h· I C I 't Mill Frank V Beran Jr A I Garden houses were wept away 15 000 oung ~ I'cans . U. S. officials, whO rcpeatedly C . t b' ti Th·· th' . een opera Ing a mo or ve IC e 0 umnls I• er .' . ., , , , h d d ed 0 Ii' t I I ommUnlS 0 lee ons. I~ IS e comIc book on the oPPosite bunk. improperly marked' _ yet they • , . city; Gary R. Urich, Garner; Gu)' acres of farm land ruined and 400 Hear D,'scuss,'on a enounc a s r a as a part call1ng . lo~ the immediate re- Protests $3 Fine !' t d·t h'l 'I k"d G. Berrier, Grand Mound; John persons were drowned or missing. frameup and Ii mockery, were lease to Civilian status ot the con ISca e I w Ie 1 was par • . To V,S,t Campus • h awaltln, further details. ;;4000 North Koreans Don Schultz, M4, Latimer, Thus it was pure speculation ,n Maugh~n, A I, Leon; Walter Doyle AdmJ~ 0' er Danuce MOicow's announcement indlca- loh UN t n4 h . ' t d th spent the night in jail in protest the part of thE!, officers Involved." At Fed I' t M t Jr., AI, Mason City; Wayne Mart- The. Redl also admi~ted damage By AHorney General '-d a dramatic lette·r Crom Mrs. e . e,!,.. ~s accep e e . . t he said era IS ee in, AI, New Sharon; Fred E. GiI- resulung from a bombmg raid last ..., Re~ vIew on settLll~ up a five- of a $3 fine leVIed agamst him .or With' this Schultz returned to more, El, North English, and' Ker- Sunday on the huge Suiho power Oalls to the ~zech President ~ .. s nallon neutrlll commJSSlon to take operating a motor vehicle wi~h- h' d' mit N Oelberg PI Waukon plant on the Yalu river boundary Leo A Hoegh attorney general Instrumental m bringing about .M t d f ' . t' JS rea mg. Harlan Miller of the Des . ". , . , ty Sh h d d th ' I cus ? ~ 0 prISoners reSJS mg re- out properly displayed license . .' ... . To receive the "varsity ritle between North Korean and Man- ot lowa, told SUI Young Re- amnes. e a urge e pre. - pa,trlatJon but lha,d :oposed /h~t plates. SUI Sf d t R Momes Register statf, and C. M. team lirst year award" are: Plenny churia. publicans Friday that "Your JOV- dent to "heed a simple plea lor thJS be done on y m e case 0 t e C li G U en uns Stanley, president of the Iowa J Bates A2 Des Moines' Walter On the ground, two Chinese Red ernment Is what you make It." mercy and put an end to this 101., 500 Chinese.. amp u s po ceman eor~ F N' I P branch or the United World Fed- C Jones' E3' Iowa City a~d Don- battalions altacked in the Wcst Hoegh spoke to the Young R~ bitterly unhappy situation in Thke Alndlies IlconCboelvtahb!Yth COKUld TUhoimaSitspo~ted. SjChUltZ'k' car lint or dt.ona ost eralists, will be guest speakers at aid H. Gro~neveld, Ai. Parkers- against Turks defending Outpost publicans Fr~day afternoon at the ~:pIC~~! husband and I are en- wea en a 11 ow e 0- n vers y osplta par I,ng . v Of Y D the U.W.F. dinner and meeting to bur ' ' Vegas and the twin outposts of rowa MemOrial Union. He stressed ~ reans and the Chinese to be turned Friday morning minus a license oung emos be held Wednesday at the Curt g. Berlin and East aerUn. The action the importance of precinct meet~ The letter was dispatched last over to the neutral commission by plate. Offlciais ticketed the car J Wh.t A4 I Cit' Yocum restaurant. The varsity rifle team second- lasted from 2:20 to 4:20 a.m. ings, saying that Is where you November to the then Czech Pres- way ot getting the stalled talks and impoundea It in the city lot. amd~sd t fl e'th ' oWa 0 y, IS Th III d· pr ble of year award went to Stanley L. The attacks cost the Reds an es- shape your government. Ident, Klement Gottwald . . g Pi " a can I a e or e pos t 0 f emo- ey W ISCUSS 0 ms James A3 Iowa City and Donl\ld . 0 kl I d d d Th 1952 t' H h b movln once more. 01 ce court Judge Em!l Troll cratic national committeeman world government and "How to J G' C3 R I 'k Ilimated 40 I e or woun e . e conven lon, oeg e- ordered Schultz. to pay a $3 line which will be filled in an election stop Communism Without War." . reen, , enw c . Allied searchlights lit up the ieves, waS the first time in the H ' P/ :...';.1 '/ To Vote plus . towing and impounding tod . D M' ' .. To Get Frelhman Awarcll scene while massed artillery and I istory ot Jowa that delegates .orlng ann"" Counc• charges for driving ·his car with- T~ ~n e~ om~. till. A proclamation made by \\:,JI- Receiving the freshman rltle tank tire Jeept the Reds from get- • ....blJahed dal;'" peept Bunda,. IlPd ....,Ie •• , t:..... 1''' ..., ...... PH' • . r ....u. h~I"'" Br I. K. .~qaT8 Ii; 1l.ndaY and ....1 boUda,.. It,. Student ..H.Ia ...... 1, .. Do ru," DJULlr IOWAN IrDI2'OIUAl. 'I'A". , PublJel Prot. Ellis Newsome, head of the advertising sequence in thO;! school of journalism,' was elected president at Triangle club, faculty men's organization, at a d meeting Thursday evening, Other new officers are Pro!. Insulating' Your Home. ~ro.vides You Charles Miller o( the English de partment, secretary; J. Harvey Croy or the registrar's office, re corder; Dean Emeritus Wilber J, With Summer Comfort, Winter Warmth Teeters of the college of phar With the advcnt of this warm macy, hjstorian; Prot, Walter weather all of us can appreciate , ....,.. ,- Thietje,. museum curator, store the contrast between cold "lin . keeper. ter weather and lhe balmy $pring in tht Prof. J.,loyd Knowler, chsirman breezes, It's a pleasure to be able at mathematics and astronomy, to walk outside without first auditor; Prof. Victor Harris at the bundling up with several layers !o: English department, permanent at clothes, ] r your home is not in : that clubhouse committec member, and sulated, it may be a pleasure for , sPoil. Prof. Robert Hulbary of the bot you to sit around at home without Kh.t ,b any department, mem1;lership bundling up. chairman, r:eSSt!I!. The Nagle J!.umber company Ellis Newsome r Others on the club house com- offers you a complete insulation ~, aad ',-, ______imittee, each of whom serve tor service for your home. J;3y taking hce Is four years, are Prot George Eas- advantage of the services of this 0rganizatiOn you need no longer 'Water System Set ton of the college of dentistry; CITY JEWELERS you will find 5 ch beautiful &,raduatlon ,lfts al Prof. J. W. Howe, head of me- these pictured above. The choice of such rifts will not only lndleate your &,ood taste to t.he rradu sutter the discomforts of sitting In ."" ...... 1a drafty house during the winter chanics and hydraulics, and Prof. ate but will also express your true sentiment. YOUR DOME_CAN BE wonderfuUy cool In &he .um.nier time an.d "scussl"on Topl"c Gordon Marsh of the zoology de- and a needlessly hot home in the pleulnl'b warm In the wtn.ter by havlnc It Innlated by &he Na,le ~'Al''tBUOlJ As DI Lamber cOmPany. Tnlcks. u the one above, are UN' to accom= ing to pllih uu. service whJeh can save yOU' many dollars on your luel [er to. llf Wo~en Voters :~~~~~Loonat~~u~_e;~~r:~~~ta~; Grad uation Gilts t' / ndicdte SU~~~L~~~~e I[~:I i~a~a~eCaau:~ bill. iBtipns League of Women Voters mem- Prof. Paul Blorhmers, statfstical stone outer crust or because ------Attlee bers will discuss the effectiveness services consultant; Ted McCar- S' walls are covered by 4 inches company to Insulate your home that if you save even 30 per of the year's work and Iowa City's rell, registrar ,and director of ad- Go'od' Taste Plus , ent,ement their home is as insul- you may realize up to a 50 per cent of the heat in your home by attack en the water supply system next week at missiO'l1s, and Prof. Duane Lovett as it need be. Untortunate- ou may realize up to a 50 per cent ng it insulated your heating of the the last of this season's discussion of the college of dentistry. • Iy this Is pot always true. People saving of heat In the wintertime, will be at work 30 per cent • series. Gucst speaker at the tlinner was The second semester of the col- who thjnk along these lines may The average heat saving at Nagle giving you n SO per cent sav- The StadiUm park group wiJI Foresl Evashevski, head football lege school year has an unusual correctly express your sentiments good taste and does reflect be lOSing a lot ot the hen.t their insulated homes Is SO per cent. on fuel bills. The original cost to gel I I men: meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the coach. He discussed SUI fall ath- way of suddenly coming to an end and extend your complements to ,good judgmcnt when you {u.rnaces are producing durlOg the Conversely, your home can be insulating your home will be sday, home of Mrs. Gene Lata, 222 letic prospects, which he described without much forewarning. Itlthe graduating senior on a job their advice. wmter. repaid to you In the form :;tadlum park. Mrs, Robert Ray as encouraging, and the scholar- will be difficult ror many of you well done. This Is just the type oC Besides wristwatches, you Will A good insulating material, such up to 50 per cent coole In the hot savings on your winter fuel bill. been will give resource material. ship program, A movie, "High- to believe that this current sch o.>l gifts your Iowa City jewelers spc- find many other suitable gracl. Celts ex, or Zonel1te, can work season, ,with the average other words, you home can be xious w~ather The daytime group will meet l1ghts of 1952 in the Big Ten," was year wll1 end for most students m cialize in, uation gifts. For example, any of With your home, For ex- bemg about 3~ per cent cooler. comfortable without a size- ~!:: Wednesday at 9:30 a,m, at the shown,' about a month. At your local jewelers you will1he men graduating would cel'- ample, ' 2 Inch of this material wi11 This Is somethmg to think about cost to you. ound, • home of Mrs. Leland Nagle, 714 • A month berorehand is not too have an opportunity to choose a tainly appreciate the fOI'ethought Insulate as well as a 12 InSlh stone with three months ot hot sultry Call and inquire today about the had McLeaQ st, Mrs. R. T, Fedderson soon to start thinking about grad- gift for that special scnior from a and generosity ot (I giCa such o1,~ wall or ,4 inches at ~Ia s ter. It takes summer da~s before us. way to Insulate. A Nagle saying~ will be resource leader. /S"IQma Chi' Elects uation gifts, This very special oc- wide selection ~r gifts ,appro,prJ- cuft-li~k s , a tie clasp, 01' a hand- t . la tlltttle of this mSUlatlng ma- codmt°lrt IS noht t~e only ~hne representative will be glad to Mrs, Margaret Kuhn, 1011 N, caslon demands a gitt which Will ate to the occaSIOn, BeSides flOd- some nng, erla 0 urn your home 1rom a you er ve b y avmg yoU! orne Sumtn1t will be hostess to the" ing a wide selection at these stor\!s There is almost an unllm cold one to a warm one in the Insulat~C1 by the Nagle Lumbel' work out the details with you. north group, Wedn~sday at 8 p.m . Haworth PreSident Iy ou wlll atso fin e.. men with·yean. ariety of items to choose winter and from a warm one to a company. A sizeable saving in lii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_11II tate. Mrs. Fedderson Will be resource WIKEL of experience in this field who wh en yo'll! gilt is to be to the girl comparatively cool one in summer. your winter fuel costs is also one t! M, leader. will be ani}, too glad to counsel student, A matched set of cultured By allowing the Nelle Lumber at Its benefits. You can readily o ~ t The west group will meet at 8 Dale Haworth, A3, Champaign, TYPEWRITER CO. and advise you in your every gift pearls, for instance, or a beau his p,m. Wednesday at the home of Ill" was elected president of Si¥ma need, ful ring would make an ideal tate· Mrs. John Franz, 126 Templin Chi social fraternity Wednesday Xuthorized ROYAL Dealer For a variety ot reasons, the Make it a point to visit Doug's Newest Location. re to park. Mrs. E. W. Scheldrup will night, wristwatch has become almost a community jewclers before pI into gi,ve resource material. Other new officers include Bob Typewriter Spec:ialiats standard graduation gift. Its long ning your graduation gi ft pu en it Mrs. Edward Nelson, 21 W. Groom, A2, Des MOines, vice- RENTALS lasting qualities plus its beauty chases, You can rest assured th' lions Market, will bf hostess to the east president; Gene Schmidt, A2, £PAIRS make it an object which will al- your Iowa City jewelers will group Thursday at B p.m. Mrs. Fairfield, secretary; Pete Chin- ways be cherished by the recip- their utmost to help you select th Clark Tanberg will be in charge purg, E3, Sheffield, treasurer, and SALES iant, Ho wever, care should be ex- best possible gift for one of lh of resource material. Tom Giblin, A2, Des Moines, ERVICf. ercised when buyin g a watch fbI' most significant days in a you Tbe southeast group wiil meet pledge trainer. someone else. You want it to re- person's life. Thursday at the home of Mrs, Chris Hertz, A2, Des Moines, as- 23 E. Wilsliunl~ton Dial 8-1051 flect your good taste and good Your Iowa City jewelers 'Winslow Tomkins, 121? Fri~ndly sociate editor; Herb Hedge, A2,1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ l jUdgm ent , as well as your sentJ- Alger's Jewelry, r. Fulks, ·lIve. Mrs. Jo~n A, Herrmg WIll be Hedrick, tribune; Peter Wester- m"nts. Yo ur Iowa City jewelcrs Jcwelry Store, Herteen & I' ~esource chal,rman. , gaard, AI, Des Moines, historian, will insure that your gift is In er, and Leonard's Jewelry, The F1nkbme group Will meet and John Thul, C3, Iowa City, We Make I ;It the home. of ~rs. J. E. Ham- rushing chairman, mond, 311 Flnkbme park, Thurs- Executive council members in day at 8 p.m. Mrs. Robert Ray will clude Jack Lowry, A3, Des Moines, Gives 2+Hour Service be resol,U"ce leader. member-at-large; Dan Cosgriff, C3, Tipton, senior member; Jim Fraternity 10 Pic k Blodgett, A2, Decorah, junior L oJ member, and Jim Houser, Al, Des weetneort 1 oy Moines. sophomore member, Doub.' lS DINER, LOCATED ON . , .Formal Dance * * * Iowa. ave., Is one of three Doul' . locatloJ\8 YOU will find excellent Pi sweet- Haworth Heads courteously, Doug's special "J\Jeal 5 eart will be announced tonight • at DAHZES CANDIES three locations. Swp In wday for t the annual spring formal of Inter-Fraternity ry he social fraternity, The candi-, ~ates are Phyllis Fischer, AI, · t IJ!1gin, Ill,; Audrey Krantz, AI, ' es Moines. and Marilyn Robl yourll Find ow, A2, Sioux City. OIlS 'The theme of this year's dance ls "Oriental Gardens." It is urs· I Efficiency at D ~cheduled to start at 9 p,~, at the f all ~liapter house, 707 N. Dubuque. Many times it's quite a bother wer· 13m Meardon's orchestra will play .;.1 Iller, :for the dance, which will be in doors as wel,1 as outside. to get somethjng to eat when you bey have a long night at studying be Ion Chaperones will include Prof, -LAUNDROMAT G~orge Mosse of the history de HALF·HOUR SERVICE (ore you. 11 you leave in the east· ~",rtmE:nt; Leo n a r d Goodstein, in 2. S. Van Buren ern part at town you don't have linlcal counselor at the student GARVIN SMJ'I'fI, W~IER LlTI'LE, to make that long trip to eal. You mil· ounseling of rice, and Mrs. Good De Good are pictured prcsslnr clothing which has been cleaned at , or tein; Prot. Joseph Cobitz of the Varsity Cleanen. Besides doing a wonderful job of presslnl' and have a wonderful restaurant right on's in your own. neighborhood. ~hilosophY department, and Mrs, WE SERVE cleanIn, Varsity otters Its cUlwmers 24-hour service for their eon ~obltz; Prot. Walter Dewey of the venIenee. Doug's Diner, located at the cor nc.- dramatic arts department, and THE BRIDE ner of Dodge St. and Iowa Ave., Mrs. Dewey; Mrs. Sadie Edelson; olters you the same wonderful Mrs, Elsie T. Levin, the fra , ternity's housemother, and Mrs. Wedding Invitations A W .... 11 G d M food as the two downtown loca- ( And Announcements e roome an tions Doug Fairbanks maintains, ~onla Sands. 1m . ted At this location you will also tind ,Bennett Levin, A2, Muscatine, pnn the same efficient, courteous serv- Doug's other two locat/ons are Aodal chairman, has been in Dale Haworth ,tiuge of the affair. • Reception Napkins wei Cith iCI! found at the D & L Gr1l1 and the 0 & L Grill, at I05 Dubuque Dale Haworth, A3, Champaign, W~dding Books ea rs ea noes Doug's Coffee Shop. St.t and Doug's Coffee Shop at I J d L d I1l. has been elected president of . ______I"'_The Meal a Minute is a Doug So. Clinton. Doug's Coffee Shop At sle er ee ea S the Inter-fraternity councll, com- HALL'S GIFT SHOP People judge ¥ou in light of how special which can be open 24 hoUl'!! a day for your add- Iowa Supply EI, , posed at presidents ot all social 127 So. Dubuque you are groomed and es- sures 24 hour service. This quick found at any of his three locations. AI ' se 0 "t" \troternities on campus. 1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I~~k,~,hi'I;~ on the condition of your service is maintained tp keep pace This special is designed for those convenience. The I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1,Ur s rganlZa Ion Other officers elected incl~de Soiled and wrinkled with the busy schedule of the stu- ot you who do enjoy being served thIng to remember is the tact thatl. r., ,Elsie Jerdee, N3, Clermont, was ' Jac~ Ra~hert, C3, Cresco, vlce- do not lend themselves to dents in this community, quickly and efficiently. The food at all three of these locatlons you e\ected president of the reorgan- preSident, Jerry Passer, P2, Coun- VARSITY CLEANERS people receive a good im- Varsity Cleaners does not which is served to you in this will find good food, moderately "LET ONE CALL i~d Student Nurses organization cil Bluffs, s~cretary-treasurer, and ' Iinlression of you and certainly, as lice quality cleaning In favor fasbion is delicious food well pre- priced, served to you quickly and 'J'hursday. Park. ,Davld~on, A2, Fairfield, Free Moth- students, you do want to this :fast service. The Holfman pared to provide you with a won-Ietflc:len,tly DO IT ALL" Vice-President is Joan Nelson publiCity chairman. other people. Sys'tem of cleaning which they use derful meal. , in today and enjoy this NI, 'Peorla, Ill.; secretary, Shirley Two, men were elected to the ProofuuJ Varsity Cleaners ofters you a is one of the finest systems known Doug's Diner is open B\Jtton, NJ, Adel, and treasurer, executive council. They were Service complete cleaning service. They today. It leaves your clothing clean I ::.:::======:.::====I... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiii-~iiiiiiiiiiii;11 J.oyce Postel Nl Monticello Dave Holleran, A3, Clinton, and in giving your clothing and bright just the way you Ir llDIDRY : The irOUP: co~posed of ail stu- Larry Phillips, C3, Des Moines. 0 I A L a treatment whiCh will restor~ them for ihat "neat look." "d,enls enrolled In the college ot their; original neat apearance at a For your added conVf"';"lnI'FoIl It Pay.s to ,nUrsInlt', adopted a new constltu- S 0 'DO S 4 1 53 mal ~ost to you. , Varsity mainlains a tree l11,on Wednesday, separating It enlor Inner et . In sendmg your clothlDl( to Var- and delivery service. Their elEIIIII 'ttom tHe WeiUawn association, F po pL 0 Pick-Up an.d Dellven Slty you are taking adva,ntage of make regular stops at Uni 'Unqergraduate nursln, studentS\ or I Seta n. 1'7 E. WASWNGTON ?ne?f the qulckes.t cleanmg Sl!1'Y- housing units and will gladly stop tnt In Westlawn comprise the ICes In town. Varsity Cleaners in- anywhere in town to pick up your IlISpciation. Senior active members of I:lothing. ' " Beta Phi social lorority will be 'Sigma Theta ,Tau Planl at. a farewell supper Mo:'!- With spring here once agajn wUl want to have all your \\Ilr\tf'~'lI . i· f Th d a t 6 .30 p.m. g Iven b yea-th 1 nit alia" or uri ay umnae group. garments cleaned before you store \. Silma Theta Tau, proCessional The supper will be held at the them for the summer. You will Phou 4177 312 S. Dabuqae nilralng sorority, will hold Its tn- home of Mrs. V, W, NalJ, 350 Hut- Memo: also ~ant to have them HIIlttl)n banquet following lnitlo- chlson ave. prooted at Varjilty to tlon . ceremonle.e Thursday at 6 'The committee in charge of the Know your jewelerl the.y wlll not be nHITI"'...... RIm, In the YWCA room of the includes Mrs, L. D. Ware- the summer, A little Ipwa Memorial Union, ham, chairman; Mrs, Mary By- Alger's Jewelry now may save you many for your NEW Home in the Spring Members who have not inglon, Mrs. Glen Ewers. MT8, in the future. . Kelley contacted should caLL MI" Li Frederick Darley, Mrs, Ben Sum- k Call 4153 today and take ad- your. first call should, be 8·11 13 )laper, chairman. at WeBUawu. menvill, Mrs, John Thompson, I. Fui s vantage at that wonderful Varsity (Reservations must be made by Mrs, W. T, Mageboech, and Mrs. service. A courteous driver will Cleaners onday. ' Robert Schultz. Hands Jewelry Store call for all your soiled clothing, "Home of the Shirt NAGLE LUMBER COMPANY . WlVIS ILICT OFFICERS That Smilu" Mr•. Charles Dillard was elect Herteen & Stocker . LAKE SHIPPING BITS BIGB Competeat Ad..... III LEARN TO. DANCE CLEVELAND (.If') - G rea no 80. Gilbert 8t. ed president ot Pharmacy wives pJcmnJn9. llueprlDtiaq. FlDcmdDCJ olub at a meetin', and card party , IT'S FUNI Leonard's Jewelry Lakes vessels last month recently, Other new officers B'alDnln, Ind Adnn... L.llon" the largest combined torlnD,I!~ cmd CoaatructlD9., I " Mr., Dal. Pricket~ vle,e-prealldellt.ll i ron ore, coal and . grain MIMI YOUI>E WURro Aprllin the history at lake ~d Mn. Dayne Waft, secretary· Dial 11415 120 W. Burlington I 'In•• urer. pina. The Lake Carriers • I I , , ~ ...... " ,'f ...e 4-THE DAILY IOWAN-lO"'a City. 1a.-Sa~ .. May 16. 1'511 SUI Gra~ " ,. ... MARCIANO RETIRES fu II WALCOTT Pili/lies; 'Braves .Stay Edith v; and Saral CH1CAGO (IP)-Heavyweight champ· Rocky Marciano exploded TO THE .' been awa' a right uppercut on the jaw 01 ex-champ Jersey Joe Walcott Friday * * * * * .* * * * * * * . ' night to knock out the 39-year-old pappy guy from Camden, N.J., PIPE ~ips for in 2:25 of the first round at the Chicago Stadium amidst a storm H F T B 5 2 I program k II d' announce c' ~~ICOtl sat on h~s h~unc~es , becoming the [irs! former S'::ERS OW 5 · ,' a . 0 n., ..... 9. ~ Miss WI h.oldmg the ropes with his nght weight champion ever to U ers, - '. hand, as referee Frank Sikora his title SET tory at th counted him out. Il was the first V'b t MILWAUKEE (IP)-Sid Gordon, ! I Belgium. hard punch that landed in the n ea en the old pro, slapped a 330-foot MADISON, Wis. (IP) - Ron j surprisingly short contest. Marciano. now unbeaten in home run over the leftfield fence Unke hurled his sixth straight Vants 101 The offleial annoul\cement er- professional fights, made 'with Eddie Mathews on base in victory for the University of Wis- Miss C roneously affixed the knockout "orll: or tne Old gent the second the eighth innjng Friday to give consin Friday, defeating Io~a, . ~_ I pathology time at 1:25. time around. It took him 13 long, Milwaukee a 4-3 victory over 2, in a Big Ten baseball game. I Manchest Fans Shout Derlllion rugged rounds last Sept. 23 at Pittsburgh and a continued shareJ Unke fanned mne and walked·; 203 grant Fans ro ddt . 'd t Philadelphia before he dethroned of first place in the National Ifour, while Iowa pitcher Whitey The ay; . c w .e. a rm~sl e 0 Jersey Joe-with a short right to 1 Diehl, fanned two Badgers and sho. ut In derision as .rmg an- the J·aw. In that 'igbt, Marciano eague. AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGIJ~ walked three. I nouncer Ben B t1 d M ... The homer barely cleared ;the W L PeL. GD n provisioru ., . e~ ey raise. ar- was trailing on points before he four foot wire barrier in front of Now York .. .. 17 8 .880 PhUadelphla . ~ L P:;; G8 Second I:>aseman Bill Stenger Of I • ,. congress, clano~ hand m victory. Felix Boc- unleashed his lethal charge the bleachers. Cbl .., ...... 17 II .8V7 I', Mil k i 1 the Hawkeyes singled three times chlcchlO, Walcott's manager, pro- . . Clneland ..... Ia 10 .l\6il a waa •• " .. il , 88" ~ • f tl b LI d I tested to the referee that he had i£'hls was one of the shortest The victory was Milwaukee's Bo.lon ...... Ia II .~H S" ::.'~:~: .' ::: :. :~ I: : ~~ ~" In our mes at at. Ed n sey counted on I,)' nine. heaVy",:,eighL title lights in histor ixth straight at home and kept Waohln,lon .. . 13 H .~IIO 6 Now York ... II 14 .410 ~\ . slammep a home run with nobody Sikora asked ii Walcott rose at -rankmg close 0 the jobs th the Braves deadlocked atop thei S I. L.al • ... , . 1% II . Na/ fi' , PIU.burJh .. B IG .31" 7 6n in tlie eighth Inning to turh In , J L ' d t d . h ' (Dllhillalo" by Kin, Fealar .. 5YDdl.al.) stand'ngs 'th PhU d 1 h ' . Pblladolpbla ... 12 n .~4" ti Chlca'o . .." . 7 . 1ft .3611 7 Iowa's only extra-base hit. . ~ the count of 10 sald; "No 1 could oe OUIS usc 0 0 m IS * * * * * * I WI a e pia, wm- Dolrolt ...... , ~ l . ~r.o Illi Claelnna" .... . ~ 16 .2'K ft Th 1 k k f ' } have given hirr: one mor~ cpunt." Only five other title bouts ner over Chicago Friday. 1-0. The Frida,', R ...1I 1 e OSS noc ed Iowa 0 f ~he I Walcott's handlers rushed faster. WaleoH Bewilidered, Blltter win also set the stageI for a first Delrolt.,I. L.al. 4,Phlla"ol,hla WalbID,I •• H 0 ' I Phlladolpb".Frld.,·, I, Cblca,. R ... 1I 01 Bigtie 101' Ten third conference place with throne Minneso!a. into a r' . h I around ringside, yelling that old The record is the 1 :28 scored riplace b battle t ereth todayI dand Sun-D ChCI •• oland 01 Bo,lon, r.ln SIMil,,· ..... t. Pllllb.rrb 3 Both teams have 5-2 marks. ' JerseY Joe had not heard the by Tommy Burns over Jem Roche ay e ween e co- ea ers. on lcaro 01 Now 1'or., rain N' Lo.l, 0, B.. okIJO 3 , , count. The customers, many 01 at Dublin, March 17, 1908. Louis' Lif;ldle, who pitched a two-hitter Today'. Pllcho.. • .. Yor. 1. Cla.lnnall 3 "He Hit Me W'lth Hook Punch-Push I Says Joe' in his mal'or league debut '11 81 . Loa I, .t W,"hln,lon - Drocheo. Today', Pllcb... . whom paid $50 (or their seats, annlhjlation of Max Schmeling In .' " , WI (0·4).r Holloman (/.1) YO. 1'0rlorfl_ld Pblla"olphla 01 ,111 ..' 0 •• 00 - Simmon. Tennis Team Takes ; roared their disapproval. their second bout took 2:04. Louis 'Better Hit Than ..September's,' Says Rocky start for the Braves today against (:1·3). (ll-I) '". LI""o (I •• ). Joe Looks Grim fla,tlened Tam! MaUriello in 2:09 ace sou!hpl:\w Curt Simmons. ..~;::~~:I(I~I~~'a"'I'bla - Boon (2-~) Ra~~:::~~~,:rl (~~~~I~~lIc;;,,~:'~2~~;~) ••. Jersey Joe looked grim and and Jack Roper in 2:20. The other CHICAGO (JP)- A bitter, be- ' * * * . Cblco,. al N_w 1'o'k - PI.rco (".1) Pltt. bur,h aI Cblco,o - Dle .. on (1·1) 8radley Squad, 7·1 ": tensc as he came out for the first quick kayo w~s scoi·e.d by. Tommy ~il~~re~. J~e Wa.l~ott, co~nthed O:lt ternational Boxing club, elbowl?d Roberts Ti ps Cu bs 1 ··CI=::~!'.:d (;~ '~O.I.n - L.mon (a·a) v •• I "N:':·~o~~·~i 81. Loal, (nl,bl) - ~Ia,- round, tying up Marclano who Burns over Bill SqUires III 2:09. m. e Irs r~un .of h.1S ea~y- his way to both fighters' rooms. . Mcllermot! (le·S) . lie (S· I ) VI. MI •• II ('j.I). PEORIA, Ill. - The Iowa tennis was missing wild swings. Aside No Slamming Action weight chat;tplOnshlp fight ~vlth "If Wfllcot~ protests to the state CHICAGO (JP)-Earl Torgeson'~. team deteated Bradley, 7-2, in from a few left jabs that bounced There was none of the slam Rocky MarcI~no, spu~~ered ~rI.daY , commlSSlOn, I doo't see where it one-out double in the ninth and !OVer the Cards smce Aug. 28,1950. sour. . IPerfect weather here Friday affllr- oft Marciano's craggy face Wa)- ming actio, th(lt thrilled the big nlgh~, that hIS KO was rldlcu-, \viU do him any good," Norris Gran Hammer's single gave Phila- He was the second old time Brook Cincinnati lied it up In its half noon. ' cott never took the otrensive. crowd at Philadelphia last Sep- 10~.S., . " told a report~r. "If .he lodges a,delphIa's Robin Roberts the only jinx l~cked ?y the Cardinals .in of the inning when Jim Green- I In singles, Norm Barnes fell to , Suddenly, the c ham p fro tember, none of the throbbing I wasn t hurt at ~ny time, he protest there JS n~thmg I can ?O run he needed to defeat the Chi- sweepmg their two-game set With grass, who had walked, crossed Dave Markin, 6-1, 6-4, but Harolll Brockton, Mass., cut loose with a drama that saw the kid from th told a packed dressmg room au- a.bout It and nothmg the commls- caJ(o Cubs, 1-0, Friday. the podgers. the plate on Ro&yaBridges' dou- ,Hill beat Bob Goelzer, 6-1, 6-1; smashing right uppercut that shoe mills get off the deck dlence after the fight. 510n can do about it either." It was the Chicagoans' fourth Thursday nigh it was Carl Er- ble. Roger Kroth topped Wendell landed flush on Walcott's jaw. a first round knockdown 10 win "I guess it was-II left hook and , ' 1953 shutout loss, and also marked skine, who hadn't lost any of sev.! With two out in the] lth, Davey IChilds, 6-1 , 6-0; Don Olmste~d i Down he went, with his heels up the title. a punch-push, or something, that the fourth time in a row that en 'meetings with the Cards in Williams walked and scored on a jbeat Wayne Steinke, 6-1, 6-4, and \ In the air, settling flat on .his back. Walcott showed none of h knocked me down. Brnwn s Trl'p pitcher Warren Hackel' has been three seasons, who failed to weave double by Alvin Dark. Hank Dave Van Ginkel defeated Dick He pulled himself up on his slick tricks of old, merely flgh "I could have gotten up at the V the victim of these white wash- his magic. The two victories have Thompson w~lked. Then carne Siebert, 6-3, 7-5, before Iowa's f haunches and sat there, staring, like an old man who had "los count of two." W h - I ings. The Cubs have not scored a pulled the Cards within a hal( Thomson's homer. IChuck John$on Cell to John Clar- with a blank expression on his It." 'Official Protest' a sIng on' run t01' the stocky righthander in game of ,third place Brooklyn. no, · 4-6, 6-1 , 6-4. ~ II bony face as the referee counted. There was a wild scene in the As Jerse Joe and h' a , '28 innings. A sIx-run .second inning at the Ka W· S· In doubles, Bnrnes-Kroth of Thus, with one pUl1'Ch , Marciano ring after the fight ended 8S Wal- Felix Boc ~iCChiO s ~ m;.n g~;, Delr -I W· Roberts' fifth payoff against expense of Roe sewed up the ban i ppas In wlm Iowa defeated Markin-Goclzer, cnded walcott's hope~ of ring im- colt's handlers protested to edly to re~orters ~n:o h~to~~~u~- I 01 Ins two losses also added up to the game for St. Louis, which finish~lI Title for 4th Year 16-0, 6-3; Hill-Olmstead beat mortality, hiS dreams of1body who would listen. ers their lawyer An~elo MiI~n= pace-making Phillies's fourth with 13 hits off five Brooklyn I Childs-Steinke, 6-4, 6-0, and Dus- , dr~, shouted th~t he had "just WASHINGTON ( IP~ - ,Vi~gil straight victory over Chicago in as pitchers, including three safeties ' Kappa Kappa Gamma social ty Rice-Van Ginkel defeated ~ie- made an official protest with the Trucks sna?ped Washmgton s SIX- many games. Iby Solly Hemus, who drove in sorority won the intramural bert-Clarno, 6-3, 6-0. Illinois Athletic commission." game wmnmg s.treak an~ won. hiS Roberts allowed six hits, two of three runs. Steve Bilko contrJbut- ~wimming meet Thursday night I F======-';====::;;~ Bocchicchio's eyes flashed an- fo~r~h g~me With an eight-hitter them coming in the J~inth .. Frankie ed a two-run homer. his fourth . for the fourth consecutive year. grily and his words were Jlter~I1Y I Fr. d y night as the St. LOUIS B~umholt.z opened WIth hIS second * * * Delta Gamma ,took second place, PANCAIE SUPPER spat at reporters as he ridiculed I BJO~nSdefeated. the Senators, 4-0. hI~, a triple off the right field Giants Win 7-3 Tri Delt third and Pi Beta Phi and the manner ,n Which Referee Dick Kryhoskl hit a homer for bflcks. , Chi Omega placed fourth and Sponsored by Men'. Club Frank Sikora had counted out his the winners. Walter Masterson, the' Dee Fondy followed with a fly CINCINNA TI (IP) _ B bb ' Ififth, respectively. I of thl), 39-year-old protege Istarter, was the losing pitcher. to John Wyrostek in short right, Tho ' th h .0 th) FDur records were broken at 'he . . . d B I mson s ree-run orner In e . "Joe knew what he was doing", The Browns got a pall' of Tuns 10 an1 t aumholtz . . was doubled at the 11th mnm' . g , an d th ree C·mcmna· t1' meet. held in the Women's gym-I First Christian Church the manager shoutC9 to newsmen. the top of the fll'st frame and add- P a e attempting to score. errors co b' ed t 0 . th N naslUm pool. The 20-yard frontl 'Counted Ou~' e? Single runs in the fitt~ and . Preston Ward, batting cleanup York Gia~tsl~ 7_3 v~~~ry ~ridea; cr~wl for . fonn was broken by Jo MONDAY, MAY 18 "He waitoo. for me to tell him mnth to wrap up the wm.. I~ ' the Brum lineup due to the in a ball game played berore on1v ShIley, Pl. Beta Phi, the KappasJ 5 p.m. in church baaemeDI to get up, and when I told him to l * * * sl~kness of Hank Sauer• . followed 1,452 fans. Relief pitcher Hoyt broke their own 60-yard medleYI get up, he was counted out." I Houtteman V·letor wI.th a long double to right cen- Wilhelm was the winning hurler. relay mark and set a new 80-yard All ylOu can The angry manager used bitter tel. .. !ree style relay mark and Delta . ·t··· S'k' t The game "'nded seconds later Clt;\cinnall got away to a two- Gamma set a new 60-yard free eat for 75c t erQ\S ill cn IClZlng lora s COU!1. PHILADELPHIA (IP) Th .... u' I d If t t' 't h L ' "Th t f d I - ree when Torgeson fielded Gene Her- l' n ~a 0 s ar ll)g PI c er arry style relay standard. a re eree wante to count home runs - including the first man ski's dribbler and threw to Jansen. A homer by Bob Marquis -::=-:::-::-=::::--::-----:---:----=====::;::===;======~ :~ ;~~ so b~~'dhe counted. 2-4-6- hit in major league competition by Roberts, covering first, for thedn the fifth provided the other ~'-"'-'-~ ~~~~ , e lX sco e . Ihurler Art Ho.utteman - produced final putout, Redleg m~rker. r~i"~ ~v.~ , :tlcott himself seemed more all the DetrOit runs Friday night * * * Monte Irvin got New York back Y... . ~~ be Idered than angry. He: did as the Tigers whipped the Phila- • . th 'th h' f'fth h ~ ~ not answer when asked If he · · C d B B In e game WJ IS I orner ~ ~ planned to continue boxing. delPhla · Ahtthl7tJhCtS 7-6 bef)or e a ar 5 eat ums Of. the season}n the sixth, and the ~ sparse fIg mg crolV d 0 f , 699 . Giants went In front m the eigbth T 0 DAY ~ ~ "At first I t~ ht h ld Walt Dropo and Malt Batts add- ST. LOUIS (IP) - Vet era n when Cincinnati's detense went 'O~ ~ 'I t pug e wou ed the other homers. Preacher Roe, usually "old reli- --- 0. . '. ~ Ile uPda~d then I looked at his Detroit scored three runs in the able" for Brooklyn against the St. "0. . ~ ~es a~h b~y were t'1?S~yd'''' . I first frame and added pairs in the' Louis Cardinals7 failed to extend ~ .' ~ ;~at's ~h : t as m~s h~ / h Ifourth and sixth. Philadelphia.his spell over the Redbirds Fri-I '0 ~ ion Rock aM e~~w~g tC arn-,rallied for five in the fifth and day as the Dodgers toppled to '0.. Is _The Last Day ~ p .it ht~lapeo ~,d 0 say. scored one more in the bottom of their third straight defeat, 9-3. ~ '0 4" conne~ed .!thr~u Jeft hook the ninth but could never * the South~aw Roe h~d been . ~uc- 0.. '0.. and followed with a f right upper- score. cessful In 10 straight deCISions '0. ~ c~t," Marciano said. 1'1 think that •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• "0 For ~ nght was better than the one I. I • 0. ~ ~!~ .~i m with to win last Septem- II SMOKER'S SPECIALS II ! ~ ~ as 5 d ln' :'C atlo" Al"~~fn Weill, r:;e~~~?~~\~e~i;u;~~ the champion's mana,er. I• econ s oron n.I ~~ TH RIFT DAY S ~~'O.~~ "Rocky really doesn't know howl. LONDON PIPES for. ~ hard he hit him. It was the best. 1 $3 ·_ ~ ~ uppercut he has thrown, I. • Natural Finish ' - Come and Get Your " _ • Hard Rubber Bits ."0 ~ Norris, president of the In- II • J\1any -Shapes $5.00 Value I I ~ ~ = I ~ Share of the Savings ~ D. W W k ' ~ ' rk ' I ! JOHHllioRVO" I ciii'iinns I I ~ ·' ~ : m:w Y0ftK (IP) - We always thrower" or was' faster ' on , the a solid, workmanlike ball player. I CLEAN _ FRIENDLY':' COURTEOUS • DOuglas and Marie Wilson ~ , .~ c(i"nildered Dom DIMaggio one of bases. Joe hfd the advanta4e of It won't .seem natu.ral t? see _ f • , =in "Never Wave at a Wac", ' ~ ' ',. I" , tbe most underrated of baseball size, which could account for his ~ajor le~gue. box scores Wlthout,_ • who learrui the transition \ . dd ' . ; . 'DiM'Ig~lo" 10 tbere somewhere.. ,.fr I fe ~ I ) pI~yers, chiefly because he walked a ed power. HIS eyesight . also The three-Vince, Joe and Dom- • om socia ite into mme ''a . w.. in'. the shadow of his big brother, was bettel', as Dam ahvays · had lelt qu. ite II mark: Big Joe gets his. I sQldier Is, easi~r said than ~ ",.,., fiUt tJJiIIt N.t..II,.1:MtM ~~. Joe. a,pd no matter what he did to w~?r .glasses. ' . deserved acclal,,?, ' but the Iittle l- done, "Never Wave at 0' I ~ ~ '" he 5uffereq by comparisons. Joe S Size, his easy grace and hiS professor do~n ~ r:eed to h!de -. W'a:c" stm'ls 0'1 the , If· , If he hit home knack of coming through 'sen- when tHey start talklllg about tme ,~ • ENGLCRT N ,.; ~""'-,'-,"'-~ , \ • , runs', Joe would satlonally at the. most dramaticl ball players. iiI•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• = ) ~ SU DAY j ~''''''''''~ hit them oftener moments made him s,tand out. '. . • . and farther. If It v:'as his unique appe8i'ance , . he made a spec- and hiS p.erfonnance that made . • I, tacular cat c h hIm a darlmg of the crowds. would hav~ Dom was average in size, als . ad e it look reticent as Joe, and aside trom his Is Your Future In, Salm, 'Advertising ~y. If he made glasses there was nothing par ene Shirt ' Laundered a fine throw. it tlcularly distinguis.hlng about his .. . ; ~ , would have bee appearance. His comparatively a routlDe throw few home runs weren't classic 'I DIMAGGIO 10r the Yankee wallops, and his perfbrmances in ' or Merchandislna! Clipper. the field somehow laeked the "He')) ' go along with the 'home spectacular qualities of his more - Here's an excellent opportunity for young, sales-mlndep mlln to cam while they travol and lesrn, run angle, but we won't concede renowned ~rother. F:RE, EI seiling a well-known staple food product (n an established territory. that Joe was a better fielder or Yet day 10 and day out he was • I • ~ , These positlonll"'requlre aggressive selllng and merchand'lsing but, at tho same time offol' invaluable With e~ery Whe~ties boxtop training, experience and opportunity. ' 11 you arc' lntcrestl¥l in a sales, lIalos pro~otlon or adver-. ~dward S. Rose~Sayt RENT I OAR tlslng tuture, you should Investigate. YOu must be free to I travel . Buy Drun. Medicines and Drur Young single men with two or more years college education , 01' the equivalent, preferred, Store Items at your DRUG HEln We provide cars, salary, and traveling expenses. STORE - vial~ ),our Pharmacilst rePllorly T" yoq rec:elve better DRIVE·UR·SELF Apply by mail (attach re~ent snapshot) or In person to Serl'lce. Values and Professional SY,STEM Advice - we are alwa,s pleued I to serve YOU for DRUGS - VI 1 TAMINS - FILLING ),our IIHER BROS. .Dial '· 313 PRESCRIPTIONS - 304 S. GIlbert South , . National ' Oa~ . (onip~ny DRUG SHOP Just Phone 9696 ' liT oN' CAll Dubuque. lU 8, Dubullue 8" . Dial )i)5 H AveDue. N.E. Cedar Rapida. Iowa I • \ I ... TIlE DAILY IOWAN-lowa• Cit" la.-Sat.. Ma, lB. nS3-Paae $ Grinnell Students Work at WSUI ale OKrs City-Ottumwa IFraternity Men To Help in Traffic Survey IRat Control Plan SUI Stude,nt, Sen ,Bus Hearing Set.. To Be Extended lc l Housl'ng Public bearings for a ne\\. b!lS The SUI Inler-fraternlty ~uncil cours at SUI. Tn surveying I, . . Graduate Get Publl line between Iowa City and a will pro~Ide men. to help m t~e probably will be done the last CIty manB&er Peter F. Roan an- point ' east of Ottumwa wlll be Iowa CIty trarrlc survey. City week In May, Roan said. A weeki nounced Friday that the rat con- III hweld June 4, in the courthouse in manager Peter F. Roan.said Fri- day with normal trBlllc will be t.rol program-started Inl winter ashington county. day. at the city dump-has been ex- Fulbrighfs Money BI ected Appearing before the Iowa statel The IFC has appealed through SC'I . . . . tended to an area on North RJver- Edith Warren, G, Gilmore Cjly, commerce commission will be the . . . nstruction sheets wlll be gIven side drive ~ASHING~ON (/f') - Ad~~is- Arrow Coach Lines of Ottumwa the individual houses to enlist to the fraternity men and a meet- . . and Sarah E. Conlon, '50. have tratlOn authordy to start building Th A . eki . about 100 men to help survey the' g '11 b h Id f I The dump now IS almost cleared • been a,warded Fulbright sch01ar- ' 35000 new public housing units e rrow company IS se ng a m WI e e or genera ques- . k~ocked out of an a ro riatlO~ permit to open tbe new bus line Ilow of tralClc In the downtown tioning and instructions. Asslgn- of rats. R~an saId. !;hips for foreign study. Fulbright bill by the house. wa/:est~red by from th~ junction ot highway 16 area ot Iowa City. me~t cards will be pre?ared to To ellmm~te the rats. cans of program advisel' Wal1acc Maner the senate Friday. and 34. Just east of Ottumwa, to The survey was started eal'.Her direcl men to the area m which meal containmg a substance which announced Thursday. Funds for th~ public housing Itwa c:lty. The line would run but lack of personnel caused It to they are to survey. destroys the rat's blood cells are Miss Warren will study art his starts were approved as part 01 a a ong hIghways 34 and 1. be postponed. the exact date has The survey wlll determine the placed in the infested area. r , tory a t the University of Brussels, $'57.442.000 measure financing 22 The line would serve six towns;\ not been sel because the patrol-Iroutes with the greatest flow df The rats continue to eat the Belgium. Her award is one of 19 independent government aitencles ]owa City. Kalona, Washington, man In charge, Emmet E. E\'ans, trnffic and the areas with the meal to regain their strength and during the fiscal year starting Brighton, Richland and Fairfield. is attending a pC>licemen's short greatest need for parking space. are caught In a "death cycle." Fants for study in Bcigium. July I. _._- Miss Conlon will study speech The senate. putting aside other pathology at the University of legislation to act on its first money Manchester, England. There were bill of the session, \'oted tentalive 203 grants for study in England. approval of the measure but de The awards are made under the ferred final action until Monday. Below Truman Request , . 1~~~ ______~_ _~~ ______~.~ ______~ ~. provisions of pubiic Inw 584. 79th As it now stands. the measure is ,t WANT AD RATES • v congress, the Fulbright act. about $7 million higher than the I Miacellaneou. for 5ot.. .~ H,puaefor Sale Autos for Sale - UMd Students are_ selected by the house version but more than $700 • ------• SUMMER tlue. Ille 31. Pbone 8-2562. I board of foreign scholarships, million below former President O.e .., ...... _ ... Ic! per _d LET US TRANSP'M your fumltur .... fe- 1150 PONTlAC 4 Door. very lood con- 1 (D Il w I ..... ,hoto b- - .... -.,._) T 'J b d t Tbr". ._ __-..I RJ'PRlGERATOR. dav~no bed. Che.p. I)' wIth our modern equipment ID your dillon. """-1M com-'-te. DIIII members of which are selected bYI " • ". • - ruman s anuary u ge re- ee ...7 ...... e per _ ... v DIal 2178. n... home. Maber Bro •. TrtIn f r. Dial '04'...... President Eisenhower. The stu EIGtHTEEN STUDENTS FROM Grinnell collel'e took over the Quests. and more than $500 million Five d.,...... 15e per word ______-,- ______dets are recommended by their staf duties at WSUI Friday. PletJ1red above are two of the Grin- under last year's approprl'atjons TeD day, 20 .... r __...... USED wUbers. AU10lnatle and eo,wen- Music and R~dio ' 1141 BUICK eec1anelte: Good condition. nell stude t dis e la t minute h cki with be 01 ...... c.... _...... tiona I. Prl~ed from $3 up. F0II1.r Atay- .... ' 0 1.1 tMI. campus Fulbright committees and n 5 0 ng om 5 c e ng a mem r for the same agencies. ODe ....th lIge Per word ta,. 01.1 8-2911 . ______{ . by the Institute of International the WSUI staff. They arc (from left) Jim Wa.tt, A 2. Davenport. of The house received trom its ap- ...... ______IRAOIO. televllion. appliance r •..wnc --=:------Education. the WSUI start; Pete Kizer. Grinnell freshman from Minneapolis. proprl'all'ons committee another llialmum elaarre 5.. I dJ Jackson Electrlo Companll. Raoma for Rent and Connie Clemens. Grinnell senior from MarshallWwn. Richard --- DI~C-room '" teo [xcellenl ~on tlon. Funds for the Fulbright awards Setterberg. WSUI program direcwr. and other members 01 the 'stripped-down bill. thjs one Ci- P ne '·1352. ---P----l-Se--·----- ROOllts for m~n stu_to. 21 4 N. Capl- are Qbtained through surplus pro- 'nancing the labor department and CLASSIF]ED DISPLAY A.K.C. Caeke ... DJIoI 4tOO. enwna rvlces tol. staff assisted the Grinnell team. perty sales abroad. the new department of health. ed- One insertion ...... 98c per inch WE MOVE a bou""ul or one pIece 01 ALL-AMERICAN D.y Camp for bo '. WOMEN .tud.nu 'or summer and fan. The program also provides Op-' ucation and welfare. Fl j tl th fu,nltur. wllh our modern equipment. 7-1.2. bf>.lnnln. June 22 tor 3 thre - WIth cookln. prlvlle.e,. Phone I·nes. I I' It th Itt th b' ve nser ons per mon, IM&.hU Bro,. Transler. Dial 88116. week perlodJ. LImited rnrollmMt. Pro- portunities fOJ foreign students was e as 0 e Ig non- per Insertion ...... 88c per Inch t.u'onal ,taff. Phone 1· 391 • .. ____.I;, \1;-;:E;;Ni'7·s-:;;-p::rl:v;-al-;;e:;;;en;;;tr;"-:n:c;;:e.;;;-Df.I.~1:-7;;;.~15;;_:. _;:; to study in American colleges and J erast C h es . ay Ir military budget measures to gO . LUGGAGE. \.runkl. ward.robel. toot loe- ____. ______universities, and for an exchange I 2 C 119" S Old G • through the cQmmittee mill. HITen inse~tions per month, k.~". Koek-Eye-:oa n. SCREENS up. STORMS DOWN. Call HIO n::.~.:n!h'::,~.bl~I;OO~ ~~~~n·dt':. ; of teachers, lecturers, and special- nto _ S provides a total of $1,965,581,750 per msertion ... _ ... 80c per inch BOL.T·DOWN .BtndlM W• •her . 0 ..r Re· PHOTOGRAPIIS-appllcaUOJU. three tor /13311.______fists between the United States and You Can't Visit Both for thc two departments and re- Dally insertions during month, frl,e ..lor ","II.ble June 1. Phone 6.11. '1.00. Younn StudIo. Pilon. "~ . SINGLE room; ba.ement aparlmen t. Allo more than 70 foreign countries. 9 A K ell d H d Y I lated agencies tor thc fiscal year rer Insertlon ...... 10c per ineb CA.'IlAIUI!:S. Parak ...... Ca,.. . Seedl. Dial lummer rooms. R 8lOMble. Men. ChIle. Students wishing to go abroad re I e arvar, a e starting July 1. 2662. 1(!YS made. Gambl .. Slore. DIal tI403. for the 1954-1955 academic year . NEW YORK (In) _ "rom afar 31 Per Cent Cut . --- H 1 WId \tOVINO ' 01.1 88" and Ule the com- SINOLE and double room for bo)", tor ,.. r of should apply between May 1 and HEPPENHEIM. Germany (JP) - " ' Not co un ting £1 xeddt expen 1 ures ....., A ..."I ..... :.. .. e pane plele mod.rn equipment tbe Mahu lumm.r. Sbowe ... Pbone 2573. " sometimes. thmgs loo ~ pretty over which the committee has no I BrOIl. Trlnl'''. OCt. 3 1. An American F-84 ThunderJet ...... ,.•• n.lI, I...... B •• la ••• 0"," WOMEN make money 81 home. Ipare ------.-- OO~ ( Ph ••• , . . much alike. Which may explam dIscretion, such as $1,340.000,000 Ume. Sew read;v-<:ul llAP-A. ROUND CATERJNO IN . Weddlnl and blrthd y ~ IS or ,,,,duate women. on. 4 1 • . rammed mto two C-1l9 FlYing the strange attitude of BritaIn's for public assistance grants .to the B ...... nl Zul Ball or Easy. prot/table. 1l0Uywood Mf,. Co.. eak ... Sp.d.lty bakln,. Phon. 3128. ROOMS _ .,IOual. ,tudlOta. P_ B F . d' t I HollywoOd 48, Callt ta14 oxcars n ay In a spec 300 at' perfect secretary. states, the total is 31 per cent le s~ C II 4191 [ALTERATION. repair on men' •. womln', _-:-:--:-__.,.-_-:- ___.,.----,-:- aerial crash that sent all three Slle I'S 22-year-old Jeanette than current .year appropriations. • SAL.ES work 'ull or PIIr~tJme. m.le or dothln.. Th. ".mlly T.llor Shop.,.. L.ARGE room for ,Irla on bUI line. Call AFROTC Graduate a Icmal.. S.~d qua LtIlc.tlUon. to: SI5 lit \\ r. Colle ... DI.I 1-4081 . 1291. I planes down in flames. A U.S. Janvrin. slim. auburn _ haired, Sen. Edwm C. Johnson (0- Gr.n$)' Bul1(\l n. Cedlr IUPlcl. -- air force investigator said at 'least brown-cyed and _ whethcr she Colo.) said he would seek to add ------;;=-;:-:------1-=-.....:..=-.....:...... :...... :.·.....:.. . SEW',NO, dreamakln,. Dial 1-0470. ROO t and larlle. Near Veleran', MOt- TO,,:Help Supervise . d t l' more than $609,000 to the measure i Typing £Xl'CRIENCED bookkeeper. Tull 11m.. pllal. DJal 3461. nine aboard the twin-engine C- rea li zes I t or no t - I nc Jme 0 Ive t bl th F d I C I permanpnt Job. M~Nam.ra FurnIture WOrk Wonled ' ___--::-- ______---- . dangerously 0 ena e e e era ommun ca- TYPING. nGlftry public. mlmeoll'.phlnl. ""'npany. ,- 119's were kllle9' ,'. . lions commission to speed action Mary V. Burn •. 601 10 ... State Bank -=·:-:-:::-:::--,----::-:--~:_:_,...... ,.-I Garage lor Rent • , Information Program . t '1 thIn Amenca for the first time, bl b kl • t I . I t DIal 2656. . JANITOR. Pari lime. Phone 9639 before BABY sllltn, evellln" . DIal 6203. Th e Th un d el'Je PI 0 parac ut- she told a press conference Friday on a g. ac. og o~· e eVls on s a- • (lve. :lARAGE for car or Itora ••. Phone Lt. Wilbur J. Teeters Jr., 1952 ed to safety. escaping with only ' hat one of the things she most tion applications. TIfESIS Iypln,. 8-3117. - PART lime help. Mad HOUd'1 T .... Room~ LAUNDRIES. Phon. 6118 . ___ 8.I~oa_I:-. ______-:--_ SUI graduate has been assigned, minor injuries. Two seriously in- wants to do is visit Harvard or h Johnson ~tald slome CJt[i~S would ______II ____-.... ______, rXPERT w,n ....Ibln' . paper el_run.. GiUtACE for car or ,lDra.e. Phone to Flo d Bennett Naval Air Sta- · d . Yale ave to wal as ong as lVe years TliESIS t) pin,. DI81 8-3108. Apartment for Rent 73n. '-1021. lion Brooklyn N. Y. Jurc survIvors from the big G't th 1 H d OR for new TV stations unless the ______TINY Tol Prel"bool. Dial I-I,n. ------., . . transports wel'e taken to a nearby e a, now. arvar FCC gets more helD. His amend- EXPERT typln,. 5113. _.t. ______t ...... ltion Teeters son of Dean Emeritus . . Yale . . APARTMENT. Kitchell, bath. lar,e Ltvln. ~ ... Wilbur J: Teeters of thc harm- hospItal and the all' force said' . ment would mcrease the allotment room and bedroom comblne4. Faclhllu Automobiles WantEtd CARBURlITORS . . p . others ma have arachuted 10 If she knew Harval d and Yale, to the FCC. one ot 22 agencies Baby Sitting paId. PrIvate. Adult.. ~ . OO . Phone 2$15. - aey college. receIved bis commls- y p she would no more lump them to- d b th b'll 'th t ., WANT J k Ch I Uo PII 8 2881 GENERATOR~ STAR'I'1:'DtI . ft Ill' ROTC r t covere y e I. so • a 10 APARTM!NT for rent. R... onl\ble . un e,'ro e. one - . • ~ slon a er comp e ng aIr sa e y. gether than she would Macy's and Id t 40 te t 0 k he ' A.M. blby .ItUng In my home. Pbon. Pbone 8-1'20. 1______Brlgns & Stratton Motor. training here last June. He was a Number Not Determjned Gimbel's cats and dogs Florida th pU ams a w r ar- 8-1701. .." ~ou TV me~ber of Sigma Alpha Epsilon It co uld not be determined im- and CaJi'rornia. • Ing e cases. 1 ---~.::-:rr-ru:-,.":'le-r~8-rfo~r""'lllSQ1~e~--- A_P_AA_ TMENTS. lOCI SQuth Gilbert. 6453 We will pay you cash PYRAMID SERVICES SOCIal fJ:aternity. mediately how many men we-e You can see Harvard AND • PHONE 8-3292. Desirable one room (urn- for your Used Cars 220 S, Clinton Dial 512:1 His new job with.. the 2230th 1i.r involved in the accident. The Fly- Yale. Or you can take your choice. Eisenhower SpGaks 20 FT. MOUSE TRAILEJl .ulubl" (or lined aptlrl,""nt. Prlv.le bulh. Close In . All mak and models " Summer c.bln. ~OO . OO. Phone ~17. DesIrable tor eouple or In.le bu)' or force reserve training center . IS Ing Boxcars normally carry a But you just can't Imply, old IlrI. $5S per month. Utilities paId. KENNEDY AUTO MAR1 to hel~ supervise the ground In- crew of tour but often take up girl that one's the same as the 0 F d C Ir.struction ARE YOU formatIOn ~rogram. for a large other soldiers stationed in the area i oth~r. n ree om as ure PHONE 8-3202. Oellr.ble IWO room (urn- 708 Rh'erslde Drive • group of alr reservIsts from the for sightseeing tours. . J ; ' . ' • I.~ aparl81 Ilt. 2 blOCk) from campu-. DiAl 7373 30 OR OVER? New York city area . MISS anvrm IS secretary to a Fe' t Id I BAL.l '!~M dane. le •• on •. MImi Youel. One block from bu,ln ... dlsirlci. $10.00 . .. . The al~ force ann()uneem~nt. London paper executlve. She won or ommunls eas I Wul'lO. Dr.t Mas. per month. 11(11111 •• paid. I Unusual opportunity tor (2) . Before receivlDg hIS new as- Issued after German polIce fIrst her trip here in a contest to pick 1 JUST ARRIVED women, fulL lime or part time slgnm. ent, Teeters trave.led wllh reported seeing the blazing crash England's "pel'fect secretary." House for Rent MOVtNGLeove Ihe INresponllblULy T 0 Alii otAPARTMENT makIn, 10111! I otter organized jroups in an all' f«;jl'ce reserve Inventory j in this flat farmland area 40 miles' . WILLI A MSBURG, Va. IA') - or shorl houla wIth your Iurnlture to ShIpment of teresting plan tor earning mon team through New Jerse" Vir- south of Frankfurt, said the two I P resident Eisenhower, standing on L.ET our eourt.eoul DailY Iowan W.'!I our modern I)' equIpped 't'.nafer Service. Mud.rn Ulld Tr.clitlonul ey. No Investment required - Ad Inker help you with your .d. lib. Maher Bro• . Tral11fer. Dial MM. ...mp "U.. 6~nla and Maryl.and .intervlewing Flying Boxcar;; ~ere fl yi ng witi, CIO , U•• 5 Sf ee ground once trod by so~e of t~e, ... 1lI Ihow you how to word an .d ""'I eccurity [or later years. Plca aIr fdrce reservlsts In an effort two olhers in formation when the early great m$!n or American hl~SWIII brlnll QuIck. economical '.5ull... Dial -B-A-C-H-E-LO--R-a-p-ar-Im- en- u-."' ao-.-N-·.-O- u-b-u·-q-u-e Modem Drum Shad .. sant associations. no high pre - d Spun 01, Druml to bring tPleir records up-to-date. let "for II n k now n reasons" Recess To Stu y tory. Friday prescribed a true un- tltl todlY. DIAl '-28S'. sure. Above average earnings. Black. whlte, red, green, You will be gJad you Inquired Teeters entered the air force la~t rammed into l)ne C-119 and tore W 0 d derstanding of freedom as the cu e -- chAm. Ivory September at Lackland, Tex., off the wing of the other. The age eman s for communism. LAFF-A-DAY i" flbout openin~s in your area. where he completed a shOrt indoe- other two transports in formation , Here on the campus or the old Writ or see Charles Applegate, KIRwAN Furruture Jefferson Hotel, Monday and !rination course before joining the ret~rne? to t~eir base at Rhine PITTSBURGH. (JP)-:- ~he United College of W.ilIiam and Mary e s. Dub\lClUt Tuesday. mventory team. maID aIrport m Frankfurt. Steelworkers unIon flntshed tell- where he receIved an honorary Pilot Identified ing U.S. Steel corpot'ation Friday Doctor of Laws degree, the Presl- The pilot of the jet 'was identi- why it ,wants a wa~e increase. U.S. dent said communism should be fied by the air force as Lt. J . W. Steel. listened politely and then sought out and upl'ooted at any One Washing Machine- Chilcon. asked lor time to t1raw up an place where It cbn affect the na- answer f ' I'f A doctor at a German hospital . . ~ I ~~ S ~,e. " SOLD Thru in nearby Weinheim said two seri- ~ft~r two faIrly bnef secret ~e- But, he add~, t~e u:ue way ously injured airmen weI' e gohatlon se~sl~ns,. the CIa umon to u?root commuOlsm m thIS coun brought there and then sent on to and the nation s bl.ggest steel prO-I try IS to understand what freedom The Want Ads! a U. S. military hospital at Heidel- ducer recessed their talks. They'lI means, and thus develop such an berg 20 miles away aIter prelim- get together again - probably in impregnable wall that no thought inary treatment. He said one of 10 days or two weeks - when U.S. of communism can enter." the men lost his left foot and Steel has studied the union's argu- Eisenhower spoke to an audi- faced amputation' of the other; the ments. ence of about 4,000, inclu~n g cap second man suffered multiple Negotiations with most other and gowned representatives of compound fractures of the arms steei companies are in a similar more than 100 colleges and unl and legs. The two were not iden- rrtarking-time stage. Bargaining versities of the nation. tilied. Ibetween the USW and .(pnes and The President, Mrs. Eisenhower Ye . It h~ppen. every d8 )'1 Wosbln, ma~hlne.. \lJCd un. clolbln,. baby Laughlin Steel corpotttion and and their party left almost Im- __ bUIIII.. - nearly anylhln, you could Youngstown Sheet and Tube com- mediately after his brief address lhlnk 01 . . . BOUGHT AND SOLO • th roUl" .1... IIi.d 8 d.1 AcI ve.rt \Ie U1e Red Cross Drive pany also has been suspended. to return to nearby Yorktown. 'I,".rn WRY by placIng a wanl ad. You II That makes it look as though U.S. There they went aboard the presi reach a large number of buye rS In a • I Steel will take the lead in work- dential yacht Williamsburg to re nry abort tim. and Rl a law coat \0 yo". • Total Hits $18,754 Da lly Iowan cI ...,tled .ds ~ach 10.000 ing out terms which the rest ot sume a week-end cruise on prospective bu)'cri for 'ou al 8 mini mwn oost of onl., SOc I Take ad ntale The Johnson county chapter or the industry will adopt. Chesapeake Bay. of thll opportunity to ]make eome e"tra the American Red Cross Friday UAW president David J . Mc------,-- "alh (or )'ouflell. .J'lace )'our Iowan Lt. Wilbur J. Teeters Jr. ",ant ad locla y~ Assigned 10 Air Base announced the latest total of $18.- Donald told newsmen at the end Pharmacy Students 754 collected in the current fUnd of Friday's three-hour meeting FOR RESULTS c~m, p aign. The 1953 g01l1 lor this that no specific wage demand has Hear About Survey 5-10 area had been set .at $22,224. been mad •. Find Good Supply "J 111 •• / not b~ brilliant, but I'm consistent. 'D' in every subject." CAll 4191 - TODAY I ) The chapter office still has David Stiles. dlreetor of market Of 17-Year Locusts hopei of reaching ·the goal al- REMBOLT HEADS OPTIMISTS development for thc Abbott com- • though workers have covered al- Dr. Raymond R. Rembolt, di- pany, pharmaceutical manufac- BLONDIE WASHINGTON (/P)- The 17- most llll of their areas. t t til. h it 1 h If' turers ot Chicago, addressed SUI CHIC YOUNG 'I'. year locusts are here, thousands of The larger portion of the fund ~:~:el; han~ic:;~e; C~~ld~~n ~~ pharmacy studoots Friday: • , t:.m.hA Soon no t'·ure s I emar k a bl e when the goal has been reached ' the new preSId. ent of the Io""' a- Stilesti 'dspoke on . tbe results of RIp · Van Winldes will be seen- ill b I II f .' CI 0 . I I na onWI e prescription surveys. II i ' . . . W e used oca y or varIOUS ty ptlm st cub. He was elect- According to the survey the aver- and heard - by the mIllions. Red Cross programs, The balanee'ed to the po.st at a meeting this age cost of a prescription is $227 I n theory, cicadas come out will be sent to the national fundi week Rembolt replaces Pro! H h b yi Am' · . e ng r l somewhereh in the U.S. every yeal', to aid in the blood donor program lwenciell Johnson ' director of 'h~• can ep harmacas eein es sturVd0 e termme. e1.he- ang around fo)' a few weeks, and and emergency;lisaster work. , SUI ~peech clinic. average number ot prescriptions t~en. I~y their eggs .in th~ bark.s of t • filled by each pharmacy and the tlces. Thcse hatch Into lIny mites, Et h · I Itt number f ingredients in each. wh(ch drop lQ the ground. dig In , Ie S . ~ m p 0 ~ an , When completed, tbe survt'Y and stay thcre for 17 years. will also show the number of ~ most years the. 0' prescriptions compounded donA~tuallY, t amount to much. ThISlocus~ year S In . Sue c e S s f .· Doctors commercial products and wi~raw bl'obd, though, is n humdinger. It drugs. will appear from New England to \ • I Wl\Iconsl n. and will be found as DES MOINES (JP) - Ethics Is -----~------far south as Georgia. "living the golden rule," Dr. Lydia a positive attitude are important Chapel Hour Series I , , ______Jordan of Davenport told fellow , I ' T I!-_& Th I • ostcopathic physicians Friday. Dr. Jordan . stated. She also 0 rwvture. eo 09lan. BEE T J. E Dr. Jordan was a speaker at warned against talking too much The MornIng Chapel .hour McGalliard i 0 Head the ~li nlcal conference on pedi- to patients, and against betraying broadcast over WSUI each morn- atrlcs, . sponsored by the Mid- fd tl I . f tl Ing at 8 'Will featUre the theme, Archaeological Group con I ~n a In orma on. "Insp!rv.Uon irom Current Rell- Continent. Area Pediatricians of She 'urged economy' ot time, but g10us Leaders," starting Monday PrOf. John McCalllard of the the AmerIcan . College of Ost" - not to the extent of neglecting any h h F 'd SUI Eng lis h department was pathic Pedlalncians. I one atient t roug nay. . elected president of the Iowa so- " Without exercise ot good ethics .. p. . . Guest speakers WIll be the Rev. clcty or the ArchaeoJoglcal Insti- we cannot be' truly successtul," I berteve t~e particular tim: Leon T. .England. pastOr ot the tute of Amcrlca Thursday night. Dr. Jordan said. "No mattel how allotted to ~n mdlVldual belong. First Chflstian church.: the Rev. Also eJected at tho society's r. klll!ul we arc in our work, ir we t? that pallent. and the .whole Robert Sanks, of the FU'st Metbo meeting at tho home of 01'. do hot let a long well with our PII- time s~ould be devoted to him. AI 'tist chul'ch; the Rev. RObht J. Charles MIlY. professor and head tlents, with other phy&icians and that time, he I ~ the most Im- .Welch. sehool of religion; Prof. of pediatric In tho su r college of with the public we are not goln, portant person 111 the world to Marcus Bach. school of religion; f lmedicln , wero Dr. W. R. [ngram, to be successful." you," she said. . the Rev. GeorJ(e T. L. Jacobsen, ' . 'SUI prote. SOl' ot anatomy. vlce- In treating the child patient. Each patient, or patient's par- oastor of the First EngU,h Luth pre.ldcnt, and PrOf. Curt Ziman- she eald, the first step Is to catab- ent LS entitled to lin explanation ~ran church. end the Rev. P. ~ \cv of 1111' F.1l "U~ h t1 f' llfIl·tfl1cnt. Iish rnnfidC'ncl' nnd aSs llt·once. of his CaRl', shf' RA irl . In l(lrms 1\1' Hcwl ~dn Pollork, J):l~tOl' of tb. sel' r/'ll.I, .. Kindness. checl'fulne1ls, 'tnct and caD' unde.rsttrnd. First Presbytcrll\n Church. P a ..e 6-TIIE DAILY lOW N-lowa Cley. la.-5at., ~ [a,. 16. 19ii3 Conducts Police Recruit Class Science Students Plan Study At 10\l{a Lakeside Labo.ratory Students . from all parts of the ---:--;----''------::------'--~- country. are expected to attend the Iowa Lakeside laboratory next JayCees To Put Tape on Bikes summer, according to J. H. Bt)- l The Junior Chamber of Commerce today will provide dine, head of the SUI zoology de- lile reflecting tape for' children's bicycles. partment and director of the lab- Youngsters who wish to obtain the safety tape free of charge oratory. shou ld take their bikes to the police station between 2 and 4 p.m. T f k . 'n " Members of the Junior Chamber will fasten the tape to bikes. wo Ive-wee sessions wl.,e 'promoting use of the salety tape is a national project of the held during the period from JUDe J unior Chamber of Commerce. Local JayCees also have the tape 15 to Aug. 22 at the labo~atory ~n available for sale for cars, MAX SC JtMELIN~. NEWTON, of t he state hl, hway palrol, conducta a. question a. nd answer period the shores of Lake Okoboji 1n One side of the tape is a ' substance which reflects light wh durina' a phase of the SUI police recruit shoTt course. Twenty-six recruits from thlr&een Io wa cities northwest Iowa. the other is adhesive. are a tte ndl~ the course. Two of the recruits are from Io\\'a City. The two week prOlTam is beln' Planned for students and teach- Safety officials say the tape Is a valuable Instruc&ed by pollee leaden and SUI faculty members. Il cover8 maD)' parts of pollee activity. ers of zoology, botany and biology. spotting bicycles at night. the laboratory program is de- ~ ______4_------1 Former owan 3 Chamber C · t signedwork byto ' suppgiyinglement students formal an classop- • O n C e r S portunity to study the Okoboj'l " h area's many varieties oC plant Labor Specialist Speaks Starts JeWIs · and animal lite in their natural t_ d d o 0 S e . y m pOS I U m conditions. The 100-acre labora- Says RemarkaDle Recor Has Been Ma e St U d y Progra m T CI 5 I tory is IQcated on the west shore By Labor Business Use of Arbitration " of the lake. I , . Chamber concerts, by Univer- , The flexibiUty of the Ameri;:an tween labor and management, Pro!. Judah Goldm, former sity of Illinois music students at George Crumb will close the Students may. register for either way has been demonstrated to the buyer and seller. and eventually ~e.mber 9f the SUI school of re- 10 a.m. and by Northwestern uni- morning program. o.ne or both sessions and may earn world in the remarkable l'~cord nation and nation," Braden con- liglon and at present dean of the \'ersity students at 2 pm today five semester-hour credits 101' d b A ' . did d J ewish Theoloatcal Teachers Insti- . . . h' , Nonhwes&ern Quarte, each term rna e y mencan busmess an cue . lute and Seminary In New York a dmner a~ ,6 p.m. m t e Hotel A woodwind qual' tel by Howard 0 t ~ b th Itt unions in adopting arbitration for In a mock hearing of a labor has recently helped to develop ~ Jefferson dmmg room, and an 0 1'- Heyer will open Northwestern's b Pderaf e d Yt' e °lwba St a e the settlement of differences. a grievance in the afternoon session. chestra concert at 10 a.m. Sunday oar 0 e uca IO n. th e a ora ory specialist· labor dispute prob 1 f d t b·t joint study program with Colum- , " chamber concert Two songs "To' d' t db' tT d " m -. aw Pl'O essor an ve eran ar j er bia university for undergraduate Will conclude ~ symposIUm of orl- a Waterfowl" b' Leonard Hurst IS Ir~c e y a sClen I IC a .LS.ory lems declared Friday. Clarence Updegraff served as ar- students at the represent the interests of 1,1 .. " -,,,- , could touch ber f Bach To Talk on Faith state dealers. At ISTC Baccalaureate Prof. Marcus ~ach of the sur scneol of religion will discuss "A . 'BEST IN TOWN' Faith tor Your Future" at the Iowa State Teachers college bac 'UDUI C:IC •• IISON ,...... calaureate services May 3L PLEASE Cedar Falls. PRE-RELEASE. SEE Bach, author oJ numerous pub .IOW IT Rosalind Russell lished articles and books about A relegion, recently returned !rom a MUSTI ,. 40.000 mile tour of Europe and AU OS SIN ••• ' LANA TuRNER Paul Douglas Africa. OS SPLENDOR • nsLOMLOVE KIRK DOUGLAs I Marte Wilson FOR UFE! a.ltltritll STElLING HAYDEN WALTER PIDGEON ,.Itlt Don" NATAUI WOOD' WAINU A",oeRSON Mill It! MINOt • JUNE TIAY" ONE Bou a DICK POWELL in Cartoon Show THE TRUE. UNCENSORED STORy' ,1 • • BY A FEARLESS EDI~OR OF TIM DI" I •• KI • • In 'LITTLE TOUGR GUY' e TIME MAGAZINE • TbeT .a. Ie .e r ••,. ! 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