The Weather Serving the State P It r t I y eloutl1 aad University af Iowa warmer &oday aDd to ni&'hi. Low to4a" SI &0 Campus and 65 durees. 1Il&'b &ocIay. Iowa City 85 to 89 derreH. P_lble owan thu.ndtrshowers and tool· Est. 1868 - AP Leased Wire, Wirephoto - f ive Cents Iowa City, Iowa , Tuesday, August 9, 1955 er WednHlillY. ~------~------~------~------~------~--~------~------~~ Anli-eMA They Won't Need These Any More Group To Captute~. Form Tonighl
The first political opposition to the council-manager form <NEW YORK (AI) _ Silt. .Iam. "J would s.. y tha t Harriman is this mornIng til remov t he Mrs. William Chenne ll, who Housing facilities will be in-I (lOd Dining St'I'vice for SUI. C. Galluglll'r wn.~ POItlU:!I out c(1I1diliat '." bullet. Lump is under pol~ ~e was a member of the group that creased approx Ima tely 750 units I '"More closets were added in Monday a the torturer-slayer ThC' two j{overnors from op- gunrd. tlluiht using College Hill Par k this fall tor students attending some dormitories. Each studer:t of a sick f !low AOIC'ril'on In II po..~lte side: of the counlry spoke Cedar Rapids police got d Icod as the site tor a new City Hall, h S UI I f I h Id h d k d k I' 't Reel Chinesc prlson ... r of war up in news c:onfC'renees as gov- on Lumpa when AI Rjech, a Is ab;o a member of the name t e tate n vers ty 0 owa. ,au ave a es. es 19,1, rommittee. Increased use of dormitories Inner!ptin g mattress, and d rawer camp. ernors bl'gan arriving here for former Iowa City resioenl n pw living in Cedar Rapids spotted In 8 statement, O'Connor 4.aid: will account [or most of the add- space." Rehder added. His accus r, Silt. Q. C. Lloyd their 47th a'lnual conference. • "This meeting is being called ed accommodations. Two new buildings have been W . PIlle, pointed at the 23-ycu- P relimlnar lt's Today the youth on F irs t Avenue (Highway 150 ). by II volunteer group who object Quadrangle and Hillcrest, men's added to the gIrls' dormitory old Brooklyn defendant and t llel Preliminari s g ... t under wily to the dictatorial manner in dormitories, and Currier Hall, ~ystem. The Dye House at 507 a court-martial board: today and bu iness sessions be- Willy Iowan rho'. by J.r., ",,'rl Riech will receive a ,60 rewll ....d which the affairs of Iowa City women's dormitory, will ha\e N. Clinton St., will accommodate "That's the man." gin Wednesday. WAYNE LUl\IPA, 18, eel a blood lransfu Ion ILL Mercy lIos )')llal offered by J ohnson COlll\ty Shl'r are being administered by the extra, beds added to rooms which 26 girls and the Iowa Center [or The unidentified murder vie- Here In the home state of Ad- In eClar R. pld Monday nl cht after h e \Va shot and captured irf Albert J . (Pat) Mur phy' for preaent city-manager form of ar e large enough. Continuation Study will house lim wa. reportedly b at n. t o#(lg Ini Slcvt'nson, the 1952 D mo- by l inn Count official . Lumpa t' ('ailed from the Jolm!ton oun- information leading to the call ' gov,rnment under the domina- This fall Quadrangle will house 15 3 coedR. on a hook and fin:llly ra t into I etlltlc pr('~itl ntisl Candid:lte., t y jail July 20. lit' wall woundpd In the houlder. ture ot the escapee. tlon of Peler F . Eoan. 954 students, an (lddilion of 288 N~ inerellse WDR mode In thl below zero w('nLh r to dil' Mo-cit Knight pn'dicted that if Sleven- - Here a rQ the details or the "Those who are interested in men. number housed in South Quad- 7. 1951. Hl' i~ onl' or three pris- son repeats O~ 0 nomin c he will Z2 copture a~ re ported by Cedar better government for Iowa City Hillcrest capacities wi ll be In- rongle, 11 will house 151. oners Gulloght.:J" Is !lCtust'd of lo'e CJJi(ornl by ns lar~e a Rapids poUce. are urged to attend." oreased by 144 to house 679 men. Dorm Converkd slaying. margin or billgc~ Olle than Milled PI.&f. Intormal ' MeeUn. Currier Hall will house 923 The post year. cvcl'al build in,. Madf rroml. e thl' C' yen, O. • j Ri cb. w pa' sinl(, Hogan '. The group la Id plans July 26 coeds this ra il: an increase of 251. were taken ou, of use as donni- "J made a promlr'(' ttl that Kid Wi th ('viti'nt rcfcHI\C'e ~o th -v>.. ,....-om, .... ,~ Tr!lil~ Rental $e rvice li e,ar Fif:<;t. at an illtorm;ll meeting by 12 Add Facilities tories, lind mys II," . aid Pute. 23, 0/ po~ition oC Gov. J\lIan Shivers Avenue and 1th Street In a t!IIr persons. "Wher ever more beds were E as~ L awn will be converted flit Augusta, Gu., "that it God wo.ulcl of Texas, Knight said Stevenson about 7:30 p.m. He !illW f"ulJ'tpa Attoqley Jack C. White, John- added, we have tried to add com- use by the Music Departmel't. permit me to come home alive. "doesn't have the rapacity to at hitching a rOUr~whe tll' s)ij t-lIi4Ie son County Democratic chalr- parable facilities," said T. 1\1. Currier Annex, C urrier cottages, I would see thllt thot man was tract the South('rn bloc as Gov. trailer to the bac t{ .of i 1!S19 man and former county attor- Rehder, director of Dormitory McChesney and Hu tchinson paid for. I would see to It that Harriman might." C ENr.;V A (;:P) - The 72-nallon s dan. . • , ney, Is chairman ot the tempo- · Houses are being razed to provide that man who had killed would Shivers an Eisenhower De- I - Atoms - or - Pcaco Conference found "within th next lwo dec- The car was later lellrned to rary resolutions committee. H space for Burge Hall. women's be br~ught to justice." mocrat I~ 1952, told r porters bl' one stolen in- Waterloo JUly Prot. Clarence Updegraff of the UrrllCane dormitory. Besldes the slaylngs, Galla- Sunday he will oppose renomi- opened Monday on the note that ades" 01 llDrnC'o;sing the atomic 30. It had 11 1952 BlackHaW1c State Univ e r~Hy of Iow~ College Park Lawn was opened in ghar Is accu ed of l'QJlaborating nation for Stevenson and won·t atomic heating and electrical fw;ion process - the same one County IiceHse plate on th" rear used in the [e<1rSome H-bomb - , ,. of Law, and O'Connor are the April as a permanent married with his Red Chinc~e captor support him if Stevenson gets power mu t be developed widely [or m, n'!\ b ncticial use. and a 1955 Linn County ,p1ate 'In other members 61 the committee, E housing unit. Of the 53 units In during his imprisonment in e party nod. Th I to cope with diminishing suppli it WR, the firsl statement by a front. O'Connor said Ole committee rea ases Park L awn, 28 wi ll be used lot North Korea. He taces a maxi- Rlbicotl said Stevenson "won't Rieeh went directly' to the of major con.ventlonal fu Is. high alomic officIal of ony eoun- would present tonight a resolu- married students and the re- mum ot life at hnrd labor if be drafted again. If he wants the Cedar R apIds polite staUot! about tion condemning Roan and the For (olsl mainder used by the 10WD C ntel convicted, . . nomination, he mu t come out Dr. Homl J. Bhabha. president try putting any Idnd of n lime- ight blocks a way and ' reported present city government for for Continuation S tudy. Pate conceded he did not Wlt- and say so" of thc United Nations-sponsolcd table on possibilities of tdminll thnt he h ad seen the esCapee. • the [I-bomb reaction. leading Iowa Oity "on the road Temporary Houslnr ness the beating of lhe victim. " p:lrley and dlr('.ctor of Indiu'.· Alert All C ..... to ruin." SUI also has accommodation, but he was outside a building in Harnman has sold he .Is for Chairman Lc,d, L . Strnuss of ' .. tomic C'llrr .Y pI'OJ'ect, cleclarl'd Capt F red Cars' ens d' · p~tch e· d Clarence E. Beck, 503 Grant MIAMI, F la. (JP) - Hurricane fo r 698 families in temporary. the prison compound when hL s~ev~nso~. Ribi,cotf sald he a thl.' U.S. Atomic Energy Com- ' ,.., .. St wa nam d ha' ma of the C . t' ll k' J d r heard someone I'r Jdn shout·. d.dn L thlOk ,Har.rlma.n would try l' Il is probable that, ot the role an a ler t to 11 11 cars. '~ ., sec Ir n on me, S 'I pac 109 w n S n units in Stadium, F lnkbine, West- ~ tor the nomlOatlOn If Stevenson mission pl"Omiscd newsmen Mon- Cedar Rapids poll<;emei1 D ~ le committee lor permanenl or- 135 miles an hour ncar the cen- lawn, R iverside, North, South, " Get the !tell (lut of my way docs. at which the world consumption day he would comment on Bha- Arnett a nd George Mayfle\d, "anization. • ter, venred north"'ard I'n the open Wh I t 11 t 6 ~ ,- Templin. and Q uonset Park . . . . en e you 0 move of energy L~ inrreasl ng," the re hha's stalement later th~ week. cr uising in the area, spotted O'Connor said his group would Atlantic Monday night, easing a About 600 students can be ac- that's what I melln." coverable world reserves of coal, [n another development Mon- support council candidates "who threat to the southeastern Unit- commodated in the 19 lraternit\" Pate testified h looked out oil, gas and oil shale "will be ex United States [01' coop ration in 218 and 80. .' I U.S. Soldiers the civil u 'es or aomie energy. There they forced hill' .ca,r .to positions will be filled in the The Mi ami Weather Bureau housed on Westlawn. whic n will man on a steel hook in the corner relatively limIted," the Indian SII'auss .. ~ported this in answer the side of. thl! road. J,.ulDpa November elections. said little change in in tensity a nd accommodate 170. No pla ns hay(' of the room. then "kind of stood SEOUL W) - Barrages or ~cientist snid. rocks injured 15 U.S. soldiers at to a reporter's question while made no altempt to, ese.~. lie Councilmen Walter Daykin, continued rellltively slow move- been made to increase the num-I back ~nd lau~hed at him anci Makl'8 Prediction amplifying on an anollncement told the oflicers he, W~II , pi~l Clarence Parizek and Ansel ment toward the north was ex- ber of occupants. I said, NC'xt time when I ~ay Pusan Sund'lY and Monday a" Chapman have announced that pected [ 01" the next 12 hours. ' move move'" South Korelln demonslrationf lie predict d a m lhod will be made simultaneously in Wash- Davis ot Waterloo. \1 they will not Beek re-ell!ction to The storm cenler was ncar Lat- Oil Campus J~oU8lne Gallagher 'then threw the m~n against Communist truce in~pect 1IIgLon and Geneva. Makes Break • theJr posilions. [tude 28.8 North, Longitude 73.0 Off-campus housmg will ac- outside the building, Pate said. ors rose in violence. rallium ('rices One of the pollclhnen wt'nt The announcement said the back to the patrol car to' lIet a The O'Connor group's candi- West and hurricane winds ex- c?mmodatc more t h.an. 3,OOO mar- a nd fellow prisoners later phced None of the Americans wa AEC had placed a value of $25 picture of Lumpa, I' dates probably will oppose three lended out 120 miles to the north ned students and sm gle men the body with other dead pris- hUlt seriously. Lana"Case Council- Manaeer Association and east and 150 miles ~o the and women both gradllate :lnd one;s. a gram on enriched uranium When Lumpa reallzed' that be The atmosphere was tense hI (CMA) candidates this fall. southwest of the center. undergraduate. All oft-ca mpus T he witnc~s t~IHied the ailing leased for re!':earch reactors and was trapped, he bolted into the South Korea. The demonstra CMA, which worked in Connie wns heading toward a housing must be a pproved by slaying victim w;:!s "nothing but ,ule prices or $40 per 1.000 grams ditch and started over a fehc~' the tions howed no sign of abatinr 19M for couneiJ-n:tanager gov- significant meeting with a low the Universlty. a r ack of (or normal uranium and $28 a Snyder, who ' h,d ,heard the bone.~ , " and fre!'h trpuble could break RevieviSel ernment. has pressure trou,gh in frol'lt of a high This fall the Students Affoirs T he prosccution also offered pound for heavy wate r usable in police alert on his car r\dlp and ' noml~ated ~ll ot out al any time. tb~ 8uccessful council candld~tes .ressure al'ea that may swerve i1 Office w ill have two persons a,- preli m inary evidence during the WASHINGTON ueh Teactors. rushed to the scene , to' ~ Q!n'the tor election eloce 1951, ~ o s t . or west. sisting stude nts with off-campus day on the ~llly i ng of the other The U.S. 8lh Army officially "la\'y Monday sct up a special Heavy wat r, the AEC said, is chase, pulled his .3,8 oaliber te 'l~nicd Kor~:1n ch(1rges thal board of OffiCN'S to consider thc Llsed as a moderator, or auxiliary volver and tired at Lumpa as he CMA Record Forecasters expla ine d tha t if housing. Leslie A. Willig will be two P OWs, Cp1. Don south 'as~ port. ot t h 1'1' II ff h d he was through. . ': ..• Robert Stevehson and Chapman would carry it away from land. rooms for students to choose morning in February, 1950. Gal- Korean Na' ionn I Police, nev admittedly a former C"Ol1'1munisl. I pol' ('I e C J( n t reca 0 - an who were unopposed. [rom," Willig sajd. hI don't Ieel lagher is accused of tOSSing both ertheless, s('nt the United Nations Secretary or the Navy T h9m as what the wo!'ld m:Il'ket "price of GI.~D P ..... ! 'd 110m C ~ Landy rC'(1vv watel' IS, but th(lt at some Arnett and Mayf}eld tooK tne e, CMA Has asked that Iowa we'll have to turn anyone a way men, who were ill, oul of their Command nn angry prol~st. T hl·.' Sal 1(' ~e un, ",ug"lIe • h l· 't "h' h ' d h M H :n1 H' B d f B dl . Bah N J '11 be t·ll'm! • III. I ~ pas I, WOlS ~s Ig woun(Je y:>ut to ' ,rcy osp-1 charted U,S. ~oldiers used both .t'lb~ . reBI~~!nts send suggestions I earmg on u get because or lack of rooms." s helters into the cold. o. Ja c)' e c , .' .: W I as SIOO a ]'lound." 'taT here where he w.'S",ilven on candIdates to replace the .' Room Cards Flied tear gas and bayonets again,;' .!IVC n OPl>ortumly to appear Strauss laid befM the opening plas ma to repl.ael! 10!l\ hl/;loa.' , ; Korean demonstrators. personall,y b~fo~; the. board.. 'cssion 0 m ~age tr m P resident Lumpa was shot. a~ i1'oQ~• .8 ~e~~~~:~ts to Its nominat- Scheduled Tonight 10:~u::;rtSth~~~~~S f~ ~ 1 a~~~~b~~ Police said three other Kor Thoma8 l!Dld he will be given Eisenhower whose historic ad- p,m., SQme 30 mi!1u~ a~r Iowa Cjty residents will vote rooms which are on file at the eans were struck by rocks and a rair and impartial hearing b.> dress be!or~ the UN General As- poTice. recelved the Cirst repoct., In 19117" on whether or not they The public. hearln.. on &he pro· Ottice of Student Affairs in Uni- injured slightly W:len U.S. 501- '- e:ern~ine h1s qualificat!o~s a~d sembly in December, J953, in- Lumpa' wUI be .re~um~ fo want to retain the dty-manager poaed Iowa City school buded verslty Hall, Willig commented .. dlers drove them orr as lhc'y .sUltability for a commISSIon m spired the current aloms- for- Iow a City when he reCQV~rs sui fbnn"of Jovernment they adopt- II ICheduled for tont,h& at 7:30 "All students indicating they tried to approach a truce team' > the Navy Reserve." . peace program. flciently from the .Iun' ·Wound. eJi In 1~1. In the JuoJor HI.. h IchooL wished dormitory accommoda- compound at Seoul's port of )n Because or lhe past o[ hl ~ T he mp P \returned to' Iowa City Monday as the cool we'lther . U S HAt' E ·years ago. readers, often readers ,who . did io,g about Blackha}\'k, the l\Jr. not comprehend what they re~d. gotten Sauk Indian chlef. and enewed ~ crtain amount of vim and vitality. The City, re- • • opes am• Ie nergy A sample criticism: , A New York editor: "My SIC'ht Reading Tokyo Rose, the Nisei-Am~rlcan lined . to .its first working day of the week under the present . J, nephew's a smart boy, a high So educators began turning to girl who made propaganda cfre~~jpn~ecl:~tl~o c~:d:~!~7~g' in gentle gusts of cool air and Develops Into J,o' !. nt 1rIer itage ~~h~~! g:a~~a~ua~~~hl t:~si~a:~ ~I~~h~:a~ii;!po~~t,\,~~~ ;~:~~ ~:~ca~!r ' I;~r Japan durIng , could, have seen the letter he ing." When the conversation returh- leasaOt glances at tllC reasonable thermometer. The weather· wrote me. He's illiterate!" • Here the children were intro- 'ed to New York and juvenile de- an. !=!,nce !;l,ore became a friendly fellow and Old Sol seemed By J. M. ROBERTS has ignored bOl'cers,ymd become sia. Canada and numerous other erate!" duced gradually to 50 or '100 linquency. Kramer expreSl~d narc like the mild.mannered old man we picture him to be. Assoolated Press News Analyst yniversal. But natio'is like Ger- countries have made great pro- • Crltlclam basic words, to be recognized on the opinion that he does ~: • b' t G many, Bt\tain, the·Jipited States gress. and also are throwing their Mostly today's criticism seems sight, before any training in talink that comIc books and 1'V (. Th Pcp l'clul'11OO to the Cl'ty alld ..• c took a few deep breatllS, ere s 19ger news a eneva and Japan have ustd their ad- knowledge into the pool. But to center about the way reading phonics was given. grea tlY m. [I uence de 11 nquen t be • • uiekcned our pace aod began once more to act as we used to than the prediction that the vanced tcchnique:" gfor largcly there seems to be little possi- is, or isn't taught. Under this system, it was be- havior. ' "t1), .Mod old days." . pgwer of the hydrogen bomb can s",lfish purposes, to 811in the edge bility that the United States will This year more than $10 bil- lieved, a youngster would reae! "If the parents take enough h\- 6V be harnessed lor peaceful pur- in trade. .1Il! take out of Geneva, or out of lion will be spcnt on clementary faster, and would more readill (~(est and provide the childten , The excuses for resting a bit more, for not working SD harel, poses'. , Quantitatively ~ru:t perhaps future cooperation, anything like and high school education in tJUs pick up a strangc word from lt~ with other forms ot recreation, c scanl'goat for Oll!' ills ancl distell'lpers died out as pep re· qualitatively the United States what shc outs in. country. I context in the sentence. .,- the effects of TV and comlc ,boolu r - The implication' of the meeting I '. 'd 'ty. h f f L I 'ts If '. th t t· . has an cdge in atowlc develop- Americans havc long resented Are we getting our money's Some schoolmen say it may be will be ncgligible," he ~al • . H~ d t