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Established in 1868-Five Cents a Copy Member or Associatl'd Pres~,-AP Lea d Wire and Wirephoto' Service Iowa City, Iowa, Soturday, January 21, 1956 , IG Iowa City's Young Herolge '. •I • I'r , ots. e' rom Ci ~Z,' I ' ng ome , tr i I, Drops 'Cop' Il.eads Four Out, Then 'Dragnet' Alters Script To Suit FBI for PV Goes Ba(k B'aby Mf JlOLLYWOOD (II'I-A milestone of sorts was reqchl.'d 10 television B:' JAMES FLANSBURG ,(,hur day night. For Lhe last Elghl-year-old nuth Ann Griffin led three of her young broth r8 and time, producer.stor ,lack Webb .. opened thc "Drol:nN" program a sister out or their burning home here Friday afternoon and risked with : her life to return to tht, bla 7.l n~ house ror her' 9·monlh-old baby broth('r. "This is the City, Lo Angeles, Rlith Ann was overcome by smoke as she carried the boby through California. My name's Friday. a dOWnstairs room, but both w re sa,·ed and revived by Iowa City fir - '·YEAR·OI.D Ruth Ann Griffin, who Friday sllved her four younger I'm a cop ..." men, who were called by nClghbors. brothers and a sister from their burn in~ home, is shown in her com· Webb said Friday he has been Both were In good condition at Mercy Hospital lale Friday ni«ht. The munion dreu. The picture was taken last year. Ruth Ann was in asked by FBI Chiet J. Edgar other four childrl'n WI'rC' unhurt. Hoover to drop the word "cop." food condition late Friday ni ght at Mercy Hospital. She was overcome Ru1th Ann's mothrr, Mrs. Daniel C. GriCfln, had lert her alone wiUl by smoke whl! n she went back into the fire to carr" O'Jt her '.month· Last Monday the Los Angeles old brother. She and the bab!, were revived b!, firemen, CiLy Council adopted a resolution the children for a few min'ltt's ahaut 4:30 p.m. Friday whll she went asking newspaper, magazines, to drive her husband home from ------TV and movies to drop "cop" be work. Thc children were Quaran cause "law pnforcemcnt officers, tincd at hom with chicken pox . gcnerally ... consider it deroga Budget Chief: GOP Salutes 'Ike tory." The fire destroyed the Griffin Henceforth, Webb said, he'll home at 532 Olive st. and all its Qu'its; Post begin the show: conte,pts. "This is the oity, Los Angeles, Iowa City Fire Chief AI Dolezal To Brundage At 53 Diri'ners , Calitornla. My nllme's Friday. I credited oxygen masks, bought by , work here ... " the departm nt about two months WASH[NGTON (A'I -Rowland R. WASHINGTON fA»...-President Eisenhower promiscd the GOP Frida) ' ago and lIsed for thE' first tim' Hughes Friday reslgnrd as direc night he will continue to fight for his administration's policies, either Friday, wilh saving the two chil- tor of the budget, effective April t. as "a candidate fOf your nomination or a worker in the ranks." orcn's Jives. IPresident Eis nhower announced , In a prepared address climaxing 53 "SalutC' to Eisenhower" dinner! Iowa Accident Toll Started Near Fuman he w0!lld appoint Depuly Director across the country, Eisenhower oCCcred no definite clues as to "my own Increases: 4 Killed Firemen believed the blazc start. Pl'rcival F. Brundage to succeed luture role in the party." -- -- ed in the vicinity of a coal furnace him. Eisenhower looked back over thc stantly searching for solutions." Friday in Crashes in the basement. , Hughes,. who has h Id the post years on this third anniversary o{ He s:lid the program, i{ enacled, . slOce April, J954, gave "compell- his inauguration, said that "the would reduce acreage of surplu5 By Tho Auociated Prnl Seven firemen and Ulree trucks Ing personal and family reasons" batlled. the blaze for about two 3S the lor out. general record is good," but that crops through the' "soil bank" plan Four more persons died Friday (OlLIly Iowan Pholo by Bob I.ernl) hours 10 the three degrees above ' He many tasks ,still await action. dispose of su rplus commodities as a result of auto accidents in OXYGEN IS ADMINISTERED to Ruth Ann G,iHin, 8, at the scene of the fire where a few minutes before, "I could devoully wish," he said. now on hand ; !:trengthen the sup· [owa. The four deaths bring to 40 ,he had saved three brothers and a si,",r fr.m possilile death. She was overcome by smoke wMn ,he re' z 1'0 temper3ture. Iletter of "that there -were some method by 'port prices on basic crops; pro· the number kiUed so far this y('or. turned to save her , -month-old brother, Vernon. Other Picture.: Pa,o , Mrs, Gri((in sa id Ule ramUy tion l h moved into the home about II Y ar agre~d in which the' 'A.'it'lericun people courd, lL'Ct th> family type farm; PTO . Th· lat.t t IIkttms were: 1- - , . . ---. -' -- ago and had. plaoned 10 pl,lr<:h/l~ place"t() ~"" ..~r.. under t\1C circums(anc'!s, point Ollt "vide a more wOI'kable (arm credit Delvon Vetter, 45, Muscatine, L • ItT k F 'Bandits Stage it. She said the loss would be cov- only one year the path of my true duty. But itlPlan; and expand research to de- killed in a thrce-<:ar collision at a egIs a ors a e arm crcd by insurance. has stayed on appears that this Is a question that velop new u 'es for Carm products Muscatine int\!rsecUon while on his 'Play' in Theater 1\ Sufferinq from Shock a Second year, _ . first I alone must answer. . and better marketit)g metllods. way to work. I ' t Wh °t 'H . Hospital ornclals reported that Eisenhower, ae- "That answer will be forthcom- Sen. Thomas E. Marlin, [ow a T('resa Agnc BaCh, Earling, ssue 0 I e' ouse NEW YORK l,fl - Two well're· Ruth Ann is suffering from shock cepting the re81., .i'ng as quickly as it is firmly fixed City Republican, who joined with died at a Cartoll hospital - the in my mind." Hickenlo?pcr in the news confer· ______------h ar cd gunmen grabbed a $7,000 and was overcome by smoke. Shc nation "with deep· WASHlNGTON 111'\ - Iowa members of Congress arranged Friday to B oadway payroll F iday night was placed in an oxygen tent Fri- est r f! g ret," . I;'rincipally his words were di- encc, said. he al 0 would attend. . Iowa Molor Vohlol. O •• lbl carry Ih ir tight for immediate aid {or farmer direct to th' White I rk lurk II III day night. Toe baby, Vernon, also praised Hugllea' HUGHES "ccted by clo~d circuit television ~oth Hlckenloopcr ~~d. Mar~ .ra •. 20, '9."1 . , ...... •. ,. House. . bac stage at tle IT,ar e nger was oVerCOtl1e by smoke and suf. servkes in dr,,(ting a balanced and adio to the "Salute" dinners said they had no ~pec lhc Jdeas LO Jan. tn. W~~ ...... 8.1 . ~ .. present to the Pr~sldellt , but would But they were unable 10 get :In appointment with President Eisen-I Theater in fuji view of th startlcd .Cered first degree burns on his budget. ' in 34 states and the national capl- join in Lhe general discussion of third victim of a two-car accident hower. cast and crew of the musical stomach_ The President said that thanks tel. the situation. near Carroll Tuesday night. A White Hou e an~ollncem('nt said [hut the all-Republican group of "Plain and Fancy." , The Griffins arc staying tempo- i~ parl teo Hu,he8' eflorts .the ~3 . * * * * * * Mrs. George Kircher, 62, Olivia, two senators and eight congress- Ab t h boro II I " rarlly at the home or Grimn's tlon now IS on a strong fmancwl ockenlooper Says T I C" , M Minn., died at an Atlantic hospital men will confer Monday morning I H Id au an our. re le even n.. broth r Urban in Iowa City, with foundalion - one "on which iL is Hl WO owa Ily en or injuria! rcceived Tuesday In a with Sherman Adams, presidential So on Man e Here performance, the lwo men strolled lwo of lhe children. Th other chi!. possible, for an Indefinite tim (Int! Farm Plan Leans At Des Moines Dinner two-car collision. as~istant, and other administration On Bad Check Charges : into the main dressing room where droll are stayin¥ with friends . . without resort to borrowing agnin~t DES MOINES 1M-Two Iowa City Robert Daughterty, 17, Marengo officials.. . John P. Riley Solon was arre~t. '1 company manager Al Jones waa Griffin and several o{ his co- f~ture generations, to ~ake pro~l- "'s Act,Oon businessmen attended the Salute- High School senior, died of injuries House Republicans (rom mne d b I C't r' Th d gettmg ready to hanl! out pay en- wor\kers at Iowa.IlIinois Gas and silln Cor bolh t\le nation s sccurlLy On Dem" surfered in a two· car crash on midwest states have an appoint· e y owa I y po ICC Ilrs ay velopes to 65 members of the cast, Electric Co helped firemen fj ht and the adyancemonl of human to-Eisenhower dinner in Des Highway 6 noar Marengo Monday ment with Secretary of Agricultufr on a false check charge. stage' hands and dressers . g values so (undamental Lo our dr- Ii 'd . )' . t . the blaze ", DES MOINES IN! - Sen. Bourke Moines Friday night. eVl'ning. Benson next Wednesday. e was arral~ne 10 po lce , cour "This is a holdup" said one. lie' . mocracy." B. Hickenlooper IR·lowa ) Friday George Nagle, state Republican This group from MinnesoLa Thur day evenmg. Th cas. was 'ed d L Th th A Second-Grader Hughes 59 is expected to return • , t' d '1 tcd carn a rawn gun. e 0 er I . ' , night pledged Cull Republican sup- finance chairman and president of --B-B-A-~-L-U-C-K-- North and South Dakota, Iowa, can lDue unll ay. kept his hand in hts overcoat pock. BeSides Ruth Ann a~d Vernon, to his post as a vice-president of port in Congress for President Ei- Lhe Nagle Lumb r Co. in Iowa City . Illinois, Indiana, Nebraska, Kan. The number or amount of the et as though aiming a gun. ' chIldren home at the lime o( the the National Cit)' Bank of New senhower's farm program but said estimllted that between 3,500 and FLATBUSH, Alta . IA'l-A startled sas, and Wisconsin, met Thursday bad checks was not revealed 0 k th I d 'd lflre were: Donnie, 6, Paul, 5, York. He lert the bank In 1953 to its .chanee for paS6age depends 3,800 persons attended the ban- bulldozer operlltor ba"ged himself at the Capitol and decided a per· wc ne too U e ~t:.~pe a~, sal ~erth, 3, and 'Teresa, 2. Ano~her become assistan~ budget director. upon whether the Democrats "dragr quet. He said that final ticket sales a bear near here with nothing hut sonal conference with Benson was NAVY TO SERVE OLEO I you ye ,wei you. . SIster was not at home at the time Brundage, 63, has been deputy .their Ieet." may reach 5,000. his scraper. :rhe operator was necessary to ask for imm diate WASHING~ON IN! - ~ House The~ they walke~ out a side exit of ~ fire. . director since May, 1954. He (orm- In a speech at the $25-a·plate Iowa City restauranL operator scooping dirt from a bank to help help (or livestock producers. Mmed Services subcommittee has I ~nd dlsap~ared mto the crowds Ruth Ann is in the second grade erly was senIor partner of Price low'a Republican "Salute La Eisen-I Curt Yocom proposed thut a con- fight a natural ga's fire when he Rep. LeCQmpte IR']O\l'a) said he apP,roved Na.vy plans to serve mar· JlIst off Times Square on 51st at St. Patrick's School. Waterhouse'" Co., one of the nn - hower" dinner here Hickl'nloonpr gl'3tuJalol'Y telegram be sent to uncovered lhe bear curled up (or was "awfully disappoi,nted" that gaTlne to sadors. street. I * * * ltion's largest ' accountancy firms, declared the President is "acutely President Eisenhower. He invited his winter nap. One blow from the the Iowa legislators could not see and president or the National Bli- aware" of the current livestock all persons allending the dinner to . scraper blpde cut lhe bear's )ll'lce slump and that "we are con- I sign the wire. ' throat, killing 111m. Eis'i!nhowel. He said he had looked R d f ' F' reau of Economic Research. ARc- forward Lo detailing for the Presi- escue rom Ire , publican, he ""II 0 fnrm at Long -~---- dent the plight oC Iowa farmers Valley, N.J. lind pleading with him for some ---,-:----- Interfraternity Queen Finalists prompt assistance. r. J. Reps. Talle, Jensen and Gross, The WM.· ther Iowa Republicans, also expressed :;:.:0 disappointment. Gross Lold are portcl': "I would regret very much iC the Snow Presidcnt were not at this confer ence. Bccause I think the Presi. dent alight Lo know first hand & about Ule disastrous farm situation in the Midwest, particularly Iowa," Colder Ship Crashes Continued cold temperatures Radar Outpost and a pDssibWty o( snow Qver the weekend in Iowa City and 100 Miles at Sea most of souo.e.st Iowa, the BOSTON IA'I - The "Texas Tow Weather Bureau predicted Fri- er," man-made radar. outpost 100 day. , miles off Cape Cod, escaped dam Lows In the area Friday night age Friday in Its rirst encounter ranged from zero to five degrE'es with a ship, but the vessel that above. ,A high or about 18 degrees "urr:Jed one of the tower's three is forecast {or Iowa City today. long, steel legs was sent slogging Light snow, Which began raU· home Friday nigbt at hal[·speed-5 ing in northcm Iowa Thursday, knots-willI 15 feet of water in one moved southward Friday and t' hold. was expected ~ e~ ' n the south The Military Sea Transport Serv east early Saturday· ice's Sagitta-5,202 gross tons and 269 (eet long - was transferring The mercury dipped to a slate low 13 degreel below in supplies when ~ s he crashed the of zero Lower. Mason City Fri~ay mornin~_ , The ship was considered in no Friday's low in Iowa «it1 , ~as . donger and there were no ea- two degrees below zero-the Cdt uaUies. time in 1956 that It has been hr· Built ot a cost of $10 million, the low zero here. , t -- ---====-- - -~-. -- -- 1I .. I I THE DAILY . IOWAN-Io"". City, la.-SaturtNI" Jen. 21, 1",-,. I Compare 8aptist;l/1otheran Baptism ISays Religion Fo!mer Communist . (Editor:, Note: Thl, i, the of 0 series of feahlres artlc'es~int I . Strengthened W,// Speak Sunday ~.omparin9 the sacramonts or or· · , II I Wood B' . -Co c4inances of churche •. ) I I e en Irme. ~ ea . m· Both U~e Lutheran. chu.rch and I By ,Uarrlage munis! party leader. will be the tl)c Baptist church pracltce Bapo1'l speaker at the 7:30 p.m. Su~ tilsm. They both take their charge service of Bethany Baptist Cb!p'Ch.. from the same Bible verse, MatI. ' A m ARBOR. Mich. (,fI _ A Irs. Birnie will also speak at the ~~~fp: te~G~f ~;fr~~~~:ns~n~ap~~!ge I study by a University of Michigan Iowa Christian Fellowship meetiIII psychologist Indicates both men l11em in the name of the Father , and women ha\'e a stronger relig. at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday In the Peata- ' OIld of the Son and of the Holy ious attitude after 20 years of mar. crest Room of Jowa Memorial Un· Spirit." ried IUe. ion. In both churches. Baptism Is one This was the largest significant Mrs. Birnie formerly held~po- ot the sacraments or ordinances; change noted by Prof. E. Lowell • t tIe ot her IS. Ih e Lord's Supper. IKelly in his study concerning the sitions of district organizer for. tile bo Communlst party for the ~ Outward Sym I basic aWtude of 300 couples who fountain States region and orpQ. • The Baptist church belipl'es that I had become engaged. He ques· irer for International Labor De- Baptism is an oull~ard symbol. lin tioned them again on these atlri· fense for the midwest. Mrs. Bnle external events signifying an in· butes after 20 years of married life. was involved in riots. ~er t{'rnal event, conversion or the Now Kelly has published somc of marches and farmer demoQlra. confession of faith in God through his findin~s . Reporting the strong. tions and helped implement the Christ. One part of Baptism is sub· er "pro-church atlilude" after sev· Communists 2S.year plan toWIl. jeeli ve and the (lther is objectil'e. eral years of married life. Kelly trate and organize the Uni~ IThe Baptist church. therefore, notes that his ludy began in the States. • practices immel'sion Ba'ltisl1l aftN' days of the depression when pessi. She became disillusioned by tbe t~e person can make his own de· mi~m and cynicism cerned to pre· Mrs. Birnie party and tore up her mt!mbenhip "lsl·ons., Ivail. card. Since that she has been,iu..... On f hI' 01')('1' hand. the 'Lutheran At the same time religious inter· poenaed as a key witne81 in ttiat of church b(olie\cs in infant BaptiSm / est was growing, he reported aes· FQrrellls IReligion top Communists in the Ualted bv ~nrin'cliJ1'!. where the child is thellc interest among th married f l States and to gIve her lnfor"'JUOl1 baptized at an ('arly ag('. Thc par· I couplesBoth menseemed and towomen fall. tended to In Li e Speaker about the Communist ob.lectiveldor'" ehts and sponsors. for the cllild rate themselves as less neat. ,le Prof. George W. Forell of the this country. • take a vow to "bring the child to energetic. less good tempered and The justice department anel the c;1od ' house, provide for his in· THE REV. GEORGE T. L. JACOBSEN, minister of First En,lish THE . REV. G. THOMAS FATTARUSO. minister of First Baptist less broad in interest after scveral SUI School of Religion will parti· Vel d e congressional COIlUlIjUee sLr'lrtion in thc Christian faith. Lutheran Church, administers the Sacrament of Holy Baptism. "WH. Church, is pr.paring to baptize Mrs. Maynard Parker of Iowa City by )oears of married life. cipate in the Religioll'in Life Week have urged bel' to continue ~ teitch him the Creed, the Lord's liam Koepp.n, I ba:>tize thee, in the Name of the F.ther, and of the immersion in the church baptistry. The Ordinance of Baptism is on. There is also the possibility. says program of Iowa State Tcachers her story to the American peoJll4l. Prayer, the Ten Commandments. Son lIInd of the Holy Ghost. Amen." William Koeppen is the infant son h' h I h h d Prof. Kelly. that Lhey are "more Coli ge at Cedar Fall. Sunday and The story of her life is told in a and plac," in his hitnds the Holy of Mr. and Mrs. William K. Burch of Iowa City. of two to w Ich t e Bapt st churc 01 I. Irealistic, more honest" in their self. tIl0llday, Jan. 22 and 23. new book, "The Broten Wall." Scriptures." appraisals now than before they At 10:30 a.m. Sunday. he will The Baptists say that thc Holy . eran Student House at 122 E. Divinity School in Rochesler, N. Y., w re married. speak at the college audilorlum on P L t R t . t Scriptures are the only autboritY I What They're Do/eng Church St. i::; vj.iling l·'lrsL tldfJl'S~ \"UUll:11 O{ lhe 300 original couples. says "Life as Decision," and Monday re- en en • rea for faith and practice in the Chris· WESLEY o\er this weekend. Prof. Kelly. only 22 broke lheir h£ will speak to instructors in aSk I F II' tian life and point out that the Wesley will feature a short pro· He will speak at the m('eting oC ('ngagments. Of the 278 remainin" number oC elasses. pea er s or. only mode of Baptism mentioned in gram on summer sendce Cor the Roger Williams Fellowship at the marriages, 12 endcd in death and Prof. Forell will ,al 0 appear in Prof. George W. Forrell o( the the BI'ble Is immersl·on. UNITED STUDENT FELLOWSHIP ister of Zion Luth ran Church will church at il mc ling at 5 p.m. Baptist tudent Center ,t .. :30 p.m.,39 in divorce. I 1\1 d hj I itb be th k a pane on ay mg • a ong .w SUI School of Religion will s~ Baptist Belief "This Charming Couple". a e spea er. Sunday. Prof. Kelly' sample was drawn Prbf. Paul Hommel' of the Vruver· h . "Gnd' Purpo t. t The Baptists believe that the in· sound film depicting false ideas The supper and discussions wlll The program will provide in for· MEMORIAL FUND. from Ihe New England area and sity of Minnesota Philosophy De. on t e tqplc. "" S Be, . a dlvidual as a person is competent o{ romantic love as a cause oC be held at First English LuUleran mation and opportunity to apply DES MOlNF.:S 1M - Spon ors of composed oC people. he says, who portment. The topic of dl cussion a pre·Lenten retrea~ for Lutheran through God·given capacities to reo breakdowns in marriage, will be Church, Market and Dubuque sts. summer work. The mecting will be the Don G. Mullan M morial Fund were " omewhat above average in will be "We Cowards." pastors to be held m Des ~4Ie. ceive grace or salvation directly shown Sunday evening at Uniled HI LLEL cut short so student may study turned o\'er im e. tmenl to sur intelligence. somewhat above aver. Jan. 29·30. from God. In the case of infants Student Fellowship. The group The Hillel diSCUSSIOn group will Cor semester final exams. Thursday to pl'o\, ide an annuat age in education and somewhat The Rev. George T. L. Jacobsen. who are in danger oC dying, the meets at the Congregational meet at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. There ROGER WILLIAMS Mullan lead('rship award of $50 a more interested in what makes thc minister oC FiTst English Luth~tllD Baptists dedicate tbem to God with Church. will be a general council m ('ling The Rev. Dr. Milton C. Froyd, year to a uni 'crsitl scnior. Mullan. world go around." Church, will be a discus_Ion leader 0. dedication scrvice. Presentation of the film will fol. at 4 :30 p.m. and supper will be Director of Research in Theologie,)1 Otleboll lawyer, was an VI alum· at two of the groups ses~lolJB at To the Baptist, immersion into low a cost supper at 5:30 and a served at 6 p.m. Education at Co lgate· Roch ster ni. receiving his law d gre in t008. ISC Newman Club Redeemer Lutheran Church . .The the water signifies the death of short worship service. Recreation .. LUTHERAN GRAD. CLUB - ---- Yc have put orf the old man with retreat will be attended by row .. Christ and the rising. the resurrec· will follow the program Costly Grace and tile CaIJ to P.'lla rs of the Ch u rch To Hear Welch Sunday his deeds; and have put on the new tel's In the Eastern and Western tion . LSA ' Discipleship" will be th discus- The Rev. Rob rt J. Welch of thc m*,. which is renewed in know I· Conferences of the Jows Synod of Lutheran theology says that sion topic at the 7 p.m. Thursday SUI School of Religion will talk to edge arter the image of him that the United Lutheran Church' In "Baptism is not simply water. but "What Do Lutherans Believe?" Imeeting of Lutheran Grad Club. . , the members of Newman Club at created him. (Colo!\sian 3 :9.10.) America. II is water comprehended in God's will be the topic (or Lutheran Lowell Wigdahl . M2. Emml'ls· Iowa State College. Sunday even· Prayer: Dear Father, help us to ------!" . command and connected with Student Association at 5 p.m. Sun· l'urg, is the discllssion leader. Thc lng, Jan. 22. The topic of his talk l f . f it ' Baptists Will Hear " Cod's Word." day. The Rev. A. C. Proehl, min· meeting will be held at the Luth. keep ourse ves rom SIO, or IS will be "The Catholic and the Study not Thy will that y,e should sin or Special Speaker Sundcly of History." that sin should shackle us. So grant .) • On th evening of Monday. Jan. us powcr Lo shake it o{f and live Speaker at the Sunaay ·morij.lnc 23, Father Wellch will address the freely and faithfully in Thy grace. worship service at the First Ba~ PTA at West Branch on "Moral fn Christ's name. Amen. list Church will be the Rev.} Dr. and Spiritual Values in Education." Milton C. Froyd. " SUNDAY NIGHT SEARS MANAGER The Rev. Mr. Froyd. Rese~h of Church notices* should* *be de- r cnURefi * OF THE* NAZAltENE* SHARON* *EVANGELICAL * Sunday night supper is easy and J. F. Pomraning, manager of Director in Theological tducatioa tiosited with the Rellrious news Burll.rlon .nd Cllnlon SI •. UNITED BRt:TII REN CII UIlCII Sears Ro buck in Iowa Cily for at Colgate· Rochester 5ebW( ot . The Rev. (ra J . fl oQ\'er, t'11nl tier KAtona fun if you have a pitcher of wa(f1e dUor of The Dally Iowan In tbe Graham Crow, nllnl,I •• of Mu .lo The It.v. R. C. Pfolhrraff, P. 10. batter ready, maple syrup and two years, has been trans{erred to Divinity in Rochest r. N. Y., _wi" unday Sohool, 10 a.m. JI'ewsroom Room 201 Communi. R.nday So hool . 9:4t.. IU :!;i a.m. l\Iornln, 'Vonblp. II a.m. crisply cooked bacon on hand. Sioux City where he will head lhe speak on the topic "What Po' YoJ lI utlons C~nter not I~ter than 2 ~uo~l~rn;h':~~\I~:.4JI"~·:;· •. m. Strmon: "Profrrll :. erve corfee or tea with the waf· Cirm's store there. Oscar F. Bray· Want ?" J p.m . £vttllnr Wor. hlp. 1 :!W p ,m , l,ltI.m. Thursday for publication 8r~ .eo F.llo,.. hlP . (For transportation to 1111 ervlcel, call I tie and bring on a big bowl o{ er, manager of the sIoux City The Rev. Dr. Froyd ill malcI1i; .• • "'-. d Th D i1 I \'o.ulb 11011' , 6:4:; p.m. II _.ur ay. e a y IIwan reo ".anrolislle Sorvlee, ;:80 p.m . 8·4110 0, 8-4211.) , fresh fruit. figs, dates llnd nuts for store for 15 yenrs, will succ ed him tour or midwest colleges aut pl· Mserves the ri,bt to edit aU no· dessert. in Iowa City. versities. , .~ . ditlces. FREE ~tETJIODIS'T C'lIAPEL ST. ~ IA/tY. ·S CII RCII U:i1 Third Ave. Jdfenon nnd l.lnn Sh. II "AGUDAS ACRIM, CONGltEGATI(lN The Rev. Jamel P. MasseYI Pastor Rt. Rev. C. 11 . l\lelnbe.l'. Pilitor ·m (ifl~ E. W.. llln,lea SI. Sunda)' School, 10 • . m . Su nday Mas el. a •. m" 1:IiO a.m., If a.ra •• "I Itab~l E. Slamm Coop •• , i\leeU,." 10 a.m . IO : lG a.m;t "JI ::10 a.. m. al>"OIIl worshl,. saturday, 9 a.m. Ev~nlnl Service•• 7:BO p,m . • .'esiJah D1eetlnJ't 8 p.m. Tve&day ST. J'ATItIC'I('8 CII R H '!'':I e. Court St. COLLEGE BOARD DAY TODAY 01 A;S£MBL~ OF G~D BETHEL AFRICAN METIIODIST The Rev . P. J . O·ltoilly, P.. lot II... 4,'l'! S. Cllnlo .. S~. enURell The He v. II. F. Pacba, and Tile ROY. Dan l\IIUor. Pulo. 411 S. Governor St. The Rev. William F. Dawson, a I,t"e' JClearance Prices '.Dda, 8cbool, .8 • . m . M•• . C. R. ~1.n.n.I., Ptslor Sunda), 1't. au, 0:30 a ,m ., 8:30 •.m., Korular WDuhlp. 11 . :111, ' Oev~tlonal , 3 p 111 . 9:45 •. m .. II a.m. I'Cbll'ro.'. Olo"reh. 1I. a.lD. Worship, 4 p.m . Weekday l al el. 0:4:1 a,m ., 7:4" • . m. ~lLrlst·. Amballla.on, O:·U p .... ST. WENCESLAUS CIIURCH (n.lly Iowa n · PhoLo b y Olen 1'.'arlln) TODAY • MONDAY • ALL NEIT WEEK I- .,yanreU.U. Service, 7 p.m. GRACE MIS IOIllARY CHURCH 630 E. lJ f.ven p.,I Sl. CONSTRUCTION PROGRESSES on the 5110,000 two·floor educationel Th. Rev. Edwa,d W. N.uzll. p ..lor 18U nlu,.lllno Av •. unit bein9 constructed by Zion Lutheran Church, Johnson and Bloom. WHILE THEY LASTI I"r BETH~Nr UA;"IST c~uaCH Tbfl Rev. Norman Uoltbs, r ..tor The Rev. Grnr,f!. 8acbman, ••.dalau. '111 B SI. and Fifth Ave. 81ble Study. 9:4'; •. m. unday lUassfJI, O:~iO • . m ., S a .m., ington Streets. The la·classroom buildin9 will be completed in Septem· i Hfhe Rev. Leonard D. a.rIDIIGn, Pastor 10 a.m" 11: Hi I.m. Serman, 10:4:' a.m. ber. The new buildln!,! ~xtends across the back of the church and par. . li.. lfl.d Mornln, Wo,"III,. 9:U a.m. SubJef't: "Sin lJnJlardonable." Dally M ••••• 7 •. m .. ':30 ".m . II{, MIIlS,.,fl: "A Peeullar People:' Youlh F.II ..... blp. 11 ::111 p.m. sonage prop.rty. Long·range plans call for a new church to be ton· I\h.eD~ .::10 "ello ...hlp Supper, p.m. SInr1plratlol1, Youth Choir, 7::10 , .m. T. THOMAS ~IOJtE CHAPEL For Colleg. Board Day p .... structed on the site of the ,resent church. SALE OF (.t C.r.F. aD' SI.d.nl Fello ... hl" 8:3' E.anrellst Sermon, 8 p.m. 10M ~1.L n I' O •• 1:1\0 •• Sl. pel Sorvlce. p.m. Very R.~v . not I"r. J . n. Co nway. Pa tor ------TODAY II VALMELINE I Ouelt 8,eaker. 1\1111. Helell W.ad The Jt~v . P. J . 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FIRST BAPTIST Cit ItCD · . . , Ch.lr Hebea,.al, i p.m. The a.v. G. Thoma • .FaU.rulo, l'lInllter THE CONGREGATION"L CHURCH 1I, llv ... ID' Se .. lee. ;:~u p.m. North Clinton .nd F.lrchlld 811. CUnlon And ~.fr'rlon Slo. .Sale of .1PLAID STOLES ,. U.I;' erm.n: "Featur••• f • "eylv~J." Cbureh School. ~:11D a.m. Tbe .ev. Joh .. G. Cralr, Mini" •• Mornln,. Wonhtp. JO:.a!i a.m. Mornlnl' Worship. 10 :43 •. m . • JERSEY MADCAPS • MITTENS UII Seunon: " '''bal Do 1'0. Wan.T'· Unll •• Sl ••••" Fell.wshIP. ~:3' p.m. F1aST !';NoLiSH LUTHERAN Til. Jtev. 'Or. Millon C. Froyd. DI. · . . OHURCH reelt.r .r Re,eareh In Theol.rl .. al TaINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCD • KNEE SOX OF tASHMERE • BA~NCE DRESS STOCK I n.baq;'. and Mark.1 Slo. EdueaUnn at Col,ate-ltoeh".ter 01· 32. !';. Collor. SI. I The Rev. Gearre T. L. JlcableD, Paltor vlnlly Scbool, Roehtlter, N , Y. Th. It.vl IIlrold F . MeG e•• ae.Lar t IM,,"n. Service, A::Ut I,m. qrad." Rehool of MI •• lon •. ~ p.m. IlaJy CommunlfJ .. , 8 a.m. • WOOL SWEATEIS • BER"1UDA SHORTS "'f,unda,. School. U: 4••• m. Rorer Wllilamll FellowAhlp, .\:~ p .m . 8r~.kf&JJt. 14 :3fl a.m. ."bl, Servlc., 11 a ..... Speaker: The Rev. Or. Froyd. Chureh School. 10 I.m. (Ie .. Qtberan Shldf"nt. AssoclaUon, :1 p.m , . . . Mornlnl' Praye" II a.m. Iituthor Lo., .. Skall .. , ParlT, 8:111 p."'. aEORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESU8 Canterbury Club, .,::to p.m . uUter Le"ue. 1 p.m. CHIUST 0.' LATTEIt DAY SAINTS \' I • • • · . .ALL AT 1/2 PRICE, OR LESS Conferenc.e Room 1 ZION LUTIIERAN. CHU.ca .,. Btl MUHODIST CHURCH Iowa Memorial Unloa JobnsoD and Bloumlnpo .. 81 •• .' :tire"." and Dubuque 8u. Dan E. ,",'aUe, Phtor The Rev. A. . C. Proehl, rador • j Dr. L. L. O... I .. ,lon. MI.I.t .. - G."eral Worship. P:S. a. ... 1II ..... ln~ Wor.hlp. S • •m .• I':S' ..... Ed.ard Phillip •. A... cl.l. MIDI.I •• Clalle" 9:Ui a.m. 1Sund.y cbool. 9:15 •. m . t ht. T~~I~:r;r R~':::.::~.k •• Sermen •• 1:30 ..... 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Is III. 8,1.lt .r ".• ,. . 0.4,1' J : , APPAREL SHOP . · ' ''lo~.,,1 V•• p ..., 3 , .111. '218 East College ". Phone 8-0151 " :. ~ Linn at ~/ Market ·130 E. WClshi... " , ..an.1 al At PI ••••• ••••• Oil'"I.II •• 1.1I .... C.,I.. ln •• ...._'!I'I ______.. ... • . , ' ••e 4-THE DAILY IOWAN-lowe City, la.-Satvrd.y, Jan. 21, 1956 , Officials 'Pick,On' THompson Iowa (agers Meet . Strannigan Blames Conference Coaches Unbeaten. Ramblers For Guard's Fouls AMES \A'I - Ba ketball Coach years, is "con 'idered one of the Bill Strannigan o( Iowa State top officials of thc nation." said Friday he will not protest Thompson Out-thinks Opposition what he calls attempts by Big SLrannigan said what Thomp W~lverines ' Today Seven officials to "pick on" out son does is no more "bailing" Clip St . .pat'~, 84-64 standing Guard Gary Thompson. than what any other player in By TOM SCHaRNHORST - Thomp on, pla"maker and lead the confel'ence docs. 11e said The Iowa basketball team, back because Thl.lmpson out-think and in championship form after a ing scorer, is the object of con Playing without the services 0( shaky start, tangles with the ference coaches who "have got (lut - maneuvers the opposition, star center Dennis (The Menace) Michigan Wolverines today in a ten together" to have "acting" thcy think he is trying to draw WaUjasper, St. Mary's high school r Couls . I television battle at ADn Arbor. or "baiting" fouls caUed on him, o[ Iowa City showed no signs 01 Sports Peters said he thinks Thomp- i Game time is 2 p.m. (Jowa lime). Strannigan s:lid. pain Friday night as they defea~ He said fouls called on Thomp on "is one o( lhe greate t I've l Monday the Hawkeyes complete cross-town rival St. Patrick's, 84- son in games at Oklahoma and ever seen." He said in the recent 64. the eastern tour with a contest at conference tournament he did Briefs Lafayette, Ind., against Purdue. Kansas last week "have leil me The win over the Irish left lhe very upset:' not see 1'lOmpson deliberately Rambler's record untarnished with C •• 'eas•• Fr.m. Michigan and Purdue are tied draw fouls. Knocks Down Thom~on A ...daled Pr I Dispalcb.. for fourth place in the Big Ten a string o( 15 victories. At Norman, Oklahoma, Coach Sprained Ankle with Indiana, all with 3-2 marks. Slrannigan referred speciallY Doyie Parrack said Ihis is the 'TIGER'• FINED• - Earl• Torge- Iowa (2-1) holds down the second to a foul called by Referce Cli ff WaUjasper, out with a sprained first he has heard of Thompson ankle, sat on the bench and watch son, Detroit Tiger £ir t baseman, spot behind 1I11nois 14-Ol. Ogden after Kansas' John Cle being "baited." He said Okia was convicted in St. Petersburg, land knocked down Thompson. ed teammate Dave Maher score:lll II Gears Defense homa did not allLmpt any such points to take top scoring honon Fla., Friday, of reckles driving Ogden, here to officiate the maneuver but declinf'd to com and fined $50. Torgeson was ac Iowa Coach Bucky O'Connor will lowa State-Drake game Friday for the evening. '" ha ve to gear his defense to stop ment further on Ihe charge. quitted in MuniciIJal Court of a night, said conference rules pro Rambler guard Jim Jensen COD· -I husky Ron Kramer, Michigan's top Did Not Talk to Officials charge of driving without a driver'S hibited him from commenting on tributed 22 points to the game 'J scorer. He is averaging 18.5 points And at Lawrence. Coach Allen license. Strannigan's statements. while Joe Johnson, six-foot center 1 said neither he I'or his assislant for the Irish, caught fire in the "Any comment," he said, "will talked to officiais before, during ' I THOMPSON• O•.K . - •Outfielder PROB."-8LE LINEVPS have to come from Reaves second half and came out high for I MIClllaAN or after the Kansas-Iowa Stale his team with 23 points, Bobby Thom 'on Friday returned aln lll-S) . . . .. F .... S •• rn (u-!) Peters. the commissioner. He Seb •• r IO-U) '" . t- .... TarrIer (U-:I) game concerning Ihe Cyclones' Trail by Two . his signed contract to the liIwau was at the game." Loran CU-,) . ..C ... Kramer (O-UI drawing o( fouls. • During the first Quarter, St. Pat's , , kec BravE'S and, in a note accom S •• b.rr Itl-O) '" .a ...Wrllbl 1<;- 11) Quo,es Secretary theUulu.n (11-'.1) .0 •. • Jorcen en (.s .. tH "We did instruct our captain, kept pace with the fast St. Mary's panying it, said his legs and shoul The Des Moines Tribune quoted Dallas Dobbs, to call the atten 1' hne and .. la.(le : ';! p.m. t.da". Iowa team and at the end of 'the quarter • "l' ders felt great. The contract re time, Yost Fteldbollle, Ann Arbor Big Seven Executive Secretary tion of the o[(jcial~ in case Iowa trailed by only two points, 18-16. portedly called for about $30,000. . ~JI.h. Peters Friaay as saying he has Slate should attcmpt 10 draw The second period was a differ. Tele4A.I: Natloually b) CD i WMT. received no protest from Iowa fouls by dropping under Ollr play ent story. Maher, Rambler guard, t TV, Channel :! , Cedar Rapid •. ~ GOLFER- - 1ike- Souchak. with State. ers," Allen said. opened with a barrage of 14 points . 8road.aslt: " VI, I.,," Clly; KCltG, another ' round oC sub-par golf, Ced.r Rapid •• "Such things bave to come to " They did it at the Big Seven on six fieldgoals and two charity '1. ~ slretched. his lcad to thrce strokes the conference ornce. That's our Tournament in Kansas City when shots. Friday as play TE'ached thl! mid Ron Kramer for 12 games. The second high Wol· rule. I[ there arc things that are Johnny Parker of our t('om went Seven-Point ~eed way mark of the $12,501> aliente Michigan's Top corer verine is guard Tom Jorgensen wrong, that's the only place they in for three underhand layup. St. Pat's Roy Welsh tried to keep Open. The 28-year-old Souchak was 'I with all U-point average. can be con·eeted." Peters told Iowa State playrrs didn't attempt til(' Irish in the game with an eight II not as hot a he was in lho first Lhe Tribune in a telephone inter 10 block the shots, but simply fell point spurt in the second quarter, Kramer notched 18 points Mon round, when he toured Ule long view fr~ his K:lDsas City office. under Parker. But officials saw but at halftime the ~ambler's had b Tijuana Country Club course in a Boilermaker Coach day in Michigan's »9-58 loss to Peters said Ogden, who has P.arker on Lop of the pile and climbed to a 43-30 lead. sm:en under par 65, but his n Fri Wisconsin. Last Saturday he set a been in the conference about 12 called fouls against him." Although missing Walljasper's new Michigan scoring record with ~ day gave him a 36-hole score of Accepts SMU Post u ~ual control of thc boards. St. .J 136. 34 points against Northwestern, Mary's dccided the best defense breaking his own mark of 30 points 'J, • •• DALLAS fA»...... IIenry Stram, back- was a good offense and out-scored b' set earlier this year against Ore tllC Irish 15-8 in the third round BASEBALL MEETING - 'rhe field coach at Purdue University, gon. , b Iowa slate baseball league will Matmen, Gymnasts with Rambler guard Jim Jensen n' (1)011, Iowan I'h.to by Ma,ty Relcht.nth.1) hold a reorganizational meeting in Friday was named backl'leld coach Will Not Overshift Defen.e hitting 10 points on five su.ccessive ' j Fort Dodge Sunday morning to at Soulhern Methodist University O'Connor is not expected to over ST. MARY'S JIM JENSEN tries a set shot in i1 contest with the Iowa field goals. consider changing (rom a semi-pro and accepled, coach Chalmer E. shifl his defense in order to con City's Irish while St. Pat's Tom Schuwaigert (23) looks on. In the 19-Point BI/rst background is Ramblers' Dave Maher. St. Mary's won the inter-city to an amateur league. (Woody ) Woodard announced. centrate. lie has said that one AGfion Highlighting thc final period WIIS -I See Today tilt, 84·64. • •• The SMU coach said Stram plans man teamS-such as Ohio State Johnson of St. Pat's. Held score BERG LEADS - Pally Berg 10 t to report here Wednesday for can be beaten if the other four are Iowa's unbealen wrestling and gymnastics teams will perform for the leiis in the first half, the Irish cen. ' n I ter collected two field goals in the her pulling touch Friday but clung spring football training, which is stopped. Against Ohio State, O'Con home folks today at 2 p.m. and 3:30 p.m .• in the Iowa Fieldhollse. 'J third Quarter and then cut loose to her one troke I ad at the half- set to open Feb. 6. nor assigned only one man, guatd The grapplers, boasting a 21-3 victory over Wisconsin last week, will Defeat McKinley CR- " with a 19-point burst as the clock way mark in Ihe $5,000 Tampl! Stram, 32, was born in Chicago, harm Scheuerman, to guard take on Michigan State. The Spartans edged Iowa in 1954 and 1955, but I >I ticked out the clQsing minutes o[ ], women's open ji!olf tournament. and played high school football at Buckeye star Robin Fr·eeman. Ihe Hawkeycs are hoping lo reverse lhe count loday. the game. Still in second place was young Gary, Ind. lie entered Purdue in Iowa leads th~ Big .Ten in de Ken Leuer, heavyweight, earnt'd an oimost permanent position in his Mickey Wright of ' an Diego, Calif. ]941 and graduated in ]948 after Keeping up with the last minule fense by holding other teams down weight class by upsetting Wiscon· Irish rally were Ramblers Maher J • •• taking time out lor service in the to 66.7 points. Purdue is thc only sin's Big Ten champ. Bob KOllov Hawklets Win, 69-46 TURNER WINS - Favored Gil armed forces. and Cahill who avoided the possiblp. )1 olher t~am to keep its defensive sky. to hand the Badger his first Turncr won his second splil 10- Stram played fullback at ]n threat by dropping in eight points tJ mark below 70 points. dual meet loss in 21 starts and B-, LARRY WATT round decision over Jacky Labua diana university and stayed on as Dllily Iowa n Snort, Corre'llondent apiece. Causes Worry three seasons. Friday night. opening a wicked B team coach tbere following his CEDAR RAPIDS - Sophomore Pat Phillips came off the bench for Ramblers Still Tied • cut over lhe younger boy's eyc in graduation. Iowa has consistently caused Lyons To Support McCann Iowa City High, scored 11 po Illts , acLC'd as playmaker for the Hawklets St. Mary's, rated as one of the the fourth rouod and forcin;,! him lIe will succeed Bo Hagen at worry to the opposing coaches, who Terry McCann, NCAA champ during thrce quartet's and led his team to a 69-46 victory over McKinley top class B teams in the state, still II to protect it throughout. 'furnel' SMU. Hagen resigned to accept a attempt to defense the Hawks. Be last year, will wrestle in the 123- of Cedar Rapids here l<'riday ni ght. shares the lead in the Northeast I- weighed 156, Lauua, 158, coaching position at Rice Institute. cause of Iowa's balaneed scoring, pound class, wilh upport from 1L was the !irst starting assignment for Phillips and his first contest Iowa Catholic Conference with 1m· ii no onc player can be boxed in by I... rry Lyons. 130 ; Ralph Rieks, with thc Little Hawk varsity. Phillips, a transler student, previously raculate Conception of Cedar Rap (I a specially designed defense. 137 ; Simon Roberts, 147; and Har -I played in the sophomore games for ids, who, likewise, are undefeated, .I Lucas To Try for 5th Letter- ' Although Iowa has averaged 7S.7 lan Jenkinson, 167. tile Lillie Hawks. The victory over St. Pat's is the ~I \ points per game in league play, Either John Winder or Garry lIe was assIsted by teammates second in the intra-city series Ulis t l only two Hawkeyes rank in the top Kurdlemeier will wrestle al177 and Iowa State I Loras McGuir~, and Jim Luper, season. The all-time series record b·1 20 leading conferencc scorers. Bill the 157-pound evcnt is undeciderl who dropped in 17 and 14 points, shows 37 wins COr the Rambler! P.l Seabel'g ranks tenth with an lS between Bill Clements and Gary {'cspectively. against 33 for the Irish. I point average. He has the Big Meyers. Winder and Clements arc It was a close contest only dur awk Tankers Meet Tell'S top percentagc mark of .524. Romps Over ST. MARY'S pa FT PF Tr "el rans. ing the first half. Three minutes Klein, K., r """ I a. :< i\ Carl Cain rate 16th; Bill Schoof Micbigan State's tap men include before the halftime, McGuire Lumsden, t ...... :i I U Jim Sinadinos. winner of two sec Blackman. c ...... I .. !I ~ 22d, Bill Logan 25th and Scheuer dropped in three successive free 7\ ,,,rt" f. J .• . •.. I~ .. " .. ~ man 35th. onds in the Big Ten and two thirds Drake 81-60 throws ro tie McKinley, 23-23. He Jenten, r ...... JO ~ :! ~.' in the National Collegiates, 137- l .a.nl'enburr. f '" . () (1 NW; Seek Third Win Scheuerman Must Shoot A. rES 'IA'! - Iowa State clamped shortly followed with two more to Cahill, c ...... ~ • 41 8 pound class ; and Dick Gunner, Sueppel, , , ...... ,. I 0 1 , By FRED MILLER After thc 84-62 victory ovcr Min 147, who piaced twice in the con a ti ght zone de[ln~c around Dra\(e push his team ahead. after which Tolll...... 3~ =~ 18 It nesota last Saturday O'Connor said i( never trailed. Ross (Buddy) Lucas, dislance [erence in a lower weight cia s. Friday night and defeat ~rl the The half lime score slood at 31-25 ST. PATRICK'S 1·' 0 FT Pt· TP that one of the main problems o( Gymnasts Meet Wildcats man on the Iowa swimming team, the Iowa offense is to make Bulldogs 81-60 in an i ntr o~ tate in favor of Iowa City. ~~::: ~ :: : :::: .. :,: :~ ~ ;~ : Immediately following the wrest John!lon, C .' '" In :. I '!:\ needs two points in today's meet Scheuerman hoot more often. "He ling m.ateh, the gymnasts will take rivalry dati ng back almo~t 50 The high scorer for Ihe game Welsh, r ...... (; 4 II II is like Obio State's Freeman. ex !iliehu wal,ert, , ... 1\ I n i against Northwestern lO win his on Northwestern and Western Illi years. The ~ame was Ihe 100th en- was McKinley's Duane Bliss, who Rtrob. I ...... I • n fifth varsity swimming letter of his cept that when Freeman shoots nois State in two dual meels. The counter bctwecn the I wo Iowa came off the floor with 19 pOints. O'Conner, ~ ...... 0 2 I ~ Sharm passes," the Iowa coach R.1'. I ...... " 1 I collegiatc career. Terry McCann gymnasts hold a 4-0 record and His teammate, Jolm Huston. buck T.lals ...... J.O 13 ., said. schools. =t I captain Sam Bailie has picked up eled 17 to take secondary scoring Lucas, a native of Auckland, Slars in 123-poulul Class The Cyclones jumped off lo an S~ore by q uluterl! Scheuerman has made five field 25 of a possible 28 first places in Iionors. St. Patrie-II's ...... In 'I,l "'1:-~-(;" N('w Zealand, won his first varsity early lead ,yhich Ihey never lost, goals and 18 free throws so f8l' in the four meets. Twenty-five fouls were called on SL. Man" . . . ,.. IK '!.) Hi '!(;'-II. award when hc was a first semes improving Iheir shooting p!'rcC'nt l\II.!1'ud free throwl: St. Patrlck 's-i, .'- three conferencc games, Team strength will cOlTIe from McKinley of which Hawklets capi SI. ~I"Y·!I- Students ' Trouee' Thr o ugh S U I- Scholarship Congratulations Cade t s! 8Committee • U ni ~ers rty ~ 'Meda/s to .. Registrar 'Books' Variety Act Heads Picked Briefs A dance and magic act which be SOC I A L WQRKERS - lark 18 Cadets gan with a "blind date" in Ft. Hale, director, and Prof. Frank It Madison in 1945 is "booked" by the By Chamber tin, Prof. Jame Decker and Prof. Eighteen Air Force ROTC cadets sur registrar's office as Clifton Mildred Snider of the SUI School of were presented with AFROTC 4 James Britton, Ll, and Joy Maxine Chairmen of eight regular com- Social Work will attend the annual Scholarship 1edals Friday at thl! Britton, A2. mittees oC the Iowa City Chamber conference o[ the Council on Social Armory. Known in entertainment circles of Commerce were named Thur - Work Education in Buffalo, N. Y. or 30 stRtes as the Britton Variety day by Chamber president Ray L. next Wedne day through Friday. The award wer e gh'en to stu Show, this talented pair of mar Bywater. dents recommended by the Awards tJ~a stuaents are "trouping their Men appointed and the res(lCcll\'e DENTAL CLINIC - Dr. Percy and Decorations Board. They have way" through SUI by giving occa committees they will head in 1956 W. Herrick, associate professor of sional shows of music, magic, are: dentistry will conduct a clinic to- maintained an " A" average in Air dancing and ventriloquism in the Lauren B. Housel, retail trade; day in Pocahontas. Subject of th ~ Science and have a cumulath'e vicinity of Iowa City. James E. Herriott, agriculture; Ro- clinic, sponsored by the Iowa grade point of 3.0 lBl or beller. Their household and eQ.uipment bert G, Stevenson, induslrial de- Lake Study Club, will be "Hgro Presenting the award were Dean trailer is now parked for a 4-year \clopment: Charles S_ CrOOk, safe- scopic Investment with Control 'I Dewey B. Stuit o[ the College of "run" at the Iowa campus, Jim is I ty ; Glenn F . E ves, good road : At- ~ ater Added." II \fill deal with studying to become a corporalion torney Robert Osmundson, educa- .the larger gold ~lloy castings used Liberal Arls; Dean Francis M. and tax lawyer while Joy works tion; Gene Claussen, legislative; III crown and bridge work. Dawson. College of Engineering; toward a degree in office manage t an.d Clark Houghton, member-, PHILIP SMITHELLS _ An inter. and Dean Sidney G. Winter, Col ment. H. ., shlp_ . . view with Philip Smithells, New lege of Commerce . Auto Accident ere The chaIrmen :-v 1Otroduced at I Zealand educator who visitcd SUI Cadets receiving awards were: The Brittons still might be full the annual m~ lin g banquet of the this wcek, will be re-broadcast at time entertainers were it not for Ch be h Id th I 1\' I John O . Nehon. C4. Des Moln .. , , am . r e III oIVa .emor- 1:! :45 Tuesday noon over ralo sla- Ray nlrd 1. Sommerfeld. LI. WOden : DEAN DEWEY B. STUIT congratulatu James Kelly, C3. one of 11 re an automobile accident in 1951. Joy -, 101 VllIon Thursday ni ght. lion WSUI. Elvin K , N~dlntr, C3. Randall: Donald cipients of the AFROTC Scholarshi!l award_ Kell~/s GPA is 3_11. ., injured her leg, a series of opera fembers and altcrnates of the , -- E. Boldl. £3, J."uP. Rodne)' Ander- tions followed, and the pair de retail trade committee were an- DIRECTOR OF NURSING, AT, IOn, A2. Des Moines: John 0 Billard, I I F aUs, Idaho. 'J cided to give up their slrenuous nounced Friday. Each mcmber LANTA. GA. IWI - Miss Helen G. AZ. Marlon: RIchard E. Barb r. A2. Atom Pane Tests routine on the road, where they represenl a particular type of Graves, a forrr.er assi tant director Charlet City: John E. B.erll.'on. A2, A two - billion - dollar military , I Slo\U( City: Mln'ShaU G. Goldb rJ, .... 2, Pia ,"orks program submitted to Con- often played as many as 15 shows business. of nursing setVlce at Park and hos- Sioux City; Chrlnlln 0 , Hartman. A2 , nned· In Id a h 0 a week before school assemblies Committee m!!mbers and their Ipital , Dallas, has been appointed Clinton : gre s Thursday includes an $11" - . , and various organizations, Some alternates listed by classification dll'ector of nursing in the Emory Da7~n~. ~~~1.·~~· \:'~er~ · lt:m;: 'ii: WA HI -GTON lNI _ The Air ~ l 5, OOO item ,tor ope~~tional, train- times their engagements would re or business arc: {Iniversity Hospital here. The new Joy. A2. Perry: Jam. L. K lI~y. A2. 1,' Itt t't t . Iflg and teslmg facIlitIes there. , quire -them to travel nearly 1,000 Edward C, Mil lner or Harold F Reed- dlrector I10 Id sa B .S . III. nursing ....IIona;Norber l RRI..hard M alik, O . Lfors..E2, Cedlrn. A2. RCapidr.""o.,. .' orce dpan I s 0 cs I I S .a omle I The Atoml'c Energy Comml'SSI'on mi1"~ each week. Quist. men,' Iiller Made ,?og Walch s Wi tFully a Burns 1'8 fl ' 9gin9' Army Displays Of Cars Hit Scale Model of OW.RKey WA " lllNGTO \J!'\ - Sen like 'Redstone" Rocket I l\[onroncy m·Okla.1 said Friday he will "strike at the core" of aula· 1 VJA SI[[" GTO :-.l 1,1') - The Ar~y mobile bootlegging with a biB to d l~ Q l ay e d a scale model of Its £Or Jailbreak I rL, brothen .nd one sistar from perishing In the blaze. secure the do!.' to a fence. of• .flve slates patiently cheeked . The slicker woul d show each m(~~~ • 'fIood of reports that a man an· change of ownership up to thal "ENDS point, as well as the method of TODAY MONDAY" swerin, his descrlpUon had been [It Happened in lowa- seen. War Orphans Cotton Warehouses tqlllsportalion from the faclory Here's A Terrifj( ! Irvin, convicted of one murdor Paid No Tax down th ro ugh various hand s. COMBINATION I bqd under indictment [or five oth· M R " In lhe case of bootlegged cars, e,., fled laIC Wednesday night ay ece,ve Burned by Indian the senator said, it would in'form GLENN ' FORD from the Gibson Connly Jail at Ihe purchaser whether /le was ac· Rln THE LID Off NUjlaul1lCY n,.rby Princeton with the admitted Big Tips Youths Re(aptured, tuall y getting a "used car" that On Rioters in Bombay •, , •• ~ HtNf... I. Ow nit! of n cellmate who is under In· F,"nanc,eal A,"d had been driven considerabl \ dis· d~ent for three other murders. NEW YORK IA'l-Tiei ng headwail· tance to the bootl eg seller. HIP SdHltI 'nic 31.year-old. pipefiller was er at a wo r l d ·ram oll ~ hotel has a l. BOMBAY, Tnrlin . ~ aturday l L~ convicted at Princeton In a trial (Sp.d,1 I. Tb. ? allr ....,nl ways been regarded as a lucrali e A.rson mobs sel fil e to Bombay s taktn there on a change of venue DES MOINES - The Iowa Vet· job. The government Friday e [i. I bl!~ cotton w~r (' hou s e~ .early S(lt· Given ·Spe(ial Cells LIQUOR STORES from Evansville. He was convict. erans Bonus Board said Friday mated just how lucrative. r,olers again battled u ~ d ay a~d MANCHESTER IA'l-Two young esca!)ees were hack in the Delaware DES MOlNES VPI - Io wa state "" last month and sentenced to die there may be several SUI students Hans P aul , headwaiter at the IWIth police. . , County jail here Friday night after thei r recapturc at Rocllford, Ill., lic:uor stores will be closed Fr iday, JUlIe 12 in the electric chair at the entitled to financial aid under pro. Waldorf·Astoria earned $125,000 fI res and ne.1V street , S~ctacu l ar ended sQme 36 hours of frpl'dom . Feb. 3 for inventory. •tate -ptlson at Michigan City, ]nd. \'Islons of the ]owa War Orphans I during the Caul' years preceding fIghting came af~el' anthorltles han tic was to have be ~ n transferred to law. his retirement in L952, the gov~r l1 - cxpres ~ ed ~ belief Lhat Bombay Sheriff Arthur Longseth said Ro bert Wright, 17, Rockford, Ill., and ,!~:;~=;i~;;;~1 the Prison Mnndnv. To be eligible for this aid the ment said, wh n his salary was $3,. '>tale nn d cIty VIolence was on the David J enkins, 18, F oreston, Ill., who escaped Wedn esday night after I f.lrtJll f~'? I culling a hole in the jail roof, were placed in special cells. See" I" St. Loull veteran parent of the student must 000, wane . ~~.,! l~ I (.] ,- FBI agents in SI.. Louis laLe Fri. have died while in the service or Pa ul , currently Vacationing in Sfxteen fi r~ engines fOIl £(h t the Wright and Jenkins we re arrest· ------day l\'E'r(' questionin; a wOlllan as a result of the service between Miami, was indicled on a chnrge ' Inferno in this fa mou~ textile city's cd at ]ndepcndence J an. 5 when Friday he is a candidate for com. I he Whole Towns' Buzzing Lheir companion , Warren Nutter mander oC the Iowa Departmenl of About The Queen Bee . . . w~ said she kn w Irvin personal. the dal s of : oC failing to report more than $67.· I' '''Colton Gre~n" area. 'J r.. l!), F reeport, Ill .. shot and . the American Legio n. ly, from years ago and that sh(' World War I - April 6. 1917 to 000 he received in tips betwecn SIxth Day killed an Independence policeman. ALL HONEY snw him abou.t 5:30 p.m. Thursday June 2. 1921 ; World War Il and Ko· 1949 and 1952. This was the sixth trai!!!ll da' They were taken to Manchester Benda, a graduate oC Iowa Stale at,(he MUner Hotel in St. Louis. rean War-Sept. 16, 1940 and the Assl. U.S. Atty. David Jaffe es· of violent rebellion aqainst th(' Thursday. College and a World War II Navy ON THE i Mrs_ . Ruth Patton, a wall e ~ al pre nt. timated that Paul cheated the gov· "ichru govrrnmE- nl 's d(' (' i~io n to The sheriff said the lwo youths vcleran, has been active in th e the hotel, told st. Lollis poliee she The law provid s : ernment oul of nearly $25,000 in make Bombay a federal city apart [ace new charges of larceny o[ a Am E' ~ i ca n . Legion since 194,5. The k.new Irvin was under death sen. 1. The school must be • univer· taxes. trom surrO'mcl ing states and thell motor veh icle and ja il breaking. e l ec~lO ~ WIll take p l a c ~ dUJ'lOg the U!qce but hadn't heard of his es. ~ it v . college Or trade·school located J affe said the banquet depart·' lan£t uagc dlfferf'n('('< . They will be arraigned in justice LegIOn s state co nventJ ol1 cape. within Iowa and approved by the ment at the Waldorf.Asloria Hotel Five thousand rioters, mostly t ourt today. ' g_U_s_t_. ____ ON THE I, lr-¥in' was standing just inside a Iow a Bonus Board. collects a million dollars each yeal' Marathis, slu-g('d around lhe Ma 'l, a Rockford poli ce seized the pair d ,