'e Serving the State The Weather University of Iowa Panl, dolUly .... W&rIII­ er todar aDd tollidlt. Campus and Rich today 61; low U . P_rUy doudy with • .,.- Iowa City ·OWG·n . tWin, .f li6bt shown. FrIda . Est. 1868 - AP Leased Wire, Wirephoto - Five Cents Iowa City, Iowa. Thursday, May 20, 195" ~------, e e a an IS e ense • lighter Admires Gifts from Band Members Red Arms ROTC Cadets Receive Minute Man Medals Soviet Unioti~ Shipments India, EgyPt' Blast Moye Disturb ·Ike KARACHI, Pakistan (.lP) - WASHINGTON (/PI - Presi­ Pakistan and the UnIted States dent Eisenhower said W~nesday Wednesday signed a one-year an srms shipment from Red Pc­ mutual defense pact undet· Idnd to Guatemala is "dl turblng" which America will help equip and it would be 8 "terrible thin," and train the armed torce of to have Communist dictatorship this strategic naUon of more e.~tabll h an outpost on this con­ than 75 million at the ~ern tinent. gateway to the Middle East. Asked at a news conference 10r The Soviet Union, Indl.a, and h reaction to a state lIeparunent Egypt have denounced tho pact. announcement M 0 n day that But both Washington and Kilra­ Communist - domInated Poland chi otficially prodaLmed It an­ has shipped aMl'ls to the LIltin other step to consolidate the American nation, Eis nhower strength of the free worlo. This paused. reached lor a word, and was an obvious referenee to the replied: menae€' of Communist aggres­ "Well, it Is dlsturbln~. I think sion. that, above all, I~ hlghlljhl.!! the Both the U.S. and Pa~lstan circumst&ncCCl, the background have mutual aid arrangements that led to the adoptLon or the with Turkey, western bastion of r olution at the Caracas con! r­ th oil-rich Middle East. ence of the American republiC$ CommoDW~lth HemM"r l egaroini; communism ir. this country. 'Pakistan has been a member ot the Brllish Commonwealth Bf. ( I "hoC. by Oeo,•• BI ok) Would Detriment TANDI G AT ATTENTION, three ROT cadet reeeive the finute Ian medal from Lt. 01. R. since It iolned independt'nce In "To have the Communist dIe- (Doll, , ...... Pb.,.) W. Fritz, profe or of mlJllar cleMe and taeUt . Fritz pin the medal on the tunle or John R. Wha­ 1947. It has a common border PROF. C. B. RIGHTER, second from leU, admlrestbe flf presented to him by memb rs of the SUI 13torshlp establish an outpost on len, At, Iowa CII,. ade ... ne t to Whalen, are Idt to rl,ht, Donald R. FUquald, A1, Ma on It. with rndlR, snd th northern this continent to the detrIment ot "-Dds upon his retirement as director of the bands Inee 1937. Helplnc him Inventory the C1ft are, .nd Frederick A. ThJede. AI, DeWItt. Th award are preKnled b the National oelety of the SOtl§ area of West Pakistan Is within lell to rlrht, Bob Quinn, A3, Marlon, president 01 the concert band: Richter; John WblUock. a 1- all the Am rlcan n IIOIlll, or or the American Revolutlon to cadets who fulfill rf'quirf'lllent relndJn" kuowled,e American a short distance of both Russia course, would be a terrible thing, ot ,"t director of the sm bands, and Gene Dedlund, G, Des Molnrs. cltlzensblp and arm re,ulsUolUI. ee tor pace 5. and Red China. and that was the reason lor th Under !.he new pact, Karachl Caracas r solution." agreed to coop rate with Wash­ In addition, the President told ington in controlling trade with Stage Appreciation Party Ford Fellowships the conference - direct Quota­ nations threat ning the main­ tIon w~ authorl7Jed 1at r on House Committee Approves tenance of world peace. This II parts of it - that he ha. no in­ nim d at preventing the ship­ Granted to 4 SUI tention or relaxIng or canceling ment of stro,teglc goods to the Musicians Honor Righter It Is s crecy order that r suited in Communis1 bloc. slIspension or the McCart.hy­ Social Security Expansion The pact provIdes for a U.S. Faculty Members army hearil\lS. military advisory group in Pak- By DRAKE* MABRY Sharon, and Maurice Fllhrney, He !laId he wants the h('3rln WASHINGTON (A') - Tht * * * * * Four members or the sur fac­ istan, plus assurances from the Members of the SUI concert G, Del'P River, preJ l'nted a new to go on. expedltlou \y but con­ house ways and means commltt c by a cIa. ed-door committee vole The plan approved Wedn sday KarachI iovernment it '"'Iill not twist to 8 clarinet duet. ulty have bcen grant d faculty clUSively, with the principals tes­ and varsity bands performed for f llowships for 1954-1955 by voted Wedne~day to brlni fann ot 12-8. would mnk bout 3.200,000 mote use the Drms aid [or awe Ive Miss Williams played the keys tifyln, "openly and fully" and their own amusement Wednes­ the Ford foundation's tund {or operators, doctor and other pro- Committee m mbers aId the state and local employc~who purposes or against th U.s. o( the clarinet that Fahrney was extran ous matl~s that "roam day 111ght. the advancement ot education. up and down the llcy of .ov­ Ie sJonal group. and state nnd vote to 1I1clude Carmers was not have om art of local r tire- Ther is no provisIon tor U.S. blowing, and Fahrney played the unamloui but \Vai surpdlrin Iy ment system-al~ elig!bl for bn e in PakisUln. 'rhe occasion was an appreci­ PrOf. Alcxander Kcrn of Ul~ crnm nt" kept out, 10cal,ovClnment employes ul1d~r clarinet that Miss Williams was heavy. the r d al coverage. Executive A6reemenl aUcm party for 1:'rof. C. B. Right­ biowing. English department, Stow Per­ 'Gd 1"he }'acts Out' the federal social security sys- er, direetor of bands tor 17 sons, of !.he hiltory department; The present law permIts cover- To come under the federal SYE- Lilte oth r mutual aid pacts sur Cart Carrie GU", " ... Let th chips fan wher lem. . yearS. Righter l'etlred from ac­ Prof. Malcolm Smiley of mathe­ they may," Eis nhower proposed. age under the federal system of lem. how ver, B majority of the netotlnted by Washington, It tive lelldcrship this year to de­ It required the bass d m carL matics, and Prot. John Faerner ot "Let's get the facts out and then Th action, attecling more than retirement or dcath benefits for employes would have to partid-, wa an eXCC4tive agre m/)nt not V9te lull tlme to teaching dulles. to bring in the gifts to RIghter. cducation, wJl1 spcnd their year's let's go on about the Important sevcn million persons, was in line state and local employes only H pate in a referendum, and two requJring confirmatlon by the 'The varsity band pJayed a He received a 35 MM slide pro­ leave ot absence tram the uni­ business 01 this government." with a request from President t~ey are no\ covered by local re- \ thirds 01 those voting would have U.S. senate. jector, screen, metal slide blnd- versity in independent study nnd tlrement systems. lo approve. India and the Soviet bloc have hal! - hour program of light Drummin, a desk for empha­ Eisenhower, who has made ex­ rs, and carrying case for the research, on problems ot improv- sis, thc Pl"cllldent 8ald tlat "00- -- criticized the pac t bitterly muslo, individual members cut pan Ion of social ccurity cov­ 1006e with a variety of highly ~Ildes. 109 instruction In their fields. thing, nothinl, can be so import­ throughout il.!! negotiation, ex­ humorous skits and musical . Righter, who has been teach­ Kern plans to read AmerIcan ant" a a domestic and foreign erag a 'rime ioal 01 his ad- ROTC Units To Stand Inspection tending over several months. In­ parodies, and Righter was pre­ ing music -tince 1919, was pro­ intelleclual history d n the nar­ prolTnm to ke p up strong, and mlnlstrntion. dian Prime Minister Nehru roundly humbled by the gifts The annual federal In peetlon of the army and air force R TC claimed it would Up the mUi­ sented with a complete outfit to vard universlry library, with his that nothing deserv s to distract The committee approved all or unlit! will be held loday and Frida . This year the two units 11 project his many color photo­ ffom the band members. He saId, emphasis upon th teachlng ot attention from that. Eisenhower'S requests for ex- tary balance between India and hold a joint In peetlon. In prevlou years the In pectlollll were beld Pakistan - still at odds over graphs. "My thanks to you must extend American literature aiainsl a Secretary of th Army Robert eparately. tu the thousands of musicians Stevens followed up with a stale- len Ion of coveraie except one Kashmir - whll Communist Gives $20 to ,Fund b a c k g r 0 u n d or America':\ who have been associated with thought and civIlization. He is ment saylng the armY acled on and in some cases went even Col. Lewis II. Ham, and Maj. John E. McGovern, wlll make .spokesmen asserted It would . ,In addition, the band present­ my bands since 1937." the author of "Trends ot Re­ Its own in its feud with Sen. Jo - furthcr than thc PresIdent hIId the inspectlon tor the army. The air force team Is made up 01 Col . Creat a U.S.-backed "mllitary ed $20 to the Clapp scholarship "The time always comes," search in American Literature." eph McCarthy (R-Wls.), not on suggested. HUfh II. Bledsoe. Maj. noward J. chwendJer, and Maj. Clyde H. bloc in the Near and Middle East lund. The late Prot. Philip Instructions from higher up. Ro,an. agaInst the U.s.s.R." Righter continued, "where the Research upon the role of in­ IL deCerred action on the ques- Greeley Clapp was heaa of the hair gets a little grey but you fluential ideas In American his­ Ike a, No Chanre The teams wtll vlsl~ RO'tC elas es today and attend a confer­ There was no estimate of the SUI school of music. maintain a black hair attitude. tory will take Persons to Boston. With Eisenhower saying "nO,1 tion of coverage for an estimated ence witb Dean Dewey B. tllU. of tbe collere of liberal arta, at 11 ~alue of the aid to be extended Mary Lou Hatter, Al, Maren­ This young ft>cling is brought He is the author of "Fre Reli­ on changing his secrecy order, 2,600,000 farm laborers. •.m. to Pakistan. Military assistance Co, impersonated the "Nightin­ about by continuous association gion: An American Faith" and McCarthy said he doesn't know Wednesday's decisions, it Iin­ At noon Weia, a luncbeon will be beld for the Inspectors, lbe would be adapted to thls coun­ gale from the Gay Nineties." with young people." co-author of three other books ",hat course he will take, but he ally enacled, would bring ill ROTC staffs and university offici a] In the Iowa Memorial UnIon. trY's needs, detenruned through • Curther consultations. Singing with the record by the Reviewed Experiences concerned with . the toree of didn't want to "play with a about 500,000 doctors, lawyer, The army team will attend a conference with Dean Norman same name, she came across Righter reviewed his past mu­ Ideas in the nation's history. stacked deck." dentists, architects, proressional B. Nelson. of the colJere of medicine. and Lt. Col. James K. TllIot· IOn, profe lOr and head of the arm medical unit. with some amusing pantomine, SIcal experiences. He told at the Smiley wlll spend the year The Eisenhower secrecy order barred testlmony trom adminis- engineers, publlc occountanls A review all cadets wtll be held at 8:15 Friday on the In­ especially when the record stuck World War I days (I helped make studying reactions in American ot Asian Defense P ct 21 tr.mural field. Arm, cade ... will IlJIKmbte at 7:30 a.m. and all' for a few seconds. the world safe for the Democrats colleges and universities on the tralion ofClclals on a Jan. con- and other professional people terence at whIch army, While under compulsory coverage. force eadett at 7:45 a.m. for an Inlpectlon prceedlnr tbe review, Mrs'. Pat Ritter, band secre­ with my clarinet) and his dance problem: How can we pre lit House and other officials dls- The American Medical Assn. wbJch Is open to the publJc. Excluding I Britain tary, contributed the script used band experiences (They played elementary malhematlcs to Wl­ cussed the row between Mc- had strongly opposed the movoJ tuden'" are required to wear uniforms to ROTC c1anet to- 'In an imaginative reading, with so lOUd it didn't make any dif­ dergraduates in ~uch a way that Carthy and th army. f_o_r_d_o_c_to_r_s._T_ hey were included day and Friday. • pantomine actors, of the love ference what I played on my they become aware or its im­ Possible, Ike says life of a lighthouse keeper's fiddle). portance in OUT culture, its ev­ The President said he was "as­ tonished" to see In the papers WASHlNGTON (JP}---Presldent daughter. The skit was complete In a more somoer mood, Right­ eryday useluln 5, its intrinsic What Is It? Eisenhower said Wedne¥1sy it with villain and happy ending. er said, "It's a treasure for a beauty and other contributions? that the ordcr could·be used as a Banking Committee might be possible for na­ reason or excuse for call1ng off tree Play!! Polka Music person to q uH a job like this Central problem of Haefner's tions to torge a collective de­ with the knowledge that he has year of study will be seeking the senate hearings. The sur RJver Rats, a musical On other major matters, :Eisen­ tense of Red-threatened south­ helped to form better citizens answers to Questions on the bal­ Voles FHA Limit Asia group of unknown origin, came hower told reporters: east without Britiah coop­ through music. MU$ic is a con­ anCing of subject matter and eratioll. out with some lively polka venient tool for making good cit­ teaching technique knowledge. 1. It might be possIble to de-­ music. velop a workable alliance, with. On Loan Insurance His words clearly fore- izens, and I'm proud to have had shadowed a drive by the United Jeanette Williams, AI, New a part in th!s process." out British participation lor pro­ WASHINGTON (.4')- The sen­ tecting southeast Asia against States to organize a Ilmited City Hall Plans ate banking committee voted "united front," if BrltaJn con­ Communist aggression. Wednesday to limit FHA insur­ 2. There is nothing he can say tinues to delay joining until af­ To Be Discussed ance on home re~air loans to 85 ter the Geneva Far East peace about lal.\

." ' P.~ -f;:,!HE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City-Thurs., Ma~ ZI, Us( .. P~litics Should End at Water's Edge Cre,Qtive Writing Rrolessor .OFFICIAL DAIL ~ BULL~T/N -.- E perienced in M any Field~ TIIURSDAY, MAY 20, J954 ~y NANCY ELLI I UNIVERSITY CALENDAR Ballet company. • Wide experience In other Fisk \.miversity, the office of UNIVERSITY CALENDAR Items are scheduled In the Prf'sldent's office. Old Capl&cl1 war iniormation, and Time and Staried Galler, fields may sometimes lead to the ThllJ'Sday, May 20 ion. the late Professor Clapp, Jounce. Ufe magazines before coming to In 1929, he started an art gal­ teachi~ or creative writing. lery in New York with a friend 8:00 p.m.-Play, "Jullus Ca~ Monday, May 24 Iowa Union. Prof. Thomas Mabry, of the SUI to teach writing. sal', Theatre. Sunday, Ma, 30 His experience with the maga­ and held exhibl.tions of such 8:00 p.m.-Gracfuate College Memorial day. EnglJslI. department, who con­ artists as Picasso and !Gee. Friday, May 21 and Humanities society lecture, Monday, May 31 ducts .1he undergraduate writ­ zines, Mabry says. led him to 3:30 p.m. - Baseball, Wiscon- Prot. W. S. Heckscher, SUI, "The Classes suspended. ers' workshop and is a co-in­ prefer Life to Time, because. After receiving an M.A. de­ sjn here. Anatomy of Rembrandt's Anato- , Wedne day, June • structor in the graduate work­ "We is so full of cheesecake gree at Vanderbilt university. that there is less room for the 8:00 p.m.-Play, "Julius Cae- my of Dr. Tulp'," Art auditori- 5:00 p.m.-Close of Second M- shop, a man who brings a Nashville, Tenn., Mabry taught editorial slanting that seems to 5.,1', Theall·e. 11m broad background of experience literature for two years at Fisk . mester classes. go on in Time." One of the to his ,""ork at SUI. university. Saturday, May 22 Tuesday, ~fay 25 Friday, JUDe 11 Mabry has worked in such di­ things he likes about the work­ Another trip to Europe was - 1:30 p.m. - Baseball, North-. 7:30 p.m.-Society for Experl- 9:30 p.m.-University c6m- Shop is the honesty with which verse places as a tobacco fac­ followed in 1934 by four years western here (2 games). mental Biology in Medieine, mencement, fie1d house. it is conducted. he says. tory. a larm, art museums, the as dir~tor of the museum of Sunday. l\Iay 23 room 179, Medical laboratories. Saturday, June 12 U.S. soil conservation service. Cites Help modern art, New York city, 2:00-5:00 p.m. - Tea dance, 7:30 p.m. - University club Alumni day. He agrees with the oplnlon where he describes his duties as River room, Iowa Union. dessert-bridge, Iowa Union. Tuesday. June 15 that "Nobody can really teach those of a "general Gunky to 2:00-5; 00 p.m. - Duplicate Wednesday, l\lay 26 8:00 a.m. - Summer SeSsion anybody else to write," but is the whims and vanities of the bridge, sunporch, Iowa Union. 8:00 p.m.-University Orches- Registration. field house. sure that "sympathetic instruc­ museum trustees." 7:30 p.m.-Union Board movie. tra and Chorus-Memorial pro- Wednesday, June 18 tors of crl tical perception and Gives Experience "Winchester," lounge, Iowa Un- gram of original compositions by 7:00 a.m.-Opening of Classes. motivated by good will can at He then worked for a year (For Information rerardln&, dates beyond this schedule, see reservations In the office or the Prealdnt. least help the young writer de­ with the soil conservation ser­ Old Capitol), velop his art. vice. And during World War II, Teaching at SUI is Mabry's he was chle! of graphics lor the second experience with midwest OWl in Washington. D.C. • colleges. His first was at Beloit In 1943 he went to Time, Inc. Surviving Siamese college, Wisconsin. as assistant to the vice-president GENERAL NOTICES Mabry left Beloit at. the end in charge of public relations. He Lives Normal Life GENERAL NOTICES should be deposited with the city edltor 01 of his freshman year and went worked three months each on The Dally Iowan In the newsroom In the Communications Center. to Harvard. After taking his Time, LJfe and Fortune. Notices must be submitted by 2 p.m. the day preeedlnJ llrat pub­ B.A. in English literature thcre Mabry :Originated the idea of Despite Operation lication; they wtll NOT be accepte~ by phone, and must" in 1925, Mabry worked in his Life filmstrips an~ developed Iowa Prison Chaplains Start TYPED or LEGIBLY WRITTEN and SIGNED ,by a responsible father's tobacco factory lor a them into a "big ljusiness" be­ . . FERRIS, lJl. (JP)- "He's having person. couple of years, then went to fore he left. They are now dis­ the time ot his life here at home," Europe. tributed to museuma and schools said Mrs. Royt Brodie, mother of FRENCH PH.D. READING STUDENTS EXPECTING THE There, he remembers, his all over the country. examin.ation will be given Thurs­ Certificate of Foreign Studies by Work on Formal Job[ Guide" Rodney Dee, surviving half of greatest shock was jooking at a Directed Exhibltlons . day, May 27, from 3-5 p.m. in the end of this semester should I so-called "art" movie in Nice He was also director of the DES MOINES (.11')- Chaplains Siamese twins born in Rock Is­ room 221A, Schaeffer hall. Please contact Prof. Erich Funke ( 106 along with Jean Cocteau, now a Life picture exhibition.s which of Iowa prisons and mental hos­ a state institution is in a key po­ land nearly three years ago. make application by signing sheet Schaeffer hall) before June I, famous film director in France, went to South America, Japan, pitals Tuesday started working ~ition to gct to know patients or Rodney has been with his par­ posted outside room 307, Schaef­ 1954. Thomas Mabry Germany and England as well and Lincoln Kirstein, present di­ out a guid~ describing just what lnma tes better than any other en ts and brothers and sister near­ fer hall. No application will be English Profe ~or rector of the New York City as to institutions in this coun­ stoff member. accepted after Monday, May 24. Uleir job is. ly two weeks now in this west PHI ETA SIGMA WILL PRE· try. "Thc chaplain has access to The next examination will be sent the First Drama Quartet's For these film strips and ex­ The Iowa Chaplains' associa­ things that nobody else can get." central Illinois community wh'ere given during the second week 01 recording of G. B. Shaw's " DOD hibitions, Mabry engaged ex­ tion at its third annual meeting Mr. Phillips said. "Persons who he "eats, sleeps and plays just the summer session. Juan In Hell," Sunday, May 23 perts who spent months of re­ here named a three-man com­ will not talk to a doctor some­ like other children." at 2 p.m. in the Iowa Memorial Interpreting the ~e~s search on the material. One of mittce to develop a formal pol- times will talk to 0 chaplain." Rodney, who has undergone APPLICATIONS MUST BE Union. All old and new mem­ these was John Knowlton, now In dealing with relatives of filed In tile office of student af­ bers are invited. By J. ROBERTS JR. professor of art history at SUI. icy setting out duties and respon- xtensive surgery since his sep­ 1\1. hlental patients, it is important fairs for univers1ty merit awards As q~la~ed Press Foreign Staft In 1950, he resigned from .$Ibilities of chaplain.s in thc state aration from his brother, Roger. II) make them understand that by June 4. This award is avail­ DELTA PIU ALPHA, "ON­ Time, Inc., came to SUI in 1952, iostitution.s. there is no mClral stigma attached about 18 months ago, is growing able to students who have main­ orary German fra lemily. 'VIII The Communists at Geneva, to the fael thot a iamily member having heard the plain state­ discussions. That makes her has been here ever since, "and "This is onc of the most for- up like any other child wllb the tained a 3.0 or higher average have a spring picnic Friday, Mal' is in an in.stitulion, Mr. Phillips 21, from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. In cit,. mcnts of the BI'Jlish and the mad, added as it Is tl;> the fact that's all," he says. ward steps the in.stitutional chap- exception that he has an incom­ during the 1953-54 school year ~l.Iid. park at SMiteI' 4. Entertainment earlier ones oC the French that that she is also excluded from Enjoys Workshop .. . pleted skull. and wbo have !\lade a significant Anzus, the American-New Zea- He enjoy.s working with the 1;;II:s ~n I~wa . have taken In a contribution in worthwhile extra and refreshments. Admission collective action to save Indo­ land-Australia defen.se pact tor creative writing WQrkshops here, long time, saId Henry W. Bur­ "Rodney requires no special curric.ular activities. 50 cents per person. Please reg­ china must awa~t results at the the Pacific, which Washington is he says, because "it may save I r.la, state board of control mem­ care, or specia I food or trea t­ ister in room 101 Schaelfer hall conference, now intend to con­ also calling into play in connec- young wrIters the many years I i bel'. ment." Mrs. Brodie suid Wedncs­ by noon, May 20, and indicate teI' at length while they see what Fl'eill orry French Planes tion with Indochina. feel 1 wasted trying to learn to day. "We let him play and romp TIlE UNIVERSITY COOPER­ numbcr of guests and desire for they can do with intenslfied ative baby-sitting league boolt This was the background of write." "I have felt sorry for ncw as he pleases with his brothers transportation it needed. military action. Vloefmlonh P.oClofloOnS will bc in charge of Mrs. Marge Prcsident El~enbowe~'s state- Two of Mabry's stories, "The chaplain.s coming in," he told thc. ~ and sisters. Red delegGltcs arc reported Dekker, phone 7806 until May ment Wcdnes<\ay that it was Vault," and "The Indlan Feath­ grou.\>. "U we have something "He hasn't had any chance to STUDENTS DESIRING TO digging in for a long stay a t Ge­ possible somc form of defense cr" appeared in ' best Short.' story like this, you'll know whal your .In Red RIOver Valley play with children outside our 25. Telephone her if a sUter or make appllcation for scholarship information about joining the neva, while building up their pact might be worked out with- collections of 1949 and 1954. The job is; you won't be stumbling hc..me, for there arc none around assistance should check wi th the g1'Oup is desired. attack on the Red River Valley. out Britain, without waiting for . latter won first prize In the O. around," HANOI, Indochina(IP)- hcre his age," she added. office of stvdcnt affairs 101' in­ 1f they can keep the settlement the end of the Geneva confer- Henry collection. The Rev. Walter Wigger, chap­ French plancs launched massive Except lor a few short visits --- formation and blar.ks. All appU­ ball up in the air long enough, ence. In Iowa City, Mabry lives at lain at the Men's Reformatory at with his par('nts, Rodney has . NEWMAJIf . C~UB DlSCUS­ cations must be received by June air attacks Wednesday on Viet­ t\l,ey may extend the conference It would dcpenQ, oC course, 621 Holt ave. with his wife and Anamosa, said chaplains have l>pc nt his life at the University of ' Slon .group Will have an extra 4. beyond the rainy season to at­ upon the attitude of the Asiatic two daug9ters. 'l'heir summers been used as library clerks, mail minh rebels moving heavy ar­ Illinois education and research 1meetmg Thursday, May 20 at tack with major forces built up naUonS which have been asked are spent in Sto,ckbrldge, Mass. clerks, personnel con.sultants and t i II e r y antiaircraft batteries hospital in Chicago. Doelors there 8 p.m. at the s~udent center. GRADUATE COLLEGE AND during the Interval. to participate, and on America's to do other odd jobs around the rr~\ni tHen Bien Phu toward the hOl» to eventually ulld Ii new Members are par~lCulaTly ~rged the humanities society wUl pre'· Again.st t his background, In.stitution. cranium for the boy, who, in to attend. Refreshments WIll be other allies. There is as yet no Red river delta. Revising a pre­ scnt Pro!. W. S. He<;kscher ,~o France has stiffened her a ltitudc Some o! these odd jobs have l!!eir terms, "Is developing like served. will speak on "The Analpmy of Cort:nal considera t~on of the idea vio us estimate, a French high from that 01 the earliest confer­ tbat if all else fails, th U.S. will ~t:'g , ~ish ~ttysical been given to other persons now, a normal youngster." • . Rembrandt's 'Anatomy of Dr. command official said Lhe rebels ence days, and is now earnestly have to move in alone. to help Education Teacher he said. The major change has "The doctors haven't said we SPA I SH DEPARTME~T ITulp'," Monday, May 24, at 8 conferring with the United France and the Indochinese been in use e! chaplains in coun­ could attack in strength within cnn keep him with us," Mrs. program of five short comedics p.m. in tile auditorium or the Art States on what can be done im­ states. beling inmates or patients and de­ foul' weeks. Brodie said, "but it's wonderful will be presented on Thursday, building, mediately about the defense of To . Lecture Here May 20, at 8 p.m. in the student :But even to contemplate a veloping mental health pro­ Meanwhilc, thc high command tu have him here and he is over­ southeast Asia. The cstimate of collective action without Britain, Physical edtlcation as it is grams, he'said. loyed to be with other children­ center of the Congregational PAllL K LIP sen, MA~W' announced the arrival in Hanoi lacturer of high fidelity loud­ some French leaders that the with her great interests in taulht in the elementary schools Cbaplains Namib our own family." church. Students on all levels speakers, will lecture and give fall Dien Bien Phu might southeast Asia and in Hong ot England will be the subject of of 24 more wounded French of Spanish learning will be able a prod this attitude, rather Named to the chaplain's stand­ to enjoy the program. All in­ demonstration on high fidellty Ko~, is a tremendous develop­ a 1ectute May 31 at SUI by Ruth ards committee were the Rev. B. Union prisoncrs from the fallen than ignation \9 defeat, has tercsted persons arc invited. sound epuipment Saturday, May mell\;. There is very grave doubt Foster, London, England. E. Brugman, Catholic chr From Italy Work$.hop To Stress 2:30 Guest Star day to Mrs. Marcia Faicchio, 23, fied as three Thai mountain STAGE STAR APPLIES films presented by Pi Delta Phi. family-nite at the Field HOilJl sity'S. xeter college, Coghill has 2:45 Excursions in Science School-Public Relations in th,e nearby village of Marigli- troopers and two non-commis- DES MOlNESvp)-Tbe Sta ~e Public is invited. will be Wednesday, May 28. bccl} .:'active In scholarly and 3:00 Du teh Light IIruSlc 3:15 Here's to V~terans ano. Doctors who brought ihe sioned officers. Bureau of Vital statistics said These family-nile activities are popuUij literary and dramatic 3:30 News A two-week workshop to en­ baby/to a clinic fo r X-qIY exam- The chiefs of France's armed Wednesday that among recent lIAWKEYE WILL HOLD OP­ for students, staff, and :faculty, activo around Oxford and 3:45 Les- Brown SIloW able school leaciers to an;:tlyze . :00 Towa Unfon nadlo Hour ination said the two skulls were forces arrived in Hanoi to see requests Jor birth certif icates it en house fof prospective 1955 their spouses and their cliildr\lD' Lon He recl!ntly completed .:'0 Tea Time their own school-community re­ joined so that the baby bas "a what could pe done to meet the filled was one from Harriet Nel­ staff members and the 1954 modernization of Chau­ 5:00 Children'. Hour lation.s and obtain counsel from THE ANNUAL NEWMAN 5: :.10 NIl)"s rather large head, but only a eVer growing threat to the fer-I son of the Ozzie and . HarI'i~t staff Thursday, May 20, from club regional pi.cnic will be beld terbury Tales" for the 5:45 Sports specialists will be held at SUI single, normal face." tile rice bowl area. stage and radio team. 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. in the in MarShalltown at 3:30 p.m. paperbacks and is tbe 0:00 Dinner Hour May 31-June 11. 8:55 News ------Haw1!ey:e office Communications Saturday, May 22. There will jIe of the book, "The Poet 7:00 Document: Deep South Under the leadership of Prof. Center. Pictures from the 1954 games and entertainment in ' ~e 7:30 B.B.C. World Theatre John Leonard Davies, of the ," published in 1949. 8::.10 H Igh. School Radio Speech Festl· French Prepare To Defend Laos Hawkeye will be on display and afternoon and dancing in the s produced "Pilgrim's val education department and 1953- cO~fee and donuts wlll be served. ever;1ing. Cost is 50 cents. 4U Progr ss" and "Midsummer 9:30 Behind Ihe Hea#!nea 54 president of the Iowa State I 9:40 News Ncwma,nites are invIted. C'fS Ni,b~ Dream" tor London au­ "5lj Sports H llChl\thts Ed u !:: a t ion association, the THEl LVTIU:RA1i STUDENTS will leave from the student cea­ di~ in Haymtll'ket and Cov­ 10:00 SraN OFF schoolmen will work on practi­ m¥1'ied club will hold their an­ tel' at 1:30 ·p.m. ent darden and has been fea­ cal programs of school-public nual picnic, this F riday at 6:00 tured by the British Broadcast­ relations in the morning in the p.m. in city park. All married SIGMA DELTA P~ PIVNIC KSUI LutheJ;an students are invited, for -members and spoken Span­ ing cqrJ1pany in popular lectures Tba ..d~,. Ha,. lO, Iowa Center for Continuation on .. g,.t ,English autbOt·s. Cog­ 4:211 SIGN Oft ., Study, meet with various spe­ and should bring two covered ish student,s will be held Satlf­ 4::0 On. Nlte SI~nd dishes 101' the potluck, plus wei- day, May 22, at Lake McBrioe. hill if;,!n ':A..uerica thiS year as a ... ' ..... I ... trM., R e~lrt cialists in the early afternoon, vis,ltJ!.I professor at Michiga n $:00 Date In .Hollywood and engage in recreational ac­ ners, buns and soft drink if they Transportation will pe provj~ed ' .. WILlgJll seumade desire. There will be fun for Sign rOster in Spanish office Sb1l\.e 'college. ' 8:00 SIGN OFF tivitles in the late afternoon. :se.:> . :xl • the entire family, so bring the (211 SH) by Thursday, May 20. children, too. Cost will be 50 cents per perspJ\. SABBATH EVE SERV:CES THERE WILL BE NO MOB will be conducted at the Hillel Newman club meetings on Sun­ The Daily Iowan foundation by members of Slg- day for the remainder of the. rna Delta Tau sorority at 7:30 sC;hool year. THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1954 p.m. F-riday. Sunday n i g h t DELTA SI~Pl. Plona­ P~.d d a ll:-- except Sundny and nro'. Dr ..14 s.ltnlrlben If re,.rle. DAII. Y IOWAN EDITORIAL STAFF homc-style supper will be scrv- ' Sional commerce fraternity,' wiil' 1I!0~ a"d legal hOUdllY.• by Siudent b, D . .... Tile Dall, I."'an .lr.... U •• !cUtot ...... Jack Burrows ed a~ 6 p,m. hold a business meeting Thu~­ Pu on., l nc., 126 Iowa ~ vt" .• low. d.p.rh.onl. In lb. ri., .f 01. ~ ••,. ""fIlI,lnll Editor .. ,. K.tharille Harrl~ Clly. W8 Ento.red a second ela« ulilm ballo/In •• n.buq •• ~ •• I.,." A• .rt. E~TA PHI WILL H()LD All members are urged to at- Iowa City. und.er the ael of conllrcJ& ...... 7 1Io, ..,b fIaIa"a,; ...... I. City Editor ...... •. . Dick 1;I(lloway its last meeting of the semester 01 March 2. 1810. I ~ no.n M..... '. Society Editor ...... ~... n Ridgeway tend. • 890m Editor ...... Howl.Or.... nWIIld Sunday, May 23, 8 p.m. at the Call 4191 f,om noon I... ".llhl I. Asst. SPOrts Editor ...... Gene In,le lUMBER or tho ASSOCIATED PIlESS Aut. City Editor•...... Jerry He.. home of P; of. Grace Cochran, LlBERACE SCORES AG~ rep.r' eeW'J Iteml, w."e.O, •• ,. The Ar,soclal'cd Press Is enlitled ex · ...... and Irl Kape.nsteln 10 Oakridge. The member~ of CHICAGO(IP)-Liberace :\1l1li­ cluslveh to Ihe use for r.publlcatlon Ue ..... er ...... "ee ....' ... "'h•• all, A'lSt. NrwI Editor .... Phil O'CoMor 01 all the loc81 newl pdnted In this I ...".. E.II.rt,,1 .ffle.. ar. I. ~Io. Wirephoto Technlcl.n .. Jay Hytone the diction class will read sev­ nesday was named "Pickle ~ Ce,.ftluale:aU.DI Cea1er. newsPaper III weU as all AP news Chief Photo..... pher ..... Bob Rooene dl"1latchc! . -----:--:- eral selections which they have of the Year." The NatiOnal SubBcTipOon ralet - by carrie, In Editorial Pille Edlto,.,. .. Mule Kauf· man .rld Nancy Barker prepared during the semester. Pickle Packers assn., ",hich. MEMBER IOWI City. 25 ctonts weekly or $I per year In Id"ance; month•. AUDIT B UIlEAU ax $f.I5: . makes thp award annuallY ~ur­ . tllree monU\&, .,.50. By mall In lowa, DAU.Y IO"AN ADVlaTISINO STAFF ADS-GAX JOINT MEETING ing National Pickle Week, u~ OF •• IM!r year ; six month.. ~: lh'.... BUll..... Man.,.. . . CharlH Goeldner ClaCULATIONS month.. $3; .n othu nlaU M1bl!mp- AlIt. Bu~l n ••• M...... M... Nebel ... wi ll be held Thursday, May 20, thfs 'l'ellsonlng' in selectln, \hot 00. ns. '10 At' )·.ar; ilx ""'ntn., ~eo; three m6h'bl. S3 . t~ . • . ~..... _. . - C~"""'~""" " ~I..6IIdfr.. n . WI'I1I POWERFUL Vletmlnh fot;ces released. by tile taU 01 Olen. Bien P.hu, EJ'enoh llJ1Jon 'oreea are ,7:15 p.m. in the senate chamber. pianist: Some pt!bplc "flna Llii! Call 1-21511,' Y" nol , •••;v. preparln&, for anticipated attack!! against the kingdom of l.aos and UII capital, 1.l1an !l' Prab:lD!". Th"~" Jt is VCI'Y importrtn l th:lt every croce's lJi:1l1o Ill:lying sweel; '0 DAlLY IOWAN ClnCIII.IITION ST U " _ - , ..r lIa U" ...... by ~ ; J8 . , .... l'Uk.­ Frf; The open house has been interested in positions on the 1955 David Foster, AS, Sheffield; Al­ COED L''1TIATED IlL Karcn Termohlen, A2, Cedar • planned lor prospective start Hawkeye to the open hOllSe. lred Heron C4, Homewood. Coffee and donuts will be served. and John Roberts, G, Memphl:1, Rapids, was initiated into Alpha members and the 1954 starr. Tenn. Chi Omcg social sorority in a The positjons which are open NAMED AS I TANT EDITOIt Dean Herbert Bohlman of the specht I initiation ceremony held are: llUllIaging editor which re­ Marilyn* MaywaLd, * *Ai, Cam­ Drake university g r a d u ate May 16. Miss Termohlen reeeh'­ quires y arbook experience on bridge, has been named assist­ school wlll speak on "How Much ed the chapter's scholarship Eileen McGinnis the edltorlal staft; copy editor, ant editor of Midland Schools, Socialized Medicine." award. editorial experience; volume ed­ the official publlcllUon of the ------~------itors, yearbook experIence; copy­ Iowa State Education association. writers, no experience necessary. Miss Maywald Is edltor of the Other positions open are: chief 1954 Hawkeye. Mary Dell Engel photographer and art edItor, ex­ perlence nec~sary (candidates , are beIng asked to submit sam­ Henderson-Engel ples of their work after applica­ Local Alumnae tion Is made); Identification man­ Wedding Planned ager and index manager. no ex­ To Honor Seniors (I).lIr J ..... Phi.) perience nece. ary; contract sell­ For Late Summer SUI: GUY, A2, ALEDO. ILL., rieht, receives the Women'. Reere­ The Iowa City Alumnae club f rs and book aUers; promotion Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Enael, atlooa! association intramural iravellne trophy on behalf of PI workers; and photographers. Of­ or Pi B ta Phi ocla! sorority en­ SMART.-:' anywh ere Beta Phi social sorority. l\[arllyn Falk, A3, Wu bln, toD, len, Cherokee, announce the enlage­ fIce po.sitlons tor secretarial work t rtained nine seniors and Mrs. ment 01 their daughter, Mary JlU\deb$ 01 WRA. is presenl!ne tbe trophy. Pb! Beta Phi wa are also IIvailable. Harrielte Evans, PI Bea Phi Dell. to Stewart Hende on, son under the suna al\rorlty and their guests will dine Ident; Mrs. Richard Haw, ' cre­ In linen Heights college, Ottumwa, In at the Ox Yoke Inn, Amana, Sat­ tary; Mrs. C1l1ton Adams, trens­ ·8.95 To Be Honored June. These retreats are under Engagement Told urday evening and then attend urer; Mrs. E. V. Fcldman, his­ torian. the auspices of the Laywomen's Mr. and Mrs. John Kromrle, the traditional Ras Formal to be ' The Iowa City Alumnae as- Retreat League of the Dioc~se of ... degantly tyled to f1alter your ward­ ~Iatlon of A~pha Delta Pi so- Davenport. Casey, announce the engage­ held lrom 9 p. m. to midnight at c131 sorority WIll honor II grad- The first, especially for young, ment of their daughter, Jane, to the chapter housB. The house rob<- of young <:ott ns, gay prmt. . dark lIating seniors at a dessert at the 1unmarried women, Will open Frl­ Wayne K. Kolslead, son of of will be decorated like a pring h ('r I TJl ~hroat Jin is. cooped to tIl " Mrs. Ellzabeth Koistead, Jowa home of Mrs. Lloyd Howell, 707 day evening, June II, and close rose garden tor the occasion. point of Sit and 'martnes . On fJsition­ Jllver st., at 7:t5 p.m. Thursday. Sunday aCternoon June 13. The City, and the late Mr. Melvin Guests will. be Patricia Wiest, second, opening Wednesday eve­ Kolstead. Decorations chairman is Robyn fir t lim Id or 11011 hi he{'l .. A4, Mason CIty; Lee Miller, A4. ning June 16 and closing Sat­ Miss Kromrie Is a senIor in Wright. A3, Rock Island, Ill. Re­ Clar/<:son, ~cb.; Jane Condon, urda~ artern~n, June 19, is for practical nursing at SUI. Mr. freshment co-chairmen are Mar­ A4, Iowa CIty! Mary Lou Ehlers, older women. Reservations are Kolstead Is employed by the lene Zvacek, Dl, Cedar Rapids, C en 1 r al Stat Advertisement M, Mason .Clty; Kay Stumme, not restricted to any parUcuLnr Dnd Barbara Hays, 01, Des A4, Muscatme. ~ge group however. company, Iowa City. - Fa hJon Shoe alon . Flrs1 Floor Arle~e Plsney, A4, Cedar The Rev. John W. RIggins, La- No wedding date hos been set. Moin . Rapjds, . C~ralee . Tallman, A4. cOna, Is conducting the retreats. Guests will be Mrs. Sam Smith, IoWa City, Marilyn Maywalu, For further infOrmation write sorority housemother, Mr. and .... CambriQge; Barb~ra Paus- to: Retreat Reservations, Ottum- Mrs. Rob rt Ballantyne, mana­ 1lAn, .N4. Davcnport, J eanne wa Heights College Ottumwa. $urlls, A4, Oxford, and Evan- ' ger student ~, Iacement bureau, gelJa Thomas. A4, Cedar RapIds. Mrs. Huel MIller, 911 E. Wash­ 'Co-hostesses will be Miss Theta Sigma Phi Picks Ington, and Prof. and Mrs. Alex­ 'Dorls Lake, Mrs. Robert Bost­ Your Wings are .. nder Aspel, department of Ro­ Wick, Mrs. W. J. Shoemaker and Delegate for Convention I' Mn. Henry Fisk. Grace Kominkowitz, A3, New mance languaaes. .York, :N". Y., bas been named to Bobbie Cotter and combo wIll your Passport attend the 1954 convention of furnish the music. Leistikow Elected Theta Sigma Phi, women's hon­ a r a r y Journal1sm farternlty ROTARY TO DEAR CONRAD Tau Beta Pi Head Commodore .C. Powell Con­ LaVern Leistikow, E3, Water- . June 16 through 20. rad, chairman of the board of lbo, has been elected president Miss Kaminkowitz will attend directors of the Iowa-Illinois 01 Tau Beta 1. national honorary workshops and panels set up gas and eleclrlc company. wiil entineering society. for convention delegates. She be the guest speaker at the noon Other new officers are Keith will be given an opportunity to luncheon meeUng of the Iow3 Hultquist, E3, Mt. Pleasant, vice- tour 's newspapers, ra­ City Rotary club today. Conrad president; Donald Goetz, E3, dlo and television stations. wlll speak to the Rotarians Washington, recording secretary; The traditional Matri)'. dInner about the company. The meeUng John Brady, E3, Tipton, corres- and a "Ladles of the Press" will be held at tbe Je!ferson ponding 5 e c ret a r y; Helmut breaKfast will be sponsored also Jane Kromrie hotel. Gramberg.many, Ireasurer ES, ;Wiesbaden. Darrell Wyrick, Ger- lorconvention. those women attending the jiiiiiiiiiiii!------ii COU FALLS El, Ft. Madison, catalogue. ------Prof. Edward M. Mielnik, of SELECT SWEETHEART tbe department of meehanJcal en- Maxine Cowton, A2, Audubon, Now Is the time .to enjoy a gineerlng. has been elected 1i4l was chosen queen of hearts at pleasant drive through the ierve a [our-year term on the the Sigma Phi Epsilon social fra­ country. To make your outing facu lty advisory board of the ternity spring fo rmal May 7. even more enj "yabl~, follow it chapter. Her attendants were Harriet Bro- up with a stop at dy, NI, Ottumwa, and Carol Yo­ der, AI, Sigourney. Chaperones THE Thayer Heads Church for !.he dance were Mrs. B. B. Married Student Group Bagley, Mrs. Br uce McKay. Mrs. George S. Whitford, campus Suppe,. Keith Thayer, D3, Cresco, was housemothers, William Pinkston, Ranch Cfut recently elected president of the Dln.in6 Room b instructor of general business, Available For • WHERE DINING IS A. .,LEASURE First Methodist church married c:nd Ml'§. Pinkston; and Lt. Col. SPri.nc Parties Itudent group. J . A. Scott, professor of military ...... • 12 MILES NORTH ON :l11 TO Other officers elected are: El­ Reserved Privately science and tact1cs, and Mrs. For Larre ParUes • CURTIS BRIDGE THEN 1 MILE WEST dpn Colton, L3, Cedar Raplrs, ScOtt. vlce-president; Leavitt Lambert, D tendant in geololn'. Iowa City, ~ cre tary -h lsto ria n; Max Hoyt, 1!3, Ft. Dodge, and Marcus Kan­ II!>, MI , Nigeria, West Alrica, rsonne l chai1:man; Margaret oyt, . N4, Iowa City, social ~airman; Ted McCauley, AI, umwa. andl Kenneth Har tt, , Ames, program chairmen; Ina Hart, food chairman, and t-ancy. Thayer, music chairman. Sun-fashioned footnote from sunny Californial thicago .CoUege of COBBLERS takes buttery-soft mellow leather, - leaves it unlined to breathe with your foot, ,OPTOMETRY and a classic casual is hom. An airy foam­ ''''10 AHNfIlWJ clishioned wedge gives you that wa1king-on­ llaa1ifiedEacel"nt _ opportunitieland ___ .for clouds "feel" you'll love. 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Jensen has allowed CHICAGO (JP) - The 'et' noie, will be conducted by Iowa's 32 hits and 18 earned runs in 32 York Yankees wh.ipped the Chi. baseball team here Friday and ilmings. Cards Lead National cago White Sox 3-2 Wednesda, Saturday. Llndsey Top Slu&'l'er AIt BI k· to make a clean sweep of their It won't be an easy one, how­ two-game series at Comllkey ever, for the Friday foe at 3:30 cr~o~a'~~d t;~n~~~g~;f \~ie:~; . eran In 9 Giants park. Bob Grim, who repla~ p.m. Is Wisconsi n, 7-3 in the con­ league, with 31 bases on 14 hits, NEW YORK IJP)- Vic Raschi I Ed Lopat as the Yankee pitcher ference and possessor of a chance including four hOfOers and two pitched the SI. Louis Cardinals hits 0(( startcr and loser Sal for some title bonol·S. triples. His conference batting I into first place in the National Maglie, including home runs by in the eighth, was credited with Northwestern, witb Its best overage is .350 and for all games league race Wednesday, blanking Red Schoendienst and Rip Re­ the win. Billy Pierce went aU . team in years, comes Saturday he leads the Iowans with .337. the New York Gia nts, 3-0, for I:uls ki. Raschi batted in the the way for Chicago. for a -header, beginning at The only other Hawks over .300 Ilis first National league shutout. [ c.ther run with a single. The loss . It was the second straight day 1 :30 ~.m. The Wildcats have a Q!'e Don Waldron, .309 and Sharm The forme. r New York Yankee 1 the Yankees beat the Sox In the \I as Maglic's second of the sea- 6-4 mark and ruth place in the Scheuerman, .302. l'lghthander permitted 'only five .\P Wlr.pholol ninth inning. Tuesday night tile league: They play at Minnesota Northwestern, the opponent in hits In recording _is fifth tri- son against five victories. ST. LOU! CARDINAL HORTSTOP oily He mus I to reed to ta.ke to the all' to clear the sUd­ Raschi exhibited perfect eon- I world champions scored in tilt Friday. the Saturday double-header, has umph without a deteat. trol liS he hurled his thlrd com- In3' Giants' outfi"lder Don l'lueller and nre the b all to lir t to completl' a double play In the fourth final inning for a 4-3 victory. Meanwhile, Iowa is in an un­ beaten , Ohio State, The Cardinals collecied eig' ht innln&, of the two team' &,ame at the Polo Groun ds Wednesday. The play started when the Giants' \Vednesday's win, on two un. Wisconsin, Purdue twice and plete game in eight starts this accustomed eighth place, having lIank Thomp on grounded to Red chol'ndlenst, Card eeond baSl'man. who to sed to HemUll to earned runs ~n the eighth and a • Illinois, while losing to Mich.igan season. He walked no one, struck won lour and lost eight in the force lUueUer. The Cards moved into fir t place in the Nallonal leaJue by blankIng the Giant , 3-0. slightly tainted tally in th I luague. A six-game losing streak State. Michigan and two to Wis- It' III l out two and l'etired the la t 15 ninth, kept the Yanks in secon which extended from May I to (:onsln. S ega batters he faced. place, a full game behlnd Cleve 'May 15 was broken by the win Ziggie Niepokoj has a 3-2 ret- ~ Only one Giant reached secopd. Ferguson, Smith land. over [~djana il} the flrst game or or d, permitting 28 hits and 11 That was Wes Westrum, who led It was a tough one {or PierCt last Saturday's doubleheader. runs In 38 innings. He has a two- AI Rosen Usinn Bat off thc third with. a single and to lose, his fourth deteat asainst Good Badaer Hurlers hit win over Ohio State and a • was sacdflced to second. But lour-hitter over lllinois to his ,Rasehl then disposed of Whitey Record Top Efforts two triumphs, as he saw tbe An, one of three very good With Nails in It Yanks score the deciding mark­ Badg~ pitchers may take the credit. Don Zitek has 1-0 and CLEVELAND (A') _ Umpil'e Lockman on a loul and Alvin er as shortstop Chico Carrasqutl Barvnlchak 2-1. Zl'!ek Dark on a fly to get out of his mound. Bill Robichaud has a 3-0 George Charley Berry ruled AI Rosen':; I 1 In Big Ten Track NATIONAL LBAGl:E A~'EB1CAN LEAG, ' E juggled a potential inning-end. mark in the conference, allowing and Barvl'nchak are the usual on y uneasy momen . W L "cI. OB "r L I'd. 08 favorite bat was megal Wednes- lOt L I 110 000 100-3 8 0 CHICAGO, lll. - Best Per­ ing double-play Hall. 31 hits and 14 runs in 34 innings Saturday hurlers, which means . ou S I. Loul . .... I~ .. Cle\!eland ':0 10 .t.iU' New York 000 000 021-3 8 • dilY alter finding that it contaln- ~ew York 000 000 000-0 5 0 formances at tCle I3ig Ten out­ Pblladelphla . If; II Now "orll .. 19 II .O~:1 and Sheldon Ruschhas 2-0, with tl,at ~Jepokj may pitch Friday ed several small nails. door track season have been Brookl) n .. Iii 11 Delroit ...... U, 10 .61.. Chicago 020 COO 000-2 1J I 14 hits ad 7 runs in 18 innings. ., against Minneeota at Mlnneapo- The 35-ounce bat became 'In spread among seven schools, IUwaukee 11 II , Chlcalo ... . 19 1:1 .1'\0' Hal ~aether, the other regular Us. issue as the Cleveland Indians' Detroit Wins, 4-3; promising some of the tightest New Vorll .... 16 1.1 .!'Utl Baltimore .. I ': I .l .HI d t , hurlti1r, has 2-3 In the conference. Northwestern's Don Blaha, first first baseman stepped to thc competition In recent years lor CIncinnati ... 11 HI .:ill \Va,.hin ..luD .. 10 IH .:I.lT D AU are right-handers. basem

THE DAILY l OW S'- ro1l'a City-Than.. May 21. 1.M-Pate J Fire Roars Through Refi ...... ·"' .. SIFIEDADS WANT AD RATES I Typing Miscellaneous For Sale Apartment For Rent Rooms For Rent l TYPINC. I-Il Qne day " Ie per word YOR SALE· U~ (rI,idal~ . Iat.. ",od. COMPLETELY EVRNlSHED :J room rOR JU:NT. Sle."h\C room. "'!onln, el. 7 ~blc r... , one)e r .-a ran I .... aIWrtmenl ",·lth ~Ib . ub-Ira.... tor ~rl Dial 1-1462. Three dar 12e per word ....lls Rdrl't'.aUon. fUmm.r. $7l. UtiUU .afld t~I~Dhon • TYPING un. Inrludod. n. r: D"""porl. Phone MEN' apartment • .,eI room. :U N . 1-3130. CapitoL Five da ~ ...... lSe per word TYPING - PI\O.e 51. USED p. ' (urnl hed apart· ROO~1S fo r unducradua l" • om"". Ten day . 20e per word ~rato" . l:Rd 13" "'a1.,- h~atf''' _ t....r?W mellt. 7U Bow r)' at. Phone l\f'Ot. Phone 1-2HS. One lonth FURNlSHFD 3-r m apartmt'nt ",Ird ------T--V~ Y NI CE room. 1-2;;11. -- -LA- W-N--ITlId- -W:- O_a:- o-eU-SIII-I-:-b-U-U-d-o-m"':',-., floor. AI.., . t~"'1 room. ~I' N. V.n Minimum chll'&'e SOc :~:~ a:OIl':"::~~: ::~D~:: Bur n. SLEEPlNG room. lor two male Ilu- J.d. Sl~mn... 1. Cand), "'''r .. h,t.. t.tI~... and Mt. d"" . Near ClIm PU'. 5"'- CLASSIFIED DISPLAY I SCREENS P. Siorms Down. Window. Ch ..... 1 l .. n,lh lram. S.u 12 <='11 1-1 a . FOR RZNT. Room. GirlS. Dial nu. wbhA!d. Call "'10. One Insertion _... _98c per inch LEn·HANDED ,nl{ dub 214 N. FOR Ml:N: double room with bath - .... oodJ.. and ~I Phono 1·4150. Pl\On. &103 Five insertions per month. n ' hau" TRAIL1:R wllh adJolninc DOUBLE or sln,le room f r I'j!nt (or per lnsertlon .• __ S8c per inch room . ZIO! . Work Wonted 'net\. Dial 573'1. Ten insertions per month. AIRC:ONDITIOSER. F\JU • Ion e PI- IYA KlNG and lronln. DI I 11-11 ... Lost and Found per ins rtlon .... _ SOc per inch 011)'. I IS \'011 ... ·Indow ty ..... 'Br.nd ne". &!SO d.h".. Tod. 1-12l!I!I Baby Sitting PARKER "~ I " I1ver pen. Call 1II1!da N .. !U2:. ron SALE: B',lldln!! w,th hrat r. ault. bon. Ext. DEADU"WE ab. lor u...s tal' 101. Phone Chick WILL ...... for child In ho"",. Dial LOST: Tan luther brief ••• ..,. Reward ·Iede_k.. r. ""3, 1-1531 • $15. 8 -1M Qu d"nale or lC~. 4 p.m. weekdays for Insertion CK and nLL rlay bool. Dial 1-3110. in following morning's 0 lIy Homes For Rent . Iowan. Plea e ch ck your ad rOR SAL!' Daby par.k""u .nd can· HO 1J!! FOR JU:N'T durlna lul1U1\tr. June in the first i ue It appears. an.. . Dial 2IliI2. 10 September. 4 rooms. \1111111" . r· INSURANCE. Rul !&~~. P"'P"rt) ~;L7 ______n .. MimI Wu rlu. ranled. Co up~ or two IM'"OfU. No 1IblI­ Daily be dren. Dial 4311 or 74:5. The Iowan can re­ Mana, ment. DarUnl "Co. Dial GOLF CLUBS III load condlUon. Dial spon ible tor only aile illcor­ 1-1'11. x3341. CAl" " ' .rflphat. ) RENTAL 'fOOL? 8}ron Hopklru. Paint. ----~------A VAST CHURNING l\IAS OF name boils skY ward from a petroleum tank at the Rothschild 011 reet insertion. I and fl r co,·"".n... TRUNJts. aulte ..... (ootlocken. H lr:. Co. refinery. Sante Fe Sprinp. CalU., Tue day which wa wept by a hail-million dollar tire. Fire­ J!:) e J.,tIan. SAF E- BUY USED CARS DIeD believe the fire started with an explo Jon of butane vapors in 'he refinery' .'oran etlon af­ rOR A1,.£. 1obl1 Homt. BfoauhCul 8 rlft. h.,11 ••••1. I. hurd. Dial 1-2011'1. "Don't ignore someone you For ROTC Work Help Wanted P\RAKEJITS Dial I-~T . 1952 MERCURY Sedan $17,95 hear saying 'Life's not worth liv­ ceiving. he said. Frequcntly .. ing' or simil ar statem ents. You check forgers and confidence Ten ROTC cadet.-> we r e WANTED S..,,,,t.ry. Grad" 5 po \lOll. Autos For Sale - Used Merco·Motic, radio, heater. two· tane pa int. 1n unl\mlt" d ""rtment 1.'1 1m- may be listening to a suicide-to­ men act with such poIse and awarded Minute Man wards n'edla~ly. Call X-2:230. be." an SUI hospitals psychIa­ It~ FORD COR\Cfnbl". 1lI02 iood manners that observers Wednesday. The award ar pr - ANTED: Olrl ror p rHlme 0111« trist urged young Iowa police of­ may not realize that many of sen ted by the national society work. Apply In p~non Parts CI an· 1.. 9 DE SOTO <.. nvertlbl . RadIo Ind fIcers Wednesday. these people are psychopaths. On mo, 121 low •• a\'pnue. "uter. U til blue .... Jlh wht Ide· 1951 DODGE Sedan $10A~ ...... Ilo. n w lop tI. . Phon. 1-3550. "Don't be overly sympathetic the other hand. many Who eom- of the sons or the American Radio, heater. really clean. mit minOr sexual oCIenses may revolution through the courtesy PAR r·T1M'; ..I man ntrdrd Cood with sue h an i n d~vid ua l . and t tnlna" Some UPf.lftlCOlP'3m by t.· hol. Holcomb said. noting that pital about 6 a.lll. WedJ;iesday. tlbltshed Iowa Comp;lny cnabl m." Von Conrad and P etrehn are the police chemist did not have after M. J. McGovern. 506 ~ . OK that Coullts" to ""rn " mlnlmum 0 / $600 a montl\. = Burkett-Rhineha rt Motor Go. free on bond; Graper is being any .evldence on those who were College st.. informed poliee tha t Pro!fl sharing plan prov ld.. a monll1 - held in J ohnson county jail in not apprehended until long aiter a ma n was cal ling fo r help. I)' .l't"r around In.ome lhrough tht Phone 9651 Corner Burlington & Linn USED CAR LOTS lieu of bond. Evans fixed bond the crime was committed or on According to police. Bock fell scbool monlh •. If you ne ovtr 21 and for Petrehn and Graper at $1 .000 those who escaped capture. down the bank near the viaduct wlUlng 10 work I.ard you een returned, J . M . Keneipp, name for the two communities. The body of Thorpe, Immortal in one of the \,,0,.. aduft who is conducting the survey. Indian athlete, recently was moved to a new · burial place In ~e Tlut Iakl Wednesday. Joint cODUJ1unlty. motion pidur.. to come The survey is being conduct­ Frontier ed,.at a cost of $6,BOO, by Asso­ out of Hollywood. ciated Consultants, Evanston, Explodell 111., as an aid in solving city traffic and parking problems. The return represents a good l!8mple for determining the de­ aired information, Keneipp said. The cards, Which motorists were asked to fill out and send In. were placed on parked cars SOFT, ABSORBENT and handed to motorists in or­ PLIABLE! er to obtain information on traf­ fit: flow and parking habits. , Thir week, the survey group 100%* JIj re-checking one location OIL-TANNED where last week's count was not valid. FULL SIZ' Wednesday, a 24-hour c6unt SKIN was begun at Burlington and Dubuque streets. Additional 24- r hour counts may also be requil'­ ed. Ordinarily a chamois like this would Re,. '34' J cost you $3.~9, but during this lal. ~ of you aave $1.511 Fine quality, Special EeJ ard S. RoseSaYI .25 x 281,;·ln, size, unexcelled for FRENOH cleanIng windows Clnd "'irron. .•• 2 IUTS Good Momlnr-have you tailen Cleans your car in a jiffy, tool ~Pl URB oRDIRlAHAJla NAUGHTY - RACY your VltamiDll - Uta& leems Leaves surface sparkling clean ..• - PLUS- fRENCH COMEDY . qulle lmportan& to man), people completely lint-'r", No stitches or M~IUple L$I!! ,, - ..ybe )'ou take a Itnperfection, In skin, J COLU •••A VltamiD Dlle we prepare-come ~'CTUU' , Th. life Offenbach Ends Today " ' lOOn and leta talk It over­ ...... b 0' we are VITAMIN H.EAD- Come Ear'y ••• Our SIIPply " Limitecll .. with hi, music intact ' QUARTERS - ,. ALEC . GUINNES$" - but his morals shatt.red COOKS ' 'PAINT ,,\ \) "" in UST HOL~DAY ' , 125 E. COUEGE PHONE 2127 SEXY ROMANCE • Pier,...... nay • Yvonne Prlntemps "PARIS WALTf'