I • The Weather Serving the Stat. .:~/.=\ ~~ j ·FaIr alHI warmer tHa, University of Iowa r aad tolllrhl. Hlrh today, /~~~~~j. 15 to 11. LoW, t2 to 41 • Campul and •\. ~-w '~ lDel'fJUiD( cleudlneu aD' ~~ '- ." tj~f Iowa City owan ,\~: ., ".... \~ ceDtlDUeti mUd Su",• • .a,... ,,-, AP Leased Wir., Wirephoto - Five Centl Iowa City, Iowa, Saturdoy, April 9, 1955 c:~~ ----~--~------~~~ ------~~------~------~~----~~-- e e e , IS U II or favorable Report Spring-Ah, 'Tis a Joyous Time of the Year for a Yo ung Fisherman But ~aae~ From Trip to P&G · Won't Cite A I:cport of a trip taken by L3 Any 'Examples Iowa CHians and Gov. Leo A. rates Iowa City hIghly as a pros- 800gh to Cincinnati, Ohio, Wed- pective site, but has not made a WASHINGTON (Il') - Presi­ nesday and Thursday as guests decision on locating here. dent Eisenhower feels that some o! the Procter and Gamble com- technical military secrets have pany indicated that the firm Th\1 report was made by Harry been "made available to the en­ * * * B. DunLap Jr., wilo saip the I!ro u~ found the Cincinnati plant it emy" by publication In this country, his press secretary said II s of lOllred exceptionally clean and Friday. with every indication of favor- Dela I able employc-manager relation- Secretary James C. Hagerty said the Prcsldent Is dLsturbed by the situation. . . P& G Plant s~~lap said he was "shocked" Hagerty refuud to cite speci­ at petitions em.:ulated Thursdo' fic examples on the around that among University of Iowa facul- it might be of further help to ty memUcrs which opposed the an cnemy. Revea Ie d proposed plant "on the basis of ' Rapo..e T. A.-ileae The 14 men from SUI, Iowa Icurrently available information." Hagerty described Eisenhow­ City and the state who visited Wa~er, Air Pollution . er's feelings on the subject in Procter & Gilmble's headquar- The petitions expresscd con· response to a request for com­ ters in Cincinnati brought back cern over the possibility 0 ment on a publlshed report tblll specific details of the proposed "water and air pollution frorr the President "is deeply con­ plant Friday the plant and olher possible as· cerned. OVer what he 'regard$ as The report was given at a pects which would make IOYle an excessive flow of military in­ Chamber of Commerce cofIee City a less desirable place in formation from this country to session Friday morning. which to live and work." the Soviet Union." Those who took the trip said Dunlap said the only odon The article, by Waller Keer In P&G officials said the company noted by the group at the Cln­ thc New YOlk Herald-Tribune, wanted a plant simHar to a drug einnati plant were those of pep­ (D.Ur , ...... Plio'., b, I\rl. I ...... ") said the President beHeves that LARRY OMANN, 10.5 MuaeaUne road, asillden. at luntor hl,h !lChool, takes a bl, bite out of an Ice TJ:IE ICE CREAl\l III suddenly lor.. otlen 88 his rod bends and &be plant bull~ in Cincinnati In 1947. permint used in toothpaste while Soviet techpicians may be oream sundae 15 be walts for a nsh to bite Frtday atternooa. LarrJ was flsb.I.'" wUh a friend Bill Une swl.s whlrrln .. out. LaITY JwnlJll to hili feet &0 siart the baUle aware of mjlny developments In To Bertn Work In May flavoring and perfume used in Zaehmeyer, Z3%V:! S. Dubuqlle, near &be Hy.raultes la.boratory. Larr, I, probably wonderll1lr It the with his unseen oPpOnent. His balt-the a,e-old friend of the It was reported that the first shampoo. this country, they otten are un­ fish are ever rolnt &0 re~ to his Une as several nearb, fi&hermen are dolor aU rt,ht. fisherman-an BnI'Je-worm. work on the proposed plant There were no indications of able to influence thcir political wouid start nex't month with op- smoke, he added. leaders. erations to begin in about a year. Hcncc. ~he reasoning gocs, the SUI President Virgil M. Han­ Fair, Warm information may lle dormant In The proposed plant would )C cher, who accompanied the grour :An Easter · some technical report until built on one floor, approximately to Cincinnati, made 'no . direc' MacArthur's. .; 600x300 fee t. The pIlmt bullt in brougtlt to the a tlention 01 Rus­ comment on the petitions circu· For Easter sian poll\ical leaders ,bY . being 1947 in Cincinnati is a four-story lated among some faculty mem· Chat f,om building. published, commented upon, and ibers, View To Be · Weekend " dl scussctl by radio ,nd television The decision on where to lo­ Issues Statement Dad to Son reporters In this country. cale the plant has not yet 'been He issued a statergent Frida) Eastcr this ycal will bc greeL­ Ooaneetl_ With Wilson? made. which said in part: "I, personal­ By GEORGE W. CORNELL ed by truc spring wel:\ther in Hagerty le(usCd repeatedly to One official said that the com­ ly, and as a University of Iowa Released NEW YORK (IP)-.A Ghristian Iowa City. say whether lhl!re was any con­ pany wants to acquire about 75 The forecast Is to r high tem­ nection between Eisenhower'S acres on which to build the plant. official, have al ways viewed witI' WASHINGTON (IP) - Infor­ dad's Easter chat with his son: some concern the possibility of a U you ever understand the big peratures in the 70's today and vlows and the rigid new infor­ It has been reported that 63 acres large industry coming to low? mation bearinll on the hot ques­ riddle, son, you'll .00 a better Sunday. Fair skies arc predicted mation control directives sot up of land have been pur<:hased on C.lty because jt would. change the Lion whether Gen. Dougias Mac­ man for it. {Ol' both days. . on March .30 bl...,:Sccretary of Lowell- •.MlU;eaUne road, -lIbout unique character of our com· Arthur wa nted Russia in the Pa­ Not many IPcople really -do. The cnUtc nation enjoyed Defcnse Charles E. ",ilson. three-fourths of a mlle southeaSt sunny ski es and light winds Fri­ munity." cHic war in 1945 will be l'Jlade They talk about it a lot, and get The White House secretary ot the city. However, no an­ He concluded by saying, "After taInt glimmers. But usually they day. Jowa was no exception. said hc wanted to stress that his nouncement hall ,been made by public, the defense depart{Tlent visiting with the company's man­ bog down in words. Th e Hawkeye state tempera­ rcmarks about how the Presi­ Procter & Gamble that this land agerial group In Cincinnati and said Friday. Words somcti.mes aren't ,much tures Jumped (rom sub-freezing dent (eIt wc:rc "not intended as bas becn ,bougHt by the company. becomIng acquainted with thel! Whether t~ material from good. They mean dlMerent things lows In the morning to the 60's a reprimand to any Individual Parkin, Facilities and 70's. Warm southwesterlY general policics J feel that Proc­ the Pentagon tiles will seUle the to dillerent people. And tM or dcpartment." The official said that the com­ worid's so full of words, the old winds accompanied the rJse 'in ter and Gamble's coming to IOW2 contloversy Is not known. A dc­ 'mttue Matter' 'Pany wants at least 75 acres for City would be a distinct asset to phrases wear thin. the mercury. Hc said the Wilson directives adequate parking facilities and the community." fen s e department stalement The temReraturc In Iowa City were "cntitely a 'defense depart­ recreational areas for company Robert G. Stevenson, chairman merely said the material will be That's why it's so hard to gel jumped from a chilly 29 in the ment matter," which he was not employes, Including company of the Chamber of Commerce in­ "relevant." inside the riddle. You <:an't ana'ke morning to a I>i.gh of 68 in thc going to discuss. He added: basebail fields. afternoon. dustrial development committee. C. Herschel Schooley, depart­ it out 'by Just leading about it, "I think I could say this: The A company representative said sa id the firm has been checkinp or reciting sentences, or breaking The Iowa high was recorded at President nevcl' has believed In the plant would employ about and double checking Iowa Citv ment information chief, said he it down into equations and tor­ Sioux City, whero the mercury censorship of legitimate neW3. 170 persons, about 35 being com­ for many weeks. could not sei a definite date for mulas. You have to dig for it un. hit 71 degrees. At his pleBS conference and in pany-trained men. The remain­ Ddalled FI(ures •he reLease ot the Information. til it hurts. Thc Lows this morning were his executive order on sccurlty der 'Would be ptovided by Iowa forecastcd to be above the [reez­ "Their executives by this time In a statement, the department Down at the church and Sun­ matters he has expressed that City and about one-halt ot these day school, they're .goin~ to 'be ing marks. They were to range belief and hils transiated it into have the most detailcd figurcs on said it is "expeditiously" looking would be women. our school facilities, housing, or­ teillng !tbout it this weekend. [rom 42 to 46 degrees, aclion. Gleem toothpaste, Shasta, Prell ganizations and utilities. They over documents, In view of re­ They always do at Eastertime. All of Iowa Is not to share in "·However, he has also always and Drene shampoo, Pin-It, apparently go to great lengths to quests from members ot con­ It·s a fine -thing, too. But you the spring weather, according to believed there is no reason to Party Curl and Lilt home per­ the Iowa Weather bureau at DeS be sure that they will tit com­ gress and newsmen that thcy be wonder how many really get the makc available to the enemy manent lotions wouLd be the idea. Moi nes. A cold front was to hit fortably into a ('ommunity before made pubIlc. technical miUtary sccrets which products manufactured here. they come In ," he said. You know the story, son. tl>e northwestern corner of the by their issuance could do notb­ Richard R. Deupree, chairman No Piecemeal Release About how they took Jcsus and I state today and stay on through Ing but hurt the interests of the of the company's executive ad­ It barred pIecemeal release of nailed him on a cross. You a'lso Easter Sunday. United States. ministration committee, told thc thc papers, saying: know the :part saying he died tor No OUter Bra.aehes S.peech by Iowa group Thursday that his "The department of defehsf) your sins. "To that extent, and only to beiieves ... the release sep­ firm is in no hurry to make ~ ot that exl.cnt would we ask that That'& the d~!ticUtlt ,part, isn't decision on where ~he pLant will arate items connectcd with Rus­ Dulles ·Offers thllt sort 01 In1ormlltioQ be wIth­ It? That's wbere the riddle Is, be located because once the com­ aia's entry Into the Pacific war held from ~oneral circulation. Adlai Monday ",ould confu5e rather than clar­ son. You might think it sounds a pany comes into a community it ilttle rem()tC, that Jesus dying "He does Qot believe that In CHICAGO (IP) - Adlai Stev­ expects to be thefe a long ti me. ity the situation." other instances security or se­ enson will discuss the Far East , The controversy grew out of hundreds Qt years 3ogo, had any­ Corsi New Job thlr\g to do with you. It doesn't curity regulations should be situation Monday . night in a the release last month of the Yal­ WASHINGTON (A>t-Secretary used by any branch ot the gov­ half-hour radio talk. Arizona Spring ta papers - documents and me­ come dear easily. iLf it CQuid have been put in of State John Foster Dulles tried ernment to cover up the }:>ubllca­ The speech will be carrlcd mos deallng with the 19H meet­ to muWe a new blowup over tion of legitimate news." without cost by two coast-to­ ing of Pre.ldent Roosevel1, words alone, Jesus IPl'OIbably wouldn't have subjected himself state department security Friday Reporters at the Peniagon coast networks as a publlc ser­ Prime '¥Iniater Ohrurchlll and by pcrsonally ofCering another wele told that Wilson, who has vice. Marshal Stalin. to such an ordeal in the first place. He might have just ex­ assignment to Edward J. Corsi, been away fl'O(ll his desk {or se­ The Colu{Tlbia Broadcasting CrUJes Cr)' 'SeU-OUt' plained it aU, and let it ,go at who is being cut loose from his vcral days sUffering from a cold, Critics of Roosevelt said the system announced it will broad­ that. job as special assistant on immi­ "will be 'glad to discusS" the new calt the talk fl'Om 9 to 9:30 p.m. papcrs bore out their contention But it doesn't work that way. gration problems. public information dlrectlvc at lhat Roose,velt made unnecessary CST. The National Broadcast­ It won't .for you either. That's "I don't know whethcr I am his press conforence next Tues­ ing Co. will air it from 9:30 Lo concessions to get RussIa Into why he pUl'poseLy went through day. the war against Japan and that interested," Corsi told reportefl 10 p.m. the toughest kind of torture life aftcr his meeting with Dulles. Wilson's order In effect bin­ Friends said the speech was these concessions "sold out" could dish out. He wanted to Eastern Europe and large areas The statc department said Cor­ ned the issuance 01 information prompted by "hundreds of let­ make a [point albout living that si "has agreed to consider tak­ without prior clearance through ters, telegrams and telephone of Asia to communism. aro>lies dlrectly to you. Some newspapers and olhers ing on this new assignment." his offlee, where It must be calls." It will be Stevenson's checked boUt . for security and replied that Roosevelt relied on You sce, he knew we aren't 'Reiterated Conlldence~ flnt major public discussion "Secretary Dulles rciterated his for a deterriUnaUon of whetber since a speech last December at militaTY advice that it was ne- perfect. Human !beings have a cessary to get Russia into the mean streak in them. Oh, they've confldcnce in Mr. Corsi," the de­ its publication "would constitute New Orleans. partment said after the meeting, a constructive contribution to the 1952 Democratic; presiden­ Pacific war In a big way as soon got tgoodness in them too. But as possible, in order to save Am- they're a mlxt.urc. They're part "and dcnied reports t11at his state tho .,primary mission" of the de­ tial candidate was reported by dcpartment status involved any fcnse department. _ aides unavailable for comment :l rlcan lives. They said MacAr- nice, and lIlart ornery. thur favored such a course. At You've heard the old words, qucstions of security." Some reporl.ers have protested on the taik which he "'{as writing Corsi said Dulles had appealed that the new order amounts to a In his Chicago law oltice. the time U.S. strategists were part God, part Devil. That's us. to him to 8

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/ c ... ~ I'" -..- PUe'i:-TRE DAILY iOWAN-Iowa C1t7. la.-Sat.. A»rU t, 1955 Fortress Is Our God editorial Where Deficits Peril Higher Education- Ride~ -- to ,Church on ' Easter Iowa .citians needing a riQf to The problems of education and particularly increased costs II *~ chul"Ch Easter mornl!llg may eaU I Art can never be out of our mjnds for very long. 9691 and members a! the Loyal Order of Moose w1ll provide As communities struggle to provide grade and high schools them a ride to and :from church. to meet constantly expanding enroUments, the support of state Wt.eN WII Uf.'t Worl£ip? .... - Joseph K. Schaaf. who Is help- ­ an'd of privately endowed universities and colleges also is a Ing to or.ganize the "carll.ft." said. • J "Our PUl'POse is to help pe~ matter of deep concern. . .. who m.i.eht ha'\le to stay at borne AOUDA. ACHIM CONOIt:OATION .6412 I . W.ulacloD . . Legislatures must wrestle with the question of finding the .1. . on Easter if they did not haw "~bl B. Slamm Co.,.r a ride to church." He strelsed •• It~.Ul ..... bl'. 8.tarda, •• a.a,. Ike Examines Oldest Bible money for adequate financing of institutions for which the state · . . that the service is available for A 8SEMBLY 011 000 is responsible. 4n S. CIiDloa peQple 01 any denominaUon. Tb. lev. DOD Mill., .....I.r Schaaf said that about l5 C'U'II Church authorities, alumni and interested private citizens, SODd.,. Sebool, 18 . .... will 'be .used. Persons who wlah Mor.lnr wor blp. 11 ' .m. plus dedicated college pre ident , must undertake the financing Clilidren'. ChPJreb, J I :30 p.lD. to use the se)'IV ice are ur~ to Clar"" . Amba .adotl, 6:"~ p.m. call the lodge today or early EvanreU.Ue .ervlcfI. '7 p .m . of private institutions, half of which operate at a deficit. · . . Sunday. Schaa.! sald that the Nell H. McElroy, president of Procter and Gamble and BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH "carlil't" serviCe will be avail· B _t. and FlUb Ave. !J.ble starting at 4 a.m. Sunday. chairman of the White House Conference on Education, inter­ rhe Rev. LeoAa,' D. Oorea.loDt pa.'.r Vain... M.rn'., Wo,. blp, 11 •.•• The "cal'lift" project was de­ ennOn: "Tbe Trlump" ot cal •• r" veloped last year by the nation­ viewed in the ~fri11issue of U.S. News & World Report on the and tbe Tr.,edy .f E.Mer!' EweDIDr 8uylct. 7 :30 p,m. al civic aMain! department or status of educahonal institutions, was asked the question: "Is it Pro,ram: E ....er Prol-ram by 8und" the Loyal Order of Moose. Tht. true that mostllf the privately endowed colleges and universi­ SchOol is the first year that the local, BErHEL A!'RICAN METHODIST lodge has partic~ated actively In ties are broke or are in bad shapero CIIUacU 411 8. OoverJlur • •• the servtce. This was his answer: Mr•. C. B. MeDo .. a". r •• tor Members helping wHh th! De".Uonal S p.m. Sunday carld1·t are WlllLam H. "It's true that a great many of our really good schools, that Wonblp • p.m. Kirby. Raymond E. WlllialJlll. have produced people for this country. within the range CHURCH OF THE NAZAIENI and Wayne S. Putnam and good BurllnltoD aod CUnloD lla. others. The Kev. Jra J . IIGove" ..Inl sler of 400 to 500 total pupils, are in bad straits. What's been hap­ Oraham Crow t miD liter .f •••1. Sa.d., 19001. 8 : .. tl a.m. pening, which is even worse. is that in order to keep from Interpreting the News _ MorAin. wortblp. lO :411 •.•• Stud~n t F.llow. blp. G p ..... Rev 0 Bartholomew actually being broke, they've been taking it out of their teach­ Catholi~ Youlb Hour. O : .~ p .m. Ev.oln, 8e:vlee.. 7:!1I • . DI . • ers, so that professors in some of these smaller, privately en­ EVANGELICAL FREE CIIUaCR On 'Chapel' Monday dowed colleges are making less money than high school teach­ CoralY'lU. Doubts Reds Holy Week T~e Re-v. J . S. Pillmer. , ..tOI' eJ;5 in many cities. Sund .." l ehool, 10 •• m . The Rev. L. L. Bartholomew. Ealter ptOrram. 10:30 • . m. protestant chaplain at University "It·s the kind of thing that ultimately will result in such a Subject: "Th" Trlumphan' Cbrl.t." 5,00 IV~llln, .e,vlne, 1:S0 p.m. INSURED FOR $l~ mUlion for 1&11 short trip Irom a downtown hospitals. will conduct the WSU! decline in the quality of college education that the country will Services SubJect: "The Pe,..oaIUy or UII, WasblDcton bank vault to tbe Library of Conrress. with a. stop­ morning chapel service Mondlly. Will.Sign I Jloly S!lrJt." Members of the YWCA. under pay for it in the education a] preparation of its youth." Holy week services at Iowa over a' the WhJte HOUle, the oldl:st copy of tbe New Testament FIRST ENOLlIIIl LUTUEIAN known to man ill examined by Prellident EilIeDbower. Known &8 the direction of Mrs. Mildred City's four Catholic churches cnURCH THai What win bappen if tbis con~nues is that teachers will be­ Dub_qae alld Ma,k.t .t•. Jones. will conduct the mornlna continue today'"with early mass­ The Rev. Oeor,e T. L. J.~.b"D. , ••ter ~e J~XC.!!'I:t~~: ~ ;:'!~~:dl~ ~a:,~:~!~;.:,~~:::s 8:I't.e~ services Tuesday through Satur­ come exceedingly scarce for privately endowed schools. Good Austria Pact M.ralnc W.r.blp. 8:80 • . m" 1':45 • •• • es and blessings . • .!JUDd., 8ebGol and Blbl. el.lael, I :M Is now on display at the library. Norman M. Yoman. eenter. OWDll day. teacher materia] Simply will seek other lines of endeavor wbich By J. M. ROBERTS Blessing of new Lire and water a .•• tbe prlceteu doeument. At rlcht ill Dr. John Sha.pley of Catholic WSUI morning chapel ser.vices L .. lb.ran 8lude,1 .... d.Uea. ..11 unJversl'y. are heard Monday through Fri· Too~ pay better. Associated Press News Analyst and the litany takes place this '.PP", 5 p.m. L.tber Le~.ue. , ~ ..., . day at 8 a.m. The l5-minute pro­ The importance of private schools of higher learning cannot Just as . in the case of Russia's morning at 6:30 at' St. Mary's METHODIST CHURCH SUI FIRST BAPTIIiT CHUICH grams are sponsored by the be over-estimated. Th y ease the load which state schools would latest disarmament proposals. It church. Mass and communion Norlb CII.I.a aad F.lrohlld .,•• J.llo ..oa aDd DDb.qu .11. IT. PAUL'S LUTHEIAN ORU_CH school of religion and are under ph. reb Jchool, 8 :!l0 a.m. 0,. L. L. D .... nla.ton. mlnloter MI .... 'I By ... d w!!l be a surprise Jf anything wlll be at 7:45 a. m. Confessions Tbe a ••. AI•• Cleeton •••••ela&. Jl!tlerloa ... d Gilbert Ill. the direction of Luther Livlnks­ otherwise have to carry. They have an appeal to many students Mornlb, worsblP. IU:45 I.m. Til. Elm •• H. Yolo" , ••'or Il.".r William. t.llo.. ·. hlp. G:st p .•• JDlalAler a .... ton. G. Vinton. comes of her new move osten­ will be heard from 9:30 to 1 I :30 Vespflr .ervlcel, 0:80 • . m. The aitY. Rober& Sank., m.lalshr Mornla, w.,.blp. 9 . .... &D4 11 a.m. on grounds of being located near their homes. and of being I. It.de.t,. 8Dad.,. .eb ••I. 10 a.m. Cross a.m .• 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. and 7 to O.mm. Dell. .I.. dral crn". 5:11 , .•. sibly directed toward an Aus­ FlR8T CHRISTIA. .N CHuaOH Chu.eh Sohool. 8:30 aad 11 a.lD. streets of schools operated by their churches. It would represent an irre­ · . o • • 211 Iowa ave. MorntD, W.rlblp, 8:31 • . m., II • .m. Michaelsen To Lead trian settlement. 9 p.m. IU.cleDl et....I...... THE CHURCH OF cualST The Good parable loss to the country if the quality of their instruction The Rev. A. C. Uohlobl ... »uler lW!O KI,kwoo • • v•• Solemn high mass on Easter Cbureb lohoot. 9: ltIi a.m. " ..I.,. oupp., .I.b ter .1"ODt•• 6 ,.ID. Austria is increasingly resli ve Orad ... .iU6, I.n.... bl'. 5 p .... lermoo, 11: t j\ ••m . Texas Religion Talks followed the were to be damaged. M.ralnr ,..,.blp. IO :M ..... ,o will be (It 7:20 a.m. Low masses M ...le' Blldnl F.II ••• bI,. ~ , ... . ComaulftloD, J 1 a.m. Prof. Rdbert S. Michaelsen. di­ under 10 years of frush'alion foi­ DI. oIpl ...Iudenl {.How. blp. me.llar o • • Jesus Christ low ing the agreement that she will be at 6. 9. 10 :l5 and 11 :30 and cost lupper, G p.m . '" . rector of the SlJiI school of reli­ Calvary. The Counc~1 for Financial Aid to Education. made up of IEOROANIZED CHuaCH 01' JEIIUIl THE CONOREOATIONAL CIIullOa • • 0 gion. will ser,ve as consultant should leturn to the independent a.m. CHIlIST OF LATTEI DAY SAtNT! Cllaloa aD" J.U.... a .h. business leaders headed by Irving S. Olds, fonner chairman of FlRs;' CHuRCII OF CHaIBT. The Rev. John O. Cr __ lr. mlnlater More than status she enjoyed belore Hiller. Services at SI. Wenceslaus wlll SCIENTIST I.w. M.morlal U.I •• and discussion leader this week Da. B. W.II•• p•• I.r 'lb. &~ • • Nanc), E. Fauber •• part. 1he the board of U.S. Steel. reports that a survey of 753 institutions 'l2~ E. ColI.r•• 1 . mlal.l.., I ••Iud.nl. at the Conference on Religion in Tn scores of meelings. th e oc­ start this morning with the SUDda, 80hool, 9:411 a.m. Mor.lar wor.lol •• 8:M ..... cording to B.. I •• Cbllr.h S.h ••1 W.r.hlp. 9:iW a .m. Junior Colleges In DaHas. Tex. shows 659 possess less than half of the endowment resources cupying powers have agreed on blessings at 7 (lnd high mass at Mornln, lervlte. 11 a.an . SerlDoD, 10:st •. 18. each unit Sermon : 'I Are Bin. Dt.ease•• Dd • 0 M.r.lal w.raM,. lUlU •. m. practically every issue involved. 8:30. Easter masses will be at Sermon: " Behold! A New Dayt'! Michaelsen wiN lead discus­ necessary to maintain the quality and scope of their services Death Ile.al'" BT. MAay'S CRVRCH But the Allies have never been 6. 8, 10 and Ll :45 a.m. Confes­ Slud.nl .r,anlzpU.n. Lillie Cb.,.1 .r sion on "Tea<:hing REiligion in JfiUeraOD .Dd LInD .t•. ZION. LUTHERAN . CHURCH- through the next !1ecade. is estimated that $3 billion is needed Conlrer.lloa.1 cbarcb•• :Bl p.m. State-Su,pport.ed IDgher Educa­ It able to bring Russia to the sign­ sions today after the 8:30 mass, .1..... O. U . M.laber,. pallo, JobDlon and Bloomlo,ton lb. in additional endowments while $2~ billion is needed for build­ ing point. from 2 to 5:30 p.m. and 7 to 9 suna.y "lieI. 8 ..... ';SI ...... 8 • •m'l Tla. Rev. A. C. Pro.bl. p ••lor tion" tpday through Thursday on FIRST UNITARIAN SOCIETY 10:13 • . m .• lI:M . ... . worthlp, • a .m ., • 0 »orDln, 11 :80 . ... the call1lPus 01 Southern Metho­ p.m. J I .... ave •• nd Glib." .1. Bunday .ch•• I. 9:1~ • . m. ings, equipment and maintenance. Wanted Austrian Settlement Th. aev. Allnd J . N. a.Drlll .... ST. PATRICK'S CHVRCH dist university. For one thing. she has always Mass at Sl. Pl\,trick's is at 7 paltor "dIIll Blbl. d ••••• :sO •••• Corporations report inability to find nough college trained ~U E. Oourl .1. wanted to lie an Austrian settle­ this morning. Conlessions will be Cburch Sch •• I. 10 : 4~ ••m. Tb. Rn. P. J. O·a.Ill,. ,ul.r '" £aster Service, 10:43 ' .m. The Rev. H. F. Pa.h •• aD' men to fiJI jobs, the council was told. and it was tlle sense of the ment into a German settlement. heard from 10 a.m. to noon. 2 Easler Family Service: No lermon, The Bev. WIIII.m F. D..... oa ....111 ••10 counell's conference that corporations should increase their al­ on the grounds that the whoie to 5:30 p.m. and at 7 p.m. today. ehUdre.n'. ~ 'ory, present.tlon .r Sa •••, mlUfll, 8:st • . rD., 1:81 . .... , Rev. Welch Attending plaut •• apcelal Euter mM . lfI. .:45 ...... 11 •. m. setup must guarantee that Ger­ At St. Thomai ~ore <:hapel. 'F1, •• lde C;lub . upp., .1 .hu,cb. ~:80 Weellday nt••• e.I, 6:.' ...... , ':,U a .. _. ready substantial support to colleges. p.m. Slu ..... 1 pto,ram. 1 p.m . New Jersey Meeting many wil! not be able to use Ea ster vigil seTyice will begin o • State ir\stitutions lacking adequate financing find them­ Austria again. today at 11 p.m. with the Easter . lUST ;JiE8BY;r.R'AN 81'. THOMAII MOlE CHAPEL The Rev. Robert J. Welch. ot ~HUIlCH 101 M.L..... 1. 5 mass beginning at midnight. eo E. M ....eI .1. selves bereft of instructors whose competency will insure higher But· fundamentally R u s i a Dr. 'P. Hewl. ton Pon.ell, mlal.ter V.r, aev. M'rr. J. D. Co a"'.'. , ••Ior the SUI school of religion. will would be placed in a bad posi­ Masses Easter will be at regu- The Rev. ,Jerome Le.ka, mlDI.ter to Tho a.v. a. J . W.loh, .ad At 910 Kilocycles .alaries elsewhere. 'A state which properly values educational The .ev.. K. O. Martin. allllt•• iI be in Atlantic City. N.J., Monday tion by any sort of an Austrian lar times. ,~ Itulltllt. Cburch .cbo.l. D:80 a.m .•nd 11 • . m. Sunelay mallei, 5:45 • •m., II ' .ID., • through Wednesday. tor a m~et­ facilities for its young people will make certain that does not settlement, no malter how favor­ "o'bln, Worship 0:80 ••m .• 11 • •m. • . rn., 10 • . m., lI lse • .m. ing of the National Advisory PROGRAM NOTES able to her. She long ago agreed Sermon: j'Chrb.UIilIl Be,JnnJn,J." N ...... " .IUb. 5 p.m. happen to its schools. That's where the 'Iegislature must recog­ . . O.lIy lila..... G:SI • •111.. 1 ...... 1:a. Board of Newman c I u b Chap­ SalurdaJ. April 9 to withdraw the troops she keeps a.m. nize and discharge its responSibility. 2Suits Filed FREE METIlODIBT CHAPEL lains. Father Welch is a member The music of Geol'ges Bizet in the Balkans. ostensibly to pro­ 931 Third av •• n. WENCESLAUI CUUaOR of the publications group of the will be illustrated in a progam -The Dovel1]XJrt Times ted the rear of her Austrian oc­ Tbe Rev. O. B. DonnaUT, pa.hr InInd.y Seb ••I. 10 ... m. 0941 E. 0 ....'." .1. advisory board. of French instrumental music of cupation forces and their supply Tb. R ... Edw.,d W. Nealla. , ••I.r In District fourt 'Mora tn, worship, 11 a.m. Tbl Re". Qe.r.e BaebmaD, IoA.I.tallt the past hundred years on mOM Cross." lines. w hen a peace treaty is n YOURI' people'. -.oelet" '1 p.lD. SUDdar ma.. el, 8:91 . .... , 1 • •••• 1. EvanreUdlc Sen' lee, 1 :38 p.m. ~QK TO :E1RJANCAIX at 1 '\ signed. Two suits to c01Ject bills were . .m., 1 J :. G a .m.. SPECIAL DRIVE p.,m. * * * * * * · . . O.lIy M ...... 1 • . m" 1:M . .... Man Learns- This wouid not appear to be so filed Friday in f~ohnson county FRIENDS MEETINO DANVILLE. I!l. (,IP) - Letter ,The jazz guitar era will be il­ Iowa M.,morlaJ Ublon TIUNITY EPI!lCOPAL CRUaCH " important now that she is to district court. William Connor. "Iefk carrier Leonard MoB ride has lustrated on 'I1EATIME SPE· S~O I. Coller. I I. Slowly and painfully man is learning that he must do to have complete control of all the Ralph Westcott. Iowa City gro­ Service, O:~O • . m . Tbe an. nar.ld F. M.O.e. rect., what many rural route mailmen OI:AL at 4 p.m., with the ·work ot satellite forces. But actually the cer. sued to collect $282 from Hotr •• mm ...I.n, • ' .m. have long wanted. It's a car Laurindo Almeida. Barney Kes· others what he would have them do to him. ORAOE MISSIO?tA'IY CRVICR Slude,,~ .orr•• b.ur. 8:iW ••m . Russian army is the oniy guaran­ Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Hills. 18~ ~ Mu •• ~lIn. 'Ye. e.nere dllDUIIloD ,roup, 1:(5 •.DI ., appropriately trimmed in red. sell. Johnny Smith and other Anthon!} Ed.en tee of her political position in ]225 S. River 4~ve. He claims Th. Rev. Norman Hobbl, palter Dr. J.n Da.I... white and blue, with a right modern jazz guitarists. Blbl. ~jud,. 9:4 ••.m. Fa ... lly .....lalp .nd ..rmea . ':15 • . m. these countries. just as its pres­ that the bill is · owed him for Easter Pro,ram A .... II Blbl•• 1 ..... :~ •. m .• Dr. C.r. hand drive so that he can deposit Act Three of Richard Waf­ ence was the cause of their sub­ merchandise delil{ered. Morolbl wouhlp, 1 t •.111. pCDter. moil in boxes without moving ner's "Tristan and Isolde" will The Iowa Radio Supply Co., of Sermon.: "lie 18 RIRen." MOIDln, pr.y.r aDtI .ermo., It ..... mission in 1945. 8peelaJ prayer lervlee, '7 p .lft. Cablorbury .."er clab. ~!M p .•• from the .driver·s seat. be performed by the chQJlUS Of Cedar Rapids. sued a defunct SlnrlplraU.n Sorvlc•• 7:118 p .... the Royal Opera house. Covent 'Barefaced Position' Tw. RelirlOb Film. . To keep the troops here after Iowa City repair firm for $87. · . Garden with Wi'lhelm Furtwang-. ending the Austrian occupation. The company c1aims the am­ BIl.LEL FOUNDATION ler conducting the Philharmonia ount (rom Melvin Masbruch. 122 E. Markel I •• orchestra at 7 p.m. however, would put her into a P,o'. Fr.ae,I._ P. B~"Obuh •• '''o.l.r GENERAL NOTICES barefaced position she wouid not proprietor of the' former Mas­ Hebrew clautl, S.tur.a" 2 p.m. Generll Notleel sbould be deposited with the editor of tbe editorial TOOA1"S SCHEDULE bruch Radio and TV Service. ilabbath eve lervlee, Friday, 1:S1 •••• pare of The Dally Iowan In tbe newsroom, room 201. Communica­ 8:00 Morn!ng Cllapel I One Year Ago Today enjoy, SUDday eveDln, lupper, 8 p.ln. 8:15 News tions eenter. Notice. mu.t be submitted by 2 p.m. the day preeed. 8:30 Morning Serenllcle Instead of representing con­ · - . 9\20 The Bookshelf A .lIve-hour conference ,failed to achieve a settlement in a dis­ JEROVAH'S WITNESSEB KtNODO. 1nI" Ilrs' publication; THEY WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED BY crete steps in Soviet policy. the WARM M4'\IL BOX HALL 9 :45 Chlldren's Circle putebetween Eldon Miller. Jnc .• of Iowa C11y. and 42 of its truckers. PHONE. and must be typed or le&,lbly w,ltten and sl&'11ed by a re­ 10: 15 Stories 'n Stull HAVEN. Kans.(JP) - Neighbors 812 Rlv.r.ld. drlYe The !house ,p85Sed a Iblll to legalize introduction of wiretapped Austrian and disarmament moves sponsible person. No General Notlee will be published more ,Ihan ~0 : ~5 PTA Prollram smiled when they saw the mail O. K. E,lck. p,•• ldlnc mlal.l" II :00 Safety Speak. evidence in national securJty cases. seem to represent a stepup in the W.lchtow.r .tud,. R p .... one week prior to the eveDt. Notices of church or youth croup 11 : 15 low. state Dept. 01 Health Russian peace offensive w hi c h box at the Ray 'r,uttJe farm clad "8upportlnao Jeb.v.b'._ O ....• allaU.a." meetllJl'l wJ1l not be published IJa the General 'Notlces column un­ 11:30 Recital Hon in a jacket with fur collar. But 12 :00 Rhythm Rambles bas been largely dormant since IOWA CITY MENNONITE OHUICH leu an event ukes place before Sunday mornln&'. Church notices 12:30 News J FiYe Years Ago Today OU Cla.k II. Jhe ouster of ing a disorder.1y h'ouse." Western nations is beginning to f morial Union. tournament will be held April MUSIC YOU WANT brill,. as early as 8. Adolph S. Ochs.p\.blisher at .the New York ~imes. died in New have the ettect it was designed TUflday,~"prll 1% lecture by Dr. Nathan A. Scott. 12. 13 and 14. at 7:30 each even­ 'you "Transfigured Night" by According York city ,following a cerebral hemorrhage. to have. 7:30 a.m.-Classes resume. "The Personal Principle in Re- THE UNIVERSITY COOPER­ Ing. on the sun porch of the IOwa Schonberg and Tchaik9vskJ~s Ruppe. areha 6:30 p.m.-Triangle Supper cent Literature and Its Religious ative Baby-sitting league book Memorial Union. Entrance dead­ "]812 Overture" at 9 p.m. t~enticated Ii club-Iowa MelTWrial Union. Implication" - senate chamber. w!l1 'be in the charge of Mrs. M. line is April 7. MONDAY'S 8CHEDVLI tlve Folsom 7:30 p.m.-University chess Old Capitol. ' :00 Mornlnl Chapel / Leventhal from April 5 to April 8:15 News have been m. tournament-Sun porch. Iowa Salurday. April 18 19. Telephone her at 8-2817 it . :30 Mornlnll Serenade places in low Memorial Union:" 12:15 p.m. - A.A/U.W. lunch- APPLICATIONS FOR THE ':20 The Bookshelf DaiLJlowan a siUer or Information about 1956 .:45 Women's F.ature evidence that The Hawkeye editor and busi­ WedneadJl..,:' April 13 eon meeting - University club 10 :00 News joining the group is desired. ness manager should be tiled man hunted , SAfIlUiIIDAY. APruL 9. 1955 rooms. 10: 15 Kitchen Cohc.rt 7:30 p.m. Meertng-Soclety ot 1:30 p.m. _ Inter-Dorm. field I with the office of the school of 11:00 rr~d W.rl~ Show as an archaei ALL MEMBER8 1· 0F. ORCHE­ II : U Strln, Serenade PIlhlWl~ cI8Ib'-neept SUftGaS' .nd ..,.n ., ,... ••• IUI.. '. If r.,.rI.' DAILY IOWAN EDITOa)AL STAPP the Sigma Xi-!ihambaugh lec- day _ field house. journalism. 205 Communications 1I:~ The Man and \he Momollt Writing in Wanmoy and ..,.. boIIdaya by Iludent h ...... Tho Dall, I ..... elre.I.U.. Editor ...... Gene Inal" sis are requested to . attend jl 12:00 Rhythm Ramble. 'IThe Iowan' J'ub1J ...1I ...... Inc. 130 Iow. ave.. Iowa ....n. •••• 1. C .... HaU. O.ttaque ture haH. Univ~sity library. Sunday. April 1'7 center, by 5 p.m .• Aprll 11 . Ap­ Iowa. Enlered __d r .... Manadn, Editor ...... Jerry Hess meeting on Tuesday. April ]2 in 12:30 News says it is h CI.,. .u J...... ,'I .,.. Ir... • ..... Wi .... Editors . .. • Ira Kupen,teln and 7:30 p.m.-University chess 7 p.m. _ Union board free plications must include a written 12:.5 Meet Our Ouest mall rNltler .t tile -' office at Ie • , ...... , •• r•••• Frld., .a' L:lrry Alkire the Mirror room 'rat the Women's summary of publications experi­ 1:00 "Mu.lcal ellal. c,mp$ites wil Iowa C1t7. under the .n of con ...... , • ••. Ie 11 •••• 8a1a ••• , . City Editor ...... Don McQ,IIUen tournament-Sun- • porch, Iowa . "Rhapsody in 'Blue" _ I :55 Old Tale. and New 01 1IIare11 .. 11'11. Soclely Editor ...... •..... Jan Papke Memorial Unlon j ' movIe. gymnasium at '1:30 p.m. ence. an outline of a suggested 2:10 Man's Righi 10 Knowl~".!:.... in the next II Main lounge. Iowa Memoriai 1, 1 , Sports Editor ...... Arlo Jaeobscln . program. and be accompanied by 3:00 Brllaln and rho Tide of ' _- out that the .1..... f , •• AllIOCJATID pallI Call 4191 Ir•••••• I. ml ••I, .. , t. Chief Photo .... pher. Jerry MOII

o , niB DARY IOWAN-Iowa efty-, 1a.-SI1., APrtI t; 1"5-:..... t ... .. ~-- ... ----.-. ... -.-. - ..... Where Talent ana Scholarship Are Creatively Fusecl- Edst~r Chat- himself honesUy, to endure th - pain and the rl.'lTlorse of It. But (Colltinued IrOI1l Page 1) that's the way to lidt it. The cr~abies try to hide from It was the worst kind of pain it, or drown it out with sleeping Art Building ~ymbolic of~ there could !be. pills or money or nolse. But the By ART BEILGEIL lNalled up there to that cross, brave men take it on the cblll, ' (This is anotHft arilcle .. • Jeaus sUUered. He actually died and accept J{. auIn aHut Mlldlap •• *lie 8111 ot suffering'. He didn't bleed to campus.) death, or die 'by any blow or la­ But why? you ask. That's a tal stabbing. He just suffered natural Ilues!ion. \thy should The SUI Art building, stand­ sorro\\o1fully until he dIed. you have to ~d 10 low, and ing on the west bank ot the Iowa Now what did he mean by do­ hurt so much and Tepebt so river, is a visual symbol at one ing that? He said be died tor the deeply? ~bat's the other part of ot the elements that makes SUI sins of the world. And he told the riddle, son. great - a proper emphasis upon people to rlWCnt of their sins, to 'But as you grow a Uttl, o1der, the ~reative aspect of university do as he did, and that his death you'U begin to know. You re­ life. was the answer tor aU of them. member that afU!r Jelua hum­ But the Art building Is more TIllS 3.CENT STAMP In bonor of the armed forces reserve will bled himself to the dea;>th, after than a symbol. It is a busy lab­ be plaeed 011 sale Armed Forees day, May 21, 1955, In WuhlOf- There's that old riddle, son. he submitted to the travaU and oratory where artists and art 100, D.O. 'R.hen Jesus died, .it didn't mean the pain and the death-he rose historians are trained for the you !Were promptly rid of all trom the run i V. miles eastward part that :keeps cropping u'p in you. You've .got to walk through tenced to 10 years in the Ipwa 5,000 int'Walk One ot the studios housq,s the His job as editorial consultant to the dam site. penitentiary Friday lor forgin, sculpture department. Along at the headquarters of the inter­ Work on the Iowa river flood the Valley ot Shadows. That's how lite Is. anl;l cashing a $47 check stolen the sides and scattered about the national organization in Santa control project was suspended from the Des MoinC$ home of L. room are plaster casts, clay mo­ Ana is on magazines, books, and two years ago when the federal No matter bow hard you try W. Simpson. Cochran pleaded Thai Chrisl dels, wooden sculpts and stone other publications which the appropriation for the dam was to do right, you'll slip. And it gllilty before District Judge Ray . . figures. group pubJJshes. exhausted. takee real stuff In a man to lace C. Fountain. The studio at the other end of the building Is called the mural Took 10 De'alh stUdio, and is devoted to oil painting classes and studio work. JERUSALEM (IP) - Christian 11 is flooded with light from Its pilgrims ot many nations, rang­ huge skylights or the fluorescent ing from turJ)aned Orientals to lights which have recently been gum - chewing Am e ric a n s, installed, and usually filled with marched on the Way of the the chirping of birds wlllch Ily Cross through the cobblestoned a bout near the ceiling. streets of Old Jerusalem Friday. Racks In Mural Room · _____ 1 ;;...;..;.- ______WANT AD RATES Personals Lost and Found e The Good Friday procession, One side of the mural room Is ODe day __ lie per ~ f0110wed thc path along which devoted to racks in which the 'I'IIree 0,. _ lZo per word J'ULLJ:R BRUSH dnler. Dial 8-2841. FOUNt>: Black Sch~elfel' pen near St, SPECIAL oAt.!! on pa~II", .. ICllnuMI, Jesus Christ carried his cross to students keep their paintings. FI.e 'a,. __ 150 per _rd PERSONAL LOANS on I)'pewrlleu. Mary'. church. Finder may claim at feed. ca,... Dill ,... Calvary. The floor is !l11ed with easels. Tea 0,. __ Ito per word phono.r."h •.•port equipment. itw- Dally Iowan BU lin OUlee by pa ~ln l ror ..Ie : Bird .. ca,••• feed. Dial JIll. elry.l26 \lo SouthHOCK-EYE Dubuque. LOAN COMPANY. ______for thll ad. _ More than 5,000 pilgrims took Near the wall, in a centrally Olle )(Ollt.h _ .Ie' per word Baby Sittlni part. the group was divided ac­ located position, Is a small stage IIbdmam charro 5to Good Things To Eat cording to languages. Preceding upon which models pose. Along Real Estate --- BABY SITTING. "1301. each unit was a huge wooden the walls are lockers and tables FOR 8~U:: Two _room bo" ..., full L'i::;I~'~. ~:'~~I~n~~te n!~~~~~, "f~; BabyliUln, III my home. Phoa. .... cross carried by 15 men. set up with fruit or other ob­ b.. ement. Dill_I. Ind lount.ln Jpeclallle •. Beran in Moslem Courtyard jects which the students set up 4191 Miscelianeoul for Sale The procession bcgan inside for stili life pain tI~gs. the courtyard of the Moslem sec­ The basement of the building Who Doe. It RENT-A.-CAR Fender ondary school near St. Stephen's contains a workshop where de­ ---- and gate and moved along to the sign students make actual mod­ OR Church of the Holy ·Sepulcher. els of their designs, and several The first station on the way other rooms devoted lo general RENT-A-TRUCK Body Work was on the spot where Christ design courses and advertising was' tried before Pontius Pilate. design. Also In the basement is LICENSED by The route is marked by 14 other a student-run gallery, which has sjanons ~er~~' incldents occur­ Drl C SYSTEM EXPERT WORKMEN been set up to give the students ctllTOM 1I'0r. WlUa __• MI. 1_ Uled WASHERS. wrlnler Ind seml- HERTZ red during Christ's walk to his a place to show their works. 8w1lN. 8utomatlc - Ounr.nleed . LAREW Co. r death. 11681. 221 1: . Washln,ton. S:l~- Kennedy Auto Mirl Basement A1lClUorhun Although he was crucified out­ Rooms for Ront FURNITURE, new and u.ed. beep. MAHER BROS. 708 Riverside Drive side the city wall, changes in One of the most interesting DOUBLE room for man. clole. "10 tlonal vllu .... Good variety. What do ~ you need 1 Thompson Transfer and Phone 9696 DIAL 7373 Jerusalem since thcn .have en­ rooms in the basement Is the au- month. 8-3297. Storl,e Co. closed the traditional site of the ditorium, where many of the art -R-OO-M-F-O-R-R-JI;-N1{-"'-UO--N-. -G-II-be-r-I.-­ Crucifixion and bUrial, which history courses are taught. The Typing LAFF· A· DAY form the last "Stations of the Wan'. room wl\h ~oklnl prlvlle,••. lighting and slide presenting ta.. Close In. Phone Mf8. TYPING. r ..t . aecurate work. '·1442 Cross." cllitles Or this room were des­ aller 3 p.m. Apartment for Rent Sermons Preached igned by Prot. Lester D. Long­ TYPING 01 ..,y kind. Dill "1713. At each station the procession man, head of the department. For rent : Two r09m furnished apart· Typln,. "351M!. paused while a sermon was ·Longman designed rheostat­ ment. Close III. 'ot aduili. Call 67110 ~:.-.=------..,...... ---- preached In the language of each controlled lanterns which enable lor Ippolntment. TYPING. a-om. group. lecturers to dim the Hghts of 3 new ap ... lmentl - unlurnlahea ex- TYPING. 7IM. . Brown-robed Franciscans led the auditorium to varying de­ copt for relrlluatcr and ,as .tove. ------THE RESULTS WERE FATAL when Boots, a 9-month-old bor­ Adulla only. Dill &75H. TYPING. the,.. all4 muu.ertPl. Ex- the procession, which included I commerclfi teacber. Work ICUiranleed. der collie, met a porcupine near his home in Cralr, Colo. His faee grees so that students can see members of the order from all the slides well, and still be able Help Wanted :,D_la_1..:...... :..I4~P.....:3. ______over the world - Filipinos, rot the brunt of the pOrcupine attack. Many dors learn to 8tay TYPING. 2447. a.way from porcupines a.fter rettinr a. small dose of Quills. Boots to take notes. Longnlan also de- NO EXP&RLENCI; necessary to ellrn Americans, Europeans. veloped a system which allows ,ood Income with Avon COlmetlel. 'CYPING - Plio... II.. A Franciscan with a Midwest­ died after belnr riven anaesthetic and havlnr the Quills removed We Iraln you. WrlM Mrs, Orman, Box the lecturer to change slides au- 874. Da venport. Iowa. ern accent conducted the servic­ by a veterinarian. Autos for Sale - Used es for the camera-toting Ameri------.------.,..------tomatically, and this feature he WANTED : Lady for Cull time employ­ said, has probably saved the ment. Apply to Mr. Todd. PariJ ---tU8 PLYMOUTH. nil the extr ... Phone cans, many of whom wore sport B G· I T -, d· University hundreds of dollars _C_Ie_a_ne_r_s.______8-2801. shirts. Here and there an Am- oy, I r rappe In in the last few years by 'ellmln- WOMEN to do teleph.one work usin, '4t FORD - two door. Radio. over- criean woman passed in slacks. 'd their own phone Ind liso a couple drive. hea,er. By owner f3~ . Good atlng the nee d ! or a sli e pro- free to travel. Phone "4102. condition. Dial 543S. Brilliant Costumes jector operator. Some ChTistian Arab women flJ I CAR HOPS wanted . 18 years or mlrrled Work Wanted C · R· 33 2 PletUJ'el at Once preferred . Also misuilaneoul kltcben wore brilliantly embroidered ar .In Iver nOurs The screen is 20 teet wide, Drivehelp. . BIIDial Ten5»7. Inn, 5t3 S. Rlvenlde SEWING.______7481. _ costumes dating from the time which enab)es it to accommodate of the Crusaders. Some nursed BRISTOL, N.H. (JP)-A youngl . t}Wo pictures at the same time. NlCEJ)ZDI Man 01' woman It one. to Instruction high school girl who with her of Jokes on the 1ront seat, the taIIe ",,110m.. , babies. n is beaded so as to reflect I1gh t cu. of ....bUlhecl III tcenage escort was trapped 33 girl said she read aloud to keep lowa eft)' for f_u·s. ",aUonall7' Id­ BALLROOM danee ...... MIIaI T .... As the pilgrims approached as accurately as possible, and is vertlJed Watkin producll. Good eRn­ III .. Immedl",,,,. No IIIvelUllenl. 'Write Wurlu. Phoo. MIS. the church, the chants and hours in a c~r marooned in a up t~eir spirits. • electrically lowered and retract­ swift-flowing river, Friday night Paine wante? to to go 1. B. Walltllli Co., D·... Winona. MlIIIL hymns of the Christians merged ~ttempt ed. Ignition told how shc alternately prayed ll.shore,. but Wll1lS dlscour­ wltb a Moslem call to prayer ~ The building contains an art Trailers for Sale from a nearby minaret. and read aloud from a joke book aged him, .saymg she knew help CARBURETORS library, two lecture rooms aDd FOR BALE: " foot modem trlller ' From that paint to the end of during the ordeal. would arrIve. lIou.... Call Charles !lIalle at ..1141. GeNERATORS STARTERS . Searchlnr Party fourteen studios besides having t~e way, radios in Moslem shops Briggs & Stratton Motors uP. In her bed at Friday morning, the pair heard 40,000 slides, a large collection along the street broadcasting Prop~ed Wanted Franklin . ~osP ltal , 14-year-old shout.:; of a searching party and of three-dimensional color sUdes, SERVICES "I foolishly remirked that loIarg couldn't ~oslem sermons from the mos­ WANTED: Bib, crib. PYRAMiD ciraI . :.\0 Nancy Willis, pale from her har- "I knew help was coming" the and mounted photographs. 621 S. Dubuque Dial 5723 , one of these a1fairs!" . "\ ques competed with the Chris­ rowing experience, told a pho- girl said. - ' tian Liturgy. Friday is the Mos­ tographer, "I (eel fine, thank They were rescued from the ' lem Sabbath. you." Her mother, Mfs. Edwina 1949 two-door automobile over a Corsi- Merrill, sat at her ,bedside. spray-l;wept fire department ,. The girl and her companion, ladder. (Continued from Page 1) Folsom Man Once Alfred E. Paine Jr., 16, were By use of a block and tackle t , rescued Friday aiter their car the ladder was lowered like a migration law whicb Corsi has , plungl:P over an embankment ,boom over a 35-foot span ot criticized. ... In Iowa, Ruppe Says into the Smith river Wednesday rampaging water. "I am being attacked for the .~~ ~ .. ~~ New evidence shows that the night. When brought to shore, they things I stand for rather than as Folsom man of early pre-history Prayed in Baek Seat were near exhaustion and sUffer­ an Individual," Corsi I a I d. He ranged the land that is now Iowa Nancy said she and Paine ing from cold and hunger. Physi­ said he considers himself a sym­ as early as 8,000 B.C. spent Wednesday night in the cians expect to release them from bol of "liberal opposition to the the hospital today. According to Prof. Reynold J. back seat of the car prayin,. McCarran - Walter Immigration Ruppe, archaeQlogist at SUI, au­ Car Missed Turn · law with its un' - American an4- When daylight came, she said, Although the young cO\.lple was titentlcat,ed finds of the distinc­ discriminator), leatures to which they found· themselves about 40 not allowed to speak to newsmen tive Folsom and Fluted points even the President himself ob- feet from shore, Finding a book immediately, pOlice explained Have been made in a number of jects," their car apparently missed a Yleldlnt to Delllalldti places In Iowa. The discovery of turn in the road and plunged evidence that the ancient Folsom AdiCli- . He said he believed the state down a steep. embankment into department was yielding to Wai­ l11an hunted In Iowa is regarded the water. as an archaeological surprise. (Continued from Page 1) ter's demands that he be fired. Wearingl, brtl)\ flight clothing, The Italian-born Corsi, a friend Writing iii the May Issue of hundreds of appeals had been re­ the couple .u.setha· blanket found "The Iowan" magazine, Ruppe ceivcd to discuss the tense Asian of former Gov. Thomas E. Dew­ in the car for Iwanmth. ey ot New York, said Thursday says it Is hoped ' t hat Folsom situation. OWclals pointed out that the campsites wlll be uncovered here Blair saip that no clearance night he had been notified hood ripped.1 )op$e and covered abruptly that his appointment as in the next few years. He points was sought from .the Democratic the wlndshi01d, thereby shielcDng Ollt that the Folsom man was a party leadership tor the broad­ speelal alsistant to Dulles w a 8 the interU1~8c.ttfe 1=ar, especially "temporary" and that it would nom'ad who hunted large. grass­ cast, and that Stevenson felt the rear ~ t,.• .,:\~ping jt amaz­ end on April 10 - 90 days from eating animals such as the bison party politics have f\O place in ingly dry despi\~ . the fact water 'Vith spears and spear-throwers. discussion of the U.S. course in outside cam\: up 10, the car win- the time he was IWO~ In. If campsites are discovered they the Far East. dOws. ', • This wal after he had been at­ will probably be small ones. Congress has voted President T,he roaI; Of e rllpids prevent­ tacked by Walter, who laid Corsi The Folsom man is so called Eisenhower the power to make ed crle~ pJ 1fle ~ aalr from bern, had been asspclated' with Com­ because 01 the site in New Mex­ a decision on whether U.S. mili­ heard on shore. ;n1e auto hom muntit-ltpP'f~ou~js. Corsi, who Ico whef'e tools of t his early tary action will be taken it is­ aha became , in'operatlve when had ,DeeD at oqa( With Walter oq North Americ,,1l Indian cuP.ure lands in· the Formosa area are water nood~ the eJtctrlcal IYS­ blile Immi... ~tiob polley, ~ wert fir.t diIcovet:ed. attacked. tem. the chara•• . . , tM !MB 19,!4N-~ ~ ~.-8a!, A~, " ty;t trU .. _. . , Middlecoff Takes -Le-ad' -I H~an Off 2; IHow'm I Doing, Nurse?1 ~. , Snead Is 3rd; BY JERRY LISKA '\ . CHICAGO (,IP) - Bronzed, Marty Marion's assertion they had new suppor«.1Ito1l\ Manager hind the Indians last season, rookie center fielder Solly Drake, bold and battle-minded, the will win the American league Eddie Stanky of the Cardinals. "looked marvelous in the field. is out with a broken ankle and Burke Skids White Sox and Cubs returned "It Walt Dr~ ' Wnd George The way he's diving around, another newcombcr tabbed for race. Friday from their Florida and KelJ come th16\l'lt11fl1JSlla Stanky there's nothing wrong with him .)' H1JGB FULLERTON Jll. Arizona training bases, both Manager Stan Hack of the after the Sox' 7-6 victory over physicaIl~." the Cubs' "new look" outfield, . Augusta, Ga. (JP}-Cary Mid­ confident of vastly improving Cubs, although stili undecided the Cards at Memphis Thursday, Dlopo, admittedly the key Ted Tappe, will yield light field dlecott, the 1949 open gol! their baseball lot this season. about two outfield spots and the "the White Sox won't need much man in the Sox' title hopes, has to veteran Frankie Baumholt: cliampion who has tried vainly At morning workouts in their end men on his pitchlni. staff, more to give the Indians and been swinging for the fences this until a heel iuj ury mends. to take the measure of the Au­ respective ball yards, the Sox sees such an Improvement that Yankees a battle right down to spring and, lately, been hitting The Cub pitching nucleus in­ cine wor gllata National coorse, finally ac­ and Cubs plepared for the City the seventh-finishing Bruins of the wire. them, cludes Bob Rush, Paul Minner, 9:20 a.m. c:dmpllshed the feal with a 65 Series winding up the exhibition J954 may vault as high as fourth "They've got the pitching and At Wrigley field, Hack de­ Warren Hacker and Howie Pol­ rr it ha FrIday to take the 36-hole lead campaign at Comiskey park to­ In the National league. defense. Brother, I wish I had clared that "there's no Question let. The rookies who can give It menns ill' the Masters' tournament. day and Wrigley field Sunday. Although M:arion missed the Marty Marion's pitching." about it, the Cubs are definitely this staff a lot of starch arc Sam se:!rch for flJ'be tall ex-dentist trom Mem­ The White Sox cavorted with morning drill, dropping off the Stanky noted that Kell, in­ improved. We possess more fire, Jones and Bob Thorpe, a 28- paralytic ahot one of the finest rounds I' ""ill desire and hustle, plus speed." game winner up from Stockton, Gtl in the hlstory of this colorful a spirited zip that indicated they Memphis-Chicago train to pick jured as the Sox bogged to a toUrnament - only' one stroke have taken to heart Manager up his auto at St. Louis, the Sox third-place finish, J 7 games be- The speediest Cub, however, Cali!. Guesses over tbe Masters record to gain fectivenes a four-stroke mal1gin over !Ben cent upw Hb,.n, usually the boss of tthe no confir IWHITNEY MARTIN'S - Tennis Team Ashburn Injured as The tw 00, COurse. Miner Signs ., 'Mlddleco!1, Iputlini lIke a de­ m05t­ mon, had nlnes oC 31 and 34, Wins 2, Loses Phils Whip Giants discoverer $eVen strokes under Augusta Francis J Sporb With Orioles comment National's par of 36-36-72, and WILMINGTON, Del. (,IP) - 4 in Doubles THOMASV1LLE, Ga. - Bob would have tied the record if he Richie Ashburn and Del Ennis, But Sal I s...~I.1 I. Th. D.lly I .... an Miller, former Iowa basketball atively w hadn't three-putted the 17th Iowa s tennis players won two iNiEW YORK (IP)-WJth Ted Willial'\'1o'i' silence eoncerning his tlrst-line ouLfieldcrs of the Phil­ and baseba II letterman, Thurs­ made an ~n. baseball ,plans Igetting louder ~lnd -louder, the American league and lost four Friday in the round M&QnUIl B .. Record adelphia Phillies, were taken to day signed a contract with the work wo faces the prO$Cct of opening 'the season without one really out- robin doubles play between the Baltimore Orioles and was a8- cine was ·The record M lor the Masters' Hawkeye team, Washington uni­ Memorial hospital Friday after standing individua\ drawing card. ' signed to Wichita oJ the Western In a ne ud for a competi tive round on versity and Purdue at S1. Louis. colliding under a long drive by oMrokey Mantile? To us he is an exciting player, 'but we doubt league. gave scm the '8,t50-yard Augusta National very much that the turnstiles will go into a diuy whlrI'just lbecause MIckey Mantle of the New York was made by [;loyd Mangrum. No team scores are kept for Scout Phil Gallivan of ·the Or­ vaccines i he's in the lineup. \ ' ,.Thb great round late Friday, each day's play. Play will end Yankees. ioles signed first baseman Miller, that not Minnie Minoso? a ,power hitter and intr~guing all-around per­ following, a ,par 72 on the open­ today and team scores will be The blow became an inside the whose home is in Water loo, and ~~ me way_ (AP WI ..,laekl former, but not a great gate attraction. Ralph Kiner? Jf he should tabulated. second' baseman Fred Berger of the best In, round gave MiddlecoM a 36- return to his old horne run form he's a !pOaSSibillty. Yogi Berra and park homer but the Phils won, bole total of 137. Hogan, making EARLY WYNN, aUlnr pitcher for the Cleveland Indiana, peen Friday Iowa's Jim Andrews Mason City after tryouts in the aJ(3in:;t s AI Rosen? Good 'ball ,players, sure, ,but we doUbt if any fans would 8-6. a strong bid alter Sam Snead at a clinical thermometer held by his nurse, Mrs. Maryann Brl&­ and Gene Nadig defeated Chuck Orioles' farm club training camp effective tlk, In a Clevelaad botlpl&aL Two weeks aro, WYDD had an In­ stay away from a game ibec'ause they were out of the lineup. Krabell and Sanford Astor of Ennis appeared to be merely Anl1 hjKt set the ea[lly pace, was rele­ Bdb Lemon rperhaps comes the 'Closest ,to having a ,following here. gated 'to second place with 73- fluenza and suffered a relapee a week aco when he "HemMed ~ Purdue, 12-11. Dick Hood and shaken up. Ashburn sustained an Francis right now, as Quite a ,few folks might turn out to see the Indians Berger will be with Cordele, N-Hl. Snead and the first pUeh. The club physician hal now dlacnosed the cllffleuUy .. Chuck Bailin, Iowa, defeated injured left knee and may not the findi wihen he i:s scheduled to ,piLc h who might not otherwise 'be there. Ga., of the Class D Georgia­ rqund leader, Jaclde Burke, bronchitis and said the hurler will be In the boaplt.al two or iliree Chuck Seibert and Bob Edmonds, sion at th Without individua.l 'bait to lure play in the opener against the Florida League. "(ound up in a tie lor third with days. He said WYDD mi&'ht !pitch In a week or 10. Purdue, 12-5. gan. It p the (ans the American lea~e New York Giants Tuesday. Gallivan said he was impress­ 1+3'.. . John Howell and Bob Ogesen ed with the fielding skill and greatest must rely on a tight race, and it of IQiwa were defeated by Wash-' If he misses action, the game's Middleco1!f climaxed a sensa­ the power hitting of the 6-foot given a tional putting streak with a 75- m~ght be stymied in that direc­ Ington's Don Pfeifcr and· Don longest current consecutive game The me tion, as most cfuservers are pre- ' 6-inch Miller and considers him fpitchers, Don Mos­ The National has four .players, 440,000 c 'Hogan was shooting tor the dians Friday as "the best team si and Ra,y Narleskl, who made Senators Pou nd knocked out by the crash but DANCELAND received d Inti after a comparatively poor at least, at undeniable ,gate Jure. I ever managed" and predicted creditable relief appearances, Stan Musial .tor one. The sheer later leit the field under their Cedar Rapids, Iowa than a mj first round and he pennant •• Homers lor Kiner grace of this great athlete and own power. Ills conSistently outatanding per­ HAGERSTOWN, Md . (IP) ....J. DB compar sensational round. Ben shot 35- winners with less than the III Of Ralph Kiner, onetime Na- N.w Yorlt (A) 100 001 O~~I 8 (; TONITE Until , tional league home run leader formance make him a pleasure Camilo Pascual and Maury Mc­ "hll.delphla ~UO U3U 03x-8 I~ I ~,'Playing beautifully on Big Pre-Easter Ball the 'back nine and never going victones they earned last season. who came to the Indians via the to watch. Mayfbe, because ,he Dermott threw a six-hitter at Ford. Grim (.i). S.ln (7) ond B.rra, never has been a controversial Cincinnati Friday to spark Wa sh­ lIoward (6): Meyer. Sprln E" (j~. Loven­ over par. Lopez credited the addition 'Pittsburgh Pirates and the Chi­ lulh (9) .Ild 8url••• . W-Sprlnl. L­ FREE GIFTS FREE Ilt was Iby (ar Middlecoff's fin­ ol rookie southpaw Herb Score cago Cubs, Lopez said: figure, he hasn·t lbecn in 'Wil­ ington to an 11-5 victory, the Saln. Senators' eighth against two Home rutu: New York-C.rey, ftoJaut· - EASTER L1LLlES - est performance in the Masters. and veteran outfielder Ralph "I said at the start ot spring liams' class as a drawing card, .' losses in the spring exhibition Ie, floward. - EASTER HAMS - He finished second to Olaude Kiner for much oC his optiplism. training that if he played every but he nevertheless draws fans Ted Williams liarrnon in 1948, the year 'be­ series between the inter-league COUNTRY EGGS Lopez said frankly that he day for us, he would hit 40 home to ':~:\'-fays for sure. 'r'he Gi- Last of ~he Big Nam P rivals. . "Doors Open 1:15 P.M. II tore he gained his open victory, runs. I wasn't sure at the time CANADIAN BACON doesn't expect the Tribe to win anls' center fielder who to date has lived up to his press notices 1s W ••hIDII.n ... 003 011 001-11 J8 J Salk, 't but the ibest 18 ,he could moot that he'd be good enough defen­ Ol~:\ ~ a show in himself, whether at bat or In the field. . Claolnn.11 ., ' .tHI UOO U Introducln~ burgh res then was 69. 11 J this season. sively to play regularly. 1" .....1. McDermoll (7) ond K.,· l:einrtl'#ljil Burke Drops Ted Klusze'Wski draJWs ~tomers who J.Lke 10 see the bal!' lort­ ob ••It; Nuh,lI, Flsh.r (.) .nd Ballo y. JACK MANTHEY & HIS studied u "The league has better bal­ '''From what I've seen of Ralph "'-P..... I. L-N •• hall. "Ends Snead, although he bewailed ed ou.t of the rpark, and there are few W'ho don't. Il'he home TIUn still Home run.: Washln,\on - Sleven. el'al othe ance this year, so 111 won't be these past few days, I now am Monday" a couple of wasted shots, also is the No. l igate attl'adion, and the huge l(OOd-natured ~edlegs' 'tMt, Knrcheek. Clnclnnatl - Nux".", WOW GREA T ORCHESTRA will folio necessary to win the pennant," certain he'll play regularly for B ...... I. had a fine round, 36-35-71. He first /baseman is tlfe man who ean deliver it. gram. Sal he said. us - ' and hit those 40 home "Why do you need a woman EASTER MONDAY was four .strokes better at the RObin Roberts, a perennial 20-game winner, is a boon to the Pirates' 3 Homers new find 36-hole stage this time than he Added Herb Score \ runs." gate every Hme he's .scheduled to lPit-ch • . when death is your mistress PUG'S WESTERN PLA YlOYS which w() Expressing general praise for It is not kmpro'balb'le that Warren SpaIin has a .!olIowll1!g, also, better tha was a. year ago, when he carne Last year, he said, "we had Beat Orioles, 10-7 every afternoon ...1" Next Wednesday 0'0 to tie Hogan with a record the greatest pitching staff in the most of the leam, Lopez said he and you mi.ght ad'4 H.ank Sauer to uhe list of sl~ers innings by Baltimore failed tlon is wh seemed in a much better trame to close the gap In Pittsburgh's can protee . Alone at 1'" was 'Bob R091:>twg "He has come up with a big t Oil of mind when he rejoined the early lead. , .". ' c:oc.oIC. It, Dlb.llx8 exposure CYt, San Francisco, who shot his league curve and he has the ¥!uthpaw Johnny Antonelli, ace team Sunday," the manager said. B.lllmore , .. lOt lOt O:l'!- 7 I ~ ( IUYI·CAIrt ".CU lEI polio. Tha second par 7~. Mike Souchak, poise of a pitcher who has been Giant Homer New York southpaw who had PUhharrh ., .011 SIt! OUx-IO 12 3 ! .... TODAY THRU TUESDAY As in the past, Lopez expects been ' groomed to pitch on open­ ".11 ••• Br•• h ... (7) .nd 1\1 ... ; Sur· from the b tied for second with an open­ around for years. He'll pitch in ing '71, sli;pped back to 74 for hi!! toughest competition to cornp. Beats Bosox, 8-7 Ing day. "eal, Kiln. (7), W.d. (8) .n' Shep­ PLUS volunteer rotation against any and all • -i .rd. W-8urlloni. L--Pallca. CINEMASCOPE 145. Julius Boros, with '71-75, from the New York Yankees. U.me ,aDI: 8amlnore - Wallkill, At their clubs." DANVILLE, Val (A') - One Antopell! w~s working with a "Su.per_nlc: A,e" came. in wibh a blC group at 146. L.p •• rl. 1'111o" ••rh - 8~rr.lI, W.rd. and Fran With Score among the start­ horne run by the New York Gi­ ~ut tinger, IsuUered last week Oor.oe. TIGERS BUY INFIELDER When . I)e ' rammed bis hand - LATE NEWS- be far to ers, the Indians have a formid­ ants overcame five by the Boston UNIQUE QUESnONNAlRE DETItDIT (IP) - The Detroit against a ' razor blade in his 100 per ce able crew of mound.!!men which Red Sox as the world champions 'ImiIlUADELPHIA (,IP) - The Ti'gers Friday purchased utility villise. vaccine, b elready includes Bob Lemon, inlielder Ron SamfQrd from the won 8-7 Friday. The single Giant be ]00 per University of PennsyJvania sent o,lst .~. , f! homer was made by pinch hItter a.ston ...... :tt--,7 "DOORS OPEN I : I~ " ~t an athletic qu~Uonnaire to Mike Garcia and Early Wynn. New York Giants tor the waiver Now Y .... •... 1" ...... _ II • successful its toofball season ticket hold­ In addition, Lopez can call on !price of $10,000. Samiford hit .253 Bill Taylor with two on and the "Brew." Ke .."aere, (8) a •• Wlltte: From I Anionelil. G.I •• o... 41) ••• W ••ln",. NOW Ends veteran Bob Feller, who won 13 lor Oakoland of the Pacific Coast score tied in the seventh inning people are ers ' Itskin, opinlons on every­ "'_GIl...... '-Kemmerer. Monday f1) and lost 3 last season; another to climax a slx~run rally. Reme r ••• : "8t.~-Mele. m i ; ':,'~'II thlpg ifrom the schedule to the lea.gue last season. He 8iPpeared of antlbod J.ns.n. Wblte, ...,01 •. Ne" Y.,r_--T.~-' I Walt Disney's "ENDS quality of the !hot dogs. veteran, Hal Newhouser; and in 12 games for the Giants. The Red Sox .homers came oft ,.,. 1 vaccine, P­ "PETER NOW MONDAY" CO-HIT gests som if I ALEXAMIEI bodies for PAN" inVasions there is 1 (lnly a s Pitchers -Named Por Opening f- Day .bodies can ~ r ... , M CHICAGO (IP) - Robin Rob­ 11 today cine a su erta 'of the Philadelphia Phillies can. (23-15). Mlnner (11-11) Is due to start mott (7-15), the rangy Washing­ licensed f apd Ned Carver of the Detroit There will be two Monday Spabn for Mtlwaukee for the Cubs. The Cards have to~ lefty, Is due to pitch against ''' , A1,.lYH " tWit Institute' 1'1aers, each facing bb sixth Milwaukee, given a good two prize rookies in third base­ Whitey Ford (16-1J). games, eight Tuesday openers -AND- p'roval is e: opel'ling day assignD\ent, add a }len­ man Ken Boyer and center field­ Kansas City will welcome big and the remaining teams will chance of winning its first - STARTS TUESDAY - ALAN LADD • JAMES MASON tions coulc familiar touch to the 10-game nant, will open at home with er Bill Virdon with Stan Musial league ball with Alex Kellner have their home openers Thurs­ April 18, (>1 'procram that launebes the new day. Warren Spahn (21-12) against back on first base. (6-17) the tentative choice to op­ ALIC GUINNESS In dren. baJebaU season Monday and Fowler (12-10), a 31-year-old Cincinnati's Gerry Staley (7-13). Lemoll VI. Truekl pose Detroit's Garver (14-11). "CAPTAIN'S PARADISE" Some IT 'l\Jeaday. rightilander who bloomed belat­ The Braves bave no new faces Bob Lemon (23-7), getting his The Boston Red Sox, still wait­ urged. tha Tfle two pitchers will be trip- edly as a rookie last season, will in the starting lineup. fourth opening day job, will try ing lor that telephone call frolJ1 And children U­ pin; over their beards, however, do the h 0 nor s tor Cincinnati It wlll be Max Surkont (9-18) to start Cleveland on the way to Ted Williams, will pitch Frank "Mr. Po". Goes to Mo.cow" to pregnar before they approach Walter Monday against Chicago's Bob for Piitsburgh against Carl Er­ another pennant. His opposition Sullivan (15-12) at Baltimore groups arE Johnson's record of 14 openers or Rush (13-15). skIne (18-15) wpen Brooklyn is Chicago's Vh'gil Trucks (19- against Jim McDonald (4-1). polio. even Grover Alexander's mark of Nat. Name Porloertleld opens 'at Ebbets field. Brooklyn's 12). . Faye Throneberry bas the job of Of all 1 12. Bobby FeUer ot Cleveland In the presidential opener at lineup probably will/Und veteran The Indians preaent no rookies tilling Willlams' Ilhoes. this year, topS the modems wit h seven Washington Monday where Pres­ Jackie Robinson at Jhird and on opening day although they tions will t foundation glamorous opening day jobs, in- ident Eisenhower will throw out Sandy Amoros, a .400 hitter In have a red-hot kid pitcher, Herb ,1 dudlna a no-hitter. the first ball, Bob Porterfield the exhibitions, In lett field. Er­ Score, ready for action in a few ENDS TONITE first and s Unless the managers shltt (13-15) is slated to work for skine wlll be pltchln, hb fourth days. lie, private their plans over the weekend, manager Chuck Dressen's Sena­ opener. The Yankees' bid to regain lost "YOU'RE IN THE Also lnoc\ Art Fowler of Cincinnati, Lou tors a,ainst Kretlow (6-11), the Eddie Stanky of St. Loub, des­ glory will start at Yankee sta­ NAVY NOW" IN CONST JoNT un IY S'ORTS ANNOUNCIII, children, n Who took I Kntlow of 'Baltimore, Johnny somewhat surprising cholee of perate for pitching. w ill start dium where Washington will be PI,.I W'UTUS, CLUI OFFICIALS AND 'ANS Antonelli or the New York GI- Manaaer Paul Richards. riaht oU with Lawrence (15-8), the visiting club. Maury McDer- "RIDE VAQUiRO'" ...... i ,f't.rt.r" "'I. book I. auth.lled by 'rlck, C...... I .. I_ " the strong Nearo who was 50 suc­ .--.=-.. 'ar" anti, and Brooks Lawrence of the Dressen wlll make his bow as ....""" ...... the p,..ld.~" ef .h. ""'. ",.1" ...... st. LoulJ Carda wiN praw open- an American league manaler cessful alter coming up from aile H. "".. """ b." 011... luch , ....1'1... u, ,.,·d.11 Iioft!. _tlon .., ...... highlight, of .,•• 1 .... i_, ,It. Wect~ lqAcia,. honors for. the t Irs t with rookie Bob Kline at short- minors in mld-seasoQ. The Cards lur., ef ' ..m., .te. II c...... rythl.I, lncludi., .... Ume. stop and pint-sized Ernie Ora- will be at Chioa,o where Paul Edward S" Rose ~ya- .Iandlng ,teord" .Ie.•• tc. Th.,•• ,I,... hMul. " ThJa _nUt .. devoted &0 Can­ the A_,Ic•••• d Hatlo.al l.o,u." r.a. w.1i ...... ,... NeVil 8prblkllar ", ....lea vetz a ' possible outfle)d platoon cer Coab'ol - Ute raltllDa" ., del•• ef ...4 ...... 1 •• mi." I.. , •• ,. A sprinkUn. of rooldu ",ell dot man. Baltimore's lineup will In­ tuDda and r.ner., cIJICl1llll1.~ ef . USVi the box KOres ai' the -.:Iubs nart elude two rookies who used to DON'T GET , prorrell - PHARMACY If • r~';;~.;~~;'-;:-;;;;:a~.:::- -;;~;-l forecall c ... Monda! I the 1~-pme chase with the 1954 belan. to the Y~ees, fir" pan .f til.. wortltwlllie IDOV,­ 1 lOll Wa,hl.,I.. Avo.ue. St. leul. a. MI ....." , I MARRIEP ••• meat .- ..me." alODl lIIe until III! pennant winners - New York baseman Gus Triandos and allO 1 Pi.a.. ,.ncI Official b,,"all Guld., , ••to rl. ""I" ... I Glanta and Cleveland Indiana - catcher Hal Smith. : , • with;... .., DIU' BrNaI IIlIe Pharmac.... f1lnllih melli­ 11_ ,rlcl ef 5'.00. Ch.ck or III_V ...... ' major I~I 8ervlces • , • bvlta...... Nap­ ea&aea IUId UIId III variollll "ROMAN HOLIDAY" man lil lavoted to repeaJ, • When the' full schedule starts wa1" We are a pan of Uda IN~E -, ~ ...... W ...... 'l1b.t I~ . The Gianta are 8-5 bets with Tuesday, the world champion n.e 1OfVIe'e - Brooklyn rated '1-5 and Milwau- New York Giants will be at PhU­ "'kI, lie. I ",OORESS' \ ~;on ~Ij, kee .,,-110 the l'fat40nal. Cleve- adelphia with Antonelli (21-7), Tuesjq" OPEN 61aO . 7:00 \ CITY lONE STA" \ HALL'S DRUG SHOP It;; the 4~ land .. ev~ ~DF" a~ the New 'ace ot the '54 staff, drawin, the 1" S. Sf. -- - - , 117 Be.1II .., .... Du-'_ .- - :::;:=- - ... ~---::;-~-=- :~~~- York Yank.. 6~ ~.!he Ameri- openln, plum .,alnst Roberts let O~I ', ' , . .,. " c ~ ~------~ -..

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