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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1954-10-01 The Weather ' Cloud, aad cooler Wa" with IlIPe ill die U·.. CkMacllaeA, .,.. weaUler _4 abow,- pretleted for SaturdaYI NEW YORK UP) - Clutch-hit­ .. ting Dusty Rhodes smashed a Est. 1868 - AP Leased Wir., Wirephoto - Five Cent. pinch-hit single and another home run Thursday and young Johnny Antonelli hurled a grit­ ty eight-hitter to Iwhip the Cleveland Indians 3-1 1artd give the New York Giants a. 2-0 leaa in 1he World Series. Rhodes continued his spectac­ rges ular pinch hitting with a flflt} inning single that tied the score and sma~hed a solid home' run off the facade of the upper right field slands in the seventh to Vishinsky gille the young Giant southpaw • I r 'I mOTe comfortable working trl1lrgin. His homer was a genu­ Ine blow. in sharp contrast to Hails Defeat the pinch pop fly that won the Delawa re Boa rd opener Wednesday in the 10th inning. , Acts in Struggle Of EDC PI Antonelli, the 21-J:ame winner UNITED NAT10NS. N. Y. (.4» , the Giants snared from Milwau­ -Russia's Andrei Y. VlshlOllky kee in a deal for Bobby Thom­ For Segregation Thursday proposed the ellmlna­ son last winter. skirted several James Dixon. SUI graduate tion of all atomic and bydroren shaky situations to leave 13 MILFORD. Del. (A»-A newly who has been conducting the sev­ States who had been drafted. weapons by stages and the even­ Cleveland men on base. That elected Milford board of educa- enth army symphony orchestra A 1eature of the opening con­ tual usc ot atomic energy for made it 26 left in two futile tion voted Thurstflly to remove while servIng in the army. this cert of the season. Oct. 20. will SAN ANTONIO. Tex. (JP) - peaceIul purposes only. games for the American league year will be cQnductor of the SUI be the Bela Bartok thIrd piano Cpt Claude Batchclor Thursday 11 Negro stu,dents from the rolls symphony ol'che$tra, Prof. Hlmle Vlshlnsky put before the UN' champs who set a league reco\'d concerto. with Prot. John Simms mght was com)icled of collabor­ assembly at the end of a s~h with 111 victories whllc dc­ ot the formel'ly all-white MIl- Vox.man, head of SUI's music de­ ot SUI's music dl1>artment as ating with the enemy and lasting 1 hour and 410 minutes throning the New York Yankees. ford hlgh school and send lhem partment, said Wednesday. soloist. Voxman said there wUI squealing on fellow prisoners oI the most complicated and de­ Antonelll Fans 9 back to a Negro school ''In the Dixon. formerly of Guthrie be more emphasis on contem­ war in Korea and sentenced to tailed resolution on disannament Ute in prIson. The slick lefty from Roches­ in terest of the welfare of the Center, entered service after re­ porary music this season than 1n so tar oUered by Moscow in the ter, N. Y. walked six and struck ceiving a bachelor o.f music de­ previous yea,rs. The court-martlal verdict was nine-yearhistor.Y of the UN. ou t 'nine. More important. he children and the community as a gree from SUI in June. 1952. He returned afler 2 hours and It The Soviet delegate introduoed came through in the clutch. He whole." has conducted the seventh army • • • minutes of deliberation. a number of new provlslonB ~ttugg led up the rond with Ind­ The school board's action an- I symphony· orchostra in 76 con­ "1 can take It." Batchelor mur­ which had not been contained in lans to Jelt and l'igh l of him alI nounced after an emergenc; ex- certs. lor German audiences, .a.p- Mitropoulos To Lea~ mured to his weeping mother 35 previous R u s s I a n proposals. the wa y. • pearmg In all.ot \.he major CIties they embraced. These included a plan for a tem­ Even in the ninth he was in eculive session. was the latest in West Germany. Orchestra-Chorus The board asked if he win ted porary lnternatlonal control com­ trouble. AI Sm~th, whose fir~t move in a segl:egalion struggle The army orchestra presented to say anythin •. misBlon to supervise atma re­ inning home run on Antonelll's that developed' in tllis Delaware a number of classical music pro­ Batchelor, through his attor­ duction proposed for the next first pitch gave Cleveland its on­ ney, said he did not. community over the admission grams, Including thl'OO Gian Car­ In final Concert six months. ly score. opencd the ninth wJth lo Menott! operas. The concerts Guilty on 5 CollD" the 11 Negro students to the Dimitri Mltropoulos. conductor Peaceful Co-Exlatellce' Polley 8 single off John's glove. Bobby of. The Kermit, Tex .• soldier was high school in keeping with the were co-sponsored by the army of the New York Philharmonic He also told the .UN U\.at Mos-, Avila. the league batt(ng champ, and the U.S. department of state. acqultted on one count 01 IrJ­ recent supreme court. ruling that symphony orchestra, will conduct cow bases i1& foreign poJicy followed with a single . (0 left. Many oC the orchestra ,players the SUI symphony orchestra and fOrming on fellow prisoners. con­ squarely on a policy o! peaceful While Hoyt Wilhelm heated segregation In the nation's were graduates of outstanding victed on two others. He was schools should end. chorus tQr the final coneert of co-existpnce between fhe' Com" up in the bullpen, Antonelli music schooLs . in the 'United t)tls school year. f found guilty on three counts ot munist and capitalist states. He . settled down to strilte ou\ Rn An­ '!Ihe issue of whether the 11 collaborating with the enemy. The conce~t will be a hlghliglrt hailed the defeat of the European gry I..arry Doby, make Rudy Re­ should attend classes with 1,500 of a week-long music festival 10 Batchelor managed a weak Defense Community plans by the aalado force Avila at second and white students a the Milford smile when the verdict wa's read. lAP Wlr.,bOle) Welch To Address be held In May. AN mNERANT SALESMAN. Ernest J. Triplett, 50. I, belnc French parliament. and said th'at then retire troublesome VJc high school had kept tile t<'llln Mitropoulos appeared all piano Hi s mother burst Into tears. attempts are being made by war­ Wertz on a long fly ' to Rhodes and surrounlling Delaware com- The soldier was one of 23 qucadoned a' Sioux Cit,. ill the kldnap-lIlayln,; 01 cll'bt-year-old soloist In several concerts con· JImmie Bremmer. Triplett hal maintaIned Ws Innoceoce throucb like circles to unleash a new war in deep left. to end the game. munities on tenterhooks for the Capacity Audience ducted by J ames Dixon, newly Amedcan POWs who chose :It In Korea. _ Move to Cleveland leol' questloDI ... This picture, IoIkeo 10 1939, I, from Iowa atate past week. woseph N. Welch. special army appplnted SUI orchestra conduc­ tirst to stay with thelr Commu­ In unveiling Moscow's new Now the teams switch to nist captors. He and Cpl. Ed­ poUoe file., ~chool Board Reslped counsel during · last spring's tor, in 1951 and 1952. Mitropoulos look on disarmament. VishlOll~y Clevc\(md Where loday's third ward Dickenson ot Cracker's At one point the MI1(ord army-McCarthy hearings, will had previously conducted t,he passed over with slight' comment Neck, Va.. later changed thelr President Eisenhower'S proposals SERIE,s...... schllOI board resigned and the lecture tonight in the. mnin MlnneapoUs symphonr orchestra mInds and were repatriated. MI/Corc;l schools. jncludlng the !oul'lle oI the Jowa MemGi'lal Un­ in a number of concerts O'l the tor 'the peaceful u.ses 01 atomic Dlckeuaoa COlwtcMcl B'remmer (ase Still Un'solved nergy. He said that Secretary 61 (COlllillttcd (>-II Page 4) high school. were taken over by Ion. sur campus before he left the Dickenson was convJcted and State John Foster Dull'e~ did not the state board. Thurlida>,'s ac- All expected eapaclty/audlenc ,mid\\'cst for New York. 5I!ntenceil tQ 10 yean on similar lion was deser1bed by the new of 1.800 wlll hear 1,ne .10rQ1cr charges. He' was a prosecution present concrete proposaLs to th~ ( :U :VE1,AN* D ( 1\) * * a Milford board as "an attempt to Iowan ,give bls views on "Senate A,5alestnanfoRtinues Denial assembly last week and the Rus- r 10 rebuttal witness ThutsdllY. ab h slaOll would walt until they see Smith. If ...... 4 I 2 3 o Is" Hearings." Among those attend- Batchelor, 22, showed no emo­ SIOUX CITY (A» - The ab­ AVila, 2b ..... 4 o I 2 2 solve the current sue. ing will be 900 law students and here to view the body and lor something I on ,,?aper 6\ tho as­ DoI>.Y, 0' . .. ... :) o o ~ g In an announcement released lawyers who are on campus for tion as the final ill.$tructions ducllon-slaylrt, of eight-year-old RO'len. 3b ...... :I o 1 o were given the board by the law further questioning. Authorlties sem~Jy beIO~ gIVing their views. b·R.,l[al.d •. 3b I o o o shortly after the meeting, the the legal institute meeting. Jimmie Bremmer remained an Wert ~. Ib ., . 3 1 g officer or judge of the court­ said he shtfwed no emotion. VIshlnsky abo propGlled in his o ~ new board said the action was Pro!. Allan D. Vestal of the unsolved m y ~ tel' y Thursday WesU.ke.
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