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 ducted by J ames Dixon, newly Amedcan POWs who chose :It In Korea. _ Move to Cleveland Capacity Audience 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. r! $ o 1 3 martial. Whlte said Triplett had admit- resolu~on that the disarmament Slrlcklund. IS .. 3 o o I I effective Thursday at the close college of law said Thursday aft­ night. Russcll White. assistant e-Philley ...... I 0 He has been on ttlal here at tcd talking to Jimmie In front of commLSSion study and clarity the o o 01 school. . ernoon that If any tickets were Sioux City chief ot poUce. said DeJlte. 5S 0 o o 0 g 4th army headquarters for a Brltish-Freneh propositls ot la~t Ue/(ol1. c .. ,... 4 o I 7 o And the Mll!ord group added: left followIng registration of the an itinerant salesman held for the Bremmer h~me f\bout the June 11 which provide \.hat UN ' Wynn, p .... 1 o \ I ,month. questioning in the case contin­ timc the lad vanlshed at 8 p.m. members agree they snould not d -MAJefkl ... .. 1 o o 0 ~ . "The Milford board of educa- legal instil"ute today, they will His attorneys claim he is in­ Mossi. '\l 0 o o 0 ~ tion appeals to all the CODStltU- be distributed at 4 p.m. at the ues steadfastly to deny liny Aug. 31. But the sa l ~ma n said use nuclear weapons e'Xcept as a 'rota Is ...... " 34 I 8 24 . nocent of collaborating with the cnts of the Milford special school Union desk. enemy by reason of insanity. knowledge of the lad's fate. ~hat whe~ the boy dlsJ:>layed no defense against aggression. "NF.W ~OIlK (N) o district to send their children to . Welch's lecture will be the While, lor the first time since mterest m the ~USIC lesson West To 8&• ...... ,.,..1 Lockmnn. Ib .. 4 0 0 8 Batchelor flatly denied ever in· nark...... 4 .0 I 0 8 school tomorrow morning." fourth ln the John F. Mu rray forming on lellow PoWs. queitionlng ot the sa lesman be­ course he was selling, .he drove Vishinsky's adoption oC the Mueller, rt .... 4 0 0 I o memorial lecture series which is gan Scpt. 2. two days aIter Jim­ off. British-French .proposals as a Mays, el .. .. 2 I 0 I Thomp"on, :II) .. :1 I 1 1 g HeYCOn May End sponsored by the colleges of law mie's disappearance, identified "Triplett cannot satisfactorilY base for his resolution was & Irv{n. If ...... I 0 0 2 o The immediate question that and commerce and the school of the man held as Ernest J. Trlp­ account for the 90 minutc.s ,prior startlIng change of .pace. West­ a-Rbode., If . • ~ I 2 1 Allies Agree WHlla",. . 2b .. 3 0 0 l g arose was whether aoy of the 11 journalism. leU, 50, whose most recent ad­ to the time he checked In at his em delegates said it would be w'cstnlrn. c .. 2 0 0 9 o Negro stutients would attempt to .------hotel at 9:25 p,m. the night the cl06ely stUdied. h"\()!\e\\I, P .. .. :1 Q 0 Q dress was Omaha, Neb. WeUnited States nlvy Thursday The Campua Chest drive will WASHINGT9N (.4')- Thlt of­ Ackrleh was charged by Iowa und~elosed . The June 14 HUIflf.s letter to GIANT UTILITY OUTnELDER DUlt,. Rbocles a&a11l lor lira' and the answer. a navy admlr!ll be .held from November 15 to 18. fIce 01 defmk moblli%aUon an­ City police with reckless driVing. Sen. Walkins ,(R-Ulah). ehalr­ about 40 federal ~tPllrtl'nen\a .lIer lor • h~ ruJl Uae seven~b 0' Uae RC­ COlJ{lHUD6 ID InDlnl said, to RUllla's mounUn, sea No~e of sorority pledges on the nounced Th~ay that unre­ The driver of the other car W'll man o( a special eomrnlUec cd and apnel. d~euaf~ , what OD' WorJ. Series 6ame It NeW lrork Thuracla,. puWn, Uae GlaDe. powel·. second floor of the library Will stricted sale of gamma I&lobuliD Hlrold Miller. 1120 Franklin sl threc Republicans' and three De­ SIl,der called "some ~bilitJe. Iheal II &Jae CJllv.IID' J.... u. S-l. RII.del' bel~b" lMODIi ho­ The submarine was turned discWlsed, and it Wall announoed by manufacturers wlll belirt to­ Police estimated dam.,e. to moerata that recommended C~ ot personnel JDilCODdu~" wbJob .er'ID two da7l-bl~ &he upPer floade la rllb& tleld. The G&aDu over to the navy at eonunI.s- Schaeffer .tudy hall will reopen day and ODM's raUcmlnl of tile l,!lller's vohlcle at $.400 IDd :" sure,aetion wu not avallable for the "'D~ , were told to loolc WOIl. 3·1. ~Ioning cer.moni~. ilt 5 p.m. todal. ' anti-polio clr~ ·will en(ll,lec. $1. AcKricl~.' IMQ at fl26. comment. ' , tor aJ:ld preveD~ I, ~ ...... ,4 .... :. .. • c ): - . •

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t t f ". r • • Doctors To Discuss Campus I r I Arou~CI c e d t o a I s Childhood Defects r.:.-I-_nt-e-rp-re~t_in.....-:'l_ ' g~ ~ Geronto!ogy Meeting • .... Budget Increase Natural- 1 A po tgraduate course on re- ! J-~ Today ',To Precede', XO\\" i th time (or lo\\'a legi. "ltors to ive rull and careful medial detccts of infancy and I 1 ('On 'idemlion to the bud ('t requ(>,ts of the three tate schools- childhood will be conducted at the News October Confereric~ 1. (o\\"a t:lte ollege and 10\\. t. t Teacher ' 011 ge. SUI' college ot medicine today B7 UI. 1l0BIRTS JL The health and happiness qt l shi todav's "senior citizen" will be The (owu board of education has reque ted an inere e of nd Saturday. ForelJ'n Start ar; .blGeI.ted Press the ~ubject of two meetings 011 l , o-27. cr~ . 14.:3 per c 'nt - for the 19.55·56 fiscal year in it Participating in the meeting SUI during October. ) OC legi lati\'(' apt- ' nriation f or I. will be faculty members from I Prince Wan Waithayakon 0 A conference on "Gerontologyl PI"' Thailand )las raised a problem and the General Practitioner" I, like ib oouc-.1tion. I colleague in Anws anel Cedar \.he departmenJs of orthopedics, ~I before the United Nations whic~ will be held today under the. otolaryngology, pediatrics, radi­ Oc Falls, needs the The average age of edllcational build- ology, surgery and urology. plagues the entire free world sponsorship of the university's mon~y . of ing hert' i~ years. About 39 temporary structures are being The meetini will open with without any sign of a solution. Institute of Gerontology and the That is how to counter Cooi- Iowa state department of health.o QU IIsed ior office. and cla. srOO)1l . The college of phnrmac is :lC- registration at 8 : ~0 a.m. today. munist infiltration, which . tak~ ! i The institute's third annUli! '. ~ . ' . d ( - I The first formal es ion will be- many different forms accordirl. conference, one o~ the major] eomm atmg 1 . tudents III ·paCt· de 1!,'lle or . in at 9 a.m. after a 10-minute Re to the locale. . 11 meetings of its kino in the nat­ Th t' are other departments within the university which ~onference orientation. A confer­ In Thailand, fo r instance, thm ion, will be helo o"ct. 11 and 12.' on Jleed adcJiti()llal tlJlcJs. ~lacbride hall is til ani audito;iull1 ence dinner will be held this are 50,000 Chinese, many ,~ f Dr. Steven Hoi'vath, acting di- of q\':lilablp. Although 1.000 students can be accomn;odated, only evening. whom untroubtedly are agen~~ : kll rector of the institute and profes- ' coe l ' More th an 50 physicians from the Red heirarchy and som.~ ot Sol' of physiology in' the college , whom probably were ~Ianted of medicine, says today's meet­ ~ n pe 'eate

~al't 4-THE DAILY tOW.\'~-lo\ a City. la.-nt. Oet. 1, 195-1 Play by Innings Field House Addition Takes Shape .. ~:I _; " .. T I ' I 0 INDIAN: ".11iI ~II .I •••m· n ..1 ,Ik~ '- • ' ••e "D. dla I",oud •• •• t. •.. lred at • th'rd trl'~ . Be .. ... Wuu ...... 111 .... 'If."'­ I... I. ' ••'er 11.14 h. .,, ••t tlllnl .-IU, a "'r.-., •• tbe ,..... 1.~Ia.d ""H to Lo.~_ •. Oae rIIa, t • JUts, •• rn.rs., &.'1'1 It'tL GIA~'T : Wfa. • ...,.... off lb• ..... f.r IA«k••• • • "'... d •• ,pt:r aD • • ,,.. II...... iI ... 1001 p ... I. Wuh. D .... " 1Iat. Ie Oob,.. A.11a I. ." •• 1 ••elMr .. Ne ,... •• laili. •• ~rre". •• De Itll. .COND [N '[NO NEW :~R-r:iJP~ MIT~ Dur- I C· H· h R II O· .R 'I 21 0 1N'D1,u' : ".,UI .. ".. • "oubl• • , for lItl,.•• W, .... lal••••• a "('rlnee ~~:r~:~n~~:~:~ ~:i~:;~~~ Ity' Ig 0 S ver ooseve t, - ~ ..I ...... •••. ...JI" ah ••" nl. Aylla , •• Ie. ,. T •• m,•• a . N. rual • •• e day to send his slender P uerto By JOHN WICKS .'l, •• err.r.., ••• I,fb GlAN'\" : M.,. wei to W.. tJa"e . Rican righthander,· Ruben Go- CliY Hlrh 0 7 7 7 Z1 tne swing of things late in the back David Monk pushed over ",1111 1I ••le" In TlJ.",p •• ' hi.... n, mel, agninst the Cleveland ' In- Cedar RapIds' 0 0 0 0 0 first quarter. Jeff Langston, from tl'!'e ·lfour yard line aD a .. I,," e •• ler. . r I. taU.. ..t .. Crlke . S. r-••••• JlU , •• trr ..... D.ee diuns at Cleveland today but TD'S - Lanpton, Monk, Kel- switched from his end slot to quarterback sneak for the tittle Itlt. ley. Hawks second touchdown. THIIID tsN I ~O kept his mind open about the PAT'S _ BaUllerman 3 the quare rback position, direct- Jim Kelley added the third IXDIA.V : Dab,. t.... 0... 0 ...... "e. It..,.·.. al•• b •••• tr a •• U.uw lelt field position. CEDAR RAPIDS-City High's ed the drive down the field. tally ali an eight-yard quarter• III.. MI. .n...... 1... "" ..tlalle ....t... . ·t.lMonte Irvin r ugged Little Hawks, rated the With the ball resting on lll.:! back keep play aropnd end . r ...... ~ Illt.. •• errOn.••• left. has been playing-cxcept when states top prep football team, 14 yard line, Langston returned Frank Bates' tough Little OIA It'iI : WIIU.",. Ir•• " ,ul. b.1 ,&4 .. bo •• ,..ed out by II ...... ,..t t .... Dusty Rbodes goes in to hit kept flyi ng high here Thursday to his accustomed end spot an:! Hawks outclassed the Roug,hrid. lII •• ,. m1l1l. A.t ...11I weal •• t .n • game-winning homers. night to trounce the hapless completely baffled the Roughri- el's in every department lnclud. Ia.,. tty;... S ...... , at hUI. o ••rr.r • ••• , 1eff. "I'll make up my mind tom or- Roosevelt Roughr iders 21 -0. ders by scoring on an end- ing penalties. Iowa City was fO llTIi INNINO row morning," said Durocher in The Iowa City line dominated around play. Steve Bauserman pena)ized 65 yards to their op. I. Dr. • II ...... tile. t. MI" , Wynn tI'-f' •• ".1 h ....0 b. U,..... mllil the dressing room after Thurs- the game all the way and it was kicked the first of his three COll- ponents 15. walke'. Tbomp Dn ,loppe4 ;\\lU." day's 3.,1 vitcory. difficult to single out a top per- versions for the evening. The Hawks had nine first oma "tr.... ~ William • f.,tln, mllll • t., • N. ren..... bit , •• err'H, 'Grea.t Pitchln&" former. I In the third quarter, quarter- downs to their opponents' 3 . . ••e I, The LitUe Hawk offense got In OIA : L.... m ....,.,k " 1. h le"- "That was a lot of pitching to­ laad I" '~t' Dar" ...... r a" iii ..... ~I.... ,. • .,lIrT tl1e •••t. N. rlA-o •••• day.; Johnny Antonelli was 1lKa, •• •• nl'l. nOlle Idt. great." . ,rna Ilffl~HG Series- INDIANS, 0 .11, fII~" 10 . ,.101 ...... "Elaborate on tllat, Leo," s:>me- Ila,l'" 10 , ICII •• We'll rutd 10 Jr.i •• (Continued from Page 1) ",•• I Ia .. wea' ...... wl.r l .... N. r •••• (0 .11, J ..... Pholo b y Je", M"~f) one commanded. ••• ~ ....0 .~ , .....,.., lell. THE NEW On'lCE BUILDING. adJolnlnl' the Iowa rJeld house, Is beclnnlnl' to take shape as the "How can 11" OIAN : M.y. .... lIltd. Til""', ID loundaUons are completed, and erec&lon of waUs bel'lDJ. The addition. on the east sIde of the n ehl As for Rhodes, the modest game will ,be played, starting at ola r le • • ,Ir,bl. t be lInt hit .11 W .n. noon, CST. Mike GarCia (19-8), a .....1 . .. III.,. t. 1.. l rd. .h..... billed honse, Ia In tended to house oftlteS for Ha.wkeye eoaches. southerner, center of attraction f., 1..- ... 11.,1•• I.to •• DI.,•• t.r­ _-______--'~ ______.... ,--'7:"'------·las the star of twb straight World righthander, will try to get In, lI.y. with Ih. tyl ... '"D. Tbomp- Clevelancil into the win column ••• , ••11 t hird .•hO'f. t.ok .... nd f'" Doby'. " ...... I ••lle",, ' t ...... " Lopez 'Plans L · I·neu~ singleSeries thatvictories, drove shrugged in 1he first· oUhis run, while Ruben , Gomez (17-9), T .... ' ..... WIWaml lotil." .1 • Ihir. ·ed Puerto Rican righthander, is the n,lh. We tra ...... 1 ... 41 , flUln, l ho ....- Wor,, and his homer that put the game P" D",".m ,roun ••d .II&'PI1 \. A.II. , on ice. Giant choice. wlto tbr~w to Shlfkl.ntI forolD, W~.­ UUIIl bat Antonelll be-at trlC!k l&lld '. re· "That wasn't nothing beside ot Willie Mays, once a,ain strug­ I. • •• Thom,••• leorel ,. put tbe .' R M ' R t gling through a hitless day, took 01... 10 10 fr ••1 11-1. Worb knoo.. d d ...... L.e ..... n·•• ma ..... aad \hr... him •• t Ch the count to 3-1 and then at first. Two ran ... 'WI ....., n ••"., , anges; . osen ay es ye::t~!~::::i~~s~;ednes_ walked, leading off the fitth. Be­ \ .... I,UI day, when Durocher heaped • IXTn I NNINO NEW YORK ()P)-Manager Al stranded in the fir';t two games. fore Wynn got used to seeing a lNDlAN, 1,I,kl•• d uUed oul ... praise on his rellef pitchers, 1,11l •• ".,... Uo" 0.1. Wynn .o"bltd. Lopez or the Cleveland Indians, We've buthit \J',e Giants, but ' 36 man on base, he had even more Thursday it was Antonelli who • mJ th lpuled 10 Locknt.n. 0 nln • one wearing a 'weary and worried they've becn gctting 'cm whcn ISC Narn~s com pan y. Hank Thompson btl. n. ~tl'or•• one leU. drew the bouquets from the pep- GIANT : Dark pUMped .Iorle ' 0 rl,M look, said Thursday he plans they counted, and we haven't. drilled a hard single to right for wonl It .eUD' eD • wild pltcb. Mueller some lineup changes today as the That's why we're two down." 'Nebraska pery manager-with, of <;ourse, the first Giant hit. flit' ,. Ooby. ),",.1 fanOfd. Thomp.. n To Face a large bow in Rhodes' direction. foul,4 Rt. No ,aDI, o.e bU, no error., World Series swings to Clcve- AI Smith. Cleveland center­ Jerks IrvIn I"~ "John must of pitched 8,000 .n. II VENTO INNING land's Municipal stadium for the Cielder who picked Antonelli's AMES (JP) - Iowa State col­ balls," said Duro!!her, "but he Monte Irvin was scheduled to I NDIA • , Avll. W.I ...... Lo.kman m.d. be the next batter but Durocher ...... 1 CI ,,,to.' .1 Dob7" ama h. 1lo­ third game. nl'st pilch of thc gamc for a lege Coach Vince DiFrancesca was great. That Early Wynn 't'D hlL back t. Antonelli •• d Avila One definite change, Lopez home run said: needed no prompting. One look named a traveling squad of 36 pitched great, too. I never really ...-a. "a'fed h' • rundo.n betwfJtn tee· said, that Dave Philley will go "ft was a good ,pilch, a fast down the bench and it was Dusty ••• ."d Ihlr'. Wetb ... Ik.d. Dar" Is had any Idea of taking Anto~elli thre.w We.U.lle .aL No runl, 110 bib, back to right [icld rcplacing ball, and just a little bit high. 1 players as the Cyclones finished striding from the dugout with a no errOr. two left. out, though." GlA 8: O."y lthod •• bll • b.me Wally Westlake, against dght- Jet it have evcrything I owned, preparations tor the Nebraska Askec;l why he went to the load of bats. r ••• v lb. rlrb' Utld wall. WIUI.m. handcr Rubcn Gomez of the G1- and thcre it went. I couldn't be- game in Lincoln Saturday. mound in the first jnning with f.uled lut, Westrom 'Ued oot. aad Aft .. The 27-year-old outfielder t,nflU 'Ued .ut. to ,...11&. 0 •• run, ••• ants. lieve it for a min ute: He said he would mak'e two the bases loaded, Durocher re­ from Deatsville, Ala., rose to the r• bll. n·,srrol;OUTO INNINO But the big surprise probably ¥ ¥ ¥ changes in the lineup th!1t started plied: occasion fo;- the second straight I INDIAN : I'hlll.y balt.ed f., SIrI.1o:­ wlll be the benching of power WORLD SERlE the first two games, inserting "I just wanted to slow him day. He fouled oCl Wynn's first ~ land aud 1... 1t oal f.r Anlonelll'l In­ hitler Al Rosen because of· a Facts and Figures Herb McDermott at left guard in down. After that he was mQre r "nth .trlke Ollt.. lIe... n atruck .aL Ma-­ J?ltch, looked at a ball and fouled Jukl lied fo. 11'1.", Dar" fambled nagging leg injury. W L Pet. place of, Wayne Horras, and .Terry deliberate. But he. needed settl- oft two more before he dumped MaJ", • Ilow roller bot r eeo"ere' to Rosen To Rest New York (NL) 2 0 1.000 Finley at quarterback replacing (hro,,1 m out. No runa. D' hlh. DO ~r- ing." a 5Qft Texas league single into ""." e I.lt. 'I won't decide until tomor- Cleveland (AL) 0 2 .000 John Breckinridge. Antonelli lIntlred short center. OIA 8: Don MOIII we.' I. 111 .... for le.elancl Ind ... DtDte tOI'" over row," Lopez said, "but right now Fint game at Polo Grounds, The squad left here Thursday Anto~elli. although dripping Doby was playing deep for this • t .bort lop. Loellman ro. l ~. t. We:rlli. it looks as if we'll give Rosen a Wednesday. cpt. 29. morning and arrived in Lincoln sweat, looked fresh and strong. home run threat and got 'a slow Ut.rk U~.. '0 Avnl. Mo. I lOS ft' out day's rest. His leg Is bothering R H E in lime tor a short workout. I MutUt~. No runt, no lalla. DO erron, "I believe can come back on .break on the ball. He gave it a .oat leU. his running too much for us to Clevela.nd (AL) 2 8 0 In thc [inal Thursday drill at Sunday If the skipper wants me," good hustling but couldn't make INTO INNING Ames, the CYclones worked on I~O I A.N8: ml.... ,apped a a1"11. or! keep him in there." New York (NL) 5 9 3 he s.:lid. the catch, Mays scoring from Anlea UI' , love. Darll ret.ven' the If Rosen Is rested today, rook- Lemon and IIna.n, Grasso 10; offense and defense in a non- 1t seems he did not have 'any b.U ~ut It.. barrie. tbrow wa. too second as Doby ,t)1~ew ,to tQird in I.' •. ""II. tnrled .harpl to loti, mUh Ie Rudy Regalado w!l1 1m In at Ma,Ue( Liddle B, Get_.... 8 jln" contuct qrill. , . one strong pitch today "I just a vain try for Thompson. Before , top,11\&' at U'eond. Dob,. went down third. West.nur,. Home run: New York, threw everything J had." All silk "rePj,)s" ira pastels and ....1.(1""" It hit tblr' .Irille ...1 . things settled down, Rhodes was blacks are a "must" ior you this tall. w.. 'With two of his aces, Bob Rhodes. There was more noise Thurs­ R.' ••••• roreed Avila at Hcond, D.rk on second basco These add smartness to your new 10 11'1111.'0'. ",vila ~II WIUI.ml h.,d t. L em 0 n and Early Wynn, Seeond game at Polo Grounds, Gamblers Favor day in the Gian~ dressing room .pall tbe IIfltond bueman'. aUempt. at. With men on second and third charcoal colors in suits aod sport trumped 5-2 and 3-1 in the first Thursday, S~pt. 30: than after winning the opener. a dOGbl. pl.y. 8mllh ... ,nt t. Ihlrd •• and none out, Wynn was deep in coats - they blend with your pastel the f"c.~out . We," rln up • fall eounl. two games of the scries, Lopez R H E Giants in Series, The fe.elin!! was strong the· G.i­ accessol'ies. We have an 'enqless va­ A .. lonelll .Iarted t. plltb .ad .lepp.' trouble. He struck out Dave Wil­ • rr tbe moun'. ~au.ln, man_cer Al L.· wiJ] come back today with Mike Cleveland (AL) 1 8 0 ants are now . riding the 'Crest . riety - you'll want several at this ,"II t. ela.r,e out 0 (the daloat. elllnt- Garcia. New York (NL) 3. 0 Inclian Win Today They showered and d,ressed huI­ liams and walked Was Westrum p,ice. I.... a balk. Plate ... plr. B.rry .h .... on CoUr straigh t pitches. hi head, ·'n.··. Wrrh 'oulel off t .. . . I Need Some Runs Wynn, Mossl 8 aud Ueg'lln; An- RENO, Nev. ()PI __ Reno's le­ riedly ;to catch the plane' .to pilCh. n' flied de.p .0 Rhod ••. NO "We have to ligure some way tonelll and W~ trum. Home runs: Clevela net. Antonelli Grounds ,- "an., ' hit. f .0 error ... wo left. gal bookmakers raised the New Antonelli hit a roller toward to get some runs," Lopez said, Cleveland, Smith. New York, York Giants to 12-5 fawrites to ---:-,------• , "and we'll need all the speed we IRhodes. win the World Series following 2,000 BALL GAMES second baseman Avila that can get. We've left 26 men third and fourth I'ames, Fri­ their second st~aigh t victory ov- When Phil Cavaretta of the looked like a double play ball. It .' Rh es TV S day, Oct. 1 and Satruday, Oct. 2, Narne d ar Clevelalld Thursday. The In- White So?'. play~cI in his 2,OOOth wasn't quite hard enough and BREMER .. 'po U' , a& Municipal S&adlum, Cleveland: dians were made 2-1 underdogS. major league ~ame on Aug. 15 Avila was only able to fO~'ce Quality Fint with NatioaaUf -Known Brands .. Ra .'B one d In- p Huskers Ready fifth rame, If necessary, Sunday, Cleveland, however, was fav- .he bec~m~ the 53d player in the to Oct. 3, at Municipal Stadium, ored 8-5 to down the Giants ill hiS\Ol'Y of the pi.g leagues to take dashedWestrum home at withsecond. the tie-break-~hodes ~~~~S:~~~~;SSS8~~~~~~~SSS~~ NEW 'lORK (JP) - Baseball's For Cye Ione C Ias h Cleveland; slxLh and seventh today's third game. part in that many COl)tests. ing run. I A~''''''1111'''''111~ newest glamor figure-the "pin- LINCOl-N, Neb., (JP) _ Neb- fames II nece Sllry Monday IUI d • boy" of television millions - raska football Coach Bill Glas s~ Tuesday, Oct 4 a.nd 5, at Polo Is ~ red-faced, raw-boned ford worked his team oul on Grounds. swinger trom the Alabama farm pass, defense and polished up the FINANCIAL FIGURES • countrl who lovcs to fish and offense, with emphasli on the Second. Game: swat ... baseball. pass attack, Thursday in the A&tendance - ·19,099 He i 27-year-old Jim (Dusty) last long drill for the Iowa State Receipts (net) $305,005.19 Rhodes, who so far is Mr. World game here Satur<,iay. Players' share - $155,552.65 Serle of 19~4. After the ses!lon was over. Commissioner's share - SU ,- "I ain't much of a fielder and Glassford predicted it would 75 0. 78 I got a pretty lousy arm but I take three Nebraska touchdown ~ Clubs' and leacues' Because we pUl'chased the surc '.love to take a whack at jf the Huskers were to win the $103,701.76 entire production of one of that ball," the 27-yeal'-0Id Big Seven conference game with Two-Jame lol.a ls: pinch~hlt sensation of the NeW the Iowans. A&tendance - 101,860 the largest pipe factories in York Giants said Thursday. Glass!urd declined to name his Receipts - 621,962.44 1l was Rhodes' 10th inning starting team. He posted 22 1'1a.yers' sha.re - $317 ,200.B5 the world, we are in a posi­ home run which won tpe open- names and said he would piek CGtnJDiasloner'a abare ;- $93,- tion to offer you the greatest ing :I~e at the Polo GroundS the eleven starters from that List 281).37 Wed.l;l day 5-2 and it was an- late today or Saturday mOTO- Clubs' a.od leacues' share - pipe values in history, • other orne run and a pinch-hit ing. S21U67.22. I single which gave the Giants their second in a row over VALUES TO $5'.00 ' Cleveland Thursday 3-1. Sluehawlcs face 'ToUghest Sattle' I Unlyenity high school's unde­ feated Bluehawks will face their tou.gh~ game of the season to­ night. at West Liberty according to Coach Bob Hoff. I • Made of Anelt Import~d TM.U-High gridders have had , 'little trouble compiling a 3-0 rec­ . Briar ord, bIlt Hoff warns that the W~. Uberty grldders are better than t,beir 1-2 mark indicales. In &eir battie for the Eastern Iowa 41awkeye conference title, the Bluehawlcs have already • AU v.d.~ tlarcl Rubb,r Bits downed Wapello aDd Wllton by decisive kOJ'es. . , Mor. lhan ~ ShalMs ••USBOBD To Choose Prom at"" Virgin, Walnut, RUltic IELGOY IILL Finishes lIFE Highway 6 - W.. 50 KINDS OF FOOD SaVED DAILY

$1.10 ud $2.ao ~ Open 5 P.M. Sunday II A.M. THE DATLY IOWAN-Iowa Ity, Ia.-Fri .• Oct. 1. 1954-Pa,e 5 /' . ' I HutchinsOil, Tiger Manager, Resig DETROIT (JP)-Fred Hutchin­ son l"esigned Thursday as man­ ager of the Detroit Tigers amid Coaches Talk It Over rumors he next would be seen in the uniform ot the Baltimore Orioles. Typing Miscellaneous for Sale Hutchinson's rcsignation had Apartment Warlted ODe da, ___ Ie per word TYPING: , .., becn anticipated since he an­ FOR SALE: ROYII Standard I~wrller. nounced he would settle tor Tbree 4an _ 1%e per word TYPING - Phone lID. Excellenl conditIon. Phone 8-3~8D alt- IF YOU HA VI: an apartment that may nothing less than a two-year nYe days __ 15e per word er ~ p.rn. G~U~;r~~d!!:~la::" " Fk for Bly. contract as Teo da,. __ 280 per word Autos For Sale - Used OCCASIONAL CffAIRS: ~ chaIr dinette ODe MonUl .... 3ge per word set-, pwtlc covered: bookcase., a.1u· ager. The MUST SELL 19311 N ASH. a-0782. d~nt lampe, ~~t.ric room heat .... Irons, Wanted man board of Minimum charce SIc cookln, ut~nsU". call 4535. i 1938 STUDEBAKER. extras. $50. 8;31185. }\' ANnO: Crib, pLay pen, teeter-babe, rectors. led b) · FOR SALE: Apartment size Servel re- sturdy desli now: fine uprl'ht plano, Tiger President CLAssrPIED DISPLAY lHi PLYMOUTH ('Onvutib~. Reason­ rtJgerato'. ExceUent condition. Dial to rent soon. 1I-1M8. " Walter (Spike) Dble .ond IlIon. Jesse 1.o"'en, x31 • . 8-0172. qne insertion' .... _ 9& per inch Briggs. v 0 ted . 1.50 Custom V-B f'ORD. ExeeJlenl shipe. WALNUT DINING SET; ",uher: book Thursday to offel .•. Five insertions per month. l.ercury motor. Automa1k choke. cabInet; ,ood Inner prln,; console per insertion ...... 88c per inch Whlrewall •. Dial 4»e after S p.m. ,.adlo: buffet: baby maitre.. : walnut '50 Packanl 8 Hutchinson bed complete ; .10.. ce cupboard: drl'l­ Tigers' Ten insertions per month, FOR SALE: 19311 OLDSMOBILE, $50.00. or: chest; wa.ron: lrieyel •. 128 StadIUm Phone 6439. Plrk. 4 Door Sedan one-year per insertion ... _ 80c per inch and FOR SALE: IHI NASH "000". ,300 SIZE to professor has sIte 31 TUX and Phone 11-21191. 51ze 38 \;aIls for sale. Call 11-3273. Immediately DEADLINES Low Mileage FOR SALE: Rdrl,e ..t or ~ . Can 7902 elined. Hutcbinson 4 p.m, weekdays tor insertion Arainst Policy \ FORDIal SALE:8-2377 . 1948 "as" OLDSMOBILE. ______alter 5 p.m. _ in following morning's Daily Briggs , to move Inlo. One 2- S. Summit & Walnut <#0, Ph. 6532 Paci!ic Coast league, had nol on­ WlLL CARE for Child. ale two or old­ bedroom, one 3-bedroom . can 1Ifl81 . from the left. tb~ GrlzzJy menton are R. L. (Lefty) Byrne. frelihmen coach; John Zeger, line tutor, er. In my home neor Unlvenlly hos- .. , ly been offered t)1e job as Tigcr and Eddie Chlnske, head coach, Iowa ill a eavy favorite to capture the Don-conference I'ame. 4191 pItals. Dial 5535. USED uS . Ioves, re1rlJrerlton .•nd re- manager but hod indicated he Pholo by Ted 1I ...llt \ WlU.. PO day tim" boby slttlng In my buUt washing maehln . Larew Co. UNFINISt;fED would accept. .. home. DIal 5761. Dial 1611 Hutchinson. at 35 the youngest Wqrk Wanted WILL CARE for child In lllJ' bom •. Di.l FOR SALE: Six relrl*ralors. ~ and FURNITURE manager in the major leagues, * * * 1-1531. ~--=------­UP, PO-dlY warranty. 418 I'lIlb a"enue. GRADUATE STUDu;T d('slrH full time would say only that he was re­ WRA Golf Qf./alifying Job. Can sass before 2 p.m. WANTED : ChIld C.re. Dilly, weekly, Expertly Con structed signing because of " personal Hawks Turn 01.1 ,uJ I. • Lost and Founa-- - I WANTED: Washlnl-a-n-d-l-rO-n-lnK-. - 0-1-.1 "" .."In. s. rensons." F ttnctional! Pr,acticall 8-18-16. Rooms F"O'rient LOST : WII'IOn aulo..... phed tennl. nc­ His firmness in holding out lor WANTED: Ali tiona, plain .ewln • . ket. Call )(2638. Re ward. ll the two-year contract bolstered To Pass Drill· Sef ·Today at Finkbine DIal 3411 . SINOLE or double room for men. 41>74. LOST: Key rlnl with three keys at • Book Cases rumors he had been offered a SLEEPINO or lli/ht-hou""keepln. room MSC football ,ame between West end job as coach of the Orioles and • The Women's Recreational as- -,------STATEMBNT REQ UlRED BY THE ACT to work In, woman or lP'"duale SIU- of u.dlum and practice Cleld . Return to • Chests- denl. October I. ~1( 1721 aCu,r S:~O P.m. Dnlly Iowan adverllsln, d.p'\' Rewnrd. would work with his old friend, sociaUon's golf tourney will be- entrants with each lllght having OF A G T~, J91t, AS AMENDED . t d d th h th BY THE ACTS or MAJtCH a, 19l1S, single and double For Grizzlies gm 0 ay an run roug e a winner. AND J L'F t. 11»41 (TlIJe :It, UDlled FOUND: PaIr or lila eo. OWM~ may Paul Richards, who now is Entertainment ' t' f t next thrcc weeks. concluding Each !Light winner will be tht' lit.. CI ••, sliot ... ellS) S80WIN O get them al The Dally Iowan lluslncs. 3, 4, 5 drawers doubling as field and genelal I ti OUlee by I>aylne for Ulls ad. n an clPa. Ion 0 a S ro 'j.g IOct. 21. Entry blan!(.s . must contestant with the best total THE OWNER HLP, MANAOUIlII NT, KlNC'S KO~mo for your pal1y or Some with wrourht Iron IeI'I manager of the club. It w~s said M t I k C AND OIRCU LATlON Of danee. Call Fred KIn\:, ><3227. Hutchinson was promised he .on ana aerla attac, oarn be placcd in thc intramural box score. Every round consists of Dilly Iowan. l>ubUshed mom In,. Forcst Evashevs)d had thc [OWJ I in the women's gym by 9 a ... '. ninc holes played on the lower wee1curlIY holdu. whQ ------T Beat Montana longed whereas Dusty ho' es'·cllmatic bomo l'Un .in 'th nrs("game do not Ippear uj>On tile books of the CUSTOM BUILT ON YOUR .. Tackle Bill Reichow who has came with a stunning impact. company n. tnlsleea, hold slock and .0- LOT AND FOUNDATION ! By Wll.L GRIMSLEY been sidelined with a bro1en curltles In a eapoclly other than that of II K [t was a movie-script duel o[ brawn and wits betwceh Johnny a bon. (Ide own.r. (We pay freight) NOTICE - This Ad' a' ~d $1.25 .', AP SPOrts Writer lIundred. 0/ excillnl/ new de.l,ns , NEW YORK (A") - Last week shoulQel' appears to be npidly Antonelli, a pitchcr of stern stuff undcr pressure. and burly Vic 5. The overalle number of coplell at tt' , . h H . d each luue of thl ~ publication sold or or we your ownl Roomy kitchen, larle • we hit 43 of 52. including 10- ge 109 m s ape. e practIce Wertz. who Wednesday singlehanded almost blasted the Gil1nts out dl trlbuted, lhrough the mall. oc other- lUrlcUv. windows, modern plannln. blocking during (he workoul and of their own park. w!!e. 10 paJd . ubscrlbers durin, the 12 Ibroul/houl. Save ••veral thOlWllld dol­ Entitles You to One 8xl0 wa's upset of Michigan State. lor after the session said his shoul- monlh. precedlnlthe date thown aboVe la rsl All work and materIals guaran­ • an .827 percentage. Seaspn's Stands Expectant wos: 4529. ~ed Clnesl. Exceed FHA. Gl and locil II. del' felt (ine. FRED M. POWNAIL, ~uUdlnl codes. Contract or d" the fln­ 01 mark: 69-13 for .84L He was still 8 big man Thursday, and when he came up in the Publisher, ilhln, tOlleh.. YOll roelf - like el.e­ Black and White hot \ Here goes lor this weekend: ninth inning with two out and teammates parked hopefully on first Sworn 10 and tnl~rlbed before me tMclly And plumbln,. W~lte CAPP­ .d .- The Hawkeyes should have Ihl. ~"lh day of Sepu,mber. 11131. IiOMES. Dept. IC, 400' E . Court ",'e., ~ WSUI Presents and third the stands buzzed with static electricity. (SEAL) RAVE C. BARRY Des MoInes. Iowa. In Cedar Rapid s - little trouble this week beating Antonelli had that two-run lead to protect, and Wertz was the I ~,. eOlflml Ion expIre, June :9. 1937.1 ::. E. MIUer, 2.H5 " D " Aile. N. E. an underrated Montana team Panel 01 'Experts' man who with one swing of his .. which won't be used to Big Ten bat could make it vanish . bra nd foolball. Neither man would givc an LAFF -A - DAY .. Maryland. voted the country's On Grid Clashes ;. inch. When Antonelli fiddled best last season. will find out . A ,new weckly SWrt.s fcature, with the ball and stalled Wertz POR-TRA T tonight whether tberc's ~ chance of repeating. " The Experts Look 'Em Over.'" would retreat from th~ box. (Four Proofs) The Tel'rapins have a Los An­ has been added to the broadcast- I When Wertz retreated, Antonel­ II geles date with UCLA. the West ing sched u le of WSUI. . li fiddled .some more. The count Coast power. and if they can A panel of three Iowa sports I reached 3 and 2. Then a toul. slip by this one they m ay go aU . . . Then another. followed by a SITTINGS from 12 NOON to 8 the way. The odds say UCLA. authorlhes WIll appear on thc solid blast to left center. Dusty • • • P~M"onI , , we say Maryland by 21-19. program. They arc John O'Don- 1 Rhodes pullcd it in and you aJ ­ Michigan over Army: The Ca­ nell, sports editor of the Davt:n- t most could hear the tension s nap. MONDAY Through SATURDAY dets arc too thin for heavy Big port Democrat; Gus Schrader, Dramatic Moment Ten opposition. 27-14. sports cditor of the Cedar Rapids Those.Jinal moments .seemed Ohio State over California: OCTOBER 4 Through 9 .. . Gazette; and Gene Shumate. I to dw~l'T other ~ramatl.c mo- Howard Cassady hops along ag­ . . ments m another fme senes ball ain. The Bears have great po­ s ports . director o~ radiO s tatl~n game. and there wel'e other dra­ terHlal but bit off too much KSO 1[1 Des Momes. w~o Will matic momcnts in quantity. \Ve 'NilT Also IlOilO,. All Expired Coupons 'schedule, 20-7. provide back~ound matenal and You almost forgot Al. Smith's Georgia Tech over Southern pre-game predIctions on t he lead- . Regardless of Dates on These Days Methodist: It·s SMU's 1irst game ing intercollegiate grid clashes lo fty home run on the first. pitch and s~edy Tech shouldn't be scheduled for that day. o[ th,e game. and A~tonelll s blt- too deflated by last week's loss. The program will be aired over ter struggle to stlrvlve that first Johnny Antonelli Minnesota over Pittsburgh : W£UI at 12:45 p.m. CST every inning. Fiddles with Ball Murray Warmath has brought Saturday, with the exceptions of You almost forgot the aston- ne..y spee,d and hitting power '.0 Ocrt. 9 and Oct. 16, when the pro- ishing Rhodes' blooping. run-scoring hit to center. and how this Warner-Medlin the Gophers. Pitt is tough but gram will take to the air at same Rhodes slugged a home r un ban high off the right field stands , tired. IJ :45 a.m. due to the earlier in the seventh. Ebuthern California 0 v e r starting times for the Iowa-Micb- You almo t forgot that Willie Mays tanned on three pitches ih , J ' Northwest~rn: The T rojans have 19an and Iowa-Ohio State clash- ,tpe stxth and that Al park and Hank Thompson made stops that found thCJr much-needed take es. Both contests will be playe\l were slightly sensational. Cor<. 1914. KII\f f-." s,,.!;c.o.. Inc . ....101 ,~ - Studios , charge guy In sophomore Jon on ,tl'\e road and will s tart at Today is another day. but nothing much can happen in Cleve- Arnett. 12:30 p.m. CST. land lhat hasn't already happened in this 1954 World Series. "Thanks, but nobody-just NOBODY can make a cup 11 ~ S. Dubuque - , Over Smith's C fe Notre Dame over Purdue: The of coffee like my Harriet." Irish haven't forgotten thjlt the Bo£lermakers broke their win­ ~LONDIE ning streak four years ago. NO AH. THAT FEELS by three TQ·s. . , TO HAVE MV POCKETS Wisconsin 0 vel' Michigan 1..0ADED WITH MONEY State: The Spartans are still SATURDAY reeling from the Iowa defcat and LAST 2 DAYS Alan Ameehe wlll lI,Iake '~tp see To have 'rank Morgan Icientlfltally measure you for a double. 20-7. new IUIt, topcoat, overcoat - custom made to fit you - Duke over Tennessee: T h'e and you on'y' • Blue Devils have Worth-A-Mll­ , ) lion Lutz and others worth more. Vols looking for a good tailback. • •• for , 28-l3. The others: . I ~AST: Princeton BIGI MEN• bia, Navy over Pennsylvania over WilHam ... for Mary. Mississippi ova. TALL, MEN- -SHORr ME~ MIDWEST: Nebraska over 10- wn State, Indiana over College ot the ~ac1flc, Kansas Over Colo­ rado, Missouri over Kansas State, Marquette over Miami. , SOUTH: Alabama over Vand­ erbilt. Georgia ovcr Texas A & M.' Kentucky over Louisiana St:lte. Mississippi State over A1'- kansas State. • ' SOUTHWEST: Rice over Cor­ the nell, TexllI Chr istian over Ark­ ansas, Tex8& over \tashington Slate, lOY WINDEIS FAR WEST: Washington over Ote,on State, Ol'ello'n over.lJtah. Jlli~bls o~er Stanford, Wyomjng over Dcnvef, Colorado A & M over Br'Jgham YOUhj, " ~ ..

Pan '-TDE DART lOW N-lowa Cill', II.-FrL, Od. I, 1:9;;« Last Rites Planned sur Accepts r 'Gifts,' ~~G~er~m~an~E~du~ca~to~r~V~isi=tS!.!SU!'!! j, ~ifY -Record Hawkeye. _~ditor Calfs For Miss SiderS Funcral scrvices will be held ' BIRTHS Organizational Meeting Saturd(lY [or Miss Sarah L. Sid­ Grants for $44,635 Mr. aDd Mrs. Everett. Holst, ers, 87, o[ 24 N. Van Buren st., a Git d grant.5 lotallng 44.-...... The 1955 Hawkeye will hold an I formcl' cmploye oC the house­ West Liberty. a gid Wednesday . t' J t· co leges and administration ed1- 635 [or re rch and tUdent' Inc.. ot New York and 400 {rom at Mercy hospitaL organtza Ion a mee 109 Oct. 5 at tor. keeping department of SUI. She cbola ps bave been accepted the 1ayt ~ company foundation died Thursday morning in a ]0- 7 p.m. in room 22JA Schaeffer Appointcd to the art staff ar'c: tor UI y th tinan commlt- for senior students In commerce cal nursing home. DEATHS t~c of t ,ale board of educa- and engineering. hall lor all stUdents interested in I Paul Ellerbrook. A4, Sheldon, Survivors include onc sisLer. lion. Buel\,e ' 15.tt4 Minnie KeLl ~ng.r. 80. Casey, at working on this year's annual. Iand Ken Philo. Miss Rose Siders. and a bl'other, According to President Virgil In the coUege of medicine. University hospitals. Jo Murray. A4, Galesburg. IlL. Ralph Siders, both of Tipton and M. Hancller. 'lI,800 was accept- Dean Norman B. Nelson received Nora Cook, 63. Urbana, at Uni­ edltor. announced Thursday. Lions Clubs Donate a number o{ nieces and nephews. versity hospitqls. Photographers, photographic The Rev. Robert Sanks. assist­ cd [rom he Louis W, and Maudl a $15.000 institutional grant lrom John H. Jobnson. 83.1ted Cliff. Tools to Philippines HIli Fa i1y foundation of St. the American Cancer society. secretaries. copywriters, artists, ant pastor of the Methodist at University hOSlJlttlls. , MANILA (JP) - Lions clubs of Paul. Milln., lor the conUnu- The grant provide lor "vari_ office workers. and pat:e contract the United States have donated church will officiate at the setv­ ation of re.eatch on the causes ous tudles related to cancer. salesmen will be chosen lrom some $500.000 wOI·th oI trucks, ice at 10-a.m. at Oathout cbapel. POLICE 'tOURT and tr atment of stutterin., . I Prof. R. E. Kallio. of Ute bac- among those who apply at the tools. plows and a compLete rice Burial will be in West Liberty The r ance comrtllttee accept- leriology department. received a John Berryman. 409 E. Jeffer­ meeting. mill to the Philippines. cemetery. ed 7,5 from the National Scl- $4,500 granl from the Petroleum son st.. was fined $7.50 and as­ Copywriters may s pecify whe­ Most oC the equipment' has r ' encc foundation tor research un- R earch lund through the sessed $S cost.5 by Judge Emil ther. they w()uld like 10 work on been sent to the southern island STRAND. LAST DAY d r the adership 01 Karl Kam- American Chemical society. Trott Thursday on a charge ot the organizations, activities. res­ of Mindanao, where the Philip­ menney , head of the unlver- A gill of ,L30 [rom Mrs. Floyd intoxication. idences, sports, or feature vol­ pine army is resettling those [01'­ GENE KELLEY sity's c mlc;jll engineering de- 'Kahler of Rockford. 111., and one Vaughn Whesler, Fore!t View ume. mer Communist Huks wb" TECHNICOLOn - Miss Murray and Heimann parttn()n Tbe rant will SUPPON of $Strom Bernita Seebern of trailer court, was fined $7.50 and 'agreed to cease their rebellion "AN AMERICAN invcstiga Ion Into the effect of Pa adena, Calif.. were received assessed' $5 costs on a charge of Koch. A4, Sioux City, business and turn in their arms. IN PARIS" t mptra re lind pres ure upon I Cor the research lund in diabetes. oper,Unlt-a motor vehicle with­ manager, will explain the organi­ the ell.' rlcal conductivity Of The fund is under the direction (BUI Pilot. by out a ".elid driver's li(:Ortse, zation and duties of the stall. -AND- SHOWING ON THE MAP where be crossed the ··.ron CUlnailD" Promotion this year is center­ IOWA CI1'1"S coated ss. of Prof Robert C. Hardin, of the MOVIE OF THE WEEK JAMES STEWART 12.500 Accepted r internal medicine departmcnt. .b Johannel Glesberts, rl,ht. s),perJntendeot 01 schools at Colope, ing around a new stylized repro­ "CARlINE WILLIAMS" du~tion of a hawk which will The urn of 2,500 was i1ccept- 1 A grant of $1,200 was received , G~rmaof' OD the lett Is Dean E, T. P~terson of the SUI eoJlele Local Man Elected provide continuity belween the l ed from the Dow Chemical com- by Prot. William D. Paul. of the 'of edueaOon. Glel/bert. is , .Isltln&, American unlvenUle. UDder the "Doors Open 1:15-9:45" I ..te department's lnternatlonal Eelucatlooal ExcbaDl'e service. r" Historical Society sales and organization of the pany ot Midland, Mich .• extend- Internal medicine department Alvin J. Feulner. 1225 E, Dav­ book and the IInnual itself. UNCONQUERABLE! In" Inlo ib nlnth consecutive for research In analgesic. or enpol't wa$ one of 44. ~rsons EdHorlal pOSitions were com­ year a biochemical research fel- pain-relieving. drugs. The grant Pennsylvania Group Invents Space Clock st...... " .... ,- ever looseel such elected to membership in the pleted with the appointment of lowship in protein nutrition. was made by the Institute tor HARRISBURG, Pa.(JPl-Penn- fury ••• no womon ever CU:fIIl~4JJ Dick Guthr1e, A3, Iowa City. as &ylvanlans can now tell easily ly records the houl'. day, month State Hlstori<:al Society ot Iowa Harold Choltz G. Ellsworth, Study ot Analgesic and Sedative during September. photography co-ordinator; La­ STARTS SATURDAY wh'at time it is on Mars. Kan .• hold the 1954-55 1ellow- , Drugs. and year on Mars, a8 well as 01) Prof. WiUlam J . Petersen ot fayette Prlitchett, A3. Chicago, . . The state Industrial and con­ ship under the direction of Prof. Prof. Rubin Flocks. of the carth. The clock divides the ~UJ 's history department, society Ill., ond Terry Shinkle. A2. Sioux struction exposltJon developed Bing's most • Clarence P. Berg. urology department. received a MArs year into the conventipn- superintendent, made the an-· City, as cO-liports editors; and The finance committee accept- 500 gUt trom the Riverside what it ~alls "the world's first ' nouncement concerning new Donna Sclarow, A2. cd a totl1 Of $1.500 tor scholaJ'- foundry In Bettendorf for re­ sp·ace clock" lor Its annual meet­ al 12 months and into Mars day", memllers,' Forly of lhe group's ~hip , $I.JOO from the Maude E. search in the urology d~part­ Ing. ot 24 hours, 37 minutcs, 23 sec: new 'tlembers lIJ'e from 30 differ- Warwick Fund for War Orphans. ment. The space ' clock simultanedus- onds. ent t()wns in 25 Iowa counties. Varsity Cleaners AcroSl IrolD tbe Campus ii~i;~'"CLAUDE DAUPHIN 24.HOUR SERVICE r•• f [ ;u:,rf((, .... t·\ IfJ"J I:' 'J",,"" • 1'7 E. WaahlDl'ton ' Dial 4153 I.ITTI.E .,' Drive-In rheatre BU ]~Oy. ] ,()ST LANCAS BUCK APACH~ in color by Technicolor JEAN PETERS S" OO~L~!~ R.I .... d Ihr. UNITEO ARTISTS THE GANG . 1 Ir. . 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