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--:-:~------Big 4 Meeting Still Car, Gasoline In 'If' Stage: Ike Truck. Crash WASHINGTON (A')-President South of City El enhower said Wednesday the * * proposed nl-the-summit Big Four * A Florida woman was killed meeting could cleal' the air Bul-ganin Says In the !lamin, wreckage ot h r somewhat and show whether the car and a ,asoline transport on Russians sincerely want to ease highway 218 seven miles south tensions "around the world." Russia Wants at h re Wednesday. 'Mr•. Amanda Mayman, 43, ot The President told :I news con Miami, Fla.. was burned to rel'tlnee, however, the whole End of Crisis death ~y (jre lhat sta[ted lm thing .lill Is in on exploratory mediCltely after the crush nbout and experimental stage. WARSAW, Poland (,4»- Pre mier Nikolai Bulganin told lead 12:15 p.m. He caulloned against a ". tub ers of ovlet bl:'lc countrl ~s Georf M. Parris, 32, Ft. lorn" refusal to expect any fodd Wednesday that Moscow wants Madison. driver ot the Eldon {rom lhe id"p, but he added in an enlf to the cold war, v.dth a Mill r, Inc.. transpori, f,$coped ton s thai suggestcd little enthu B~g Foul' con[erence, Germll n lrorn the truck cab with minor siasm: reunltlcatlon lind world disarm-1 burns. He was not hospi talized. "There is no expectation on amen!. Tre.~ 'or Shoek my part thai in a few hours, a But he made it clear Ru ssia M'r . Mayman'! husband, Gil and Its s ven European allies, bert. was driving 8 truck ah d whose representatlve are ,ath of th car-trllll r unit. He was ered here, will go through with r I ased from University hos NATO Asks End plans to pooi their armed forces I pltals late Wednesdoy nlfht al under one command. l r lr atment ror shocil. Of Hoi, Cord Wars They w111 negotiate a Ireaty Parris told highway patrol m f'!' that Mrs. Maymon's north ot mutual security and aid to bound car ve ' red In front or his PARIS (IP) - The 15 natloJUI oft-Sci West G rmany's adm ls- , transport an Instant berore the of the Atlantic Alliance called slon to NATO. cra h. Wednesday for a truce In the Far At the same time Bulganln Th tran port 'tilt th car Eut and a. Bil' Four aveement called for sweeping governmen broad-sid . rolling It Into D ditch OD European problems to end tal co!}trols over newspapers, ra to the WC!i1 !ride of the highway. the threat of World. Wa.r m. dio and other mass commun ica The transport rolled Into the , It 10:""" Plt".... h- "'. Ab.,,'U They solmenly warned that tions media in all UN countries ditch near the car and caught FlBE AND SMOKE blllew from the wr~ 01 the ear turther fla1ltlnl' In AlIa wUl -West as well 8S East- to heod on fire. I'&lollne ~e\l erash In 'WtIlela "cle~rl)' endanrer Ute peace 01 ort any " utterances urginlr war I Narrow Eseape ODe woman wa. killed fIOUth tbe world." and fomenting hostility among nations." Parris' foot wa s caught in the or Iowa Cit)' WednellCla,. The dhrpute over Formosa. ob~ cab alter the crosh, but Pllrrls vlousl)' was uppermo t In their Correspondents were nol ad managed to free hlmseU and es minda, thol1&'h that Issue WII 00' mitted to conference. sessions. A cape. .palled out In their tinal state Soviet spokesman told "the news Parris told highway patrolmen men whal Bulganln so id. His LOOKING NORTII TOW RD Iowa It (llfII la b ekl'ro.nd) hl.bwa)' III taat or the trailer wb&eb was dJAJ0d6ecl from the ear SefExchange . lIltllL h saw Mrs. Mayman In her cor speech also was broadcast by th~ flamlnr wrecka., or a I'a oline !.railer-truck I hOWD h:erU1 alter the l~cL Intenae heat .reYfnkd flreJlltll and worke... Ju after the erash. The ministers, ill their final after hIllin, broad Ide a car towln, a trailer. Eotb Ihe w_an deul.... brla. Traffic bloeked abou~ Moscow radio. rr_ II w" tor two houn. Her body, however, W03 found GOlDblunlque, hailed Ute addJUon to (Other pJ lure: p.,.e 6) • !Represented hera by th ir pre nd a dill In i,he ear were bllIn.ed dt'alli. 'the W1'tcka,e on the lIbout 30 l~et from the car and of Wefli GermanY'1 50-m1UMa miers, toteign and def n e min ------~~~~~~~~~~~--~--~~~--~ 10 f I from a mall cr ek. Of Russian,. ·: DeOPI~ to tbe Atlantic community . t rs are Bus in, Poland Czccho . EJrJt.8lodu Rembnl '. and tlie ormatloll 0' the aeven slovnkia, Romania, Bulgaria. Mrs. M3rman's only pass n _UGIl "'Ie" EuropelUl VnLoa as East Germany, Hungary and Al r, dOlI, "'U also k1JI~ In the " 1IIe.. wb oh will promote peace. bania. Pelping seonl its de1ense tJre. .U ~ • ministet as observer, 'rile \.raUer sta,ed on the 'WABHUfd'l'ON \VI.lh Bulganln said repea tedly tha I h l.h way. Intense tire and smoke (JP) ...: feW days, II few weeks this world Presldenl1!l'l
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Pace 2-THE D.\.lLY IQWAN-Iowa GUy, Ia.-Thur., May IZ,1955 , Eventual Meeting at the Summit , I , e 'd i t·0 r ; a , Anyone for LACEDELMNP?- We notice a few posters, evidently planted by a brave publicity man, in local busine s places proclaiming that this (EDITOR'S NOTE: Thl& Is the (EDITOR'S NO'I'E: Deleratea ht el&'hth or 12 interviews by Cen from Sovld Russia and Its leveD constructed over the postwar wi weekend is VEISHEA time at Iowa tate college. tral Pre correspondent Mark European satelUtes are current years of Stalinism in the satel clll For uninformed outlanders who might not already know, Leonard with forelcn ambassa ly medln&" to sd up a unifIed at VEISHEA (V for veterinary medicine, E for engineering, IS dors to the United tates.) mllltary command. This is the lites has been disrupted. I Political Indecision for industrial science, lIE for home economics and A for agri By l\IARK LEONARD seeond of three articles by Wil aei liam J. Ryan on lIle IIJ the Iron 2. Political indecision at hilb tel culture, the fiye divisions of the school) is in the words of its WASHIlNGTON-Brazil's am bassador to the United States curtain countries anel the po est levels has been induced by b4 tential streDrth or those na publicists "the larg; t student managed festival jn the world." predicts that within 20 to 25 uncertainty over the' outcome in Some idealists once started. this event as a festival in bonor yearS his country will have com tions.) By WILLIAM L, RYAN Moscow. of higher education. The principal attractions were educational pleted its economic e~ansion and develapment to make it one AP Foreirn News Analyst 3. Agriculture. the cancer tu open houses sponsored by the various divisions, departments of the world's great powers. For almost a year there was mor of the Communist world, Is and activity groups of the school. Ambassado~ Joao carlos ~u a glimmer 01 hope in the llttle in a state of near anarchy. The But the three-ring circlls type of promotion has long since nIz pointed out in an interview Moscows of eastern Europe. chaos was aggravated by the f~ct that Brazil~s already one of the outdistanced these events. Open houses are still staged, but Stalin was dead. Beria. his that under Maenkov, brief COD world's largest countries, with an secret police 'boss, was dead, too. few VEISHEA visitors know of them. area exceeding tnat of the U.S., cessions were made 10 the farm BII The appiratus of cold terror m Parade, vaudevjJIe acts, musical show, horse show and and said that at Brazil's present seemed to !be breaking down. ers . .:I'he concessions cannot be rate of development, it will 5i dances crowd their schedules a Little too much. A new Soviet prell)ier, Georgi yanked [back too suddenly. But "very definite·ly" emerge as a Malenkov, was seeklOg to but gradually and cautiously, the J The latest VEl IlEA evcnt is a wild west rodeo, a little great power during the next Joao Muniz .. tress himself by promising the hard-line leadership is Ibeginnlnl difficult to figure. as an euucational affair. quarter of a century. Soviet population shoes as well to !pull thc reins. Coffee 5f, '(1. Cup . He pointed out that his cpun , The reconstruction of the ter lowa State is on the quarter systcm instead of semesters. I ! as guns. Iceboxes and television trymen are tapping Brazil's vast as well as tanks and warplanes. ror system already has beiUn The school offers fall. winter aDd \TEISIiIEA quarters. underground wealth at an in will tap new oli SOU~
AdYantages of Hiring Wedding Calerer 7 SUI Greek Week To 'Begin Today ilvenvue. Perhaps a hired maid will help out in the Idtcllen, and Greek week aotivities will be- one or two servants will aid In lin this evening with exchange Saturday. I finalists are being held thi I Fred King's KombO will fur- ' pI tion of work projects, and the serving. dinners tor the 19 social Crater- To Prescnt 3 SkHa I week. nish music tor the dance. In will be held at noon on the east hilies and 13 sororities. Dinners Each sorority is workin& with Each FOuP attendint the. case ot rain the event will be ) football field oC the City park. will be served al 5:45 p.m. Ex- a fraternity on a skit, three of dance is asked \0 wear dlsHn- held in the armory ot lhe field Each group will furnish its own r change dinners also will be held ,.which will be presented durin, ~ishing gimmicks peculiar to house. wad. Relay races wilJ berin at a\ 12:45 p.m. Sunday. the dance intermi sion. The best its organization. II i • non-dat other Activit! 1 p.m. Highlighting the Greek week skit will >be selected at this time affair. Fraternities ~'hlch are Other aCl" iti include a pie- Awards will be pre ented at activities wlll lbe a dance on the and the winners will receive j working on kits with sororitie nie Saturday noon and convoca- the convocation at 2 p.m. Sun I" tennis courts south of the field I trophJes at convocation Sunday may arrange to take tne sorority lion Sunday afternoon. day In the main lounge oC the house from 8 p.m. until midnight , afternoon. Tryouts for the three members to the dance. The picnic will follow com- ) ]owa Memorial Union. JUNIOR HOUSE · New Alpha Pili Omega Officers • 1
PINNED Phi Gamma Delta. .It Anne Datesman, A3, Council Susann SOnner, A3, Spencer, .. Bluffs, Delta Gamma, to Ray Delta Gamma, to Don Minnich, .~ mond DenkhoCt, P3, Des Moines, Grinnell college. Sigma ChL Judith Murtagh, A2, Algona, Delta Gamma, to Richard Tho Judith Bishop, N2, Phoenix reson, A2, Spirit Lake, PhI Del ville, Pa., Delta Zeta, to Ronald ta Theta. Wilkinson, DI, Iowa City, Delta Janet Schmerse, Nt, Spencer, Sigma Delta. ALPlla Chi Omega, to John Der "" Annette Meyer, AI, Betten daH, A3, Sioux City, Pi Kappa , " dort, Alpha Chi Omega, to Don ALpha. "to ald Hampton, A2, Glenview, Ill., Barbara Appelman, A3, Cler Alpha Tau Omega. mont., Delta Gamma, to Streeter Cheryl Johnson, AI, Riceville, Shining, MI, Waterloo, Alpha Alpha Chi Omega, to Frederic Kappa Kappa. f olbrecht, AI, Iowa Falls, DelUi Janis Jensen, AS, Cedar Rap... Up ilon. ids, Delta Gamma, to John Sue Haselman, A3, Waterloo, Mugge, ca, Des MoInes, Sigma ;1 to Bill Holman, A2, Melbourne, Chi. Phi Kappa PsI. ENGAGED Zoe Ann Fitch, A3, Des Martha Mllani, All, Center Moines, Kappa Alpha Thela, to ville, Delta Gamma, to Donald ~ I Marlin J . Pearson, M3, West Ribble, L3, Cedar Rapids. , Branch, Alpha Ka.ppa Kappa. Eleanor Douglass, A4, Des Noya Huber, A2, Iowa City, Moines, Chi Omega, to WIlliam .1 Kappa Alpha Theta, to Allen D. oass, AS, Waterloo" Delta Upsi Anneberg, M4, Carroll, Alpha lon. MAKING PLAN G , na lIonal crvlce fra~rnJty, are the croup's new orrl Kappa Kappa. JoAnn Foerstner, ca, Amana, cer . They are: eated, Idl to rl,ht. lame Fo t r, 2, Eldora, teretar·; Llo d Courter, A%, Boone, Patricia Parr, A4, Charles Delta Gamma, to Alex Meyer, president; Donald Bo\\en, AZ, Marshalltown. vlce-pr Ident; tandln" left to rich I, Fred WhUe City, Kappa ALpha Theta, to ca, Cedar R.apids, Sigma Chi. book, At. Rock Island. Ill., trea urer, and I("holas E. 'Velter, manA,er or ceneral s&or ,facility WJIIlam Millhaem, C4, Des Helen Stoll1., A4, Ottumwa, advIser. Robert Bak on, AZ, Eldora, corre POndlnr eeret r , aDd Thorn Hamilton, AI. Cry tal Moines, Delta Chi. Delta Gamma, to William Dahl Lake, erceanl-at.arm.s, are 110t pictured. Judy Benfer, A4, Davenport, berg, D1, Eagle Grove, Delta Delta Gamma, to John Phillips, Sigma Delta. lncreased member hip and In people and other Ol·ganlzatlon. Siima Phi Epsilon, Iowa State Judith Doyle, A.2, Keokuk, Ze creased service are the goals 01 to come to us with their prob Faculty Asked college. ta Tau Alpha, to J erry Overton, Alpha Phi Omega, national ser lems. We can guarantee a job Lowetta Hightower, A2, Clin A2, West Point. vice Irate! nity, Cor this next will be well 'done," said Lloyd To Return Books ton , Alpha Kappa Alpha, to John Marlene McVay, AI, Akron, school scar. Courter, A2, Boone, president. Faculty memb rs are request W. Hall, A4, Chicago, III., Kappa Zeta Tau Alpha, to Richard Ru According to Donald Bo en, The group does not ask tar ed to ret urn library books for ALpha Psi. bollom, A2, BuIfalo, Wyo., Aca A2, Marshalltown, vice pre ident any recognition or the things Sally Gibson, A2, Osceola, ann u al inventory checkln&. Junior Houl~ fa,"ion, cia. of the organization, "although they do and there Is no reward .r~ QJI · .rti.,~d in Delta Della Delta, to John the membership .Is about 50 stu- ror anyone In the or&anlzatlon, Ralph E. Ellsworth, director of "o,ue and lIarpe,', BOUlor Dinges, A2, Bedford, Sigma Chi. Ubraries, announ~ d Wedne duy. Kay Norton, A3, Omaha Neb., ' Club dents, plans are b('ing consider except his own p('r. onal sa ti~ Newcomers ed 01 ways to augm n this and taction, he added. Books r turned now or by the Delta Della Delta" to George end ot summer 5 ion may be Harker, C4, Denison, ~Jta Tau To Hold Supper ~il~~."get more acUve particlpa- In the past, Alpha Phi Omega Delta . ha fUl'Oished members lo op renewed tor another y~ar. Connie Palmer, A2, Webb, Al The University Newcomers' The fraternity, composed of erate the ballot boxe' during all The purpose of Inventory pha Delta Pi, to Donald Salva, club will hold its annual polluck stud ent who have belonged to campus electrbns. Another pro checking is lO keep Circulation A2, Angola, N.Y., Phi Kappa. supper, tor wives only, Monday the Boy Scouts, is dedicated to ject, is the building of an out records accurate. The policy was I CHAINED evening in the University club- the purpose of helping boy scout door plaY&round (or the Hos adopted four years ago a Cter ap slim and sleeveless pearl-buttoned rooms. troops in the area. Th('y have, pital-School for S verely Hand Frances Wilimek, A2, Newton, provel by the faculty library empire waist cotton poplin dress for day or Alpha Xi Delta, to Larry Miller, Dinner will begin al 6:15 p.m. however, expanded their servi Icapped Children. They al~o help committee, the university raculty A3, Britt, Alpha Tau Omega. with bridge and other games be- ces to include both SUI ancl city control the float parade durihl council, and university admin date ... punctuated by a round-neck Helen Richmann, A4, Marion, gllll1ing at 7:45. Hostesses wlll organizations lhat may need Homecoming. istration, gathered striped bodice above a fuji flare skirt be Mrs. William H. Lyle, outgo- help on any project. Alpha Xi Delta, to Tom Kerf, "We would like to hove as Thi~ does not apply to mem .•• ",Uhout Rein. our Bridal of unpressed plt-atl!. In combinlltions of navy or inl president, and' Mrs, J ames B. "'~ntlal Membt> tint ted A3,10wa City, Phi Delta Theta. many members as po sible next b rs of the college of 1a w tal' e"lee '" InvitatIons, Nap- black with whiLe top-stitch trim. Bush. presfden t-elect. kIns, Matehes. WeddlDc Janet Haberly, A4, New Preparations for the supper "We contact potential members tall and a lot of activities to ulty In relatJon to the law li Hampton, Alpha Delta Pi, to 1kHlIu, ekl. are being made by the out-going on the basis of a questionnaire keep us bu y helpinl the stu brary. Sire. 7·' 5 John Wilson, C4, Des MOines, execuUve c In; Bums Bealen a~ an Marks Fall. as Iowa Track un on Afler Eleven ifeam Beats Soldier~, 81-5.1 an Straight Wins Iowa's track team defeated Ft. Leonard Wood, 81-51, here Wed Iowa set the pace until the last (.), ~ loba ....eU (rLW). J ,lI,~_ CHICAGO (JP) - A grand nesday despite three record Jookoon (FLW) .. Tlmo; ;".1. 100 yards when Wheeler spurt I'!O·YARD BIGH HuaDLU - I "I. slam homer by Ernie Banks aQd breaking performances by the ed ahead. Ferguson was also lie te'Yenl fnw). : LeI ate.e••• m. a three-run homer by Dee Fon soldiers. clocked in a time better than the ~ Jack ~Iatbew. (I). TIIII.: : I~ .II. (IIa_ dy enabled the Chicago Cubs Iruk r ••• ,d; .11 mark :14.6 b, 101 Coach Ted Wheeler, Cormer old record. It was the first time IDlib. Wlnoulu, Itt'l a... • ....~ to shatter a Russ Meyer pitching Hawkeye s tar, this year that Ferguson has run Iowa, 10;)4)). Jinx and an ll-game Brooklyn broke the mile under 4:15 in mile competition. 88O·YA&O &UN - 1 T.' W~ttlcr ca Dodger winning streak, 10-8 IFLW), ~ lIIurra,. Kull.,. (I). Sit•• 'run record with a It was the same story in the Br.w. (I). Time: 1 :~U . fl_ en Wednesday. 4:13.3 timing and halt mile as Wheeler ibreasted the ~~~~. r •• ord .d b, L.ao, Eberl, I •••• Or Meyer, who Jasted only the tied the 880-yard tape just ahead of Hawkeye Mur- !~'·YA&D DA8H - 1 La,,' first inning, had won 17 straight run mark of 1:- 'trt, over the Cubs. • . ray Keatinge. Wheeler ran the (1), ~ J .... Malb ••• ( I ). aT.... , .. BOSTON (IP) - Ted Williams, 54.3. half ml'le f~r e United States (I). TI",e; :~~.~. It was Meyer's ~irst loss to one of baseball's greatest hitters, batting average in over 12 years B r 0 a d jumper . TWO·MILE ..UN - I W.y •• I .... Chicago since July 16, 1950. in the Pan rican Games this. ",.D (.). ~ Woo'r.w Pbllll,. ('''WI, ended his retirement Wednesday of major league play, comes at John Bennett of sprIng. ' 8 R.lr SohucUe (FLW). TIlDe: If:"'" For the high-flying Dodgers, (AP' Wlr.,b.i.) wHh a phone call to the Boston the right moment psychologically the army team 2tO·YA.D LOW JlVaDU;S - I Lio it was their first defeat since a IT'S HARD ON FINGERNAILS, Stan Hack, ChJca,o Cubs' man- Iowa's Les Stevens won the 81•• en. (I), jj Willi. 81 ..... (FLW), Red Sox that he would arrive for the slumping ~ox. Boston shattered the old ' 1O-lnning, 11-10 reversal by the a,er, Is pylnf as he dJscusses the Cubs' 10-8 victory over Brook hi"h jump and the low hurdles 8 J •• k Malb.... (I). Tt.o, :.IJ. Friday. lost five straight and 11 of its Iowa track rec • " (Raee rOn Dyer =OO-,..r .. e",.e .,"'.- New York Giants April 24 and bD, snapplnl' the Dodl'ers' 11 fame winninl' streak. Others In the He caIJed General Manager last 12 games prior to Wednes ord by 10 inches WlfEELER but settled 101' second 10 the high .f reral.r m.ya,' dhlaa •• ). only their third setback in 25 ploture who bad a bl, hand In Wednesday's win are: Emte hurdles to record-breaker Willie ONE MILl! alLA' - I 1•• 1 lila days' game. with a leap of 2 4 feet 8% inches. games this season. Daus, at left, shortstop, who hU a &'rand slam homer; Dee Fon- Joe Cronin from Miami where . . WII,... M.-r.y Koalln,e. lUck rer••. the {ina! settlement of his di "I'm very pleased," cchoed Teammate Willie Stevens shav Stevens, an Ilhnols pre p titie .h, Ir. Dun ••orlb) . ~ Ft. JAu... Meyer was followed by five dy, center, first-baseman, who homered with two men OD base, holder before going into the ser- Wo.d. Time: S:i!'U. vorce was recorded Wednesday Manager Mike Higgins. "I'm ed a tenth of a second off the old Dodger pitchers, including Billy ~a_n_d_J_I_m_D_a_v_IS_wi_n_nl_n_"_p_ltc_h_e_r.______vice. SHOT PUT ' - 1 Delllla, S ...rl .... morning. anxious to see what condition track record of 14.5. (J' LW) , (110-\1, ~ R.d,er S ••410 ... (I) Larry Perry of Iowa upset (44' 9 3/'''), S Dlek Dell, (I) iii'. Loes who yielded a single to Made Mind Up he's in and how soon he can However, Coach Francis Crelz 40-year-old pinch hitter Walker Bennett in the lOO-yard dash in 1 Yo "). "I'm not going to wait any play." meyer had more depth and bal POLE VAULT - 1 Garauer V.a 10.1. Perry also won the 220- Dyke (I) (lao tOO). ~ Nlek PI,.. (11 Cooper in the seven~ which pro longer," Ted told Cronin. "I've As usual, contract terms were ance. The Hawkeyes captured vided the ninth and decisive Turley Wild as Tribe yard dash. (Ia'), 3 Oerald H .... (FLW) (1" "). spent two days wllh my daugh not announced by the Red Sox. eight first places to Ft. Leonard DIGH JUMP - I Le. 8t.... 1' tI) Cub run. [6' 3 Yo .1), ~ Pa.1 Klleb (I) (G' r'" ted. I'd made up my mind to play However, Williams will not be Wood's six. SU~U.AKIES The 10th Chicago run also S Jobn B.UBelt (FLW) (S'). baseball again before the settle getting a full year's salary be Wheeler cracked his own mile Ol'jE l\IJL~ RUN - I Ted Wb..... DISOUS THaOW - 1 Del ...r .tle. Nudges New York, 4-3 (FLW), ~ Itloh F.rru.on (I)" G W.yne.I.,ea IJlLW). (1M' J"). ~ AII.. d Br ••• came in the seventh on Peewee ment was completed." cause of reporting late. record that he set as a Hawkeye jteese's throwing error on Banks' Ever.an (I). Time: 4:18.8. (N ... irad. (FLW) (14')' 4110"), 3 D.u,11I IIr •••I,. NEW YORK (JP) -..The Cleve-, Although Williams never has Williams received an amount in 1953. The long-legged runner r •• ord; old mar .. 4 : L~ . 7 by T.d Wb.el· \t.n (I) (lBl' GW'). grounder which .scored Ransom .r (I), 19~3). BROAD JU,IP _ t J.ba 8e~1ItI1 land Indians cashed in on Bob pertorman~ during the early explained his now discarded de reported between $80,000 and will enroll al Iowa next rall upon Jackson from second. 4JO·l'AllD RUN - I lr.1>"n .... o,,1\ \FLW, \~l' 110/.0"', ~ Yo\\\ _ ..,\ •• 11) Turley's wildness for a 4 -3 vic- part of the game, then he settled cision to quit baseball, friends $100,000 annually over the past completion of his military duty. ( I). 2 Tom E.ker (I), S Jim WII.on (I). (~~. 1')4"), 8 PhI) L".b,. ( I) 12:' 6I Rookie John Andre started i·!, said his mari tai difficulties were several seasons. Wheeler appeared to be run Tim. :49.G. · (New fI.ld r •••r4; old mark ~~ '" ~1 for the Cubs, but left for Hal tory over the Yankees Wednes- do",:,: and made it a real duel ~OII·YAB.D DASI{ - 1 Larry P.rr,. 1 Jame. HolI.nd. "'.rlb.eilorn. nl.1. day, scoring three runs in the agamst Early Wynn. ~ynn ~1- the principal reason. Training Needed ning easily in both the ha1f and Jeltcoat in the fourth. Jeffcoat the mile runs but he won them in turn needed help from Jim fourth inning on two of their ~owed . the Yanks only five hIts, Under terms of the decision " I've been fooling around wilh by only a few feet with his su Davis'in the seventh. three hits of the game. JnclUdl~g homers by Andy Carey handed down in the Miami court, a heavy lead bat," Cronin quot and Mickey Mantle, as he won Williams must pay his divorced ed Williams as saying about his perior stretch kick. Davis was credited with the Turley yielded three hits and his third straight. In the mile Rich Ferguson of victory, his third against one de eight walks. wifc $50,000 within two year$, ·conditioning. However, Cmnin Turley's wildness manifested giving her at least $125 weekly. cautioned that Ted wouldn't be eat. He lorced Jackie Robinson gave a breath-stopping to hit inlo a game-ending double itself in the iirst inning when weekly. able to get in the Hneup right play after Dixl¢ Howell had he walked the first three men He also must pay $100 monthly away. doubled and Gil Hodges Singled he faced and fanned three in for support of their daughter,. Trainer Jack Fadden said all Bosox~ Edge with one out in the ninth. the same inning. After Ralph Barbara, 7. Ted needs is to callous his hands, Giani'S Defeat Kiner struck out, Al Smith scor Bosox Slumplnr sharpen up his reflexes and he'll Brooklyn .. .. . 2,0 !Wit ~I(f.- M 14 I ed on a wild pitch. Turley then The arrival of the long ball be ready to play. Chlcor...... MS 000 ')00-10 9 • hiftlng lefthander, with 366 "Thats' no more than two Meyer. Labine C!!), ftlacll (4L '"Podrel got Dave Pope and Larry Doby (hicag'o,' 4·3 (6), Lo.. (7), a.ebu.k (8) aDd Cata· on strikes. home runs and a .34 8 liIetime weeks," Fadden said. panell.; And ... J.ff.o.t (I). Davl. (7) (incinnati,'6·3 The Yanks got lhat run back BOSTON (JP) - Billy Klaus' and ChlU. '" - Davl.. L - Ttleyer. 110m. run. - Cbluro, Banlls, Fondy. in the same inning. tli st major league home run, a CINCINNATI (JP) - The New Satte'rfield Loses Split Decision. tWO-l'un blast in the seventh in York Giants' Jim Hearn posted In the fourth the Indians put ning, and some clutch relief his fifth triumph of 955 together two hils with :four more ~HICAGO (JP) - ~rchie Mc- I and Judge McManus at 96 to 94, work by Ellis Kinder in the ninth Milwaukee Whips Wednesday night, a 6-3 job :it walks for three runs and that BrIde, 26, a ,~ethod lcal boxer while Judge John Bray voted for ena bled Boston Lo snap a five the expense of the Cincinnati decided the ~all game. game lOSing streak with a 4-3 from Trenton,'J'i.J., thumped out Satterfield, 95-90. Redlegs. Monte' Irvin and Whitey victory over lhe Chicago White "Olt~WS Bues with Power Clev.land . .. 100!l4lO IHHJ-t 3 0 2 mEE AS A Lockman homered to power the New York ... .. 100 Itt Ol~' r. 0 a split 10-round decision over A to 1 favorite, McBride Sox Wednesday. SREEZE/'" MILWAUKEE (JP) - The Mil l'lghthander to the victory. WynD apd. UtJln : Turley and Berra. hard-swinging, but ina~curate simply out-stabbed Satterfield Kinder came in for winning waukee BJ'fIves nipped a bud Hearn, charged with one de W - Wyna; L - T.rle,. Bob Satterfield, o! Chicago in Ai with a Quick left jab most of the pitcher Frank Sullivan after a "ACTIVATED DR - N.w Y.,k, Car.y, lIIanll • . CIGARETTES ding jinx Wednesday by trim feat, gave up eight hits, includ televised heAvyweight bout at fight and weathered the storm wa lk to pinch hitter Willard CHARCOAL ming the Pittsburgh Pirates, 8-3, ing Wally Post's ninth inning when the Chicagoan exploded his Marshall and a single by Chico FIL HR. the Chicago s~dlum Wednesday on the batting power of Ed Ma homer. best punches. Canasquel. TOO!" Garver's 3-Hitter night. . Ike Bernstein, Satterfield's 78- thews and Joe , Adcock. Both clubs went hitles~ for the e Klaus, the team's shortstop af Mathews slammed 1l lhree-Tun first three frames. But with two Gives Tigers Win McBride re~~ived the votes of year-old manager, said his tight ter Milt Bolling and Eddie Joost er broke his I~ft hand in the sec homer in the third and Adcock out in ~he fourth, starter-loser Referee FrankJSikora at 95 to 94 were injured, followed a Sammy poked a two-run seventh inning Joe Nuxhall walked Irvin. Hank WASHINGTON (JP) - Ned ond round. White single with his home run.' double. Thompson and Bobby Hofman Garver blanked the Washington Froln the training room right atter the fight came a report that Chl ••,o ...... 100 1110 001-3 Ii .: Chet Nichols, Milwaukee's on hlt.back-to-back singles to score Senators with three hits 'Wednes Iowa Nitte Plays BOII.n " 0111 OO~ IOx-4 6 0 ly unbeaten starting hurler, gave Irvin. Satterfield's left hand had swol Truck., Con5ue,ra CU. and LoU.r; day as the Detroit Tigers snap len to extreme size when his ulllYan, Kinder (9). and While. W - ~5fo ' up eight hits and started two Last Home Ti·lts ~ uilivan. L - Truelu. double plays as he won his third 101 .... V.rk .. : .. 000 IO~ O!l()-G U J ped a three game losIng streak gloves were doffed. DR - 801'on, Klau •• Clnolnn." . 000 lut 011-3 • o· DERN SIZE game. Hurn .ad K.II; Nuh.1I P~dblel .. with a 7-0 victory before a sUm Iowa's baseball team will at After three straight walks by 8, Fre.eman 9 and Burl'e.. L - Nux- gathering of 1,271 paid fans. Al ball. I tempt to climb out of lhe Big Pittsburgh starter and loser Ron Home rUbl - New I'ork, Kallne socked his seventh homer Ten cellar in lts las t home games Kline in the second, Henry Aar Leda:man. Clnelnnatl, Pod. lor the Tigers. this weekend. oh scored Milwaukee's ,first run The Tigers batted around in Friday 'the" Hawkeyes (1-6) ott Danny O'Connell's high the seventh, scoring four runs bounder to short. .Jt became 4-0 Phils Tipped, 6-5, on four singles and a couple of will meet ~nliiana (3-4) and in the third when Mathews fielding errors by Dean Stone Saturday ther entertain Ohio ·FILTER-TIP TAREYTON ' homered after Singles by Billy and Harmon Killebrew. State (4-~ il} a dOllblebeader. AMEalCAN LEAGUE TION L LEAGUE BUrton and Johnny Logan. Ohio State is \n third place and W L Pol. 08 W L Pol. 011 By Cardinal Rally Until the seventh, Garver had Clev~l.n. ., . • 19 7 .7~1 8rooklyn •.,. :, .AX" with the Pearl-Gray Activated Charcoal Filte' . The Braves put over lour more a one-hilter going. the Hoosiers are tied for sixth. Chl •• r...... 15 .. .o·!:t 3 New York • la 11 .,J-I'! in the seventh at the expense ST. LOUIS (JP) - Harry El New York ... 14 10 .:IlI:1 4 l\Ulwauk.ee .•. L3 J'~ .~'!() Bill Schoof (2-3) will start for D.lroll ...... U II .ijil Cbl ••,. ... I~ II .151 of Elroy Face, third Pirate hurl D.lroll ...... I _ 40'!-7 \I I 4 liott, Stan Musial and Rip Re Waahlnrlen .... too 0t0 t09-t 3 • Iowa Friday, Coach Otto Vogel Ran.a. CI\Y .. It II .417 8 to Louis ..... 10 t '! .·Hi5 er. pulski hit eighth-inning doubles (iarver Ind Wilton; 8toDe, aam. 7. said. Ron Sch.ef~r and Bill DU W. bln,I.. . It J3 .4" 8' ~ PIU.bu"h ... 11 14 .410 Ih.I...... It. 17 .378 Ol~ Clnclnn.tI . .. 0 III .360 Wednesday night that gave the Sbea O•• n' FIIs,eraJd. W - G.rver. pn will pitch for the Hawk~ PJII.bu'rb ..... 100 80'! GI(f.-:1 8 I L .. Stoat. Balllm.r. . ... • ,18 .3~ Jl Pbll.... ,phJ . .. 8 Ii .$~U 111111...... , .. ttl< IH!t 400-11 ) L I St. Louis Cardinals a come-from • HR - D.".U, K.Une. Saturday. Wednesda)". Results Wednelda.yt. Results Chlca,o 10, Brooklyn 8 ' ~~~ ~ , ~ ' lUID., W.... ~ Fl •• 7 aa' Sb.plr'; behind 6-5 victory over the Phil ---- NI.b ... an' Cr.nd.lI. L - KIIII •. Det.oll 7, Washln,I •• ~ Ne'" Y.rk 6. Clnejnn.U ~ adelphia Phillies, who pave lost • K.III .. QII,. =, Baillmlfr. 9 51. Loulo a. Phllad.lphla ~ Ifome raDI - MII",a.kee, Mathew•. ~ I straight games. . . C'.yet••• '.New 'York 8 \ Mllwauke. 8. PII\Sburrh 3 ~ Crisp ... Cool ... Easy to Wear $40;000 Suit Filed Against Robinson B.II.n .. Chloa,. S Today'. Pitchers . j . 1 Pbll.4.'pbla ••. 1'10 000 03&-1S G 0 Tony', PUoh ... Phllad.'phl. AI Clnolnnall (N) McGREGOR , . MILWAUKEE (IP) - A 540,000 CI.... Wul.ln,l.n (N)- r~-I) ~ 81. Loull ...... U~I IIOG 03x_ I j 0 I... .1 DI,"son VI. Valenlln. ( 1-1). ~/s Sha..,tz Stops Robinson,' returned to the berlch 8cor. (S·I) v •• 1II.0erm.1I ( I ·S). Oro.k:IYD .t Mlhvaukee eN) - Er R.b.,Io. I'(ro" •• '" (I), Kipper, (I) damage suit has been filed in anti IApat .. ; ".ellison, Tleren•• er (8) , alter being evicted fro m the CIII ..,. .. B.lllmor. (N) - 1I"lb· .klne (lhU) VI. Burdelk (1!-2). SCOT BLAZE STRIPE federal court against Jackie' ."an (!too'!) YI. Ro,evln (I-S) . Pilisburrh .~ Chlu,o - Kin, (J ·0) ~ Orioles in Relief M.I.r' (8), Sobullo 10) anti S ...I. W - game at County stadium, lossed Kans.. eft,. at B ••t.., "'.a.ehl \ M., •• d. J., - Mrul •• kl. Vt. J.~ .. IS·~). Robinspn, Brooklyn Dodgers first ("') n . D.) •• k (I·~)' H.me rln - 81. Leult, 111 ••/.1. his bat over the top of the Brook New Yor" .1 81. Loul. (N) - Go· BALTIMORE (JP) - 1H0iding baseman, and the Brooklyn bali lyn dugout and into the box seats. , Only ,._. IClbe4uled. mez (1·3) Vt. lI.ddlx ( L·". ,~ the Orioles to two singles over club, by a Milwaukee husband The Woijrllikis claimed bot b the last six innings in relief of and wife who claimed they were suffered ' bra~ concussions, se starter Alex Kellner, 1B0bby . ' .' State Board Gives hit by' a bat thrown by Robinson vere headaches and cuts and .. Shantil. picked up his second vic June 2, 1954. bruises. Mrs. Wolinski said she tory 'Of the season as the Ath The couple, Mr. and Mrs. Pet was conlin.ed to be,d for several letics blanked Baltimore, 2-0, Praise to Hawks er Wolinski, charged 'they were Wednesday. weeks and Wolinski was unable Form;,!1 congratulations were both struck on the head when to work. ~ Kellner and Shantz tOiether extended to Iowa bl\sketball ~_iiiiiiiiii·~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!.iiiiiiii!ii!iiiiii ·S·AVE . ~ lJmited the Orioles to five sin coach Bucky O'Connor by the ,les. Iowa State Board \)1 Regents, it with Shantz eame on in the fourth was learned here Wednesday. • after Kellner developed a catch ~ This is the first time the board in his back. has taken such action regarding Summer The A's scored 'twice in the an athletic team. third inninz on bllck-toback &~P~RIQR .~'400" The Hawkeyes, Big Ten ~ Singles . by Gus Zernial and Jim champions and National Colleg~ j finigan . . Zerrual's brought in iate tournament finalists last ~oe DeMaestri 'and Finigan's sin season, were praised for their , T Ethy,/ ~ ,Ie drove in Dick Kryhoski. sportsmanship. I I A K..... CII, .. ...! 010 MO-~' I L X Balllmor...... , .... NO _ $ • KeUnr. 11.... 10 t. and A.trMII ; Krel· ~ \ ...... Kuau. ", •• d Smltb. W - Chicago CoDege of P 'bnll. L - Krello •. I DACROIS A I ~ ~ I ~ .\ OPTs~~~TRY OILONS D 274 AttNletiH Prof•• don ~ SPORT SHIRTS Dodor of Optomepy , I ~ See this new Italian-inspired lively ~ look of stripes in a cool, crisp fabric .. I DEGREE NYLUS ·'. ARE T T E5 'bye I george! IN THREE YEARS C· 1G ~ Colorfast" and shrink-controlled in Enjoy yo~rself-it's ~i~hter thin you I' 'green white, brown and white, think! AFTER SI ormals li,hl on Profesaional R.ecocnitioll by U. S. " .~ 2 ~ . a~d shoulders-litht on bud,el! DeIlL ol '?e': and &1. Service. "SlIin.shy"linish, too! fOt Two LUI. Eye Clinic. Small, that "up·in·lhe·clouds" ~A95 .. $1~95 ~ Corton ~~;: ~ ~':!~~~:c:~al:~~:~ite. $511 Univenil EDvironlllenl. New '"~n.-ao \ Dorm. and Apartmenll 011 luee I .djoininl I. I. T. Campus. Your Liboral Aria Credits Ap. plicable for Entnnce (60 Semes ter Credits in Spcci6ed Counea.) ,. _ . ~ · BREM&R5 CHICAGO COLLEGE .1 S~' Op . SUPERIQR QIL (1 ~ , "~ftoI_. •~"_~ OPTOMETRY r's ' 105 E. COLLEGEcSl 3ZU South Mlchl,.n y.n_ - Coralville (West on Highway 6) Tocbnolo\IYCOAt_.,ChlcaP II.lD. ED' MILTNER ROY WIND£I .~ ~--~--~~------TDE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, la.-Tbvr., MaT 12. 1I55-1'.. e 5r Qa,Students Get Keys and Medals- ... Want to RENT, BUY or SELL Awards Presented at ROJe Re view Twenty-eight students ' in ar I lIlY ROTC we represented awards Wednesday at the first annual regimental parade of aU Mutual Problems units of the military department on the athletic field west of the armory. In Natural Science, Francis Dawson, dean of the college of engineering, presented Radiation: Brues 1he medals and keys to the en pneering students. Dewey 8. Radiation research Is one of 6tuit, dean of the college of lib ~he new fields at the crosiToads eral arts, made tbe present:ltions of the natural sciencH, a group • {or the college ot liberal arts. 01 SUI scientists were told Wed Eigbt new awards of keys were nesday evening. included in the presentations. Dr. Austin M. Brues, director For commanding the army of the division ot biologie.l and medical r . earch at the AT:.. nrtnp cadet regiment, a key was pres Mluelianeoul for Sal. Who Does::-:.lt=--__ Typing eDted to Donald A. Westcott, EI, National laboratory in Lemont, WANT Ie per L",Utl'S AND SMALL APPLIANCES Om aha. Neb. Ill., said the tield is one in which ODe day ...... word WE FINALLY MADE [T! We're ..ad------physicists, chemists, biolOgists Three day... 12c per word UJlUnl and lovin, towa Clly. And In~perulvely repaired. rvlL'rd and WI!: RJ:COMMJ:ND the lollowlnl expert Donald C. Goetz, E4, Wash reconditioned. BEACON ELECTRIC. typ . Re..t lhla rolumn oily for and physicians help each other )'Ive dar • ... _.,. 15e per wont look what "'e're ••llIn,1 fOden1 115 S. Clinton. Pho". 8-3311. ex.,..lI.nt t:yplnl l~n1« . ington received two awards. He Wl'OUlbt-1ron ehal,. .nd ta b I ~ J. with their mutulri problems. TeA lay...... zoe per word received a key for commanding wroulht·lron bookc..... lamps, popu The M.rket ls Orea, TYPlNO of ...y kind. 01.1 "2'713. It is a field, he said, in which ODe Moalb .... 39c: per word lar recore.. ~t;en a :s-~ phono The COCI Is mall ,the Pontoniers, military engin I'nrph. You',e n""er had It so ,DOd I Typln,. "the unfortunate tendency to [o",an C\uoIfleds "!!MI. IIlDJmum ehlrl'e 50c Call 8-3373. U no an""e. 5110. Sell BMt of AU! eering fraternity,· and the mili ward overspecialization reverses TYPINO. &-OUt. lary scholastic medal. itselt and, In tact, wher the spe FANS FOR THE HO'll WEA'I'HER. J'or )'our danrln. pl~.""re It·. tha """~G.- ' Keep your home I,,"h and YOUJ"W1t a.d~n FrnJe.. Combo. Dial 41el. • • n~ ,- A key was presented to Edwin cialist finds he must broaden eoo~ with I .... from BEACON !LEC- - __------D. Blinks, G, Marion for bCing TltIC. 115 S. CUnlon. Phone 8-3312. Do-l\-Younell with lools aDd equip- TYPINO. Ibe_ and manllICript. b· himseJt more and more to be ment from Benton 51. Bental &~ eomm .. reia te.eh... W ...... top "" academic senior military come a sp:!<:iaUst." ROYAL Portable ~t~r. 21. ),8'" 401 1:. Benlon. 11-3831. DIal 8-14113. student. old. ExceU~nt rondlUon. Ext. ~. Brues spoke before the annual Autol for Sale - U.ed CUSTOM won wttll vadclw. _1. lacl TYP_~~~------...... DI.,.-O_ ._244-.7_. ______:..- Keys were also ,presented to meeting ot the 10wIII chapter of PINK Nrr and la.,. tC)nllaL Purc:haHd 1.1ane. trom N~wman 'a TYPING - Phon. • ... Regis A. Harrington, C4. Oel Sigma Xi, professional honorary 1114&------NASt{. ~ oU~r.-~ Phon ..------7301 all- - Ced.r Rapldl. 'weln, regimental commander e.. 8 lI.m. rever worn. Siu 13. v.. oUI Phon. Rooms for Rent science society. The meeting in Pets and James O. 'Hepner, A3, Ce cluded pecial ceremonies dur ltsl KAlSER. SMO. Call 81%0. ROOMS tor reni. Graduale lludent.. dar Rapids, compa,y command ing which 147 new mE~ffiobelrsll"l CHRYSLER. 4 door. lDOd Ur~ 401 N. Dodl~. C!>.Implon Ilred rorl' ...... Dial 4000. 'er of Pershing Riflcs, ROTC were ini tia ted. nfs.O +- Ends Tonite --- ACADEMY AWARD WINNER II, III~ GRACE KELLY Tomorrow, the bcat at battle . . . tonigh t, the warmth of her arms! ..-aLLJAJ.I GRACE HOLDEN ,KELLY PREDJOC :MICKEY MARCH' ROONEY .11'" lOBEAt' $I1IAUSS CII.W.IS IlcGlIAW • !CEIKO AWAJI Delightful Co-Feature sUlling Elizabeth T~:LOR Vao JOHr~SON PRESENTED BvWARNIiR BR,OS; .... i: Walter PIDGEON COLOln Donna.REED COlU~"" "CTUR[I "...... a TECHNICOLOR CINeMAScoPE:: AlEC GUINNESS ia',"leill WARNERcoloR.STEREOPHONIC SOUND ' c.MJ"''' _ II \Itt MlIII lIit- loti ·0.," 1,', ,,,HI.. - WIN ' ~IN THAN • • RO BIRr I. NI I THE . '" ' TAYlOR . LEIGH , DftECTIVE ...... \lttfA:.-c"'n!l:... :,:.UHU101Ctl ,~. J RIAFT · FORREsT ..otatrtnc PLUS .. BUGS BUNNY "BEANST ALK BUNNY" --,-----'- JOAN GREENWOOD· PETER fiNCH WORLD'S LATEST NEWS ... CECil PARKER .1111 END.8 TODA ~ . • TROUBLE IN STORE ... ===------:--.~-~ I ,