Serving the State ~ The Weather University of Iowa Fall' aDd warmer Wa,. g Campus and \\'1", bidl tempenwes arouud .. _rreea. Falr Iowa City and collttDlIet mUd on e al owan SatuNa,.. RIP Wa,., '1; low, $I. RIp Tb.,...,... ·A hOb 63; 10.. •• U. whith Est. 1868 - AP Leased Wire, JI.P Wirephoto - Five Cents Iowa City, Iowa. Friday, April 25. lS52-VoL 86, No. 146 k~ gen~f\\ I IthO' but unharmed hostare tess, • guards. tate ., Elected President KANSAS OlTY (IP) - Kansas The 169 mul1neers discarded a pUe of weapons--knives, cleavers, whi_ City stood the strain Thursday as ball bats and clubs-outside their 'Y.~ the upper Missouri river's greatest cellblock. a monument to the , Icom~ flood surged past on its way to worst riot ever to sweep a M1chi­ ng ses. the sea. W~ite House Clarifies pnp~. 'ISon ~ By Student Council A roarln, cheer broke the tense of u,. "I'm smiling because It looks Ihe reo Peter Van Metre, LS, Waterloo, summer Gession to maintain resi­ awfully good:' said Brig. Gen. Truman's Statement silence of the vast prison as the was elected president of the 1952- dence in married students quar­ 'Don G. Shingler of Omaha, Mis­ last of the rebels walked out of 5S student council at an organiza­ ters. souri river division engineer. "But I Isolation I;ell block 15 wi th the - tional meeting ~hursday night in Retior said that the summer was when the record flood on the Mt~­ On U.S. Ultimatum f\lards at 3:47 p.m. Ihe senote chamber, Old Capitol. the only time students studying soud is passing your door, a.nd under the G[ bill could leave WASHINGTON (IP) _ President Oov. WUll.... Gives In Van Metre defeated the only you're silting behind dirt, you I Truman stirred up a short-Uved Governor WilUams gnve in to other candidate in the race, David school without relinquishing bene­ have to be carerul." I sensation Thursday, by sayin, he the rioting convletJ;' demands Stanley, L3, Iowa City, for the fits. An emergency tence ot lumber sen I Premier Stalin an uilimatum Wedn~ay night rather than presidency. and sandbags - tlashboardln, of _ backed up by the presence ot further risk the lives at the prison Other officers elected were: LL" the kind that saved Omaha and U.S. troops and ships In the Mld- guards. Kent Forney, A2, Sibley, vice­ Council Bluffs last week - was AL I 25,000 Red Youths die East - and torced the Rus- He bowed to 1 I demands <'0 v- president; Anne Saxton, A3, CHil­ built on top of the dikes. But the il laeko ton, corresponding secretary; Mar­ sians to get out at Iran In 1946. erlng such points as alleged bro- lnv w I river didn't come close to that Truman's "disclosure," which he tallty, lack or proper mcdieal garet HibbS, A2, Clarinda, record- height. •.. ,,,,I. , ing secretary; and Lue CrambHt, Riot in West Berlin volunteered at a news conlerence, care and over-rlald administration ehord, Shingler explained the Missouri 1.3, Ottumwa, treasurer. BERLIN (.4') _ About 25.000 stariled and even amazed otfldlll of the parole system. Euhlftu is carrying abollt 400,000 cubic ~ who .. WilHam Skalfe, A3, Dubuque, Communist blue shirts stormed circles until the White House, I The governor also promised bh'1M and Dale Razee, C3, Harlan, were West Berlin's frontier Thursday feet ot water a second-much less som~ three ho.urs La tee, an nounced there would be no reprisals by "1 fll IUo.~ mlnistration rule which provides case, kidnaped a West Berlin ended in southeastern Iowa w/"lere cerUftel "'" &he rea1slra('. ottlce Diitrlct Judge David A. Pine in- government, :Jl'gued that thc is raced with an emergency as IOdkt ... that they must be enrolled for at policeman and dragged him into clearing skies cheered the flood tUtd "'" to their loca.l ~ti ~rc1 dreat as Gny In its history. lte A"'ld thorities as a condition of tilelt t.& ..-... 0& ._ .. _- dicated surprise Thursday at a President has unlimited power in ...... least 5 semester hours dudng the East BerHn. I fighters. a ..,r .I"\~" .... mu"'" rra...,., are it is trying to keep free nations surrender. reeordecl should file a written re- government attorney's contention time of declared emergency and armed, and keep our forces In Ko- Armed prison iuards kept a l'e­ quest with ~ rqistrar'. office that the courts have no authority that the courts have no authority rea from being shot in the back. specttul 25 yards Q,way from block sometime between. May U and the in lime of emergency to interfere to review his executive orders. And that, he declared, is why he 15's entrance as the touchy sur~ ' k S D clote of the present ~I :rear. k render terms were carried out. StudeDIs wbo ClUed out request. with such actIons as President The steel seizure was such an or- !~;~~_~~~~;~ ~:l ~~~t~t~e State police showed up once in W, eIf are Spea er ays emocracy blanks a :Feu .,-0 ....tuv their Truman's seizure ot the nation's der. He said also that be never has the YllTd but were banIshed by desire ' &0 have almIlar rank In steel mills. Judge Pine expressed surprise, given any thought to takin, over prison officials. However, they massed in strength under cover, I lc:.a":t ::~ a ~e:::': The jud,e put ot! until today noting that the President himseif1lhe nation's newspaptrs and radio ' uld Offer Freedom, Securlety =:thJJ .. ,~. The rel'lakar'. office completion 0' le,al arguments on declares the emergency. stations, de6pite a lot of published their rai'\.lu bristling with every Sho wUl send eertllled '_.onl)' 'for the steet industry's plea for an in- He told Baldridge that under his hooey to that effect. type of riot weapon. Rolline stretchers were In readl­ . thoac IliU.deat. who tUe requ..... JunctiDn which would void Tru- theory, the government could seize Our democracy must ofter tree-, weltnre costj more today than JtjlemS of social weltare work. this IIprtn&-. Brooder Burn. Here; r)A!~ apinst any last-ditch out­ dom to the individual, but we did 10 years ago. He said at thai Three of tl1C 10 sections are for ' man's seizure. He saia thol when him, Baldridge, and order him ex- brUle. but the block 15 convicts . I k t h' d d b bly ecuted and that he would have no should also o{~er our !ndustrlal- time a heavy load was carried by ~,h e benefit of sOCia case wor er~; argumen s ave en e , pro a recourse to the courts. 50 Small Chicks Ole CIlme out quietly, some of them Ized, urban society a mmimum of such public assistance programs How to Use the Case Record. Ie Farmer Wounded t day, he will rule os promptly ns "I'll have to think that one ov- About 50 small <'hicken. W~ with a J'unty ail' about them. The security, Joseph P. Anderson, ex- as WPA, NYA and CCC. "Imp~oving Case Work Service," posslb\e. er:' Baldrid,e replled. kl\ted In a fire which d~troyed fUlTds shuffled gr{),gtly, how­ ecutive secretary of the Amerl- "The facts are that, even though and • Group :fork - Case Work In' Huntl"ng Accl'dent Industry attorneys urged Im- Truman defcnded his seizure ot a brooder house at the lldward ever, unahaven and more dead can Association of Social Work- the doUar buys less at the present Coordination. mediate action. contending that the steel mills, telling his news Ipsen residence, 1130 1st ."e., than aUve In their reaction. ers, said Thursday night. time we are spending less in dol- Other sections include "The the government Is about to take conference he acted because the . Thursday nl,ht. BA4l& Ilya.u 8t&r1ed. IUo& Speaking at a banquet meeting lars' ror all forms of public aid County Welfare Administrator on Ralph Lumpa, 22, R.R. 5, Iowa action which they said will result country was in what he termed Its The fire Is believed to have The man Wflo touched off the or the Iowa Welfare institute at lhan we did to years ago" he the Job," "Opportunities of Board City, was In critical condition in In "almost ipcatculable" damage greatest eml'rgcncy. But new chal- started In the frame structure riot .~ S~clay nlcht was Jack SUI, Anderson took this stand In said. ' Membership," "Correction and Mercy hospital here Thursday to the steel companies. lenges to his seizure order were shortly after 10:30 p.m. Flrem.tl (Cl'l\7;1 Jilek') Ryatt, dangerous answer to the question of wh.ether lIaneber Welcomes Guesta Guidance in Crime and Delln- niuht oLter being wounded In II JS IBid Id i t I I d It I hili baDdlt wlUl a twisted mind. He , or nol we can achieve both rree ~ Earlier in the day the 425 reg- quency," "Implications of Illness hu~ting accident. ,0 mes a I' ge, nn ass s an vo ce on cap o. were unable to save anythln, but once trl8ci to nee another prison dom and security in any society. istrants at th~ institute were wel- to the Welfare Client," "Group Lumpa was shot by Wayne -·------d------A------d one side or the bUI\diJ'l,. a'l lmltepolnt with Gov. Williams He said it is IncDnceivable that corned the the university campus Living in Children's Institutions," Lumpa, 16. as the two men were Oh 1·0 E ucator vl·ses sa~ss;he~lr;h~:O:!b~ ~fa~= II It shIeld. In a country as wealthy as ours by University President Virgil M. "The Social Work Story - Is It hunting Thursday afternoon on a Williams then was on a visit to we cannot provide a minimum Hancher. Wayne Vasey, president Told?" and "Case Work - A farm near Oasis, about seven trom an electric heater: Muquette', prison in northern standard of living for aU people. of the Iowa Welfare associatiDI1 Helping Process." miles northeast of Iowa City. 0 .F d P t MiChipn. Hyatt's bid tot' freedom By'doing so we free the people and director of the university's The Institute will close today Wayne Lumpa Is believed to be n un rocuremen NO DATE FOil TaUCE ~n . failed. ' to achieve a ~reater sense o ~ en- school ot soclai work, also ad- with on afternoon general session a cou.sin of the wounded mlln. MUNSAN, Korea (FRIDAY) (lfj The 29-year-old Hyatt tl'lcked tcrprJse, initiative, self-reliance dressed the first general session. in the senate chamber of Old Cap- police said. How do you get the stnte board through political appointments. -:- Allied and Communist start ot- a rookie euard into openln, his and sell-respect. Later the group separated into itol. Dr. Julian Boyd, proCessor of Lumpa was acciQentally shot by of education to be more aggressive He said the main weakness of ricers debating .the explosive prll- cell Sunday nilht, then slammed Denies Increased COst 10 discussion sections which will pediatrics, will speak on the form- a rifi«: about I :40 p.m. as he was In seeking appropriations for SUI faculty's program of particlpa- oner exchange ID a Korean armis- the bllors shut .. tbe guard Hyatt Questioning the value. Of. our meet concurrentJ,y during the in- ulation of a child develOp'lnent pickin, up a squirrel, the pOlice from the Iowa legislature? lion In university government was lice adjourned their meetln, t~ay then jolne

Publlahed dally ex~pt Sunday By J. M. ROBERTS JR. She has been at some paj~ an4 I."IA. Ed.letta ••'flus are In the ba e .. Monday an4 I.,~al hoUda). by Siudent Fred M. P.""naU, •• "ltt"~r _~ .. , .r Ea.t oan, nett .. entranee. AsSociated Press News Analy t PubUeaflona. Jne.. l26 Iowa Ave... Iowa recently, through statements by CItY. Iowa. Entered as _d cI... mall DArLY IOWAN I!:DITOBIAL ST FI' Great Bri tain is being accused matu.r at the postof1Jee: at. Iowa City. Ec:Utor J amlt. Mae.Nalr her leaders, to explain why she under the act of ~creSl of 1.1ar~ 2, ManaCin. Editor Hobert Duncan these days, both in the United 111711. Call 8-21S1 II , •••• DOl ro ..l .. News Editor Gene RafteMpe:r~ does not feel she can K,O any ,.•• r »aU, '.wa .. by • a.lII. Malle ••• d Ass't. Newt EdItor Arlo Warner States and continental Europe, of If.rvlee I. ,I'ten on all urylu e"ora Ass't. Newt Editor . Norma Sexton failure to cooperate in European farther than that. MEMBER OF TlIE ASSOCIATED PRl'SS reporle' b7 9:. a .m. The Dall,. Iowan City Ultor "Marvin Braverman The Auoc:laleuth Quadrangle at 7 :30 of age. Classes to be every Tues­ say." la w - similar to the "anti war- RIAS instructs the listeners on aforementioned actors were asked confused in a world of confusion:' mongering" law of ail the captive how to oppose the regime and meet in regular meetin. place p.m. Sunday, April 27. For addi-j day, Wednesday 'and Thursday at to portray Will. They knew they However, the film will be more "So remember," Bill added for Saturday at 6:15 a.m. tiona I information call 7418. 4 p.m. Communist nations - already has still stay out of jail. couldn't do justice to the part. authentic than most film biogra­ insurance, "they just talked me been invoked IOl' those whO RIAS is the only western sta­ Bill, too, was scared. However, phles. Too many of us remember into doing this." He walked away, passed on what they heard on tion reaching the entire Soviet he had an easy excuse. First he so much of his life, his actions, his twirling his rope and mumbled RIAS. zorte and competing effectively • was busy in Washington, then he famous radio programs and philo­ somethinng about "this is incre­ Even Communist party people with the Soviet-controlled ne\­ The 'K' In K-l 'Stands for 'Killer' cnlisted, and after the war, he sophy to toy with this story. dibly difficult.. " li sten to RIAS, but thl! party now work. was busy with his weekly news­ The emphaSis in the film life, ------~-- NEW LONDON, CONN. (CP) from former subs, aside [rom ils three modern destroyers 10 seek paper. according to Bill, will be placed Prof. Bach Writes -It is said of modern warfare snorkel, or underwater breathing out and kill an enemy underwater Finally, director Mike Cuttiz on his prO-aviation activities, World's Best, Reporters Say that for every weapon of offense, device, is the strange swollen boat, looked to ils own subs for talked him into doing it. "I'm do- drough t reliet speeches, national Article for Encyclopedia a defensive one is created. In the prow that houses delicale sound defense. air. speedy, rast-climbing jet in­ gear. Prof. Marcus Bach, assistant to To this end, the sum of $175,- the director of the school of re­ terceptors head off bomb-laden With these "ears" the submer­ 000,000 was spent modernizing its planes before they can reach their sibles ot the K class can fccl their ligion, has Wlitten an article on existing fleet. This work consisted Protestantism in the section on destination. way underwater far out at sea or mainly of adding snorkeis and official daily On land, small groups of sold- lie in wait, sending out sound im­ more powerful batteries to propel Religion in the Americana annual ierS-On occasion, a si ngle pulses and listening tor echoes in­ the craft under water. tor 195~. The annual is an encyclopedia man_quipped or dicating the presence of enemy Atomlc Sub Staried I light recoiless an submarines. at events that have taken place Although the K-l is a model of BULLETIN enemy Once a contact is made, they in the country during the year. ! By the same will launch lethal and intrica Ie efficiency and comfort, it is not FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1952 VOL. xxvm, NO. U7 lery shells can torpedoes that will "home" on the the "ullimate." At this moment inate an enemy sound of the enemy and destroy experimental work is being done UNIVERSITY CALENDAR items are scheduled WSUI troops. them before they approach ncar at a shipyard in Groton, Conn., in the Presi.rent's ortioe. Old Capitol PROGRAM Now an antidote has been pro- enough to our shores to lob guided on our first a tomic submarine. vided for the submarln in this missiles into our coastline cities. It can be revealed that it will "' riday, April 25 Iowa Union. Iowa Social Welfare Conference. Monday, April 28 , EALENDAR instance another u d rlI killer. Devices SUlI 'Top Secret' resemble our present-day craft Frl.",.• prli %~. 19~~ Already one of th totype Several of these detection de­ but wlil be longer and chubbier Old Capitol. 4:00 p.m. - School of Religbn 8:00 Morning Chapel 8:00 !i.m. - Lecture by Prof. Lecture by Bernard H. Levine, 8:1~ News of many to come, n built vices in the new ship are still and will be propelled by powerful, 8:30 Greek Drama (C la 'lfoom) in .our shipyards and has been "top secret," and several of them almost noiseless atomic engines Lawler sponsored by Cla .sical Senate, 0 C. 9:20 Women's News , that will give it an estimated Conference and Huma nitie~ So: 8:00 p.m. - 'University Lecture: 10:00 The Bookshelf commissioned. can only be described as fantastic 10;1~ Out of Ule News B.lket Dubbed the K-l ("K" for Kill­ in their ability to make contacts speed of almost 30 miles an hour ciety, Senate, Old Capitol. Dr. Ralph Bunche, Iowa Union. 10:30 Lllten &: Learn -Great Composers and an ability to cruise for an In­ 8:00 p.m. - Lecture by Prof. 8:00 p.m. - English Department 10 :45 NovaUme er), it is a normal~hing sub­ under worst possible conditions­ 11;00 New!! marine except for tile a~ence of without a hUman ever actually definite period. F. L. Hoover, sponsored by the Lecture, Randall Jarell, House 0 11:1' Report Croln San Fral\clsco several familiar de\!)(" f;rcltuber­ seeing the enemy. It is expected that in 1953, if Art Education Conference, Art C. 11 :30 Here's to Veterans Tuesday, April 29 II :., Errand of Mercy ances such as guns W 'llifeMes. Necessity dicta ted the crea tion all goes well, we should have the Aud. 12:00 RhYlilln Rambles Prow HOU5e1 ~ Gear of a sub like the K-l. The navy, 8:00 p.m. - University Play, 3:30 p.m. - Baseba!r: Western 12 :30 New' rirst :working model for an en­ 12:'~ Sports Roundtable What makes this one different realizing that it takes as many as tirely new underwater fleet. "Death of a Salesman." Theatre: Illinois, Iowa diamond. 1:00 MUllcal Chats Thursday, May 1 2:00 News --, Saturday, April 26 9:00 a.m. - University Club, 2;10 '191h Century Music rCI ...room) Classical Conference, Old Capi­ 3:00 Ltsten II< Learn - Storyteller May Breakfast, Iowa Union. 3:20 New. tol. Friday, May 2 3:30 Masterworks From France Grinnell College Art education Conference, Axt 10:00 a.m. - Senior Dental Day, ' :00 Building. ':30 Tea Time Melodlel Ho'lIse Chamber, 0 'C. ~:oo ChUdren's Hour 2:30 p.m. - Goren Bridge Les­ ~:30 New. 3:30 p.m. - Baseball: Michigan ~ : 4~ Sports Ttme sons, Iowa Union. here, Iowa diamond. 6:00 KSUl SIGN ON 5:00 p.m. - Overnight Camping, 6:00 Dinner Hour Saturday, May 3 6 : ~~ News Women's Recreation Association, 2:00 p.m. - Baseball: Michigan 1:00 Concert ClassiCI City Park. 1:30 MUllc You Want here, Iowa diamond. 8 :00 Music for the Connoisseur 8:00 p.m. - University Play, Monday, May 5 9:00 Campus Shop 9:40 News Round u p "Death ot a Salesman," Theatre. 2:00 p.m. - University New­ 10:00 SIGN OFF Sunday, April 27 comers Tea, Mrs. Homer Dill, 2:30 p.m. - Iowa ,Mountaineers, hostess, 1127 Dill s1. KSUI PROGRAM "Rolling Down to Rio," Macbride 8:00 p.m. - Humanities Society CALENDAR AUd. Lecture by Arnold Bergstraesser, 6:00 SIGN ON Senate, 0 C. 8:00 MUlic by Roth THESE LEGS, aooordlnr 1.0 Paris newsmen, who are conslderecJ tit. 2:30 p.m. - Duplicate Bridge, 6:10 Dlllner Music 7:00 Music You Want perls, are the best In &he world. The len b'elon« to daDtler Colette (For Information retarding dales beyond this Ichedule, 1:30 Dealer'. ChOice Marchand, mown durlng a rehp-nrsal. AIIII "ho's ~o arrue "'lIh • lee reservations In the office of the PreSident, Old CapUoL) 8 ;00 .... uSic lor II •• Connol... ur ' :00 srON on . Paris reporter?

• I THE DAILY IOWAN, FUDAY, APllIL !S, un - PAGE TBJlEB Tl' NDS CONFERENCE llclcn t;. Forht, counse.lor to I Committee Discusses University Sing T~iangleClubHold~ Try This Rich Rum Cake Miss Leslie 10 Head women at SU I, is attcnding a con­ ference oC the Associalion ot Wo­ Dmner Dance at Umon F 5 · I 0 .. Women's Dorms· men Students at State College, Penn., this week.. The session An April OpportunHy party for or peclo ccaslons M· Sh Id R '. closes today. Triangle club members and !.heir Spring turns II woman's lancy cream. Mb. ", of the whipped ISS e on eSlgns wives was held Thursday evening to all thou .. hts of sy.'eetness. cream with marshmallow coffee tb M L 'i women's dormitory since 1944. ' • Dora y . es. e nils been ap- A graduate of the University at in the club ballroom, ill the Iowa Housemothers on the SUI cam- after the mixture cools. Add pointed head ol women's donni- Wisconsin, she was employed in Union. pus find that true because the chopped nuts and !lavot or rum to tories and Currier hall, succeeding dormitory work at Indiana uni­ The seml- lonnal dinner dance dishes which reign as favorites It. Lorissa Sheldon, who has re- versity for one year and at the featured the music ot the Variety now are desserts. Line 9 by 10 inch form with sitrned.... The appointment was an- University at Illinois for three Club orchestra for dancing. Mrs. Robert Edelson, house- lady finfers. Pour in mi.xture and nounced Thursday by President years before going to Michigan. Intermission entertainment in­ mother of Siama Delta Tau for a set to cool fol' approxiJ'lUltely one Virgil M. Hancher. Miss Sheldon plans to vacation cluded Jerry Mason and Angela year, Ukes to serve a Southern hour. Before serving. spread the Miss Leslie wlll assume her new at her home in Fargo, N.D., be­ dessert called rum cake. rest ot the whipping cream over duties May 1. She comes to Iowa fore acceptlng a new position. She Thomas, June Rotman and Paul­ Sel'ved on special occasions, cake and top with rnarchino from the University of Michigan. has been head at women's dormi­ ine Glatstein and the Delta guests tel'm this dessert "lucious." cherries. whare she has been head at a tories and Currier hall since 1946. Rhythm Boys. "It is reallY a rich dessert," Mrs. The baJlroom was decorated Edelson said, "And one that goes a long way." with a large Maypole under which the orchestra played. The recipe tor the cake is Ma­ hala Hughes,' cook lor Sigma Smaller replicas of this pole were o Ita Tau tor a year. It was com­ It's Spring Formal Time used as center pieces for the piled by Mahala from many years tables. of cooking experience and several Committee members for the dUlerenl recipes. party were: Dr. and Mrs. E. C. "Mahala also makes a delicious Clark; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burge, Blackbottom pie," said Mrs. Edel­ (D.lly I ...... Ph., . ) son. "But she doesn't let the recipe mE OOMMITTEE PLANNING Ole nlversity sin&" to be held on lather's day, May 11. met to dls­ Mr. and Mrs. Phil Morgan. Mr. be known. and no one can watch LIN EN ~ final prepara~iol\ll tor the women' semi-finals to be held !\tonday. Member ot the commJttee n l~­ and r.1ts . Tom Sanderson, Mr. her while she makes It." tanc1 are (left to ria-ht) 10 mUh. A3, Rockford; t\larce K . Martin. A4 , Iowa City, chairman; Beth and Mrs. Wayne Deegan and Mr. Blackbottom pie consists of Linen, A3. Waterloo; CarOl Bura-er, AI, Iowa City, and Helen Roseberry. A3. Lel\1ars. l\lemb-ers not and Mrs. Robert Noble. graham cracker, chocolate, cus­ III ,letun Include Julie Olson. A3. Iowa City; Joan mith. A4. Wapello; Elsie Jerdee. N2. Clennonl; tard, plus secret ingredients. It Is OPERAS ,DIck Williams, A2. Iowa City; Tom Olsen, A4. Red Oak; MarUyn Cook, AI. Washln ..ton , and RenneU a favorite In .the South, especially oemaek, AI. Osh.kosh, Wis. Women's semil lnals will be held In Macbride auditorium from , to 9 around New Orleans. "In the ,... Mooday; men's semi-finals will be held In Macbride be.. innin .. at 7 p.m. l\ronday. !\lay 5. Twenty­ Informal Rushing South if you want to make It. ,.., l1'OupfI will participate in the sing event. you experiment and add or detract Extends to May 21 in,redlents until you reach the right combination," Mrs. Edelson Int'brmal rushing period hn ~ explained. been extended until May 27 by The recipe for a dessert lavor­ a vote ot the WOmen's panhellen­ Ite at Sigma Delta Tau is mnde Ic association. by Mnhala Hughes. This Is her WE 'NEED THREE At a joint meeUn, with chapter recipe Cor rushing chairmen Tuesday. plans RUM CAKE for fall rushing were discussed. 2 dozen lady fin,ers 8.95 Virginia Havercamp, A3, Mus­ 2 dozen marshmaJlows U. OF IOWA catine, P:Inhellenlc rushing chair­ 1 cup strong black coffee ~ cup pecans man. announced the choice of 1 pint whipping cream Shirley White, A2, Marshalltown, Ll cup rum or to.ble spoon rum as editor of the PanheUenlc Hand­ !Javor SENIORS! book and Ann Bakcr, AI, Iowa Dissolve marshmallow in hot City, as art editor. black coUee. Chop nuts tine. Whip • Match your formal We want three top-flig·M Ulllversity of Iowa graduates - men with the potential to handle, after II> rellsonable period of tralrnlll, positions 01 re ponslblJ.1 in our banking. tru.st. bOnd Tinted any color free Uld admlnlslratlve dep:lTtmenls. J'\s one of the nation's larles\, IIIoDIIt progre slve bank and tru t clrmpanJe , we need clrUeee Party ' Line ~n for such varied actlvltle as market-rt~earch . sales. man­ Cornell College Theater • atetnent and Investment of trust funds, purchase and sale or rovenunent and mUnici pal bonds. advert.: inr, public relation , Mt. Vernon, Iowa ACACIA - A formal d~ will ptrsonnel man:lgtmcnt and Investment and credit research. be held at the Iowa Union River U you have palse, a. pleasant personality and believe you room from 9 to I a.m. tonight. LINEN FLATS will enjoy COlltact5 wit\!. leading businessmen. The Northern presents Chaperons will Include Mrs. Trust Company offers YOU exceptional opportunities. You will Blanche Hegg, fraternity house­ work with friendly people In modern, pleasant surroundln,s In mother, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack the heart of Chicago, the seC'Ond lara-est city In the nation and Wegmuller. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur only the center of hlehly diversified Industry, commerce, transpor­ madwoman 7.95 Peterson will be faculty euests. gUon and tinanee. Draft ellribillty cloe not eUminate you (rom consideration. Investigate these opportunltles. A'Comedy by KAPPA ALPnA TIJETA - A contact l flss Helen Barnes, Placement director, to obtain formal dancc will be held Satur­ & COpy of our descriptive booklet, "Blg City Banking," and to Jean Giraudoux day night from 7:30 to midnight arrange an appo.nimellt with E. L. lIali. vice president who wUl at Hotel Jefferson. Chaperons will be 011 !.he Iowa Campus J\1ay 6. include Mrs. C. S. Grant, Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Thornton and Mrs. M. Friday and Satuiday H. Andcrson, sorority house­ [HE NORTHERN TRUST mother. Guests will be Nancy _ Shoe aloll . Fin' Floor April 25 & 26, 1952 Schneider and Karen Hedlin. COMPANY PIU DELTA THETA -A lonn­ .. Curtain 8: 15 P.M. al dance and dinner will be held 50 So. La Salle Street at the chapter house, 729 N. Du­ buque. from 6:30 p.m. to mldni,ht Chiccago 90, Illinois All Students SOc, Adults $1.00 Saturday. Faculty guests are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyer. Chaperons wiU be Mrs. Mary Perry, frater­ .,• nity housemother, Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Meyer and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Skouk. . HaLCREST ASSOCIATION - - A picnic will be held at City park from 3:30 p.m. to 7 p.rn. Sunday. Faculty euests wlU include Mr. , '. and Mrs. V. S. Copeland, Mr. and ,. Mrs. Ted Rehder, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hult. Chaperons are Martha Van Nostrand and May Herl'man. ') ., .' Pharmacy Group Elects Chambers President Lowest priced In Its field I Royce Chambers, P3, Oakland. This MoWlt\fvl n.... C...... r.l.t Styr,Un, O. hllO 2·0oof $edoft-lih ",OftY Ch .... rol.\ has been elected president of the MocMll-lIlf, for I.... ,hoft OflY '. "Per .~ I . of ... 0611 III Itl ft.I ... fC."flftu oU." ., .talldOl4, SUI stuqent branch the Ameri­ 4tCJ" 'pmont ond "1,,. fIIwtrot-.d I, d ••ode,,' can Pharmaceutical association. .,. .".lIoblU" 01 ",,,f.,/a/. W"",. "d, •• 1t I fir .. aI -..:". Cod whn .,oU.tJI • . ) James Shutt, P3, Iowa City. was named vice-president; Mar­ gery Rink, P3, Davenport, secr~ : ~ie,/H2... tary, and Holger Christensen, P2, Iowa City, treasurer. Floyd Domer, PI, Marlon, was selected to represent the college ·'owest-priced line in its field! of pharmacy on the Union board. Law Student to Speak Yes, Chevrolet brings you lowes' prices on model after model .•• as wen GS At Hillel House Sunday all these fine feature. found in no other low-priced carl Dr. Frederic A. Doppelt, who was to speak in the series of lec­ tures on Jewish history sponsored - by HllIel foundation, will not be able to come to Iowa City. «I[~ His place will be taken by George S. Feiwell, L3, Chicago, ~ I"" TI1., who will speak at Hillel house I LARGEST WIDEST 4-WAY ENGINE CAST· IRON SAFnY PLAT' GLASS Sunday at 6:45 p.m. on "You and BRAKES COLOR CHOICE LUBRICATION ALLOY PISTONS ALL AROUND Yourself: a SOCiological Analysis Until Ben Laboratories scientists~esign an e1ectric ll ~ttl that can 01 the J ewish Student of Today," pucker, Ihe human model is here to stay_ But we have buM a !p3chine that can imitate human vocal characteristics - from the slate·peBCt1 squeal of a ,l. ., ' girls' cheering section to the baSso rumble in a men' dining I¥.tl+. I HUYETT Sound being a basic raw material of the "Bell Sys tem, we have pioneered , in the science of speech. Measuring the, properties of your voice leads to MUSIC STORE better and cbeaper ways to transmit it. POWElGllDE UNITIZED WIDEST BODY E-Z-EYE PLATE MOST POWW\II. AUTOMATIC KNEE-ACTION RIDE TREAD BV FISHER GlASS VALVE-IN-HEAD I mUlt reduce IIlJ dock of Keeping the world 's best telephone system growing for our country is a TRANSMISSION· ENGINE ·big and challenging job. rnlere arc opportunities for college men with the '0,.,,..., .,. D. Lun mu." ot . ..d,o to.'. • GUITARS right qualifications not only with Bell's corps of research scientists, but also • VIOLINS in engineering, operations, and administration, with the Bell Telephone Il101. "O'LI IUY CHIVIOLITI tHAN ANY OtHIl CAl. 7k fiN & '1UC1. 10 LOW. t¥t • UKULELES Companies and \Vestern Electric, the System's manufacturing and supply unit. • HARMONICAS Your campus placement office will be glad to give you more information. • RECORDERS f.. ~ Flnt come, first tbolce. Speelal DlscollJ1t of 20% until JUDe "t. SEE YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER FOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE NE_DSI IELL TELE'HONE SYSTEM - . PRONE I-lin Conv.... lenf.y 'isted under IIAUfomobilft" In your loca' classlfled ,-,.pltone directory 119 ~ E. CoHere .. r TIlE DAiLy J() AN, FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 19SZ Saigh Pays $1,000 Bond after SurrenderiqGQr Gives 1, Takes 1 ST'. LOUIS (A» - Fred S31gh 'I Ray W. Harper. d Braves Score owner of the st. Louis Cardinals, 5aigh \Vas indicted TuesdaJ by the same federal grand jury wbith E u [Iowa Thursday. on .n Jed- indicted James P . Finneg,ln, for- \ Tops Luth~r, 11-7 surr~~de:ed 3 in 10th hining eral IOd lctment chargIng Income mer colJeetor of internal revenllt 'Education -- tax evasIon of $49,620 and was here. stronler 12- Attack I Golden Golphers. The three-game ther reached this combination (or Immediately released on $2,000 The 46-year-old Redbird owner It is here To Beat Giants I series will finish Saturday with a 11 hits. bond. was chargcd in five counls will! ~lIts to Its ,- Idouble header against Minnesota'l Iowa .... 025 010 030 11 12 4 Arraignment was set for 10 a.m. evading income taxes fo r IIIf ~r." NEW YORK (iP) - Rookie Ed US es aWl(s Otto Vogel's Hawkeyes Luther 000500 110 7 Jl 5 Monday, before Federal Judge years 1946 through 1949. Thai was R h H took a 2-0 lead over Luther in the Getting, Westcott and Vanaj We- by Milt,hews' double was the big blow I of a three-r un outburst by the on second and boosfed it bY I berg, Knutson, and Schweikert. llive markers in the third frame. Boston Braves in the tenth inning To 5 th W, I Iowa sent nine men to the plate Ma"lor Scoreboard Thursday for a 6-3 win over the (Special to the Daily Iowan) in the big third. Doubles by Jack !'few York Giants. Lundquist, Bill Vana and Don sportshirts DECORAH, IA. - The Waldron were the main blows. MIERICAN STANDIN GS Chunky Max Lanter shut out Io\~a ' Hawkeyes warmed up for tbelr Iowa also got two singles in the 51 . I..oul. 'f ~ ~8;~ G,~ most likely I' the praves for the first seven in­ Big Ten opener by stopping LU- I third. BasIon 9 2 .818 I nhllS but was torn loose from his ther, ) 1-7, with a 12-hit attack Clev.land 7 2 . 77~ " I I here Thursday. Tb~ Hawk~yes scored another ~:!t1~~~~n ... : ~ moorings in the eighth when Bos­ ! : L to be , Iowa opens its conference sea- tally In the .flfth an~ added three Chlcogo 2 5 .286 4', ton scored three to tie the score. son today in Minneapolis with a m?re. runs m. the eIghth lor the ~~{~~1~IPhla . ~ ~ :!: ; borrowed by Dave K os10, who struck out single game against Minnesota's wmmng. cushIon.. 'Bo.ton actually. hal! game ahead 011 The victory bOlsted Iowa's sea- won "lid lost basis bu t. on percenUlle., with a man on second ;md one . St. Louts leads, I out in the Giants' ninth, was the son record to five victOries and Thu rs da y', Gam .. 'roomm ates six losses. Boston 3. New York 2 (11 Innlnllsl victim of the Braves' winning Luther's bl'g I'nning was No.4, Philadelphia at WRShlnglOn Iralnl spurt In the tenth. Undefeated Netmen Detroit at St. Louis Iraln. as it picked up five runs. The Only games scheduled have the ' Walk Slarts Trouble home team picked up one run as Todar" Pllehers Sid Gordon walked to open the To Seek 7th Victory Jim lding led orr with a 450-foot Chicago at Cleveland - Dobson '1-11 tenth and rookie Pete Whisenant homer. Don Bolter, Roland GU1- 1 '··N,:y'!;'o::-~It Washlnaton INlahtl _ lickson and Danny Schweikert Miller 10-0' v•. Porterfield , 1-11. ran (or him. When Bobby Thom­ Against Badgers Here doubJed [or Luther in that inning Boston al Philadelphia INlehLl - Par· son charged in for the expected I' • nell (2..{)1 VI. Zoldak to..(JI. bunt, J ack Daniels slashed a dou­ 10wa s unbeaten tenOls team as tbe Norsemen had nine batters. Only game. scheduled. ble past him to left. Walker Coop- . goes after its seventh straight vic- , Luther closed its scoring with NATIO NAL STAN DI NGS There's something about Manhattan er was walked intentionally to tory ot the season here Friday at' singletons in the seventh and W I, Pet. G8 2 p.m. against its first Big Ten eighth. Brooklyn 7 I . 87~ sportshirts that you or you r room mate can't resist. load the bases. BOB CAIN, ST. LO UI BROWNIE PITCIlE.R , receives congratula­ foe, Wisconsin. Both teams had bad days in gr~~I,ll~.1I ~ ~ : ~l: 1:,: Matthews' double to rig h t Th,ey're all comfort-cut ... all tailored in the tions froll) ~eammates l\larty Marion (left ) and Clint Courtney I The Hawkeyes follow the Bad- the field. Iowa was guilty ot four New York . 5 4 .556 2'", ~ocked in Whl enant and Dan­ 1 gel' meet with another conference errors and Luther was charged SI. Louis . .. ~ 4 .429 3'" (right) after beating Bob Feller and the , 1-0, Boslon , .. 7 . 3~ 412 Manhattan- tradition ... and available in a wide iels, brlniing George Spencer to match here against Illinois at with five miscues. Philadelphia . 2 6 .250 S Wednesday. Cain a nd Feller both pitched one-hlUers bu~ Bobby h t he scene. After Roy Hartsfield Young tripled and scored the game's only run in the first inning on 10:30 a.m. Saturday. Bob Getting started on the Piltobura 2 7 .222 S variety of fabrics and patterns, styled went In to run for Cooper, who an error to rive St. Louis the victory. Th'e win put St. Louis into Coach Don Klotz said Thursday mound for Iowa but needed re- Tb.r,da,·, Gam.. toOk t/lird on Mathews' hit, J ack that he will stic~ with the same lief help from Don Westcott. Lu- Boston 8. New York 3 flO Innln, .. first place. Brooklyn at Philadelphia fralnl with long and short sleeves. Come in and see C)Jslck scored him wtih a fly to lineup that defeated Illinois nor- St. Louis al Pillsburllh Iposlpon"onedl our selection today. The Giants loaded the bases on victory of the season. The only I Tod ay'. I'lteh... their last ch anc e ~ but AI Dark change wiJI find Roger Kroth NEW YORK (A» - Joe Louis, Brookl"n at New York INIghl1 back in the No. 4 position. Kroth former world heavyweight cham- Brancn 11-01 v•. Maglle 12-01. pop ~d up for the final out. Big Ten Has Share St. Louis at Plltoburgll INlghtl was held out of the Normal meet pion, will leave by plane tonight Chambers fl·OI or Staley \2-01 VS. Muir Leo Chased because of a bad back but Will i for Venezuela where he will rei'- IlpO~il.delphla at Boslon _ Fox 10.11 VI. Stephen,., Lew Burdette, who replQced be ready to go against Wisconsin. er('e two boxing bouts this week- Blck!ord ,0-01. ' Norman Barnes will be Iowa's I d Clnclnnall at Chicago - Blackwell starter Warren Spahn in the sev­ . en . I 10.11 VS. Kelly \0- 11. men's apparel enth after the lefty went out for Of, Relays' Leaders No. 1 man again and letterman ,======~===:::!'======- I a , was the winner. Bob Richards will play the No. 2 Koalo was the loser in the three­ By LEE CANNING three other finals to be held today. spot. rent h oUr-live-minute struggle. DES MOINES _ The annual Iowa's Rich Ferguson and Herb Bruce Higley follows in No. 3 Manager Leo Durocher was Drake Relays, with an OK sign Semper of, Kansas rale as favorites and Kroth fills No. 4 Dave Van chased by plate umpire Art Gore from the weatherman, will go into in the twb-mile run, another fea­ Ginkel will playas the Hawkeycs' il1en 'J Formal When good fellows for abusive la nguage as he the [irst of a two-day run today, ture on today's schedule. SempE'r, NO.5 man. wdlked from the coaching lines and the Big Ten has its share of NCAA cross country in 1951 , won The remaining singles spot will W ear to the dugout after the Giants' contenders. I' the Big Se~en ~onrerence in~oor be filled by either Don Olmstead get together f ifth. Gore chased Vern Bickford Rain and cool weather which championship WIth a 9:07 time. or G{lrdon Chapman. Olmstead oft the Boston bench in the third. had threatened to slow the field IFerguson, runnerup for the Big played as the No. 6 man against . Ten's indoor title, lumed in a Normal and won his match. Chap­ Er:erylhing frolll Jackets 10 FilII 9:09.9 performance at the Cana­ they wear Sportshirts man is more noted as a doubles Dress Suits lcil" all the accessories. * * * dian Legion games in Montreal. player but has been used in sin­ The University sprint medley fi­ gles matches. ) ".\ You can rent men's formal wear 'osox 'Walk' nal also will be run today. Iowa The doubles lineup may be for a ny occasion from the by ranks among tile favorites in this changed for both the Wisconsin largest stock of formal furnish, event. The Hawkeye team of Gary and Illinois meets. Chapman and ings a vailable in Iowa. Higley are set as Iowa's No. 1 Into 3-2 Win Scott, LeRoy Eberl, Ted Wheeler We've got your size, and the and DuWayne Dietz or Ed Moore team but the other two are still cou BOSTON (A» - Relief might cover lhe distance in 1 :25. uncertain. prices are right. Bob Kuzava forced in the winning This time should place 10wa White Coat, with Midnite Blue run by walking Billy Goodman in among the leaders. Trousers and Tie , , , $9.00 the 11 th Inning Thursday to give He selUne Stearnes, McBride White Coat onlv .. • $7.00 Air thll Boston Red Sox. a 3-2 victory has gIven way to sunny skies, Single or 'Double Breasted Mid· over the New York "l/ankees. leaving the Drake track in good nite Blue Tropical Tux . $9.00 Seventeen That pitching miscue came after condition. Shine in Grid Drill Full Dresl Cutaways .MItchell ;Moines catcher Sammy White. who had Topping the lisi of today's Coach Forest Evashevski and or Strollers ..• S10.00 homered for the first Boston run events is the UniverSity four-mile his stll; ' sent lowa's 75 football I White Suits (coat and ih the lifth inning, beat out an relay which might produce an candidates through a brisk scrim­ trauurs) • • , S 12.00 infield roller, Dom DiMaggio sing­ American record. Both Kansas and mage in Thursday afternoon's Acce£sories for all outfits: led and J im Piersall walked to Georgetown have entered teams . session of spring football drills on iE N R Y load the bases with one out. lhat are capable of lowering the includes Sbht. Collar, Tie. the practice field . Cuf1 lJnks and Studs $2.00 Kuzava took over for starter Ed mark of 17:16.l set by Indiana in Passing and running plays were Lopnt in the l Oth. Two 1937. given about equal attention in For the Fall a regulcu previo usly, the world champl6ns' The schedu\(> of events also lists the workout. weight Double Breasted Tux· tricky southpaw had faJlen into a In the 440 and 880 relays, Glen The team which saw the major ed.o will be featured at $7,00 2-2 tie when Gene Stephens, run­ Hessellinc will replace one of that part of the offensive action was Atop in at the M~ n 's Department at Younkers. ning for Don Lenhardt, who had foursome. ade up of: ends Bill Fenton or call 21'11 ,and arrange to nave your formal singled, reached third base on Pole vaulters Don Laz and the and Dan McBride, tackles Dick needs taken care of today. Johnny Mize's wild throw and Rev. Robert Richards will put on F I'ymire and Phil Cummins, scored On Clyde Vol1mer's fly to an exhibition in another feature of guards Jerry Clark and Tom Ellis, leU field, today's card. Both men have center ~ud Lawson, and. backs The YanKees did aU of their jumps of better than 15 te t. J;lurt Brttzmann, Clyde ~tchen, Leading the collegiate pole I Eobby. Stearn(.s, and B~rme Bell­ scoring against wuthpaw Maury I vaulters will be Illinois' Dick net. KItchen, a prOmlSlng sopho­ McDermott during the first three Coleman. Coleman won the Big more from Oskaloosa, fille.d in at - l\len's Shop. First Floor innIngs. Singles by Phil Rizzuto,! Ten's indoor crown this season and the left halfback pOSitIOn for Gerry Coleman and Mize ac­ Dusty Rice. couhted for the Yanks fi rst inning Stearnes turned in another rUn. And Coleman and Gil Mc­ sparkling r unning and passing ex­ Dougald bashed consecutive two­ hibition. The freshman speedster ba~gers for a third inning taJly. from Gary, Ind., who earned (1 McDermott gave the Yanks )0 letter last fall as a halfback, has Indoors or out, when you see a crowd of campus biggiet of their 12 hits before being re­ been onc of the most consistent relaxing, you're sure to notice that the really smart boys placed by righthanded rookie Ivan performers in the spring drills are wearing Manhattan Sportehirts. The reason is u Delock in the 11 tho which began April 15 and wl71 si mple as a snap course. Manhattan Sportshirts are style­ end about May 10. right , handsomely tailored, and so darned comfortable . The Britzmann to McBride pass­ you just hate to take 'em off . Manhattan has them in lone ing co mbination 1I1so continued to and short sleeves . . . in a wide varieLy of colors and Darling to Oilers click Jor consistent ga ins, and Mc­ patterns all in the finest fabrics. Al l a re the sportiest you Bride broke loose twice on Eva­ could put on your back when you want to take it easy! BARTLESVILLE, OKLA. (JP) - last year took the Penn Relays shevski's tricky end-around play. The Phillips 66 basketb I team title. His best mark to date is 14 next year wUl be 001 by feet, 6 inches. Chuck Darling, 6-foot 8-lnch Finals in the discus also will be SurQeon's Instruments Iowa center of last season, Coach Equipment & SuppUel Cab Renick said Thursday. held today. Bill Forester of South­ Renick said Darling would ern Methodist, George Holm of For Every Field of Practice the Phillips PetrolelUTl C ~innesota and Marvin Berschet of illinoiS are rated as the best in , Instrument Ma kers 8 alter his graduation. this event. Berschet also is a prob­ For Th e Profession Loy Doty, former Wi om able point getter in the shot put. Sillce 1895 who has played the last two cam­ TED WIitlELER, IOWA'S TOP Jim Golliday, Northwestern's palgns with the club, has retired n¥ler, is shown practlcinc;, ln th~ sensational sprinter, will go after from, competition, ReO'1c k Iowa. field house Wednesday for his first Drake Relays title this the Drake iteraYI, which start year. ' Tl1e Wildctlt sophomore Russ Phebus, Representative Look! Another man "Ditched to Kentucky Club­ tc~y. Wh!lt'l~r will ru,:, tl\e . cleaned. up ill the conference in- \ DIAL 3302 'he 'horoughbred of pipe tobacco. open mlle and on tbree of door meet this season and wiJI 200 Koser Ave. Iowa City South Knoc#CeCl lowa.'s relay teams. make his outdoor debut at Drake. 01 North-South DO IT TODAY I SWITCH TO PINEHURST, N. C. (A» - Frank Strafael and Al Galletta, both of • , New York state; Frank Strana­ Et"'" han of Toledo, 0., and Ha'rry Hav­ You Can Still Buy Something for 1946 Prices erstick Jr., of Lancaster, Pa., KENTUCKY CLUB Thursday knOCKed the south com­ THER!:'S 'NC· lNFLATION AT THE LAUNDROMAT I NoUoe .... • ... lletl., '0'" pi,. _-.... pletely out of the North and While .tbu ,fl.ees bave"s.arfd wa y ..p ', • tub ot llandry , UII eOlts · JUSI 3,,10. • ... INoII., '0" _.111 (..... 11 •• , ••••helo .. South Amateur gol! tournament. Il...... ' a.b. Seed for tree ...... wtq ... Each eliminated a Dixie nQpe­ When ~ou U2'e the LAUNDROMAT ,Ipe.... 10o ... pi dt_ .. 101, ...... lui, to gain' today's 36-hole .!Ie,nr:. ... Po•• 11 To.... c. .. 1I'IoteIl .... w... Va..,.,..'9 finals which sen d s Strafael YOU ECONOMIZE ON TIME: against Haverstick and Stranahan No more p.ek lnl • laand'T un. a ddreu ln, It. la .. ~i n , It to tbe post .1- against GaJ letta. flee and .,·",ltlnl da,.& I.r It. retur • . n'. JllIt I. EASY I.e tiro, It oU .t Where good clothing 'is not expensiv~ Havertsick furnished the major tbe I .. AU~ DRO~tAT-.nd mueb . 'A-STER. In ~: hr. y our laundry . , was b.e d : In lit hr • 1\ f "'I.bed Ind drlt-d . surprise, a 1 up vi ctory ~v e r last year's runner-up, Billy Joe Pat- · YOU ECONOMIZE ON MONEY: ' Headqua.rters for KENTUCKY CLUB ton of Morganton, N. C., In .a well and all Hlqrade ---...... - FEATURES------played match ·that saw the 33- ~:;r.~t .. vr prlul .. IIh Do . ,.Mol or , 1.110_ " .~. I ' I, moll . laundr y horne PIPE TOBACCO year-old Haverstick shoot I-under One tub, In cl. ••• p . ... • ...... s.. S par gol(. O"e lub, dried . ' ...... ~ lI e

Stranahan spotted defending ervlee d 10e exira champion Hobart Manley of sa- I RA tiNE'S" .. ' • vannah, Ga., tbe iirst tWQ· holys I ~' .A U N' Dj) n ~ ,A A T lUld then pulled his game togeth- I;. 11' \:,'I, 'V, ) fel",ar apb .. ylngand 3br viiUcl::mttory.ly a t Ll mel l , ______24 S. Von Buren ... ___ ~ ______Dial 8·mWl lor appointmont .. Ii___ .. _____ Woahin"tbn.. ______and DubUqUe Sis, ...

I,

PAGE SIX _ TnE DAlLY IOWAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1952 ROTC Mo kTrial 3 Mu ~ ;c R cite's ISUI Aft ins87 Per Cent of Red Cross Goal Recreation Workshop UMO( Helps Fraternity To Be Performed SUI is within $562 of making The faculty and statr doetn, Teaches Procedures Its lotal Red Cross fund drive goul include the hospital, howmr, Hideous Male Students Receive $137.68 ,This Weekend of $4 ,290. and this group is second hllblll Begins Here Today To Finance Alpha Phi Omega The first of three weekend re­ No time limit has been set 1)0 with $743 donated toward 1\ To Future Officers Icilals will be given in North Mu­ the drive because of recent tor- 1,000 goal. The 13th Jowa Recreation Lead- and the "Paper Doll" teen-ag~ There is nothing ugly about the conlcst is used to help perform sic hall at 7:30 p,m, today, Pvt. George I. PlIot, U. S. air nado and flood damages through- The men's housing group Ilft ers workshop will be held here center are planned. force, was convicted by a mock SUI ugliest man contest to its several student services, such as Soprano Sharla Kvidera, A3, out the country, but $3,728, or 87 has completed 72 per cent ill today with 250 Iowa recreation Conference registration will be general courts-martial of larceny sponsor, Alpha Phi Omega, cam- running tbe lost and round de- Toledo, and tenor Ronald Rogers, or per cent, has been collected sinre drive quo' ta, by donating $1(5 to. leaders attending. from 9 to 9:30 a.m. In the ball- and AWOL Thursday after a two- pus service fraternity. For the partment located in the Old Den- A3, Ainsworth, will sing a variety the start of the drive last month. Meetings WI'1 1 b e an. th e corn- room with a general session {rom day trial. contest this year netted the ira- tal building, and sending out let- of selections. Accompanists will The factulty and staff group ward its goal of $200. Pilot was found gUI'lty on the ternity $137.68-a penny tor each tel's to prospective SUI students. be James Taggart, A2, Des munity building from 9 a.m. to 10 h leads other SUI departments in The totai received so tar frotIJ 9:30 to 10:15 a.m. Works op ses- lesser charge alter first being ac- of the 13,768 votes cast - which None of the money. however, is Moines, and Pat Oberlander, G, the money race with a total of all Johnson cJ)unty donators iJ p.m. and are open to dues paying sion will be held from 10: 15 to cused of deserting and larceny. represents the group's only source used as payment to members of Galesburg, Ill, $2,317 collected to date. This is $17,757. The goal with the addi. mcmbers of the association. Dues 11 :45 a.m. The decision was made by 10- ' of income to carryon its services. thl! group, since all of their ser- Baritone Wayne Jipson and 50- 96 per cent of the group's goal of tiona I tornado reliet quota II are $1 annually. b d . ti f . ReA:reation to Be Diseussed man oar, consls nit 0 sem'll' The contest, which Alpha Phi vices are donated, Bob Soli. AS, prano Patricia Jipson, both (If 52,400. 1 $21,059. The workshop, sponsored by the The tollowing topics will be students in the air force ROTC Omega hopes to make an annual Adel, co-chairm"n of the rontest, Iowa City. will present selections Iowa Recreation Workshop asso- program at SUI. affair. was begun last year. in con- emphasi~ed . SoU was assisted IJl by Schubert, Hageman, Mozart clation, Des MOines, will include discussed during the sessions: so- The mock trial was developed junction with the SUI all-campus the contest supervision by Hoyt and others at 4 p.m. Sunday. Mal- Hart, AI, Ft. Dodge. colm Westly, A4, Manly, will ac- "Doors training in all recreation activities cial recreation, crafts, church rec- as a guide to aid the senior ROTC carnival. Winner of the first con­ Open TODAY to volunteers and professionals. reation, hospital recreation and students in understanding the test was Dick Turchen, A4, Sioux Group Conducts Tour company Mr. and Mrs. Jipson. 1 :15" "End. Monday" Cooperating in the program are community recreation. general procedure and the meth- City, who garnered approximately Besides lost and found ctepart- Lillian Bittner, AI. Omaha. SUI and the state playground and Topics included ib the arter- ods which are used in actual mil- 3,000 of the 8,949 votes cast. mertt duties, m ~mbers of the Neb., wiII play works by Bach, recreation commission. noon workshop sessions, from 2 to itary courts, Maj. C~arles A. Birk, J im Frudenfeld, A2, Inglewood , group conduct tOl.rs around the Brahms, Beethoven and Dubussy SeSSions wiil be conducted by 3:15 p.m., arc: social recreation, course lnstructor, said. . Calif., became the ugliest man of campus for visitor~ and new stu- in a piano recital at 7:30 p.m. Sun- y 40 recreation leaders. The pro- crafts, "Let's Talk" about recre- Members oC the courts-martIal 1952 and was awarded the win­ dents, and also makes daily visits _d:..a:..;:.======-====. gram will stress playground ac- ation and Camily outdoors recre- board included William D. Wal- ner'; trophy last Saturday night to University hospitals patients, ," tivities, teen-age centers. Golden ation: lace, C4, Ma!lcheste:; Charles A. at the all-campus carnival He bringing them reading materiDls York, C4. SIOUX City; John W. .. Student Art Guild Age clubs, arts and craIls. square A general session tront 3:15 to I Mortensen, C4, Royal; Bill Reich- rep~esented the Phi Kappa Sigma and performing errands for them. dancing, day camps, church pro- 4 p.m. in the ballroom will ten- ardt A4 Iowa Citv' Richard S. SOCia l fraternity. Alpha Phi Ompga also has a presents grams, hospital recreation, pic- ture a report of summarizers. Scott. C4', Albia: Jack Jordan, A~, The '1'. Who ,Lost hand in putting up Iowa City's nics and Iowa's park facilities. The afternoon program Will i Des Moines; David Story, C4, Others In thiS year s contest and Christmas decorations cach year. 1 'Day 01 Wrath' Roan to peak d Luncheon conclude with a coffee hour in Cedar Rapids; Raymond C. Scott, their sponsors were: Al~n Ste:n, They help, too, In policing and Special features of the day-long the SUI Women's gymnasium \ C4, Albia; and John R. Scroggs, C3, Des Moines, Phi Eps~lon; Dick arranging the order of the floats Friday, April 25 conference are: a luncheon pro- trom 4 to 7:30 p.m. C4, Des Moines. Surface, AI, Cedar RapIds, Delta in the Homecoming parade. gram from noon to 1:45 p.m. with ______Tau Delta; John Chateauvert, A.1, On the social side of the fra­ 8:00 Poll!. welcome speeches by Mayor Wil- Dentists to Hear Prof. Moeller West Des Moines, Sigma Nu; Nor- ternity, its activities are usually liam Holland, Peter F. Roan, city man Berstein, A2, Sioux City; Al- limited to one function each year. Shambaugh Lecture manager, and Forrest W .. Wake- Pro!. Leslie G. Moellcr, dlrect- Capitol at 10:30 a.m. pha Epsilon Phi; Robert Blosser, This is a banquet held annually, Room field, Council Bluets, president of or of the school of journalism, will Members of Omicron Kappa Up- C3, Des Moines, Chi Omega; Hank this year on May 4, in which Iowa Sneaking Outstanding Foreign• Musical Comedy the as ociation; a square dance be the speaker at the annual silon. national dental honorary Weinberg, A2, New York, Quad­ City's "Best Citizen of the Year" Admission 40 cents Tonile See tonite's allow" promenade from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Senior day exercises of the collcge SOciety, wJll be announced, and I rangle, and ~arv Lueh~s, C4, is named. A plaque is then award- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SNEAK PREVUE al 7:30 At no extra ebGl9t In the ballroom with guest callers of dentistry May 2. honol' awards for outstanding I Sheboygan, WIS., Theta Xi. ed to the winner. ~ and dancers from northeast Iowa. "The Responsibilities of a Pro- work will be presented. The money obtained from the Kelly to Be Honored Exhibits and visits to the SUI lessional Man as a Citi~en" wJ\1 The Senior day exercises are This year a distinguished scr­ • DOORS OPEN. women's physical education de- be his topic. Exercises will bc held annually for the graduating vice key is to be awarded at the parlment. an adult craft class, held in the house chamber of Oid class in dentistry. City Employe Files banquet to Tom Kelly, Ml' l - Charles City, for the service he SATURDAY $25,000 Iniury Suit rendered to the fraternity when I~I G~III[SI s~ow ON 11m • An employe ot the City ot he was president of the group last Iowa City, Joseph Malone, tiled year, 9:45 A.M. Requiremel/ts for the joining of SIIOWS - III:I~ . ' : 1~ .8:111\ a $25,000 damage suit Wednesday O:~-O : 20 for injuries received while the group include former mem­ spreading sand on icy BUrlington bership in Boy Scouts, and having '--:::;;P~;iiiijijiiiiii";:=-....J sl. Feb. 15. a desire to help olhCl'S. -1, [3 ! 3i i • Mulone's petition claims he was ndjusting the mechanical sand­ spreading device on the back end TODAY of ~ city truck when an automo­ bile driven by the defendan t, with any other Verton Snyder, was unable to stop on the ice and collided with the truck. The plaintiff allegedly sutfered KING-SIZE cigarette two fractures and chipped a bone in his knee in his left leg in the . resulting accident. Malone has been unable to work since t he accident and he seeks $60 a week for the unem­ ployed period. The $25,000 is be­ ing sought to cover pain, suffer­ Ing, disability and hospitalization. Look Rites for Roy Edwards Will Be HeLd today ,'. ... l ... ~ . _.. . Funeral services fOr ' Roy Ed­ Wbat's wards, 76. 421 S. bllbuque s., wUl be held at 1 :30 p.m. today at the Oathout Funeral chapel fol­ l lowed by graveside services at (omin'! 3:15 in the Hillcrest cemetery at Brighton. Mr. Edwards died at his home Wednesday. It's Something TO ATl'END PRESS MEETING The Iowa Press Telegraph Edi­ To Remember tors meeting in Des Moines Sat- urday and Sunday will be attend- ~;;;~~;;;;;;~~~~;;;~~ ed by three faculty members • 1 FATIMA filters the smoke 85 millimeters from the SUI school of journal- 1-...;.;;:;p;;;Jt;;;JC;.;E.:;S;.:.:..._-T-bl-.-"-'-'r-••-u-.n-=:.....-; ism, They are: Prof. Walter Stei- - ADULTS _ Iring gleman, head of the editorial se- Week-D'r ~Jatln.. - .~. for your protection. quence; Charles Barnum, instruc- N'~h" . All D., Sund., - '1.00 tor and assistant publisher of The - CJlJLDUN - MlJAMHOIDEN· NAil "IlU"" Wee1l:-D&f MaUnu. - 1I~c Daily Iowan, and Robert Cran- Nlwhl. _ All Day Sunday _ /IOe DON 2 FATIMA'S length cool$ th_ smoke ford, instructor. wm BENDIX· TAYLOR ITRA JUST WEST OF CORALVILLE for your protection. TONnE and SA TURDA Y DAMORAND - 2 BJG FEATURES - Ends Today .j "" •• r ft • • w., tn,..·. ~ Starts tow I'. Smarted Ballr..... The Gallopinq Malor I 3 FATIMA'S length ~ives you those 1"1,,, I.. TE('If\/('OWH SATURDAY Toniqht NOW! THE MOST HONOR ED FILM IN THE WORLD! B u ' In Welkrn Swine THE GUTS·AND·GLORY STORY extra puffs_ 21% lor:-ger• KENN\! 1I0FER • HII Mld .....l trn ... ALL IOWA CITY WILL AGREE IT'S THE WORLD'S GREATEST OF TH(,'- Saturday Sa Un Sm •• tI. M .... le .r EDDIE ALLEN, III. Tramp.' S. MARINES! OF .'. In' Itb Qrt.' Ort"t.". R•• '. Fly.rllu Every WEDNESDAY GRAND PRIll Popelar "OVEK !I.NITE" VENICE FILM.' HURRY! HURRY! FESTIVAL u ,,~· '?:nl ;11' ,u. an extra-mild * Only 2 More Days * CIGA~E77tS rODAY I SATURDAY flBEST fOl'elgn film of the year .... Requlm Adult BEST directed film of the '1eul" t . . ~ AdmlMion Prie:" 1';;'" .,.{# - . -Notional Soard of Revie..., t., " . "NEST 41e: TUl 5:30 Then SSe: "BEST FOREIGN FILM OF THE YEAR!" - p I US th e r' TURKISH A .-. smo e I l' OOM£STIC ND Children Under 12 /. TOBAcC ~ . os 25e: protectio'n of l' hJ'n7_~/q H W • re"a aboii ~.,._, ...... , r... .. 1It. ~ ·.lIId "Gill", I.,..... ".wctlon !rne!:" ;1'lll"" I!8W t ... cI"",,1. , . :;-v... , .liIjlcIL~ :a .xplrilnClll by tt. lMA ""' :' ~l j~l,oduci"g th. betJullluf , &"" the sc ~';ii MACHIKO KYO ... TOSHIRO MlfUNE...MASAYUKI MORI Alii II A. Ireal film •. , Challenge. compari.on with ltaake. the outstanding film achievement. in any coun­ tllr~1 try or perlodl" - Satu,rlay «"I.w of Literature llMior.: ana Ili!anc• •

,-, Th. 'Hollywood IIAIneymoon' Comedy Ing v. .-. a me Lltelt World New. Events the SI THE STORY OF PRIMITIVE PEOPLE, THE LIVES, LOVES, 'rhe EXTRA I IALAYA PASSIONS, CUSTOMS. NEVER BEFORE SEEN SUNDAY- 'WUd Blue Yonder' rno," - -- ,.. elclat.i.. ------Th. 657 II