Ike Disagrees With Macmillan On Proposed Summit Talks esident Asks -- Spring F reign Chief Edition at owan s..P... 2 Meeting First Serving The State UniversitJl a/Iowa and til. People of Iowa CitJl
Disarmament, Europe l!.slubllshed In lUtilJ - ~ ' I ve Cents a Copy A. OCL8tt!d t'resa Leased Wlr .. aO!! Wirepooto ' UDUI'd l're s InlernalJOn \l Le ~ Wire )0 a Cll y, Iowa, larch 21 , I!IS!! Today's Probable Topics 1 GETTYSBURG IA'I - President Eisenhower was reported Friday night to have disagreed wilh Bri tish ,prime Minister Harold Mac millau's proposal lhat the West • make a firm offer of a summer time summit conference with Rus· 1 sia's Premier Nikita Khrushchev. evo· ts Authoritative informants said Mr. rme galnst e s Eisenhower stuck to his view that sucp a high level parley must billie on whether a prior foreign ~inisters meeting succeeds in eas ing East-West tensions. Planning Chief Tibetan ; l Mr. Eisenhower and Macmillan talked over their dHferences face Spring Arrives With Fever, to-face during an initial 2-hour meeting in a mountain lodge per In Soviet Union Tribesmen ched atop the summit of one of tbe Catoctin Mountains in Mary land. Promise Of Sun And Fun The two IlId.r. r.aHirmed tht\r Gets Demoted By GRETCHEN BROGAN lea t five fc t. We aren't a. worried • f.w m.mberl wert abl. to BaHle Reds ".rmination to .t.nd' firm StaH Wrlt.r as u ual about kt'Cpini tlw m n m.k. it. The nlllt w_rm d.y ".In.t S.vl.t thr ••t. to West Ber· Josif Kuzmin Replaced The first warm lazy day of the cligibl , because we lhink mnny will find u. out in full foret, Report Violent Fighting lin. By Alexei Kosygin new season drifted slowly into Iowa slud nt hale had nough lr 10- I promlll ... In Holy City Of Lhasa ' / Conference spokesmen described City thi week. jumped two or thr('{' Ing to lep in ond repl cc ny one Re clion. to th w ather v ried their initial meeting as "a free-Cor· MOSCOW CUPI) -Deputy Pre puddles, circled an occa ional we 10 e." among the faculty rnemb< r . Pro- NEW DELlII,- fl'PI- TIIx>I n a!K' discussion of Russian pressure mier and State Planning Minister snowbank and then struck th SUI We wc re (ortunat ('nouRh to in- f(' ,or Simon L Lt! g r~ , h ' d of the trilx'. m n In\' dtd I h., jlcred campu full force. terview _on of the truly big m n n w corl' ('our. f' in lIydrauhc DIf Buddhi t city or thn jl "'ridllY in a against Berlin and West Germany. JosiC Kuzmin , who once was Nikita I They reCused (0 provide any details. The progress of Ule spring-like on campus. Bill a klinll.' , M , fu . ion nd Thermodyooml Confu· violent climax to montl of . klrm S. Khrushchev's choice as head of The talk, the first oC a 4-day day was followed clo ely by reports Slayhome, Ihe 1 57-58 S I champ- . ion, th COUf't' whkh m Is ~ n L hin, wllh th troop. of Commun- review, was carried on as the two Soviet industrial planning and of an epidemic of that strange and io n cIa cull r. H eavc u the tim w kly for 2 hour credit, I t hiM. according to rrport men sat relaxing in easy chairs in economic growlh , was dismissed wild disease, Student Spring Feve r. in. id information on this year' Iwa . in hi 'h pirit · Thur day. He reochinll III' 0 Ihl a sun bathed room of Mr. Eisen· The day, and po si bly th fev r, race. "Competil ion I. rough, l'w had (h. e ch ry ..... ord. for hi The hard·riding Khamba trilX'. Friday and replaced with a con cau d The Daily Iowan to decide nevcr . een such treml'ndou . pirit ; public. ··Studt'nt. c n "top worrying m n rod down from tta- Himal y hower's private mountain lodge at sumer goods expert. Camp David, 65 miles from Wash this wa a good time to int erview they're cutting thosI' cia .. e right aboul my CO llr t'. All . ('(: 1i on wlll a and batlled Red hin . e troop ington, D.C. Alexei Kosygin, form er Commis everal of our well known student and left. I Ulink thiB y ur 's notional d finil Iy m t I'cry day all th within th walls 01 th holy city, and faculty campus figures to fi nd champ may be an SUI man ." t of thl' m . tt' r. 0 mati r tlw r ports Id . Macmillan led off by giving Mr. sar of Textil e, and a deputy pre re out what spring will be like at The Kh.mb •• wer. Slid to en Eisenhower a confidential report mier was named to succeed Kuz Scarl.tt O'Burn A3 Florida what my per on I fe Ii nil. are I SUI this year. last year'. $5,000 Sunt . ~ Schol.r- f ~ thaI , tht' studenl ' Iuition I es loy widespread popular support_ on hiS Kremlin talks with Khrush min as head of "Gosdlan, " the We weren't .ur. about the w... Tiler. h.v. boon report, .f ,.... chev three weeks ago, as well as ship winner •• Id ,h. t . he h.. entltie him to 0 complt'l ly com top state planning commi;sion. No ther .0 firlt w. Int.rvi.wed oM gott,n oH to • ver., . Iow . t.rt plcl' cour . Anythlni for duca· I.t.d fighting betw ..n the tribes his talks last week with France's of our student wtlther txIMrt men _nd Chlne.e tr.. p. for near President Charles de Gaulle and reason s were given for the change. .0 far. " I .m not .s worried lion , ( alway .. ay." Blinard BUI Snow, A4, North .bout the wllth.r ' 1 I w• • ," . he Prof. Egb rt Ea y, h ad or th ly two YUrt. West German Chancellor Konrad Kuzmin was given the lesser Pol., head of CSC (C.ntral Snow Lha a I. Ih ill' of th fam d Adenauer. s.id. " I WII afr.ld we might Und('rwot r Bo. kl'tweanng Sc post of minis ter in charge of the Committ.e), the IIrOUP which fur· have ,now from now until school qUl'ncl' wa n'l quite a pi 'a. ont. Potala Palac or th Dal i Lama, Mr. Ei ••nhower and M.cmillan, ca binet's new Scientific and Eco ni.he. SUI with wlnt.r weath'" is out. I will s.y th. t it hili b•• n He aid he re rl'tt d the n . Ill' r !iglou - and polit ical hi·ad of Ti .och flanked by four top .ide" nomic Council, according to a 2- H. IlIid, "Thi. 1.. 111 lib the Illst _ littl. uncomfort. ble out on the to announc a lough n . policy 10 bet. .rr.nged to resume their far of • IIrlit sellsen. We m.y be The Chin R d , who fore d paragraph announcement by the roof .nd down by the riv.rbank hi, departm nt .." Tw . nty fiv cuts r.nging di.cuilions .ft.r • dinner abl. to manllg. on. or two more until r.c.ntly, but I am looking wl}1 haw 10 b' hmlt m my cla es their rul(' on Tibet in I SO , were In the Aspen lodge which Is IIrv Tass News Agency . good bllzzardl and • little .ddi· forward to som, rea lly hot d. ys thl, year. On cut mor Will reduce report d to be plonning "fitrong In. IS th.ir confer.nce sit._ On the fac~ of it, KUImin was tion.1 "Itt, but it'l ju.t .bout "OW, possibly ,v. n In tho 30's." the ludent'. grad to an A- . We mea. ur ... lo qu 11 lht tribellmrn's IT'S SPRINGI I ?-But Chuck Kiple, A2, Ottumwa seem •• bit Disarmament and European se demoted. Howevel', his duties re ov.r. We _r.n't .v.., sur. the AnoUl r coed champ Elizabeth have lo m 'et a Iiltle often r this rebellion. curity promised to figure as the confused. We cen h_rdly bl.me poor Chuck, he hn just hurd th.t snow .cheduled for the w"kend '. em ·t r inc w ha \le thr en w Th Chlnr. Communi. tA ho\'e main highly important. It is not Sharp~ye, AI, Flighty, the. ' Irl who ba sket - 10 J('orn Studenl will not main talking point in today's ses unusual when a new agency such snow is expected _II over the state on this first morning of spring. will arrive. C.rt.lnly was • won been atl mpting to t up Tibet derful yellr, though." rode In the mo t conv rtlbles lo:l . . • .. sions. Mr. Eisenhower asked three u the Scientific and Economic But for Chuck, and all of you, it will be p.rtly cloudy Sund.y-.nd fall , i. already making new plan R. be ex c ll.~t'd to slIn?sUw. . a an 'aulonomou. r ,Jon" within J ack Sopped hoe, A2. Au tralia, of his top experts in this fi eld to Council is established to remove warmer, the w•• th.r Bureau SIlY •• "Yes. I aw two of them loday Our fi nll l Int. rvl.w was With the phere of China proper. but join him in the morning-Dep. a man from a top post and make -Daily low.n Photo by Katie Harris. -coach of lite va rsit y puddle jump and both had Uwir top down. It Fr. nk. teln KlII rloH, lowe City th y have had con I. t nt r i tance SeCretary oC Defense Donald him itl chief_ ing team seemed to prefer Ihe 't big " Wat.r BI.nd. r, who g.v, us from the ru&&ed trilx'~mcn in th Quarles, Atomic Energy Commis spring weather. He said , "Iowa City won e on now . some rtlily tlIciting inform.tlon. bl eak mountain. urrounding the sion Chairman John A. McCone, Tass said only that Kuzmin had puddle are bigger and better than Miss Sharp<'ye wa , sl.o kind He told u, "The students h,.ve "forbidden city." and Eisenhower's special scientif been "relieved of his duties." ever this pring, so th team will enough to pa. along a few fa hion no Ide. of ' what I. In Itore for After Ch inese "Iiber.tion" of ic advjser,. James R. Killian. The Economic and Scientific It WlS A. Long, Cold Winter, be in lop ha pe. We xpect to lop Up for. UI coeds thl .caon. " It's th m during th. r st of thi, ye.., the cwmry, • d.ncftltine ,roup 'Mr. Eisenhower and Macmillan CounCil was formed only a few la t year's 30 foot jump by at ~ ~hakl ye.s r. girl ; th clX'd who Ou r n. w bl,nd fo r Ipring, the beg.n clrcul.ting p.mphlets c.lI sat down to outline their personal weeks ago, after the 21st Commun I n t wesrm, .11 khaki coot and result of y•• rs of r.... rch , is Ing for unlt.d oppo.itien t. the views after havi ng a 57-minute ist Party Congress in February. te nnis ~hO'5 Will Ix' neith er 'harp the 5upnme uhievement of our Communist •. talk with Secretary of State John The Ku zmin-Kosygin switch was But Spring Is Finally Here nor neat... c.rltr.. It II "'de.crib.bl.; you Two year ' aio the Kashn" the Foster Dulles abou t the Berlin the first bi g government change Problem Among ttl. other student leaden mud t.st. it to believe It." Dalai Lama'8 cabin t. appealed By MEL PITZEN downtown area will look like money interviewed was Ollv'r R.nd.1I We w r not ucc ' ful In 10- crisis. since the Congress. StllH Writ.r spent fo r a fruitless caus . After to the Chin S(' to pull oul their The meeting with Dulles took The re·shuHle came barely a Holmes, LS, Virgini •• who r••• - eating John Peagreen, AI , Clear Iroop . Communi Chin e Pr - Ah ! Made it through another ali , Molher Nature would have re Drinker .ur.d us .bout one of SUI 's oldest pring, th tud ot Water amp place in Walter Reed Army Hospi month after Premier Khru.hchev Iowa winter! moved the snow cost-free if she mier Chou En·Lai aid Ih malter tal, Washington, where Dulles has form.lly launched a 7..,ear plan tr.ctltions. " The I.w students ler, since h ha been confined to would be taken und r con id 'rnlion That is what most winter-weary was just given a litlle time. will definit.ly be out on the .t. p. lhe Infirmary inee January. been under treatment for cancer. designed to surpass the- United Iowa Citians are hoping as the How disgusted city employees Conference bul nothin, hn been done. British Foreign Secretary Selwyn between every ellSS ag.in th is Our spring interview I ft u Lhasa is about 250 miles norlh States and make Russia the big calendar shows that spring is due must have felt after using 26 SUI tudents and facul ty are in Lloyd, who accompanied Macmil · gest industrial nation in the .pring/' he Slid. " I know the coovinc('d that S I tudcnts have ea t of the lndian city of Dor j l to bust out all over. trucks, 4 loaders, 2 graders, and 2 vited to atlend a day-long con fe r girls were a little worri ed Thurs- much to look forward to lhi sea Ian to Camp David, took part in world. The winter's snowfall , which snowplows to make drivin g pos ing. It hs a popUlation of about this session. ence today on "The Problem day, but the warm we.ther n. It bould be a wond rrul yenr Ku zmin, who had been an ob totaled over 44 ,3 inches In Iowa sible on March 6; then to wake the 55,000. Th ancl nt clly i in a ,The .iling Dulles was under Drinker in Industry." clilught u. by .urprise and only for all. valley n arly 12 ,000 fe 't above a scure member of the Communist City, should be nolhing but a re next morning to find that someone The conference, which i pon- stood to have stru.ed the neec! Party's Central Auditing Commis verie to SUiowans once the ex had brought the white, flaky stuff ------I vel. to .void any proposal. which sored by the Division of Al cholic sion, was tapped by Khrushchev pected May flowers bloom. back aga in. Sludies of the Psychiatric Ho pital would bolster the Alli.d foothold in 1957 to head economic program In Berlin, at the co.t of frening May riverbankers will shudder And think how much popcorn and the Bureau of Labor and Man * * * ming as State Planning Minister. when they recall the wintry day could be salted with the 245 ton. Play Tickets Ready Monday the pr.sent Ellst-W ••t division of agement, will be held in the Senate Report Says of rock salt ($15.40 IMr ton) used Germ.ny. He also was named a first Deputy Jan. 5, when the temperature nose Chamber of Old Capitol from 3:30 The filth pl ay of the niver ity writ r of comedy. ca'l be credit d to p,..vent stroot. In low. City Macmillan is reported by some Premier. dived to the winter's low of 20 de a.m. until 4 p.m. Community Serit' , "The fmagi n' for eUing the mod I for lorce. Ukrainians Informants to lavor negotiating a Kosygin had been a depufy grees below zero. from becoming t .. IliplMry. Four speakers on the program ary In valid," wiU be pre nt d His comic devices are all in co m And what did Joe College's par deal with the U.S.S.R. which would chairman of Gosplan. Like Kuzmin Th. vanishing 21.1 Inchel of will discuss the problem of alc April 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 10 and 11 at mon u e today : the cumulati e ef ents from Arizona think on that preserve Allied rights in Berlin who is £lve years his junior, the heavy, wet .now lind howling, oholism from the view of business 8 p.m. in the Uni\"e,rsity Theatre. fect of repetition, the change oT Defy Soviets 55-year-old Kosygin is one of the blilIardly wind. of M.rch will be day on March 4, when they visited by giving the Western sector an and labor, and will di scuss the Ticket will be available Monday pace, the hig word, the double international status new generation Communist lead bid 11* rlddanc. by ltudents Joe on campus? They witnessed work of Alcoholics Anonymou in take. and the humor of dignity's VIE A IUPJI - krain ia n who art IIl1l1lou. to chang. to rain, snow, sleet, wind, sunshine, at the Theater Reservation Desk, This is understood to be one of ers. He had no part in lhe 1917 Iowa . Speakers will include pro East Lobby, Iowa Mcmor ial Union. fall . parti an blew up explo Ive in the the differences to be threshed out. Bol hevik revolution . spring w.rd,••• and cloudiness, all in less than a fessors , representatives ot Alco str et of thr major cities in Sun·tanned SUIowans in June will 10 hour period. The de k will be open fonday In "Thc Imaginary Invalid ," 10- Top U.S. officials are highly skep The Tass announcement said holics Anonymous and representa through Friday from 9 a.m. until liere u es a fa rcical t chnlque for southwe rn krain In t week tical of such an approach unless simply that the Presidium (Cab walk to classes with smirks on They said it couldn't be done! in a d fiant cI mon Iration of the tives of management and labor 4:30 p.m. and aturday from 9 a special purpo 1', to burlesque inet) of the Soviet Parliament ap their faces as they vicariously re But it was! It is part of a broad understand from various parts of the country. a.m. until noon. th practice of medici ne of his struggle for an ind pend nt late. lag with the Soviets which will ad pointed Kasygin to the planning member the city crews busily re Now, is spring really near? Student and faculLy admission Is The 10liere play is undt'r the lime. The play pre nts a hypo Western Intclllgence sou rces aid vance Germ,my unity. post. moving snow from the streets in According to weather statistics free. Friday. mid-March. kept by Pro£. Joseph W. Howe , of direction of Davi d chaal, II sis· chondriac in a • er i of comic sil tant professor of dramatic arts. uatlon which are provo ked by his The reports said several persons The $4,000 ($225 to $250 per the Mechanical and Hydraulics De· were injured in th explo ions Moliere, the greate t French own character. hour ) spent by the city for remov partment, snowfall for the remain Strannigan Sought which tou ched ofr a "grn ralturm al of a typical snowfall from the der of March will be slight, if oU" and brought un u ual strict weather holds true to form. As Cage Coach action by Soviet ecurlly police. Record. .h.w that In the 'lit The explosives were to d into ei,ht year. II totlll of .nly 17.' At Wyoming Inchel of .now has fall.n In the strect~ of lukachevo, Khu st High School 1_. and U7.hgorod hortly be fore mid City .fter March 20. N. sn.w LOUISVILLE, Ky . IA'I - Iowa ftll I.ter th.n March 20 in 1951 State College Basketball Coach night March 14 , eve of the 20th an or 1956. Snowf.1I r.corclod during Bill Strannigan spent about three ni versary of the procla mation of Playday Today April of the same eight yo.rs hours. Thursday with Gl en. J. Ja a free Carpatho-Ukrainla n late, wasllight. coby, director of athletics at the according to the reports. The cities "High School Playday" will be The temperature after March 2O University of Wyoming, who is lie in the Tran carpalhian Oblast held today under the sponsorsh'ip last year ranged from 20 degrees seeking a basketball coach for his (proviencel of the Ukraine, which of the Women 's Physical Educa on March 22, to 60 degrees on school. Strannigan played at Wyo border on Czecho 10l" alda and tion Department. The program, fn March 31. However, temperatures ming in student days. Hungary. which high schools partiCipate, is have dipped below zero later than He and Jacoby are attending Police reinforcements were call part oC the orientation of high March 20 in the past. It was two the National Collegiate basketball ed in from nearby town of Stry school students Into the Physical degrees below zero in Iowa City on tourney. Jacoby is looking for a and Siani lav and an extensive Education programs at SUI. March 2], t95l. successor to Ev Shelton, who re search made for the perpetrators Inter·school competition under All in all, since this season's signed recently after 19 years as and for anti-Soviet leaflets and faculty and university student first snowfall of .3 inches on Nov. coach of the Cowboys. posters distributed by tbe parti supervision will be performed in 28, it has been a long, severe There have been reports that sans. the Women's Gym and the Iowa winter. Strannigan will succeed Shelton. Several persons were arrested Memorial Union in such sports as but Strannigan said nothing has and interrogated by Soviet secret basketball, volleyball, swimming, been deCided. He added that Ja police agents in the attempt to modern dance, bowling and recre coby is talking to others, also, track down the underground lead ational games. Mrs. Duncan and that the job hasn't been of ers. However, according to the re fered to him. ports, the organizers escaped to High School Choirs hideouts in the mountains and Sentenced To Glenwood Employee forests. Sing At Union Today The reports said Communist p0- A vatal ensemble workshop for Suspended 30 Days lice searched homes and business Iowa high school music students DES MOINES II! - The State establi:, 'leIIts i.n the drive tel and their Instructors will be held Gas Chamber Board of Control said Friday it confiscate anti-Soviet material. I ' here today, Saturday. The work- VENTURA, Calif. IUPI1-Eliza. was Informed that an employee of shop is cG-llponsored by the SUI the state school for the mentally BOLSHOI BALLET TOUR music department and the Universi- beth Duncan, a mother who retarded at Glenwood has been MOSCOW IUPIl - The Bolshoi ty'S extension division. wouldn't share her son, must die suspended for 30 days on grounds Ballet announced Friday that a The afternoon session will feature in the gas chamber for the murder he broke rules covering girl in troupe of 100 dancers and 2O tech performance, at 1:30 at the Union, of his wire, a jury decreed. mates. Crowned At Dance nicians would leave April 12 for Anyone For Canoeing? It said Carl Hullinger took a its first North American tour. The by four ,uest high school choirs: Eight women and four men who MECCA QUEEN-Sh.ron Linen, Al, Atlllltic, Will crewntd .t tho JeCferson oC Cedar Rapids, Center- convicted the 64-year-old matron ,roup of lIirls on a bus ride without group will perform four weeks in annu.1 Moec. Ball Friday night If ... 1_. Momerlll Union. ~USHING THI CANOIING SEASON Irt: (front) JU/Iv WlIfJIbold lind ville, KnoxvJlIe, and Muscatine and of first degree murder returned permission of school authorities; New York and in Los Angeles. Two .tt.,.,. Fltml"" beth A2, Council BluH. Thl. I. both II",.' first at 4 p.m. the SUI Chamber Singers the death verdict ,fter deliberating and gave some of them cigarettes Themal Mllire, E4, Montlcell., ,..i,nocI with Mill Lllrsen II. "St. ,.t," weeks in Chicago and lwo weeks .,Int .t .UI, .IM! th.y lUI' couldn', Wilt t. den th.I, lIIort., will present a abort concert. three hours and 21 minutes. contrary to rules. the p.tron illnt of GnglllHrint studonts.-SUI Photo in Canada. Itls Spring! 2 SUI Coeds 100 New gose Bushes To Be AdaeCi - Canoeing On Iowa River City Park Spruces Up Old Man Winter may still have Ing painted to ready lhe park for meits, TUl'ecek said. By MARLENE JORGENSEN blind date told her that evening some cold weather tricks up his spring use, George Turecek. park One hundred new rose bushes StaH Writer about some "crazy girls" he had sleeve for SUfowans, but optimistic custodian. said. Ile added that have becn ordered for planting at WhaUayamean? It's not too cold seen canoeing. Iowa City Park clistodians are playground equipment and gar- the ent rance to City Park aqd to go canoeing. It's spring! Experience Needed busy working to prepare City Park bage containers would be painted along Iowa Avenue. The ro,e U's been spring for two coeds Though we all aren't as ambi· for the spring and slimmer sca- and repaired later in tll e season. bushes wiJl replace those JliJled ('vel' since the ice on the Iowa tious as Judy and Sandra. the sons. Dead leaves and tree limbs also by this year's Jlard winter, Turc· River melted. Judy Jones, A9. Mo· warm spring weaUlcr . wii! bring Aboul 500 picnic benches are be- will be removed whcn lhe snow cek explained. line. Ill.. and Sandra Larson. A3, Plans are also being made to Elgin, Ill., have been rising bright crowds of students Ollt on the river continue work on the new baseball and carly Saturday morning, tak- in canoes. Mel Fitzgerald, owner diamond across the Iowa river \ ing their breakfast, and watching of the canoes which students can from the park, Turecek continued. \ the sun rise as they relax in a rent. said some experience in can· canoe on the river. oeing is neces ary. The physical The diamond was started last education departments will supply fa ll. when trees were cleared from Wearing pajamas, levis, sweat- the instruction in beginning canOe' the area. Hauling dirt and seeding shirts, coats. and mittens. the girls i ng classes starting in April. the diamond will begin when the tie the canoe to a barrel anchored After eighl weeks in the course. ground becomes settled, said Ture· around the bend toward Coral· ville. They make themselves com. the student should be pretty pro· cek. ficient. The river road which circles City fortable with pillows and carry Be Able To Swim Park will also be repaired and books in plastic bags. just in casco Fitzgerald said it is also impor. oiled, he said. The road is now Own Canoe tant to know how to swim well. closed to public usc because of the The girls are experienced canoe- John Tweed, A4, Des MOines. will weather. 1 river has been thawing, the water testify to this. He fell out oC the Tureeek said that later in the ists, but Judy said that since the canoe last spring. almost drowned, summer custodians will spray for • flows so swiftly that they some· and then discovered that all he insects and poisonous weeds times have to carry the canoe up- had to do was stand up in tlle throughout the park. stream and then paddle back down. shallow water. He was, however. "Picnicking is our biggest busi· Sandra owns the canoe and keeps covered with mud. ness," Turecek explained, "and it at the canoe docks near the About 50 of Fitzgerald's canoes we will take reservations for the Union. will be available this spring. for use of the shelter houses from Judy said their liltle excursions a day on the river or for a trip to now until the close oC the season." have caused some confusion. Dur· Coralville establishments. Last Reservations may be made by ing one of their trips. some men year the canoe docks opened in calling the City Park. A deposit of waved and shouted to them from April. and iC warm weather ar one dollar is needed to make the STAKING THEIR CLAIM for a pleasant springtiml are: (left) Hugh Castell, A3, Fairfield, and Tom a bridge. Judy said she didn't have rives. students will be faced with reservation, but this can be re Schwob, AI, Wapello. Missing from the picture are two girls and a little grass. the heart to say anything when her a dilemma-canoeing or classes. claimed if the receipt of deposit is returned within a four-day period. * * * * * * ~------Iowa City employs five cus· todians year round to care lor River-Banking Tips Water, That 15- City Park. On April first. a night walchman will be added to the staff for the summer. Turccek said. City Park covers 80 acres of land on the norUlern edge of For Coming Season 5 iing Can Be Fun ' Iowa City. Included in the city park system are the "islands" on By LARRY DAY There are no rules against enter· SPRING CLEANING-City park employees have begun preparing Iowa avenue and Wa hington By MARY JANSS propellers in shallow Iowa River police and watchmen in the Main· the park fac:ilities for spring and summer activities. Charles Reynold, StaH Writer taining near the river. Sin k point· street. Third Ward Park. BlaC'k· If there's onl' reason SUI students Assistant City Editor areas. tenance and Operation division o[ front, Lyle Wheeler a'nd Harold Drake, give the finishing touches springs Circle. and College Hill hate snow. slush, rain and freezing ed out. Howevcr. it is best that Rowing is fun. and sailing is , e explained the narrowness of the SUI Physical Plant. Parker of paint to park benches. Park. temperatures, it's b cause tbis kind students should knolV where they great. but many water enthusiasts river wasn't harmful to skiing said the patrol crew will consist oC oC weather jll t doesn't go along may do so legally. The University with rivcr banking. river boundaries extend. on the prefer their exercise the easy way Co malions. Human pyramids can an operator. and someone in life· We have been kept away from west bank. from the City Park -just turn on a switch. steer. and usually be built on the river. he saving. probably a swimming team member. • the riverbank for a long time now, bridge south to Myrtle Avcnue; on let the motorboat do the rest. added, and explained that he once Spring Page EditJ Wht-Jre but with a decent break from the the east bank. from University High So. if sur students run true to pltlled Cour skiers with one person One last restriction which may mar your boating pleasure-there's MARY JANSS AGUDAS ACHI~l CONGREGATION FREE ftlETIIODIST CHAPEL weatherman we can soon get back south to the Heating plant. fOl'm, the Iowa River will soon 602 E. Wublnrlon SI. 0:11 Tblrd Ave. to the bank Cor sun bathing and The West Bank on top. a bill under consideration in the Rab hi Sanker The Rt•• James W. U Olea, p.,t,r break out in a rash of boats. water - Jock, although he owns a 50 Iowa Legislature cracking down Friday Servlee. 3 p.m. 10 '.m. Sonday cbool. other thing~. If you wander into other arcas. I Alternal •• wltb Hillel lIou .. J. a.m. fttornln, \\ orsblp Don Sinek. who is in chargc oC the you'lI be trespassing on private skis. and girls in swimming suits horsepower mahogany covered on reckless water skiers. It was Sabbath worship, Saturday. 9 •.ID ... ermon by Rev. L. G. Varnon boat. said he thought a smaller passed by the Senate, approved by Photographers . . . 7:S0 p.m. und.y Enntnr Sen I•• maintenance of Our campus, has property. If you are getling your (well, someonc's got to use those AS5EJllBLY OF GOD 7:30 tach nl,bt except at. - pre .. Ea ler aluminum boat would be better for the House. and sent back for con- been prC'paring the riverbank for schedule in order, probably the skis l. And amidst all this con Cu· KATIE HARRIS .32 S. Clinton 51. Services boating in the Iowa City area. currence in an amendment. The The Rev. nan 1\lIllu, Pastor spring Cor several months. His most favorable surroundings may sion. the lucky motorboat owncr 1\lornlnl Worship, 11 a.m. crews have be n picking up the be found on the west bank in front Small River bill calls for a $100 fine and 30 and Evanrell'U~ Servlce~ 'T p.m. FRIENDS It. B. JllI.b.ner. CIerI! accumulation of trash thal winter of the Fine Arts building. will find himself busy trying to "The river isn't big enough for days in jail for reckless conduct, BETIJANY BAPTIST CHURCH Pbon. 8-2G1 I always leaves-preparing the river- In case you haven't gotten your work in time for classes. 50 horsepower." he said. "and and a $1000 fine and one year in JERRY SMITH B SL. '" Firth Ave., Iowa Clly Y.\\'.C. A. Room, lowa Me:morlal Ua.I.a Unified Mornln, Worship S.,TI ... , ,:.5 o:ao '.m. Me.Un, lor Worship bank Cor your use. supply oC "equipment" for these Such was the case with Jock aluminum can take the logs and jail for skiing or boating while a.m. 18:30 a.m. CI ••••• Don't Build Fires springtime activities, you'd better Miller. A2. LaGrange, Mo .• when shallows better." intoxicated. Evenlna: Gospel S.rvlce,- 7:S0 .p.lII. • • • or course if you choose to study hurry. Several stores in Iowa City he hauled his 15-Coot Yel\owjacket Jock said. all in all. boating and ------~------BETHEL. AFRICAN JlIETHODIST GRA(,E UNITED the shoreline after dark, you prob- have reported a sharp rise in the inboard 120 miles to Iowa City on t:lIURCU lIIlS 10NARY CHURCH skiing were definitely among his 411 S. Gov.rn.r SI. 18.'\.l MUllcatine Ave. ably won't see the large assortment sale of napkins. paper plates, mus· a trailer last year. Jock explained favorite sports. The Rev. Fred L. Peony, Palter Rev. Raymond G. Sahmel, pastor of ~hrubs and flowers which will i tard and dill pickles. The sale of that he usually tried to go boating What They're Doing 2 p.m. SlInday Scho.1 Blbl. Study Cl..... lor all a,u, 9:.0 ...... be planted this spring However, ac· blankets is expectpd to jump mo- every day the weather was suit· Jock explained he rarely lends 3 p.m. Re(ul.r Chureb Worsblp Service Service to:-I:> a .m. bis boat unless he is along. and Communion on Ilrsi Sunda, of ever, 1 p.m. Choir Praetlee cording to Sinek, you shouldn·t Imentarily. able. WESLEY FOUNDATION will coffee and rolls will be served montb. .,. p.m. Pre· Service Prayer build firl's to ket'p warm or light Howel'er, some good advice Cor "If you just Ignore tJie dirty that he has never rented it for use. aCtcr 10 a.m. Mass. 7:30 p.m. E •• nln, orvlce He said that it was just too much bold a Service of Holy Com· CURISTIA~ REFORMED cnURCD 7:30 p.m.• Wednesday Prarer .nd DIble your way. It'. agllim,t University I a dar or two would be that you river water." he added, "you con't * • • Conrerence Room No.1, Sludy eqUipment to handle carelessly. munion at 5 p.m. on Sunday. GAMMA DELTA will meet on lowa ~hmorl.1 l ' nlon rules because it kills the grass. A refram Cram premature celebra· beat speedboating." ServleeIJ, 10 a.m. &: 1 p.m. "Besides," he added, "I'm not March 22 in the Assembly Room Sunday evening at the St. Paul HILLEL FOUNDATION fire will mark your location for the tion and be content with outings on I Waterskiing Popular Rev. Itarold. BOllsenbroek, . . ruut r!2 E.st Jllar,,"1 8\. occasional night watchman who the Memorial Union Sun Porch. But Jock found the biggest at· sure I'll be able to bring it lip this of the Wesley House. Supper will Lutheran Chapel. The cost supper TUE CHURCII OF CHRIST Friday 7:30 p.m. Sabb.Lb Benloeo makes it a pOi.nt to "check" o~ the The forecast promises more blus- traction to be waterskiing. Con. spring." will be at 5: 15. followed by Ves 1320 Kir~woOhIt, days and the Fourth of July have day. March 2q aL 12 noon In the Thur.!ll. , 7:~O ,.m. holr Rehear•• ' IDepreclathl1 hr'''''' cational Experiment with the Middle Alcovc of thc Iowa Memorial APPLICATIONS are currently being Ba»Ulrnal .StrvlCe :nd C01~munlon • 1224 Pine St. been estimated at 10,000 people. Mentally Retarded" - University Union. Richard WUmeth wW speak on a-coepted tor enrollment In the Army ST. TIIOMAS MORE OUAPEL "The Organization Man or, Who Be· Advanced ROTC Program. for the next FIRST CHRISTIAN CliURCH 108 ~rcLe.n t. Club Rooms. Iowa Memorial longs to Whom." school year by the Army Adjutant, 217 E. lowa Ave. 1I10n.lrnor S. D. R. C.nw.,. p•• ler Union. room 4 of the Armory. Additional In· T" Rev. A. C. lIolrlchler Ir .. Pa.Lnr Sunday M.. lel, 0:45, 8, I. io .ad UiM STUDENT ISEA·NEA will meet on (orm ation may be obtained by tele· Sall y A. Smith, Jltlnl.lor 01 Educ.Llon ".m. The 10 •. m. mil. I. a Hlrb .... Sunday, March 22 phonlnlr x2487. Successlul completion Churoh Scbool. D:IB a.m. lor aU aJ'" ."nc b, the conlre,atlou. w~1)Qily Iowan the sunporch of the Unlon al 7:30 10:SO a.m. Worsblp of thl, program leads to • commls· Dall), Ma IU, G:84t a.m., T •. m., 7:81 . ... 2:30 p.rn. -Iowa Mountaineers p.m .. Tuesday. March 24. The topic slon as a second lieutenant In the .fPronUera ot Oeclslon" Film Lecture - John Goddard - of discussion will be "The Job Inter 5 p.m. Disc iple. SLuhn~ Fell.w hlp YOU.'I United States Army. BT. WENCESLAUS CII RCB view and U'I~ p.m. Chrlslla. Youtb Fellowlblp Iowa City, Iowa "Congo Conquest" - Macbride 630 E. D.venporl 81. Page 2 SATURDAY, MARCH 21,1959 SCHOI,ARSIIIP APPLICATIONS. Un· Wed .• '7 lJ.m., Choir Practice Tbe Rev. Edword W. N,,"U. P.... r Auditorium. UNlVERSITY FOLK DANCERS will derllradun!e student.. Interested In ob ThUrs., 1:H~ p.m. S,.crlUetal • upper meel Sunday evening. March 22. taining Inlor01atlon about lohol.rshlps Bu ...... ' ft •• lief, 6:50 • m., • •• m., •••,.~ The Daily Iowan Is written and edited by students and is gov~ by a board 0/ five student trustees elected by 7:45 p.m. - Iowa Mountaineers from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m., on the FIRST CnURCII 1l:1~ '.m. for the 19~9-60 school year are ad OaU, 1\1a JU 'J .,m., 7:110 _.1'11 . Main Floor of the Old Armory. A OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST J ,he student bOdy and four fllculty trustees appointed by the president of the lIniversity. The Daily IoWan', Film Lecture - John Goddard - dance from Mallorca will be taught. vised to check with the Office of "Ultrasonic Age - Jets. Missiles Student AffaIrs. Request! tor scholar 72~ E. 011.(. 81. tJdltorlal "ollell. tllerefore. Is not an ~presslon of SUI adminlstratlan po/lelJ or opinion. In anll partlcula,. Anyone Inlerested In dance Is weI· shlpI Jrom students noW In school Sunda v School, 11 •. m. TIlE UNITED cnURC. and Man·Made Moons" - Mac· come. must b. mode belore June 5. 1959. "MaUer." 1807 Lower Mlltcatine a •• . ------Wed ., 8 P.:". TellI:non, M.teUnr E. Eu,ene Welaell ra,'.r bride Auditorium. DELTA .. fli ALPIIA, honorary Ger· Sunday SohO.I. D'.~ •. m. Make·goo(l .ervlce on mi ...d papo .. ALL STUDENT registered with the In Iowa. $9 PI!!' year: Sll( months. $5: Tuesday, March 24 man fraternIty. wHJ meet Tuesday, Buslne .. and IfldustrlDI Plocemen! Of· FIRS1 ENGLISII LUT HERAN CHURCR Motnlnr lYouhlp, 8:.~ an. JJ ..... three months. $3: all other mall sub· Is not DOulblo. but every eUort will March 22, at 8 p.m. In Room 122. l)uhuqu •• nd )tarke' Rio. 7 ' .m. Ivenlnr IV.rlblp be made to corree! errou with the lice who have not broullht their 11le- 'Dotty Iowan scrlptlons. $10 per year; .!Jc tJlonths, 4 p.m. - Lecture by Dr. Martin Schaelfer Hull. Professor Frcd L. second scmester work up 10 dale and Relv. Ro), "'In(ale, PallLer 15.60; three months. $3.25. next llsue. Roth of England, "Psychiatric Fehling will speak on Thomas Mann'. Indicated lhelr Clrst .emcstcr IIrades S(lrv leell, 8. ,0, J1 a.m. TRINITV EPI ('OPAL CHUtO. 'The Conlesslons 01 Felix Krull." The In their lIIeB ~hould do 80 promptly. Nursery, n a.m. 820 E. Coile,. I. Treatment or the Geriatric Pa, public 15 Invited. unday Soh.oul, 0 a,!", Th. Renr.nd .1. O. J .._I •• ~U:MBI!R DAI1.1' IOWAN EDITORIAL 81'hPJI' AUDIT JIIIREAU Editor...... Jerry Kirkpatrick MEMBER 01 lb. ASSOCIATED PREBS tient" - Classroom, Psychopathic UBRARY IIOURS, Monday. Friday: 8 I.m. Jlol, Communion OF The Associated Pr... II enUtled ex· UNIVERSITY ('OOPER-ATIVE flAB1'· 7:30 - 2 a.rn.; Saturday 7:30-5 p.m.: FIRST PRESlIVTERIAN lIuaCR D:I~ I .m. Famll, S.rvlo.. NI,.e" Edilorlal Paae Edllor . . . .. , .... cluslvely Lo the use lor republication Hospital. SITT ING LEAGUE book will be In the 26 E. ~lark.t lit. Ohureb Sebc.1 CIRCULATIONS ...... Ted Rasm~s..en Sunday 1:30 p.m. - 2 a.m. RClerve of aU the local news printed In tbl~ 7:30 p.m. - French Poetry charse 01 Mrs. Crosby from March 17 Desk: Monday· Thursday. 8 a.m. - 9:50 7 a.m. Palm Sunda,. unrltle erylee II a.m. Mornlnr P1IY" ,- Newl Editor ...... Bill Schuster neWSj1JIper M, well ... all AP newl to March 31. Phone hcr at 5535 If a p.m.; Friday - Salurday: 8 a.m.· 4:50 Tu ••.. U:~O p.m. lud •• 1 h.pel }:.e.lnr Prayer ",In dall1 PubU • studen ts! 3 Recitals To Be _. • • • . . .- eld This Weekend Good Li stenmg- STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA CONCERT COURSE you g t Three recitals will be pr SE'nted presents good meals, by the S I Departm nt of folusie Today On WSUI thi weekend. rcasonable The first pres ntation. to Salurday... reh 21. 1"9 ;e bushes 8"10 Motntnl Chapel broadca t over WSul. will be in WHAT ARE A IERICA~ ED . lanling at 8:15 N WI prices ... the WSUI Recital Hall aturday CATIO, 'S GREATE T ,EEDS? 1730 o01ln, Seren.d~ Park and 8:45 On~ Man', Opinion at 9:30 a.m. with Pianist Deanna That is the theme of today's Sat· 9:00 Know Your Children he ro e 8:15 Mldl.nd Schools Augsparger , A3, Bloomfield, play· urday Supplement from 1:00 p.m. So killed ing "Sonatine," by Ra\·el. 9:30 R..,ltal Hall f:cr, 'fure. M'ARS CAFE to 4.00. Participants include or· 10:00 Cu~ A group of vocal selections will 1:1)1) Saturday S upptrment 4:00 T Time Spee I be presented by James Loos, A3, bert Wien r. Dadd Rit'!lman, 5:30 Newl made to Oskaloosa, with Judy Croft , A3, Harold Taylor and Helen White in 5:45 Pte\·I~w 8:00 E.emne Con.,..rt Wednesday, April 1, 1959, 2:3~ p.m. and 8:00 p.m. f, basebal l Norwalk, pianist. a panel discussion; Gerard Man· 8:00 tu Ie wa r iver The second presentation will be sell, BBC producer, di~cu. sing a 9:45 News Final 10:00 SIGN OrF continued. \ in North Music Hall Sunday at 2 European education: and Sheldon i.nd_,. ..reb tS. 1931 p.m. wilh James Backas, G, De· P. Zitner. A i tant Prof. r oC 8:00 Mornln, Ch pel Iowa Memorial Union l'ted last 8 ;15 New red from troit, clarinet, with Mary DeVries, English at Grinnell College. speak· 8:30 Modem American Drama G, Sibley, pianist. ing convinCingly and entertaining· 9:15 ~omln, Mu Ic Student Tickets - Free upon presentation of 1.0. cards begin d seeding 9:33 Booklhell A recital will be presented by lyon "the Delusions of a nin·r· 10 :00 New. when the - 'fONITE - Anne Svo boda, A3, Marion, mezzo sity". Others e opinions will 10:05 . IUlle ning Friday, Ma rch 27, 1959, 9:00 a.m. aid Turc. "Top 40" l\tusle who. 11:00 Mu Ie soprano, Sunday in North Music be voiced today on are Presi 11 :15 Music Hall. dent Whitn!:y Griswold of Yale 12:00 Rhythm Rambles Reserved Seats - Students and Staff ticket sales begin Friday, rcles City DALE THOMAS Hillcrest 12:30 NeWI ired and And 1II. lJ . nd.r~ noy, ,------. University, Robert Hutchins, head 12:~5 News Back,round oC Cor 1:00 Mo·Uy Music March 27, 1959. d is now the Fund th Republic. and 2:00 The World or Story Use of the SATU RDAY SPECIAL Martin Mayer. author oC the best· 2:15 LeI. Tum 8 P .,e Queen seller, Madi on Avenue. USA. To· 2:30 lu.le AppteC18l1on General Public ticket sales begin Tuesday, SOc 3'20 ~u.lc 1 Student Rates day's program a~k lhi ba ic 3:55 Newl I' in the with 10 Card RESIDENTS OF HILLCREST ,______--' question: Has omething gone 4:00 Te. Time March 31, 1959. spray for ChOiC Darlene Simmons, A1, 5:00 Childr",,', Storl... LAW WtVES will meet at 7:30 wrong with what SUI President 5:15 Sporu11me weeds Cedar Rapids, as their queen. 5301'1...... Reserved Seats Ad mission, Afternoon and Evening, $1.50 p.m. Tuesday in the Law Lounge Virgil Hancher has called the 545 Prevl.w She was crowMd at a dance Fri· "Questing Desire to known" in est busi. for a demonstration of new hair 6:00 E"'enfna Concert day night at the Big Ranch. - American education? 8:00 Rellh Leclure "Astronomy and Secure all tickets at Iowa Memorial Un ion, East lobby or phone ed, "and Daily Iowan Photo by Tom Hofer styles. Bridge will follow the demo th Slate" onstration. 8 :30 Muslc s for the 9'00 Trio Ext. 2280 for reservations. ses from 9:45 New. Final 10:00 SIGN OFF soason." WHAT ARE TODAY'S FEA· made by TURES ON CUE? That's a quest· deposit of DON/T LET THE PRICE ion on everyone's lips these days Shirts and Dry Cleaning make the and the answer follows: interview n be reo with a unicyclist. a nuclear reac· @ IN BY deposit Is A.HERICA'S FOOL YOUI lor and the engineers who found 9 a.m. y period. Many people reel that low the Blarney Stone; Sports Round five cus· FAVORITE quality is synonrmous with table, sports news, weuther news hogan ~ low price. It just Isn't so. Our OUT BY care for and news news; "!i.e" music by - 4 p.m. tremendous volume allows us singer Julie Vernon and pianist Bill service t, a night to make less on each ham· d to tQe burger in order to sell more. Bell and " dead" music prtSintl DANNY KAYE • CURT J UR,GENS t . NICo ~ MAUR!=Y ~ J In Eastman COLOR • In V1srAVISION BEETLE BAILEY Iy MOlT WALIEI 'fM~ A N D THE COLONEL~ IIrritt DIRK BOGARD E MURIEL PAVLOW FUN ••• LAUGH'S! FOR ALL The mnnlatl of DONALD SINDEN Fu nnier lhan /he Puli/zer Prize pla~ ! ;;ogS~~O:..IN I~~I~ JAMES ROBERTSON "D 0 eTa B A'J AR .. kOrpnlul i'" Marlon Glenn Machiko _ :...LSEA" l areIWE ."IIOW L~.~~~~~4:-::-...!~~~~~~A ---1 BRANDO·FORD·KYO Cd M·G·M·s \'~e Teahouse Sis. •.· mrl.,' Ie '• .•. , oftheAugastJIoon~ • in CINEMAS COPE and METROCOLOR aO,B:. ,. ce·. Eddie ALBERT' Pauir()Ro ••. NECAM I • NiPko KIYOKAWA· Milsuko SAWAMURA • IF IT'S LAUGHTER, FUN, AND GREAT Vlf'1I ENTERT AINMENTI en I" U . ... ..' Page 4-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City. la.-Saturday. March 21. ust ,UCK QUALIFIES MORI JtAIN IN SOUTH Blind Mon Up Lead DERKELEY, Calif. (A') - Uill Los IIngel 8 VS ; Chicagu (A) Duck of Iowa Frid ay qualified fo r ul TU ll1llU, cUlIcckd, rain. " Younkin-On A Limb In Staff Bowling the finals oC the side horse event . Cincinnati vs. Philadelpbla at Loop To 6 Points in the NCAA gymnastics meet. Dunedin, Fla., canceled, raid. California' Upsets Buck scored 89 points for seventh Los Angeles vs. CinclMa'U at Maior League Outlook The Blind Men moved closer place in th e preliminaries. Havana, canceled, rain. \. to the second hair championship in the University Staff Bowling The Boston Red Sox League this week by widening their lead over the second place Spoil ers and Ions to six points. The By LOU YOUNKIN Cincinnati 64-58 Spoilers and Ions are tied for sec Sports Editor ond with 23-17 records. The Blind Men are 29-11. Standings: This I~ the fourth of a 16-po" ser ies on e.~ h or the m ojor lea gue baseball I'olato teams. West Virginia W. L. Beblnd Blind Mrn ...... 29 11 Boston is my choice to round out the first division in the American SpOliers ...... 23 17 6 " League behind New York. Detroit and Chicago despite the fact that Ions .... " ...... " . . 23 11 6 . ~~ .) Wins 94-79 Pill Roller s ...... 20 1!t 19 1it 81lt UNIQUE CLEANERS three Red Sox positions are not adequately filled. One of the three HI-Five ...... 19 21 10 Wrong F onts ...... •... 17 ~~ 22 \1. II \~ s u g g e s t s [asblonable positions, however, is left field and 4O-year.old Ted Williams more Stokers ...... 11 23 12 Wheels ...... 11 29 18 clothes r e qui r e expert than fills the bill when he plays. In NCAA cleaning. We at Unique u· The Thumper, who will be 41 in August cannot play every day LOUISVILLE , Ky. IN! - Calif sure you of qualjty cleaning and his replacement may be hard to find . Any replacement for base forola upset Cincinnati 64-58 on INTERNATIONAL by our 'Gentle Clean' process. ball's greatest hitter is, of course. hard to find. the clutch play of AI Buch and Dial 3663 for prompt and cour The other two posts are the all-important ones of shortstop and DarraH Imhoff, and high-powered FESTIVAL teous service ' and have all ccnter field . At short it looks like either banjo-hitting Don Buddin or West Virginia smashed Louisville PICTURES your apparel cleaned for the rookie Pumpsie Green will get the nod and both are of doubtful major 94-79 behind magnificent Jerry Available at Easter holidays. . West's 38 points Friday night to league calibre. gain the finals of the NCAA Bal! Snme Dny Service On Request 31 Bobbles For Buclclin ketball Championships. YOUNG'S STUDIO BROWN'S Buddin committed 31 errors last year to lead the lI!ague in that With the great Oscar Robertson CU5tom Photofinilhin, department and his hiihest batting average was .239 in 1956. Green, shackled in the second half, the Done In Our Own Darkroom the first Negro on the Boston roster, hit only .253 at AAA Minneapolis Californians pulled even with Cin cinnati's Bearcats with 11 min UNIQUE CLEANERS,.': in '58 but being a switch·hilter is in his favor. IN by 11 - OUT by 5 \ utes to play, engaged them in a 21' E. College Diol JUt Amoricon Loague president Joe Cronin. In _ of his 10" deols shot-lor-shot duel until 3'>2 minutes as Bo,ton lIeneral manqer, traded center fialefor Jim Plersoll to remained and then rushed away , . Clevoland for first ba,eman Vic W.,.tz and OIItfielder Gary Gel,er for the victory. alternate with Busby since Stephens bats from the len side and Busby Buch, a 6-2 senior Crom Brook {rom the right. lyn, N.Y., scored 10 01 Califor THE UNIVERSITY THEATRE Poor Hitters In Runnint nia's last 19 points and Imhoff, a 6-10 towhead supposed to be better presents Bushy has been under .250 four years in a row now and at 32 it is on defense, added 6-including a doubtful that he will win the job. Geiger and holdover Marty Keough, tum-around jump shot with 2 min a pair of All-America oots, are also to be in the running {or the center utes to play that poked Cal into Moliere's field position. I doubt it. the lead to stay. On the stronll .ide, .... BoSox havo tho league's .., hl"'r of Imhoff's shot made it 56-54, and Coach Of The Year 1951. Williams. and the runnerup In second baHma" p,te Runnel •• Buch and Bob Dalton each added • a pair of free throws in the next THE , Williams edged his teammate in a red-hot duel In Septomber to win minute as Cal opened a 60-54 ad EDDIE HICKEY, left. Morquette held lta5ketball coach received the title •.321 to .322. vantage. I sliver dish as cNch of the ye~r from president of the U.S. Basket· • The American League's most valuable player, Jackie Jensen, is set All America Jerry West scored bill Writers Anocletion, H.rb Good of the Philadelphia Enquiter, • in right field and all-star third baseman Frank Malzone is a shoo-in at 38 points, 27 in a magnilicent first Friday at Louisville. Hickey spent 11 yearl 01 coach of St. Louis IMAGINARY •I the hot corner. half performance, and red-hot University and this year', Marquette t.am was knocked out of t'" In these {our men Higgins has' the cream of the crop but despite West Virginia shattered hom ~ NCAA moot by Michigan State. Tho Spartans were in turn eliminated • their individual brilliance. they can·t push the rest of the team any town Louisville 94 -79 Friday ni g ~t Ity Loulsville.-AP Wirephoto. INVALID higher lhan fourth. Last year Boston came in third. 13 games ofl in the opening se mifinal of the the pace. NCAA Basketball Cham pionships Williams' Replocements at Freedom Hall. ' April 2, 3,4, 7, 9, 10, ·11 As I said before Williams will have more rest than ever and bis West so dominated pl ay that even the rabidly partisan Louis Bradley Sets Michigan replacement will have 10 come from the group 01 Keough, Geiger, ville fans gave him a slanding Stephens or Busby or possibly even first baseman Dick Gernert. If. ovation when he left the floor with and manager Pinky Higgins has b"n unablo to fill Piersall's vacancy about a minute to play. For Showdown To Oppose as yet. He tore apart Louisville's de STUDENTS ••• present your I.D, cord at the Ticket Reserv. The best bets for center are Gene Stephens, who was Williams' lense in the first half but tapered tion D.5k, Iowa Memorial Union. for 0 ..... cady last year and Jim Busby who goes to Beantown from Baltimore off in the second half and let some served ticket. ...' t in a switch with in fielder Billy Klaus. of his buddies do the scoring. Then In NIT Final Round Robin iI '58, he came back with another out Stephens had a poor year at the plate in but a fulltime jol1 NEW YORK «(.4'I )- "1'm more ANN ARBOR, Mich. (.4'1 - The may be what is needed. Higgins has indicated so far that Stephens will standing playmaldng and rebound apprehensive than confident. " . ~ ing exhibition when Louisville, Univenity of Michig.., order'.d Tickets go on II This is the way Chuck Orsborn, its Athletic Board Friday to do INDIVIDUAL down 23 points with nine minutes coach of Bradley's top-seeded to play, whittled the Mountaineer Braves, (eels about today's game everything it can .. kill the Big sale Monday •c lead to 12. with St. Johns o( New York that Ten's plan for round robin foot. TICKETS ••• can be purchased at the Ticket ReservatiM The 6-3 junior Irom Cabin Creek, will decide the National Invitation ball. Desk. Iowa Memorial Union, X4432. W. Va ., fired 21 times from th e Tournament championship. field and hit 12. He attempted 20 The chief objections were that OffiCI houn: "We're going to have to ~ome It makes the football S... 5OI1 too free throws as he continually up with one of our best games tp Daily' I.m.· 4:31 p.m .. lured .one after another LouiSvill e long and forces compulsory com beat them," Orsborn added. Saturdays' a.m• • 12 Il00II. defen sive player into fouls and hit petition against other conference "I've not been satisfied the-way Price: $1.2S 14 of the free tosses. The 38 points, we've looked here in New York. members. gave him 132 points for four tour In our m'st game against Butler nament games, 28 short of the rec Under the round robin schedule. we were pc)or defensively. Thurs slatod to become effective in righthanded swinger, Gernert found the inviting 315-£00t left field wall ord for a fi ve-game series. The day night, against NYU we went 1"'. 160 mark was set by Hal Lear of each member tllm would pllY at Boston's Fenw ay Park for 20 home runs, but hit only .237 in the sour for quile a while in the sec Temple in 1956. We'd like to explain process. ond half." the othen. Runnels is an up-and.down player. His .322 avera,. In 1'58 was Bradley squeezed past NYU 59- T'" Board of Regents. govern· preceded by an anemic .230 at Washintton in '57. His flelcllng is bartly 57 in the semifinal opener Thurs ing body of the university, told engineering career advantages to YOU adequate and he will have to maintain his hot batt"" .. ,toy In' tho Exhibition day night. st: Johns (ollowed with the Athletic Board to "invoke lineup. ~ p on vinc~g . 76-5S"victory over every available means" to pre· CONVAIR - POMONA in $oulh,rn California. hom ... ' Providence. the luccessful Torrier and Tartar mi ..i l••• offer. enll ~ Jens en won the MVP honors on the strength of his 35 home runs Results Counting its victories in the vent inauguration of the plan. and 122 runs baIted in although his average was an unsPectacular .286. Madison Square Garden tourney, The action, was recommended by n.era m9ximum career Itability and unlimited In~ . Yanks 6, Braves 3 vidual growth. 01 a graduate engineer. can The former California football star is an excellent outfielder and one Bradley has won eight slraight. the athletic board headed by H. GOOD POSITIONS You, bllrt4 of the Cew men on the team who can be considered Cast. He is 32 years M1AMI IA'I - Bill Skowron hit an outstanding career in electronics and miuil.1 r;.. a three-run homer to lift the New For the year, the Braves are 25-3. O. (FritxJ Criller. Criller voted old. teml at CONVAIR -POMONA. You will work with the York Yankees to a 6-3 exhibition Un seeded st. Johns is 19-6 for the allalnst the legislation when it MaJzone is probably the best lhirdbaseman in the 'inajor leagues decision over the Milwaukee season . was proposed last December. most modern electronic equipmont known . You will although Cardinal fans will rise in defense o( Ken Boyer at that slale Braves Friday. Joe Morgan and :~=------~------~--- work with the kind of friendly. inform.d 'nlline'" ment. A great fi elder and power hitter, Malzone hit .295 with 15 homers + scientist groups that or. pacing th. odvanctt into outer Hank Aaron homered lor the Ii and 87 RBIs last season. Braves. GOOD LIVING spoce. And you will live where the climate and oppor· Wortz At First BaH tunities for spacioul counlry living are unsurpau.d "' Wertz will handle lhe first base chores with Gernert as his No. 1 Tigers 5, Pirates 3 America. replacement. A lefthanded batter, W('rtz may find the distant right field FORT MYERS, Fla. IN! - A trio , barrier a handicap, but he says Fenway is his favorite park. Another of Detroit pitchers held Pittsburgh X The re are oPDOrtunitlu for ,raduates . n ~ un'erlTadualll lefty teammate has had pretty (air success there-Williams. Wertz, to five hils and the Tigers, with majoring In \.he follo wln, tlelds: AERONAUTICAL. EUCT!U at 34, will have to stick to first base and is the logical man for the the aid of some loose Pirate field CAL, ELECTRONICS, and ENOlNl:ERlNO PHYSICS. " I STABILITY cleanup spot in the batting order. ing, notched a 5-3 victory. PERSONAL This is a circumstance, that must make manager Higgins wince. With a slow mover like Williams preceding him at bat, anything hit 00 Indians 5, BoSox 4 INTERVIEWS the ground will almost be a cinch doublepJay. SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (III) - MARCH 23rti No other major 1.llIue toam has the wealth of Cltchers 0' Boafon. Cleveland beat Boston 5-4 Friday No. 1 man is Sammy White. a .259 hl"er lut year with six homors on a pair of ninth-inning runs CONVAIR·- Please contact your Placement Officer and 35 RBis. Haywood Sullivan. out la,t ,oason wi'" Inlurl... I, scored on a wild pilch and a Vic considered the SOCoM man and Pete Daloy third_ Daley did • ,.ocr Power single. U for an appointment with representative. hom job of pinch-hl"intl in '58-.n1 in 56 trips to tho plate. POMONA ~M CONVAIR-POMONA Ted Lepico and Billy Consolo are slated for reserve infield spots Cubs 3, Giants 1 \1: ,." with Gernert as a spare first baseman-outfielder. MESA, Ariz. IN! - Bobby "n . ',::k,'t.<-.: .. ~ PROMOTION IROM WITHIN , Bill Renna, a good hitter but poor fielder, may be kept OD ~ derson went the route and gave "/,,::'.r:: assures IOU of continuing evaluation of ca~ a pinch-hitter. He hit .268 in that capacity for the Sox a year ago. up four hits to pace the Chica~o ~~ ties an the Iwiftest possible advancement ill Two Catchors Slatocf For Minors Cubs to a 3-1 victory over the San Sportswear this constantly ellpandin, or,anization. ~ Two fine catching prospects will probably be sent back to the Francisco Giants fanned seven 8fld walked four as the Chicagoans minors. They are Ed Sadowski who hit .262 with 15 homers at Minneap by snapped a 4-game losing streak. ADVANCID DIGRIIS • olis and Jerry Zimmerman who was Sadowski's replacement for the Chick King and Tony Taylor can be earned while a full·time employ.. of CON· American Association club. homered for the Cuhs. Slepken~ VAIR· POMONA. Salaries and ben,BtI compile Boston hu 0 fair pltchln, ,toN which I, hudH by vetorolt with the highest in private induatry anywhlrt. rlghthan.rs Frank Sullivan ond Tom Brewer. Sulllvin WOft n Ind Senators 3, A's 2 20 S. Clinton IA'\-Washington's two big hit the country. lost , II,t Halon while Brewer's mark WAI 12·12. Both potted ,~ ters. Roy Severs and Bob Lemon ERA-SulllvAn .357 and Brewer J.n. drove in all their runs as the Sena PROFESSIONAL ENVIRONMENT Ike Delock, formerly a relief man, was a pleasa. surprise last tors shaded the Kansas City Ath i. in season when h~ compiled a 14-8 record as a starter with a 3.38 earned - CONVAIR·POMONA hoUltd the new· \.etics 3-2 in an exhibition game est kind of air·conditioned plant, RelMrch1lllci run average. He looks like the thlrd starter but the No. 4 slot is up Friday. Development facilitiH are manned by top.,!"1 for grabs among Bill Monbouquette, Ted Bowsfield aDd Frank Bau people. mann. 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