B·usy Slate For Visitin~ . To Welcome . , The Weather ~Best Girls' Fair arut eeoler Wa, with ...... of 1S-2I. Pari- 11 elowly .... wal'lBfr Su""y with a poulblltty For Weekend of thuDdBsbowel'l Sun­ • al owan day nirhL All SUI will play host this Eat. 1~68 - AP leaso-::t Wiro, Wirephoto - five Ce,," lowo City, Iowa, Saturday, M?y 7, 1955 weekend to mothers of hundreds of students as the university joins the na tion in honoring Its • best girl friends," the mothers A-Blast Damage 4,7JO Feet from Center • of America's families. ., Entertainment planned for visiting mothers ranges from coed canoe races to an opportu­ nity to attend a tea at SUI Presi­ dent Virgil M. Hancher's home. "On tJ\1s special weekend, all our eCforts are directed toward en tertaining the studenls' moth­ ers at events ,planned especially for their pleasure," Mr. Hancher has said of the Mother's day wet4\end. The activities present­ ed by various campus orlanlza­ tlons are many and varied. ~------"" I * . * * aects&raUon In Vnlon Registration for mothers will OK Expected, be In the lotily of the [owa Me­ Johnson Resigns First Shots morial Union !rom 9 a.m. to 5 ~.m. loday and from 1 to 5 ,p.m. Sunday. Mothers who register 2 Speech Posts Given 1,421 Other Supplies will receive a Mother's day badge and registration material. County Tots Pl'o,rams and other information will also be lIvai1®le. Reslgllall'lIl or Prof. Wl'ndell Admlnbtrallon of the Salk po­ Being Sent Canoe Capers, sponsored by lio vaccine to Johnson COUll ty J01lnllon fIJI" l'I::t~OIlS ot health (~ .iMr vaHlne tory Wom ~ n 's Recreation association, Cir~t and se~ond rradfM's ended will begin at 9:30 a.m. today. (rom his udminisll' Uve duties us Friday mornlnc with a total of pace ') -A modern dance demon.tra­ director of the Stilte University 1,421 younf.llers Inoculated. WASHINGTON (.IP) - Federal tlon will be presented by the of the ~pe ch clinic and chair­ Orl.glnallY. 1,5OI.'i chlldr n were clearance of Salk polio vaccln to receive shots. The drop-off, Modem Dance club in the Wom­ man or lhe SUI council on speech has been halted for a few days, en's gym at 11 a.m. tod/lY. authorities believe, was due 10 Surgeon General Leonard A. The 1955 SlJiI Mother, Son and speech pa~holollY Dnd Dudlology, many cales of mum~. measles Scheele said )i·rldIlY, but he em­ Daugh ter will be presented at was announced Frid y by Pr 1- and chicken pox rather 'than to phasized that inoculations hould the Mother's day luncheon at dent Virgil M. Ha ncher. recent reports at poliO among pJ'oc .. ",d with supplies already Inoculated children. noon today in the River room of RellnQui hm nt of John!lOn's clear d. the Union. Seeond sho are tentatively Mrs. KUlllk SUI MOCher admlnistr live re~ ; ponsihlhtles set to begin May 31. Dr. Scheele told the house banking comOlitlllC Ule manufac­ Mrs. Julius Kunik or Wash­ will take erCcet Imm diately. As A total at 923 children were Ington has been chosen SUt prof or oC .pe eh pathoiogy Inoculated at the local center In ture or vaccine Is continuing and Mother by the SUt chapter of and psychololY he will continue the Henry Sabin school. A total that shipment and use of batchl'~ Mortar Board, national senior l AP Wlr.p".i.) the t achlna, r s arch and wrlt­ at 7~ at these youngstera were already apr)l'oved Is ,olng anead. women's honorary society, which MANNIKINS REPRE ENTING a mo~h er &nd her c:hJ ld~ show humans wouldn't have survived Ina In stuttering and semantics from lawa Clty scbools, with an Emphaslzlnl that the product acts as sponsor for the Mother's ~ursday's atomJe blu. &t Survival CUy, Nev .• as Lbey lay smashed on the noor anlnsl a wall of a which he hal carried on since addition. I 130 children from is not "under suspicion." Dr. day weekend. Karen Kratz, 1'f4, one-story masonry bloek house after the explosion. The build Inc's WIllis and roof withstood the 1931. rural schools. Scheele said federal review of Rocktord, m., and Socrates Pap­ Vaccinated at centers at Ox­ foree of tbe blasl 4,700 feet away ( ee story: Pa,e 8Y Prof. Jam F. Curtis, Sl"~ paJohn, Mason City, were ford, Lone Tree, Solon and A., i o;pecch faculty member since chQsen sur Daughter and Son Prof. Wendell Johnson CoraLville, were 4N children by Marlar Boord. 1946. was nom d acting director Rl'signs Some Dlltll'S [rom schools In the county out­ Top Gives Views Mr. Hancher wll1 speak at the of the ps ch clinic and chlllr­ side Iowa City. 'Seeks Ouster amn of the SUI council on speech In Iowa City, Dr. Ffoanklln Top, lunch~o n. 2 Rail Strikers Sbot; Union Twenty-two physician, admin­ pnthology and audiology. For head 01 the SUI depal1mllnt of Thpplng at new members of istered shot.s at the rowa City leaching. re Drch and cllnicnl preveJlUve medleiJIe and Ii mem­ Mortar Board will take place at 01 Bao Do; Wind Bailers Firm, center. Nursing services were ber of &he orla'lnaJ vaeclne slub 2 p.m. today on the west ap­ servic·o the COlini'll draws to­ provided by University hospltllls, commlttff, exprl'fiHd connden~ proach to Oid Capitol. The lden­ Withdraws Arbitration, Offer SAJooN, So~th VJet Nam (JP) Ij'eth r the SUI departm nls ot public and school nurses, and to the Salk vaectM. illy ot the women to be chosen -A government Informant sald speech, psychology, education, Homes in Harlan NASHV}LLE, Tenn. (JP)­ volunteer registered nurses. "In Ill)' oplnJem In view of the is kept secret until the tapping shot In self defense. The Ten- Friday South Viet Nam will pro- dentisll'y and Ule medIcal sp c- HARJ..AN (IP) _ Winds The Louisville and Nashville fail­ at number 01 pertlOM va.cdDaW!' to ceremonIes. ncssec bureau of identification lolUes at otolaryn¥ology, p dlat- d , In case rain, tapping cere­ road strike erupted into pistol claifl\ herself II republic Lf as- ncnr to. nado lorc caus 80m . aaW! .:... lOme 4,010,000 - &he at lislco the mDn as lito V n Brind­ 14 btlckiD by Fran • Br rk.. rvlec8 for handicapped proJ.) rt,y d m ~ to the north Cire Thul'liday nJghl nd FI id y, 0 number poUo dOH lIot moni Wilt be l'letd in tM Un­ chfJdr n ond 1 lated fields. ,.eWn, Ion: teaving one striker dead In Ten­ ley, 28, locomotive fireman. tllin and the Unit~ Stat 8. part of Hllrluu Friday aiternoon. Ippear be ou of nne with nessee nnd another seriously The a\tIlude of these ;powers, "We rogr t v ry much the fact Simil. r fUsty wind reportedlY Nationalists , OIt4!Il Rouset "~Arter trike wJaa& JIII(hi 'reuollaltly be n­ The Hospl tal School for Se­ wounded In Kentucky. An L&N Stale Safety Commissioner the source close to Premier Nao thllt Dr. Johnson's h a1th will nol blllw down some outbuildings In peeW!cI sillce Ute vacela. hu DOt ~ely Handicapped Children diesel train Friday night was W. W. Ll.Ittrell said Brindley, Dinh Diem sold, is lhe only allow him to continue his ad- the Kirkman area north :1st of bad 10111 Inourh to prevent the wll hold an open house from 3 dynamited in Kentucky. hired after the strike started, stumbling block to the South's mlnlstrallve duties," President here. dileue," Top said. revolutionary move to Hanch r said Friday, continuing: There were no injuries. Lay ~ines to 5 ;p.m. today as will Parklawn Withdrawal o{ a union offer was arrested three times by stat d~e apartment building for married Ohlef of State Bao Dal. "Knowing him chiefly as a sel- Worst damagu was to a large to arbitrate the dispute involving offlccrs on ChOloa S oC transport­ o ew batches has been "at 11 students. The informant said Diem's I!ntist and tt'ucher, lew people building owned by the Owens 25,000 workers in 14 states fol­ ing liquot in legally dry orens of $t;mdstill" iQr several d ay~ pehd­ "Mythical Mermaids," the Seals lowed the shootings. Tennessee. government Is confident of quick appreCiate the superlative con- Constructlon Co" the last st.ruc­ Near Coast lng a top-level scientific discus­ club water show, will be pre­ recognition from non-

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Pap %-mE DAILY IOWA - Iowa City, la.- at., May 7, 1955 Germany Gives Up-Jusl 10 Years Ago' 'Says u.s. Could Help letter to the Ed itor---l ,.:" 1 I l' NEW YORK (CP) - On 'May Il 7, 1945, just 10 years ago today, In Arab-Israel Dispute ReaderDec1ar~'s Co Ion to lism grim-faced Germans sal down at (EDITOR' NO'I'E: This Is Ute - a table in a school house which fifth of 12 Interviews by Central was tqe,lorward headquarters of Press eorrespond~t l\Jark Leo­ Not Prime Threat to Asians FE na)od ,,;th forelpa amba sadon Gen. OWight. D. Eisenhower at (Bea.ets ar. l.vUe" t. es.,re.q .pl .. - to the United S~.) I•• • ID 1.11e .. t. Ibe E.lI.r. All .eU... Relms, France, and affixed thcir Illalt IDel.de a...... rltte. ~ 1.Dat.re . run in what free elections, to I the French) - all these AsialUl, /5 By ~IARK LEONARD .n ••cl4rt les - h·p.wrlUI • • faaat.res eled local officials? One of the and many more with money and signatures to a brief document. are net .e~ept.ble . Letters be~'lIle tile I I)rO • WASHINGTO Egypt's am- ,ro,ert, e' Tile DIU" 'O.ID. Tile hallmarks of sel!-government by power and responsibility, are u Thus did the greatest war Eur­ lowaD ,uerve. ~be d.hl to , b.rlea, and for the ,general populace of much at fault for their people' boUr ( ope ever saw come to an end. basador warned today that tthe seled represeat.il". leUers wben man, on tbe . Ime Jubje.el are 'fleel".", or any nation is the right of its peo- poverty and hunger as any of Iy to The document was an tAct or worsening Middle East situation ..ltbb.l. lelle... Co.lrlbat.,. a •• "will most certainly xplode un­ limited 10 Det mer. th•• I ... I.tlo .. Iq pie to associate freely for non- the colonial powers. tred 1 Surrender and the top German less somethiDg is done soon to any 30·da, perlD4. Oph,I•• 1 flK,resu:d violent 'political -purposes. Docs Asian PhUosopby prt:sent, whose gloomy task it do "0& aeee... rJly nprel o .. " 'b ••e •• Sev redress the Inju'tices inflicted Tbe D ~II)' I ...... ) this right exist jn Communist The western nations did not was to dil\ for the fallen Reich 'on the Palestinian Arabs and to China? How many political par" introduce into Asian philosophy pOtlh 'Was Col. Gen. Gusta! J odi, Wehr­ put an end to Israeli aggressions (EDITOR'S .NOTE: MI;. Web- ties run candidates opposing t he an exh'eme indifference fo Indi,,­ JIIlIkin macht commander and chief-of­ and well known expansion de­ , ,Communist ,party in tree and idual ' life that lets peasants I OlliS staCt to Grand Adm. Karl Doen­ er s Jetter Is one of many re- open elections by secret ballot t . h'l . Ity . h signs." I . ' 's arV'e IV I e a mmor nc • co UI itz, who had succeeded Fuehrer eJ d I nl llam I Ambassador Ahmed Hussein c ve on co 0 a a Asia in qun!!. . , . class of their countrymen live or da Adoll fHlper as German chief and elsewhere. The edJ&ors feel · Another indispensable filature fat and sleek" and comfortable. anotlU of state. said that "the Arabs consider TJDS WAS IKE, Supreme Commander-in-Chief, as he made a V­ that the United States is morally that this is a. fair represeh&a&loa of !.rue sell-government lies in a It is easy to detract attention Shipl Allied WItDesses sign wUh Ute surrender signature pens In France. Left, Gen. res.ponsible for much of this tra­ of Utem.) free press. How many newspa·p- from the fundamental . problems lIlome Witnessing for the allies, Walter Bedell Smith, Ike's chief of staff, who did the aetual slgn­ gic chain or even ts." ers exist in ComunistChIna, as of land reform and hunger that ' \lAve : ampDg oth~r s, were Lt. Gen. in,. Egypt's envoy to Washington TO THE EDITOR: a nUJ;nber do in India and other face Asians today by yelling at wltb Walter Bedejl Smith, Eisenhow­ said that "Israel could not live Mr. Albdel-Moneim's letter pa~liamentary democracic;> .. in the weslern colonjal powel1, (the s er's chief-oI-staff; Gen. Ivan and carryon its aggressions about European colonialism and A S l ~ , that. can openly . CTlhCI~e "you dir\.y imperialists, It's all is date V-E day should be celebrat­ Hable as soon as the allies had the effect of communism on Susloparott, head of the Russian ed. without the continued olificial t~ e1r government. and lts poll- your fault!" !Much more diffi- • mission to France, French Gen. neutralized the effect of the sur­ 'Asia, which you printed on Sat­ May 7 prise Ardennes offensive which and ;private financial aid from cles? Or has U':Ol?la Ibeen .50 sud- cult is a direct tackling of the F. -Sevez and others. urday, April 30, was interesting. denly and definitely. arrived. ~t basic problems themselves. The unconditional surrender the Germans had launched the this country." The Act of Surrender began: was signed on May·7 at 2:41 a.m., Asks U.S. To Demand HaU I deeply sympathize with t~at no one wOul.d Wlsh to cnt!- My point Is that Asians are hu- previous December. Asians' aspirations for demo­ ClZe such perfecLJon? . I' We the undersigned, acting French time. This, however, was American armies in the total He said that "if the United man beings like anyone el$e, and , cracy. As human beings they Goo~ and Evil they should 'fern ember that. They . on authority of the German !High May 6 at 8:41 p.m. in the United struggle against Germany suf­ States would seriously demand have as much right to it as we Command, hereby surremier un- States, eastern standard time. fered 506,207 caSualties which it, Israel .would stop her aggres­ I wond.er If on.e. c0;tld get a can be as liable to exploitation Americans do. But they should lette~ Pflnte~ . enh~izlDg ell. Joseph R McC.arthy (R-Wis.) accused the Truman admin­ 9:45 Women's Feat.ure: 's T. Z. Koo, professor of Oriental 10:00 News present Jean Cocteau's feature­ mother; Mrs. Rose Deutsch, Air­ j s~ rat.ion of "deceit and dishonesty" in making availa.ble some gov­ ]0:15 Public llcalth length !11m, "Orpheus," Thurs­ pha Epsilon Pi housemother; Mrs. studies, will be the speaker. ernment loyally files to senate investigators of communism. "It's 10 :30 K itchen Concert day, ,May 12, at 7:30 p.m. in Bettha Nathan, Sigma Delta Tick!!t sales close Thursday noon, 11 :30 G reat Books of A"'a May 12. The public and ' cotn­ a pHony offer of phony files," he said. 11 :45 Man and Ute Moment o:fficial daily Shambaugh lecture room. Coffee Tau housemother, find Leo­ 12 :00 Rhythm Rambles will follow In the third-floor ria Cohen, Hillel housemother. munity is Invited. 12:30 News I. Ten Years Ago Today 12:45 Meet Our Ouest lounge of the library. All regu­ A wards and keys are to be pres­ .. :rpe Associated Press disclosed that Germany had surrendered 1:00 Musical Chats iar and associate members of the ented to active Rillel members, IOWA OHRISTIAN FELLOW· cOlTl,plct.cly and unconditionally, although a rigid official news 2:10 Recenl and Contemporary Music BULLETIN Graduate club are invited. Sunday night supper, 6. ship wIll meet at 7:30 p.m. 3>00 Fingcl"Jlrlnts In MUll. Tues- blaQkout still prevented formal allied announcement of the fact. 3:30 News SATURDAY, MAY 7,1955 day, May 10, in conference room City and university officiais and business and religious leaders 3:45 This Is Turkey PROF. RAYMOND H . 1 4:00 Proudly We Ha,t DELTA PH~ ALPIIA, HON­ of the Iowa' Memorial Union. of Iowa Cit, decided to have no V-E day observance until Presi­ 4:30 Tea Time UNIVERSITY CALENDAR orary German 1raternity, wIll Thompson, University of Ken- The group will hear reports flOm dent Trutmlc1 'corilirmed the announcement. There was JitUe cele­ 5:00 Children', Hour aturday, May 7 Friday, May 13 hold a picnic in City park, shel­ tucky, will give ad illustrated those who will attend the Inter­ 5:30 Ncw~ brating or excitement among Iowa City residents. 3:30 p.m. - Baseball: SUI vs. oC 5:45 Sporl!lllrne 8 p.m. - Seals swimming ter No. 4, on Friday, May 13, at lecture, "Decorative Features varsity retreat from May 8 to \ .' '. ' . 6:00 Olnner Hour show - field house .• Indiana - here. 4 p.m. Register in l'oom 101, Maya' Ceremonial Structures," May 8 at' QUaker height camp­ V Twenty Years Ago Today 6:55 News 8 p,m. - A~ t guild movie: Schaeffer hall, by noon Wednes­ Monday,. May 9, at 8:15 p.m. In ing grounds'" 7:00 Ask the Sclcn lisls Monday, ~y 9 ..J. IWrit ~f injunction rEl!;tr-dining the Andrews hotel in Iowa 7:30 Student Forum "P assion oC Joan of Arc" and day, May 1 l, if attending. Guests the Shambaugb lecture room. ., ---' 8:00 They !Showed ~ Way 4 p.m. - Orillntation Spring "Lot in Sodom" - Shambaugh The gradl.Late college and the , City "{rom being used as a house 0.£ prostitution and as a liquor are welcome. Refreshments. . PROF. J, M. JAVCH, DE· 8:45 Melody Theater coffee hour ..... Iowa Memorial lecture room. Iowa society, Archaeololi'ical In­ ~uisance" weirs issued !by District Judge Harold D. Evans. 9:00 Music You Want Transportation if desired. Ad· p.aJ;tmep t of phy,sics" will aptllk 9:45 News .. nd Sports Union. • SaLurday, May It stitute of America sppnsor ·'the . . -Tne' sU}'>reme cou'h tagged the railway [peosion act "unconsti- miss ion: 50 cents per person. on' "The. Scientific Work of AI· 10 :00 Silln OU 8:15 p.m. - Graduate college talk. • tuqbnal" i~ B. 5-4' 'declSion. . ..- 2 p.m. - Baseball: SUI vs. \;lert Einstein" Tuesday. May 10, .' ----~------~~--~--- and Iowa SOCiety, ArcHaeologi­ Ohio State (2) - here. at 4:10 p.m. iii room 3in, Phys­ cal Institute of America­ Sunday, May 15 APPLICATIONS FOR STAFF positions on the 1956 Ha wkeye PROF. ROBERT G. TURN­ ics building. speaker: Prof. , \ Raymqnd H. 7:30 p.m. - Union Board free bull will speak on "Existential Thompson, U. of' Kentucky - movie, "Dial M for Murder" - will be accepted at an Informal coffee hour Tuesday, May 10, 'Engagement' and the 'About­ THE COLLEGIATE CHAM· Shambaugh lecture room. Main lounge, Io wa Memorial ness' of Concepts" Tuesday, May ·The Daily Ipwan from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Hawkeye ber of commerce will pt'eIl:Dt Tuesday, May 10 Union. 17, at 8 p.m. in the senate cham­ the Awards Day dinner at 8:30 Monday, M.. y 16 oIfice, room 210 in the Com­ SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1955 8 p.m. - Graduate college lec­ ber, Old Capitol. The graduate p.m., May 11, In the north River .' 5 p.m. - Phi Beta Kappa Init­ munications center. Coffee and ture, W. Wm. Olsson - Sham­ doughnuts will Ibe served and college and the Humanities so­ room of the Iowa Memorial Un­ PubUshed dally except Sunday and error. of paid aoba.rlbers If reported DAILY IOWAN EDITORIAL STArF iation - house and senate cham­ ciety sponsor the talk. Monday and le,al holidays b y Sludent u y U • . m. Tbe Dally Iowan Cllnul.tion baugh lecture room. ion. Tickets are on sale at the Ed Itor ...... Gene Ingle bers, Old Capitol. members of the editorial, busi­ Publleatlona, Inc. 130 Iowa ave .• Iowa 4ep.rtmenl, In Clole lIa ll, Dubuque Managing Editor ...... Jerry Hess 7:30 p.m. - Elimination "f ness, photograph, art and office oollege of .commerce office, Uni­ City, ,Jowe . Entet"ed .. second class and Iowa aye .• II open from 8 •.m . Wire Editors ••.• Ira Kapensteln ,and 7:30 p.m. - University New­ mall matler at the, post o((fce at 10 5 Monday Ihrou,h Friday skits for Greek week - Mac­ NEWMAN CLUB ACTIVIT­ versity hall - general public, p.m. and Larry. Alkire comers club bridge - Iowa Me­ staffs of the 1955 Hawkeye w!l1 Iowa City, under the act o( con,,"e," 7 a.m. to l'l no •• Salurda,. City Editor ' ...... Don 1IfcQuWen bride auditorium. be present to talk to applicants ies: Today, 2:30 ,p.m., reg­ $2 .50, undergraduates In the col­ 0' March 2. 1819, Society Editor ...... J an Pai1ke . morial Union. ional picnic in Cedar Rapids; Sporls EdJtor ...... , . Arlo J acoMon Wednesday, May 11 Tuesday, May 17 about their work. lege of commerce, $1.25. ~e ItEMIU;. of the ASSOCIATED ),KESS Call 4191 from noOD I. mldnlehl to Chief PhotoflJ"apher, Jerry Mosey; Sunday 6 p.m. supper, 7 p.m. speaker will be Lee T. Flat\'ey, The ,\alDcl.led Press Is entitled ex­ report DeWI Iteml, women's pal. ,7:15 p.m. - Sigma Xi annual 6:30 p.m. - Triangle club an- .i:lusively to lhe u se {or repUb lication Asslstant City Editors. Kirk Boyd anet Sock Hop party. neJn ~ .r announcemenu &. Tbe Oany Phyllis Flemlnl; Asslltant Society inHiation'- Shambaugh lecture nual banquet and business meet- THE UNIVERSITY BABY­ C.P.A" Ph.D,. of 'Price, .Flatley of all the local newl printed In this lo ..an . Edllorlal oW... are la TIr. Editor. Jean Lelnhauler; AssIstant neWlJIIUIer .. ~ and company, South Bend, Ind. wen .. all newl Commaalca"••• Clater. SporU Editor. Arl Winter; Edltorlal room. ing - Iowa Memorial Union. sittini lea,ue book wlII be in the APPLICATIONS FOR mE dbpt.ch... . t Alilstanl. Jim Oweno; Wltephot. 7:30 , p.m. - Elimination of 8 p.m. - Humanities society' charge of Mrs. A. S. Norris position of editor of The Daily , SubscrlpUon ra1.e:- - "':0 carrier in Technlcian. Arnie Gore. ..101&. Iowa CllY. 25 cent.. weekly or f8 per skits for Greek week ~ Mac- speaker: Prof. Robert C. Turn~ from May 3 to May 16. Tele­ Iowan for the periOd beg.lnnina S'n1DBNTS AU UIIINDID AllalT BU.UU yeu In advance' .Ix months. $4,25 ; DAILY IOWAN ADVERTISING 8~AJ'F bride auditorium. bull, "Existential 'Engagement' phone her at 5864 It a sitter or June I, 1955, and ending Nov. of , the reculation that COunti : OP Ihree months, $2,50. By mall In Iowa, Bus"les Manager •. E. John Kollman .. ,' f I , I .. $9 per yeo r; six mDnlh •. $5 ; threo 8 p.m. - University Band con-I and the 'Aboutness' of Concepts" Information about joining the 30, 11155, must be filed with .the that ' are not dropped with the .• ClIaCI1LA.nOHI Ass\. Bus iness -Milr . •. .. J Rm~ PatlCJ\ month8, $3: all olhcr 0\8\1 aWlscrlp­ ClJr

'Hawaiian' Party'at Methodist Student Center Fellowship, Recreation I Re/~i~n* Scho~i' s *'pian' ~ Siudenis Is Wesley House Aim Widely Studied, Copied To Tell Views II Drop in at Wesley house any Now celebratinr its 28th anni­ bour of the day and you are Uke- have a sense of belonging and a versary. the SUI school of reli­ Iy to find some students gath­ place for a good time. but where gion has for over a quarter cen­ Of lis Work they can search thrOUih many ered there. tury been a mllestDne in the pro­ of their basic concepts of life motion of harmonious interaction Three students will tell their Several may be studying In with other students who are aLso between three faiths. impression of the SUI school of porth lounge. some could be in aearch for a basic understand­ It.s interfaith teachln, staff ot religion and its activities at the m.aking fudge or playing table In&, of life lind the world. CathoHc, Protestant and Jewish school's annual luncheon to be tennis in the basement; perhaps The activitle at the Wesley adherents pursues the ideal of ~Id Monday noon in the River 1 couple afe listening to records presentinl the facts of religion room of the Iowa Memorial Un­ loundatlon ne\'er seem to end ion. or dancing in the main lounge; and there is enough variety that without Indoctrination, revealing lIlother may have stepped into some part of the program tor the differences and likenesses They are Sandra Levenson, Shipley chapel for a few guiet student.s is bound to appeal to among the historic relltiOO$ and AI, Mason City; Bal'bara Bebr· ens. A4, 0e1weln. and Donald moments alone; and some may everyone. studylng the role of religion In !lave stopped by to have a chat man's societies. Templeman. CA, Cedar Raplc:ls. Wesley house is loca ted at 120 with the Rev. Robert Sanks Widely studied by other Prof. Robert S. Michaellfll, di­ N. Dubuque st. just north of Ole (the students call him Bob) who schools, the "Iowa Plan" was the I rector of the school. said that the First Methodist church. 'fbe stu­ Is minister to Methodist students first attempt of an Inter-reU­ purpose or the annual lunct\eon dents have the run ot the three­ .t SUI. gious character to present the is to acquaint persons with the story structure which was dedi­ work of the school and alao to There are many reasons why study of religion In a state tax­ cated In 1951. supported achoo} as a fact or his­ provide an Qpportunity for mem­ students go to Wesley house but A north wing which was ror­ tory and human culture. bers of the board of trustees ot probably the most important ,IJIerly used as a student center Althouch Iowa law er. of C hurch 8c.heol. " :41\ a .m. Tbe kyo Geor,e Raehman, .... t •• t chapel service Monday morning. Ling in Charge the student work eommiitee of .\laD Cleeton who is assistant Chure h Servlr.e, Jt:4!'i a .... Sund.ay Niue•• 6:" a.ID,., • I .m., Lampe is former director ot the erding is a representative at City. vice-president; Thom&l lJlil1lster of the First Methodist P.nel disc • • Ion: "WhS We' re Bere." 10 • . m ., It :4& a.m. large. Lundeen. G, Mediapolis, leCle· the. Iowa Society Qf Christian lunler fihureh ebolr, 2::._ ,.m. Dally Mu.e" 1 a.m., 7tH . ...~ school of religion. Of Danforth Services Ctlurches. Fritz was 'named at thurch Ind helps with the stu­ · , . · . . The Rev. Elmer H. Yohr of &to D a it tor t h Cha6e1 services, tary, and Thomas Di1kes~ 0, lo- FIRST PBESB\' TERIAN c o uaCR ST. TROMAS Moas C HAPEL the bUilineu session of the l09th dent wor\l ot Wesley Founda­ !!6 k. Mar.ea .... lOll MeUID It . Paul's Lutheran church in Iowa sponsored by the Student Chrls- REJECT SEGREGATION wa City, treasurer. l. annual convention of Christin tioD. Dr, P. Hewls •• Pollee.k, mi.lller Vu,. aew. 1II.,r. J . O. c .....,.. p ...l.r City will conduct the services tian council. will be conducted TRENTON, N.J. {J1»-The con- Prot. Ca rl Anthon, vi.itJ~. The B .... J ... me Le. h. mlallt.r t. The b •. a. J . Weleh, an. Churches ot Jowa whlch met in I ladentl Til. aev. K C M.rll.. • 11",.11 the remainder of the week. nExt week by the Iowa Christian vention 01 the E!piscojllli diocese lecturer in the department 1of Des Moines this week. nOCLADO HOSPITAL WEEK C~.r.h S.h ..l. l:lIO . .... lB' 1\ • .•• Sa.~"1 Maslel. ~:n '18 .. 8 ...... WSUI mornint chapel services fellows hlp. of New Jersey Wednesday hlstory gave In add"a on the Morain. W ...hl,. ~:S4I • . m., II ..... !f a.m" II ...... 11 :Ra . .... sovietization of Representatives of the Firat DI!;S MOINllS (.4» - Gov. Leo Ser_on: "A St.,y ef A Mother." Newma .. ' elab, .s p •• . are heard Monday through Fri­ Samuel Lina:. G, Talpeh, For· ' unanimously approved a resolu­ Ea.t Gennad7, the Hpe,h iasyed a prQClamation Fri­ h.l.r III CI •••• :81 •. 18. 0.11,. Mnle • G:8I '18 .. 1 . ,.... day .at 8 a.m. and are sponsored mosa, Is in charge of the week's lion against segregation in its Anthon served IS hieber educia· Chrlatlan church and Chris· 8t.unt. Velpen, l It.m. 1:81 a .m. tlan .tudent &roup attended the day, deai",atln, Yay 8-14 as Speaker: Mrs. O.rdur Wi ... . by the school of religion. Luther services. churches. Bishop Allred L. Ban­ tion advisor for the U.s" hljb convention which opened "NatJooal Hospital Week in Jo­ Teplll: "The C hrf. Ua. H ....: · 8T. PA ·L'S L THl!aAN c H uaca Livingston, G, Vinton, Is in The short devotional programs yard said segregation is "con­ commission in German), fraaa SUn· SIU .... 1 Sopp.r. 0 •.•• 'MI'I.I" Inatl _ .. _ ... __ _ 01 charge of the ~rograma. start at 4 p.m. each !Chaol day. irary to the will of God." 11150 to 11l5a. cIir, w.... 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It P.ce 4-TOE DAJLY IOWAN-Io,,'. City, Ia.-Sat., Ma, 't, 19M Intra-Squad Grid Ga Closes -Ori.lIs 'oelay :1 Black While Former Players Attand Football School IRichest Derby Squads Pia, School Stops· Wolves. [ I Draws Ten 6 k' At 2:30 P.M'.· )-Year-Olds For ; How S·· ~O~~kh~ The first annual Iowa football coachin~ school, attended by 160 LOUISVILLE, Ky. (.4» - Ten Michigan, hitless for six innincs. coaches this weekend, will wind of the country's 3-year-old colts won a 4-2 Big Ten baseball vit­ up with the intra-squad football will start today in the richest tory over nlnlb-;place Iowa Fri­ game in the Iowa stadium at Kentucky Derby since America's day. 2:30 p.m. today. most colorful racing classic was iBill Schoof, Iowa's pitcher, did Coach Forest Evashevski has inaugura ted in 1875. not allow a hit until Danny Cline' divided his squad into teams - A good portion of the 100,000 beat out a bunt leading off the A~IERIC .\N LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAduE seventh inning. Ken Tlpperr the Blacks and Whites-for the fans expected to jam ancient W L Pot, GS W L Pol. GB game that will conclude four Churchill Downs for the mile and Clev.land .. 14 7 .(Hl7 Broo"I,... '" 19 Il> .f!O,l singled Cline to third anq he weeks of spring drills. Chlca,a .. , ... I'! 't .6.'t! I Cbl ... o ...... 11 JI .!IeO M' ~ scored on a long lly. one-Quarter race are looking for De'r0.4& ...... 1:\ " . W9 I ~llIwauk.. .. . 10 II .41(1 0 Evashevski wlll walch from another duel between Nashua, New York • .. • J'! K .UOO I\~ Now York .... ~ 10 .471 • A base on balls, a home run by Xan ... City .. ~ m .4H 4 Pllllbur,Il ... & J I .41141 U~r. Moby Benedict who had sl{Uck the stands while his assistants the odds-on favorite, and his Wa.hln,ton .. 8 .~ .400 GIlt I. Lnl. . ... 8 10 .4« 9'_ handle the two squads. In the shadow, Summer Tan. BOlton ...... •. U U .:UH G Phlladolphl. .. 8 lS .!IIIL J L out in his three ,previous times past the teams had been coached BalUmore ~ 16 :)38 o Inclnn.1I .. .. , 13 .300 J nil at bat, a single and a stolen ~ There were no sUl'prise late­ Frlda,. 's RuuUs Frhhy's "elllullJ by Iowa sports writers. gave Michigan lbree more !'IlII$. comers in the calculations when Cleveland Pitchers lude to a doUbleheader today be­ ning, only the 10 horses whose Detroit al Chlca,. - Grom.k (t-.) Plillbur,h 01 Now Yorlt - Plrk.y tween the Wolverines and MIn· Flora, Wally Schwank and Bob names have been on the lips of VI. Con ue.fa (~! • .o). (:!.I) "I. He..rn ~:t .. 1) . Allen. Archie Kodros, Whitey KaD as CUy at Cleveland - Kellner Brookl)'n .1 Pblla,.lphla (nl,bl) - nesota, th'e two top conlendets the turI folk for days. The pot <::-0) or h.n'~ (1.,!~ "5, W ynn ( I .. D). Enklne (4-0) VI. Itoberb (S-~). for the Big Ten Ii tie. Plro and Jerry Burns will coach will hit $152,500 with 10 starters, RalUmor. at Wasllln,lon Inl,ht) - Cblea,o at Clnolnn.1I - Fo ..lor (8-4) the White club. Wllion (0,3) VI, Sobmlt. (9-0). VI. PolI.1 (0.0). Schoof held the league's lead­ the winner collecting $108,400. Ne'Wl1 York .1, Boston - Lanen (l .. O) Mllwauko. at SI. Loull Inl,h1) - ing batters to tour hils and lI'he game will be a full dress VI. Delock (!!.~). C.nley \'!-I) n. Pobollky (0-0). With 10 starters, this 81st Run struck out elaht men. scrimmag~. It will be regulation ---- for the Roses will have the smal­ ,I<1Wa scored both its runs and length. Programs will be dis­ THREE FORMER IOWA FOOTBALL PLAYERS, now coachlnl In Iowa hlCh schools, talk Friday lest field since Citation defeated tributed at the ,gates. got four of its seven hi" olt with two members of the lootball team durin.1" the Clrst annual coachlnc school at Iowa. From left to five opponents seven years ago. Dodgers Win in 12th ; sophomore Don 1P01Qjtkey In the Ifhe Letterman's Day three rilM are Bob Hofr, University hla'h cOllch; Geral Nordman, Ibley hllh school coach, and Pete The slim field comes through package deal for $5 includes ad­ panJers, who I coaching at Toledo, The Iowa players are Earl Smith and Eddie Vincent, NeUher . the courtesy of Nashua, of Wil­ BIG TEN BASEBALL mission to the game, a ainner at Smith or Vincent will play In today's Intra-squad game because 01 Injuries. liam Woodward Jr.'s Belair Stud, , the .Iowa Union at 6:30 p.m. and and Mrs. John W. Galbreath's Oblo Sial. 4, lllinell S a dance In the evening. Paul On Campanella's Hit Norlhwesler. 4, WI,eon.l" " Summer Tan. It costs $1,500 to 1I110n ... la S. Michl, •• 810'0 • Pearson and his orchestra will GOOd Offense Evashevski and Wilkinson Chat race today and few want to tangle PHILADELPHIA (.4» - Roy Mlctl.ran ii, I.WI ~ play at the dance. with a pair ol the best sophomore Campanella doubled home two Other Admissions runners to come around in many runs in the 12th inning Friday Pirates Win ' first two innings before another Students will be admitted with a year. night as the B.ooklyn Dodgers . . . sophomore, Jim Clark, came in their ID cards and the public chalked up their 19th win of thc and took char,ge. He allowed will ,be charged $1 for the game. Needs Speed: season against two defeats - a three hits and held the Hawk­ 6-4 win over the Philadelphia Over Giants eyes 'scoreless over the remain­ l'ItOBABL£ STAaTING LINEUP Phillies. The Dodgers llrought der of the distance. 1 e-instated Don Newcombe In as NEW YORK (IP) - Veteran He was replaced for a Pinch, Ulaelu POI. Whllel Pafko, Leads a relief pitcher in the 11th Inn- Ben Wade came on in relief to Fruit Gilliam .. LE ...... Jim Dlek Wilkinson hitter in the eighth innlnc and Alex Karr ...... LT ...... Dlelt D... y "Speed is everything," Bud ing and the big boy got the win. put down a New York rally O •• fle. Xreu ., .. LG ... Oomlnlek 8,fO sophomore Bill Thurston pitched Bitl Van Buren . C. ... Norman Six Wilkinson, football coach at Ok­ Newcombe, the fifth hurler with the bases loaded and none the nlnlb. The victory went to t '. BJoomqulol , .. RO , ..... John Smith lahoma, said Friday while ex­ used by Brooklyn, had been re- out in the ninth Friday night as Clark. aod,er "'.-db1ftr itT .. ... Don Bowen Braves, 8·5 Franlt Rleney .. . RE ...... Jim Youn, plaining his basic offensive pat­ moved from the banishment list Pittsburgh's Pirates extended The Hawkeyes playa double­ Jeff,. &elehow .. QO .. . J)ulne Torson terns to 160 coaches who atten":­ ST. LOUIS (.4» - Andy Palko a short time earlier. He had their winning streak to slx games Oel.- Kloewlr ..• LHB ...... Ken Ploen header against Michigan Siale' Colllni Ha.l.r .. R.BB .... Bill Happ.1 ed the first annual Iowa (ootball drove in three runs with a pair been removed from active duty with a 3-2 victory ()vcr thc Gi­ today at East Lansing. Rorer lVlelmann FR., .. ~larJ.n " Talker coaching school. of doubles, as the Milwaukee for refusing to take ordel s from ants. SpeakiRg on "The TheoL'y of Braves clubbed five St. Louis Iowa 110 00tl ...... ~ 1 ! manager Walter Alston, includ- Wade, a 32-year-old right­ I'1lclll,an 000 II'" lao .... I Uni v;ersity staff and faculty the Oklahoma Split-T," Wilkin­ Catdinal pitchers lor nine hits ing the chole of pitching for bat- hander who never has beaten the Sehoof and Boek, Lober 9; P.... U f. members can see the game on son said the emphasis is on and an 8-5 victory at Busch Sta­ Olar" :!. 1'hul'st.on D and 8n,tler, Su'" ting practice. Newcombe apolo- Giants, stepped in to protect wln lltl 9. their "I" club books. speed so lha t the boy's actions dium. gized to Alston Friday and was rookie Ron Kline's second victory 'Six freshmen and live letter­ become mechanical. "Vnd r game The triumph ended a five-game fined, lhen relurned to the fold. after New YOLk had put the ty- men will start for the Black conditions things happcn too lOSing streak by Milwaukee. The Phillies lumped their four I ing run on third and the pot en­ squad, which is considered the quickly for a boy to think con­ The Braves' .big inning was the runs in the second. Jim Grecn- lial winning marker on second number one unit. The Ireshmen sciously," he added. seventh when they took the lead grass led off with a homer atop against the young righthander. on the Black team are tackle Wilkinson said that he tries to for the second time by turning the left field stands. Marv Blay­ ALex Karras, guard Frank drill his boys under situations thrce hits and a Redbird error lock, replacing the slumping Del PIII.burrh oot IHIO ~oo--~ ~ 0 New l:'ork (H)O 000 HII-2 8 !I ," into [lve runs. Bloomquist, center Bill Van Bu­ they are likely to face in a ga me. .. Ennis, walked and Stan Lopata Kline. Wade (9) .. nd Sh.p.rd; An - ren, end Frank .Rigney and half­ That is lhe reason why most of Milwaukee OUO :100 1100)-8 0 0 lonelll, Wilhelm 0). ro ..ln (9) and IOWA FOOTBALL COACU Forest Evashevskl and Bud Wilkin­ 101 Ill)'! 106-:1 10 I grounded tc Jackie Robinson for (. I,o ul. W.llrum, X ..tt (9). W ~ Kline. L­ back Delmar Kloewer and Mike the Oklahoma practice sessions son, head coach at Oklahoma, chat while the Iowa quad rllns NichOll. lIobln •• n (0), JolI~ (0) and what appeared to be a double AntonellI. BOSTON (.4» - Bob Turley, Ha,gler. are devoted to group practice White ; JOO.I, Schult. Il). lIJoford 171. through practice drllls Friday afternoon. Wilkinson Is here for Lawrenee (0) and Santi. play. New York Yankee rlghthandeJ:, The lettermen starting for the rather than have three-lourtifs the first Iowa football school. He spoke to the ISO coaches earlier W - Robln lon. L - Schulh. Junior Gilliam dropped the stl'uck out 13 batters and pve Blacks are end FrIlIJ,k Gilliam, of the squad watch two teams Friday afternoon. Home runs _ SL. Louts, Repuilkl, Vlrdon. throw and both runnels were Nats Tip Orioles; two hits Friday as he shut out tackle e1. tiona I "Coach of the Year." who SmOiky Burg~s s, in his first Past Detroit, 1-0 Baltlmoro _ 110 Ott-. 7 I batsman. 'Morale, Desire' mile races, Ceaser Smith, t urn a t b a t a t C rosI ey f'Ie ld SIDC. e Bill Wilson and Joe Astroth and W""hl,,,lon II. lItO tJx-~ 8 I " , R.I.vln, A. Johnson un and smttbj "Techniqu.e will not win won the half-mile and was sec- he was traded by the Phi1adel~ a Willk to Gus Zernial produced' OHICAGO (1P)-VirgiJ Trucks St ..e and IIhGorald. L - .... ,.yl ... * * * games," Wilkinson told the ond in the quarter, and Al Lewis phia Phils, socked a home, run in the losers' only tally. Friday night pitched the White ScBig Ten Schools COaches. "Morale, desire and who won the shot put and discus the second inning to give the Sox to a 1-0 victory over the Pope hit his third hom~r of hysical toughness is dcsired Reds a 1-0 lead. The Cubs tied Delroit Tigers, yielding two hits. P events-lead the Hawkeyes. 't' th thOd . le '- tbe season after Ralph Kiner more than strategy." L m e iT on a smg ouy Trucks held the Tigers hitless End Spring Drills Friday morning the coachcs Camano won the ]00 yard Jim Bolger, a dou,ble and a singled in the second. Majeski's until two were out in the sixth. dash, low hurdles, broad J'ump ground out. Have You Seen Our CHICAGO (IP) - Spring loot­ heard 1ectures from Dr. W. D. 'Fast Chuck Harmon beat out first four-base belt eame in the Al Kaline singled to left after ball practice generally ends in Paul, Hawkeye team physician, and pole vault. a roller toward third base in lhe fourth. two were out and Detroit pitcher the Big Ten today as live on "Athletic Medical Problems" The results: Redleg third inning, stole sec- Al Smith doubled in the fifth Ned Garver had reached first scl100ls wind up drills with regu­ and a talk by Iowa trainer Doyle d h G B II' and scored the Tribe's last run on' an error. All "T ' d T .. 1(1(1 yard da. h - Camano (I) 10.0; ond an rode ~me on us e s Pagoda Print -lation intra-liquad contests and a sup on apmg an ralDLDg Cone (SO) 10.3, Wa,n.r (SO) 10.1. single. The Redlegs added a pair on an outfield fly and a wild The Sox' only run came in the sixth tapers off with a routine PL'oblems." e'!O yard .laoh - C• .,. :3.0, Camaoo of runs in the fourth on the first pitch. sevenlh and it resulted from a scssion. After the lecture the school '!3. 1. Finch (I) ~3 :! . of Ray Jablonski's three walks, The rookie chucker struck out throwing error iby Garver. went outdoors where the Haw'k- HO yard. - Con. 50.3, rlneb I}'J.O, Burgess' single- and Wally Post's 16 Sunday during a game against Cabana Sets? A final dress rehearsal, under idd t h h i Smith. (II GLO. 000 000 000-0 '.! '! game conditions, lor next fall's eye gr ers wen trough t e r .. AIIO yardl _ Smltll J.roll.9. Walker (I) liner to left. At this point Boston and was aiming at a two­ 000 OlIO lh-I 9 I paces lor the coaches. 1.5ft.fl. No.vold (SO) ~ . L6.~ . st~rter-loser Paul M;inner was 1'rucks and Lo'~ campaign will be conducted by game strikeout record set in 1938 Last year Evashevski was the Mlle ' - .ron .. In 4~3.3. W~k.r 4.30.0. replaced by Hy) Cohen, who was champion Ohio State, Michigan Brokll.1t (SD) •. 56.7. by Bob Feller. Score's two-game State, Indiana, Iowa and Norlb­ featured guest at a football clin- Two-mile _ Jone. 9.411, Br .....1t greeted ,by Roy McMillan's run- total of 26 strikeouts was two ic on the Oklahoma campus at IO .~ I . H, Dopp.n (SO) 11.4U. producing single. we'Stern. short· ot Feller's mark. Norman, Okla. MII~ relay - Soulb Daltola 3.30.6, CII'... ,o to. 910 004l-~ (, (I The sixth school, IlUnois, held I.,.. 3.S0.~. Clnelnull til ~ 1111 tlOx~' 0 KIp a Clly 000 IHIO I_I 3 0 Clovoland O:!ll 110 oox~? p its spring game two weeks ago 1"0 bl L b dl P ~ II (Il to' Min .... Coh.n (I), Andr. I.J). Davi. q.t MEDEROS WINS - ,.. qr •• - IQQ. • • ., . (8) anil Cblll', NaxbaU and Bur, •• l. Kellner, Dilma, (II) an. J"-trOlb; White (I) IO.~, P.etr ( D) 16.6 L _ Minner. and today merely takes the PmLADELffilIA (IP)- Cuban core and PoUel. L - Kellner. last of the 20 practice sessions Z'!O I.w .urdlel - Camino 2;;.C!, Cle- Home fun. _ (:hlc.aro• Chltl. (,ID- Home 'aDI - Cle.e'and, Pope, MaJ­ ~iIf4d heavyweight Julio Mederos, a I.. d.r (I) 28.'. Whit. (I) to.'. eJnnaU. Bo...... •• kl. allowed under the National Col­ four-lo-one underdog, 'scored a Wlnd.dahl"Jib jamp ( D)- .'9"Pengulte (illree, ..ADdersay II •. ••) , ~~.iii.iiii •• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iii!iiiiiiiiiil l~giate Athletic association code. second round technical knockout Broad Jump - Camano "~I 8/ 4, Cle .. Purdue concluded practice victory over the No. I Jight­ land.r '!G' IS", C.rr (I) '!O' ..... weeks ago, while Michigan has heavyweight challenger, Harold Sbot PI' - Lowb (I) 43' 8", Lul­ 'V'C)\"I~(, its spring contest a week from Johnson of Philadelphia Friday Jlnl (SO) :Ifl' GW', roolt ( D) ai' 3". today - and 'late-starting Min­ night. Mederos weighed 1931h Dl5eus - Lewis 1 ~3' ... , Peck 1:!"!' S·., and Johnson 179 for the sched­ LUll.nl 101'. nesota and Wisconsin stage their Pole Vault - Cam ... o 11 ' 03/ 4", Rye ' Wlnd~aahl s·rC)llA('I: spring tilts May 21. uled 10-rounder. (SO) 10, (110) 8' 6". I'A(:I(II~(, SEND MOTHER the "pain" Dive into our selection of these new MAN­ FLOWERS mutiny OYer board wilh HA ITAN beach sets ..2 and you'i, come up on her dayl tlg~t tollars and ' in fine stylet These ' Mallirisol'l fabrICs ar~ stiff shoulders I AfTE«SIX bright, cool,) smart-looking - and tailored bri nl1l wave J • or new comlort, for utmost comfort. In MANI;lATTAN'S new "natural stylin,:' stain·shy finish! Transfer & Storage Co, pattern~ withl the Far Enstern flavor, they're No treasure chest needed to 10 Dial 2161 hest on the ~eat:hI Select roses, a corsage, or a 509 S, Gilbert beautiful blooming plant A. 'e"" Move All Ways from. ' ALDOUS fL'OWER sHOP , -~ Phone-31J'}· J32 .s. , ~~ve~si.d!t D'~iv~ . '. w, E, AlcWrnw, Owner FLOWERS BY EICHER Phone 8·1191 N-Io"'. City, la.-SaL, V.,. T, I Ev~luate' Survival Chances In City Wrecked by ~:~!~,~~ Civil defense xperts prodded into the shredded wreckage of this atom-blasted town Friday and learned where and how you would die - or urvive - in a nuclear attack. • Ripped and crumpled debris In TIleDaily Iowan of some homes, like two which .. w re tandln, less than a mile from Thursday's mighty atomi= explosion, made clear that none WANT AD RATES Worle Want.d Instruction wouLd have lived in tbem. ODe day ...... Ie per word Typing The mannequin families in Three day . .... Ue per word SEWING. mendlne- DIll 4:91. BALLROOM c1ance ~ IIhDI y ..... \II!: RECOMMEND Ille lollowln. expert flve dan ...... 15c per word 8EWJalO.74M. .urI.... Ph.... I4IL Iypls . Relld thb column ctllU for them "died"-to a man. Force of excellent Iyp...... ,rvl""•. the blast was equal to 35,000 tons Ten day...... 20e per word or TNT. The bombs that leveled One Mon~ .... 3ge per word Real Estate Miscellaneous for Sale TYPING 01 MlY kInd. DIll 1-21t3. MinImum ebarre SOc larle two-bedroom home for Hiroshima and Nagasaki had the NJ.:w. ,.OR SAW:: ~-Ialted ddle mire. Dial T)'plnl. I-,see . .. I~ by own~r. AveJllble June 1. power 01 20,000 ton . DlSPLAY Phone 8681. 8Cl81. ------:-~--:--- CLASSIFIED TYPING. 8-0421. Olhert Do Better One insett.loD ...... 9Sc per inch Two other homes, about equal­ Pive insertions t>U month, TYPING. 'IN4. ly near, bore up better. Their per inserUotl ..... _ a8c per Inch HelD Wanted walls and flat roofs withstood TYPING. th_ 1M mlnuKrlpt. b­ Ten insertions per month, OIRL lor .eneNlI oW"" eomm.relJll_eh.... Worlo: cuaraDa..d. the battering. But the awful ~ InserUon __ 80e per mcb ~ II. Dial 1IG81. Olill-Ha. torce of the atomic storm had sw pi Ih ir interiors into win­ DEADLINE TYPING. 144'. drows of titUn,s and furniture, 4 JJ.m. weekdays for Instrtlon I'YPINO - Phon. II. made the ho~ses hoiiow shells. in following mornilll'. Dally The "people" there fared only Iowan. Please check your ad Who Doet...;;...;.,It:....- __ In the first issue It appears. a Ii Hie better than those 01 the PEGGY NEWTON COSMETICS. free completely demolished homes. The Dally Iowan Can be re­ l.elll and .111. I-un. • sponsible for only one incor­ Radiation would have ~n a rect In rllon. The Market I. Grelt powerful weapon againsl any 8 mm IOVIl!: CAME:RA . Dial x39'78. The Co.t b SmlJI persons above ground and ex­ (o .... n C ... II~. ~ Prlctlcally'new complele bed. Phone Sell Betl of AlII C P Wlr,pholol posed within the 4,"00-!001 IIrea. CAR HOPS "'Inteel. 11 ,.e.rl or mlrrleel .221 . ------CIVIL DEFENSE OBSERVERS get a gTaphic lessoD In what an atom bomb can do a Ihey vIew the • los, Would DIe' prcf.rreel. Alio ml 'lIlnt'Oul kUchen ror your dancln, 11lea~re II', \be wreckage of two houses which were &'ma hed In Thursday' explosion. At rirbl (s wreckare or a two­ 4191 h"lp. BII Tan (nn. 513 S. RJvenldl TIlE PL:ACR: wile", bu) e .nd HlIen O,den I'rnlt:r Combo. OUI .,tl. Harold L. Goodwin, lest direc­ Drive Dill 5~1 . m el .~ery duy I. the D lIy lo .... n s&ory brick house and at leU a. one-slory frame house. Both were 4,700 teet lrom the explosion. tor of the Federal Civil Defense . Cia Wed Column.. Pbonc ~191 and Do-II-Your elf wIth tOOl~ and e<\u lp- (Other picture: Pag-e 1) Wanted NEEDED I Man or wom.n .t OIIce to pi.,. )Oour .d tnd.y. ment !rom Benton St. R ..nlal S-:rvlct. administration, said that, "Most lake care of .Ilabllsllod eLI tomen ln LOOOAC~'. N-w and u ••A It r~u-A ~2 E. Benton. 1-3131. low. City lor '.mola. ".tlonall), Id- ~ - "" ~ ,~ pea-pie bove il"oulld within this WANTED 10 buy: Lot on "'l>It "de. vertl.. d W.Hlln procluctL Gooct .a1'n- pricq. Trunlo: IUJilUC of aU Jdnd •. area would have died." He esll­ DI.I 11681. Inp lmmedlMely. No Investment. Write HOCK-I'll!: LOAN. 126\ S . Dubuque. CUSTOM work wllll uactow ...L lack mated a probably tatal dose of I. R. Walklna Co .. D~ Wlllo .... M1nn. Dill 4~3e . 81 ...lane . City Wlntod to reor downtown apartm"nt Talks on I 400 roentgens hit the Iront line ed W A HERS. wrln,er and 'Magic Effect of 98.6' be~nnln, Sepltm~r DIll '-:lVl" o ."mi· ot homes at 4,700 reet. Peta lutomatlc - Guaranteed.