Serving the State ~ The Weather University of Iowa howen aad fJlUJUiIer Campus and' storms '0 d a 7. Pu1Jr rloudy Frida7 with HWe Iowa City rha~e ill iftDpera&ure. al owan Hi~h today, 11; low, 54. UI,h Weclaead&r, Ai lew. 41. Est. 1868 - AP Leased WlJ'e. AP Wirephoto - Five Cents Iowa City, Iowa. Thursday, May 22. 1952 - VoL 86, No. 165
• • • - ear al a ·or· IS ·u e Unions Accept Delay No-Cut Action Until Fall White House A decision on the suspension of the no-cut rule has been post- poned until next fall, Dean Dewey B. Stuit of the college of liberal C -I R-ft arts, sald Wednesday. 1 M' X SIP Peace Plan Stult said there will be no opportunity for the deans of the col- ounci agal,"e a es ass Ifges to discuss the matter beCore • Day WASHINGTON (JP) - The M T d 2,400 on First three-year rall labor dispute end !Cs~t~:!n~ec~~~es~r~~;esa~ 2 000 Storm oves owar FintdaysalesorUleJllDeR.lle ed Wednesday night when three ibis time regarding the posslbJlity I of MaculDe X-the final laaue of big unions reluctantly accepted a White House peace proposal. of continuing the experiment. C d H D -. T d the 7~nd PUt UJe 2:.400 Approval by the unlol\l5 fore The experiment referred to is oe ouses eClslon '10 ay mark Weclaead&,. Tbe flPl'e shadowed quick return of the tile suspension of the no-cut ruling At Okl h about equala Iola1 wes or iIae seized road to prtvate ownership before and atter Thanksgiving, a oma The flareup over two phases ot Ma7 luue. otter 21 months under govern Christmas and Easter vacations, ment control. during the 1951-52 academic year. student council power will head Copies will -.ala be IOleI 1oV., B, The A oelal.ed Press t d h d thl f' The carriers accepled the White Stuit did not say how many owar a 5 ow own s a .er- b7 eampas AlesJDen and Oil _- House proposal Monday night. liberal art students cut classes be- Pantie snatching broke out noon, as opposition continued to .Iaatls. The mapalDe leU. lor It lnunedlale Ware Hike fore and after vacations. He in- anew Wednesday night at the mount Wednesday to recent curbs ceDI&. More than 150,000 members of dicated that cutting was extensive University oC Oklahoma just as on campus groups. Tbe humor mapalne wlll not the engineers, firemen and con .ner Easter vacation and he ductors will, t an immediate termed class attendance before collegiate and civil authorilles The council will meet In a be pubUllhecl al'aIJl utlJ three wage boost ranging up to 37 cents , Easter and Christmas vacations as were cracking down on the na- speelal session at 4 p.m. In the weeks after ihe faU aeNlon beliDi. an hour and lump sum payments \ unsatisfactory. t10nwlde campus craze. senate chamber ot Old Capitol to of $600 to $1,100 for back pay to Dcan Sidney G. Winter ot the Two thousand college men consider these rulings passed last October, 1950. college ot commerce did not com- stormed 16 dormitories at Nor- Thursday: Frank Burge Named Back wages wlil cost the roads ment on the no-cut suspensit n tor man, Okla., and were mel by po_ 1. That student cOUDcll member. an estimated $100 million. vacations other than Easter. He Union approval ot the new did not give any attendance fig- lice tear gas guns when the crowd are not bound to vote as instructed Director of Union aareement, good until Ocotber ures but said class atendance was got out ot hand. by groups which they represent. Mother, Daughter Act in Philadelphia Story 1953, was announced by the lltis(actory relative to expecta- Then police called on state 2. That no .... oups can recall At Kansas University unions at thelr hotel here. lions of the college. highway patrolmen tor help wh n their delegates. lome Disappointment' HOLDING THEIR NEW·BORN baby boys, Mrs. Libby Porler (left) and her daurhler, I\ln. Barbara. The three rail union chiefs said Dean Frederic G. Higbee of the they ran out ot ammunition for By Wednesday night, these de- Frank R. Burge, WlSlstant di Ledlennu, amite proud.l7 frOID adJolnlnr bedJ In room ot ma.lernlty ward ot Philadelphia' Albert rector of the Iowa Memorial they accepted with "some disap college of engineering could not the gas guns. Fifteen patrol cars cis Ions had angered many of the J:1asteln Medical center, southern cllvillon, Tues4ay. The infants. Michael Alan Forler alia. levtll pOintment" but that "ther ar uo be reached for comment on the Union, Wednesday aecepted an Louis Leckerman, were born wlthiD one day of each o!her. answered the ca II for help. major groups on the counciL. One appointment as director of the b tter alternatlv under one ruling. sided government seizure and rule organiz.atlon, QUlldrangle council, Kansas Memorial Union, at the CO-eds Retaliale by labor inJunction." Some of the co-cds retaliated by has threatened to withdraw from University of Kan as. Lawrence, Senate Committee The roads have been under John Garfield Dies raiding Jefferson hous , occupied the stud nt council. Kan. Distribution of Hawkeye t chnical control of the army by university athletes. They Latest oC the groups to voice Burge 15 expected to aSllume his Approves Curbing since they were s i% d in AugUSl, From Heart Attack swiped underwear from at least opposition wcre Hillcrest couneU, new duties about 1950, to llverl a nation wid strike. one football piay r, Merrill Green, Union bonrd and the University Augu t I. The Wage Board Power To Commence Since March, 1949, when the long In Sionde's Room a varsity ha Ifback. Women's assoclallon. Besides Board ot control Friday dispute over working rules and The doors were ripped olf the Quadrangle, the other group dis- of the Kansas WASHINGTON (A") - The sen Distribution of the 1952 Hawkeye wl1l begin at 8:30 a.m. FrJday wage got started, strikes and NEW YORK (lP) - John Gar Union made the ate banking committee gave final Kappa Alphla Theta sorority house cntin, was Currler hall. nt the publications oClicc in tho ba ment or East holl. "sick" walkouts hav occurrecl at field, 39-year-old stage and movie when the girls waved panties selection. approval Wednesday to a bill to lea t three time. - In J950, 1951 tough guy, died of a heart attack Westlawn met Wednesday nilht ~""'''''rJilM" Bur,e, who has The tl02-page maroon-covered yearbook has ov r 700 photographs Crom the windows. Then the men to discuss Its stand, but announced kecp economic controls In torce and last Mllrch. In the bedroom of a beautiful stormed tho bedrooms and made no decision. been on the Un after June 30 but forbidding the Including a 16-page beauty section on pebble brown lone paper, D The March strike brougbt a no blOI\dc Wednesday. Authorities off with all the lingerie in sight. Ion sta ft tor a wuge stabilization board to recom married studonts section and a picture $tory of the graduate college. strike court order which Is sUU saId they found nothIng suspicious. Th disputc startOrun theIr own domestlc mal we have noted that Rabalais also The fledgling reign of her savage natives, SJ'anish maidens, C'essitatcd another' meeting which. The innocous substitutes for the conclusion that Uk Pogo, it ters. had many specifiC suggestions as youthful majesty. England's Queen several dueling bouts, gorgeous Adenauer said would be heId' I dormitory raids suggested in other has a moral: "Never let a pink to how to aecomplish this pur Since 1889 many bills have come scenery, and a hurricone scene. Wednesday. elephant sit on you." Elizabeth n, may see an impor letters to the editor aim only at pose. He enumerates many games tant political change involving up before the house of commons • • • the ov rt action, not the eauses, We have troced this moral thru of a greater variety than that of granting home rule but nothing To top it all off. the Student Art the several eloquent panegyrics the land of her mother's birth, ond are only duping the student. the Sea Hawks and which would tangible has resulted. Now the pa Guild will show "Pygmalion" and which have been contributed by Scotland. What are lhe causes ot such ac probably be more intellectually tience of the Scots seems to have "Major Barbara" on the same bill tions? Could it be that U. S. stu the fllarless watchdogs and the Scotish nationalists have he worn thin, frayed by promises that Remember ... l· interesting. However, if this does come increasingly insistent on Friday night. The Art Guild's dents are frustrated in overt col magnanimous guardians Of what not suffice, perhapS a study of bore no fruit. first double feature. both tIIms ever they are watching and home rule for the Land of Lochs Fi ve Years Ago .. . lective action 01 any kind, for the social structure of Ottumwa While the Scots are Intensely arc British-made and star Wendy any "cause" whatever, unless it guarding as they hovq over rln and Anie Laurie. Not that they loyal to Eliza beth, a descendant might be helpful, providing that object to Elizabeth as their queen Hiller, who may be remembered Dean C. Woody Thompson o!,•. be as Innocous as 0 Campus Chest imaginery monster, gasping in his 01 th at great hero of Scotland, for playing "The Heiress" oppo Cered $20 to any student who compaign? death throes, while they wait for everyone becomes awat'e of the --far [rom it, But they do want fact tha t science has proved th a t Kind Robert Bruce, there has been site Basi] Rathbone on Broadway. could bring a copy of arty final In Paris and Berlin, sludents him to raise his dying head In thelr own parliament. considerable resentment to her mermaids and other monsters do F.or many years patriotic Scots Although the {irst film suffers examination to his office, In In. and intellectuals have always one spasmodic jerk so that they being called Eliutbeth n. from an excess of length.. Leslie atlempt to spike rumors that final been the instigators of new move might give him a final kkk. The not exist and that you are often have sought home rule. However, striking at something you yourseJ! only in the last half-decade or so Considered First EUzabeth Howard's oerfol'mance makes it a exam copies were being circu·, m nts - bU\ not in America. !Per monster of which 1· SlYeak is the worth-while experipnrc. lated at SUI. haps they (American student) one which has been created by have created. has Scottish insistence reached To a patriotic Scot the new realize that any collective action headlines screaming out the news Keith E. Putbrese, AS, sllch heights that soon, it is quite queen Is Elizabeth I, since during in favor of any new movement ot corset kleptomania, and using Law Commons likely, something wl)1 be done much ot the reign of the first ~ about it. Elizabeth, Scotland had its own The spiriting away of the hls queen, the JIl-fated Mary, Qu en ot Scots. off i c ; a I d ~ ily:" tork Stone of Scone (later re GENERAL NOTIC'ES turned) from beneath the corona It was under Mary's son, James VI of Scotland, that the two king GENERAL NOTICES shOUld be depOSited with the cib editor of The Dally Iowan In the oewsroom In tion chair in Westminster Abbey on Christmas Eve two years ago, doms became united, with him as East hall . Notices mllSt be lubmUloed by 2 p.m. the day precedlnr first publication; they will NOT be cending the joint throne os James B U L LET I HI dramatized the national feeling. accepted by phone, and must be TYPED OR LEGIBLY WRITTEN and SIGNED by a responsible per- Respected Leaders lord Boyd Orr I. THVRSllAY, 1\IAY 22\ 1952 'VOL. xxvm, NO. 1Pj Ion. Works with Nationalists Queen Elizabeth will visit Scot probable grades in the foreign "I" club scholarships. Furtber in However, the home rule move land this June. Most probably she UNIVERSITY CALENDAR Items are scbeduled COLLEGIUM MUSIOUM, A stUdies courses as soon a possible tormatlon at stUdent aUain. ment is not ied by youthful, gay will visit Glamis Castle, where in the Presidoent's office, Old Capitol spirits. Among the nationalist inlo ' being when adherents ot the program ot 17th and 18th cen- to Prof. Erich Funke, 106 Schael her mother and her sister, Prin Friday, May 23 Tuesda.y, J one 3 tury chamber music, will be pre- ter hall. A CLOTHING DRIVE IS BE leaders are such greatly-respected Presbyterian church ot Scotland cess Margaret, were born. Part of figures as Lord John Boyd Orr. 8:00 p.m. - Collegium Musi 8:00 p.l)1. - Campus Band Con· senled by the department ot mu ing sponsored by the Hillel Foun reslsled the attempt of King the gloomy, fonbldding structure dation and the YWCA for needy Lord Orr, a Nobel Peace Prize Charles I to substitute the service existed in the 11th century when cum: 17th & 18th Century Cham cert, Union Campus. sic In North Music hall on Friday, SO H 0 LAR S HlP APPLICA ber Music, Shambaugh Room, Li Wednesday, J une 4 Moy 23, at 8 p.m. Open admission. people In foreign countries. Boxes winner in 1949, headed the World and prayer book ot the English the storied Macbeth was thane of tions tor 1952·53 school year _.t Movement for World Federal bel' Music, North Music hall. 8:00 p.m. - Campus Band Con· be completed and on. tile by June for contributions are provided in church (Episcopal) tOI' the Pres Glamls. Government and also served as Thursday, May 29 cert, Union Campus STUDENTS EXPECTING 1'HE 4 10 office of student aftaln. This all housing units. EverYQne urged byterian form of worship. Romanticists may make much certiCicate of foreign studies by eovers new and renewal applica to help. head of the Unlted Nations food The sturdy group of Scot!; who ot the handsome, young ql,leen re 2:00 p.m. - The University Thursday, June 5 the end 01 the semester should Uons l or Carr, LaVerne NOyes, and agriculture organization. Dr. bound themselves by a covenant visiting the place where Macbeth Club, Tea and General Business 8:00 p.m. - Medical Convoca· AcmEVEMENT TESTS I N John MacCormick is the dynamic submit name, address, grades, and llDivenlty merit, st ud ~t ald and in J 638 to resist the move soon slew Duncan, king of Scotland, ac Meeting, Iowa Union. tion, University Theatre foreign lan&'Uages will be given head of tile Scot nationalists. gained the nane "Covenanters." cording to Shakespeare. However, Friday, May 30 9:00 p.m .- University Senior' Friday, May 23, from 4 to 6 p.m. Another angry Scot is Andrew When Charles II, after the Res that is not important. What is im - Memorial Day, classes suspen Party (for degree candidates) For particulars see bulletin Dewar Gibb, law professor at the toration,. sough t to root out Pres portant is that Elizabeth. In June, ded. Iowa Memorial Union ' Risky Way to Make a Living,' boards of foreign language de University of Glasgow, who .is byterianism in Scotland a. period may learn at first hand how her partments in Schaeiter hall. quoted as crying out against "the of unrest and persecution ensued. loyal Scottish subjects feel about (For In/ormation rCl'ardlng dates beyond this schedule, treatment being meted out to us" Because the Covenanters were op this home rule business. .ee reservations in the office of tile President. Old Capllol.) SU I YOUN G DEMOCRATS and fearing that it is "something posed to the House of Stuart, they will hold final meeting of school lhat is going to recol} with vio came to be regarded as treason year Thursday, May 22, at 7:30 lence." able by the English throne. The p.m. in 221A Schaeffer hall. Of There have been other warnings persecutions finally ended in 1686 ficers to be elected. of possible civil disturbances with the accession of William and though nothing untoward has yet Mary. • Convenient! NEWMAN CLUB BANQUET occurred. Vant Democratic Control will be Thursday, May 22, at Ox The nationalist!, incidentally, Today's CoveOOf1~ers appear Yoke Inn, Amana. All persons at have adopted the name ot "Cove willing to permit defense and tor nanters," a name ha.Jlowed in the tending are requested to meet at eign affairs to continue to be han the Catholic student center at 6 history of Scotland's long resist dIet! Crom London but insist that p.m. For reservations, $1.60 each, ance to outside interterence in its contact J im Werner, x4205, or affairs. Pat Mullaney, 8-2232. The original Covenanters came WSUI PROGRAM (RANDle, p m DELTA KAPPA, EDUCA· corner of East halJ basement. Sen tion froternity, will hold Its last iors are eligible to receive free The more convenient and available a service is, the more dinner meeting or the year at copy if they are on registrar's CALENDAR 6:15 p.m., Thursday, May 22, in graduating senior list. Non-seniors likely we are to take its advantages more or less for the Pine room, Reich's cafe. Prot. Thursclay. Ma,. ~. lOr,~ must present ID card and the 8'rn Mornlni Ch.pel granted. 1. H. Pierce of department of Hawkeye note which has been 8:15 News pharmacology will speak on "Lies stamped by the treasurer as paid. R : ~O LtCe Problf"ms (ClaurooOl) 9:20 Women'. News t and Liars." 9:30 Baker's DOl.f'n Your Crandic service reminds you that it is always 10 :00 'l'h. Snnksh.lf BILLY MITCHELL SQUADRON 0:15 Child Cer. available for your use in making quick trips be ZOOLOGY tfEMINAR WILL will meet for last time today at 10:30 Music of M.nh.ttnn meet Friday, May 23, at 4: 10 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Problems of reorganiza 10;45 Date In Hollywood ". II :00 N~ws tween Iowa City and Cedar Rapids. It pro- in room 204 ZOOlogy bldg. Mrs. tion will be discussed: 11 :15 Music Album \ Stephanie Barch of department 11 :30 Excursions In Sclen('!e vides twelve daily round trips ... therefore 11 :45 From the Edltnr·. Desk of zoology will speak on "Metab EDUCATION S T U D ENTS 12 :00 Rhythm R.mbl •• It will fit very satisfactorily into your olism of Normal and Thyroid urged to attend the last Iowa 12 :30 News 12:45 Club 910 Stimulated F rog Ski n." Future Teachers meeting of the 1:00 MUsical Chats schedule of business, shopping and 2 :M News year. Ken Johnson of Des Moines, 2:15 Vlneenl La.,.,1 GAMMA ALPHA, GRADUATE state executive secretary of IFTA, 2:M Trip Thrnu"h Swlt•• rlnnd social activities. selentilic fraternily, wi ll meet will discuss "So You Plan to 2:45 Journey S~hlnd the News Thursday, May 22, at 8 p.m. in 3:011 Here J5 Australia Teach," on Thursday, May 22, at 3:15 News Save yourself the trouble of driv room 502 Chemistry-Botany bldg. 3:30 Brllnln nnd Ihe World 8 p.m. at University high cafe 4:00 Iowa Union Rildlo Hour Dr. R. E. Kalio, department ot teria. Refreshments served. 4::10 T"'a TIme MelOdies ing and then hunting a park bacteriology, wlll speak on "Un 5:00 Chlldren's Hour chatted Areas of Biosynthesis." ~:30 News ing space. Use the conven SIGMA DELTA PI, NATION 5:45 Soorts Time al Spanish honor society, will hold fl :OO KSUI SIGN ON ient C.R. & I.C. Ry. Co. FRE S H M E N ORIENTATION final meeting Saturday, May 24, 6:00 Dinner Hour .. committee meeting at 4 p.m. 6:55 News at 7:30 p.m. in basement of Con 7:00 E"I.odp. In Am~rlcQn Hlslory service. Say: "I'm going Thursday in Shambaugh library 7;30 MusIc You W.n~ gregational church. The Cervantes 8:00 Invitation to Rf'nd Crandicl" You'll be auditorium. All chairmen request entremes "La cueva de Salaman 6:t5 Hillhet·s Radio Eosaya ed to attend. 8:30 The Grepn Room ca" will be staged. 9 :00 Campus Shop glad you did I 9 :40 N~ws Rnllndup lULL GAURE, maln&alnence worker, nean tire top oflihe north LUTHERAN STUDENT OVER 10:00 SIGN OFF seas clo thing drive ends Satur LUTHERAN STUDENT ASSO .: tower of Golden Gate brld, e in San Francisco an er ne.ly a. hall day, May 24. Leave yo ur old ciation will meet Sunday, May 25, KSUI PROGRAM mile uphill hike from &he center of lIIe span. ThIs ~ ~u part of clothinR at the Lutheran student at 5:30 p.m . at Lutheran student the year-round InaJ)'-'Clilon to k eep the atrucllll'e in &lp-top' ahape. In house, 122 E. Church 5t. house. After picnic supper, the CALENDAR CEO A R RAP IDS' AND backlTound, center, is a resldeptlal area. of San Franclsc4, and at Rev. Baudler ot Earlville will pre 6:00 IIIGN ON ilpper Ielt II part of lIIe PreatdJo of San Francisco. The h,1I1e brld,e l' R:OO Memorable MUsic lOW A tiT Y R A I L WAY ·". HAWKEYE E A Il BOOKS sent "A Clergyman's View of 6:)') Dinner Music . pallll Ute Golden Gate wh e r'~ lIIe Pacillc ocean and San. Francisco will be distri buted Friday from Communism as Seen Behind the 7:00 MusIc You Want ba,. meet. This picture wal made by Auociated Presl pho~ .. raPber 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and" Saturday 7:30 0 •• 1.. •• Choice Iron Curtain." Rev. Baudler spent 8:00 Invllollon to Read COMPANY Emest K. Bennett while he wu . lUlnl' on a narrow led~ e of tb'~ from 10 a. m. to 4 p.m. In depart five years' as a pastor In RUSSia, 8: 15 Alahet's Radio Eo .. y. lower, 'l'ttfM bove the water. ment of publications in southwest escaping In 1950. 8;30 Th,. Orf\,.n Room 9:00 SIGN a rT' 'I"JI£ DAlLY IOWAN, TRUIlSDAY, MAY P , lt52 - PAG. THBD Silk for Summer Evenings 22 Studerfls fo Appear Pan hell e ni c Adopts Plan Wesley Foundation Engaged Van Oosterhout Is In 3Reci'ls Today T I To Honor Seniors President of ODK Peter Van 00 terhout, 1.3, T wenty-two/ SUI music students 0 Co U ns e Fall wHl present three recitals today. Rushees At Banquet Saturday Orange City, bas been elected Piano selections will be played The Women's Panhellenic ass0- president of Omicron Della Kap " "ill at 4:10 p.m. 11\ North Music ball Wesl y foundation hold a ciation has voted to adopt a coun rush week is ol·er. "Sprungtime" banquet, honoring pa, men's leadership society. by J oan E m~gham, 1.1, Coral~ seling plan to aid sorority rushees Miss Reicb said about the plan: ville; Sharla K'videra, 1.3, Toledo; 5Cniors and graduates leaving at J im Bullard. 1.3, Jetferson, was • during the first semester formal "The counseUng "Ian is an at the end of the semester, Saturday J.ames Taagart,. A2, Des Moine3; el~ted \oJce-presid nt; John Ha)'S, pel1od. The plan wiJI go into et tempt to alleviate the '"'o-fold at 6:S0 p.m. at Wesley house. M."llcolm Westl,., 1.4, Manly; J OY fect in the fall problem that always exists In A3, Iowp City, treasurer; Marion G rge Aumock. A3. Onalaska, w ~n, A3. D av.~npol:t; Lois Wag It will place 12 women. one rushing; namely, a lack of com HUit. men's counselor of student ner, M, Eureka, ru., and Alan Cram each sororily participating Wis., will be master of ceremonies. munication and a hesitancy to ilsk Gar Carver, A2, Spencer, presi aUairs. secretary. Rea, A2, KansaS' City, Mo. in the program, in the dormitory questions." dent of the foundation, will give Frank R. Kennedy, professor or T he recital al: 10 will include a during rush weak to work in A committee formed to invesli the farewell address, and Bill law. was elected faculty adviser. nwnber .by Cha r les Howard, G, teams of two to counsel rushees ~a te the plan was composed of Armarillo, Tex., -oboe; Allen My about their problems and ques Ammerman. G, Curwens\'ille, Pa., Beth Larsen, A3, Waterloo, chair will reply. ers, G, St. Louis, Mo. • hom; Mary tions. man; Jeanne Thompson, G. Iowa Anne Cassens. 1.2. Rock Rapids, The counselors will have all the City; Margaret Reed, 1.3, Water Items of entertainment at the Chicago College of Bassoon, and Donald Briceland, facts about ru bing and will work loo, and Carla Heller, A3, Apple banquet will be: a duet by Sharla A3, fDwa CitY'. clarinet. toward stopping rumors and mis :on. Wi. Kvidera, A3, Toledo. and Mary In South 'Music ball, also at conceptions that arise at such a . Counseling plans in operation Wygie, A3, Clarksville; a quartet OPTOMETRY 4:10 p.m., voocal performances will time. Il will be their 'Place to help were studied at Minnesota, {!Chl by Ronnie Rogers, A3, Ainsworth. (Nall.aatt,. ","..,,.,.11 •• ) be given by Barbara Krictler, 1.2, a rushee see all the factors con gan, and Washington. Gcorge Aumock, Gar Carver, and An outstanding college s,rv Orand J unction, soprano; J oan cerning her problem but not to Each house nominated three Charles Toland, A3, Dickens. and ing a splendid profession. Smith. 1.4. Wapello. sopt\lno; Lu make decislollS for her. women and PanheUenlc cho e a humorous reading by George Doctor of Optometry degree cille B1.1Ilak, 1.4, Cresco, contralto; To equJp the 12 women for one of the three to go through the Heiring. AI, Marshalltown. Nanjean Wasta in three years fo r studen ts Peggy Van Patllen, 1.3, SprillJ: their work, a spring training pro spring training period. They are The ReI'. Robert Sanks, minister entering with sixty or more ville, soprano, and WilHam gram has been initiated. The Joan Myers. N2. Rochelle, tlI.; to students, will present the sen Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Wasta of semester credits in specified Shores, A S, K1nloc:k, Mo., bari training \ ill be tram three view Marylene Shadle. A2, Boone; Iors. Cedar Rapids announce the en Liberal Arts courses. la,ement of their daughter, Nan tone. points: the counseling service will Janet Suiter, 1.2, Ida Grove; lar Fall R ~&.ration Now OpeD jean, A I, to Charles Keith John Instrumental selections will be deal with counseling in general, iorle Brickner, A3. Decorah; Shir Engineers Elect Officers Students are granted profes presented by Leona Lindblom, A3, a Currier hall ~presentative for ley Schroll. Al, Marengo; Harriet son, A3. son ot Mrs. Paul Moen sional recognition by the Des Moines, fklte; Camille Coop problems from the dormitory an [.:vnch, A2, Red Oak; Delore.· For Senior Class of '53 ot Boulder, Colorado. U.S. Depanment of Defense er. A3. Waterloo, !lute; Ruth g.le. and Helen Reich, panhellenic SchnetzIer. N2. DeKalb, Ill.; Ann Mr. Johnson is affiliated with and Selective Service. Brooks. CrescO'. flute; Ronald Ty adviser, to explain the mechanics Meloy, A3, Cherokee; Jo Ann!' Jim Madison, E3, Correction SI'fTIa Alpha Epsilon, social fra Excellent clinical faciHUes. ree, A2, Des Mplnes, bassoon, and of rushing. Voss, A3, Ft. Dodge; Marilyn ville. Wedne day was eJected terruty, and Delta Silma Pi, pro Athletic and recreational ac Ed Rnss. G, 'Enillewood, Calif., Alter June the counselors will Duckett, C3, Manchester, and president of the senior class of fessional commerce fraternity. tivitJe. Dormitories on the clarinet. be completely disassociated !rOm Connie Mennrd, A3. Sergeant the college of engineering for the No date bal been set for the campus. wedding. John Oehrle, A4. Dyersville. their chaplers and will nol return Bluft. 1952-53 academic year. CHlCAGO COLLEGE OF bass, will sing a varied recital to the chapter house until after All sororitle exc pi Sigma 'Del Other new ofIicers are: Bill OPTOMETRY at 1:15 p.m. In N orth Music halL ta Tau are participating. Thomp on. ES, Fort Peck, Mont., PYTlUAS TO MEET PU1'KRMINT STRIPES. RIGHT OUT OF A CONFECTIONER'S He will be accomparued by Alan vice-pre ident; Ray Flanders, E3. The Knights ot Pythia ..... co_ In a dre rnade of Swiss silk. The round banded neek- Rea, 1.2, Kansas City, Mo. U-High Students Wellman, s.ecretary; and paUl i meet at 7:30 p.m. ~ Henni', E3, Dubuque, treasurer. S. Clinton st. ~ 11M piuJlC'es In a. allt and tie In a bow. The full-sklried dres I de Union Board Elects parallel lipecl by Mollie Parnl In pink. rnlnt peen. a nd navy a nd whlie Give Style Show ng ~ It IY. • .... ADS Guest of Club John Hays Chairman a and John Hays, A3, Iowa City. was 11-1 Business Education On Des Moines Tour elected chaIrman o! Union Board JUJt What You've Been Asking For ... Mrs. Clark Houghton at a meetinll Tuesday nJght. Honorary Initiates Nine members of Alpha Delta Robert Ballantyne, A2, Iowa , flecfed President Sigma, advertising fraternity. and City was elected vice chairman; 5 New Members their faculty advi8er Eills New Mary Joyce Allison, A3. Olathe, some, associate professor of ad Kan., secretary; Shirley Smith, Of Pi Phi Alumnae Five SUI graduate students vertisini, spent Monday and C3, Whitten, trea urer, and Jo eph Tuesday on the groUps' annu31 Mrs. Clark Houghton. 306 Fer were initiated Into Delta Pl Ep Wllrnell, G, Des Moines, stud nt trip to Des Moines. council representative. I0Il. was installed as president of silon, graduate honorary frater The tour. sponsored by the Des The next meeting of the UnJon \be Pi Beta Phi alumnae club at nity in business education. at the Moines Ad cl ub lind Alpha Delta Board wllL be in September. The I m~tlng at the ho",e ot Mrs. annual spring banquet and ini Sigma, Included a. visIt to Merl Ed ward Rate. 321 Lexington ave. purpose of the Board is to plan ti aUon, Saturday at the Iowa cilth's PubHshing company, the and supervise activities In and dress flats ., PRIMA ~rs. lWbert Muir was installed Union. Des Moines Re,ls~r and Tribune, around lhe Iowa Union. IS vice-president; Mrs. WhJtney and WHO radio station. They They are: David E. Clayton, Foster. ttc.esurer; Mrs. Dale Erlck were dinner guests of the Des Corydon; Eugen 1. Edie, Rudd; ill fresh White Line!l .on. recording secretary; Mrs. Moines Register and Tribune Prof. Hall A ~ thors Robert Dec. correspondIng secre Ralph S. Novak, Ida. Grove, and LuVella C. Steuck, Primghar. Monday night. They were lunch~ ... the dainties\, most comforta ble tlry; Mrs. William Falk and Mrs. eon guests ot the Ad club of Des Philosophical Analysis Lawrence Parsons, advisory board Virgil E. Harder, G, or the Unl· Moines where they presented Everett W. Hall, professor of litt le flat that ever flattered your me mbers. versity of Illinois, was also ad their project, "The Amana Story." philosophy, is the author of the feet ... , Mrs. Robert Schulz, member mitted to membership. Members of Alpha Delta Sig bOOk. "What Is Value." to be pub .hip chairman; Mrs. James Buck. Guest speaker wps Prot. Leon ma who made the annual tour in- , lished later thJs month In the U.S. iust $7.95 migarlne chairman; Mrs. Mary ard Keef, ot Iowa Stn te Teachers' cluded Jack Watt, A4, Davenport; Described as an essay in phil ByIngton. settlement school chair college, coordinator of the work Cal LambeM, A4, Dysart; Mer osophical analysis, the book pre man. Mrs. Wl1Jiam Nusser. ways experience Program at Teachers' Lewis, A3, Burlington; J ames sents th author's survey of r - and means chaIrman; Mrs. O. B. high school. Vickery, A3, Des MoInes; Kay cent and contemporary debalc nn Limosllth, altr uism chairman; Mrs. Dr. William J. Masson is faculty Kilpatrick, A4. Randolph; Bill the ttoundatlons of the "value I' Wendell Smith. rushin, chairman, sponsor of the local chapter and Daniel, A4, Fort Madison; Sher theory." IIId Mrs. Robert Osmundson, pan Everett W. Moore, G, Ro Hill IS win Brotman, A4, Moline, Ill.: The book WBS print d by en I hellenic representative. president. Edwin Hunting, AS, Council English publlshJng firm last D.P.E. is an honorary graduate Bluffs, and J ames MIll r. A4, Ce month. fraternity for men and women in dar Rapids. business education and is a na ----- Medhurst Elected tion-wide organization, founded BAND FESTIVAL PLANNED to give recognition and service NO. 11'\ MASON CITY (R) - The an Master Alchemist to outstaljding teachers and lead nual North. Iowa Band festival ers in this field. wlll be held here June 10 with 91 Of Local Fraternity bands participating. Ralph Medhurst. G. Belleville. CHAPEL MASS SCHEDULE Eighty-six bands and the snme Ill ., has been elected master al Masses at St. Thomas More number of queens from outside , chemis t of Alpha Chi Sigma, chapel today, Ascension Thursday. Mason City and five bands from chemistry fra tern i ty. have been set for 5:45. 7, 6 and 11 here will take part in the parade. BEULAH CHRI TENSEN, 'Uni In a cigareHe, ta.te Jack MJlls, G, Galesburg. Ill.. a.m. a nd 12:15 p.m., it was an A mass band cone eM wlll be venity hl&'h sehool stUdent, was electe4 vice master alchem nounced. held that evenlng with Gerald rnodeled tho ouiflt ahe made in ist; Donald Ingebrlgtson, G, Iowa Masses at St. Mary's Catholic Pl'escott of the ' University of borne eeoDomics cia e In a make. the difference City. recorder; J ames Fredrick church will be offered at 6, 7, 8, Minnesota, formerly of Mason sl)'!e review at the hI&'h IclIooI lOll, G, Lansing. master of cere and 9 a.m. and 12 noon. City, conducting. Wednesday. InOnies ; James Gilletee, G, Mid and Luckie. ta.te bener. dletown, librarian; Eli Blaha, G, Iowa City, social chairman; Dave The difference between "just smoking" and Kirt, G. Kearny, N. J. and Del Meyer, G, Iowa City, executive really enjoying your smoke is the taste of a co mmittee. cigarette. You can ta3te the difference in the Dr. A. I. 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[ PAGE FOUR THE DAILY IOWAN. -Tn---- RSDAY, -----MAY 22, --1952 Lockman Reaches First on Cardinal Error lam·Reds ~ 19 ~1 Ho
Jackie Robinson's double, a walk Continues Comeback Climb - Of 5 Records Fall to Andy Pafko and George Shu Ameri( ba's single made it 3-0, sendl!lg is to moi Blackwelt to the showers. erties OJ As 21 Batters Roof Falls In taMotta 'Decisions HairstolJ foundauo Bud Byerly came to the hill , men,,.' a DETROIT (JP) - S';"arthy Jake protect tl and immediately got a lift when Face 4 Hurlers LaMotta, the aging Bronx Bull J. Ed Pafko was cut down at third on 5 II TV hOI! S· the fede m;:; avey, Velar BROOKLYN (JP) - Brooklyn an attempted double steal. Then ~aet~:r::nda ;~~e~~~~~s ~~ e Rig ts 19"" tion, detJ set a new modern major league it started. Wednesday nigbt to . win a unau- 'T re I Fe h For Return Match in his record. with 15 runs in tbe first· Gil Hodges walked, Rube Walk imous 10-round decision over 0 It e Ig t and Law inning Wednesday night on the er singled. So did Van Cuyk, Billy young Gene (Silent) Hajrston be: .' DETROIT (A') - Undefeated of the FE way to a staggering 19-1 win Cox and Reese. The score mount fore an estimated ' 10,000 fans at welterweight Chuck Davey was the lowl! His art over the Cincinnati Reds. Twenty- ed to 7-0 as Herm Wehmeier re Olympia stadium. LaMotte, eight For $175,000 signed Wednesday for a home years oldef than the 2~-year-old Liberties one Dodgers went to bat in Ihe big placed Byerly. town return bout with Chico yeo inning as 19 men in succession He walked Snider to fill the Hairston, outweighed his foe, 168 view, qUi reached first base. bases and forced home a run by to 160l\. PHILADELPHIA (JP) - Pro- jar at Detroit's Olympia Stadlllm seniors I Jake, the Cormer middleweight ULaw ! Twelve runs were scored after plunking Jackie Robinson with a moter Herman Taylor announced June II. champion who hopes for a crack rise to I two were out in the rout of four pitched ball. Palko's single rolled at the light heavyweight title, Wednesday a $175,000 television Davey, former Michigan State pitchers. the score to 10-0 and Frank Smith played it cozy the early part of package had been signed tor the coltege boxer who made 100<\ 111 the pro ranks. won a unanimous Chris Van Cuyk lashed out lour came in to pitch. A walk to Shu- most rounds. Then he tied into straight hits, two in the big inn- ba and another to Hodges forced June 4 world heavyweight title 10-round decision over the Stal'J!- Hairston with wlndmllUng rights figbt between champion Jersey ford, Conn., welterweight In c/tl in the 11 th run. and lefts. (AP WI,.pholol Snider Starts, Ends It Referee Clarence Rosen scored Joe Walcott and challenger Ezzard cago May 7. GIANT FIRST BASEl\IAN WHITEY Lockman races to first base afely as the ball eludes Cardinal Records in Big Inning Walker's second .llingle, a bad it 53-47 for Jake; judge Joe Len Charles. That action-packed bout was ae- plteher Cliff Chambers (28) in th'~ first inning of the game Wednesday afternoon. Lockman grounded ahan, 52-48; and judge Jack As The pact was signed between claimed by many as one of the to fint baseman Dick Sisler, whose throw to Cbambers was scored an error. Card cateher Del Rice Five records were set Wednes hopper over Grady Hatton's head. added two and Van Cuyk's sec pery, 55-45. The AP score card Taylor and co-promoter, Inter- Jinest fights of the current season. backed up his pitcher to pr~vent an advance. The Cards won the fi rst game of an afternooll-night day night in Brooklyn's 15-run read 55.45. doubleheader, 3-0. first inning against Cinc;innati ond hit of the inning made it 14-0. national Boxing club the Na-' This is Davey's first main-event tha t took an hour to play. Arter Cox, up tor the third time, The crowd booed Hairston, Ne , appearance in his home city, IIIld The runs scored were a new was hit with a pitched ball to gro deaf mute from the Bronx, the first glimpse of him that local Runs String to 151 Hitless Inn ings modern high tor an inning and load the bases again, Smith time after time for what they be fans have had since March !B, the 21 men at bat topped the pre walked Reese to force home lieved to be low blows. But ret 1951. Since beginning his pro vious high of 19. The 12 runs after Walker with the 15th run. eree Rosen didn't agree. career, Davey has had 22 knock two were out beat Pittsburgh's Snider, who started the scoring Jake, who calls Detroit his outs, 10 decisions and one draw In • high of 11 set in 1942. with his homer, took a called "lucky city," battled Hairston to his 33 bou ts. The fac.t that all 15 runs were third strike to end it. a draw here in March. There nev Vejar,N~w YOI'k university Trucks Fails In 2CJ No-Hit Bid er was much doubt Wednesday drama student, lost only one pro batted in, set another new inning Morgan, who replaced Cox in record. Another "first" was 19 nigh t alter .Jake wormed inlilde t&sional fight in 40 before m~t DETROIT (JP) - Speedballing ,------ the second, homered in the third and clouted Hairston in the first successive men reaching base and fifth, each time with one ing Davey earlier this month. \ll\ round. There were no knock Virgil Trucks, nervously intcnt Dave Philley. l)'un and scored the sccond in a safely. on, to account tor the four extra pitching his ~econd strai~ht no-hit Tiger outfielder Pat MulIin 4-run seventh which gave the Biliy Cox, Pce Wee Reese and runs. Howell hit his homer in the downs. game, ran hiS hitless strmg to 15 boomed his second home! run of the New York Yankees a 5-1 win over Duke Snider also tied a majol' Cifth . WALCOTT CIIARLES Jockey Adams' Pac. and 1/ 3 innings for the! Detroit season into the upper right field I the Chicago White Sox and the league mark by coming to bat tional Broadcasting company, and Ti.gers Wednesday. Then Billy stands arter Don Kolloway eighth victory in their last 10 three times in an inning. Petition Circulated Cut to 2 Winnin!:l Moun'. Hitchcock ot the Philadelphia doubied in the Ih'st inning. starts Wednesday. sponsor G!11ette Razor Blade com- CHICAGO UP) -Jockey JohnJIY Athieti.cs spoiled it wi.th ~ one-out Vic Wertz and Johnny Groth Reynolds, completing his sev- For Ouster 01 Grid lng, as he coasted to his third vic Star-Filled Colonial pony. Adams' sensational victory streak smgle In the seventh Innmg. The singled home two more runs in the enth consecutive game for his tory by scattering five Cincy hits. The Philadelphia area will be simmered down a bit Wednesday. Tigers won, 5-1. thil'd inning otc loser Bob Hooper. fourth victory, ~cattered five hits Coach Tony Hinkle The fiUe lola, Kon .. rIder won with Duke Snider hit the only homer blacked out, Taybr added. two of his six mounts at Hnw- It was obviou~ that t~e 3,3-year- * * * to beat Chicago's ace southpaw, ot the record-breaking inning at lourney Opens Today old I'fghthander from Birmingham, • Billy Pierce. After yielding 12 INDIANAPOLIS (JP) - A pe The announcement came amid thorne. h tack that included 10 hits, seven Ala., was trying to equal Johnny Roberts WinS 7t , 7-3 hits. Pierce was supplanted in the FORT WORTH, TEX. (JP) - A tition for replacement of Paul reports that there might not be Adams entered Wednesday's walks and two hit batsmen. Boh (Tony) Hinkle as football coach Vandermeer's 1938 record of hurl- ninth by Howie Judson. field of 48, includmg champions of any nationwide TV because ot program with 12 winnel's out of 1. ing two straight no-hitters for the PHILADELPHIA (J?) - Robin by Morgan later hit two homers, 28 ot the 39 toumaments on the at Butler university, reported to * * * demands by Walcott'S manager r:1ces in th ree days. The strenk Cincinnati Reds. He worked slowly Roberts, working toward his third T'b Wh o B 5 1 each with a man on base. PGA schedule the past year, went have been circulated last week, In (lnd fidgeted constantly. 20-victory season in a row, rJ e IpS OSOX, - lIomer Ruins Shutout through last tune-ups Wednesday had not been delivered to unive foI' a bigger slice of the TV melon. cluded five straIght last Saturday, Virgil, who toss~u a 1-0 no-hit- chalked up win CLEVELAND (JP) -Earl W nn A homer by Dixie Howell, his for the $15,000 Colonial National sity officials Wednesday. Under agreements signed by the two Monday and live In II row 'n t W h' gt I t Th number seven as . , y y Dr. M. O. Ross, president, said: Tuesday. t er ngal s as 111 on as urs- th Phil d I hia and Mike GarcIa proved 100 much first hit of the ;,eason, ruined. Van invitation. two managers-Felix Bocchiccbio day, retired Ferris Fain all a c. . a e p for the Boston Red Sox Wednes- Cuyk's shutout .id. The links show, which wilt boast "We have not received the pe for Walcott and Jake Mintz and grounder to lead off the seventh ,Phllhes turned day night and the Cleveland In- Ewell Blackwell, the fellow the 16 of the leading 25 money titlon nor have we heard of one. Tom Tannas tor Charles - each inning. But Hitchcock rifled his . b~ck the haple~s I dlans won the two-game series Dodgers a re supposed (0 be try winners of the year, opens today Il has not been presented to any fighter will get 30 per cent ot the BITt first pitch cleanly to left center Pittsburgh PI- opener, 5-1. Wynn, credited with i ng to lure from Cincy in a major ·,rjth Ben Hogan. playin!! a course school official. If and when it is entire proceeds, radIo, TV and Edward S. Rose and the 3,718 paid fans groaned. rates, 7-~. Rob- his fifth victory, was rescued by deal, was knocked out of the box he knows like a book, tbe favorite presented, it will receive the same movie rights included. We earr ), abo'" 2'" pr~ Trucks lost his co!ttrol in the ert~ hasn ~ lost a Garcia in the eighth. in the first inning revolt. fo t· first money. consideration as any other peti tlon items 80 we can fiU ,. eighth inning and was replaced by deCision smce he Jim Hegan hit a two-run homer Snider smashed his fourth hom Hogan will be seeking his third tion." "PRESCRIPTION. - ask , •• Dick Littlefield after giving up was th.e lo~er in orr Ray Scarborough in the second er off Blacky after Pee Wee Reese championship in six Colonial At the time Dr. Ross said: "We New Indianapolis Ma rk physicIan to phone the have every condifence in tbe abil IKe". two walks and a one-run single to the PhllUes 1952 inning and, as it developed, that walked to start the scoring. tournaments. to us and we will fill It pro_& ------. - -- opener. was enough for the Indians. For ity and judgment of Mr. Hinkle." INDIANAPOLIS (JP) - Veteran Boris Dlmanchelf, assistant race driver Chet Miller set a new Iy - of course we have maIIf ROBERTS Little Murray Insurance, they added three more olber drul; products In . ur . &ore Dickson wen t in the seventh at the expense of football coach, said he had heard unofficial one-lap record at the Iowa Reserves toc distance for the Pirates and Willard Nixon. Prep Sn~bs 45S chola rships, Will Pay Way or the petition and has asked that Indianapolis speedway Wednesday, hurled as eftective a game as * * * it be stopped. He said he under touring the 21,p-mile oval at DRUG SHOP AKRON, O. (.4')-Dave Burnham, an all-city football and basket stood the petition asked that he 140.187 miles an hour in !1 Novi Roberts, each allowing seven sare- d 109 S. DubUque Sit. ties. Giants, Car s Split ball player at Buchtel high school. announced Wednesday he had be named to succeed Hinkle. V -8 Pure Oil special. Dip Burlington tUl'l1ed down' 45 athletic scholarships and was going to Wheaton col Four Pittsburgh enol'S gave the NEW YORK (A') - Lefty Dave Phillies the game. lege at his own expense. NCAA TO P ONDER TV Koslo won his 10th straight from The 17yeal-old dec1al'ed that "Ever since I was a little kid I want Four of the Phillies' runs 'were CHICAGO (JP) - The television SL Louis Wednesday night as the ed to go to Wheaton. I want to study for the ministry and Whealon and executive committees of the Netmen, 7-0 unearned and in the second in New York Giants slugged their ning when the victors scored five offers everything I need." National Collegiate Athletic as (Special to The Daily Iowan) way to an 8-1 triumph for an even Wheaton is a small school in ntinols, noted in an athletic way sociation will meet today through times, the most they should have split in a day-night doubleheader. for its good soccer teams. Saturday to draft a final plan fOI' BURLINGTON - Iowa's re gotten was two runs. Cliff Chambers blanked the Giants serve tennis team dropped Bur Burnham said that among the scholarships he had been offered the NCAA's controlled 1952 foot with four hits, ~-O, in the after were ones from Ohio State, Yale, Princeton and Columbia. ball television program. ':nglon JC fot· the E~cond time noon game. this season by taking. a 7-0 de Reynolds* Handles * * Chisox cision Wednesday at Burlington. The victory raised the reserves CHICAGO UP) - Pitcher Allie Wa lk i*n 10th * Beats* Nats Reynolds tripled across the first record to fIve wins and no losses I ST. LOUIS (JP) - Sid Hudson Expect Strong Red Olympians during 1952. Both wins over Bur watked little Bobby Young with lington have been hv 7-0 margins. the bases loaded in the last of the NEW YORK (JP) - Don't sell Howard Hill, holding the No. I 10th inning Wednesday night to 2 Top Pitchers Russia short in the Helsinki is honorary secretary ot the world In the 1948 games at London spot on the Haw"tlYt! ~4uad . start give the St. Louis Browns a 2-1 Olympics-the Soviets may prove amateur swimming federation. He ed Iowa on its way by beating victory over the Washington Sen Americans won eight out of eight the potent "dark horse" of the. was a U. S. Olympic swimmer in Chick Pauley, 6-1, 6-0. Iowa's Bob ators. The trimuph, credited to !irst place gold medals in the pitcher Satchel Paige in relicf, summer games, a member o[ the 1908, one of the organizers of that men's competition, took tour of Fletcher defeated 'Doyle Adams, In Big Ten May U.S. Olympic committee warned sport's world a.rganization and has 6-1, 6-1, and Chuck Johnson broke a string of four consecu seven titles in the women's class tive losses to the Senators by the Wednesday. been Olympic committee mem- and lost out in water polo, won gained another Iowa victory by "We have been informed that bel' since 1932. Brownies this season. by Italy. topping Jim Luth, 6-1, 6-2. ' Meet Friday Russia has had 2,000 athletes un- Expect Full Team Iowa's Jim Stickley won the No. der intense training [or two years "Just this week we have been 4 match by defeating Roger Pleke, CHICAGO (.4') - The two top pitchers in the Big Ten may for these Olympics," Richard M. notified that Russia is aSSigning APPLY NOWn 6-0. 6-0. The last singles match Grid Browns Give Ritter said. "We know ·they are IouI' swimming judges, two div- went to Iowa's Bob Sol1 who stjuare off Friday as first-place I1Jinois meets Minnesota to launch determined to make a tremendous ing judges and two other water SUMMER SESSION tripped Tom Yager, 6-4, 6-3. Up Adam/e, Phelps showing for pOlitical reasons. polo judges to the Helsinki Olym- BOARD JOBS Both doubles went to Iowa as the tinal weekend of conference baseball play. "Also we know that Russia is pics. Tbat seems to be proof Hill and Johnson paired to beat In Packer Trade dominating the Olympic programs enough the country is planning REICHS CAFE Pauley and Bogner, 6-1. 6-2 and OUicial league statistics Wed Stirkle.v and Soil took Pleke and nesday stamped Minnesota's Paul CLEVELAND (A') - The Cleve Czechoslovakia,of its satelJit countries Hungary - Poland,and so II'oo:n iie~n~t~e~r~in~g~a~fU~I~I~t~e~a~m~.'~· iiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiii~~:ii~~~;;;~~~~~~~~ ! Giel and the IIlini's Jerry Smlth land Browns traded Tony Adamle, Yag-er, 6-3, 6-3. forth. The Soviets could ~hirt ath- as the leading hurlers, each with The tennis clinic which was whom they expect to quit football, letes from Hungary to Russia, for '-." a 4-0 record and four complete scheduled COl' Wednesday at But. and Dopey Phelps to the Green instance, and no one would know games. Ohio State's Paul Ebert lin ~to n was rained out. Bay Packers Wednesday for Ace any difference. Iowa Coach Don Klotz will be iJlso. has a 4-0 record, but failed Lomis, a youngster Cleveland Jut ---- to complete one game. owned early last season. 'In the Dark' STORE YOUR at Clinton Sunday for a cUnjc at the Clinton tennis club. If Giel and Smith hook up in The veteran Adamle was outside "That's just how much in the the Ticke. for . ------___ . the Gopher invasion of Cham linebacker and the Browns' cop dark we ~e about Russian per paign, Ill., Friday, it may prove tain the last two years. sonnel and'"Russian strength. They the season's most important game. Phelps, a halfback, suftt'red in aren't giving out much informa )'oar VacalioD iD the Su_ , Maior Scoreboard On Saturday. the HUni play host juries last season and saw little tion but we know, from l!very NATIONAL ST,.NDlNOS to' Iowa in a double-header. action. thing we hear, they are girding /' / r ' "-l w t "'I. un Adamle has told the Browns he lor a supreme errort." Drooklvn • . . . . 20 7 .74 t Hawks Could Ruin Hopes Nnw York . . 20 8 .714 l>i expects to enter medical school Ritter, a gray-haired retired Chle,'l1n . IR 13 .552 5 Illinois (9-3) needs a sweep ot and give up pro football. businessman' of Jenkintown, Pa., ("i.,t'(nnoU ... . 15 14 .~I'7 n its tinal three games for a su!'e . ~ f T "u" s . 1!,; lR .41\4 7 fini sh ahead ot Michigan, second Phlln<1elphln .. 13 HI 101 1,.1", 7' ~ in the vaults of Kelley Cleaners during 8pDtt81Wilb b~ \ . Bn.f''In .. 11 u ... ?'I II' ·, with a 7-3 record. The Wolverines, Pittsburgh ...... 5 27 .ISa, F' ~ who have had two games can W"d n "~dll.,.f" Oames celted because of weather, play CAMPING EQUIPMENT summer vacation. It's. safe, conven R1"nnklvn 19. Clnl"fonatl 1 Pllllndelphtn 7. Pittsburgh 3 at Northwestern F:iday and in VISIT OUR COMPLETE CAMPING DEPARTMENT 51. !..nllis 3. Npw York 0 {/JfI;\,II1mel vade Wisconsin for a twin bill ient, and econamical! Winter coats, N .·w YOI k 8. Sl. Louis I (set'ond gnme) TODAY FOR REAL SAVINGSI Chlcngo at Boston, roln Saturday. Today's rUche,. If Illinois wins only two of its blankets, overcoats, and woolens will Our MANHATTAN sport shirts tdk. ' 51 I,nul~ nl New York .,- 5uley 17·11 three games, its final record SLEEPING BAGS .... · .. .. $9.95 VII. lIrnrt1 (3 .. n . P ' II . burvh al Phlbdelphla - Munger would be 11-4 for a .733 percent be safely stored while you're away you to sunnier climes in the best of taste (O~lI "" Simmon, 12-]), age. By closing with three straight PUP TENTS .. :· ...... $5.95 Clnt'll'\nati at Brooklyn - Hfller (4-21 and tradition. For excellence of rQyoh .fdbrlCl, VS. Ubl"e 12-0'. I wins, Michigan would have 10-3 Chlr ••o nt Boston !21 - Rush '4·2) and a .759 mark, from the campus. They'll be ready and Ind KIIDpslcln (3·1) "S. Bickford (1·31 COLEMAN CAMP STOVE $7.9& superb styling and true fit, weknow of no .and Sp--,hn f2-31, Gid Top Hurler • Giel, who was a sensational waiting you return next Fall. Contad shirt that surpass.s ~ur MANHAttAN: AMERICAN ST ANDIXOS AIR MATTRESS ······· . $13.95 * II' * I, *P.'t , on football halfback last la lI, is do C)evelnnd ...... 21 11 .UM ing just as well in baseball. He one of our routeman, or inquire at •.• Wn. hlnglon .. . 17 13 .M7 3 CAMP BLANIETS ···· ... . $5.95 Now York .... 16 13 .552 31'.0 was issued only one earned rUll $3.50 to $5. 95~ , Boston ...... 17 14 .548 3 V, St. Loui...... 17 16 .515 4 'f.. in 34 innings, striking out' 37, 1 CAMP HATCHETS ·· ..... $1.49 ChlcDJJo ... . 14 17 .452 6 ~ while allowing 22 hits and walk Philadelphia .. . II 16 .407 7'~ Dotrolt ...... , 8 21 . 27~ I I \l. ing only five. The league's top hitter is Jack MOUNTAIN TENT· ~ . .. . $14.95 Wedn f:8 d AY'§ Oamu DetrOit 5. PhllMe1phla I Gannon, Ohio State catcher, with Cleveland 5. Booton I .486 on 17 hits in 35 trips. Last MESS KITS - CANtEENS 2 FOLDING COTS New York 5. Chlcallo I 51. Louis 2. WOlh.lngton I week's leader, Harry Hanes of cmd STOOLS - ICE; BOv~S - LIFE Purdue, dropped 10 points to .459. BELTS - COMPLETE SWIM EQUIPMENT Toda .... PUett ,.,.. Boston nl Clcvclllnd - McDermott (1. 2) Illinois bCllds a two-point edge 12() South Gilbert va. LPlnon (4-21. over Michigan in team hitting, OPEN OPEN New York at Chlcaco - MeDon Id .290 to .288, while Michigan is ~ION. (l..ll l v •. Ro~ovln 13-21. MANN~NGS MON. Dial 4161 Wn.h.lnlltol\ ot SI. LoUlo (Nlqht) the l~agu e's best fielding team Til 9 Across rl'om Post Office Port-rtield IS04, VI. Bea,den (I-O). Til 9 (Only ,"m.. Ich.dutecl). with .967 mark. · lArresled by FBI 0 h f · S fIeI m~p"~ th""Ih Ih,"~ ot R"- Hooyer Des(ribes FBI Protectlon In $100,000 Robbery rc es ra I iii uccess U ose ~i~t=:~:::po~~:! n ~,~ ~~ The 1951-52 concert season of ' pressionistic" in contras t to the WASHINGTON IH')-FBI Chief·· "realistic" type of nature poetry. major musIc groups on campus Ioccupation with humanitarian and I Juan." The work is based on a J. Edgar 'ioover announced Wed- came to I successful clo Wed- libertarian ideas and ideals. narrative poem by Nicholas Le- As played by the orchestra, It nesday the arre t of a New York nesday niltht with a distin(Ui hed Violins EC/ecU"e nau in which the writer treats the was a flowing, sensjtive num~r Of Liberties in Iowa Law Review girl nlghl club _inger and two performance by the SUI ym- Mourt's "Jupiter" Symphony Don as a young man "in love with which greaUy appealed to the Rhode Island men in connection phony orcllestra. in C Major i known as one o( the love." audience. America's !;reat problem today with the 100,000 robbery at the Although only five works were composer's three greate sym- H. is fatally wounded in a duel Balakirev's A s I a t I c-soundllll is to maint in the basIc civil lib- securing ot evidence against law CHURCH HELPS ANOTHER Quomet" RI., naval station larch on the program, each composition phonies, and the OIchestra'J in- and dies to slow music wil.hout "!slamey" opens with a march- trUes of the indlyidual, "the enforcement ofticials who have CENTRALIA, ILL. IA') - Fire 7. w !lawlessly performed t the terprel.ation consisted of dramatic the benefit of the sulphur and Uke rhythm accentuated with dra foundation stones of free govern- cooperated with the FBI in other destroyed the First Christian Hoover iderltified those under spring concert in the Iowa Me- pa ages Ie ding up to Cull eli- brimstone which· uch writers as Imalic bursts and the clas h or ment," and at the same time to cases," he adds. church of Centralia and a re arrest as Howard Hildebrandt, 25, morial Union. maxes lternated with trenquil Byron and Shaw have included. cymbals. protect the security of the nation. Re ults of such Investigations building fund was started the Robert R. LaPlante, 27, both ot The program opened with Bee- airs. Th ,·Iotins in this number Drtam-Uke Alm08phe re Building into a frenzied clapp- J. Edgar Hoover, director of are turned over to the departm nt same day. The first $1.000 wa West Warwick. R.I.. and Gloria thoven's "Overture to the were especially efJeclive. Deb\l_sy's "The Afternoon of a Ing of wind, Slrin. and percussive the federal. bureau of investiga- of justice which decide whethilr given by members o( the First Dale, 30, a New York night club ICreatur of Prometheus." The One of the top pie, s performed Faun" is a drowsy type or music Ii?Slruments, It ends with a bri!- tion, defines this dual obligaiton or not the facts warrant prosecu Methodist church. siDger. work rell ts the compo r', pre- wa5 Strauss' tone poem, "Don which creates a dream-like at- hant sweep. In his article on "Civil Righ ts tion . • nd Law Enforcement: The Role Fad-Findinc Work of the FBI," in the current issue of In security investigations, as in the Iowa Law Review. criminal cases, the role of the Hts article is part ot the "Civil FBI is that of a fact-finding Liberties Sympo ium" or the Rl'- a~ nc.v only. Hoover states. view, quarterly journal l'dited by Under general security opera- seniors In the college of law. tions, the 1"£1 investigates espion- "Law enforcement ethics mu;t age sabotage and subversive ac rise to prevent ab~ses, such a: uviiies, while'special security op third-degree techmcs, Unln~!UII erations cover investigation of arrests, unreasonable . detepllons, government employes nd job Spring Clean The Profitable Way - Sell Your Odds & Ends Through Thrifty Iowan Classifiedsl IUcgal searches and . C1zures," the appliean ts, as pr 'cribed by the FBI chic! declares. atomic energy act of 1946 and the r-- W- A-N- T- A-D--R-A-T-E-S- • Personal Services Mi.lc:eUaneous For SOle Autos for sale - Used Places To tat Houses Train inc Important federal employes loyalty program, . ' He adds that to secure law en- he explains. • --- WAStf!:R. Enlll h bl~yd., vlolln. vlQIa. FOR ..... ; 1138 Buick. 4-<1oor. INCOM!! p.opt"Y. 215 N. Dubuque. netl· forcement oIIicers who will not The"laUe-.· program requires the AU bartllna. '-G3II. ~.r. Dial '-0477. In. ,1M month bHldH e"...,lIonl I"'". One dar ...... lie pn word --~~~~--~~~~~ bNtroom o~'n r' •• partmenL £a.lly con.. betray their pOSitions nor violate FBI to check its files tor names Three daYII.. .. 1Zc USl:J) ,.',.ldIIl.... .nd EI...,lrlc !onArch ve~ 10 apartmenl. Wonderful oppor· per word tu,uty at $2SO(t. down. _ De'r month 01 civil rights, It is important to ap- and fingerprints ot all employ SIO"~ ReaMJlUlble Phon" '-11118. Five da)'8 ...... 1 5(: per word MOVINC~ Dial and u th~ eom· $4,000 down. SGS. month. "'!S70. preclate the impact of better and applicants for po llions in the plf't~. mOdrrn. ~111pmmt o.f the Mah.U' Ten daya ...... 2Oe per word Or • Tran.ffOr: training programs, modern eq ui (.1- federal executive bra nch, report Onl! monUl ...... 3ge ,",r word HOMES. loll, .e"'.... rl.... . uto Insur_ mellt, adequate salari s, and pel'- any information indicating disloy LAWN, .hrub. cardM care. Job or con ... In.,.,. WbJl!nti·K ..... R alton 121131. sonal integrity. ally, and conduct field inve:;liga- MinImum c:harce 50c trKt. Phun4ll 4"'1. LET" ;-;;;... f.;- your f umllur. ..fell' wltb our mod rn ~uJJ);nrn l to your new Both the FBI National ocademy tions to ascertain the facts In cases ho ...... Mah.r Br.,.. T ... ".,.. . D ~ I 16t6. for local police officers and the where there may be ~ome sugges FBI's Ir ining progr m for its own tion of disloyalty. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY tv It' .o~ eam ~ pJel. tree JUr'fry. nlndlnl. tranl· We Are Talcing special agents stress respect (01' "The FBI's roie under the loy One Insertion ...... 98e per Inch plantln.. trln,rnln•• and f~rnovh'l Fret' eS\ItnaleS. 'I~p"ce wood Applicationa to cOn titutional law, the BlIl oC alty program is to rt'port the facts Five Insertion5 per month, 'or .. Ie. Phon' Rights, nnd laws on sean'hes and to the civil servicc commission 1-0993. WL<;TINOHOUS£ retrl.er.lor "Ith new per insertion ... _ ... 88c per Lnch Jl'rlajdllre motor. 501 Flnkbln Park. Fill Vacancies in our eizures, Hoover points out. without bias, conclusion or re- Training itl technical crime de- commendations. It is Ihe r spon 'ren Insertions p r month, C&NUAl.o El.J',:CTRIC WASK!:R. Horl. laundry and tt(tion also helps preserve civil sibility or the employing agencies per Insertion ...... 80c per inch man Slt'am~r wlrdrobe lI'unk. Pbon* Daily Insertions durlne month, '-0.7'1. liberties, the FBI director says. and the loyalty hearing boards tlJ ~----~~--~~~~ dry cleaning pcr In ertion ...... '10c p r Lnch • M1TlI-COrona PorUlbl~. Llkf n w. SOlI. An all-trained orUcer may be · weigh the raets and to decide the Phon. 6882. tempted to force a suspect to con- proper administrative action," the departments fess to a crime. But the FBI ag nt man who hilS h(.'llded th FBI for DEADLINE Apply Mr. DavLq • uses n microscope, a teaspoonful 28 years reports. • p.m. weekdays for In. rHon of dirt, a fJeck of paint, or an ___======:..... __ in followIng morning's Daily New Process laundry X·ra~ to help identify the guilty Iowan. Please check your ad Rnd protect the innocent. In the tlr t Is u It appears. and Cleaning, Inc, The FBI's file of 123 million The Dally Iowan c n be re sets of fing rprinls is another bul City Record sponsibl ror only one Incor For foot corn!ort wark against the violotion of civil rect Insertion. SEE DARE'S USED CARS lOT For D~W shoe look ..• righL~. Hoover explains that 100 B tln . A I¥e,U f:flU:ftla I . A partment Rent FOR A GOOD BUY. million sets 11I'e non-criminaT Tbt Da lly I ...... n y In,. Ofnu TWO·roo," 'u"H~ht"tt IPf'rtmtllt. ~ III. ED SIMPSON At Our Lot prints, evidence which mny some Jia" .. ment ,..,d ltAlI . r ,,"orklnll Ilrl d Ir .,,,.11 dudln. uIIIIU . Av lIabl June I lIS Iowa Avenul' Corner E. College & S. Linn day be used to prove a cltiz n's CI_ In. DI~I Phone ~47 In , . ' :lQ phI, .11 day ""1- tardilY· Shoe Repairing and Suppllel '61 Huh su Inmo". Like N w. innocence
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For QuIck. REMEMBER: Economical RenIItI ~~~§ CALL 4191 "Well, I'm glad you thInk it's a crummy-looking bat. It . bappena to be ),OUl'l." TODAYI PAGE SIX - THE DAILY IOWAN. THURSDAY. 1m ~2. 1t5! Opposition Meets Governor sur ·Receives $18,920 In Gifts And
r Engineering Students Bankroll Burned Up Orga~, PI~que Brannan Blames 48 (ongress DAYTON. O. (IP) - Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. White got married ZS Declal Vo t e N ew Program years ago after they saved up a modest sum. They decided they woUld Contributed By f > ~ G · live frugally and save something for their old age. Students in the college of en- They saved and saved. Finally. last weekend they counted up. Neighl Storage Scandals gineering voted Wednesday to re- They had $43,55~35 bills of $100 denomination. Class of '52 or rain vamp student seminars conducted "We'd better put this in the bank Monday." they said. WASHINGTON (A") - Agricul- by each department of the col- So. Monday morning Mrs. White put the money in its usual bid- 1911 ~ The finance committee of the ture Secretary Brannan set off a got the idea to spread it around lege into a common body. ing place-a muslin bag pinned to her slip. But she had to clerk frolll rdOSC( state board of education 'has ac- table-thumping senatorial row on the country that there was a lack Formerly the seminars. which noon until late in the evening and didn't get the money to the bank, eepted $18.920 in gifts and grants thes~bjec;t of political manl~ula- of storage space. The price of fIi!! note. are required of junior and senior the Whites told poiice Wednesday. ctptance ( tor SUI, President Virgil M. Han- tion 9( lahn prices Wednesday by grain was [Olced down a billion engineering students. met sep- The money was gone Monday night. Arter a day of searcbilll. cher announced Wednesday. accuslog congress of creating the dollars and they put the bl ~ me on arately once a month. JIId \Yarn The new program. will go into they decided the money had been burned up in trash that Mrs. Whit! fIIJIl rei aI In addition. the committee ac- coriQ\ii~>ns for the ' grain storage congress. gathered and burned. The nol scanda1s. "Th I d t cepted an organ and apRroprlate " ey p aye a dir y trick on effect next fall, provided it is ac- But. the only thing they have to bolster their theory is a pil.e of tiP mini! plaque tor the Dan!orth chapel In- 'between rounlis of the. word the farmen. They lost a billion cepted ,by the dean and the execu- tive committee of the college ;)f gray and black ashcs. That's the only thing they have left, too. of their \0 the Ir as a memorial from the class of ~att\e h~ stoutly d~tended hiS de- dollars for pUrel} political rea- Thursday. 1952. The new student chapel is partm'tnt's performance in the sons, They're not ~oing to do it engineering. Departmental meet- _li=·f=e::;s=avi==n=g=s.======, ings three times a month and a r In' Al1ler now being constructed on the stora~ program as' a "grand job" again this year if I can stoo it." bad viola banks of the Iowa river. done. ~er difficulties. He was Aiken said the committee has fourth joint meeting once a month of all the seminars are sched uled. treaty or Prof. Emil Witschi of the zo- ""It~e~ I~ ' the, senate agriculture testimony that there was ample The 501 ology department received two comtrut~e.s I n v est I gat ion of storage space in at least some The objectives of the rivised seminar schedule arc: to bring :Jl'om fhe pen 0/ the ma:Jier in all leal grants totaling $10500 to support multi-million dollar shortages of midwest s t at~ in 1948. day. research in that d~partment. The produ~ts bought up to support Dewey Blames Tr-um~., student problems to the faculty (AP Wlr~p".") American Cancer society gave prices. The~e have been repeated Re- and have the faculty discuss its Vnl A FRIENDLY HANDSHAKE was given to Gov. William S. Beards $5,000 for research into the causes The shortages occurred in pro- pUblican statements that the drop student problem with the stu 2J'tamat~t, (]eorge Bernard II declB ley by Rebecca Wearln, 10, daUKht';,r of gubernatorial candidate of abnormal development of ver- ducts which had been placed in in grain prices was a big factor dents; to promote the profession the Irnnia of engineering; to plan technical Oatha D. Wearln. of Hastlon. at lett. Rebecca .accoDlPanled her tebrates. commercial warehouses or stored in President Truman's victory aeter as ' on the farm as security for loans over Gov. Thomas E. Dewey. programsi to bolster existing en fa&her. a tonner congreesman, to Cedar Rapids Monday to a mee~ Research in the field of sex-in lndcpCnde of candidates tor I'overnor. The younpl'er said ahe wanted to meet to farme:rs. Dewey himself ha s said the Tru- gineering activities, and to include differentiation under Wltschl will the fresbmen and sophomore en Shaw, Come :Jwo :Jitm6 0/ "Id aceCI &be maD who holds the office she hopes her dad will win, and she , ~nnan. Slams '48 Cut I man administration as ~ political be supported by a grant of $5.500 gineering students in seminars. pUtting t~ did. from the National Research coun Brannan set the price-politics maneuver caused a price drop \be contre cu. talk' loing with testimony that about 10 days before the election ,overnmer some of the trOUbles were caused to scare farmers away from vot- "(]reat lJ,.it~ance ani Wit". • • Russia I Iranian Cartpons - ,'.000 Hlalory Granl by limitations he said congress put ing Republican. Truman replied 141.,1,1 ·· ,: 1 . boT to thl The Rockefeller foundation Into the commodity credit cor- that Dewey knew there was not N.Y. Herald Tribune with the t gtanted '4.000 to Prot. William O. poration law in 194R. He ~Rid the a word of tru1h in the charge. lJilon of Aydelotte. head of the history de- reswt was that CCC could not Chairman Ellender (D-La. . ) told NOW. ENDS FRIDAY Leslie Howard plans dire Jackass Is U'.S.!Symbol ~artm~nt. for ~ study 01 the way takl! ~e~de the U. S. affected theIr political behavior. headed the agriculture committee , TEHRAN, Iran (A") - A floppy- ot militarl * * * A graduate fel.lo.wship in cllem- in Jj.te.. Republican-controlled con- STRAND - LAST DAY h!d been cared, bug-eyed jackass is fast istry. to be admlOlstered by Prof. gre,~ ' of 19'\8, came back Quickly supplanting the familiar figure of IMln refu sl Appraisal Company Karl Kammermeyer of chemical with: the accusation that Brannan 'WAIT 'Tn. SUN I. IlIIder the Uncle Sam in Iran as the symbol engineering, will ,be established had .distorted the events. SHINES NELLIE' of the United States. \ tllal secu! with the help 01 a $1,900 grant »e.said the department agreed -TECHNICOLOR- qUires the Not a day passes but one news from the Archer-Daniels-Midland to th'e .ll1w and helped write it. ,______-..2 Begins Revaluation h!lp inci paper or another carries a 1ront company 0 fMlnneapolis. , , Laclt ot Space Rumored "Doors O"",n J : 1~·!I:4!i" page cartoon showing the jackass Wendy Hiller. Rex Harrison llrength 0 The American Optical company ''Sut then" he said "somebody ~~~. The Ru: in varying moods - sometimes Of Local Property gave $1,000 lor researoh under ~ ., ~ I plotting against Iran's indepen the diredion of Dr. Alson E. Bra- . "\ ... Robert Newton. Deborah Kerr in "these act! The last step in the struggle for :3 rrnment CI dence. sometimes offering the ley .head of ophtpalmQlogy In the Manchester Youth -- .. country needed help. depending the property revaluation of Iowa other way City began Wednesday when re college of medicine. Dr. William ) • STARTS FRIDAY pallble wi on the paper's political affiliation. B. Bean. head of internal medl- Is-Drowning Victiin presentatives of the Clemlnshaw cine, received $45 from 'Mrs. 1. D. neighborly Usually. the old figure or Uncle Co., of Cleveland. Ohio, began Yanaway, Cedar Rapids. for re- M:AN:CHESTER. lAo (A') -Ron- . Sam is somewhere in the cartoon. the actual appraisal of r~sldences. A GREAT PLAY 'major Bartara ' Readers now know without being The ClemlDshaw representa. search in heart disease. a.ld' Ra~. 9-year-old son of Mr. BECOMES A GRraT told that the donkey means the Nursin.. Award Es\ablilbed and I Mrs. Arnol,d Rabe, drowned ~. lives arrIved in the city Wednes~ United States. day and immediately began jlP Prot. Amy Frances Brown. of in the Maquoketa .river here Wed- MOTION PICTURE Deftly, joyously told ..." Point 4 Ships Donkeys th II ! I $ 00 nesdliy despite the efforts of a 79- praising residences in the fifth e co ege 0 nurs ng gave I, 0 • With These Unfor- New York Times It ali began several months ago ward. The firm was authori2:ed by to establish a Carmelita Calder- yea1"..old, Waterloo man to save when Point Four officials handled the city's three taxing bodies. the WwOOadrdH. earst Clinical Achievement him. ,ellable People'. "Magnificent acting. . " the shipment of a load oC jackasses ci ty council, the school bpard, lind a The bay and sevetal other lads from Cyprus to Iran in a pro the county board of supervisors. The award. In memory of the were 'rlding tbeir bicycles ncar Tribune gram to improve the 10c;).1 breed. 10 revalue the property here at a late Mrs. Hearst 01 Cedar Falls. the river, bank when Rabe sud Iranian papers. forgetting all cost of $27,600. wiU be used to recognize excel- denly'fell into the water. WASHI!'I the good that Point Four was do lence of clinical practice In nurs- A. ~aSbel of 810 Hannah blvd., FRIDAY, MAY 23 K-cokuk Work Completed eIlt $1,626,: ing in the country, immediately lng and to aid those recognized Waterloo. who was fishing near f The r preselltatives came to Truman's seized on the jackass which be in acquiring further preparation by, heard the boy scream and hit SHAMBAUGH LEOTURE ROOM wles of vo came the butt ot every political Iowa City from Keok.... where in nursing. The first award will the water. He wad~d out to the they arc completing a revaluation. The deci joke. go to a member of the 1952 senior boy, but just as he grabbed the IIIPporters "What's wrong with Iranian The employes. five men and two class after hc or she completes bQdy, Gashel stepped Into a hole ENGLERT - LAST DAY Ohio had 1 donkeys?" was heard everywhere office girls, comprise the group at at least one year of slaff nursing. and went under and the body the present time. with more ex Two Showings n,h! lor si: around Tchran. An anonymous donor gave $360 disappeared. John Vorys Papers Use Symbols pected as the work progresses. to apply toward the expense of The' body was recovered about -- tr, led in W hen eve r the newspapers The primary object in the re bringing Ann C. Tattersfield, 25 minutes later, 20 feel from the ~:OO and 9:00 p.m. valuation is to "equalize" the val Supporters thought they spotted something Newcastle-on-Thyne. England. to bank.. enhower, 'I wrong in the Point Foul' program, u ~s of properties. J. M. Clemin the university for work in speech PI,amounl p, ....I . presiden tla they trotted out the floppy-eared, shaw, company director said. pathology. This will supplement IOWA ~ITY'S \ KIRK ELEANOR WlLlJAM tor smaller bug-eyed jackass. In order to carry out the eval an earlier grant of $650 for the Please attend early same purpose by the Field Foun The red W hen an anti-government uation. he said, it will be neces once they lIewspaper wanted to lampoon sary for the Clemlnshaw employes dation, Inc. DOUGlftS· PARKER ·BEND~ Premier Moham!T\ed Mossadegh to enter Iowa City homes. Co The committee also accepted a show if possible call votes v for agreeing last mon th to re operation of the city's residents total .of $115 (rom various donors ~ WllliAM WYlER'S bill is takel PrE sumption of U.S. military aid, it was urged by Cleminshaw in or for the Beth Wellman MemqrhH roau;'"" II SIDNEY KINGSLEY'S ...... The I12r::mm 17.9 billion showed him astride a donkey go der for a quick and efficient job fund. The fund is to be used to ing off to fight America's battles. to be ca rried out. purchase research tools. current - STARTING - lid and e, An editorial in the inlluential Journals and scholarly Public IIi countries a Short Time Required L ••lIIe .... Detective tions to facilitate student work in States agai Keyhan set the tone for the h." "'tar FRID A-Y jackass controvel'SY. Its editorial Only a short time will be re the Iowa Child Welfare Research wnist agg quired to inspect thc Inside of C.I.r ." :S tory, By a su writer said: station. Editorialist Comments thc residences since only a glance :~.G·Ms ./ /. - This is the 116, the h "I have lookcd over the list of is needed to note the type of wt of $79' floors. pI umbing, interion finish. STRlCKJ.,AND ELECTED , ',om' aid from the United States to Srt/InJ. ' sultry slave girl earmarked Britain. Turkey. Italy and Greece type ot heating. and general qual DES MOINES (iP) - Th~ Iowa :gin9/n: Europe. ity of construction, he added. Manufacturers association Wed •.. who died in the embrace and have failed to see a ny men of the Master sht: ',oved! A total tion of donkeys. Are we unique The movement to revalue real nesday elected Charles E. Strick fee/in' been requc: In the world in needing them?" cstate in Iowa City began last land of Mason City. as its new ;G/oriOus tion for th Foreign Minister Bagher Kaze December. A commlltee was first president to succeed L. P. Bou next fiscal mi had to explain that the Iranian set up to determine whether or dreaux. of Cedar Rapids. Strick I al ical/ eign attain army had been importing foreign not the revaluation was needed. land. general manager of the Peo SIBJ.9 mill A decision by· the taxing bodies ples Gas & Electric division in ! .. ~ ,VIUS jackasses to improve the breed eut 01 $615 and that was why the animals to have the job done and the ap Mason City, had been :vlce-preai ,./ '/-1( pointment of the Cleminshaw dent of the aSl!QClation durJng the the lloor. were brought over. Quo Direct IT company to do it followed. past year. lI