• .. ; Magazine X r , J The Weather ,. Partly doudy aod cold O'n S'ale &ocla,.. 1lostJy fair and warmer ThlU'llclay. Hl&"h today, 48; low, 30. BI,h Today! at Tuesday. C,; low, n. Iowa City, Iowa, Wednesday. 13. 1953 - Vol. 97. No. 161 ,UN Olfers To Free rBalkersr tU d .en t .( - ounci'-I En d orses C,rl -t- ICISin- ~~~~~~!~~~~~r) n Handling. Of DormiJory FU'nds gg:~~~i~i~;:i~~ 'Pa~iy Raid' Pe~;i E. yed*by* SUI Oificials Group ~~ 'mediately after an armistice. Own Valldlly UndcI' thc proposal, aimcd The Student Council TUeSdayl I . , I brcaking the crucial prisoner , d 952 . the SUI administration's ordcr college Monday night, egged on by ' pulled trolleys from the wircs and I c h ange d ea dl oc,k b a Ik y re-Issucdin" a 1 reso-'d" th a t par [..IClpants if"dn uture ral s the coeds'.. taunts of wc want let air out of trolley bus tires in Ques IIon ed POWs would be placed in con emn g panty ral S would be expelled' 3) called the boys." Aboul 50 got into the dorm o! a five-nation neutral repat women's dorms .at SUI. raIds very immat~re behavior on and had lifted many under~ downto~n Columbus. Male S~;I- lion commission. CounCl '1 P resl'd en t P e tVer :In the part of college students. thlngs' before police and gIrls. hdents shlOedh' spotlights "W on sorority"u P II' 109 no p}lnc h es, th C 1952 - 53 The Allies flatly rejccted I L4, Waterloo, said'the rcs- President Virgil M, Hanchcr wielding lire hoses drove them OllSCS s outing, e s~ you. Student Couni!1l Tuesday night Communist propo~~~ that a n was ~e-issued to warn ,t:,- and the office of student affairs, ou,t. Y~le had a 1,500-man hrecrack- loos.ed a Ion g-a~alted blast cal conference settle the fate of pUnJshment which will oe after the Currier raid last spring, City policc jailed 29 of thc er not Monda.y night. Parking me- agaInSt the SUI dormItory admln- pl'isoncrs persisting in their re- for any ':panty raidS.", warned studcnts that all partic'i- Spartan students and took Identl- tel's were ~Ippcd out, crackers Istratlon ~or Its handling of st:J- fusal to go home, original resCltutlOn was Issued pants in future "panty raids" ficatlon cards (rom 45 other~. shot off, poh~e cars damaged, and dent housmg funds, llarrlson Presents It May after a raid on Currier would be expelled. ' Many other campuses have been streets littered with beer cans The Council in endorsing a Lt. Gen. William K. Ha 1. I The resolution was promPtep by disrupted by student demonstr,l- and pop bottles. housing committee report was Jr., senior Allied truce resolution, in effect, 1) re- recent raids at other universities tions this spring. A small gro',:p Other demenstrations have been particularly critical of SUI bus- the Council's view thatl all'" rumors of a pending raid at 10f Ohio State univerSity stud ems staged at Princeton, Swarthmore, iness manager Fred W. Ambrose · f:e~~;:: ~~re~~ng~:n. from ."panty raids" has SUI. failed to break into a girls' dorm Bryn Mawr, Dartmouth, and Ha- and dormitory director Ted Reh- chle! Red negotiator, at advcrse effect on the univer- About 1,000 men students raid- Monday night durIng a 2,000- venford within the past two der lor their reCllSaldo give the session. and the state; 2) backed cd a girl's dorm at Michigan State Istrong snake dance. Students also weeks. committee what it considered ne- cessary information for its re­ Harrison asked the LOffiTnu:ms, group charged that Rehder !~ir~;u~rIn which c~hnest~~~~ivewe have ollce' Head Ashton Rescues Students Straw Hals andPO~~e Ambrose withheld the Lnfor- t mation even thouSh the Studellt :slg~;;~:.~,t proposa upon Senif)r Engineers End Council's committees "Ilre entltl~d The Allies earlier had said Lllml'ls Af ter Canoe Overturns to ask for and reccive Intorma- sections of the Communist Beard Saga tion from university officlals on • I Prot Ned L. Ashton Monday • administration of their depart- , ~~~t!~U~~~re;~~~echn~~'~ifr n 'e e:YISIOnl evening reseued two SUI students Engineering seniors of sur have ments, when such administration prisoners _ would be T I who!IC canoe had overturned on begun a rllSh on Iowa City hat directly affects student Interests." able." the Iowa river one mile west of the stores as they've switched from Recommendation Included ( After Harrison had • NEW YORK (ffY) - A Voice of Park road brldge. beards to sailor straws as their Thc endorsement carried a re- readlng the lengthy America executive Tuesday ac- A third student swam to shore. 'mark ot distinction." commendation that the new posals the Communists "used the state department of The students Tom Coan A3 As a result of a survey of the Council consider the report as ils a recess until Thursday. hamstringing tel~vision as a prop- Des Moines; Bil'l Seaberg, Al: Mo~ senior class it has been decider! first order of business when It Accept Red PrqPOllal aganda weapon In thc cold war. line, IlL, and Bill Schoo!, Ai, that seniors will not grow beards meets Thursday at 7:30 p.m. In t t The Allies accepted the "To put it very bluntly," .Rlch- Homewood, 111.. su[fered no ill anymore. One student explained Old Capitol, munists' proposal fbr a ard W. Hubbell told senate mves- effects. the change on this gr~und: "It The housing committee met at tion commission made up of tiga~ors, :'the department has been Seaberg and Coan clung to the makes a person {eel a bIt uneasy least six times with Ambrose and dla, Poland, Switzer1llnd, Sweden !laYIng ~IP service. t,o the ~dea of overturned canoe for 20 minutes when he goes for a job Intel'view RehdCt', the report said, and on and Czechoslovakia but said the . J ' ~ternatlOnal telev.lslon whll~ do- before Ashton heard their cries for with a beard. Straw hats will be a scveral occasions they decllned to co~mission's supervision must be Buys et Fu oru S mg virtually nothmg about 'l . help from his house at 820 Park llttle casler to put on and toke oft give the commlttce' information limited to non-Korean prisoners 'T . at will." ncc~·ary for a complete survey , his mcans we have been miss- road and rowed out io rescue ~ of war. ' 80 df Red Chi Fenol Concert lng opportunities In a numbel' of them. Schoof swam to shore to Anothcr student went along of the married housing situation . The .Allies hold 48,500 CommU- un or ma ,. countries." get help, but Ashton heard the with that idea but added that "on On April 30 the housing com- mst prlsoners who say they would . [icld trips the bcaras often cramp mittee formally requested that re~ist being returned to Red rule. WASHINGTON (lPl-The UOited To Be Ton,·ght HubbeD Is TV Head cries before Schoof reached th(' a man's style." Ambrose make available to the Thirty-four thousand are Koreans . government has pu~chas.ed Hubbell is TV director ot the professor's house. Ned L. Ashton In secking an altcrnative to the committee (]) a list oC employes whom the Allies propose to re- an estimated 10,000 ton~ of Jet alr- which is the propaganda Seaburg said the trio WilS hurry- E"l"l·/IC('I',·ll- P"ofe.- '0 d th 'r duties In the rna' led 'l eas~ to civilian status Immedia- plane fI,lel which a Finnish tank- The SUI chorus, under the arm of the state department. ing back to the dock when School ...~ r boards some of thc suggestions of- an el 1 r ~ · tely after an armistice. The other er was trying to haul to Com- fection of Prof. Herald Stark fered were green spats grel'n hOllSing program, (2) a brcl1k- I ' . d t '11 He told a public hearing of the changcd sides with his paddle, -- vests or the usc of st~cl con- down of "administrative ovcr- 14,500 are Chinese who said they mun ist Chmao the mUSIc epartmen, .WI t f' I ti b causing the canoe to tip over Thc 'h d . d h Th t I 't d . t t·t f' 1 t f h sena e orelgn re a ons su com- . B I d B d't structio n helmets. Cooler heads head' e arge to marru~ OU5- have renounced communism, emu ua seCUrl y a mllllS ro- sen IS ma concer 0 t e headed by Sen. Bourke B. boat halI-submcl'ged but th~ boys a once u ge prevailed however and the stra'NS lng, (3) a breakdown of uUllllcs The Allied Pl'oposal said there lion announced the cargo was son tonight at 8 in the lounge Hickenlooper (R-Iowu): :"'Cl'e able to hold onto the SIdes as Pd· tecl b J954 won out. costs, and (4) Information on th'c would be no objection to Commu- transferred from the tanker Wilma the Iowa Memorial Union. "Our te'levision activities have It floated downstream. Ie IC Y PI r t II f ol'iginal cost and financing or nist representatives making to a tanker of the U.S. mi~itary The first choral selection b f' .." . ans or nex year co or S i h' 'U i planations" to the Chinese In cus- sea transportation service near women's voices, "Why e~n con.med to the most Ill:l1lt.ed We wcre ~olned that ~o one WASHINGTON (IP)- Secretary dbnnlng of the hats some time UI marr cd ouslng faci [es.