, Serving the State The Weather University of Iowa Perloelit' showen ull lhunderatorms to da y. Campus and ontlnued c:loudr Sa'ur Iowa City day. KI~h tou,., 52: low, 48. TII&'h ThUl'llu,., 76; at owan low. 44. / Est. 1868 - AP Leaaed Wise, AP Wirephoto - Five Genis Iowa City, Iowa. Friday, May 16, 19S2 - Vol 86, No. 161 • • riC roc alme An Editorial Oil Workers Boatner Aims Possible Solution for Ov,r.Vitalized Stude.,ts Move to End To Show Reds The blame for Tuesday night' mid can be Why not set a ide one day during the spring placed on several doorsteps. of the year, several weeks befor finals begin, 1. Those who organized and encouraged peciIicaJly for tho' e who are intent upon raising 16-Day Strike 'Who's Boss' the mid, both men and women students, cannot the roof? WASHING-TON (JP) - O. A. KOJE ISLAND (l"RIDA Y) (1P) • be ignored. We IIggest that the student council plan Knichl, top str.. tegy-maker ot a - A new era of firm rule was 2. The university administration, or more recreation for those with the fighting spirit as i score ot unions Involved in the proclaJmed Thursday for Kole is nalion-wlde 011 strike, said Thurs land, ending sott meuures that appropriately, the student council, should have done at ome smaller American and European day "We are calling oft the allowed Red prl.oners to nego foreseen that such an incident was predictable ill colleges. strike," and eO\ ernment oUiclols tiate with their captors and flaunt view of similar raids around the nation. Dllring the war the Sea Hawks, who wer tor s w n qulck end to the l6.day "Insultln, sl,ns." walllout. Brig. Gen. lIaydon Boatner The weather might said to have been stationed here, had a form of recreation which 3. be Union and lovernment officlnl~ made this clear to correspondents a contributing influence. Spring is the time of we beli v to be just the thing for over-vitalized, said nn actu
' j PAGE TWO - TIlE DAILY IOWAN, FRIDAY, MAY 16, 195Z Letters to the Editor Busino's Buffoonery \Iv • (Be.den are ....ted t. txprus o,in his statement, gives a typical re leDI In leUers ,. Ibe Edlter. All letlen -----Tbe Dal~ 1owal1 .ast. Ihelude bana.' rlUen ...... luru sponse, it is unfortunate that he Sh Ind addru eI - typewritten lcnaturu should not be more objective in are no. ae-c:eplable. Letters bU:elUe the ,r.pert, ., The nail, lowan& The stead of trying to play the thing ...... rflUl'U lite rJ,hl to Ihnteo • down . • eled re,n:.-eal•• he leUers when man,. Publlah~ daOy except Sunda;, and Monday and legal hoUdar. by IItudenl J ...... a.'t.ertal ."Ieta are In ti. e b ..... Fred M. PDwnan. PabUlher on tile pme •• bJed arf' reeeived, .r I am no psychologist, but it Publlcatlono. Inc., 128 Iowa Ave., low. mea ••f I.d Uall. a.rUl catnnce. wUJtllotd It:tlfltS. Conblbators are seems to me that the presence of DAILY IOWAN EDITORIAL STAFF Ilmlted 10 not more. lban two letten tn City, Iowa. Entered ...econd clau ma" an1 ...da1 period. and .hoald limit tear gas bombs, guns, night sticks, matter at the pootoIDce a' Iowa City, Editor " ...... Jameo MacNair MlUllIging Edllor • Robert Duncan lbe.l, letten te SOO 1"OfliJ or Ie • Wlder th, act of co.,.re.. of Marcb 2, O,lnJoDS exprused dD no' ne:reuatll,' black jacks, flying rocks, wild 18711. Call 8-2151 II , .. 4. not ««In News Editor Gene Rafle.nsperae.r ".r Dan,. lewaa Itr 1 . .... Make•••• AU"t. News Editor .. Arlo W ...ner reprue.' tb. e .r Tbe DanT lowaa.) (ist fights, robbery, and between lerylce 11 .jyee •• .U lel'vlce ene" A ..·I. News Editor JM M~er 800 and 1,000 men trying to gain .a!!!=MBER OF THE ASSOClATUl PRl'SS ...... e. II" .:. a.m. rile DaU)' Je.a. CIty Editor .. MarvJn Bra verman TO THE EDITOR: t unlaw1ul entrance to a women's The Associated Pre.. II entitled u dr~ajaUen deparlmea , 10 the re.'" Dr A ...· t. City Edllor •. Lenard Strnsbur, olualvely to the Ute for republication OJ4 J •• rn.all,m balldlLJ, Dab_que and Sports Editor . J ack Jordan The feverish desire for justice dormitory might be considered 01 aU the 1 • ,,.. TOE DAD..Y rOWAN, FllIDAY, lIAY 16, 1932 - PAGE THREB W'lb F' d an Rece ives Currier to Honor IMelodrama Uses Antiques ICily Petunia Projetl Voters' League Elects I urn em. h New Dormitory Head I C II . INears Completion Miss Halsey to Board Sh ul ma n Memoria I T rop Y At Reception Sunday From Loca 0 ectlons w=:.':' 'I:!. ~:. IO::'",,~:' EIiUlbeth Halsey. professor and------ Mrs. David L. Ro , state league workers pLanted 200.000 petunias head of women's physical educa Cdrrier council wi\1 sponsor a tion department at $UI. wa elec president, will serve the second Thursday morning in d signated year of her office. tea Sunday afternoon from 3 to 5 spots throughout the city. ted to the state board ot directors in honor or Dorothy Leslie, new One of the items adopted for Areas planted included the of the League of Women Voters the 1952-53 state program was a ly appointed head of women's for a tWO year term at Ihe last continued study program of the dormitOries and Currier hall. Washington street boulevard, the day of the state lea,ue convention relationship between state and Start and " esldent of Currier fusser and Moose parldng lots. and women's dormitories, together Mary O. Coldren home, Child and Thursday at the Iowa Union. municipal government, with em phasis on local home rule with with faculty members and Iowa Public Wel[are home, Community Other officers and board mem action limited to providing in City guests, will attend the tea to building, Police and Fire depart bers elected arC) Mrs. Theodore be held in the south lounges of formation. ments, Rock Island depot and A. Stroud or Des Moines, first Currier. vice-president for a one-year Those who wl1l pour are Shirley freight oUice, Nall garage, the term; M.oos. J . Stephen Westly of Anderson, A4, Keokuk; Nancy armory and the public library. Mason City, second vice-presi Watches • Jewefry Gause, A3, Lynnville; Chastine frs. G. E. Grunewald was dent tor a two-yellr term; Mrs. Webber. A3, Des Moines; Jenny Diamonds • Gifts Lou Dixon. A4. Freeport. Ill.; chairman of the project. Mrs. Frederick Leopold of Burlington, Marion Godlkson. A4, Manning; Robert CaldweU, co-chairman of treasurer for a two-year term; Guaranteed-. Mrs. D. D. Dewey of Sioux City, Norma Sexton, A3. Des Moines; the project, said "The plantlng Watch Rrpatrlnc liirector for a one-year term. Beverly Robinson. A3, De s wa as great a success this year Moines; Fran Salisbury Zern. C4, as it has been the last two years." Mrs. Ra Lph Flnkbine of Atlantic J(WELER Waterloo: Flo Schuck, A4, We t and Mrs. A. L. McComb ot Ames Point; Marianne Craft. A4, Hud- Each year the club has increased to two-year terms as directors; son. the number of flowers it has Mrs. W. C. Hottman of Des =v. H. GOR~ = Mil's Leslie, who assumed her l)lanted. Moines, nominating commiltee for WATCHMAKLR new dUties May I, comes to SUI Brownie troops will plant J)e a two-year term; Mrs. J ames from the University of Michigan tunias Saturday mornIng in City Leach ot Davenport nominating ~ ' 6 E. MA~J«(T ~ T. where she was head of a women's park to complete the project. committee for a tw;"'year term. dormitory since 1944. A graduate of the University of Wisconsin. she was empLoyed 10 dormitory work at Indiana uni ANSEL CHAP1\[AN, LEFT. CHAP ER ADVI ER 0 Phi Ep ilon Pi, ver ity for one )'ear and at the Minr used In tlle rur lOclal fral.emlty, pre ented the am hulman memorial trophy Wed Un!\'ersity 01 1I1Inois tor three rent Unlversit thl'al.er produrUon " lreets of ew York" art thl THRIFT DAYS· SPECIAL nesday nl&'ht to its first recoipi ent. Wilbur Friedman, ('4, lou" City, years berore going to Michigan. "1\l&'h-OOy" blll)cle MIn&' driven b Jerry ilMrman. I . :\1II,,'au . ':!.h·' :':::"':i~ tor outstanding' services in campu and hou I' actlvilirs. Picture or Miss Leslie succeeds Lorlssa kee. W is.; On'men' boots and h 'Imel: piliI' and wicker anI', worn . Ute late l\fr. hulman. Iowa City bu Iness and civic teader. Is in the Sheldon who resigned her po Itlon b Gus ~ r theaki • A4, Cedar Rapid. looklnr throurh a bra &ele , ". baellll'ound. A. memorial service" n held In honor of tr. hulman. earlier thi~ Year: _. K Gpt'. and &0 the idt a wlt'hr baby burlY and a leather fire buck I I et. From a wicl{er b by carriage I trom th IIl'nold chwinn Bicycle with splndh.' wheels to a "hlah- co mpany in Chicago. The Party Line boy" bicycl the propertl s used The baby carriage was loaned in the current University theater to the theater by the ramily or production "The Street!r of New Robert Paulus, A4, [ow City. The York" are articles orl&inlll [n the firemen's rubber helmets and Neoprene CREPE FLATS MIAMI TRIAD - A formal DELTA ZETA-A dinner dance Mrs. Lida Mae Filkins. sorority 1890's. boots are trom the Iowa City fire dance will be held in the River will be held at the Moy!lower housemother; Mr. and Mrs. Clair Special attention-getters ob- department. ju~t as the boots Hamilton; Mrs. Harriette Evans. room of the Iowa Union tonight club tonight. Dinner wilt be at tained {rom rowa City oure worn by the Keystone Kop~ nre 7 p.m. and dancing from 9 to I rill KAPrA P I - There will and th theater property shop In- loans Crom the Iowa City police. rrom 9 to 1 n.m. Guests and chap be a formal dance at the house, erons are: Helen Reich; Mr. and a.m. Guests Qnd chap ron will eLude a Leartl'le lire bucket. n The brass tele cope belongs to I be: Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Denn; Dr. 363 N. Riverside dr., trom 9 p.m. glo. pen-holder w.th a lorlle quill the SUI science department, m Mrs. L. Dale Faunce; Mr. and to midnight Saturday. Guests and 4.90 and Mrs. C. Woody Thompson; pen. a brass telescope, II cut-glass while the wine decanter. pistols, Mrs. G. E. Marshall; Mrs. Amy chaperons are: Mr. and Mrs. Sid :md Mrs. Sam Smith. sorority wine decanter. several long- and remaining properties all be Valentine; Mrs. Adele Hammal; ney Cralger; Mr. and Mrs. Clark housemother. barrelled "Derringer" pi tols, and long to the drama depar tment. and Mrs. Mary Perry. Houghton; and Mrs. Vern C. Mc pm EP SILON PI - There will Mahill, fraternity housemother. on old upriaht piano. The pLay will run through Mon- SIGMA PIlI EP ILON - A ThI' bicycle, which Is driven day except Sunday becau e or the be a house party at the chapter PHT GAMMA DELTA - Mem dinner dance will be held to across-stage by Bob Smith. Iowa !ar I' ticket demand. It begins at house, 332 Ellis ave., tonight trom bers will entertain at a costume night at Melody Mill. Dinner will Clty, wa~ purchased Bnq shipped 8 p.m. be at 7:30 p.m. and dancing from 8:30 to midnight. Choperons arc: party at the chapter hous , 303 9 to I a.m. Guests and chaperons Mrs. Sonia Sands, (ralernity Ellis ave., Saturday from 7 p.m. arc: Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Mc hou"l'mothcr; Mrs. Sadye Edclsen, to midnight. Chaperons are: Mr. Girls to Race Carty; Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Glassman. and Mrs. DaLe Welt; Mrs. Alice Original Compositions Ingram; Miss Virginia A. Buck DELTA DELTA DELTA -The Harker, fraternlty hou emother; To Be Played Tonight Canoes Saturday Ingham; Mrs. Helen Esping, tra sorority will hold its spring trom- Dnd Mr. and Mrs. Roy Walther. ALL WHlTf • WHITI with LILAC. \&oHITI I h " w t MINT GRUN • WHITE with YEllOW temity housemother; Mrs. Ralph 01 tonight at the Hotel Jefferson IOMA NU - The fraternity A program ot c\mpo itions by Canoe races. $\Jonsore- will hold a spring formal from 8 SUI music students at 7:30 p.m. Womcn's Recreation as oelatlon W. B. Scrlthwirk. erons arc: Dr. and Mrs. E. Theen; p.m. to midnight Saturday at the Friday In the North Music hall Is will b held at 9'30 n.m. Saturday open to the public without charge. Guchapterests house,and chaperons 630 N. Dubuque will b$t:. on the [OW3 river from University .. It's Gil rlli·"('(l 1 0/ Co Sllil Is .------;..------i- The original works have been high . chool to the Union root Sgt. Lomax; Pres. and Mrs. Virgil written by Abram Plum, G. Os M. Hanch!,'r; Mr. and Mrs. Robert bridie. 'week iJl our' store. Freshest Dressed Kennelly; Mrs. KathLeen Whit kaloosa; Leon Wagner, G. Chica The rnce . oril inally planned ford, rraternity housemother; Mrs. go; Robert E. Tyndall, G, lown boe Salon • Fint Floor Francis Ford, Mrs. Selm Y tter, Cor last weekend. were postponed and Mrs. Alice Overholser. City; Samu 1 H. Scott, G, Indi Chicken in Town SaturdaybKW~ ~rnj the races~ inp~ will again orrnln be l ':=~-- -~======~======~======~==~====~~ DELTA TAU DELTA - There ana polis, Ind.; Wendell Rider, G I postponed. • • will be a spring tormal Saturday Marshalltown, and Charles Hoag. from 9 p.m. to midnight at the AI. Davenport. chapter house, 724 N. Dubuque st. The muslcans submitted their COME TO Chaperons are: Mrs. Charles J. compo ltiOns to the midwest music Birdsall, fraternity housemother; students' sympo ium at the Uni across from Finkhine Golf Course Ph. 8·0241 Mrs. Llda Mac Filkins, and Mrs. Harriette W. Evans. versity or IIlinol May 9 to 11. GUATEMALA Mexico and Merida, Yucatan This Summer with an experienced tour leader RICHARD SITILER instructor in the SUI Spanish Department 21 to 27 day all expense • , . all air TOURS VisiUn9: ANTIGUA LAKE ATITLAN lowest priced in its field! CHICHICASTENANGO ltih a..oYliful new Styl.li,.. O. Lu •• 2-000' s.doft lid. for I... thon On)' comparabl. mod.1 I. h. PI.ld. ICon,inuD' ;ol1 of "D(1dord .quip • MAYAN RUINS • .." ond 'r;", lIIurrro,ed It depend.n' on ... lIoblli" of mot.,io'. Wh ir. Ild.wolt "' 8• GUATEMALA CITY • ,.',a co&l wh.n o'f'oilobl •• J LAKE AMATITLAN QUETZALTENANGO On~ C'ASI'I()/ef ()h fIJV. ~ • SAN LUCAS SANTIAGO lITAPA ON PACIFIC ...... ~ ,~t • All these Big-Car Extras and including a ., I to: . 2 day stopaver in MEXICO CITY and the famous ruin at with the Lowest-Priced Line in its PieJd I CHlCHEN ITZA. at Merida. machine. are amazing' Yucatan l ''''Jj 16. wonderful day. but men are more so ,It ID Guatemala Completely escorted. U you wish ,.. . They make headl ines in fires, llUrricanes SEMINAR AT THE SUMMER "Young ladies, if you will direct your atten , I! EXTRA _IDING COMFORT EXTIA SUENGTH AND COMFOn SCHOOL OF SAN CARLOS tion to the complex telephone equipment on and floods. But much morc important, tlley UNIVERSITY 01 Improved K.... ·Adion .1 FI,h.r UnI" ..1 Con,'rudl... the lett, 1 think you'lJ agree with most folks give the world's best telephone service all EXTIA SMOOTHNESS Loweat oU-inclusive .to.ldent- " __ 4"49 who tour our telephone offices that it is year fOund. teacher rat.. everl exceedingly impressive." By Air. from key dU.. in aU As the Bell System continues its growth, parts of the U.S. and return ODly We think so too. But the minds of the new and even more amazing machines are 5445.00, includinq aU taxes (Cd men who developed it are even more im being created. And along with this growth low Cd $326.00 from dti.. near pressive. Some people use "the human ele is the need for college men with the right er Mexico) ment" to denote weakness. In the Bell 'Jua1i6cations for work and opportunity in a In cooperation with: System, we believe our greatest asset is our variety of fields - in engineering, research, American and Pan AmerlcCID people_ operating and administration, Alrlin.. T ACA Intem.ational Airlin... CMA-Unlted Fruit Co. SEE·YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER FOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE NEEDSI ® IILL ULEPHOIU , for complete Informatlon phone Richard Sittler at Unlv. Ex. 2338. or 8-2288 • PAOE FOUlt - THE DAILY IQWAN. F ltIDAY, MAY 16, 195Z _ frucks Wins No-Hitter, 1-0, O·n·Wertzl Homer 5 tops Nots ~or lst Win; ICharges 'Illegal Conspiracy by Baseball' - ~E~~~.0~~J~~E:1~:~~S~~:~:' LBS Suspends :All Operations run to give the Detro' t Tigers a 1-0 victory over the Washington Sena- NEW YORK (. Chicago White Sox, has said his job as vice-pres-' After letting the first ball go by, ago righthander Art Houlteman charging they conspired to keep game of the night. Sox, appeared to be out of a job. ident would remain open. Wertz drove losing pitcher Bob of the Detroit Tigers almost Liberty from broadcasting games. ~------ Porterfield's second pitcli into the pitched a nO-hit, no-run game. McLendon also denounced the 1 upper right field stands just Inside But Harry Simpson of the Cleve- justice department because he Darling, Reichardt the foul line 340 feet away. Right land Indians singled with two out said it was "too weak to enforce 'House Postpones Baseball An1i-Trusl Ruling fielder Jackie Jensen didn't even in the ninth inning to spoil it. its laws against monopoly." Honored by Alums WASHINGTON (. Mickey Vernon with two out in by limiting the Wbite Sox to four Plttsburah . 5 23 .179 stop Pete Runnels. Trucks him- season, will leave today for Min- Murchison leads the Iowa run- self singled over second base in the ninth inning. hits. Tb."d.y·. Olme. neapolis, Minn., and Saturday's ners with his 9.6 seconds time for the eighth. . But Trucks attributed his sue- The hard-luck loser was Ken Brooklyn 2. Plttsburlh 0 ' lr al cess largely to almost flawless Holcombe, making his fourth Pittsburgh Pirates, 2-0, 0-3' YO. Spahn (1-31. practice for the Gophers. Clyde Gardner in the discus, and ball teams will try to end Big Ten ' allowinj( only six hits. * * Runners in Top Shape broad jumpers Bob Henard and I losing streaks In their single game The Dodgers got to loser Murry W k ' M d I BII AMEIlI AN STANDINO* Stan Levinson are the other I" Coach Francis Cretzmeyer said all 'ilAlS e I"ea here today at 1 p.m. Dickson Ior their runs in the first w I, Pt', Gil Thursday.. that his entire squad, Iowans ranked among the best in Telh W'ld cats won th e Ir f Irs' t inning on singles by Pee Wee Cleveland 18 9 .867 W ••hini:lon 14 10 .583 except quarter-miler Bob Clark, the conference. I three games then lost f i v e Reese, Jackie Robinson and Roy Iowa leads the conference mile In Sh Doling rS Up h e Id Boston _ 15 11 .577 (5-year lrUarantee). Indivi dually cellophan e wrapped, was in good physical condition. relay teams with a time of 3:15.7. straight, while Iowa has dropped Campanella a walk and an out- New York 12 12 .500 Chicago . 13 14 .481 Several other Hawks have been three in a row. Northwestern is field fly. St. LoulJ IS 14 .481 bothered by leg injuries earlier HARRISBURG, PA. (. double-header last Saturday Athletics scored a 6-0 victory ,)V- New York at Detroit - Reynolds 12-3 V5, Gray 12-4 ' , rerlarded.. as one of Iowa's most 4,OOOth winner Thursday, the sec- Compensation board reverse"" a from the Wildcats, 2-1 and 3-2. erh·t the ! Sl.I Louist Browns. Kellner Boston at St. LouJ. • Nighl) - Mc promiSing newcomers at the ond man in racing history to reach decision of one of its referees Iowa was rained out at Indiana I sa e y hree times, drove in Dermott (l .. l) va. Garver (2 ... 21. Prof. of MOB Psychology quarter-mile distance. the mark. awarding medical expe\lses to the last Friday, then (ell twice be- two runs and scored two in mak- W•• hl"ICton at Cleveland (Night) Shen 12-01 VI. Wynn 14-21 . Hurdler DuWayne Dietz, and The 42-year-oid veteran of 25 Iirst baseman. The National fore Purdue, 3-2 and 4-1, large- InEr it a personal triumph, his third Philadelphia at Clticago 1Night! sprinters Len Sykes and Ira Mur- yca;rs on the turf brought in Fleet leagLie club had appealed the Iy because of weak hitting. Hawk- of the season. Hooper W·21 vs. Dobson ' .... 2J . ch ison were Cretzmeyer's big Diver in the third race at Holly- :'eferee's decision. eyes coUect,cd only 10 hits in the worries. All three reported Th'Jl"s- wood Park. The board said Waitkus was two games. day in t:>p condition. The 'other 4,000-man is Eng- not entitled to ~orkmen's com- The team now has a season's 7 Oel Hll h Ranking land's Gordon Richards, who rang pensation for the injul'Y on the ' hitting average of .230 and a ASPHALT TILE Statistics released this week up No. 4,431 Thursday. Richards grounds it did not happen while fielding mark of .935. Top bat showed seven Hawkeyes listed has been riding several years in tbe courie of his employment. ters are Ed Lindsey, 317; Bill Va "x9"xS" Blocks 12x12 Room among the top Big Ten perform- more than Longden. Waitkus contended he was. Vana, 307; Duane .Brandt, 292; As Low As Sc Each As Low As $12,80 __------'~------______and Jack Lundqu ist, 283. AI Lenski is the probable pitch Iowa Grid Great Signs as Cardinal Coach er today. Although he has lost MATIOO - ARMSTRONG - HAKO five of six games, he has allowed an average of less than nine hits per game. Merle Jensen, Ed :pnd IOWA OITY FLOORING 00. J. sey and Bob Diehl probably will 211 J(irkwood Ave. be held for the Wisconsin double Iowa City, Iowa - Ph. 8-3212 header here Saturday. Paul WHO WILL BE Shady" has switched 10 At the University of Iowa The title goes to the collegian who BECAUSE looks best in the new "After Six" white "The jokes are newer and sharper in response summer formal iacket with lne new to the recent s tudent survey I More appeal than miracle "Stain-Shy" finish. With it goes q fire plugl" a : complete summer formal outfit, prizes galore, and plenty of female F'INSTANCE hemale worship. The winner will be Boys from the deep south like to neck and Hector was no exception. "Honey. would yo' announced next week. _:.-----~:::::::::1 mind if ah kissed yo' am" he asked softly. "Ain't my lips nough?" angrily snapped hia date. Magazine X , FORMER IOWA ORID GREAT Dick Evana IJ'-»I as line ClOach of the Chicago Cardinals' pro f·t~. i ol\n l footbaU ttam Thursday as head coach Joe Kuharich (richt) Ieob on. Evan! , an end 011 tht Iron Men Coming Wednesday, May 21 111 1939 RIlII on II.·... C'olil'Ke A II -~ t nrs in 19-10 , ronne rly Illayed for Ihe CrcclI n !1Y Panker allll .he CarcUanls of the Na tlonal Football I'l!acue. THE DAILY iOWAN, FRIDAY, ~IAY 18, 18S! PAGE FIVE Water Therapy Begun - Carver Elected Head 18 J0 Speak At Conference Value of Milk Shown in SUI Study on Rats 4 Given Awards Substitution of milk, a bever For Scout Work Of Wesley Founaalion 0 I d , A d Ed ,- age high in food value, for cal'· ter than rats assUned to cottee or I Children Swim Raymond E. Culp, ot Coralville, Palsied bonated drink or coftee, which carbonated drink, but sUit faU Garland Kay Carver. A2, Spen- n n US ry n uca Ion and SUI graduate Carl F. Moer contribute little or nothing to the short ot ,ains made by group one, - Coordinates Muscles eel', has been elected president of diet, can make a dramaUc differ she!, of Homestead, received SU Wesley foundation tor the year Four Iowa industrial executives I ------ ence in health and well-being. tipping the scales in 10 weeks at vcr beaver awards at the Iowa and four SUI engineering profes 8y l\fA.RY JO GARVEY SUI graduate students, Robert 1952-1953. engineering, "Graduates and Job only three times their original River valley council Boy Scout * * * * * * sors will give short ta 1ks at the A current experiment with bev Bjork. G, Albert City, and Robert Other oWcers are: personnel, Offers"; A. V. Donnelly, electrical erages In foods and nutrition weight. • appreciation dinner in Kalona "Hey, look. I'm fioating." Mark. G, Knoxville. "Industry and Education" confer engineering, "Summer Intem Thls is evidence that, white milk Wednesday night. Sylvia Bliss, AI , Iowa City; pro ence to be held on campus May classes of the home economics de This statement from an average Members of the hospital staff ship "; K a r I Kammermeyer, supplies more nutrients than most Frank R. Burge, director ot the American 6-year-old doesn·t mean 28. Two other faculty members partment at SUI hows graphic and a registered nurse are always gram, Joyce Miller; social, Anne chemical engineering, and A. B. ally the value of milk In the diet. foods, you do need a 'varied dIet. 1951 Scout-O-Rama and Frank J. much except that the youngster is wiu lead general discussion after present so that there is nn adult Fischer, N2, Meservey; service and Cambel, mechanical engineering, In the experiment, which is one of Miss Osborn explains, particularly Havlicek, director of the 1952 one of the millions of kids who the talks. "Cooperative Research." Scout clreus. were also given to watch each child in the pool. depulatlons, Leonora Hunt. N2, II number conducled by students since milk is relativel¥ low in ~arn to swim each year. Purpose of the one-day meeting Prot. J. W. Howe, head of the iron content. awards all appreciation. Coordination BeillJ' Tauhi lount Sterling; ecumeniclty, Dean is to seek ways to alleviate the tor demonstration purposes, four But the remark is received in David B. Ray. assistant hospital department of mechanles and hy Culp was cited as "having given Michel. A I, Iowa City; publicity. shortage of engineering graduates, groups of baby white rats hold the , different light when it is uttered director, said the children are draulics, and Prof. P. F. Morgan spotlight, used because reactions many years of service to scouting, by a child who has been the vic Sandy Blazek, AI, Marion. 10 tind further means of encour of the sanitary engineering de proving himsel! to be a friend ot swiftly overcoming any fear of aging Iowa engineering graduates to varied diets are similar to those Greek Actress Denies tim of cerebral palsy all of his water they,m, y have and are Finance, George Aumock, A3, partment w\ll moderate the dis of human beIngs. aU boys and showing many evi six years. to join Iowa firms, and to dis~uss cussions. Prof. F. G. Higbee, act Marriage with Aly Khan dences of being a service minded gradually being taught muscular Onalaska, Wis.; recorder, Jim engineering services available \0 Rats m group one get an "ideal" ~ns Swimmlnc Prorram ·oordlnatlon in the water. Ing dean ot the college of en and public spirited eit~en . " Africa, AI, Iowa City; Kappa Phl, Iowa industry from the college of diet of milk and whole whe t ROME (,4» - Just a flirtation, • The Iowa Hospital School tor Several children a -e on the gineering, will extend a welcome Mary Lou Schulze, AI, Ossian; engjneerlng. to the group. flour. Those in group two are on Greek actress Irene Pappas said the Education an:! Treatment of verlle of floating now and it won't The meetings, open to all Iowa milk only. A third group is given Thursday night Dbmtt her report 2 SUI Women Given Physlcally Handicapped Children be lon't betore the}' can swim Wesley players, George Heirlng, At a luncheon meetm, of the bUSinessmen in terested in the conference Provost Harvey ll. whole wheal flour plus a carbon ed romance with Prince Aly Lowden Classics Awards bas Initiated a swimming program 'e\eral nrokes without sinking. AI, Marshalltown. problem, will be held in the en aled beverage, while rats in the Kahn. for Its patients not only as a rec Davis v.'i1! speak. Aller the 1 t "It's a long. hard pull for many New of(jcers for Wesley Supper gineering building on the univer fourth iTOuP are cotCee drinkers, Wben a reporter said she had Winners of this year's $25 rtatlonal activity but also as a of the handicapped children," Ray afternoon discussion students ot club are: president, Dave Stanley, sity campus. alEp getting their qUOLa ot whole been Quoted as saying. she was Lowden awards in the cla~sics are theraputic aid. remarked, "because they have engineering will hold a cortee La, Iowa City; vlee-president and Speaking on "Industry's Ideas" hour tor the visitors. wheat flour. anxiou~ t:> marry Ny J{ahn, the Betty L. Thomas, A4, Delta, and The children take swimminJ! trouble coordinating arm and leg will be L. E. Anderson, works Margaret O. Osborn, assistant program chairman, Riley Geary. darlt-eyed beauty replied: Patricia L. Caldwell, AI, Iowa lessons at the pool in the women's muscles." manager, PHtsburgh Des Moines WEARlN VI IT HERE professor in the home economics "No. Don't mention marriage. tymnasium every Saturday after City. Provam Succ ful in M3, Iowa City; secretary and Steel; G. L. Welssenberger, pres- Gubern torisl candidate Otha department at the university, says It'. lliSt a rurlatlon." The 23-year Miss Thomas won the award in JIOOlI under the direction ot two He said the water therapy pro treasurer, Keith Thayer, DJ, Creli ident. Keokuk Electro MeLaIs D. Wearln, Hasting, was in Iowa the weithl 01 baby white rats in old actress from Corinth id she Gre(!k; Miss Caldwell, in Latin. gram, which has been very sue co; social chairman. Doris Ross. company; Alex Black, manager, City Thursday conterrlng with Ihe first group - fed on mUk and I~ stili 'married to Alkia Pappas, a The awards are based on the ces~ful in other parts of the Unit Publicily and p rsonnl'l Chair Solar Aircraft, Des Moines; and county Democratic leaders. Wear hole wheat flour - increases In Greek aClor-"separated but not scores of a competitive examiD Collegium Musicum ed States, has great potentialities L. P. Boudreaux, pre ·Ident, .pen-Im Will give a speech in Cedar 10 weeks to between four Dnd five divorced." atlon among those students who man, Biill Ross, G, Shelby, 0., and in the treatment or physically ick and Ford, Cedar Rapids. Rapids Monday, and said that he times their weight at the begin She said she Is eoing to Cannes hlwe reached a level of learning To Present Music handicapped children. music chairman, Charles Smith, ..··('ul·v 'neakers will include mav return to Iowa City to speak Din, of the experiment. as 8 guest at Aly Khan's villa dett'zmined by the classics depart The hospital school wants to E4, Fort Madison. Profs.· J. W. Deegan, industrial I at a later date. Those on milk only do tar b t- about May 20. ment. Of 17-18th Century mrke swimminlt therapy n permn nent part of its curriculum and CompOSitions from the 17th and hopes to sponsor it In conjunction lath centuries will be performed wi th a similar prol!l'am being de bY f./le Collegium Musicum of SUI veloped by the American Red in a , chamber music concert In Cross. North Music hali at 8 p.m. next If such II connection is 00.. ible Friday. hosoltol starr membcr~ will study The group, organized two years under Red Cross 5wlmminlt in Igo ond directed by Albert T. ~tructors and will then be able to Luper of the music faculty, con carry out a reltUlar weter therapy sists of some ] 7 music studen ts program ror the patients. Spring Clean The Profitable Way - Sell Your Odds & Ends Through Thrifty Ind statt mem bers. I Luper says the group's purpose ------. Work Wanted Personal Services Miscellaneous For S@e Rent AUlos Ls to 'bri ng to the pu bllc worth I WANT AD RATES Rooma for for SaJe - Uaeci wh ile music of earlier days and Professors 10 Show i • ------. WASHINGS. Phon~ 2230 ORES MAKISO Ind dul.nlnl Altera ~OR OIl.: Lunare. til I~. - ....,d- VERY nlc. room•. 01.1 "~~I'. 1m HUDSON ('Oup-. Radio ond h.ater. other music which is noL so fre ---- lion, and «mod.llne. Phone 8-MGlI. robe Irunk •• 1001 lock..... lnd ullc...... Phon '·2"1 .fttr I . One day ...... 8c per word BAB'I( .lltin •. Dl.I:::..1 ~4.::.5O:..7_. _____ Hock-Eye [.oln. ROO'! for alrl, CION In. "73. quently heard. KEYS mode. G.mbl~. Slote. Mayan Film on TV Three days ...... 120 per word JOB "' COOk for 'rllernIlY. 11"" 5eII. ' ..38 roRD ..,dln. Exe Urnl condilion. Using a piano instead of an 01' FOR sale: P....,ock blu. lormll, .1 •• 18. SISOLE Ind doubl~ room WIth COOk In. Coli e~l . Ut8 lit.. 8 p.m. Five days ...... 15e per word low. CII> MOVING! Dill _ Inel u. tho con" '16. Dill 8·0117 ••••'In.. . pMVUcC" tor .ummu _Ion I block -=...:...::...-____ pn, the Musicum will present "A A documentary Cilm, "The Moya Ten day...... 200 per word -~------"~--.,.-:- plet•. mod~rn OQu.lpmtnl of the Mlh"" lfOnJ -=asl HilL G,"d ... te ~rll. 01.1 0$47 le50 CHEVROLET ronvftJlbl" Blu". de- Fantasia Suite" in D minor, {or Through the Ages," will be pre Bra&. Traruftl"l WOOD 101 .. Ie. Phone IA1. )YJC hcatf'r and udfo. C\dtom at CO\'. One monU...... 3ge per word StlMM1:11 ..,hool .tuct~nu! Room. Ivall· .... A_I c:ondilion. Cellini prlc.: une; two violins, cello and organ, b~' sented as a part of the Universlty CARPENTER "ork. new and old. LAWN, .hrub•• ar(lt'n c:.r~ . Job or con. MInimum charre 50 0 39%0 able In 'ra'emlly II ...... leI",1 I"""Uon. m~ prle., 11500 Coli ,~el& or Me Il 315 Wlllia.m Lawes. English composer Hour series over WOC-TV, Dav tract Phone 4141. Qult\ ntlrhborhOOd Phone 31~7. Grlnd,·I.,\, COurl, --- I-B-O-Y-"'-'-.n-u--I-rd- ..-.o-rk- .---.6tl • . • can help .. I YOU solve these summer problems: FbI4 I'OOIDt or aparimen&l 4, anll..,.., t .... aummer! Flad tull or ~r'-Ume help &• &IlJa_1 FllICl lbare-upense riden 8• to or' ___ your vllealiOll ..U.aU..1 REMEMBER:" , FOR QUICK, ECONOMICAL. RESULTS CAu.: 4191 TODA YJ PAGE SIX TIIE DAILY IOWAN, FRIDAY, i\lAr 11, 1951 Opons 4.Day Run - Paintin9S of Shull,, U graH on Exhibiti n ICofet Hoar SUI Study Report Interlandi Covers Ice Show Good Musical Iowa Chamber ot Commetf I • executives will hear a report 011 .. Labor Market Surveys" by aD In Iowa Fieldhouse SUI research worker when tbq convene for their spring meetin& "The Ice *Vogues * of '52,"* which of ostrich plumes. * * * June 13 at Ft. Dodge. began a four day engagement Billed as the "most spectacular FO.r Magazine X Everett Refior, Donnellson. It Thursday in the Iowa Field house, sequence" was the "Reflections In search assistant in the SUI bumu is 0 combination of the grandeurs Gold" number, which would have of labor and management, will of the Ziegfield Follies with the been equally good without skates. explain how a labor market lIlT· Olympic games. ' The Glamour-leers wore gold vey is conducted and how it ISJI Extravagant costumes, sets, costumes decorated with glass be utilized by a community. Liked By ·Students lighting effects, and music are discs which cast reflections on the Retior is one of the directon Gl put together to produce an ex- seemingly-colored ice surface. the Henry county manpawer aor· "More covers by Interlandi." cellent musical, set upon a pond Soft Shoe Dance vey which the bureau is complet.. was the students' request to the cent of those questioned indicated of glistening ice. Also among the seemlngly-end- ing. editors of Magazine X as indicated they would like to see more pages Many of the production num- less succession of numbers were a in a survey conducted by Helen even if it meant paying 25 cents. bers, each one seeming to rival the soft-shoe dance on skates, the Ann Rohret, G, Oxford, as a port Equipped with the information other in spectacle and lavishness, shoW'S chief comedian burlesqu OANCELANO were sometimes comparable to ing the operetic aria "PagLiaeci," Ceda.. IlapldJ, •••• ot a thesis project. round in this survey, the editors Iowa'. martest Ba.llr... One thousand students were hope to give the students the Broadway's most noted musicals. twin sisters doing acrobatic stunts, asked to gi ve their opinions on the kind of magazine that they want Openin&, Number a hilarious adagio dance duo Friday various aspects of the magazine. -now and in the future. With The opening number, "Swanee," mocking the French "apache" Best. In " ttltern 8wtal' conslsl.cd of the two chorus lines, dance, a satire on ballet featuring TOM OWES'S COWBOf8 Five hundred students chosen success, Magazine X plans to ex Saturday from the four classes plus grad pand to itlclude more pages and the Glamour-leers and the Ice male performers costumed as wo SKIPPY A"'DERIION ••• BII uates from all of the university a slick format. Squires, wearing black-spangled men, and a jungle number done OREAT ORCHESTRA tuxedo costumes while pertorm- to the beat of a tom-tom. THESE PAINTIN"GS OF lIE. TRY C. HULL. 25.year memb'er of the state board of education, and ARAGON .l1d TRIANON FAVOR"" departments were questioned on Conienl COWlta each ot the first two Issues in ing complicated maneuvers on Accountable lor the greatest ap- Tuesday. May 20th At present the editors' primary skates. plause was Kay Farrelli, whose Clarence M. Upd J!:raff, 25-yeal' member of the college of law faculty, will be on exhibition at the Iowa regard to size, cover, articles, car Memorial nlon befor'e commencement. The hull portrait (left) was painted by Harold Brett, Boston "'HOOPlE JOHN .n. toons. jokes, pictures and ads. concern is In the majority of the In a "Candyland" skating se- jug g lin g seemed miraculous. HIS ORellESTRA students' answers to the question quence, the performers were cos- Among his many stunts, he and the Updegraff portrait was done by Mrs. Jnmes I{ent, Iowa City. Both wo!re presented to the unJ Every WEDNESDAY One Liked Salesctrla Po~.!ar UOVBIt :"NJTI"' about the format: "It's what's in turned as peppermint sticks and throws a rubber ball to the audi ver8i~y at last week's Supreme Court day banquet. As to what students liked best, it that counts." tin soldiers, wearing red and ence and, requesting that it be --~--~------~~~~~~~ answers ranged from 732 who The graduation issue will ap white striped uniforms and thrown back, catches it on the liked the covers best to one per pear May 21. It will sell for 10 marching in military maneuvers. end of a pipe, while later balanc- City High Music Gr.oup Follow the Classifieds ENDS • • JOURNEY son who liked the girls selling cents, feature a cover by Inter An Oriental harem number ex- ing the' ball on the point of ~ Every Day! TONITE INTO LIGHT them. Most popular Items includ landi, picture stories by Turk, hiblted the artists wearing exotic slender needle. To Sponsor Carnival STAllTS ed the pictures, price, cartoons, jokes, ads nd more "campus costum!!s with golden heeddresses. The most ingenious of the se LATE jokes and ads. Over half the stu life" fillers. A "tropical bird" scene had the quences was a "Wizard of 07." The Iowa City hillh school "Doors Open 1:15'9:45" SIIOW SATURDAY dents indicated they liked the performers with enormous fea- number, showing the famous music auxiliary will sponsor a type of humor. thered headdresses and fans, the characters of Baum's novel skat carnival tonight nnd Saturday on Carl Turk's picture stories were number's star wearing a costume ing to a medley of songs from the the north parking lot of Iowa City ~~ ~l~m,~"~~~~iiliil;';;iI" second in popularity to the covers. Police Still Seek motion picture version of thc high school. The students said they remem same name. Starts TODAY "~da •. ,,' FOREIGN ber and liked the cartoons by Red Clue to Assailant Tickets ore now on sale at the The rides will include a ferris Monday LEGION ••• Watson, Jack Bender and Oean Delegates to AHend field house box o[fice and at wheel, merry-go-round, swings. Norman. Of Wyoming Coed Whetstone's for $1.50. $2, and and a train. IF ITIS THRILLS - Reaction to the articles favored LARAMIE, \I,'YO. (JP)-Twenty $2.50. There will be performances A dinncr will be served in the the Amos Two-Point stories, Old Missouri Assembly nightly and a matinee Sunday af HERE IT IS! tour-year-old Virginia Anderson, cafeteria from 5 to 8:30 p.m. Mov Capitol, the Highlanders and Jim Five members of the Iowa City ternoon at 2:30. University of Wyoming graduate 'es and games will Goltz's account of "The Streets Church or-the Nazarene will take of New York." Many of the stu student and vic-tim of a mysterious both nights. beating, remained unconscious tor part in the' 13th Quadrennial as dents though t the articles too sembly of their church in Kansas A concert by the junior high dull, but they liked Jim Bower a fourth straight day Thursday ot SUI Plans Summer Ivinson Memorial hospital. City, Mo., June 19 to 28. music students will be given to master's humorous ad idea. They are A. M. Christensen, a night and a senior high concert Disliked Stale Jokes Miss Anderson, who was found Saturday night. brutally beaten on a lonely prairie delegate from Iowa district; Mrs. Photo Short Course In the first issue the most un north of Laramie Sunday, stirs A. M. Christensen; Mrs. Dyle popular items were the "stale Brenneman, young peoples' dele A short course in photography ~ restlessly at times, mutters and will be held by the SUI school of jokes" and the "Match the Legs" then shudders, according to gate; and Rev. and Mrs. I. J . contest. Jokes in the second issue Hoover. Rev. Hoover is the rector journalism on the campus Friday friends, but she has not yet re and Saturday, July 25 and 26. were considered much better. goined consciousness. of the Nazarene church in Iowa I The format was mentioned as City. Open to news photographers, ,. A deputy from the Albany being the least liked ~y most stu Approximately 10,000 delegates advanced amateurs, professionals dents but 60 per cent liked it county sheriff's office is in the and guests will attend the inter and any other persons interested, Dennis Morga.n ] room constantly awaiting for a the sessions will mark the re better for 10 cents than a slick national convention from the Plus Co-Hit . . . formal tor 25 cents. Sixteen per change in her condition which United States, Canada and the sumption of a series of photog I might give officers some scant British Isles. raphy short courses started "GHOST ON THE '11 LOO E" lead in seeking her assailant. The assembly will consider 1938 and continued until 1941. c: 4 to Attend Iowa Authorities were reported to be plans for a funded pension pro An advisory committee from the East SIde Kids D studying the possibility she may gram for Nazarene ministers. Iowa Press Photographers associ l Therapy Meeting hove been kept somewhere else Delegates will elect five general ation is assisting in plans. between last Friday night, whell superintendents for four-year The program, as being planned, Four Iowa City occupational she disappeared, and Sunday noon terms and take action on policy, will include "shooting sessions" therapists will attend the Iowa when she was found. There was program and bud/lfet requirements for visiting cameramen and dis cussions of technical, psycholog Occupational Therapy assoclution no direct information re~arding tor the next quadrennium. ical and legal problems of the spring conference to be held Sat the basis for tlUs possibility. A mass observance of the Sac rament of the Lord's supper, at photographer. urday at the Veterans hospital in Miss Anderson, ·a graduate of Pa,rilclpan ts will include pho D s Moines. Cornell college, Iowa, ilad been which more than 10,000 will par ticipate simultaneously on Sunday, tographers from within and with The conference is being planned working as a part time waitress out toe stllte. manufacturers' rep- Jointly with the Iowa Physical while working on a lPilSter'S de June 22 , will be one highlight the assembly. presenlaUves, editors of weekly ~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;~;;~;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;~ ',herapists. gree in EngUsb at the University and daily papers and university Iowa Citians attending will be of Wyoming. She disappeared last statt members, Jean Lovett, director of occupa Friday after leaving the hotel tional therapy at Psychopathic where she worked. Newcomers Club hospital; Mrs. Phyllis Hinrichs, director of occupational therapy To Holel Potluck Sandal Named Head at gencral and children's ho~pltal ; Winner Is Announced POSITIVELY LAST DAY Mrs. E. Huntsberry, director of Of Commerce Board occupational therapy in the college In Lefevre Speech Contest of medicine, and Mrs. Alora But Alvin Smith, AI, Gary, Ind., Richard Sandal, C3, Ft. Dodge, That IIS0METI11NG DIFFERENT" ties, assistant occupational thera won the first ploce award ot $10 has been elected president of the in Screen Entertainment! pist at Psyci10pathic hospitals. in the Samuel L. Lefevre Memor Collegiate Chamber of Commerce Betty Propst, Iowa City, and ial Oratorical contest, held Thurs board of directors. Jean McNie, occupational thel'a day afternoon at 3:30 in room 7, Russell Kair, A2, Clinton, was ITONIGHTI pist at Oakdale state sanatorium, Schaeffer hall. e1ected vice-president; Mary Lou will also attend. Second place winner was Nan Viers, ca, Davenport, secretary; Albee. AI, Dave port. Shirley Iten, C3, Clinton, treasur , Prof. Orville Hitchcook and er: Dean Siddall, C3, Laurens, madierpiece Menzer to Check Robert Largen, of thl! soeech de historian. partment and earl Dallinger, in The CQUegiate Chamber of Com RCA Mobile Radios structor of communication skills, merce is a student organization were judges. sponsored by the school of com a merce. The organization's purpose ~itm 0/ Prof. Carl Menzer, director of The contest is limited to fresh station WSUI, is one of two radio man. A p:eliminary contest was Is to promote the college of com engineers contracted by the Iowa held on May 6. merce, hold profeSSional meetings and hold the annual career con AND- KEENAN , WYNN OWet' " :lime6 Executive council to check over Pc • n.1J. 200 RCA mobile radio sets in use ______....:. ___ ference. -And- -Add in state patrol and bureau of in COLOR CARTOON I Hollywood Mr. Davlu "Fr or Pond" " ~ovel IIU" veotigation automobiles. -WORLD'S LATE tEWS- Menzer and Louis L. Lewis. chief engineer for Iowa State col "Violence and plain sexiness lege radio station WOI, will make ------ UAK3d ~I' i·] ! test checks with other makes of BIRTHS TRUE ana AUTHENTIC ~TARTIIIi TODAY! sets to determine if the "RCA sets A daughter to Mr. 1lnd Mrs. Actually FUmed At The that Hollywood seldom approaches" are faulty. Clifford Stump, R.R. 3. Washing World', Leadinq Rodeosl Last week the council voted to ton, Thursday at Mercy hospital. ~~ . ALL THE FOLKS IN ... ~/~I LIFE reject payment of 585.000 to the A son to Mr. and Mrs. Clea Radio Corporation of America for Stribley, Coralville, ThuTsday at ~ ~ \ ,IOWA CITY & JOHNSON COUNTY I~~. the 200 sets which were Installed Mercy hospital. . Winner of about a year and a half ago. A daughter to Mr, and Mrs. Robert Smith, R. R. I, West Lib \~\ AND IN 187 OTHEIa II~~ Grand Prix erty, Wednesday at Mercy hos Venice pi tal. United Won't Cancel , IOWA TOWNS $i .r: A daughter to Mr. and r5. f Flights Through Here Reno Droll, 411 Garden st., Wed ARE SEEING- ~ I nesday at Mercy hospital. Grand Prix All relWlarly scheduled United West Coast Premiere Airline flights through Iowa City Cannes DEATHS '* AlSUTD.Y will go on as planned, B. D. Mc Gilbert McKinnon, 62, Osceola, _! First Prize Williams, manager of the l1irlines Thursday at University hospitals. *IIlYEI .,. lUll! office here, announced Thursday. Josephine Smith, 52, WaterJoo, '* .·1I(·1IT IUTM ..' Rome Originally all flights were to Thursday at University hospitals. '* pan IY TtCllllCll.' h~ve been cancelled 1lS of mid- Charles Durnan, 75, Fairbanks, m~ht Thursday. ' • Wednesday at University hospit First Prize - The company issued an order als, which resumed the flights "in Zurich view of possible settlement of the MAaJUAGE LICENSES national oil workers strike," Mc Harris M. Logan, 75, and Jessie Williams said. Traxler, '75, both ot Mt. Pleasant Special Award Howard D. , ~jxon, 23, Lomax, SEESUBIIAUSM N.Y. Film Critics Ill., and Martha M. Jones, 19, Public Civil ~ D~'ense Mediapolis. """",.....,1 Meeting to Be Held James Farrell McDaniel, 20, SEhArm SPEWI8I Quadr Iowa City, and Ktthryn Jean PI'ltllnWol ...it ..... , Added dormitori A public meetin, to promote a White, 17, North Liberty. money or Perry Edward Miller, 22, Iowa SEEAIIICAII..-u Woody Herman Varieties more active and constructive pro S4WMi ...... "/I silllilar , gram of civilian defense In John City, and Marlene Joyce Walton, .-. son county will be held at 7:30 18, Dubuque. SEECIIIIIIIIIUIJ Colortoon +- Late New, South c;; Anton Joseph Steiniger, 54, and Vpen p.m. Monday in the council cham c.-IIIII SecrIIIc.1 , ThurSday bers of city hall. Mary Ann Smith• . 61, both of ...... a.Iotl'..... South William M. Tucker, county civil Clinton...... ".,...... _, preaen1ed by the Student Art Guild hat" and defense chairman, said Thursday ...... l_ ... VARSITY ••• SOON! ...... w._ that letters had been sent to all DIVORCE PETITIONS SOrtment ""-...... L_ ,.... 'Decision Before Dawn' local community leaders and of Harry P . Hoffman VB. Helen share of Clark Hoffman. The plaintiffs Not A WAR STORY ••. But A ficials urginll them to attend the Ililht's te special meeting. petition states that the couple was ThriUln&' Spy aad Adventure A civil defense film entitled, "A married In Baltimore, Maryland, EXTRA SELECTED SHOaTS Film Told ..ualnli The Baek ~ chee GrDund of War Torn Germany! Voice Shall Be Heard," will be Nov. 6, 1945, and lived tOgether ', T~~::or • Ch' iton. until June I, 1848. • ...______--.1 ahown at the meeUn,. Illan., re" lui";" a I