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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1951-10-13 , On the Inside ~ Th.Weath.r Quadrallqle Qu.. n l'adb c181ld¥ &o4ay wlUi Page 3 sattere4 showu.. Sun­ City Hlqb Loses . • day partly cloud1 and Page' e.oler. Hleb &oda)', 71; UDOJ1hodox Juzy low, 5%. W.b Frida)', 77; owan low, 42 • • • • Paqe 8 at Eal 1868 - AP Leased Wire. AP Wirephoto. UP J.eCIEed Wire Iowa City. Iowa. Saturday. Oc::to~r 13. 1951-Vol 53. No.2" aw e es s ur Probable Starting Lineupi Panther Passing IOWA PoeltloD PlTTSBUllGH Don Swartzendruber (215) . .. LE .. ...... Chris Waniner . (l88) Egyptian Moslems Hubert Johnson (235)... LT .. .. .... Bob Brennen , .. (217) Threat to Iowa; Austin Turner (210) . .. LG . .. Rudy Andabaker (l92) John Towner (205) ........ ... C . ...... John Dano .. .. (205) Bob Lage (1SO) .. ....... RG .... .. .. Merle DeLuca ~. (191) E~pect 35,000 Andy Bunts (205) .. •..•• . .. RT . .. .. Eldred Kraemer . (220) Urge 'Holy War' Bill Fenton (205) .. .•...• .. RE . .. .. .. Dick Dietrick .. (215) 81 JACK 8Q{lIllE Burt Britzmann (168) .. .• .. QB ... .. .• Bob Bestwick . (174) Dally Iowan Spon. Edl~r George Rice (170) ........ LHB ....... Lou Cimarolli .. (165) Still smarting over last week's Don Commack (165) .. .... RHB .. ...... BillReynolda ... (185) final-minute defeat by Purdue. Bill Reichardt (190) .. •• • .. FB .....•.. Bob Eppe .. •. (190) Iowa'S football team will attempt to bOunce back today against Pitts­ Over Canal Issue TIME and PLACE: 1:3 0 p.m.. Iowa Stadium. • burgh in a. contest that could well TICKETS: On sole at field house ticket office Saturday until be the turning point ot the HJiwk­ CAIRO - Millions ot Moslems * * * 11 a.m.. then at stadium windows: expceted crowd, 35.000. eye season. were urged by their priests Fri­ American Efforts The kle1t.-off Is set lor 1 :SO at day, In fiery speeches from mos­ BROADCAST: WSUI. Iowa City. the stadium, with II crowd at 35,- ques throughout the nation, to . 000 expected to be on hand. prepare for a "holy war" against For New Talks The Hawks, Impressive even In their deteat, have looked sharp In Britain. Judge Refuses to l;>isni1iss practice this week and will prob­ Moslem priests told the faith­ Rebuffed by Iran ably have most of their Inlured ful they must be ready to lay UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (JP)­ ready, but all that won't mean down theiL' lives, it necessary, An Iranian spokesman Friday re­ Baculis Murd~r Charge much if the squad Is still brooding "for the freedom of Egypt· and the buffed American efforts to start over the Purdue atfolr. victory of Islam." new British and Iranian oil talks A defense motion for the dismissal of a murder Indictment against Certainly Iowa must be up for today's game Pittsburgh, In one Cairo mosque, foJlowers under the watch of the UN secur­ George Baculis, 48, Iowa City, was overruled Friday by District Judge tor ity council. But he indicated his though yet to win, has progressed 01 the Mohammed tradition, James P. Gartney. government would welcome the tar enough in Its rebuilding pro­ beard their leaders dema nd the The ruling came a year to the day after the alleged murder of An­ gram to gi ve anyone an argument. good offices of any nation or in­ drew Davells, of which Baculis is Imediate proclamation of a Jehad, dividual. Mistallea Hurt charged. openings, when the law prescribes or holy war. The spokesman, Hossein Fatemi, only one. The Panthers have bowed to 'The inflammatory appeals were deputy premier, said Iran would SUI Trampoline Artist Perfor~s at Rally Gaffney gave defense allys. Duke, 19-14, and Indiana, 13-6, A. C. Cahill and William Bartley Gaffney tound thnt one opening made as the Egyptian government not accept any resolu tion, $l\ch as FLYING HIGH ABOVE STUDENTS ..athered at the pep rally Frida y nl, ht, Frank LaDue, A4, Sioux of the box was locked and had but on both occasions costly mis­ th~eatened to put the heat on one drartea by Britain for action City, ,oes through his paces on the trampoline. An eslimated 1,500 student marched ill a torchlight until Monday morning to file ful'­ been so since 1927. takes meant the decision. British troops in the Suez canal by the council, which would en­ parade to attend the rally and cheer for the Iowa Hawkeyes who play I'll! burrh this afternoon. thcr pleadings. Unless further ac­ In opposing another argument Against Duke, It was a blocked area by declaring them "enemy able the security council to "in­ tion Is taken by the defense, kick. while last week a fumble on forces" and cancelling their spe­ terfere" in the oil question. He said of the defense, Gaffney said Baculis will stand trial lor the Meardon hnd li1ed his withdrawal a touchdown play prevented a cial privileges. the best decision the council could death of Davelis. as attorney for the Davelis estate possible tie with tpe Hoosiers. A program to cut oft the troops' take would be to decide it has no Communists Ch~rge Iowa, 01 course, blew an appar­ Reinforced Reds Recapture The motion to set aside the in­ before he took office last J anu- drinking water, fresh food and the jurisdiction in the oil crisis. ary. ent sure victory when a leaky pass use of Egyptian labor was lore­ Fatemi made his comments at dictment was overruled on all defense enabled the Boilermakers his daily news conference as the U.S. P!ane Straffed Davelis was employed at the cast to follow parliament's abro­ counts. The judge also overruled restaurant of James Lons, a to overcome a iD-point deficJt in pUon, expected Monday, of two United States delegation pressed 1 Hill of 'Heartbreak Ridge' a companion motion which sought brother 01 Baculls. Last May, the final si x minutes. old treaties. an urgent campaign to get the INew Neutral Zone to l'equire thc county attorney to Lons was acquitted of murder But even so the Hawkeyes were two countries to resume negolla­ U.S. EIGHTH ARMY HEAD- ntly I'olled up the northern slope These treaties authorize Britain We bi1l of particulars in the charges in connection with the a tar more impressive club than to keep 10,000 troops, 400 pilots t1ons. MUNSAN, Korea (SATURDAY) QUARTERS, Korea, (SATUR- of the peak, for some enemy death. the onl) that topped Kansas State Bdt!!.!n, meanwhile, mllde pub­ (JP) - A Communist charge that DAY) (JP) - Reinforced Reels troops had been reported holdmg case. Bnd ' variolls auxillartes on guard Tb move 1m' dlsrnasal bad here two weeks ago. at the strategic canal and pro­ lic a resolution drafted for pre­ U.S. planes strafed Panmunjom ' counter-attacked and drove Al- au t there Friday. )lIce Speetacular sentation to the security council charged that members of the vide for joint British-Egyptian and the Kaesong neutral zone, lied forces oCf the Ins\ northern At nlght!all, about 20 of the gnnd jury were illegally selected, That was especially true on of­ rule of Sudan, bordering Egypt at a meeting called for 2 p.m. CST killing a Korean boy, rudely die-hard Communists still· len- jolted hopes today for resump- peak of "Heartbreak Ridge" in that two members of that jury 63% of Students fense as Dusty Rice made a spec­ on the south. Monday. It asks tor new talks III aciously defended the northem were unqualified to serve and that tion of the long-suspended Ko- east-central Korea Friday night, slope of the last peak which lies tacular Big Ten debut while Bill Meanwhile in Britain, Foreign accordance with a ruling by the Coun" Atty. William L. Meardon Reichardt showed the top form of Seeretary H er b e r t Morrison international court of justice. rean truce talks. Allied headquarters announced about 25 miles north or parallel may have: disqualified himself to Score 70 or More his career. warned Friday that any attemPt Mossadegh was expected in UN The Reds reported that two today. 38 and some 30 miles inland act in the case because of a con­ These two, along with an Im­ to oust British troops from the circles to turn thumbs down on chlldren were hit, one killed and "In the area north of Yanggu, from the s a of Japan. nection last year with thc Davelis provini passing game, will be Suez canal zone by force would be the British resolution. It would one wounded. ' UN forces occupied but did not While th fighting raged on, estate. In Exemption Te~ts Iowa'$ main weapons today met by force. have the security council uphold Allied liaison officers made a secure a dominant hill on "Heart- prospects of resuming truce talks The dcfense had claimed that W ASHlNGTON IR')-Sillty-three against the Panthers. A Labor party rally cheered his the International court's recom­ preliminary Investigation of the break Ridge," headquarters re- were dashed by sudden Red ac­ two grand jurors, Lou H. Kauf- per cent of the 339,000 students Pitt will counter with a capable declaration : "We are there, we mendation for operations in the charge as soon as it was reported ported, "and wel'e forced to wlth- cusations that three U.S. planes mann and Charles Bullne, were who took the selective service col­ passer in quarterback Bob Best­ have a right to be there and we Iranian 011 fields to continue as Friday pight and prepared to re- draw after a counter-attack by Friday afternoon straled the Kae- unqualified to serve. The motion lege qualification tesls this year wick and a dangerous runner in will stand absolutely firm in ex­ in the past, pending a settlement turn to the scene today.
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