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Collins Says I SaturdayH!~T~~~di~ict~~B::~~ ordered the state to hang WASHINGTON (.4» The Edward (Buddy) Beckwith, 29. As Reds Retreat In DI·'sorder army's chief ot stall, Gen. J. Law~ Morrison. Jowa, for the 1949 1 "butcher murder" of Irma Jean ton Collins. voiced belief Saturday Stahlhut, 22, Morrison. that Russia "is belinnln, to get The jUry Of eight women anrl * * * concerned" abOut Increasin,ly three men reached a verdict aftCl' UN Making heavy Chinese COmmunist casual- only 38 minuu-s u.s. DouHts ties In Korea. of actual del\b- Collins also sald a puce set- eration. They re­ tlernent "Is always po Ible" Od 'Ired at 2:42 p.",. Daring Bid tbe basis of the 38th p ra.lltI- after receivln, a Validity of tlte North- outh Korean bOund- c h u rite from \ 0.11, lowon Pbot. by Job" O.,,,I.k, ary j .... t re-erotted by UN force Judee Shannon in the\.r ma Ive cOllnter-Offen- B. Chariton. For Vi(tory Saturday Was Like Th(d sive. Mrs. Nan e y Pea(e Feelers Winding up two d~ys ot testi- Beckwith, 48. the CDaUy Waz Map. Paq. 2) WATER. WATER, EVERYWHERE AND WHAT' A GUY to think! mony to senate committees Inves~ defendant·s mo­ WASHINGTON (A') - A COn- Ixteen-rnonth-old David Herrick was In a damp slate of affairs tigating Gen. Dougla MacArthur'lI ther. cried bit- siderable mystery has been TOKYO (SUNDAY) (JP)-Allied Salurday and mlrhly uncertain as to how be wa r olnc to reach dry removal. Collins refu~f'd to bl.c1q·, lerty when she whipped up in the last two weeks troops Sa turday crD hed in force land arter lIe'd ' nllvlrated himself Inlo one of the all-too-common from his statement Friday that hcard the ver- whether Russia has been put tin, across the 38th parallel from puddles. He was puz~led by his reflection In the water. but arter MacArthur "violated a POliCY' Oy dict. but hor son sat emotion Ie. Ihlnklnl about the tltuatJon. he took UP a wet-looted stance ana sending American troops close to his eyes staring straight ahead. • forth peace feeler for a nego- cen tral Korea to the eastern eoost, waited for "Daddy" to catch UP. the Manchurian border last (all. Charlton warned th(' Jammed tiated settlement In IHenry F. General Collins testified the date Charlton will decide when not accept any truce order tha~ Ing in record numbers. Tbe cease­ Grady handed to the Iranian for­ army is replacing baWe weary Beckwith should hanJl. He thank­ tailed to unity Ko"ea. less hall of artillery shells and troops In Korea with fres\'! ones ed the panel members for "up­ bombs had blasted thelr will to eign minister in Tehran a note For Heroism The eoventmenl statement at from the States at a rate ot 20.000 holding the jury system." Clght, field dispatches sold. declaring the dispute was of the Pasan eemed eertaln to arowe Father Accepts Medal men a month, but that detailS of It WI. Ole econd time Decl!­ the Ire of American and Brltl h After an 'Atomic Blast' Planet! lUll I.... Red. utmost importance to the "entire the rotation plan must be kept with had been lound &'lllIty and .taleamen who were reported to Every available AliiI'd WOT­ MAR FIRE CIIJEF, L. LEMMON (RJORT) free world" and strongly urging secret. ordered Jlut to deatb. He WI. be preparin&, a n w peace pro· plane which could lind a target For Missing Son convicted and entenced to Itane Leaves for £urope J)Otal ba ed on an immediate wat.ch three civilian defense Iu· ~::a operate a Oeker counter in the rainy weather hammered a settlement by negotiation. In 1949 sbortly after Ole , Itylne WESTBROOK. CONN. IA') He gave the senate armed serv- cea e lire aDd later nentl.Uon durin&, aturd.,· lleld te t with radloa.etlve material loulb 01 the long lines of R d soldier., The United tates was wor­ but the low,. auprerne court re­ City. Near Pohang-Dong in Korea. on Ives and foreign relations com­ of the unlllp&!on problem. Iowa Lemmon hold In I'll rlcht band an Ion (hamber or trucks, field pie I. ox carts and ried that the situation mleht ver,ed bt. convlcUon on a tech­ "cutle pie." lead to tbe IntervenUon 01 troops Sept. 2 last year. Private Pr;mo ' mittees an explanation of how Two so-called peace feelers re­ pock animals. Planes were rc­ . ' the plan has been set up by lh nicality and ordered a new irlal. from botb Britain aDd Russia. Beckwith now must return to cently have come to the attention ported to have kill d 1.000 re­ Garnabucl suffered face nd neck U.S. command in Korea. of the United St.t s. On one oeca­ treaUn, Reds. Dispatches tram Tehran told of wounds aUer killing three enemy He finished testifying only "death row" at Fort Madison, state $Ion Soviet ReprtiQnt.tive Jacob "We've ~ever seen any thin, unconfirmed reports that some of penlte~iary. wMre he .pent a }Jrcmler \ldohamrned MQssadein'3 soldiers. short time befor his scheduled Moll It, rldlnjf away from a UN 'Telephone Office' Saver! like It before," one amazed oCflcer Willie beln, treated In the takeotr on a Iii 'ht to Europe, Yea)' owalting supr me ClOurt ac- llltional bloc at la'St were w1Jling tion on his tirat IIppC'a). • mUng In Ittl automobile with told A.P Corr spondent J Im Beck­ to sit down with the British tor field, Carnabuci aw that his wher he plans to conter Wlt;l two Amerl08n delegates, Is re­ er. "Vor the tir.. t time in the Kor­ talks. sQuad was In danler of beln. Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, com­ ported to have sugge ted that the AfterMockAtomicA Hack eon war the -Chinese are movIng overrun. He sboved a m~dleal mander of the COmbined Western tt remained to be seen. how­ Kirk Reports No Approach United States let Fonnosa eo to in the daytime. The rood north ot ever, how Mossadegh and his fiery corpsman aside. I"rabbed hls defense torce. For Peace from Russians Red China and so set about wind­ (Another Plctun on Paq. 6.> Hwachon \Vas crowded with an foUowers would react to the latest rlne and returned to action, ------Ing up th Korean war. estImated 10.0110 Reds today. developments. belpln&, to wipe out an enemy Radio's 'Baby Snooks' BERLlN nPI - u.s. I.mbassador Malik him eU Is understood to A {lr 's rehear al of man against the lIll een radioactivity from Other toads north were equally machine run nest and lurD tbe have told his automobile com­ jammed." Paratroope DlapatchetI to Rus~la Adm. :.Jan G. Kirk ar­ an atomic bomb bln·t was tl\g d aturday outh of Iowa City. tide of attack. Near Death After Stroke rived In Berlln Saturday (rom panions his was not a. peace feel­ But there WI. one nole 0' These included not only Bri­ He recovered trom his wounds er. Moreover he seems to have in­ SUI student!> and 10W3 community leaden took part in the cauUon. Somewhere ahead of taln's appeal to the Hague and HOLLYWOOD (IP) _ F'anny Moscow and told reporters the and rejointed his ouUi'. But two Brice the "Baby Snooks" of stage Soviet government had made no dicated no yielding on ba 1c second fI·ld test with rndioa tive material h Id here a part of the charrln&, Allied tanl" and the United States' urglnll of ne­ months later a telegram came to communist terms. Inrantry lay two corpa ltelb Q S I's civil defense course. 0' gotiations, but also the announce­ his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles and ~adlo. Sl\turday Jay near Iindl rect approach to him on death in a hospital oxygen lent. pOssible Kore"n ·ettJement. Swedlslt Basin_man Chine.e troopS, po Ibly flO,OOO ment Priday that 'i,OUV ljrJtlclh Camabuci of his town. "Mlsslng In Clad in protective clothing ' cue work. The 59-year-old comedienne is (A dispatch from Stockholl said Shortly after thc Malik reports men. parachute troops are being dis­ Action." it sald. He's still missing. and equipped with instruments Oontalne'" of radioactive 1.'0- 5UJ- clrcu Is ted, word spread thnt a None of th e has yet been patcbed to Cyprus in the eastern Saturday In a ceremony In tbe still in n coma from a stroke ortlclal Swedish quarters were to measure the pre ent but un- bal, bad been placed throurh­ fered Thursday in her Beverly silent on reports that millionaire Swedish businessman hod re­ out tbe te t area by In.tructors commltted. Oltlcers said they Mediterranean-within J .000 miles yard of tbe Oarnabuci horne. Hills home. Swedish banker-sportsman Mar- ceived a. private tJp from Russin seen radioactivity, class rnemlJers and the 1T0und Willi sprinkled were capable of striking bock ot of the Abadan refinery in Iran. Private Primo wa awarded the Cedars Lebanon hospital re- cuS Wallenberg Jr .• passed a Rus­ that the Soviet lovernment was moved Into the debris ot the with rad.loactlve IodiDe. any time. Tbe An&'lo-Irabiab 011 com­ distinguished service cross lor ot ports that her condition is un- sian "peace feeler" to the West('rn Interested in bringin, about an simulated bombed city to restore a.ln Hampe,.. Allie. l'anl' (AIOC) alked the presi­ his Sept 2 heroism. Burning structures within the changed. . powers.) end to the Korean lighting. essential utilities Bnd direct res- Becker said frontlIne officers dent of tbe lnterna\loDal Court His father accepted the medal in test area represented public util­ attributed the headlong retreat to of JusUce to appoint an arbi­ his behalf. The father knows what Ities. Be(ore fire-fighting equip­ the heavy Red casualty rate, sup­ trator to seUle the dispute. It's like to be missing in action. It ment could be moved safely Into ply dilflcultJes and the swift The application invoked Articl!) happened to him in World War T. the area. students had to discover counterotlensive of the Allied 22 of the 1933 agreement by which Friendly Belgians hid him from a path through the radioactive Corces. 'Serious' Students Take Deferment Tests Cleld. Iran gave the company the right the Germans [or seven mon'hs. Field dispatches reported that to cxploit oil resources in the The elder Carnabuci came back. By BILL BilKER.- in the Chemistry building, phy­ section, Jaucbed. For example, at trance tests." With their instruments Indi­ muddy roads and rain hampered southern part of the country tor and he believes his son will. loo. siCS building, geology building and one place the IlIItrucUont read, AI Ru, Al. Iowa City: "It aptly cating the amount of radioac­ the Allied advance more than the 60 years. The article provides that tivity present, the students tinally It was a "serious-minded" group University hall. "R.emove your selective ervlce tested your knowledge. The le~t Reds Sa turday. differences shall be settled by ar­ of more than 380 SUI men who "The examination went very card from your pocket" aDd a Instruction. were very minute." discovered a safe en try to the bitration and, in the event of the struggled through a three-hour smoothly and satisfactorily," Ebel lltile later they read "put your Don Brlceland, A2, Iowa City: utility buildings and e tingulshed two parties are unable to agree on Negro Shot Near the fires. * * * test here Saturday morning to help said. card back In your POeke~ " "About what I expected." Going Home ... a choice of arbitrators. a third determine whether they will bQ Men Ooncentrated Hard "Some of the students were MJke Mulroney. AI, Elkader: A truck from lhe Iowa City or a sole arbitrator shall be ap­ Scene of Accident; back in college next fall. ProctOrs who gave the tests at griping In good army tradition "It wasn't as hard as it could have fire department drove in 115 close CENTRAL FRONT, KOREA "" pointed by the president of the They were arnonr 175,000 col­ the various centers echoed Ebel's about having to stick around until been. It It keeps me out of the as possible and a hose was put - Nineteen men who never de­ world court at the request or ei­ le&'e men throu,hout the coun­ comments. the lest period was over even army, I'll be happy." into action in time to save the spaired during Six months as pri­ ther party. Minister Halts Riot try who took the eoltele quall- "The men concentrated very though they had finished their Resultk of the tests will be sent "telephone building" from com­ soners of the Chinese wept for joy 8r1taln Backs Move NEW YORK (A') _ A Negro flcallon te." dover 1,000 iest- hard on the tests and were ser­ tests." said Prof. Albert Hierony­ to local draft boards and will be plete destruction. when Lt. Gen. James A. Fleet told A few hours later the British Inc centel'll. Ious, with no cutting up or fooling mus, sur education department. used along wilh college grades in The crews with radiation meas­ them that they were going home. gov ernment. owner of about 53 hit-and-run driver was shot to "The bOys seemed very Serious around," Ralpb Aschenbrenner. who handled the section in Cbem­ helping to determine who should uring instruments conti:'lued their The Americans were released in percent of AIOC's stock, gave its death by a policeman late Sa~- and attempted to do their best In 1107 Muscatine avenue. proctor ot istry auditorium. remain In college and who should search for dangerous spOts which Chuncl\M Thursday nl,h~ as the full weight to the application with urday. setting an angry crowd to the tests." Robert L. Ebel. director the section in Physics bunding. Men who took the test had few enter the armed services. were marked with red tlags. U.S. marines closed alainst the a . request that the court declare roaming the streets for several lof the SUI eXllmination service. salel. comments about it. National .eledive .ervlce Orange cloth was used to mark central Korean transport center, the Iranian government is obligat­ commentec1. The examination serv­ "The detailed Instructlona pro­ J White. A%, lewa City: headquarters recommenda. de­ "hot but not dangerous" spots. To Eigbteen of them were marines, ed to submit the dispute to arbi­ hours. A minister (inally paci- ice was in charge of administering ceedln, the test provoked amuse­ "Pretl, good test - fairly com­ ferment for thHe makin, a aid others who would enter the the o'hl'r an army man. tration. Pailing that. the British Lied the crowd. the test here. meni amonr Ole men," Loui. prehensive." lTade of 70 on the test. Howev­ radioactive field. these areas were The happiest of the lo ~ were said Iran should be held respon­ The crowd brought some 50 po- The men were divided into four Raina, G, Pleasant Hill, La .• Georee Davll, PI, Maquoketla: er. the decialon of wbo will be plotted on maps. S/ Sgl. Charlles L. Harrison of sible for an act "contrary to in­ lice men in 20 radio cars to the sections and the tests were given proctor or tbe UnJve ... lb hili "No more diftlcult than college en- drafted remallll with the local SJ)eClmenl of tbe earth and Tulsa. Okla., and M / Sat. Gus H. ternational. law." immediate scene in the Negro sec­ t, board. structures were tested to deter­ Dunls 01 San DieiO. Calil. tion of Brownsville. SCHOOL OR THE ARMY NEXT FALL! This Is About 500,000 draft-age students mine how loq radloacUvtb Harrison has spent four years will be tested in the program. Police said some 400 persons the quesUon t~t Ole selective lemce qualifica­ would be present. A water II&1II­ of hll' life as a prisoner ot war. He SUI Student Jailed were milling about at the peak tion tests tbat more than 380 SUI studerru took Tests wlli be ,Iven again June 16, pie, which was actually In a was interned by the Japanese for of the incident. Saturda.y momin&' wlJl help determine. Part of June 30 and July 13. test lube In Ule "water plant" three lind a half years during It began, police said, when an the studen" are pictured u tbey worked In the was checked to dllCover wben World War II. He was captured On Assault Charge automobile operated by Henry Cbemlstry auditorIum. In* Red* Paint* It would be lafe for flre-rtlhtln&' by the Chinese near Hagaru In Fields. 26, collided with another. aDd drkaklne purpole•• northwes~ Korea last Nov. 30 when P ...... , An sm student is being held in knocking the second car ovcr on COLUMBUS, OHIO (IP) - A A test of the air in the area his military police post was over­ the county jail today charged with its side. stealthy propagandist - or was showed no radioactivity present run. assault and battery in connection Witnesses attracted the atten­ he a practieal-jokin& sopho­ so gas masks were removed. DunIs, called "Pappy" by his with the beating of his wife and tion of Patrolmen Samuel Apple­ mOl'e? - sent ofticials at Ohio When the "utilities" were back buddies, was the oldest marine or two and one-haH year-old daugh- baum and Louis Schlesstein, in a State university scurrying for In operation and all objectives soldier at any of the camps where ter . police car. who pursued Fields. a paint-remover Saturday. completed, the class decontamin­ the 19 were interned. He admits Charles Kramer. AS , Paullina. Police said Applebaum warned Several bundred students ated the entire area to remove belnt 52 rears old. was taken into cusrody early Sat- the fleeing man to halt and then headina into Haaerty hall Sat­ any possible lingering radioac­ utday afternoon after his wife, fired a warning shot in the air. urday morning to lake the se­ tivity. Class members were then Ma~ianne, filed preliminary in- The bulle~ reportedly hit the lective service college quaJlfl­ tested for radioactivity on their . World Situation formation against hilT! in Iowa halted automobile and riccocheted eatroM test lookeNancy Flak 1.51 style .... but a abadow of dents only Itte ·academic traioln, patchea. Chief Pholoerapher ...... Carl Turk army this June. for flight schbol. Wirephoto Techn'dan .... Jim romey, U. 1941 lell. The possibility of decreased EdJlorlal Assistant ...... Bob a- The sur story was much the • e CALL 8·"151 If,.. de net r«el.e enroll men' a& SUJ due &0 lerv­ - ,. •• r bally Iowan b, '7 :01 a .m. Make .. DAILY IOWAN ADVEllTIS1NG STArr same as on the rest of the nation's Should all-out mobilization be­ lood servlee Is ,.lyen on all len'lee Ice calls may force tbe unlver­ f'rron reported by D:SO a.RI.. Tbe BUllness Manager .. lIIarshall B. Nelson campuses. sUy &0 reduee 1&11 academic staff. come a reaUly, SUI's collelle of All'!. BUBlnelS Manaaer Rex Welt.zell Dill, Iowan Clrcul,Uon De ..r,.,.n~, There was a brle! but spirited SUI officials said this week liberal arts with 74 faculty mem­ In lhe rtlr of Old lo.raalillD BaUd .. Clas.lUied Manager .... Greta Grouman spurt of enlistments In December bers in either active or inactive Inr. Oab.qat and low. ,beet,. b optn Nat'!. Adv. lIIanager .... Emil Voha.ka "some" faculty members would be from 4:3'l a .m . t. 12 no.n .D. frem and January. Local taverns were dropped but the actual number unlts of armed forces rese~, 1 :00 ... m. t. 6:00 p.m. dol17 uc.pt DAILY lOW AN CIKCVL"TION 8TAFr filled with youths whose only would be m'ost seriously affected. Sandal. Sunda,. boer.: 4:10 • •rn. t. ClrculaUon lIIannger " t-harJe. Dorroh would not be known until a fln~l 10:ilt •. m . Au·t. Clrculatlon Mar. . Robert Hess thoul:hts seemed to be, "Hell wlUt budget plan is drawn up. The colle ..e of medicine wUh studying, I'm going to have my­ . . ,. 40 stalf men In reserve lUll. self a good time." This year 1,550 SUI men stu­ and Ute colle.. e of commeree Before the enlistment scramble wUb 26, would also be serlo ..• dents were enrolled in ROTC pro­ was over in February, SUI lost Iy affected by such II. prorraa editorials about 300 men to the services, most grams. Of this group at least 1,- 050 have applied for advanced A breakdown of the total num­ of them to alrforce and navy ber of SUI faculty men in reserve units. ' military courses. These men have Teaching Techniques Review - • signed determent agreements and • units shows the following: - • l! accepted, would be deterred Liberal arts ...... i. An sur engineering professor made a remark recently which WI&b tbe mobllluUoa pro­ Kram ..alnlnc momentum. SUI from draft calls Ul)tli graduation. Medicine (not Including reflccts an attitude we'd like to see more frequently. faces a detlnl~ potIIlbill&y of Four hundred and t1tty students resident doctors) ...... 1() "Evidently," he said, "college professors aren't convinced that loslnr In even rrea~r number of were in advanced courses this Commerce ...... 28 they know it all when it comes to teaching." mea studenQa and flculi)' mem­ year. Seniors In this group will Engineering ...... 10 Thc comment came in connection with a national program spon­ bers to the Irmed forcH. \D.117 I ...." Pbolo) go on active duty thie year and Dentistry ...... 10 sored by thc American Society for Engineering Education, in which Congressional action and rela,x­ SUI'S ROTC DEPARTMENT plays a vital role In the university's part in the nation's mobilization juniors face the same prospect Extension diVision ...... 7 engineering professors here have been participating. ation of rules by selective serv­ effon. This summer, 153 men will craduate from tile ROTC program and enter active service with next year. Education ...... e The program was carried out at SUI in cooperation with the col­ ice officials gave most college men &be army and alrforee corps. The ROTC prorram probably w!ll be expanded next year. The air force The ROTC program at SUI Law ...... 5 legc of education. On alternate weeks, the engineering starf formcd a reprieve. branch haa already announced plans for a new flight operations sequence. More than 1,000 of the 1,550 probably will be expanded nbt Nursing ...... 4 This weeki over 400 SUI students ~rerment year, although military department Pharmacy ...... 3 a panel to discuss what the educators had presented the week befol·e. students enrolled In ROTC this YelLr have slKned d agreements for next year. The main purpose was to offer the enflneerln.. professors and Instructors an opportunity to review the latest techniques in edu­ • 38th Crossed at Six Places cation. LETTE,RS 'Fair Trade' Ruling We wish all SUI faculty members would make the same effort .. as the cnginecrs. And we reallze that with finals approaching, with TO THE eDITOR For the Record Starts Price Wars their usual frustrating effects, this might be taken as mere bittet­ By JOHN VOORHEES ness on our part. It isn't. Caeaben are tn"I\Ie* to es.r~I' .,­ IDlo" I" Lell... I. 'b. lI.n.,. All I.t. We do know professors whose knowledge of their subjects can't Ie.. mul IDd.d...... 11In al,· On Retail Goods nal... .ntl Udre.-l'.... tlU.. 11.- A Reminder to Vote and Some Discs of Note - be questioned, and yet, sadly enough, whose abilities to share that "'••• a nol •• oepla"le. Lette.. b ...... ClUCAGO (U') -Over-the-coun­ knowledge is very limited. 110. p •• p ••11 ., Th ».111 le.. an, ... . The semester isn't the only thing closing Monday - tbat's tbe r.'.'n tb. .I.M t ••4111 ., ... It.... ld ter prices of razor blades, whis­ Many of these men also have wondcrful personalities. Their stu­ 1.11.... W. • .....aI 1.11... .. 1I ..lt .. deadline for your entry of favorite band, record, and singers. Tues· key. fishing rods and aspirin were dents like them personally-and respect thcm. The students frequently t. aee wor •••r Jesl. O,lnl.D. e.,rlflle. cut in some communities Saturday do not ne~u" rUT re,re.e.' ",.Ie .t day, while taking time out from studying for that subject in which realizc that the professors have an exccllcnt understanding of their Tbe DaU, lew... , because of the U. S. supreme subjects. you haven't cracked a book aJl s mester, take a quick look in this court's "fair trade" decision. But In after· cIa s conversations, we orten hear: "He knows his column and you'l! find the win· Drulr stores In Albuquerque, N. M., waced a full·scale price business-but he just can't put it across." In Black and White. ncrs. A follow-up on her earlier al­ bum of George Gershwin favorites, war with cleansing tissue re­ This is no blanket accusation against thc entire faculty. We hear TO THE EDITOR : So drop a postcard 1.0 me today duced from 19 to nine cents a praises daily of professors who are cxcep'!onally well informcd In In adding my few thoughts to In care of The Iowan; it'll still Dorothy has a new Columbia al- box. one ratent medicine cut their subjects AND competent 10 thcir teaching methods. he deluge of mail you have prob­ get delivered in lime to be counted bum of Jerome Kern songs. Dor­ (rom $1.19 to 89 cen&ll and one The engineers' review program is reported to have provoked in­ ably been receiving since the In the tinal tabulation. Just list: othy has the kind of voice capable brand 01 aspirin marked down terest in both the older and the younger staff men. Thursday Iowan issue. I would 1. Your lavorite band. of doing justice to such beautiful from 59 to 35 cents. We feel the same idea, applied to the other colleges, might prove like to preface my remarks by Z. Your lavorlte male and fe· Ken numbers as "I've Told Every Chicago liquor dealers slashed benelicial to all SUI faculty members-and it just might prove bene­ saying that normally I am a peace­ male sln,en. Little Star," "Look for the Silver prices and one Loop store offer­ ficial to the students. able person; normally 1 have been 3. The record you've liked Lining," and "Dearly Beloved." ed a well-known bonded whiskey content to sit back and take. what­ belt tbls year. Percy Faith's musical background, at $4.99 a fiith. It had been $6.75. ever is dished out without a word Either the Dukc Ellington or arranged to perfection, and Miss In Oklahoma City one soap sold of protest. But a time has come Ray Anthony fans are going to Kirsten make a perfect combina­ fol' a nickcl a bar, half the for­ when I can no longer take what have to push a little harder for tion. mer price, and fishing rods were (AP Wlre,~.&.' Democratic Senator Brands is dished out at Hillcrest with these two are neck and neck as it.. not·so·perfed combination cut from $21.30 to $13. ALLIED FORCES DROVE across the 38th parallel In Korea Sat· my usual cheerful smile - 110t the vQting now stands. II that of Laurie Anders and The prJce cuts followed the urday al six points (black arrows) along Ute 125-mile baUlefrobt when it hits \TIe where It hurts Nobody's voting for Harry James Arthur Godfrey. Miss Anders, in court's Monday decision which In bot pursuit of beaten and fleeing Reds (white arrows). UN 10tc:N nullified certain fair trade agree­ the most: in the stomach and the who has a new Columbia disc this case you haven't heard. stands were across the line at Yangyang-, at two points Ilear InJe, Deaf Acheson 'Political Liability' pocket-book! week - "Baby Blues" (does not around on Ken Murray's TV ments between manufacturers and Hwachon. northwest of Chunchon and northeast ot Uljonlbu. After transferring here from tUer to !lnyone's eyes) and "Pe­ show dressed In the Hollywood retailers that put a floor under eRtel.GO (U') - Sen. Paul could be easily defended since It my home-town college and ob­ culiar Kind of Feeling." The vocals version of a COW-flrl and says. prices of many items, including Dougl , (D.Il!.) , said Sa ~u rday would be soutb of the most serving that I actually survived are by Toni Harper w,ho, when last "I like the w-i·d-e open spaces drugs and sporting items. that S cretary of State Dean Ach­ mountainous part 01 tbe couniry the shock of the first few meals hear from, was involved in a out where the cactus graows" The lower prices were posted in u.s. Oil Capacity. HitHer Predids Pj»~ cson h,,, become a "political liabil­ yet far cnourh from thfl Man­ and the first few room and board candy store. Both she and Harry In a very dead·van sort of way. only a lcw communities. But mer­ ity." r churian border to deter any at­ payments, I began to help the sound great but the songs are Now converted Into a song, Miss chants in many others said they 'Dangerctusly Low' Fedoras with Plumes Douitlils said t/'lat Acheson has tack. dormitory ol!iclals rationalize: hardly worth bothering with. Anders Ind Godfrey boot tbls expected price cuts soon. WASHINGTON 11PI - Secretary . The firm that started it all held becQmea "casualty of the war," Rather than a simple boundary "Sure, prices are rislog all over. In Ute same class Is the sonl' western phrase about. of Interior Oscar L. Chapman NEW YORK IlPi - A man who back on markdowns, however. and h lidded that "in a war you }jne, Douglas advocated a neutral Maybe the meals lren" quite Like Jo Stafford has just waxed. Kenton winds up the new re­ said Saturday the nation'S excess has made hats for 'President Tru. recogniz!! your casualty, take him zone along the boundary occupied mom serves. But I know thllt the "Somebody." This one Is what leases today with his "Dynaflow" John Schwegmann, Jr., presi­ petroleum producing capacity has out of 'he field and put him in the under the direction at the United dietitians are doing the best they SCieioloCls&ll Uke to term a ""lit­ and "Tortollas and Beans." Both dent of a New Orleans super· reached a "dangerously low level" man has predicted that the 1962 hospital." Nations. can." However, in this environ­ terlnr cenerality" tor Jo slnls will make the Kentonites happy. market, said he is legally bound and more oil deposils must be fashion in men's l1atgear will be ment, a person can go aloog just to hold his fair trade prices un­ The r1linois Democrat made the An armistice, Douglas said, thaC "Somebody yearns for And you'll make me very happy found to assure the nation' a safe yellow, sky-blue, purple and pink statcment in reply to an audience so long with an attitude as naive someone," .. statement that if you rush those votes in - do til 15 days after the supreme fuel supply. which re-establishcd the old 38th as this ... court decisioll. This would be fedoras with plumes. question at a meeting 01 the in­ parallel as the boundary would be hardly leaves any room for ar­ it today so they can be counted "The country's excess cap;lcity dcpendent voters of Illinois which Because of these and other lament and lou.nds like an ex­ Monday nil:ht. Then watch Tucs­ June Ii. Harry Rolnick, oC Garland, an Invitation for the North Ko­ Schwegmann's store refused to to produce crude all has declined he had just addres~ed. conditions, many people In board­ clualve from Louella Parsons. day's paper for the winners. Texas, said 'be Is willing to bet reans or Chinese to attack South sign a lair trade agrcement and from over 1-million barrels a day Douglas said he was "cone ing dormitories were contemplat­ Continuing In the Parsons par­ In the summer of 1950 to less than a hat that his new styles catcb on Korea again. when a distillery won a decision over to the Repu bUcans" several ing moving across the river into lancE!, what. disc jockey on what half of that figure today," he said. by next yea t. 1ft! believcs men are Kingsley, Rains Get ~ouldn't times and told them "Cor Kood. Douglas said that In the event private homes. The proverbial noon-time record program from that said its liquor be sold "In other words, the pinched-in getting bored wi1h head styles ness sake, let up (on ,your crltic- that an armistice cannot be reach­ !>traw that broke our financial what Iowa jitation was heard to Arts-Letters Honors cheaper than the price other deal· capacity at existing wells which which are old hat. I m of 111m) so that he can realrn ed in Korea, he would . avocate backs was the recent increase in ers had agreed upon, Schwegmann say this past week that Mitch is available, for quick use in an Rolnick, :-vho designed Presi· with honor." these "four positive steps of action: prices ... NEW YORK (U') - The author appealed and won. Miller's "By The Moonlight" was emergency has reached a dan­ dent Truman's white felt topper "Acheson has become a politlcal 1. Eslalliijsh a ·'tl.. her economic It does seem a shame that: (1) a "great record"? Even against and leading player of the Broad- Arter the 15 days are up, Scho­ gerously low level." liability," Douglas said. blockade" against the Chinese the past rates were exorbitant such competition as "Beautiful way play "Darkness at Noon ". weggman said, whiskey prices and the late New York Mayor Fio­ enough ; (2) the quality and quan­ In his speech, Douglas said that mainland south ot Shanghai. Bro~n ,Eyes," "On Top of Old were ho~ored Saturday by the will be cut up to $1.1 0 a fifth and BUTTER PRODUCTION UP rello LaGuardia's five-gaUon bat, an alt('rnate boundary should be 2. Authorize the Iupplylnf of tity of the food and service did Smoky," and "Mocking Bird Hill," American Academy ot Drama and drugs up to 50 pcrcent. DES MOINES (IP) - Butter said he makes his fashion tOr!' cstablished in Korea in the event military supplies to guerrlJlas on not merit even the past prices; "By The Moonlight" still is far the National Institute of Arts and production in Iowa increased h' h t IiI t an armistice is ~ igncd to end thc the Chincse mainland. and (3) they raise the rates and and away lone of the year's worst Letters. Suitcase Theft Report nearly 7-million PQunds last year. casts by watc 109 ,W a m san dccrease the amount of I)'leals and flgnting. 3. Release Chlanr Kal-She""s redO~ds. Sidney Kingsley received the Meanwhile, the consumption of wear. fie suggested the new boundry fOl'ces to invade the Chincsc main­ service ... O{1e of the year's best records academy's merit medal for drama Bill Orr, former Iowa City resi­ oleomargarine in this state was That's why he believes men bc' sct up at tbe "neck" of Korea, land "at their own risk." Many students are living lo pri­ seems to be Lanza's "Be My Love" for writing the play and its star. dent. reported to police Saturday up nearly 2,250,000 pounds. Butter next year will be wearing hala in about 30 to 100 miles north of the -t. Establish a "Committee lor· a vate rooms and apartrn«mts for an for it's getting many votes. Lanza, Claude Rains, was presented with morning that a two-suiter suit­ making exceeds oleo eating by stripes, plaids and brilliant col- 38th parallel. IFree Asia" to undermine the In· equal amount 61' slightly more In spite ot MGM and RCA Vic­ the medal award for good speech case was stolen from his car Fri­ about 17 to 1. ors, he said. ' '1/ Such a boundry, Doulrlas said, fluence of communism in China. than we pay at Hillcrest Or the tor's publicity, is not the only voice on the American stage. day night. .,..,-----:,- Quadrangle for meals and a bed. in . "Tlie Great Caruso." Dorothy James Earl Fraser received the He said the suitcase contained . eOminl ., It seems loelcal to me that a d~r­ Kirsten also happens to be around academy's gold medal for sculp­ two suits, two pairs at shoes and GENERAL NOTICES Scbl I,The Corkscrew Murder Case' mltory, buymg In large quantities; anti is not to be ii:llored in either ture. The institute's Russell Loines a woman's aqua-grey wool coat. piogra would bE! able to furnish 'us with the ~ classical or popular field. award for poetry went to John He also said a ladies purse was GENERAL NOTICES should be deposited with &be city editor 01 Coarlc cheaper meals than' they have In Crowe Ransom. stolen from the car. The Dally Iowan In the newsroom In Ea,' hall. NoUces mut be a real the past. • lIubmltted by 2 p.m. the day preceding firs' publloatloo; the, wil' andm ,However, I realize that dorm NOT be accepted by phone, and must be TYPED or LEGIBLY , Men officials have problems .that Jew '~ WSUI '· PROGRAM WRI'ITEN and SIGNED by a responsible person. dfarge of us thought of. By some slight chance, they may have been fi­ official daily SCHOLARSHIP APPLldATIONS pus stores <:m presentation of re­ ~nal ~ml1t nancially compelled to raise the CALENDAR for 1951-52 school year must be ceipt. anqc rates, but what we stUdents would on me by June 1 III the of lice of IJke to see Is a published state­ Mend_,. Ma, :1. 19n1 student affalrs. This covers new BILLY MITCHELL SQUAD10)il I ment showing us In black and 8:00 • . m . Morning Chapel and renewal applications for Carr, members wilt meet at 7:80 l.m: Dtiv., . A:l~ ' .m. New. BUL'LETIN white where our money Is going, Laverne Noyes, University Merit, Wednesday itl the, armory te> merch ' 8:JO lI .m. ('"~rmAlny In Modern Times To ( if we are forced to pay it. ':3Q •• m. News SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1951 VOL. XXVII, NO. 198 Student Aid, and "I" club schol­ in the Mem6rlar ' day parade. Ov­ . , That shouidn't be too much 9:'" R.m. AAker"s DozPI1 arships. Further Information at erseas cap i~ optional. trouble, and It mltht serve to I~:OII •. m. The Book. hell " F. I 1n : 15 •. m. Throulfh the LoOking Glas. UNIVERSITY CALENDAR student affairs. --- ,. Sa.turd calm a few of the flaring tem­ ,,.:!tn A.m. 1 illite" and Learn UNIVERSITY CALENDAR Items are scheduled pers. '~: 4~ • . m. NnvaUme FOREIGN STUDIES studeni' 'tJvinJ II:tIII •. m. Newl , In the President's office, Old Capitot UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES wlll expecting certificates by the edI bjfore One more note for the dorm of­ 11 :1~ • . m. The Music Box be closed Memorial day. ficials: You're lOing to have quite 1t :YI A.m. U-.. rllln"

Five Engagements of SUI Students, Graduates Announced

,\ r. ct. 1 L . Announcement C. Hod Jtl'n, CllI:­ rok _ • hs\'e an­ .1 AI. rt H. has been madE' of h l'ller, Ct'dar nounCt'd the en­ the en .. agement Rapiru , ha :In­ a II erne n t of of M olr), June [ ounrf!d the en­ Ihelr dau hlt'f. Maher. an SUI I!agement of her Ir and ~ s . Patricia. A4. to graduale. G il - "\ aug h t e r. Al­ R. F. Rebee. Jay R. Storey, more City. to berta. A3. to have announced . an SUI j(raduate. Richard J . Maine. David L JaC'Obs. 'he engagement E4, Des Moines. ' O!l of 1r. 1nd an r ~ndu 'e, or their daughter. by her lather, L. Mr . H I. Storey. e d a r Rapids. Mary Ann. A3, 10 L. Maher. MISs De., l\Ioines liss e Ja('ob_, ~ Oll of Howard Sands. Maher Is l! mem- Hot! ell IS Af­ ~r . :lIld Mn. Terril. Sands, son ~r or Delta filiated "'ilh Al­ Lloyd A. Jaco~, of Mr. and Mrs. Gamma social pha XI D It • j~ no" mp10yf'd Georlle Sands, Is sorority. Maine, ocinl .sororit~. Bloomfield, a student at Iowa son of Mr. and Storev is a He is 3 . State Teachl'rs Mr s. R . W . mf'mbr; 01 D It'l " m mber of Pi college. The wed­ Ma ine, i~ af­ Tau n('lta. ~cl al ding will take filiated with Sig­ rrat('rnit ·. He I· Tau Sigma. hon­ ma Nu. social orary mt'chanica I place June 10 In now • t:ltiont'd Cedar Rapids. [raternlty T h I! with 'hI' .s e.ngir. ring frn­ wedding wi I I apm~· at Fort ternil.". The w n­ take place at Bliss, Taxa . The din« is pi nned 10 a.m. June 23 \\. e d di n g will for lat 5ummer. in Gilmore City. tak~ place June 24 in Cherokef!.

Poetry Workshop Poems Published 74 SUI Job Office Offers Hints A booklet of poems by stud n i rept entf'({ by M rrill Spark~, 2SUI Students I jn sur p try workshop WII ]\It . Etna. Pinned ~o jJubli hed thIs week by the Prair- Th 33-page bookl('t wa. hand- Injured in Collision lie Pre· 5. Iowa Cll). The workshOP • 28 under th directIon ot Prof. Paul t by Prot. CarrolJ-Coieman, SUI PINNED - Lois Laughlin, A2, For Employment Interviews Osaee, Delta Zeta. to Jerry Llck­ Two SUI students were injured 10 Engle. English department. typograph('r. One oC Coleman's 10 1 tete, A3, We ley, Phi Kappa. during a rain torm Friday nlaht Mr. and Mrs. By BILL BAKER Poet· WhO.l· work. appear in rent publicattons was . elected 7 "Po ms trom the Iowa Poetry by the American Institute when rars driven by Billy Lt>e 6 U. F. Beachamp, ot fntcrviewing teams hnv(' he \1 cnnva iog colleg campuse Work hop" come Irom 12 ~t a t Graphic Art. 811 one oC the "fI[ty CHAINED - Carol ShoquL t, Donnell, A2, Perry, and Melvin 5 Grim c..~. have an­ 4 nounced th en­ this spring. offering high r salari sand wiuening job npportun- and the Phillipplne bland. 10wII books of the year", • A4, Jowa City, Kappa Alpha The­ E. Parks, Newton, collided on tl!, to Robert Wolford, C4, Shen­ 3 gagement of their itics to June graduates. highway 6, onl' mile west of New­ daullhler, SU7.­ andoah, Phi Delta Th t ao T job placement office report that mo t gradua tin~ seniors ton. anne, A4, to Poppies Popular--Rain or Shine Pat Doerschlen, A2, Kirkwood. J am e 5 Ensign nrc either placed or , re can- P INNED - Sally Wray, AI. Mo ., suffered rlaM e~e and head Ran ~ 0 m, A4, sideJ'ing everal job offering.. But this should bl' clone with tllct Atlantic, Alpha Xi Deita, to Gene cuts and Jack J ordon, A3, Des Des Moines. Ran­ 6. Give the' employer an open­ Mueller, A2, Okoboji, Sigma Nu. MOine. , had a rh'ht ankle Injury. som is the son Frances Camp, dlrcc'or of the f'du('ation placl'mfnt orrice, ex­ ng to (:nd the Int rvl w aftl'r 0 Donnell and the other passenger in :>f Dr. and Mrs. his car, Donna Rid, A3, Des £I . E. Ransom plained Friday the lirst interview reasonable length or limt'o It ht' 1'), NED-JoB th Shcem • A I, Atlantic, Kappa Kappn Gamm , to Moln . , escaped unhurt. rhe wl:'ddin,l( i~ with a oro~oective mployer is a icesn't take the chance Bnd ('on­ G ree Ric. Al, Oelwein, Phi Patrolman Max Schmeling said planned for July. I!'ive-and-take situation in which tinues the interview then It is up both cars were tr veling west and both thl' applicant and the inter­ Delta Thet . to him to cnd It when hI' wishes. Parks was making a left turn Inlo viewer size each other up. '7. Approacb ihe Interview \\\th I a driveway when his car was Miss Camp of Cered sevE'ra l ~llq­ C ..\GED - Rachel Jack on, eo e and viSit I'asily. n sure 10 5ideswlped by Donnell, who was I!es'lo to help the applicant make A2, Clinton, ChI Omega, to Robert unllbl to stop on the wet pave­ make a good impression at Ihe tirst thank the mployer tor the in- I Hannah, C3, 0 nl~on . ment. interview: ttrview as courtesy and ppredA­ 1. Courtesy a nd ron~ldf'ratlon tivenes~ will make the best im-I I" NED - Sally Lunche, AI, 3 Former SUI Students for'the employer's time plus Jelt­ pression. Des Moines, to Dale GOUld, A3, d confirlence will be ot great heln In Elyrl~, Ohio, Phi Epsilon Pi. Learn Fore'gn Tra e completing a successful Interview. 2. A elt-analvsls and a \I tin" Services Monday Thrt'e form T SUI students grad­ fiAJND - Justyn Sutherl8nd, uated Friday from the American of all qua Ufications will put the A4, Manning, PI Beta Phi, to Don applicant more n' ('ase when an­ l nstitute of For Ign 'trade, Thund­ five Students Elected to Purple Mask Club Fer Henry M. Ball Harding, an SUI graduate, Sigma erbird FIeld, Phoenix, Arl!. ~wel'inl! question about his back­ Alpha Epsilon, now attending Five students Dnd two 'faculty to Purple Mask, also wcre made at ground. They ar Howard L. Borrett, I Funeral ~ervlce for Henry M. Unlver Ily of Louisville, Ky. members were elected in 'o thc the banquet. 3. The applicant hOuld a k any Guttenberg. who received his B.A. Ball, 68, will be held al 3:30 p.m. lit SUI in 1950; Cecil A. Kersten, Purple Mask club, honoral'Y dram- They were given to Joanna Jcf- fwestions which he has abollt the job during the interview. However, Monday ul Beckman's funeral HAINE)) - Joye Skinner, ))r rtl('ld, Kan., who 8l'1led hts ~t(c soelety, at the dramatic arts freys, G, Clarkston, Wash.; Mar­ he should Clnd out as much as he home. BUl'inl will I> ot OaklJlnd A4, Cedar Rapids, Pi Il tn Phi. to M.A. hpre In 1939, (md DaJe E. department's annual banquet in garet Hall, G, West Dennis, Ma ~s . ; Chari ' Fr dcr1ck~, 0:1, Olldel1, Correll. Vinton, who ot!ended sur can about the company before the c m try. the River room or the Iowa Union Reve Hatch, G, Edgewood; Theod­ interview. Delta Sigma Delta. in 1947. Ball, a retired civil engineer, friday night. ore Johnson, G, Rockford, Ill.; 4. The auo\lcant should make The awards, made on the basis Wllliam Hatch, G, Kansas City, sure he has the interviewer's name d:~d at noon Saturday at his ENG GED - Lucretia Gehrk , P4. We·t Liberty, Pi Beta Phi, to g( stholarship, contributions to Mo.; Donald Vanatta, A4, Daven­ correctly and use It during the In­ home at the ast nd or Daven­ Rob rl Vun Olsl, E4, Davenport. productions and a·blUty. 'were pre­ port; Donald Fryauf, A4. Iowa terview. This will tend to flatter port ~tteet altcr a 10l1g Illne.. . He &tnted to Robert Paulus, A3, Iowa City. and Arthur Housman, G, him anel leave hIm with a good was a graduale oj th<: Iowa City City; Ralph Levy, M , Northamp­ Kirkwood. Mo. impre~sion. high chool and t!, Iowa City About B,llr;)om Dancinl;l IIIn, Mass.; Andr~y" Kl'awetz, A4, 5. JJ durin&' the cour e oC the academy.]I attended th SUI col­ Primarily-either partner must Interview the applicant discovers JolJet, Ill. ; Robert Price, G. Green- . lege or el1ginl'erinx for two years. able to m!)ve forward and Pull'tzer Prl'ze he just isn·t in'erested in the job 1I~ld . IIl.; j1ichard ' Arnold, G, Ball was a member or the Meth­ lIa It\\ ard-wlthin the mu 1':81 Douglas Welli, G. Liltle he &hould tell the I'm ployer so. be,t. Earh parlner havbi, rood '~mes; W S k odist church. His father was balance. Balance mean havlnr \lock. Ark.; Mary Van Fleet. G, I'nner to pea G W h' gt B 11 ttl '0.11, ...... n PboL• . ' eorgl! as In on a , S a e eg- POPPlE TO YOU! In lierf/inc \~It., 'n'" ("'''' • v.,,,} Y_.' .• •. the bod welrhi dlredly over Upland. Calif. ; Prot. Lewin Goof, lslator, and ni mothcr, E! tella, Ihe upportin, foot. d ra"1a~ic arts departmQnt, and Charle Caeta. 412 S. Governor trl'l'l. ''':lhd t1!rt (, w!liin~ ru. tOnl~r Karl Shapiro, winner of a Pul­ was a state worthy matron of thl' Ard is Kresensky, graduate as­ Final Rites Monday Eastern Star. Several nieces and - (Iert to rlrbi) , l arlrnl' nd l'h;l'lIi, DolJrcr. llOG Wa binrton MIMI YOUDE WURIU itzer prize for poetry, will speak .Istant in communication skills. str(' ~ t. and Shirley Kern, 100 1I Irhl.tlld.dr' .... l'rorced. from the Phone 9485 Presentations of the ' Scarlet onVPsychologists and Poets" at 8 For Mrs, Dalton, 83 neph w~ r e the only sllrvivor~ 'l JlOPPY sal will be I'd (or th' ("are or dl abled nterallJl. MaSK award, a preliminary honor p .m. Monday in the senate cham­ ber of Old Capitol. Funeral services (or Mrs. Ellen Quad Eleds Robert . ;=.=;;.;:~:.;;..;.~' =---....:;;;;=' ~;.:.;;;;;;-;;;-;;;;;~ He is the aulhor of several Dalton, 83, 613 N. Gilbert street, poetry books including "Person, will be held at 9 a~. MondRY at Newman President A~mnae Nurses Place and Thing", "Essay on St. Pa'rick's church. Burial will Rhyme" and "V-Letter," which be in Oakland cemetery Robert C. Newman, C3. We '( to Honor Senioh won him the Pulitzer prize. Mrs. Dalton, a lifelong Iowa City New York, N.J., has b n elected , . His speech is sponsored jointly reSident, died Friday at Mercy president of Quadrangle lor the (sur senior nurses will be hon­ by the SUI English aepartmen t hospital after five years of illness. next year, succ eding Robert L • ored at a banquet Monday by the and the writer's workshops. He The rosary will be recited at 7:30 Hilliard, A2, Storm Lake. MAY 26TH .THRU JUNE 15TH S'\JI Nurses Alumnae association. will visit the poctry workshop p.m. Sunday at the McGovern Newman Is also president of the The banquet will be. at 6:30 p.m. Monday afternoon. funeral home. Catholic Newman club, and a In· the River room 9f the Iowa Shapiro tallght writing at Johns Mrs. Dalton was a member of member of the Iowa roHegiate Union. . Hopkins univ(;Csity. He is editor $1. Patrick's church and the Royal chamber of commerce. Blankets' Blankets' Blanketsl 'AIl nurses who are graduates o[ Poetry: A Magazine of Verse," Neighbors. She is surVived by lour Other new officers to serve next cit tile SUI college of nursing are one 01 the oldest poetry magazines daugh~ers, Fra~ces , Mrs. Paul year are: Charles W . Reilly, L!, Ipvited to aaend the banquet. in America. Motte and Mrs. Wallace Davis, all Chicago, vice-president; Thomas I • Sanitene Dry-cleaned -Lois Laxson, N4, Earlville, of Iowa City. and Mrs. Willard C. Veach, P2, Bellevue. secretary­ Merch'lIlt, B"lIflower. Calif.; two treasurer, and William Stanford, president of the senior class, will sons, Bryon J . and Charles P. both P3, Cedar Rapids, sergeant at piesirle at the banquet. Mrs. Mrs. Mabel Evans' Will • Steam Finished of Iowa City, and a brother and arms. Otorge Leonard, president of the Admitted to Probate sister, George Cronin and ~rs . .----- ~ulmnae group, will give the wel- Anna Hopkins, both of Iowa CIty. Berlou' moth-prooofed ~ming talk. • The will of Mrs. Mabel Evans (5 yrs. guarantee) Scheduled on lh~ aijer-dinner was admitted to probate Saturday .- morning in Johnson county dis­ June pfogram are charlerizations by G-Day, 8th CQarlot~e Hess, Nol, ' Des Moines; trict court. She died here May 3. • Cellophane Wrapped a reading by Bobbie Campbell, Ruth M. Evans was appointed Girl You Love June 8 is a blC3 day for the graduatlnC3 ..Illon at aid numbers by a men's quartet. executrix without bond. Arthur r:: Iowa Uni.... rslty. Give that ..Illor 1OIDeth1DQ ._ Members of the! Ommlttee in O. Left is the attorney represent­ rl '~: Hoping for a dl'arge of the banquet are Mrs. ing the estate. to remember about CommencemeDt - A pen and ~nard , Mrs. Robert Bickford, 50 pencil Bet from lOWA SUPPLY fw his graduation ~lly Hanson, Shirley BloombE'rg for c;rift. anq Oeralding !iilliger. All $1 I "r 1\ Regular Price Driver Pleadlt Guilty Dry Cleaning SHEAFFER SETS To OMVI Charge $1.50 Berlou Moth-Proofing $1.00 F. R. Glascock pieaded guilty $6.75 to $35.00 Sa.turday morning to a drunken $2.50 ~ Ivlng charge. GIUClOck appeared b;fore Dis!rict Judge Harold D. ivans, who continued the case for PARKER SETS ·sentence. " AGRADUATION .He was arrestedo in IOlVa City I 00 ...t Wednesday nigbt. Ex"ui.it·'r tty," ou Save $5.00 to $49.75 VEIN" Y $1 GIFH 17 . IlInjel¥e/s. Richly " . ""ern ca e. , h Give your favorlt. senior a iOned ' - las - It wins FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY i ral In 14k nslU. fdward S. tRose .. ,- graduation qift that he can or White gold. romplimenf. (Do ~es both~r 'QUI - well, I u.e. Stop in at Pearson'. to· '71JO ',Ie. ""wi., a/wcrysl (the, are low at O1It Shop - ' u F.d. T•• CLEANERS )Jew as an,where in ' the State day and see our selection 01 {- IOIDe of our VALUES may pen and peneil sets. 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{ I PAGE FOUR THE DAlLY IOWAN, UNDAY. MAY 27 , 1951 A Wandering Indian Tripped By Sox Easl Des Moines Wins Prep Big Ten Chief Gets New Pact; Football Track Crown; Five Marks Set Jelecasts " Approved. In• AMES IJP) - East Des Moines' cd to record times of :10.1 and EVANSTON, ILL. (IP) - The PHILADELPHIA (JP) - Seton Olympic rinter from Marqueue, fleet youngsters won the Class A :21.7 in the Class B 100-yard and Blg Ten Saturday renewed Com­ state high school track champion­ HaU's Andy Stanfield bla~ed 220 in 1933. Some have bettered IIIIt 220-yard dashes and Bob Hansen missioner K. L. (Tug) Wilson's yards in 20.6 seconds Saturday - unoUiclally but no one, on recar«. ship Saturday with a reeord­ oC Clinton whipped defending contract for five more years and smashing 73 poin's. the fastest a human has ever run has touched the blistering _ champion Ray Kaiser oC East Des gave him an undisclosed pay rai e. the distance around a full turn - set by Stanfield Saturday. ., It was the eleventh title for the Moines in the Class A 120-yard Wilson's old contract which to lake some of the glitter from The world record for the _ Scarlet which bettered its record highs. Hasen's figure was: 14 .7. ends this month was lor six years. Cornell's team-winning perform­ on a straightway track is 21.. by total a year ago 10 1/ 3 points. Offlclals at first decided that Earlier this year, the conference ance in the diamond jubilee I C seconds set by Mel Patton in ~ Davenport was a distant sec­ the re('ord marks by Lon, and expanded Wilson's power in polic­ 4-A track and field championships. Angeles in ] 949. Track ex~ 1 ond with 451~ po nt!l. (JUnton Hansen would not be allowed be­ ing athletic practices. The mark of the Negro star, figure a runner loses three-teiIIIja was third with 24 114 and North cause or a brisk wind. Late in The contract renewal and pay one of America's creat hopes for of a second in making a turn. Des Moines flUI1 with 23. day came a rulin, that the ra()es hike were recommended by the the 1952 OlYmpics, tied the I C 1!:ast piled up 40 points by win­ down the straighway course had athletic directors and approved by 4-A record which Stanfield him­ ning four of the five relays and not been run with the benefit of the faculty representatives at the self set at New York's Randalls Personal closing session of a three-day bus­ al~o took three individual crowns. tall wind exceedln, 4 % miles Island in 1949. But that was on Steve DeWiit succeeded Nevada as per hout. iness meeting. w. stcaicht-away track. In an afternoon session, the di­ I have nothinq to !ott the Class B champion wlth 361fz John Burken of Clinton (St. The fastest listed time for the points. Nevada turned up fif'h rectors voted that the conference 220 on a circular track is 21.2 now. It is too late. 'M' Mary's) reached a record height in go on record in support of the Na­ with 20 points. In between came belonging to Ralph~M~et~c~a~lf~e~, ~th~e~~~~~=:,:,=~~~=~~ Lamoni with 29¥l points and tional CoUegiate Athletic associ­ Primghar and Rock Rapids each Andrews Is Net Champ ation's experimental television pol­ with 25 . icy. AMES (iP) - J im Lindsay They decided that each Big Ten Lovilia got a sixth-place tie at and Jerry Ja,er of Davenport 18 points with Lake City thanks to school should determine the ex­ retained thelc state high school tent to which it will participate Who says you )~ can't the efforts of Les Slevens, a 140- J I tennis douhles championship in the test video grid program pound junior who won three events Saturday and Jamie Andrews which thus far calls for each me­ for the top individual performance of low,," City won the slnf le tropolitan area to televise one of the meet. crown trom Dob Timmerman game a week Sept. 22 through take it with Stevens established a new re­ of Dubuque, 6-0, 6-3. Nov. 24. A college may have only cord In the hl'h jump, one of two of its games telecast - once Keep up with SUI life the year around (AP Wlre,balol l the five new marks posted dur­ the Class B pole vault but the of­ at home and once away. SHARP DEFENSIVE PLAY BY the Chicago Whlte Sox is keeping them hot on the trail of the New ing the d:Ly-Iong actlvlb. stev­ ficial scorer didn't find out how A committee was named to work by taking York Yankees In the American League tllle chase. An example of this was In the WhIte Sox 5-0 tri­ ans scored /I feet, 11 5/ 8 Inches high the youngster went because out details of the Rose Bowl pact , " umph SatUJ'day over Clevelan., when Ore les Mlnoso, recently acquired from the Tribe by Chicago, in the jump and also was the the public address man leCt the renewal, approved Friday by the ta:;'5 out slldln&, Ray Boone of Cleveland at third base. Um pire Bill McKinley calls the play. winner in the 120 hl'h hurdles premises with the figures. It was Big Ten. The group which ' will --y- and the 180 low hurdles, the known. however, that Burken had meet with a similar Pacific Coast LaUer a condensed versIon of the cleared at lea~t 11 feet, Ifzlnches, conference body includes faculty The Daily I~wan ZOO-yard lows of other years. and that's a half inch higher than representative Paul J . Blommers Ray Long, the Afton flier, flash- the old mark. of Iowa. with y.ou this summer ~ White Sox Sweep Ninth Take advantage of thO Thomson's Homer Edges Giants Pasl Phils SPECIAL STUDENT OffER PHlLADELPHIA (JP) - Out­ Helder Bobby Thomson broke up of the state high school outdoor Daily Iowan mailed to you Straight; Ken Holcombe a scoreless pitchers' duel between track finals at Ames SatUrday. anywhere in the United Sf es Larry Jansen of the New York High School Group Lyle Quinn, exec uti ve secretary 15 weeks - June 9 to Sept, 1S ' $2.00 Giants and Robin Roberts of the of the Iowa High School Athletic Philadelphia Phils by poking a association, ordered WOI.TV to home run with no one on in the Bars Coupee From Stop in today or mail $2.00 cancel Coupee's appearance. seventh inning Saturday night. Daily l-owan - Corner Dubuq ~ e ~nd Iowa Stops Tribe On 5 Hits The Giants won, 2 to O. Airing Prep Sports E. R. Elder, director of the Iowa The Giants scored their second State College Information SerVice, Iowa City, Iowa CLEVELAND (JP) - Paul Rich­ Inllton 6: Boston 11. BB-Consu.~ra 9. Jeffcoat with. the w..Jnning run. run in the same inning when they DES MOINES IlP\ - Sports said lhat WOI had no other al­ ards' while hot C,!1icago White Sox Nixon 1. SO-Nfxon 5. HO-Conauegra II The boxscore: loaded the bases with one out on a Director Al Coupee of radio station In Q 1-3 Innings; Haynes j In I 2-3. Wi n­ ternativE' than to cancel Coupee's kept their pace on the trail of the ner-Nixon (3-01; Loscr-Consuegra (3 .. ~. Chico,. A.D II 0 l'Ut. A.B II 0 walk to Ed Stanky, Whitey Lock­ KRNT, Des Moines, was barred Ter'lger 2b 2 0 3 C.. tl'one.s 5 0 2 Crom participating in a telecast appearance when Quinn or!ered. leading New York Yankees Sat­ Jackson 3b 3 1 3 Met'vlch cf • I 2 man's double, a pass to Willie u\'day by shutting out Lhe Cleve­ * * * BorkO'skl rf 4 I 2 Reiser If .. 4 0 3 Mays and another walk to Wes Frank Douma, Ottumwa, a mem­ Yanks Keep League Lead sauer If 5 I 4 Kiner Ib .. 5 1 13 land Indians 6 to O. That made it Pafko cf 4 I I Ben rf .. 3 2 0 Westrum forcing Stanky over the ber of the board of control of the nine in a row on Chicago's road Fondy Ib 5 0 11 Westlake 3b 5 0 0 plate. association, said a resolu'ion bar­ trip. NEW YORK lIP) - The New Burg... c . t 3 5 MurtauMh 2b 4 I • ring Coupee from broadcasting any York Yankees romped to their CUllck ss 4 0 1 M'ullou,h c I 0 2 Jansen held the Phils to seven Right-handed Ken Holcombe sixth straight victory Saturday as Kllo'.t.ln 0 3 0 0 Fllz,erald cOO 2 hits in gaining his fourth victory association athletic events was Leonard p 0 0 0 La w p .. . 2 0 0 passed at the time of the high was the mound victor. It was his Vic Raschi turned back the Phila­ cC.varrella 0 0 0 aNelson . . 0 0 0 against four defeats. He was spiked second shutout and fourth win of delphia Athletics, 8-5. Schmllz p 0 0 0 Werle p . ••• 0 0 0 in the right leg by Ed Pellagrini school basketball tournament at dJeUcoot . 0 0 0 bResJel1i ,. 0 0 0 In a play at first in the eighth but Iowa Citv this spriM. the season, on the basis of five The triumph enabled the Yanks eBau'holtz I I 0 Walsh p 0 0 0 scattered hits. remained in the game. Jt was h1s He said Cou'pee "denounced the to protect their two-game leat! Total, :t) 8 lW T.lalo 33 t 21 The Sox gathered ]2 hits off over the red hot Chicago White e-Walked for Leonard In 81h. second shutout. officiating, showed bias in favor Mike Garcia and Lou Brissie, and Sox. d-lUn for Palko In lOth. The litlescore: NATIONAL LEAGUE of the larger schools, criticized the batted around in the third Inning, e-Slniled for Cusick In 10th. No.., York . 0110 8C'1 2011-2 8 I attitude of the specta'ors and at­ Raschi, although below his us­ x-One out whl!n winning run .scored. Pblladelphla 000 000 000-0 7, I 8-SRcrlliced for Law In 7th. W I.. PCT OB tacked the policies of the associa­ DONNIFORD by Christian Peper 30e .- when they tallied three runs. Two ual form, went all the way to Ja.nsen and Weslrum: It. bertI, - ~ , IIrooklyn .. '!I J I .ijlO b-Wnlke . 4 2 0 I (I- I ) lind Sanlord (O-Il Wood rf 0 0 1 Wert. rf .. , 4 0 3 ers came to life and poured five Willard Nixon Saturday with a 12- CHICAGO (IP\ - Pinch-Hitter ChI.l,o al CI.v.llnd-(2)-Dob.on (~­ congratulations Lenhardt If 4 0 2 Soucbock If t 0 3 runs across the plate to chase the hit attack to overwhelm Washing­ Frank Baumholtz's tenth inning Dclslng ct 3 0 4 Groth cl .. , 4 3 2 R) and Judson (0.0) " I. W,. nn (3",) Single supplied the winning punch Batts c ... 3 1 5 Clnsberll c . 2 0 1 veteran righthander. Rookie and Ch ak.les ( 1-0) ton, 11-1. It was the Red Soxer's' Arll Ib . . , 4 0 8 Priddy 2b . . 3 0 I St. L.lla, at Detrolt- (,~)- G.rvet (~ ... George Estock took over and was Jlatehln­ in the Chicago Cubs' 5-4 victory Bero II 3 I 2 Trout p .. , 2 0 I :n and Overmlre In-s) va. fifth straight win, their longest oon n-Il Iba T." .... ( 0·(10) WIN TOP Saturday over the Pittsburgh Pi­ Kennedy p 3 I 0 C.ln D • • • 0 0 0 belted for two singles before Cal streak of the season, and the Sen­ .Evers .. . .. I 1 0 Abrams lined to Third Baseman W • • hlntton a t. Boston -('t)-Mofeno ators' sixth successive setback. rates before a crawd of 13,810. (I - I) and 81ml ( 1-1\ vs. Tayl•• (~- Total. - 3-(l- O-2-' T.lal. 33 8 21 Bob Elliott for the final out. 3) ond McDermott (2-1) Nixon and Dom DiMaggio spaT­ The crowd had to wait out a a-Doubled lor cain In 9th. HONORS ked theiv teammates by each hit­ 25-minute delay for the finish of SI. Louis 100 000 Oll~ ting a double and two singles. the thriller. The Pirates tied it up D-troil . . 000 100 001-2 E-None. RBI-Lenhardt. Coleman. Batls. in appreciation The Red Sox addcd three more in the ninth, the third deadlock Groth, Priddy. 2B-Marsh 2. Grolh 2. Rain Cancels Last of the game. Rain began falling Evers. HR-Batts. S-Youn~ . DP-Marsh. tallies in the third, two more in Younll and Arft; K enedy. Bero and ArIt. send finer GIBSON the sixlh, and shelled Consuegra hard as Baumholtz came to bat in Left-St. Loul. 5. Detroit 8. BB-K ennedy the last or the tenth with one out ~, T rout 4. SO-Kennedy 5, Trout I. HO­ Iowa Baseball Game out of action with a fo ur-run bar­ Trout 5 In 8 1-3 Innlngo; CRln n In 2-3. rage in the seventh. and two mates on base. HBP·Kennedy IGlnsberg!. PB-Glnsberg. Rain forced cancellation of The boxscore: The beginning of the end came Winner-Kennedy (I-Ii. Loser-Trout 12-4). Iowa's fLnal baseball game of the n..len A.B H 0 Wash. AB If o in the tenth when Andy Pafko season Saturday afternoon against )'lIMal{. cf . 5 3 4 Yost 3b .. 3 0 I opened with a double. Dee Fondy Prep Baseball Tourney Western Michigan. GOO Ib . '" 0 8 ' I tch.els 2b 4 1 t8 n""rr 2b . , n l D en Ie 8s . 4 0 I sick when the downpour subsided, school basball tournament here Western Michigan in the seri<.'s Moss c •• ~ 0 6 r:',""rr;t C . 3 0 ~ singled to score Pinch runner HaL Saturday. opener Friday. Nixon p . . S 3 0 Consuellra D 2 0 Haynes p I 0 o TOlals--:a::-, ::-H~~=-' Tolal. Ha 8 ~ 1 WA"hlnuton . . .. IV'l flAil nt\('\_ ' Here are some line gifts thai are sure to please your fa­ B"'tOI1 .. .. 113 OC2 4Ox-1 1 Choose from our ,[-Yost 2. Denle. RBI-WWlam. 2. Nlx­ vorite graduate. Come in and see them at Herteen and o~ . D IMo~~lo 3. SlepheM 2, Goodman, comp,lete display Coan. Bou~reau . 2B-Wllliams. COA n. Nix­ Stocker's. on. D IM.,glo. Noren. DP-Dente, Michaels I""'ld Vernon : Y ost , Mlchnels and Vernon: <.11 Boudreau, Doerr and Dropo. Lell... Wash ... IIere's excellent opportunity for young, sales-minded men to earn while they travel and learn, selling a well-known staple food product in an cstab­ lished territory. For Hinz . .. • Fountain Pens Coe Colleq. Presents These positions require aggressive selling and merchandising, Watches, Gull links, Cigarette cases, Watch banda. • Stationery - Note~ ~ but at the same time, offer invaluable training, experience and Ronson lighters, and pen and pencil sets. Dro Julian Husley opportunity. If you arc interested in a sales, sales promotion or Vb Un ".I. hed brlll. h S.lull. t udvertising future, you should invc.stigate. You must be free to • Fiction - Novelties and Socl.1 PIIII • •• pb., t ~ avel. • , • Leather Goods speaking on Young single men with two or more years college edu­ For Her: .. , cation, or the eqUivalent, preferred. We provide cars, sa lary, and traveling expenses. Compacts, Cigarette cases, Ear'rings, Necklaces, • Pencils "Evolution and Apply by mail (attach recent snapshot) or in person Bracelets, Costume sets and Je~el cases. to Human Destiny" I Monday. 'une 4. 8:15 p.m. SALES DEPARTMENT University,~ook Sto~e · Herteen & Stocker • 81. P ..I· I Methodll t Churcb • J34. Thl.d Avena. 88 Jewelers & Watchmakers C.d.. BaDld. IATIONAL O~TS COMPANY N. Adlnll.lon will be ch.r,ed ) SIS H Avenuo N. E. Cedar Rapids, Iowa 'efferson Hotel Bldq. THE DAILY lOW lAY %'7. 1951 - P GE FIVE -----'-- 'Sweeth80 rt' Kept Diamond in This Mother Hubba rd Lives in a Car Throat Three Days LOS ANGELES (.4') - Thomas R. Fasenmyer J r .• 21-year-old ac­ cused gem thief. has a ledge in his throat. That, he told o((icen; • Saturday, is how he hid a $4,000 WANT AD RATES Miscellaneous fOI Sale Help Wanted diamond in his throat for three ------. . W/I/!<'TJ':D, Man ror ~ntUlnenl ur- days. Classified Display DJ:SK. ~"" elVtlr. end labl • lampS. ,. .ound ~Uo~. Good lIarunl ..lar)'. The stone was part of $158.400 One day ...... 6e per wor d 1";1 ~\,V1ln." ~~ !by Thron~fTlI', u..,. keye A .. nlnl in gems stolen Monday from the Co~. H W. CoII"I~, Thrre dan .. ltc per word SIX root lpol) :"'.. "C '·OP ....Ipdalrr. Ex- ::.:..----,----- home of Mrs. Malcolm McNaghten, i day ...... 13e per word cell " I ""ndJUOI1. WarnnlY 1n prr_hool tralnlnl ror Pbone ~ . l"umrnH' 'on of Ve-te.nn·. pl." department store heirCliS . O!ticers One mouth.. 3ge per word ",hoo!. Call '-0241. said F asenmyer admitted the rob­ MUST SELL: AtrTacU\'e Iudlo ""uch. bery. He was arrested Tuesday. lamp.. _k..... d . eh I of PART and rull Um~ .t.lllIon aum cSant. For cQnsecutive Insertions dra ..... ". table .... d chain. Dial '-UII ExPfl"jO'n~ prdOTTfll. Good alarr. Ap- Wednesday. tor the beneti ~ of One Month .. __. 5Oc per .coL inch .v.nlnp. ply In peno... Mohr s..vlcc. IIlS4 S, ltiv­ curious police, he swa llO Wed a bol­ (Ave. 26 insertions) enid Drl,,-e. ton and coughed It up repeatedly. COUPLE 10 h lp ... 11b bou .. ork In f'X­ c"... n r for .apartm.-nt and board. a ClH' He said it " lodged on a ledge In One Day _ ...... 75e per col. Inch lun .. I. Dial 2272 be.loro I pm. my throat." per day ..... 60c per coL inch WANTED-Younl man 10 h Ip In " . .... Fascnmyer added: "Before 3ix Consecutive Days. NEW '" !knit Atwater Boal m<>lor. Dial and 1H0ty~ deparlnwnL Ho .... 1'::10 ate. I would cough up the diamond IIIOU. .,m, to 4 ;30 .,m. Se<' Mr. SchmO'ld>"I, Dally Iowa" • 10 • p.m. and put it under my tongue. When Deadlines LOOK In yOW' att '" Thouoa"da or P"O­ smULE FEINBERG. AZ, I linished. I would wash it of! and pie rudJnc thO' lowln claMl.IIed _Uon. are 11I~ ..... t"" b, .. hal you have 10 ~IL Wanted Itux City. was chosen "Sweet­ s wallow it agnin. Weekdays 4p.m. 10.. ·. " Ida IIel r"ultl. Call 41t1 tOdaY I .art of Alpha Epsilon P I" Police so fllr have recovered CAMPI G EQI1JPM!:NT: Sl"'PInI ban. Wt~~~D : J>re-war car•. C. h. Pllone Salurday nlkM at jbe. flrl t a n­ $140.000 of the gems. Saturday Noon ~In' equIDmcnl. . rIC', Phon<" 1391 • • dl sprin: formal f the fra­ J't1LL!!R BRU HES-UmllTAl1TP.: COl>- WANTED ; U . Nav)' otlle r'o unlforml. Ilfrnlly. Atlendanls were Rlvalle Rev. Grossheim to Speak meU~ . P hone me. --.--- I~~ 4~-4~ . -::-=~ ~'r.~1 and dr_ bl ue. ideman. AZ , Des Moines, Ma rl­ PORT/lBL.E "hono. ra ph. ,d •• 1 tor pic. iJn Lerner. A3, Rock. lsla nd. On WSUI Morning Chapel n,.,.. adju..t.oble .~. 11'50. Colli 4111 4191 bttw..,n • and 5. D~ Lois Wallace, AI, CJyeago, The Rev. William J . Gross­ Work Wanted I Dd Rulh Well. AI. Slou:\: City. Ileim, pas tor ot th tirst Pr by­ SM/IKINO and allrralloM. 1-I7tY. terian Church, Washington, Iowa, AUl08 For Sale - Used FIRE SALE will speak on the Morning Chapel Real Estate CEDAR RAPIDS (iP) - A Ce­ program over WSUI at 8 a.m . " I.O/lNI"-D on IlInl ...I mer... dt.- dar Rapids furniture store had a Monday. GOOD wln t rl.ed Cott... ~. I..Ivlnll room mond . clothlnll. "e. RBUABU "OAN 1140 FORD coupe. ,00II condillon. Call 18 x 20 Oood lI.hin, and hunUn,. DI.I Co. lot Easl BurliniJ\on. -bol price" on one of its lamps P rOf. M. Willard Lampe, direct­ 49811, Il00II ...urnl h"" or unrurnl.hed. saturday ni ght. or ot the SUI school 01 religion, QUICK 1.01\1'/8 on je... ~II'l'. clothln •• IMt CI11':VROt.ET 4 door _an. _ Firemen answering al) alarm said aU the Morning Chapel pro­ REMlNl CENT OF 'Ins "GRAP E OF WltATfJ ", thl D l\Iolne lamlly h IS m ade a home their Instruction radlOi. etc. H O~K -ItYE LOAN. ue~ 0' I N Pan I trU.~. rune .0Nt. ' 1'5 1838 S. Dubuque. found a price tag smOking, singed gram$ this week will be give n by 1936 sedan fo r the la , 'our d ays, p &rktd on a street In D ~tolne. The 'ather, WaHer Korrrn, u ld NI'o. If 4 door .....un. ' 115 1141 DEliMA by the heat trom a light bulb. pastors of Walihington church . adequate hO IQl nr hal proved "too eltpenslve" lOr the 'amlly 0' el,ht. The six children ranl e In aCe Club cou ..... flu,d dr1vp. radio ond h~ ll­ DANCE ~ Mimi Youde Wurlu. or. ' ... at ~ ..'all Molor Co, • .,7 S. C.pl- DIll I .... Lost and Found ------=.!::;:' 'rom six months to t welve yea .... 101. ;;::::;r::======. DAlLY lowln Ct.uUled Idl brln. YOU LOST: Rotn"""t. left at Stud_nl Council .... ro c.III wh~ you Itll unwanted me Une Thurlllov. MIl' 10. Rewlrd. Item .. Ad v~ rt 10U. mllc~llaneou ar- Jim Me'len, e"t. 3871. Recent SUI Graduate tlel"_ JOlt arUcJe-I. or rrom. for rt'nt In the CoUIl!I"" aecUon or Tb Dilly lowln LOST: Ola-. In mlroon COIN. Reward I Presbyterians Hear Report on Merger Buy' 'Hobby Harbor' CS3a. • LUNCHES Rooma for Rent Riders Wanted Roward. DES M01NES (IP)-The lieneral tlon . Robert M. Heaton. 1950 sur assembly of the UnUM Presby­ Dr. Taylor 'oid th two main gruduate, has purchased the "Hob­ FUIlNI nFn room' Cor men for .urn­ !.£J\ VI NO for Pc>rtland June 3, Rid ...... n led. Concacl Ervin. Den \.II Butld - For foot comfort ••• terian C hUrch of NOrth America issues involved in the United by ttarbor", 210 North Linn mot. Clo • In. cau or .H Don It Cen­ ..al Tap. 1041 afltr 3. Inll . this week heard a report on its P resbylel'jan chureh's eHorts .!>treet, Lrom C. H. Jackson. lie For new shoe look ..• LJ!:--'---AVI NO re: nv,. June 8. Rld.n progress t oward union w; Lh three toward merger are: will take po. esslon Monday. ROOM~ (or m,.n. one block from t.lm.. • put. Phone '-1871, wanted. Phone '-201'. ED SIMPSON other Presbyterian church bodies. 1. Acceptance of "article of The hobby shop was opened Dr. T. M. Taylor, professor of ROOM. mAl. Ilud.n!. 420 N Dubuque. 113 Iown Avenue agr ement" which have been here In S ptember. 1946, by FOR SALE: new testament at Pittsburgh­ drawn up as n baSis lor reunion J ackson He and Mrs. Jackson ROOMS lor mf"n . P"rtf>Ct 10e lion Icro". Shoe Repairlng and Supplics Xenis Theological seminar y, pre­ with the A, oelate Reformed from Ch_mlllr)' Bulldln.. Call 22CI will move to Yorda • inda. Cali!., aflor 5, 1141 ST UD P.:BAKER COMMANDI!:Il LET US REPAIR YOUR SHOES sented the report as chairman ot Presbyterian church (a Southern near, Los Ang les. • sHleKS NJCJ: .Otlm ror btlv In u~hanle for Convertible. R('.,.I Delux~ . rully t he committee on church rela- group). lor ..... ork. Phnnt' AI. equipped Sell at ... ~rltlce by own('r. 2. onllnuallon of nt'collatlon INGt.1!: Ind doubl~ r.... m. tor lummtr Student Church Groups with the Presbyt rlan church, tc'hMI m("n .tufirntl. 71 4 low Avenue. See nt SK ELLY'S HEL P U.S.A. (north) and the Presby­ Vita I Sta tistics Phon. 2681. Schedule Ride, Picnic terian churCh, U.S. (~outh). ------t f , HI RTIl S roo",. fO I rent. Move You rself WAN TE D T he Bethany and Roger Willi",n KN~I'P NAMED I'RE !DEN1' A ,On born 'rJdtl)t At Unh:t"r ltv h"".. To suit everyone's taste! fellowships w ill a mbl!' at the ~1:lI:r ~~ ~~~ Mr lIarn Dunlap Jr !lOO t for "Ieh! boYI tor Summer SchOOl. Roger WlUiams house at p.m. GllANVILLE. OHIO lIP! - A. and Save %! 3 /I dauallkr born W~dnesd ' II Unl' On. block fro", c mpu . Dial 67i1. fo r full·time summer wone today (or a trail ride aod picnic Blair Knapp, nntlve ot Duluth "ar II' ho pl\.lll to 'r. and ~r 0<-1- TWO Iln,le rooml for m"n. AVlllable Ren t 8 HERTZ trurk and drive It nca r Ely. and currently vice-preSident of mar Binder, Kalona. consisting of Furnace Repair. /I lIPo born rlday .. l, ~'"")' hllfpll.tl .\.IrUII' lummer torm. Dial ~_ yourself. Speclul long distance Bethany fellowsh ip Is the First Temple univer$lty at Phj~~del­ 10 Mr': nd M ... Elm r /I!lpn. Keota . SINGLE and d"ubl~ room. for boy •. Coal Delivery, and General Christian student church g roup phia. will become the pre. ideot /I )n 110m f'rldll) III r.JPI'CV hMDI\.I1 S h I WIIb ) k f rale<. No chautleur's licen ere­ to 1>11'. and tn. Plul E. Henhberll r. umm~r IC 00 • In one b OC 0 yard work. Must be able to MAID-RITE and the Roger William IIrOUp Is the ot Denison university here on KAlorlA . cllmpWl. Phone 1-:1683, QuiTed. student organization tor Baptist ~ep t. I, it was announced Sotur- /I '0" btlrn 'rld.y al Mrr<'Y ho pltal ------c-o-r -m-.-n. drive truck. Apply in person. is E. Wash. Open 8 a.m. • I a.m. I to Mr. and ?frl. Oeorse Miller. Nortll students. day. Llberl,', BURESH RENTAL SER VICE /I d·,u.hl,,r born Thur day It Unl"tt­ 8 'II~ hOlPltal1 \0 Mr , nod Mra. AI" 14 05 3rd Slr ct S.E. DANE FUEL COMPANY HE'R Y CAR L ANDERSON BUI\~Jeld. 1025 Flnkbtno 1",.1, CEDAR RAPIDS. IOWA r------:---'-...... - ...•. -'--' OE T II TWO grlduate Iitil would like to .ub- 129 w. Court .. c::,.o." ..... r Henn M, B It. 68. dl d S',lurd.Y II let .»o1lt of Cf-d r Rlploth nl (",,,,. r R nid' IONIT ION Shopping Dollarsl B ILDI NO J' RIlIIT None CARBURETORS '/$ Boby Sitting GENERATORS STARTERS BRIGGS & STRATTON MOTORS DADY ollllnG. PIIOM 33 U. PYRAMID SERVICES . \~~ Automotive 220 S. 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1 1011: I'",' ;' " 5 - 211 ~ fMy, this tastes good! I hadn't a bile since breakCasl- ' .______. __ __ ~p_t l~ n_cll, " -. P AGE. SIX - TilE DAILY IOWAN, SUNDAY. MAY 2'7 , 1951 P05TMENWIN • Gather Mat ria l For Circulation Course COUNCIL BLUFFS (.o'P) - TIlt Letter Says - Spea ke r CI alms boys jn gray won a battle frUl Civil Defense Students Battle Radiation the boys in blue Saturday. Six indignant mail ~arrlt!! Appeasement Circulation Holds marched into police headctuarlet with traffic Uckets. After ~ ·Key Newspaper Ro e had been installed Friday aftft. noon on parking meter IlOItI newly-erected near the IIGIi Killed Son I Circulation IS oe:omtng ~ dominant factor in the news- office. police had promptlY ta&l!! paper's editcrial an:! advertising several Cill1l parked in the .va. * * * departments Richard C. Horland­ WASHINGTON (Al) - A lather's er. circulation director of the bitter letter - sa.ying his boy was killed in Korea because of a "hated Little Rocil: Arkan.as Gazette, and dishonorable" policy of ap­ said SatUl'day afternoon. peasement - was read at the Speaking on "Circulation Man­ senate's MacArthur hearings Sat­ agement-Its Challenges and Its urday. Problcms." at the second annual Sen. William Knowland (R- Calif,) read the letter. which he said was delivered personally to Sen. Eugene Millikin (R-Colo.) by Iowa short course on newspaper Eugene R. Guild of Gleenwood circulat-ion. Horlander declare'i, Springs, Colo. Knowland said "We must live with the editorial ! • Guild is a reth'ed army captain of department." infantry Readership is an important Gen. ,T. Lawton ColUns. thc army chief of staff. was in the witness faetor in the economic future IN LINE FOR REGISTRATION l\IATERIALS at the be"lnninr 01 chair when Knowland got per­ of a region or statt', he em­ the two-day SUI short course in neWipaper circulation Saturday mission to read the letter, It said phasb:ed. "We .feel we are doing were (lett to rl, lI!) Je s Birks. Cedar Rapids Gazette; Truett Tram­ in part: the public a. fa \ror by sellin, mel. CreC'kenridge (Tex.) American: Clilford lU, Barrow and Don "I have just burled my Ion at them the paper." Payne. alt Lake City Deseret ~e\\'s: Jo eph E. Ray, Blackfoot Arlinc10n (national eemetery). Horlander saId he felt there is (Idaho) Bulletin. and William Gutss. Cedar Rapids Gazette. Jour­ a boy who In dyinr earned the a trend toward m:Jre recognition award next In rank to the medal for the newspaper's circulation nalism tudent Wayne Shaw. A4, Phoenix, Ariz. kept ta b. of honor. the navy cros . department in the past 25 years. "My son was k1lled by a piece Pointing to the tremendous in­ come potentialities in t)'le field. (OaU,. I.,.an PhI.,) of metal: a piece of metal shipped Didn't Like Mus;c; Men Go on Strike to the enemy in all likelihood by he said that on a newspaper with PUTTING I NTO PRACTICE what they've learned the past semester, SUI civil defense students our so called allies who continu­ 100.000 circulation. a 35 cent pay­ TREDEGAR. WALES (Al) - relay a BBC program called moved cautiously throur h radiated area Io ward a simulated municipal bulldlnJ: ( b ack ~ound ). The ing recognition and support of our menl which nets 24 cenis will Three hundred men working in a "Housewife's Choice." scene wu a dress rehearsal of a mock atomic blast south 01 here Saturday. l\len rrouped around the bring in $1.247.000 a year. enemy will long live in infamy.' clothing factory struck for one Housewife's Choice consists of car (left center) kept In contact with those movln" toward tbe bulldlnr by radio-telephone. (Sto ry on A challenge to the circula­ "He was killed by a piece of and a half hours Saturday be- records chosen by women radio ...r e one.) metal brought down over supply tion department Is the need for lines we were forbidden to bomb, havin&' a competent organiza­ cause they didn't like the music listeners. and made into ammunition by tion In order to watch costs. played to keep them happy. Coates said he finally persuad- power from Korean dams we were Horlander declared. He said Factory manager W. P. Coates ed the men to go back after he forbidden to destroy: a piece of that the circulation manager promised them payment for the metal whose transportation was ca n save the amount of his own said the workers objected to re- time they struck. protected by Red planes we were sa lary and perhaps pay his pro­ cordings of popular music and "It cost the firm 80 E~pect motion cost. sImply by reducing 4,000 Students asked thal factory loudspeakers. ($244) ," he said ruefully. forbidden to pursue and shoot down. waste. ''The na me for the reason thl He urged circulation managers and other bl l.8 of metal were to Use care in handling lheir car­ transported and protected until rier boys. so as to be sure that This Is a Social F~ncfion~ the boys' best interests were at "Doors Qpen 1:15-10:W For Summer Session they could klll this boy and NEW HAVEN. CONN. !lP) - It happened during an un­ W -ENDS other tbousand. of America n stake. He cited the need to de­ contested divorcc hearing in superior court Saturday, NO" J\ofONllAY- boys is a justly hated and dis­ velop leadership in the circulOUt 500 from will begin at 7 a.m. Wednesday. tion. July J 6-Aug. 3; guidance and navy cross to his son. Marine Lt. that leads to labor problems which At The counseling workshop. July 9-20. John N. Guild. are very costly. Air NOW last year's 'summer session is J\me 13. and end at 6 p.m. Wednes­ Condit oned Ends TUESDAY largely due to fewer veterans now day. Aug. 8. Workshop on junior college receiving the G! bill. he ex- In addition to regular classes. problems. June 25-29; remedial plalned. about 20 workshops are scheduled reading workshop. July 9-13; con­ "Usually." McCanel added. lor the summer session. ference on child development and "about 60 percent ot the summer Dean E. T. Peterson. college of parent education. June 19-20; enrollment consists of teachers education and director of the Black Hills field course in geoLogy, Want Some Quick Cash? taking refresher courses." summer session, explained thut June 13-Aug, 8; physical education Some veterans who have not these "workshops oIfer an oppor­ workshop. June 27-28i previousLy been enrolled will prob- tunity for concentration on closely Workshop on economic educa­ ab}y sign UP tor the summer ses- related problems by persons who tion. June 25-July 13; Adult edu­ sron. he said. have had training or experience in cation workshop. June 18-23; audio :Under the present law. veter- these fields of study." visual wo:'kshop. June 25-29; • "The workshop . program has school building conference. JUne The Tennessee V"'hllms play ':o"' d'" ge Backs School; proved especially useful in the in- 25-26; speech pathology conler­ won the Critics Award will win , service training of teachers." he ence. June 15-16; PTA leadership a proze place in you,.. memory J added. conference. June 18-23, and phy­ o sics colloquium. June 13-16. ' : D' "Irtl'plli Case, "Workshops are UJually con- In ;J ne fined to very specific current Every year the SUI dormitory • I problems and have the advan- service takes advantage of the r. $ Father, Son tare of an informal group rela- summer session lull to paint r 1ne &iom hip. Experts who conduct and redecorate many of the dor­ 'he work, bops exchanre vie_ mitory rooms. KEOK.UK (.4» - A judge who lD discussions with the teaehen a~erted ' that the power of school and the admJniatrators who at­ "This." said V. S. Copeland. authori.ties to en force discipline tend." Dean Peterson said. manager of the dormitory opera­ ).YflS" fundamentally involved Sat­ Workshops and special pro- tions, "is part of our regular job \ll'day levied $25 lines on a father of keeping rooms up to a good and son who admitted beating a standard of cleanliness." COilCP in full view of spectators Redecorating will cover about atl t he May' 18 graduation exer­ Pres~yterians Urge half of the Quadrangle's 360 rooms .-·.... '-1 \ \ GIJ'! cises" ot. neatby Argyle. Iowa. high and two-thirds of Hillcrest·s 291 school. 'Guilty Divorcees' rooms. Copeland said. About hall , DODli ld Leazar and his school of Currier's 380 rooms will be re­ DAY· NElSON k~sh man son Glenn. 15. were painted. fl.n~~· $25 each by superior court To Show Penitence Routine touching up and re pah [zSAKAll BILLY D~ WOlfE B LAOYS ft~ Judge ·Frank Oertel after they work will be done in Law Com­ pl'ea(!ed guilty to assault and bat­ PJU.9 COLOR CAJl,TO()lI CINCINNATI -(Al) - A special mons. Eastlawn and South Quad­ "M U10n Dollar c,t~1 tery\char ges tiled by Estel Frank­ rangle. he said. but "no major , , lin.' 28. the Argyle coach. commission of the Presbyterian church., U.S.A.. proposed nga.in changes will be made this sum­ NOW SHOWINGl . Clnemator rapher " IIoranklln said hIs glasses were mer.H "Spec).)" broken . when younr Leazar Saturday th a t the guilty party in Here' 5 How Get It .. '. ,puncb.ed him In the lace while a divorce show penitence before In addition. the concrete foun­ To --LATE NEWS;- the 'ather pinioned his arms. he (or she) is pel'milled to re- dations lert when the Quadrangle marry. cottages were torn down, will be .. He .Iald the Lenan were anlfY In addition. he would have to lIt~ua6 he had slapped Glenn a taken out and the area will be few day. earlier after the boy demonstrate that he sincerely in­ landscaped. Before you leave for summer vacation gel rid tended to do better in his next The cottages were erected fol­ cU$obeyed a classroom order. of all your "don't wanta" with a Daily Iowan The incident took pl ace at the marriage. lowing the war when dormitory Argyle commencement exercises The commission further recom­ facilities on the campus were ex­ want-ad. There'. no sense in burdeninq down mended that each of the ch urch's panded. and school authorities said that your trov... with UMI ... and unwanted itema onlY the itltervention of "cool­ 262 Presbyteries (regional govern­ Student houalnr rates for the IRAY ANTHONY'S BAND • Andy Panda Cartoon • LATE NEWS I -FRIDAY' , ing bodies) create a committee summer session are as follo_: headed p ers~ms" prevented a gen­ o • 0 ilema that can pul cash in your pockets. -- to rule on persons whose right to Quadran,le, double room. $40, Coming Soon-'THREE GUYS NAMED MIKE' J" ' W!~': - JUNE I - • eral . melee. THE EVENT OF E~BMtS! . : The attorney tor the Leaza rs marry is questionable. sinrle room. $54: Hillcrest (In­ ID Th e proposals, prepared .by a cludIng board) double room. " tol(1 Judge Oertel that the father Th. spare items that you no lonqer need can TIU: TREAT OF 'rIlurs! 1t 12-member special commission on $152. sIngle room. f188 : Law ,; "Iofllot himself Ln his concern two marriage and divorce, were sub­ Commons. multiple rooms, $44. be UMd by .omeone else 0 • 0 let The Daily over the welfare of his son" and tied utged. leniency. mitted to the general assembly. slnele rooms. $60, and South Iowan find th ..e buyers for you. Call 4191 and the church's highest governing I a,en. Neitber the Leazars nor Coach Quadran"le. $40. the place your want-een.. expelled from school OMAHA i1fI-~ e p . Walter Judd. : ·'Coello A.awy ••, ...... ,y V.II..... ' Lonel om ~ Mo • ••" - Oar.... ian I !'Thlnk l'o u.' re N ot GaiU," tlat but tliat he may be permitted to (R-Minn.) said Saturday' that the "A .asterplect." - Tfi . -N. Y ~ POsr re-enter' school in the fall . nation's "most setious deficiency" I I illltlc ''1",ro•• .,ltt '·C.CU. A.1wy I. til. IIttl. 'A, secolld ~ h a rge , that of dis­ was "trained specialists" in ' the 1nt ...;. .011,.. tbIa . diplomatic struggle wi th the "lor- I unulV.I," -CUf lo".ly •• 0 ....r.l. lively, ••,. ... Oftt: t~rbiria en ' assembly. which was . -COMP"SS filed ' against the Leazars was ces of communism' and imperlal- . IbaU indefinitely oontlnued. ism." "-~~~1!I"'-----IIJ!I";~~-=====;;;;;;;;;;;::-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;:====::~:J ., • .. ,