, lheWeather Partly eloudy and warm er &oday. Bunday cloudy and mild wUb seaUered ~ howers. HI,b &aday. 55; low, 38. HI&'h Friday. 50; at low. 21. +- (j Est. ~868 _ AP Leaaed Wire, AP Wirephoto, UP Leased Wire - Five Cents Iowa City, Iowa, ....lIIdtri. April 1M, 1950 - Vol. 84. No. 164 Speakers Use Code'. of I.owa u.s. Defense Need In '(-M"'JAttack Second~ry, Atlantic r Using,.the ~ode ol 'Iowa as their, Bi\>le . ahd urgin, vcters to sup port the two .. patty political sys lem. eight. opponents ot the non p,ti.san c:itr< man~ 'gcr plan ad Pact First: Bradley dressed aoout 200 · persons in the CHICAGO (AP) - Gen. 01nar llrndley said I~ridlly . tJlc Commuhitf puildlnl/ Friday night. Mty• . . William H. Bartley told United States may have to sacrifice a bit of sovereignty aM 1M audicn~e a .scction of the Code furnish North Atlantic arca defense a navy or airforcc greater • of Iowa provides that u.nder the than "we would normally be willing to proVide." : . citf plan of gover!lment m~ager · Thus, he said, it may become necessary in future years iI citY.' lying In i~ Ipwnships sep ,to aratedl by ' a river shaH have four upset the theory of II balanacd army, navy and airforce •. and ' to Iowan "boll .7 Fred ~ouneltmen• . epch ~ecti on of the tie the size of each ullit to the Mike Practices for 'Big Race' city electin, t~o. ' joint defense plans of Nortll .i\t- DIIIprO"rilo'~te Eleetorate Airforce Corporal lantic nations. . BDDLY WORKING UP A SWEAT. but eivlne' with tbat old eol low'a City 1ies in both East Lu cas • i(nd West Lucas .townshlps. The [Xlssibility arises Lrom a lite Iteam Ilitnetheless, I:ttle MIke Rosenthal turned out FridaJ _uggeslion by a small nation t.,at r. a noat pracUce before ionieht's baby "crawl" race at the all. ·Bart~e.Y said.' and this section 'of ~:. Claims Spy Charge the may apply here. a central body within the Atlantic ""WI carnIval. Mike Is retiln&, IL brleflne from SUI Hurdler aUIIJ ' cod~ . treaty framework should decide Ihrkel. Ct. Quincy. 111.. (lett) who will jud,e the contest wbleb H It p~es. :arid if Iowa Citians .. , how fast and how much each na IIeIIna at I p.m. In the fleldhouse. M.ke Is the nlne-months-old son vo~ ' to ; adopt .the 'city managC'1' 'Absurd Frame-up' , ...... l'1IolO by Joe" Orrl.1 tion's armed forces must be · ex " ..,. and Mrs. Joe Rosentbal. C4, Rock Island. who are shown pilln. ' 2~ ' pc~cnt ()f the POPUIR panded, he said. lien, In the rooUn, sec&lon. EI,ht contestants are entered Ill ' the GARMJSCH, GERMANY cm - tl~ (th9se living on the west side Eniov Yourself-It's Later Than You Think TradUlon MUlIt Go ...11-ff)' marathon. whIch will be folic wed b)' a faculty-admlals: of the rivet) wo'uld be electing 50 Witnesses at the court martial of Airtorce Cpl. Gustav A. Mueller "Traditions will have to giv.e ..!loa bulletball ,ame. Carnjval doors open at ., p.m. aDd cine peteent of ·l he cO\~ncilmen . . HIAW~THA NEVER HAD IT SO GOOD. these SUI mariners observe - but if, a e;neh he dldn" bave testified Friday that the hand way to reality." Bradley declDred. Ii 11.:11 p.m. . ~al Lect.latlon to walt tlll tbe tall-end of April to break his birch bark out of mothballs., WarMer weatber Friday some 19-yeal'-01d from St. Paul. · In . a :q\lestion - and - aDS\VCr brourbt out the campus turtledoves In full force. but M. Fltzcerald. owner of Flta.. erald's boathouse "We must accept the m'lre. qif period lollo.win-g . the speeches. north of the Irwa UnIon. said rentals bel':n "a little earller than tills" as a rule. He rented bls tirst Minn .• volunteered to serve as :J flcult alternative" as worth whHe. eapoe April ., this year. but ,laclal wind. from Canada have kept most of lbem drJdocked ever since. spy for Russia and gave stolen Bradley is chairman of the Prj)f. ~n' ~Js of t~e SUI ps~' secrets to supposed Soviet agents. U:·S. 'UJ (arnival Opens TQnigh,; eh910gll; departml!nt charge9 Bf\rt Fitz,erald said caDoes bave been rented in former years as earl' at Mareh. An sm men'S eanceln:r class jOint chiefs of staff. He did n(;lt ley WliS intt;od4el,ng confUSion Into moblJlzedthelr crafts on the Iowa River Monda)', and the w!)men's eapoeIn' C1US. a l.tUe more caut Mueller pleaded not guilty name the [mall nation or '5~y the local, " cll,npaign advocating Ious. probably will follow suit April U athletic oWela.. saId. through his civilian attorney. what was done about Ule splt- /ldoption cif the city ,manager plan Elmo Gower. and shouted at one gestion. ". point in the trial tha t the case fight Named Race here, :" ,.. -....: He addressed morc thyn 1• .&0 for Baij against . him WDS an "absurd · ~~ar tJey ' knQws very well that Chicago business leaders, incluQ... frame-up." : • SUI's a1l·campus carnival opens in the fjeldhouso at 7 ·p,m. se9tion o~lhe cOde was enacted cs Heavy Frosts Highlight GOP L!ilder Calls lng Charles G. Dawes. form¢r ~J h h" r pe.ciaBy·foi,'theJ. clty 'of !Watcrloo," Playln, Games vice president. at a hlnchcon':-of \Way, wit t e featured baby crawl race" beginning on ,the b!as- LeWis ' SIIid. ,., '. Gower told the court that the Executives club. . ketball court at B p.m. :, '·;Admttin,' tnc ' claus.e may have · · t ' L ' t H .'" . Truman s Program MueHer was "just . . . a silly Alaska - Achilles Heel , • About 4,000 persons are expected to attend the ~how', spop- bqe'n:' \yrr1tten t? . ~.pply ~o Wate~ WIn er s a e angover 'Miserable Failure' kid who was playing games." Later, answering a questi'ln -eel by Omicron Delta Kappa men's honorary fraternity a.l.d ,J45>, Ba .Itey ·'Sald ,he thmks. lo"(a By The Associated Press U.S. intelligence agent:: testi from the audience. he said Alaska "... , ',. ',l GltillBsl sho)lld ~now defmitely i'e Wire Se,.lu. is a weak spot in American " ije Power-ma.d spring is on one of her worst binges of modem 'r •• fied, however. that they posed as M'ortar Board, senior WOme}1'S honorary society. . whether ,(o r "Mt "it . could apply WASHINGTON ..:.- GOP Chair Russians and werc offered infor fense. but "undercover agel'l~S" ' PubliCity Chairman Harold Ar- . , h~~ ·" befO[e ,. tlley" vote for a city times. man GUY Gabrielson Friday is mation by Mueller who was him are the greatest menace to U. .$. sued an ' "Indictment of failure" security. " leO!f. G. Iowa City. Friday named elec- Flexing her unladylike muscles, she took a multi-million dol self an agent of airforce intelJi r: St'rl"ke Threat'ened ': ~api4e~ ;~ian! ~? ~9nday's against' Pres.ident Truman who gence. One witness said the de "Never belore have we be!!n I\lc following thin-clads (all be- ~ 10!1' .~ ,',' .. ', ".~ .' ~ , lar swipe Friday at peacb buds \lnd strawberry blossoms, dumped lw~en ejght and 14 months of age) . .' ·,\, Too ,~.M,eh . Po~~r . ThurSday claimed credit for na fendant had announced his read threatened-so much lrom within/' l snow on ball parks just opened for the season and fr(Y~e up earth tional prosperity. whO wllJ compete in the crawl- In Ra'I'lroad D' I'S'pu 'te , ~a m .~hllirfla.t\. commander ot iness to give up his American cit he said. < ~: ' V4terans of ·,~re.ig'n Wars ., post that should be feeling the bite of the gardener'S spade or the roll Despite the President's "smug izenship and go to Russia. "Even our kids in school ate pess" 'GaQrielson said. his five being corrupted by these agent.'i;." 'Jessica Henderson. daughter of WASHINGTON (IP) The lOll.!. ,and !-~~. ,Edward ~. 0 Con- of R golf ball: Mary J. Raymond. blonde li lIir' and Mrs Gordon Henderson brotherhood of firemen . and ',n° _ qor told ~Ile ·au,dlen.ce a cIty man- ~ears In oftice boils down to one brarian of the army intelligence ' : '.' ager has · too ,mueh power. All time records for cold this northern Alabama. northern Ar tonclusion : that he has "failed school here. identified a brow/) Of KirkWood. Mo .. Kent Olson. ginemen said Friday its dispute ·. Shul~aq · s.8id th6 Il\r 'every' t\ivern owpcr .out of busi- the country's prosperous conditloll. midwest and south. s~id the cold, in terms of dura- CabrA,elson. In a statement. said Oftered ServJces MITCHELL. $.0. I\I1-A wil'\4- J~~ Eitel. A4. Dubuque. railroads will meet in Chicago ness" 'throul;h' his J>ower to Issue whipped . fire destroyed tpree Spring's Jekylj JI..l:f!e ~!1tics_ sent tion. intensity. and area • . was t~e Ule AmllJlieaR lleople would brillg Mucller, son ot Ml·S. Edward . AIM ~~awllll' within the next lew -d8~ t()''de- Ilt!'d re~1iIit ,Hc:eI:iIos. '-" the mercurY P unglng to zero in their memory for thiS buildings and ravaged a fourth wor~tn ~galnst the President a ten-point Jamcs of St. Paul. listened, rcel Joe Ricnman. son of Mr. and termine the extent of the thJ;el)t- ..:..~" ~"::=~=====- Bemidji, Minn .• and to 10 above I~te m the year. Friday. and authorities feared ___. "indictm~nt" and "not again be faced, while witnesses tcstified Kri: Daniel Rienman, G, Leipsic, ened strike and the date a walk- ,. r .., some guests may have perished in the Pennsylvania mountain Weather forecasters !.:a id "e~ misled by slanders and llbels that he oHered his services to the OIPo; Micl)ael Rosenthal, son of out might be called. • : 'By Hi'! '. A~lons' · ~ arca. The freeze line dipped into trcmely cold weather" would hit against the Amer,ican eonllress and Russians in a tclegram to thc So in the hotel where the b1a~e Mr. and Mrs. Rosenthal. C4. Rock Officials said that strategy · hilS ' South Carolina Northern Georgia the midwest and east again Fri- started. • , day night. A gradual warmup is the Republican party." viet embassy in Berne. Switzer Island, Ill.; Mark Decker. son of not been determined as yet IVhdth- 'Lollt Cold War' Damage in the worst fire in M't Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Decker. G, er to strike all of the railroads Se'na" to', Ge' Is land. chell's history was estimatlld at expected in the midwest starting Included . in Gabrielson's ten Iowa. City. and Marcia Jane Her- at once or to walk out on oh1y Saturday. At one pOint. he shouted "This more than $500.000. At le a~t four point criticism of the President is a Crame-up! It·s absurd'." mann. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. a few of the lines. ', .. 3· .' I , ' . Resume Baltic Hunt persons were injured. . wcre charges that he had "tquan Thc fire The' WId John Hermann. AS. Polk City. The 110.000 members ot the B'l ~, ' '... :y. ~ dered more money than any oth d~stroyed brotherhood of firemen and ell- y" . Plans Petain Plea; mann. Mitchell's largest hotel; i: a ,>''0' slew, er president. lost the cold war in Track team hurdler Russ Merk- ginemen authorized a strike in: n • F,or Missing Plane France Balks at Plan three-story bullding across '. the el. C4. Quincy, Ill.• will render a referendum several months ago. . 'New Facts' Basis Asia due to stupid and short For Ruhr Coal Control street housing an apartment hOu'I;t;, dllclslon on the race. A preSidential fact finding bo9td WIESBADEN, GERMANY (,/P) sighted conduct ot foreign affairs and a building adjacent to the iI faculty - administration bas- decided in 1948 that no extra nlan .*. , '* The Baltic search lOr a missing PARIS (IP)-A French lawyer and had coddled Communists for BONN, GERMANY (,/PJ-France Widmann hOl,lsing a tavern. apart kelbaJl game. with six - minute was needed on the diesel locomo WAs~INqrON* (JP.)-Disregard U.S, Navy privateer patrol plane announced Friday he will seck a five yC!ars," reCused Friday to go along witn ments Ilnd a storage room. halves. will foHow the crawl raco. tives. ~ nll J!igDs io the contrary. a smilJl will resume on a reduced scale retrial for Marshal Ph.llippe 'Pe "rhe GOP leader cited Mr. Tru the United States and Britain on Hotel Manager Marcus Lau said Aftor( said. Between halves the \ Jloy·. dashed into,· a "Senators Only" today. tain on the basis of n(!w facts mlln as peing unable to get a plan which would give the Ger 54 transient guests were bell!!yOd H*wkeye Man a"d Woman of the elevlltor ,FrIday in pursl.\it of a Lt. Gen. John Cannon. U.S. air "which have come to light since along even with a Democratic con mans tinal say on futurc owner to be registered at the time ; of Year' will be presented with $75 sepator he s!':w board the car. force commander in Europe. an the court passed sentence! In 194~." gr~ss ' and accused him of being ship· ot the Ruhr's steel apd C'la I the blaze In addition to S'cv.CIl or each' and Tailfea ~hers Sportsman U.S. Agents Seize . Abqut el,ht years old. the boy nounced "the search wllJ be call The World War I hero who rcspo~ible for the nations higi, industries. eight permnanent reddents. ,He shlp Award Winner Earl Banks. s/loved a notflbook under the sen ed ott only when events warrant was convicted of treason and co', peacetime tax rate, while at the These vast plants - which in said that since all of the hotel's A4\ Chicago. will receive a gold Kansas City li"quor > ator's ndse and asked for an auto It - It will not be called olf llboration with the Germans for same tlmo Incurring a "staggering clude the giant Krupp empire - records were dcatroyed In the IIICI-ooyx key. gr.IPh. today." his work as premier of VichY national debt." have been the foundation of Ger· fire. he had no way of checking KANSAS CITY · (IP)-The gov · The boy , said 'hls name was As darkness neared. Copenha France in World War II is serv U Stands ernment moved Friday against man economic and military on those unaccounted tor. Cause "Peter." : gen rescue headquarters reported i"g a Ufe term at an island Pfi strength Cor the past 100 yeal's. of the fire was not known. :AdmisBlon to the carnival is Kansas City's underworld. seizing . The senator scribbled in the all scnrch efforts have been nega son. He is now 94 . Univeriity of Minnesota 25 'cents. Arkoff said. Forty-four a thousand cases of contraband book and returned it. tive since the plane vanished last lils attorney. Jacques Isorni. Plans to Honor Stalsen clmp!ij organizations will wovide liquor and arresting Charl~ , Out ·Ioud. the boy read this Saturday with a crew of lOon a saill new facts with a bearing on Truman Pardons Curley booIhs. concessions. side - shows (Moonface) Carrollo, a former inscription. ' flight frorn Wiesbaden to Copen the case Include about- 10 passage~ MINNEAPOLIS I1P\ - The Uni and games of skill. to make the gangland chief and Charles Bi .• "To Peter, \Vlth best wishes. hagen . in the recently published memoirs versity ot Minnesota will present camivII "SUI's extravaganza cf naggio's predecessor as northside Joe McCarthy:" The heavily patrolled areas in of Adm. William D. Leahy. Harold Stasscn, former Minnesota !be year." political boss. Shovini the . 'notebook In his clude parts of the Baltic Sea east , Governor and now President of MOlt of the proceeds go to stu The spot was iust a mile from Pocket; Peter looked up and said: of Latvia where the Russians said March Home-Building the University of Pennsylvani~ , dtn\ activities sponsored by ODK the Truman Road Democratic club "So you're' the. guy that's been they fired on I four - engined with its "outstanding aebievement illII Morlar Board. Arkoff said. headquarters where Binaggio and raiSing, aB l-the ,hell around here." plane Saturday. An editorial Hits Boom Proportions medal." It was announced Fri- OIIIer .receipts arc applied against his top henchman, Charles Gar Then' he \yaikcd 'oIl the elevator. Thursday in the Moscow newspa WASHINGTON (IP) - A record day. _ • Mlval costs and donated to gotta, were slain a week ago. Bi -. McCarthy;' s '" the man who per Pravda implicity identified smashing home - building boom President Jamos L. Morrill said c~ty. naggio took over the northside bro~&ht a~ut a. curreot senatori the target as the navy craft. is In progress. Stassen will be honored at a ' cere ------when the government sent Car la l" Inve5U~tio.n by . his chllrges A brief hope that a clue had The burcau of labor statistics mony hcr~ May 19. when he will rollo to prison in 1939. been found in a floating stick of reported Friday that llO.Ooo address a university alumni reun . ~n.rQI Tak.s Over t,hat1 the ;~ I!~e: !i~p8rt!"ent is ..or The raid came as a federal ~as a . Cb~\l'~nist haven. wood was ended when Capt. Jo homes were started In March; ion. 'A'mENS. GREECE IU'I - Pre grand jury here was about to re seph Kuhn deputy scarchleader. which topped all previous figures. m1ei Sophocles Venizelos. a Lib sume its investigation into un identified It from a radioed de In the first three months of the 'TAIN'T FUNNY TO OROUCHO eraL resigned Friday and King derworld activities in Kansas Nationtllists Claim scription as part of a smoke-flare year, 270.000 home units were HOLLYWOOD I\P) - Zany com Pili! asked Gen. Nicholas Plasti elly. The jury is set to reconvene box dropped last Wednesday by a started. This Is 59 percent above edian Groucho Marx. 58. brought rn. anti - Communist Leftist. Monday after a recess. Invasions Repulsed pilot who believed he had sighted the 169,800 units on which con suit for divorce Friday against head of thc National Progressive Both Binaggio and Gargotta had a life raft. struction was beaun in the same former night club singer Kay Gor ,PlrtY. to form a ne\\, government. been subpoenaed as witnesses. TAIPEI. FORMOSA I\P) - Na period of 1949. th~ previous rec eey Marx. charging she caused tionalist .warshipa 'and planes Fri ord year in home-building. him grievous mental suffering.' day sank more than 100 Commun Gardens Available ist junks otf celltral and soutb , . China. breaking up what appeared In Housing Areas fonda's Wife Commits Suicide to .fle attempted Invasions ot two f,11 Pardon Granted to Boslon's Curley strate,le islan!i bases. ottlclal an , Thi'rty - four garden plots re BEACON. N.Y. (,/P) - Actor Fonda. who had been llvlng nouncements said. mained Friday for use by families WASHINGTON (IP) - Prc!aldent the Presidlm\.'· Henry Fonda's socially _ promi- apart trom his attractive wife. ·A navy communique said two living in the SUI married stu Truman disclosed Friday he has Mr. Trumah's action in granting Dent wife. bcing treated lor a ner- hurried here alter hcr suicide. Aft Nationalist I\1llboats sank more dents' housing areas. aranted a full pardon to Boaton's the pardon came a few days af Youl diJorder. killed herself Fri- er a simple funeral service the than. 100 veascls of a fleet 01 Originally 150 plots. each 20 78-year-old tormer Mayor James ler Rep. Jopn McCormack (0- ell,. by .lashln, her throat with body was cremated. more than 200 Red )unks. inter feet square, were offered. Fam W. Curley for two federal feIon Mass). the house majority lead- I razor blade, Show CoDlJag.,. cepted as th~y saiUod across Hani ilies wanting the remaining plots iea, involvlnll mall fraud In 1942 She bad been in a sanitarium The actor then returned to New chow bay toward the Nationallst should sign at Ule housing of and impersonation In 1903. 1 • _ than two months. York prepared to go on Friday held Chush~n Islands. fices in Riverside park, Hawkeye Curley had already served his er. am~ounced that he was seek She was Mrs. Frances Seymour night in the ie~d roie of the hit Naval bead-quarters reported vlllage and Finkbine park. tiitle for both offenses - II tota I ing a. presidential pardon for Curl BroItaw Fonda. 42. descendant ot show. "Mr. Roberts." at the Al "many cIsualt1~s" In the half-hour Dan Waite. 01. Lamoni. said olleven months in prison - and ey. Revolutionary wlr pioneers. Her vln theater on Wesl 152nd street. be·tlle between the gunQoats and the garden plots may be plowed the pardon was regarded as chief McCormack said Cur.ey Will! un tint hWlband. a finanCier. left an Fonda himself WQu!d not aee the junu. and said one junk wilh today if the ground Is not too ly a gesture to folio 'fen of the aware of the move. He said he estate ot millions. newsmen. live persons aboard was captured. wet. I 10natLme stormy Massachusetts' considered It "just and proper. Lea". Note • His press agent. Leo Friedman. political fiaure. particularly because of the recent If:n. Fonda left a note in which quoted him as saythll: The White House said the par traaedy." involvln, Curley's fam lAP Wire,.. ,.) Aabtant District Altorney Ed- "It·s awfully h~rd to say how don was lII'anted Thurs4ay. but It ily. Curley's IOn. Leo. and his "Il'd Russell quoted her as saying I feeL" Follows.Golden·Rule-Does Unto Uncle Vet was not announeed until Curley dllu,hter. Ma'ry, died recently FORMER MAYOR JAMES M. CURLEY (I"') 01 BOIlon. wlu was lllidde "Willi the best way out." Mrs. Fonda had been at Craig She wu found dyinll in a sana- House Corporation Sanilarlum ONEONTA. N.Y. (JP)-The Vet- was notified he had been overpaid sailed from New York this tore within 24 hours of each other. eonvloted cf mall fraJld in 1941. was ...att"d a pardon Frida, b, . llriuin bathroo\1l off her room at since she suffered a nervous eran. Administtatlon informed on hIB NSLI dividend check - noon on a Holy Year plllll'lma,e One of the last ot lhe old-style PreIIcJen\ Truman. The President·. action was a.Douneed b)' White 1:1'0 a.m. Friday. breakdown Fep. 3, ~hc was re- Nlvy Ve~ran Arthur F'. DUlllle- and that he owed the iovernment to Rome. bl, city bonea, Curley wla four 83aM official. soon alter Curlc), ..lied for Earope aD the liDer I&al! Dr. 1.. Edward Cotter. deputy ported irrlprovin,. however. and by last October he had a credit two cents. Reached by ship-to-shore teie times mayor o! BOItdn. three times ia He IB shown here on the deck 01 the ,bi,l with hIB wile and bl. Dutch.. county medical exall1in- hId the freedom Qf the IIrounds. of one cent on h" National Ser- Dulllieby said he planned to phone alter la1l1n" Curley's lon, elected to the hOUie in con,r... son bl a. former man"',. Georle Curle)" TIle former aerved lI.e er. ruled Mr~ . Fonrin's Moth ' She left three children. one by I vice Lite Insurance account. pay the difference - with n check George. told The Auoclated ptelS and once Democratic lovernor of mODUla belore hi. six &a l' IJIGnth HDtenOi Wu oc. ••nalecl b, &lie IlIlclde. her previous mllrrialle. Then. the 48-yea'r-old DUlgleby for two cents. hia father was "deeply lII'ateful to Mauachusettl. • president. rAG. TWO - THE DAILY IOWAN, SAT RDA\', APRIL 13 , 1950 .. }"til";:. I' _ ,t' ' ITI ' , I" ,I lUI coverage of women's news in Iowa To the Peace Your Valor Won Local Society Editor daily papers of under 20,000 circu· IReceives Press Award lation, • • ... 'l'heta Sigma Phi, honorary fra •. Mrs. Dorothy Pownall, society ternity for women in journalism, e d I t o r I a I 5 editor of the Press-Citizen, was awarded the certificate. Mrs, Pow awarded a certificate at the Iowa nall is the wife of Prof. Fred Put a Ballot in the Box- .. Press association convention in Pownall, publisher of The Daily Des Moines Friday for the best Iowan. Monday is ell!Ction day. Probably the most tone of demoeracy," "n sncred duty," and important election day Iowa City has held or "enemy of tyranny," will hold tor many yeal'S. Certainly it is oll of these ond more, but it is also a privilege thot is abused more than No government I. el. r to th /)COple 01' any other. l n the United States It Is in dee d more significant to the Individual than a city rare if 70 or 80 percent o( :I voUng contingent eovernment. Monday Iowa City voters will de turn out (or an election. Usu:llly the percentage cide between two (orms of city administratiOn. is much lower. Mayor-council and council-manager groups Iowa City has been as nedl~ent In thIs have (ound considerable material on bot.h . id s respect as mo t towns of slm.Jlar Ille. In VO!-. XXVI, NO. 183 of the fence to debate upon. the last cily election, Marcb" 1.949, whleh Now. within the nexl two days, the cili· boo ted some hirhly eontroverslal issues, lellll mas' make up their minds and exer only 5,200 ,rotes were ca t. UNIVERSITY CALENDAR else the powerful weapon the hold most The change of government issue.in the com UNIVER ITY CALENDAR Items are schedllle/J - thefr rl,ht to vote. ing election is far more important than the In the President's office, Old Capitol This right - a duty or citizenship - has choosing ot o!licials. been heralded by many famous Americans. It A citizen who answers his responsibility is Salurda)" April 15 8 p.m. - Uniy.ersity play, "Man and Superman," University thea has been called "voice ot the Pf!Ople," "corner- the citizen who puts a ballot in the box Monday. 7 p.m.-Campus carnival, field house. ter. 8 p.m. - Universily play, "Man 8 p.m. - ' Lecture sponsored by Examination Justification - lind Superman," University th~a- the Romance Language depart. er. ment, S. Campo and, S. Chavez, Quite a few liberal arts juniors have voiced will be advised to take special courses, but the Sunday, April 16 dancer and speaker, Macbride aud. loud complaInts the past week about the com d cision will be purely voluntary. . 8 p.m. - Iowa Mountaineers, itorium. "Swiss Journey," Macbride audi munication skills tests they arc expected to take Well , then the question is raised: "Why Wednesday, April J9 take the tests?" \orium. 8 p.m. - University symphony April 27 throullh April 29. Thourh the point is open to dispute, a Monday, April 17 orchestra, Iowa Union. 3:30 p.m. - Baseball: Bradley 8 p.rn. _ University play, "Man The,. have been afraid that If they reo number of UI prote sors have loudly de U., Iowa diamond. and SUperman," University thca- celved a low lIeore on the tests, they would clared that this university is a:raduaUnr a 4:10 p.m. - Medical college tel'. have to take extra courses in speech, writ. "bunch of illiterates." They base their as lecture series, Dr. 1. S. Ravdin. In, and readlnr skills. In fact, some tu sertion on the "quality" of term papers and U. of Penn. on "The Direction of Thursday, APril 20 8 p.m. - University play, "Man dents have been so panic-stricken over th examinations turned in by students· in the Surgical Effort," Medical amphi and Superman," Universi ty thea Idea that they have attempted to transfer various department. thcater. 4:30 p.m. - Phi Beta Kappa ter. to the eolle,e of commerce or apply war H such an assertion is true, then the un i business meeting, senote chamber, Friday, April 21 llervlce credit In order to ehann their venity is railing down on lhe job in u very ,)ld Capitol. Annual meeting of the lown cia IIU1utlon to lenlors. important aspect oC education. That is pasically 8 p.m. - Humanities society, Academy of Science, SUI campus. Actually, os Deon Dewey B. Stuil, college why lhe tests will be given - to determine the speaker: Prof. Baldwin Maxwell 3:30 p.m. - Ba6eba1J: Indiana of liberal arts, explained il, no student taking validity of these claims and what steps will be on "Thomas Lord CromweJl - A U., Iowa diamond. , the tests will be required to take any extra necessary 10 correct any deficiencies in our Shakespeare Apocryphal Play," 8 p.m. - University play, "Man courses. If a junior student does show a de communication skills sequences. senate chamber, Old Capitol. and Superman," Univ.ersity thea. ficiency in anyone of these skills, he or shp It :lunds rea onable. 8 p.m. - Univel'sity play, "Man ter. and Superman," University thea- Saturda.y, April 22 ter. · Annual meeting . of the lowa Wheel Tax Gyrates - Tuesday April 18 Academy of Science, SUI l:ampus. 12 noon - The University club, 2 p.m. - Baseball; ' Indiana- U., We're glad to see that Mayor Preston Koser stated, there is no provIsion for such a tax luncheon and partner bridge, Iowa Towa Diamond. did not entertain lIny serIous ideas about tax under the present Iowa Law code. Union. 2 and 8 p.m. - University play, ing SUI students owning outomobiles in order Bu~ what wa mo t important, Mayor 3:30 p.m. - Meeting of the Uni- "Man nnd Superman," U.niversily to pay lor Towo City street repairs. 1{0. cr t"plai ned the reason tor the delay verslty council, house chamber, theater. , " If letters to the editor and the (urore In rl'pairin, the "shell-hole" appearance of Old Capitol. 8 p.m. - Art Guild (ilm, "End of vocal protests are indications, I tu some of our tit str et . lie aid that as 7:30 p.m. - Meeting o( the col- of St. Petersburg," Art aueli tor· dents were hoppln( mad at the mere sur . oon lIle weather stop f1uetuaUnt be legiate chamber of commerce, sen- ium. ate chamber, Old Capitol. SundaY, April resUon of the ear tax whIch Koser voirI'd t\\'e~n extreme temperature chanres, re· 23 8 p.m. - Graduate coiJege lec- 6 p.m. - The University club, at a cUy council meeUn, Monday nlrht. p Ir work will betin in a program which ture by Dr. Paul W. Kabler, U.S . supper program, men invited, Iowa The Mayor took this criticism to henrt nnd \~i1t eost about $27,000. Public Hcalth service, house cham- Union. . . hI! made it a point to inform The Daily lownn If this is accomplished, The Iowan, and we Letters to th e Editor ber, Old Capitol. J\ronday, April 24 Thursday thot he had no intention ot corrying believe, most of t.he !ltudenl elrivers in Jowa 3:30 p.m. - Bascball: Bradley 8 p.m. - University lecture: through with /lis recommendation. In loct, 11!' City will bl' saUsriNL (Reader. are tnvUed to express opJn· function in the future in relation bit discriminatory, if not abso here, Iowa diamond. , Boris Goldovsky , Iowa Union. 1.0 .. In ' .# eUers to the Editor. All letler. .' mud Inelude band ",rllten sllnature and to needs and desires. The needs lutely unfair. (For Information regarding dates beY:)nd this schedule, Talking Turkey- addren - typewrltlen "I,nalure. noL ae· and the techniques of city gov T',ue, it is easier to cri! icize than see reservations in the office of the Pres:dent, Old Capitol. uP'.ble. t,eu.e,. become nroperty ot The ernment have changed prlmorily Ih.llt Iowan : we nnrve the rlrhl \0 to oCfer . suggestions. So as not to Price support t n chickens and turkeys was port the l n~ t year. There w re ~o many of him ,dll or wUhhold leUf" s. WfJ: ,u,.e.t Ie. because the mayor - council type be placed in this category, I of lilted Thursday by the government, a move thnt the dcpnrtm nt ot agriculture hod to bUY ter" be limited tu ~ .u wurds or In., 01'. of government has failed to pro fer the following suggestions: GENERAL NOTICES 'otHe eIC I,rf. tjftl do not netU- .rlly r duce the desired results. up 9-miilion pounds to assure grow rs of on 1"f' IU·ttI thOSt or 1'he I)ally lowln.1 I. Inaugurate an efficient paving which came jusl in time to allow farmers to Gene E. Jennings GENERAL NOTICES should be depcsltetJ with the city editor of The averflge Cit 3l ('cnts per pound. maintenance department that relldjust producli~n of the birds. 532 S. Van Buren Daily Iowan lit the newsroom in East nail. Notices must be submltttd In addition, the govC't'nment has been com would systematize the patch work Chicken price support has never given the Confused Thought , . by 2 p.m. the day preceding first publication; they IV II TOT be ac· mitted to the pun'hose of 9-miliion pounds more to be done and put in patches cepted by ph:me, and must be TYPED on J. EGIBLY WRITTEN government much troubie . .Scarcily of them has or last yenr's turkey production, which is ex TO THE EDITOR: Garbage Issue. , . th:!t would stay. 2. Arrange to aud SIGNED by a responsible person. ' kept theIr price high withoul the need or nny p cted to be in ~torage July i. have the street maintenance per Mayor Koser - A MONUME~ APPLICATIONS for scl1olar- lions may be made by sigrring the government purchases, TO THE EDITOR: formed by a' reputable contractor Just think, the government spenciing big TO CONFUSED THOUGHT. Yo ships for the 1950 - 51 school sheet postcd on the bulletin board Tom Turkey, however, was ralher an ex money tor all that menl and no pot!l~oe~ (they've There has been 0 lot of discus on a time and material basis. Honor, the Mayot, hilS a. mos£ - This would be done on a com yeor are now available at the OC- outside room 307, S,H. b:v . Wed. pensive individual far the government tQ ~lIP- been dumped). ~ ,on about the city manager plan markable adeptness for irration petitive bid basis. fice of Student Affairs. Informa- nesday, April 17: No applicatiQ\I~ and illogical argument. Two stat to be voted on In Monday's elec tion pertaining to these scholar- will be accepted after that date. ments, one Monday and one tion, but nothing much has bcen If the second alternative seems ships may be obtained there. circulated about the proposed gar unsatisfactory, the first could be Interreting the News - Wednesday, astoundingly veri! TUE NEWMAN club will spon this "proficiency." bage system that is to be also quite easily corried out by a few voted upon Monday. I have been basic steps. ADVANCED ROTC - Veterans sor informal breakfasts after the On Monday he defied the he of World War II and students 7:30, 9 and 10 a.m. masses; Sun lages of Washington and Jeffer closely connected with the gar First, arrange to make or buy a state specification asphaltic con- who have completed two years 01 day, April 16. The breakfasts will Marshall Plan Aid Beigns 1o 'Pay Off' son and suggested that if the stu bage system in Iowa City for the ' . . th t be senior division ROTC should sub- be held every Sunday in the fu dents wIsh to complain about last tcn or fifteen years nnd from ere t e premix; a mix II can 't li t" '1 By SIGRID ARNE But the bank also reports oth· ture, at the Catholic student cen above what it bought. holes in the streets, they sho my understanding of the proposal delivered on the job hot, and not nll app ea Ions pnor to AP~I AI! F... I"a Alhlr. "nal~" ter. American world trade experts er healthy sll'ns. It says several pay a tax on their cars. Wb the householders are going to have one shipped in by rail which has 15 for the ad.vanced co~rse 1n For the fitst time since Amerl believe, and they've harped on nations - outside Europe - are to set their garbage in front of to be "thawed" out to use. Even IR~TC, Informa~lon concernll~g re con th-payers began putting out manner or thinking is this? In It, tlld U. . dollar can't win actually earninl' more here than [ect, this Is laxation wllhout re the house it there is not a rea an asphalt emuision and pea grav- qU1ren:rents for miantl'Y, engrn.eel5 TilE HUMANITIES society will mon~y for the Morshail plan it they are spendlnr. Says the their baUle abroad until the U. . re$,entation ... a mornl indign sonable access by alley to the real' el mix made in a cement mixer and all' ROTC may be obtamed present Pror. Baldwin Maxwell 01 beeins to look liS though it may bank: "This is especially true buys about the same amount. that. tion and a iega 1 travesty. Hasr\!i of the various properties. would be preferable to the shipped at the Armory. the SUI departmen t of Engli~h work. o[ our transactions with Latin It sells. It has been my experience that in and thawed out method. --- on the subject, "Thomas I:prd This Is hall way of the program. Amtrica, which a a Whole i he heard, ::tbout equality and free For many, many monUls now the dom'! 'you will never get the people of Second, employ a supervisor ODK luycheon meeting, Mon Cromwell, A Shakespeare Apo The U.S. has helped 16 western earning a small dollar , surplus day, April1 17, at 12:15 p.m. in cryphal Play." The 'meeting will U.S. has been shipping out goods Furthermol'e, his astigmatic IOWI;I City to do tha t. If you wiil who gets on the job and gets dirty. European nations for IIbout two in direct trade with the United the private dining room, Iowa Un be held in the senate chamber, years and proposed to help them worth about $5-billlon more than sense at responsibility rA ils to I'emember back to the years of A 'man who will keep the help it wanted to buy. This was called Stat tor the (irst time since ion. Old Cupilol, Monday, April 17 , at for another two years. the pnd ot the war." serve the Intercsts of the commun 1942 and 1943, an attempt was busy and see that a hole is swept the "dollar gap." made at that tim'c to do ihat very out, primed with hot liquid as 8 p.m. Roll,hl)" Amerlea -en' Eo- In other words, Latin Amcrica i ty. The interests of the student% thing and everybQdy was unhappy phalt, the mix applied and 'well APPLICATIONS for jobs on the repe S5-bllllon the flnl year a.nd What American economists \>' is not only earning enough to pay arc inextricable and coequal ta about it, not only the people who tamped and rolled with tools oth 1950 Men's Orientation committee' PHI BETA KAPPA will hold "-bIWon the leeond. Tbla eom- to do is to cut that gnp down to for whlll it is buying here, but it the interests of the citizens. H'f~ had to lug the cans of garbage to er than the truck lires. its spring business meeting Mon I•• year It wUl be ,a-bnllon. zero. In other words they want is laying up a little nest egg 01 authority and action is justifh!i:! are now available in the office of The U.S. had two motives: (1) lin even swap. only when.... PIc serves the inter the 1ront walk but the collector Third, get trucks with big sudent affairs. The deadline fo r day, April 17, at 4:30 p.m. in. the American dollars. This is impor also who had to keep reminding senate chamber, Old Capitol. Elec. To help EuroPe defeat Its Com- But that $5-biilion gap stuck for tanl when you remember that in ests of the community. In this enough cargo boxes, preferably applications is noon, Saturday. people to do It. Incidentally the tion of new officers and mem munist..; and (2, To get European months lind months. 1047 l.atin American delegates to sense, the interests and the well dump trucks, to carry sizable loads nations back on theil' feet so they Now lhe N=lUonal City Hank oC being of the studcnts arc his r collector was not myselt. of materials. Travel al1d idle time bers wilJ. be included in the meet the United Notions kept insisting TilE NEWMAN clUb will meet ing. could again swap their goods ev- New York report., that the gap hey would have to have help sponsibilities. His proposal stan It seems to me also that it IS costs could thus be cut about 70 Tuesday, April 1B, at 7:30 p.m. enly enoueh to pay their bills. has dropped suddenly. In the last from the dollar area - America in contempt of the well-being 0 vel'y foolish to waste all the po percent. in the Catholic student center. Fa .\ But when the Marshall plan three months ot ] 949 it fell to the community. tential .feeding value of the gar George C. Meadows IOWA MOUNTAINEERS-4Kral and Canada. ther Welch will speak on "The In Robinson will present . "Swiss started out every nation in the $3.5-billion. ACter defying heritage and cus bage by putting it in a hole and Law Commons fallibility of the Church." world wanted American goods and Largely this was because the Another happy note, the bank .Journey," a color travelogue, Sun reports, is the increasing reserves tom, Wedncsd,lY his hanoI' ar burying it, and by the same token had too little of whQt was wnnl- Europeans cheapened their money gued against the CoM plan on the It means that if the garbage wos day, April 16, .at Macbride hall of gold and dollars in overseas PH,D, FRENCH reading exam: Admis~iotl_ ed here. last September. Their goods now basis of cust.om and past. Mayor pe~on Tax Question . . • at 8 p.m. by member central banks. Federal reserve fi fed, the collecting would In 1947 the U.S. shipped out $11- cost Americans less, so they're nations will be given Saturday, ship or tickets purchased at the gures show that overseas gold re Koser said, "Iowa City has been take that into consideration in billion worth of goods over and buying more. governed by the mayor - council bidding on a contract, with a re TO THE EDITOR: May 20, from 8 to 10 a.m. in program. ~ ervcs jumped S289-mlUion in the form at government for 97 years, May the good Lord watch over room 221 SchaeHer hall. Applica- ---_.- Inst three months of lact year. sult that costs would be lower for and it must have some good quali the city. the simple souls who hastened to ROMAJ'tICE LANGUAGE de- Among the nations that have take pell in hand to blast Mayor partment will ,prcsent Senora E. Gang Busters ties, 01' it would have been dis 1 think these are some of the FRATERNITY SCHOLARSHIP buill up their gold holdings since Koser. It was, of course, very ob Camacho de Campo and Senorita carded long ago." Your H 0 nor, things tllat should be considered chairmen will meet in the con last September are' tho ' United where is your progressiveness? vious that the mayor was not ad ference room at the oHice of stu M. de Lourdes CJ;1avez, in a pro Kingdom, the Netherlands, Swit by the voters Monday when lhey vocating a 'wheel tax, but was Where is your dynamics? In ef pass upon tHe question of collec dent affairs, Tuesday, April 18 at gram of typical ·1.1:exican songs zerland, Belgium, Italy and Cuba. simply trying to point out that if 7 p.m. and dances, Tuesday, April 18, at fect he is saying that what is tion. or e' urse, one swallow never good for grandfather is good the people voted in a city manag 8 p.m., in Macbride aUditoriUm. did make a summer, No reliable Ira Montgomery er they were giving him a man enough for us today. If that be II E. Prentiss SOFTBALL CLUB tryouts will Admission free. • '. cconomist would say that the the case then Henry Ford erred date to 'more than double current be held at the women's gym Mon t . Mr. Mont,omery formerly held present Mrrow dollar gap is due when he chan~d the Model T. expenditures. day and Wednesday, April 17 and TRIANGLE CLUB picnic will to stay. It could widen again. The It was .good in those days. It still a a:arbare colledln, contrad Even these simple characters 19 at 4:30 p.m. All women are be held Tuesday; April 18, At 6:30 happy fact is that it occurred at had many good qualities before the with Iowa CIl)', should be able to I1gure out that eligible for tryouts. p.m. in the Iowa Union. all. Model A was introduced. Further.. THE EDITOR it would cost a stupendous more, the Model T Ford has som~ . amount of money to make the de TENNIS CLUB tryouts tor wo "FRIENDS AROUND the World" DEAN DAWSON TO SPEAK good qualities today. ' .' • Street Maintenance ..• sired repairs, and atter property men will be held April 20 and program heard o"~r radio station Dean F.M. Dawson of the SUI The Mayor has mistaken th taxes nre .doubled who is he goh'lg 25 at the women's gym at 4:30 wsur Tuesday at 7 p.m. will fea college of cngineering will speak shadow (or the SUbstance. It iIiI TO THE EDITOR: to hit? p.rn. AJl women are eligible to try ture Mr. Mohamfiq Islam Aabakh lhis aftl1rnoon before the Iowa nol how adequate a plan has fune~ Mayor Koser stated the other The married students who make out. from Afghanistan.; Mast r Plumbers in Cedar Rapids tioned in the past that justifies day that If SUI students wanted theirchome in Iowa City will have at their annual lhree-day conven- its existence today. Rather it is to complain about the condition of to dlg deep. Perhaps the married tion. how it functions today and wil!, Iowa City streets tbe~ should help stud,ents would like to pay a l1end ---:~------!.,...- pay for their maintenance. tax .of $5 per year, or a city gaso ,. It seems to me the attitude that line fax, or a clty sales tax, or .The DaiLy Iowan the university owes Iowa City a cigarette ta x1 ~ I living is all to prevhlent. It For years the mayor .has been ESTABLISHED 1868 atard.y. "prll I ~. IP~.n 2:30 p.m. Footllllhl.< might be interesting .(b compute trylhl to' do as much as Pos!lIble 8:00 • . m. Morning C. lmpel 3:00 p.m. Organ Moods h t t' 11 d witl}but robbing the home own SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 1950 8: 15 a,m. News - Guthrie 3:20 p.m. News _ Victor W a perc en o. reta tra e, pro- 8:g0 OJ m. Mornln, Serenade 3:30 p.m. Your Navy Show fessional services, arid other eeo- ers ,or taxing the thousands I of O:(l() 'I.1n . Platter Pl"omenade 3:.5 p.m. 'Ied d Publl.hed ddlly except Monday by The A lilfioclnted Pn~s, Is entlUed exelut M." Bfhlnd the Melody nomic demands offered·. ln Iowa rnarl' stu ents who make their Stud.nt p"bllcaUons, Inc .. 126 Iowa A v •.• h'ely to Ib e " . c for republication of 111 9:15 • . m. low. Society lor Mental IIy- 4:f.' p.m. i alene 5:00 p.m. 6~~ld~;~: !~~Ie s City ore paId for by t!)e unlver- home here, and so far he's given Iowa Cily. Iowa. Entered os second class the local news printed III thi. n"l· 9:30 a.m. Chlldren's Comer 5:30 p .m. News - Finn sity students and facully. 100 cents fot every tax dollar mall matltr al th~ po.toWce at Iowa pap~r 8S well os all AP news dispatchdo 9:45 a.m. Music By Roth 5: 45 p.m. City, Ibw8. under the oct or congress '·':15 • . m. Your Future Forec•• t &:00 p.m. ~:;:r lI::'':r As for paying pavln~costs, the spent.' Howev\!r, 11 the matTled of March I, 117 •. CA l...... H • !! I ;"i I It fOU •• not ,eetlt' 10:30 Salurdoy Meditations 8:35 p.m. New. - Sharer same gasoline tax and' vehicle tax students and home owners have -----:------ ".m. Subsctlptlon rate. - "y carrier In Iowa your o.u)' Iowan It,.., 1:00 a.nt. N~." 10:45 • m. Sar.ty Spob 7:00 p.m. Fran Warr~n Show " schedule appUes to stUdent!! and 11 ;00 a.m. Musical Rainbow 7:U pm. money that's b\lrnln, holes, vote City. 20 cents weekly or ,7 per year In (ood service hi "Iyea' en .U ler.'''' 11 :20 a.m. Ne",,, - Thoml!On 7:30 p.m. 10ther citizens alike. We .seem to in a City manager and' he'll give ..Ivanc~: · ,Ix months f3.85; three month. errora reporltd hy f)::lO ...... ::tu:ac;l~~:dOW' " .90. By mail In Iowa $7.50 per year; 11 :30 • . m . World 01 Sonl 8:00 p.m. Unlve Ity ot ChlcaRo Round be paying our way in that respect. you anything you want . . . blH "l< month. f3.90; thr.e months ,Z.OO. And Dally low ln Clr~ulall." D.' .. I ....~ 12:00 noon . Rhythm ftamblH Table • N I .. d t th ._ . ts In lb. r .. r 01 Old 3 ..\ ...11 ... Ihll.' 1~ :3 0 p.m. News Gelati 8::0 p.m. Latin American RbythIM OW, n re"ar a ose suee don't be sucker enough to think other malt sub8crlptlons 18 per year; six you won't pay, month • .,..15; thr•• months $2.25. Inl, Dubuque an' re!"l'a . 'reeta, .. 12:'5 p.m. Music of Yesterday 0:(5 p.m. Voice or lhe Army mointained by the community open Irom 4:!IG •. m. 10 I~ No.a a~ 1:00 p.m. Musical Cha.. .:00 p.m. Campus !!hop . without state or federal aid; to Jay Duhl" Two I.... d wlr. lervlces, (API and (UP) 'r.m 1:410 p.m. C. ~:11O p.m. dall, I.' 2:00 p.m. Nows - 8mlth 10:00 p.m. New. - Blallken.hlp for' them ...... ~. ctjpt Sunday. SlInda,. bour.: 4:M &0" 2:U p.m. Novatlme 10:15 p.m. IIGN orr assess us ...... a ~ee 24 N. Van Buren MDlBP OJ' THE A8S0CIATEJ) FRESS 10 10:IHI a.m. ., •• ...... - .. - mE DAlLY IOWAN, SATUllDAY, APRIL 15, 19S":'::PAOE TIfll.ER ... Two Student Groups \ , ' Mexican Ballerina. to Ap.pear at SUI Plan Vesper Service Tow nne amp U 5 There may be a revival of the . ballad "Dance, Ballerina, Dance" The Canterbury club, Episcopal ":.!II!!!!!!ii!_ii!!_iii!i_iiiiiii_.!i!_ii!!E&iiiII!i!lSIi!ZJl!iIi&!iI!II!I!S1!!!!!!!!II •• ~ 7 •• 2.£._" ______when 17-year-old Ballerina Senor students organization, will meet' AMISTAD CIRCLE - Mrs. at 1 p.m. Tuesday in the D' and L ita Maria de Lourdes Chavez per with the Presbyterian students in Guy Chappell, 923 E. Market grill. Tbose unable to attend are forms In Macpride auditorium '.. --~~~~~------..---- ..-- ..------the Presbyterian student center street, will be hostess to a meet asked to notify Mrs. George. Max- Tuesday nigbt. Sunday at 5 p.m. for a vesper p.m. Tuesday. ey by Monday. _ Miss Chavez, Mexican fo lk service and supper. dance authority, will pretent a Student Engaged Janet Kedney, Episcopal student UNIVERSITY NEWCOMERS _ ZETA TAU ALPHA MOTHER;S' program of folk dancing and will director, said the Rev. Harold Mc Thp l1niversity Newcomers will CLUB - Members of the Zeta hold their monthly bridge meet exhibit dancing costumes at the 8 Gee, pastor of the Episcopal Tau Alpha Mothers' club will en p.m. performance, aided by Seno church, will speak on "Our Angli ing at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the tertain the active chapter , ' and pledges at a buUet supper ra Elizabeth Camacho de • Campo, can Heritage" at the service. _ south lobby of the Iowa Union. at Mexican teacher and lecturer. On April 23 the Presbyterian Mrs. Lee Chesncy will be chair ti p.m. Sunday in the chapter 113 students will meet WiUl the Can man, assisted by Mrs. LaRoy Zell, house, 815 E. Washington s\reei. Mrs. de Campo will explain the terbury club in ilie Episcopal stu Mrs. Vernon Van Dyke, Mrs. Ro Mrs. Ned Ashton is chairman 'of history and the locales of the dent center for a prayer service bert Thorne, Mrs. Glenn H. Smith the committee. dances presented, according to al1d Mrs. Fred Dearborn. Prof. E.K. Mapes, department of and slipper at 5 p.m. Romance languages. The Rev. P. Hewison Pollock, pastor of the Presbyterian church WOMEN'S POSTAL CLERK'S Speech Fraternity ' Mapes said Mrs. de Campo also will speak at the April 23 meet AUXILIARY - Members of the will present a brief lecture on ing of the two student groups, she Women's Postal Clerk's auxWary "Education and Its Problems in said. will have an anniversary luncheon Elects New Membeis Mexico." "The exchange of meetings is to The department is sponsoring encourage a deeper understanding The SUI chapter of Delta Sigma the Mexican women's appearance between the two churches, and to University Club Plans Rho, na~ional honorary s,Pccch here. They arc making appearanc promote fellowship between the Luncheon for Tuesday society, recently elected Sj!veD new es in IOwa and Illinois under the two student groups," Miss Ked members, Pres. Georl!e W. Mc- auspices of the Pan - American Mrs. de Campo, a director or ney said. A luncheon followed by part- Burney, Ll, Council Blut~, an Day committee at Parsons col the National Educational Tours ncr bridge will be sponsored by nounced Friday. lege, Fairfield. to Mexico, received most of her the University club at noon Tues- The new members were sele~ Miss Chavez made her debut as education in New York and Cali Leo Cortimiglia to Play day in the University club rooms ,cd on the basis of 9utstancting a dancer at the Palace of Fine fornia. She is the wife of a Mexico At Sunday Tea Dance of ilie Iowa Union. contribution in the area of 10ren- I\rts, Mexico City, and has her City publisher and teachers at the The committee in charge in- sic speech during the past year, own studio there. National Normal school. MARIA CHAVEZ Leo Cortimiglia and his orches eludes Mrs. RalI'h Shriner, chair- McBurney said. ' ------~------tra will play Sunday at the week mao, Mrs. C.J. LeVois. Mrs. E.K. He said the following new mein- 8~ller.;aa, Da~ee Autborlb ly tea dance in the River room oC Mapes, Mrs. E.M. MacEwen, Mrs. bers will be initiated soon: Lhe Iowa Union from 2 to 5 p.m. Reba Dahl, Mrs J{arl Kammer- Gilbert D: Pearlman, AS, Des Lois Marlin, A4, Monona, chair meyer, Mrs I.J. Barron, Mrs. C.W. Moines; Reid W. Digges, A4, Iowa Visiti ng Nurse Association 5tud~nt 'Preachers' man of the Iowa Union tea dllnce -Thompson, Mrs. E.A. Opstad and City; Edward Diekmann, E3, Ot committee. sponsor of the dance, J ane Condon. tumwa; Betty J. Peterson, A4, said all SUI students are invited Reservations should be phoned 'flit)Qe.vi Patricia Sloan, A+; Des Provid.es Health Guidance Schedule' Services by 6 p.m. Sunday to Mrs. Shrin- Moines; Alysia P . . Larson, .' A4, TiJlil:r.iNClh'C1BlKENt AND APPROAC G MARRIAGE of Wilma to the informal dance. The promotion of community Mrs. [vic said. Four . deputation teams (stu There will be no admission er, 8-2207, or Mrs. Ted McCarrell, Clarion, and Natalie Hennessy, student, to D. Arch Hudson, C4, Rockfcrd, health and prevention of illness Public health nursing always dents who conduct church ser charge. 7174 . A3, Iowa City. aniB01IPCled by the bride-elect's parents, Mr. and is the goal of the Iowa City Visit has been important, she added, but vices) from the Christian Stu E. Davenport street. Miss Edmondson at· ing Nurses' association. dent fellowship will go to four ------it is particularly vital now with years and Is s'udylnlr medical shorthand at It's Fun Waiting on the Toddler Set - Three representatives of the as Iowa towns SundllY, DarreU Rich City Commercial oollelre. She is a ffillated with sociation discussed the functions shortages of hospi tal beds and tho) ardson, Christian student director, Sl'rorlty. Mr. Hudson is the son of Mr. and and valUe of tbe organization's modern medical practice of re said. , . Rockford, III., and is a. member Df Sigma AI leasing hospital patients early. The towns at which the learns . social fraternity. The wedding has been planned for Clerk Tells of Her Selling Experiences work over "Club Camera" Thurs day morning. Nurse'. Duties will conduct services Inclu~ lIi.'• .wa City. By GLORIA LATHROP Ier suggestions. "New parents de unexpected problems," Betty said. Those participating in the 15~ "The ideal ratio is one nurse Washington, Cedar Rapids, Ka Mrs. Betty Newton's favorite pend on the clerk for advice on Betty added in describing her lona and ShellSllurg. There will minute broadcast were Claricc to every 2,000 persons and the customers come !'giiding along" in what is necessary fol' the new ar cultomers, "They may be dainty Hickman, public l'Jealth nurse for be six students on each team, lie strollers and range from six rival," Betty explained. blue - eyed bIondo, or freckle fac minimum for safety is one to ev said. months to seven years in age. For this r'Cason the clerk should the assoclatipn; Mrs. H.S. Ivie, vice S:i ~:p'1 e Corrections Help ed, toothless grinners ...: maybe president of the board of direc ery 5,000 Which shows the need The students who will serve as Betty is a sales clerk in the baby "know the merchandise." "The that's why I enjoy the baby de tor developing the program in this ministerS include Gene GlellJl, department of a local department clerk should also be ready {or tors, and ~he Rev. John Craig, partment." president at the board. community," she said. A4, Ottumwa, at Washingtoo~ La.m.;p.s.· Give More Light storc. The qualification for a pros Richard Hammer, A2, Des MOines, ' .,""l> 1t .'7.")- . ... :.. Her husband is SUI Student CooPerates with Red CrOS5 pective public health nurse is that at Kalona, and Milton Hollings .' . 000 ~ ~blll 1,811lPS ~ ~ilO be given 'sure iliat the remodeled lamp is ROE(er Newton, a junior in the Incorporated last July, the as~ sbe be a graQuate professionRI ~JIf':: ail~: li&ht . ji you correct at least 25 inches talL college of commerce. head, A4, Albia, at Cedar Rapids. sociation cooperates with such nurse who preferably has hlld The student who will serve as • ~f.t.~. their :Caultll . - so think Even a tall lamp can't spread Blonde, blue - eyed Betty be health organizations in Iowa City, l ieves that thel'e is "no set rule post-graduate preparation In pub. minister at Shellsburg has not t*i~i~, 'Ml~ ,tli'rowing a'way old its light if the bulb is too small. as the district and state health lie health nursing. been chosen yet, Richardson said. tl~~, .fiin;;S .. ,.~:,. The next step is to add an indi- for selling, except friendliness!' The sales person has to "think departments, the University school ·f~· ~. · rect bulb of a size suitable for at nursing and the Red Cross. .,14ptiql.c. e:t.perts say today's the room. Using the indirect type in terms at other people," she tteltcho\v~rd ' iiIlcr lamps is both of bulb might require a special said. This includes their likes, dis "The main objective of the new practicaL When metal harp. likes and needs. She empha~jzes ly - formed associlltlon is to pro t~~~ij,~ )Ut~: vide nursing care 'and public ed lIhI .aqUippcd with the right The harps are available in two importance of considrrinj:( their ~ problem'S in buying, and the clerk's ucation In the home," Rev. Craig iije \iII1b1. the . taller lamps will styles-the permanent type which Ilij m~r~ light than the short fits under the socket. and the job of helping them solve these said. "Our three-fpld aim is to ~ jiopuiju:: ,a!'few years ago. screw-on style which screws onto problems. provide care for the sick, to aid Poise InfluenCes Buying in the prevention of llIncss and '"T~ ~Odl!j'qiie table lamps to the threaded edge of the bulb Selling takes certain personal to promote good health." . ~ar.s styli!S, three stePs are sug- socket. qualifications, Betty explained. A-.' ,< ! The old harp cao be removed Explaining the organjzation of a • .:. .; •• ~,' j. Some things which influence the association Miss Hickman said .~ ' firllt, is ' to give the lamp from the lamp and the new broad the customer's buying arc appear ~ l her~t:' ..Taller lamps give harp attached in its place. the Community chest helps sup ance and personality, she said . pOrt the association in Iowa City. • )I"d~ spr~a4" ofl ligh t. Heigh t Paint Helps Shade "Poise and seriousness" are es- l'I'y,be ' ad\ledto a short lamp by If the shade on the lamp is a pecially important. ' Free Servlce illblUdlnl if ,on a wooden block good size, the third , remodeling Betty believes that I(ood sales "The service is available to per ~lilch can be finished to match step is not needed. However, a manship also depends on the sons in any income bracket serv lhh 'ialllp .base. shade's yellowed lining, which "ability to innuence others," by ing everyone regardless of his in come," she emphasized. Fees, ad ., .'. ¥.~~di MInimum absorbs much of the light, can be ~uiding and suggcsting to the cus tor bel!Hlghting results, make given a coat of flat white (water tomer, instead of using "high -pres justed to the individual's means, . . ' '" type) paint to reflect the most sure tactics." She suggests "rnix help support the association. , AD\'.lWl'ISEMENT light. ing respect with friendliness." For example, of the first 348 ' I' t " In case the lamp shade needs She enjoys the baby depart visits made in Iowa City 221 were ~1iJrt ....enls for Optometry to be replaced, the new ones of ment especially boca use "no cus free. Ninety-nine persons paid the r' rj~ ~e~ o.f. l oUeae work are re- the open type with bottom dia tomer driving away in a new Ca full fee of $1.50 and 6 paid in part, ,1Il/td for tb.e l de~. Doctor of OptOIn· meters of at least 16 inches will dillac can look 'as satisfied as one according to tbeir ability, she said. et!i., :'. - , .. give the most light. of 'tomorrow's citizens'." "Since there is no other gener ,IJ'II. fill\:,year rhu,t be completed In Tbe "new'" table lamp ml'ght '~ L ¥rreci[j~ . 'CVllege of arts and Telephone Orders alized public health nursing ser ~~.· · .\ ..~~. give five times as much light as Many customers telephone .in vice in the city, our new organ • 8""01111; y~~ also may be com- before the remodeling. orders due to thc baby sitting Ization has the advantage of be In Ilf&jI . ~'1lllls lltution. or may 1.0. ing • economical and effective," I,', 101 ~~~.tIl)J~e of Optometry. problem, so Betty added, "sclling 11th tlu~hi/i(rth a'ld (ifln years are YWCA CABINET MEETING over the telephone is just as im aiYMtJd 1.G! ·~~tonal courses which A YWCA cabinet meeting will portant as seJling on the floor." mlJ,f(' iii CO~l~ted In an accredllcd col , .... ., opll!metry. be held Monday at 4:30 p.m. jn The clerk should have a dcscrip UJauy Iowan PII.t. by Jlck Orr"', , . ' ,fall ftlistnotiOj'l Is now open at Chi· the YWCA conference room. tive word vocabulary to sell with SALE WORK IS FUN, accord In;' b Mrs. Betty Newton 'wHo es cqo. Colle,t. of Oplometry. 348 Belden YWCA Pres. Doris Horslund, A3, out the customer's seeing the ar pecially enjoys sellin, to ousto~rs for the toddler set. Betty sells Aft., Chi. • ' It. 111. Dormitory aecom· Waterloo, asked both old and new ticle. lIOIIationl ..-,.llIIble on the campus. The whHe her husband, Ro,er Newtqn, C3, Conrad, learns abeu, seil ~ " I~ved lor veterans. lAd v.) cabinet I!lembers to attend. People rely on the clerk to of- ing in SU) classrooms. The Newtons reside at Z6 E. Jefferson street.
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Al'nn. 16. 19jO --- Iowa :90wrislllinois, ·6-3, In Big Ten Opener Hoeksema Gives 10 Hits, foW3 Tri-Cities' Club I Weatherman Frowns, JIItOt - t Hawks Score 4 in Fifth ·11 : But Hawks Prepare ~rtr.. Bartl \\1. , ',edaJ ,. Til. Dall, Iowan) • said, ~if ) CHAMPAIGN - Iowa plI herun fer Iowa's cl-Blr Ten champlonl last year. This year he bat the last two Iowa runs. Iowa 12. Slruck OUI-by T.nrman I. by ted .250 In the el&'ht aprln&, &,ames In Missouri .ltd Arkansas. had contacted him or whether or meet at Illinois. Z inker I. HM k ma 6. Ba ("Ion ball.s-olf not any agreements had been Iowa entertains Purdue and The weather was warm at game Tan.eman 9. Zinker I. MIIl ..r I. Bleck .. I. Cascade Crashes Big Ten time, 3:45 p.m., bul mid-way In Hoek... ma 5. Hh. I>fI -T.n~m.n . I In 4 ' •• reached. Minnesota on successive weekends the game a cold breeze was blow Zinker. 3 In 3 2-3. M1I1er. I In 1-3. Harrl.oo Not Free on the home oval. The Gophers Blecke. I In 2-3. Hit batsm.n-Sle,er Iby Harrison will not be legally tree were 1949 Big Ten ~utdoor champs. Small Ec.stern Iowa Baseball Town Sporting Ing. Hoekrema I . B:Jlk .... Hoek ema 3. Wild The team are scheduled to Dltrh-MllI~r B lock... Earned n ....-lIl1nol. Major 'Welcomes' Snowed Oul to take another job until his con- Purdue tied Iow~ 10 the '~ur-plY Three Regulars on Hawkeye Nine 3, Iowa S. Looer-Tan.,.,..". Attendance- tract with Iowa expires Sept. 1. meet at Champaign and fmlshed meet again today on Illinois tield 1.1145. Umpl r~"'Clbulk" and Deever. Time In the last of a two-game series. 2:39. Umplres·Cibulka and Oeever. EW YORK (UP) - The welcome - hOJ:tle for major league Murray Wier, one ot the most tourth in the conference indoor Don't be surprised jf all ullllsually la rge alld ard ent group C.:>ach Otto Vogel stated that he base hall stars was postponed Friday b calise the boys got cold outstanding players developed by meet. of non-college fans presents itself at lowa's home baseball games will start eithel' Glenn Drahn or ------feet. Harrison during his eight years Were In Cellar Dick Orth Cor the Hawkeyes. Alby Yankees Sell Shea, as head Iowa coach. is now a mem After the Minnesota meet, Iowa this season. More thnn likely jt will be a delcgn ti{m from Cascade, Plain is Coach Wally Roettger's Central Loop Out, Cold feet and cold t'verytlling ber of the Blackhawks. travels to Evanston again for the -- -- here to cheer on thcir first Big starting choice. else. A layer of snow coated the Others rumored under consider Big Ten outdoor championships on Game time today is 2 p.m. ation included Doxie Moore, {orm May 27 and 27 . Last year thc J2 YMeA Swim Ten representation since Eddie Hinrichs to Blues · M midwest and east forcing cancel- Bisenius won letters in 1937 and Ft . Molson d OV8S lation of the teven exhibition er National Basketball league Hawks landed In the league cel NEW YORK OP) - Frank Shea, commissioner and later coach lar, collecting pnly three-quar * * * games including city series open ot Groups Here Today '38This year, however, the town rookie pitching sensation of the BURLINGTON (A"l - Lee A. the Ande\'!!on, Ind., team whoso ters of a point on Di ck Erdenber Post ponecJ •.. ers at New York, Boston, Phila of 1,200 population and a hotbed New York yankees in 1947, has Thomas, president of the Class C delphia and Ch icago. Also frozen franchise wCls bought by the league ger's tlfth place tie in the high Swimmers [rom 12 Iowa YMCA been sold outright to the Kansas jump. of baseball in eastern Iowa\ SOUTH BEND, IND. ~Notre Central ba eball association, said out were the lndians-Giants game Mol'lllay, Charley Shipp, former groups will compete in the an City Blues at the Amcrican as Friday lhe league will not oper coach at Waterloo, ex - Purdue Some Hawks may enter in the nual state YMCA ch ampionships boasts three prized sons on the Dame's home baseball opener at TndlanapC' lis, Ind., the Wash roster - and all three are regu tcheduled today against Michigan sociation, a Yankee tarm prop a te this season. ington Senators-Baltimore game coach Mel Taube, Dolph Satanley, Central collegiate championships in the Iowa pool today, accordng erty, It was announced Friday by But, he added plans already Beloit, Wis., college coach, TOllY in Milwaukee on June 10. The next to H.G. Whitford, 0 t tum w a, lars: Outfielders Murland Moran State wa called off Friday be at Baltimore, Md ., and the Cincin and John Sullivan, and First Base General Manager George Weiss. gre underway for resuming oper nail Reds - Indiannpolis game at Hinkle, Butler university, and weekend is the NCAA champion chairman of the stale meet com cause recent snow and cold have man Merlin (Bud) Kurt. made the Irish dlnmond unuse Also going to the Kansas City ations n('xt year. Ri chmond, Ind. Ray Me~er , DePaul coach. ships at Minneapolis but partici mittee. First event of the three able. club arc First Baseman Fenton The manager and 24 players Today the clubs make another pation ot Iowans is dependent upon hour program is sct for 2 p.m. omething New The Irish will attempt to open Mole an~ Pitcher Wally Hood, who represented the Fort Mad try at action In big league tcrri performance during the season. The swimmers qualified for the It's something new in Iowa ath the home season Monday against both sent to the Blucs on option, i~on club of the di abanded league tory after the long win ter layolt The tlnal meet on the card is championships in district meets letic history tor one town, and a Ohio univer Ity with Sophomore and bonus Pitcher Paul HinrichS, last year, have signed contracts and thc lazy days oC training camp Big Ten May L~ad the Big Ten - Pacilic Coast· dual at Newlon, Waterloo and Dubu small olle at that, to place three Bob Nemes slated to pitch. who has been sold outright. to perform with Mount Vernon of sunshine. The weather forecasts meet at Madison, Wisconsin. Thls que. Each district qualified two men on a starting lineup, but • • • Shea can be reacquired at any the Mississippi-Ohio Valley league generally were tor more cool wea Way to TV Policy meet is open only to those ath men in each event. playing together is old stuft for COLUMBUS, OHIO IlPI - Ohio time during the comi ng season this season. ther, but no more of the unsea letes who place in the first three Associations represented will be this trio. State's game with Minnesota to Weiss said, but Hinrichs cannot Only lour men who played with sonable snow. CHICAGO IlPI - The Big Ten in the league get - togethers oC Burlington, Cedar Rapids, Clin Moran and Kurt, except for two open the Big Ten baseball seMon be reacquired until he has gone Mount Vernon last year have been Games scheduled today include may lead the way to a national the respective conferences. ton, Dav nport. Des Moines, Du seasons, have played as teammates was postpcned riday because of through a drart. However, he may retained. the world series replay between policy to regulate television of buquc, Marshalllown, Muscatine, since 1940, playipg most of that cold weather. be sold at any time. The Mississippi - Ohio Valley Brooklyn Dodgers and the Amer collegiate swrts events, including· CYCLONE NETMEN LOSE Newton. Ottumwa, Washington period as members at the Cas The same tate stopped another The four players were sent to league, an eight - club Class D ican league champion New York football, It appeared Friday. OMAHA (A") - Omaha uni and Waterloo. cade Reds. Sullivan joined the gllme Involving a Big Ten team, the Blues training camp at Lake circult, will open Its seDson April Yankees at Yankee stadium, the At a meeting Saturday and versity netmen Ft'iday defeated A total of 30 events will be Reds as an outfield..- in 1946 and' WI consin, which was scheduled Wa les, Fla., shortly before the 30. Boston Red Sox - Boston Braves Sunday lIpon~ored by the Wester n Jowa Stale, 6-1, in the season's held in the four age divisions, the three have be1!n teammates Yankees left for the north. to play at Bowling Green, OhiO. city series, the Athletics - Phil tfonference, athletic directors of first tennis match. Dick Schneid Whilford said. Age divisions are: evel' ! ince, except I' r part ot last All tour teams wJ11 attempt to Shea, pestercd by arm and Itll major midwest schools will diS er of Iowa State clipped Charles Junior A, 9-12; Junior B, 13-15; summer when Moran and Sullivan weight trouble lor the past two Newton Basketball Coach lies city series at Philadelphia, play n double-header today. . and the White Sox-Cubs city se cuss video, and it was probable Geislel', 6-2, 6-0 for Iowa S!ate's Intermediate, 16-17, and Senior. played tor a while at Audubon. years, has failed lo live up to the I n M aryanI d f or I ntervlew ries at Chicago. that all three members o( an oMy victory. 18 and over. Sullivan, the youngest at 23, BEAU JACK WINS promise shown in 1947, when he NCAA committee appointed to WAS H J N G TON (A") _ ILA'I They were all called off Frl was the rirst oC the trio 10 play WASHINGTON (.4» - Former won 14 i ame while losing five. study the problem also would at baseball fOI' the Hawkeyes. As a_ He spent part of the 1949 season (Bud) Millikan, an Iowa high day. In addition, the St. Lou i s lightweight Champion Beau Jack school coach, is due here today to Browns play the St. Louis Cardi tend. Ed Linasey Says - sophomore in 1948, he started a (t New York city, was awarded n with Newark In the International Hamilton Invited few games, then won a regular league. be inlervlewed for the University nals in a game which wasn't sche " technical knockout in the sixth of Maryland basketball job. duled until today anyway. In oth- Tom J . Hamilton, Pittsburgh job last season, playing right field round over Lew Jenkins oC Phil It was only a year ago that the athletic direclor who is chairman against right-handed pitching. Yankees paid Hinrichs, a divinity Millikan, a former cage star or exhibitions the Cleveland In adelphia Friday night at Uline at Oklahoma A & M, now coaches dlans relurn to their home park of the NCAA committee, definite Moran was Iowa's No. 1 first arenn. student, $50,000 to sign a contract Tennessee Oller 'Best' ly will be present as an invited baseman last spring, leading the after having been declared a free at Newton, Towa , high school, MiI- to play the New York Giants, the likan was invited here after the Washington Senators return home guest ot the Big Ten. A con{er- Hawkeye hitters in Big Ten games TEACHERS BREAK LOOSE agent by Commissioner A.B. ~cc spokeslTUln said it was likely In Colle~e Scramble (Happy) Chandler. He had been school's athletic committee had to play the Pittsburgh Pirates, De with a .378 average, but he gave CEDAR FALLS IlPI - Iowa screened more than 70 applicants. troit meets Louisville at Louis- that the other two members of up his infield job to Kurt this State Teachers college brnke a Detroit farmhand. the NCAA group, Willis O. Hun It was indicated by a school ville, Ky., and the Cincinnati Reds By JACK* *SQUIRE * * * * year and moved back to left loose In the third inning Friday ter, Southern California athletic field , his old position. HEAFNER IIALFWAY official that Mi11lkan will get the play Indianapolis at Indianapolis, to swamp Drake, 17-2, on a nine job II satisfactory contract ar- Ind. director, and Ralph FUJ1ey, Colum- DAVENPORT - No greater ex Played for Reds run spree. ATLANTA (jp)- Clayton Heaf bia athletic director, would be ample of the moder high pressure ner, the goHing giant who con rangements can be made. The Cascade folks are accus present. tactics used to recl'uit high school tomed to seeing them in those sistently wins big prizes but sel COLLEGE BASEBALL EXHIBITION BASKETBALL • Should the midwest meeting athletes can be clted than in the spots, for that's just where they dom tournaments, Friday was COLLEGE BA EBALL C.lle,. Aile...... ; 7; Halte ..... 0 ..... Tul •• U nlvenlly U, Wichita U nlver- reach agrecment on a television case of Ed Lindsey, Davenpor r~ IIltnel, tale Normal I'!. University .t . lIy 0 played for the Reds during the InU.,. '" halfway toward winning the Cblu., . S K~nl."'Y U. Vand.rblU U policy, it was likely the NCAA heralded all - around star. lnst four seasons. $10,000 North Fulton open. Heaf Nebr. I.. " MI l our. J Vlreln'. Tech O. II.I c:. hmGnd 1\ committee would give carelul A standout lineman in football , All three won first team jobs NBA PLAYOFFS ner whipped par by foul' s'rokes Unlv. of Wash In, •• " K. Idaho ~ Marrla.n d tt, 'Vllllam and Mary 2 MUrfll)l ( Ky) 4 , Middle Tenne.u~e Slate ~".tl,.nlll tfl. Syrae.ae 11 Western Mlohl,_n 14 . Ohto " consideration to the pact in mak- D key man on the Blue Devil'~ on the Reds' club in 1946, after f Mln.tapell. In .f in the second round and shot a S Ie... .eat. Okl.h.l'l"la aJ Iowa state I ing recom\T\endations to the NCAA state basketball champs, and an they were discharged from the t Tennt 'f'~ tale 1:\, EmerT . ••••• nri•• , !·I ~ 67 to win Ihe lead with 137 e. . ..(b Carolina I. D.ke 0 lI.n. (V.)' convention at Dallas in January outstanding baseball prospect, service. Moran and Sullivan team strokes on the long, par 71 lay Loyala (S.uth) .\e": S •• th ••,t.ern Oeorrelo,,'n !!. WI. blnrten and Lee I Loul,lana ,!-!l for a national regulation. • Lindsey quite natually has been ed with Bisenius, the ojd veteran, out. f7 Innl.,.) So.th ... ,.tern L •• I, lana InsUtut.. 7, In the past NCAA rules have showered with inducements from to form the outfield and Kurt was olora.do 4, Kin'•• • S Loull'ana coHere '! Okl.homl1 A • • l\r. ". Kann. tate 0 A.'.r" O. Ga. Tee:" G grown out of regional regulations, nU\Jlerous o' colieges, both near and at first base. DANtJABLE Blues Omaha Unlversll,), I', Emp.rla S.ate G Nebr...... Wetleye. l\, Dana • and it wns llkely the same would tar. . I The lfi46 Cascade team reeled (to innlnl') UCLA ~, C.lllornl. S j , occur in television. u..:ve to Take It off 28 straight wins before being Geor,ia Tenon ee G M'.'" (Ohio) 17, Weltern B.ler.e I Alabama fI, Loul. lana tate S Newberry 9. Presbyter'a. 6 Aneement Probable "You have to take what you can stopped in the final game by Da lib... Co ller, .;. D.I .... ar. S It venport's Three - I league cham In "Fabulous If)~ Monm •• th 8. Au, •• bna 2 was reearded probable that get," said Lindsey in explaining Denver 2, " 'yoml •• I GOLF the midwest meeting would reach hili choice of the University of Ten pions. That year the team won the Earek. (III) ~, Nor(h Dolt. :Slk. M'.III,a. 6\k some agreement. The Big Ten has nessee an institution well aware Cedar Rapids Tournament of · '~dinf discussed video at every meeting of tha't attitude on the part of Champions, a meet featuring win It .,'n' Ready for the past two years, but otber ,today's prep athletes. ners 0'1: eight eastern Iowa ama than recomm.em;lIne that no schoql ' "Tennessee has simply given teur leagues. TheY'res Ri'kin' Steady grant teJevlaio~ dghts for more ' me the best offer," he added, "and Won ChampionshiP {or mo F,LL.RS, than one year, it has made np I doubt If I'll get a better one. Headed Cor Tennessee Cascade in 1948 won Dubuque'S hard and Cut ru.les. . I'm 1I0lnil to wait until summer l6 - team amateur affair and Kurt, ,AL' A . AlthoUeh all sl]hoola parl1cipat- before I decide for sure, but right inent alumnus of that school and who hit .394, was named most val tng In the session were requested now I'm leaning toward Tennes presently a resident of this city. unable player of the meet. Moran, with a .582 tournament balting WHEN YOU'RE OUT to. hold ott sl.gning any TV com- see." It's he who spots the talent and" nverage, won the most valuable mitments \In hi after the meeUnll· The "best otter" in this case, arranges for visits to the campu& FOR YOUR CHEE~fCAlE. Notre Dame thla . week granted as It Ia with every athlete at the at Knoxville. . award 11\5t year as Gascade plac ed third. .6 detwo~k rl,hts to its five home southern seat oC higher learning, "Right after football season end HAWKINS (above) football games iii 1950. is the well _ known free ride _ And it looks as tj1o\.lgh the boys YOU'll FIND THAT THrt ed th~y flew two other fellows and plays W. C. Handy" . . . 8t. Loul ~ haven't s¥Pped from that batting room, bOard arid 'tuition- plus $lfi myself d~wn there for a week Blues, Careless Love, Memphis GO HEART AND SOUl- pace, elth~r . Moran led all Iowa . a month spending money plus "in end," Lin'dsey sardo "There were Blues, 3 others ... "DESJGNFD cidentals." regulars lth a .387 over the !bts of other high school athletes Hawkeyes eight - game south FOR DANCING!" U's lust one of FOR GUYS WHO IUY THEM "There's no discrimination down spendihg the weekend there. Some 15 NEW dance albums by RCA ern t aining trip and Sul livan was there," related a former Tennes of them were workil},!! out but wc VICTOR. Hi lTeat bands, 15 Iteat TOOTSIE ROLLI third with .333. Kurt, still shaking see football player now a student didn't have to. :omposers, 90 all-time hits played all a year ell, \5easllrer, and MI·s. Irma IfIl,~ NASH 4-doOI, 1910 Chevrolct 2-door, the conferences, designed to give I1ntary auspices. Town Men, Triad For Beneke Dance 1911 PlYmou th 2-door, 1011 DeS oto Legge}!" Ord, Neb., editor. 2-door. I QU Ford 2-door. See thc~ e ond students first - hand infor r.~a tion ':!19 hlsn:ut.:! was sponsored by This aft rnoon's program will other lin.· uoed c~rs at EKWALI.. MO lbout businesses, trades and pro the Iowa Welfare association and 'Two hundred n'ineteen tiCketl 'eaturp, an addrcss in the house TORS. 62: S. Capitol Streel . fessions in which they are inter SUI's school of social work, de Hold Union Parties still were available for the annua' 1042 DESOTO 4-doo,·. Very clean. Rad io. ested. ~ hamlf I' of Old Capitol at 2:15 p.m partment of sociology and exten I'ri-Dorm dance ieaturing Tex lY M%rcedes HUrst, public rela heatcr. ond fluid drive with overdrive, The seven SUI staff members sion division. Cut-nways and spats gave way Beneke and his orchestra next Phone 2064. to corn co b pipes and patched jons cl,lrector of the International scheduled to lead conferences are: Among the welfare problems Friday, officials of the three men', Harvffjter company, Chicago. A 1939 PLYMOUTH coupe Exceptlon.lIy 'rousers in the River room of the clean. Cali day.. 3111. ext. 413. Prof. Robert Ray, director of the given major consideration during residences reported. 'jobs Wlinic" conference will fol Institute of public affairs, on poli the institute were correction and Iowa Union Friday night when Eight hundred tickets were • the SUI Town Men staged their 'ow iljl;, the senate chamber. • Typing tics and public service; Prof. guidance in crime and delin placed on sale Wednesday in the annual spring dance in the form Elai,t}e Byous, assistant to the E,J. Shoben, department of psy quency, social aspects of illness -South Quadrangle, Quadrangle THESIS - General Typlnl - MimeD· of a come-as-you-are moon 'ice-p~esident of sales at Chicago's chology, on psychiatry and psy and medical care with children, and Hillcrest dormitories. Only ;econd largest department storc, ,rophl"g, Notary Public. Mary V. Bums. G01 tSBT Bldg.. phone 26$6 or chology. P l1n finding and keeping good shiners' ball. residences of the dorms arc eligi Special guests attending the will fl,ddress delegates follo",¥ing 2327. ' Prof. Wayne Vasey, director of foster homes, Vasey said. ble to buy the ti ckets. he Ier In crested ~noM wl1l SUnday. 9:15 • m . Sund.y ",bool. ' :30 J and 1:IG • . m. _kday m..... S",,· "Wt"'",e -Pral>yttrlan church 'or a Lm. Siudeni Bible ...... 10:30 • •m. DI· da,.1 IG minute. bef"N m...... 5 "es. Clin ton street. :. ' ! ~r ~rvl« . 'nIe II..... Harold McGft vine aeNloe and ..,rl'l)on: "Fruits of thO Tuocla)l, ,,. p.m. Newman elub meel> Organized Her:e .', AP~ll151 at !be ftIIter. . During the two-day rally. an at 1:15 p .m. The .lI"Ou.., allo wui ",1.11 ~ak on " Olir Anlllcan H .... it •.i. _.. R"ur.ecllon." ~u.le by both choIrs. I " • 51 . JIIIonda~·. p.m. Crad\loll. elub ""PIIOr. p.m. Divine service .1 John Luther' IT. IIIAaTI CRV.CII A new veterans organization election of state oflicers wi11 be discuss fall camp plana durlhg the V ....I Pel"' ...... SUI .. rd~r IIbrarl.n wl1l an chUrch. Sharon. 5 PJ1l . Th~ LUlberan :rut 'tilled 0,", IlRare Book,." Wed.,esday, 1:4$ Student association will meet at the h'CO .... a." lobo...... 1. called "Cross Sabers" was held. she said. meeting. -: tpe;.: al ..., ...... C. II. M... ~ ..... ,aol.r totin • •\1\ .' 1101)" Comnlunion. 10:45 a.m. Holy Zion Lutheran church. Follow;nc .upper, .... J. W. "III"II~ _'1 ' ....r cd Thursday night by more" tlian The president ot the state or. A~ 2:15 p.m. tile theme, "lTOm ComtmDVoll. 1'huroday•• 1'.10 Inquire ..' Prof. C. Frool 01 1.uther eollege will Sul\d.,. ...._: .. 1:30. I . 10, 15 ano 100 former cavalry men ' a ganization is Charles E. West, J \laving ' a Faith ~Ing acll~ cia'" T" ~. sludy. f'rlclay, , P.m. lpeak on "Are W. Free to Make • 11, ••. m. Weckda,. m .....t '::10 • . m. '/if student at Iowa State college. gious." wIll be dIsC ~ . 'I'he clos- Youn. mlU'ried couplu' rroup will hold Cholee!~ Tuesday. 4 p.m. Chllclren·. chol. In u.. eonvenl and at ' :15 .nd ••.m, In meeting in .the national g\llird a" l,iIk>rmaT meeHn. In " ..~ parish ho ..... reh.arsal. Wednesd.y. 7:15 p.m. SenJor the cbUreh. Novena "rvkeo Thurlda~ .1 arO\ory. • Ames. ing worship lind inIta' liti9il' of o(~ Sl'turd.r. IO . 8.m. Con/lnnallon cia In ch"lr rVleanA\. ThUne/AY. 1:30 ".m ~lls Sand ,,. P.M. CQIlf.aaiOnt: Salurday .1 40 to Atie.d fleers will lake pla~ , at 3:J5 ~.m~ .-.:tOl'"'a .. tud~. 11 a.m. Canterbury choir slonlry tea apontored by the Ladlu .~Id 1::10 10 5:110 .nd 7 to T~I!' p.m . WNkday. Harold Ruppert. 1815 B 'street, reb,.rlal. 7 p.m. Senior choir rehe.arf.\' JOCiet,v. The _oulld rUm, ·'Jesul. the dUl'ln. u. •. T:. a,m. _ and .ner was elected president. , ..' Miss Hadley said the 40 dele Oulcalt," will be ohown. Salurday. 11 Ih. Novellll .."\eel . gates will represent five Iowa col pm T' P.,SIIYTKK.AII CHU.CH a~m. ChJ1dre.n·. choir re.heasa1. Elmer Hay. 812 S: J;>09ge s~eetT '9 I . .,.•• ht airea' iT ....._".$ C.ll.ca presidCd at' the meeting. .' -:: , leges. including Grinnell college. 'tire .., . ' P. Ikwl... .aala. 8ITIIA.,,"Y BAPTIST CHU&CH • lSI K.. C."" Itr... City:- HiOh · Pre.$,nts. ..11 .. _. JIll .... ' ~, O· ..I1IT. 1IU~ :I'1 ':10 ...n_ Church IChool. C.m."'ty build I., .s. Patriot' '.I'er Capt. Harry W. Dick, Irl.· Tille _ey. Lee.ar. T" ••••••• Pa.t.r ing officer of the Iowa City: mect Tea ~bers college. Cedar Falls SIlJICla,. m_: ':•. ' ~ : 30 . ' :45. 11 d.n ·Im,",'" 1'."'. Weotmlruler v.,· Sunday, . ::0 am .. Sunday seh90' for ..... ·Waelr: ..y _.t , : •• ConfelllolU anlzed reconnaissance c a v 'Ill r y Drake universily. Des Moines. and Dramt as .Bene,fW .... rs .B.... Harold M.m. StUdY IftOIlP wltb Goldin Mart Bailey. A3. Emmetsburg. F riday as a bj!,....;t SnuW for ~ p.m . <1«e. Sbabbal. PbvlllJl Sherm.n E"ANOELIC~l':E CHUam the "60 ao.1)\ . Cb~,i'ch m.mberJlh.lp ell ... CH ItCII OF JESU S CU&lI!T 0.' LATTER OAl' SAINTS cial events. qital will be nrescnted Sundl~y. 1 ~~NP-EGAiHiNAL CHuaCR IHI la t ".hehU. atreet . . If" I W N. Ilreet S un d ay: An opening worshlr at 7:30 p.m: in norUt n\Uiii: T"-, . .... Jail.(m.... O. Cral,. Mlnilio. E. Lea.l 1,8u. bra.ch p,.. 14 ••1 .~Q.WESl Sund.y. 10 a.m . Sunday Ichool. 11 :30 ;crvice will be Jed by the Orinne ~l Th~ recl,tal will be l'fo: 3P .in' SUM'Y/ O;3fPA.rII: Chllreh Khool. The a.m. Priesthood meeUn,. 1 p.m. Saer •• group. From 9 to 10:15 a.m,. Pro!. the current studcnt set'les. n ur ~; 'd.p.~ w.1I mHI durin, m.nt m•• Unl. ' :30 p_m. Flruld. fl'oUP J udah Goldin of the SUI , school P r I Ill'" 11 0 b' tbe n>O . hl/l ",ol'llblp iOl;"Ic:t.. 10 :45 • m. 5O ..lon at 1be hOl)1o 01 V. R. B'enlon. er orO) '" • \Ii , ",c , "1 >C.1f M"'~wpr'.Jl,Ip. "rmon, " ... H'."Mlv 1023 K rkwnod courl. Wedne.day. 8 p.m. YOPN.G':.MAN of reUgion will ~peak on "Who Is hoo)t. A4, Gree'ne, . barItone,. ~1"d,." •. l\Iell"lMn or 11>& United S1ude nt Women's reller lacltly. '" .. !ello),JIJ\lil, (rj,qo ' camJ)ta.fe In low. will a R e 11 g Ious Man. i nnette relgenbllulT}. be . • ~ uY~~ ,,,.,.t~ . ' ;:10 p.m. PlIcrlm lei· A discussion w1\l tollow. Chlcagb. Jlld., plani8~. . 19". 11 .... · •• ,'Il). ~hUrch . - Monday. 7:45 Elec' lon of Ortlcen RohlOff• .A4, Del'ft, " will ~m. , CIf\:I~ (ow: Ih" Worne,,', . ..'/Cla. ..., "09 ~I lrf~ , 0'It lh _~ . hom~ o. Mrs. AI 10:45 a.m. the IIroup will at· pallY Shook: " , '",,,Ioe ·lIf1rf/p. 1211 N, Dorl,. Ilrtt t tend the Sunday worship service "'1",. ' l\fru~r' '''1lI ?evlew ' lhe book "J'ohn "tn' .tl' (11 In the Congregatlonal chUrch. A . POLICE aotraT ~NES ,: ~.:'~l~ ·~~;:;.~'t:t~ · ;h::'~~~y: 1 p.m. NOWr ... ENDS MON~AY! 65 cent dinner wUl be served the S,lx pe\'Son.s ' were ~I~~ ' a tlltal ' ,. r~'~. • ~ • .J',I~T., ~'r.ODI&1: CH UReK Hurry ... Don·t dare miss Jbe .ielegates in the chul'ch at· nooTo of $87.50 t)y Judllc Emil Trott' in c~r.t! ~ . I."a,., ... n .~ DvbvQu. ,\r•• t. - Picture that has tlle wl/lble A business meeting with the pollce court Friday. One-$12.50 fine " , . LL.- ,11 ...... '1 .. , 1II1allie' town alol! I ti f ff' " 1'" h Id nd"" 'Ilnlla)'. I:~ '.m.· Church schQ91. 8:30 s;e;e~c~o~n~o;;~o~l~ce~r~s~w;I;';;D;e~~e;;;;w;;;as;;;;sus;;;p;e;;;";;"";;~~;;~" ~'~' ~~' HtYt""~,,~ . I,l " G,Ill PI' .OlIdllnlkal. The WeslemqmlOJIy foundallon worship ; Will IlIow · .. 40 minute movIe. "Wh'rt! l<"f · 11. ~ • .rl." ~l ' Followlhlp hall. IlUpPf(' ~ lIJ .,dllow at lhe stUdent cen· I~f. 'Wesle)' Supper club will meet lor "V"""r alid " a' 'peech. "J;volullon ' 01 • DRIVE-IN Pers~)\ ralll1.'· by Dr. Dunnln_ton. 7 . . ., P'T' f "~/hodl!l youth fellow ship will .1 ": ...... t Il' hear Ih" ~... "A lob 1. Convenlenn~ Loeale4 - Hlwu • W~' of Con.vIDe ~ 119"'0 tlla",. PAl' eliede," by Elbert Bea",r, . , p.m. 15u~Jt~low club mecth,'I. * Boxoffice Opens 6:30 • Show~ ~ 7~OO • 9: 1$ . ~I"'''' EIIQLI ULUTiiUAN CHUIICII Itfioj£,4 , 1.., .. ,... C...... In Amorlr.) Adults SOc • Children Under 12 and C.ar' FIE'" C.,... a( .n. 11 ....1 ol,.ell n. "'Y .n...... ••• ,. -.t. K •••,... P. I., ' :30 a.1n Matln .erv(c. wllh . :m. . :Sunday ,ch'lol. 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BIG DAY SUNDiy , and "WINNER - , - ACADEMY-- AWARDS" "Flrs~ Feature .:' MOflDAY . ~ fRUl YGREAT MUHON ~ICTUREI 1:00 P.M." de Havilland MOlltnOJMrVCiirt Cary's love nest'h's • -''''.' Dn;'?Rinl.~...I a woif at tlie dOor! . ' • ruupn. ;~l.(UuSOR WIWAM WYLEkS -11._lift,.. u." • • • ,tII MIiIIAN II9PIINS • ~~'wa&\ __ 'IIIIIIA IIWII
From the mQm.ent she heard this stran.e •.. compelfi"l music .•• _1_ i.tl ~""---. .. STARTS TO· DAY "ENDS TlJESDAY" 2 BIG THRILL HITS! •