The Weather ~ On the Inside . ParU)' deud)' wilb seal­ DouQlu ABa CQUDter Attack tere. .1iI_en locIa, and ••. Page 2 BIlDda,. N.' milch cbann In teaapera&are, ea· Dally lowCID War Map R...... Paqe 2 da7, U; lew, IS. Hllb Frida" M; low, IL Hawks M.. t Wlac;ouiD Today at owan ... Paqe' Est. 1868 - AP Leased Wrre, AP Wirephoto, UP Leased Wire - five Cents ·Iowa City, Iowa, Saturday. May 19, 1951 - Vol. 85. No. 191 Second Radioactive YM Secretary Truman, Marshall Field Test Schedulerl Red ,Pincers Endanger Here Next Saturday Resigns After I Call ~ For Unity, Iowa community leaders and students will take part in a second Budget Slash field te t with radioactive mater­ laIs to be held at ' SUI Saturday, Ralph •Schloming has ro ignerl May 26. Despite 'Heavy Chinese Losses upon request as general secretary The field test will be held In 1\ Praise U.S. Troops simulated bombed area, as part of the SUI Younll Men's Christian of the course in civil defense prob­ association, afler the orgamzation (Yr •• lb. WIr. Senl ...) lems in Iowa, Offered at SUI this announced It would reduce il~ WASHINCTON - President Truman declared Friday lIight spring. A similar test held last budget for the 1951-52 school year Draft, Age Seek Financing Method Communist January was witnessed by Iowa the U.S. faces its greatest crisis :llld called for a halt to "bickering" becaus or financial diUiculiies. civil defense olLlciais and city and The resignation becomes efIer­ lind the "playing of petty politics." county authorities. live Sept. 1. The President, speaking informally at an Armed Forces day A Few tuden The Rev, John d . Craig, treao.­ Dropped;Other For New Union Addition Casualties The class, which Is composed of ditmer, appealed for a united urer ot the board of trustees 10r community leaders and a few SUI the group, said the new budget Con truction of the n w $3.5·mUlion addition to the Iowa Un· 15 000 Da.·ly nation. students, will move into a simu­ iOIl will be delayed unless the board of truslees of Ihe Iowa Union , Lated bombed city and pertorm Stan dar ds Cut He asserted tne U.S. and its Al­ Court Orders corpomtion finds a plan to finance construction, Prof. Earl E. the measures that would have to he (Se. Story OD Paq. 8.) lies are fighting for time. Adding taken aCter an actual atomic at­ Harper, director of the Union, said Friday. that emphasis had been placed tack. WASHINGTON - A senate- The board will hold its an· ------,-- (,...... WI", IIlnleeo) by some on the casualties in Kor­ '1'0 make the test more realist­ house conlerence committee, voted nual meeting here June 9. TOKYO (SATURDAY) - Chi­ Release of ic, radioactive materials will be Friday to lower the draft aee from er., he uld of course there are nese Reds today swarmed over placed in the "bombed" area. The 19 to 181h and to cut physical and Plans to liart eon truction of Eight Killed, casualties, but if the crisis Is not class, clad in protective clothing mental service standards to In­ Ule Union addJdon thlII tin thousands of their dead in a two­ met the casualties in Korea will and armed with radiation-detect­ duct an estimated 150,000 men now were ltalled when bills to auth­ pron,ed drive which was repOrted be "one small drop in the bucket." Jailed Jurist Ing Instruments, will restore the classified 4-F. oriu boI'rowtllr tile neeeuary lorcing an Allied withdrawal aU fundi died In the IfUnl com­ WATERLOO Ill'! - The Iowa essential services and direct res­ Frlrloy's Agreement partially re­ 63 Injured along the flaming, 125-mlle iront. Spealdnl f:1Im the tame rOB­ mittees 01 the Iowa hoUIC and Irum wlUl ~Ident Truman, supreme court Friday ordered the cue work. solved month-long deadlock over The twin drive was slowly out­ Immedla te release of an attrac­ Taulht abOut Radiation enate Iut month under pret· Defe.nae Seer"')' Georre C. conClicting senate and house ver­ lure from chain hotel Intere ta. Clanldng Seoul, whose 'bristling de­ Mlnhall told American Gil ai­ tive 37-year-old mother jailed Members of the class will deter­ sions or legislation for a new draft when she refused to leave her mine by tests how loni the air, A special committee apPOinted In Train Crash fenses shattered the western wing temp"nr to I~ the new Com· law and ror setting up a unlverslal small sons at home to serve on a water, earth and buildings will be to tind means to borrow the mon­ of the first Chinese spring or- 1IIW1I.t ol\lllauht in Korea ...,Ilitar:v tralnln\t program some ey will report to the board at the that Ulelr herobm hal Inspired murder trial jury. contaminated with radioactivity. time In the future. BRYN MAWR, PA. ftPI - Eight !enslve in ApriL They will also decontaminate the June 9 meeting. The committee, Western Europe with a will for The court Issued a. stay of ex­ Key Points In DI pute persons were killed and 63 oth rs The "eteran U.S. aeeead cll"l­ area, removl~ /Ill possible effects set up at last year's meeting, Is freedom. ecution on the , Ix-months reo composed of Harper, SUI Business injured Friday when a Pennsyl- ,Ion e llmated U alone killed or radiation. Several key points stlll remained 10,000 Reda FrIda, while (11M­ Marshall assured a banquet formatory sentence of MI'I. Jea­ in dll pute however, and the joint Manager Fred Ambrose and Wat· marking the capital's second an­ nette Watson, wire of a promJ­ Class members have becn taught vania railroad express rammed a inl free of a trap posed b, the the nature or the atom and ra­ committee wllJ meet again to Iron erloo Atty. Ben Swisher, chair­ halted passenger train, sliced open eutern Ked pron. Dear lIalJ&')'e, nual Armed Forces day that the nent Waterloo industrial dealln­ out the remaining differences. The man or the board. I':r. who defied a district judIe diation, the phenomena which oc­ a sleeping car and crushed many 55 mila norUteast of eoul. defeatism which gripped many of pres nt draft act expires July 9. eeka Borrowlnl Method thls country's AlUes a. year ago twice "beaUBI': of m)' boy •. " cur In atomic explosions, the ef­ Ralph Schloming o! Its oocupants In their beds. The second prong began devel- has been dissipated. fects ot radiation, the use ot in­ Under the committee', pro­ The commHtee may propose Two of the Injured were In crlt- oping Friday 25 mUes northeast A $500 appeal bond was post­ struments to determine the effcc­ He iglls YAI "The hostile Invasion o[ Korea ed immediately by Watson's em­ Sccrctaritll posed phnlcal-menial dran pro­ other means to borrow the funds leal condition at BrYI1 Mawr haspI- of Scoul between Chongpyong and was probably the most critical tiveness of ;'adlatlon and civil de­ vision, tandlUd for inducteell for the board's considera.tJon, Har­ ployer, wealthy Industrialist Otto fense planning. will be lowered about $2,000 or per said. tal. The dead w re sev n men, In- Kapyong. There the Reds started test this country has ever faced," Scholtz. A supreme court hearing would be let at .. level no bleb· cludlng a train porter and one crOSSing the Pukhan rIver dam $3,000 (rom the pas t yrar's $0,000 It will be up to the board to de­ the defense chief said. "But we was set for the September term. .er than tha~ In effeet for men woman. ' under attack by American planes figure because of the difficulty I." of the arne .roup durin&' Jln­ cide upon a plan to finance the met that challenge. Mrs. Watson, a former school­ Pollee Chief Georre A. Mac- and artlllery. raising funds. uary, 19411 - the World War II addition or to continue the com­ The more powerful Red push, 9 "Thai decision ,ave new life teacher, shocked the courtroom Armed Forces Day The group will beck a new se~­ mittee. he elCplalned. Laulhlln 01 Lower Merion town- (or the moment, was around Hang- io the United Natlona, to the date on whleh the bottom or tbe Thursday when she refused to take retary, who can be paid a smaller manpower lWIol had been JUI~ If the board falls &0 act, con· ship announced earl1 In the yeo Red torcel rolUng down the North Atlantic treaty orranlza­ the oath because she said she had Exhibit Set Today salary, one member said. about reached. .'ructlon 01 ~he addition ma1 be afternoon that 11 bodies . had tnje-Hangye road southwest to­ lion and to the entire free no one to care for her two sons; In submitting hi s resignation. delayed unt.ll Ua neltt meethl. been removed from the wreck- ward Hongchon blasted a big hole world. The decision to resist, aged 5 and 8. Military equipment (rom seven Schlomlng Mid : Menial standards also would ~ cut from tb present passing score In June 195Z, or posslbl, until ale. But he re,,1 ed lbe count through South Koreans and ba reet however, Is only a. smail part of State supreme court Justices SUI and Iowa City organizations "In view ot th e cOMidered an­ ihe ned .ealon or the .tate lel- will be on display at the corner of 70 to the army's "eneral clas­ later after railroad crewmen the rlRht nank ot the U.S. sec- the story, for It was the cour­ and private aUorneys agreed alysis ot our !lnanclol circum. 1.11 tll.re in 1.53, lie aalcl. of Washington and Clinton streets sification test. to a new score of reached &be bottom of the ond division. 'IeoU. action of the troops In that the elISe Is w"hout prece- stance ' made by the board, cabi­ Harpcr explained, however, that tanlled debris and found no Alii d P IU 0 .... - the field ihai rave real mean· this afternoon in observation of net, ar a staff and myself, I (e I about 65 , The e chanaes would more victim.. e 01 onl .,..,1lJ'e dent in Iowa leral hilltory. Gov. take In 150,000 4-F's, as director of the Union he can Inl to the decision." William S. Beardsley at Des the nation's second Arm d Forces It i nec BSa ry to bubmit my r<:'­ Of the Injured, 15 were de- A dispateh from U.S. E;ighlh day, request a board meeling at Dny Marshall read from a special Moines said he received "SI':V­ slgnaUon. The committee also wrote into time. tained at the Bryn Mawr hospital. army headquarters said the Reds J1)essa¥e pe sent to Gen, Matthew eral" protest messares, dlsa­ The exhibil will include an "I regret the necessitr of this the com prom is drart-unlverslol Union Cln Borrow Le.a1l1 two or them In critical condition. stili were on the rampage through B. Riagway, who replacl.'CI Gen. rneliir with Judie Charlton's OUtdool' theater for the showing acUon, but in view a the, pro­ military tralnins bill It provision There ls no question th/lt the 'rhe 48 olbers were treated and the breakthroueh· It reported the Do'uglas MacArthur as Far East­ action In sendlnl' the woman to of combat films, a [Ield casualty ~ecled plans tor this association. that would require. local dralt Union corporation can borrow the dlscharqed. , position of two Allied divisions in ern rommander. Both his words jail. clearing station, two medium I fe I It Is In the best Interests ot board to Induct nil available men funds, he pointed out. The prob­ Railroad oWcials said the stand- the orea was "obscure." and those of the chief executive Meanwhile the ll-member jury tanks, ROTC F-GI training air­ the continued development of a 19 through 25 - the present draft lem Is llndlng the best possiblc iog Iraln was halted by a stop Red dead littered &be ,,111e,.. were beamed by the Voice of hearing the second Edward Beck­ cratt, rlflcs, engineers training strong student YMCA on this ag groups - before taking any paper-at an enablln, act trom signal. It was rammed by the Red and were drapedrrotellCluely on America to United Nations torces with murder trial heard testi­ bridge. armament and radio campus. " 18 'h -year-olds. the Iowa leiislature would have Arrow, traveling from Detroit to barbed wire .. lbe four-day- equipment and other training in Korea. mony ot 10 state wltnesses tol­ Few 18~ To Be Tabn been- to present to the loaning Philadelphia. old Red offentlve Ipread from aids. President Truman asserted lowing opening statements by op­ Chllirman Carl Vinson, (D-Ga.) (insurance) company, he said. Thl': railroad aid In a tate- the eu& eout for 80 mUes to posing attorneys. The army and airforce ROTC Such companies are regulated Ihat never before was unity so departments, the national guard 1 Killed, 30 Injured of the house armed services com­ ment lhat "teniatlvl': [nforma- th" Pukhan dam seeior. necessar)' to be sure "that mittee said the proviSion means by strict laws in rellard to their iion" Indicated tbat the enr\neer Maj. Gen. Clark L. Ruffner, units, Iowa City reserves units, legal reserves and thus must have or the Red Arrow bad stopped second division commander, said, tb"4! 10UIII' men In Korea will the Red Cross, SUI civil defense lew It any IBIh-year-olds would not die In vain!' As Tornado Strikes be called soon. He said it will be the beat possible security, Harper at a warnlnr IIlmal llli mila "We are swlnein' into a new line course, and the recruiting stations explained. from tbe wreck Icene. and right now we arc In pretty Mr. Truman added that never UN Assembly are joining In the exhibit. 1953 under present mobilization good shape." in the history of the American Members of the clearing com­ Sma II Texas Town plans before local board exhaust "But we are unable to explain Red CUllalUel Bilbai to Date government had the executive pany, 109 medical battalion, Iowa their supply of men 19 through 25. how, In view or the rules, his One regimental command post branch been so well united. national guard set up their sur­ OLNEY, TEXAS (1J'I - A thun­ But no matter when inducted, no Karpa Gets 72 Years, train could have been moving, fol- was overrun by Chinese who Then, with qn obvious eye on Votes Embargo gical field tent Friday night. Oth­ derous tornado smashed into this draftee or recruIt could be as­ lowing the stop, Ilt such ~peed as charged through the line like me­ some of his more intense congres­ er equipment will be set up tbis north Texas town of 3,700 people, signerl to land duty outsldo the to cause an accident such as that chanlcal men, walking over their sional critics, the President said NEW YORK (IP) - The United morning. injuring 30 persons seriously, kill­ Unit d States until he had been Sent to State Prison at qryn MAwr," the railroad said. own dead and Ignoring the slaugh- It was up to "the other branches Nations general assembly approved ing an aged couple and smashing The col11sion occurred at 5:40 ter all around them. A counteral- given four months training. This (s.. Picture OD Pa;. 5.1 ot government" to see that the finally Friday a bistory-making dozens of homes and business provision also would apply to re­ a.m. Iowa time. tack Inside the command post area same spirit of unity prevailed. global embargo against shipments O'Dwyer Aide Faces buildings. servists who have not previously (Fr ... I .. w,.. ."Ieu) klHed all the Chinese on the spot He called on hls audience to of arms, ammunition and war mat­ The two dead were identified as had four months active duty. UN commanders and correspon­ "go home and get on your knees J, T. Temple, about 70, l\nd his FORT MADISON - The ga'es erials to Red China. of the Fort Madison stale prison Conege of ~edicine dents unanimously reported that and pray" for na.tional unity that Despite cries of the Russian bloc Wilful Neglect Charge wile, 67. Mrs. Temple apparently there never had becn such a would insure a successtul conclu­ was caught In the twister as she clanged at 3:20 p.m. Friday on that the embargo resolution was NEW YORK Ill'! - Former Frank Karpa, 36, a slippery, jall­ slaughter of the Communists in sion of ' the Korean war as a vi­ shameful, the assembly voted 47 to Mayor William O'Dwyer's in­ ran out of her home, seconds be­ City Swimming Pool Plans Convocation lhis war. The Eighth army made tally Important down payment on fore the tornado stl'uck, Her body breaking prisoner who led eastern o to ask aU countries in the world vestigation commissioner, John M. Iowa authorities on a three-day Medical students graduating no attempt to estimate the casual­ permanent worM .peaca , not to ship sinews of war to Red Murtagh. was charged Friday with was found outside the wrecked ties, which were believed to be home, near an alley. May Begin Operation chase prior to his arrest in Cedar from SUI this spring will be hon­ China and the Communist Nor~h wilful neglect ot duty in failing ored at a medical convocation, the running more than 15,000 a day. * ... * Dr. Fred Harrell or the !own's Rapids Thursday night. Braclley Warns ••• Korean aggressors. to report what he knew about the only hospital .ald 30 vlctlmll Thursday the state closed the first to be held here. The Russians did not say so in city's craft-ridden police depart­ of 'he .torm were achniUed for Early This Year books on one or the wildest The convocation will be held in World* Situation* * LOS ANGELES Ill'! - Gen. Omar words but it was obvious from ment. treatmen&' Score of others re­ chapters In eastern Iowa crime Macbride auditorium at 8 p.m. June 7, the evening before com­ J\radley warned. the nation Fri­ their attacks on the resolution and Belore the day was over, Mayor ceived lint aid emereenc, trea'­ The municipal swimming pool history. at a Glance day against seeking an "easy es· the United States that they will Vincent Impellitteri disclosed that ment for minor hurls, in City park may be opened May Karpa pleaded guilty at Tipton mencement exercises. cape" from war by dependinl( on ignore it. They refused to partici­ he had asked Martagh to take "a 27 this year, earlier than usual. In Friday to mulUple charges of Dr. Mark F. Boyd, Tallahassee, The twister struck at 3:30 p.m., Fla., a prominent alumnus or thr BONN, GERMANY - West ~a and air power with the hope pate in the vote. leave of absence" as chief city swooping down on a resldential previous years, the pool opened burglary, larceny o( motor vt'hicles college of medi­ German Chancellor Konrad Aden­ "someone else" will do the ground Eight countries abstained, they magistrate, but Murtagh refused. section In the northwest part of on Memorial day, May 30. and jail escape. Judge M. C. auer promises a government fi"~llnf!' . were Afghanistan, Burma, Egypt, The mayor saJd he could not the town and plowing a straight The warm, humid weather has cine, will give the Hlimiel sentenced him to a total convocation ad­ crackdown on illegal shipments of The chairman of the joint chiefs India, IndoneSia, Paki9tan, Sweden force Martagh out, since the state course - roughly three block.q prompted advancing the inaugur­ of 72 years and Cedar County millions of dollars worth or stra­ of staff, speaking at an Armed and Syria. sl'.preme court's appellate divi­ al. Bill Grandrath, member of dress. A noted in width - across to the south­ Sherirf C. R. Willey and a high­ malariologist, Dr. tegic goods to Communist China Forces week luncheon sponsored Embargo action developed also sion has the sole power to dis­ east corner, The damage has been the park board recreation com­ way patrolman whisked hlm away and Soviet satellites. by ·the Los Anlleles chambpr of in Washington, U.S. senate and cipline or romove a chief magist­ estimated at $1.5-million. mittee, said Friday. Boyd has worked immediately by car to Fort Madi­ for the U.S. gov­ CmOAGO IIraeli Prime commerce, said the United States house conferees voted to s'rength­ rate. Less than two hours after the Final Action Soon son. Minister David Ben..Qurlon says en legislation banning American ImpeWtterl added, that Murtagh ernment and the had to look ahead toward its se­ Iwister struck, Olney was a weird Final action on whether the O!flcials reported Karpa was his state would not need militar), curitv bp.yond the next decade economic aid to nations which ship has agreed not to Sl\ as magistrate plaC'e of confusion and wreckage League of Na­ pool will be opened May 27 will driving a stolen pickup truck when tions as an ex­ help il Syria opens UP an all-out despite the perilous situation of war goods to China, Russia or until the charges against him are and sirens - bathed in a bUnding be taken at a meeting of thp com­ arrested by Cedar Rapids police. wer on Its border. He denies a th.. past tew months. other membj!rs of the Moscow bloc. cleared up. sun. pert on malaria. mittee Monday or Tuesday, Grand­ He had been on the loose since Dr. Walter 1.. rumor that Israel has entered into He said the American people At almost the same momenl, rath explained. TueSday when he broke out of the a military assistance pact with had set out on a course of improv­ Brooklyn racke er Louis Weber Bierrlng, Jowa There is also a possibility that Cedar County jail for the second 5 tat e commls- DR. 801'0 Turkey. ina the position of free nations, Meat Rationing I, drew the maximum sentence of LibrarYs Third admission charges will be lower time in 72 hours. which he termed a course ot "en­ five years in jail and a $2,000 fine sloner of health, and SUI Pres­ NBW YORK - AlI.llianl Secre· this year. Definite costs for the ident Vlrgil M, Hancher also will tary of State Dean Rusk expres­ IIchtened self-interest." Distant Possibility for lying to the senate crime com­ various age brackets will probably "Some may be tempted to rely mittee about his relations with Floor Now Open speak. ses new American support for WASHINGTON Ill'! - Secretary be set at the committee meetinJl. 1 Killed, 2 Hurt Graduating students and lhp Chiang Kai-Shek's Chinese Na­ on sea and air power, to the be­ another top O'Dwyer aide, James The third {loor of University Committee members have indi­ littlement of land power. Such a of Agriculture Charies F. Bran. J. Moran. coUege or medicine faculty will tionalist regime, and called on the nan said Friday that meat ration­ library was opened to SUI stu­ cated that admissions might be In Bomber Crash appear in academic caps and Chinese people to revolt against concept may provide some short­ dents this week for the first time slashed If a proposal to abolish ranre seeurlty tor the U.S. Its ing is a "possibility" because of gowns, At the conclusion of the Iheir Communist masters. the rollback in beef prices, but slnce the new library opened the ,20 percent amu5Cment tax on TUCUMCARI, N.M. IIf"I - A greatest fallacy is that it aban­ Reds To Release Reporter light bllmber, limping in for an ceremony. the students wlll take WASHINGTON - Tbe U.S. ap­ dons our friends to be overrun quickly added that it is sUIi a March 26. non-profit organizations now being the Oath or Hippocrates. When Broadcasts End Numerous books are still being considered by the house ways and emergenl'Y landing, crashed two peals to Great Britain and Iran on the ground." "long way" off. Dr. Willis M. Fowler. chairman to negotiate their dispute over NEW YORK (IP) - An end of classified, but students will have means committee becomes law. miles ~hort of Tucumcari airport He tossed that appraisal into of the exeeutlve committee in the Iran's proposed nationalizaUon of the growing congressional row Radio Free Europe's broadcasts access to the books, government Minor Kepaln Made Friday killing one man and injur­ inr three. college of medicine, will pr~ide Bri Ush oil properties. Hawkeyes Still Available over econ=lp­ Uo $B 1>"1' )·rar: .Lx monOu. $t.!5: vin Lane took his troubles to _'h_,"_p "_,o_,,_ths.:..• .:.. $2.2_,_. ______IF_mER church - the only place he could AUDIT BUREAU rnd t. rew•• lI . PMblishu thcy might be U F' CIRCULATIONS flAlI. \' In AN EDITORIAl. STAPF solved. t :d:",r .. .. Joseph V. Brown He told fellow members of the Mo n:tylng EdItor . . Glelln C. Urban News EdItor .... Marl Baffey congregation, "My little boy, Car­ "'s'L N~ws Edflor .. RIchard Jackltuln. A Js ..n' New. Edflor . . Don Slelten los, was burned playing with ~a!<­ Tht- A&SOclateci Preu Is .nUUed ex­ CIty Editor ...... Reynold Hertel C'lu.lvelv to lhe U~ lor republication A !slant elf y Editor . . Bill Miller oline lost March. He's going to ot nil thE! IO('~I news printed In lhl.. Sooru Editor . lIobert Duncan Jr. nt'\o\lip:.per as wt'll Q.S 1111 AP n W8 d'!I­ S""WIY Edl",r . Nancy FIsk die if he docsn'l get some new p~{du· • Chl.f Photograph...... Carl Turk WJrt'phofo T~hnlcian lim Forney Ed IlDrfa I Auhlllu1t .... Bob R .... CALL 8-2151 If yo ••• nol r ••• lv. Three !!III ,;are Fed your Dally 10\\.,. by 7:.~ • m . l lkl"· DAILV IOWAN A~VERTI8JNG flTAFP Two coal m:oers volunteered­ .ood ",e .. v.~. f ..-.ven on all er'f~e urQrJl reported by 9:31 • . m . rhe SUAlness ManaKer Munhall B . Ne150n Willie A. August, 33, father of nall.- Iowan Clrt.latlon nrp.rhl"lI· nt, ASS·l. Business Monafler Hex WellZefl seven, and Billy George LoWs. I" lhlll rtar o( 014 .Journall m Dulld­ Cta.sUlt"uppcL states may rebel lC the day Carlos was doused with American arms. in the mailer' ot war materials, ot unanimous at the Iront, in Tokyo This is an Important matter about the samc as pact mem::-ers. prcsented by the mod£'rn labor faction of our population. Th 111 " t · II h Russia goes to war whIch helps floming gaSOline, stripped of! a whenever the question of di- and in Washington that the United e !n01S senn or I ecen y aS I Inew green sport cont w~pped it Rut we feci that the bi tterness and lack Dr reason reflected States Eighth al'my now is able topped public. opinion polls as ~t to hold bock the. rulers of thC) around Carlos and p~lled out the vldlnc American pro d u c t s this article the 01 will comes uP. In by lab!)r gl'oupS Is the type thlnr wblch to stand up under the weight of possible candldote ror thc 1952 KrC'mlln rrom starhng World War 110 e' Poor Radio Reception alienate great number o~ thInking peOI)le. ~emol'l'at ic presidentiol nomin:t- : n L" m s. ____ But Greece and Turkey are re­ any assault th Communists may tlon. spected by all, both for their rela­ 1'111' ~ itllill's crcot<,d lJy the author represent What might be stnrt, although UN troops may W ASHJNOTON (IP) - A large tive military ability and their ob­ sunspot is likely to ca use a severe cnllrd :t cl('\'e"ncss in writing. But the thinking behind the similes have to yield somp around. lIis sugrested basi~ for Ko - Grinnell Gets SUI vious detel'minotion to Cight any atmospheric disturbance atrecting is rtan peace in('luded occupa.tion 5 Des Moines Boys and th<' pUblication or them represents, to us, a mlserably poor 2. The U.S. meetlnc with Communist aggression. There is radio communicatiol"s during the jud 11111 1. success in its campaign to impose of North Korl'a "al least. •• A d f Th f about 100 miles north of the ., rreste or e ts ROTC Professor not so much doubt about them ide­ next three days, the national bur­ an embargo ot war materials go­ ologically as there Is about Franco, 38th parallel, complete with- DES MOINES UP) _ Five boy ~ eau of standllrds warned Thurs­ Ina Into Red China. Ru sia fou/(ht capt. Karl W. Stalnaker. alr­ whose non - democratic govern­ day. a deloying action against it In drawal or Chinese forces from ' the country. and a rree election ranging in age from 9 to l4. were {oree ROTC assocIate prufessor, mental methods place him more in The civil aeronautics adminis­ the UN, but America's prinCipal under UN auspices IInce peace arrested Friday for breaking into has l'eceived word [roln Cl'ln­ the class with Tito ot Yugosla­ tration. the army and navy, com­ allies now seem firmly committed nell college that he has beetl BIJ­ via. It might be said in passing is restored. • Phillips school, Cnpt. Ralph 131'0- mercial radio stations and other PReviews . .. to the principle that it Is folly to pOinted to orgamze an alrfol'l!ft thot both seem to be working to­ agencies were notiCied by the "Under no eonditiuns should w£' phy, head of the police jlJveniJ(' send the enemy bullets with which ROTC program beglnnin~ therp. ward a better basis of cooperation bureau of the expected magnetic to shoot down their own troops. permit internal or cxtcrnol bandS bureau, said. this tall. with the democracies. storm. 3. Anti - Communist I'uerrlllas of Comunists Lo overawe the'peo- BrOllhy said the boys were ar­ Grinnell and Drake university and Postscripts pie Of. election r'esLed by Juvenile Detective Nick have become bold enough in the K~;ea durin~ th~ , were named by the 10th airfotl!e By JACK LARSEN European satellite nation of Al­ campaIgn,. he Sa Id, and we Kcrpon and will be turned over to Initiate alrtorce ROTc.; units GENERAL NOTICES sbo.uld ultImately set up 0 UN . to juvenile court authorities. Can somr hody answ.pr a fJ"e lion fur me? I'd like to know why bania to start a sma 1I war against this tall. the Soviet authorities. It is a sym­ pO.hce force to g~ard the bo~nd- Three of the boys, two 13-ye ar- Captain Stalnaker, who came Vl GENERAL NOTICES should be deposited with the city editor of l110\ic' prodllcers 5(>('111 to think that as long-as-it's-a-l11usical-it­ ptom of 'restlessness lhroughout 31'1eS and to tralll and equip a olds and one 9. admitted breakinl! SUI in August, 1049, expects to The Dally Iowan In the newsroom In East hall. Notices must be (lor ·11 ·t· " ('ed-a -good -plot. the Balkan nations which the Rus­ national army." into the school three d,jfferent leave for Grinnell within two submitted by 2 p.m. tbe day precedln, first publication; they will NOT be aceepted by phone, and must be TYPED OR LEGmLY "Cood plot," did r say? Tn looking back over l110st musicals sians seized in the post-wa~ period China. Blockade times lost Friday night. weeks. before the Western democracies He said the counterattack Each time they took ice crl=Dm. WRITTEN and SIGNED by a. responsible person. I'V(' .~C' (·n, m, yJw I'd hettcr took a touih attitude toward Moo:- should combine the lGeas of an penCils, apples and milk. Kerpon T.Z. KOO SPEAKS SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS Ihat to as-long-as-il's-a­ picture of ours who can sing? cow. economic blockade of Red China, said. Prot. T.Z. Koo, head of oriental are requested to aall William Ay­ (' hallW' for 1951-52 school year must be What would we do with all those assistance 101' guerrilla bands in The other two boys, 11 and 14. studies, spoke Friday night at the ers, X4297. ' mm i ('u I-i t -ea n 't-hnve-a-plot. on file by June I ill the office of vocalists we've got under contract? Bad News China, permissiol'\ [or the Nation- admitted breaking into thc school United World Federalists dinner )'11 be if J nsked Joe Pasternak studen t affairs. This covers !leW BILLY MITCHELL SQUAD­ or ;toy ot the other movie execu­ How would we keep the public 1. Tbe crisis In Iran becomes alist Chine ~ e - on their own - last September, he said. meeting at First Methodist church. as and renewal applications for Carr, RON members who are attending tives who specialize in musicals guesslng to who is really more serious by thc day, and ha~ to raid the mainland. and use singing? of propaganda and outside aid to Laverne Noyes, University Merit, the annual picnic will meet in I'd .~I't laughed right off their stu­ the potentialities of turning into Student Aid, and "I" club schol­ the armory at 5 p.m. today. dio lots. Assistont: Sorry, chief. I was a wor unless the situation is care­ underground movements in Iroo Curtain countries. arships. Further information at Once I Ilid get to listen just carried away by your colos­ Cu~ly handled. The British are try­ student affairs. BILLY MITCHELL SQUAD­ sal plans the picture. By the ing to regain control of the cx­ In the propaganda and guerrilla official daily throllJ:'h the keybole of a Ilro­ tor .RON group pi ctul'e will be taken way, have you decided on what propriated Anglo-Iranian Oil com­ fieldS, he said thc free na tions du'rer' office, however in time should not stoop to using the "sub­ UWA APPLICATIONS for pub­ immediateiy after president's re­ to ' catch the following dialogue: you'll call it? pany. but they dare not exert too licity chairman and university sing view. Assembh! in the area of the Producer: Have I decided on much pressure for fear the Rus­ version" tactics the Communists Produce): Just bought ten old have employed in infiltrating and chairman and committee are now bulletin board. songs today. Gave me a great idea. what I'll caU it!! Don't you know sians will intervene unJel' thc BULLETIN available at the office of student that I never make a picture uoless terms of a treaty they signed with taking over free nations. Assistont: Sounds wonderful! aflairs. Both applications are due ARMED FORCES DAY display, [ have a title in mind first? I'm Iran in 1921. Iran is the No. I "But we should, in my judg- SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1951 VOL. XXVII, NO. 191 Iiroducel': And then there arc ment, develop and encourage May 21. sponsored by the ROTC depart­ goiog to call it "When You and danger spot in the cold war. those .

,. THE DAILY IOWAN, SATURDAY. MAY It. 1951 - PAGE TlDr:E '5U Isla nders' • Miss Press Photoprapher ... IPanel (hosen for Labor Meel Marvin Luehrs Vo1ed ;, Speakers and panel members The panel for the topic w:ill who will take part in Iowa's lirst consist of I. A. Rose, th May tag Inter -Fraternity Head ) labor-mana&ement conference at company, Newton; Boyd G. Hayes, SUI June 22 and 23 were announc~ Oliver corporation, Charle C!'y; Marvin Luehrs, A3, She boy gln ~ ed Friday. E. COl~ove. tate federation of Wis., was elected pr esident of th~ According to the conference labor, Des Moines, and Roy O. 1951 -52 SUI Interfraternity coun . sponsor, the bureau of labor and Hughes, order of railway conduct­ cil at its meeting Thursday nigh II management, the meeting will ors. COOar Rapids. t the Phi Kllppa Sigma house", brlnJl together about 100 Iowans A Unh'ersity of Michigan pSych­ '0 discuss employer-employe at~ ology professor, Norman R. F. Luehrs is a member of Theta Xii titudes in the state's economy. Maier, will dlscUSII "SupervisorY social fraternity. In the flnt _Ion Josepb Training and Employe Incentives" Paul Olson, A3. Mitchell, S . D . ~· hlster. bea.d or tbe depanment in an afternoon SOl sion. The panel Sigma Alpha Epsilon, was elect.~ which ",,111 discus the topic fUrther of industrial l'elaUolll at the ed vice-president, and Rex Ryden ~' Vnlvtrsity of Buffalo, . Y .. will will indude Mark L. Putnam. A3, Des Moines, P hi Delta Thet~. speak on ''The EconomIc Out­ Deere and company, Moline, 111.; I look and lis Bearln&" on IndUII­ W. A. Kringer, Sioux City con­ is the new secretary-treasurer. \ Irlal Relations," tractor: John Grogan, Interna'ional Members of the new ex-ecuUv. Arter his talk, a pan I will liSsociation of machinists, Dubu­ board are J oe Ryan, A2. J>ef que, and Clifford E. Carney, tri­ further explore the topic. Panel Moincs, Beta Theta Pi; Joe Camll~~ members will be Ralph S. Clifford, city federation of labor, Rock Deere and Company, Moline, Ill; Islilnd. bell, A2, Keosaqua, Sigma Phi EPt Ray Miles, The Iowa Federation!st, At luncheon and dinner meet­ silon, and Dick Gibson, A4, DfoS' Des Moines, and Prof. Robert H. ings during the two days, speakers Moines, Phi Kappa PSI. ~ Johnson of SUI's department of will discuss such topics as the Ojoy Oaks Jean Hauser Dolores Gibson was l iso named publl " economics, cost-of-Uving Index as a basis for city chairman and David Dal~ l .. ~ In an afternoon session Robert wage raises and manpower plan­ TIIREE ATI'RACTIVE FI,,"ALJ TS In tht I owa P r~ Photo&TIphers contest wUl compete toniI'M In n 'nl n,. tnr the litl .. of "Ml Iowa Pre Photor rapher or 1951, They are, left (0 rl.-hl, OJo, Oak , A3, Chicago, Sirma Nu. ,c~ N. McMurray, Chicago, will dis~ ning during the cold war. wu Dc: Moines, and Jean Hau.sc:r and Dc:lor Farrens. both of edar Rapid . lected rushing chairman. ~. cuss "Employer-Employe Com~ Two final repor's will be de­ • munication for Increased Pro­ livered, winding up the two-day -- ~ -, < ROBERT GAGE TO SPEAK ~ duc~ivity." A panel on the toplc meeting. Harry Llnn, Des Moines. Women Enc.lorse UMT will consist of Rueben Roe, AFL Robert L. Gage, manager .of the representing the Iowa Manufact~ Arimal Death Caused by Rabies is Cost!y HOUSTON, TEXAS (.4» - Th gypsum workers, Buflalo; M. P. Iowa City chamber of cof1)mere~ urers a~soclation. will give the The mounlinc toll of anima! disco e among animals, spread national convention of the Gen­ MacDougall, the Hoerner corpora ~ management report and Kenneth deaths caused by rabies threatens chiefly by the bite of doj(S. DoJ!s eral Federation of Women's Clubs will speak on "Chamber of Com;' tion, Keokuk; Al E. J ohann, merce Budget Operations" at th EVerhart, Des Moines. frorn the to become an enormous el(pen~E' that have the disease roam - Friday adopted a resolution en­ Meredith Publishing company, Des annual conference low'; state CIO council, will give the 10 Iowa, accordln& to Dr. I.H. sometime 200 miles - bilin, CV~ dorsln, universal military train­ ot . Moines, and a representative of labor report. Borts, director of the state hy­ erythlnj( In their paths. In( and service beginning at thE' chamber ot commerre exeeutive{ the CIO united auto workers, as gienic laboratory In the SUI col~ The Negri bodi s, virus causing age of 18 for young men. The re­ ·in Sioux City Sunday throulK: "ALOHA- WAY" Is the way Ron c h ~htm a n , Ai, t anchestel'. yet unannounced. Tuesday. , PAPER DlUVE CANCELLED lege ot medicine. rabies, eventually reach and attack solution carried by an overwhelm­ (eellter) and members of Phi Gamma. Delta, social fraternity, pub­ unley D. Ruttenberc. dir­ During the first four months of the central nervous system in both in& volee vote. ector of the CIO'. department of The Boy Scouts· paper drive, Uellecl their FIJI Isla nd party t~ be held in the chapter house to­ 1951.205 cases were reported from man and lower animals, Borts ex­ education and r earah In Wash­ origlnaUy planned for today, has DR. -BEAN- ---- AT MEETINO Roll of film DIIht at six o'clock. Members of the fraternity, clad in the tradl­ th Iowa City laboratory and the plamed. Effects after the bile vary, in~n. D. C .. will open Ihe sec­ been cancelled because the scouts veterinary diagnostic laboratory at he said, depending on the area of Dr. WilHarn B. ;Jean. hend nf u.nal prb of the islanfer , have heJd toreh ligM serenade this ond day's session with an ad­ were unable t() find a market for Ames. Total Iowa ca es reported the brain involved. the department of medicine in the FREE week In front of IJ S vi sorority houses and Currier hall. dre5 on manpower utlUutlon. the paper. tor 1950 wer 373. At the present SUI college of medicine, is attcnd- Medical aid hould be soullht Ing a meeting ot the central in­ See YOUNG'S STUDIO rate, the 1951 total could mount at once for the perso;\ who has to more than 600, Borts aid. terurban clinical club In Mmnea~ j Ad on Sunday been bitten by what he thlnks IS polls, Minn., today. 2 SUI Men to Attend Borts aid he doubts that thl' a rabid animal, Borts declarea. current ltgures represent even 50 It the bite is about the head or percent of the actu I incidellc~, neck, antlrabic treatment should , I The Party Line Florida Convention because many cases are never di '­ be given immediately, h~ said. covered and others arc not re­ The 373 case~ reported in I OWI, Dean Bruce E. Mahan, of the r= ported. in 1950 included J 64 dog, 110 CHI OMEGA Chi Omega Perry. formal dance, buffet dinner and sur extension division, and Pro!. Rabies toll on livestock In the skunks, 64 caH.e, 31 cats and J4 UNITED AIR LINES social sorority will hl1ld p formal picnic at 363 N. Riverside drive Ralph H. Ojemann, of par nt edu- United States amount to millions hogs. da nce at 804 Iowa avcn ue Crom I' ln BETA PI - Phi Beta Pi from 2:30 to 1,2 p.m. Chaperones caUon In the child welfare re- ot dollars annually, Borts declilr­ Animals suspected of havInI: rabies should not be killCll but g to 12 p.m. Chaperones will be medical fraternity will hold the will be Mr. and Mrs. Sid Cralger, searcb .station, will attend the ed. Texas estimate IL~ economic is now acceptinq a lImIted number of applleatiOill from loss to be at least $2.7-01l1hon should be plnced with a veter!­ JUDe qraduatea for the position of , Mrs. Waterman, Mr. and Mrs. Ross, Spring Flowcrs party at 109 River Mr. and Mrs, Hiram Houghton National Congress o! POI' nts and each Year. nari n for observation. If lin ani­ Mrs. Dickinson, and Mr. and Mrs. street flom 9 to 12 p.m. Chaper- Jr., and Mrs. Whitford. Teachers' 1951 convention at At least 30,000 people in the mal i~ killed In early stages of ,I : Blrnum. ones will be Mrs. Bess Walkins, Miami Beach, Fla., May 21-23. U.S. nre required to take the PiI~- the diseose there is less chonce Dr. and Mrs. S. D. Barker, and Mahan is Ihe Congress' national teur or antirablc treatment each that microscopiC laboratory Cl(em­ Pill RIlO SIGMA - Phi Rho ination wlll detect the presencc MAINLINER STEWARDESS ' Dr. and Mrs. R. C Hardin Sigma medical fraternity will hold chairman of visual education and year. At a cost of a bou~ $100 3 QELTA UP [LON Drlla person, such treatment annually or the virus-like Ne~ri bodies in Upsilon social fratcrnity will hold an informal costume party at 117 motion pictures. PHI EP ILON PI - Phi Epsilon Delegates frorn 50 parent costs in the neighborhood of $:l- the braIn. Ferson [rom 9 to 12 p.m. Cha~er~ Succellaiul candidates will be Qiven five weeks' tralnlnq at lIS Spring formal at 320 Ellis Pi social fraternity will hold a million. BorIs cautioned thnt an animal ones will be Dr. Richard Eckhardt, teachers congresses will attend the Bods pointed out that robies Is our expense, and must potIsess the followtnQ' mlnlmiuD Ivenue (rom 9 to 12 p.m. Chaper­ spring CormaL at the Mayflower s u ~pect('d of being rabid should Dr. George Kalnitsky and Mrs. conven~lon, which has as lis theme, a I 00 p~t('('nt controllable dIsease ones: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Set­ !rom 9 to 12 p.m. Chaperones will not b shot th rough the heod. If quallflcationa: Elizabeth Shilling. "The Citizen Child - His Needs and cal); its exi' '('nee a national I tleberg, Mr. and Mrs. R. G . be Mrs. Sonia Sands, Mrs. Viola the brain is mutllat('rl or allowed In a Free World." ' disgrace. Pub" "81th workers Whltesal, and Mrs. Herbcrt Bal­ Heldenreict. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. to decornpo. e, thr rXl1min('r mlly • Attractive appearance and personaUIy lard. Speakers will Inclucte Je. e believe that is l " I l-,. eliminated hnve difficulty in makinll a re­ Huit ~nd Mr. and Mrs R. Bal­ IGMA ALPIIA [PI LON Stuart, poet and lIu l h.or; Ethel withm thrce to !lve year~, he en.­ • 21-26 years of aqe i Sigma Alpha Epsilon social fra~ lIi1blc diilgn()6i~, lantyne. Alpenfels, anthropologist; Walter phasized. it proper control men­ J KAPPA AI.. PllA PSI - Kappa '.ernity will ho)a a spring formal • 5'2" and 5'7" 1n height All>ha Psi will hoid a semi-formal in the Ro e room of the Jefferson H. J udd, U.S. Congre sman from sures were erlol! Iy undertak n. .. Pllt GAMMA DF.LTA - Phi n Student Nu(se., Plan dance in the exhibition lounge or hotel (rom 7 to 12 p.m, Chaperones MJnnc~ota; M'iIlard F. Caldw('II, He outlincd thrC'('-ooln t pro­ Gamm~ Delta social fral rnity federal admlnlstrator of civil de- grnm to control the ctlse,lse: • SinQlo the art building fr{lm 9 to 12 p.m. will bt' Mrs. 'Ec1n R Malden and Mr. Semiformal Tonight will hold the annual GnlSI! Skirt [l!1I~l! civil d · rell~e, ond Oyron 1. Vaccinate 011 dogs over Chaperones: Mr. and Mrs. Allan Dnd Mrs. Walter Ris. ur wc • Able 10 paBB rigid phya.i.cal examination, with , party at 303 Ellis avenue rrom O. Hughes, specialist In chUd months old. The sprin;( semi-formal "B1u Lemme, and Mrs. Ferguson. 20·30 vision in each eye. without gla..... 6 to 12 pm. Chaperones will be . . development. 2. Require all do~s to he 1'- Champagn ," linnuall y sponsor d Mr. and Mrs. Dale Welt, Dr. and TIIETA XI - Theta XI SOCial --- censed, with vaccinat.lons a 1'1'1'- by lh studcnt nurses organization MIAMI TRIAD - The Miami Mrs. Ches'er Miller and Mrs. fraternity wlll hold a spring formal TO PRESENT RE lTAL requisite to licensing. o( W stlawn dormltory, will be Triad wi ll hold a formal-dance in Alice Harker. at 339 N. Riverside from 0 to J 2 Ruth Vornhoit, G, .Cedar ltll-I 3. Impound onq destroy all 11.- rnld In the mam lounce of the PlanBO contact your BUBineaa & Industrial Plaeement Otice, the Iowa Union from 9 to 12 p.m. p.m. with 8 dinner at the LIght~ pids, will present 8 plano recital licensed, unvacci"nled 1Iog£. Iowa Union tonight from 0 to 12. Room Ill. University Hall for details. or write to UDlted. Chaperones will be Mrs. Rhea Pili KA PPA P I Phi Kappa house at 7 p.m. Mrs. Robert Glen over radio station WSUI at 11:3U Borts said that rubies is a viII" LaITY Barrett's band will supply Air Lines, Inc.. 5959 South Cleero Avenue, Chlcaqo, IlIlnola Da~ i , Mrs. Hammill, and Mrs. Psi social fraternity wi ll hold a will chaperone. a.m. today. th!! musle for thc student nurses, dil'lltlans, ~raduate Dur es and Cify Teen-Agers their c. corL~. ~ I· CHURC'H CALENDAR I'I Plan Clean-Up Day 8T. THOMAS MORE CII APEL Wedne8day. 6:45 p.m. Se"lor' chol, rc­ The k e y. R-Dbert. R. Sank., ml"hte" vlded; II a.m.. Coffee llour: e p.m .. Tn thanks for the establishmen t 4 ~!) N. Riverside drh'e hearsnl ; 1:4' p .m., StUdent. Cln!ll8 In SundBY, 8:30 a.m. Ch urch !!Chaol: 10 Bethony lello""hlp ror III .Inale ItU­ of the new Iowa City youth em­ T~, Rev . Leona rd J . Brul l'q a. n , past.or Your church doctrhlC6. a.m .. Early Bird. cIa .. : ' :30 and I I a.m .. Carrier Salesman de"". plOY service, local high srhool ""e .e\', R.bert. J . We lch and the RflV, Saturdny. 11 R.Ill. Children'. choir re­ IdtnUcld worahlp servlct:8 with nnon: W ~ncad.y. 7 p.m. Choir rehe.r... 1. men: , . Walter MeR lfl n e), • • sAblant. " uton hearsal. "Cure for Hurt Feelin," : 4: .. S p.m. Un­ T hurl('r honorIng Mrs. L. T. J.II~.rd. A r.· n f:TItANV nAPT I ~T (,lI l IRCH sluden, cent.r 10 a'U,"d a picnIc .1 Age Communlt Appreciation be .... I lurnlng ml... lon.ry lo AIrICll . • Wttkday massc", 6:~~. 7. 7:30 a.m. Com lll unUy b ull d l n, Lake McDrlde; 5 p.m., W".ley SUPl)er Day" Tuesday. Hoi. Doy ma.. cs: 5:45. 7. 8. 11 o.m. T he Rev. Leonard 'l'homp.on. pal!llor club (or married and ~raduate . tudents CD RCH O F C II RI 6T will he.. Mr. and Mrs. Eleazar Cu rti 'l'he students will give city IS .~ 12 :15 P.m. Sunday. 9:30 n.m. Sunday school: 10 :'5 conrerenet 'oem It Iowa Un '0" he/ping Uncle Sam! tell of thplr work AmonS( mhtrAntA: '1 Con r.u lons: 3:30 tn ~ p.m. nnd 7 In a.m .• Morning worship and Sermon: "The SUllday, 10 I.m. soner servlee ond park and several o'ner civic spots ,:30 p.m. on all Saturd::tys; days before p.m .. M.Y. f'. will meet In F"lIowlhlp haU. Groce of GcKl": 6:80 p.rn .. Youth Ser­ " TueBday. 6: U Wu lcy." SerVIce Communion: 10:30 • •m .. Bible ,IUdY and 10 Iowa City a "sprinll cleaning" Holy n ays and (fret FrIdays; ror 20 mln­ vice: 7:30 p.m. Evenln. service and Ie-rOo .,.rn Worship. uttl bP (ore the Sunday rnAP; ('11; during man : ··Lord. Teach VI to Pray." guild. FcUowlh lp hall. with spades. rakes and paint lbe 8:30 and 7:30 a.m. weekday masses. Wcdnp.d y, 7:30 p.m. Rpgular mid­ Wednesday. Woman'. Soclply or ChrlJ· IOWA CITY lII 'EiTiNO OF FIUKND8 brushes. I by collecting ple~ges to buy U.S. Defense Bondsl week Bible study nnd prayer hour In lIan Service c.l relel w ill meet . U,,' ••• ndenL QUlkerll ST. PATRICK'S CATJlOLIC CII UIlCII the Pastor's home. 415 N. Johnson street.. YWCA eawbr •• m . 10"'. " Ion Joe Howe, University high 2!4 E. C our~ , ~ t.r .. ,.. REORGANIZED CltURCIf 0 .. 8:30 school, chairman of the project, I 'h III Ro•. M .~ r . Palrlck O'n elil y. FIRST nAPT I ~T II UnCII JESU8 cnRIST OP SUlld_y. A.m . Anyone I. Invlled lo atlend medllAlion •. "".r. \he 1\" •. lhyrnnnd J . P.8e1l ... 8urlln ~ l o n a nd Clinton II trt'eb LATTER nAY SAINT8 said some of the students will pre­ aSllslanl. pastor 'I'h" Rev. Elmn E. Ol«!rk.. pastor The AI",. Bu,It",.n, ••lInr .'. . .. ""1 FIR T Ch URCH OF CIIRI T, pare petunia blots for "Petunia You Can Help Him In Hi, Efforts" Sund8Y msas : 6:30. 8:30. 9:45. I I Rev. Leon.rd ~,. . Slur. auoelat e pa.tar SalUrdny. 7:30 p.m. AOO5U. Reed SCIENTI T Planting Day" Thursday. "'1\. Sunday. 8:30 a.m. Church ""hool nnd Holme. will .Deak In lhe YWCA clUb­ 'ttl • . C.IIt1 le .treet Week day mnlses: 7 :~ 0 a.m. The spading will be at the ends Conl ...lo"s 3 to 5:31) P.D, A"d 8 p.m. da .. for ~olleR ' sludonla at 230 S. Clin­ rooms In the low. Union. S Ullday, 8:45 a.m. Sunday ",hool: II on Saturdays. ton slreet: 10:30 I'I.m ... W nt'!ihtp 8f" rvl~ Sunda)'. 9:30 a .m . ClAM dlscuI.ion a n d 8.m .. Leaon sermon with aubJect: "Mor­ of the boulevards on E. Wa hing­ And lhe chOir will ling "0 Lord Most 10:30 a.m.. AposU. R. ~ ,Holmu will lAI. and Immortall" and the Golden ton street, a parking lot 8t 'GIVE THIS PLEDGE TO YOUR aT. M.ARY 'S i::I\Tifo LIC ell Ke ll Holy" bv Ant()n Bruchncr. Dnd 8('l"mO" apeak tn N. Lobby con{e.rence room in lex t I. ''That which if born of the Jefterse" a nd Lin" slrf'f'b bv tho Rev. 1.1r SI~er. "Judmnenl. Rpl{ the Iowa Union. " ollowl"g thl. • pJcnJe n .sh ,. n esh : and Lhal w hic h Is born 01 Clinton and College street, the 'he at.. R. ev. 'M lrr. C. D. Mf" lnbr n , Administered"; S p.m .. Th. Ro er WII · dinner In Ctty park . the Splrll is Iplrll" (J ohn 3:61. A nur­ Mary O. Coldren home and the ,ad.r, lh. Re ... J . W. ~c hm'b a nd lIr1m', Ann u~l bf.\nqupt will brt hl"ld In ""I')' with an a ttendanl ~l charMc .. rtr. ••t.v . Willia m O . Mereu, &8111 bnt thr Roit~r WilHam's House. A toa,t pro­ FIRST CHRISTIAN CnURC" malntalned for the: convenience o[ par­ J ohnson County Welfare building. strAm by the: Rev. Mr. Dlerk" nnri the. DAILY IOWAN pa don \ (01. <1,1 .. . r Cbrl" l enll ",Ith Imall children. I ludcn~.; 6:15 b.m .. Thc Sundoy Even­ %1"1 .e•• anln •• George Turecek, City park S.. lda y masses: 6. 7:30. 9. 10: 15. 11 :30 Ing rlub w'lI meel for. pIcnic meellng Wednesday, 8 p.m. T.IUmonlal meeL· superintendent, said he could pro- I I.m, In Clly park. The R.ey. Leon C. ltn,land, "'Ihil ler lng. Wee kdoy massts: 6:30 •. m./n Ihe con­ TuoOl(\ay, 1:30 p.m .. the Sarah Wlck­ Sunday. 9:15 a.m . Sun day lIChool: ID :30 A Read lnll room At 25'lt E W.. h lnglon vide work tOr about 100 students. nnl. 7:2$ and 8 • . m. In lhc cbureh. rAm cirrle will meft at th~ home or Miss a.m., Mornln R worsh ip and HOI )' Com­ l !reet I. open to 'he public dally (cx­ I n case of bad weather, the NEWSPAPER CARRIER Co ~ I . ..l ons : 2:30 lo 5 n.m. anrl 7 I" ClAro Hinton, 12.1 E. Dnveoporl II trcct. munIon a nd "" m on: " On Whom the cepl sundaY, and le,ol holiday", 10 a.m. 1:111 p.m. on Sa turdays: durl"A Ihe 7:25 Splrtt came" with t ... o n ur..,r l~ pro- to , p.m. Also 7 lO • p.m. Thurlday•. clean-up will be Wednesday. •. fl. weekday masses and Al ier the No­ "ONQREOATIOi'1 AL ClIllRCII \on .. aer v l r~lI. Cllntnn an d J rffer~n " Mtre .. tI If you do not already have a pledge coupon - use this one "Qvena ThuU<1'v .. , 3 and 7:30 p.m. The Jt,. v. John O . Crat,. pa8ter . --- Sund~" . 9:31') a.m. C~urch cchool: t o:4!\ ST. WENCI!~LA U8 C "TUOLIC C IIURCIf meet Miss Merrie Chisholm, Q "1.. l\1nrnlm' wor!lhlp with sermtln: 831 navenJJ.r' slre,.l "Mllcic li~th Pow"rs" and nursery dc ... The ~,. . f.dward W. Nea,l1, " ,,, t~r ...... or,.. ,.,..,."t wfll mp{"t. T•• au', ".seph P . flints. anlstanL Tu .... sdl'v. 6'::\0 o ,m .. DI".,!"'r At tht" p. "­ Catalina Consultant PlatOf CotV·'1 tff" . 72~ N. [ ' nn j1IIjtr~,.t for th- Youth • Ru nrtJl y mass'!,,: 6:3n, 8, 10. II :45 n.m . tnf!" ..... hAl"fII.,' o clp"1 An,", t",.fr on re.,tCl. • To back up OUR meDln unUorm by keeplnq AMERICA Ilnanclally .tro0ll ••• eonr... l nn.: ~ lo 5:30 p.m. and 7 10 WI:>I'4,,"~"qv " " .m .. ~""'I ln ,. ,.hnir T""'. she will present • 1:liJ ",m. Saturday•. hJ:>n r_JlJ ~t the church: '1 :15 n.m .• Bov In. trucllm for st'rlllrie Aehnol mmlh At C:"'..,ut lTOOp. No. 5 will meet a t the • I do hereby PLEDGE to bUl- EtTRA DEFENSE BOND(S) totalioq S. , , , , . , •. , . , a.M. S8 turdAV : [or hhrh ~"hool $tu­ ('~tt"l'"h. • 1:. (in addition to the bonda J am DOW buylnq), • *ntl at • a.m. !C'o turdllY ".,,,, lor I'rlu)l.!I "~'·_ -1 QV . ., t"J ,m, ~" ... U'" ....,,.. ... t '''I4( ".f • 111:30 p.m. on Mo nd"y and Thursday. I'"',. ('10rl"lrt.-r-t 1nn n( t,",n Cnnl"r("t:Jlt'l'np1 • ""tn'" '' ... r T .... ".n rltv , M,,'1 nr t\'g rhllr-r~ n'lT ""'0 1.18 II-;:r;:;;;; ~II A" "!WRCII D.... nrr"''''rlnrr thp .t1nnpr tn ty. Anr"vefl • 1 will make the purchase at , ., ...... , ...... ".,' " .,', ...... " .. . . n.blq.e and Mark .. t " reell s. L tho "'hurrh At 6 ' 1~ "',." q ... jI;,. ... H~ tln., .. • 1M at• . Geof'" 1', Arb•• ,.h , ••• ,Iy ,,"'oot,.t 1-. .. - -.,",c at l'lp church ott Ice: by • fN..me ., "nil .nd "ddreu, ,.It .rlle., .r hraneb .r eUler '".'a, _.ea') plu tor .,,..... ". "'/fRv 23 8u"".y. 8:30 • . m. M'Vn aer vl"": 9:39 c: ... ··.r,.. .. v I" ' ~ ",..,. U.,.""4,,tt of the • THIS PLEDGE is MY auwer to my nation's call for IIUpport in national emer- u n.. Sl1llday ""hool: 10 :45 a.m., WorshIp Treblc Clef club .t lh~ ohurch. • 1Otvk:e. • qeDey. l INIT""IA" CJfIlJlr" II aT. PAUL'" i:iiT1iF." A N CIIAI'EL ,~ ..... ~ "'d Gf"·",., .trf' f"l"i (NIII".,1 ~.no'd ) I • T"" Rev. R"ans W~ r t"'l e ,. . p., tftr IIIr..... sWim 5 U ItS ht""rll." and GII",.rt q .. .,tlpv. l"·,,,n •. r" Chur,." "",hO+"lI' • Tlte Rey. J.lln F. Chofb. , •• tor In •• ,, '1 m .. n'lbl'''' ..... "'1,...... - ... sermOn : • Iu.ndR v. 8:30 A.ITt . Dlvlnolt w nrRh lp ; 9:30 tI"'",rl""o Who Art' 1-!umnfll.U." Addr... LIft.. 8undllv .school snrt B ib!", r l Q~"': in a Catalina swim suit clinic • Namo " :" I .m.. Dlvln ... ~nr~"h ip with ta n le. THE EVA'Ir.." ""'A". nn", -.: CllURCn • "'A.lte DISClnle." And rffp mhr r8 nf lhro rat'" "'oo"J.V1f ".v. - thl\.t""f't anti 8(11l lt Jn lll truc:t1nn C" Il~Re, See Catalina's 1951 swim fashions • T"'" " "'''. E. v . Rlr· .... d . " u t,.r Phono ...... ,', . City . ... . , . . ... , ." ., . . , Zooe . , ...... Slate ...... ifill too o"""rme'" ~ p.m .. The Lll tl l~.· f't!fI ...... v n .''';t", ~t'''rI '''v ",. ... ""1: In. 1V\ • and Aft .~~ G'm",. D ~ I'" "" Il g;l ve n joln l .. "" Mf11"01 I" 'l '·/ .... -chll" ""d R ... y. Urlf11 modeled . .. and meet talk with Mi ss • MillS Merrie Chisbolm, C~taUna "'''"''''' In ih,. hill4!m Dnt. Thf' proceed,. or ,..,,,,...... ,, wH1 jII'Y'.lc f\'4~ n_m., Free Chisholm. She wiU advise you about • !!':' dInner ",III p.n lI'",.rV '7 p""rl. Rryv ~""", . " w ill ,."Ap L will be in our loveliest on the beach this summer, • to neanat bank or fBee. Il1o two ~rvlc Cl ~ __ W"'f'ln"."';w. 7 "'...., OAkdAl e IIct'vice: • carrier qo your post Th... lDIItitutioDa ..U De... " r m.. P raytr IW'rvlce. Sports Shop 'ION LUTUI!R AN CIIURCII • Bonda as a patriotic ..mce. You may alao authoriae your employer to inc:NaH '''.erh:." l,I""' t- ra" t.nnf~r .. n c"l FlnC:: T f's: ~ R. !\VT"''' 'J\ ~ ""IfI 'lC'. • J ...... " .ad 8 IAD""ln.",," . Ir,.,-,s 'Mll r ... t ~"'d ("'1t"tAn . lr~el.. your payroll saWIqa allotDleDt to proTide for the extra DefeD88 Boad you hCl? TI,. R•• . A. C. Proel.I, , ..lor • Thf" R,.v. P . ltPiWl"'Hl P"lInrlit. ".lI"''' • pledqed to buy. Salldo)'. ' :15 a.m. Rundnv .-hnol: 9:30 ~ und Plv . A';ln ... . m. ("htlrcl'- crhool : tf):4!i './11., 811>1. class: lO oM •. m .. DIvine s~,­ ...... , .. '!\It., ... .,I,," " '''rlthf", "" Ith liP...... " " : £Qturday Morning, • ~ Intf ~mn n: "Th_ GOIpel or the " ' PCl t_ Rllt .... t nr p rAy,.r" : !\ o .m .• W~ t .. • et al TrIune God": 2 D.m. Dlvlnc Icrvlce at ..... I.,d,." ..... o:n" .. c wttt-t 1h" ,:t"v. It"' '''' M r~ • ... Jo"n·. Luthcran r hurch. Shnron : 5 r.,,.,,tcr ,,,.,lU.lpr. rnl."ln nA rl,.c f" CAmf"r­ May 19 II NaJIle of Carrier ~riclt "III., TIle LULh-r. n Stu'!ent oSllnclaUo" "" ,t,. {to r ... lrA . n~ " k- I n" n" t.,,.,.. ~ ' I'\,.,<, ~ ould -'1\ m'!et ot Ih" ch"rch . The l\ev. S. n ,,.,.fO (nl1nwp'" b v cUnf\fitr Pl nd fun-ling· ...... nI 1.rllnll. 0.". Unlnpo. will speak In,: 8 p.m .. HI club meeUn(. • .. ~" Churches of Europe." • ~ ~.~ lConday. 4 p.m. Chlldr-n's e h~ l r rc- ""'IIT METlfO"T~T CntlRcn ...... 1IIa .... 1: 5 p.m., JunIor I. ulher Lengue . h"~r , on ."" tluhQQn .. !llr,."h . "tII1f, mnt 1\ ille ~bllrcb, til, Itev. Or. " . " . Ov""tn,ton U« P GE FOUR - THE DAILY IOWA.', Wisconsin BELOIT, WIS. UP) - Beloit col­ lege, which produced one ot the nation's top basketball teams last season, was ousted trom the Mid­ Golf Pairings Set Iowa Clo,ses Big Ten Cun Power Mauls' Plliis, 1-8-9 west Conference Friday. Dr. Carey Cronei!, president ot For Frosh Tourney Beloit, said he had been informed Slate at 2 p.m. Today F Phil Pit h .' "'t~ Beloit was dropped by a 6-3 vote Pairings [or the freshman By KEN CE SNA IOlf. Gur I, I C ers . . . ot faculty representatives of the !ina I round round-robin tOUlllJ­ As far as the Iowa baseball team is concerned that sixth Bid F 17 H·l nine schools in the conference for ment, were announced Thursdayb, of their Big Ten gam here Friday afternoon with Wisconsin CRn e Ie or I S alleged failure to conform to the Coach Bucky O'Connor. be erased from the record books. spirit and principles of the loop. The matche played in a [our- CHICAGO (Jl» - The Chicago He ssid the statement he re- some as lis~ed below mu t be It was that wicked !.Ath that spoil d the IJawkcyt's' effort, as Cubs unloosed a bombardment of ceived gave the reasons lor the completed by the date listed and ~ophomort' righthander Hon 17 hIts, including three home runs ouster as: scores tUrned in at the clubhoUle. Unke coasted in on an eight­ wild pitch completed the scoring and spven doubles, Friday to sub­ "The type of school Beloit has The pairings are: before Bruce Marsh pitched to merge the Phillies, 18-9. been competing with outside of Flrst Do), ,by {a~ 211 . Baroon. Kr1tk hitter to shackle the Hawks, 9-1. ·· 1 Brandl. Nu... Belll n~~r. DeCo.,.,. one balter and retired the side. a was such a spectacle as the the con (erence; her IOSIS ence on Well.. F.~cn . McDonald. AbraM Wisconsin, in the sixth," smote Iowa had numerous baserun­ Cubs have not staged since a day playing long athletic schedules and Sunstrum. Ov~rhollz" Kilen. Killtr, relieler Glenn Drahn for seven ners, leaving ten deposited on base, just tive years ago - on May 18, her opposition to attempts to re- ~~I:b.II . ~~~j:~ . Robinson. For_ runs on as many hits to stay in but couldn't bunch any of their 1946 - when they bludgeoned the duce them; Beloit's participation in Second Day Iby Ma. 241 . B.rUln. 0.- the conference title race with a · I I 'l t· I B k t Cou",ey. Sunstrum. Davis. BeUIaCtr. eight safeties. Giants 19-3. th e N a tIOna nVI a lona as I' - Abramson. Kobl"r. Rayen. MeDollll4. 5-3 record, while Iowa slipped to The only Hawkeye came in The Cubs lambasted four ball Tournament this winter in HIgley , Campbell, Nu... Kilen, For.,. a 3-8 mark. adison Square Garden' her de son. Brandt, Feyen. RobinlOn, Krte •• the seventh wh'en Catcher Bill Philly - Leo Cristante, M , Wpl1!1. Ov4trholtz.pr. Coach Otto Vorel's Hawkeyes Vana slapped out a two-bagger Bob Miller, Milo Candini and Ken fense of her schedule on the ground Third Dav Ib.v May 261 . Borton, Aim- try to pin a .I'llt In the Iinal ·t d i f th hamson. Campbell . Fe'·en. Belll_. and Drahn plated him with a John~on - for a total of 33 bases. tha t I pro uces ncome or I' Higley. Brandt. Overholtzer. MeDOI1IIt learue series 01 the campalrn . In their last three games, now, college and a publicity policy out Ferguson , Well •. Dovl •. Kilen, 1CrtcI, when tley take on the Badrers The boxscore: harmony with the traditional Sunstrum. Royen . Robin son, DeCo..,..." A the Cubs have battered the op­ of Kobler. Nu s. R PO at 2 p_m. on the Iowa diamond WISCON IN AB n emphasis ot our conference." Fourth Da y Iby May 281, Barton. lilt- 3 n position for 38 hi~s and have scor- today. Van Olen. c£ 3 3 o Beloit's basketbllll teams have ley, Well s, Royen. B~IIJlcer . Ftrl-. 'Ink. !b 5 o 2 0 5 ed 44 runs. In this same span, Surulrum , Nu" . McDonald. Krlek, k.. The contest started with soph­ Ruenn, IS • I 2 8 ~ Ransom Jackson, the rookie third several t.imes achieved nationwide I... Fe.en. Kilen, DeCoureey. CompboO, omores racing each other - Bob Furseth. I[ 4 I I I reco .... ition as small college stand- Overholt~er , Robinson, Brandt. 0.011. Kenelick. rl • 1 1 2 o baseman has driven in 11 runs, b"· ., bf'flmso11. "Whitey" Diehl for the Hawk3 Van Earden. rl 1 o o 2 ~ scored nine, made four homers and outs and have won the conference Filth On. Ib" Mo. 301. Barton. Fl<. and Unke, the Wisconsin hurler. Cooper. c 5 I 2 2 t it Ie ~ix years in a row jtuson. Kobler, O,·.rholt.~r . Belllncn. Goe. tel . 3b 4 I 2 0 3 eight hits in 14 times . Wisconsin didn't tall as easily as . Krick. Campbell. Davl•. McDonald, 0.- Suter. Ib 5 o 2 9 ~ J ackson got his season's fourth .------Coul'cey. Brandt, Rnyen. KIIf'n. Abrlm­ lIlinois had tor Diehl last Monday, Unke, p 4 I I 0 Ion. WplIs. Nun. Rabhllon, Higley. Sun· ----- homer Friday in the second inning (A I' WI.ephot.) strum. Feyen. as they waited out the erraUc ~9 0 IS !7 12 Totals and added two singles. Other THE PIULLIES SCORE as Granny Hamner slides acro s home plate III a game with the Cubs }< rlday. Slxlh D IH' thy Junp H. Barton. Ha ... Iowa City righthander and boost­ IOWA AB R n ro A College-Educated, IIncer. McDonald. KUen . RobilllOll. Cebuhar, 2b 5 0 I 2 2 homers were exploded by Hank This, and the other runs the Phlls manared to scor e weren't enough thoul'h, as the Chicagoans won Krick. DcCourcey. Abramlon, HICIl1. ed him from the battle in the 5 0 I I 2 Stenger, .. Sauer (his eighth of the season) 18 -9. Cub Ca tcher AI Walker (at left) waita tor the late throw and Eddie Waitkus (in forel'round) of 'F'frguo;on . Brnndt. WelJs, Sunstrum. K~ third, Brandt. cf-rf 4 0 0 0 0 blef. Campbell. Nun, Fe:,'en. OverhoJu., 2 the Phlls watches the actlon. Men To Rule Golf Diehl Fails Lundqul.t. rl 0 1 2 0 and there was an inside-the-park Davis. RaYen Hand. If I 0 0 0 0 grand-slam homerun for Jack Diehl was nicked tor only two Esckll.en, It 2 0 I 2 0 NEW YORK (Jl» - Inas\lluch as Vann, c1 2 0 0 1 0 late iii the game. Walker Cooper R. Cusick, the kid shortstop. stands Friday to blast the New it's rather difficult to teach a runs, but his inability to consist­ Greene. 3b 2 0 0 1 1 Cbluro AB /I 0 Phlla. AB n 0 York Yankees, 7-4, and snap the led Boston's IS- attaC'k with five ently find homeplate, caused his "hrl"tonh. 3b 2 0 0 n I Ter·lg.r 2b 3 2 0 WAitkus Ib 3 0 ? caddy cart to swing a golf club, Kurt. Ib 3 0 0 II 0 .Jackson 3b 5 3 !II 81ood'lh lb 0 0 2 league leaders' ten-game home consecutive safe!ies, a homer, No Game ouster. Glenn Drahn relie!ed when 4 2 7 the leading pros ot the future B. Vana. c I I Bau 'holt. rl 6 2 51 A.hburn cl 2 I I winning streak. triple and three singles. Diehl met Wisconsin tt'ouble in the Dlchl. P 0 0 0 0 0 Sauer If 5 2 2 Whllmon 01 I 0 0 will come trom the ranks ot col­ n"n hn , p-Il n 2 0 3 Bork 'skl Il 0 0 0 Jonro 3b . 5 I 3 This was the ti rst de!ea t tor the The linescore: Traded Player At third and set down two hitters Marsh, p •0 0 0 0 1 lege-educated young men. PAlko cl • I 3 Ennl. rl 4 0 I world champions in their Yankee Belten .. . 0'" Stu Oi l-I!! IG 1 George Hall, golf coach at Cor­ with a pair of Badger runners on Jeflcoat cf 0 0 2 SI.ler II 5 2 2 PIU.sb.rrll . M LINt Y'W-3 In t) Tolal • . , •• 36 M ~T 11 S~adium since last Sept, 26. Their Wrong Park base. WI_ronsln 101 007 000-9 Fondy Lb 3 2 8 Hamner S!I 5 2 0 S.,".n& an. Ce.o»er: Q •• eft, Wal.b (!), nell university, makes that pre­ Walker c 3 3 • Semlnlck c 3 2 2 string was 13 in all, including two We,le (*1, "rlend U) .nd MeCulloorh. diction, and the idea is echoed by Wisconsin couldn't solve Drahn Iowa . . 000 000 100- 1 CUllck .s . 5 I 0 Wilber c I 0 3 , ' Ihreral. (4); Lp .. Quun: HKS .. BoI­ CHICAGO IlPI - The Chicago E- Brnndt. )(uenn. Van Eerden, Caeate1. in the 1950 Worid Series. Schullz P 2 I 0 Gollol 2b • I 3 C •• per; p,II. KJner, Wfdl.ke. Gene Sarazen. White Sox' missing third baseman, until the sixth, then the Badger R~ · Flnk 2. Kuenn 2. Cooper, Suter 2. Lown p 2 0 0 Crlltante p 0 0 0 T)r~ ~n . 2B-Kupnn. B. Va no . 3B-Kpnetick. Stewart came into the game in "Mark my words," Hall says fireworks started. LeonArd p I 0 0 Miller p I 0 0 Bob DilJinl'(er, turned up at the SH-Gae.tel. SB-Van Olen. vCt-Wlocon. p the second inning atter Chicago's emphatically, "ten years from Don Kenefick rave an idea 01 Condlnl I I 0 W L PCT OR home park Friday with the team "I" e, fown 10 . WP ~ D le hl. Marsh. BD­ Johnson p 2 0 0 Tigers* 9, *Athletics * 6 now the collen &,raduates will what was to come when he op­ DI.~l 3, Drohn . Unke 2. SO-Diehl. DrohJl starting centerfielder, Jim Busby, Brookl)'n •. 16 I"! .II7l on the road. aNlcholson I 0 0 I 5. Unk p. HO-DI~hl 3 In 2 1-3: Mnrsh 0 Chine. .. 11) l!t .l'i:U. be dominatin&' pro r olt, as the ened the inninl' with a triple_ stumbled and fell on his arm PHILADELPHIA (A» - Five nUlon ...4 .I\':LII 1 Dillin!(er was purchased Wed­ 'n 1_' : Drnhn 10 In 6 1-3. LP-Duehl (3-11 . Tot.1s I\!l 17 t7 T.I.to:tJI IU ~ I former cad.dles do now. Why? He scored to fatten the Badgers' DP-Go.stel , Fink to Suter. V-Grahom. A-For Johnson popped oul In 8th. while chasing a single by the singles, il and wild throw PIII.b."b I~ H .M ~ nesday [rom the Pittsburgh Lo> ·.·o. T -I •• ~. ClllelnnaU It II .41lt ~I' because there aren't many cad­ marrln to 3-0 when Tom Coop­ Phlladelphl. ... 010 611 000- I Yanks' Phil Rizzuto. by Bob Hooper gave the 81. L.ull 1# 14 •• AI 21. Pirates. He had been waived out Chicago ~23 '00 IOx- 18 dies any more. er slngle,. Stewllrt's game-winning blow netroit Tigers six runs in the ninth New 'York .. U 17 ..... 9 S 01 the National league and it lIIaJ E .. Jocklion. RB[ ... Jockl on 4. SauC!r 3. lJ~lIa . l:t • ., .'ISM Fondy, Wnlker, Sehull1. Cu.lek 4, Tcr­ ~ "And why shouldn't a college understood he came to the While Thr~e successive singles follow­ was dplivered in the eighth off inning Friday night and a 9-6 FRIDAY'S RE ULTS graduate turn golf pro? A grad­ ed, one by Al Suter good Jor two wllllger. Semlnlck, Cnndlnl. Ashburn. 2. Sox [or about the waiver price or Powerful Indiana Jnn~. 3, Gollnt, BAumholt. 2, Wilber. righthander Frank Shea, who is victory over the Philadelphia Chic.,. 'H . Phlladolphla U uate of the mechanical engineer­ more runs, Harvey Kuenn added 2B-TerwllllKer 2, Bnumholl.1 2. Snuer. attempting a comeback. It broke Athletics. Steve Souchock homered Bolion I'!, PIU.b.rlb a $10,000. N~w York t o ClnclnnaU S ing school, say, must be brilliant. Wnlker. Tondy. HR .. Scmtnlck. Jnckl'on. However, the ball player had to the Iowa ' misery with another SOller, JoneA. Cusick. SB-Frmdy. OP .. a 3-3 tie and handed Shea his first for thl! Tigers in the ninth and Brooklyn U, 81. L.. l. 3 And what do they offer him when Track Te,am Faces !ones-Golint-Woltkul. Lelt-Phllodelphla TOP AY ' ~ p"r(,III1t~ two-run hit and an error and defeat in two decisioos. Dave Philley smashed a bases he finishes school? About $3,600 checkpd out of his Pittsburgh 9: ChlenGo O. BB -MIII~r 2. Schult. 3. Nel'" Y.rk •• Olncf""ail-Kennellll (I. hotel before the sa le was made and Lawn 4. John""" 7. SO-Miller I. Sehultz Letthander Billy Pierce went all londed homer 10r the A's. t) or Kulo cr-!) v •. V.x- I!.I) a year. A young fellow can do a D .... ok1yn at St. La .. l a-Newelmbe (3- Hawks Here Today l. Lown 1. Johnson 2. Leonnrd 1. MO · the way tor the Chicagoans, chalk­ The Jlnescore: lot better than that playing golf and he was not iocated until he Crlotnnte 41n 0: Miller 0 ln 2 1-3; Cun­ o " . robtl'ky 1'.:1) showed up fit Comiskey Park. Iowa Netmen Winj din I 3 In 2·3 : Jonnoon • In 5: !'lchult. R ing up his fourth victory. He gave O.lr.I' I" IM1t 0011-0 I I n Phll.drl,lIl•• 1 CIII •• ,o-Churth (t-a) if he's good , so you can't biame See The Iown track leam goes In 3 2-3: lown 3 In 2: Leonard I In 3 up II hits. pbll ••• lphl. toll .<10 ~ K 2 "s. 1

,,. . " c ,.1..-;..,"--,TH£ D .ULY_____ lOW ~. Tt:RD Y, '\1 __.Y 19. 1951 - P GE rIVE Fran k Karpa Finally In Custody Injured 4 Year-Old Mountaineers to Sponsor In 'Good' Condition FoHowing Accident Travelogs Lecture Series IflwANIADS. Jackie Perrin. four-year-old son The appearance of ~Iurl Deu ing and hi film. "Outlaw in oC Mr. and Mrs. William D . Perrln. aturt'~ at 8 p.m. Sunday in ~ I acbridt' auditorium will inaugurate SPARE ARTICLES CAN BE EXCHANGED FOR SPARE 900 Finkblne park. W35 reported the 1951-52 $('a on of colored motion pi ture tr:l\t'logu pon- J in ~goodH condition in h is home ore lor'll, in Wa'erloo. enrolled In 8 pre­ ."- Alnra:' ltinc: lin .. .r, ~ al 1:1< .... 11 Motor Co .• U1 S CApl· .. In ,d . Ht"lJ' WANTED (or Summtr medical course here In September. Iowa City audience. ext. .4 _ p , " G.m~r . ~ '~mo M.drp dt and ou Dial 035. Altl'r •. tnl . fUll-tim. ext. 21 Dun 0 < .... Il<>nl coal delh{.ry. and I""erlll yard work. "who live by the tang and the No,. 4 - 1.1. Col. J obn D . CralR . ~ondilion. call 1-1034 art~r ~ p.m. Mud ~ obi .. 10 drlvr truck. Apply In P errin a id jackie ran out LARGE Downlown Apartm"nl. SUltabl. penon. Dane 1'.... 1 company• IH W. claw." It is a close-up of the .. Arr& Ih World and \lnd~~•• •· to. 7 Phon.. 8-1527 from behind a parked ear and Nov . .. - Wlnlfrod Walktr. "~uda 1t50 FORD fon,'ertlble. Good t"OndlUon COUl'I ~ogues In nature's underworld. B .... kon •.·· Phon .. I-!IH att« 5 p.m. into the path of tbe ear driven CARUR ~p",,- No". J5 - St.n "fld.lp" "Rldlne Hhlh DELUXE bo.~h.lor I DoIrtment lor two OR SU!oIlon::, WOR K: A This will be the only program M!ntauve low.'s ~dlnl ~mJ)&ny by Krapek. a near nelebbor of In thf' San Juan WOJld~rl.nd " ",al .. nud ntJ dl""r!,.. ,-ear or mort lMO Pl.YMOUTH. Good run"ln. condl· trom In will ~ It of the current school term, but ~. 2 - ~upan, Alfred f D.III.,. "ln10 ~abl Sitting Joseph G. Smith. 530 S. Dubu­ urer. Iowa Mountaineers, Box 163, Ct'nlral Auatrallft u he I being ringel'printed by oUicer Roy Walker in tbe Cedar Ra pids BABY IU,I"II. Phone 3311 . Wante d qlle street. and Edward Wain­ Iowa City. IDr. 23 - Count Byron De Prornk Music and Radio . pollct station. "I ~t World'" '. wright. 407 N. Dubuque street, GIRL 10 lhare I.rl~ I""rtme"t. Cookln!! Among the hlghliahts at th Apr. e J.... . nd F.tlllh SI~lIn~r : R1.DIO repalr.n" JACKSON'S ELECo Instruction were drivers ot cal'S involved In ""Thrnm,h th~ Yukon 10 . It. 1r KtnJev' nnd pi nly of room for prlvlol'. CAn coming season will be the appear­ Anr. 20 K :trl RoblnllOn. " Au t..-i.'· RIC AND GIFT MII5. 7773 DANCE I n. Mimi Youde Wurhl. an occident Wednesday ot Dubu­ ance of OeDn Dickn ·on. who has r. " - Curti Nat I. ·'Rollin. Do~ n - Mrs. Nowlis Elected '0 Rill. " Automotive DlaIM8S. GOOD U~d Trallrr. Dill 8000. Ease Requirements que and Davenport streets. Dam­ ~ircled the globe 21 Urnes in the. - TWO ~rodu.t ...... 001 u w.nt lurnlohtd Woman's league Officer age was estimated at $110. past 24 years. He ho be.en a lor- \I, I!:D . uto par"'. CoralVille Silva,. Co. DAILY Iowan Cia Wed .d brln, you .p.tr C' •• h you ..,11 unwanted apartment. CI~ In . Bfo,lnnln. June 1 1"1", corre pondent (or CBS. edit­ Dia l a· ll2l. "h..., For FBI Agents St. Mary's PTA Itf'm., Ad\'t.rtl~ )'our mltct'U .. nf'Oul Ir- or 1. Will l ub.et. Call f:lcl. 42113. !.{~ . Vittccnt Nowlis. whose or of the Denver Post, and produc­ lid a, 10 t arUdH. or T("GmJ for rent. In Insurance husband is a professor In the SUI er of a number of HollYWOOd the CllI ..m.d cellon of 'rhe Dally lo .... n Candidates for the position of Mrs. Alice Barlow's To Elect Officers FOR SALE: S5 ~ 0 - $600 thlld welfare divisio,n, \vos elected movies. FI)Et tin' and autn In ur",nt'f'. homr. and Loans Luscombe Slivaire IIrs t vit'c-presidC'nt of the Iowa federal bureau of investigation St. Mary's Parent-T acher as­ .. r",;'I.fOl, Whllln.·Krrr Realty Co . Another speaker wlll be LI. Col. 01_1 2123. Side by side 2 seater plane ~agul' of women voters Friday at special agent no longer must be Final Rites Monday John D. Craig, head of the alr­ sociaUon will hold installation or ...... LO/U'lED ()n ,un •. camer ••. IIla- monds. clolhln., Ie. FELlABLE LO/U'l L\'('o "Jn~ "nlfn .... In <"xCf'lIfnt ...,ndl- !bt 31s! annual stote convention attorney. or aceoun'an!s to obtain force molion picture unit which oWcers at it· final me ting of the ROOriiB fOrRent Uon- l5O hour. left be(a,,, ov~rlUlul. Co. 10. !:a I BurlillKlon. .. in MA~on City. the job. Funeral s rvices {or Mrs. Alief' photographed the Bikini A-bomb · chool year Sunday at 2:30 p.m • -- ---'- E"erll nl for parlnerlhlp or Imall dult. DOl1Bt F ".tn. Phone 045$ -Q\I!CK- LOANS on l~w~lrY. clothl~~ Phont '-1527 Den vale 1711 Du- Mrs. William Porler, wire at Tnrormation received by the Abbott Bartow. wl1l be held tests. While serving (or the air­ in thl' s('hoo1 audi~rium . ,,"'ill. 86, ------r.dlo. ~tc . HOCK·EYE LOAN. 12 buqu . SUI J(lurnalism professor. was SUI business and industrial place- at 10:30 a.m. Monday In the cha­ force photography unit, he com­ lm:oming otricprs arc Dr. and SA F.MENT Room . cookln. prlvll .... In. 'I. OubuQu". Rot ...... nt C"cHIDI,. In ,. ... ~·~nn.e (or work. ~ fl~ted to the league's nominating ment ornce Friday sHid applicants pel at the Fishkill Rural cemetery plete.d 36 combat ml Ions. Craig Mrs. Francis Fleege, presidents; 4'" Mt'- lro",. A\'("llu . "121 • . mmittce. need only have graduated Crom at Fishkill, N.Y. , received several battlefront cita­ Dr. rind Mr . . Robert Jackson. vlce­ Dl'UBLJ:. or .-In.le----- room . CIOI't' In. Orndu· UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY New president of the league is [lny accredited four-yeor collf'gc Mrs. Bartow, Wife 01 Dr. Edward tions Including the Purple Heart. presidents; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard .t,.. "",cine or -PlotH Icnal womrn. ·lIrs. David L. Ross, GI'innell, who or lIniv rsity. IBartow, proCessor - emeritus of Cmdr. Donald B. MacMillan. Sheridan. secretaries, and Mr. and P~on. ~3.4_7 ;..'0._ ...... ____ _ SINGLE STUDENTS MARRIED COUPLES IUtcecds Mrs. Herbl'rt A. Arthur chemistry and chemical englnepl'­ p ioneer In ArcUc e ploralions. MrSI Adrian Panther, treasurers. ROO\ofS f"r' Summer S(" Ion . 202 !1l1 • . The previous 25-s' eal'-01~ re- Inl1. died Thursday afternoon at or Amr~. Is also on the slate. TI e was Inoluded in the program will be PhnM 1183 10 w eek tour of Western States. Above avetage earnings qUlr~mpnt has been relaxed It thl' 1University hospltol. Adrimal P erry's rleht- ha nd man varied dances by seventh and SINGLE ------"--anti dnubl.. ",,,,nl Illr r nl. - g u aranteed salary and bonus to qualified applicants. (lppltc~nt has the ('xperie~ce. The Rev. James E. War y. of and Is one of the top men In 11:0- Cia ... In . Phnnp 2573. 2ighth grade girls. Refreshments Transportation furnished. Roll of film maLurl.Y nnd. ~thet' qualirirntlons East Haven, Conn .• former po tor turlne on the far north. wll1 be s rv d by the high school nOOM fnr- .IRh. ~~.• [or Summer School Ito rill the pO ~ ltton. _ ~ the Iowa City Congregational at It you want to Learn about some committee directed by Mrs. Clem Onp bl""k frnm CAmpu . Dlnl 8787. Interviews Mr. Morseburg or Miss Weeding Dcto:ls concerning the nppllca- church. will o!ticinte (It the serv- ot those mummies over In Egypt. F R EE l Jenrt, lInd MrR. 0 E. Ilpltrlck. TWO Inri.- roomo for m.. n Avnlloble Jefferson Hotel 'S STUDIO Lion anci other requirements may Ices. The body will be at Beck- the Mountaineers hove the answer P r nts IlIld fa il1ili S lire in- l ~ tr, l nli "ummf'r t.rm Dlnl 2441 5e € YOUNG I>l' obtained ot the business and man's early this morning where in their travelogue wh n thpy host vitpd to attend. --MiScellaneous for sOl-e-- SATURDAY to P.M. Ad on Sunday Iindu strial plac('ment oICice. room (l'lends may call. The family 1'1'- Count Bryon de Prorok, HC' ho~ 1:30 5:00 ,______---' II , tJnin'l's ity hall. qucsts that no flowprs be sent. led 18 major expeditions and is ,·GET A DITI NG J OB NF.W rfl yta.-. Wn_h mnehfnr with pump G r.. rfttrhCf'ra lor Both ~)(C'e'll~nl con · MONDAY 6:30 to 8:30 P.M. - Mpurice St!'elC'. 20 E. Market dillon. 8,01lll2 CAR L AN DEHSON stre

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"You can lt get angry at me Cor that one--That's lome­ thina I charged before we were marrjed:~ ., - ... _... . , PAGE· SIX THE DAn.Y IOWAN, SATUJlDAY. MAY I., 1.51 The Road Ahead - Ughl SUI Concert to Pres-.. ·· fo Act On 'Panacea 'Constitution Prof. Clapp's Symphonx The orfi<:e of student aUairs is also extended the deadline t<)r I\P- I fairs. expected to act early nex~ week plica.tions for tne five POSitJOIlll Four members of the interim The first performance of Pror. on a constitution that 'Would make membership on next year's Pana- board of directors will be named Philip Greeley Clapp's "Symphony panacea, SUI muslcal comedy cea board ot directors to noon to- by the. current Panacea. commlt­ 10," written as a tribute tu show, an independent or,aniza- day. tee ,the other wm be a student (ormer PrC!;idcnt Theodore Roose­ tion. Al)pHcal,ens, I~ leUer'torm council member. . The ortice ha.s to approve the alaUn, quaUftcaUons an4 later- The office of student affairs velt, will bc playcd at the SlYl ~UtutiOns of all SlYl organJ:ta- Nt, shoull be a.am.d In at Ute had received only two applica­ symphony orchestra's unail:oncerl tIons before they can '0 into ef- emce of IItutent _"aIn, room tions by the previous 5 p.m. Fri- at B p.m. Wednesduy in Iowa Un­ leet. . . 111, UllIveJ'!llb hall, day deadline. ion. Representatives 01 the student Next year's baard of directors, ------'---- The synwhony, belrun In 1919, council and the current Panacea to be chosen by the present Parta­ wn, written ill Uuee movrments committee Friday presented the cea committee and the council, to characterize phase in UOOse­ cohstitution to the office arler will ael as an interim committee Kesselring Instal~ed "ell's life, Clapp said. Clapp is t~e1 had resolved a dls8iI"eement until the permanent Panacea or­ hea.d of the musi~\ deparlment 5 over the role or a proposed pub- ganizatlon can be set up. This . lie relations dire<:tor for Panacea. depends on approval of the pro- Chapter Commander and ('oDductor of 1 Iiymphony TIlC1y alJreed ihat the director posed constitution by student af­ orchestra. would have a tree hand as long Of Disabled Veterans The introduction and allcgro of l1li hiA work is satisfactory to the the symphony reprcsents Roosevelt council. Eldon Kesselring was installed as the "apostle of the strenuous 1Jie e01lIIcil Thursda,. nleM Honorary Journalism as chapter commander at a meet­ life," or as one historian termed amendttl alie eonslUuUoa, draft­ ing of the Disabled American Vet­ him, "the happy warrior," the t4 ~ the Panacea coq,mJUee, FraternDy Initiates erans chapter and auxiliary Wed­ composcr explained. .. • ...., the aeUvlU~ er the nesday lit 2l'2~ S. CUnton street. The scherzo is represcntativc of ~aDae~.. ~UbU!l relallons man Other officers installed were the next episode in Roosevelt's ~aiId .av~ \0 be eleared 1S ,·· New' M~mbers Donald BeU, senior vice-command­ history, his holidays in Africa, and UaNurh u.e e8uitcU'. pubUc re­ er' Bob Schneberger, adjutant ends with his triumphal progress Prof, Clopp D ..~ . ..rector, Ka,Ppa Tau J\ipba, national treasurer; John Blauer, junior out of Africa and across Europe. 'Syllll'holly No. 10' Belore agreement was reae-hed, scbolasilc journllilsm I fraternity, vrce-eommander; Bob Weeber, ex­ The hero rejected in his own , the P_nlloea committee was plan­ Initia~ed 13 students and two fac- f:~l1tive committeeman;' Bob Hess, country is suggested by the li­ rurilf t,o submit a different copy of service officer, and Carl Kohlhoff, nale, Clapp said. The music sug­ was sa id to have speeded the dea" tlie })roposed eonstlt\ltlon the ulty members Friday afternoon In '0 sergeant at arms. gests that Roosevelt remains a of Theodore Roosevelt, Clapp tl· office 01 student atta.irs - one the senate chamber or Old Capitol: Hess presented a Ilte member­ hero, even now, to many people, plained. that would have omitted the con- Initiateq were: ship and past commander pin to he added. Other selections on the pr0- iroverslal council amendment. Graduate students - Wil1(am William Jelly, retiring commander. The epilogue represents the Jelly presented 8 membership pin gram will include the overture 10 tlrlerld ne.dllae Maxwell, Los Angeles, Calif.; Rn- distant crash o( Quentin Roosevelt The Panacea committee Friday bert Noble, Iowa Clty; Al Boe<:k, to Schneberger. the opera, "Iphegenia In Aulfs' Auxiliary members decided to who was shot do\v n In a plane B'urlington; Joe Shdqulst, Iowa during World War I. The incident by von Gluck, and "Concerto 10 City; Rpbert Ames, Wfc:hita, Kan.; retain their present officers to D Major" by Haydn. Paul Mahaney, Waterloo; RusseU the com in, year, with the excep­ Tickets are available ~t Iowal U:s. Orders Steel Bert, Rockford, Ill.; Don Scannell, tion of Mrs. William Jelly, who Jury Awards Dearmin Union for this final concert by ]owa City, and Sam Talbert. Uni­ resigned as captain. Mrs. Marg",r­ the SUI orchestra. et Tomas was elected to replace $2,000 Damage Suit SUpplies Cut to'35% versity, Miss. Wolly Iowan Photo) seniors - Don StQffen, Du­ Mrs. Jelly. Auxiliary officers lire Margaret CARS LINED UP SEVERAL BLOCKS to cross th e Burlin&'lon treet bridge Friday as the Iowa ave­ A district COUrt jury Friday re­ buqu~, and Ann Marie Krepelka, nue bridge was closed for resurfacing. The Iowa avenue brldre was resurfaced last October, but a Roll of film Of,Pre·War Level Osage. Kesselring, commander; Ruth turned a verdict in fa vor of the Belt, senior vice - commander; seal-coaUng layer of asphalt and gravel W88 added 88 a part of the city's $63,239.25 street resurfacing de!endllnt in a $30,250 damage suit FREE WASHINGTON (JP) _ Tbe gov- Juniors - Warne Dani,lson, Christina Bisbee, junior vice-com­ prOl'ram. Altogether 19 blocks of ell'ht streets will he resurfaced and 50 blocks will be seal-coated and in turn awarded him $2,000 Burlington, and Richard Christen­ this sprinl' and summer by the Harl'rave construct on company, Cedar Rapids. The Iowa avenue erhlnent announced a cut in' sup- son, Cedar Rallids. mander, and Imogene Clauer, ad­ for damages resulting [rom an auto See YOUNG'S STUDIO bridge was open again laic Friday afternoon, and 'ramc on Burlington street returned to normal. accident J an. 10, ]047, near Iowa plies .ot steel for autos lind other Faculty - Ellis Newsome and j u.tant treasurer. Ad on Sunday Mrs. Kesselring presented an City. cJviliap "hard goods" to about 65 Oliver Smith, journalism Instruct- aux.iliary membership pin to Mrs. Dying by Thousands - The jury deliberated lor two pel-cent ot pre-Korean war levels ors. Jelly. Following a pusiness meet­ Chin~se hours before it rciurned its ver­ I I Requirements fOr KT A member- "Doon Open 1 :15-9:(5" and .warne4 at aeeper cuts ahead. shlp include lit least 10 semester Ing a farewell party was held tor dIct in favor of Vernon Dearmin, Wapello, who had filed a $3,000 tHe orders, varying som~what hours in journalism for under­ toe Jellys who are moving to Florida. counter-claim to a $27,250 dam­ froin ,industry to industry, will be jrl\duates lind a 3.2 grade-Point u.s. Troops Fight Out of Trap ugc suit h:'ought by three Sioux Issti~d ~hortlY to take ettecVul¥ J. average fOT bpth undergrQduate ~An ~Wf1P) and graduate students. A faculty TOKYO (SATURDAY) Gl enn Stackhouse reported that bodies, and the pile of bodies Acts Rapids men. SUI Hospital Director American division fought its way the division's massed arlillery higher. Plaintiffs in the original sUlt "ENDS They were announced asI Presj- member Is englbl~ automatl~allY'. STARTS TODAY " dent · Truman lind key officials Elected officers at KTA lor To. AHend Natiollal Meet late Friday out oC a trap sprung wrotc "a bloorly chapter in mili­ "One machine gunner kept on were Jamcs Lauman, A4, Otto by Co!)l nese shock troops pouring tary hi story for sustained rotc of shooting, and the Chinese ke:pt on Anderson and Glenn Cullen. fou,4t:,to arouSC1 publl~ sUppOtt tor ]951-52 were Newsome, presJdimt; w. 13. Schoenbohm, direclor of through a dangerous gap in th e fire." One battalion was sa id to .admlnistration's. program of P~of. Carr611 Coleman, vice-pres- coming, and finally they were the .. the IoWa. hospital school for severly Allied lines on the East Kor an have set an "aU time" record for " Door8 Optn t : tlJal O:OO" I ident, and ChllrlElS E. Barnum. walking right pa.~t him on both which is under sharp fire secret..ary _ treasU1er. All 6f the handicapped children, will attend front. any battalion in any war. OVER THE ~olltro1s, sides, close to him, and with him NOW WEEK-END on :(.!;a~ltol ,hill. ' officers ' arc faculty memberll, the annual nationwide staff meet­ A spectacular stunt by Ameri­ Then Friday mot'ning lhe Chin­ still shooting a nel the bodies piled Ing of the National Society for ese hit th e division's right-center. While tbe row over meat ex- WhIch is a requirement of ,th~ fra­ can arUllerymen also helped. The liP in [Iont of his gun. plo