, The Weather Serving the State caelUl,. .u ...... IDa University of Iowa eolclu tocla,.. hIr .... Cam'pus and eool WtdJlelda,.. Rlcll .... daf. 45; .... n. HId Iowa City 01 owan Mondaf. 5%; low. !S• . Gel Est. 1868 - AP Leaserl Wire - Five Cents Iowa City, If)wa, Tuesday. Dec. 9, 1952 - Vol. ~, No. 53 ago's < \ " Contest Winner to Date 'Miss X' .. ~eipts I Bulletin , ABERDDEEN, Wash. (.4') - The eout luard said Monday a. 7,000- tOD Liberty ship had run alround In heavy seas off the north Gray~ Bloody Morocco- Riots Kill 50; Harbor Jetty and the crew had no Iplans to a.bandon the v~el, The shiP, Calmar Steamship eorporaUon's Yorkmar, no led arroand early Mond.y afternoon approximately 1 \1! miles north /If \be north jetty and one-hali ml~e ,"shore. The harbor mouth IB Zt Ike, Advisers View U.S. Policies miles due west of here. The coast luard said hea.vy seas wuuld forestall any rescue at Eisenhower Autographs Photo tempt Monday nlrM. The seas Air Domestic, Senator Rips Troops, Police allo prevented use of the York IUl'S own lifeboats. Foreign Aims Acheson Note Try to Quell 5 Appointed On Way Home On U.S. 'Reds Shouting Mobs WASHINGTON (IP) -Sen. Her ABOARD USS HELENA, En bert O'Conor (D-Md.) said Mon CASABLANCA, Morocco .4') To Faculty, oute to Hawaii (Jl» - The dnec day night he considered Secretary Morocco's bloody two·day Na~ tion of U.S. foreign and domestic of State Dean Acheson's attitude tlonalist-ledr riots that h a v e policies atter next Jan. 20 was un on American Communists In the bro~ht death to more than 50 A TEN-CENT COpy OF MAGAZINE X and "twenty-five words or der formal consideration by Presi United Nations "disappointing," persons verged on open armed re Hancher Says less" will win some SUI male student a paid date with this coed dent-elect Dwight Eisenhower and as well as "faulty and open to bellion Monday ni,hl. Appointments of five new fac who Is Malulne X's mystery pin-up of the month. The contest date eight key advisors Monday as the criticism." Police evacu.ted French citi will take place Dec. 18. The evening berlns with dinner at CUrt ulty members at SUI and the cruiser Helena knifed tbrough O'Conor bued his statement on zen. from one sector of Ca. a· granting of two leaves of absence Yocum's after which tbe couple will be ruesls at the annual Christ sunny seas toward Pearl Harbor. blanca and plones circled Arnb mas party at the Iowa Union. The Identification of this mystery a letter Acheson wrote to Sen. have been approved by the stat~ The secretaries of state, treas Wiley (R-Wls.) almost two quarters dropplnll tear gns bombs board of education, SUI President lass will remain a secret until Wednesday. The IdentUication of the ury, interior and the attorney to disperse mobs shoullnl for In contest winner will be revealed Dec. 16 arter the judlin.. ot the months ago. He called the letter dependence from France. Virgil M. Hancher has announced. general of the incoming Republi "a shockingly weak protest." entries by members 01 the MagazIne X staff. Only SUI student. are Troops and pollee laid seige to Dr. Frederick B. Blodl was ellclble. can administration were present. According to O'Conor, the sec· named clinical assistant professor, The Korean war was believed retary of state told Wiley " we do more than 2,000 Moroccan union department of ophthalmology, the main subject of discussion, not regard the employment of members barricaded in the down town headquarters of the Moroc college of medicine, effective Nov. but whatever decisions reached United States citiz~ns who are 1. From 1947 through 1952 Dr. will not be announced. can General Labor confederation. Christmas Magazine X Communists as being In the best The riots erupted Sunday, after Blodi was assistant pathologist Subject. Are See ret Interests of the organzation (UN) with the Eye institute, New York Eisenhower'S press secretary, 8 24-hour general strike call by or of this government." the union. City. James C. Hagerty, made clear Acheson added that Communist Anna F. Overland was named To Be Sold Wednesday that even the subjects discussed Result. from AlIa loatlon employes of the UN secretariat do The call resulted from the un assistant professor In the college The holiday edition of Maga would not be disclosed, at this not have access to secret United TAKING TIME OUT FRO!\( more erloUi b IDe while on tour of 01 nursing, effective Nov. 10. She time, and probably not until after explained assassination or Tuni zine X will go on sale Wednesday, States Information because no Korea, Pretldeat·dellrna\e Dwlrbt D. B~nhoa'er aut.rr.pha a has been obstetrics supervisor and plete the following sentence in 25 the new administration takes ot sian Nationaltst Farhat Hached, according to editor Connie Ha~f classUied intormatlon is ~nt to pboto whlcb ,bow, an air force officer carr),inl anotber on hla back words or less: "1 would like a date nee Jan. 20. secretary general of the Tunisian usistant professor in the college ings, A3, Iowa City, and will con the UN. a. puott for .11 election bel The man dome the carrylo,. hal • with the Magazine X pin-up 0 However, one source close to Labor federation. He was slain of nursing and health, Cincinnati tain many special features. The Maryland senator said In a '1m 011 his back readlne "I love Jke oow." Both men In the photo General hospital. the month because -." Eisenhower squelched recurring Friday outside Tunis. Applicaijon blanks for the 'date statement the letter "does not In~ Itapb are unidentified. Police and troops in armored Dr. Garfield L. Sudsr has been contest" with the Magazine X pin The winner of the contest WJI reports that the general favored dlcate an awareness of the present cars and lI,ht tanks patrolled key appointed cHnlcal assistant pro enlarging the Korean war. up of the month, may be acquit'cd danger posed by the great num I pot 5 of Casablanca Mondoy fessor, department of urology, col have the privilege of an all ex "Nothing is definite yet," the by purchasing the magazine. The pense paid date with the "pin-up" source said. ber of subversives who have been nllht. Other tanks helped to block lege of medicine effective Nov. 1, identity of the girl will be an allowed to occupy key positions of! the 2,000 union members in for the period which he will serve Entries must be left at the Maga Eisenhower made clear at a 14 'New Mexico Prisoners nounced in the new issue, Miss where they could obtain confi the GGT build In,. zine X office ot mailed to Maga- press conference before leaving at the Veterans Administration Hastings said. I Authorities said Monday's death zine X, N2, East hall, by Dec. 13. Korea that while "much will be dential Information on economic hospital in Iowa City. Dr. Sudar All male contestants must com- and mlLitary matters." toll Included seven Europeans, just completed a two-year res!- I.-__~ ______The Ma~azine X "pin-up" wil done" to improve the Allied posi Eighteen American employes of Give Up as Escape Plot ,Fails three Moroccan soldiers and at dency in urology at Veterans h06- be interviewed over radio station tion, he did not want to enlarge the UN secretariat have resigned SANTA FE, N. M. (JP)-Fourteen least 40 Arab demonstrators. An pital, Dayton, Ohio. WSUI Tuesday at noon on the the conmct. or been !ired by Secretary Gen New Mexico state prison convicts, separately. undetermined numb r of Arabs Kenneth F. Lampe w~s named Rhythm Rambles program. How Monday, Hagerty said flatly HighJanders' Director eral Trygve Lie recently for re their spur-of-the-moment e8cap~ With two shotguns and a rltle, were injured. Thr I' Europeans empcrary instructor, department ever, her identity wl11 remain S~- "we will make no statcment on fusing to answer questions about attempt a failure, Monday sur were reported s rlously injured. cret until Wednesday, Dec. 17. Korea." they captured guards on duty in of pharmacology, college of medi· alleged Communist connections. rendered and released unharm~d S.. necl to Death dne, effective Feb. 1, 1953. Lampe Named 'Scot of · '52' the prison yard, barricaded them Included in this issue of the Due In Thursday eight guards they held as hostages selves in cell block No. 2 and One European victim, Louis currently holds a teaching fellOW magazine is a two page picture se The Helena was due to complete William L. Adamson, director oI for 20 bours. shouted for Abram. Rib~s , former mayor of Agadir, ship in pharma~ogy. riels titled "Dog-mattsm." by Car its 3,300-mlle trip from Guam at Crom the SUI Scottish Highlanders, W:lS Promised softened punishment, was drag,ed his automobile Etta Rasmussen was appointed Turk, A4, Mason City. Turk has 9 a.m. Thursday HawaIIan time Talkinll wltb Abram throuah 3 and stoned to death by members named the outstanding "Scot of Escaped Convict Fails they capitulated abruptly to end porthole. they demanded a cor lor associate in practical nursing, col 1952" by the St. Andrew society of produced a foto-quiz for the mag· (1 p.m., Iowa time). Eisenhower what Gov. Edwin L. Mechem ot a mob of 6,000 attempting to ge of nursing, effective Oct. 23, azlne. and his staff are expected to C;on· their escape through th pris\Jn storm into the French sector. m lnois. termed a major crisill. ,ates. Several pages are devoted 10 tinue their meetings at Pearl Har Earlier, an angry mob seiz d 952. Miss RMmussen was direct Adamson received the Lord bi In 'Pen-Pal' Attempt Warden Morris Abram agreed to The incident touched ott the two Frenchmen In a di~used stone or of the school of nursing, St. gin award at the annnal Feast of cartoons ot till' Christmas season bor for at least two days. lighter punishment - isolation In- Luke's bospital, Cedar Rapids, drawn by SUI students. Another Hagerty said he could not say IIreatest concentration of law en quarry on the edgc o! Casnblanca the Haggis at Conrad Hilton hotel ST, PAUL, Minn. (IP) -/'I. can· stead of confinement in the pri A leave of absence was granted page contains pictures of forei{,'Tl wllat Eisenhower's Itinerary victed murderer who escaped from son's underground dungeon _ as forcement otricers In New Mexko and cut off their heads and arms. in Chicago Saturday. John C. students , and a description of Would be after he left the islands. history. At dawn. after a night of A third Frenchman was stoned to o Percy Bordwell, professor em Clasper, president of the St. An the Iowa .tate penite!ltlary at Ft. "fair under the circumstances." ritus in the college of law, to Christmas in theil' home countries Madison two weeks ago was ar- \ unsuccessful negotiations, more death. All thre bodie., w re put drew society said Adamson was rested here after authorities 'L1vea iD Jeopardy' than 150 state police, National to the torch and burned beyond each at Rutgers university during chosen for the promotion of Scot A :etter to Santa Claus from l .'l Guards, Los Alamos atomic secur he 1953-54 academic year. SUI student, will be one of the tt'aced a Christmas card he sent "A lot ol.llves were In jeopar- recognltibn. tish-American relations by the the warden's secretary. dy," he said. Ity officers, Santa Fe city police Violence here and in neighbor Dr. T. Lyle Carr, assistant pro visit of the Highlanders to Scot highlights of this issue, MiSli Hast Horse Sense and volunteers stood armed and essar of internal medicine, col ings said. Marvin A. O'Shaughnessy. 43. Abram said the action was not Ing Tunis came 8S the United lITa land last summer. 'Wonder' Horse Finds was found working as a dish wash- a riot. ready to storm the belealluercd lions discUssed the Tunisian ques ege ot medicine, was granted a Mary Lou Mortenson, A4, Des convicts. one-year leave effective Nov. 1 er in a downtown tavern. When "It was a spur-ol-the-moment tion - under protest rrom the Maines, Highlander drum major, Missing Boy PredJds Settlement French government. In Paris because of illness In the family. detective Lt. Robert Vick walked plan to escape. They saw their reigned as Queen of the Heather Il Petroleum OHicial RICHMOND, Va. (JP) - Lady into the kitchen late Suhday and chance, so they took it." At 8 a.m., Abram announced he Monday nl.ht, ,mall cabinet during the affair, at which 30 Wonder, the horse with sense, reo tapped the fugitive on the shoulder They demanded D car be left hoped for a settlement within nn group met with President Vlnc nt Town Men to Hold members of the Highlander band Talks About Future celved new calls for help Monday he turned, smiled and said "I've for them at the gate to make a hour. Three hours later there still Auriol. Fr.nce maintains that the performed. in tracking down missing persons. been expecting you. I haven't tried dash lor freedom. was no word. uprlsi",s In her North African to hide." pro~ctorates are Internal prob Stag Dinner Friday Last year's award wall given to To City Engineers The appeals followed Lady'; "I guess they figured they could Then, without warning, the eil\hl Bob Ballantine, A3, Iowa City, Bobby Thomson, who wo.n the The slightly-built "lifer" said he walked through the gate. It was lems Which she alone will handle. "The future is in the hands a prediction Sunday that a 9-yea ~'- sent a Christmas card to the 26- get away somehow if they would Crowd Swell. will be the a fter-dinner speaker 1950 National League pennant fo,' old Rhode ,Islapd boy who dis get outside the walill," said Abram. only when friends recognized them at a Town Men stag dinner Friday the New York Giants with his the' engineers who hold the key appeared 78 day~ ago , is alive year-old secretary of warden Per that newsmen knew the disorder After the three Frenchmen cy Lainson because "she's always End of the escape attempt came were killed and their bodies at 5:45 p.m. at Reich's cafe. Jim home-run. not only in engineering and scl- somewhere in Kansas and the dls when the eilht hostages -seized was near an end. Kaster, EI, Washington, vice . Guests at the dinn!'r included ence but also in business manage- closure by police that the phenom been nice." He said he sent lhe burned, the mob, then numberinl greeting knowing the St. Pau' just after the prison's evening about 800, began a frenzied ,preSident and social chairman of Lord and Lady James Miller. men I," R. B. Vlack, of the Stand- enal animal had helped find the meal Sunday - walked unan the group, is in charge of ar Miller is the Lord Provost of ard Oil company, told a group a body of a miss!n, Massachusetts post-mark would put authorities French Art Scholar much on the police station. Their on his ttall. nounced out the front ,ate of tho · .1 numbers swelled to 5,000 as they rangements. Edinburgh. Gwen Scales, A4, about 50 city engineers In the cbild. big gray prlson on the outskirts Tickets for the dinner, which Iowa City, performed a drum Rose room of the Hotel Jefferson 'lne new calls on Lady's sleuth. O'Shaughnessy walked aWlY Tells Math ematlca1 pushed on. Police opened tire and from the penitentiary Nov. 24 and ot the city. will include meat or fish, cost $1 dance in their honor. There were Monday night. ing talents came from Buffalo and Minutes later, Warden Abram · f W k killed 20. about 1,500 Americans of Scottish Vlack. who has been in the pe- Chicago. came to St. Paul. "I wanted a va· A na IYSIS 0 or Later a crowd or more than and may be purchased from Carl announced the trouble at an end. 8,000 Ar.bs carrying Moroccan Zimmerman, A4, Waterloo; Jim ancestry at the dinner. troleum business 20 years, said The Buffalo Evening News tele ca tlon so I left. I knew I'd be cough,t," he told police. Gov. Mechem promised \l full A mathematical analysis art independence tlags and bannerS 101'18 Miss Mortenson receivcd a that enginereing science is the phoned Mrs. Claudia Fonda, OWJl 0' Kaster ; Ron Cochran. At. Investigation. was preSented to students and fac began marching on the European City; Phil Harrington, AI, Des plaque on behalf of the Highland key to what has happened in the er of the 27-year-old horse, and A secrecy lid was clamped on ulty in the ShalT\baugh lecture 5fl:tion or the City. When police Moines, and at the reception desk ers honoring their part in better past or wha t will happen in the asked that Lady be queried as :0 the riot from the beginnln,. Prison future. He said that the future is the wherea.bouts of 19-year-old room Monday night by Prof. Lu tried to turn them back, the .In the office of studr.nt a1fairs ing reiationships between the two Ben-Zvi Chosen oUiciais talked only at intervals, demonstrators hurled stones. Po in oil and that petroleum is furn Phyllis June Ryder. cien Rudraut of the French Na· before noon Wednesday. countries. then nol mUch. tional Center of Art and a former lice replied with gunfire, kllling ------ishing over 50" of the energy in Miss Ryder has been missing Israeli President The guarcls were well-treated this country today. from her Eggertsville, N. Y., home professor of aesthetics at the Uni 10. and given food and coffee by their versity of Paris. Res'earch In Many Fields for more than a week. Hel' pa,'- JERUSALEM (.4') -The Israeli captors. Tney refused to discuss Scientific engineering research ents believe she may have gone [" Knesset par I i a men t Monday their experience. Rudrauf talked on "The Aes Apo~ George Murphy to Head World News Briefs will dea I with problems of hunger San Francisco trf marry a soldier elected Itzhak Ben-Zvi, 68-year. Trouble erupted in the ancient thetics ot the Theme o( the as medical science conquers dl. returning home from Korea. old leader of the Labor party to 650-inmate prison when the con ties at Emmaus," sponsored by the Graduate College and Hu 3-Oay Ihaugural Party . Mrs. Fonda said she had also be this young nation's second victs snatched a knife from th~ sur A Condensation of late De.velopmenfs sea~e, Vlack sad, and the popula received a call from a Chicago manities Society. tion gl'Ows; engineering science president. He wlll be sworn in prison kitchen, put it to the baG( W ASHlNGTON (.4') - Dancer also will deal with new fabrics newspaper asking Lady's aid In Wednesday for a five-year term. of clerk Johhny Espinosa and Rudrauf, in the U. S. under the Geor,e Murphy Monday was SEOUL (Tuesday) (.4')-Allied warplanes smashed at Communist finding a missing man. She de· Ben-Zvi, like his predecessor, auspicies of the Cleveland Mu named director of entertainment supply roads and vehicles Monday night and . early today in the for clothes, new building flla elined to live the name of th<: forced him to open the gun vault. Dr. Chaim Weizmann. who died The convicts broke into a steel bOl( seum of Art, has investl&ated the for the three·day party that begin~ heavie.~t blow in two weeks against arteries to the Red front lines. terials and new methods of com " . . ma~ last month. spent a lifetime lay fields of the psychology of artis before and ends after the Inaugu The U.S. fiftb air forcE' reported at least 155 trucks destroyed. Twin- to let barrels to fit stocks stored mumcatlon. Mrs. Fonda, who has had Lady Ing the framework of Israel as the tic creation and aesthetic mor ration of Dwight D. Eisenhower liS •engined 8-26s pounded the roads leading south from Pyongyang, the Petroleum, he continued, iii pro- since she was a colt, said she prob national home of Jews. pholo,y. president. Korean Red capital, and Sandung and Yangdok, on the east coast. dueing raw materials for 25 ,'. of ably would comply with the re The President-elect came here His pioneering research in aes "It will be a national party." ~ . . the total chemical requirements of quests today. In 1907 after massacres In Russia, Queen Coronation thetic morpholoiY indicated that Murphy IBid. Radio and televi.sion LONDON (.4')-A highly placed informant said Monday Prime the U.S. In 1952. Organic chemi Lady has amazed the scientific where he was born in 1884 , To Be Televised there are nfne lleometric families will carry mOlt of the proceedings, Minister Churchill's government would like the United States to join cals made from petroleum are world for ~more than 20 years. Two spurred his ambition to work wl\h he added, and some ot these pro· Britain In garrisoning the Middle East. With strained rcsources, he of art. H~ analyzed artwork done used in new wonder drugs, and In D uk e university' psychololisls Welzmann In moulding the nation. LONDON (iP) - Britain's coro in early times on the apostles anI! IIrams m.y be sold to sponsors. said, Britain now Is doing most of th(' job. new products on the market such termed her a "genuine phenom Ben-Zvl is a scholar, noted for nation committee gave ~ to na discovered that they all fall with This would be done, Murphy ~ . . as the rubber Industry which enon" In 1928. his research in archaeology. tion-wide protests Monday and in his classification method. said, In an effort to meet expe.nse.t. PARIS (.4')-Frnnce will emphasIze at the coming meeting of the would not exist If it weren't for ~------+------:__-_:*-';'. -.-;--- North Atlantic Treaty organization's Council of Ministers that she lifted its ban on televising the ac This classification is based ')tl petroleum. tual crownln, of Queen Elizabeth picture depth and plane; there cannot continue to carry the burden of rearmament much longer un Clothlnr (rom 011 Product. less he gets credit for the Indo-China war. The French representa II next Junl!. are three of each and combina· It is now possible to clothe a The declalop throws open the tions of these three make up ~he tive to the North Atlantic Council, Herve Alphand, told newsmen man entirely In all products. such 'Seef'e SHOPPING Monday this would. definitely be one of the points raised In the con doors of hlatorlc Westminster Ab' nine families. For example. a pic as nylon and orlan. The synthetic bey to TV c.meras and permits ture bavinll characters at thri!e DAYS LEn ference of foreign, defense and finance ministers opening here next fibers are not substitutes but in Monday. Sailey history's first television coverage levels and at three depths would (R • • • many cases are better than natur· of a coronation. be one .combination. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (.4')-An eight-power compromise' reso al fibers. Starts Only tbe most relillious part of Rudraut said the~ are two ,reat - lution designed to bring Arabs and Jews into direct negotiation for Human engineering, he said, is the coronatiOn - the anointing. families of art structbre - action flna! settlement of the explosive Palestine question was presented to just as important as discovering tbe communion prayers and the and non-action. These may be the U.S. Special Political committee Monday. The Palestine war of new clothing and food products. Today administration of the sacrament either combined or alone In a sin 1947-48 ended in an armi~tlce, but there never ha~ been a final peace A society must be created will remain barred to TV. gle picture. Bettlement. which every individual can a The coronation commUte an To Illustrate his theory of ael· • • * will develop his talents to See nounced also that t.lJe Queen's col thetic form, he showed filma of UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (JP}-Soviet Fon-ign Minister Andrei Y. full. "Men." he added, "shou orful procession to and from her famous apostle patntinas by vari Vi!hlnsky will sail for home Tuesday aboard th-: French Une ship be thinking about the years th PageS coronation wUl be re-routed and ous artists, POint~g out, according Liberte. He has been here since the seventh General Assembly con- lie ahead of us and be planni stretrhed out to give added thou to hla classltlc I(in system, the ytned Oct. H. for those years." sands more chance to see. structure and fa l1y of each. / .... 10 ...... " ...... - ..... " ..... "...- ...... • .r ~T. 'i or ., '" .. " ~.. • ..... If
IOWAN, I TUESDM, I])EC. t, 11951__ PAGS TWO - THE DAlLY Interlude with Interlandi - J '.-. -1- {' Top Militarists IOWan" ,> I lferSolulions I DES MOINES (.4') - Iowa 111 ~ J) 1/ ~ (( I( ~ II amended its century-old constitu- added to the present Iowa con.U « ,R II II\J\ ([~ tY tlon In the Nov. 4 general eU!ction tution since it Was adopted in 1857. Publw... dAoi4' .,.."pl SUIlday and End 1'10' to make sure that the state has a The last previous change made Monday and lePl boUdasl bY Sludent To War PublkaUolU. inC•• 118 Iowa Ave.., Iowa BY J. M. JlQBER'IS JR. governor in case emergencies in- was in the amendment ot 1942 City. Iowa. Entere.d. a. .~nd class Press ...... matter at the posloUlce at Iowa A_dated News AnaJ,yst volving death or catastrophe which said that all revenues froln City, under the .ct of con.rea. Qf SubscrlpUon ratei - b;'~""I":ln ioWa Gen. Eisenhower has been {oid should strike. licenses and taxes on motor ve- liard> I, I"". CiLy, ~ cents weekly ~ $I per'reM en advance; .Lx mon~ ",.21; three by military leaders that the way But only half of the 1,267,778 hlcles must be used for ~oed pur· monlba. S2~. By mall 10 peT MEMBER or THl: MSOClATED PRE.'lS Iowa, .. to end the Korean wal' is to press voters who' joined the record turn- poses. 'rbe Aoaoclatad Pr_ 10 entlUed ex ye.r: .Lx months. $5: three ....nlba. ~ : All other mall lubserlpt.toNl, it to a military conclusion, and cl ...lve\7 to \he UN (or r"1>l1bllcation tlO.80 out to help settle the Eisenhower- l per year; sJx mon.t1u. . ,10; three by the South Koreans that they of all the local "ewl printed In lbll monlba. $3.2'. • ne,npaper .. wtU a. aU AP news want the Communists driven out Stevenson presidential contest took State O"IOcl·al Seer- 'red II. p ••••U, ...... part in the constitutional decision. ~ dlapetcb•• of the whole country. ------JRII811a This seems 10 presuppose th'l t Apparenly the other hall didn't LOfft N d 1St 1 AUDIT 8U&II"" DAILY lOW AN' EUITo*l"L STA,r if the Chinese Reds could be understand wi}at the proposed Ieee 0 amps OJ' EdJtor ...... William Clabb, constitutional changes were about CUlCDLATIONS Mana,ln, Edltor ...... J_pb Meyer pushed across the Yalu river the Ne'A'. FdJtor ...... • • .. ~ . . . , lii'n P'oater war would die out. Whether th3t or thought it wasn't important to Pay HI"ghway CaD 8-2151 u , •• do ••1 reeel .. Clbo EdJtor ...... Ron BuUer is true, however, rests more upon vote on them. Election oUlcJals To Bills , .... Dan, I .... 10, 7 a .... Make~.od AlIt. City Edltbr .'...... Ron. ValllM .....sa. • ... ,heD e.. aU .erTloe error. Sports Editor ...... lack Bender political than on military esti said there was nothing unusual DES MOINES (JP)-State treas n ..... 10, .:,...... n. Dan, I .... Society Edllor ...... Sarah Ada.... mates. It could mean that the about this. It generally happens urer M. L. Abrahamson sa lei Mon. elI'G.la".. ...,.rimeD', ID .... rea, .f Cnld Pboto,rapner ...... Dick Lyncb 01. I ••rullaa ".lIdloC, D.".q••• nd sparring stalemate had merely that way, especially if little con: day "lt looks very much now like le,,& ...., ....-. Irem ...... U • . m. DAILY IOWAN' BUSIN1I88 STAPP been transferred from the 38th troversy is involved. it will not be necessary to st~mp a •• Ir... 1 ...... I , ..... dall,. Sal- ....., ....n: ...... lZ N ..... BUM.... Mana".. . .Leonanl Hlppehen parallel to the Chinese bordet. Adol/&ed By Ma,Jorltles wa~rpnts" fpr lack of funds With Asat. BUI. Mgr. .. c;narl •• R. Goelclner At any rate, the advice ~s not The two amendments added to which pay primary roael work Cla ••Ulecl Manaier .... Barbara Boyd to new, nor is it clear how unani the constitution were, however, bills. ' CaD '191 ' •• m ".Ob to mldnl,bl I mous it may have been. adopted b);' thumping majorities of ~evel'al weeks ago, be (ore wlp- .. "I",. •• .".. Iteml, "eDlen'. ,are DAILY IOWAN C1.CULATION ST"Ft Resul \II io btl Seen ...... r __••• ee_e.a. t. Tbe Dan, Circulation Mana,er .. Robert Cronk the voters who to~k part. They ter set, In, tli , primary road funds , Beyond that, tne results of Il'le were considered as correctl~e was being, drained at the rate o( President-elect's visit to Korea, changes. about a million dollars a week. aside Irom fulfilling a campaign One provides that if a governor- This was unusual, and was Pe- 1 pledge, remain to be seen. There's elect should die before he takes cause the mild, dry fall per~tted (f)0fficiat daily a lot more advice - from diplo office, the lieutenant governor r9ad work to continue long past matic advisers and from tbe U. 8. elected with him shall be inaugu- the normal time. allies - to be digested before he rated governor in his place. This Abrahamson and others laid can decide what or whether there was adopted 551,444 to 80,178. then it appeared it might be BULLETIN is anything he can do to end the There was more skepticism necessary to il)sue the stamped war, about the other amendment, Qr warrants. In that case, the war UNIVE SITY CALENDAR One thing proouced by the trip less Interest in it for it was 9dopt- rants He sold, they carry inter is a change in tone from campaign ed 496,409 to 83,216. It is the one est, ~nd When funds are available TuESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1952 VOL. XXIX, NO. 63 utterances. From what he said which deals with the possibility of the warrants are redeemed. then, a lot of people got the im a catastrophe among high state I "It we should see that the fund UNIVERSITY CALENDAR Items au scheduled pression that he had actually in the President's office, Old Caplt.ol government officials. is running short, we could make promised to end the war. Provide for Successors a • mid-month apportionment 10 Tuesday, Dec. 9 Thursday, Dec. 11 Now he says something with This amendment provides that the primary road (und, and an· 4:10 p.m. - Meeting, University 12:30 p.m. The University Club, which even President Truman and if both the governor and lleuten- other at the usual time at the end Council, Board Room, 0 C Luncheon and Program, \Jp'~n. others who have wrestled with the "You'd better take over the wheel-Pelugrini is getting altruistic again!" ant governor should die the line of the month," Abrahamson ,..said. . 7:30 p.m. - Liberal Arts Wives 8:00 p.m. - University Play, problem will not disagree: --- , of succession to the acting gover- Motor v.ehicle license lees for Tour, Schaefler Hall. "Dream Girl," Theatre. Many Limitations norship shall pass first to the , 1953 permits wlll be coming in 7:30 p.m. Hick Hawks Square Friday, Dec. 12 preSident pro tern of the state now, since , these weot on sale Play I "How difficult It seems to be in Pancing, Women's Gym. 8:00 p.m. - University , -a war of this kind to work out a senate and then to ' the spE!aker Clf Dec. J. These fees make up a large • 8:00 p.m. - University Play, "Dream Girl," Theatre. , Beardsle~ -fo Make Increased the house. Ie Dolli · these offices part of the money going into the plan that would bring a positive "Dream Girl," Theatre. Saturday, Dec. 13 1 also become vacant then the Iowa primary road fund, along with lVednesday, J)ec. 8:00 p.m. - University Play, and definite victory without pos Supreme Court shall convene the gasoline taxes, wbich be com e 10 sibly running grave risks of en 7:30 p.m. - Sigma Xi Soiree, "Dream Girl," Theatre. legislature to elect a governor available monthly. larging the war. There are many Number of Appointments in 53 and lieutenant ·governor. Also, since the winter weather Chemistry Department, Room 300 8:00 p.m. Basketball: Michigan limitations in a war of this kind." Chem. .Bldg. here, Field house. DES MOINES (.4') -Gov. WIl The two amendments are the set in, practically all if not all 8:00 p.m. - University Play, 9:30 p.m. - Post-ballgame Par Available evidence, however, liam S . Beardsley will have nearly before the terms expire. This is clude: 20th and 21st respectively to be road work was halted, suggests no change in his cam "Dream Girl," Theatre. ty, Iowa Union. 30 appointments to make -consid- because they do not require sen State Banking Superintendent, paign stand that more South Ko erably more than normal-which ate approval. Newton P. Black, Perry, four (For lIlformatloD re,ardln, dates beyond UUs schedule, reans should be trained and years, $9,750. GENERAL NOTICES Me relerva"ons in tilt IIlIlee 01 Ine J"r".lu",u, UIU " ...... t.) equipped. And he promises eco will require confirmation by the Many of those in important po- Board of Control member, Rob nomic aid, too. The general was 1953 state senate. sitions were appointed by Beards GENERAL NOTlCES should be deposited wltb the clb ediior of TIle ley in his first term. He wlll be ert C. Lappen, Des Moines, six obviously Impressed by the terri Dilily Iowan hi the ntWlroom In Eaat hall. Notices must be aubmll. Among those whose terms ex-. starting his third consecutivl;' years, $6,00Q. ble conditions under which South pire next June 30 are many top tcrm, come next January. ted by 2 p.m. the day weeedi .... first publical1on: they will NOT be Korea fights. Employment Security Commis accepted by pbone, and mllst be TYPED OR LEGIBLY WRITTEN' National Salely Council Lis~ ~ names in appointive state gover!l- Whether he will retain or re sion member, Claude M. Stanley, and SIGNED by a responsible person. ment positions. The appointments place any of the present appointees Corning, six years, $6,300. 'I 13 Die in Storm must be submitted to the senate remains to be seen. Usually the State Health Department Com PRI BETA KAPPA MEMBERS Bulge. All those interested arc Unusual 'Accidents 01 1.951 soon after the legislature convenes senate accepts the governor's ap missioner, Dr. Walter L. Bierring, from other chapters who have ra- urged to attend. As Snow ' Sweeps next.Jan. 12, and settled long be- pOintments, but not always. In Des Moines, four years, $6,500. cently arrived OR campus and wish CHICAGO (JP) -Do you know I fore the present terms expire. some instances in the past, COIl S tat e Highw'ay commIssIon to associate themselves with the ALPHA KAPPA DELTA, 80· all the rules of safety first? fire chief. Some interim appointments are in- iirmatlon has been refused. But members, Melvin M. Graham, Alpha chapter of SUI should con clQlogical fraternity will meet an Mountains in West is Kerr Would you have a mouthful of The safety c.e';, t>atrolman cluded in the. total. that doesn't happen often. Audubon, and Frank R. Kerrigan, ~act Secretary M. L. Hult, III Tuesday, Dec. 9 at 7:30 p.m. in KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. (.4') . Daphne, timely tips for an airman standin" Rodriguez and Sam !Abby" Tipped Dubuque, four years each, $4,500 University hall, ~2191. room 105 MacBride hall. Dr. Dav New snow fell in the mountains In addition, the governor has Z8 The offices (or which appoint his return near the open doorway of his the seals off their n~w first aid each. id B. Stout will discuss the topic, Monday but crews managed to other appointments to m ake by ment beginning next July 1 re lurching cargo plane? A driver kits and ,rea ted themselves for next July 1. It is the usual prac quire senate approval, the incum State Lab 0 r CommisSioner, THE (JHRISTMAS P,ulTY OF "Anthropology and the Aesthetics Vallenti guiding a careening truck load of open the roads between California minor injuries. tice to let those slide until s,hortly bents, their terms and salaries in- Frank Means, Manilla, two years, Delta Phi Alpha, honorary Ger of Primitive Art!' Any interested st~dy\ng in ~~'n(lmlte down a windir.g high and Oregon, where 13 lives were $4,300. Also interim appointment. man fraternity will be held Thurs persons are invited to attend. dr¥ullcs on way? A man jaywalking across a But lest you be tempted to toss lost In a tierce, week-end storm. ------aod both away your book of standard safety State Liquor Control commis day, Dec. 11 at 7:30 p.m. in the busy street? Tralfic began moving slowly sion member, Russell F. Swilt, Union River room. Program and I'm BETA KAJ'l'A BUSINJ88 Au&lr~lian rules, remember that treading on over the highways after the roads Before you decide, see what Lady Luck's toes can draw swilt Harlan, six years, $5,300. refresbments. ,Bring small ehn meeting, 4:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 'l]c happened to some of the leading were cleared of hi,gh snow drifts 15, in the senate ch'l1mber of Old retribution - even in a freak State Parole Board member, C. d,ren's gifts not exceeding 25 cents Australian characters in the National Safety in the mountains and blown-down E. Godfrey, Albia, six years, $3,- in. price. Bring yOll,l' guests. Ad Capjtol. Agenda includes electioa easy-going, squeak, trees along the coast. Council's roundup of goofy acci and the percentage of this tax to 900. mission is 35 cents per Qerson. of new members. Members are d(!~-I~ving dents in 1952: That happened to the car that Falling trees kmed six of the State Board of Social Welfare Register in room 101, Schaeffer urged to attend. tine poin smaShed broadside into the Joe total colle ~ tions, are: Falls from Plane storm victims. Another drowned member, Mrs. Mary Huncke, Des hall by noon, Tuesday, Dec. 9. people live Struss car that was making a left wh'im caught by a storm-swelled Ambama2B, Alizona 32, Ar Air force Capt. Fred C. Seals, Moines, six years, $5,000. CLASSICS DEPARTMENT cor· with their turn in Indianapolis. The Strauss wave on an Oregon beach. Thc nSQS 27, California 39. Colorado State Tax commission member, THt ORDER OF ARTVS WILL fee hour in 110 Schaelter hall, "Women of Dallas, Tex., fell out I of the auto rolled into the path 'of another' others died on slick highways. by Commerce Clearing House. 29. Connecticut 27, Georgia 41 , 3:\5 to 4:30 p.m., Tuesday, Dec. 8. doorway of his mile high C46 car Martin Lauterbach, Alden, six meet at the D & L Grill at noon role in car. 'The second impact scnt it O!l Tuesday, Dec. 9. Dr. William Mar Showing of stereo color slides oIl go plane while dropping supplies California-Oregon power com- This is a gain of three states Illinois 42, Indiana, 49, Iowa 35, years, $5,500. Also interim ap- . thall in to complete a full dfcle. Resul~ : pany lines were left in a tangled pointment. _ tin will speak on "OPA Data in the ellissical art by Mr. Ora~o Fum· to troops in Korea. • Kansas 34 , Michigan 49, Missouri :They It smashed into the rear of the mess in this area, but service was over 1951, accounted for by South State Conservation commission Natlonal Archives." agalJi. Coffee at 3:45. Anyone iii· But as he fishe,d desperatel1 fol' car that started the chain reaction. 45, New Mexico 35: North Dakota spOrts in restored to 70 per cent of the cus- Carolina and Georgia, wbich im members, J. D. Reynolds, Creston, teres ted is welcome. peOple. the ripcord of his par,chute, the 37 , tomers Monday by use of lumber posed sales taxcs of 3 per oent for 27, Ohio Rhode Island 24, and William F. ~~rudeger, Burling TilE MONTHLl' MEETING QF tiCipation plane hit a down dratt, dipped mill steam generators. Those stiU the first time, and Alabama, SOuth Carolina 26, South Dakota ton, six years each, per day and the Education Wives' dub will be THE NATIONAL COUNCIL or U\an here,' sharply downward and neatly Fund Drive Begins without power, mostly in rural which increased its sales tax rate. 41, Tennessee 28, Utah 31, Wash expenses each. at 7:45 p.m., Tuesday, :pee. 9, at Jewish Women is sponsorln, an " T~nni s is scooped the plunging airman back areas, are expected to be back 011 • State Board of Education mem the Wesley House Annex, 213 ~ssay contE:.'>t on "Academic Free social the lines wUhin 48 hours. All thr preVIOusly depended lngton 54, West Virginia 53, and aboard the plane's open doorway. bers, Mrs. George L. Kyseth, Clar Market st. Mr. Lee, of the Aldous dom." Colle,e seniors are Invited 'Man With the company cut off from" upon a gas tax for their principal Wyoming 3~. to submit essays. All entries mUll Robert Moses of Brockton, For Support 01 New J ion, W. S. Rupe, Ames, and Roy Florist Shop will display Christ private Mass., was driving the load of dy its usual source of power in this collection. Georgia reduced its gas Pennsylvania and Vel' m 0 n. t , E. Stevens, Ottumwa, six years mas tloral arrangements, be received by Dec. 31, 1952. Fur~ area - a dam in the Klamath tax l·ate. which raised corporate and per Iowa namite when his truck 4'ripped each, per day and expenses each. ther iniorJl)atior. may be obtained for the through nine highway posts, rolled C'ollege Foundation riVer canyon - there was not A map prepared by CCH. au sonal income tax r ates, respec State Board of Basic Science STUDENTS KNROLLED IN In the office of the dean ot the tively, got their biggest collection trom a over on its side-and lay quietly. MT. VERNON, la. (IP)-A drive en pugh power to go around in this thorized tax and law reporting or Examiners members, H. Earl the college of liberal arts who live college of liberal arta. lrom 40 r •. ~ ,." ihat source. replacing the The explosives didn't explode. for funds to support the newly city of 17,000. ganization, illustrates a trend to Rath, Cedar Falls, and Frederic In town, and not those In univer really sales tax, predominant last year. Immovable Object founded Iowa College Foundation ward reliance on the sales tax for F. Smith, Storm Lake, six years sity hous i n~, can no"4 pic~ up their TUE IOWA CHAPTER or of the In Atlantic City, 240 pound already is underway, Dr. Russell TAKEN FOR A RIDE major state income. La r g est New Jersey and Virginia, how each, per day and expenses eadi. second semester delinquel\t sUps Sigma Xi will meet in room 300, said. Dominick Lansqoli laughed, sym D. Cole, president of Cornell col ORILLIA, Ont. (A')-Two hitch sources of income lor the other ever, round the gas tax most lu Natural Re1Iources Council in room 109, Schaeffer hall. Stu Chemistry building at 7:30 p.ln. snqw. was pathetically wben an auto struck lege, said Saturday. hikers were in jail Monday after half of the 4~ states are shown as crative 1,.his year, it replacing mo State Natural Resources council dents in university housing will on Wednesday, Dec. 10. Dr. LeRoy mas cards fighting over a choice place to follows: gas tax 12-; incomo tax 9; receive theirs through proctors. Eyring will speak on "Equilibrium him. Then he helped the driv.er Dr. Cole, also the foundation tor vehicle and income taxes, re members, Mrs. Addison Parker, .When d ' push the damaged car to a garage. thumb a ride. Leonard Monson of severance tax 2, and' franchise Des Moines, and J. Harold Ennis, Measurements and Tl)ermochem president, said solicitation expen spectively, as leaders in those anlrrt~l Weston and Eric Greenwood of tax I. Mt. Vernon. six years each, per THE OHAPERONES' CLUB Istry of Some Rare Earth Oxides A mechanic estimated it would ses of the foundation cannot go states. Delaware shifted back to marked cost $300 to fix the bashed-In ra over 10 per cent and some 10,000 Brockville both were charged The 24 states coHecting their franchise taxes, displacing the in day and expenses each. will meet for luncheon, Tuesday, and Halides." Dr. R. T, Sanderson bti. diator. stUdents from the state stand to with fighting on a highway. ---: largest revenue from sales taxes, come tax as its main revenue. State Real Estate commission Dec. 9, at 12:15 in the pnion prl will speak on "The Inert Elements The civilian crane opera tor in gain by the ol1ganization's work . . members, Allan F. Beck, Mason vate dining room. Ther~ will be As An Aid To Understandinl the Portsmouth Navy Yard in New The foundation is made up of 18 City, and Reuben Hargrove, a Christmas ,1ft exchange. Chemistry." HamPBhire was a careful man. He indepen~ent Iowa colleges and Eisenhower's Aides Visit White House Bloomfield, four years each, per was alert to danger and he wore universities. The funds will be day and expenses each. TilE ZOOLOGY OLUB WILL TRESTLt:BOARD MU "111: a safety hat to prevent accidental used for endowment and planned State Soil Conservation commit meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. FridaY, Dec. 12, at 7 p.m. In the injury. One day he leaned out of expansion. • tee member, William Darbyshire, 10 In 1'OO11'l 405 ZB. Ml'. Arthur Masonic Temple. All students who the crane to shout to a worker Dr. Cole said the foundation ap Rockwell City, six years, per day Fishkin will discuss "Some ,Ex are Master Masons are welcome far below, His safety hat slipped proach to raising funds for private and expenses. perimental Techniques In Chick to attend the meeting, whlQG wW off and struck the worker beloW, colleges has been used success State Aeronautics commissien Embryology." All students Dnd fea ture a review of the Third. breaking his nose. fully in 18 to 20 other states. It member, P. E. Norris, CenterVille, faculty are cordially InvIted. Safety was the watchword as has been praised by leaders of bus six years, per day and expenses. UWA FOR E I G N STUDENT the Waco, Tex., new ,\-ccident in iness who have welcomed being THE IOWA CHRISTIAN FEL committee i. planning a Smor,aJ vestigation car made lts first 01- solicited by the one agency rathllr lowship will show a film, "The bord dinner Saturday, Dec 13 for ficlal trip. Swerving to miss a than by many representatives of Chlid of Bethlehem," In the River lnternallonal club and Interested taxi, the salety man banged into each educational institution, he WSUI PROGRAM room of the Union at 7:30 p.m. peOple. Tickets arc on sa Ie III the the auto of Jim Meers, retired said. Tuesday, Dec. 9. Everyone invit UW A office of student affairs and Besides Dr. Cole as presi\lent, CALENDAR ed. reservations must be made by Fri· other officers of the Iowa CoHaue day noon. The dinner will be hel~ Tuu"ay, December D, tS!;'! GEN. BULY MlTCHELL In the Presbyterian church at 5:~O State Safety Group Foundation are A. J. Burke, J. W. 8:00 Mornlni Chapel Ylvisaker and David W. Stewart, 8 :1' News squadl'on wili hold a regular meet 'p.m. A maximum number of 125 8:30 Grflek-Roman Lttfrnture Ing tonight. Included on the pro tickets al e being sold. The price :-Aclvises Iowans vice-presidents; G. T. Vander 8:20 Penny lor Your Thouiht, Lugt, secretary, and A. D. Donnell, 9:30 Th. Booklh.. lf gram will be activation of new Is $1.00. 8:.5 8 a ker. DOlen members. Hawkeye pictures will ~ On Fire Dangers treasurer. 10:15 Kltch .. n Klatsch Member colleges are Briar Cliff, 10 :00 Newt also be taken. Members wear um TOWN MEN'S ASSOCIATION .. DES MOINES (JP)-lowans, pre~ will have a stag dinner at Relcb" Buena Vista, Centr~l, Clarke, Cor 10 :30 MUlic You Won I forms. • paring to buy the family Chrlst 11 :00 Growlh, Up Cate, Friday, Dec. 12 at 5:48 P,lf : mas tree, were warned 'by , the nell, Grinnell, Iowa Wesleyan, II :15 Music Album Loras, Luther, Morningside, Par 11 :30 Adventures tn Re aenrch A~PHA DELTI\ SIGMA, PRO· aob Ballantyne wUI speak and a • Iowa Safety Council Saturday that 11 :45 Iowa state Medical Soclely fcssiOl'lBl advertiSing fraternity short business meeting will to:· : the tree will burn with almost un sons, Simpson, St. Ambrose, Uni II :59 Prayer lor Peaco ~~rsity of Dubuque, Upper Iowa, 12 :00 RhYihm Rambles wl1l meet Thursday, Dec. 1\ at low. Ruscl'Vat\()n3 should be made ~ control able violence. 12 :30 New. Wartburg, Westmaf a~d William Old Capitol in the houle chamber, by Wednesdar noon If polslble bJ • To insure a safe Christmas tije 12 :., 1. le. of Melody at 7:30 p,m. Prospective pledg!.'s calling Jim Kalter, city phone .. ~ counoil suggested these precau Penn. 1:00 Mu.lcal Chat. • 1:55 Treosures of Science Invited. 1588. • tions with the tree: 2'10 Alternoon Melodies - Before settil:Jg up the tree, saw Exam Forms R. dy 2:30 Concert Hall 01 the All' loff diagonally at least an inch of a 3:00 Radio Child Study Club THE HOME ECONOMICS (lLtrIS IUD-SEMIS". AVDITIOH, 3:U IOWA Lea,ue Qf Women Votera meeting will be held Wednesday, fw the Concert and Vanl\J lIMa. : the trunk and keep the base of the For Hospital Posts 5'30 Nl!WI • ree in a water-containing holder. Application can be made for ci 3.45 High School Chrlslmas Se.1 Pro nl'c. 10. at 4 p.m. in the home aoom HI, Music Bulldin., throuaJI gram economics -room - dlnln, ' room In 'rriday, December 5. Vaoanclel for : Keep the tree away from all vll ' service examina1~ • trading 4 :00 [ow a Unlo" Radio Hour I sources of heat and turn oft tree to employment as a' laborer, 1adl\-' 4N1O TeA Time M.locIl •• l'ilaCbl'lOe hall. Christmas party all woodwind Inltrument&. ' :00 Chlldren'l Hou,' and meeting on IIlfl wrapping. Jighta when no one is in the roo~. dry worker or stationary thllfli 5 :30 NewA _, Check wiring for frayed spots fireman at the Iowa City Veterans. 8:'5 Sport. Time PHYSIcS DEPAtT1lllNTCOir ChI- and never inorease the lilz!! of 1\ ho~pltal. . 6 :00 Dinner Hour' PERSHINO tlFLES WI L L loqulum, Oft. 9 .t 4:1Q ~.m, II 6 :55 Newl meet at 7115 p.m., WedneSday, In rOOm 301 Physics bulldln., Prot ! luse to carry ih~ extra load of , Forms are available at any first 7 :00 Wellcyan Ve. " .... • Christmas lights. , • or second class post office. 7:30 American Folkways rOQm 17 of the Armory. All mem TheodQre Jorpnaen of the UnIV .... IO~ ' :00 M~mor.ble Volee. &< Event. Qers ,tJl\I report In unIform, there IUy Of Nebr1skl will .pealt _ . ' Move the tree lights U the tree's Salary rates for \IlbQrllroll lAd ~ : 30 Morton Ooule! Pte•• n .. IUMCo; :needlee near them J.tart to ' turn laundry workers are listedal'l!(l. 'man and Arthur Vandenbur, Jr. (len), are shown durin, a mee~ln .. at the lVhlte House. AdaIDI called p:oo Of Oent. &< Jau. will be a c6mbat tIlm eoverlnl "~"ac 01 Low ltntrl7 Piotodl 9:45 News 'I>rown. When the needles start to 420 n year and that of a stntionary r,it & reeonn.l~nce vlMlt. Vandenberc will hI' Presldent-rleet Eisenhower's secretary. The New World War II from the Om"hn and Hl!llum Inn~ In Sfovefl\ ~ ",.. e 8 :55 porb JII,hUglm , beach landln; to the Battle ot the es. h ,.... tall, take the tree down, boller fireman is $2 50 llamPllhlre chler executive will 11&81Ume Steelman's job in the Eisenhower admlnJllralion, 10:00 SIGN OFE • TDE' ,PAlLY OWA.V, TUESDAY, DIC. t, liS! - PAGI$ m--.... 1000 Per on Attend Op t1 Hou 'o SI t '"CJ Mortarboard Conferees Attend Luncheon at Union 'h • p For Facuity Women Cnsfmas ageant Open house wiU be held tonlgnt in the foreign language depart- By 70 SUI Students ~~n~a~~ the main !loor of Schaef- Women faculty members from "They Sang That Night In Be the college at liberal arts and thlehem." an Original Christmas wives of Cull-time Jiberal arts Cac pageant sponsored by the Studen~ ulty members have been invited. Christian council, was attended by Demonstrations of new equip mOre than 1.000 persons at the ment and language teaching tech Methodist church Sunday evenin~. niques and tours or the department The pageant was arranged ant! will be included in the progrBm. directed by the Rev. Nancy For ~ Mrs. Gerald Else Is in charge. berg, minister to the students :It the Congregational church. About 70 SUI students partici Holly Highland to Head 1 pated in the pageant which por UWA Freshman Council trayed the slory 0 the Nativity. Holly Highland. AI, Rock ford , The pageal1: featured chor:!1 Ill., has been elected president of reading, music and rhythmic in UW A freshman council. 1 terpretation. Other new officers are Nan:y From a free-will offering tak~n Sadler. PI, Moline, Ill., vice-pres during the vespers, a g,ift will be ident, and Sarah Kaufmann, AI , sent to the Christian university 'n Iowa City, secretary. Tokyo. Japan. • The omcers were elected at the Church groups that participated group's first meeting on Saturday. in the program include Canterbury club, Disciples Student Fellow- COFFEE HOUR PLANNED ship, Lutheran Student associ'l- Teachers in the departments oC tl on, United Student FelJowshill, education. sociology Bnd psychol Roger William Fellowship, We~- ogy will be honored at a UWA stu ley foundation, Westminster Fel- dent faculty coffee hour today. The (Oally ••••• P .....) lowship, Iowa Christian Fellow- event will be from 4 to 5 p.m. !n MRS. BARTHOLOW CRAWFORD, MORTARBOARD ALVMNA, center, &old !\lorUJ'boarcl memben" ship, YMCA and YWCA. the lounge of the SUI library. S";e ciay, Saturday, t:,at they mOllld participate In commlln:'y attlvltlH after fTacJuaUnr from 1------coUe&,e. Mortarboard memben from Ames. Cornell, Grinnell and VI attended the eonference. Mem bers are selected on the baels of ICholarshlp, leadership and &ctivltle. Mn. Crawford poke &0 &he JOHN VALLENTINE, 5, (SECOND F.ROl\l RIGHT ), points out a Iiedtime attraction to his atten Students Present Christmas Pageant r roup after :to luncheon at the Union. Allo shown are Jill Condlth, Grinnell coUere, left and Jo Fuller, ilve parents, before they ,u&'Kest that bedtime follows the story. Equally captivated by her big broth A4~ Centen'\Ile, pre Ident of the SUI .1\10rUrboard chapter. er's "find" Is Mary. 2, (left). The parents are Joan. (second from left), and Rupert Vallentine, (cen ler), Sydney, Australia. Vallentlne Is studying for a graduate der ree in the departments of hydraulics and his wife Is a registered nurse at thl! SUI hospital. Kerr Johnston, (right) , G, New Lambton, is an other Australian student at SUI this year. Entertai ns Iowa Chapters --'- Mortarboard Th~ SUI Mortarboard members ------ acted as hostesses at a state day ership after college at a luncheon budget. 3 Australians on .SUI Campus Saturday. About 35 members Irom in the Union. Mrs. Crawford slt.d Jo Ellen une, A4 , Boone, sum chapters a t Ames, Cornell and that Morlarboard members should marized the panel discussion on Grinnell were guests. participate in community activ "Mortarboard's Role on Campus." Have A coffee hour aod registratil)n ities after graduating from col She said that Mortarboard should in British Charm, Geniality initiate needed actlvlUes opened the event. A general meet leges. until on sale (This Is the fourth In a series of other campus Iroups can take I ing at 10: 15 in the Shambaugh lec "Don't try to do ali." Mrs. Craw I up a large articles on forel,n students at- most the entire population lives is expected to begin operation in them over, recoanlze scholarshlil, into the ture room of the library followed. ford sBld, "but choose Isely, don't tendlnc SUI.) within 500 miles of the coast, few 1955." promote campus loyalty and serve ong with overrate your strength. but follow IlS a sounding board. people see the kangaroos, platy- Concerning graduate education Panels met to discuss "Money become in Australia, Vallentine estimated up this experience." All of the British charm and puses and othel' inland wild ani Malting Projects." "Mortarboartrs The panel discussIon on "Selec that 100 students come to the Sally Yeates. A4, GreenfIeld, tion of Membership" was sum congeniality, as well as the dis- mals by wi1ich Australia is often Role on Campus," and "Selection United Stales every year for led a panel discussion on "Mon.. y marized by Penee Lutt, A4, Des tinctive British accent, were pres- depicted. gradua te training. of Membership." Making." She emphasized that the Moines. The bllsis ror Mortarboard ent in 'three SUI Australian Rabbits are stin one of the Aus "Many fields in 'Australia have Mrs. Bartholow Crawford, Mor goal of money making Is service, membership Is a balance oC scho' representatives at an interview tralia farmcr's worst plagues but no existing courses leading to- ' tarboard alumna discussed lead- but at the same time meeting the arshlp, activities and leadership. ward graduate degrees," he said. over dinner in the home of Rupert a recent method of extermination has reduced the number in the "A tew students get graduate de VaUentine, G, Sydney, Australia. last two years. A disease. de grees through research but 10cal Vallentine's wife, ,Toan, is a veloped ' by research laboratories, advanced degrees are extremely registered nurse at the University is spread among the I' a b bit s hard to get." hospitals. "The American Nurses through innoculation. Mosquitos . Want to gi~e a (iIFT assQciation and the Australian are relied upon to pick up the Nurses association have a recipro disease and to spread it further * * * cal arrangement which a 1 10 w s through the vast rabbit popula 5 Australian Films registered nurses from one coun tion. try to practice in another," Mrs. To Be Shown Here worth hundreds of' laughs? Vallentine clarified the position Vallentine said. ot Australia to Great Britain. Five Australian films will be The third of the Australian trio "We are completely indepen is Kerr Johnston, G, whose wife, shown in the Shambaugh lectUre dent from Great Britain as far as room of the University library PAT JIPSON. A4. IOWA CITY, portrayed Mary and WIlU:tom Hall, Daphne, and three chilnren await our government is co ncerned. Our :GIVE his return to New Lambton. Dec. 16 at 8 p.m. G, White River Junction, VI .. Jo epo In the Christmas Vesper ser- association with Great Britain is The films are: "Australia To- vice. sponsored by the Student Christian Council. Sunday night. The Vallentine and Jonnston are voluntary but we havf' a strong t~e book of SUI campus satire shfdylng in the department of hy day," "Jacaranda," an annual Ilrograrn. Included modern dance Interpretation of Chrl!itmll8 carols loyalty as witnesed when England Australian festival, "Sheepshear- and choral reading of Biblical passaces. A sln&' lnl choir and a drllullcs on Fulbright scholarships declared war in 1939. Australia, ing," "Bushland Fantasy," strange speaking choir were used In the service. About 10 stlldent. repre and both will return to teach in with no obligation, declared war animals of Australia, and "Story senUn, ~O student reUglous &,roups participated. Austr Tlansportat!oD fumlah.d by the friendly ln1lial.d • B.lts $196 to $495 DELUXE CJI. B CO. . . ( SEE magaiine X for entry blank . EWERS MEN'S STORE 28 South Clinton , ). ... New Industry' Members May Join Trad,e Activ!fy Candidates to Be Intervie~ed ~~J~~h:!i~:~s I~,:~:.:' H~: c:".rh::~ ' W' ( -I B . dIn s'oux C,ty For 6 Rhodes ScHolarships re entBtives ofSUl will par- ~:~~~:~':s~I:~~:~ ~iMC~:::I~ Hid ticipale in "College Day" exerci;- will represent the university at a G.' ov ernment age ont ro s oar as ncrease sc~!:ar~~;:i~~~S be f~~ter~~~:~ 1953. Seven other district com- ::e:~. two Iowa high schools this :1~~t~~\f:he~~l~ Thursday Four measures ot Iowa trade a::- Wednesday by the state selection mittces throughout the nation will T ed McCarrel, registrar and di- They will outline the advantages WASHINGTON (.4') - Stabili- tivity - department store sales, committee lor Iowa, Prof. Nicho- also select four men each. rector of admisslon.s. will speak of a higher education, and will laUon oWcials said Monday night household appliance sales, cash las V. Riasanovsky of the SUI The 32 winners will receive two Wednesday at a eollege day ob- describe the unIversity's program, they have "very excellent" pros Freak Blast Kills 6 Children history department, secretary of years of study a t Oxford In any farm receipts and livestock sales the committee, has announced. pects of getting new industry field or toward any degree of- in Sioux City - were higher in Chairman of the state commit members on the Wage Stabillza September thon in August, rAporls tee, which will meet in Iowa City, fered by the universlty_ !Jon board. They said government Iowa Trends in the December is is President Samuel N. Stevens or Candidates who will be inter- 1 wage controls will continue in any sue of the Iowa Business Digest Grinnell college. viewed by the Iowa selectJon AMAZING NEW DISCOVERY - FREE TRIAL mailed this week to Iowa business- The candidates were chosen committee are Thomas Brown, THO AMA%IJIQ !lEW DISCOVEJlY Ilvn quick r~hel from ainus head .'1 event. ..:hell pr_We ,n fo rthead. soreness in 7,el. Ichln. rftHk bonu. brldte Roger L. Putnam, economic men. rrom a preliminary ~creening. Iowa City, and James Wiegand, ~~ ~~~PI~{ ,~.~dc'~::~ h':.~ ;~anh~v.0'b:.~-:~e~~~· ~il~~n~~~~tl~ stabUizer, issued D statement foJ' Comparison of 1952 activi!y Two mcn will be picked Wednes- Washington, D.C., University ot _. d lnYll1 Th.. new treatment r.hevu most .anul headaches tn few and fo r Mobilization Di day to represent the slate at a Iowa seniors; Robert J. Hoerner, mlnutH ana as fenerll rule lorm_ In h.aa. (Ie. and n~k .. entirely bimself with that ot 1951, however, pre- district committee meeting in Des Cornell colleDe, Mt. Vernon, r ....vod IJI .hor lime. No ma iler bow lonl you ha,·. lufferod or how .. chronic ~ur case may be or how many dm.re 1 t«atm.nu you hav .. rector Henry H. Fowler sayng sents a less favorable p~cturc, Moines Saturday. senior ; Donald C. Swain and Toeld trlfd or how much money you have 'P4nt wlihoul re5ult.. we btlie". . i i ! 0 you wlIt mazed at lhe fall rtltd Ibis a",aZln. n.... tnatm.nt ,'VH tbat "we are determined to keep po in Is out t h e mon thl y p ubli calIon The district committee wUl R. LaPorte, Un vers ty 0 u- you. 11 hal riven amulnc fasl reUef 10 thousands. wm. {or FlV!! nAY . ch f t d ts h ' 11 buque seniors' Dnd Rodman 0 nu:E TlUAL. poll paid 10 you. no coal or obi ,atlon excepI tbl, : ... h.n ., \ the stabilization program operat o f th e SUI b ureau 0 t b usmess re- oose our s u en w a WI go , . you wrlu tor \1. It II 8Il'eeer f ganized business groups in main- .------. DINlNG room lulle. davenport .nd vIcinIty. Chrillmal vaeaUon. Phone 20. Qln tak . t... · o po_n.... Will ex- sales for the 1952 period were 9.4 n" d v 80 er word chRlr, Iplnrt delk. ,a.. 'tove, refrt.· " talning a functioning Wage Stabi- I! a ...... J) eralor. wnshJn, "",chine, Cryltat .u", 3310. cban. rerer~ne ... Phone ,.58. .ht, " per cent higher than sales for the lization board with proper ind us Iowa Public Education Officia1 to Talk Here Three dayS ... _... 120 per word w.re. mllc. Dill 5207 .• R[O. w"nt.e-d to Fremont County. low., ' I try representation. We believe we 1951 period, and bank debits - l-'Ive days ...... 150 per word Chrlltm.. vac.llon. Share expenses. Rooms for Rent ANTIQUE el.uware, hlltorle botuel, Pllone Exl. 4041. ". will succeed in tbat effort." Poul F . Johnson, assistant su check transactions and other de Ten days ...... 200 per word pottery JUIlI. lUI .nd pllche.. lor struction, Jessie Parker, has com Oue montb ...... 390 per word sal •. Appolntmenla only. Dial DIH. RIDE wanted to QllllomlA CIIrlItm.u FUIlNISH~O rooml. Me". .. Double. The present crisis grew out of perintendent of the state depart pleted a proposed program after posit turnovers - in 11 Iowa cltJes vacatJon. Share ."':n•••. Phone 1.24eo. Pbon. 8-:nn or ••. Minimum cbar&'e 500 TAlLS. two lull dr... lulu. 35 and D. Truman's decision to grant John ment of public education, will a four year study. were higher, other indexes of bus KIO.OO each. Pllone Exl. utI5. MAN _\It ahare drll,ln, and expellRl VERY nl~e room. Phone ..,,11 L. Lewis' soft coal miners the full speak at a public meeting Wed- iness operations declined slightly. to • .,1 eOIlL M ...I a.. lv by December $1.90 daily wage hike Lewis had nesday at B p.m. in the Junior high The proposed program is based FOR oale - Television ... 1. delivery 22. Dial 1-3167. ROOM'I - ".aua.. .ludf!nU, Phon, school auditorium. on two principles: The antic~ted September December 18. Sl25. DehumldJfler. 1100: .514 negotiated with the industry in CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Nor.~ wuhlnl machJne . • ,,: 2 Iron ~. 1. All pupils in the state should back-la-work movement in agri- y •• wllh Iprln ••, 110 .aell. Llbl .. ry table, 85; HOWIe for Rent ROOM ror men Clooe In. Phone '-UI6 stead of the reduced $1.50 the He wiII speak on proposed have a quality of education avail- cultural machinery and tractor One Insertion ...... 'lBc per in~h air All Wool Pullovers Long sleeve pullover sweaters in fine all WOOl, lambs wool and cashmere blenq.s. A wide range of colors. $195 to $1250 BEETLE BAILEY • I BY MORT J'LL PUT A STOP '10 I.. US PICKING ON - tho Ailiolutol, Uniform Ch1'istrnas colnes to your home from ..•. 't&"'liffHD D.AWIIiG PI.elL !Ahllut' uniformity _ftl d.... I .... wltllaut .... IJlOI." - CIIln. Itllbtl dellil. fl,,",UI '" _h, Ion.·.... rln ...... Edlly ""tlft· ..... b Mill·.·.,. d.. ,.. '''-In. 811 J .... " -'J. " r!!I! ~ !l!!! I ...... I PADE Hig" School S niar " 001' Ovcn l :Hi-!l:n" _SslK -: 'DI&oDAILYf lOfW:. TU:DAY, /DBC',,9 lDS! . ,J , t (ity, .(ounty Runs Legislature , (ity Record I Robert Rehder, University high START.tt' ) :8 0 i', u A school sen ior, served us presiding "'h' ~ :- . . . . IC/a . rres Voters May To Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hum eo SI. LouiS, Mo. 'f' r th t t th J ~ TODAY. mer, Oxford, a girl Sunday at Paul J. Atlmutch, 21, Kalona, 0, Icer 0 e sen a cae owa Mcrcy hospital. and Edith Ropp, 24 , Kalona. HI-Y boys' mode) legislature in Des Moines last Friday and Satur To Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Nash, day. CarrYIng Secret Papers ~~e,,~!~~i~!~i"' 1816 B st., a boy Sunday at Mercy DEATHS He is the son of Mr. and MrS. WASHINGTON (JP) -The tate voting machines for Iowa City or hospital. , Peter Kannegieter, 77, Ackley, Johnson county precincts was dis T. M. Rehder, 1181 Hotz ave. Reh department ~id Monday Foy D. To Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Miller, at University hospitals Saturday. der is director of the SUI dormi l cussed at a meeting of the county Kohler, 44, former bead of the Suspect Denies IGrandma Holdups Kalona, a boy Sunday at Mercy Margaret Passmore, 72, Durant, tory and dining service. Voice of America, violated se board of supervisors and Iowa hospital. at University hospitals Sunday. City's precinct advisory commit Bills drawn up by Hi-Y clubs curity regulations in carrying To M'r. and Mrs. Warren Mu,'- Edward Miller 67 Grandview secret documents to a week-end tee Saturday morning. In the state were brought up and phy, RR 5, Iowa Ci.ty, a girl I at tlniversity hos~itals Sunday. ' debated at the meeting. drinking party in nearby Virginia. . The precinct committee, heaoed Sunday at Mercy hospItal. Norbert Goldsmith, 35, Clarence, The department declined to say , by Prof. Nornlan' Meier, of the Sidney Winter Jr., son ot Dean SUI psych<>\pgy department, is in To Mr. and Mrs. Orville Wolker, at University hospitals Sunday. and Mrs. Sidney Winter, was a what disciplinary action might be . R. R. 5, Iowa City, a girl Sunday Elizabeth Leamer, 71, 21 Koser taken. ··".Iidating the advantages and senator at the meeting, and Georile at Mercy hospital. ave., at Mercy hospital Sunday. Ojemann, son of Prof. and Mrs. Officials said the documents disadvantages of using voting ." .. cnlnes Instead of the present To Mr. and Mrs. John Cellman, Joseph Harbaugh, 75, Colesburg, Ralph Ojemann, was a representa dealt with the political situation Oxford, a boy Monday at Merry at University hospitals Monrlay. tive. in French Morrocco, scene ot ballot system. T"" hoard of supervisors, Rob hosptial. ;======-""';;==:==-:=:======, bloody riots in the last few days, To Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Floyd, and aUairs in Tunisia. Both are ert Mahoney, Marvin Stahle, and u. "'. t'ecnman, will confer on the R R 6, Iowa City, a boy Monday truuble sp<>ts ill the turbulent at Mercy hospital. Jean Cocteau's Navy Middle East. voting- problem here -in connec tion with the voting machine and To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jenson, Had 2 Sec.ret Papers I will meet again in about two West Branch, a girl Monday at Red Sal The state department said Koh weeks with the committee. Mercy hospital. ler, a member of Secrlltary ot May Redistrict Precincts ( f. NavY State Dean Acheson's policy Because of the population in MARRIAGE LICENSES planning board, 'had twe secret North crease voting precincts must be Fred R. Atkinson, 39, Columbia, daY - onc papers in his possession when he either redistricted and doubled in S.C., and Florence Scannell, 31, was arrested by p<>lice in Arling j miles from number or a new method of vot ton, Va., 1ft 2 a.m. Saturday on biggest ca ing mllst be used such as the is finaUy here tepn war. charges of intoxication. With his automatic voting machires. oIInillr n also wHe, Phyllis, 40, he had been at , If Iowa City continues the pap I tending a party in Arlington. -DANCE- ~ HAYWARD· PADUlA 1EIlIKA' bombing er ballot system, more election "Where Eastern Iowa Dances" Kohler, a former counselor at sites must be rented and more Tile the American, Embassy in Mos- .election officials hired. However, WEDNESDAY, Western Tempos by Midwet!it's Top Record 1ing Friday, Dec. 12 cow, was arrested with his wife if voting machines are installed, ' after their C '1fMtc, 4, 8ukJt.·· Jean came to me . .. denied f ood, denied shelter .•. denied the human right ... a woman of the streets. . p- to live as all other men!" Of all the men I've known ~ ... and it's a onlyJean Valjeanwas theone hectic marvel to ever show me kindness!" of, merrimen" and melody! Show. - 1:30 ENDS TODAY ' 3:25 - 5:25 r:"p!p;:iIII... ~1 7:25 - ';25 "feahlre ':40" WE~~::~A Y' Gt i g'i t. j~ Bran::r!~ the , I------~- THE INSIDE- STOay OF THE CHILDREN OF A NEW NATION: DRAMA BtYOND BELIEF •.. • " . abandoned by the world as was Jean Vaijean .. . Yet "'11.~~C1\Ol"\ ,- Iowa • , , a son of the French Hawkeye he willingly gave me his c.\"~SS\c. Alpha Chi, name " .his love!" __,.. ",0 ~ ""O~"fpr.\. Revolution.V aljean waa dents of my rival for Cosette ... Lambda still he saved me from Kappa, 8; ) \tJ\ •• certain death! II 8:20. Searing drama "\t.'TO; ' ~GOS ~ Il' L\\ BOunds the heartcry of a nation. , • told Filmed in in the terrifically ~' ~.W From the +- moving .tory of a ',: its entirety ~~ N£~\ l\11HRILUNG! Hollywood. busload of children "') lust as Victor ~ I t".l- Studios of from nowhere- adri4 Hugo wrote it I At.", . in a friendl... world! FRAN sturinl . 2~ ,. ished movi " DOOfa Open 1:00 P.M:'