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Eat. 1868 - AP Leased WiIe - Five Cent.l Iowa City, Iowa. Friday, July II, 1952 - VoL 86 No, 197 ------~------. c e an I a es ace Taft, Ike Agree InterluCi. with Interlandi 'South Suffers Speeches Bring Vice~President By New Rules Wild Ovations, Delay Sessi~n Spot Still Open Of Convention CONVENTION HALL, CHI CAGO (,4» - (FRIDAY) The CmCAGO (IP) - The Republi mCAGO (IP) - The Republi c n convention Thursday ap GOP put In nomination fol' the can vice-pl'csidential nomination presidency Thursday night the race remained wide open Thurs proved new rules dccreaslng the names tSt the men who have sput relative power of southern states day. It into bl~terly warring factlons It Is thought the No. 2 spot on On the Republican nation3l com Sen. Robert A. Tart and Gen: Ihe ticket will be filled at the di mittee and po sibil' in futurc GOP Dwight D, Eisenhower. rection of the presidential nomi nlltion:l1 conventions. Gov. Earl Warren of Callfornla, nee. Sen. Rob rt A. Taft has lona former Gov. Harold E. Stas~en of Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower nnd hod mil h str nith nmong GOP Minnesota and Gen. Douglas Mac Sen. Hobcrt A. Taft of Ohio, lead organizations In the south, W d Ar~hur were nOmilUlted, too, at ing rivals for the top spot, made It nesdny night, however, the na a Republican national conv~ntion clear through their supporters tion I convention overturned de that 13lted into today's earl,y th at they hoven't cven begun to Cisions ot the Taft-dominated na morning hours. get down to brass tacks on that tional committee nnd credentials First Sen. Everett M. Dickson secondary problem. committee and seated Georgia and of ot I111nol8 paraded to the speak Sen. Richard Nixon ot the Im Texas delegations largcly (avoring er's rostrum to present to the portant California delegation was Gcn. Dwight D. Eisenhower. COoll, IowOft P~olo) weary dereitates: "Mr. Intearity, being discussed by some Eisen Thursday the convention adopt Mr. Republican, Mr. Am~rican, hower supporters as a possible TIIERE WERE 8(0 CROWD I'a.thered arow 1 each of the fh-e Robert A. Tnft." ed a new rule giving an extra television sets at the l\femorlal UnJon Thursday nl,ht, watchlll&' &be thoice. Nixon has been regarded WIIS 40- scat on the national committee to panorama 01 the Republican national convention In ChlcllIO. hOWD That the slenal tor a as prO-Eisenhower, although he ony stotc which goes Republican minute uproar. is going down the line for Gov. I th.... therln« In the ~wO-8.l 10ul1&'e sollth ot the UnioD lobby, In in either a presidential or guber addition to tlte ollth lobby 101lllre, t!rere were two set opera iiII&' in Knvwlpd Pr.,..... Warren. Earl Warren of California as Ion II natorial eiection or which has a Another senator, Calilornla's as Warren has a chance. the main IOrulle and one In the north lobby TV room. The !lela have Republican majority In it con b.en busy ever sInce the national com'enlioD tarted last Monday. William E, Knowland proposed MI ..ht Ask. Warren gressional delegation. The extra Warren as a "candidate who can Before the Eisenhower camp seat would go to the party's state give the lendersllip tb.e nation now could approach Nixon, however, chairman. so desperately needs." Twenty It seemed likely that Warren him North, l\(ldwe t Gain Cartoon by Inter/andi more mrnut~ 01 bedram followed self might be offcred the second Knowiand's appearance. At prescnt the national commit place spot. He has said he . Then· Gov. Theodore McKeldin t e has two representatives tl'()m wouldn't take it, but he said the 01 Maryland, once Q favorite SOil each state, II man 'and a woman. TO 'be ~ Jame thing in J948 then changed Used Nationwide hopeful himself, put in nomina his mind. Since southern states cldom go A carloon by Frank Interlandi, , tion the nome 01 Eisenhower - Republican, the rule is expected Sen. WiUiam Knowland of A4, Elmhurst, Jll., has be n chosen Iowan since last fall. Three of the general wllo nevC)r before had California might give lhe Eisen to add to the relative power of the tried lor public office. for nationwide distribution dur his cartoons also were used as hower slate a friendly link with north and Republican midwest. ing National Newspaper Week, "He is a strong man," McKel the GOP elements behind Taft The convention also voted to re Oct. 1-8. cover pictures on the new campus din said, "the Hercules to sweep if Knowland could be Induced to duce the delegate strength in fu The cartoo, tilled "Not Too humor magazine, "Magazine X." tile stench and stigma from the take the second spo!. Knowland ture national conventions of Gtates Tight Please!" shows Ihe Staiue At the close of the spring sem Augean stables ol the WaShin{ton "I admire your convictions, but I've found that strict neutrality is the b st thut do not turn out II sizeable has worked hard to keep peace of Libcrty being squcezed by a ester, Interlandl collected 100 of lI(\mlnistr tion." between the Eisenhower and Taft on vote tor GOP pr\!sidentiol and ncwspapcr corset, thc strings of policy campus!" nis cons published during th\! ' )lolae, 'CoI.,-, (Joo( ...~ : factions. congressional candida tes. which are bl)Ing pulled by two With .balloOn!!, hanners, bands, Sen. H. Alexander Smith of Il approved a rule change pro honds representing censorship year, added 40 new one!', (t,nd flYin& paper saucers and state New Jersey, an Eisenhower sup viding for one district delegate to and controls. brought out a book titled "Inter- Standards, parti.ilns ctormed Into porter, suggested in a statement Visual-Aids in Learning British Technician ' futurc conventions tor each con Thc cartoon carrics out lhe lude With Intcrlandi" which . ~old the: aisles and paraded u best that the .. loser in thc Taft-Eisen gressional district casting 2,000 thcme for this year's N ation~ I 2,000 copies In local bOOk. slores. they could round this vast stock hower contest take No.2 place on or more votes for GOP presi Newspaper week, "Your Right To yards arenll, National Newspaper weelt Is Ihe ticket. Described to 'Educators , Gets Light Sentence dentlal or contressional candi Know ... a Constitutional Guar Even as the demonstration Neither Ca.mp Waala It datesin the election preceding the antee." sponsored by the Ne ,vsP'l per Since all education is a guided . whirled on, there were moments Neither cnmp seemed to be giv For Secrecy Leak convention. In April, one of Interlandi's Association Managers, InC. This ot indecision as to whether the process of- communication, leam- warned not to place too great a will ing this any consideration. Rille purs outh carloons was sent to papers be the fourth year that tile convention would go. on into a ing can be improved only by Im- burden on movies and television LONDON (JP) - Spindly, pasty- association has selected cartoons pre-dawn ballo! on nominees or Eisenhower's bllckers now be The old ru Ie gave congressional Ihroughout 10wl1 to promote the lieve they can win the nomination pro~lng. our methods or commun- in the teaching proceSS. laced WilUam Morshall, a foreign Cancer control month sponsored drawn by Daily Iowan artists tor hold off until IlJter In the morn icatmg Ideas. office radio operator who said dlsU'icts a delegate if they cast use during the week. ina. There had been some Indica without having to make any sort . . Roger Albright, director or edu- as many as 1,000 GOP votes. It by the Iowa Division ot thc Amer of deal on the vice-presidency. In On the basis ot thiS conclus~on, cational services, Motion Pictul'e snubs of his countrymen turned Ican Cancer Society. The cartoons are made avail tions that a ballot mi(ht come be Godfrey Elliott, executivc vlce- Association or America Waslliog was construed as a spur to south the past, tha t plum often has gone his head toward Moscow, was An Interlandl cartOOn also won able to newspapers in mat form fore delecates cal ed it quits. p~esident of Young America too, D. C.. told the ;roup that ern states to get out the Republi .Rep. Joseph W. Martin Jr., the to the man able to swing an im sentenced Thursday to five years can vote. the 100 first prize in the cartoon tree ot charge by Printer's Port, portant bloc of votes to the win Films, Inc., New York descrl.bed during the past 100 years edd division o( a 1951 nationwide Inc., Omaha, Neb, convention .chairman, said speech in prison for jottiog down British ner at the right time. !hursday the role o( visual-aides cators have expected too much of The convention also adopted coUege newspaper contest for es and demonstrations were eat In learning to Iowa educators at- text books. "Now that audio-v is secrets and handing some to the rules aimed at averling in the fu highway safety campaigns spon In, up 10 much time the voting Given a free choice, Eisenhow tending the audio-visual work- ual materials have been devel er's camp would liI;e to have a Russians. ture such rows over seats as sored by the Lumbermen's Mutual would have to be l'Ostponed. shOll on the SUI campus thi~ oped, we must not expect them to young man from the west who re Marshall, 24, declored "1 am plunged the present convention CaSUalty company. Ike's Iowa Backers CeaU .... Appears week. carry more than their share of still innocent" as the judge, Sir into bitter argument. mains friendly to Taft and could "ot lhe (our elements of com- the teaching job." Inlerlandl's cartoons have ap Meanwhile, Taft, Warren and help keep the Taft wing the Patrick Barry, pronounced the It voted to set up a contests pen red reguiariy in thc Dally Stassen appea ed to have tormed ot munication, the communicator, the "Each method Is best suited to Object to Remarks porty in line in Novcmber. comparatively light sentcnce in committee on the Republicnn na a loosely-knit coalition designed transmission device, the message, its own arcas, and must be se historic old Bailey where German tional committee to sift delegate to stop Ii nrst ballot stampede- to Knowl and is the most logical and the pupil, the 'medium or de- lected for the job it can best do," choice on that basis. born Klaus Fuchs was sentenced contests well in advance oC the Of State Chairman Elsehhower. But amonc them, It vice' can be ,eared most easily he concluded. to 14 years in prison two years conventions. The idea is to settle Taft-Hartley Law and most effectively to the needs was stUl each man· tor himself. The week-long workshop closes ago tor passing atom secrets to the cnses belore conventions start. CHICAGO (IP) - Iowa backer. Tift fOrces concentrated theIr of the student." He explained that the Russians, In GOP Platform of Gen. Dwight D. EisenhOWer the teacher must decide what is today with 8 panel on the use of Southern StalH Importall' fire as much on Gov. Thoma. E. television In education and sum Alter only 63 minutes of delib Thursday night publicly crltici Defense Funds Bi~L to be presented Dnd then select The tigbt this year over south CHICAGO (IP) - An endorse Dewey oi New York .. on Ei mary reports presented by chair eration at the end of his two clzed the chairman ot their .tate senhow,,"( tryin. 19 convince dele the best "tool" of communication. ern states between forces of Gen. ment ot the TaCt-Hartley labor delegation, Robert K. Goodwin, men of the speclol Interest dllY trial, an all male jury coo Dwig\1t D. Eisenhower and Sen. law is tllp main point in the Re ,a~ t!\aUbe 19«-1948 ,loser WII Signed by Truman Boolta Need Interpretation groups. victed Marshall on three counts for reported indirect referl'l)ces the real/power .behind Eisenhower Elliott described the place ot the Robert A. T3(t may well have de publican party's proposed labor to the eeneral. of giving state secrets to Pavel termined the GOP nomlnec. plank. and sure to cost the GOP a vic- WASHINGTON (11') - A bill book In education as an Import Kuznetsov, second secretary In the .George M. Faul, head ot 15 providing $46,600,000,000 In de Eisenhower won a showdown on Jt calls tor rewinlng the contro tory in ~ gS2. , lint one but said, "The printed Soviet embassy here, and one known Eisenhower backer,s limon, Largely 1t waS Tart apinst EI tense funds. for the next 12 monlhs pace Is an inertective medium of count of recording secret diplo Georgill, nnd Tan torces conceded versial law as now written-plus the 26 Iowans said the Ike group was signed by President Truman West Proposes an Important TelC9S contest, such future changes "as time nnd senhower [01'. the blC prize of the communication unless the person matic radio cn)) signs. At Judge "objected to statemena • ,that party. trom tlie' Tart camp Thursday. receiving the message bri ngs to The new GOP rules require that expertence show to be desirable." ret Barry's direction, the jury re Chairman Goodwin has been Itse1l c. ~e prediction or a It furnishes the cash to estab It a rich background 01 experience turned a not guilty verdict on a rlval slates of delegates must file No specific changes 3re proposed. making." votin, deadlock that could shltt and understanding. Ush a powerful 143-wlng airforce Election• Talks fifth cnarge that Marshall "ob "succinct," I,OOD-word statements The Inbor pl1lnk probably will Faul said Goodwin had: told tbe nomlnatjon eventually to one 1955. "Audio-visual material Is able not be too well liked by either by the middle of The effec tained Information ot value to nn "definitely stating the points re Iowa newsmen that the real' is o( the others , Ill; ' even to a rank tIve strength o( the airforce now to enrich verbal communication management Or lobor. enemy." lied on" by each side. sue at this seething convenU~n Is outsider, G. Mason Ov,rlett, Re Is about 90 wings. and make It meaningful because it On Germany publican national. committeeman Is less symbolic and more con "Wall street and the International The bill also gives $45 a month fro m Pennsylvania" declah!d crete In nature," he added. bankers versus Main street and extra in combat pay for service WASHINGTON (IP) Tile Business Teachers' Pa nel Questions Maier sma 11 business." "anythitlg clm happen." men In Korea since the fighting Moderation Urnd In another morning session, Western powers offered today to began thcre. meet with Russia for the specific Vi 0 r k s hop partlclpants were purpose of creating an "Impartial" commission to determine whether Text Publisher Says. peakers; free elections enn be held through out divided Gr-rmany. The proposal might mean a Trips Aid ·~n \ Buslnets Courses break in the long East-West de !'fearly 75 high school general A Condensation of Late Developments bate over German unification, but it was hinged on conditions which business tcachers met in the sen have. pr~ctlcal experience. some diplomats doubted Moscow ate chamber of Old Capitol Thurs Another su,testmn was the llIIe of field trips to lei students .Cet a CAPETOWN, South Atriea (IP) -Eighty-eight more Negroes were would accept. day to attend a one-day c~rifer arrested in Port Elizabeth Thursday afler they broke race segregation picture of h~w business and in- Tbe United States, Britain and ence sponsored by the depart dustry ilctuaUy operate. '. laws. A total of 203 persons have been I\rrested in Port Elizabeth since France, in new identical notes, the national civil disobedience campaign began June 26 In protest ment of office management and Durine the *#etnoon session gave notice that Russia must agree there was a panel .whlch asked against Jim Crow laws. in advance to genuinely free business education of the SUI col Maler Que~\ioDl. • • • elections in the Soviet zone, and lege of commerce. COPENHAGEN, Denmark (IP) - Denmark Thursday formally re Some of the questions asked to participation of a free German jected an American protest against the delivery of a 13,OOO-lon Danish The main speaker was Thomas were, wbat p..oJecll are effective government in negotiation of a built tanker to Russia, The tanker, the A!)sheron, cleared from Copen B. Maier, assistant editor ot SoW In teachtng ,eneral businen; hagen Tuesday, manned by a Soviet crew. U.S. Ambassador Mrs. Eu peace t.rea Iy . Publishing company, Cincinnati, should All student. be required to lIenie Andel'son had &Iready been Informed that Denmark was bound Russia, which has been press 0., one ot the two largest publilh take collnes in ceneral buslnel!'; by a 3-year-old 'Contract to bulld two tankers tor the Soviet Union. ing for a Big Four con(ereoce on ers of business education text- what soarces ot materIal are • • • Germany for the past four !lvallabl~ to lupplement textbooki, FRANKFURT, German:r (IP) -A Soviet army deserter was seized months, thus far has failed to and Wilat orcnlzltlon of • elul II here Thursday. British officials had asked West German pollee help make a commitment on these books in the country. poIslble ' to Provide to!' individual In capturing him before he could return "to East Germany or Russia points. Instead it has urKed sim Maier spoke on "'Vltaminldnl'- dlffer~nces In Ule class? . with the knowledge he gained in En,land." It was not revealed what ultaneous discussion of unity and Your General Business Course.' Membe... of panel were Henry Information he obtained in En,land, or on what charies' be was ar a peace treaty, by the occupying He stressed the contribution of R. Kimbllit; UbertyVllle hlah rested. powers themselves. IN THE mOH SCHOOL GENERAL BUSINESS TEACHERS CONFERENCE Thll .....y At SUI, Thomaa general business courses ' to 'the ~h~l, L1~hyvll1e, Ill.; Violet • • • The Western powers restated B. Maler. (center) .88illlant editor of Ut. S-W Publlshln, company, Clnelnn.tl, 0., lpoke on "'Vlta overall education of the hi,h Schae~fkoetter, Owensville, Mo.; SEOUL (FRIDAY) (lI') Tank-supported United Nations in- their contention Ihat their pend mini"",' YOII!' General BUllnesl Coune." The conference was sponaor" by the department of oIflc:-e school student. .' Sister Marl Carolf~ MUllin, Ot fantrymen occupied three Korepn hllls without opposition and lought ing separate peace contract with lIl&IIIII'ement and bua~ese ed.catlon In the SUI eolle~. of commerce. Maler ....de bls lpeeeh in tire He went on to list some "teach tumw~ . C-;~!llr,l. ,.Cl!thoUe 111gb a bitter one-hour action for a fourth Thursday before Withdrawing. the Bonn ,overnment lett the way JIlol'DIbI and In the .ftemooD the panel pictured a bove asked him quntlona prompted by tbelr work ing suggestions," among them the Ichoo~ Ottwnwa, and C. C. Crow The U.S. eiihth' army reported the raids were northwest ot Cho~'won, open for a final peace settlement at SUI. The panel m~mben .re (left to rlIht) Henr), R. Kimball, Libertyville, III.: Violet 8cbaeper ca i1ing In ot bUl'lnellmen tor In ley. Callana n juplor ' high sehooli on the western tront. AU the UN raldln, units relurned to their bases. with a unWed Germany, koetter, Owe ...,1Ue, Mo.; Sliter Mar), Carolyn Mullbl. OUlUIlwa, and. C, C, Crowle)" Del MolDn. formation on thlncs In whiCh they be. M.olnea, PAGE TWO TIlE DAILY IOWAN, FRIDAY• .JULY 11, 1953 ~-The Dady lowaf1 TV Industry 'Red Dean',of Canterbury .. , -~----~------~~------~---=~~~~~~------~ Gets u.s. Cold,Shoufdet FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1952 Frightened by By J. M. ROBERTS JR. S l' ·th th th r b t Assoclaled Press News ~nalyst la 10 WI e 0 er, u '- would have been denounced bJ ...... daU7 cxeeP\ 8WJciay .pd r •••,te. ~,. ':$1 a .1IL n. O.J.,. I ..... 'n' II. ' ••Dall. ..It_., ~ and ....' holJdan by student ,lre.laU...... hllen t, .. tile lea, .1 Rising' Costs For once, Dr. Hewlett Johnson, both for saying that be/ing a Com. ....1IbI ..... 1Qe.. 1,. Jo .... Ave., JOWl OUI " ••raalha .. 1111.1 .... Dabaqae ••• "Red Dean" of Canterbury, has a •. Jowa. ..._ a lKOI\d du. m.U .e.a ..... ,I . '~JI Ir••• a.lIt. h J I • .•• DAII.r IOWAN EDITOIlIAL lITA'F munist is not incompa tible with I _iter .t 11M poet<>fti« It lowl City, a ... rN. I • •ID . le G ...... NEW YORK (CP) - The eco been guilty of bad timing. U,. S.'.r. Editor ...... Wlll~m ~labby belief in God. IIIIGer 11M eel of __ of March J. ..,. ....n' ...... te u. N •••• - , I 1171. MllnSlm. EdIlar ••..•• . Jooeph Meyer nomic storm signals are up and Dr. Johnson loves to make Ull The Manchester gUfardian re News Editor ...... Ro~rl HellS orthodox remarks, creating con 01' 'I1lZ 4191 there's real trouble brewing for marked Wednesday that "if hil MDIBER ASSOCIATED puss Call rr •••••• te ...... Asst. News Editor . . .. Jlm Foster ".. AIaoclated Prea II enUtied eJ[- a. ",ett Dew. Ul: ....~ w ••eo', .&.1 troversy and attracting attention self-complacency anrJ self-delu. elualvely to u...... lor republication ...... t •••••• e-t: •••1I La Tbe Dall, City Editor ...... Gear,. Youn, television in 1952·53. to himself. col all \he Ioo.al .... printed In Ibis sion were not so cC:Jmplete, til! w. J ...... E4II1 ..rtal , "Iees ar••• 'be b ..... Ass' l. Clly Editor ...... 0<>" Ma~s In recent weeks, a good deai of __pu as wt1I as all AP ne•• .-••••t •••• aall, •• r~ •• traDe• • He has done it again in En£, 5pOrLo EdItor ...... Jack Bender Dean would be a rather palhetit • ~ land by returning from a Com Society Editor •...... Mary O<>nal double talk and involved statistics figure." I munist-sponsored trip to Moscow ralH - by In 10.... have emanated from the TV net- AIJDIl'.... .11...... , Suba<:rlpUon curler B\JSlNESB . BAlLI' IOWAl'I STAFF City. IS c~nto weekly Dr $I ~r year In with word tha t or B usln~u Man.,er .. John Cru.I"~rry worll s in explanation of the wave OIaC11LA7IOIf_ advanee; alx m.on~ t $4.25; tbree hew a s con montluo. fJ-'O. By mail In lowa ... per Claul!led Mana,er .... Barbara Boyd of sponsor cancellations that bas year; .1x montha. $5; three monthl, vinced by "sci Plane Se'arch Call. N151 If " •••• _ nMl.I $3: All other min auba<:rlptiOIlll '10.00 DAILY lOWAN ClIlCULNfJON STAF. seriously affected the program "... ••- o.U" •I ..... It, 1 ...... "., ••• pu year: ala montluo, f.5.eo; three entific" evidence ..ntH" II ..... _ aU Ie""'" ,Hen monlbo. $3oU• ClrculaUon 't.!ana,~ .... Ro~rt H_ ming structure and promises to that the U. S. Halts; Vi~tims play havoc with many of the big had aaopted budget shows. germ warfare in • • The broadcastel'S prefer to blame the Far East. Still Missing d I t o r I a the t'ecessionist trend on the ap But in the Unit MOLINE, ILL. t.lf') - A twO- I proach of summer, traditionally a ed S tat e s he day air search for the small plant Our Worthy Amb~ssadors low-ebb period for TV. Some au missed the boat of a missi ng Dam.,?lle couple Wit • tumn, they say confidently, the big by trying to suspended Thursd ~l yt, t compete wit h Capt. Scott Johl)son, cpmmand· No large merican group has made a more boys will all be back in the [old, SUI 5 Scc·ttish Highlanders have an oppor shelling out advertising millions to the Republican convention. er of an air for,be rescue pial» tunity to' perform a role in international relation inccl'e effort to understand the tradition and back TV's expensive bills. PVT. WILLIAM MARSH. (left), Iowa City. and p""I Cha rles Lake, The British press, however, has sent here from ){)enver, said i1! Anxiety Evident St. LouiS, Mo .. examine the small 'equipment they'U be uslnr as stu been giving him considerable at had recommended suspension ~ that possibly has confronted no otller similar cuJture of another nation than the Highlanders, dents In the small quantity kltehen. recently opened at Camp Rob tention, plying Him with scorn, the hunt for the missing plane Of ~ , Worried insiders no longer hide oJ'ganizl.ltion when they leav Sunday morning as SU J J're idcnt Hancher has pointed out. In erts, Calif. The new experimental kitchen. a part of tire sixth army ridicule and sarcastic sympathy Mr. and Mrs. Clype L. Humble. their anxiety over the way tele Johnson said tlJ e ail' force un:1 vision economics have been going. sub-service food school, will be used to start Inexperienced cooks on along with serious condemnation. for a siA. weeks tour of England, France and prepamtion for the trip, the Highlanders spent A movement ha s been started in would return to Denver today. He .. They have watched the cost spiral the road to success as army cooks. In tire home-sized kitchen the Scotland. many hOllr in extra practice, attended special men will learn Ihe chemistry of food on a small scale, parliament to have him ousted. said the civil air; patrol also IW shoot upward with alarming speed It's nothing new for the Dean. suspended its seacrch. The role is that of being 60 good-will nl1l classes for the purpose of understanding the during past months, and they are TINY RADIOS Twice in his long career he has Two CAP Ililolts eat'lier Tbun. thoroughly disturbed over the NEW YORK (.4') - Radios so bas ador , not only for the United State , bllt English and Scottish peoples, and even adjusted been castigated by his own arch day reported spotting broken tre!! prospect of its climbing still fur LETTERS small they can be carried in the bishop. He has been rotten-egged in a densely-woOtded section nortl' for Towa and thi great university. The group, their routine so as to conform to the Scottish ther. pocket like a pack of cigarettes or in Canada and heavily guarded of Mt. Carroll. A ground seani The sponsors know all this. They TO THE EDITOR wallet will be on the market by New York police against tbe party entered t~~ area and found during the tour, will undoubtedly be und r ideas of a bagpipe band. know that somewhere along the in three years. a manufacturer prospect of similar attack. that the trees had not been dam (R.uden are "'.lted t. ez.p,"" .,ID stricter scrutiny than other American travelers, The publicity from the Aberdeen incident line they hit the point of diminish lo"s I.. lelle .. 10 tbe Edlto,. All lelle .. forecast Thursday. He adopts Marx with one hand, agecJ by a erash.oed aircraft. ing return, where their ever-rising ml.d Inelude •• n4wrlUen .Irnat.res especially in view of the publicity given the trip will serve to bring the Highlanders, headed by and adllrenu - ty,ewrlUen II,n.turf'S outlay for TV advertising no ,re not acceptahle. Leltera become ~he longer equals the results. Some of ,ropertr 0' The »all,. Iowan. The \ast mon\h by tIle berdccn, co\\and, city COUII Bilt damson, further into the European spot lowln reser-y,. tbe rlrb. t. . horten, Here Is Your Scorecard' for the Big Sflow the big and important companies aeleet repreuntallve Jette,. when many cil. light. Their overseas trip will be far more im now very definitely leel that they on the sarn,t subject are TecelveA, .r wlthho'4 leU""r.. Contributor. .re How Picked: '-I',h".ry , At that time an Aberdeen councilman re portant than their previous b'avels, which were are approaching this critical junc llmUed to not more than two leiters In C-Conve"llen ture. a"y 8ll-d~y perlo'. • .. , ahoul' limIt £erred to the Highlanders as "a lot of eomic limited to this country, because the impt{~ssjons tbelr letters to SOG worda ur leIS. - Allocations Affected O,lnlon. expruae4 II. no' nettll&rU, O.\~Q~ C,Qlllfll t' \ !It represent tbOie of The nan, Iowan.) ~ chara.cters who make n mockery of Scotland's they leave with the people abroad will be im ~ . Tbey are concerned also over i:: ~ $\ ~ ~ 'Ie ~ to: ~ ~ national instrument and dress." pressions of America as a whole. the way their TV activities have TO THE EDITOR: ~ J ~ 0 ~ affected their budget allocations Morgan Gi1;lson's letter in Thurs lOUl MOW ;; ~ ~ The Aberdeen councilman's charge wa ' SUI students and others who have seen tJlC ~ to other media _ newspapers, day's Iowan contained a mislead STAn DllS: tiCKED &Ii ~ clearly false and shortly after this statement was Scottish group perfol'lll have no doubts that they mag¥ines and radio-which they ing statement. - A sentence in the are using to reach the public. third paragraph reads: .. (We) are • AtAIAMA 14 C 10 released hp made a public apology to the High will fill their rQl e successfully as our 60 worthy Many are re-evaluating tele- fighting for ..the totalitarian war machines of Syngman Rhee. of ARIZONA 14 C lan'ders. ambassadors. vision's real dollat's-an-cents po- the Dutch and French and other - tential for seliing the product in imperial powers in the Far East." ARKANSAS 11 C . the home. The advertisers' TV splUrge has .About the Dutch part of it. First, CALIFORNIA 70 P GENERAL NOTICES cut deeply into the funds aUoted the Dutch do not have a totali for radio and the printed page. A tarian war machine. The govern- COLORADO II e GBNERAL NOTICES mOllld be depOilted with 'he cl'y editor or ment of Holland Is nominally a The DaU, Iowan la the newsroom In Eas' u.l1, Notices mus' be tlub recent survey showed that, where constitutional monarchy, but ill CONNECTICUT 22 e one firm had increased its overall reality it is a free voting democ - JlliHH by 2 p.m. the ... , precedinf fln' publication; they wll1 NOT . - advertising budget in 1951 by $8 racy, with the same freedom of DELAWARE 12 C ~ be aocepted bl' phone, and must be TYPED OR LEGIBLY WRlT &y ~ million. television was made the speech and thought that we have. • TEN and SIGNED bl' a responaJble person. beneficiary of $7 million of that Under no circumstances could FLORIDA- 18 P JIM GOLTZ. higher appropriation. The firm they be said to have a "war rna. • PH,D. FARNOR aEADING EX UNIVERSITY IDGU SCHOOL ~J lopped of[ 330,000 from news- chine." The Dutch were ground GEORGIA" 17 e amilla~lon will bl) given Wednes students: Tbe 1952 hiah school ~ paper advert\$ing and $198,000 off under the heel of Germany's war IDAHO 14 C . r day,. July SO, 1952, '!'rom 7 to 9 annual will be distributed to all THE GRAND OPENING of Its radio budlet. machine in World War II. They . a.m. hi room 321 Scbaeffer hall. purchasers, at a dance to; he~d Iowa City's new private art gal Budret Raised IVant nothing like it. ILLINOIS 60 P Ortty tAose who have slgrted the Friday, July 11. at 8:00 p.m. In lery, "5," on Tuesday evening In Another important TV sponsor Secondly, Mr. -Gibson implies 0, I- sh~t posted outside S07 Schaeffer the school gym. All purchasers the Burkley hotel, was marked I'aised its over-all budget $158,000' 'th'at Dutch "imperial power" still INDIANA 32 e sl ha1l will be admitted to the ex are invited to attend the dance by the attendance o[ some of and in 1951 spent $2 million more rulcs in the Far East. That also III sign 26 am\natlo!\'; Please by Monday, free of chat·ge. Free Ice. cream wili Iowa City's most well-known on television than in the previous is incorrect. IOWA C Ju(y 28, No othl!ll examination will " fl be served. personalities in the field of tine year. At the same lime, it cut its Mainly because of U. S. criti , be giyen until the middlc 01 Oc arts. KANSAS" 22 C til newspaper advertiSing by more cism, Holland transferred sover tober• . The guests present mingled and he HARRISON WOOD, NEW S tban $1 million, magazines by eignty to the Premier of the Unit KENTUCKY 20 C analyst and radio commentator, exchanlled notes about the paint more than halt a million and ra- ed States of Indonesia in Decem- ca ATTENTION QJlADUATING ings shown in the large, well will prescnt the 5th lecture of the dio by $210,000. ber, 1949. LOUISIANA" 15 C seniors: Orders are now being summer session series on Monday, lighted gallery. the work of live taken at . Campus Stores for resident-painters who complete To a large extent, the sponsors I'd like to quote liome para- July 14, 8 p.m. on the south Union themselves are to blame lor the graphs from "The Pageant of Ne MAINE 16 C August graduation announce ly redecorat~d and furnished what en cAmpus (01' Macbride hali, in case stratospheric sums currently being therlands History," by Adriaao J. - ments. Tbe announcements must of rain). His subject will be "This was once and old ballroom in MAJtYLAND 24 P • lic . be paid for when they are ordered the hotel. paid out. In the beginning. when Barnollw. Changing World." rates were still reasonable. they "The Indonesians ....had ris MASSACHU'SETTS 38 P \ and are $.10 apiece. Orders fol' -'- Word bas it that many a fab by announcements fur graduating uious dance was given in thc bid furiously against one another en up in arms and proclaimed LurHERAN STUDENT ASSO for stars and properties while the their independence. The uprising MICHIGAN 46 C AI nurses will be taken at thc college ciation outing to West Liberty spacious room, which is built with small, over-looking balcony networks sat by and counted the itself was less alarming to the sic of nursing. Sunday will begin at 2 p.m., one a MINNESOTA 21 P where a string ensemble played doUars rolling in. Dutch than the impression cre- je( half hour earlier than usual, leav courtley waltzes for the Iowa City Talent costs alone have soared ated abroad that the 50 million in A · .~O.D DANCE WILL BE MISSISSIPPI" S. C ing trom the student hous,", 122 E. high society of days-gone-by: to ridiculous heights and have habitants af Java were bitterly beld ' in the River room of the Church st. Swimming, tennis and (The artists now have a phono been an important contributory hostile to the Netherlands govern MISSOURI" 26 C Iowa Memorial Union at 8:00 p.m. softball will PI'ecede a picnic . Mi o,n Friday, July 11, for all univer graph situated in the balcony to factor to the present unhealthy ment. Foreigners. . .seemed to supper. Cars will return early to play music conducive to aesthetic situation where the ranks of the think there was widespread dis MONTANA I C COl sity . 8 i u den l s. Entertainment, allow ~tudents to attend Sunday appreciation.) clients who can afford to back a content and that, consequently. of movies and refreshments will al vespers. Episcopalian students NEIRASK,( 'II Some of the university "cele one-hour weekly show by them- Dutch rule was reaping the fruits r ti~ so be provided, will be guests. brities" present were Dr. Burke, selves has thinned practically into of its own sowing. NEVADA 12 C IDS -----. the art historian of the SUI de nothingness. "This was not the case. The Na- IJtJMMERt 'IKSPEaS, UNDER sio THERE WILL BE A COM partment, and Mrs. Burke, R, V. Guest Shot Costs $3,000 tionalists in Java were not clam NEW HAMPSHIRE 14 , - tbe auspices 01 the University Casslll, creative writing instruc oring for indeperidence because ide Committee on Vespers. .presents munion breakfast held in the Television today is not beyond Catholic student center, Sunday, tor and author. cartoonist Frank Dutch rule was unbearable, but NEW JERSEY 31 P • navy- Chaplain William W. Park Interlandi, E. G. Monroe, SUI art paying a Hollywood star as much July 13 , after the 9 a.m. Mass. because the Dutch had taught ani inson, to speak on Sunday eve grad student and instructor at as $3,000 and more for a mere NEW MEXICO 14 C , Both married and graduate stu· them how to achieve indepen pol ning, 'July 13 at 7:15 p.m., on the Wisconsin State collelle, Drs. guest-shot. Th is may involve no dence. The ultimate aim of the dents as well as underllraduates cIa w'est approach 'to Old Capitol (or Rhodes Dunlap and W. Leigh more than waving a smiling Netherlands government was not NEW .YORK 96 P senlite. chamber, Old Capitol, In are cordially invited to attend. Sowers, both instructors in the "hello" into the cameras. In one an< diUerent from that of the Nation NORTH CAROLINA 26 C Ma case of rain). His subject will be English department, James Le recent case, a star didn't even get alists. The diIference was in the , "How Are the Mighty Fallen." THE SUMMER HOURS FOR chay, of the art department staff, to do that, when the show ran sho tempo of th'e march of events to NORTH DAKOTA 14 C lur. l'4LfJ.1lc Will be furnished by tbe de the Main library will be: R. E. Williams and Jeanne Rich over. He got paid anyhow. ward the common goal. pattment"of music. Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m.-l0:eO ards, both grads in the art de Time charges on local stations "The Dutch administered the OHIO 56 P E p.m. partment (Miss Richards is not have gone up steadily. One New island as humane guardians, pre A. SI'AIlTlNG SUNDAY, JULY Saturday 8:30 a.m •• 5:00 p.m. ed for her work in prints) and York outlet has just raised its paring their wards 'for an auto . OKLAHOMA • "16 C tiol ed IS tuie University library wllI be The departmental libraries will fellow critic Betsy Glendenning hourly rate to $4,000. Other im nomous future within the Nether uge closed "on Sundays for the re have their hours posted in their (wbose reviews, bearing the sig portant network stations here are lands realm . . .The Dutch nation, OREGON 18 , • wh mafuder 'of the summer session. library. nature "B. G." you may have expected to [oUow suit. Little therefore, has no reason to be PENNSYLVANIA 70 , urg hoted.) wonder then that some sponsors ashamed of its Indonesian record Also on hand to pay tribute to under Queen Wilhelmina." Chi have begun to turn anew to radio RHODE ISLAND C mir. an ambitious grQUP of arl fanci which not so long ago they had Unfortunately, Mr. G i b son, • ers were Anna a'l9 Mary HeleD written off as a feeble relic. your statements about Syngman SOUTH CAROLINA 6 C Armstrong, owners of the Arm Rhee's policies and the other "to , K strong Clothing company, in Ce Networks Show Gains talitarian" states are correct, but SOUTH DAKOTA 14 , I I dorl .L dar Rapids, and Mrs. Gordon, It would be foolish to assume please don't indiscriminately put Gor owner of Iowa City's Gordon that disaster is at hand. In fact, the Dutch in their class. TENNESSEE 20 C Th Book Shop. the TV networks showed consider Leona Jonker Joh : Ballet instructoress Carolyn able gains during the first months 22 N. Gilbert TEXAS" 3. C I' a SI FRIDAY, JULY 11; 185Z- VOL. XXVIII. NO. 19'7 Morgan and Elizabeth KortJander, • of 1952, compared with 1951. But UTAH 14 C Dec. curator of slides at the art de U!ilTEIl8ITY CALENDAIl , lie... are Ichetlalet the danger signs are evident. sla~ partment, pOured coffee for the The coming television year, WSUI PROGRAM VtRMONT 12 C a PI .. u.e Praina,'. office, Old Oaplwl guests . which starts in the tall, will show an i The five f ounders of the gallery whether TV's economic founda VIRGINIA" 23 C statl FrUla.l', Jull' 11 "The Litle Foxes," Theatre. first conceived the idea when all tions are solid or whether the me CALENDAR ' 01 8:00 p.m. - Friday Frolic, River Thlll'lClay, July 17 agreed upon the need of such an WASHINGTON dium is about to price itself out Fr"'7, hl7 II, IO~~ 24 C pOse . !'lenQW, July It 8:00 p.m. - University Play institution as a part of lowa City 8:00 Morning Chnpel eon\ of the market. 8:15 News 8:00 p.m. - Summer Session "The Litle Foxes," Theatre. life, When it becomes established, 8:30 Summer Serenade WEST VIRGINIA 16 P jour Lecture by Harri90n Wood, "The Frldal'. July II courses in painting and drawing 9:00 ,freshman Forum on j will be offered to adults and chil blaek against a background of 10:00 The Bookshelf WISCONSIN 30 P Changing World," soutb Union 8:00 p.m. Friday Frolic, River 10 :15 Baker's Dozen . ,res: camp'us. Room, Iowa Union. dren who cannot take advantage chd'lk-white! ) 11 :00 U.S. Navy Band Novi • .. III WYOMING 12 C Room, Iowa Union. 8:00 p.m. - Unjversity Play, "The 01 art instruction at the univer II : 15 MUliI. Box , ~ 11:30 Here'! To Veternns TueMal', JuI, 15 Little Foxes," Theatre. sity. Incidentally. the fine arts fol II :45 Errand of Mercy ALASKA 3 C • T~ 8:00 p.m. - University Play Monday, July 21 In additio'n, city residents will lowers might be interested to 12 :00 Rhylhm Rambles 12:30 New. advo "Tbe Litle Foxes," Theatre. 8:00 p.m. - Summer Session be able to share in the university's know that such national maga DIST. Of COLUM'I~ 6 C 12 :45 Your Voice of America I lows cultural life throullh the exhibits zines as "Time," "Mercury," 1:00 Muslcn l Ctlala WedDeada7. Jab II Lecture Seriesl Nelson and Neal, I their 8:00 p.m. - Graduate College Piano Duet, South Union Campus, in every media of art whicb are "Flair" (while it was still alive) 2:00 News HAWAII C 2:10 'Early 11th Century Music • May, and HistotY ~artment Lecture Thlll'lClay, JuI, 24 being planned. and scores of literaly magazinf:s 3:00 Music by Roth The artists and their works have done articles. over a series 'UERTO ItICO 3 C tUml' by Dr. Qscar Handlin, "Concepts 6:30 p.m. - Tbe University 3:30 Masterwork. from France \vere given enthusiastic reception of years, on the progress and ac 4:00 Grinnell College In! ot the Past in Americah Intellec- Club, Potluck and Bridge. Iowa 4:30 Ten Time Melodies VIRGIN ISLANDS , C dbcu tual History," Senate, O. C. Union. at the Tuesday opening. On the tivities evidenced in the aesthetic 5:00 NovaUme .. Illem IIlghts following, tne we1come giv departments. The "thanks for this 5:15 Children'. Hour . '8:00 -P.m. -Music Hour - Mel- Monda" July 28 TOTALS ' 1206 dcmr en their time and effort has been progress can be presented to such 5 ~ 30 New. ~ vin a.. ddln, )liolln ahd NOl1lla 8:00 p.m. - Graduate College 5:45 Spo.'" Tit"" , COnlt CrQss, ·t!lapo, Studio E, WSUI. Lecture, "Treasures ot Mt. Athos," just as rewardin,. J'articularly men as Prof. Paul. Engle, bead of 8:00 Dinner Hour (604 N•• d.d 10 Nominalel (or I noticed were Rache~ Chester's the Writer's Workshop and one ' 8:511 !feWI 8:1l& p.m. - University Play Dr. Robert E. Moyers, Art Bldg. 1:00 Hot Ai. Concert THE DAILY IOWAN WILL PRINT UllJ convenllon IICOreboard for Ita reader, eaeh dIJ IInUI lbe ., temp very &raceful "Self Portrait" and 01 America's for~mo8t writers and 1:30 Mull. You Want tbal 1& llfit, - _. (r.. ...,...... lie,... til.. Jack Roth'S non-objective works Instructors, and Prof. Mauricio 8:00 MUilcal Showca.e publican preslden'lal randlda'" is chosen. Clip and keep It by your lelevl810n or radl" Tbe Ie..,...... actaea.Ie, 1 :00 Olmpus Shop studi (,vblch are startingly reminiscent La$ansky, ;l. nationally-known art Iowan plans tull eo\,erare or both DRUonal con\,entlons. with pictures, features and Assoolalet 8~~ . N\WI lIoul1cl411 . - ·WOl, '" relenraUou'lD Ule 'omce of U~ Pretll1eD&; 014 CiplwL) ot bold Chinese ~ymbo1s done- in le<\der 1n tfle' medTa