Iowa Gridders Honored ~ Weather Three Iowa footbaU req\UQI'S. Guard Earl Banks. End lack Dittmer and HaU Cloudy and colder today. back Jorry Faske, han been named to Friday warmer and m(.'st the second all-Biq Ten team in the an \y cloud.Y. Today's high nual United Pr.." , poll of coruerence owan 40; low 24. Wednesday's al hi&h 49; low 28. coaches. For det~ ... page 5, Est. 1868-AP Leased Wire. AP Wirephoto, UP Leased Wir&-Five Cents Iowa City. Iowa, Thursday, December I, 1949 - VoL 84, N May Halt Use Cleared Return Convict Of Big Bands To Ft. Madison; I (~al Miners Strike At SUI Dances File No Charge Again As Operators By BE'lTY KERR Phillip Hill, 31-year-old convict I who was captured ot Maquoketa A slump in ticket sales tor this Tuesd3Y night after escaping from year's dances and concerts may . the University hospitals, was re caU a temporary halt to to Stand Pat On"Terms turne:! the Fort Madison peni band appearances at SUI. tentiary about I D .••1. Wednesday, I PITT BU RGll (UP)-Th nation's 400,000 oft coal miners A lack of inter est in "musical Sheriff Albert J. (Pat) Murphy went on trike again \ edne day aft r United Mine Workers greats" which began last year said. bas increased even more this year 'hier John L. Lewis failed to crack the ~ olld front" of the mine Hill had made his escape Tues I and may force the Central Party I uwnl'rs during a thrc '-week truce. committee to postpone name band day afternoon, after commandeer ing a taxi [rom a woman driver The grumbling min r tightened their belt another notch en~al{emen ts for next semester, committee members stated. who had drivw him over a num and waited to catch som hint of the union chief s new trategy ber of roads southcast of Iowa City Poor Attendance when h e m t with th UMW's supposedly in search of his par~ Committee Member Anne Smith, l'nt~' Ilome. 200-man policy committee at 10 Af, Galesburg, Ill., said ticket CLEAR ED of crnsplracy charge, County Atty. Jack C. Wbite Council to Disc~ss a.m. (Iowa time) in New York. sales failed to finance the appear Miss lIelen Campbell; tormer when a~ked if charges had bew The miners waited at the pit ance 01 both .$,rtie Shaw and secretary to Rep. J. Parnell filed against Hili, said he did not entrances Tuesday night hopina Dizzy Gillespie. Thomas CR-NJ ), wiped her eye lmow. Paving Assessment Lewis would extend the truce "We were able to meet the Won't P r Cbar r es w:th a handkerchief Wednesday tAl· " 'irt" ,b.h) that began last Nov. 9 after a price of the Woody Herman Vincent Lalla, owner of the cab, as she left ' he federal district At Special Meeting 52-day strike. But as the mid "King" Cole concerts only be cr urt in Washington. said Wednesday he had not file..! Trucks Wait to Loacl Coal in Last-Minute Rush cause of last-mi nute advertising charges against the eonvict b Recommendations concerning night deadline drew closer, they in nearby cities and by impOrting cause to do so would only be "an DRIVER W IT D IMP t'IENTLY to haul co I from Brazil. Ind. mine bd:>re the son ('oal m iners the solution to Iowa City'S pavlnl dumped the water from their went out on ·trlke at 11 p.m. CIrwa time) Wednesday. hown here are a portion of tbe 1,500 trucks stu(ients from Washington (Iowa) additional expense to the state." il .. essment problem wlU be heard lunch palls and headed home. Junior college and Coe college used In th& operation. Drivers urced the operators to til the truck a rapldJ y a po Ible before lhe Rep. Thomas Drops Lalla said an attorney had told at 5:30 p.m. today at a special The strike was on, the fourth (Cedar Rapids)," Miss Smith said. work shJ) pa~e bea-an. mc> tlng of the city council in the him an addition to Hill's present major mine shutdown thls year. Future name band appearances rape sentence would probably be city hall council chamber. ------No Conwaei El[)M!eted dencnd upon the success of ticket Plea of Not Gui lty; served concurrently and nothing Posslblc settlements between the sales for the Jimmy Dorsey Winter would be gained. city and 33 objectors to the spe A UMW official in New York Formal Friday night, Committee Secretary Cleared The cab owner expressed praise Communists Take Over Chungking cial assessment were discussed predicted the new Btrlke "un Pres. Jim McKenzie, A4, Apple lor aU peace officers who parti Monday night when the council doubtedly will last for some time." ton, Wis., said. WASHINGTON (JIl) - Rep. J . cipated in Hill's capture. HONG KONG (JIl) - Chungking str Is and alleys committee met fell Wedn day. Generalissimo He said there was no chance of Only 400 Sold Parnell Thomas (R-NJ) TueE Lee Stuart, 22-year-old driver with local attorneys representin, a contract setUement in the near who alleged Hill beat h r in the Chiang Kai-shek fled hill recently Wives Plan Sitdown th protestors. The Iowa Union desk reported day suddenly dropped his fight Acheson Tells Ships established NationaList capital a future. that by Wednesday night only face and body before escaping In Alderman Charles T. Smith. against charges of padding his the cab, said Wednesday she woul:! step ahead of an estimated 20,000 committee chairman, said Wed The majority of the miners ap about 400 or the 800 available tick Chinese Communists. Till U.S. Recovers ets had been sold. congressional payrell and thre~ not return to the taxi job she had To Enter Nationalist ne doy his group will present pas peared to be aKaInst the new himseli on the mercy of the court held less than two days when the RelJable sources in Taipeh, For i ble cour es of action for counci \ walkout and there appeared to Whatever the reason may be mosa, Chiang's Island headquar consideration today. for the scanty response to name with a plea ot "nolo contendere." incidwt occurred. Waters at Own Risk Interned Husbands be arowinll unrest in some coal This meant he no ionger con iterI.' Three Months ters, said Chungking was lo~t '.l·he issue arose when the SS bands, SUI does not hold a mono shortly before noon (10 p.m. Iowa ( 1:,. pldurr..... e G) fields. The miners have lost some poly on the situation. The same tested the charges in a four-count The woman said she had been WASHINGTON (Jill - Secretary Iowa Cltlans filed petJtions in ob in Iowa City about threc month, tlme, Tuesday). It had been ex LONG BEACH, CALIF. (11') -- $1,200 each In waaes becaUlle of lack of interest exists at practi indictment alleging fraud and of State Dean Ache~on took n jection to specia.l assessments tor the many walkouts and the three and had come here trom Miami, back-handed slap WedJ\csday at pecled. But the late::;1 Communist Mrs. Ruby Smith declared Tues paving improvements recently cally all colleges and universities conspiracy against the govcrnment. triumph pushed the Nationalists day work week period. Fla. She now lives in AlberhaskY'li the one Am rlcan shipping lipe day that she and Mrs. Shirley completed on local streets. this year, McKenzie said. Federal Judge Alexander M . ever deeper Into western China. In the Harland county fields of Time was when "musical greats" Haltzoff immediately set .rriday, Trailer park on HIghway 218, which has run the Chinese Na Bender intend to stage a "slt The protestors claimed the Kentucky, the panhandle of West north of Iowa Clty. tionalist blockade of the Commun In Hona Kong, the Chine e assesments were In violation of the kindled enough student enthusiasm Dec. 9 as the date for passing sen down" In Washington unUl the Virginia and the great soft coal Hill was captured by Jackson Ist held pOrt of Shanghai. Ameri newspaper. Sing Tao Man Po. re codc ot Iowa, which states that to guarantee first-day sel1outs. tence on Thomas. The maximum 1I0vernment docs something about fields in western Pennsylvania, U McKenzie indicated the low tick penalty would be 32 years in pris county officers Mter he was seen can ships enter that port at thelr ported 20 ,000 Communists troops property ownc>rs can not be asses llnois and I ndiana, Individual under Gen. Liu Po-Cheng cro~sed getting their scrvlcemen husba.nds et sales co~ld be due to hi~n on and $40,000 in fines. running from a garage in Maquo own risk, he declared emphatic sed an amount exceeding 25 per miners were "speaking their admission prices, although ticket Congressional parliamentarians keta about 8 p.m. Tuesday. ally. the nearby Yangt7-C river from rcleased from Chinese Commu cent or the property's value. piece" more than ever betore. thc> south bank and entered the prices are gauged only to meet said that if Thomas fo1Jow~ prc He had been reported missing His action was authoritatively nist custody. Some of them expressed open de outskirts of Chungking at I (11 the cost price of the b nds' ap- cedent, he will re ign from con from University hospitals at 11:25 interpreted as givln$( American The husbands, Navy Chief Elec fiance of the burly union chIef policy support to Nationalist ef a.m. Iowa time, Tuesday). Its dis . pca rances. gress. He wall l'e-elcctcd to his a.m., where he had been brought trician Willlam C. Smith of Lotlg Labor Party Yields - somethinll almost unheard of He also suggested students may for treatment. forts to block ocean trade be patch saId Klangpeh, three miles Bach and Mar before this year. ~eventh term in ihe house on Nov. west, was occupied immediately. be more interested in smaller so 2, 1949, six days tween the Chine e Communist.~ Ine Master Sgt. Miners BlUer cial functions sponsored by cam and the outside world. Acheson Taipeh informants said Chlana's Elmer C. Bender Rule in New Zealand Miners caminl owt of tile pits bercl'e he was in- :~~ti~ti pus organizations. _ .• dlcte;i ~ Instigator of Raids praIsed the "prudc>ncc>, wisdom personal skymaster plane renrh d of Clncinna, were bitter about the strike and and perceptiveness" of all ship Chengtu, 170 mHes northwest of b p E TWO-Tllli DILl' lOW • 'Ill naD W1N 1,000 HOND Ford ~ ar Ly (' ontest sPonsorlll I Carroll Reinert, C4 , Earlham,' he Ford m otor com;>a.,)·. \ has oeen awarded a $1,000 Un iter' ! ' 0'111(' mC'l! \Va" made by i • IWorld Awaits I • Soviet States Savings bono in the rece:1i officia ls TlIc'rlay. e I o r I a I s Un iversity of Iowa vs. Iowa State- Action Against Tito • By J..W. ROBEJ:.TS .TR. Francc and Italy, for instance, the Reprinted tram the 10\1'3. Sb.le Dsily bitter feelings." The Drake-10wa State rivalry, "p Forei&'D "ffairs Analyst Communists have always had to T:1c Lw Ulffi""t L ('Cned GIL oy the new ~ story w'h ile keen, has generally been on a friendly lev maintain a cel·tain show of patrio in l:.~t Tue3day'3 Daily, reporting til e decision cf Andrei Vis h ins k y told the ti sm in order to get anywhere lit (I. It has never gotten oul of hand to the ex Cardinal Guild to take scliGn if negotiat i on ~ for United Nations Monday that it all. In the United States they By JOE BROWN , fe. t of making it neces.sory to cancel that tradi a lesumpti on cf a thletic events between Iowa was nonsense to believe tha t So always proress publicly that thl'Y THOSE Un i v e r sit y theater i tienul series, although the two schools are (nly viet Russia organizes revolutions State !!nd the University ot Iowa break d' wn. at follow the party line only b~ people did such a good joiJ, in my TRURSnAY, DECEMBER J, 1949 30 miles apart. and seeks world do min a t ion opinion, on "Command Decision" leasi shows the intense interest in a possible re cause It is what America needs. We dcn't Quite see how a game with Iowa through fomenting uprisilfgs. 1t Tito gets away with his that visions of it continue to n ew~l of the serie3. Apparently not only the stu tate "'Juld . put SUI in an uncomfor~ble At the same time there was independence, Lenin - Stalini ~th, float in the back of my mind. dents on both campuses, but a good many other world speculation that Jhe lat That play and "You Can't Take UNIVERSITY po ~i ti on either. The Iowa- tale Drake game which in Russia has been ab 10w,lIl::. nre either ent! lusiastically for or against est Cominform statement was sorbed by the country's tradition hardly takes on mlnor Imp ~ rlance, either in It With You" were well enough UNIVERSJTY CALENDAR items are scheduled In thE idea. desip\ed to tomf'nt an uti-Tito al imperialism, might in other the eyes Of the players or the fans, in spite of done l or them to step up and otrlces. Old Capitol. ihe wit 0 I e Eltuati n is r~mini f cent of a uprisinc in YUfoslavla. countries revert to Marxism '1nel take a few very deserved bows. the difference in size of the schools. similar one In 1940. Enthu :a m for an Iowa Vishinsky would have ou for become almost lost in the general I was once in a play m yself. Thursda.y, December 1 Arts faculty women and , tute-S UI game ran IIllh then too. Petiti~ns As to the fi nanc:al aspect of an Iowa State get the manner in wh j~ the trend toward socialism. It was such a big event ;hat 12 nOLn-U n i v e r sit y Club,' Senate chamber, Old were Circulated. Newspaper and radio sta SUI . eries, we must admit that it is impractical. Communist minorities took over The tirst impression of the lat memories of it still haunt my luncheon and program, Iowa un- j 8 p.ll). - Basketball: tions carried bir stories on the negotial.on . And unless the series would benefit BOTH Pol and, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, est Cominform statement, calliug memory - and I use "haunt" ion. State, Iowa Fieldhouse. Hungary and Czechoslovakia. The on Communists everywhere to in after consideration of its mean- 4:30 p.m.-Information Fir s t: 8 P.m. - Play: "Holiday; t· Athletk tflieials squirmed. But when it scheels, there would be little point in scheduling it. armed "action committee$." The tensify the battle and to exert lnl'. Speaker: Jack She\ley on "Spol- I versity theater. it came tJ scnedullr.g a ga me, toc many ilif food and job rationing systems every effort against Tito, is that I was a member of the sixth light on America" senate chamber Tuesday, December' f cultl£tl popped UP. A t this p' int, we're quite willing to throw under which a man had to be on it is only more of the same. grade class at the time, and Old Capitol. ' , 4-5 p.m. ~ Student - The3e some difficulties are in the way now, up our hands and let the athletic officials de the "right" side or starve. The It tim!nr, bowever, coincides that being the highest grade. we 8 p.m.-Basketball: Color ado coffee hour soon$oreti by a we pointed out in an editorial Nov. 12. The cide the malter. They are the ones who Lhould pressure of the Russian army and with Independent repl'rts that were the same as reniors. College, Iowa fieldhoute. River Room, Iowa Union. Daily Iowan hr.3 listed them. Some of the m anyway. They have all the facts. Iowa State the organized hooligan sq uads. The Russia is about to make somc " • 0 8 p.m. _ Play "Holiday," Uni- 4:30 p.m. - Business met!it have Lccn ovcr-empha sized, we feel. 0 thers are Alhletic Director Louis Menze has said that the revolt in Greece. concrete mo,'e aralnst TUo. So AS SENIORS, we owed it to versity theater. Phi Bela K appa, senate the "children" below us and to Friday, December 2 Old Ca pitol. 1)I'elty hard t:> get &round. re3ults of negot:ations between the two schools But the Cominform remi'nds thai viet troop moveme.nts In thc there is an "irreconcilable strug Balkar.s are believed to have our parents to stage a play for InterCOllegiate Forensic Imti- 8 p.m. - Play "Holiday," We don't think, for instance, th at an Iowa will be released by Dec. 3. We're eagerly await gle" against "bourgeois national been desilned to encourale the their benefit. tute, Old Capitol versity theater. State-SUI game would necesLarily "engender ing that announcement. -EJS. ism." belief amonr underl'round oper The name of the vehicle (that · 8 p.m. _ Humamties society, 8 p.m. - Meeting of the Tbat's Tlto's trouble. He wants atives in Belgrade that tbey will sounds real profeSSional, doesn't Prof. PaUl MacKendrick, Univer- house chamber, Old Capirol. The Road to War - a Communist regime, but one get support if they try for a it?) was "Alice in Grammarland," sity of Wisconsin, senate chamber, Wednesday, December 7 independent of Kremlin dicta ('oup. Or the Greek pattern, of and, as I remember, it had to do Old Capit"]. 8 p.m. - Play "I-Ioliday," ~ Two secmingly separate actions reported in more to the Inexlrable concluslcn. tIon. Aside from whatever it sending Cominform - armed Yu with a king trying the cases of II p.m. - Play "Holiday," Uni- versity theater. Tuesday'; new. papers have a relationship too Dack of the fear on both tides is the thought may mean to Yugoslavia, hi goslav dIssIdents across the bOI" his subjects who had committed versity theater. 8 p.m. - Sigma Xi Soiree, r: s~ nd der. mi ght be repeated. p, <:l ose 1.1 " ': 1 'ort in this war-torn world.' that someone with a nervous trigger finger may has done one important the crime of making grammatical 9 p.m. - Wi~ter Pat'!y, Iowa geology department as hos~ thinr. It has made Russia. say If Russia or her satellites make errors. Union logy lecture room. 1 II". ! 1: Military chiefs d the 12 Atlan- provoke a hot war in which the A-b:>mb would plainly that even a Communist no move against Tito, Mr. Vishill And wbo should be ,Iven the Saturday, December 3 8 P.m. _ Concert: Donald be used. Since the atomic race began when ti c p. I".i ns agreed Tue,day on a strategic naUon is her enemy unless she sky may find a time when he leading role? None other than Intercollegiate Forensic Insti- son, Baritone, Iowa Union. b luepr: th e defen ~ e c.f the entire north this c:> untry exploded bombs at Nagasaki and domina.tes it. can mlke his odd claims in a Mrs. Brown's young'n. tute. Old Capitol Thursday, Dece mber I Atlar t: :. gi ving the United States charge Hiroshima, neither side has spent much time va Students of Russian tactics are better atmosphere. But to Rus I still remember dear old Miss , 8 p.m. - Play "Holiday," Uni- 2 p.m. - University club, of inll ,:. ,. .1tal bombing with Britain. back cation:ng from the thought that the other side pretty well agreed that the 1'ilo sian-style communism, Tito is OJ Hall, my sixth grade teacher. versity theater. ner Bridge, Iowa Union. I stOppi ni . rtl~ di u m and . hort-range ,bombing. was working night and day to win the atomic defection represents one of the heretic. And a non - liquidateC: (Isn't it funny how you speak Sunday, December 4 4:30 p.m. ~ Iniormation NUl C :; : This country announced race. most serious challenges w h i L: h heretic represents a Commum~t so ditferently of teachers years 8 p.m. - Iowa Mountaineers, Speaker: Dr. Robert' Ray, Moscow policy has ever faced. In defeat. Inaction is not indicate.] later?) She took me aside and "Snow Sentinels of the Pacific chamber, Old Capitol. 'J 'ue ~ I! ' ~! -.! that It will conduct a new se Since neither side will budge in their stipu said: ,Northwest," Macbride auditorium 8 p m. _ Play "Holiday," rle~ d a om ~ wea . p ~ ns tests a t the Pacific lotions, only one aid remains whcse help can be "Now, Joe, you're to be the ' Monday, December 5 versity theater. enlisted to stop the cold war. That aid is the at n .If L"-Tj .Ietuk, employing weapons be King of Grammarland. In that 2 p.m. _ UniverSity Newcomers Friday, December 9 lIend {" be (ven more terrible than the UN. It is the one remaining place where we can role you'll be portraying the man Tea and Program. Hostess: Mrs. 8 p.m. - Art Guild Film bOmbs exploded 111 the spring of 1948. still !it across the table from the eastern nations the with the best grammar in all the Ewen MacEwen. ries, chemistry auditorium. try Letters to Editor Add thl! l w.:> ~ eparated items and this is a and to bal·gain. la'1d. Do right by your character. 4 p.m. _ Medical college lec- 8 p.m. - Lecture Walter likely conclusion: The United States along with UN a slstance has been of little help so far. (Readers are Invited to express opinion in LeUers to the Editor. ture: Paul R. Cannon, professor speaking on "Classical All letters must include hand wr:tten signature and aIHlr~~R - type the other n~t:{)ns of the western world is talk Dut the sovereignty each nation has relln of pathology, University of Chi- art auditorium. written Signatures not acceptable. Letters become the property of in!! p::;c-' at thc UN and walking down the road qulshcd t, g ve the UN a chance has been a, cago, will speak in Medical col· 8 p.m. - Play "Holiday," The Daily Iowan; we reserve the right to edit or withhold letters. lege amphitheatre. • versity theater. to wnr with Russia, all the while casting fear step In the right direction. World govern We suggest letters be limited to 300 worils or less. Opinions ex 7:5 p.m. - Meeting of Liberal ' S:!turdaY, December 10 fu l g! n:el tack w ~:,d at the narr ~ wand obstacle ment is sucli a tremendous and faraway step. pressed do not necessar]y represl'nt lhose of The Dally Iowan.) Arts faculty women and wive, . 2 p.m. - Matinee, fill cd r oael to peace. But still membership ir. the UN Is a straw I home economics room, Macliride Univer ity theater. It's er.cu"h to make you shudcJer. Dut, I ke worth grasping. TO THE EDITOR: I your statement regarding the pos- I hall. 8 p.m. - Play, "Holiday," U Your editorial of Nov. 24 raised I sibilit,; of the local chapter of it or 110t. the I')glo :5 there and all our ac We should guard it as though it is the only Joe. Your speech should be bet 8 p.m. - Meeting of the Liberal versity theater. some questions about the NAACP the NAACP being run by a under tiOIlS in the past four years tend to add even straw. Jl may preve to be just that. ter than anyone else's." (For Information regarding dates beyonil this schedalt, (National Association for the Ad·.. .. schools vancement of Co lored People) bunc:, of pseudo-reformers. Our "Yes'm," I said. "I ai n't gonna see reservations In the office of the President, Old Call:lol.) make no grammur errors." which 1 would like to answer. statement of purpose is clear, and The A Revoltin' State of Affairs She winced a little. put the We have not been unsuccessful 'V1' expect that all wh ~ join will In the wake of SUI's selection ( f the m:lst the equipment neccessary to win the coveted back of her hand to her forehead in obtaining official recognition I join because ot their belief in it lnd ~'alked away. GENERAL NOTICE S c1i~iJlc bachelor on campus, Ohi~ State came up crown of UMOC. from the university; but, becau ~ e Our organization operates under 4 • GENERAL NOTICES should be dep:lsltcd with Ihe city editor (I The sel ecti on is made by popular campus wi th a co nte ~ t that puts our MEBOC even in the of time, we have not completed a constitution. and all decision~ BUT MY memory wasn't too Da.!y Iowan In the newsroom In East Dati, Notices must be vote. Api c t u r e of each of the candidates is t hode. the re?~irements necessary 10r are made by a democratic vote ~ood at its best, and with that I by 2 p.m. the day preccdlng first publication; they will hLng on a bulletin board of the Ohi:> State student reeogmtion - namely a charter I as provided under this constitu- 'mnch of mothers and little brats cepted by telephone, and must be TYPED OR LEGIDf.,Y At Obio state, wbere they apprrenUy oper union. Each penny drcpped in a box under the trom the national organization, ap- tion. . out in fron t of me, my mi!l d and SIGNED by a responsible person. ale nn u beauty-is-skin-deep proposition, an an candidates' pictures c:lUnts as a vote. Proceeds proval of the state organization, If following s uch a procedure worked about like 40 - weight oil nual af/air is staged to select the ugliest man on a.\e turned ()ver to charities. and a detailed statement of the will me:m that we are allowing in 15-below weather.. HUMANITIES SOCIETY pre- I pm BETA KAPPA will campu,;. Thl idea sounds llk~ a pretty,good one. Aft means by which we will achieve ourselves to be run by a "bun'!!" However, with promptings from sents Prof. Paul MacKendrick, de- Tuesdll y, Doc. G at 4:30 our aim of abolishing discriminil- of p' el1 do-reformers," then we Putty noses, rutlandish clothec, coupled with'" er' an,"a man' -stock'Vtould get quite a boost if Miss Hall on every other cu e T partment at classics, University of sona te ch amber, Old Capitol. tion against minority groups. cannot help it. Our belief in demo- a nalural unpleasant appearance are all part of he could boast, "I'm the ugliest man on campus." got along pretty well IWisconsin, speaking on Plato in tion ot new members will be With regard to your question cratic practice far outweighs our As King of Grammarland, I sat senate chamber of Old Capito' Members or other chapters as to whether we will concen- fears of the type of person you on the throne beside my qUC'C,1 Friday, Dec. 2 at 8 p.m. Beta Kappa who have Case of Second Fiddle - trate on the President's civil rights imply. (who was really my worst elle", ~" ___ arrived on cam~us are proposal and other national issues We invite all who sincerely de in r.eal life) and trie? ~y. h,;,~ l~C'1 1 FlELDIIOUSE facilitics will be N( w that Vice-Pres. Alben Barkley is l afely a while. Her music career, she says, is her main or concentrate on local situations. sire to work for the ab<>lition of subJects who had said alll . dnd. open for Uruversity playniahts we, as all other chapters of U • aelli l on the seas of matrimony, it comes to mind interest a t the mOment. all forms of discrimination and am' t go t no. " each Tuesday and Friday from.. that O:1C more eligible is flitting around Washing One cabinet officer is willing to bet 25-1 that NAACP, will work on national, segregation a g a ins t minority I was throwing out jail 5en- 7:30 to 9:3C p.m. state and local issues. ton th ese days. Who else. but the Prelident's Maggie won't marry in the next year. Despite groups to join our organization. tenees rlrM II.nd lett. I ha.d half KAMPUS KAPERS Our aim is to do everything of my kingdom in the jug. a~ Wedne.:; day and Thursday, blue-eyed daughter Margaret. thi ~ confidence, however, we've a sneaking sus Isidore Hauser STUDENTS RECEIVING their possible to abolish all forms ')( I remember It. bachelor's degree in any convoca 30 and Dec. 1. 7:30 to 10:30 Despite rumors linking her wit h dashing picion th"t some gty blade will saunter into the discrimination and segregation re President, NAACP Macbride auditorium. bathe!o rs from the lour corners of the cr untry it Pennsylvania avenue apartment some day so()n, student chapter, STJ] tion in 1950 may apply for a Lydia gardless of where they occur. AT THE end of each comt C. Roberts Fellowship at Colum danccrs, co:-ncdy acts are and Harry Truman will become a father-in-la.w. looks lik e Margaret is contented to stay lingle lor We are unable to understand case, after I'd sentenced the mur bia university by securing an ap to tryout. derer of the King's language, I'd plication blank at the Graduate Bachelors Tied to alwals brighten up. Because at college office. BIDLE-STUDY conference Now What to Do With-the Key that point I always knew wh, , ~ Dr. Joseph Sittler, all day day , Dec. Phone YMCA Mayor Ask's War 'Apron Strings' my next lines were. ALL S'l'liDENTS intere"ted in a. 2202) for reservation. With the confldence of 0 Bar transferring to the College of CHICAGO 1m - The yount' rymore, I'd roar (in a sixth ~I ade NurSing at any tir.le in the fu ture, On City Gambling ,, bachelor who is hard to drag to lOW A MOUNTAINEERS voice) : call Miss Baer, 3111, Ext. 291, as the altar may be tied to his "Snow S!Illtinels of the "Bring on the next case!" 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EVERY COAT 100% VIRGIN WOOLl Q model tor With Formerly Sold for $45 - 49.95 - 59.95 -:very P1UPOM Caae All the newest winter shades . . . and all CIt Q price lor Boxy Styles • Tweed. • Plaid. sizes S y:! through 10 • -.-ry purse. Y2. • Solids .. Check. • Tailored Styles $3·8 See The Amaslnr NEW UNDERWOOD As for the slight imperfections. they consist ef All-Year-Round "LEADER" Model . ,. a slight variation in length or an imperceptible Zl~Llned. ALL SALES at $&9.60 diHerence in shading. To see them is to want MUST BE FINAL RIES IOWA COATS NO REFUNDS several p;Jus! Th. ideal coat tor DUNN'S , . all types 01 weather OR EXCHANGES BOOK StORE ALDENS - Firat Floor 116 Ea.t Washington PAGE EIGHT _ TDI n1>n'W ______ - " Sf. Patrick's Wins St. Mary's Bows Selected to the Nation/s No.1 Grid Team To St. Wenceslaus Open 50th Cage Season I T~ From Parnell, 55-39 5t. Mary's couldn't hold on 10 ~ two-point third quarter lead bert • Gopl With Colorado Tanight St. Patrick's found Parnell to Wednesday night and lost to st. ALL-AMi leA its liking here Wednesday night Wenceslaus of Cedar Rapids, 42. UP ~ Iowa's 50th season of basketball opens at the fieldhouse to and waltzed to a 55-39 win. 38. B night at B, witb the sophomore-laden H awks playing host to 0 10- The forward wall composed of A bucket by Guard Joe Milder cHIC, Earl Cooney and Tom Falls pro- put the Ramblers on top, 3HZ, rado college, the little school from Colorado Springs, Colo. Mlchigal An estimated 7,500 persons will watch heavil y favored Iowa vided the scoring punch that gave with 20 seconds remaining in Ibt the Iowa City club its margin of third quarter. But that was the bst and lUiI try for its 41st consecutive noo- victory, Earle Cooney hit for 19 basket 5t. Mary's was able . t. western conference victory on the home Colorado, on a swing through the points, whi.e Tom Falls chipped garner until only four mJnutes \'t. were thE midwest, will try to do better than \11an on flool·. Not ~ince Kansas university the 77-44 defeat handed it a year in with 13. mained in .he game. St. Pat's led at the quarter, 18- St. Mary's tralled at halt-tllllt, Ten fo tripped the Hawks in 1942 h as ago here. Guard Jack Quamme 12. The pace slowed down a bit in 25-21. the Uni leads the attack that enabled the Iowa finished second-best against the second period with the score Dud Lenz, Rambler forward, ItQ casche . a non-loop foe here. Tigers to come within three points The V; of the high-geared Denver AAU standing, 28-17, at halftime. all scorers with 15 points. Rollie Williams, head coach in Parnell fell a bit farth,er behind crown" the absence of the convalescent Chevrolets in their opening g~me .. ota on Monday. in the third quarter with the count ------nes • Pops Harrison, will dart a team at 39-25 going into the tinai eight I while I oC two sophomores, a junior center Iowa mInutes. Everett Cochrane (6-3), forward SPECIAL OFFER •.. and a senior at one guard and Bob Vollers (11-2). forward Parnell's reserves won the pre .. , He one forward position. Franklin CaJsbeek (6-6~)' lenler liminary game, ,21-17. - Bob Schull. (6-11. atlard now until Xmas Iiallt The newcomers to the varsity Bob Clifton 16-41 , , uord Earl B are Bob Clifton, from Boone, and Colorado College Ev Cochrane, an East high a.lum Marvin P owell (5-11), forward Ex-Philadelphia Stars Ron Bonkosk y (6-11 t forward Beautiful 8X 10 nus Crom Des Moines. Frank Cals Georlle Sweeney (6-31. cenler .T.,K Quamme (6), guard Rejoin A's as Coaches beek, the 6-teet, 6 ~ -inch center, Ed Scott (6-1), ,uard is a junior, who hit his season's PHILADELPHIA (JP) - Mickey high in the final conference game Newcombe, Sievers Win Cochrane and Bing MiUcr were PORTRAIT named coaches of the Philadelphia last year with a 29-point out choice of bUJ;st against Michigan. '49 Best Rookie Awards Athletics Wednesday in a move 4 proofs $1.&0 Guard Bob Schulz is a familiar NEW YORK tJP) - Pitcher Don that stirred new speculation as to figure to Iowa batketball, having Newcombe of the Brooklyn Dodg direction of the club after 86 - Have those Christmas Gift pic- I held down a varsity spot for three ers and Outfielder Roy Sievers of year-old Connie Mack steps down tures taken now. Single or fam- I seasons and now beginning his the St. Louis Browns Wednesday as manager. ily pictures are the ideal . .. yet I Miller's appointment had been fourth. Bob Vollers, the other were named the outstanding rook simple Christmas Gift. Gan I expected. But the choice of Coch starter, is a senior who was uted ies of the 1949 baseball season 2827 today to have yours "taken mostly on relief for the past two by the Baseball Writers' assocIa rane was a complete surprise to I baseball circles. at this special offer price: seasons. tion of America. I Mickey, out of major league free coupon offer with I baseball since released as manag your completed order er of the Detroit Tigers in mid I season, 1938, declared no prom ises had been made regarding any : Dorothy sStudio: job other than as pitching coach. forA I open every evenlu, RR -OW NBA BASKETBALL B16 N. Dodge Dial 2127 I Syracuse 87. Boston 7. · Shirts • Ties Rochester 88. Wa. hlnglon 84 LEON HART WADE WALKER JOHN SCHWEDER ROD FRANZ JIM MARTIN JAMES WILLIAMS It's Christmas Time at BREMERS Sportswear N"" A Dame Oklahoma Pennsvlvania California Notre Dame Rice it's Irish Dominate AP All-American Eleven the men's sbop Reichardt, Dittmer California is back at guard for to victorious seasons. In the same position - Leon Hart, the Notre 105 E. College the second year. The first team category on the third All-America Dame giant. If ever there was a Voted Recognition is rounded out with Clayton Ton are Eddie Price of Tulane • and unanimous All-America. the Irish nemaker, the Minnesota giant (It John Papit of Virginia. co-captain is it. He was the pivot NEW YORK (JP)-Notre Dame's center; Wade Walker of Oklahoma The 1949 All-America, selected of the Notre Dame defense, gOing :,...... ~~ ...... _____ .... "LL' '~~ '-" , .... all conquering fpotball legions at tackle; James (Froggy) Wil on the advice and recommenda to the side on which the opposi •• • ••••• ~. • ••- .-.. ••• • •• • .-. "i liams of Rice at end; and John placed three men on The Asso tions of more than 250 sports tion lined up strongest. On of .. .. Schweder of Pennsylvania :1t fense, he scored three times on .. ciated Press 1949 All - America, .. guard. editors, radio broadcasters and AP passes and a fourth on his fa a domination surpassed in recent staff writers, represents a turn years only by Army's contribution In this day of specialization it mous end-around play on which ~ Comfortable Formality! ~ he averaged better than six yards of four in 1945. is significant that the All-America ing point. It may well be the line is composed of men who throughout the season. ~ ~ A fourth Notre Dame star, last that includes married men play both offense and defense. The with World War II experience, The First Team: ~ ARROW .. Quarterback Bobby Williams, WJ.S backs, by contrast, were used al Leon Hart. Notre Dame, End ~ ~ a close contender for the first such as Justice, Wade Walker and James Martin, Notre Dame, Tackle most eclusively for offense, but Rod Franz. California, Guard Franz. It represents a trend to Clayton Tonnemaker. Minnesota. Ccnler ~ DRESS ~ in each case were rated high in wards a younger, lighter team. J()hn Srhweder, Pennsylvania, Guard defensive capabilities. Wade Wolker, Oklahoma, Tackle . . . Two Iowans Honored Even though it has three men of J omes Williams, Rice, End ~ SIIIRTS ~ Two Iowa players gained ho Probably the most controversial 25, its average age is 22.B years, Emil SItko. NOire Dame. Back .. . of any of the omissions from the and its average weight - in spite Doak Walker. Soulhern Melhodlst, Back ~ ~ norable mention in the AP poll. Arnold GaUffa. Anny. Back . They were Eud Jack Dittmer first three All-America teams is of Tonnemaker and Hart both Charles Judice, North Carolina, Back Eddie Le Baron of the CQlJege of whom weigh nearly 250 - is The lecond team: 295 ~ ~ and Fullback Bill Reichardt. J . D. lsom, Baylor. End ~ .. of the Pacific, called by <1oach 199.4 pounds compared to 204.3 Bob GSlln, Kpnlucky. T~"'kle .. ( Lawrence (Buck) Shaw of the last year. Don Mason, Michlgan State. Guard Jim Caslagnoll. Stanford. Cenler ~•• ..• team places won by his team mates, Emil Sitko, fullback; Leon professional San Francisco 4ge t Geographically it comprises two Stan)ev West. Oklahoma. Guard .. .. "the best quarterback in college easterners, three men from the Ray Krouse, Maryland, Tackle .. .. Hart, end; and Jim Martin, tackle. Bud Sherrod. Tennessee, End ~ ) football this year." There could south and southwest, four from Hillary Chollet , Cornell. Bock Daak Walker, triple-threat spark Charles Ortmann. Mlchlgan, Bock 0: -: be no sure test of his ability, the middle west, one from the 'Q .. ..., ra1nri. C8 111omlp, Back of Southern Methodist, made, the however, as he played only against far west and one from Oklahoma Bob WilIJarns, Notre Dame. Back ~ ~ All-America f orthe third year in , .. ~ minor opposition. who can be counted either in the -: .. a row, and Charlie Justice of North Then in the second team ~ck southwest or middle west depend INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Glrolina placed in the backfield llnoer R 27, UDper A 21 I > ~ field, along with Williams, arc ing on the viewpoint. All the 1 t Sillma Alpha Epsilon 24, SIgma Phi Ep- for the second time. such stars as Chuck Ortmann 01 men are seniors. silon 23 Be "foot-happy" and relax in luxury wjth your feet I Arnold Galiffa, Army's smooth Michigan, Bob Celeri of California, There might have been argu Dclta Upsilon 38. Delta Tau Delta 23 snuggled iQ a pair of Loafer Sox! Padded s~les of , ~ § Delta Chi 33, Theta XI 16 chamois-like glove leather cushion your step - downy- .. " Nallau"-The new :; quarterback, edged out Williams and Hillary Chollet of Cornell, all ment over the backfield, but no Easl Flnkblne 16, Quonset North 0 Ilor- felll soft knitted wO'o l add earn fort from toe to calI. Hand l~ading ~ spread collar style for the first team. Rod Franz of responsible for their teams one could argue over one end StadIum 2~. TCC 9 embroidered. A full range oJ. colors in sizes for every j RiversIde 18. Central Hawkeye 13 .. ~~ South Hawkeye 31, Central Flnkblne 16 member of the family. -: Lower B 29. Lower A 19 Phi Epsilon Pi 19, SllIma ChI 16 Whether you're prom Beta Thela PI 19. Phi Gam"", Delta 14 ~ Phi Kappa P si 46, Phi Kappa Sigma 15 ~ chairman, glee club Alpha Chi Sigma 32, Della Theta Pi 12 Alpha Tau Omeaa 2'7. PI Kappa Alpha 17 .' man, or stag ot eve, :: BREMERS ~ you will be correct and w· NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Quality First with Nationally Advertised Brands e: comfortoble in Arrow's formal :: Delrol! Red W)nlls 3, Boslon Bruins 0 . .' r ~ New York 5. Montrea) 2 ~:;; shirts, dre .. ties and collars. ~ ~ See your Ar,ow dealer now .. ~ for your Christmas and New ~ :: " Shoreham" $6.50 V.,ar's farmal wea, n.... ds. :: is the White Crown ~ ~ 1950 I ~ {).RROW SHl1(T~ ~ .. ~ '$. TIES • UNDERWEAR • HANDKiRCHami • SPORTS SHIIlTS ..: r ~ ".~ . J.r.·."•• ·.·aff••• " ••• r...... ,...... rF ••:J •••••••• ~rllJj·.,.,'" If ..1" ., IP caR buY· ... Your Iowa City ! VOlA SAVE T'IME • • . SAVE TRO.U·BlE HEADQUARTERS ./ ~ For All :60 ' .C·RAN I-e!, Just about everywhere you go these days. the traffic is heavy - HIs hard to find parking space - and you're apt to have to walk long distances to get to your destination. 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What's more, the new 1950 White Crown 12:00 p.m. Sunday is made to give you all the knock-free power your engine can deliver. And wherever you get it, you'll find the same BREMERS. uniform, high quality. CEDAR.. RAPIDS' AND IOWA CITY RAILWAY Quality First with Nationally Adve1'lised Brands ,NEW AND 8ETTER 19SO WHIlE CROWN :&AS ! .. 4 -0.-- .....- -_!ll...J1I ~ ~n~ Three Hawks On lnd Big Ten CH ECK THE CLASSIFiED ADS DAILY Gophers Get 3 on III i 11 0 i s' two representatives 1--- were Guard Chuck Gottfried and II · hPI Th Trailers For Sale Autoa for SCiie lWltia) MiScellaneous for saJe Transportation Wante-d Insurance Halfback Johnny Karras. ns ace ree on I UP All-Conference Every coach in the conference HOUSE TRAILER - 28 ft Indian Auto Insurance and financin,. New Singer Sewing mach me. Ta- Wanted: Rid to 'ew Yo k for va- See us it: you need a Home or In- one year old. Modem conven- Whilina-Kerr Realty 00. 119 E. ble model. Dial 9535 even in, . cat,on. Share driving expemes. By ED SA INSBURY picked Wilson, who plays defen surance of any kind. BUSBY sive center and offensive end, for iences. Well established. Phone Colle,e. Dial 2123. Nearly new Firestone Alr Chief 6223 evenings. CHICAGO '11'1 - Co-Champion All-Opponents Team AGENCY, 127 S. Dubuque. the first team. Seven mentors 8-1286. . auto radio. Complete. 203 Hawk- . Michigan. third place Minnesota 1947 Na h. Radlo. heater, verY!eye Village. Want ride to Phoenix, Ariz. Dec 17. and IUlnois, tied for fifth in the named him at end and two ot Notre Dame, Minnesota, and Mcdern two room trailer. Reason- clean. 1941 Nash four-door. 1939 I ,------, center. Karras was only slightly Help drive. Dial 3157. Thla Coupon Good For Western conference grid race. Northwestern led other learns in able. Phone 82794. Na h four-door. 1939 Ford Tudor. Tuxedo 5 i z e 38 and accessories. ' I shy ot the terrific Badger tn pop • were the only leams to place more Ride wanted to '1 a achulett· for I ularity, winning eight first plal"e number of blayers on the Univer- Where Shall We Go 1938 Fotd Tudor. 1936 Chevrolet I Worn twice. Phone 8-2'157 even- I than one player on the all Big sity of Iowa's all-opponents' f001- four-door. O:l h, terms, trade. Ek- ings. Christmas. Call Frnnk 2236. votes and one on the second team. I I Ten football team selected for ball selections oC the 1949 Hawk- wall Mot r Co .• 627 S. Capitol. Must ~ell recording Olds Sup e r . 20c the United Press by conference The Illinois sophomore, from Ar eyes. "I'm going tQ kiss you in a min- Trumpet. Best Ofter. Dial ext. Work Wanted t On One Hour oj I coaches. go, Ill., set a new conference Results of the ballots showed ute." "Aren't you forgetting 1939 Ponh c tudor, recently over- 3740. Wanled Family Laundry. Dial I The Wolverines, who shared the ground gaining record during the that Notre Dame placed three men IYOUrSelf?" "That's right. l'?" thi~k- hauled. Winterized. Can be seen ______~::- I I season. and Minnesota and Northwestern mg of .the pleasure It 11 gl\'e at 1018 na. Phone 2336. Tux Size 38. Excellent Condition. 8-1266. crown with Ohio State, and Min ~nlY BILLIARDS I nesola each placed three men Ortmann and Tonnemaker were each two on the first team. yOu. There 5 a lot oC plea ure-at Phone 4501 Evenings. I near unanimous choices, each be Three most popuiar Playersl the ANNEX. 19.&'1 Studebaker convertible. ______Wanted: Laundry. Dial 4984. I whiJe lliinois landed two stnn; in I at ing placed on the first team by Tuxedo (for tall thin man). Write were John Karras. Illinois half- IT'S A FAC.T Beaut! blue color. Real econo- Box I-A Daily Iowan. Typing t eight coaches. Tonnemaker, al back;' Bud Grant. Minnesota end; my. Wint rized. $1275. 710 E. Jef- .,. Hawks on 2nd Team Ithough a center, received three and Leon Hart, Notre Dame end. That here is this to be l aid in fa- ferson, '144. Sell unused articles with. DAILY Thesis and General Typing. Phone :MUSSACKS Halfback Jerry Faske, Guard I first place votes at guard. One of the surprises was the \'or of railroad time tables: even ------row AN Classified. 80832 . I Earl Banks and End Jack Ditt Three of the first team p1:lyers placing of Bob Williams, Notre it you are looking at the wrong 1940 Chevrolet 2-door. Call 4159 Next to Capitol Theater mer all were named to the UP Iwere on the all conference team Dame quarterback, on the second one, it probabJ'y won't matter. Take alter 5 p.m. Fuller bruah~ and cosmetics. CaL I seeond all-Western conference for the second consecutive year. team, behind Don Burson uf a trip to the HAWK'S NEST ------8-1213. Wash the easy. economical way Not Good After 6 p.m. football team. Grant, NemeLlini and Wistert all Northwestern. Emil Silko of Notre _____-:- ______1942 Hud on 2-door. Oall 4150 af(- I Void after Dec. 31. 1949 ------I made the 1948 honor eleven while Dame also was a second team _____-==Loans.:..::::::.:_____ er 6 p.m. Men's red reversible jacket. ExL LAUNDROMAT I the lineup. Rose Bowl bound Ohio Tonnemaker, Burson and Ortmnr.n I choice, with Gaspar Perricone of $$$$$$$$$ loaned on guns, cam- 1932 4 doo; Chevrolet. Very clean 3083. I coupon per person State placed onl.Y one man, Full- were on the second all conference Wash by Appointment 1 back Fred Morrison, but four team last year. Northwestern as the winner. Leo eras, diamonds, clothing, etc. body, engine In good condition. Good Piano $35.00. Dial 8-0735. I Nomelllnl, MInnesota, failed to Reliable Loan Co .• 109 E. Burling- Priced $200. Phone 82624 or 4937. Dial 8-0291 per hour Buckeyes made the second all Th. llro' •• am : place as a guard or tackle. Help Wanted I conference team. Bob Wilson. WI.conlin. End ------::- -"-'------leo NomelHnl, Mlnne!Klta, tackle Here are the first and second ton. '31 Che\'rolet coupe. Good motor Other schools to place men on Lloyd Hencveld. Mlchlean, Guard teams picked by the Hawks. InStruction and tire. $60. Dial 8-2794 . the honor cleven were Northwest- Clayton Tonnemaker. MlnnolOt4. Conter Fir., Team: Get your clothes Cleaned Charles Goltrrled. Illinois. Guord Bud Gnont. Minnesota. End ern, with Quarterback Don But'- Ivln Wister!. M,chlean. Tackle Bob Tondl. Notre Dame. T~ekle Bnllroom dancing. Harriet Walsh 1940 Deluxe Ford Coupe. Radio, son and Wisconsin with Enu Bob Harry Grant. Mlnnorot •. ~nd C, . mit Witucki. Indiana. Guard Dial 3780 after 5 p.m. Heater. In perfeel condition. for the Holiday Parties , IDon Burson, Northwestern, Back Clayton Tonn~maker . MlnnHotl, Ct'nt~r Wilson. John ny Karras. I1l1nol •. Back Chester Oanlels, Or ,on, GUlrd Phone 6361. M· h' I' h d th Chuck Ortmann. Mlchl,an. Back Jim Martin. Nolre name. Tackle Ballroom dance 'essOn!. IC Igan p a) ers w 0 mn e e IFred Morrison. Ohio Slale. Back Leon Hart. Nolte Vame. End at team were all-American Tnckle Th. ••• on4 t.am: Don Bu on, Northwertpm. Back Youde Wuriu. lJial 9485. John Karras. 111111011 . Back Alvin Wistert, Guard Lloyd H,'nc- ~1~~oO·~~~I':~'Cih~~d~~~.; . ~~kle Bill Bye. Minnesota. B.lck veld and Halfback Chuck Ort-I Earl Bank •. Iowa. Guard C."plr Perricone. NOMhwest m. Back G9neral Services . . t h d h Jack Unln,er. Oh:o Slate. Center econd T~.m: mann, while Mmneso a a ~ ree John Lundtn. Minnesota. Guard CIUton Anderson. Indiana. End Wanted To Rent exceptional linemen, all-American Robert Wnhl. Michl' .... Tackle Jim Tale. PUrdue. Taekle Do you have a servIce 10 offer? II For R'ent _ Room lor gentlemen. C.O.D. Cleaners Jack DIUmer, lown, End Charle GOllfrled. lJInol . Guard you have, the DAILY. IOWAN QuIet. No smoking. 308 Church 00 you wish to rent anything. Let W Center Cia y ton Tonnemaker, Pand.1 Savle. Ohio Stale. 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F ••l Weatller Personalized Textile Painting Sets B·IG and M·I Jachb Photographic Christmas Do Buggies $3.95 Read the Christmas Gift abe Viet •• LU lc.,e you have a larger and better selection to choose from for your Order yours today Cards Oil and Water Color Sets All Wool Throw Rugs $3.95 Guide today and every day gift~. NOW you can find what you want in The Daily Iowan Write Current Fiction 0. Non·Fiction Have yours made from Chtna Base Table Lamps lor gift suggestions. IOWA CITY SURPLUS Snapshot or Studio Portrait Christmas Gift Guide. Shop NOW and shop in IOWA CITY. FRIVOL - Box 552 - low. CIty Sporting Goods for AU Ages Complete with Sbades $2.95 new • E. C.II.,. I Bloek •• lb.1 Camp., , I EVERY DAY. ,1.50 a dozen iJ; A ERY etfeet OVOTIY'S EMINGTON ACKSOI'S SOONI RAND 1FT Electric & Gifts CYCLE SHOP For Ole HOllie 108 80. Dubuque 111 So. CUntoD Typewriters Is a Dew to Ipreacl boO day warmth aDd cheer. Ch.-e Fine selection of REBUILT BICYCLES Perfee' for aU JOur typha, Santa early f1"3m our complete Ie IMp your folks lDformed of REMEMBER Suitable for gifts Deeds it a ):rPnVl'Iter from ••• lectioa. Comes what Is qoiDQ on at S.U~ We riltwrap your selection. $10 and up SaIOY'S GiTe them a Chrlstmcu .ub Our stQck of new bicycles Have You Checked MULFORD ELECTRIC GUta for every member 1%! Iowa Aveaa Krlptloa to The Daily Iowan. 115 S: Clinton of the famllJ i~ill complete The Gift Guide PAGE ElGB'J' _ 'rAw ~. ______ PAGE IX _ THE DAlLY IOWAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, ~9(9 SUI Students Fined $1~ Just Saving Them for Dad $12,000 to Be Sent Johnson County S(hools For O'sturbing the p~ Russell Swift, AI, Des Nurses Arrive 1950 Iowa Plates Checks to t a Img· $12437,W I' 11 be est -,.$3830 in the state aid program. The sent in about a week to Johnson Another final payment totaling I Dubuque county share is the and Robert Leonard, A3, Go on Sale Today county school dlstrlcts. The checks $1.2-million will be sent later to' smallest because of several I;uch were each fined $15 represent the first installment of the same schools and about 700 schools in the county. To Serve Here New Iowa license plates go on court Wednesday tor state aid to public schools lor more schools wh!!n the sw.te de'- sale at 8 a.m. loday at the John 1949. partment of public instruction re- the peace. In Polio Wards son county treasurer's office. In all, l,774 school districts in celves needed additional informa County Treasurer Lumir Jansa Iowa will share tirst installment tion. The first of 15 Red Cross nurses Wednesday asked drivers to bring checks of $1,782,498, The Asso- The 1949 legislature increased REICH'S famous lor emergency service in polio their 1949 registraion certificates cia ted Press reported Wednesday. the aid from $18 to $30 fOl" eac;1 wards at University hospitals sr- to speed up issue of new plates. Polk county schools will get the transported child. This change CHINESE DINNERS rived in Iowa City Wednesday, Jansa warned applicants not to largest share - $48,939, and Du- with a tormula change increased (Arter 5P.~I.) hospitals officials said. send checks lor the same amount buque county schools the small- the 1949 ap'propriation to $3-mil The request for more ~lur~es I they paid for plates last year lion. Only $2-million was appro • Sl1rjmp Fried Rice followed an offer by the National because fees have increased. 2 Men Get S-Year priated in 1948. • ehicken ChOw l\te:n Foundation tor Infantile Paralysis Old license plates from ve Next week's checks will be bas • Egg Foo Yung and the American Red Cross to hicle owners who do not wish to Prison Sentences ed on the old formula and the • Mushroom Chop Sut} secure nurses for emergency sel'- register should bc braught to the $18 figure because the new law Prepared by Chinese C1aer vice to hospitals. treasurer's office by Feb. 1, and I Hosea Bess, 39, and Joseph didn't become etfective unti) July Other nurses of the 15 re- the vehicle stored, Jansa warned. Coleman, 42, pleaded guilty to 14. quested by University hospitals Thi~ applies mostly to own grand larceny in Johnson county Parochial schools do not share will follow as soon as they can ers of trailers, on which the lee district court Wednesday, and "e recruited, hospitals officials has been raised this year. were sentenced to five years hard said. labor at the state penitentiary at BIG Mrs. Lorna Mathes, executive Fort Madison. Starting ~ecrctary of the ,local Red Cross Funeral Rites Held The two men appeared Wednes 5DAYS O-D AY M"oEn"rtds...... 1 chapter, said Wednesday that day for arraignment on grand jury IlQ d1 PI Jl telegrams have been received from indictments liJed against them four other Red Cross nurses say For Schillig Infant Nov. 28, for theft of clothing from ing they will arrive soon. a parked car and Iowa City stores. ~'ftte Ia",in' in the Sir The nurses are being met by Funeral services for Michael the Red Cross motor corps, and Schlilig, infant son of Mr. and ,\\t -Kissin' In will stay at WestlaWll, she said. Mrs. Matthew Schillig, 528 S. "ENDS The nurses will remain at Uni Governor street, were held at 2:30 NOW FRIDAY" versity hospitals as long as the p.m. Wednesday at the Oathout "Doors Open 1:15" :\ ~-and Singin' \l emergency exists, officials said. funeral chapel. The necessity for emergency He was born Friday and died nurses was attributed to the rc at Mercy hospital early Wednes cent upswing in polio cases com day morning. Burial was in Oak (lfm~rrn: bined with the large percentage land cemetery. MUSICAL LAFF RIOT! of serious cases still under lJ'eat liD ISTHI. ment. 2 Men Fined $300 Each The number of respirator pa Skelton • Will tients is as high as during the For Drunken Driving late summer peak of poUo cases Lawrence Asa Gruwell, Cedar this year. Rapids, and Carl W. Schoenbeck, Many of these more seriol1s Wisconsin, were each fined $300 cases require a greater number of in Johnson county district court hours of nursing care, hospitals Wednesday, when they pleaded officials said. guil ty to charges of operating a Most of them will be midwest motor vehicle while intoxicated. Red Cross nurses, Mrs. Mathes said. The Red Cross supplies funds Three Grass Fires to pay the nurses in the emer gency program. Cause No Damage LAST YEAR'S PRESENTS for a navy electrician ha.ve not yet. been No damage was caused Wed opened. Standing In front of the CHristmas gifts lire l\lrs. Ruby POPULATION RISE nesday afternoon by three grass Smith and her two children, Michael, 2V2, and Patrick, 11 months. SYDNEY (,IP) - Officials esti fires, firemen said. Their husband and father, William C. Smith, together with a marine, mate Australia will have 10-mil The fires were at 935 E. Mar disappeared Into Communist territory 13 m~nths ago. lion people by the end of 1957. ket street, 116 Ferson avenue, and It now has about 7-miLlion. in t~ 500 ~~ock on Rundell street. 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SOME kNt-VE OF The first motion picture to be shown under the auspices of NIGf.lr, BUT DEY AIN'T SEEN • A MANAGEp:" the United Nationa. French Epic havinq a dual American HIM ARDUND FER OJER A PERSUADED ALFY Premiere in New York at the Amhaaaador and Elysee WEEK/" ' DEY SAID IT~ 10 SKIP WITI-I HIM AND 8Q)( IN theatre.. FUNNY HE AIN'T EVEN SHOWED UP T'GIT "l.l [)I.. PRIZES HE WON THE BIG TIME FER. ROLLIN ' UNDER A~ER. HUNNERT NAME I .... tirst and Onlv Showing in cuy A WEEK AGO A-ACKt::: _ 1\",'· • P. ALBERT ~"s"," CHEW59Y/ JEAN.LOUIS BARRAULT MANto MEN (D'HOMME A I10MMES) Acclaimed equally with Barrault ia DIrector. Chriatlan·laque. creator of "Symphonic Fantcutique" "Boule de SUU" "Carmen." The all atar aupportlnq ccut lDcludea Bernard Bller. Helen Perdelene. Low.. BeJ.9Iler Englis Ti es
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