I , The Weather IYen ~rving the State University of Iowa Partly cloudy today with little chance In tempeU' ~s Campus and ture. a turciay ,a r t I Y Iowa City cloud and cootlDae. moderately (I00I. Hil'b at ted .. y, 47; low, 31. Bleb Dols "art Thursday, 52; loW, 29. Yen Wert ______~ ____~ ______~__ t._l_~_8 ____ A_P_Le~a-8e-d--W-u-e-,-AP---W_Ue __p_h_o_to ___ i1_1_v_e_Ce __ n_w ______l_owa ___ C_i_~_,_w_w_a_,_F_n_·d_ay __ ,_A_p_ri_l_4, __ 19_5_2 ___V_o_1._8_6 __ , N~o~ . ~1:31~ ______------~------!it&t ~ Ion fe.ti, . \ lngs "" sart, It. ndon ... • Xcelletlto FaYellt, :Iord lII4 Ire cht Sa •• , ng ollt. IFederal Judge It OVI!f" Sctne·; Steer Talks Fold; Walkout Imminent espeare', , Appointed New Iter, "No NEW YORK lJP) - Steel wage I outline talks colLapsed Thursday and CIO , "Moon. \ leader Philip Murray said he be 0, ,tile. lieved a strike of 700,000 steel Service Resumed Ridgway Sees Atty. General. ~reeh." workers "will definitely take I" "Eler_ • place" Wednesday. By Western Union WASHINGTON (.4") -Attorney 'Cracked An Industry spokesman said the General J. Howard McGrllth !r Meln. companies would start "cooling Progress in summarily fired the Truman ad Patches", their furnaces today." In 39 Key Cities ministration's corruption hunter, om "The It appeared a strike could be Newbold 1dorrls Thursday, and ~r.'1 IIvel'ted only by government seiz NEW YORK (.4") - Western then resigned his job in an as ure of the industry - and there Union said it has resumed service Truce Parlays tonlshing two-act political drama. was a question py both govern in 39 of the key cities hit ellrly The !lrln, ot Morris, originally -mOl ment lind industry whether such Thursday by the lirst nation-wide MUNSAN, Korea, FRIDAY (JP) appointed by the attorney general, a move would be legaJ. telegraph strike since 1919, but - G~n . Matthew B. Ridgway said climaxed II row set off by Morris' A spokesman said Industry the strikers still called the wa lk today he thought progress was attempt to delve ni l, 114. Would resist such action if it is out 100 per cent eltective. being made In the armistice talks. into the finances pr"~.nt': ": 'luan_ attempted. A c;ompany spokesman said lur He hinted that a compromise of McGrath and nor Gllot Industry'. Offer Ilejeetecl ther expansIon ot service will be may be likely on unresolved is Newbold Morris James McGranery other high of ', 11: Cari 63; M.uJ. The breakdown ot the wage announced shortly. sues, but declined to predict the Il (' Got I he Baal H e GOI a Job ficials. Less than " 62. talks came when the CIO United The striking AFL commercial outcome. four hours later, ---. Steelworkers union rejected an telegraphers union (CTU) said Ridgway met with reporters President Tru Industry wage increase otfer that some 31,000 Western Union em after an unprecedented conference Newbold's Not Mad man announced - failed to meet proposals by the ployes walked ott the job Just one I with the biggest array of allied McG rath's de wage stabilization board. minute after midnight (EST) in generals and admirals at the UN WASHINGTON IJP) - Newbold Monis, the ousted corruption parture from the Almost simultaneously with col the climax to a wage dispute. command truce camp since ne sleuth, has II message for Howard McGrath, the ousted attorney gen cabinet. lapse of the talks here, Price Sta SCrillers 'Out SoUd' gotiations began. eral: Tnlman named * bilize!" Ellis Arnlill ruled out any Even atter the company claimed Propeta In AU Phases "Private life is not so bad_" Federal District McGRATH "special price increase" for the to have restored much of its serv The general, In reply to a ques To plcase a cameraman, Morris snt shirtsleeved at a typewriter Juda-e James P. McGranery oi steel industry. ice, Joseph J. Lenahan, a union tion, explained that his comment and pecked out this message: Phlladelehia to be the new attor The industry contends it WOuld leader in 'New York, told news on progress applied to the im "Dear Howard: ney general. McGranery, a tormer need a $12-a-ton increase In the men tha t strikers on the eastern portant question of prisoner ex "I am not mad at you. assistant attorney general and change, as well as Russian parti former Democratic member of the price of steel to meet the WSB seaboard were "out solid." "I'm only sorry that you do not really want me to clean house. proposals. The government has re Private leased wires govern cipation as a neutral inspector and house, announced in Philadelphia: to Keep YOUI' shirt on! fused to relax price controls that ment and defense centers were construction of airfields. "My job will be to restore the would limit an increase to slightly not affected, the company said. Asked if there were any ele "Private life is not so bad. fn ith ot the American people in "Respectfully, NeWbold." more than $2 a ton. Nor were the leased wires that ments ot compromise, Ridgway the government of the United T1'Uman SUent supply newspapel"S with their out said: "That's a dllflcult one to be States, and It will be done com President Truman refused at a Of-town news. Cables abroad also precise in answering. You know pletely by the department of jus news conference to give any hint were going through. what the major unresolved issues tice." are. I think there is little proba Retiring Truman Plans as to what action he might take in Telep-ams PUe Up { SlII'rests Asbestos Pant , : tbe steel dispute. The major effect of the strike bility of either side conceding. McGrath wired McGranery: Industry leaders estimated their was felt by tbe man on the.street. Local Telegraph OHice Closes The statt officers meeting "I sug,est you bring a pair of offer to the union at 16 cents an Telegrams backed up by the Thursday on exchange of prison Work as Private Citizen asbestos pants with you." hour, including a nlne-cent-an thousands and In many cities IT WAS QUIET on the We tern Unlon front here Thursday all local ers was called oft at allied ceq uesl WASHINGTON (JP) - President Truman said Thursday he is Truman,
, ' PAGE TWO - THE DAlLY IOWAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1952 with Interlandi / Interpretlng the News - • • • Interlude e I I ,. cI t o r a I , Scope of NA'TO C,tea Congratulations, Magazine X ~" \. . In Reply to De Gaulle For a number of years the SUI humor maga The next be t thing is trying to please as zine has been kicked around b various indi many as poSSible. By J. M. ROBERTS JR. the Philippines" the new revolu Assoclat.ed Press News Analys~ viduals and groups. It seem to us, from the way sales have been, tionary state of Indonesia, For· mosa, Ecuador, Bra~i1, PerU and At one time there was so much dis atisfac FRlNCH Gen. Charles De Gaulle is cri that the new MAGAZINE X has come as close Turkey are some places outside of tion with the magazine that the men of one to hitting a happy medium as any magazine ticizing the North Atlantic Treaty organization as being based on an EUrope lied into the whole pic . • dormitory collected hundreds of copies and we've had in the last four years. L overly narrow concept of defense. ture by military aid. though it b brought them back in protest. . Gr. nted, there is room for improvement_But true some of them are not tied What's needed, he says, is to too tigh tiy. We realize that Ulere never has been and no on realizes thi better than the MAGAZINE meet the world danger on a world All this hardly suggests thll never will be a magazine which will please X staffers. scale, not merely in the North At lantic. "It should be organized by NATO stands alone in. the FraoCOo I I everyone. There are tho e students who want Judging from comments whiclr were chosen ' the three great western powers - British-American concept..,. o[ de. clean jokes and those who want something on from SUI students at random it appears tllat the the U. S., Britain and France - tense. It is also something o{ what the rougher side. majority of the campus thinks this was a good in cooperation with Germany in Europe and Japan in the far east." Stalin should take more noti~ There. are those who \ ant more pictures and beginning for the new magazine. than DeGaulle. Well, where has the general those who want mOTe} stories. Generally, the jokes and feature stories were been for the last six years? There are those who want an inexpensive good. The two-page spread of the professor was In that period the United States alone has given $35'h billion to magazine, and those who want to see the maga terrific. I other countries, 300,000 U,S. zine printed on slick paper and with a stiff We congratulate the l\IA'GAZINE X staff and I ------.....!. in one way or cover. are looking forward to next 1110nth's issuc with I another, to fight Trying to please everyone is impossible. enthusiasm. Russian u' nDerl College Men alistic com m nism. Until re~ cently, hunger Taking ROTC and economic de- rangement By DAVID TAYLOR MARItl Iowan consumed NEW YORK (JP) - Better than ------The ·Dal~ most. one in every fout" of American. ------~------Direct econom- college students now sport the ar· FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1952 ic aid has gone ROBERTS my's olive drab, the navy's dark to 22 nations blue, or the air force's Ught blue OaU J Iowan. Idltort.1 ."leu are t_ fred ••, rewa.H. P.bU.It.., PubUJh~d dally except SUF\day and tile b.,f:rG.eal ., Ea.. Uall, DorUl. with a population of nearly 450 uniform. M.O ll""~ and lelal hollaMY. by Student IDlrabee. Publica IOns, Inc .. 128 Iowa AVI .. Iowa DAILl' IOWAN IDITOalAL ITA" milli9n people. Point tour aid, a Col. Clarence E. Lovejoy, edu. Ch.y. Iowa. :Entered aa second clau matt Editor . .. _.. _. .Jame. MacNair slightly different thing designed cational consultant and author of mattl;r at the POltoWC. at low, City, !dannail'l ' Editor . Hobert Duncan under the act 01 conares. 01 Marcb 2, Call 8-2151 "" ••' .. II , ••• IYe New. Edltor Ckne Rallenoperaer to help underdeveloped countries "Lovejoy's College Guide," saYI 1178. __•____ _ ,our Dally towan b1 1 • . m . Makar". A•• '\' New. EdItor .. .. Arlo Waan.r help themselves, goes to 31 nations more than 300,000 college men are aervlce If elven 00 .n a"yl.. .rren Au't. "'{e .... Editor Norma Sexton topono" by V:SO a.m. Tbe Dall, I'wan City ~ltor .• Marvin Braverm.n with a population of 650 million. in some branch of the reserve cl. MEMBI:R 01' Tff1!: ASSOCIATeD PRESS elre.laUon deparlment, In. tbe rear .r The Associated Pre.. I. .nUlled i!X A.. '\' City EdItor Lenar .. Str.. burl , I h 01 I 0 I" Military aid goes to 26 nations -fl'cers tral'nl'ng course (ROTC). cluolvely to the u.. (or ",publlcallon Old J •• rnalhm b.lldln~ nubaqlle ••d Sports Editor ., _ Jaclc .Jordan ~ MQnsiur, a ammer, II VOUI P all with a population of nearly 500 of all the local n.w. prInted In this JOWl Ita• • II OJen fro ...... m. (. U • •• . Women', Editor . Martha Overholaer newspaper .1 well .1 all "-P new, and from 1 . .... ,. 15 p.m • •• U,. Sat.r Editorial A ..ts\an~ ..... Russ Wiley .-======;------million. Does this increasing tempo 011 dJspatdle •. d.y houI: t _.m. Lo U N •• n. ChId photolrapher Joy Hytone Wirephoto teclm~ Bill Baker Easter Fluctuates - ·n,·ster Tr,·e-s Next year's program calls for military selence pose a threat to M, nearly six billions for Europe, the liberal arts programs oC col. , Call U91 "'0'" ...... Subscription 1Ot.l- by cnrrler In Iowa DAlLY IOWAN BUSINESS STAFr . .... b. .0 rep.r. Dew. tletal, .fme.·, Clty. 25 conlS ",.ekly or f8 pt!r year In Business Mana,er . J ohn Crustnberry hall a billion. rOI' Africa, half a leges and universities? Jie ... Ue~., or aono ••eemen\t t. Tb. adva nce; six months, $4;.25 ; three A.I·t. Buslne •• Mana,er CalvIn Lambert billion for Latirt-Aroerica, half a Views Vary , months, $2 .50. By mati In .Iowa. SO per National Adv. Marulaer . Ed !1unUn" N A h billion for the south Pacific, a bil- Typical is Columbia college 1I.IIBIlI year: .Ix months. ~ : three montha, ClaUlned Adv . M,r. Leonard Hlppenen All Because of the Moon . ew pproac A UDot BUallAU $3: All other mall ,ubocrlption, '10.00 I N.M. (IP}-A lion lor Asia. And this is merely bean Lawrence H. Chamberlain's., Olr per ye.r; nil, monlhl, ~ . 60 ; three DAILY IOWAN CIRCULATION STAF' ALBUQUE~QUE, OIRCULATIONI month.. $3.25. ClrculaUon Manaaer .. .. Roben He .. - By 35 Days minister has stopped trying to the contribution of the United r e pI y: persuade folks who don't go to States. "ROTC does not interfere with • By* Central * Pre!J8* ty the method was simplified. In- church to mend their ways. In- Britain is fighting the Commu- OUI' curriculum. In most cases * * * stead he just hands them a list nists in Malaya, -France in Indo- military science is substituted {or GENERAL NOTICES Easter this year falls on April stead of the actual moon a fkti- 13. If you have ever wondered China, and the U. S. heads the physical education or an elective tious moon was imagined to be in he calls "Why I Don't Go To list of 17 cooperating nations fight- r t GENERAL NOnCES thOlnd be deposlt.ed with the city editor of The Dally Iowan In tbe newsroom In why Easter moves about the calen Movies," which lists these rea- course. Short 0 all au war, we East ball. Notlccs mus be 5ubmilt.ed by 2 p.m. the day precedIng tlrst publlcallon; they will NOT be dar from year to year, science has the sky which would have a uni sons: ing in Korea. do not propose to modify our lib .•, aeaept.ed by .,bone, and IIIUl1t be TYPED OR LEGIBLY WRITl'EN and SIGNED by a responsible per the answer. It is due to that most form motion and always circle the 1. The manager of the theater As an example of what De erai arts program." .on. capricious of all heavenly bodies, earth in the average length of the never calls on me. Gaulle is talking about, France, But Colgate university takes aD ZOOLOGY SEMINAR WILL the moon. month. 2. Every time I go they ask me Britain and the United States are opposite view. With 90 per cent 01 SANXAY J'lHZE f'OR GRAD- J IOWA l\IOVNTAINEERS WILL Unlike most other momentous [or money. helping Yugoslavia, a Communist the fres hman class enrolled in meet Friday, April 4, at 4:10 p.m. ullting .eniors of college of liberal have a hike Saturday, April 5. events, Easter, the day celebrated in room 204 Zoology bldg. Dr. Thus it became possible to Pl'l'- 3. Not all the folks live up to but not a Russian satellite state. ROTC "a significant addition tol arts - an award of $500 to the Meet at Iowa Union at 1:30 p.m. by one-third of the world as mark- diet the appearance of the new the high standards of the film ' Japan, Australia and New Zea- the prewar college curriculum has Ralph G. Janes of department ot senior, a native or resident ot Everyone welcome. ing the Resurrection of Christ, anatomy will speak on "EUcct of moon with mathematical accuracy. characters. I land are tied to world defense by been made in which neither the Niacin and Prlscoline on Certain Iowa, who gives highest promise I does not fall on some fixed date, The idea of a fictitious moon is .( t t G . h ' selection of instructors nor the of achievement in graduate worle ALPHA PHI OMJl;GA WILL but is determined by the majestic neither new nor novel. Astrono- 4. I went so much as a child, rea y. ermany IS now t e mam Phases of Fat and Carbohydrate Not available to students in pro- mers use a fictitious sun to cal- I've got all the entertainment I mobilized base for European de- (ontent of the courses is under fessional schools. HoJder of this hold important meeting {or all movement oC the heavenly bodies Metabolism." culate the length of the day. need . tense , and- treaty arrangements the di rect control of the colleg prize may pursue graduate work members and pledges Sunday, through space. ' 5. The performance lasts too for her direct participation arc fac ulty or administration," says JOINT SEMINAR OF J>E at SUI or any other standard uni~ April 6, at 2 p.m. in ~Id Capitol. .When th~ church co uncil of Modern Christian nations in long. I can't sit still fOI' more being pushed, president Everett CaSe. "The I versity during coming year 1952-53 Matters of bUSiness WIll be u~ly Nlcea met m 3~4 A. D. fix the determining the date of Easter than an hour. d ' B course of study has been notabiy partments of physics of Iowa I? Cana a, urma, the French sa- State college and SUI on Satur and the stipend will be paid for man contest, report of el~c~lon date of Easter It was d.ecld\!d t~at Sunday are thus {olio wing the 6. I don t care (or some of the f Ch ' h stiffened." day, April 5, room 300 Physlcs that y ar committee, plans for best Citizen "Easter day" always IS the first practice of ancient peoples in tellite states 0 Indo- ma. t e 'Grad Schools Threatened' measurl'ng tl·me. NO layman can people I meet at the theater. British satellite state of Malaya , bldg. The program: Stud:nts interested in entering award an~ consideration of pro~ Sunday after the full moon Which 7 I d 't I 'th Also Harvard's President James the competition should communl- posed SOCIal event. Pledges re- happens upon, or next arter, the determl'ne the date I'n advance, . on a ways agree WI ---- 11:15 a.m. - E. P. T. Tyndall f h t I h d B. Conant sees ROTC as a delin· speajdng on "Creep In Zinc Cry~ cate at once with heads of their ~inded of meeting following bus·- 21st day of March; and if the_ full anymore than he can predict the w a ear an see. C b ' B I major departments and present mess session. moon happ~ns on a Sunday, then ,moment 01 an .eclipse of the tnoon 8. I don't think they have very U a s atista s ile threat to g r aduate . ~c~dols. "II, stal~." OF ' sun. ·This only can-be done by good music at .the theater. a high percerftage pf \liq l~le col· Noon-Lunch. supporting evidence ~ iricllidinlr - - - - Easter day IS the Sunday after. - 1:30 p.m. T. G. toiorthrup written plans for graduate work. CATHOLIC STUDENTS AND For more than 100 y.ears efforts the calculations of astronomers. 9. 'The shows are always held Jack-of-AII Trades lege students in the nation gradu. The departments wlll report their their guests are invited to the have been made by rebglous lead Wid V I'i .. - in the evening, and that's the only a~e as officers three yeaTs frorr speaking on "Scattering of Light e a a_1l time I'm able to be home with no w and then are on active sr 'V. in Liquids." nominees to the graduate oUice monthly communion breakfast ers and world statesmen to agree I In tollowing., the method laid m y f amil y AP Newsfeature -ice for two or three years, I~ 2:30 p.m. - John A. Eldrige by April 16. sponsored by Newman club at ~pon a fixed date f.or tbe celebra down by the church council of . flow of men into the professiou speaking on "Change in Physical Catholic student center after the tlOn of Eas~r. TWlce the Leafl:le Nicea the date of Easter may fall A 51-year-old former carpenter, graduate schools will almo. Concepts." GRADUATING SENIORS 9 a.m. mass and communion Sun- of Nations, 10 1923 and again tn on anyone of 35 days of the year. ! See Japanese Request barber, tailor and stenographer ii cease." 'l 6 t St Thomas More 1928, attempted to reach an agree- Orders for graduation announce d A It is this wide V;8riatio!1 that has For Ships from U So ~ack in power i~ Cuba after a Harvard, as well as Yale, eo. ments will be taken at Campus ay, prt ,a . ment on the date. At both of these LUTHERAN STUDENT ASSOC intluenced both church and secular 0 Ilghtnmg coup de etat. lumbia, Cornell, Princeton, Dart. Stores through April 10. No orders chapel. sessions, while no oWcial action iation will meet Sunday, :April 6, was taken, there was practically organizations to stabilize the date W ~~HINGTON (~) - One k of Stocky, blaclt-haired Fulgencio mouth, Georgia Tech, Notre Dam~ will be aCcepted after 12 p.m. NEWMAN CLUB MEETING of Easter. the Irst requests apan rna es . Batista returns to a familiar job. Purdue. California, and a host of at 5:30 p.m. at First English Luth April 10. unanimous agreement on the sec eran church. The Rev. J. F. Wiper and dinner Sunday, April 6, at ond Sunday in April. The second Sunday in Allril is after the peace ~reaty goes mto I In a similar move in 1933 the then other large institutions, maintail ri man of Cedar Rapids will present CathOlic student center at 5 p.m. the day most genera1ly suggested, effec~ probably will be for a sub- staff sergeant took over shortly units representing ali three servo INTERNATIONAL CLUB WILL Ell6land Acted 'ncreased knowledge and recent stantlal number of small armed after President Gerardo Machado d . f "Barabas" as the next in the series Social evening of dancing, cards England was tbe only nation as I · ices: army, navy an air orce. have annual costume ball Satur discoveries indicate Aprll'7 as the shI ps on a I ease baslS. was overthrown. The army, earliest in the ROTC I of Lenten meditations on "Person day, April 5, at 8:30 p.m. in East and television will follow dinner. which took any action. In 1928 the alities in the Passion." Father Welch, Newman club dir British parliament passed it~ tam date of the Crucifixion. This is the 'I'he craft would be used for a Born of poor parents in Cuba, p!cture, now is in 230 college lawn. Anyone wearing costume is date agreed upon by scholars as a coastal patrol. he worked in the fields before wilh an estimated 178.000 colle welcome. ector, will conduct a "question ous Easter act, providing . that box session" at the meeting. All result of a study of the Babylonl'an The navy says it "will con- t d .. d ~ DEPARTMENT OF ART PRE England recognize Easter day each calendar. sider" the proposal when it comes learning a rad e. He t lome h h , .•e students enrolled in 16 branchll sents the fourtb annual design ex IOWA CITYJAZZ CLUB WILL Catholics Invited. year as the second Sunday in in. army a) 20 an rose 0 t e igh- of service, Lovejoy says. The ah meet Sunday, April 6, at 5 p.m. in April, on the condition that the hibition "New Forms of the 20th "It is generally known that after est non-commissioned rank. He force is in 187 colleges with u Century" through April 30 In music room of Iowa Union. All MAIN LIBRARY HOURS DUR other members of the League of the exile the Jews adopted the studied stenography at night for estimated 107,500 students. TIl main gallery of Art bldg. Doors interested persons invited. Inr Easter vacation wl11 be as fol Nations ahd also the United States Babylonian calendar," says Dr. Shorn of a Husband seven years. He became steno- navy has units in 52 colleges wm agreed upon the same date. How open 8 a.TA. to 10 p.m. lows: Albert.T. Olmstead of the Oriental grapher to the Cuban general about 15,500 students enrolled. EDITOR AND BUSINESS MAN April 18 and 11-9 a.m. to 5 dYer, no other nation took similar Institute of the University oJ Chi- staff, a post which revealed to him I Colleges hold their ROTC unib ager of Hawkeye and of SUI stu action. "'J PALM SUNDAY SERVICE p.m. cago. the inside workings of the mi1i- in high regatd. Typical is 51 dent magazine wJll be named April 12-9 a.m. to noon In ancient days rno.n.thsr were Babylonian Calendar Found tary. Louis univcrsit~ which is buildinl s~onsored by Student Christian Tuc~day, April 15. Applications AprU I 3-Cloeed , reckoned by the phases of the "What is not so well known is After thc 1933 coup, Batista be- a $875,000 dormitory for its ai council Sunday, April 6, at 7 a.m. must be turned in to office of moon. The practice of reckoning in Congregational church. Dr. P. April 14-9 a.m. to 5 p.1lL that thanks to a'Slronomical tab- came a colonel and chief of staIr, force ROTC freshmen. school of journal)sm, room N-2 April IS-Regular hours time in this way was~~versal lets lately discovered, we can meanwhile exercising control from Alfred univerSity, still without Hewlson Pollack will speak on East hall, beCore $ p.m. Tuesday, re- that the Christian, e sh and "What Mean These Palms?" At sumed. establish a calendar of events in behind the scenes. In 1939 he re- an ROTC unit, is doing the next April 8. Appllcations, to be writ Moslem faiths all co u d, their the late Babylonian period with tired as a major general and was best thing for its students, he!p- 8 a.m. breakfast will be served at ten, must include a letter from I holy days according t e phase rarely the probability of error of elected to a fou)-year term as ing them ~nroll in. a local armS Wesley house, 120 N . Dubuque st. the registrar certifying good l\[ATHEMATICAL COL L 0 - of the moon. Ticket" 35 cents each, are on scholastic standing and stating quium presents Prof. Robert V. a day. president in 1940. I reserve trammg umt. The Jews in Jerusalem set the "We can extend the calendar I ____ sale th rough studen t religious cumUlative GPA through fir3t Hogg speaking "On a Theorem of date of the Passover which cor groups or at Wesley house. Tickets Neyman" Monday, April 7, at 4:10 through the early years of the semestel' 1951-52. Board of trus responds to the Chr~~ celebra- Christian era down to 45 A. D. by ~or the brea~ should be pur p.m. in 301 Physics bldg. tees of Student Publications, Inc., tion of Easter. For th Jews the the repltition of cycles proven chased beforel ~ urda!. will interview applicants. ----- day began at dusk w aU three hitherto correct. official daily, stars of the third rna itude were SIGMA DELTA CHI PLEDG "We thus have a knowletlge we ... The Pickerel Comes Up ing and initiation ceremonies will visible. In order to determine the phase o( the moon they watcbed never had befote-an exact knOW- I , be at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in con ledge of 'the dates of the great ference room 2 of Iowa Union. [or the first sign of the crescer:t ' ~$~~~ B U l LET IN ' events of the lIIe of Christ, extend Current members invited. new moon. Sometimes thc new moon was ing Irom His birth down to His FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1952 I VOL. XXVIII, NO. II{, visible just at dusk. Then the Crucifixion and His Resurrection. DEVOTIONS WILL BE HELD The world can now celebrate the at St. Thomas lI40re chapel on question would arise as to which UNIVERSITY CALF.NDAR was seen first, the moon or the dates of these events with an as Sundays at 4 p.m. during Lenten surance it never possessed before." UNIVERSITY CALENDAR item. ~NI scheduled season. The Rosary, Litany and three stars. If the moon was seen In the President's office. Old Capitol Benediction ot the Blessed Sac first it belonged to the day just rament will be offered. ending. However, if the three stars Friday, Aprll 4 IMeeting, Board Room, Old Cap~ were observed first the moon 8:00 p·m. - Art Guild Movies tol. . . u would belong to the new day and WSUI PROGRAM _ . GUY tie Maupassant's "Boule de 6.15 p.m. --: Triangle Club S po INFORMATION FIRST AI>PLI the morrow would usher in the cation blanks for the 1952-53 com~ Suit'" Mary Pickford in "Friends'" per, Iowa Umon. <, new month. Chap' lin C medy. Chem. Aud. ' 7:3~ p.m. - Hick Hawks Squan mittee and chairmanship may be CALENDAR o Dancmg, Women's Gym. • picked up through April 9 in the FlcUUous Moon 'l'o get away from thi ~ tain- Frl.a" A,rli 4, II5~ Saturday, APril .5 7:45 p.m. _ The Univeni~~ ~ oWee of student affairs. ' :00 Morrin, Chapel 2:30 p.m. - Goren BrIdge Les- Club, Party Bridge and Can~ 1:15 Newl ':30 Greek Drama fCJASIrootn) sons, Iowa Union, . Wednesday, APril 9 h •. 9:20 Wot'flen 's Nr,¥1 11 :15 a.m. to 4 p.m. - Jo~nt 4:10 p.m. _ Graduate F.cuItt Mobile Printing Press . :30 Baker', Do•• n Remember ... ? 10 :00 The BooksbeU seminar of department of phYSICS Meeting, House Chamber, O~, Is New Air 'Weapbn' 10:15 OUt of the New. Ba.ket of Iowa State college and SUr. Capitol. O ne Year Ago • . • to :30 Utlen" Learn -Gr.t Com"",.r. (Sec general notices). 4:10 p.m. _ WASHINGTON, D.C. (CPl-1f Plans for installing tel 'vision l~~:g ~~.vtew - Waf Procurement Sunday, Apr~1 6 . Lecturc, Paul World War III comes, the United sets at the Iowa Union w e an- 11:15 Bol'l Club o( Ame,rtea 11 :30 Here'. to VetenM 2:30 p.m. - Duplicate Bridge Lecture by Dr. Homer W. States armed forces wiII have the nounced. The technical diff culties 11:45 Errand o( Mercy Party, Iowa Union. . Northwestern university, equal of a new "weapon" wJthin of the low level or te b Ildlng g;gg ~~~~hm Ramble. 2:30 p.m. - Iowa Mountameers, A h·th t "Th h th Y k t Mt M I mp I ea re. . Its air arm. Ihad been overcome y bIding 12 :46 Sports Rounduble roug e u on 0 • c- Th d A il 10 It is a mobile "flying printing an antenna and st~O! am~Ufier ~ ; ~ ~::}:al Chats Kinley Macbride. urs ay, PI' prhs" for on-the-spot reproduc- on t~e geology bUll g With a 2 :10 19th Century Muoic 'CI •• sroom) , Monhy, April 'I . 12:20 p.m. - Easler Recess be- tion, at advanced airstrips or coa.xlal cable reach g to the ~ : ro . ~~'~":' '" Learn - Storyteller 2:00 p,m. - Univel'slty New- gms. bases, of aerial maps, charts and Umon. 3:30 M.. terwork. from Pranco ROSALIE BRUCE, 24, model comers Tea, Iowa Union. Tuesday, Aprll 15 o 4:00 Grinnell Colle,. 7:30 a. m. - Classes resume. reconnaissance photographs. Ive Y A 4!1!O Te. Time Melodies whOle husband cUPped her 4:00 p.m. - College Fashion F ears go 3:30 p.m. - Baseball: Nottt Time is one of th ing on peace may be rocky. President of the YWCA is Carla June Marken, A4, Des Moines, Ann Buzzetti, A3, Williams; Sally these bU$y pre-Easter days. "Mankind in its distress has to Heller, A3, Appleton, Wis.; vice IVon the senior award with a grade Sue Chastain, NI, Des Moines; B~ your 1a.undry to the La.undro NOTICE trust largely to your good judg president, qiana Hitchings, A3, average of 3.63. Louise Bekman Rayne Gutz, AI, lfampton; Do mat. We'U wash It, lItrvlce It, and ment for its deliverance," she told Larew, A4 , Ottumwa, received lores Horn, NI, Flo Dodge; Donna The lui trip that the North Davenport; treasurer, Janice An you can pick it up - al\ splc 'n' span congress. thony, A3, Sioux City; secretary, honorable mention. Hammersly, AI, Gilmore City. and b4!&utUully clean! "This places on each of you lhe Governor Bus will make In the Gwen Moore, A3, Manly; finance Charlotte Hess, N4, Des Moines, Gwcn Moore, A3, Manly, Jo full burden of a responsibility. past president of Westlawn intro- Ann Murray, AI, Galesburg, Iil.; And just think, you'll have no soiled evenJnc, w11l be at 6:50 p .l'lL chairman, Sarah Adams, A2, clothing to lug home in suitcases over Nobody will envy you, as your de duced the new ofticers. Joy Paris, Mary Anrr Ross, A2 , Ml. Vernon; Effective Saturday, April 5th. cisions have enormous repercu, Omaha, Neb., and freshman Y, vacation! Jo Beth Shocman, A2, Atlantic. N3, Paris. president; Violet Gor- Mary Schroeder, A3, sions all through the world." I WRA officers are Joan Myers, daniel', N3, Postville, vlce-presi- Betty Thornwall, A2, Madrid; Jo The Queen's husband, PrInce dent; lnveriy Fender, NI, Pes Tracy, Nl, Ankeny, and Kathy Bernhard, came in unannounced, N2, Rochelle, IlL, president: Caro LAUNDROMAT Jowa City Coach Co. Molnl!s, 'SC'eretary; Kathy Hast- Campbell, NI, Orangf:, Tj!x. 1~ lIr. La.ndr, Utal 1Il'!91 lor a ..It . .1 but he was recognized and the np lyn Caulk, A2, Clayton, Mo., 'vice- I pia use started. Bob Berg Elected Delta Tau President Jack Goggin Elected 'j Bob Berg, P3, Cedar Falls, has , Ballantyne, A3, Iowa City, activ been elected pl'esident of Delt3 illes chairman; Grodon McCreedY, Delta Chi President Tau Delta, social fraternity. A2, Washington, publicity chair- Don Rosche, A3, Bettendorf, man. Jack Goggin, G, Ossia.n, was Sharkskin • JI''', 1\ • by Robert Frost The Accent IS on EASlm'ER and The amazing height A flawlessly tailored Rob '- "J/r ;,II" ert Frost sharkskin that will set you right for East ·'&ington"Feeny er and the entire spring , .. ..IT · season. In solid shades or , ( f·./I '{r;r • 1? o rtl over plaids, the Robert BLUE CALF! · Remington Feeny'S m~ went to his feet. Frost sharkskin always 1001(1 B~ing extremely cautious, he hid his money in I'JilT RED CALF! · his shoes so he could always keep it with him. looks crisp .•. always OJ ~b CJ noor · By the time he waS ~, he was nine feet tall. holds a firm press .•. b 'll ~ .. IILL. '.-kl.... H ON. 5YSTIM js i!~ .. 1,'1'" t" "ll II -Shoe Salon • FIn$ Floor bJ'I "I' _ t • .t~ '24 E. Washington THE DAILl IOWAN, FRIDAY, APRIL., 195% • ." 'J - I 0 ' I d fe e I ' East to Defend IBraves Edge Sportsmen Pay Tribute to qo BLOOMINGTON. IND. (JPj - requiem high mass for BQ, who t BrooRlyn, 5-4, The men who played football with, ' loved youngsters and had five o! -;;Ports' Giant Star s ut n e I.nl e YState Class A for and against A. N. (Bo) McMil- hi5 own. was held in a basement lin met at his funeral Thursday church under a p3rochial school and t:lld one another there never The unostentallous casket was :g ' scene Thomson Gets I Title Saturday In 13th Inning was anybcdy else quite like lhe .'nrried to the grave in Rose Hill Texas Irishman. cemetery by six of Bo's fonntl' ,;.),uh,Juk JOfd.a1t Irvin's Place By LEE CANNING MOBILE. ALA. (JP) - Ebba St. James (Red) Weaver of Ash- Indiana uni\'ersity players. Five Claire's ground rule, double into Imd, Ky., a lineman with the of them had hoisted him to their AHA! A LETTER! Delending champion East Drs the right field crowd drove in Centre college team of 1919 on shoulders in 1945 after beatilll I Moines goes after its third straight the winning run Thursday as the which Bo was all-America Quar- I Purdue and winning LU.'s !int I'd just abou: given up hope of In Left Field state Class A high scnool indoor Boston Bra\'es nipped Brooklyn tcrback, wanted to know, "who Big Ten football championship. getting a letter commenting on this track championship Saturday in 5- in the 13 inning. column, but Thursday onl;! wus else carried the ball 75 pel' cent Th pallbearcrs were Rex DENVER (A»- "I heal fast," the field house. Boston had gone into a one of the time and backed up the Grossman, Russell Deal, Howard left on my desk. And, as may be Finals in the pole vault, 440- run lead in the fiCth, 4-3 with a expected, the letter was from G solemn-faced Mon te Irvin, in line on defense?" Brown. Vernon Huffman. Pete I yard run and the two-mile relay four-run outburst. Giant fan. jured New York Giants outfielder Frank Leahy. head coach at Pihos and Robert Ravensbur,. r will highlight the afternoon events Brooklyn's Roy Campanella tied Thursday morning I reneged on and bBtting star said 'I'J\ursday Notre Dame, commented that he ...... which start at :30. The evening the count at 4-4 in the seventh iiiiiiiiii the prediction I'd made the day from his hospital bed. I had talked to many players before - that the New York "I feel maybe I can be back starting time is 7. with a home run. coached by McMillin and thought Giants would win the Nationsl playing in eight or ten weeks." East's biggest challenge prob • ... If it was a little unusual that e\'ery WORTH 25c league pennant. I did so because Then, as if realizing the situation ably will come from Des Moines Cubs W,n 17th one of them loved Bo. Monte Irvin broke his ankle slid might be more serious than he Roosevelt, which topped the de This coupon worth 2Sc on thinks, he added: "I hope I can fending tiUists in the junior di BEAUMONT, TEXAS rJPj-The Grea t es~ Influ'Jnce Ing into third any car wash. Good S;zI· and may be out get to play a few game, any vision at the state AAU. Daven Chicago Cubs won their seventh "There probably has not been for the rest of way." port, winner of the Mississippi consecutive vi~ry llnd their 17th a coach in recent years who had urday only. Valley conference crown, also triumph in 25 games Thursday by the season. Propped on a piJIow ot his a greater influence o~ his play rates as a contender for the state lathering the Pittsburgh Pirates, The letter, corner bed in a four-man ward ers," Leahy said. at 'Mercy hospital was his right championship. 10-5. EARL'S which came from Cal Hubbard, a huge man who . J ack Wiggins, a leg, rigid In a cast from ankle to Ottumwa's Bulldogs, recent The Cubs hammered four Pirate above the knee. victors in the Litlle Six indoor hurlers for 11 hits and clouted once beat Harvard ::tlmost single MOBILSERVICE stu den t from handed while playing for Bo at Chicago, c r i t i Could Ruin Giants Mays, Simpson Express Anxiety meet, could push ali three teams seven runs in the first three in 708 o. Riverside Drive cizes my aclion. for first place. nings. Geneva college, said !latly that I expected some The cast might well be the GRIEF- TRICKEN O\'ER TIU INJURY of ~lo n~~ Irvin ar e Willie East is led by sprinter Fred Lu McMillin was "one oC the greatest ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ iron collar that chokes off the ...... ¥ one to. Most peo MayS (Ief~) New York GlaDt centerflelder and roommate of Irvin, cas, winner of the 50-yard dash in Chisox 2, Browns 1 coaches of all time and one of the ... pie don't change Giants' hopes for a second straight and Darl'Jl Shnpson of the Cleveland Indians. The two NelTo stars 1951. greatest men!" Hubbard is an DUllOCUE R their predictions, National league pennant. Irvin's watch as Irvin was carried from the r1eld after breakin &, his ri&'ht Centerville's Larry Thomas and SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS (JP) - American league baseball umpire but since the season hasn't start ankle snapped In a compound ankle, thus seriously Impairin&, Giant J;'~ nnant hopes. Davenport's Ira Dunsworth will be The Chicago White Sox, playing now. tracture as he sUd Into third base ed I'm taking tha t Uberty. • in the second inning of Wednes- .-______back to defend 880-yard titles won under the direction of coach Doc Hubbard and A. B. (Happy) In 1951. The broad jump champ- Cramer, ThUrsday defeated the O~he r Loes~ CODIIldered Chandler, former commissioner of day's exhibition game with the 2d Auto Tragedy _ Ions of last year. Dick Stuber of SI. Louis Browns, 2-1, at Mission baseball, were wiping tears from Another person stopped me on Cleveland Indians in Denver .Ames. Bill Soltau of Davenport Field. their cheeks when they walked the street and asked me why I Bears stadium. and Bruce Penquite of Nor(h Des , A double by George Wilson, left didn't lower the Yankees and Red A Denver surgeon who set the from St. Charles Catholic ,hurch Moines also have returned. fielder, scored Sam Den te with near the Indiana university cam- Sox too, since Gerry Coleman and ankle declined to say when the North Des Moines will bring the winning tally in the eighth. Ted Williams won't be around to stellar Negro left fielder might be Pilcher's Daughler Killed pus. the largest squad, 39 runncl'S, to ...... , help. Before making my guesses, able to use it again. It's a serious the meet. Newton is second with Phils 4 C d 3 Gridders lor Pallbearers I took into account that the two fracture, he said, and everything - For Art Houtteman 35 entries while Roosevelt of Des , a r s It seemed appropriate that the would be recalled into the marines. depends on how the mending ...... Moines has 31. WAYCRO::'S. GA. (JP) - The But no one could forsee that Ir process progresses. CLEVELAND, TENN. (JP) - The rolled about 200 feet.. Patrolman Philadelphia Phlllies whipped the vin would make a foolish slide To get an idea of what Irvin's life of .baseball player Art Hout Tate said the machine was a total St. Louis CardInals 4-3 Thursday and cripple the Giants. loss means to the Giants, look teman was rocked by a tragic loss. Big Names Trail with Russ Meyer going the route Surqeon's In!!'truments FOR A HAPPIER Wiggins, by his own admission, at his last year's figures: batting automobile accident Cot the sec The accident occurred on a for the wi.nners. Equipment 0. Supplies is a "die-hard Giant fan," and average .312; home runs, 24; runs and time when his only child was stretch of country highway at In Masters Golf It was the first lime since the EASTER thinks that the loss of anyone batted in, 121. killed near here Thursday. about 11 a.m. The operator of u G)'aperruit league opened exhibi For Every Field of Practice give DaJ'Z ~s CIIOCOLATE man will not cripple the New service station nearby drove the AUGUSTA (JP' - Ray Gafford. II lsi Broken Bone Cheryl Lynne, 7-month-old tion play that the Phillies have let l11slrllll1cmt ~l(lkt'rs Yorkers to the extent that th'lY victims to Physicians & Surgeons a tall, thin Texan, who plays in a hurler go the full nine innings. CREA 1 EA TER EGO S This is the first time I ever daughter at the Detroit Tiger star, III The Profession . beautifully decorakd will blow the pennant. hospital at Cleveland. comparatively few tournaments, got a broken bone," Irvin said. was thrown to earth when a large, ... If ... Since 1895 and filled with our deli \1 , Well Exhibit A for the defense Repetition of Fate and Johnny Palmer the pudgy "I can't tell you how I brokel new Cadillac plunged cious homemade candies! will be Laraine Day, wife of automo~lle The child waa.o:ead upon arrival. North Carolinian who plugs along Reds Stop Nats, 5-1 it. But I think 1 did it just as I from a highway 16 nules north of Or any other or our many New York manager Leo Durocher. Houtteman's own career \ as but seldom wins. got out in Iront CHARLESTON, s. C. (JP) - The East er candy novelties. Miss Day or Mrs. Durocher, started my slide. Must have caught here. threatened when he was injured Thursday In the opening round of Cincinnati Reds spotted Washing Russ Phebus, Representative whichever is correct, wrote an my spikes in the dirt. The p~tchel"s wife, child and critically in an accident at Lake the "mystery" Masters Golf Tour ton one first-inning run but Irvin said he couldn't recall mother, 'Mrs. Rosa mont Houtte DIAL 3302 article for Quick magazine this land in 1949. He was inducted In nament. rallied to defeat the Nats, 5-1, in 200 Koser Ave. Iowa City DarzeJ Candies week teUing why the G.lants will that Al Rosen Cleveland third man, had been motoring north in They shot scorcs of 34-35- 69 an exhibition baseball game here the army in 1950 but was dis 123 Dubuque win the pennant. baseman, made' Bny motion that ad~ance o~ t~e team, which breaks charged last fall because of ling over the long, treacherous Augus Thursday. he was about to catch a throw spring tramIDg at Lakeland, Fla., 'Few Better' ering effects from injuries suf ta National coutse to take a one from the outrleld-a throw which today. fered in the automobile accident. stroke lead over three of the rank She gave the majority of credit was cut off and made the slide SUfte1:Minor injuries The pitcher was informed (If ing favorites, defending Champ for last year's success to Monte unnecessary. ion Ben ~o!!an, Sammy Snead and The women were hospitalized the accident at Lakeland and left Irvin, also mentioning that Leo "Rosen was just standing there," immediately for Cleveland. Al Besselink. may have had something to do the Giant swatter said. "I thought due to minor injuries and shock. Although the golfers weren't with the team. She expressed the I'd better slide to get to that base, Highway patrolman Charles Tate SMITH WINS MATCH bothered on a day.of low scoring, • Ibeliet that Monte should have so I slid." quoted the younger Mrs. Houtte ITHACA, N.Y. (JPj - Middle- the 16th Masters tournament drew been chosen the league's Most Val man as saying she was driving at weight Bill Smith oC Cedar Fails, the "mystery" tag In the press Won't Make Trade uable Player, and made him No.1 about 60 miles per hour when the Ia., shooting for his fourth straight tent because of a strike of West when talking about this year's Meantime, Manager Leo Dur automobile touched a salt should title, won a split decision Thurs- ern Union telegraphers. This team. ochcr said Bobby Thomson, hero er on U. S. highway 411. day ovel' rugged Orris Bender of hampered the eHorts of a big She said, "As for hitting, the of the )951 pillyoffs with the The car spun from contml, Michigan State, in the opening corps of writers in getting out the Giants have a powerhouse in Brooklyn Dodgers, would take crashed through a farm fence and round ot the National AAU news or the tournament. They heavyweights like Monte Irvin, over Irvin's le!t field spot. wtestling championships at cor-, were forced to resort to lele- Bobby Thompson and Alvin Dark. Thomson started as an out nell urliveJ'sity. phones, radio and even air mail. There arc few better ball players fielder with the Giants but was than Irvin. Last year he led the shifted to third base last season 3 Iowa Fencers Enter league in runs-batted-In, hit a and became a star. Henry Thomp home run in every park he played son, whom Thomson replaced ,It lsi State Foil Meet in, and helped Leo win many close third, will get the infield job, PARENTS ones." \ Durocher said, with Willie MaY5, Three members of Iowa's fenc~ Wiggins continues, "I'd be the fleet center fielder, moving up to about cigarette irritation ing team will compete in the first first one to admit that the 10 s the clean up spot on the batting open foil state tournament of the PROTECT~ of Irvin will hurt the Giants but list. ' Iowa division of the Amateur nobody can say at this point that Durocher added "that ~s of Fencers league of America, Coach YOUR the loss will cause the Giants now, we are not seeking a tUlle · ';fitJPl: Luc!ieh Manis announced Thurs to ose the pennant." That may to get a replacement for Irvin." day. b trlle, but by the same token TQe tournament will be held no one can say they'll win with ALL-STARS TRAIL AprfJ' 6'at 'Grinnell college. R'Af~ ORRIS ••• and qffiy out him. The Iowa All-Stars, including Maynard Minnick, Frank Craig, Must lIave APtitude Children ~ s Foot Health Ev Cochrane, Bob Clifton and and Dean Kenney are the Hawk The writer also refers to Willie Bob Schultz, now have won three eyes who have been entered. All AND HAVE THEM WELL DRESSED PHI LI P "', is entirely free of Mays as being a reason why his of seven games with the Harlem Ithfee will compete unattached. team will come In ahead. That'o; Roadkings in the teams' Iowa Morris also said that several wishful thinking, ' I believe, be tour. other Iowans might enter. cause no draft board wlll con- ----.------ '.Philip Mor,~: i;;itation used in ~ tlnue to believe that a man who is a good major league outfielder can't pass an army aptitude ' test. Live the l i I e 0/ ease The fact remains that Leo Dur ocher is shor\. an outfielder and Dozens of Styles to Choose a source d' g cigarett~s! will ei ther have to call one in from the minors or move Whitey from not shown in this ad. Po II_ Lockman into the outer gardens MateMals, methods, lasts, and oth~ lea 1ft and find a first-baseman some where. Right now, Brooklyn's styles are laboralory checked SH - olltlook is brighter. I and test worn to , 1m ve fit, For Campus comJort and wear. TJ;aeYl d lucas Withdraws or Career wecu·. From NAAU Swi.m;-.:;.y.,(.. ~ We quaranlee the fit Poll Slassforth Onlfllope Parrots are reasonable in price ~~I . . and are pre-tested. I'f'J/t . I "" i 7 : ,...,..... Iowa's entry list in I ~tional AAU swimming championships at PHILIP MORRIS gives yOU New Haven, Conn., was st;tortened MORE SMOKING PLEASURIl to one Thursday as dis4J.nce man ( than any other leading brand. Buddy Lucas withdrew ~rqm the and Brown meet and returned to Iowa City. YeS- YOU 'LL I. GLAD TOMORROW, Lucas said that Coach D avid YOU SMOKED PHILIP MOIRIS TODAY 1 Armbruster had· left ~ lon See What about his entry up to;.mtn'f,Lucas felt that he was missirtg too much sChool and needed to catch up. Ipr~. Testin. g The New Zeal.alld freshman had Gi~es YOU! lGE COhI URM'N G been entered ill the AA U's 1500- Bandapmely styled for lupreme comfort. lIDooth e-rr fit _~==~~:~~~~~~==~--~----"~[~EL~S---J meter race be~ore changing his mind. and 8'10d look.. They're the top choice of the .mart let PRICED AT Last week . he swam in the ever;rwhere. NCAA champio nship meet but failed to place in the 1.500-meter . Come rin and say you want to live the life of eue and event. His time of I§'~~ .a was a we'll ~ow you the grandest variety of quality ,laeu new Iowa record. . " ;> " ever 95 Bowen Stassforth, holder , of you've _n. seven world records and co-cap tain of the Hawkeye squad, is the Gabudinet. Flaone!l. Worsteds. Pattern.. ' Cheek', Plaids. 3 only Iowan left in thli~<~ . He Solid., etc.. in the ielllon'. latell pretentation•• TO will swim both the IbhiMI 220- You 'll love yard breaststroke. I b, "I LOVE LUCY" ------~ 95 to starring Exhibition Basboll 519 , lUCilLE BALL and DESI ARNAI Scores I B.llen ,N) ~. Br ••klyn (X) I (I~ Inn· 10,,01 I;hlu,. (N) I ~. PIUlh.r," IN) ~ Chi •• ,. (") 2, SI. L •• ' 'AI I According To Olnelnn.1I (N) 3. W. . .. ltJfl.OlHM I Ewer, Men's Sto e 'bll.delpbl. (N) 4. 8l. 1Jo.I (I~ 1 3 B • • lol1 ( ) I. nil . "fli }1 !CCI " ed 28 South C1tnton SiIe . ad nt 51h. ' PlaU. delphla (Al e. Columbus (8.\) , \ THE DAlLY IOWAN, FRIDAY. APRIL 4, 1952 PAGE FlVE 4Weekend Recitals Here Senate Votes Boost ' I Rot~ry Clu~ Elects Cedar Rapids Police 2 SUI Professors 13 Plays Scheduled w~~~': g;~;ks and a Lady," Bet- For Disabled Vets IOff,cers, D,rectors Arrest Bail Jumper To Attend Meeting IF· I Tod ~~~~0:;~"6~~:~~;>';::~:,:.e~~~~ SUI Students To Present Numbers By I F I C· A On PreAJIecl Stuel,·es ay City University high school; "Boy WASHINGTON (A') - The sen- or owa ,ty rea I . m n eshva With A Car t," Grinnell; "ThrC(!fs Handel, MOlort, Wagner, Schubert al# Thunca, voted to boost A man wanted here tor Jump- Plays to be presented by Iowa A Crowd," Oelwein; a cutting veterans' pensions and disability Dorr Hudson, Insurance agent, ing a $500 bail bond last Novem- Twp educators from SUI will high schools today during the play from "The Great Big Doorstep," Charles Hoag, Al, Davenport .. be a recital or v~al and clarinet payments by $113 million a year was elected president of the Iowa \ be ill be . d ted . C attend the second national con[er- production festival at the U'l!- Emmetsburg, will be featured in thc rirst of selections. Contral\o Mar j 0 r i e to meet the increased cost. ot Itv-. City Rotary club by the club' r w arralgne ay tn e- ence of a subcommittee on pre- verslty. t h eat er are: "Gray B read," "Supertor." ra t'mgs h ave b een (our recitals scheduled for t.his Buckman, A3, West Liberty, ac ing. board of directors Thursday. Idar Rapids in connection with \ medical education at Buck Hill Sigourney; "A Better Man Trap~" awarded to high school groups weekend at SUI. companied by pianist Arthur It boosted benefits In a house- f 15 h k ch I I r Carroll; "The Play of the Artl- from Cedar Falls, Cedar Rapids, passed bill by $25 million a year He succeeds SUI a e c ec arges, oca po Ice Fans, Pa., Sunday Wed- sans," Perry; "Sparkin'," Belle McKinley high, Marshalltown, Accompanied by pianist Lynne Lambert, G, Iowa City, will sing A~ministrative throu~h but defeated several efforts to Dean AlJin W. Dakin, who be- \ said Thursday. Inesday. Plaine' "The Monkey's Paw" Muscatine and Spencer. Rated 03 Belville, A2, Winona, Minn., Hoag selections by Schubert, Chausson, allow- comes an ex-officio member of H . G'I P k f I f They are Prof. Ralph Ojemann Esther'ville' " A Sunny Morning'" "excellent" are Cedar Rapids, WiI- Debussy, Engel, Horn and Moir. make much more liberal . e IS al ar e: ormer y 0 f th I Ch'ld W If R ' , will play a base viol concerto by ances to veterans and Iheir de- the board ot directors. '0 he t owat' Id W e W are M .,e- Mont'lcello' "Over Ihe Teacups", son high, Council BluffS, F airfield, }Iandel Bnd a sona ta by F uchs in Clarinetist Mark Kelly, G, Cen Frank R. Burge. assistant di- .Iowa City, who jumped the bond earc 5 a Ion an . . orns, Newton, Oskaloosa, and Ottum- North music hall at 7:30 p.m. to terville, will play selections by pe~~:n~'11 now goes back to the rector of the Iowa Memorial Un- which he had put. up on a charge ~SStl~tant 11ean ~or s~~~ent affairs and hospitals of the Americln wa. day. Mozart, Schumann and Gerald ion was chosen vice-president. III e co ege 0 .me Icme. . Finzi. He will be accompanied by house for consideration of senate Both ot the new officers will take of driving while intoxicated. The sub~om~lIlttee on prem~l- Medical association and the As- Caryl Wamsley, G, Freeport, music instructors Norma Cross, changes. . Cedar Rapids and local police cal education IS part of an entire soclatlon of American Medical TO ATTEND ART CONFERENCE Ill., and Berryl Pettigrew, G, Ot piano, and Robert Oppelt, viola. The measure would make a 13 office July 1. have been seeking him since he survey organi:Lation to study med- Colleges. Prof. Frank Wachowiak and tumwa, will play violin duets by I per cent hike in compensation for Newly-elected d ire c tor s are was reported seen in a taxicab ical education. The organtzation Its purpose is 10 study the in- instructor Doris Yordy of Uni- Bartok, and pianist Shirley Moran, service-connected disability to Prof. LesUe G. Moeller, director is supported by the John and fluences in the home and commu- versity high school's art depart. A4, Clutier, wiil play "Fantasy SUI Librarian To Speak veterans of a 11 wars who are rat- oC t h e SU J sc h 00I 0 f Journa· I' Ism; here Wednesday' night. Cedpr Mary R. Markle foundation. nity and the type of training which men t WI'U a Iten d the W es tAtern r s and Fugue in C M£jor" by Mozart cd at between 50 and 100 per cent Dave Cannon, secretary-treasurer Rapids police arrested him there It is under joint sponsorship of shape young men and women who I conference il\ Columbus, 0., April on univerSity station WSUI's "Re At Iowa State College disability. Those with disabilities of Economy Advertising company, Thursday. the council on medical education plan to enter medicine. I 7-9. d al Hall" at 11:30 a.m. Saturday. Louane L. Newsome, mathematics rated up to 49 per ci! nt would get and the new president and vice- .----.------_.. ----.------Tenor Malcolm Westly, A4, and physics librarian, will take f,{anly, will sing selections by part in a secondary education con BencinJ, Schubert, Brahms, Marx, ference at Iowa State Teachers Wagner and Gilbert Venter in co liege Saturday. " P" =ti"'~"(ity R;;~d North music hall at 4 p.m. Sun- She will join other Iowa li SHIED AD S day. He will be accompanied by brarians in a discussion of the pianist Norma Cross of the music Iquestion, "How will your library POLICE COURT I charge resulting from a speed ann- faculty. be evalUated by the North Central Leon H. Wombacher,' 71 8 S. lyzer check. Following at 7:30 Sunday will association?" Dubuque st., $12,50 on a speeding Allen G. Woodward, Prairie- Daily Iowan Want Ads Get Proven Results-Let Them Work for You, Too! Call 4191 Today! . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~§~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ll burg, $27.50 on a charge ot im------n proper use of a license plate and .I WANT AD RATES .I Ride Wan te d Instruction Automotive $5 for not having a current regis - RIDE wanled to Ne'" York . Phone 6440. TUTORING. trantlallon, Ot-rman. tration certificate. • .1 I'LL buy your junk and junk ""rI. Free One day ...... Be per word I Ft., eh. Spanish. Dial 7sat. .,\lmale . Phone '·0993. Charles A. Woodrult, A3, Bur Three days ...... Uc per word Apartme nt fo r Ren t BALLROOM d~n~e I... onl . Mimi ,"Dud. lington, $5 for operating a car Five days ...... 15c per word Wurlu Dial 1M". USED auto parts. Coral vIII. &.Iva •• with a detect! vc muffler. 1. en days ...... 20c per word THREE room fum I hed aparlment. Pr!- Help W a n ted Compan),. Dial 81821 Robert B. Sherman, Des Moines, One month ...... 39c per word vaLe balh. For Qulel man and wI!e. l\finlmwn ebar"e SOc 01.1 m8. WANTED ' Old c.... for lunk. Bob $5 tor nol having current license • WANTED : Salelman for appllanc.. Goody'. Auto Parts Dial 8-17". plates. TH REE 1"OOrn. .partmfhl. Furnllh~ J\fusl have ncar, Lfberal drawlnl ac- Prlvale balh. Phone 4697. counl. Larew Co. Apply In person. Pearl D. Brogan, 612 E. Court CLASSIFIED DISPLA Y Typinq st., $5 for having delinquent li One Insertion ...... 98c per inch SMALL furn ished apartmenl. Siudent WANTED at one •. Ellleleni alrl Cor THESIS and &.neral Iypln,. mlmeo cense plates and $12.50 for having Fh'c insertions per month, couple or .,.aduale lad)'. Phone _I ,eneral offl •• work. Larew Co 96SI. ,raphine. No 1II ry Public. Mary V. per insertion ...... 88c per Inch between 9 I .rn ."" p.m. Bur,," 601 Iowa Stale Sank. 'Dial :551 defective equipment on his car. WANTtD - Full· Um. momln~ dl.h or 2!l27. Ten Insertions per month, IT'S cheaper Ie run an low.n Want Ad was her. Also full or part-timc eY~nlnl cook. Inquire White Front Cafe, 61~ S. per insertion ...... 80c per Inch than to have lin unre.nttd apartment I TYPING. 8·2IOC. Graduates FlRE CALL Daily insertions during month, Call UPI \od3),-renl II tomorrow I Dubuque. Firemen answered t.wo grass 11I'e per insertion ...... 70c per inrh BOARD Jobt for men Itudenl.l. Ev.nlng.. TYPING. Call 6·1383. MALL aparun.nl. 01.1 8382. Apply In person. Smith'. RC'A l9uranL alarms Thursday afternoon, but 11 S. Dubuque. TYPING. 0111 13.3 . !Ier 7 p.m. reported no damage. Riders W a nte d with J/ilDilgeriil/ iIi/it, I Spreading bonfires caused grass DEADLINES Work W anted Music a n d Ra dio fires at 100 Koser ave. at [2 :"> 0 TWO sl uden \! d•• lr. ride 10 Chlcuo. 4 p.m. weekdays for insertion April 10. Share ."p.n•••. Phon 6368. WAslllNGS . Phone 2238 . GUARANTEED used lelo vl.lon In .... lla · Rapid advancement and a secure future await a lert p.m. alld at 7 Rowland ct. at 1:55 tn following mornings Dally tlonl. Nf"W !h Ivan las. FJlLy-lwO week men who can qualify for managerial positions with p.m., they said. Iowan. Piease check your ad RIDERS wanted 10 Nashville or AI- HOUSEWORK. Dial 34:16. easy t,.rm! BruCt! Hoff Radlo--TelevJJlon in the first. issue it appears. lama over Eastrr. Share drlvlna Ind Dial 24$0. America's oldest and largest consumer finance com e'CpelJ5e'!II. Coli 8.1813. ~ to 7 p.m . WANT I d. In th~ low'n e.n find the BUlT IiS The Daily Iownn can be re Job Cor you. a lai 41PI lod;)' I I1.AUJU nU>8lrin,. JACKSON 8 cue pany .• sponsible for only one Incor 'Nlle AND OJPI' MR, A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rooma for Rent JOB a. cook for Fraternll)'. Bolt • . Requirements: Ability to get along with people. rect insertion, lowl Cltv. RADIO and TV ~rv1ce lor aJl mokf's. James Eden, Lone Tree, Thursd3Y 0101 2239. Sullon Radio and Televl.lon. Pleasant personality. Good appearance. ROOMS for I ludents or buslne Ilrl. at Mercy hospital. ALTERATIONS and repairs. Pho"e 3603 Phone 8-2265. tl ADIO Repair. Plck·up and delJver ~ . You can rise as high as your a bilities will take you. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. hr)", .\ dvutJumtnt. to WANTl:D : Sew In •.• lI.r.UOI1I. m.ndInJ. Woodburn Sound Service. 8-0111. See your Placement Director for co mplete d et ails. The D.1 11 Iowan ausl ntll Ornee 'rwo I lnRle rooml [or nUn. Near hO I- DIAl 8- 0750. Udell Holdenmnn, West BranCh, 8uemeot E•• t ".U ... pllal•. Gara,e. 63$4 . ------Thursday at Mercy hospital. WANTED: Iron In.. Dial 664$. Lost and Found A son to Mr. and Mrs. Howard SINGLE room . lIfan. Clos,. ReasonAbl.. ---- HOUS EHOLD FINANCE CALL 4191 Dial 6403. BOY wonts ~'ard work. 6Oc. 8·126" LOST- GOld Illntt rl"~ with black on),,, : ...... Corporatioll ...... ' ...... Burns, R. R. 6, Thursday at Mercy btl!'" Jl~W.f..t CRlI 8·2438, , hospital. FOR rent - Three room unfurnll hed Autos for Sale - Used ------~ Mr. O. W. Gustafson will be on the campull apartment. Private bllth. Phone 2376. LOST : Lody·. purs •. Can Arlene. ""~t o , A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Loans 126 It. Dnvenport. 33M. Reward . • to conduct personal interviews on April rtT~ Eldon Moss, R. R. 7, Thursday at TURN your car Inlo ro.dy ca.h. Dall)' See your Placement Director • I DOUBLE rQDm Jor rent. Cor men. 115 rowan Wan1 Ad. ean sell It for tou LOST ~ Parkt'r "5t" founwtn pen. Be ... Mel'cy hospital. QUICK LOANS on Jewelry, c otlUn&. Soulh Clinton, oPPollle Woolworlh·l. qulckl)" economically! can 4191 and a.k tw~n Wh btone's And the Union, for an appointment. , ndlDUDuqUe.... etc,. HOCK-EYE LOAN. !MI, IDln.______l "87 _ (or the ad-taker todAY! Name lnlcrllwd on cap. Louis Hurwitz. 01.1 8-1150. ROOM Cor ,Irl. Clo.. In. 2~73 . 1839 FORD. Rad io Bnd hrnter Reason· DIVORCE DECREE LOST : G old Oe.\Jolay rlna. Fle ldhou ~"" US" LOANED on lun ... c:.merlll'. dl. I' able. PhOno e~1. 4129. Mearl Schrock, Iowa City, from _ muncl •• oloUllnl, etc.'lutLIABLE LOAl Miscellaneous For Sale M"rch 23. Exl. 4005. Orval Schrock on 1\ charge vf n lOP Ealt Burltnaton. _-'-=;...;;..; ______= __ _ Business Opportunities LOST: Siamese cal. child'. pet. Crom cruelty and inhuman treatment. Garaqes for Rent IHOOVF:R vacuum cl.~n.r with Attn"h- 13D9 Franklin. Re\\'ord . Dial 1l·6801. M S h k t d th men . Electric wn(fle Iron . Paraion rs. c roc was gran e e .Jeelrlc Umer, luru. of( ap~lInnc.. ur Houses , right to use her !~rmer name. The G~~~~~. p;'~~len~l~fllb"~~:~:; :s aP,~'~ ~~t': ·.c ~~~~lr~~I:~e~~fl: ~rt~lfer\V;'7,~~:~ KEYS madc. Gambles Store. I couple was marned on March I), nnd 4 p.m. 2264. ROLA ND M. Smith. Realtor. 0 1.1 3602 PAINTING and decoraU",. re'pon,lble. 7 Poul·H.len BJdlC. Arter ~ p.m. cal 1 1947. I ------ROYAL portable Iypewrlter. Latesl B~r on Hopkins, dia l 3212. 20 W•• I 4702 or 8-3015. -~-- l GNITION model. only oU.hUy U MAHER BROS. SPENCER cor •• Uere. \I1rs. Be.. Ad~ml. q I Woolf Aven ue Courl. DIal 3461. P hone 9696 BRING your palnl problems 10 "I. SIJII I well Paint Stor•. ------. .. got Q ;Qb fast! LAFF.A.DAY "Even with a bi~IR~~ ~ school diploma, the best I was offered was $35 a week ... till I ran 'ar W!lDt Ad stating my qualifications. Nl!x day I landed a job paying me $50." ~ . •• . sold my stove "My range was 11 years old and no , longer manufactured. But J found a ,. buyer for it wit.h a Want Ad in one day. And sold it tor 40'« more than I'd hoped for." ~ nn, .baup •• . got a hIgh offer "The best I had been offered by friends and neign bors tor myoId baby play ~a l> aby carriage, high chair and scales was $15. With a Want Ad that cost only $1.40 I got $32 for the lot." .... ~ , '" rla I 4" \ "I won't be able to make it for dinner at your house to For Qu~I(::Jconomical night, aile!' all , D vis Suppose I j Ulit take it out of your Result's 'J..! CAll 4191 REMEMBER! UII~ , IJlI.lal'Y, eh 'r' PAGE SIX - mE DAlLY IOWAN, FRIDAY, APnn. 4, 1952 at the conference are F, LouIs Art Guild To Present l Art Conference lIoover, director of art cduca tiOll, PT' h Air ROTC Group I Iowa Mountaineers I Christian' .Mission Group Plans ll SUI Profs To Exhibit Work IlJlnois State Normal university; 3 ictures om9 t Given High Rating Bruce Glllf, head of the architec The Student Art Guild film ser To Show Movies ture department, University of ies will present three motion pic TAd Of Iowa Schools Oldahoma, and Arnold Blach, tures at 8 p.m, today in the Chem- Of Alaskan Trip Fall Program Counsels Here , otten I After Inspection Student artists from eight Iowa painte'r from Woodstock, N.Y. Student del7Onstralions will b:! istry building auditorium. high schools will display (heir The story of the Iowa Moun- Preparations are afoot for' the l the organizing committee. Coe Meeting ' A rating of "satisfactory" was given in the main gallery of the On the program are Mary Pick- taineers' expedition to Alaska's visit of a University Christian I The committee submitted the work at the 22d annual art edu- awarded to the SUI air for;:e Art building April 26. ford in "Friends," a silent film, McKinley park last summer will Eleven members of the poUtical be shown in a travelogue in Mac- mission to the SUI campus Nov. names of persons it would like to ROTC department after Its annual science department will atlend a ~~~~; conference at SUI April Ci;yhehi~h!c~i!~, s~~~:r~~~ I~~~ Charles Chapli~ in "In the Patk," bride hall at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. 9-13. have. and the exact ('omposition inspection last Friday. an an con1erence of Iowa political scien Conference manager Frank Wa- I school, Burlington, CHnton Dav- also silent, and a French adapta. • floe Stettnel", Chicago guide and The Christian mission organitB- of the mission will depend on how nouncement from the depariment tists at Coe colleee Saturday. chowiak, assistant professor of art enport, Denison, Fairfield a'nd Mt. tion of GUY de Maupassant's novel photographer who acoompani('d tion, a department of the National many of thcse are able to accept. said Thursday. the group, will show a film of . . Prof. Kirk H. POI'!er, head 01 at (he university, expects the ex- Pleasant. I "Boule de Suit." h . . a d r b' . Council of the Churches of Christ, Plans for activities during the The rating was the highest pos the depa rlmen t. will lead a dls- hibit and conference to attract ~ ell" ca~pmg ~ c 1m mg. triPs provides campuses across the 5-day "isit are not yet definite sible. I~ the SLiver Twms mountam reo , country with groups of speakers cuss Ion an "A National Presiden visilo~s from more than 50 high r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~' The inspection, held on March schools. glon.. conducting programs similar to a but will be directed towards in- tial Primary?" at the opening ses VIVIEN LEIGH - LAURENCE OLIVIER .The mountameers left Iowa Religion in Life week. te~esting students in the discus- sion. George F. Moore, a poUtical 27 and 28. was highlighted by a Guest artists engaged to speak ENDS in THAT HAMILTON WOMAN city Aug. 10 and tra\'eled to Alas- sion of Christiantity and Christian science instructor, will take part parade and review of all air force TODAY PIU8 Charlie ChapUn Revue ka and back by bus, train, ana These men and women, reeog- in the discussion. .1teamship. returning Sept. 10. nized primarily for their Christian villues, ROTC students. ' ''Doors Open 1:15-9:45" Prof. RuseH M. Ross. a member STARTS Your Favorlu Several trips were made to the commitments, are also prominent Members of the mission are In addition to the review, the Request head ot Sunset Glacier and some in busine s, the professions and of the committee Cor drafting a schedu led to speak at public constitution Cor the conference inspecting officers visited class SATURDAY Ftbnl of the 6.200 foot peaks in the high education. meetings. facuity meetings, break will participate In a panel on rooms and apprai ~ ed the facllitics camp area were climbed despite The mission coming to SUI will of the department. mIB!I~D 7 GREAT STARS. 2 GREAT MOTION PICTURES oad weather. comprise about 20 individuals, ac- fasts and coffee hours. They will "Iowa Government in Political Science Courses." The inspecting party, Prcsjjcnt Starts TODAY "Ends > The motion pictore and narra- cording to the Rev. P. Hewison be available for counseling and '!\:lONDAY" tion will be followed by a show- Pollock, executive secretary ot will meet with students in class- The closing session will feature Virgil M. Hancher, and severnl l A d.n9htful story of what happens to a man a panel discussion on "Interna members of the SUI staff were ing of color transparancies of the rooms and housing units. tional Poiltics in an American when his deceased wUe persiata in hcm9inq trip taken by John Ebert. expedi- SUI Graci to Do Dr. J ames L. Stoner, director of Presidential Year," with Prof. guests of the air ROTC st ~ .. - at a around and intruding on the mOlt lnUmate tion leader. the University Christlan mission, Vernon Van Dyke participating. luncheon held on the last av 01 the ins!>ection. . phaMS of her widower' 8 we . , .. Tickets may tle obtained at the 'lk J P bl· . New York, will be in Iowa City Other members of the political door for 80 cents each 01 bv pre- e U IClty next Tuesday to direct the com science department include: Prof. The inspecting oWcers were Col. The Picture That's senUng membership cards. m'ttee of organization in its Francis R, Aumann; James Jen Kermit D. Stevens, military de ------1 Howard Chase, a 1932 SUI grad- preparations. partment commander at the Uni "OUT OF THIS WORLD"! uate, has b!'!l'n named public re- sen, G, Missouri VaHey; Marvin Members ot the committee in G, versity of Minnesota; Lt. Col. J , S. I lations consultant to the National Summers, Iowa City; Donald dude, besides the Rev. Mr. Pol B. Johnson, instructor; Prot. lLane Smith, director of operations, Citizens for Eisenhower organita lock: President Virgil M. Hancher. headquarters 10th air force, Self NOEL COWARD'S tion. Davis; Lynn W. Eley, G, Zearing, honorary chairman; Dean of Stu and Prot. Dean Zenor. ridge, Mich.; and Capt. Steven W. He will be right hand man of dents L, Dnle Faunce, and Wayne Connors, College of 51. Thomas, Walter Williams, chairman of tlJa Moldenhauer, Dl, Charles City, St. Paul, Minn. organization, and make his oflice co-chairmen. fBfittJe in the New York national head ROTC Engineers quarters. The names of the treaSU1'er and DANOELAND N He has served as editorial writ the secretary have not yet been Inspect Arsenal ('''dar Rapids, Jowa er for the Des Moines Register and announced. JOWl '. matted Ballroom Tribune and was laler employed Thirty-six members 01 the SUI 5l>ir;t as an associate editor of the Wha army ROTC engineers went 'on a Tonight ley-Eaton news service in Wash School Alteration field trip to the Rock Island ar Orl,ln",' Co'n,h."1 &- Ov,.raJl Dancf' TOM OWEN'S COWDOV ington. senal earlier this week. The group Wear tb,. Over.UtI, Clnrhams &: J,.~n5 Bids to Be Let was accompanied by three mem bers ot the militiry staff. r EUROPE Contractors' bids for alterations Saturda.y, A tour through the arsenal's NOnl" Bind ~Iu.l. H ....-1,... fiSH (0 Dean house, former women's RAl' WINt:OAR & Ii .. O ...t nond warehousing and tank rehabilita J~ - ArUsu - I:! (jDeL Ite_lII") dormitory and proposed child tion facilities was >conducted by .Ieyel" Motor, F."boot, 1.11, SeH ..I .. , membecs of the IIcmy engineering Every WEDNESDAY rlftl'I1Uvlll, IIId Siudy Tou,. offtrtd !If weHare preschool laboratory, will o!Cice at the arsenal. Popular "OVER ~8.N J'IlE " "",,,lea', ,.,c .. t O'llIIllItlOII for ... be reccived at a public hearing at CltlOII11 IIIWII. $(110111111',. ...lIlbl&, I p. m. A pri 1 18. Talks were also given by the civilian heads of the department "oi- ~~-:=-~~~~:;~ii:==!::;;;;;;;;::;===~~==~ IN M.r.-I,••• L_ According to George L. Horne~ visited. ENDS 0., I9IA Yur superintendcnt of planning and 'l'ONITE • TORMENT :Jot,-."'" ...- construction at SUl, contracts will Also included in the field trip was an inspection of the locks on Late STARTS Ali.. .. - ... be let for interior remodeling to ~ the Mississippi river at Davenport. Show SATURDAY ALGER'S JEWELRY 'A --.,..IIA_ Iprovide preschool lab~ on the first The functions and design of the SAT...... __T_ floor and experimental rooms on Tbru 205 E. Waahinoton SIT locks were special objects of in Nlte TUESDAY 545 finN AYr., "'W ". 17 'IIU H2t4 the second. terest of the inspection. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~oo~~ Transportation to and from the Da.ring, Dancing Darling of the Gold Coast! iTiTi:; iTiTiiTiTiiTili iTiTi iTiTi ifiIiiTiTiiTiTiiTiTi iTiliiTiTiiTiTi iTiTi iTi1iiTiTi iTiTi iTiTi iTiTi il'iliiliTiiTiTiiTiliili'fi iTiTi iTiTit • I•• liliTiiTiTiiTiTii1'iTiiTiTi iTiTi iT'i11i1Im1iTi arsenjll was furnished iby the en ,: . ginering office at Rock Island. •I: • • VA Hospital Offers 11- Easter Course for Volunteers •• The first In a series of orienta Is a wonderful time tion and indoctrination courses for 1-"_1\".,"'1 Omm ) :/11) l>.l\of. - "FIRST FF:ATTJRE 1:15" volunteer workers at the Vet~ra ns =1= hospital wlll be held at 7 p,m. to •• For a new Spring day In the. hOspital's third floor iii assembly room. ~ All service or welfare organiza it! tions and all individuals who de -o sire to serve in a volunteer as m ~ SPORT COAT signment are asked to attend. "Limited ~ Engagement" $191 DAMAGE SUIT FILED TO· DAY , . -=- SHOWS AT 1:15-3:25-5:35-7:45-9:35 - "Feature 9:50" •• Robert K. Kelley has flied a $191 -- 1it! damage suit against William Au ~ gustine and Charles Stephens in :=~ Johnson county district court. Augustine was driving Stephen's 1••- car when the vihicle colllded wi th it! one driven by Kelley last Sept. 5. II !i !tj BUDGET WON'T ~m: TAKE NEW EASTER OUTFITS? ltt ~ motion picture Our I,,,,,, !;~!: ~ ~;;::;:;;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;;;;:;~~~ E 1952 t,.,,,. ~ r 'MM;;tl'" tilt t.",. TOP OOMBINATION ••• 2 NEW FEATURES! one mistake ••• w. haYe .... One Dry ~ That RlClly Gets Out 1M ~ "OUTSHINES STAGE · Dirt ••• Clothes Look L* • Again I PRESENTATION IN SHEER, DRAMATIC You'll be amazed It boflo the EFFECT .. •" like-new beauty retuQU *~ I!I-; • 1 din's pe I Even .nl~hI 'pocs disappear! No clR~8 a: Just when spring and Easter makes you feel the need of •• Odon and I perfect preii JUt lases IDd lues! If yoti ~Wr , • new msual clothes here are sport jackets deluxe and real thousht all dry deanidl ... value •. You can choose from a wide selection of tweeds, the same, just try UI ant ~ starring Broderick ; shetltthtls and flannels in a very fine showing at the right ... hat a difference out Sal\l~f •• price •. Service makes! Avoid the hUh! CRAWFORD I I Call today! I $35 00 Plus ... Tune Filled Musical Fun and Joyl others $29.50 to $45.00 1111 1.1 _ I.' " • DANIELS· MOORE • C.TLAIII • ARDEll Remember - ODly ,. *brl days to qet your clothelJttbn· eel b.fore Ea.., Vaeilthl Phou 4161 _I'LU8_ DONALD DUCK "CARTOON CARTOON" KELLEY -OUT OF 80ALI!------Note . . . Fedur,., T ' m-" ------. woaLll'1I LATB8T NEWS 'THE MOB' Sh .... n At I 'SUNNYSIDE OF TilE STRUT' CtEANERS l;:h'.~'I~·1:4IO and U ' I~ 3:.~.~:IIO . and ":40 P.M. 120 S. GObert