, Serving the State The Weather University of Iowa Hot and humid, IlUttered thundershowers to day Campus and lind Frld;ay. Rlcb today, Iowa City 9~; low. 65. Hlp Wed at nesday, 90: IInl', 61.
Est. 1868 - AP LeasAd Wire - Five Cent. Iawa City. Iowa. Thursday. July 17, 1952 - VoL 86 No. 201 e I I en e orea·n Newsman Speaks to Journalists Truman's OK Releases Pp/io Spreading At ·Sioux City $1 Billion· in Benefits W ASJlINGTON (.4» - Pr sid ent Truman's signature Wednesday cl ared the way tor vt't rans discharged since fighting began in Korea to sh re in benefits amounting 10 about a billion dollars a year. Number Dead Demo Tension Mounts The v terans administration reported there were 870,000 such vet rails on May 31. with the number mcre sing d41Uy, The measure ~il d through congress on Independence day with Climbs to 12 On Civil Rights· Issue only one dissenting vote. SIOUX CITY, lA. (JP) - The Truman signed It, along with 30 oth!'rs, while In WnHer Reed hos By The A.ocla~d Preu pilal ror a checkup. 12th polio death in less than a A stormy battle over civil rights delegates to SUpPOI·t the national The law gives new veterans nn month occurred here Wednesday that could split the Democratic party's nominee tor president. education and training program in an infantile paralysis epidemic party lind trigger a repetition of The other iroup, the nnU-od Farm Factions on th order of that r celv d by which one oCfieial called propor tht 1948 Dixie "revolt" threatened mlnlstratlon "reiulars" led by World WQr IT Vl't rans. 110wever, tionately worse than that at to erupt Wednesday as a prelude Gov. Allan Shivers, refused to ac Oppose Aids there ar some changes in the ffouston, Tex. to the Democratic naUonal con cept the pledge and Insisted on amounts ot money available and vention in Chicago. CIUCAGO (If') -Spokesmen tor In the W3Y the program Is to be The three Intest dealhs were waitLni to see what the Chicago Discordant rumblings tram the convention does about FEPC and run. those or Larry Kunsel, 10, son or two major national farm organi North and South over the ex other states rights issues, zations asked D mocraUc plat The act also provld s for mus Mr, nnd Mrs. Louis Kunsel, Crof plosive is ue suggested that the tering-out pay, unemployment Both will lay their arguments form drafters Wednesday to dis ton, Ncb.; Paul Smith, 28, Sioux Democrats may make the Repub before a credentlals subcommittee benefits of $26 a week up to a avow lhe price support policies City, and Margaret Ann Fitz licans' strite-torn convention look ot the Democratic national com total of 26 weeks. nnd rlnanci31 tame. backing for home and business patrick, 14, Danbury, la" all of mittee in Chicago Friday. advanced by President Trumon While party leaders ask~d lor and his secretary of agriculture, loans, whom died at a Sioux City hos harmony, these were the develop ympathy Brtncs Law pital. Dean Mason Ladd ments: Charles A. Brannan. The law stemmed from a wide The total number of polio deaths Gives Yale Talk 1. Sen. Herbert Lehman of New Both oreanizations contended spread feeLlne that congress ought Union Leaders the present Democratic adminis for in Iowa now stands at 15. York. a suppot·ter of presidential to do something Korean vet aspirant Averell Harriman, pledg tration is depending too much on erans because they couldn't qual 13 Des Moines Cases ed a showdown light on the con artlticial ond restrictive measures Ify for benefits set up for World The lolest to be admitted to II Obtaining Conviction vention floor If neceSsary to get a Scoff Reports in its etforts to make agriculture War II ervicemcn. Des Moines hospital was Conner civil rights plank "at least as Eliiible veterans include those T, Flynn" 32, secretary of the strong" as t.\)e 1948 plank. RAYlUOND BOlt T, head or the Burr,lo Evenlnc New The criticisms were voiced by who served 90 days or more and Of Drunk' Drivers convention taft. explains to . I journaliam :udent how Gov. were discharged under condi Lessing Advertising Co" Inc., of ame Spill in '48 Of .Steel Truce Allan B, Kline, president of the It was the '48 plank on civil Thoma D wey held th New York deluates' vott tor Gen. EI en American Farm Bureau Federa tions other than dishonorable. Des Moines, The list of patients PITTSBURGH UP) - No one rights that sparked a southern hower, Bar t cover~d the Repulllican convention last week and i For each day of mllltary serv DiHicult, Ladd Says lltted a tlnger to end the steel tion, and Herschel Newsom, mas remained at 13 lliere. bolt frosn the convention and led visUln.. I previous 10 his roing to Chlcaco 10 cover the Demo ter of the National Grange, be ice, a veteran will be entitled to The greatest difliculty of leltal strike Wednesday and reports ot I I, days education up to a Two more patients entered hos to the creaUon of a Dixie states cratic convention. He told tile ,;ournaU m stuelents "Ial new' paper tore a solemn-faced committee of ot control of drunken drivers is the a secret settlement were scoffed at maximum of 36 months. pitals at Council Bluffs Wednes rights party. can still compete wllh TV because "people like to read It - tMncs 21 Democratic leaders. problem of obtaining conviction by union aides .• day, raising the number under 2. Leaders of rival Democratic that they see look so much different In prin!." However, he warned 48 Montha Top of the guilty, Ma son Ladd, delln Labor and industry have no Meanwhile, the platform wriler~ If the ex-GI quulltied tor train treatment to! polio there to 14 . factions from Texas headed tor thd newspapermen will ha,'e to do a betler Job of reportlnc It they of SUI's college of law, told a squal'ed away tor a bitter" fight ing by reason of World War 11 The two latest sufferers hospit Chicago to battle for the right to plan for new bargalnini sessions. wi b to maintain their Influence. group ut Yale university Wednes over the civil rights plank. Sen. service and then put in additional alized in Council Bluffs were Billy day, cast Texas' 52 convention votes - The White House has not made a Herbert Lehman of N w York duty after Korea began, he will Paulsen, 8, son of Mrs, Mary Ladd, who is chairman of the with states and civil rights a move to get them together again. A New York state chain 01 drew the battle line by pr dieting be permitted a top total 01 i8 Paulsen of Council Blufts, and National Sufety council committee prime issue in the dispute. at a news conference that a plank newspapers published a Stol'~' months of trainlnll. Mary Ellen Mitchell, 9, daughter on tests for intoxication, ad Briefly, here is the backrround Borst Speaks of News, to Northem Uking would be writ of Mrs. Norma Mitchell of COU!I of the Texas fight: which said the striking CIO If it's formai schooling he wants, dressed the Yale summer school len - from the cOllvention floor, cil Bluffs. o.f .. Icohol studies. Two groups met in separate United Steelworkcl's will accept he takcs his pick from a Jist uf if necessary. Institutions approved by the VA The accused who claims thnt he conventions a nd each elected Its the Industry's I~st offer and an A total-of 173 patients from the Politics, Conventions But a Southern leader, Sen. drank just "two beers" is 100 fre own delegation to the natlonlll nounce th end of thll stt'lke at th or stOlte agencies, He can go lull Sioux City area }Jave been hos John Sparkman of Alabama, time or part-lime. pitalized here this year, 'loe cur qu(!ntly successful In convincing convention in Chicago. Delnocratic national convention in The Midwest, with it. huge farm \'ote, holds the key 0 the Re counlered by telling a reporter he A veleran who elects to go to rent case figure is 109. jurors of his innocence, Ladd said, "Loyalls"" upport PartT Chicago on Monday. if backed by Presidenl Truman," "The tact that moral turpitude publican chances of winning the felt contident thc convention will school full-time, will draw $110 More Than Houslon One group, the pro-administra USW president PhiUp Murray Borsi added, Is not involved, that in many cases wasn't available for comment. preSidential elections next No avoid a sectional battle by dra fl a month if he has no dependents, R. tion "loyalists" headed by tormer $135 It he has one dependent, and G, Cook, a representative of the accused is a reputable citizen, Union aides called the repol't "0 vember, Raymond Borst, head oC I Covered '24 Demo Fi.-ill Ing a civil righls plank acceptable Rep, Maury Maverick, pfedged its $160 if be has more than one de the National Foundation tor In tha t he surely intended no harm, wild story." the BuCCalo Evening News con Borst, a newspaperman lor to Dixie delegates. fantile Paralysis, said the present pendent. all combine to make the cases in The walkouf;, longest and most vention staff, told a group of SUI over 30 years, 1$ an old hand nt Lchman wants a plank "at lea. t number of cases, in relation to volving driving a motor vehicie jOllrnalism students Wednesday covering political conventions. His as strong" as the one in the 1948 The rates nrc scaled down for expensive in steel history, costs those who take their traming on population, is much greater than while intoxicated among the most afternoon. first convention assignment was platform, which plcdged com a at Houston. The incidence tbus High Voltage Grid about $4.0 million a day in lost thrce-fourths or half-time basis. di!ticult for the prosecution to wages and lost steel production, for Ihe J924 pemocratic meeting pulsory measures to stamp out far has been about 76 cases pt:r a conviction," Borst went on to point out that Pay OWII Tuition The next expected development Eisenhower virtually had the whcn Al Smith and William Mc discrimination againsl hiring Ne 100,000 in the Sioux City area. Ladd discussed another ques With these lunds, vetcrans wlll To Pool Iowa Power in the work stoppage will come Eastern vote sewed up and would Adoo engaged In u struggle which groes. The Texas State Health depart tion - the difficulty of admitting cost both men the nomination, pay their own tuition fees, buy ment reported Wednesday thflt chemical test evidence, There is here Monday when Murray goes have to concentrate on carrying books and take care or living ex polio climbed to a new Texas rec no uniformity in law on whether Will Be Built Soon before his 170-man wage-policy Ihe M.idwestern states if he want Since that time Borst has missed Truman Rumored penses. ord last week with 296 cases. It an accused can be forced to sub committee to report on the bogged ed to capture the presidency. covering only a tew of the con Tax-supported schools that or was the third new record in four mi t t9 chemical tests. The su DES MOINES (II') - Plans for down negotiations and to ask lor The Buffalo newsman is at ventions, To Oppose Barkley dinarily don't charge tuition fees weeks, The new report brought preme court has not yet decided a $38 miLion high voltage trans guidance. present visiting the campus be Moving away trom the topic of will be permitted to assess vet the year's total ot 1,605, tar ahead a case wbich bears directly on this mission grid were announced The main issue lett In the con tween his covering of both po pOlitics, Borst ortered some tips to CHICAGO (lPJ-President Tru erans up to $10 a month. All of last yea r's 528 cases on the problem. Wednesday night by the Iowa Iroversy is the union shop. The litical conventions. prospective journnlists, man was reported Wednesday schools wLU be pald $1.50 a month same date. "One fact is olten overlooked," Utilities association. un.lon wants USW membership to Knows Dewey Well "Above all," he warned, "never night to have passed along worn for each veteran enrolled, Ladd added. "The taking of a Sutherland Dows, association be compulsory. Industry wants fiere is th schedule by which Use 9 Iron LUtI&'s In addition to his duties of brea\(, :t confidence, It's not worth that he is not enthusiastic about compulsory chemical test does not president, said the grid will be a workers to be free to choose tor it, because If might cost you a the candidacy of Vice-President must ring-out payments will be Nine iron lungs were In oper working on the conventions, necessarily involve a phYSical netwol'k of 1,259 additional miles themselves. brc:tk on a bigger story in the fu Alben Barkley for the Democratic made to all service personnel be ation in Sioux City hospitals Wed struggle of compulsion." He pOint Borst's regular job is to head the low the ronk of major or lieuten of 16l ,OOO-volt electric lines to As the dispute dragged on, no ture." presiden tial nomination, , nesday a nd four others he ve becn ed out that tingeprinting Is not word was received Irom presiden A1bany bureau of the Evening Truman was descrIbed by a po ant commander: move large quantities of electricity News. Through this job he h:ts had ITe termed "Invaluable" the ex ftown in for standby use, considered a violation ot indl- between the eight participating tial assistant John R. Steelmall litical friend as finding B(lrkley For 60 days active duty and an opportunity to become a close perience gained by It a-eporter No muss innoculations have oc vldunl fiihts. ' companies, who asked the union and industry acceptable, except for his 74 years. service oUl.!i.ide the U. S. or in friend ot Gov, Thomas Dew y of {rom working on 0 pr 5S servIce, Alaska, $300; curred nnd thete has been no Dows said lhe companies are fi to "stand by" after they repOl"ted The President was said to teel closing of swimming pools or KOTHE., SON KILUm Tuesday that they were till in New York, whom Borst says en evrn if only for a short time. It is tbat since he has chosen to retire For 60 days active du~ within mmclng the grId themselves with almost a necessary requirement other public places. POCAHONTAS, lA. (IP) - A disaireement. gineered Eisenhower's successful at 68, an older man should not the U. S., $200; and for less than out use of government funds. He these days, he added. Dr, C. p, McHugh, city health mother and her son were killed campaign tor the Republican be picked fQr the race. 60 days, $100. Wednesday in a car-truck coUls said lhe plans represent the latest nomination, oHieer, said "We are getting more step in an Iowa power pooling and Ion at the Intersection of highways Contrary to what many people bulbar type cases than usual and generation system which is esti 1,238 MPH Record 17 and 5, ten miles 50u111 of h re. may think, Borst brlieves strongly also a highel' percentage ot young mated to cost $268 million by 1965, They were Mrs, Florence Rlppke, lila t Dew!'y will not accept a cabi adults." The grid would ut\1lze 356 miles Set by Skyrocket, about 35, of Shell Rock, and tiel' 1 Typing Skills Discussed at Comerence He said the epidemic has no re net post, or ony othcr deral gov or existing 161 ,000 volt lines which lalion to the recent Missouri river son, Jerome, 16. Mrs, Rippke was ernment po t lor that matter, In I extend from Duvenport to Des Navy Official Says flood , There have been only three killed outright, and the youth dicd case of a nepubl1can victory in the A business education conference Moines. A leg of that system ex attended by about 100 business cases trom flooded areas. later at a Fort Dodge hospital. LOS ANGELES (JP)-A speed of tall. tends from Des Moines to Fort tea c her s opened Wednesday 1,238 miles an hour and an altitude Dodge, and another f,om Des Commenting on the upcoming morning at SUI. ot 79,494 feet, both records, were Democratic convention in Chica Moines to Clarinda. A 11&,000 volt ofllcially credited to the navy The confel'ence Is being spon line from Cedar Rapids to Boone go, Borst s:Jld tha I the consensus sored by the department of ot D-538-2 Skyrocket bY' Secretary also would be incorporated. of opinion among newspaper fice m:magement and business ed World News Briefs . of the Navy Dan A. Kimball Wed writers is thnt Gov. Adlai Steven ucation of SUI's college of com When Missouri river hydro nesday night. electric power becomes available, son of IIIi nois will walk a rf wi th merce, A demonstration class in A Condensation of Late Developments This Is the tirst otr.lclal an the Democratic nomination. "New beginning typewriting taught by the grid will be ready 10 make nouncement of a speed record be connections at Sioux City and Dealer Averill Harriman has an PhlUp , S, Pepe was the opening yond the sonic barrier. outside chance though, especially feature of the conference. SEOUL (TIIURSDAY) (A') - A !light of 50 Communist jets, de other points to transmit such Secretary KimbaU said that the scribed as "the cream elf the crop," challenged U,S, Sabre jets high power to Iowa users. Pepe Is manager of the type figures had been checked by the writer educational services 01 over northwest Korea late Wednesday and one Red fighter was re Navy BUTeau of Aeronaulics. His ported shot down, "The best MIG pilots I ha ve seen up there yet," Remington Rand, Inc. statement confirmed the disclos "H e spoke on "New Discoveries commented Capt, Arthur H, McCarthy of Dearborn, Mich " who was ure Tuesday at Motlett field. Truman Sick credited with destroying one of the formation-his first. Talt Expects DemQs in the Learnlng"Of Typewriting" Calif., that Douglas test ·pilot Bill and explained 10 simplifications • • • To Call on Truman Bridgeman had nown roughly Gets Mild Virus Attack in the teaching of typewriting, SANTA MONICA, CALIF. UP) - Marion Davies, one-time actress twice the speed of sound last and long-time friend of the late William Randolph Hearst, filed suit But Recovering Two of these methods were dem WASHINGTON (JP) - Sen, Rob August. onstrated with a class ot pupils fol' divorce Wednesday from her husband of eight months, Horace G, ert A, Taft of Ohio predicted The release by Secretary Kim W ASHlNGTON (A') - Pre i studying beginning typewriting at Brown. Mi!iot Davies charged cruett>" but made no specifications. She Wednesday the Democrats will ball said the records were set near ident Truman was hospitalized University hleh school. said they sepa1'ated last Sunday, the 13th, Their elopement to Las nominate President Truman again Edwards air force base, Calif., Wednesday for the tirst time since One of the methods he described Vegas, Nev" Oct, 31 surprised even their closest friends, Brown, a at their national convention next (Dally I ..... P~.M) over the Mojave desert. he entered the W te House. was the )0 minute speed and ac former merchant marine captain and a figure in Beverly Hills society, week. Until now, the highest speed of Aides minimized the iUness but curacy building cycle in which the DISCUSSING THE PRINCIPLES OF teaehlnc typewrltlnc In hl&'h is from Richmond, Va, Taft, defeated last week in his the Skyrocket announced official light the Republican presi it still carried political implica teacher "forces speed so the pu aehool are C1ert to rlaM) Ed Hemenway, Correetionville, Iowa: Marl' • • tor ly by the navy had been iri ~he dential nomination, told reporters tions related to his stated deter pil will gain skill that will en Ev;ans, Burllncton, Iowa; Phillp 3. Pepe, New York; SI.ter ADD CHICAGO (IP) - Sen. Paul H, Douglas of Illinois Wednesday neighborhood at 1,00.0 miles an mination not to run for reelec able him to type accurately." night said the Democrats have a better chance now of defeating Gen. he always felt that in the end the Marlta, Mal'llhalltown, Iowa; Con Boe,e, Unlvenlly Kansu, a ..d hour, The official world record tion. Today at 9 a.m. in the sena'te 0' Dwight Eisenhower than they dId before the Republican convention. Democrats would turn to Truman. is 670,981 miles an hour, set in Winfred Waloner, I\lunele hiCh school, Munele, Indiana. Tirey were He said he expects the Demp The 68-year-old President was chamber 01 the Old Capitol, He said, however, he wanted to say nothing to depre<:iate the general 1948 by a North American F-86, admitted to the army's Walter George Hossfield, former world's membel'll of a panel at the business education eGnferenu WedDes- whom he described as "a noble man." He admitted that some time ago crats to decide that various weak nesses rule out all the others in The new altitude re<:ord erases Reed hospital after a four-day champion typist, will demonstrate day. Pepe, UIIoclated with Remlncton Rand IDe., spake WedD.a, he came out for Eisenhower, but "that was before Eisenho\vcr became a mark of 72,394 feet attained in the big field of contenders for fight with what the White House and lecture on manual Gnd elec morning on "New Discoveries In the LearnlD&, 01 TypewrttfDI." a Republican." the party nomination . 1935 by U.S. army Captains Or called a "milq vi rus infection," tric typewriters for the confer .. • • Taft added that Truman has ville Anderson and Al"ert Stevens In the late afternoon the Wjlite ence members. JASPER, ALBERTA (IP)- J[lsper Park lodge, luxury playground plenty of weaknesses himself but in 8 balloon over Rapid City, S.D, House put out word that dW'lng Hossfield, a 10 times winner of visory service, His highest official tending the conference was held center of the Canadian Rockies, burned to the ground Tuesday night in nonetheless is the best-known of The Skyrocket is launched from his first day at the hospital the the world1s professional type t,v ping record, using the five Wednesday night at 6:30. Follow a mass of orange flames silhouetted against the mountain peaks. The a1\ the Democrats. a B-29 mother ship at about 30,- President signed 37 of the bills writing championship, wltl speak stroke W"rd count, Is 139 net inl{ the dinner Sidney G. Winter, 500 guests, many of them U. S. tourists, and 500 other hotel em He declined to talk about Re 000 teet. It has a turbo-jet engine passed by the recent congress. The on 'Modem Training and Teach words a minute to~ one hour'S dean of the college of commerce, ployes escaped Injury, The loss to the Canadian National railways, publican politics or his defeat by with a rocket engine for the addi implication was that the patient ing Methods to Develop Typing typing from unfamiliar material. Ispoke on 'Business Teacher Pre- operators at the resort, was estimated by unofficial sources at from a Gen, Dwight D, Eisenhower lor tional thrust to move Into super was not too sick to do urgent bus- Skill." He Is director of Under A dinner at the New Ox Yoke paration to Meet Current Needs oJ _ _ Inn, Amana, for the members at- in Education," . ___ mllllon to two millIon doUurs. the Republican nomination. sonic !li,ht. iness. wood corporation's teachers ad- 'AGE TWO - THE DAILY IOWA.~ . nlUR DAY. J1!LY 17. 1951 Interlude with Interlandi
THURS~AY. JULy 17, 1952 By J. M. ROBERT , JR. Associated Press News AnalYst however. Is hardly balanced by ' ....r'" ~, . :.. ~ ... no OoU, 10 .... Fr•• II...... 0 •••WhioH the banning of the Soviet bulletin elrealaU.. .e .. rt •••t , la Ute r ..r .1 Just what the United States OW "01U1Ul1I_ .aII.b1" 0.~1I4 •• a .. pubUshed by Stalin's ambassador 1 ••• II&. ....pea (rem ...... te u .... D,ULT IOWA)! .DIToa'AL STArr loses through suspension of Am ••• fr •• 1 , .• . U • _ . "U,. Io'ar TdlIDr ...... Wllliam Clabby erika, state department publica in Washington, D.C. The Soviet .., ~..... : .... u UN.... Manaltnt Ed.ltar ...... Ioseph Jlleyer tion in Russia, is difficult to es J3ulletin, making mountai.ns out of New. EdItor ...... Robert Hell little molehills of industrial and I .. I •• timate. MDBD or THII ASSOCIATm PRrSS Call 4191 a .... Ie .. I,~. AlJt. Newo Editor .' ..• Jim FOoter '!'be Aasodaled !'reM 1.0 ..tltIecI u .. ",.r' ae... lUau, w ...eD', ..... At best the magazine had an SOCial achievement. was inex ckultvel7 10 u...... for repubJleatloD ...... • r •• a ••••eme ... ,. Tbe Dall, ClIy EdllQr ...... Oeoree Youns pressably dull. or alJ, tile 10<.al na_ pruned In lhJs J ...... Etllt.rtal eftlM. atft aD Uae ...... AIJ·t. City I!:dltor ...... Don Mopes extremely limited cirCUlation, and __per .. weU .. iIIl AP ne.. 'rhe Soviets make their real ap ..••••• &aft H.U••• r~ •• tnDo•• Sporli Editor ...... Jock Bender was heavily restricted by Russian ~1clIeL • peal in America through subsi Sod.ly Edltor ...... Marl' Donal censorship. At worst it circulated dized or subverted crackpot fel Sublerlptlon rotH - by .arrler tn Iowa under great difficulties. In order Cily. ~ eonll w""JcJy or $8 year In DArLY 10"AI{ BUllMan ITArr low travelers who wrlle on the pu to exist at all It .dv.nee; .tx monUu. $4.J5; three BUline15 Man_,er . John Cruslnben>, fringes of America'S own publish months. t2 .~. By mall tn Iowa. $I ~r Clauilled Mans... r . . • Barbata Boyd had to eschew • "1"'1 )'ItU; alx months. P : three monUlI. ing industry. Call -.. If , ...... eeln $8: AU other mati subscriptions ,10.00 politics and de DAILY IOWAN CIIlCULATION 8TArr 'rhe stale department now plans , ... O.u, I..... ~, 1 ...... h.... ~r yeor: six months. $8.60, Ulree vote' itself to an ' ...rlee • .. ••••• •• aU _"1M _nlf" mQntht. $3.2,.. Circulation Mana,.r . . Robert Hess to step up the activities of the effort to give a ------~------~------Voice of America to fill the gap few Russians left by suspension the maga some picture of ot GENERAL NOTICES zine. American life. Whether enough broadcasts get GENBRAL NOTICES ahoulcl be depOIltecl with the city editor of The Dally Iowan In Ihe newsroom In I've heard that through to enough Russians to ..., baU. NoUet:I IDlllt be ••bmItted by ! P.m. the day precedl11&' first pubUcatlon; thel' will NOT be any copy of make this worthwhile is another _p&ed bl' pODe, aDd mllll be TYPED OR LEGIBLY WRITTEN and IGNED by a responsible per- Vogue which qUestion. First, the Kremlinites do ...... penetrated the a first class job of jamming. Sec ;;_. I ron Curtain ROBERTS DR. P. D. NIEU"'KOOP OF ondly. the percentage of Russians PlI.D. FRENCH READING EX PIU DELTA KAPPA FORMAL the Hubrecht Laboratory, Utrecht, created considerably greater ex~ owning proper receivers and will Initla\lon and dinner will be held amination will be given Wednes Holland. and chairman of the In citement. although there was a day, July SO. 1952, from 7 to 9 ing to run the risks of listening at 6:50 p.m .• Thursday, July 17. in tel'national Institute ot Embryolo tendencY among Russian women m u.st be small. a.m. in room 321 Schaeffer hall. gy. will speak on Thursday. July to doubt that the fashions so rich the River room of the Iowa Me Only those who have signed the A good number of these prob 17 at 4 p.m. In room 205. Zoology ly exhibited could actually exist ab1y are conditioned to listen morial Union. Dr. Arthur Henry sheet posted outside 307 Schaeffer for any except the ultra-privi Moehlman. professor education. building. His subject will be: with tongue in cheek, just as ot hall will be admitted to the ex leged. will be the speaker. All members amination. Please sign by Monday, "Some guiding prinCiples in the Americans do to anything from The .suspension of Amel'ika. who plan to atlend please sIgn the July 28. No other examination will development of the central Mr , Russia. vous system." roster In the lounge at East hall be given until the middle of Oc liGna tS!" j In fact. Russla's defenses in the or phone before noon. Wednesday. tober. July 16. TilE SUMMER HOURS FOR NELSON AND NEAL. PUlNO the Main library will be: -II SRI 2 Federal Agencies ~~~e O~rii~~:~t ~~:/~~~a~~lil::; duo. will present the final pro Mondaf-Frldaf 8:30 a.m.-10:OO GERMAN PH.D GER.MAN EX gram o{ the summer session lec p.m. Fort Ran da II Dam Wloon u e Set Date for Change ::~~r:ti!~:~~aentt~i~~~t ~~Wr~:~ aminatlon will be given Friday. ture series on Monday. July 21, 8 Saturday 8:30 a.m. - 5:88 p.m. • A\lr. 1. at 1 p.m.. In room 104. p.m., on ihe south Union campus The departmental libraries will Schaetter hall. Register in Room (or Macbride hall, in case ot rain), have their hours posted in their 101. Schaelter hall by noon, library. -ISSOUr-l . R-Iver '-In South Dakota In Housing Payments ;~~i·:o ~~~i~r~e ~~~mJiri~~~:~ The program will consist of piano WASHINGTON (Jf» - Thc gov- .turned in by their neighbors as Thursday, July 31 , it you wish to music." M ernment will ease its requirements being subversive, who arc eager take examination. fo\' stif~ cllsh down payments on to know about the outside world, LUTDERAN AND EP[ CO houses not later than Oct. 1" if arc likely to have qualities of EDUCATION WIVES CLUB in palian students will have their Demos Might the number of the houses put un- leadership and to be nurluring the vites all members or the faculty second joint outing to West Lib del' construction falls below a gerrns Of independcnce. of the Colle,e ot Education and erty Sunday with Canterbury 1.2 million-a-year rate in June, their familles and all graduate club members serving as hosts. Outdo GOP July and. August. students in education and their Cars will leave the Lutheran This was announced Tuesday by families to a picnic Monday, July stUdent house, 122 E. Church st.. the two agencies adrninisteling New Russian 21, at 5:00 p.m,. ·In the lower pa at 2 p.m. with a late cal' slated With Rumpus housing credit controls, the Fed vIllon, City Park. Each family is tor 4:30 p.m. Swimmin«, tennis, By ARTHUR EDSON eral Reserve board and the Hous to bring a salad or a hot dish, softball and croquet will precede ing and Home Finance agency Move Expected their own sandwiches, and their a picnic supper and devolions led CHICAGO UP) - Before the (HHFA). table service. Dessert and bever by the Rev. D. D. Thorgerson. Democrats wind up their national That made It appear that down age will be furnished. West Branch. convention, they may kick up payment requirements definitely In Cold War more of a rumpus than the Re will be cut by or before Oct. 1 un FACULTY WOMEN WILL publicans. But they certainly are less housing starts pick up sharp By The As,soclated fres9 ., CATHOLIC STUDENT have luncheon Thursday noon, getting away to a much slower ly. Most analysts agree that starts UNITED NATIONS. N.Y. (11)) don't torget the Newman picniC July 17. in Union cafeterial alcove. Sunday, July 20. at Lake McBride. start. so far in 1952 have been at the There is an air of hopeful ex; :. All faculty women urged to at The week before the Republican pectancy at United Nations head· Fun for all with swimming, boot tend. rate of only about 1.1 million a inl. and. softball. It you haven't convention was complete mad ycar. qUarters. For good or bad, some· ness, I1terally seasoned with pan thing seems about to break in signed UP yet, be sure to do so. IOlVA MOUNTAINEERS-Mis The announcement by tbe two demonium. But the Democratic th~ cold war. The break may be Contact Jean McNamara, Phone sissippi Palisades outing for prac agencies was designed to end con convention opens next Monday, in the form of a move by world 6954, or Mary Beth Hogan 80251. tlce cllmbing on Jul,lo 19-20. Leav fusion over the effect of an act and so far all is comparatively communism dictated by Moscow. ing clubhouse at 1:30 p.m. Satur passed by cong:. ess shortly before calm. Some highly placed. persons ' ATTENTION GIlADUATING day. July .19. Cost is $2.50. pay it adjourned this month. It won't stay that way, of hore express the feeling that a sepiol'll: Orders ara now beln, able in advance. Please tegjster by The act provided that if hous course. pcace in Korea - however ner taken at Campus Stores for Wednesday night with Art Wend Ing starts [or "any three consecu A fight ot sorts over disputed vous it may be - will come tb A\lgust graduatron announce ler. 260 Black Springs Circle 01' tive months" fell below Dn annual delegations is expected. There pass, perhaps in August. If it ments. The announcements must phone 2329. rate of 1.2 million, credit controls will be a showdown on what does. it will fit into place a sec be paId when they are ordered must be relaxed-after a waiting tor the party should say about civil tion of the whole jigsaw puzzle and arc $.10 apiece. Orders for PI LAl'tWDA TIl ETA MEET period - to cut the maximum rights (DemocrAts always have of Soviet world policy. announcements for lI1'aduating ing from 12:00-1:00 July 17 in the down payment required to 5 per been remarkably uncivil when Many eyes arc turned toward nurses will be taken at the pollege P.D.K. lounge. Will vote on new cent. discussing civil rights), and the chief Soviet delegate to the of nursing. members. Bring sack lunch. maybe as many as 10 ba 110ts ·ons United Nations, Jacob A. Malik, will be nceded to pick a candi Brannan Cautl at a time when his vacation in date. . the Soviet Union from his duEies New Body Armor Protects Story Is Different Oemos to Write i hCl'e already is overdue and he But today the slory Is different. has created the impression of a Let's take a quick tour of the COMl'LETION OF THE FORT RANUALL DAl't1 on the Missouri rl~r in outh Dakota mn eliminate Better Farm PI an k man awaiting important orders. Korean GJ.s from Shrapnel Conrad Hilton hotel, convention the dJsastrous floods Ibat plagued the middle west earlier this year. The above cene. phou>graphed Came 4 Years Ago headquarters, to see what Isn't on April 15. shows workers battling to contain tbe surring Missouri at Omaba. !'i·tb. The Fort Randall W ASH)NGTON (Jf» -Secretary Malik came to the United Na- SEOUL, Korea - "Operation I happening. dam Is now in the critical stage of constructloll. Total flow of the river is expected to be vassing of Agriculture Brannan said Tues- lions as chief delegate tour years Boar" may determine whether a waterproof coating, two breast First stoP. Democralic head through the dam by the end of July. 0 day the Democrats don't de- ago and was on hand for pOl" thousands of U.S. soldiers live or pockets and fastens down the quarters, on the clghth 11001'. serve to win in Nov-ember unless tentous developments regarding d~ In the next war. fJ'ont. Real peaceful. Only two secre By 'l'h'e Associated Press highways 18 and 281 across the big erosion of the foundation layers they write a better farm plank KOrea. It was just after his ar taries on hand. "Boar" standS for "BOdy Ar The soldiers learn the vest will o M A H A Fort Randall dam. Increases. than the RepubUcaos did. rival that the U. N. assembly Dropped back to the basement "If I've ever seen a negative recognized the Republic of Korea mQr" - not the cumbersome stop most grenade and shell dam on the Missouri river in Back of Fort Randall dam. tarted In 1946 armor of old but an eight-pound tragments and other missiles of to listen in on news conference document that's it," Brannan told as the legal government there. held by Gael Sullivan, a support South Dakota went into the cri water will be held stored fot' 150 nylon velll. low or medium velocity. They miles upstream. Only Hoover. Fort Randall dam was started reporters who asked his comment This paved the way for the end· er of Sen. Estes Ke{au vel' of in 1946 when housing was erected on the Republican fann plank. ing of the U.S. occupation in A U.S. Army quartermaster are warned it will not stop high tical part of the closure stage Grand Coulee and Fort Peck dams Tennessee. corps research team .is now gath velocity rifle or machinegun Tuesday. have greater storage capaCity than at Pickstown. the small city "We'll hope to be specific and ' South Korea and in turn let the ering ln1ormation on the value bullets. "We want to be [ree." Sullivan created by this mammoth project. not with this phony language 'in North Koreans prepare for the said. "of these fixers and masters If all goes well, before the end the 6.3 mlllion acre feet of water of this llghtwelght versIon of Alter the vests have been used, that will back up behind Fort At one time Pickstown had a the marketplace,''' Brannan add- adventure which was to begin of the double-cross." ofJ~ythetoW~wofthem~ population of nearly 4,000 persons. ed. two years 1ater. ancien t mail. team members such as Cpl. Ev Randall. Who Are Villains? dy Missouri will be through the but as the dam nears completion The Republicans said farmers Malik nursed this adventure United Nations combat patrols erett Epperson of Hot Springs. Ahead of the critical phase Il1i Ark.. seek out the soldIers in "Who are these villains?" a $197 million dam. the population has shrunk to should receive parity for their through many a stormy U. N. have been issued the vests for tiated Tuesday the contractors more than three months. Lt. Col. their bunkers and ask what they reporter asked. By the end of )he construction about 2.600. of which 250 and 260 products "in the marketplace" but session. But now there is a dis "Gentlemen, the statemC1'lt laid a blanket of chalk out from are government employes. did not spell this out. Parity is a tinct impression here that the .Andrew A. Alnes ot Boston think of them. k f its It" SIll Id season the dam is expected to the dam site 1,000 Ceet down from heads "Operation Boar." Do they feel safer with it on? spea. s or e.. u van sa . Col. Hoefier said that had the legal formula for determining big, blond Ukrainian's hitch with Did the armor hamper their I Mild st~rr, thIS. The RepubU rear its face 85 feet above the the dam and then laid two so dam stood at the 85 foot above prices declared to be fair to farm- the stviet delegation is almost While research is far from com called sills on top of tha t. plete, results already evaluated movements? Do they think it can cans at this st~ge of the game al- normal surface of the water, and water level contemplated by this et·s in terms of the cost of things Mer. There is r~ason, therefore. , lead Alnes to say that "body b · d? ready had their boxing gloves off by late next year the first power The phase begun Tuesday is fall. it would have talten off a they buy. to speculate that the KremUn may e Impro edt· t Ii k th ' called criteal because as ·the water armor may be the crowning An weI's to these and other an were rYlDg 0 s cell' should be pulsing from the big great deal of the water which Brannan said he would be asked be about to retreat. if only tern s thumbs In each others' eyes. Is forced through an increasingl~ came downstream in this year's to make recommendations on the porat'ily, from the Korean gam- achievement ot the Army's ef questions are sent to .team head- Drifted up to eighth floor. hydroelectric power plant. Total smaller bottleneck the danger of April floods . Democratic farm plank. ble. forts to protect the lives of its quarters for evaluatJon ...There headquarters of Sen. Richard completion is. scheduled in 1955. ,. soldiers." MaUk has been the key man in has been some good cribcls":" Russell of Georgia, formerly oc- Col. Henry J. HoeHer, Omaha several major Soviet moves. He l'he team's work at the tront Some soldiers wanted nngs cupled by Sen. Robert A. Taft of begins with an. explanation to from which to hang grenades. Ohio. district engineer. said contractors carried the bali for the Kremlin WSUI PROGRAM, in preliminary talks which led to tbe officers and enlisted men of Some wanted a softer and more Photographers busy taking Tuesday began laying the third ollicio·/ daily the ending of the BerUn block what the vest is like. It Is made flexible neck. or shoulder straps pictures ot pretty girl wearing an d f'Ina I Sl'1 1 0 f Ch a lk reac h'109 t 0 ot 12 layers of woven nylon. has CALENDAR ade in 1949. It was Malik who to hold bandoliers. large Russell pin. within a foot of the surface of the announced Soviet - and thus ------Thursday. J.I, 17. 19;)2 Fell to talking about Steve river as it now flows through a BULLETIN Red Chinese and North Korean Constructs for Air Force ~j:rr;~~:~:. a Russell man, and temporary channel to the right 8:00 Morning Chapel - willi(lgness for a ceasefire in 8: \5 New. THURSDAY. JULY 17, 1952 VOL. XXVIII. NO. 201 KOrea to discuss a truce. That "Don't get rid of your Con- (west) of the dam propel'. 8:30 summer Scre".de I was just \!ver a year ago. Fruit 9:00 Anclenl Medieval Cullure UNlVERSITY CALENDAR I&eJnl are Icbedule4 PHI federate money, boys: the South Flow Diverted 9:40 Women'. News less talks have been going OD drug tbat will rise again!" Once this is complete a crown 10:00 The Bookshelf In tbe Prealclent'. office. Old Oapltol ever since. to:15 Boker's Dozen of the ra~ Went up to 11th' floor, Elsen- will be placed 00 the upstream II :00 nate In Hollywood Thursday. July 17 Opera, "Cosi fan tutte," Ma c- Eyes Anotber Job hower headquar&.ers now taken 11 :15 Muolc Album Ma lik is said now to have his dreds of h. over by Averell Harriman. edge diverting the total flow of tl:30 El