,

New Cage Coach , ~}~~ Weather Athletic Director Paul Brechlel announc· ed Tuesday that a new basketball [ ~(l Fair and CliO I wda,. coach 10 succed Pops Harrison would ~ ro;' .. h, .., ...... , ' probably be named within two weeks. .,' , "-.: cloudiness wltb rbln& Brechler said that the athletic board __ ~ ' temperatures. 81tb loda)' beqin in ow·an ,"'" • 45. low 28. HIJb Tuelda)' would preliminary work a few .. ': .. '~. al days. ". ,',. .. • 4B, low 28. E;si. 18G8 '- AP Leased Wire, AP Wirephoto. UP Leas-3d Wire - Five Cents Iowa City, Iowa. Wednesday, April 12, 1950 - Vol. 84, No. 161 I MCCarthy's 'MysterY Witness,\~ -Rijs'sia Says U..S. ~Iane Budenz, to Testify Nexl ··Week j t ~ \ ." •. I WASHINGTON (AP)-Former CommUllist Leader Louis, F. Budenz, billed !\s a "mystery witness," Tuesday agreed to testify 011 Thursday, April .20, on Sen. Joseph McCarthy's ('R-,Wls)' 0 charges against Owen Lattimore. . ; Forced So'viets f Shoot McCarthy has accused Lattimore of being the No. 1 Soviet , I" I spy in the United States. ' " : i 5' a Ain' 1 Incident ,Ma rks Chairman Mil,lard :ydings Demo Group"Plan 's i II' Democrlcy, In . . . I, (I)-Md) had prevIOusly Issued a • , ' , ~ COLUMBU , OHIO (IP)-You can have your non-pul'llsall subpOena for Buden~ to appear M" D~ ' " r I Monday b~fore a senat~ sub~om- eetmg '10 ISCUSS t' candidates and civll service plans [or doing away wilh partisan first- Gunfire millee whIch has been Jnveshgat- .. ~ politics. In, McC-art~y's sweeping charges Manager Plan I'ss e . The student senate came up with the real fool-proof way to of cq,nmuOlsm In the state de- U . take campus pOlitics out of the May queen selection at Ohio State lin Cold War partlMnt. , unlvertity Tuesday. On Spoaklne Tour By UNITED PRESS The Iowa City ~mocrats cen­ Ohio State May Queens traditionally arc picked (rem among But late Tuesday Tydings an­ The Soviet government charged tral committee will meet today to a group ,01 pretty girls parading In their best form at gowns, But, nounced that the date had been decide if the local p{lrty organiza­ Tuesday that a Unlled States plane changed to three days later to the senate Tuesday by a vote of 23 to to decided the girls hence­ had "violated" Russian territory tion will take a stan,d on tn,e forth will parade-in bathing suits. accommodate Budenz, waP0 is on campaign for adol?,tion ot , the and had forced an exchange of 8 speaking tour. ccuneil-manager plan' in' Iowa "When you lcok at a airl in a bathIng suit, you don't think gunfire, with Soviet fighter planes. Meanwhile, Budenz denied that Coity. about politJcs," commented Phil Adler, president· of the ' so'pho­ It was thc first shooting in the be had ever seen or talked with more elats. cold war between Russia and the The , meeting wn~ be ~l11d : at 7 McCarthy, and McCarthy agreed p.m. i[l the Johnson county court­ United States. that was "absolutely correct." house basement. ' ; The accusation brought an an­ The Wisconsin senator said he gry denial from the airforce and has three former FBI agents help­ The committee also will mil,ke navy in WaShington which hinted plans to get out the vote . tor Demos Postpone Action may in, him dig up information in , (AP broadly the Russians have connection with the inquiry, and Monday's speciQol election on the shot down an unarmed American council - manager qu,l!lition. Ci~y ~ t. he indicated that it was through Death on a Life Raft plane. Democratic Chajrm~n William H .. them he had approached Budenz On Civil Rights Measure The Soviet charge was containen Bartley taid. "I COVEI\:I~G THE BODY of one of feur boys found d ~a d Tuesday 011 a life raft driftln&' In Icy, windswept to testify. WASHINGTON (AP) -President Truman's legislative cbief­ in a protest note handed U.S. Am­ He said he and Mrs. Don Bort Lake ~r.e Is W.R. Carle, Cleveland coroner. Part Jf the ran is visible at the rleht The bo)'s, wbo bassador Adm. Alan Kirk In Mos­ McCarthy "Not Worried" chart, local Demohatic .vice-chalr~ chued a dr,nln. Clnoe In Lake Erie, died of exposnre on the smail rubber raft before help could tains agreed-at .his urging-Tuesday to sidetrack senate ' action "I have copies of affidavits cov­ cow by Soviet Foreign Minister ma.n, have been approached, by ¥ tCII~b ~em. They had hoped to claim the canoe as tbeirs. Whether their raft overtook tbe canoe will 011 a controvers,ial civil rights bill and give priority to a foreign Andre Vishinsky. ering what Budenz knows about number of 10C;l1 Democrats' who never be Iw,wn. • the Lattimore case," McCarthy economic 'aid measure. Planes Not Armed think the PllrtYShol,lld'· take a' - ~ - . , -. ---' '.' Authorities in Washington aod told newsmen. Senate Mlijorlty Leader Scott Lucas of Illinois announced this "Budenz' testimony will speak stand on the ql,lestlon. : Tee :A B D" also in Europe said that, if. any public mee.ting be I decision after ' l1'!ceting with the Democratic policy (:ommittee. completely for itself. I'm not wor­ ~ ~ill hel~ " ~ ge oys Ie American planes had "violated:' the Soviet frontier they certainly ried at all about it," FrIday at 7:30 p.tn. 111 t!l~ ,. Com; Jobs Plentiful for June Grads; Earlipr 'in the, daX he and Vice· Ab '" '0" '.' were not armed. l Once a member of the power­ munity buildin~,. sp,?~~ed ",. bY . Gird ." tlftmg Rafl about 30 Iowa Clltans' .who ' oppose ~ ~ . .' . . ( Presideilt' Barkley discussed the F II I D' However, American oflicia15 , legislative 1ilIle,lable- at a Whitc ful Communist central commit­ the adoption 01 the . council-, r~lIl1l:- ) CLEVELAND (111)- Four smaH acu y 0 ISCUSS expressed fe ar the plane refern:!d lee, Budflnz renounced commu­ ager plan, Atty. Edward,· L. · 0',- boys.,rchaslng~a·· drifting canoe into SUI Placement Director Says ~~~: e cp~ference wJth Mr. Tru- New Graduate Dean to by the Russians was a U.S. nism in 1945 after 10 years of Connor said Tu~sd8.Y:. ,,·,", ~ , uak~ '.~!e, ~1\!dof ' e)(P9sUre on a navy B-24 with 10 men aboard party service. He is now a pro­ O'Connor . Is ch!lI,rll1an"ot r{lft before help Job opportunities for SUI's June 'graduates look good despil~ . They told reporters tne Presi­ th~ ' n(t1~ ' r~b.l>er : l1fe dent had said the Marshall plan which disappeared on a !lignt fessor , at Fordham universIty in group. which includes;"l1otlt Dem'· cOUld r~~Ch' them"Tuesday. by Qualities sought in the next predictions labor experts that the country's .unemployment fi­ legislation Ii 'more important at from Wiesbaden, Germany, to Cp­ New York. ocr~ts and Republi~ans., "1',).' . 'f-pe{ , ha~ .hoPed ~o claim the dean of the graduate college will penhagen, Demark, Saturday. • . gures will reach 5-million by summer. tHis time tHan any other." be discus~cd by the graduate fac­ . Sp~akers at, F~lday s .. r;neftg\lt. canoe. a~ , tlielts, ', tiut whether their But Sen, Kenneth Wherry (R­ The Russians hinted as much WIll mclude 0 Oonnor and Ausfetl rart .'ever : overtook it will never Helen Barnes, director of SUI's industrial and business p~ace. ulty in a meeting at " p.m. today In their note to Kirk which said ment office, expressed this optimistic view Tuesday. Neb) asserted the Democrats were in the house chamber of Old Democrals Approve Finnessey, Des Moines, ~etar" 'be kn.ow~ .' " , only seeking to delay a showdown Capitol. Dean Harvey Davis, pres­ a four-engined American plan!! of the Iowa State .Feder·ati6n" 'G! . '£b.eir' ad~entur~ 'on the lake be- "As long as students will be realistic," she said, "there is 110 on the civil ri,hts f.i g h t until ent head of the graduate college flew over Libava, Latvia, Satur­ J ';'. ' day and re~used to heed orders Labor. , ;~ gan )~hor!ly ' before' dusk 'Monday good reason why they should . after thj!ir , party primaries In the and newly appOinted university Special' Committee * * ' * '. ' .n1ght. It'enaed Shortly'before noon south are ':out of the way." provost, said Tuesday. {rom a Soviet fighter plane grou'p .. H' " ." Tuesday ,v\wn. their cold, dripping He told newsmen the Demo­ A summary wilt be presented to land at a nearby airdrome. K oser, am, to(J . bo4!es, were plfICked from the bob- 11~~T~ :;ej~~~ .'~ l enlY of jobs c o m~ Tickets ,on Sale Today crats were only making a "ges­ of letters written by the graduate A Discrepancy There was one discrepanuy, For Crime Inquiry 1, I~ ' M ' ' bin.i·;; rart ,,~y th~ eOIl~t guard. ing to the attention of the place- f D _ 1\ ...... t,!re" In ,p'rrffil~ipl tp bring up a faculty deS~tibing th e C/ualitie ~ L. ',- Jr qpwe'!,l1f.. 'l.;,pe Soviet note identi­ WASHINGTON lIP! - Senate r q D,~a 8 " . ,,~ , . :rhe taw!' pOY.s ~ere . I}ud'!!ed in men! office fo~ qual#lC[l imlJ,v - or . j- , O~lI~lUJ, proposest ·... ..'1 ..... nl, IM'8c­ th~y want in a new dean. J)allis ~mocl1ltic leaders . ·greed unan­ • . t1'!Cl ,.~,to'li ::q, , thl! 8m"n, air-/n- du als. Students ' s ould k tices bill at this , session, which said. A discussion of the report fied me A'ff\lidcan ' plane as "a checking with tho office regut 1'­ Tickets for the Trl-Dorm dance four-motored plane of B-29 type." imoUsly Tue~ day to set up a spe­ Mayor Preston Ko;er and . Atty. illitea' raft, w/lleh belonged to one is due to end July 31. wlll follow. . cial five-man commlttee to con­ Clair Hamilton wll) dlsl:l,Iss tll!l Df th.em.' ~pp'rently they had Iy." April 21 will go on sale today to Lucas, hl;lwever, had declaretl "We will try to get a pictUre of The miSSing B-2. is smaller than duel a full-scale investigation of merits of mayor - ,!!ouncll It0v~rn- hiiddled together, to retain the Offers to 15 Students members of the South Quadran­ earlier that the FEPC bill will be the Ideal man for the job," Davis a B-29 with a shorter nose. But inierstate crime syndicate:; and ment and council - irlanager gov. warmth"of ll1elr bodies. Clad only On e natirnal retail company gle, Quadrangle and Hillcrest dar­ brought up as qulekly as po6si­ said, "and then try to find srme­ American aviation auhoritles be­ their alleged effect on local poli­ ernment, respectively" at 11 a.m. in blue,,-jeens ' and cotton shirts made porition offers several days mitorJes only. ble despite UJe certainty of a fili­ one who will come as closcly to lieve the Ru'Ssian pilots may have lies. today in the City high school au? ·-=-tWo 'of tHem were barefooted ago to 15 SUI students who will Tex Beneke and his orchestra buster by southern' Democrats. fittlng that picture as posdble." erred in their identification, dilorium. " wheh iast seen - they had been ~raduate in June, Miss Barnes will furnIsh the music for the Davis was appointed university "The American plane not only The decision was announced by ,aid. Democratic Leader Scott Lucas of Principal Ralph AUstermiller battc-rcd by waves and wind. ln dance. provost on March 20. He will re­ failed to comply with this demand There are opportunities f:>r lliinois following a meeting of the said Koser and Hammon, ehair~ the raft were two small wooden linquish his duties as dean 01 the but opened fire on Soviet planeS," young women with art ability in Beneke's orchestra was rated Bolivians Outlaw party policy committee. man of the local Council - Man~ paddles, one broken. third in the 11th annual cqllege graduate college when the new the note said. He, said Sen. Estes Kefauver, ager association, each wlll be.given "The boys seemed to have JUS! the creative department of Hall­ Communist Party ~ dean is elected. "Owing to this, an advance So­ 15 minutes to present'rea.soni ,why faUen asleep," said one of the mark brothers, a greeting card viel lighter plane -was forced ' to (D-Tenn) who fint proposed the manufacturing firm, she said, crime inquiry, will "probably" their Viewpoints should be' adopt" four crewmen of the boat which LA PAZ, BOLIVIA (JP) - The D d/' 5 P M T d open fire in reply, afler whl.ch Interviews Thursday, Friday Bollvlan Ifovernment outlawed the ea In,!, ,. 0 ay the American plane turned to­ head the committcel though Vice­ ed. Threc minutes will be allot,- rccovered the bodies. Miss Barnes taid the executive Communist party and "all its aetl- For Baby Race Entries ward the ,ea lind dl~lIppeared . " f President Alben Barkley will have ted to each for rebuttal. . ?ffices of the Boy Sccuts of Am­ a "free hand" in selecting its A panel of high sc;hool speech vlties and subsidiary organiza- All applkations for the baby The B-24, as far as' can be as­ erirca are recruiting men wilh tions" Tuesday. It charged the race, to be held In the fieldhouse members. students has prepared questions Bridges~ Citizensh i p good scouting backgrounds ' for certained, was the only American The group will be composed of to ask the speakers, Auste\,mlller Communists· ot 10 nations were Saturday -as part of the all-campus plane within hundreds of miles of positions as professional leaders. conspiring to set ul1 a South pus' carnival, must be submitted three Democrats and two Re­ said. ' Depends on Appeal A well known life inwrance Latvia at the time. "Its "fire­ publicans. The action was intended "The students h~ve been In­ American Soviet Union under II by 5 p.m. today. power," officialS said, consisted company is looking fcr an Iowa Brazilian, Luis Carlos Prestes. Applications giving the baby's to solve a jurisdictional dispute structed that we are not looking SAN FRANCISCO (IP) - HalTY Ci ty representative, she added. A only of a pistol carried by ~t. between the senate judiciary for an answer to this question. Bridges will keep his American salary is guaran teed by the com­ The ban was officially linked to name and age may be phoned or John Henry Fette, Connelsvllle, Pa. . committee and the senate com­ We are not soinS to vote, but cltl~enshlp ~or a month a t least. pany for the next three or four labor unrest In this Andean re- mailed to the olfice of student merce ~ubcommittee both of which we are looking for the flcts," he The federal court Tuesday over­ years, public, which p\'Oduces 15 percent affairs by SUI students or faculty had. pranned separate Inquiries. said. .. rJlI:ed a' move by the government A representative of the North of the world's tin and various oth· members, according to Nancy Rust, LABOR BARGAININO , Senate Republican Leader Ken­ The assembly is open ' to the to " trip.' thll CI9 longshore union American Insurance company wili er minerals including woltram, A4, Cedar Rapids, chairman of CHICAGO (A» - United Electri­ neth Wherry (R-Neb) and Sen, public. president of citizenship at once. silver, gold, antimony and lead. the baby race committee. Miss cal Workers and I"tcrnatlonat Ha Homer Ferguson (R-Mich) ac­ Interview ~udent s Thursday and Bridges, 48, Australia - born, Friday for their training !.chool in Forty - nine labor flaures were Rust emphasl~ed that all baby vester company officials will meet cused the Democrats of trying to was sentenced Monday to five Philadelphia, she s·a id. arrested Monday night In a police entries must be crawlers - no April 19 to · bargain on new de· "take jurisdiction away from the Half-.MiliiOft Tour years in prison. He was convicted Students interested in any of raid from which one of the wanted toddlers. mands ot the unfon. judiciary committee and block the last Week 01 Perjury and conspir­ men, Victor Hugo Libera, escaped ------,- inquiry." , these pbsitions shculd contact the TEX BENEKFl Hyde Park Yearly acy ' ~ accused of winning natur­ business and industrial placement in an exchange of shots that klllcd alization in 1945 by fraud in deny­ office, University hall, Mi :s poll conducted by "Billboard," a a bystander. 'LadY' Lives After teap HYDE PA.RK, N.Y. (JP) 'The ing he was a GJmmunist. Ba rnes said. musical trade paper. _ Producer Shoots Self Roosevelt mansion, 'which always It the conviction is upheld on Tickets will sell for $2 .50 each As Wife Telephones Him welcomed visitors Ihiring the; ~ate appcal"revo,cation' of citizenship for the informal, non - corsage 'World Citizen' Davis ~ YORK UP) - Hugh B. President's metime,.' still' . . p.lay~ : anli ~ .~Porta~on : is possible. How­ Repa'ir Phone Lines dance, William Scott, C4, Stl?rllng, To . Wed ' Californian "Bud" Ernst handmme, man­ host to 500,000 pcrso~$a year:, 1 evex:; t~ere is a possibility Bridges Ill., Quadrangle social chairman about-town radio proucer, killed The boy.hood home: of the'\ man maY, ','beCome; a '~stateless person." said Tuesday. , ELLSWORTH, ME. (A» Mar· himself with a shotgun Tuesday as who was electel) ~resident bt the ~e renounced Australian citizen'­ As Winds Diminish Only 800 tickets will be avail­ riage Intentlo,ns of Garry Davis, his estranged wife, .Actress Betty United States lOUr t,lJ1Ies 'was de~ sli,p'" to Dec'ome an American. able to residents of the three Bo­ DES MOINES (JP) - Winds were and Miss Audrey Peters bt FUrne&4, telephoned his hotel room dlcated April I,ll', 1~8 : the first Bridges .currently is free on $25,. diminishing in lowa Tuesday night dorms for the annual party. Eac:i nita, CaUf., we"e on tile TUesday in the lrantic hope of stopping him, anniversary o( his death, as the 000 ' bond., . person will be limited to one ticket. after blowing from 30 to 40 miles with the city clerk. ~e 3P-year-old ex - army flier, Franklin D. Roosevelt Natlomil an hour earlier in the day. The theme for this year's dance Davis, son of Band Leader Mey­ :; New York and Hollywood Inti­ a Historic site. AIMS FOR ITALY , By late afternoon the strongest is "Spring Reigns," Scott said. er Davis, attrlcted world - wIde mate of Errol Flynn and other NAPLES, ITALY (IP)-The first Goor,e A. Palmer, superintend­ winds were reported in the Ot­ Thc dance will be in the main' attention In september, 1949, by celebrities, telephoned the New ent, says visitol'S hJi.ve averaged shipment Atlantic pact arms for ot tumwa area, blowing at 27 mlles lounge of the Iowa Union from campin, on tfle doorstep of the York Journal , American only a a hall a mlllion each year. The Italy arrived In this closely guard­ an hour. Most places reported 8 to 12 p.m. Unled Nadona building In Paris few Inlnutes earlier that he was park service plays hQst to more ed port from the United States Jules Fisher, A3, Spillville, atter proclaiming himself a citi­ deapondent over the breakup of than 3,000 daY (It Hyde Park Tuesday night and unloading be. winds of less than 20 miles a, an hour. South Quadran"le social chairman, zen of the world. his marriage to Miss Furness. during the peak, tour~st season. gan without Inclden t. Telephone service, knocked out Tom Moffit, A2, Tipton, and ~b ------~------in many communities by the winds Randolph, A4, Centerville, Hill­ Vandenb." Satisfactory crest social chairmen, ' and Scott and an Easter icc storm, was After Removal of Tumor be ing steadily restored. Northwest­ make up the planning colJU1)lttee for the dance. WASHINGTON (A»-Sen. Ar­ 1500 Students Heedeo,ullseling Aid: Shoben ern Bell Telephone company said thur Vandeqberg was reported in that by Tuesday night no large "~atlstactory" condition Tuesday ruteen hundred SUI stUdents Ilatlon will be I!ttlh:\ed. by some office we try to ,ive the student towns would be without at least Sure It'. 0 kay after an operation for removal of could at sorne time in their col- type of mental Illness. praetice In forming more socially partial service. BISMARCK, N.D. IIPI - Atty. a tumor near hls spinal cord. Ie,. careers use help in wGrking Because psy~trla.8 Ire over- acceptable adjustments," Several new circuits into Clin­ Gen. Wallace Warner ruled Tues- This II th. second operation the out tIlelr mental problems, Prof. burdened with ",.. more serl· The Itud4ilnt learns to revalu- ton restored that city's communi­ day- that a North Dakota ,dentist 68-year40ld ,Mlchl,an Republican , 1..1. Shoben, director of the SUI ous cues, they ~ leeJdng help ate ~e ellperlencel that have cation. 15 within hie legal rights to treat hu undertone In the put leVell 'l1ldeD. ~ colJ~seUna service. told In handlin, the 1__ ~r{ous prob4 hel~ ~ape hSs pcrsohality. He Only eight or 10 towns Wllrl! an infected tooth by Injecting pen- months . •He )lad PIIrt of hll left low. ~tt Kiwanis club member~ 1eml that tro~~e "Ie: I 1.... 1 to form lOals end obj\!c­ without phone service Tuesday iclllin Into the patient's posterior. lll~, rcmovAII l88t Qctober. , night and all of th e- se were towns ~ ------~g~---~~ ------~~ t estltl d a t th recent "The uni·ver4lty coun.cl~n, ler- t~v.. that toeet with his own ideas ,-- . ROL L..... , ..n B " e k tiel I _ vice works to nu thal nlled," Sho- of ,bi!",elt and society, Shoben of about 100 population or less, uvn... eunll6e ran re ben said .,td . the company said, IIrd to a conference he had with . , , • Unse'ii:!onably cool temperatures Aftermath of Easter, '1950 1Iecin8llek. His testimony may It helps stLidenia with problems . $tudents are referred to the were expected to continue today _VI Nt I legal precedent. Dis- of vocl!tlonal a~ If8I'sonal ad4 counlelirt, ,,rrervlee from student after the weather bureau pre­ NEW YORK ~It took Lee molo... jUit -oq. dB)' to clelr 22 1fiet Jud,e James P. Gaffney rul- justment by ~vJn' . ~ informa- bealth; Ubtral arts advisor), com­ dicted lows for Tuesday night of rattletraps off its used elr lots In a aoocJ"nlt"red Bu\er .. ..t tIllt the relationlhip of a clin- tion about \Ilemael"" Ind pro- mlttee. oftice and th~ , tllaclpllnary 20 to 28 degrees. sale. '-1 Pl)'cbolo,ilt luch as Shoben posed vocations. lometlmes ' ~y feUow Itudents, to hiI "client" (in that cue, Bed~ At the coun.eUq Office, a Itu- ~ . ~~' . . "Yeu jlring the eill-we've lOt the ' ...... , .. UIe In ad- "'k) could not le,ally be kept dent II encoUJ'l4lMl .. ttl. ,about " "When we' ,ex.mlne a student FOR BETTEa SlaVICE vertised Sunday. "Down ~m.nt-one dOMeS ....." Call 8-1111 If , )'our Dall), , . '-tidentlal.) . hls lJOa. - w1tA.lIOIDi.oae be CaD who for lOme dIIci­ No ,c1aimsol lI'eatne[s were tor the ear•. "We'U ,et comes ' ~ ~ Iowan deliver), lervlee .. Ir­ Ill'" AYBAR-OLD KNGUSS POINTU, "W,," " utw &0 ..,.&, ~btD bued hla estimate on trust to help ~ . j , ~ proItJem"1ft ueual11 find be 'em started-you keep 'em running," the oompan;y ,ald. re,ular or unl&t.facwr)' ID an), By ones and by lot. they went, and by nllbUan MondlY all I,.a. CroeIled '11'." fOrte so8111 or ...... OH! Ib, ... II ...... ~ ot ~U•• e .t\ldents by for- "Breakln, ~"'=' rW- "IY ft' a ~.Id ~ of I peraoD. way. Intormatlt'n on oIreu ••t~on luaowa ...... aurvlvOl'.f a frolje~ _,.. ,...... Yale Preaiclent Jam.. An,ell. be the ...... behavior problems 22 crates were ,one. II\tr w~ ~ 'witl\ aenloe may be fowwl ciau)' In . It hu been ..tlmated, Shoben their ad.IllltmeM ... 1tJ...... are on- bothered with, anxiety, br •• I... II _ ..... ' Luokler tIwI .til" .... *_ ...... tbe mutbead on ..... 2. But the elll-22 dozen of \hem-remalned. 80 UIe c:cmpan1 liver tile ,.,.,.. .. ,...... ,_ ...... ~ lIIIid, Ulat 10 percent o[ OUI' popu- ben snld, "hut ~t !.he' COWl.eUn, fellrs, ond fl)leCurity," Shoben .nlei. .rlal., "1 eionotef'i them to a hr..pltal. ~ I • I..... Oft • ledre II leet ...... PAGE TWO . - THE DAlLY IOWAN. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1950 Better Let Him In Before He Sees Red , .' ollicial dail e .CJ ; t ,0 , ; a I s Second Class Citizenship .-:. BULLETI WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1950 VOL. XXVI, NO, HI Mayor Prl!l.ton Koser aimed a blast nt SUI was referred to the committees on ordinances and students at a city council meeting Mo nday night streets and aUeys. Enactment of a city ordlna lJce tbat because, he said, the students don't pay for UNIVERSITY CALENDAR would r ive students second·class citizenship stl'eet repairs, despite their protests that the would be diffic ult \0 enforce. UNIVERSITY CALENDAR Items are scheduled In the President's office, Old Capitol I s treet~ are in poor condition. BeSides, that it would work a hardship on What the mayor apparently overlooked is student!. over and above the seriousness of the Wedneaday, APril 12 ' Saturday, April 15 I that students do pay tor street repair s and othel: mayer's charges. • 3:30 p.m. - Baseball: Notre 7 p.m.-Campus carnival, field. muniC'i pal improvements th rough the hundt'eds Student motorists poor huge sums of money Dame, Iowa diamond. house. ot thousands ot dollars they pour into the city into parking meters that ring the campus and 4:30 p.m. - Travelogue - lec- 8 p.m. - University play, "Mill \ ture dn ' Italy by Robert Tilton, and Superman," Universi ty thea. each year. c(;ver II large secllon of the town. I sponsd\'ed by the Graduate art er. A atu'elU reatln& a ....m, br elUmple, Students go a long way toward supporting council, Art auditorium. Sunday, April 16 mar par fl' JIIH IIIOnib for use ~f the room. many businets establishments in Iowa City. 8 p.m. - Meeting of the United 8 p.m. - Iowa Mountaineen, 8eme ., tbat _ner Is earmarked fer prop· When students comprise :I large segment World Federalists, YWCA con­ "Swiss Journey," Mncbride audio elll tax wbleh II utH br the city In var­ of the town popl,llation, help support the town ference room, Iowa Union. Dis­ ~ oriu m. Joua -r'. and, in many ways make [owa City the bustung cussion topic: "Russia and. World Monday, April 17 The mayor mentioned the possibility o[ community it is, it seems more than unwise to Government. " 3:30 p.m. - Baseball : Bradle) levyinl a discriminatory wheel tax, or a tax consider any legidation which would discrim­ Thursday, April 13 U., Iowa dia mond. on student-owned -a utomobiles. The suggestion inate against the students. 8:30 a. m., 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. - Phi Beta Kapil1 Iowa Welfare association and SUI business meeting, senate chamber, Institute, Old Capitol. ,)ld Capitol. \ Insurance for 400,000 lowans- 7:30 p.m. - The University club, 8 p.m. -Humanities society, Do you know that 3,905 Iowans died last party bridge, Iowa Union. speaker: Prof. Baldwin Maxwell "I am particularly impressed with I the on "Thomas Lord Cromwell - A year of cancer? And, do you know that an es­ 8 p.m. - Graduate college lec­ amount ct money that the Iowa division is ear­ ture, Prof. B. Itor EVans, Univer­ Shakespea~e Apocryphal Play,' timated 400,000 Iowans now li ving will die of marking for research." sity of London, senate chamber, senate chambl!r, Old Ca pitol. II cancer unless something is done to curb the SUI has received $104,000 during the past two Old Capitol. 8 p.m. - University play, "Mal PrC~ ent cancer death rate? years to expand and equip it~ radialion labora­ 8 p.m. - UniverSity play, "Man and Superman," University thea. Thne are two tacta that Gov. William tory. In addition, the Iowa division of the society and Superman," University thea­ ter. Monday, April 16 8. lJeardaler reeenllr mentioned In his pro­ has awarded 50 cursing scholarships at a cost ~ er. clamaUon of April as Iowa Cancer control Friday, April It 4:IQ p.m. - Medical c olle,~ of $25.000. month lor 1.5•• 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. - Iowa Wel- lectur~ser i es, Dr. I.S. IDivdin, U. Thousands of dollars more are spent The ,overnot said, "I understand that over fare association and SUI Insti - of Penn. on "The Direction of Sur. yearly In !l ur state on treatments. education tute, Old Ca pitol. gleal Effort," Medical amphithea. one-third o[ the Iowans who died (( cancer of the pUblic, and establish ins- and financinr 3 p.m. - The University club, ter. in 1948 could probably have been saved through of 102 chapters engaged in a pro.-am tea, Iowa Union. Tuesday April 18 I' eurly detection and treatment, The Iowa divi­ 0' cancer service. 8 p.m. - Graduate college lec- 12 noon - Tbe University club. sion ot the America n Cancer society for the pa!.t _ ture, Prof. B. Itor Evans, senate luncheon and party bridge, Iowa few years has undertaken an extensive educa­ Iowa's quota in the nation-wide cancer cru, chamber, Old Capitol. Union. ticnal program, I believo this prcgrnm should Mde is $301,900. The Iowa division or the Am­ 8 p.m. - University play, "Man 3:30 p.m. - Meeting o[ the Uni. re<:(live Pal't of th e credit tor prOducing result. erican Cancer society wonts to ttp this amount. and Superman," University thea- I versity council, house chamber, sh(,wn by a report for 1948 .... this report Why not top it? We spend much more than ter. Old Capi tol. states that tor the [i nt time in history ther this sum on insurance - and what better in­ (For informallon rel'ardlng dates bey Jlld tllis schedule was an actual decrease in the cancer deDth ~ surnnce is available? This is insurance that may see reservations in the office of the Pres:dent, Old CapilGi. omong Iowa women. eventually aid 400,000 Iowllns. p, GENERAL NOTICES Talk with Buck Rogers- GENERAL NOTICES should be deprsUed with the city editor of Th! The SUI campus hilS nOL escaped the mass tinued, se} he thought it was an unusual nir­ Interpreting the News - Daily Iowan In the newsroom In East Hall. Notices must be submllt!l plane. by 2 p,m. the day preceding first publication; they w .1I NOT be ac· hysteria that h a~ been sweeping the country Bad Weather Keeps Another look assured him it wasn't an air­ cepted by ph~ne , and must be TYI'ED OR LEGIBLY WRITnX' during the past couple years, plane, nor a zeppelin either. "ll was .. ." he and SIGNED by a responsible person. Tuesday afternoon a fellow we know, n pau. ed. W supplied the an ' wer, "A flying sau­ Illinois Vo1ers Home War Dangers (reating Fear ORCHESIS will meet Wednes- I BJom; 9:30 a.m. Bock to Calf; 10:» , pretty sensible rell tw at that, was willing to cer?" CHICAGO - Only a small day, April 12, at 7:15 p.m. in the a.m. ColI to Fach; 1:30 p.m. Fahr testify that he had seen"":of all things-a flying "yep," he replied and lert. We still don't number of TIlinois voters turned 6y J.M. ROBERTS JR. not fully agreed creates a vacuum Women's gym. to Hami; 2:30 p.m. Hamm to Jan; saucer soarlnK over Old G.l pitol. know whether hI.' was ltidding or it an inter­ out in blustery weather Tuesday A r Fore'rn Atralu Analyst which is recognized as a serious 3;30 p.m. Jenn to Lans. danger. planetary missile "eally wus f1,\'ing ar6und the to name candidates (01' congress Little things picked up here and ADS - Advertising (raternity Friday - 8:30 a.m. Lapo to It was eady in the afternoo n, he l'cportt'd, In the United States, the admin · when he waL walking out o[ Un iversity hall. In cl.1mpus Tuesday. and state and county offices in there suggest that there is more meetlJ nt 8 p.m. Wednesday, Ap· Mead; 9:30 a.m. Mear to Pa xl; the n:llion's (il'st of( - year pri­ istration from the P resident on 10:30 a.m. Pear to Ross; 1:3 0 p.m, the sky he noticed 11 star shining brigh tty. A Keep your eyes open because he mlghl fear of war in high circles than ril 12, Iowa Union. mary election. down has taken numerous recent Roth to Spea; 2:30 a.m. Sper closer look showed It wasn't a star, he con- hove be n telling us the truth. at this time last year. to Light turnouts were reported occasions to emphasize that there TRIANGLE CLUB wi ll hold its Vict; 3:30 p.m. Voho to Zogg. The statement of John McCloy, is no sign of rapprochement with ======~- -~~===== except in scattered areas where U.S. h i ~h commissioner for Ger­ April dinner meeting Tuesday, Russia. Secretary DeDn Acheson local issues wet'e paramount, (lnd many, that Russia is push ing her April 18, at 6:30 p.m. in the l ewa ZOOLOGY SEMINAR will met! observers expected that only 1.5- has called for "total diplomacy" Friday, April 14 at 4:30 p.m. In program so urgently because she to win the cold war. . Union. million of 5-mitlion registered vot­ room 201, ZB. Richard Berg will believes this is her time of des­ If "total diplomacy" is achiev­ Letters to th e Editor ers would cast ba llots. tiny has received widespread con­ discuss "Raiding Habits of the Rl'd ed and fa ils, then the logical GAMMA ALPHA: graduate sci­ Few Democratic candidates were sideration. Inference is that war. that oth· entific f raternity, will meet Thurs­ Ant., Formica Sanguinea," alii <.... er. an I •• ".. ,. Il".r~ .. . pln- Can the elLy council cah the pur­ harshly on the ears of Miss Peter- opposed, and the chicf interest A situation such as tha.t In da;r, April 13, at 8 p. m. in room Boyd George will discuss ':Delli· I •• I. " ....n Ie UII.r. All Idl... er extension of diplomacy, will I". chase of three unused SLOP ~Igns ~en and olher advoc~tes of equal' wns in 'Rel)u~ lI l'an races. China, with Russian teebnlcans ....I ..., ...... rill .. l llRalur• ...,. be imminent, 36{, Medical laboratories. F ollow­ opment ot the Eggs of Lof'y.1 S)lt· "'rtal - h,• .,rIU•• • I,nalur• • ••1 . d· at the enq of Burlington street dghts f?l' \\lomeli, but the slate- Belween now and Scptember and military advisers pourinr ing the business meeting, Prof. G. cies of Acrididae." ee,'.... I,. LeUer. 1uee.me pranerly ., Tlut prudent'! Can they call the pur­ ment still 5lands. lhe remainder or the states will in , and Russian • type planes "ome observers are takin g the Dallr le.an , we rele.r.. 'b. rllbt t. w,. Stewart, physiCS department, chase of n parking 10t so tar from The point is that for years wo- hold nominating primaries or no­ reported in tbe skies, always Communist effort to drivc west­ 0.11 .r .. 1110 ...... n. W...... 1 t.l· erners out of their sphere, reduc­ will lead a discussion on the sub­ FUTURE TEACHERS will meti , ten Ite II..... t .... "."h .r Ie ..' Opln· the town that no one uses it pru­ men have expected and received minating conventions to select creates International nervous­ I... ox,...... aeL aUU, UII;' re,· ing or closing down embassies and ject, " Can We Lea rn lo Think Pro­ Thursday, April 13, at 7:30 p.m , rue.' lliMe ., T... Dally .ewaa.) dent? C' nsideraple babying at the hands candidates for 36 seats of the U.S. ness, ducti vel y?" This meeting will be held il Can they ca ll the purchase of of their men and of men in gen- senate and 435 house sents. In The existence of a disarmed and other political outposts, as de­ signed to help cloa k wa r prepara­ room 832, University high school Brickbats to Koser , , , three trucks for the city pru- ral. Women expect their h us- addition. 33 states will elect. gov­ disunited Germany un whIch even APPLICATIONS for scholar­ bands find escorts to loot the bi U Cl'nOrs tllis year. the occ upying 'western allies are tions. TO THE EDITOR: dent, when the lowest bid was not Russia's heavy buying in such snil>s ior the 1950 - 51 school PERSUING RIFLES will hold accepted? The council might have (or theil' every whim, which might their regular meeting . Thursday, Brickbats to Mayor Koser. r the money for the "epair of the strategic world markets are rub­ year are now available at the Of­ conceivably be one cause o[ the fice of Stud ent Affairs. Informa­ April 13, at 7:30 p.m. in room 16 ~ certainly ~ope that the hogwash streets had they thought first and financial and moral downfa ll of ber nnd wool has led to conjet­ about wheel tax for student ve- then acted. ture that she is seeking to estab­ tion pertai ning to these scholar­ Armory. Prospective adjutanl! many unfortunate toen. Most men ships may be obtained there. will bring notebooks and pencils hides is a joke. Wben you buy a car nowadays arc apparently content with, or lish a vast stockpil e for some Tile only thinK that makes Iowa you get taxed and taxed rind taxed. rcsigned to, the role of family cmergency. Preparedness seems to be gain. ADVANCED ROTC - Veterans TilE HUMANITIES society wlU City, Iowa, any dltferent from The city council scems to be 101' brendwinner. .But women, it seelTl~, Toadstool, Tennessee, Is the fact biggel' nnd better chuck-holes. in r the upper hand over the of World War II and students present Prof. Baldwin Maxwell of ale not content with bread; lhey who have completed two years 01 the SUI department. of Englilb that 10,000 students populate this R. G. Beck must have cake. economy desires of the U.S. de· \own nine months ot· the year. 503 Grant street partment of defense, with Indl-~ senior division ROTC should sub· on the subject, "Thomas Lord What makes this tick? The stu- r have no quarrel with our By GIL PEARLMAN Ad. St.: Oh , if you receive 11 cations that tile administration mit applications prior to April Cromwell, A Shakespeare Apo­ dents. They pour one mlUion dol- tradition which states that man will no lon,er actively oppose 15 for the advanced course in cryphal Play." The meeting will lars into the businesses of this Equality Question , , , is to earn the family living, pay Must be a result of the air- monthty check, I presume il's waves "question _ and _ answer (rom the government and you mu ~t ' higher appropriations for a larr· ROTC. Information concerning reo be held in the senate cbamber, town each month. It is hard to TO TH E EDITOR: the cost of dates and to defer to quirements fo r infantry, engin eel& Old Capilol, Monday, April 17,ll programs ... their spirit has dif- be a student here. er alrforce and certain other tell exactly the number of out- Miss Petersen's indignant letter wom~n through tho myriad chival ­ activities. and air ROTC may be obtained 8 p.m . siders that SUI draws into the in the Tuesday issue of The Iowan rous acts w hich have been passed fuscd through the most mi ute Man: Call It what YOU wlli. I parts of our society ... and we ro, to the unlvenUy, but that's Preparati ons to meet an emer­ at the Armory. town, over and above lae students, seems to call for some reply (rom .own through the ages and in­ gency in Germany in May, when PERSHING .RU'LES will me!! to basketball, football and base- a member of the sex. which alleg- corporated into Emjly Post's rules are becoming an "inquisitive" gen- Just a front for my more ar"­ eration. eulate commercial transactio!!!. ~ he Communists promise a great TOWN MEN - Moonshiner's Wednesday, April ]2, at 7~30 p.rn. ball. lames, etc. Outsider. who edly h as subjecteq woma nkind to of etiq uette. But I resent the de­ 0: 1,"1 (, demonstration, include special bait, a" costume dance, will be in room l6B. Armory. ROTC uni· also spend their money In Iowa the "role of man's servant or sire of equal righters to be eq ual It you haven't been affronted AD. ST.: (He is about to wal}t t~ining of American troops. This, held Friday, April 14, in the fo rms will be worn. Preparatiolll City while they are bere. follower." in nil respects, w hile retaining ye t by a frustrated Bob Hawk, away but his caU too duty 'forces tQO, .has helped produce what River room of the Iowa Union for the drill meet at Ames, May One may say that the students Miss Petersen has written about the privileges they now enjoy. Gr.oucho Marx or Irene Beal!ley him to stay and squeeze out · the seems to me to be a definite feel­ from 9 to 12 p.m. Tickets are 5, will be made. don't pay for the privl1e,e of liv- 300 words in defense of Ule sta- rn brief, when women are ready you probably will be. The:lJn· answers) Well, here is' the. liu\ lt1g of urgency. available at the Office of Stu­ lng in Iowa City. But, they put tus of women, asserting that they to accept the responsibilities of bilious and ingenious studenu in question on the qllestionnrilrc: bo AU of these things, however, dent AffJl irs at the price of $1.25 PIU BETA KAPPA will boll money Into those parkin, meters sh ould use all their abilities and equality in all things, as we\! the advertisinl' department are yo u smoke cigarettes?' " hardly· seem suf[ieient to overrule per couple. Music will be by Lar­ its spring business meeting 1IoIJ· just Uke the rest of the Iowa talents to make themsetves "whole as the privileges they would gain, takinr a buyinr survey. MYan: ea, sure; ch ls //le ~ .' ' . . thf! practicalities of the situation. ry Barrett and his combo. day, April 17, at 4:30 p.rn: >in \hi CLUans; they buy more books, persons." She stated f urther that I will be ready to accept and ... Russia's own productive goals senate chamber , Old Capitol. El«. clothes, (ood, and incidentats (rom every woman is "a person, an in- even campaign fo r the pl atform o'f Asking peopl e what. they buy but why don't ya buy your 00/ 11'1 ';lt t still so far below the industrial STUDENT COUNCIL - Both tion of new officers and mtm­ the businesses in town than the dividual, a whole being all of her equal righters. Though I am a poor ... where and why? I fo llo )ved Ad. St.: Second qUestion., How powers' of the west that it would new and old members of the stu­ bers w ill be inc1uaed in the-meet· citizens do. Anyone who has own, and should be considered and man, I would (with apologies to one of the interviewers around many cigarettes do you .sm¢kii t ~~e , her years to catch up even stayed here In the summer can treated as such." Atty. Gen. Larson ) bct a million yesterday. I was very interested, each day? The answers r ange frOm dent councU will meet Thursday, ing. wi.th -(he wect standing still. April. 13, at 7:30 p.m. in the house testily to the (act that lo~a City I will agree with her that per- doll ars wi th complete assurance you know, besides r hnve a ~ ur - "less than five" to "mor~ , than plus of walking toy ducks and me thirty-five." '. ' ,. .~~q' danger of war will exist much chamber, Old Capitol. YMCA will mee~ ThursdaY, Is DIlAO when the Itudentl leave. haps it should be so. But I ca" that I will never live to see that mpre concretely wh en Russia be­ One sure way to.have money agree only on the condition that day. th ought this would be a good op- Man: A few. , h \ ,: .;, April 13, "t 7: 30 p.rL. in th ~ lor, gfns tDouble. Fe ~ ture 1ft: a.m. Conve rsational French :-- (orced) What I mean is that in Iowa City stores? II: Ii a.tn . News-Thomson I'm from the university advertis- \ Man: (Respect for newspaP\!,r Ij ,*, • . m. Jumpi,,' Jack, ing department and I'm taking readers censors the first twelve 11 ;.., a.m. Adventures In Resenrch a II:*» noon Rhythm Ramble. bu y~ ng survey. words.) Those . . . , 12~ ;,~ P."'. New, --Gelatt Man: Yea, whllddaya want to Two hoa... and ten minute. 12:4i\ p.m. Relliliou. New. Reporter 1:00 p.m. MuslcDI Chats bu)'? t got watches, fur coats lind later, after 'be lut ciaeatlon wi! 2:00 p.m. Newo-Reyhon. Published d. lly except Monday by typewriters. answered In detail eo ..ea a v.llle ~ :J. 5 , p . m. Llslen and Learn Sludent·"Publtc.Uon., Inc., 126 Iowa Ave., Ad. SI.: No ... I want to find in 'he dark • : • "He, buddl, I ~,'\I .,."'. Early 19th Cenlury Music Iowa City. low • . Entered as second clns. ) :10' p . .". News-Ma.a.,..,1 mall niotter .t the postofflce . t Iowa out what you buy. . want to bu, a walkln, &0, 3:BO p.m. Noire Dame-Iowa Baseball Cltl', under the act congress 5:30 I>.m. News-Finn . . )0"'.. 0' Man: How hot I your mer- duek'" ' , 01 March I. Ifl• . CALL a • 2 I t; I If )'OU do n, t I 5 : 4 ~ " .m. Sports Time ch&ndiseT Man: Get lost! Both of YOii! 0:00 p.m Dinner Hour • SubtlClr\Ptlon rates .- lIy carrier In Iowa your Oally r.w .. .. b y '1' :00 A.tn. Ad. St.: I mean what you buy Whereupon the enterprisln" but 8 :~ p.m. Newo-Shafer ., Cit),. 10 .,.,nll WeekI), or ,7 per year In eood l ervlce Is ••v e n on all 1:00 '\>.m. UnlversUy Student Forum ' advance; . Ix mOnth. '3.tIS; three manU" errors reperled by Ul lte ImOOJIAftONS' AU IlKPOaTm mmDWAY In BerUn between In the retaU stores, froJTl day to disKusted commerce student and I 1:'i!O p •.". Popular Mu.1c In Review . IlUIIli~a,~~p~OIan~d;~~~~~~~n" ,I.tl. ,)I,. man In IQwa ,1.50 per year ; D.ny I... an Ulreulallon oO'>I!\1.tr!1 fer re&IIrIl ., aDd b Th's b day . , . 80t lost in tl\e deep woodi ",h",b 1 ! ~ p.m. Errand of Mercy 'r six month. $3.110; three months $3.00. And *'11& ...... r Pomerula '-0 thInIa of coal-rich Sileala east GermanJ. ' :110 p.m. MusIc Hour In Ihe roor ., Old lenl.. " ..., of It Man: I don't ,buy from day to we roasted marsbmallows over thl! other mnll 8ub.crlpUons 18 per ye.r; six fan ...... _r Germaar alter World" ar D, and return prellumably would be Intelld· ' :ob pm. UN Toda y monlh ~ $4024; three monlh. $3.25. I In" Dubuque and lut"'.. . tit .. IIeIIter ...... ~ ,mUle io &be "Peo, Ie'. Republic." Such a move wt'uld allo mapU, day . . . I buy from month to burning embers of "buyin, QUell­ 9: iA' p.m. Campus Shbp .• ope n from 4:30 a.m. to I I! month , .. that's when my check tionnaires,~ _ ne)Nspaper copy' ':~ · 'p . m . Sports Hllhl,.hls . : Two le ..ed wIre service •. lAP, and IUP) 'rom 1 :tHl p.m. I. B:to p.m . nee.' aIlW aetIon In , .YIJIa FraDee ..... rlPta ia Ute Saar, a m3Ve which alread,. ha, IUrreci .11- 8I\d 10:00 p.m. News-Blank.nlhlp I Clell' 8anda,. Sunda,. houri: ...... WIlt 0enaaaL Po.... Is ...... r&cd rnlsllD, the move, tal II expeeled .. uree comes in. toy" ducks!! . t711 ,~ l P . m. SIGN OFF MDf8lR OF nn: ASSOCIATltD PREIS I. 10:00 • . m. I~ ~ . •

." TBlI: DAILY IOWAlII'. WEDNESDAY, APRIL U, I.St-PAGE TiulBB' . ;' . ' I - "Tradition and Romanticism," Stage, Prod~ction City High Quartet London l '~iiera iu·r e Between the Wars," Marries SUI Gradu.ate· PrOfessOr, -' and "A Short History ot Enalish To Entertain Club . Drama."· (r,ews' Announced To Lecture Her~ " Evans also ha(t three philosoph­ A quartet composed of City Ical novels published in_which he ,Sodei';l For New SUI Play h igh school studt;nls will high­ attempted to make some compro­ light the program for the Uni­ In Graduate, Series mi ~ e . I?etween the critical essay PrOduction staff and stage crews versity club tea in the club rooms Prof. B. Efor Evans,' princ;ipa 1 and fictiori, Maxwell added. These for the University theater play, of Queen Mary colle,e, Un,iversity novels, were "In Search of Ste­ 11, NO. III of the Iowa Unicn Thursday from "Man and Superman," by G.B. 3 to 5:30 p.m. of London, will give two gradu­ phen ' Vanc," "The Shop. on the --... Shaw, opening Thursday, have Tea will be served nt 3:15 p.m. ate college ' lectures here Thurs'­ King's -Road;: and "The Church Engaged to Iowa City Man bccn announced. day and Friday, Prof. Balwln in the . Markets." .' R and the program will be present­ The play is directed by Prof. ed at 4. Maxwell, head of the SUI.· Eng­ EvanS has traveled in the Ori­ Harold Crain of the dramatic arts Mrs. W.T. Goodwin is chairman lish department, s~d Tuesday. ent and th~ Miqdle East,. and has department. Settings were d.esign­ . - at the tea committee. Her assis­ Eva ns, who taugh1 at SUI dur ­ taulht at several. universities ~n ed by Prof. Arnold Gillette 01 the 115 tants include Mrs. F.M. Dawson, ing the summer 'Se,ssion 01 19.25 , the Unlted' States. . dramatic arts department. Mary will speak In the ~te chamber ~ iv a l , field. Mrs. C. Woody Th o mp~ on , Mrs. Louise Gaupp, instructor of dl'a­ F.C. Ensign, Mrs. J.D. Boyd, Mar­ of Old Capitol, Maxwjill said. t' , malic arts, designed the cos.umes. His visit ijI being jOintly spon­ play, "~ . rella Hotz, J an e Ccm!on and Nell Lighting {or thc production was Harris. sored by the departfOWlts of Eqg­ ~rs ity thta, Herteen ,.& . Stocker. designed by Walter Dewey, lec­ Mrs. Walter J essup and Mrs. lish and speech and drama~ic ar.IS, turer in dramatic arts. Raymond 16 E.J . Ogesen will pour. Thursday he. will disCUSII "Lit­ Jewelers Watchmakers '. Beckett, G, Sioux City, is stage The quartet includes Bill Davis, erature in England, Between the lUntainetn, . " manager. Assistant stage mana­ Hotel J~~IC!,*"Bldg. bride aUdi, first 'tenor; Don Peters, lecond Wars," and Friday his topic will ger is Julia Elder, G" Arcadia, tenor; Graham Crow, baritone, be "The Conternl?9rary Theatr~ ./. Mo. n and James Forwald, b as ~ . Connie in England." Both lectures wi1l Members of the stage crew are Wagner, City high school stu­ be heJd at 8 p.m, Ill: Bradle) Robert Cadcr, A3, Stockport; dent, will accompany and Glenn A writer of many volu\Tles, Samuel Heskett, A3, West Des . :'... • Jablonski is in charge cf the leta Kap (I;I Moines; Ric h a. r d Lutton, G, Evans has been wid~y associi\ ted 'J. groups. with the arilstic life of England te chamber Evanston, Ill.; Albert Odell, G, 'I ',j' I Baton Rouge, La. during the last 10 y.ea,rs. . , CAROL JENE ALLEN, A2, DUBUQUE, Wal married to Wilmer His work as a Y{ritt!r, has ex­ es SOCiety"" ; J ames Oyster, A2, East Chicago, M. Hokanson, Des M):nes, April 1 In Grinnell. The bride Is the .n Maxwell Ind.; Jacque Reidelberger, G, SI. SUI School Director tended from "A Sh,o,rt History of mwel! - A d:lugl;ter of Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Peterson, Dubuque, and Is alflJlated English Liter~ture," to, detailed Louis, Mo.. d with Chi Omega social sorority. Mr. Ilokanson Is the son (f Mr. 'hal Play,' On the paint crew are Cliffor · work which led to ,the discoveries 'api\01. and Mrs. O.F. Hokanson, Des Moines. He received his M.A. from Tal Addr'ess Women of one new Elizabethan p.]ay and i. Ashby, 'A4, Effingham, Ill.; Ralpj1 sur in February. A member of Phi EpSU3n Kappa, physical eduea­ play, " M~ Borck, G, Detroit, Mich.; Jacl{ W .B. Schoenb:Jhm, di rector of new Wordsworth and Coleridge ersi ty thea, tlon fraternity, he Is teachln&, at GUman h16b sehool. The Rev. material. '.' Brooking, A3 , Wataga, Ill.; Albert Donald Leois of the American Lutheran church, GrinlleU, perform­ the SUI Hospital Schrol for Se­ Bruce, ~, Ottumwa; Ric h a I' d Verely Handicapped COild ren, will Evans' critical works ha.ve . 16 ed the ceremony. Lemburg, A3, Davenport; Donald speakl at a luncheon meeting of been widely distribu,~ , Maxwell :al college BETTE RUTH TOWNER and Gerald B. Cox, both Iowa City, the Woman's Society of Chris ­ said. They include "WJllIam Morr . DIAMONDS ••• wiaurpaued Ravdin, U. will be married May 27 in the Trinity Episcopal church bere. A Club Will Rold tian Service at the Methodist ris and his -Poetry/ ' "The Limits bon of Sur. lormer SUI student, the bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M~~~~r:':a~~~~~~', NA~', cente~- Aprl'l UWA Program Tria-~gie church today. of Literary Crltlcism," "Keats, a; fpr true a~d pemi.~.nt value ville; Richard Savage, C4 , Shen'- • Dinner,. Meeting Tuesday , am phith ea. .Arthur L. Tewner, 200 S. Summit street. Mr. Cox is the son nf The meeting will be at 1:15 p.m. Biographical and' Critical St4d~,l' .' andoah; Nathan Weinberg, A~ , T F M t' ~n . Kenneth B. Cox, Davenport. Miss Towner has a B.A. degree New York City, and White Jacob, 0 ea ture ee mg,' The Apl'ji dinner meeting of the in the Methodist Fellowship hall. 18 ill' bacteriology from Goucher college, Baltimore, Md. A member G, Reading, Kan. Triangle, club will be held Tues- according to Mrs. LA. Opstadt, 'ersity ct u~ ,"Pi Beta Phi social sorority, she has been empbyed at Univer­ John Anderson, A4, Iowa City, day at 6:30 p.m. in the Iowa Un- 613 E. Bloo mington stl'eet, presi­ idgc, Iowa sit, ho.p:tals. ·Mr. Cox received his B.S. degree in civil engineering A I G d t T dent. The exec utive board will ,ri.m SUI and his B.S. In architecture from the University of and Beverly Rlchards, A3, Ottum- nnua ra ua e ea iO~erso ns not contacted may ob- meet at 12: 15 p. m., she ~a i d. of the Uni. IUlpola. He Is assistant to the SUI architect and 'IL member of Phi wa, are on the control board. Two features will highlight the. lain r e~ er vat io ns by ealling Mrs. Schcenboh m will disc uss t he ie cha~be , Gainma Delta social fraternlty. Members of the building crew April program for the local chap- R.L. Holcomb, 608 Dearborn, care of the physicall y handicap­ are Raymond Beckett; Robert Car- tel' of the American Association -phone 5220, general chairman. ped child. ter; Gwenlly'n Davenport, A4, of University Women. • Table hostesseS fo r the meeting Devotions will be offered by ,edule, Sturgis, S.D.; J u I i a Elder, Mar- The first will be the general are Mrs. Harold Saunders, Mrs. Mrs. W.W. Bentzinger, 125 N. Van :aJlitol. garet Hall, G, West Dennis, Mass. meeting in the University club Rr bert Michaelson, Mrs. R. W. Buren street. ~, yeing Process Advised Andrew Krawetz, A3, Joliet, Ill. ; rooms of the Iowa Union Satur- 'Burns, Mrs . .A. C. Marks, Mr s. V. Circle 10 of tile society will act Richard Lutton, G, Evanston, Ill.; day, beginning with a luncheon at R. Bennion, Mn. Willi am Ca r­ as hostess circle. Mn. Le Colony, J ames Oystcr; Jacque Reidelber- 12:15 p.m. stens, MrS. H. Krouse, Mrs. Fred 308 Melrose avenue, Is chairman Ii tor of The Liven Up Old Linens gel', and Angeline Thomas, AI, The annual tJaditional tea for Meyer ~ n d .• M(s. . Leo .Sweeney, of the circle. , Wi~ ~ "-;- {'~ " ) . 'e submitt ed , Cedar Ra pids. uni v ersi ty women gra d u a ti ng i n ;;;,;;;;;~~~~;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, , IIOT be at. ~l~~~ip al~d dye-that's all that is Il eeded to liven up those win· On th e costume crew are Rich- 1950 will be held in the club rooms ' WRITl'ENI ~l~~a ry Imens, ardArtley, ArnOld, G, Hamp A4,ton; Ames; Elizabeth Frances En- AprilA panel 20 fr discussionom 4:30 t oo n6 tbep.m. pro be :',D"·E'·,.' l'.. '. D·LI·N E '1 DATES /.':·:J~ st dip the white linens into a dye·bath and presto the ) Colf; 10:3J grav, A I, Iowa City; Eugene Fleis- lems of secondary education will ) p,m. Fahr f J ion-Iending transform ation is complete. cher, A2, Eli zabeth, N.J.; Robert follow the noon luncheon. '.~. mm to Jan; ;~ : 'A mong 52 ava ilable (.'Olor5 those preferred for bed linens, i ll ­ Paulus, A2, Iowa City; S y I vi:; Participants will be Ralph Aus- l. Girsh, A4, DetrOit, Mich. termiller, principal of Ciy high o~de pink, tea rose, maize, peach biege, light blue and nile green. for, ·l,9SO-S1, Scholarship, Applications . Lapo ~ Jane Lekberg, G, Indianola; Gail school, administrators' problemfi; . , ~c c6rding to one Home Eco- .:..' ------~ Ir to Paxt; McClintock, AI, Slingerlands, N.Y.; Mrs. Elizabeth Cupp, English s; 1 :30 p. rn. l).O,rp'ics bureau, the same tintex- er. Then set the machine to 01'­ Ronald McNamer, A4 , Ottumwa; teacher in the Tocal junior high m. Sper to illg:process may be used for co10r- dinary washing speed with a tem­ Edith Moellering, AI, Iowa City; school, instructors' problems; Eu­ MAy 1S, 1"950" ~ .. sheets if the dye selected is perature of 150 degrees F ~hren­ r . to Zogg. Helen Pittas, A2, Erie, Pa.; Cor- gene Peisner, counsellor tor boys apd l!l,'tl)e same color-type as the heit. inne Silberman, A3, Milwaukee, at City high school, counselling; . Both: new renewal applications for University sheets: It not, the use of a color Next, put the articles in the 'Mertt SCiiolafsblps. R will moo Wis., and Suzanne Susman, AI, and Mrs. Kenneth Green, .the remover first is recommended. washer and flip it on. Pour the :30 p.m. In Fairfield. double role of parent and school I Berg will 11he.: color remover demands no dye solution into the washer, per­ Rosalyn Qucgg, A3, Sioux City, board member. bb\lIng and will take out most mitting no direct contact with the i of the Red will be bookholder. The program was planned by ol{:the old color, the bureau said. item to achieve even dyeing. , . lea," iII1d On the light crew are Dougla$ Prof. Amy ;Francis Brown of the Repewal applications for Carr Scholarships. La· uss " DeVl}· ~ T1ie Home Economics bur eau At the end of the washi ng cycle, Wells, G, Little Rock, 1\rk.; J oho college' ot , nursing. , . # aommends the automatic washer set the machine to the last rinse Noyes ' Schoidrllhips. Student Aid Scholar­ Loc<;ll~pl. Anderscn; Karl J . Johnson G, Fort Dining room hostesses for the .. Vern. ~r dy,eing bulky a rti c 1e~ . [t points and proceed through the drying Dodge; John Kuehl, A2 , Daven~ luncheon include Mrs. Barbara ihips, I-Club Scholarships. gut· that for cotton, Imen and cycle, the bureau says. • port; Beverly Richards. Robbie, Mrs. William McCabe, > '. rayon two $.15 boxes of all-fabric S will metl Marie Schelfhout, G, Osakis, Rosa Igarzabal, Elizabeth Eng­ d~ e . are plenty fo r the first 12 Minn.; Mary Joanne Schutz, A3, lert, Mable Walther and Lillian AUGUST• ,_ f, 15, 950 . t 7:30 p.rn. bUpces of weight, plus one such Scout Officials to Meet J ~ helel in Sheldon; Maralyh ShacJdefort, A3, Harbison. ~o,x for each additional 12 ounces. Thursday at Homestead St. Joseph, Mo.; Russell Swafford, Reservations for the l uncheon ,," N.~ · appJicationa for 'Carr Scholarships, LaVerne 1igh sC/lOol For ,acetate rayon ("celanese") The executive board and the A3/ Centerville; Jack Vrieze, G, should be made by Thursday even­ Noy ••. Scliolarships, Student Aid Scholcuahips. nylon, about twice this a~it ~uch advisory council ot the Iowa Quincy, Fla., and Dean Wagner, ing with Mrs. C.M. Strack, 8-0726, ; will ljoJj is:lneeded. I:Club Scholarllhips. . Thursday, Ri ver Valley Boy Scout council A2, Marengo. or Mrs. George Harker, 3582 . " ! ,'. In dyeing in the . automatic Applications received aiter thee.s dates will not be ~ room 16B, will hold a joint di nner meeting Members of tbe property crew wBsher, according to the bureau, at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Home­ are Oyster, Diane Carson, A3, Red coria1der~ for the 19S0·~1 school year. All informa­ adjutanb the first step is to thoroughly ROME EC CLUB MEI';TS md pencm stead. Oak, and Claudie J ean Loftiss, The SUI Home Eco nomics club tion req~Q theae scholcuahips is available at: America's most, fam­ wash the articles to be dyed. Harold Vestermark, IRVBS A3, Cordell, Okla. , A!t~ this operation dissolve the will hold a business meeting today society will pred dent, will preside over the ~y~ ,in a quart jar of warm wat- at 4: 30 p. m. in the main dining ous and best selling Maxwell 01 meeting·tQ be h eld in Bill Zuber's room of the home economics de­ __ FICE OF 'STUDENT AFFAIRS Dugout restaurant, according to . To lead Orchestra of Engl ish Glenn J ablonski, director of vo­ partment in Macbride hall, Pub­ hose by 3 to 1 ... the lomas Lord Martin L. Hunter, lo cal 'Scolit licity Chairman J anice Payne, A4, III University Hall Woman's Club to Hear executive. cal music a City high, will direct peare ApII­ Exira, said, Q.,ffjcer Discuss Japan Representatives from (Wash ing­ the Archdiocesan orchestra at the very same nylons you leetinlt will ton, Johnson and Iowa counties spring festival of the Archdiocese :e chamber, . : C ~l and Mr ~ ' . J ack J . Hinman will take part in the meeting, of Dubuque in Cedar Rapids Tues­ pay 1.50 for. every April 17, a1 wiD discuss' Japan at a meeting of Hunter said. Transportation to day. the Iowa Oity Woman's 'club at Homestead is being coordinated The festival will begin in thc day of the year, under 2:30 p.m. Thursday in Reich's pine through the local scout office, he Cedar Rapids coliseum at 8 p.m., ; will mOO roo,m . The . Hinmans have spent added. he said. at 7:30 p. rn. two years in J apan. the regular, brand ROTC uni· Club members wm answer roll MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED LADD TO SPEAK • "reparati(Jlll ca)r. with a "remedy for' spring Ma rriage licenses were issued Dean Mason Ladd of the SUI namel Ames, MIY fe,:er '" Tuesday by the Johnson county college of law will speak at a lI~te " sl! s include Mrs. Frank clerk's office to Walter D. Rey­ meeting of the Des Moines bar Sd1:nel)erJger, Mrs. Harry McCann nolds, Burlington, and Luella Da­ association in Des Moines today, !\. will hoM Cline. vis, Joy, Ill.; and to Clayton E. according to M ~s . Lucille Lorenz, !eting.)lOll' Raymond and Evelyn J . Blockley, law school executive secretary. His p.m: ·in the both of Rockford, Ill. subject will be "Evidence. " apitol. EJI!. and melll' ';IJJ/in /oc/eosill§ n the metl· r,rP..,y,IJ'l.IJt,15 Thursdll, 1.:30 p..frt\. -:" Wed ... esday, April 12 i n ~ h~ I~ , , I • will co~ Ilts 01) J .~ Main Sp~okeF:. ~olest W. Seymour lent rout. J< ' MaJn. a,c,lh~~~ Community Building " .. Editor, ,De s Moines'egister and Tribune Jt~~ u.. flnt, iIa1r '.~ Uat ~r P.rice .... lea Local Speake,s: K,i,lIk H. Porter Ii~t; ibe 8eocmc1: It~I~"b' ...... , ...... lOe 'MIGUELITO VALDES (above) Prof, and head of Political Science Dept" SUI Y;QJI Get T-.,o, ~f nw.. ~lalS Ernesto I,.ecuona" ... Mala­ p. lUena, Say Si Si, .(\lways In My. "-b Olson t,~ Perte,ct Ny\ou tor lleart, and 3 others in this new taDeeable album! RCA VICTOR IOOC program director and part owner bas juat come out with 15 new al­ bums ALL' " DESIGNED FOR WlDnen of th.e CNA poat~r COlI.tut wUl be Introduced. Their posten wlU be DANCING." Everyone's stepping on d1a~lay. C~A.N: Clair E. HamiltoD. cbcdnilcm. COUDcIl·M~CJ8r aPin! _ 15 great bands, 15 great qompOaers, 90 hitt! And what an Aaeoclatloa.. album Miguelito has; Get all 15 at WEs'l'MUSIC CO, and SPENCER WARNER CERTAINLY CARR~S A LOT OF WEIGHT n {lARMONY HALL. SINCE HE STARTED USIN6 V.TAUS l EVERYBODY' COME

Yo,,'11 Ito .t..... with the •• 1•• too- if you u s~ your hcad­ and "Live·Aclion" Vilalis care. Jusl be su re 10 use that fnrnous 'HElR TIE,· SPEAlERS .... . , , ~ . ~armony Hall "60-Sccond Workout" lopside. 50 seco nds', scalp ma ssage (feci 15 :So Dubuque the difference !)- IO seconds 10 comb (a nd will the gals sec, Ihe 2400-par., ,', Fitst. Q~~Ii~ , difference!). You'll Ibok neat and na tural. Bye·bye loose, flaky ~ .If' ., <# ,CHI,lek SelecUon-U & 78 rpm dandruff and dryness, 100. So be smart and look smart - get , Vila lis soon at drug store or, barber shop. . 'ASK ,,QUESTIONS ... 51 _ ....':" '51 -Denier ,.. " , ',1 " Available Now at Be PfeP,.a.:Iid .. tp.. ~~~E on.' the Council-Manager Plan :< Brand ne" D~lp~ . . ; Dot,odd!

PAGE FOUR-TDE DAILY IOWAN, WEDNESDA.V. APRIL 12. 19:;0 .. . ~ , Schedule Golf Meetin~ Cadets May Res~nte Sr,'"s 'Rally 10 Whip Reds • At Finkbine Clubhouse Relations With Irish Sear(~ For N~VI (oach' To Start Soon All varsity and freshmen CHARLESTO , W. VA. (AP)-The Boston Braves broke wlsh:nl' to tryout for the ! loose (or ~ix runs in the ninth inning Tuesday for a 10·6 victory WASHINGTON (JP) - Retiring I'olf team should report to a over the Cincinnati Beds in the Windup of their IO-game exhi ­ Secretary of the Army Gordon Brachler Denies meetinl" today between 2 Gray Tuesd~y foresaw peaceful and 3 p.m. at the Finkblne bition series.· , football relation~ between Army Personality Feud clubhouse, Coaeh Bucky O'­ The Braves took the series, six them win an 8-7 exhibition ball and Nctre Dame if thelr Connor annaunced. gaines to four, winning live of six game over the Atlanta Crackers g~ines Athletic Director Paul Brech­ has are played Eo meplace other encounters played after the two Tuesday. • than ler announced Tuesday that tbe The I"ott team starts in New York City. clubs lelt Florida. Big Hugh Casey failed to make Iowa athletic board hopes to have season Saturday acalnlt Be said the sanie is ttue at a new basketball coach within Bradley at Perrla, Ill., then Ragged relief pitching wrecked the required one second hait four Cincinnati Tuesday. Harry Per­ times during the foul' and a ha l': Notre Dame and NorUl Carolin a. two weeks to fill the vacancy follows with a home meet Gray is leaving the Army ,post created Monday when Lawrence with Noire Dame Monday. kowski and Eddie Erautt were innings he tossed for the Southern clubbed for six of the Braves' 15 association nine. The last balk to become president of '. North (Pops) Harrison was discharged. Carolina. hits in the big ninth. Those blows moved in the winning run. ~. The staff committee of the In a farewell chat with report­ Report NBA plans Included a two-run homer by Bob ers, wh Ich swung around to ·fcot­ board wul meet within the next Elliott. few days to begin preliminar)l TIGERS 8. LITTLE ROCK 0 baU, Gray said he favors a re­ work on the selection, ' Brechler To Drop 3 Teams LlTTLE ROCK, ARK. (JP) - sumption of the Army·Notre Indicated. INDIANS 6, GIANTS 1 Young Art Boutteman, who may Dame grid [eries: but he adclbd: MILWAUKEE (.IP)-Russ Lynch, WICHITA, KAN. (JP) - Two ADswen Charl'e start on the mound for Detroit "I'll have to leave that ~o my Milwaukee J ournal sports editor, three-run innings gave the Cleve­ in its American league opener successor. Whatever friction did Brechler partially answered said Tuesday the National Ba,t ket­ land Indians a 6-1 victory over next week, was at his best Tu es­ exist would be removed if' the Harrison's charlie that he was ball aSSOCiation will be reduced to the New York Giants Tuesday be­ day as the Tigers sheJlacked the games were played in Soutb' Be~d fired because oC a "personality 14 teams, operating in two divi­ tore 8,600 fans. The game was li­ Little Rock Travelers of the South­ and West Point." d\Jpute" between them. The ath­ sicns, for the next season. mited to seven innings because the ern league, 8-0. Gray blamed the 1947 break. in letic director referred Tuesday 'to "Anderson, Ind., and Denver Chlbs had to catch a train. football relaticns between the Ca­ Harrison's attempted resignation Co)lo., are two of the franchises to Sheldon Jones, in a trial that dets and the Irish on New, York two years ago in the middle of be dropped and a third will be w1Is supposed to give an indication RED SOX 5, LOUISVILLE 5 City's subway alumni and their the basketball season. dropped from two cities under dit­ of his qualifications for the Gi ants LOUISVILLE, KY. (JP) - The "inte~se feeling," plus t~e com­ 8rechler claimed that at the cussion," Lynch said in a signed ppening day pitching assignment, Boston Red Sox battled to a 5-5 mercial atmolpl}ere of Yankee time he pursuaded Harrison to story .. was bruised for three runs in the tie Tuesday with their' Louisville stadium games. - destroy the resignation. Rookie of Year Candidates (Anderson dr{)pped out of the fourth inning. Farmhands before 6,1:;5 chilled The new UNC president said "Certainly if I had anything league Mcnday at a meeting in fans in a game calJecil'officially at Notre Dame an.' North Carolina allalnst Pops personally 1 could THREE OUTSTANDING ROOKIES amonl' the 1950 crop appear to be the top contenders for the covet­ New York. The NBA bought the YANl{S 5, INDIANAPOLIS 3 the end at nine innings to permit "will have no trouble it - the have accepted that resignation," ed "Rrokle of the Year" award. Those shown are BJbby Morlan (center), Brooklyn Dodl'ers third base· franchise, then junked it, and an­ INDIANAPOLIS, IND. (JP) - A the homeward bound Bostonians to games are put on a, home-and· Brechler said. "I had the full au­ man; Lulie Easter (r:&,ht), Cleveland Indians infielder and Steve Bllko (lett), St. Louis Cardinals In· nounced players would be disposed three-run homer by Joe DiMaggio catch a train. home basis." thority of the board to do so, fielder. They are amonA' a handful of rookies which have shown enouth allUUy In sprint tralnln, to be of later). jtave the New York Yankees just "Pops has chosen to make it a consIdered lor the henor. "Big city operators in protes­ enough momentum Tuesday to de­ personl\l issue between the two t ional basketball put the squeeze feat the Indianapolis Indians, 5-3, of us. There Isn't much I can do on small towns at an executive before 2,640 shivering spectators. committee meeting in New York about what he says. I don't want DiMaggio's circuit clout, his over the weekend," Lynch con­ fo urth of the exhibition season, to get in a feud in the newspa­ Hawks Slated to Open Home Season Today tinued. pers." came in the first inning with Phil A frozen diamond and chilly "The Sheboygan (Wis) Redskins Rizzuto and Hank Bauer on base. Brechler indicated Tuesday that had to fight fOl' their Jives in the Harrison would receive his fulJ I would consider it Qu ite a com­ winds which forced cancellation PHILLIES 9, MEMPHIS 0 of Iewa's opening ba[eball game face of a determined move by the BUCS 8, ATLANTA 7 salary oC $7,009 fOl' the current pliment. MEMPHIS~ TENN. (JP) - Curt big city owners to cut otf all small against Notre Dame Tuesda.y, may Simmons hurled six innings of no­ ATLANTA (JP) - The new balk fiscal year ending June 30, and Glad to Talk towns and get down to a 10 or 12 an additional two months salary again prevent the start of the hit, no-run ball and Mike Goliat team circuit for next season rule that the Pittsburgh Pirates of more than $1,000 for July and "Should Iowa officials desire 1950 home season this afternoon. cracked out two homers Tuesday have been moaning about helped August. to talk to me about it In the future, Coaches Otto Vogel of Iowa as the Philadelphia Phillies shut Bill of Particulars I'll be glad to talk to them," Moon and J ake Kline of Notre Dame out the Memphis C.:,icks of the "Doors Open 1:15·9:45" Meanwhile reliable sources in said. decided to canCel Tuesday's game Southern association, 9-0. Mem­ TODAY the athletic department which de­ Rollie Williams, assisant ath­ after examining the diamond in phis' two hits came ott Rookie VARSITY and Thursday! clined identi!ication were quoted letic director, said Tuesday that the merning. Ed Wright who pitched the last Tuesday as saying that the ath­ he "wouldn't even consider" the Today's game against the Irish three innings. Simmons struck out aaiff!J~idl) .. FIRU RUN HITt _ seven and walked three. letic board had an extensive "bill position. "I want to help Iowa il. scheduled for 3:30, weather STARTS TOMORROW of particulars" regarding Harri­ basketball in any way I can, how­ permitting. son's dismissal. ever," Williams said. "That's why Starts "ENDS Seven Wins TO - DAY FRIDAY" Specific allegations included: I'm coaching the freshmen this The Hawkeyes returned from I. That Iowa had received let­ spring." their spring tour of Arkansas and We're Only Saying Rarely have the requests lor ters of complaint from Big Tefl Missouri with a record of seven the return of a motion piciure Commissioner Kenneth "Tug" wins in eight games. The only masterpiece been so I'reat Conveqiently Located Wilson threatening action against Injured Player Settles setback was to Arkansas State This ... 'Cause ... . so enthusiastic! On Hlghwa.y 6 - J ust Iowa il Harrison's attilude toward Teachers in a 1-0 game. Glenn Dispute Out of Court West of Cn ralvllle conference officials and others Drahn went the route for th~ IT'S TR~UE! No Wonder We're was not corrected. ST. PAUL UPI - An out-of­ Hawks in that game and lim it~d 2. That Harrison had nol at­ court lettiemen t for $67,500 ended the opposition to three hits. Bringing It Back! In Privacy* * and * Comfort tended many staff meetlngs call­ the trial of a former Duluth base­ The team de rca ted Arkansas WATCH THE ed by Brechler. ball player's $100,000 damage suit P( ly, 6-4 and 7-1; C::>J1ege of the 3. That athletic staff member~ against the Liquid Carbonic com­ Ozarks, 18-3 and 16-1 ; Washing­ and students in Harrison's basket­ oany of St. Fau 1. ton, 6-5 ; SI. Louis university, 11-8, imlBm ball theory class had not been Joe Becker Jr., 21, former short­ and broke even with Arkanlas --: :"'.j·i1n'8st Movie held on its regular schedule. Thoy stop for the Duluth Dukes of the Teachers with a 13-3 decision. we've seen this or reported that when it was held, Northern league, was injured Juiy Jack Dittmer, veteran second sessions frequently lasted only 20 24, 1948, in a collisicn between a baseman, led IOwa hitters on the any year! GARlAND to 30 minutes instead of tnc sched­ truck owned by the St. Paul firm spring tour. . ... 11111·"11'''·.''11 uled two-hours. The students also and a bus carrying members of Wins Opener .#2fo:- Frank Morgan • Ray Bolqer charged that non - basketball the Duluth baseball team. Notre Dame, which arrived in J . AUHUR RANK ,flltn" Bert Lahr • Jack Haley piaying members of the class Five per son ~ were killed in the [owa Co:ty Tuesday. opened Its , BASlt RADFORD Billie 8urke - Marllrti lIamillon didn't receive enough theory to crash. Becker su trered ioss of [our ,enson Monduy at Bloomiqgton, prepare them for coaching jobs. fingers on his left hand, injury m., with a 4-1 win over Illinois JOAN GREENWOOD "Nothlnl' to HJde" to his throwing arm and a broken Wesleyan. Be!:! Neme" who won Harrison retorted Monday after leg. He sued for $100,000, claim­ five ~nd lost none a yea\, ago, is his dismissal that he "had noth­ ing his baseball career had been the probable starting hlJrler for • First ing to hide." ended. Notre Dame today it the game is Feature Bucky O'Connor, Harrison's re­ played. 1:00 - placement this season, was the The Irish lost three pitchers most prominently mentioned can­ Dodgers 22, Greensboro 0 from the 1949 sq uad and their didate tor the head coaching post. second baseman, shortstop, third 4 Days On.Iv O'Connor refused comment Tues­ GREENSBORO, N.C., (JP) - Carl ba,eman and centedielder. day on the coaching situation. Erskine, young righthander from ------1- STARTING Paul Moon, successful coach Anderson, Ind ., pitched a one-hit­ Bad Weather Prevails; , N E .N E IRE 5 '5 at Davenport high school, was ter Tuesday as Brocklyn 'smoth­ also mentioned as a possible suc­ ered the Greensboro class B Car­ Gridders Stay Inside cessor to Harrison. olina league learn, 22-0, {or the Iowa's football squad resumed lst In Davenport, Moon said, '" National league champions' eighth . prlng practice Monday follow­ Iowa City haven't seen anything to the ef­ straight victory, There wa~ a paio ing the Easter recess still con­ Shewing lect that I am being considered attendance of 8,435. Erskine had fined to the tieldhollse because cf bad weather and wet grounds. 4 for the Iowa basketball job. II no hitter with two out in the "I heard something about It, but eighth and two strike: on Normal Coach Leonard Raffensperger's ••• ACADEMY as far as I know, I am not being Wilscn, Patriots' catcher, when the charges have been handicapped be "LOADED" considered for the position. latter lined a. clean single to cen­ in early season drills having been Laughter when you see REBECCA ... AND' NOW "If I were under consideration, ter. able to wor. outdoors only a few 'AWARDS! days thi!; spri ng. ' ------~----~--.--~-- this "SCOTCH" Hitl BROWNS 7, WICHITA 3 *. WICHITA FALLS, TEX. (.IP)­ The St. Louis Browns came trom t4fiJ" i 't)! Relax and Enjoy the ease of behind to hand the Wichita Falls STARTS Spudders a 7-3 defeat here Tues­ M,EIT WED. day. "BEST ACTRESS"

Ends "BEST MUSIC* SCORE" Bostonian­ FRIDAY * ~~ "BEST ART DIRECTION" , "BEST COSTUME* DESIGN" * ,Olivia de 'Havilland

NOR-MOC snWAIT - . ',.' VA1EllE o in lIO(t.(CI!lln~ o BrownYeaI ontgolIWIY Clift -GRANGER·, .. -.; HOBSONr .. • o o ,,--BLUCRI ~ 510.95 li RicluirdsoR<

Like nothing at all on your feet •••

cardree comfort at ease! The per~cct com­ plement.to. your leisure clothes. New zip in ..ah your step with these s~ug-6tting casuals. MIRIAM HOPKINS MONA FREEMAN· VANESSA BRaWN I, SELENA ROYLE . Produced a"d Directed I, y WILLIAM Stan. 8ATUlD~Y , .----!...l------:~i ------04 .. 1 ~ SONG • TEACHEltS .PEST rN~~~l'oon" in Color' , , .f --'- PCUaPtounl Lcrte News - SUBRENDER . .. .., . TOKYO JOI ~~""'''''I • TH~A~OWAN, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 12, 195~P"GI!: ·FIVE Professors to Attend - SUI Professor to Judge Ie fire Damages 'A Sound of Hunting' • Art Exhibit in Chicago Oklahoma City Meeting Prof. Mauricio Lasansky of the figured at $J3,075 Two SUI faculty members will SUI art department will be in Fires during March caused an Chicago Friday through Sunday attend a three-day meeting of the War , Nol Psychiatry lADS 10 judge an art exhibit for ar tists estimated $13 ,075 damage to Missi!sippi Valley Historical asso­ of that area. property In Iowa City, Fire Chief ciation in Oklahcma City which begins April 20, Prof. W.O. Ayde­ - Win's Critic's Acclaim The exhibit, sponsored by Ex­ Al Dolezal said Tuesday. __ lotte, chairman of the history de­ WANT AD RATES T__ .....;Roo=;.;:ma;:;:....;f;.;;or.:....;.;R;.;:e;;;.nt~ hibition Momentum, Artist's Buildings were damaged an es­ T partment, said Tuesday. ----~------• TERRIFIC single room for girl. Call "OR INSURANCE on Rou ..hClId • Equity and Artist's League of the timated $12,000 and building con­ By VINCE* * BRANN * other character* s,* the *cas t is well .. For consecutive insertions 8-11735. Penonal efiects, and automobl'es ... Midwest, will be held i~ the Es­ tents were damaged an e ~ tima ted Aydelitte said Prof. George E. created and French's actors bring WHITING-KERR REALTY CO.. Dial GRADUATE OR professional lady. 425 31:13. quire theater through Mhy. $1,075, he said. Mowry and Prot: William J. Pe­ Harry Brown's "A Sound oj it to life convincingly. One da.y ...... 6c per word 'Chree Days ...... 1Oc per word Iowa avenu~. Phone 2326. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. tersen, both members of the SUI Hunting" has so many advantages French himself as "Colluci," Six Days ...... 13e per word FURNISHED room. CloBe In . See Don ., All types of history department, will lead dis­ over other contenders in the field Max Hahn as "Moeney," and Lar ry Central T ap aCter 3 p.m. Smart, all-new cus s ion ~ at the meeling. One Month ...... 39c per word that we are prepared to go out Goldberg as "Shapiro," al'e as pro­ DOUBLE ROOM for student men. Dial RUBBER STAMPS Mowry will lead a discussion on a limb and nominate it as the fessional as you will find any­ Classiiied Display 7430. 2lfl Church. April 21, dealing with "~ecent where in community theater. The One Day ...... ,. 75c pel' col. inch S & 0 AFTER·SIX DINNER JACKETS Political Movements," and Peter­ best war play .to date. set looks properly bombed - out; Where Shall We Go sen will lead a discussion at a It wins because it doesn't try Six ConsecutiJ e days, RUBBER. STAMP CO. the cast, sufficiently muddy and inch IT'S A FACT that the hellht of bad later session dealing with "We ~ t­ pel' day ...... 6Oc per col. (Above Kenney's Tavern) IN WHITE - for the MIAMI TRIAD to hard to be a war play. The disheveled. One month ...... 50c per col. Inch luck Is seaslckne .. and lockjaw. WISE ern Entertainment." story concerns a squad of infan­ BIRDS FLOCK TO THE HAWK'S NEST. or any other What "A Sound of Hun ting" h as (Avg. 26 insertions) trymen in the battle for Cassino, to say may not be explosively Wash the euy. economICal WA'l RABBIT RIVALS STORK Check you r ad In the first IOlue It ap­ Work Wanted formal campus function "where the war got stuck." It profound; this is, ailer all, only pears. The Da lly Iowan can be respon­ CINCINNATI (JP) - Triplets limits itself to the relationships a small window on the war. It sible for on ly one Incorrect Insertion . DRESSMAKING. alterallons. lull. " LAUNDROMAT 105 E. bom Easter Sunday to Mr. and of these men in a small fighting does not p~etend to be more. Deadlines =c=oa=,-:--"",re.,.. I_In_ed_._91_1_1._-:-:-:--.,..,,::--:--_ Mrs. Purcell Gaines, Jr., were unit, and happily ignores mallY For this very reason , we think CURTAINS laun"erec!. DIAl 1892 by 10 College a.m. or after 8 p.m. Wash by AppomtD1eDl THE MEN' SHOP I named. Monday - Easter, Ester themes w hich others writers have those who take advantage of the Weekdays '4 p.m. and Estille. felt it necessary to include in .., Thursday or Friday performance Dial s.o~l war play. will find that the view it affords Saturday Noon Complete Stock of As ,a result, we get- no mlllad­ is well worth observing. FIG l.lRINES Iowa City Trailer Mart jus!ment or psychoneurosis, no They will also see what a t eally W. R. Crowley and R.ENTAL - SALES racial or religious prejudice. No able community theater group of. Classified Manager SUPPLIES one recites symbolic poetry or Rental luggage trailer modest means can accomplish. lOW A GITY FIGURINE SHOe ,·MA YFlOWER'S sings nostalgic songs. Brown Bring Advertisements {o by the hour, day, or week .> writes about the war, not about The Daily Iowan Business Office 4 East College psychiatry. Basement, East Hall or phone OJ,bwa), ·!IS Dear Airport PboDe 88,s He has even gone a step fur­ Newspaper to Give TYPEWRITERS New Sprin'g Schedule ther and miraculously avoided creating a stereotyped group of Rentals RepairS National Scholarship 4191 Portables See the Best Buys In soldiers. Each man is an individu­ Authorized ROYAL Dealer al, but not necessarily a clear­ USED CARS Membership Nights cut type. And each speaks for For Study at SUI ' General Servicell WIKEL himself. WALL WASHING. Neatly done. Dial Typewriter Exchange at In fact, one of the greatest mer­ The Des Moi nes Register and 9097. 124 ~ E. COlleee 8-1051 BURKETT - RHINEHART FRIDAY Tribune wi ll award an annual its of the play is that it is not PORTA8LE elect ric sewing machines lOWA CITY MOTORS, INC. $500 na tir nal scholarsh ip for col ­ for ren t. $5 per month . SINGER IGNITION SATURDAY contrived, either in character or SE WING CENTER. 125 S. Dubuque. in situation. It just happens; it lege advertising students to study CARBURETORS Corner College and Clinton is almost as though we were at SUI, P rof. J ohn V. Lund, he"d FULLER BRUSHES Gn d cosmetics. Call GENERATORS START,j:RS 1949 MERCURY Sedan SUNDAY eaves - dropping on an actual of the SUI school of joul'l1alism 6-1959. .BRIGGS & STRATTON 1949 FORD Fordor event, not merely seeing a play advel'tisin g sequence, ~ aid Tues­ . MOTORS day. Typing 1948 MERCURY Sedan The liveliest nights 01 the week are member· on a stage. PYRAMID SERVICES 1946 FORD Station Wagon Dialogue Real The award will be made t:l a THESIS - General Typing - Mimeo­ ship nights at the Mayflower. Come out male senior or graduate stud,mt 220 S. Clinton Dial 5723 1941 MERCURY Sedan The dialogue is as unpreten­ graphing. Nota ry Public. Mary V. early or drop in after the show ••. You'll showing outstanding scholarship Burns, 601 ISBT Bldg., Phone 26:18 or 1941 FORD Tudor tiously real as is the situation it­ 2327. Guaranteed Watch Repairs 1940 PLYMOUTH 2-door always be sure to have a swell time at the particularly in advertising sub­ self. It is GI talk, to be sure, jects, and pl anning to make news­ ON ALL MAKES 1939 OLDS 2-door It EXCE PTIONALLY reasonilble. Typlne 01 \ Mayilower. but not blatantly so. is fitful, paper adverti9i ng a career. 'all kinds. Mildred Killnls. 8·0778. 1939 PONTIAC Sedan now ridiculous, now seriOUS, quite 1939 PLYMOUTH Sedan Any male or graduate [tudent C. T. ALGER Private Party Nights Many of you want to have a private party consistently funny, but it always Misc~llaneo us for Sale 1936 CHEVROLET 2-door but can't find the ideal spot to hold II. We're has .., sense of validity about it in any American college or uni­ Jeweler that is rare in the American thea­ versity is eligible, Lund said. WARD'S WASTIER with drai n Dump. 6 Chronographs A Specialty (by reservation only) reserving the Mayflower for four nights a mo. gltBrantec. $80. Phone 8-1716. SEE THEM NOW! ter. 1f two or more sludents haye 205 E. Wa!.hington Dial 39711 week to give you our facilities: a smooth eq ual qualifications, the award A further advantage is the hOll­ Autos for Sale - Uaed Tuesday will be given to the student who Special This Week at Monday • dance floor, good food and real privacy. Just est performance the play is cur­ t'l'ntlv receiving in the hands of shows the greatest financial need. 1 94.~ NASH 4-door. 1940 Ch evrol et 2-door. MORRIS FURNITURE CO. dial 9935 and make reserVations for your Financial need w ill be a fa· ~tor J9 Jl Plymollth 2-door, 1941 DeSoto MAHER BROS. r Wednesday Thursday The Footlighters of Cedar Rapids, 2-door. 1941 Ford 2- door. See these and • party now. only in such a case, Lund said. Ol her fi ne u,ed are at EKWALL MO­ Tilt-top Coffee Tables, $2.9S Burt French directing. It is the TORS. 627 S. Capi to l Str. et. final production of the current All applicationL must be sub­ TRANSFER Card Tables, Steel Frame, $4.95 season and French's last effort m itted by May 1, ]950, with the 19-2 DESOTO 4-door. Very clean. RDdlo . healer, and fluid d rive with overdrive. Kitty-Kar Strollers, $9,95 before leaving the group of which winner to be announced neal' tlie Phone 2064. he has been a guiding force for end of the present academic year, I'or effJclent turnJt.ur. See our compl et~ line of Mayflower ' Nita Club two years. he added. Instruction baby buggies by ;. Students interested in epplying "ovln, Except for an overly - exag­ Thayer.Storkline and 1110 N. Dubuque Street for the award may .obtain further BALLROOM dance lessons. Mi mi Youde gerated war correspondent, who Wurlu. DIDI 9485. and details from Pret John V. Lund, Headstrom Jacks the plausibility of Brown's Schoo l of J ournalism, SUI, Iowa Loans Bagga,e TrallJter City, Iowa. MORRIS FURNITURE QUICK LOANS on Jewelry. clothln,. YOUNG Applicati ons will be screened by radios. etc. HOCK-EYE LOAN, 1261'./ Dial - 9696 - Dial 217 S. Clinton a faculty committee of the SUI S. Dubuque. schO Ol of journalism and co llege m-$$$$$---$-$-L-O!""'A-N-E-D- o-n- ,-u-ns-.-c-a-m-.-ra-., of ct mmerce before they are sub- dia monds, clothing, etc. RELIABLE mitted to the Scholarsh ip Awards LOAN CO. . 109 E. Bur linllton. • I ccmmittee of the Register-Td- I W t d T R bune for final deci!.ion . an e 0 e~t

The scholarship will be award- UNIVERSITY librarian an d wl [e. l10 ed in the spring so students can children. de.lre apartment by Mai 1. begin usi ng it in the fall, Lund Dial Ext. 2407. said. ---':"M-u-s-j-c-a-n-d--R':"a-d-j-o---

.1 RADIO SERVICE Is our speelalty. LeI us glve your ra dio a shot In the arm. Student Waives JAC KSON'S ELECTRIC " GIF'l'. 108 S. Dubuque-across (rom the JeUerson. Hearing on OMV' GUARANTEED repairs for all makes Home Dnd Auto rDdlo •. We Pick up Dnd Alan L. Beardslee, D2, Cl'!dar deli ver. SU TTON RADIO and TELEVIS- /.. ION . 331 E . ;;Iarket. Dial 2239. Rapids, Tuesday in police court 1 waived preliminary hearing on a EXPERT rad io repairs. Pickup Dnd de­ charge of operating a motor ve­ livery . WOODBURN SOUND SER­ VICE. 8 E. Colle,e, Dial 801~L. hicle while intoxicated. IT'S TIME Judge Emil G. Trott ordered Lost and Found Beardslee's case bound over to To dispose of those unwanted articles Jhhnson Co u n t y grand jury. FOUND: PARKER " 21 " pen near Old Beardslee was freed aicer postinp De ntol ~ Id g . Owner Identify pcn and turned up during your spring house- pay (or ad. Phone 6967. $500 bond. P olice arrested Beards­ >cleaning. lee early Tuesday morning. Baby Sillinq BA BY SITTING. Mrs. De France. 6561 An economical DAilY IOWAN Governor's Day Parade or 6923. Want Ad will quickly change un­ Set for May 10 at SUI Want To Buy Dates for Governor's day and wanted items into READY CASH. the University President's. r eview WANTED : MAN'S used lightweight bi­ were announced Monday by SUI cycle. Write Box 13. Dally Iowan. mili tary department officials. The annual parade for Iowa's Apartments for Rent Phone 4191 Today Governor William Beardsley will NEW ;I-ROOM apartment. Private bath . be May lO. SUI President Virgil Slove, refrigerator, and utilities fur­ M. Hancher will be honored Mar nished. $65. Write !lox 14 , Dally Iowan . lET THE ClASSI.FIEDS WORK FOR YOU 19 in the second annual review. A third annual feder al ins pec~ ------tion and review will be May 8 Sell Your Car .- and 9. LAEE • A .·DAY .. ;J.~._ • • ,...... t .. , , " ,, ~ PHARMACIST TO SPEAK j . ; Wendle L. Kerr , station ph ar­ macist in the SUI department oC drug service, will speak on the function and oDe ration of the drug service at SUI ~ nd University Iios pita Is today at the noon meetin of the Iowa City Lions' club af Reich's Pine room. I Get a Want Ad today.

TH IS STARTLING NEWS WilL HOIST MJoIt8E WE'VE MADE 'lOUR EYEBROWS UP AND TIP 'lOUR. SQ

Atla. Tire. • '.,' BaH'eries Accessori •• nick r.a·rubber soles and beels • " • t'. w. have complete Spring ChCl~I.~Qv.r Service for Your Car . • .. Steel ahaDk • .. Goodyear Construction t. Welt ; I .' , ,., I ," <, .:~ ,.... : ~) '. ~ .\ Extra.lo~g wearing .... , ...... •...• ~.~., ...... ·. No better protection .' ~ ., for your children! . •

l~rER tASTER ilEARANCE In Just ONE MINUTE ... you' can prove REDUCEDI . Women'. to yourself PHILIP MORRIS is definitely Ie •• Cc;;ttQn HOUSE PROCKS, 9 to S2 1.50 irritating-therefore ~ !!!i~yable-than the Wij'lLE TtfEY ' 'LAST! Women's 00 brand you're now smoking! CHENILLE ROBES. ... 3. REDUCEDI ' 'Odd ~~ts io I · Perfect·Quality NYLONS .'... 75', pt, · REDUCEDI " , · MEN'S TIES SOc ·1,,1 · , , · , REDUCEDI ••• light up a ... light up your " ": ~ . , Beautiful Full 96 'x 90 PHILIP MORRIS present brand THEN, just take a puff - DQN'T Do exactly the sam. thing - ~.. '; ;: j t MARQ~i$~tTE PRISCILLAS INHALf-and .-I-o.w-I-y let the DON'T INHALE, Notie. that bit., No better pror.ection \" , smoke com •. through your that sting? Quit. a diff.r.nce "', , 2.50 for no ••. Ea.y, i.n't it? from PHIUP MORRIS I . pro . 'yoUr eni(oe! In ~bbl. dot ot pl~ marqui.ette Thousands and thousands of smokers-who tried this test-report in s;gtmJ, slaJenunts that PHILIP MORRIS is definitely less irritatins, definitely milder than their own brand. - 'REDUCEDI REMIAITS ...... 25· 50c y~ Ends of New 8P1lnr Fabrles See for yourself what a difference it makes, what a pleasur; it is, to smoke America's FINEST Cigarette. Tty PHILIP MORRIS today! IIi"L,u~EQI __ "'8 '_ESS SHIRTS For your car, new or old. P .....Alva.·. top q':l&l~ty i8 established by 00 t.cstII covering every impor\aat motor.. ~y. It ~ aJaiut eJIIine ; 1~5P • 2. wear8lldcorro.ion-...pe .... cIeat .... ~~-....u.PiDuse. lD~Jlll"'Il" reqular and french cuffa Billione or roM mu. aJeo have proveC1 ~.'. pnMetive al;lility. It collara. beat. bat. tpt. _. ~ _WI pan. ~ ' ~ •• DO ..ter ..,tor oil made. REDUCEDI Men', '~yQn ~ Ie ....., I ..." ..... "~IA~ .. yeIIr SHIRT. · JAqk,TS. St M, .L. Standard- . '011 OealerS

lIleGns MORE SMOKING PLEASURE I . I •

R,DUCEDI Large ~.,rt",ent . '. Women,~s J~W~~RY .. your. C~OiC8