. , On the Inside , Weather w.. t Waterloo Beata City Hlqh. 32-18 ... Paqe C Partly cloudy, mild and Hydraulics Enrollment Unique Ninety today. Sunday fair ... Paqe S owan IDd cooler. High today 72; COilvicts Give Up After 'Conference' al L-=~~~~~ .ow 38. Friday's hi' h 69 ; ... Paqe 6 fAt. 1868 - AP Leased Wire, AP Wu.pboto. UP Leaaed Wlfe - Five Cenla Iowa City. Iowa, Saturday, October 29, 1949 - Vol. 84. No. 25 low 37 •
Boxer Ma'rcel Cerdan, Iowa Light Company Iowa Fayored to Break (oasl J47 Others Die· in Crash Seeks Federal Okay Jinx Before Dad's Day Throng Clt't r Boxln, World Readlpll, 8ee Pare t) To Borrow S4·Mi~lion By ALAN MOYER Dally Iowan Sports Edit-r PONTA. D])LGADA, ~AO MIHUEL, 'I'HE AZOHE8, (AP) -t)ah'lIge squllds groped theil' way li'l.'iday night libout the charred The Iowa Electric Light and Allxiou 10 show, aftr r five unsuccessful ventures, that Power company. owners of the tlle,\' can wll ip II Pll cifir COil S! con ferenee football t eRm , ro wa 's lIreckage of all Ail' J<' l'Ii11ce cun ~ lellalioll on a , 'Oil Miguel mouu· Cedar Rapid.; and Iowa City "ail t.in, seekjng bodie!> of the d(.'tims antl clues to the caue of the I:lawkey('s wiud up th e hom 1;('118011 this IIftr rnOol1 wjib an in· road (Crandic) , Friday aske-J the tl' l'St'l, t iO llal lJattl lIg'uin.t t hI' Cniv 1 'ity of Or gon. erll8h. lnterstale commerce commission 'rhey Il l' Se\'(' 11 p oinl favorit .. to do it. Nune of the 4. pel'liOlllS IiOOltl·tl sur\'j"etl, Air "'1'lIl1ce all· for authority to borrow $4-miJIior. The "IIUle will hI> thl' fir 'l in 1{1'idil'OTl hi c; fnrr- brlwl'I'n the UOllUCl'!l. Th 1'(' wa ' luulIrninj:! to help "ay for maior gas and iu the field (if port, al1. and bus electric instalJations ;>nQ con * * * tw o 'Irhnnl IIno will pit the Pil struction. laets. ei fir (' .aRt 'II 1!14 ro·chamnionll 'Marcel Cel'dan, Frellch middle Qfficials Vow The rompany said lhe Equit Pep Rally, Dance agsint t a tpAm tha t one Ivel'k ago able LUe Insurance Society of "mashed N('Irthw.stern's hope of a wright boxer hoping to regain th~ world litle, was one of those list the U.S. ball ac'1'eed to buy that Big Ten title with a startling 28-21 alDOuDt of bonds. They will be ed ,as perishing in the darkness Launch Dad's Day UPS\! t victory. ii' Aid Drive dlHl Se~mber, 1969. .. The win enabled the Hawks to early Friday on the 3,5oo.Coot blJh Algarvia. peall'. Johnson County Atty. Jack The Crandi has placed the j ump into second place in the White promised Friday full sup· power company in th peculiar Western conteren e. with three Cerdan was Iblor to New Festivities at SUI t ...11 wUh hili mana,er. Jo port lo Iowa Atty. Gen. Robert position of being regarded as an Special activities to honor SUI vIctories and one :etback, that to Llqma.n, Ind his trainer, Paul Larson's anti-gambling drive. electric utility and a railroad at students' dads got underway last Illinois three weeks ago. White's comment, and lhose of the same Ume. More than eight ~DJer. for 'r title flrht at Mad night with the Iowa - Ore on An anticipated crowd of 35,- lien Square Garden Dec. 2 other Iowa City officials, came at percent of its revenues are de game pep-rally, li nd lhe Dad's 000, Inoludln, many rue ts her.. with Jake Lamotta.. the same time the attorney gen rived from the railroad business. day dance In the Iowa Union for the 17th Dad's day. will Remlglo Hernandorena, promi eral wall adding teeth to his company officials said. sponsored by Omicron Delta Kap- watch Iowa plar Us sixth west nent Cuban yachtsman. was gambling crackdown. As a consequence of the po wer pa. ooast ooponent and .e(lond t1118 another aboard the air Uner, Larson threatened Friday to company being railroad owners. nads arrlvin, in Iowa City year. The Hawks opened the bound from Paris to New York. discharre any police officers their bonds must be passed on by thl, morn In, can pick up their season ' by dropplnr a 41 - 25 Miss Ginette Neveu, French who failed to carry out hi' or the ICC. The ICC is in charge of yellow identification lapel cards contest to UOLA here. cQncert violinist, the French por der. all railroad financing. when Ibey rel'ls'er at tbe booths The weatherman promises to trait painter Bernard Boulet de "If the public Is too weak-kneed Securlties register d wi lh the Sf't UP In the main lobby of continue the beautiful football Monvel and a group of American to support its officiais," Larson ICC do not have to be registered tbe Iowa Union. weather given Jowa lhis year, said, "I will use men who can't with the security -exchanges com business men and women were ; Open houses to honor dads are witb temperatures ranging in the be reached by volers." . mission and a private sal to one others among the 37 passengers. < • being held from 9 a.m. through 65 to 70 area by the 1:30 klck Investor is also exempt, the com Eleven Americans in all were The attornoy general said he 12 noon today In fraternity and oft time. pany said. aboard. Eleven crewmen made up would &ive officials a "reasonable sorority houses, SUI dormitories, The Ducks, or if preferred, Web the death roli. ti me" to carry out the dri ve i The power comllany said the the Towa Union. SUI libraries, feet, comc to Iowa with a sea against gambling. . "unprecedented ,rowth in the Oeorres Carpentier, once a the museum in Macbride hall and son's mark of lour wins In six If no action is forthcoming. he clemaad lor' service:' un'oreseen boxer .blmselr, said In Paris that, in all colle~es and departme?ts. outings. One of the defeats was sa id, hc will send personal letters tbree years a,o when It borrow In Cerdan, "France has lost one DurlDr halfUme at the lowa administered by the same UCLA .r Its .-reatest champions. It is to police officers under civil ser· ed money from a bank. made vice and tell them to "get the expansIon necessary. Oreron football came the Alum that topped Iowa, the other by & Irue period of na.Honal mourn nI Dad, the Student Dad, and Southern California. In,." job done or else." It hai also had to use money Larson said the "or elseh meant for construction which was ear the football dads will be pre 'rhe latter was a 40-13 pasting Charred bodies and fragments sented to the crowd and a 8pe last week, aHer Oregon had led 01 flesh were found over a radius removal from the force Lor fail marked fot' paying off the $1.4 - ure to carry ou t orders. million balance on a bank loan. rial exl,''''Uon wUl be presented at halftime, 6-0 on two field goals. 01 liDO yards. Four or five bodle~ White said Friday he would co Officials said Friday they In lend by the SUI marchln, band Ind Victories ha'Ve been oVer St. were more 01' less recognizable, the Scottish W,hh.nders. Mary's, Idaho, Washingtoo State but were not Immediately Identi operate all the way In aiding the .. to retire this loan with parl 01 The football dads will wear and Colorado. lied, the searchers said. sheriff and the police department, the bond money. and in prosecuting all gambling IlU'ge cardboard numbers corres Dr: lddle Anderson, cognizant Sheepherders in the vicinity ponding to those on their sons' of the tact that his Hllwks may said they saw the plane aflame violations. "This applies to lili clubs Rnd jerseys and wi be .seated in a Mil d,owfl after taming .North we s~ before it fell. Tile craft crashed body in the Tailteathers section tern's Wilqca1.:; l,st week, ha;; near tne lip of the peak, 90 miles private taverns," he said. of the west bleachers in the sta worked steadily with the Iowa of by sea north of the Santa Maria Iowa City Mayor Preslan Ko dium. lense this week and has attempt Air base, where It had been ser laid, "We'll do everythlnr we can to cooperate with the Six more football dads Friday ed to fire the players up lor what attorney ,eneral!' W ASHINGl'ON o(.IP) - A storm NATCHEZ, MISS. (IP) - A Jef notified Omicron Delta Kappa, Is, indeed, more than an ordinary "] have given orders to the of pr(]test broke Friday over the ferson MUitary college trustee de national honor society, and the non-conference game. chief of Police to see that · there ftrlpg 01 Adm. Louis Denfeld as clared Friday night, "There isn't SUI athletic department, they Players, tans and coac hes know ~:~ ~~:M ~;e:;;~' is no gambling in Iowa City," the Steel Strike ' Talks !,he navy's top , admiral, and at friday Dance F~tes enough money in the world to would be present at the ceremo that ~wo losse~ to Paci{ic Coast . . nies today at the Iowa-Oregon mayor said. least two congress members de make us go through with the phil conference teams in one season Police Chief Edward Ruppert manded that Secretary of th.? osophy of education based on re game to honor football dads. ' might be a telling factor in post I Suspended 'by Ching Doctor, Grad Student Dad's Day CommlUee Chair , Of Assault Charge said as tar as he knew there Navy Francis Matthews resign. f seasol\ consideration, regardless of ligious bias or anti-Semitic el man Gene Glenn, A4, Ottum The di'strict court jury "ritlay was no gambling in the city. ing." the outcome of the two remaining Ma'thews met Denfeld laue wa, Friday afternoon said a to found ijaiph Guy: Iowa City, not "]f we discover that gambling As Progress ' Fails to·faee tnd .rre... ed him' a new As 1949 Honor'Dads George Armstrong, an 84-year Bjg Ten engagements. , tal of 34 football dads bad guilty of the state's charge 0 .( does exist:' he sa~d, "we'U takc leuer POll, but Denfell1 kepi ' . old oil man, offered the college Anderson has named Half assault with intent to commit the ptoper steps to comply ' to NI!lW YORK III'l '- CyrUS Ching, 'I:)le SUI S~udent and Alumni wrUten him 'hey Intended to be back Bob Lonrley, a lour-year IUen' ob whether be will ae an endowment of potentilll $50- present Saturday. creat bodily harm. the fullest wllh Atly. Gen. Lar the government's top labor media eepi It or throw up jUs te Dads for 19i9 reianed over the million value. veteran of Iowa footl;JaU. and Guy was charged with striking son's request." tor, broke off his confj!rences with Dad's dlly dance Friday night in Four Omicron Delta Kappa Center Dick Laster, another ve ,ear Daval earel!J' entirely. All He placed two conditions upon members will escort the football R4?bert Strub last sun'lmer al Sheriff Pat Murphy said he the U.S. Steel corpotlltion Friday aide, Vapt. Waller Karlr, Ala t~e Iowa Un'on. _ the acceptance: teran, to captain tile Hawkeyes. Lake Macbride. was "108 percent" behlDd the dads Into the stadium, Glenn Laatflr dGe! most of his play without making 811Y apparent pro- the .admiral probably woull1 do D.,. Geerp· Rimel., ~dlord, 1 ~ A charter chan&e pro vi din, said. The prosecution ended its case drive and that "lbe Iberiff's gress toward ending the month Ule latter. ' ..... pruented all Ule' .&iumnl that the school would be primar iIlr OD offeDllfl, Lon.-Iey on de office will cooperate to 'he tull- Notes accepting the invitation tense. Friday morning and defense testi old steel strike. . . / Rep. George Bates (R-Mass) Dad aad Pa1l1 L,delpb, G. Bon ily for white Christians. No Afri of the SUI athletic department IhOny was ended by mldolternoon. est." Ching also talked Friday With llso clamored for the ~calp of aparte. wu preaen~.. the can or AslsUc or person of Afri and Omicron Delta Kappa were Ten college football careers Larson was asked Friday why The jury returned the verdict Phillip Murray, president oL the Matthews, who Insil'ted that Deh S...... ,n.d.' . can or Asiatic descent would be received Friday trom Emil J. before the horne folks will end It alter deliberating 55 mlnutes. his 1,280 letters to enforcement CIO and of the United Steelwork- feld be shifted from the post of , Both awilrdi were made by ~rlrnltted as a student or In the Paulsen, Davenport; H. ,M. Fair for Iowa players. wiU be the Trial is scheduled to begin Tues officials attacked gambling and ers union, by telephone. He said chh!l of" naval oJ?eratl~ns. Presl Omicron 'O'elta K~pp'" national faculty. child, Marengo; Isadore Ginsberg, finale -for Earl Banks, the color day of the $25,000 damage case did not mention liquor enforce the talks with Murray were "in !;fent Truman announced the shift ~Oltor' .oclety, · sponsOrs of' the 1 - A reduction In 'he board Cedar Rapids; Frank Fryauf, Jr., (ul, ' ever - popular right guard resultlnl! from the death of Gerry ment. conlldence.'· Thursday. co~t4!;l!t and dance. ,'. 01 trustees from 12 to fi ve of Iowa City; William Commack, Wa who saw only limited action Marshall. 6, Iowa City, in an auto The attorney general replied The head 01 the federal media- . Rep. Edltb Nourae Ro&ers (R- ~me~ a l'ractjc~g physician in which the Judge Armstrong foun terloo, and O. E. McKenzie, Ton against Northwestern after miss· that he Wl\nted to' "concentrate" mobile accident last year. tion department showed neither Mus) ..Id the oustlnr of Den Betlford since his graduation from dation would name three. kawa, Okla. ing two conference games because the eniorcement drive. It. petition filed by the child's pessimism or optimism. He said leld, alld announced cuts ID SUI In 1921, is the father of five of an Injury. faUler , Robert C. Marshall, 15 his efforts would 10 on. naval lirea,", had thralt "a children. BiPlks suffered a knee injury ~n the Plp'due ;victOl'.\', and even E. Harrison street, sta tes a cat' Jurors in Beckwith "I can't · give you any tangible dar,er iIl&o tbe bear' .f the One son, Dr. James Rimel, gra Dads Exchange Congratulations owned by Eldon Frantz and driv indication that there has been a United States navy." . duated in ]947 from . the college though he had to be helped from the field four times, went on to en by Mrs. Frantz struck and change in thinking of either side I'What the enerqy could not do of medicine' and is now a resi killed the boy Oct. 22, 1948, while Trial Take Recess dent stifgeon at Maumee Valley alay ooe of tile best games ot otber than the change the elemen't by gunfire, torpedoes and kaml his Iowa career. The performance he was crossing lhe street at an WATERLOO (IP) -- Weary juors of time would bring on," the kazies, politicians have .achieved hospital, . Toledo, phlo. won him the runner - up spot Inteuection. in the Edward (Buddy) Beckwith weary Ching told reporters. by, the fatal blue liq.uid spray of 'RUnel's lI~est daulhter, Mrs. The d e fen dan t s denied all Max'·· Knauer, Des MOines, ara on the Associated Press lineman murder trial recessed tor dinner "In a situation. of this kind both a pen," Mrlo. ROllers said . charges of negligence and liabi \luated .fro'm' the SUI school of of the w~ poll. at 6 p.m: Friday, and court of~ • I. lity In connection with the death. sides must have time to evaluate MeanwhlJe Capt. Karig, ~n (Illtsing in 1947. Hl\r husband Jack Dittmer and Bob McKen flcials said the recess would con deve opments. Time always Is an leld's special aide, sald · a number Is a 1114, . graduate the college zie, the pass catching enti;:; who tinue until 8:30 a.m. today. important tactot ip Ws kind pf of naval associates of Denfeld o.t • R The jurors had deliberated con- of cOlY1n'1erce here. lead the Big Ten in that dep[lrt case." have told the adtnlral they were merit will be playing their fi nal 5wltxer to epeat stantly for more than 27 1-2 hours, "ready to turn in their suits." Rlinel'. three younger children are now attenii1Dg SUI. Joyce, 'lome game. Dittmer has scored · with breaks only for meals and Karig said Denteld advised them in every game this year and Mc Oa t h f or J ud ges hI p a brief talk Friday afternoon by all to stay In the service. At, Is majoring In poUtlcal se!- , District Judge Shannon Charlton. Three-Year-Old Pulled Kenzie ranks No. 1 in conference DES MOINES (,11') - Carroll The ' jury started Its deliberations From Abandoned Well ~ pass :rece,ving. Switzer will be sworn in today at 2:26 p.m. Thursday. ence, and. the twins, Wardine, A2, The others playing their last AUSTIN, TEX. lUI - Three as federal district Judge for south- Bailll! Charles Switzer said the T-H Act Violation an!1 Warden, A2, are literature home gaines are Tackles Bob ern Iowa. jurors would go to bed immedlate- year-old Sandy - haired Bobby and pre-medical majors, respect Gelgel and Don Winslow. Guard Switzer was given a recess ap- Iy alter dinner and would resume Gow was P4lled l.lte Friday from Charged by NLRB ively. Lou Ginsberg, Laster and Longley. POlntment to the post by Presi- deliberations this morning. a narrow, eI,ht - Inch casing Df WASHINGTON (If") - The na- 1'IIe oUler winner, I,.,dolpb, of Two senior Hawks on the In dent Truman alter t/)e 81st con- LIVING COSTS RISE an abandoned irrl,ation well Into tiona I labor relations board Fri- Qaoftle~ park. wu IIfIlected jured litt, Ralpb Woodard and cress adjourned. Appointment of WASHINGTON (IP) - An in- which he had plun,ed 14 feet. day unanimously held the AFt. II'OJIII a tleld of 12 'UJ~ellt lath .Tim Shoaf, wlll watch from the Switzer was blocked during the crease of one-half of one percent sidelines. Bobby was blten immediately international typographical union en I'ePftIe1llblr ..rlOlll lIIan'Ied congressional session by opposi- in the cost of living was reported IUUty of violating the Taft-Harl- 1t1ldea' bOClllblr are":-- Anderson has Indicated Ulat lion of Sen. Guy Gillette (D- Friday by the bureau of labor to a hospital where he was re ley act. He Is the fathe~ of . twin sons, he win ltart Glenn Drahn at low~) . statistics. ported to be In .,00 condition. The board said the big printers Donald an~ Edw.ard, 4, and an quarlerbaek, Don Comma.elr and union had s@t up lUegally a "bar- oth~ sol'l, Paul,. I. Jerry Faske at Ule halvel and g&Jning strategy" whl~h tried to A physics major In the grad BiD Reichardt at fullback. Fred Impose closed shop conditions in uat~ coll~ge, Lyitolpb received Ruck will be on hand to help Hancher Named·to Post in University Group the newspaper publiBhing industry. his B.A. delt" at SUI In 1948. Drahn, In eue his Injured lee The board ruled In two cases He ta,:,8ht J.lChool in Packw~ tor baa aot eompletel,. reClOvered. Pre&. Virgil M. Hancher Friday - charges growing out ot the two years. ' , Faske, the halfback who played "11 elected secretary-treasurer of nounced. the Calif~. Institute of Tech- 22 - month Chicago newlpaper Bbth Lydolph and tPs ~i!e are so sensationally last week in roll the American Aasociation of Un! Appointees were named by Dr. noloI)'. strike which was setUec1 last attendInl SUI. They arran,'i their Ing up' 183 yards In :\0 attempts, ""'ities. 'lccorli1ng to 8 United month; and chargea filed by the class schedulea 10 one. Ie alway. In Frank Fackenthal, former provost A. Crawford Greene, San Fran may not be action at the kick rr- repd'rt. American Newspaper PubliBhers at borne carip, for the cbildren. off but will certainly be in the of Columbia university and chalr- cisco attorney and trustee of The UBOclaUon Is composed uf Uloclation on behalf 01 its 800 backfield shortly af\erward. man of the study commission. Mills colle,e; I'rederlck Middle- J!realdents of 34 leading un!ver newspaper members. aEPOaT 171 DO IN alOT McKenzie and Dittmer will, of Iitles. Commission members are Laird I bush, president of the Univenity course, man the ends on offense, The announcement was made Bell, Chicago attorney and trustee of Miuourt; J .•. Wallace Ster- U 8 GET8 WOMAN DIPLOMAT BOGOTA, C;OLOMBlA. til) -A with Bob Hoff and Jerry Long onhe University of Chicago and Stanlotct university, and •• total ot 175 were It a national meeting of unlver· ~, per,aooa ~ported on det8tlle, while Wj~low and II. CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU, TOO. Student Da!l Paul Lydolpb, ally president. and , r a d u ate Lawrence colle,ej DeUev Bronk, Henry Wrilton, president of WASHINGTON (A'")-The United FrIday nJaht \0 Have been killed GeI,ei will start at the tac)des. lCbool adminiatraotrs in Madison, president of Johllll Hopldllll uni- Brown unlvenity. States lOt ita fint woman am- duiing the ~t Z4 l\our. In poUt. G, Bftapane (leU) and Alumni Dad Dr. georre Rimel, Beclford, Austin Turner and ,iJunebug" \¥'i.. .' bUll" u Uley hold their ODK trophlea. The trophies are versity; Gardner Cowles, publlsh- The president'. iroup postponed bulador In history Friday as Ical rlotin'. thtoukilout Colombia. wile Perrin are slated to start at the Appointment of a special com er of Look magazine;' carter Da- takln, a stand on atomic InerlY Mrs. Ey,enie Andenon W81 swom 11rla w~uld brl,nc to ' nearly 500 ll1umlna"onl 01 Olcl Cap:tol wblch can be lIcbtecl from a ".11 ..eket. II\iaIoD to study meaRS of flnanc vidaon, president of Union collille, acholanhiPi for Communlsta until In 81 this country'. top dlplo- the d.. U) toU lor the put few The two Da.. 10' Uleir awarda at the ODS. Dad'a da, dan4le at Ute IDe bi&ber education was a1lo an- and Lee DuBrldp, P"lident. uf ita meetinc !'eb. 18. maUc reprlllent&Uvl to Denmark., w~. Ie..... UDJoIl, Friela, IllIb&. * * *
/ • PA~ 'twO - ' 1'R! DA.Il.'t IOWAN, SAt'tUAY, OCT. ~e, 1H9 •• . . . -romorrow'S ftJrecast: Not tC?Q I Rosy 1~ The Dato/Iowan Letters to the Editor I .. .' (Readers are lnvlted to express opinion In Letters to the 1cIl1Ir• .' Alllettera must Include hand wr1tten slcnature and atldreu - tnt. ESTABLISHED lU8 written .tl1laturea not aeceptable. Letters become the propet1J ti l HOu The D&Uy Iowan: we reserve the rhrht to edit or withhold ]eden. SATURDA Y, OCTOBER 29, 1949 We IIlI,est letters be limited to 300 words or leIIS. Oplololll a. ~ do bot necessarily represent thOle of The Dally Iowa ..) POP P.~Ib~e. olaU, .....'l •••tlo, ~, .luI.. l, h ,~.... f •• ,.,awaeauu ef "'•• e.l '."UeaU• ••, I.e .• lit 1.'•• A ••.• .U ... 1.ea1 .... ,ria," .. ~ _wo- TO THE EDITOR: ' ••a CIl,...... Ea"'''' IS _.t pa,or II .eU .. aU ,., ...... "'-. .\au _II _aUer .l LQ • • lom.. at ...... , 'rr•• leoll Dleo• Recently I listened to John Mason Brown and reartirmed an eart...... Cll,., 1•• a, ••tier t. ... &-at ...... 'ii_.. Oeer,. b.t•• , D.. r ....., •••0.10 t . a.u.n...... By JOE BROWN ier appreciation t or his provocativeness lInd SCintillating humor . .AJ he 1., •. LN.. Le.U. Q. It~ ••, .....1 0 ..... S.~ ....I,u...... , our... \a ' ••a ... a...... 'oaIl~ examined a number of problems which are ot pat'amount importanee CII,...... b " ..... , or n ,or lta. la IF YOU REALLY want to make rUD It. l'OWNAL...... ~u.u, to us, J telt that there was a. man really co ncerned with the vital pr01l ."'.. eo, ...... Ull ...... : l~r" •••LQ AJlT8tJ. wUlE. some kids happy, I've got a sug .1.... B, aaJl III 1.". n.M ~r "": gestion that's sure to payoff. lems of world relationsh ips, of human dignity, and ot an asses.ment cl lis .....u.. 1a.1I: n...... llla ' I . Au _bat .. UI. '."IIIM' ,0aN a. DAV.tf'O.~ Monday night when you'l'e basic American ideals . • Ulor JDaII ..1I1.rI,U... II ~. lur, Clr ••1at1eaI Din., 01.. • •• llla h.!I: II.... 1D ••LQ U.u. walking home from a coUee date aAaOLD .. AJlKO" I regret, however, that despite intentions to the contrary he, 'I •• Iea_ ...... lAP) ... " ' P) 11 ••1- ...... or a movie, you'll probably be at through a lack of acquain tance with many levels upon which minority CaAaLIl t. CA&IIOLL tacked at frequent intervals lJy ItEIIBU or TBE AnOCIAT&D ,aUI I groups j n this co untry are fighting Cor the dignity and respect dut '1~...... Iat.. ,.... II •• uu.. • ... ade. bands of liUe hooded witches and goblins. them as citizens, rather ea.-iy pla.yed into the hands of the' more re Nothing can make those little ac tionary elements of his audience. Semblance of a Line .hosts cackle with real joy more It is a truism that no group shOUld object to facts about itself, than for you to let out a yelp, whether it be Negro, white, or of any reHgious affinity; that there Itt Close on the heels of the Communist trial wind-up comes a scream for help and dash halt a black Negroes; th at there are villainous J ews; that there are people verdict from New Jersey that seems to smlle on communism - or block in feigned terror. of every il'0up who should be regarded with disapprobation. at least doesn't frown on It. Yet, the censorship which Mr. Brown deplored-the objectlobl b, Last spring the New Jersey legislature gave unanimous consent Nenoes to "Uncle Tom's Cabin" and "Ll&tle Black SambD"; obJee ~ to a bill that would require aU state officials and employes, school tlon8 by Jews to the "Merchant of Venjce"-has fcundatlon In II teachers and municipal workers to take a special oath of all"g!ance. ethical and social concern much strollcer thall personal l.ketl o~ dil The New Jersey centered about a rider to the bin that ea.e likes. More Is involved thall the dislike of Negroes for "Little Black requlred aU poUUcal candidates to take an oath. ThOle who re Sambo," beeause be is black. or the telineaUon of FagJl, beeaUJe IUIed woald ban "Refued Oath 01 Allerianee" prlntecl below he Is Jewish; and, while Mr. Brown searched the problem,lt wu their Damea. this ethical core which he missed . James Imbrie, running for governor on the ticket ot Henry Wal • • • LAST HALLOWEEN I was lace's Progressive party, decided to fight the law. He refused to • • • studying with ~ young married tske the oath. friend of mine in the living room MINORITY GROUPS object to these works primarily because Alter losing a lower court judgment he appealed to a hilher of his home. they exploit to a. point of extremity outworn racial sterotypes. court which upheld him. He had just finished explaining With race in America as nebulous as it is, it is regrettable th at largeseg. The court decided that the voters are guaranteed the right "to to me the rules of the system the ments of the population are not awate of its many dimensions. select unworthy cfllldidates, candidates who the legislature tears youngsters aprowl that night call As a Negro and a resident of Iowa City for three years, I feel that might bring ruin to the state." The allegiancQo law, the court held, "trick or treat." it was unfortun a.te that Mr. Brown, not knowing the constituency 01 U's the racket In which the takes away that constitutional guarantee. his audience, inadvertently missed the crux of the issue. My experience '08tumed IiUle ralcall knock at in this community indicates that it can cla.im only tolerance, rather What It all mean& Ia that the courts have drawn a semblaDce your door and tell YllU point 01 a line bdween what constitutes a claJIfer to our torm .t blank tbat you'll either ..Ive than liberall ty. The pervading conservatism generally precludes the ,overnment and what does DOl. them a treat or you'll be lOrry. infiltration of ideas concerning social change of a forward nature, and In the New York trials, Judge Harold Medib8 sentenced 11 top But for any treat you give these ideas, wh en advanced, are often received cautiously or r e sis~ Communists tor conspiring to advocate forceful overthrow of the them, they're obligated to per Hubbornly. U.S. Ilovernmeqt. form in some manner for you. In addition. many of our students havc limited contacts with In the New Jersey trial the court held that it is not entirely There came a knock at the front minority per.ples; many have had no COlltact with Nerroel, haU. door, followed by snickering and Ing from communities where there are few. if any, and reealllnf up to the state to decide what is dangerous. Some of the responsi hushed laughter. My friend open bility is left to the voters. ed the door and in ran a group o( only the Ne~ro menials with whDm they might have had occjP,Sion. little characters tripping over each al deallnp. other's bed-sheet robes and hav Even southerners, who live in close proximity to millions of Col. 'Hot Spot' Ambassador - ing a heck of. a time trying to ored people, who often claim that they "know the Negr()," nre con. keep adult-sized masks on gram lined to certain types of relationships with certain types of these peo President Truman's appointment ot George V. Allen as ambaSs mar school faces. ple, never meeting and mixing socially or profeSSionally, and never One particular p r a D kit e r, ador to Yugoslavia throws the former state department official Into knowing (or considering it remotely po ~si ble to know), cc lored people the hottest spot in U.S. diplomatic circles. wearln, .he faile face of an old bewhiskered man. ~idn't earn whose educa tional, social, and econorrdc nttl'ibutes are cons~nan t with Allen was named to the Job Thursday, the Ame day he returned olli.cia/ daily Ai~tf~tfy hla treat. but hla syStem was their own. to thil country from London where he- attended a meetlne 01 just &8 etfective as thOle who • • • American amb.... dors from the countries 01 cutern Europe. recited "Little Boy Blue" as if IT IS EASY therefore for the stereotype to be perpetrated h er~, Allen succeeds Cavendish Cannon, who has done one of the they had authored It. for with a paucity of enlightening Negro-white relationships 'there is a cold war's outstanding jobs. Cannon was the fiJ:st to plead fot' li E /'N Germany • He was the last in a line ot eBtIi:L t tendency by many people to accept as a colored "flOrm" an Uncle Tom, six or seven. My friend gave hi!Jl mited support to THo when the Yugoslav-Cominform split was still an Uncle Remus, or a "Janitor" or "Sharecropper back home"; and secret stuff. VOL. XXVI, NO. %5 B, *I. M. ItOB£ltT8* * JI!.. several cookies and said, "Okay, AP Poul,n All.... Anal, •• old man. What are you going to perceptions of Negroes as individuals, as distinctive human beings, He was also one of the first to recognize the danger of giving r . In one of those strange para conditioned by economic;'1>olitical, and social factors, are bound by this . doxes produced by the cold war, do for us?" too much support to Tito, yet he was strong for keeping the rebel Pushing up the slipping mask, propensity. lion churning. the United States, which has no UNIVERSITY CALENDAR peace treaty with Germany, Is the 6 or 7- year-older began a Many whites refuse to be brought into situations which will ch ange Last week Cannon, much the worse for wear with a case of poem: these vi ew s, and Negrces to them do not exist as unique, indi idual stomach ulcers, headed home. UNIVERSITY CALENDAR ltema are scheduled In the President', about to sign one with her tor "I am . . . I .I am olllees. Old Capitol. Marshall plan aid. am . . a human beings, but are - all fourteen millions-synthesized into that Replaeement Allen fa ~ll QuaMed for his new Job. He had little ghost boy. who will scare The treaty is a political rather undeviating grotesque, "The Negro," with only minor variations from remarkable .UCCellS as ambuaador to Persia from 1946 to 1948. you through and through. Eh. . . than a financial transaction. As \he norm countenanced. • For the past ycar he has been workin.. with the Voice of Satunlay. October I. "-5 p.m. - SWdent. - Fac\llt:9 slstance has been going to Ger Eh .• • Eh .. ." many of America prorram and has done a creditable Job. 9;00 a.m . • 12 noon - Meeting Coffee Hour sponsored by UW A. many all the time. It has been "What's the next line to your Racial experiences 01 theSe "eo~le are clrcu~r/beJ ' ot Iowa Press Columnists, House River Room, Iowa Union. poem, sonny?" by somewhat stodgy mores and sl'cial lethargy, and they are con Allen will do lIn equally satisfactory job in Belgrade. , 8'30 p m T ian I CI b S channeled through the occupation Chamber, Old Capitol. "I am a UUle ~h08' boy, who stantly mJsled by naive sociological treatises, by cheap fiction, by per, . 'Io~ 'U-;;io r g e u up- Authorities for the Anglo-Amerf- 1:30 p.m. - Football; low" vs. , a n. can bizone and through the will scare YOU throu~h and someone who "knows the Negro," or by tlte Inept soc;aJ immatur· A Scribe Comments - Oregon WetlIIescla)', November 9 French for their zone. throul'h. Eh ... Eh ... Eh ..." ity of many basically well-intentioned pcople. 8;00 p.m. ~ University "Well, go ahead," he encour Play, 8 p.m. - Concert: Donald Dick- Now allotments are beln, aged. I have found in this ccmmunity, under the very shadows of a Two weeks ago today, Dan Desmond, who writes for the Chicago "You Can't Take It With You, son, Baritone, Iowa Union. made to the three zones as one, "I am a little ghost boy, who ..n great university: people who feel that Negroe~ have distinctive smells; Sun-Times was in town to cover the Iowa-Indiana football lame,' University Theatre Thuraday, ~ovember 10 and lOon will be handled dl- Monday, October 31 "That's all right, sonny. That's that literate Negl'oes are exceptlonnl, college or unive1:l>ii'j \t1l1ne\\ N'I: Club, 4:30 p.rn. - Inlormatlon First, reetly with the new western He went away from here with a bad taste in his mouth and an 2:00 p.m. _ University all right. Ma ybe you'U think of groes rare; that a basic, elemental thread of savagery runs througlJ Senate Chamber, Old Capitol. republlc'l eovernment at Bonn. empty sPot in his pocketbook. Partner bridge. Iowa Union it before you get next door." most Negroes; that Negroes are of one religious dencmination - a Desmond's ire reached the point where he felt compelled to Tuesday, November 1 8 p.m. - Play: "Command De- just &I with any Marshall plan And for a year I've been queer offshoot of some voodoistlc form of culti~m-and many othei . write about Iowa City. 4;00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. - Student.- cision," University Theatre. eountry. wonderin.. what follows that equally preposterous myths. Said he: "Iowa takes on Indiana at footllall this afternoon in Faculty Coffee Hour sponsored by Friday, November 11 More significant than the tech- line, the main. and only entertalnln" feature of that university', ver- UW A. River Room, Iowa Union 7:30 p.m. - Meeting ot Amer- nical financial arrangements is A univercity profe~sor last year remarkcd on a radi.o broadcast lean Society of Chemical Engi- that west Germany also becomes • • • sion of the aDDual HomecoDlin, hysteria. Wednesclay. November Z I WENT TO a re-showing of about "darky music." A professor's well-mannered and rather pteco· neers, Speaker: H.V. Atwell, Che- a member of the organization for d ous little daughter, while talking with me in 1947, constantly referred "This is a special occasion among the several Saturdays given 8:00 p.m. - Concert by UnJ- miltry auditorium. European economic cooperation, an old western movie recently, a ver to football here and the folks make the most of it. versity Chorus, Iowa Union S p.m. - Play: "Command De- which administers the European show with a cast including many to me as "Mr. Alexander" in one breath and as a "darky'~ in the next o Thursday, November 3 of the big names. "Town coppers provide subsidiary features, or annoyances, by 2:00 p.m. _ University Club, cision," University Theatre. end of the recovery program. A fellow student and friend, upon being infarmed recently that wholesale tagging of cars from the outlands whose owners forget Partner Bridge, Iowa Union 9-12 p.m. - Spinster's Spree This is her first step of re- my visits to hi, room would not be tolerated by his landlord, to appease the parking meters with nickels. 4:30 p.m. - Information Firs~, Dance, Iowa Union. entry Into the western comity of lou~ht otber quarters, only 10 find that there too my visits were "A cell, without bath, in the local hotel is held at eight bucks. Senate Chamber, Old CapitOl Saturday, November 1% nations, toward which much al- unwelc18me. Night clubs belt their prices - without belts, for Iowa is dry. Saturday. November 5 S p.m. - Play: "Command .De- lied occupation effort has been • • • "There will be 46,000 - mostly visitors - for the lame that Campus chest drive be&ins. dslon," University Theatre directed. MANY OF THESE things are not done out of malice or racial Sunda)' November IS It Is a sign of diplomatic re- Is the real excuse for all of this." Tuesday, November 8 hatred but are by-products cf social immaturity and the kind at dom· Desmond', crUiclama leem a bit pointed and UBfalr, but the), 12 noon - University Club 8 p.m. _ 'Iowa Mountaineers habilitation and, indeed, ap Iowa "Safari in Africa," by Murl proaches dipl0m.atic. recognition. inant group impre ~s i o n which renders the possibilities of enlightepment do polnt up a feelln, that Ia IOmetimes found amolll vlaItors to Luncheon, Partner Bridge, Deu~ Union, sing, Maebride auditorium. The new republic will have her And I had to smile in the dark in such matters remote. It is conceivable that neither the professor Iowa Ctb·. envoy~ at the Mar~ hall plan's at one point during that hoss-opry. nor the little girl was aware of the use of "darky" as a term of deroga· We wonder if other visitors, after leaving Iowa City, might share (For lnlonnation reurel..., dates beyond Otla schedule, counCIl seat in P aris. I had alreadY recolniaed the tion; and,' unlikely as it ~eerhs , it is pcssible that the landlord was.im: the views expressed by Desmond. It's certainly a harsh Indictment It serves to balance RUSllan fellow I sat down beside &I be- lee reservations ID the office of the Presitlent, Old CapItol.) pelled by strong fears of some s()rt of contamination. Such is the pow· against this, or any town. diplomatic recolniilon JLnd ex- ~ one of the campns "rurea er of the stereotype! ,,' ebanre 01 envoys with the new whom, ('m sure likes to think 01 e<em German ,0vernmeDt. hlmaelt u a "lone hair." The apology for such biased attitudes is a commonplace, lUImely Paging Winston - GENERAl: NOTICES While lull recoprlUon by the That's all right. Nothing bad that only th e uneducated, oppressed and stupid are prejudiced. Ye~ RlIIIiana may be more s&rildn.. about that, but it struck me that we know that lIS an excuse it is specious, a mere temporiza-tlon. Britain's Conservatives aimed another blast at the Labor gov· GBNDAL NOTICES uoald be 4epoalH4 with tile oK)' edJto, 01 The lor lOme Germans lrom a pro- he'd probably hate for his friends Despite the restrictions found here one must ackDowledl'1! con· Two ernment Thursday niaht, but when the dust had cleared away, Cle Dally Iowan 10 the newsroom In Baat, &II. NoUces mlllt be "bmUtec1 paranda ItandpOlnt, tbe ruble to know that he attended any trlbutlons beln&' made by Nel'l'oes to community life. The musical ment Attlee was still at'lhe head of the British government, albeit 00 has none of the persuallve pow- thing like a western. Heaven careers of sueh former students as Nat' WlIllams and MItchell ViSit by It p.m, the da)' pracedina' first SlublleaUoD: the" will NOT be ac er which the dollar wlelda In forbid! a little shakier ground. ceptecl by telephone, and mlllf be TYPED 0& LEGIBLY WBITlEN. Southall (I JIst those whose tenllre here was concurrent with The Thursday night confidence vote was the eighth one the the western deaL But more amusing stlll was mine); the records being made as athletes by Earl Bankl and Don and SIGNED by a reaponaible ...... The western allies also are 'When the wagon train heroes be- Laborites have survived. in a four year span. The Conservatives, .tudying the possibility of admlt- gan clicking pistol and ritle Commack; the filet that the Best Citizen aWllrd was this year Dlade however, received the strongest backing they had yet had. READING ABILITY course will practice Saturday, Oct. 29. Repoct ting western Germany to the spe- hammers against empty shells. to a Nepo woman - all Indicate that abi1 :ty and true worib are With Attlee presenting a new austerity proiram to the British belin Monday, Oct. 31. Students at .12;30 in dress blue ~lfOl'JllS ciallzed agencies of the United Ammunition gone and Indians ,radually bein, recoCDlaed. This is as it should be and Deed 1I8t people - who have been at practically the mlnlmum subsistence level dtsirlng to woU must register at and helm~t liners. Company B2 Nations. This would be an addl- getting closer and closer. oceulon delirium. since the end of the war - it looks like the ninth vote might Office of Student Aualrs by Sat.. m~t in Room 16B •. Armory, Mon- tlonal gesture along the "forget SaddeD!Y eame the lnevUable. Though many are e\lcour aged by evidences of eventual realization · be the last one. day, Oct. 31 at 7.30 p.m. Same and forgive" line - all predicated Yes, falntiy came the tllata.t of full cltizeru.hip, this progress should not preclude their making full ' urday, Oct. 29. C1aaea will company meets Wednesday, Nov. A familiar figure with a baid head and a black ciaar may meet on German good behavior which, DOtes 01 a bucle. And In a few assessments of the merits and defects of our system. • In of course, wlll continue to be po- momeDts, over the hilltop once more become prime minister of Great Britain. Room 8, Schaeffer Hall. 2 at 7:30 p.m. Wear green RbTC eame unifol'lnl. liced. It is another means of in- lallop~, at fuU lpeed and with • • • corporating the Germans into the blarlD, burle, . the faithful and I BELIEVE THAT the ignorance of many people about valed , COMMERCE SENlO&S grad western bloc in the cold war. colorful Unltecl States cavalry, facets of American life, a reliance upon a firm stereotype, and an U/l' 'Thar. My Pop' - in uatful February with a cumu ALPHA DELTA SIGMA will Another step in this direction The audience went into the us- willingness to submit to enlightenment and to possible iconiclasm, Pit' Today is the day you may see BOme elderly gentlemen lean lative grade point of 3.0 or hJib meet Wednesday, Nov. In may come soon, with admission ual uproar and the fellow beside cipitate the situations which many minority peoples are vigorousl1 er are requested report to 2 E to 105, East Hall at 7 p.m. of western Berlin as the new re- me, whom I thouaht der~ve of opposing. ' back in bis stadium seat, survey the field before him, and remarlt the . coDege of conunerce office public's 12th state. America's ai- such movies, almost crawled into with evident pride, "That's my boy.- - not later than Nov. 2. . Ues in Europe have been feadul the empty seat just ahead in his Mr. Brown erred, I am convinced, in failing to ascertain complete Be'll be the lather of ..me perlol'lllln6 rrtdder, •• lae'll be that Berlin, included in the repu.- excitement. , ly the reasons for these obiectioru:. It is because of pOssible effeefs lie tJPleal 01 the SUI cla4Is - 1D&Il~ 01 whom have devl&W TAU BETA Pl - The Iowa lie, mi&ht become the center of I won't tell the poor guy's name, upon the majority group rather than frem "oversensitivenesS" (the lrom the ..n, pluh DIe to bel» a MIl or da1ll'later throacb Beta chapter will hold breaJtflllt German nationalist revival. though. epithet currently popular) that these people resist so ~ trongly anT YOVNO ProgresalVei Will lpon~ meetin. for all .tudeot and, fae- aehooL The~ have a rl&'ht .. an, pride the, neelye from stereotype. ma, 101' Campfire Supper and BinI ID ulty members Saturday, Oct. 2P the end protllld. ' City Park at 5:30 p.m. Saturday, from 8 to 10 a.m. in upstairs In Room 204, Schaeffer Hall. 31 and Tuesi:Jay, Nov. 1 at 8 p.m. Haroki W. Alexander,-G,' Civil Ri&htl program will be dla- 10 University Theatre. It Ia altogether flttin, that one football game per seuon be Oct. 21. room, of the D&L Gr1l\. 10 S. Gilbert dubbed "Dad's day," and that on thla day fathers from aU over the cussed. '- country converge on Iowa City. Some are former students - and PANACEA SCUPT8 for con· gridders - themaelves. Others will undoubtedly be seeinl a footbaU BICK BAWD will meet Mqli- IOWA JlOtl1fTAlNEEBS hike SUI CHRISTIAN Science stu- test must be submitted no later lame for the first time. day, Oct. *1 at 7:10 p.m. Ib wi>- SUnday, Oct. .10 at 2 p.m. Will dent organization presents a free than Monday, Oct. 31. Turn in WSUI PROGRAM CALENDAR. lecture on Chrlatlan Science 8 p.m. entries at main desk in office of Two typical fathers have been selected to represent the hun men'l gym, Tryouts for demoD· leave from Iowa Union and re atratl08 poup will follow. Square tum at 5:111 Brin. liaht Thursday, Nov. 3 in Studio E, En. student affairs, or if there are lala••• ,. o.t.... , 29, IOU 12:45 p.m. P rogram. Previews dreds - yea, even thousanda - who will attend the Iowa-C>reaon ,.m. 1:00 p.m. Grid iron CIIlSSlc! danclna llllODI ' every Monda)- lilnch. ~eerin, building. questions contact Sue Gronna, 8·00 a.M. Mornln, Chapel 1:20 p.m. FOO't'BALL GAME club. They are Dr. Geor,e RImel, Bedtord, alumni dad, and Paul thereafter at '1:10 p.m. . . :15 a.M. N.,.,. 4:00 p. m. Tea Tlm~ Melodies phone 3p3. 8:10 a.m. Mornln' Serenade 5:00 p.m. Chlld ren's Hour Lydolph, G, Bonaparte, student dad. . IOWA 1'Df(lQ.'S club wiD meet colDDam: MART will have ':00 a.m. Recorded Interlude 5:30 p.m. News The, stand for dada wbe come from au waIb ., DIe. Ina tile TAlLFEAT11D8 will not meet Suqday, Oct. 30 at 3 In Con an Informal dance In Main lounge .,(11 a.m. 10,.,. State Educallon Assn. 5:45 p.m. U.N. BIrthday ... p.m. ODK BUSINESS meeting, Mon ' :15 a.m. Bonjour Mesdames 6:00 p.m. Dlno ..r Hour larmer .. the buker, ud from f.be ...... _ .. the ...... Otla week. ' The Dext meetln. WIll lerence room 1, Iowa Union. Per of Iowa Union, 9-12 p.rn. Sat day, Oct. 31 at 4:30 p.m. In Room ' :30 a.m. Children', Corner 6:55 lI.m. N ews ) But despite all the lala festivttles, the braN bandt and the be Tuesday, Nov. I, Macbride au- manent officers win be electecl and urday, Nov. Ii. ' :411 • . m. MUl lc of Yellt.rd ay 7:00 p.m. Football'. Fifth Quart,r 203, University Hall. 10:30 a.rh. Inside Iowl 7:30 lI.m. U nIversity ot Chlca.o football salutes, we've a hunch a lot of dada would ,et a bluer Iddt ditorium, 7:30 p.rn. duel collected. lo:n • .m. Sareiy Speaks Round Table ALL U:Oo a.m. MUl lca l Rainbow 8:00 p.m. Candlell' hl Musle if their t ons would lean back, and with unbidden pride exclaim, UNIVERSITY PLAY, "You SUI LIBBABlB8 will close U:IO •.m. No". 8130 p.m. PrOudly We lial\ "That's ~ pop." PD8I;DNG un.u will ~ YOVNO noo"U1VE8 Will Can't Take It With You," will run at 12 noon Saturday, Oct. 28 for U:IO a.m. Satuntay Medll. Uona _, 9:00 p.m. Campus Shop 1D Armory at 10='0 ·a.m. tor c:biJ1 meet )icmd87, Oct. 31 at 7:30 p.ftl. two extra nlJhts - Monday, Oct. Dad's Day. \1:00 noon Ithytlun 118mble. 10: 00 p.m. News , 11:30 p.m. New. 10 : 15 p.tU . SIGN OFF
.' . \ TIlE DAJLY-IOWAN, 8A.TU1lDAY. (JCT. 211. 1949 - PAGI 'J!IIUIZ ' ~~ricks or 1"reats~ Season "' Means Snack-sPsychopathitPatienls- I" ...... " 1"'."'" r Girl Scouts Entertai n Children Patients
HousewHe Suggests ~ 4 • • t y • \ To. Mark Halloween ~opcorn or Cookies With Supper, Show • Psychopathic hospital patients Wben youngsters ring doorbells will hold a Halloween party Mon- tIIli lime Q! year and shout "lrlck day night, hospitals officials said or treat", it's a good idea \0 be Friday. prepat-ed for them. The party will begin at 4:30 ¥n. Rollie Williams, 412 Mel- p.m. with a bulfet supper lor all I'GM avenue, suggests that cer- the patients in the recreation ~ Inducements may be oIlered room, according '0 Florence Slra- tel cloud the memories of trick- uel, recreational therapist. ."..treat pranksters. HI«hlla'h' of the evenin&" will . "There never were any tricks be JudelD&' of orlelaal muu IIIlyed on 'tls after our treats were wblM the paUents bave been ~flered," she .aid. maldne this week under tbe dI- Mrs, Williams is the wife of recUon 0' Jean Lovett. oec:upa- rrot." Rollie Williams, assistant dJ- Uonal theraplsL ~or 01 athletics. She gets able Medical staff members w1l1 ualstance In the kitchen from her juage the masks and award a I'-Yllar-old daughter, Nancy. prize for the best one. "I'opeom balls are alwa,.s &ach ward will give a haif- a.,.. 'or Halloween," Mra. WII- bour show during the evening. The II... luuested. To make them men have planned a minstrel show and' the women have written the • ClIP of lI«hL molasses, a cup script tor a skit they will present. ~ "bite lunr, a tables1lOOn ot After Ule traditional 'ortune Yilltl'ar and a small chunk of &eHlne and bobbin.. ror apples. IItdwr are bolled tore&her unUI square danl'lne and IOClal dane- I ,bard ball Is formed. Inc will complete tbe everunC'1 Add one-fourth teaspoon ~oda en&ertalnment, Mia Strauel and Pour the mixture over three said. quarts of freshly popped corn. A dozen jack-o'-lanterns will JIiIIIs ot any size may pe formed add color to the decorations in .n~ artlllcial color may be added the recreation room. Cider will IS (lb attraction 10r younger tots. be served frOm a giant pumpkin Mrs. Willi a m s recommends , as part of the refreshments. fr6IUng sugar cookies with oranlte (oall, Iowan Pllt'•• itlng and giving them pumpkin SMALL FRY TRICK OR TREATERS will be rewarded at Utls boWIe when Nauer WllJlaDIII, dauJbter 01 lices as lI.hother "trick or treat" Prol. and Mrs. RollIe Wl1llallll. UZ Melrose avenue, flnillhes her Jaek-o'-Ian&ern lu,ar eookles. Tbe SUI , Law Fraternity ...wer . This may be done by col- easy-to-make cookie III coaled with an oran,e lei.&, and the 'aces are made b7 raillnl or cbocolate ~Its. (Dan, I.... • ....., oring a basic frosting recipe - of Graham e,.ckera IIIIIJ be aM III&&ead 0' lupr _II lei. confectioners sugar, cream and Pledges 21 Students GHOSTS, GOBLINS AND WITCIIES ROAMED THE CIIILDREN' HOSPITAL Thursday nlpt when lo butter - wUh artificial orange Twenty-one freshmen law stu cal Gtrl Scouts In Halloween c!'stumes enterulned the patient with onlll and Itunts. Sbown above an col\n"lng. Correction SUI Dames Group dents have been pledged to Gam " fbother wa, to aehleve tbe Cops 10 Dance ma Eta Gamma, national legal the Golden Son«sters, member 01 'roDP 15 from the schOOl tor severely handicapped children, warb _1liiie ertee' II by addin, 'hree In Thursday's Dally Iowan the frat(:!rnlty, Robcrt And e r son, terms of Mitchell Andrews' schol lin, while the other scouts ll'ok on. They are directed by Mrs. Bernerd Lllllck. The «Irl a' tbe rla'ht fore iaDles.,oonl of oranre Juice and Initiates 29 Women chan'cellor oC Phi chapter. ohas an I 1-2 tellpoooni of ,uted or Tenth Benefit Ball arship to the Julliard School of nounced. . ,round 18 wearln, a. "schmoo" CD tume. he thourht ghosts were old fashloncd. ''',e rind to Z eups of conlee For City Police Music were erroneously reported. The SUI Dllmes club' Initiated Pledges are Richard Abraham, bra .unr. Thill ma, be The Iowa City Music Study club 29 women Thursday night at a Los Angeles Marvin Andlch, .JI't~d on cookies or rrlham Iow'a City policemen won't pro- paid for Andrews' piano lessons in meeting In the River Roqm at the Rock Island; Don Cawelt!. Iowa mellers aud 'he jack-o' laoterl! mise to "forget" that speeding Iowa City while he was in high Iowa Union. City; Thomas W. Curry, Creston: ,aMI desltned from pieces of charge, but they will promise you school under terms of II scholar Initiates arc Mrs. Beverly Berk DaVi(l T. Daly, Arlington, Va.; IHDl-Iwee& chocolate. a good time if you buy a ticket ship loan fund. stresser. Mrs. Norma Bittner, Mrs. Wayne DePron, Davenport; David Mrs. Williams' favorite sugar to their annual benefit ball. ------Jean Burns, Mrs. VI Casady, Mrs, Hayworth, Sioux City; Lauren co6kie recipe yields about 50 Ever, policeman 10 Iowa Margaret Cole, Mrs. Betty Cor Henrickson, Kamrar; Robert Hen cOoldes. She uses I cu p of sugar, City Is now tryln&, &0 sell hili Highlander Boosters nish, Mrs. Helen Danoack;cr, Mrs. ry, Sheldon. and William Houseal, • tablespoons of butter, I egg, book 0' tlcllets for the tenth Epna Dooley, Mrs. Jean Fiala, Mrs . Wasllington. 3 talliespoons of cream combined annual da~ee which will be held Alantha Lou Griffith, Mrs. Olana Kenncth Keith, DeIhl; John T. Nov. 8 In Ute communUy build . . With I teaspoon of vanilla, 3 cupS Elect Drive Members Haluska. Mrs. Mary Hickey, Mrs. LilJedahl, Iowa City; Albert C. " .. 9f SleCted flour, I teaspoon of bak Inc. Joyce ltohlhoff. McClain, Fort Scott, Kan.; Wil IbJ J!owder and 1 teaspoon of salt Music wlJl be furnished by Stan Eleven members were elected Mrs. Lorna Kopel, Mrs. Mary liam Norellus and Ed Peters. Den Learn how YOU, can u. her pasic recipe. The batter Stanley and his orchestra. Tickets to the execut1v~ committee of the Livingston, Mrs. Lee Meek;er, Mrs. Ison; William Petly, Mt. Carroll, ¥ mixed like any cookie )'eclpe are $1 a person. Iowa Highlanders' booster club at Marcia Mersham, Mrs. Rosemary Ill.; RQY Stoddard Jr" Charles llid' baked in a 375 degree oven Proceeds from the dance go to a Wednesday night meeting in Messenger, Mrs. Peggy Mullin, Tu~ker, Benjamin Wolk and lor ' about seven minutes. the retirement, sick and burlat Cedar Rapids. according to Dr. Mrs. Marilyn Myers. Mrs. Arlene Frederick Patton, aU of Iowa City, become ail Officer "'CWldren wlll have a wonderful funds of the local police depart M.A. DaJchow. Maquoketa, gener Nelson, Mrs. Barbara Peterson, and Wayne Newport, Davenport. 4tne frosting the cookies or crack ment. al chairman. Mrs. Lucy Scothorn, Mrs. Leigh er1 , by themselves and just as Policemen lIke to tell how tbe The members included Mayor Sloan, Mrs. Arlene Slomka, Mrs. '. fund cot lltarted, more than 10 Preston Koscr, Charles F. Carroll, Dorothy Starr, Mrs. Vivian Wal PTA of Roosevelt School ' I1)tl¢ fun eating them." Mrs. in the U. S. Air Force ",jlllams said, and Nancy agreed. years a,o. One of 'he members Clair Hamilton and Glen Houston. ters, Mrs. Maxine Welp and Mrs. tbe 'oree found a diamond Iowa City; Bill Flynn, W.O. Gray Jean Winslow. Me.ets for Potluck Supper 'The homemaker offered other 0" A potluck supper was • held ••r,ta&lolls &0 peraons eocoun rln, while walkln, bll "bea,"" and Weston Ralston, Cedar Rapids . Officers presiding at the Initla~ He broU&,hl Il rleht in &0 tbe Da Id Welchman, Newhall, and tion were Mrs. Glenn E , Roberts. Thur.sday evening by the Parents ~rln, the "trick or treat" or Teachers association of Roosevelt .~, fot ihe fInt time. "Be pre I'-Ilon headquartera. Dalchow and James Round, M,l president· Mrs. John t\tkinson, Before long a young southern quoketa. scliool. . . ,.'~~ to Pass out pm, candy. vice-president; Mrs. :K~nneth Bell, apples, or oUter snaeks," she woman came in to report she had The booster club Is attempting secretary; Mrs. R u d y Bauer, Martin Hunter. leader of troop ..let : lost a ring. to raise $12,000 to send the SUI treasurer. and Mrs. Jack; QUigg, 3 of the Boy Scouts of the Eng "Ah lost rna diamond reng," Scottish Highlanders on a tour of corresponding secretary. lish Lutheran church. spoke to ,irs a pretty good bet that the she said. "What am ah going to Europe vi itlng U:S. army camps. youngsters won't get all the cook the members. do?" Maquoketa has already raised Demon~trations of first aid ban leI ,~rs. WUliams baked. Her hus She was very happy to find out $558 as the first sum to be ap band and son had their eyes on Geology Students, Staff daging and other projects were that one of the policemen had al plied .on the goal. given by Don Kobes, Ken Scott, tile goodies too, and when it comes of ready found it and she offered The next general meeting To Attend Confereflce Don ,Wilson and Lee Smlth, mem t() ."lrick or treat". they'll take him a $10 reward. The officer the club is set for Nov. 3 In the treat any time. Twenty-four geology students, bers of troop 3. refused the reward but agreed to Cedar Rapids. faculty and Iowa Geological sur~ use it to start the benefit fund. vey members will attend the Tri Tickets Still Available Cartoons by 'Ding' ROTC Honor Students state Geological Field conlerence Apply to Regular Army at La Salle, Ill. to day and For Current SUI Play Added to Libraries Physicists to Talk Sunday. Seats · are still available for the Six ROTC sen i 0 r s recently Prof. A.C. Trowbridge, head of Tuesday night performance of A collection of Jay "Ding" Dar named distinguished mlIltary stu the SUI geplogy department, said "You Can't Take It With You." lJng's cartoons, "nearly a thou At Ames Semi~r dents Thursday applied for regu the conference Is an annual field the , University theatre ticket of~ Sln,d pounds of them," is to pe meet of geologists from Iowa, Il flce repol1ed Friday. Two SUI physicists wlll speak lar army commissions. A total of fJled In the SUI libraries, Prol. 13 of the 18 cited now have ap linois and Wisconsin. It Is held "Command Decision" tickets Ralph Ellsworth, library direetor, today at a jOint SUI-Iowa State in a different area each year. will go on sale Thursday In room 'J college physics seminar at Ames, plied for commissions in either I Slid Thursday. the regular army or air!orce This area to be covered at this ~ Schaeffer hall. The ticket of 'ilworttt brought the coIJection Prof. Louis Turner, head of the conference will be in the La Salle fice wUl be open dally from 8:30 physics department, has announ military department officials said. fl'om. Des Moines. It contains the Thursday's applicants w ere Ottawa, m., industrial region a.m.' until 4:30 p.m. until the orIltnal cartoons, sketches, wrlt- ced. along the Fox and Illinois rivers. play:s opening Nov. 10. They ,\ I"e Pro'. Edward Nelson. John Bristow, C4, Des Moines; 11\llll and even doodlings of "Ding" Chan Coulter, A4, Iowa City; Here'e your opportunity lo quality for Darllnl, famous cartoonist lor the SUI deparLI7l'?:1t 01 physics, and • Aviation Cadet trail1ing. To be eligible, Donald Gilbert. G. James Dunley, A4.. Des Moines; Dei Moines Register. Walter MacMahon, C4, Clinton; you must be single. between the ages Nelson's topic Is "Hyperfine 'l11e library clirector said the of 20 and 26~, with at~eas t two yean of Structure of the Hydrogen Iso Fred Nordstrom, C4. Clarinda, and ItIIterial would be lIled away lor John Warren, A4, Stuart, college and with high physical and mDral future use. Such things as car topes." He will discUss the ob toons often have more historical servable properties of the hydro qualifications. a1l11ificance than books, and can gen Isotopes. be useful for research work. he Gilbert will speak on tbe "Mic 1IId. ro Wave Rotational Spectrum of Fluorine Chloride," dealing with Two Former Deans the properties of the light given oU by a heated portion of the VISit Relatives l1ere compound. Find out about t\e academic, mllltal'7 " William Fry, a physicist at the and fl ying training you'll get .. an Avia .Two former SUI deans and University of Minnesota, also will tion Cadet.-eitber for pilot or navigator. ~ir wives are vlsitlni In lo~a speak at the meeting, Turner said. If qualified, your papers will be processed City this weekend at the homes Mutual problems of the two Iowa 01 relatives. Institutlons also wllI be discussed, ID you can berin trainill6 after )IOU They are Chancellor and Mrs. qe added. Inish collere. P.C. Packer and Pres. and Mrs. Harry K. Newburn. Packer, form er dean of education here, is now SUI D.an to AHend ebancellor of education of the five .tate educational Institutions In Engineering Meeting Oregon. Newburn, former SUI Prof. F.M. Dawson. dean of the cle.. of liberal arts, Is president SUI college of engineering, will plenty of hug. with of the University of Oregon, Eu a,ttend a m~!!tlng today in Chicago Lelrn about lhe Important career oppor bile, Ore. of the En&fn~8' council for Pr0- tunitiell open to you as an officer ..• The Packers are visiting lit the fessional Development, his office VANACA Flannel .port .hlrt. announced. after you bIIve won your wings as pilot ~e of Mrs, Packer's sister, Mrs, or navigator ... and received a com ".raaret Ayres Robson, 215 Lex DaWllOn attended Joint rneet Heu~en's And Van soft, smooth 100% wool missiDn &I second lieutenant in the Air avenue. The Newbums are inp of the American Society of iIIIlon Force I .-ata of Mrs. Newburn's mother, Enalneerin, Education and the Vanaca F1an"els bear up under aoy treatment. lin. Ruth Brady. Jnalneertn; Coil e i e Research A rainbow of colors and patterns come in council, Thursday and Friday, In KanJu City, Mo. models that include regular California Lo·No ...... '" ...... Medico Il0l4_ Chilt Contributions' The deln Is an officer in both p'''''''''' ... zipper ... bib ... and new Van Trix pu]Jover with organizatioDl, vice - president of 11ft. 66 ba"le. IIIal.top ftalle. allclllu..... Amount to $21,754.74 the ASE! and chairman of the abtOrb lulu •••• reduce Iofttue b'Ie ••. knitted collar, cuffs, waist. Famous Van Heusen ,Ive '(au III. ulnlOll '" _klllg pI.a...... Another division of the Iowa ECRE. sewmanship ••• ~ction.tailored. $6.95 and up CIt, community. cheat went over MlDICO Y ••••• (my,." QUAurY) ••• IOI·FL fiR CARIIRI, , •• Ita quota FrIday to push the total Halloween Party Planned SpeeleD), Mll4:t.d ""parted briM PIpes. '2 COItrIbuUons to $21,714.74. Gen WIele varle" of tIIap... WIth 10 lllter •••• Never berore In peac.. Ume hu there been ei11 Chairman Graham C. Mar- For All Foreign Students AIle fraM Medico euch an epportunitl' tor colleire-tralned A-'cG', Out,larwll","S"""""" Dollar ... (If) ,,,.. men and women to obtain eomml•• lon. In IbIU IIl1d. A Halloween party for all for- lhe U. 8. Air Force. H you are Intere.ted 1-0 eheclu for a total of $300 elgn studenta will be held at 7:30 ' .....k ...... CI ••, .... HoI4.,. 'll II In a non-n)'ln&" career In aviation... 1< ror trOtn national firms represented p,m. Monday in the stude'!t cen InrormaUon abo ut Officer Candid at. - brought tbat division up to ter of the Conaregational church, Sebool. almost $100 over the quota. Ellen Sideman, A2, Des Moines, $I~.e, MEDICO ... u. S. AI~ ~ FORel .' Mal1haU reported another c~ec:k announced Thursday. FILTERED SMOKING P B ILL IP 8., 0 " ,IS COl P •• "I" TO I ~ I. N. r. received from an SUI Mlaa Sideman II chairman of ~ been L M. ~ • Ceo. I..... NIh A_ ..... ,.,. II lraternlty, brln,in, the ,total for the foreJID .tudenta committee of II .... , I I ' J ' I' f ' '; ''r'Ii ·' fl.1 t ( J I Use lUI or,anlzation. to '123,- UnJvert1ty Women'l auociaUon • • I ,',., . 1; I I A I I ' ~ -'. ~ . f ,~:... ONLY THE BEST CAN BE AVIATION CADETS , .I ' ,. , . . W, .~ut f200 m9rt Qt the quota. ",IU~A is 'p Driving Permit Revoked On Intoxication Charge Mrs. Wylma Daschnagel w .. s fined ,300 and costs Friday in "ohllliOn county district court on a charge of operating a motor vehJcJe whUe intoxicated .• Appearing belore Judge James Gaffney, Mrs. Baschnagel reversed her plea of innocence to the char,e. . Gaffney ordered her driver's Ucense revoked for a period of 90 days, and set appeal bond at $500. M.nI. Baschnagel was arrested CARL ANDERIO. May 21 while driving on Iowa ...... LUND Ci~ streets...... WlLIOII "" ...... ' C ... IlL... r 01 ... .I ~ "" A ... r:.If;D~- DlMaL,.. MAIIIUAGE LICENSES ISS ED ... w .. "'. Marriage licenses have been --... . issued in Johnson cO\lnty clerk's ...... offiee to Leonard P. Shepherd and ~ Geraldine Shepherd, both of Ce LEPRECHAUN'S GOLD dar 'Raplds, and to Arthur Junior 'Noveltoon' III Color Ineludin, ,nllll,led t,les 01 Anderson, Cedar Rapids, and • Late NeWII • Editbjeanne Courter, BeUe Plaine. UNCLE REMUS "1U1II WA~1IICtC • lUCIlE ••ISOfI' MAnit ~tU MIlO IASIIUT • UIW ",nOf • lOllY OftlSCOll ...... IIO ..... "","I. -.c. TONITE!S THE NITE ••• at BOTH THEATRESI / tiI·- """'I~,'Ii,.. :.. t~t"'''''i''J''j·t ;. I Doo .. on", It:.. P... I ETTA KETT • TICIETS STILL AVAIL~BLE ~------~------~~ 'MH PMS fOIA COMI", SIlO. 10 ..... WHO n11C1UM11II ..TIll "r ...... ,