}~~ On t". Insid. ~ :-':f~ · The Weather TV Channels for Schools .. , Paq. 3 Moatly ralr, _mewhal warmer tbiJ alCe~ Iowa WlnI. 14-' Inn", In.. ", W'al'lllH IUI- ... Paqe 4 day. W .... ioda,., ••: 1_, Before the Jumpin Kn .. U. W,h Frida,. 41; low• . Paqe S e al owan %t. Est. 1868·- AP Leased Wire. AP Wirephoto. UP Leased Wire - Five Cents Iowa City. Iowa. Saturday. March 24, 1951 - Vol. 8S. No. 144 ~ I Clamor Mounts Demanding All June, August ROTC Grads O'Dwyer Quit (Prom. Ule Wlr. 8"f.'aell NEW YORK - A key witness To Be Called To Active Duty at the senate crime hearings here was suspended as vice-president of the AFL firemen's union Fri­ day amid mounting demands for Army Lowers the resignation of William O'Dwy­ er a~ ambassador to Mexico. April Draft John P. Crane, wbo tetU­ fled that he rave O'Dwyer $10.- 000 In unreported campalen To 40,000 contributions. was sllSpcnded by President John P. Redmond WASHINGTON lIP} The of the International Alloelalton army announced Friday it will of Flrefll'hters arter Crane re­ call into active service about fused hla ultimatum 10 quit. 10,000 reserve officer training O'Dwyer denied - and repeated corps student who will traduate his denials - that he ever had flam collell 5 this summer. The announcement said the (AI' WI,epll ...' received the controversial $10,000 when he was running lor mayor order affected all tudenli who of New York, but .clamor for his hne been cnnlled In &be On Their Way Down ouster swelled. enior ROTC pro&TUII and. that aU would be co~lon SPILUNG OUT OF FLYING BOXCARS, U.S. paratroopers drop Into an area 21 mlles northwest of Invettil'ate O'Dwyer 'J Two congressional committees durlnf July, AUl'\llt Ilnd ep­ Seoul and nine mIles south of the 38th parallel.. Th e surprise maneuver was expected to trap thousands tember. of Chinese Communist. troops. The paratroopers ha ve already linked up with advanclnlr UN rround already have asked federal pros­ troops and armor. ecutors and tax collectors to study The students will be ordered sharply co~Jicting testimony con­ to thejr basic bronch ervice cerning O'Dwyer for any eVidence choals for about 90 days Im­ of perjury or tax evasion. medi tely otter storting their nc­ Tobey predJcted at II. news 11I.lly 10... ""'01 tlve duly. conference that O'DwYer'. sta­ All Members Included MacArthur Offers, · to ,Meet tllS as ambassador "m1I'b& be Old Man Winter Does It Again The order Includes all ROTC broul'ht uP" before the forell'n members who have been deferred relations committee, which only SNOW PLOWS MOVING IN TANDEM cleated North Dubuque street Friday afternoon less than an [r"<'r year; """ montha. ".JII; tainment in Korea can lead to a ncgotiatcd lsQltk'ln nt with COm­ MEMBI:I\ three monll •• S2.J5. Letters to Leqislators ... Iii, ' AUDIT BURbU munist China, evidence mounts that the enemy ifi pursuing a cal­ Of' F • • " M...... 11 ••••IIaIre, TO THE EDITOR: • ClRCUUTIONS culated course from which it has no intention of deViating. DAIl.1' IOWAN BDITORIAL flTApp Concerning "A Bad Law," and , l'Wo lea oed wire servlcel. lAP) and IUP, Edltor ...... roRph V. Brown "And Property." M.naMlne Editor ... Glenn C. Urban Efforts by the good offic s New. Editor ...... Reynold Hertel I cannot agree with Mr. Blake­ MEMBER OF nut ASSOCIATED P~ES9 rhe Asooclated PI _ II er,tlUed ex­ Asslllllnt News Editor Marl Bailey ney entirely as to disobeying the commission of the United Na­ Assistant News Edltor Don Sle!fen Korea ;" S'eparation " 'uslv'!i), ! he use f(u repubHcaUon to \Ily Fdltor Murray law. I agree that the law is bad, of al~ the loc.al new. rrL,ted In thlI Seeeer A.,I.tant Cfly Editor •. Bill MUler and not exactly a law one woUld tions to establish contact with the ~wlpaper III' well a. all AP ne~"8 dlll SporU Edllor . Robert Duncan Jr. t>~\ct\e • . expect to find in a democracy, but Peiping regime have produced Chl,·r Photographer Jay Hytone Seen :~)isfrosify" ~ Wln·pholo T,·chn.ician Jim Forney I cannot convince myself that the nothing. CALL 8-21S1 1'- , ...... 1 , •••1 •• ~~(lIlor L: li A ••I.Ia nl Bob Roas only way to protest is to disobey , •• r Dan, l.waD II I IJ:" • .ID. Make... Now It i, revealed that In­ •••• H,?lce I. .h,,, ... .U Itr.tee DAILY IOWAN ADVERTlfllNG 'fArt it. By 6e~g~~phers _.n ... ,.. t.. b, ' :SO a .m. Tb Business Mana,er Marahan B . N.lson II enough people are aginst the dll, too, whjch served as a J)aU, le.ae elre.tallen Departmrnt. Asst. Bu!lnes!I Manaler Rex WelueU 1o Lb'" ..... r .., 014. J ••rn.lI •• B.U .. .. CIn.sifled Manager . Greta Orouman law then it should be removed medium for contact before the CHIGAdb fr}f ~ The 38th par. , I IJ. ' anc. DabaQ.e an. I... .&reel., .. Nat'l Adv. Mana,er . . EmU Vohukl from the statutes by democratic pallsa,e of the UN resolution. • pea trom 4:30 • •m . ,. 1. no.. ao. allel is a " moQ~t,rosity" as a di- f •• m 1:00 p ...... G:OO , .m. dati, n­ DAILY IOWAN CI1tOVLATlON flT"p, means. I suggest all those against ..,e,Dt. S undar. Sanda,. boan: 4:80 • .• . Ci rC'ulntion Wanager Cl .. ule. Dorrob the law here at SUI, write their has made additional advanees viding line in Korca, two poli­ h . ... Il" •. m. A ..· t. Circulation Mgr. Robert He.. representatives in the national to Mao Tse-Tung without even tical gcogl'aphy experts said thia government. geUlng- a reply. wcek. '.' .(. Disobeying the law is just as Prime Minister Nehru is re­ bad as the law itself. and com­ They added ! tfat i~ the boun­ e d ; f O· r ; a I s batting one evil with another is ported to have chosen the recent dary is re(amcd It win endanger not a democratic or good way t(l period of Chinese reVerses in Ko­ Korca's c anc s of recovery - or operate in a nation that is sup­ rea for a new effort. This was de­ even surv rl I after the pres- 400,000 Wi II Die - If - posed to be free, and a salesman spite the fact that India had pub­ cnt war.. I Of today's ]jving Iowans, 400,000 will die of cancer if the of freedom throughout the world. licly washed her hands of the The stat wero made by present death rate continues. And one of every five Americans If this nation were as democrat­ ~, affair after the UN action which will eventually develop cancer if the present incidence continues. ic toward all as it claims, and had Samuel van Vafkenburg, profes­ fewer of these fascist laws on the These are startling facts. They are really hardly believable. she opposed. sor of geography at Clark unl' books, then we wo uld not need a I have heard nothing at any time versity, Wor,~r, Mass.,. al)ij But they are true. law forcing our young men to tight. April will be cancer control moMh in Iowa and we hop,e to convince me that Rcd China John A. ~rl,l;lmfl ' pro!essor Qf They would light to preservc the moved into the Koreol1 fight for geography at the Univcrsity of townspeople and students will bear these faets In mind wilen frecdom they havc. As it is, th ey any reasons except those of the Maryland. they are aIIked to contribute to the American Cancer floclety. are fighting a war to preserve a broad and calculatcd program of ArO,ficla'r Divisions In 1949, 3.782 Iowans died of cancer. One-third to one-half law which is taking away their international communism. There I freedom, and rights. They wllre l,Ittcncling the 47th of this number could probably have been saved through early are. to be sure, Chinese as well annual mecting of the Associa­ detection, and treatment, according to the society. l'tegarding Mr. Beerman's letter, as Russian reasons lor the action. since we find it necessary to own tion of American Geographers. For the past few years, the Iowa division of the society has China has a strong natural inter­ Van Vaikenburg, an authority property, we must protect it. I est in who con trois Korea. But undertaken an extensive education program. This program officially on southeast Asia. and Morrison! J agree with him there, but I disa­ that she really feared for her own received part of the credit for producing results shown by a report, gree with thc idea that we must an expert on ·Russia, said thl for 1949 of the division of cancer control of the state department of borders when the Allies crosscd Korea is a geographic unity and resort at times to killing to pro­ the 38th parallel and drove to the health, that for the first time in years there was an actual decrease tect that property. Just beca use Yalu river last fall has aLways any artifioial division is "impos. sible" and. "damaging." 1 in the cancer deaths ... whereas nationally the rate continued to we have killed in the past is no seemed doubtful. cHmb. reason we must enter another war. The Communists - Mao. Stalin "Putting boundlrles betwteJI At present, 38 cents of every dollar contributed by Iowans War has never solved any prob­ and company - thou!(h t they ways of life Is very bid," Va. goes directly to research; 25 cents to national projects recommended lems before, that with undcrstand­ could grab Korea easily last sum­ Valkenbutc Slid. by the national research council; and the Iowa division is granting ing could have been solved peace­ mer throu.l(h a civil war. The U.S. He said that each sectIon of ably. an additional 13 cents to the SUI college of medicine to equip, and the UN crossed them up on Korea is interdependent upon ear,h War has always resulted in that. So thcy massed hundreds ')[ other. Most of the agriculture Is maintain and expand its research laboratory. . enormous waste of lifc and limb. ~E;~~~n St~1·' Xo~ of ~~~~!,~to ~~!~."' ~,~ ,~~~,~ partment expert George F. K - American bad habit of assuming Elaborating on his conviction in the south half. while north Ko­ Each person who contributes to the society ned month will Chinese troops, a force which Aren't we civilized enough to find that substantial changes will oc­ rea has t~e. ~ materials and nan predicted this week that t e that there is something final and cur in Russia without a war, he should have been able to clear be ' perr.,nally helpinc to lower the estimates that medical a way through the UN to stop this Korea but for their miscalculation power facilities for industrial pro- authorities have made that nearly 400,000 Iowans nOw living waste and protect our property, Russian people eventually will positive about a military decision added: of their worth against modern duction, h s.-(jp~ . ' • , • will die of cancer unless somethlDg Is done. .... if it is our property to protect? overthrow the present Soviet rp- - that it Is the cnding of some- "There can be no genuine firepower. Conquest of Korea The 38th parallel ah a boundary ;Je hope every townsperson and every student will plan on I believe that Mr. Michener gime, and suggested a long-range thing, and the happy ending, stabiUty in any system which failed again at least for a time. between Communist t-iorth Korea maki'hg a contribution to the American Cancer society sometime should have given 10 years of his United States policy based on rather than a beginning," Kennan is based on the evil and weak- But by then the war had be­ and the Southern Republic would during April. life for that violation of the na­ that conviction. wrote. ness in man's nature ... the gun to serve other purposes. not be so bad "If they play bal! tion's law, but I also believe that Asserting that the Russian "There could, of course, be crueliies, the untruths, the The American and European with each other," Van VlIlkenburg this law is unjust and should be government can be changed no greater error than tbis. endless deriding of man's na- AlIJes, subjected to dlffereni said. abolished before others have to without a war, Kennan appealed quite apart from any conslder- ture practiced in the concen- pressures, beran to have dif­ Views Arne pay 10 years 01 their lives for a to Amcrica to shape its policy to dion of the blood and sacrifice tration camps; all these lnstltu- ferences. Britain walJted to keep MorrisO!\ agreed with Van Valk­ PReviews . .. folly such as the conscription act. encourage an anti-Soviet uprising which war involves." tions or the polloe state, tbough on doing business with China, enburg in his views, but neither The only fair law is to do away in Russia. Warning that the democracies they may first have someth.inA' ag-alnst U.S. wishes. All the Eu­ expert coul<1 suggest an alterna­ with it in a democratic way; by In "Foreign Affairs" . - and America in particuLar - of the lurid fascination that ropean countries wanted the tive to the 38tl) parallel if the wl'iting your representative anei Writing in the April issue of have no right to expect the es- manifestations or dan,er and U.S. to get out of Korea as country is to remain partitioned. and Postscripts protesting. the quarterly publication "For- tabLishment in RUSSia of a poli- anarchy always exert in a well­ cheaply as possible and devote "It·s Impossible to spilt the coUn­ Vcrnon Morten, A4 eign AHail·s." the state depart- tical and economic system identi- regulated ind composed so­ all Its resources to defense at try geographJ.oally", Van Valken­ By JACK LARSEN ment expert said that in the cal to their own. Kennan said ciety, sooner or later end up - the Elbe. burg said. "There are no na/un) event war proved unavoidabLe, that' a continued absence of a like SOme stale and repetitious Russia made noises like war in boundaries. All Korea's mount.all.s The, Problems (Sob) of Tear Jerking - Crucifixion Painting thc U.S. must make it plain that ma~or war will permit the com- J.'ornography - by boring ev­ East Germany and the Balkans run north and .south, and riven it would be fighting the Com- lng of "a different Russia." erybody, jncluding those who this year - but therc are still are no good for boundaries be­ There's a kind of unuttered crl- war was the most immediate issue, munist regime and not the Rus- Th's, he said. would be "toler- practice them." some strong indications that she cause they unite rather than sep­ tical dogma which Says that melo­ "Since You Went Away" remains Finds First Home sian people. ant, communicative and forth- Kennan said the U.S. should IS nnt r(adY. The Allies shifted arate peop\(!s.'· I "We will get nowhere with an right in its relations with other continue to exert "the influence from economic reconstruction to Van Valke,l/bw, said the di­ drama has no place as an ·art form. my all-time favorite of its spe­ attitude bf emotional indignation states and people." of example." milltary defense, which can't do And while most of the samples of At Forest Lawn vision would "endltlrer" Korea" cie. With but a very few instances directed toward an entire people." Imp&tient Well Wishers He said that America's policy anybody any good unless Russia chances lor recovery al\ef \'I)t meloarama we get tend to justify where it resorted to treacle, it HOLLYWOOD (~The world's he wrote. "No members of future Rus- must be given "meaning and sub- really does mean war. It Russia an if-it's-melodrama-it-can·t-be­ war. Morrison went further by was a movin.. film convincingly largest religious painting, "The Kennan, at present on leave sian governments will be aided stance by something which goes means only to weaken the West aylng that Ifofea "eoul. ...t good."stand, a blanket thumbs Crucifixion," has finally found a performed by a downright stu­ from the state department to "'y dortrinaire and impatient deeper and Looks further ahead for ultlmate in(lltration, Western sur vlve" after tbe war if It re- dowrt against the breed Is cer­ permanent home after 55 years of wOI'k at Princeton university's well-wishers in the West who than the mere prevention of war military expenses are a good way. tainly not justified if a notable pendous, cast. mains arflficlally split. ,. wandering - mostly from one In~ titute for Advanced Studies, is luok to them just because they or the frustration of imperialis­ So the war in Korea serves its Van Valkt:nbura compareq the specimen comes along. "To Each His Own," as polished stora~e vault to anothcr as a dust­ one of America's leading expert'.; are seeking a decent alternative tic expansion." A similar prejudice extends Communist purposes, and will not Korean problem with the bordfr and as adult a production as one catcher. on Russia. to what we know today as Bol- This quantity, he added, "Is a end as long as that Is true. dispute bctwefn India and Paki· 10 thai 'ype of hl,hly emotion­ The hure canvas that Ignace could ask, was shrugged oll by It was he who once wrote In shevism, to produce in short or- question of the spirit and purpose stan. al drama known .. the tear Paderewski, the late Polish "For gn Affairs" under the der a replica of the Western of American national life itself." jerker and ,enerally reprded many critics who overlooked Oli­ Pakistan grows jute (a (ibrou., premier and world - renowned name of "Mr. X" and helped Governor Forgot­ root) whil India processes It into as exclusively tor the ladles via DeHavilland's great perform­ pianist. commissioned from Pol­ launch America's policy of "g~t burlap sacking, twine and other who enjoy weeplD, into their ance because the film was frankly ish arlist Jan Styka back In tough with Russia" in 194'. BBC's TV Diet Too Appealing It Was His Tax products, he s~d. hankies. a tear jerker. the '70's, was dedicated form­ Kennan took a long view of tpe Now there's nothing, in my op­ "When the countries arc un· NOW, If objections to the tear aUy for public view Good Fri­ cold war and appealed for '·a LONDON liP) - Lord Horder. 200 when lhey started the regime LITTLE ROCK (lP) - 'iJle gov­ inion, like a good tear jerker - friendly. it hurts bOth of them," jerker are over its treatment. day at Forest Lawn Memorial policy looking further ahead th,a'n the King's own doctor, has told Feb. 27 showed charms whittled ernor of Arkansas watches his Van Valkcnburg said. unless. of course, you, too, hold there Is frequently legitimate pro­ park in Glendale. the simple prevention of war Qr fat folk they can't have the secret back by impressive figures. pennies, too. r that a story can't be a tear jerker vocation; the faucets of bathos Artist Styka, whose brushcs and the . frustratiol) of imperialisW television diet that's changing The three-month diet, designed He bought a package of cigar­ and be good. and pathos, when opened in Hol­ paLette were blessed by Pone Lroo expansion. h to whip even the stubbornest ettes in Beebe Friday and gave the In "respcctable" circles the tear 200-pound women into Ava Gard­ lywood, often do flow into pools XIII before he began thc gigantic He recalled that the Germans ners right before their eyes. "rubbcr tirc" back into linc. gives clerk a quarter. W)1eo hC didn't SPENCER ItI'I - Thirteen unlbn jcrker i~ out-of-date. Its pubUc is of maudlin melodrama. But I don't task, never lived to see his mas­ get any change, Gov. Sid McMath employes of tbe municipal power limited; Variety calls It "femme 'learned to their sorrow the im­ He told the TV-viewers that the dicter an intake of 1,000 calor­ feel this warrants a generalized t(;rpiet'e Hnd a permonent hanl!­ nossibility of combatting slrq,ul­ ies a day among a special list of asked: "Don't you sell cignrettes plant seated th~cLves \n the trade potential." and oftimes, ex­ 50,000 demands for the diet show­ prejudice against all candida tes, ing. He died in Rome in 1925. for 23 cents a pack?" plant supe1'lnt ndent's office Fri- cept by that "femme trade," it is taneously both the - Russian ed th at most applicants hadn't foods. So far, details of the diet for this involves ignoring the cx­ 1'ravelers in '~ urop ~aw it at its The clerk reminded hl~ customer day and said Uley wouldn't budre consicicred beneath contempt. people and thc Soviet govetn- taken seriously enough an earlier have becn kept from the public. cellences of an entirc production first exhibition in Poland in 1895. ment." ,. .. The TV slimming program start­ the ~overnor had rcccntly .~ ponsor- during bu IIle hO\.lrli until .two It appcars that we no Jonger warning by the BBC, which is for minor story considerations. In 1898 it was shown in Moscow· Kennan stressed that putting on the show, not to diet ed modestly as part of a cookery ed a bllJ raising Lhe state tax on discharg d I workers, onc a union place the premium on dealing un­ Of course, it we are to intcrpret In 1900 the painting was brought abashedly with the , tenderer emo­ against Russia would in no w without consulting a doctor. show. But the producers under­ cigarettes two cents a pack(lgc_. __o!_l_ic~~ r~ _~a,.. t_oo_. ___ _ the term as one of derogation, I to America in one section to be bring closcr the .establishmcllt What made the news even estimated thc number of Britons tions we did in days of not-so­ suppose there's no defense for tho displayed at the st. Louis exposi­ distant yore, when this very kind a government there wjth whi tou,ber to take for chubby view­ who think they're too lat. The pro­ GENERAL NOTICES tear jerker. But I'm inclined to tion. But when prof)'loters failed "we ourselves could. . . li ers was the fact that Lord Hord­ ject ballooned ovcrnight into a . of story was suprcme. T~e decline be indulgent on its behalf, even to meet import ta){es the paintin ~ casily; the kind which wou er was followed by plenty of nationaL (0)Jic of convcrsation. a GENERAL NOTICES abould be deposited wltn tbe cit,. edit. " of tpe tear jerlu!r -was' deserved on it I've not seen one yet which was stuffed away in storage - general principles of t$lste but permit the existence of a mu visual evidence that the diet subject 101' newspaper cartoonists, The Dally Iowan In ,h. newsroom In Ea ' 14" ...... didn't go overboard at least once for 40 years with the exception of more stable world order; the ki and a controversy among medical lub.nIUed b)' 2 ,.111. the da, precedln, flrs\ ~ tbe, wID , tpe. )Vhole!\3le critical c,ondemna­ while plowing through the diffi­ a brief appearance at thc Chicago tipn of it is part, and parcel of to which it would be both reall women who were nudging men. NOT be aocepted by phone. and must be T LEGlBLi cult terrain between sentiment Opera house in 1936. tic and suitablcfor us to aspire, ' - WRITTEN and SIGNED ~y a retPO-fl Ible penon. . ~ the tenor of ' the times. and sentimentality. It was too titanic for most ex­ ------.The popular emotions Iodal' "Some Americans are airea At least, I h10ve no personal hibition places. It measures 195 reverting, merely in contemPlt LIBRARY MOVING - Easter 1l0LLE8., A11NG (!very Fri- are of the violent. lDU1~rsonal obJeetlon to ih'e term, since I feet by 45 feet. It depicts the Cru­ recess. All librarl in Macbridc day Crom 7:30 to 10 p.m. 10 the ,ki~d: patrlotlam, fear, hatred, believe forlhrlChl drama can cifixion with J ,000 life-size fi­ official daily hall, Schaeffer hall and Ilbrar) WOrn n's m. Spon ored by WRA. - ph),slcal violence per Ie. evoke sobl without resorlln, to gures. annex, Including government doc- 40 cents ml.asloo. Skates ru,. Physical - and now Pflycholo­ Buperchar,ed sentiments and the So Hubert Eaton, of Forest uments, cOmmunication skills and ni hed. ,Ical - anrulsh are most In de­ accompaniment of tear-pluckln, Lawn, acquired it and built a WSUI PROGRAM geography readLng rooms, will ne mlQld. The majority of Nor1h IItrinp. $I.S-milllon bulldlnr. called the closed at 10 p.m. March 20. Buoks TU will meet Americans under iwe ..ty-one BtJLLETIN In other words, I see no rea­ "Hall of CrucIfixion" to contain in thc above units wl1l be moved e!!Cay at Reich's Pin, Jlrefer pictures In which bodies CAl~NDAR Into the now library ov r the Ell'· son why the term tear jerker U. SATVRDAY, MARCil 24, 1951 VOL. XXVI, NO. 144 lit ,Prot. G. R. Davlti . fall in epidemic propot11oDl. should HAVE to have unfavorable In the scene, dominated overall Saturday. March ;:1. JIIM ter recess. Library s rvice will be IIU' of eC9nomJc .dd . The only passion whiclt remains connotations. I get considerable by an amber glow, Chdst stands 3:00 a.m. Morning Chapel available In thc new building be­ buslnes r art\) dJseuss "~6ney.~ dominant over all is still love - 8:15 a.m. New! enjoyment from looking about me clad in on intense white robe, 8 :30 n.m Saturday Serenade ginning March 26 at 1 p.m. Book Per ous a\tcpdh1' should slin Up natcherly - although for the most alone, his head lifted to the shae 9:00 a.m. Recorded Intel'lude UNIVERSITY CALENDAR charain, - Books will be charged otfl~ . , in a .theater aoo finding handker­ 9:02 a.m. lawn St.lle Educ.tlon in th colll;:j(e of commerce part it Is still treated anything chiefs out in profusion. I like the of light that pierces a forcboding cloUon UNIVERSITY CALENDAR items are sehedllled on cxtended loan and will be due or call X...J591. but natcherly. idea of a group's being collective­ grey-black overcast. 9:30 a.m. SoturdllY Medllut1on. In the Pre.ldeo&'1 office. Old CaplCol after Easter In the n w library It a story comes along with 9:45 •. m. Baker', Dozen on the day RtaJ11ped. Re erve ly moved bY,something a story has At his feet beside the cross lie 10 :15 n.m. Bonjour Mead.mes Monday, Mlrch 28 Speakers: R. L. Hulbary and R. F. BOTANVEIIIINA& will lit sombre, weepy overtones, fre­ 10:30 a.m Safety Speak. boolla may be charaed from ser­ "brought home" to them. the scarlet robe and the crown of 7:30 p.m. Match 3/) in phllnna~ quently, mood alone becomes pro­ 1~ : 45 a.m. Health Chats 12:30 p.m. - Resumption of Thorne. Room 314, pharmacy-bot- ials-reServe readIng room Ma rch J think it's all very fine It thorns. 1l:00 a.m. News classes. any building. botany buJ1dlnjf, toom 514. Dr, vocation for negative criticism. , 1l:15 a.m. The MUlic Album 20 from 1 to 7 p.m. Th' those tears have been evoked by The two thievcs who will. bc B. 'E. MlcOtH will spea~ on It is al1-too easy, when dealJng 1I::kI a.m. Recital Hull 4:10 p.m ...... Medical college Icc- Thursday. March n books will be due in the new "tll4 LEGITIMATE situations. I only crucified with him stand nearby 12 :00 noon Rhylhm Ramblel ertect of IrJdolac tic upOli lure, Dr. RObert A. Parry, health 3:00 p.m. - Unlvcrslty club, tea bulldlng by 9 .:.m. Murch 27. acid with the most intimate of human wish I could join In thc sniffling with fettered hands. 12 :30 p.m. News growth and r spira lion ot the k1d­ "passions." to ladle out the goo 12:45 p.m. Musical Rainbow oUlcer, Bristolj England, on topic: and book review by Mrs. L. L. Other departmental Ubrarie will as impressed as I oUlmcs am. The order of execution Is be­ 1:00 p m. Mu.lcyl Chals "Health Services and Civil De- Dunnington. Iowa Union. ney bean." extra-thick out 'Of uncertainty as In, read. A Roman centurion 2:00 p.m. KSUI SIGN' ON be open. Each unit will post il.~ how to handle weighty sentiment 2:00 p.m. New. fense in Great Britain," medicaL Friday, March 38 mounted on a white horse and 2:15 p.m. Music By Rolh amphitheater. 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. - Engi- HUMANITIES SOCIETY will )'RINO r~CATION CI08ll1i graccful1y;." But the' recreation of Cleopatra', Stomach aided by foot t soldiers (J,h" 2:45 0.01. Lands BesL Bands moments of human weakness 3:00 p.m. Orf/anal,s Tuesday, March :n ncerlng open hou~ e, englncerlna ~resent a lecture bY Prof. Albert hours tor AGL UNDE~ORAIJ.o Revealed .Her Habits back crowds stream in, UP the 3:15 p.m. Sovlntls BlOnds 7:30 p.m. - MC()tlng of Society building. T. Luper of the music d padm nt, UATE WOMEN 8re: 1'hllrld111 needn't be awkward, or be consid .. 3 : ~O p.m. News hill from JerUlialem. (or Experimental Biology and Saturdl),. March U on "Ligatures, Neumcs, Ilnd Tub- 11 p.m., Friday and Saturda" ered reprehensible lust because CINCINNATI (IP) - Cleopatra, Mary, mother of Jcsus, the dis­ ~ , .n D.m. IIIIusl. Holl VorleUel 4 :00 p.m . Teo Time Melodlcs Medicine, room 1'19, medical lab- 9:00 n.m. - 5:00 p.m. - Engl- Latures, Bringing to Life Medlev, I 12:30 a.m." S"nday, Il p.m. No it has been attempted. the crocodile from whose stomach 5:00 p.m. Children'. 1I0ur ciple, John, and Lazarus, wilo oratory. neel'ing open house, engineering and Renaissance Music" (lIlu trat- g • TheM were Hme of the bottles, rocks and an assor.ment of arose from the dead at Christ's 5:30 p.m. N.w. peciaL privl!l1 VA inoludln, .. ~~j ,., 5:4$ p m. Sparta Time Wedn"da)" March 18 building. ed with slides and records) Wed- lor prlvllcac, ar effective dunJII ibou,b*a I medUated upon af· thin" were taken more than a touch, stand clos!) by In sorrow. 0:00 p.m. Dinner Hour ~ 8:55 p.m. Newl 8:00 p.m. - Humanities society, 8:00 p.m. - Collelle of pharmacy nesday at II p.m., 8rt audltorlum. this period. I t year ago, died Fl'iday at the Cln­ WD­ ter ..In, "No si4 SeIlP for Mary Magdalene, the scarlet 7:00 p.m. London Forum apeaker: Prof. A. T. Luper, art prize prom, Iowa Union. Everyone Invited. N­ M",' lui llUIlDler, reldDdled c1imati zoo. man who wiped Christ's feet wLth 7:30 p.m. Old New Orl"anl audltorLum. 8:00 p.m. - Art guild movie, 7:.5 p.m. F ..Uval of Walu,,' ORDERS ,0& QUOVATlOIt ..... apln bJ DeWi &bat "Slnee You She had been back to her old her hair, crouching In anguish. 8:00 p.m K&Ul SION 0 .... 8;00 p.m. - SiJma XI soiree, "Gosta Berlin," with ·Oreta Oat­ INTERNATIONAL ULUB will onnouncemeA ... .t~h bf plaetd ~jill Weld Awa),," &la" dta. ame., habitit. An autopsy dlselosed three And peering out of the hcad of 8:00 p.m. Unlvtrolt.V ot Chlcatlo department of botany 85 host. bo, IIrt n.udHorlum. \ ~­ Table meet a\ 8:30 p.m. Saturday III th campu. .tor.. , APril I to .. tf. ... Jert.en. wu rewraln, to 10ft drink botUes in Cleo', stom­ one of the witnesses is Styka's 8:30 p.m . Saturday Shaclow. ~ tnD. teh, alon, with a small piece of own face, a self-portrait he paint­ ':00 p.m. Campul Shop ('or laforaaatioa rcardlDr 4.... ",,.IID4 Uti. 1811 ...... Conlre•• tlonal chUrch, Clinton orO!:r, will be acceptf'Ci alWt' a II' 10 :00 p.m. News Sa .... II C&-.L) IIlld Jettcl'son stJ'eet. p.Ol. ApI' Il \ 6. 1\ Made back in 19U while the brick and 8 stonc. ed as his signature to the work. IO : I~ p.m. SION OFF .. hIorYa"'" line. u. ••r ...... 01. il'l ~.t,.... In f ( I 'I

• " . RDAY. MARCH 14. 19SI-PAGE THREE 'Shock TreatmenY Good for Your Feet 't Didn't Hurt, Ch~(a~ · M~at .Iridustry LiHleBoy But the Sight - Ohl I New Channels Raise Converter Problems NEW YORK (JP) - When sla- I ver,. hkb ll'eCIlleDe/n. Lives on Borrowed BA YTOWN, TEX. rIP)- WesJey tions go on the air in the new tele- Then after the FCC makes ~ Blood, Hope Hammock, 28. walked away with­ vision channels to be opened up formal decisIon opening the ne ~verts _ ~trike by AFL out a scratch Thursday night af­ In higher frequencies. you will be UHR channels. stations receivint HOUSTON, TEXAS f\PI - Little ter his automobile overturne:l near ble to buy moderate-priced permits will require probably II , CHICAGO (.4') - The threllt at night, but that the' "negotiations Wayne Gideon was living Friday here, converter [or your present set I months on the a erage to com . Om­ an early meat shutoff to American were merely recessed," Thomas on borrowed blood. but doctors Without checking on damages to Prices [or tbese com'erters may Iplete CIOnstruction and start oper­ held hope he was no lonller on the vehicle, Hammock went t3 his range as low as $25. But manufac- ations. cal- consumers vanished Friday when said no definite time was set for borrowed time, nearby home and had a good tvrers emphas.il.ed Friday that it The S.ppl, llo,OOO AFL and independent meat further ta lks, An inaccessible- wound in the night's rest. will be many months bef"re any The supply of transmitter l handlers agreed to delay their Government Blamed seven-year-old boy's throat closed He returned to the scene Fri­ such tations can go into opera- equipment and UHF converters strike at least until May. The unJons were angry at the itself and bleedlng which began day, lion, by which time they expect and sets will depend. in turn, on( However. 120,OOO.mem- government tor turning down part last Tuesday stopped. He took one look at the tangled also to have sets with built-in the defense situation-the avaU- of an industry-wide wage increase, Wa,ne's condJUon wu de. wreckage-and fainted. provisions lor tuning them in. ability of IT\llterlal5 to build !bern. ; lItr elo united P&4lklnrhouse A CIO strike, tlke one ca1\ed serlbH by at&elldan.. at S&. Hospital attendants said Ham­ Avtrare Guess MaDulaet1aftn were hesliaa& ••rIle... unlo ""'led to reach JOIeph's IDllrmu)' "better." mock is suffering from shock. The a\'erage guess is that it, about ea&lma&lor prl_ 'er t\eII. , • .lmUar art ement with the three years alo, would cut u will be a minimum of two years. verters ar addltJanal 'or ,"kers. Both the. packers and sharply but not paralYle the The cblld·. velDs now are full c..u of rare 0 - RU neptive type berore any sizeable number of an-frequenc,.ets nUl Ule plan I 1mIolII, howev,.-, ~d that lur- natlon's meat supply. Vandenberg Remains bI.... DODe ot It h" own. stations are operating on the new for new chaDDds II ID Its Ilnal I ... er DecoUation "meet/nrs w11l The AFL amalgamated meat Donors from throughout the In Same Condition channels. lora. '" lIeld. The CIO union could cutters and butcher workmen Houston area and as far away 35 GRAND RAPIDS 1m- Sen. Ar­ It probably ",11\ be at leut One said estimates rallied fron\ strike le'aUy after tbe' present reached an agreement with SWift Los Angeles, New York. Kansas thur H. Vandenberg's phYSician I four month belore the Federal $35 to $150 depending on the .rreement expires Sunday mid- and Armour. the nation's two City and Denver responded to ap­ reported Friday that the 67-year­ Co mmunications commillion quality of performance desired ..... i w ' largest packers, holding up their ., , peals after the hospital and blood old Republican lawmaker's c3ndi­ (FCC) completea bearinci on III and the disl nce from a station at -Joe.. -. Thoma s, a Swift and com- strike at least until May 6, The tion showed "no appreciable this proposal for provldlnC' 65 to 70 which the set had to operate. The AFL group represents 100.000 bank stocks here were exhausted. paJ\Y spokesman, said th at nothing workers, giving the boy his chance to stay change." video C'hannell In the ultra bl,b closer you are to a slaUon, the The GOP's top foreign pOlicy oun_ had been accompli~hed at a mee - Ask U.Cent Hike alive. frequencies VHF In addition to simpler the converter elln be. Its Ing with CIO officials Friday The ),oDllpter lell. while he Jeader suffered a relapse nearly the present 12 channels 1n the installation will be very simple. nger Pat Gorman, secretary-treasur­ had .. ltick In bI' mouth, lui a month ago in his battle to re- er of the AFL union, said the un­ Tuesda,. and punelured hi. I cover from a series of lung and ion expected the same pattern spine opera lions, Vandenberg un­ throat.. He bled steadily until '1 AEC Okays Order PiHsburgh Mayor 31·Year·Old Mother woule be followed with other p.m. Thursday. when tbe wound derwent his first operation in Urges TV Promotion i packers, October, 1949, and has been able eloled ItaeU. Doctors bad heell by to take his place in Washington For Atom Engines Gets 29th Transfusion Most of the AFL union's mem­ anable to .tem tbe now. WASHINGTON !PI - Mayor l only a few times since. oles- bers are employed by the small· The woune:! Itself was a puule WASHINGTON (,4» The David L. Lawrence of Pltlsbur&h er packing companies while the un!. to Baylor university school 'Jf CHICAGO UP) - Mrs, Leda bulk of the CIO packinghouse Artificial Rice Atomic Energy commission an- sale:! Friday he will urle mayors al)l! medicine scientists, and his rare B&r~!tet at Chlca~o returned to workers are employed by the WHEN A LADY SHOPS FOR HER NEW WARDROBE, It has been NEW DELHI (IP) _ A demon- nounced a new step Friday looking 01 every American city to promote Qf 11 hospitlll f{)'r her 29th blood type compounded the prob­ ot Frid ~ large packers. estimated she walks at least a mile. exertlnr an accumulated pres­ stration plant tor lhe experimt'n- toward the development of atom­ educational television tlItions In bl90d l'efill. I )/.1 , sure of 500.000 pounds on her feet, That's why shopplnl makes her lem, As sought to halt the tal production of "artificial rice" pow red airplanes. their communitle . ,.1fll'te 37 year 9ld housewife is feel 80 tired. Next time you feel overcome by foot latlrue. try thll massive transfusions Is in operation under government It said it has authorized the Lawrence, president or the U.s. slU(e;tlng from a disease that "shock treatment;" foot experts say It never lalls: Fill t~o baslnl 47th ,iven. The O-RH negative auspices. natural resourses 1l'1" ne!(otlatlon of a contract with the Confcrence of Mayors. also said de ~{l'oys the germ-fighting pro­ Says Larry Parks' one with steaming hot soap suds made with CuUcura soap, the other scientific research minister Sri ocia­ tein bI the blobd . . with Icy cold water. Plunee your feet Into the hot suds for l Y:1 to Z supply in Houston soon aircraft gas turbine divisions ot he will urte UniverSities aqC\ s. I',e,aclled the zero level. Prakasa stated in response to a semi-annually she PTlters Bill­ Movie Career Up mJnutes, then into the cold water for l~ to Z minutes. do this five que tion in parliament. General Electric company, Cin­ choo" In Pittsburgh to apply "at ority Ings hospital for as 'much as 50 times. and wipe dry. While your feet are .tlll ,Iowlnr, massare cinnati, "for the further develop- once" tor an educational TV ,~­ ison, pints of blood. administereo over tbem with emollient Cutlcura ointment. If the skin is thick. wear Psych Colloquium Meets MOELLER TO PEAK ment of a nuclear reactor for tion in Pittsburgh. that 30" days. This has been going on To American Public old socks and let the ointment stay on all night. This massare sorten. The SUI psychology collOQul­ P"~f L~c';" G. Moeller. direc- aircraft." and for 19 years. I ,• tough skin, Next morning dust your feet, especially between the will meet In East hall today t, I' of the SUI school of journal- A reactor produces atomic en- PRODUCTION HALTED pos- No treatment is known, phYSi­ HOLLYWOOD (IP) - Larry toes, with borate all-purpose talcum, and sprinkle some inlo your at ]0 a.m. to hear Dr. J ulJ us .sln. "'"i speak at the Iowa In- ergy and the tihn is to dev!. e ways MILWAUKEE IU'I- A strike by l' cians at the hospital said, except Parks' movie future, a studio ex­ shoes. to absorb perspiration and keep your feet dry. The more ot­ Rotter, Ohio state university, dis­ dustrial Editors associatlon's 10f making the heat from it pro- 5,000 AFL workers halted produc­ to replace the exhausted blood ecutive said Friday, is "more up ten you live yourself this soap-olntment-and.talcum routine, tbe "Social Learning Theory and pring convention April 28 In pel an airplane. A turbine is a tion at the International Harvester ~rtlon, known as garpma globin, to thl! public than it is to LIS," less cause you'll have to CO mplain about tired feet. Reinforcement." Marshalltown, rotnry motor. Co. plant here Friday Mrs. Barchet IS thE: mother of The Columbia spokesman. who • ------~ 1wo girls, Patsy, p, and Lillian, would not be quoted by name, ------of ------~------eaC.h II months. Her husband is a was commenting on the star's The Little Man Wanted the Job ll(porer, withdrawal from a film role be­ re II DALLAS (IP) - A discontented job-seeker, turned down Ko­ cause or his recent appearance at by grocer man T, M, Gardner, attempted to set fire to the grocery , and a hearing of the house unAmeri­ CHURCH CALENDAR -I ECi~ly . Consumer can activities committee. store Friday in West Dallas, 1 pro- FIRST METOODtST (loURCo nr. 10 partlelpale In the rvlc<. Th. lOW ('lTV MI:£T'''IG D PRIEND iPt'<'111 pro,fa", will ~ prewn!ed on Testimony Didn't Influence But Gardner did not call the police, He just took the offender J effe.".n an41 Debeq_e , ' ret-t. Sncr.mrnl 01 BnpU.m lor Inlanto will ~ (1n.tpl:ftdenl Qu.&ktr.) the !:nster Iheme, 11 :30 I,m, Prle thood price Brea k Seen He said the switch had noth­ home-to his mother, Dr. L. I., Dun"lnct.". the Rtv. Reb.,. Ob""T\,pd. S"rmnn: ' 'The Burntn. ""Irt." YW A. d.breom. I.,,·. Un 'en m.. Un" 7 p.m. Slenmont mHlrn~; ft. Croek,rl. Ut e n"", Robert R San"1 Wodn<'lld.y. 7:4' ".m. th. met'lInl( 01 Sunda)·, 8:30 0 m .. Anyone I. Invited " (MIssouri Synod) Vnl1th wl1l rU('nd the lnterd.enomlna· Jd'~uon a ... d Ollht,t .t,,. .. h, BIble ""hnal will pre""nL eane~rt ; 2 :10 al ~nd TRINITY rrJ~"OPI\L CMUaCII tlob. was first notified he must ap- lIona1 youth E.n~te.r Sunrl"e ,e"'r\~'''~ nt The Rt-v . leba . \ C ..... U •• ,a.tar pm .. SUnday ""hool Scale ""bool; 1 p.m , Younl J)t'opl~ '. and chlldr n·• II'!I I. C.Il...... 1 • He told the national industrial: pear at the hearing, 1:~0 n.m, nt the Prtlbyttrlon church. qundAv. 9::\1\ A In SundAY school and FCC Member Drive m .... Unll, ft,v. MeO.~ . Starts ' "",,...ft"',, 6:1" pm.. We"1·van SPT\,lctt ,.h. He,.'. ,. ,. "01' 'qlbl,. ('Inl" ,~ : ~" ""'I" dfvlne worship: Valk_ Thursday, 1:30 p .m . Prayer .nd pr,rllI!~ , conference board that he prev- i "Nobody could tell us when .••• " I I 11"",··, .. 1" hn1l . Mr... M""Jfn,.-t BundA" . 8 I,m. Hotv communion: I : . ~ either "S...,lnl( II Belle"ln.," iously had "felt that the break Parks would be available alter .. , 0 • " I. ',.., t"~ 1!I(l~'II1 servlt'.. depnrt. Monday. 8 p.m.. Chu~h m~m~r. hID UURCn 01' IIRI T ft m •• S.er.", nl of floty 8aptl Ill: ';l~ "", .... 1 .. t . ,m . Church chnnl: In:~ Holv ec>mmun. ema­ ,I." ".·.... "' ...... tt-\Ic hospital will ~I --·. entrrtnr- '.em I in ' prices was still mbnths away. he was subpoenaed. so he lost 1" .. 1 ~." , . ~ ... . 1 .. • • ..Iene ." Ion and ~fmOn , PlanlJ wIll be dlJtrlbu_ Qplur"ltv, 9730 a.m. C'hUdrtn·,· cnte ... Iowa Union if the Now J feel justrfied in moving lip the role/"" the spokesman said. chl.m cI ... , lee! 10 II eh of lhe ~oun't' mem~r. 01 For More School TV Space ~ " ...... - rllUIICif Sunl'lav. 10 •. m. on, ...",Ire aM Holv onere"chln, by Broth~r WolI.ce ~ ~rlce movemehis in the spot tract at $75,000 a picture. WASHINGTON - A new cry to 70 new channels In tbe ultr& .,.. .. .• ,'. 'P...... ~, .... ··c. "... t.r .'"U"'IO" a.nd Linn .reet. The L .. .,,,ard M. Slur•• ,..",Iate pa.t.r The at. Rev. Mit .. ,.. (", n . Melnbf'r. BI.k ~. BIlT" NV ~T rllt!. II and ' p~lmaxy o. producers' mark- Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. where hlg-h Irequencles, to be added to I .m", ..tI, a_H'III, for more and better channel space ,JQu1"l'; " , Q.", ..., ,..,," .. '"' ~"o"" ,.,tar the presellt lZ channels In the n~o~o J~FD rH~"rll OF Th. It, ... Leonar. Tlt.om, .ft. ,a.'le, ft!I. DiSalle safll;" would be re- Parks recently finished a t.':m for educational television arose ~Ir'" C. Arlttl ... , .. ,.. _' .. ··r· "'.,t""d"nt 1'he R .. ",. J. lV. , rhmth. WflJlal1'l O. ,I' It IIRIST 0 ~l,ec~' in consumer goods prices with Elizabeth Taylor, said the very bl rh frequencies: Tbll fJ .... H .... ' h1"oPY'''·'I"I " 'It" - ... . ,.. ' ..... "I'''' ...... Mereu, alii tant. PlltOri I TTP.R n V '~· T , :3Il ~ , m , lIund~\' "'''001: 10 :" n""" Friday in the wake of the federal 'n rhtlrit": 1(" ::s.o n.m " . -~ ..... ' I, ('I'tntrrf'nte r.a", ' " ... ' ,,~ ",n... hlp \Vlth Ih .. lermon. '''!'he ·\'"r·"'''' ~·lndnv . 7'30 Z' m . ~ .., '~m" hi"" mf\ltl\ 111 retnil stores in several wee' :s, picture "isn't scheduled for re- would take care of more Ulan "_,,,,·I,.y., th,. rh ..... tr ,~ ",h·" Emply Tomb"; 8:30 p.m, !>"... I .~'\.4'r communications commission's wll' ... ., '" .. '"... . "'." mno, ot 6, g, 10:,! And 1I :3fI a.m. I"W& IT''fpl'\ II 2,000 stations In some 11200 Lovelv Gardf"n" by Ole'.. ' .... "! ... ·,. Sermon ' 1-.." p .. tu'lm.", '''lln, Itru'drnt .,. til r\·tf'ft: 7:30 n.m -';v~nln, ~M(lc. -.., lease until six months from now. (FCG) announced plans for a na­ 'H~*tf4"V ma~!'e '" ":30 a,m . In the ('on· Wllh Ihe (lim. "Mld"""ntury Jl'rodsts in Ma­ a Parks appearance in a trailer '. TT\~I"t.lnAft 'nr ft..,. "'''I,,\venlenee (t' Rt'\· J , W.ltt'r McElenty. al !lIA~nt pA - r b, vising space tentatively assigned those for education, will open ,.t,. with amnn chtldrpn. , T r TR'<'K'q r"TlI"Ur CII Rell t! " 1' n J .., <'"lIRrH JlQ'D'Jn t~e past two years and 17 - ·an advertising teaser lauding a !!.I £ . Coari treet tor.. .. I ... ,.. ••• an. Qllb.. . h •• t for exclusive school use is not Wednesday, 8 p.m .• t.estimontnl nlt!:! t °ll n d · I~ · . 1 '"oW rn.,.... ~ .• ~ , 9 10 and e".e r' .­ more are awaiting e~ecution. forthcoming picture - had been here May 23. FCC expects them Th R.i . Rev. ~.... ,. . Patrick O' Rtlllt. T'I .. "" • • I •• ,,, " l.rtltl.,.. ...l., ·n«. p • .tor lI ·an • m, High mus nt' 7:30 •. m. , re· nearly enough to serve the mass to run for two months, A re'tdfn, ron." flL 2$1 .. 11:, ,., .... "" ,., ...... In ' 4~ C'1l1r.h ""h .... l. public lervtc•• Uta A. governme'nt - statemeht said cut out as a result of booing '~'f"f'kdq \' mnlll c' " ~' H\ I. 7' tfl " m · tf'l)I't till: tt'l t''If' ",,,hll,. Th~ R,. v. '14"'''"1)"'' t , PI.eha, ... ·llll\t!'f " n n~"t population, '''If'n 'lnllv " •• Ho'" n~v ma (' ; 5:4). 7, 8. U R m ".t... ", ... ,. '''' .. Qu tlon'" captured telTorists ~hose crimes from 'the audience, .,.,.unt ,I'lor 'I" m .... l"n. ,,/ Ih. Urulde dub, ille Fight Just Beg-un "PI'lL ~\I"c1ln;" an" lev'" .... olldnvs. at If Dnd 12 :15 p.m *~de them liable tot the death l 'hc house committee has sched­ '" ,..... 10 5 p.m. Also Thursdays. , 10 , ~un" t" \·. fl ':''' n.m .. Snl,..,.,t\ hhth mrHt ~ ("onte lono: ~ ; 30 to 6 p.m, and , 10 rdtr She announced that her fi!lllt ~m, ,. .. . "" ...... ,, 111:: "':\"1. n ''' 1Ii 11 n.m , .. : ~n r m nt'l 011 ~f\tur(hy~ an'" r4.,v I, ... Til': tV '0r.1 ' ''AI. """II! Cft • H penalty numbered 657 or which uled resumption of hearings about Typhoon Danger .,,,tt 'lIP rO""f "fff tr to get 25 percent of all television , .. .. , ...... " MA .... • .. • " ·'tn n tn Cor~ holy doy. 20 mlnute. ~Iafe th~ PakJ- II Th ••••• $1< •••• ,ut.. 608 had thus far been charged in Apl'it 10, anJ reported Friday n."T I'1IF.SSVT':IIIAN rHUR(,1I " .. n' .... ,,,,,"'I, SAturday 3 t" "10 P Ill. SundlY mau;,. and durin, the 0:30 and r.. v. service reserved for education and Run ,ClV. 8:11() n m . q"",,,,,,, ,. ",,-,..-; Over for Isla rid " ' Mark-t ~ "d Cllnt"n dr'-elf! ~ nd 8 p.m . 7:30 o.m , w""kday mal5c . ".$ 'broU5 C<\urt. that 10 Hollywood figures for information "has just begun," , The Re. • • P . Hew".n P"I1.ek. )II_ st., ' ,m. undo;v IChool hour: 10:&q a.m,. the ligures were given for the whom it h:Js subpoenas had not undDy 0:30 a,m, Union Sunrl,••• rvlcr ' T. WEN(''''I • ' I~ i\Tlflll.1f' CtlIIRC'1I FIRST ENOLI If LlITIIEaAN c n ua R MornlnC ,",or.hlp. Sormon: "II- hInd lb. It Into U.S. Education Commission­ HONOLULU, T, H. !\PI - Rear 4t~fi ~,.t •• ,. ... , t:lO "''''Ic~: . , period from June 1, 1948, the date been located. Some 30 others It hh'h ."''''001 ~'olln, pN'Iole ot the Prell: · r),¥ -., .. nabaqae an4 Mark"t duet.. Invl.lhle V.I .. ," p,m. Jan • other er Earl J. McGrath balled the Adm. Stanhope C. Ring, iovernor ~\l t prl .. " (.'hltf"('lh. Th .. f'TOUO will "Inll( ~ • T~~ ft ..... r.dwfl P" " ' ~"p," ...... t.r The Rey. Otor,.. B . ",b•• ,., ,I.l.r p,m., Ev~nlnl ..rvl~e, ""Y. Ro~tt Coop­ a ' state Of emergency was pro­ have been served. ~6 UnlVf"rAllv hn.nltnl nnrl return (n t The Mev. Joseph "'. 'linn...... tan. .r will mow a film on Ind ... commission's proposal as :l of the Marshall islands, said Fri­ Sundav, . :30 I .m . faUns: ' :30 I .m. claimed in Malaya. up to Feb. I, Heading the list of those not ~ "'\rl!hl"" l\"ct hr-n'dallt: 9f30 n.m .• SIt"l" p • • tor !lunday ochool; 10 ;4' I .m lI10rnlni wor. Mondl". 7 pm .. Boy !koUII wtU mtfl c un­ "tremendously encouraging re­ day the island or Kwajalein was DC 'nv Fehnol wort"fn I'!rv'('p tn t.,,,,, Inn ... · Sunday, 6 n_m., Sotf'mn hllh mal; ship. I t the nlel .cboot bulldln.: • p.m. OW­ '" ..v , A "Inv. "W>O~m C;..,1< Y~ 1" will clnl board wIll met' al pr­ 1951 . found is actre.ss Karen Morley. Low macus .l 8. )0. and 11 : .~ n m . church the them," cOllIlUon of the importance of longer threatened by the typhoon ~tvpn b~ the hl,h ,.,hool peo!'le nnd tontlrfl• ....-----,------ConI" In~., SBlurd.y. 3 10 5:30 p.m , CHtlRCH 01' H: (lOIlI. l' dpllJ\1"tmlltl'l'. wm pArtlclptlt~ . "v· this creat new medium and its "Georgia" 'nd 7 10 8'10 n.m , OF 1.I\TTEIt nA V I NT Wed"eodlY. 7 p.m.• Oakdlle rvlce: 1 implications for the field of ,. Invltpd: 10:." A.m .. Mort'lln'" Inllru.!!nn for ffl'ode school trtudenls. 9'A I , fll,cll1t4 .treel p,m .. P",yef ..,rvlee. Navy ships, which had left '.,..l"lI;hln. S"rl""on: "V~ F.,~tI Ltv,. A\~"'" ~aturdnv 8:3" n.m.: rOT hf.h """001 .tu­ L . Sl~.hen Rle-hard. Jr• • Best Dressed Spring Look education." Kwajalein for the open sea when -n" Ihere will be an InCnnt bnntflmal crvlce, -lent., Sohlrdov • lI .m .; tor odult.a Mon_ Brandl Pru •• t.nl He said he is sure educators the storm threatened to over-rur. ·I.y Rnd ThursdAY 7:30 p.m, Sund.,v. 10 a,m. Sunday ""hool. A unl9JI - End. TonJ&e - "will promptly marshal the nec­ the little atoll, were ordered to CONGREGATIONAL enullC" A. Murph, • Brtan Donlev, pow essary resources to take ad van­ ' .. " .... ' I'In .".. "II,.· .. " IItr.. " . .. return, the navy said, Tbe .... Jolln G. Cral" .I.'.r NOMINATED FOR ACADEMY AWARD 'KANSAS RAIDERS' in the tage of the. opportunity thus made All other islands in the M,ar,hap ~1I"dl)v. ft:30 n.m .. Youn llr D~nlf'" h ".· " ,. , And nown s.rvlce. Me.llne 01 Ihe LATE Color b)' Teehnlcolor ern­ available to them," group had been ordered. by Rin~ llud.e T "I·th,-.., r~I''''''' . A brA"''cfnRt will rollow TODAY Prompt Support to report all typhoon damaJe lind '-In .:."".1 ... _. In:41l lI.m. Mornin"! wonh l", . I two Some prompt support came from ask for assistance Jf it were needed or"''' .... h~ 1 childrpn nnd youn. peopll' s~g~ LI e~~zrA .. THRU union Mayor David L, Lawrence (If NITE ~ TUESDAY Pittsburgh. president of the U,S, PAN AMERICAN DAY SPECIAL EASTER PROGRAM - Biggest Hit of the Year conference of mayors, Lawrence WASHINGTON (IP) -President iANCELANO said he will urge mayors through­ Truman Frle:!ay proclaimed S.at­ , <;)edar Rapids. Iowa out the country "to back a move­ urday, April 14, as Pan-American 10wa.'1 Smartest Ballroom ment to secure non-commercial day. education television stations in Tonlrht every city possible." ME·EASTE.R BALL FCO'. plans for expandln, BaUle of tbe Bands television service include up . HAL WIESE & DEL CLAYTON ORCHESTRAS ry Fri­ In tM Sunday WRA. Betty J. Williams EASTER BALL Muaic by 1Uf- Files for Divorce V~aliTY CLUB ORCHESTRA Betty J . Williams Friday filed PLUS suit tor divol'ce in Johnson county ' ..01 '''.''01111' •.. e..... ~ district court from Robert J . ·a,alla. Tit_ r.,.· ... VIN' Williams, LA'll WO.LD NIWII IVIJIfTS MIS, Williams charges cruel and inhuman treatment and asks the court for custQCly of a minor " OM" 0,.. 1:11-1.:... • child , She also requests support or herself and the child to be determined by the court. The couple was married Oct. 25, 1945, in Quincy, Ill., and se­ parated Dec, 22, 1950,

Easter Sunrise Rites Set G£OIIGE Cl\rnt For First Presbyterian Easter' Sunrise se£.vice will be U~\~ . mm -~~lUm· "Ull held at 6;30 a,m, Sun(lay in the nT Hw y First Presbyterian church for all Iowa Gity high school students, The Rev. Leon England, of the lIIa8: JEROME K. OHRBAOK Iowa City Ministerial association, ,., N~ Yor~, the toriner Glad,.. Is in charge of the interdenomina­ 'J" ollo!JoiJI eoe ~, .r ,ColumbUi. Ohio, bl' CONTRAS'l' IN STRIPES, a tional service. John Larew, Iowa; GAR~ KRRIll' I\UGI\ tMR\.(ffll dres8 coat· dress atternoon co.­ ken R1etltecl "belt drened In City high school student, is wor­ PLUS CO-HlT - tume of black tillue faille Itu hip chairman and David Spera­ • I ~ \ \ 11"1 I) .. I I "1" Seledad MUSICAL C()..FEATURE .... tl... .t tadlon" by Emil a "plerine stole" of black II':J GIN G[R jO ', (PH $ .. ~.! T eck, University high scbool stu- Dill "'A.." ~"h 8""'-1Jdireetor of the wblte faille - Irom .. New York dent, is publicity chairman. ROGERS COTTEN TEMPl 1 -,1&01 - ~Il .a.,m" Mrs. Ohrbach dealrner'l Iprln,. 11151. oollec· The students wiU meet at the ARNAZ . HATCIiE~ COLOR CARTOON· "aoo 800 a"a~" "~ Ute 'wlr. o~ .. dn,rtmeDi tlon. Buttona, covered In the church for ' a breakfast ane:! serv- .. h. IE' . ,• fabrl(', Itart lrom I V -neckline. j ,.. ,Ikt. prealdeni Ind con.ultani lee. A movie, "Journey Into Faith" 1~' SPORT THllILL I'oekets open on the aide and wUl be shown during the service ca.ut. V- ·'-'eta•• wi...... it,i.. , I.r her hUiband', ltorel S are finished with pointed naPI. nne:! then the group will go to the a...... _ill LATEST NEWS ill Ne" York, N'''ark alld Loa AnUlell. UniverSity hospitals to sing hymns. J,______.__ ;...::._..:===:::::. X'rRA- ~c...... ; I • J rAGE FOUR - THE DAILY IOWAN, SATURDAY. MARCH 24. 1951 Sid Gordon Third Hawk~ · Rip Arkansas' Teachers, LON

' I Jrum tll( eral higl Friday \ 14~7, For Season~s 3rd Vi(tory . A va • CONWAY, AHK. - Iowa's IIawkeyes advanced to one game * * * through over the .500 mark on their southern tour here Friday afternoon Boxscore the night with a 17 hjt, 14-7 victory oyer Arkansas Teachers. I Tankers Set School hOpe thai Iowa's season's record now stands at three wins and two losses. IOWA AD u 1'0 A I! 4 !pade iI Cebuhor cl .. , . . 6 • 3 0 ; Soongnr, 2b . ... ,. ,. ~ 0 3 0 22.00 Yard Relay.' Iceland The Hawks play Teachers jn the LWldqu st, rI , .. 4 3 5 I ,potty second game of the series this Hand.Bok. 3bU ...... 50 2I 02 (\0 ~o from ra Christoph. •• ...... 5 2 2 4 Record I"n Practl"ce Ihat, the afternoon and then head back for Phil Duggan Wins Brandt. Ib ...... 4 3 7 0 I Iowa City. Dlnoole, C . . .. . ,.,. 5 1 5 0 0 Swimming Coach Dave Arm- vival eql J)epUt Diehl. p ...... 2 0 0 2 0 I:.ruster felt in the mood for a Duane P,randt and Chuck In NCAA Wrestling A-DraM .... , ...... I I 0 0 0 One of Cehuhar collected t'A'O home Marsh, p " . '" l 0 0 0 ~ record - breaking performam'e (Special I. Th. Oall, Iowanl rllal. H 17 ~7 7 • the big' ru.ns Blliece for Iowa Friday A-l'llnglea for Diehl In 7th, Friday so today Iowa's 400-yard plane kn AD R PO A I! relay team holds a new pool, and drove in four runs. Lett BETHLEHAM, PA. Phil Asrc Br Baker, 2b ...... 4 2 I ' 4 ~ Iowa, and possibly national coi- _was Fielder Geor(e Hand accounted Duggan at 130-pounds was the Cork. "' ...... 3 I I puty CO! for two more runs battered In Allen, ss ...... I 0 0 I 0 legiate mark in that event for only Iowa HaWkeye wrestler to Bell, II ...... 2 2 I () 0 the 20 yard course fIeld, Shl with a pall' of lon( ou' fleld fUes. Halbrook. J( ...... I I 0 0 0 - . survive first round competition in rf ...... in all' Starter Whitey Diehl was the John."n, I 0 0 0 I The new figure of 3 :26.8 was man~ . the NCAA wrestling tournament Jo)'ner, cl ., . , . , .,. 5 0 7 I g set in a practl~e session Friday com winning pitcher although he yield­ Brown. d .. . ., . .. .:z 0 1 0 during here Friday. Two other Hawkeyes Sam8, r[-If .. . , . .. .. 3 1 2 0 0 afternoon by Keo Mana, Dick ed I I hits and all seven of the entered in the meet were beaten. Bildni i Teacher's runs before being re­ ~~:01l:b3ti· :: : ::: ::: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ LaBahn, Wally Nicholson and strat Manuel Macias, in the 123-pound lieved in the seventh inning by cope. c ...... 3 1 ~ 0 I Captain Rusty Garst. It tops the quarto class, was decisioned by Thomas Jaynes, p ...... 3 0 0 I 0 pool record of 3:30.7 set by Bruce Marsh. Marsh gave up two Lovell. p ...... I 0 0 1 0 Jlounce hits and no runs in the last three Keys of Oklahoma A & M, 9-1 rotala 40 13 27 II • Michigan in 1937 and Yale's na- and HeavyV(eight George Meyers Runs-Cebuhar 3, Stenger 2. Lind· tional collegiate mark of ' 3:2B.5. innings. qulst 2, Hand 1. Bok ), Christoph. - The Hawkeyes scored eight runs was beaten by Homer Barr of Brandt 2. DIehl, DrAhn. B_)cer 2. Cork 2. While the new time is officilil1y Penn State, 5-1. Sam" Carroll Cope; RBI-Cebuhar 4, I d I a k ·t can" B9STON BRAVES OUTFIELDER SID GORDON was taned out (AI' Wlrepholo) ,.1 in the top of the seventh inning Hand 2. Bok. Christoph. Brand 4. Bak- a poo an ow mar, I , farly Friday by Philadelpbia A's third Baseman Bl11y Hitchcock In t~e baseman, recovered the ball and fired till' tl,te 0:0(. to move ahead after trailing, 8-5. The defending national champ­ cr. ,Iovner 2. Cope 2: =B hits- Hand. Bak- be recognized as a national col­ er: 3b hlts- Christoph, Cork, Halbr,ook, legiate mark unless approved by sixth Inning 01 an exhibition game between the two clubs. Gordon Boston's Tommy Holmes (1) who was eoachM~!NirJl('·1 pase is Iowa started this winning rally ion Iowa State Teachers college Cope: Home rups- Ccbuhnr 2, Brandt 2, fared better in Friday's compet­ Double plaY5--Jaynes to "uk to Sims: NCAA officials. was safe at first when A's Shortstop Tom Davis threw wide of first shown gesturing to Gordon to slide. The gam ed at Bra­ against J. T . Haynes, the pitcher ChrIstoph to Stenger to Brandt: Walk. Drawback to NCAA recognition afler Ileldlnll' Gordon's grounder. Ferris Fain, Phlladelph\a. I\rs\ denton, Vh.. who last year outlasted Glenn ition. The Teachers scored victories oll--Jayne, 3. Lovell 3. Diehl 2: Strike '\ in six of the seven weight div­ out .... by Ja)·ne. f. Lovell 1 Diehl 3. is the fact that the performance ~~~ Drahn in 'a pitcher's duel, 1-0. ------SUI gr Marsh 2: Hits oCI-Dlehl (Jl In 6), wasn't turned in in a regulation Friday the Hawks pounded isions to keep ahea~ of Oklahoma Mor8h (2 In 3). Jaynes OS In 0 ..,.) Lov- Injured, Hynes for 13 bits and 10 runs .. A & M who is the favorite to win ell (4 In 2 ~" Winning plloher, Diehl : meet against competition. How­ Losln~ pitcher. ' Jaynes. Umpires Tucker ever, three ·timekeepers were seven before he was reUeved in the this rear's meet. and Wheeler. ~rlday middle of Iowa's seventll bUlinA' present - Rollie Williams, Dr. Killed Fred Beebee, and Frank Hav­ Kentucky Favored Over Illini In NCAA J 28, an licek - and Armbruster was NEW YORK (IP) - It may come the Kn I:E:~~~~~se ~~:s~h~~~i~~o~~ :h~ Justice'De 'parlJ11ent Requests iudging the turns and jump-offs. as somewhat of a surprise, but and Fat "I plan to submit the time to Coach Adolph Rupp of Kentucky chaplain the NCAA and I think there's r. thinks his Wildcats are due for ::; 1 Miss good chance that it will be ap­ "good" game when they meet Il­ was gra ~§~:"::~: l~~:::~:~,~:,~~:. NCAA to Explain TV Ban proved," Armbruster said. linois in the Eastern regional ruary, Iowa added two more in the "I knew all aiong that the NCAA basketball finjl tonight at Dwlglj fourth before Teachers scored five boys could do it, and, in fact, J Madison Square Garden, ward WASHINGTON (AP) - The justice department sajd Friday think the,)' can go even faster. runs for the 7-4 lead which stood The baron of the Bluegrass ;s of Cha it has asked the National Collegiate Athletic Association for an We might try again next week." up until Iowa's seventh inning ral­ not one to spout optimism when The t Highlight of the Hawkeye ef­ ly. Iowa collected two more runs explanation of its recent ban on televising college football games. there's chance to look at the darj{ way 14 fort was the blazing :50 credited in the ninth. In response to inquiries, the department disclosed that its anti· side of things. He's worried about Krutsin I to Garst for his 100-yard stint. Left hander Dick Orth wlli pro- trust divisio11 is studying the the Illini, he said, because his highwa bably be Coach Otto Vogel's quintet hasn't played at peak form the oth statting choice for today's last question as paJi of its general in some time (note: season's rec­ , demoli game of the tour. During the tour scru tiny of relationships between Happy Chandler Raps Exhibition Baseba~1 ord, 30-2). At t big time sport and the radjo and so far the Hawks split with South­ Senators 1, Giants 0 Besides, he pointed out, he has western Louisiana Institute and television industries. had very little opportunity to Louisiana Tech. Method of Voting Wnshlnglon I A) 010 000 000 - I 5 0 This is the !irst time that am­ New York (NI 000 000 000 - 0 B 2 scout the Big Ten champions, who Iowa's first home games of the ateur sport has come Into the pic­ Kuzava. Simo (61 and Grasso. Okr!e have a season mark of 21-4. 161: Jones. Kcnn~dy 16' and Westrum. season are scheduled for April 6 ture. For Commissioner North Olrolina State, Illinois' vic­ and 7 against Luthur. There was no immediate com­ tim Thursday night, played a zone ml:llt from NCAA. Dr. Hugh Wil­ LOS ANGELES (IP) - A. B. Braves* *16, *A's 8 defense; Kentucky uses a tloatin~ h b l' Philadelphia (AI 002 oos 102 - 8 9 4 DON SUNDERLAGE IRV BEMORA BOB PETER ON lett, member of th6 University of (Happy) C andler, asebal s de- I Boston IN) JDe 000 · 03x 16 15 00 man to man. So, Rupp reasoned, Southern,.. California faculty and osed high commissioner tossed WYle, Kucab ( 41 Fowler (6) and Tlp- the Illini will deal with his men P • ton; Bickford and Cooper. LP, 'Vyse. lilini Starters Against Kentucky U-Hi.gh Defends president 01 NCAA, said on the in a different manner. off a few humorous cracks about coast that be would have nothing '* * * • his troubled office here Friday. Reels 7 Red Sox 0 Trouble for IIIlnl to say until Monday, when he ex­ Rupp might not think much of pects to receive the lettcr (rom the He wound up delivering an ap- Cincinnati IN) , 021 211 000 _ 7 II 2 stranglehold on the top spot in B I A) his chances of reaching the final State Track 000 000 000 - 0 5 1 .;>eal for continued na tional sup- Boston The Associated Press poll all justice depaltment. nod of the game. Rnm.dell. Blackburn 181 U orly 18) and round at Minneapolis Tuesday, j " Pramcsa. Howell 18): Wtght. Masterson K-State Scores Victor) .' The justice department would but his fellow coaches see no­ through the regular season, Bob It was Chandler's first ap­ 151 and Rosar. WP. Ramsdell. LP, WIght not comment on tht! legal aspects thing but trouble ahead lor illi­ Crown Today ?eal'ancc before a major gather­ Peterson is the man who will of its latest inquiry, but some legal * * * nois. have to play the main role. U-high defends its class B in­ authorities here are of the op­ 'ng since the major league own­ Chisox 1S, Browns 9 Over Brigham ~Yroung Said St. John's mentor Frank door track title this afternoon and inion that the NCAA can ban the ers recently, in effect, voLed him 'it. Louis I Ai 000 170 100 - 9 12 1 Peterson is a mere six-Ieet, • out of office. He was the princi­ ChlcD~O IAI 003 003 OOx -15 12 3 McGuire, whose team was thro:­ KANSAS CITY (IP) - Forward signed him ~o StoP . Mel Hutchin~, evening at the fieldhouse but the televising ql college football it StRTr SI.aleT II I Pllletoo (71 MedlJng­ eight-inches tall, and he'll have tied by the Wildcats in the quar­ Ed Head, scored in the clutch the Kansan. b~giol,n to roll. Hut­ Bluehawks aren't favored ,to win. it is a complete blln. oal opeaktr at a Rotary ciub fOr (8) and Lollar; Pierce. Dobson 161 to take care of Spi,,:,ey. .nd Nlnrhos, Wilson 181 . WP. PIerce. LP. ter-finals: often enough Friday nIght to bring chins was held W Jive baskets, Seven stars who helped the When the justice department be­ luncheon. StArr. Home runs-Stewart 12), Golds­ "That Kentucky team - every­ Kansas State a 64-54 victory over three of the late in the game. Bluehawks to a one-point triumph gan its investigation about three "Baseball is ncar to my heart," berry, body can score." Brigham Young in the first sem;­ Head coil ted 11 points to pIny over Nevada last year have grad­ years ago only baseball was in­ Chandler said, adding, " I can say Clair Bee, Long Island univer­ final game of the Western NCAA uated. Another loss is veteran volved. The department raised ob­ it now without hopIng to be re­ Pirates* 6,... Cubs* 2 Bill Harris Favored second !iddle Teammate Bob sity coach, observed: basketball playoffs. The defeat Rousey's 13 tallies. Joe Richey and Coach M. F. Carpenter who has iections to some of the restrictions el ected to office." Plltsburth IN) JOO 000 500 - 6 8 0 "Ken Lucky can run and Illi- Chlcal!o (N) DID 001 000 - 2 6 1 ended the Utah team's hope o[ Roland Minson, wno had four per­ retired. Athletic Director Loll radio broadcasts of big league Retracing his carcer, Chandler on CtJamh<'rs, Friend m 8,,/1 McCul1o~h. r-ois likes to run. Kentucky call To Defend Big Ten sweeping the season's double sonai fouls after 18 minutes of ac ­ Alley has taken over the coaching gamp . This resulted in a broad said tl)at in 1945 he was in the Fltz..-ern!d 171; Schultz, Kelly m Hack- score and Illinois likes to score. f?'r f8' unrt 'Valk(lr, Owen 17~. WP. crown. tion, led the U h. Cougars with job with the assistance of M~ revision of radio rights to make U.S. senate "by reason of a ma­ Chambers. LP. Kell y. Home run-We.t- ·1 look for a high scoring game Head moved into the fray every 12 points each. Rosen,10wa graduate, and Arnie on-the-held broadcltsts. iorlty vote by the people of Ken­ lake. with Kentucky the winner." Title in Gym Meet Caplan. Fresh complaints Involving time Kansas State, the five anti After the Kan as team had tucky. Everett Case, North Carolina Bob Ewalt, U-high's all-arouml baseball and footba.lI came In I F C t MADISON, WIS. 1\1'1 - Nine Bip one-half point program (avol'ite, altered Its defensive pattern, "A majQrity vote does not owa encers ompe e State coach, thought so, too, as did started to falter. It tllen took t.ll m another fi ve athlete, rates as the Bluehaw~' last year, and the whole matter Ten schools including Iowa, com­ count in the business' I am now Joe Lapchick of the top performer in today's meet. was put back on anti - trust's In Big Ten Meet Today profession~l pete here today in the 21st annUll1 He wasn't the leadinlr scorer minutes to get it range. After in," he quipped, obviously I'e­ EVANSTON, ILL. ()P) - Illinois Ncw York Knickerbockers. That nnd he wasn't the hottest defens­ 10 minute of pl;ly, the), led by Other possible point wilmers fOl' ae'lve .fUe. confercnce gymnastics meet ~t felTing to tbe nine votes cast in is a strong favorite to retain its just nbou t made it unanimous. J U-hieh arc Bob Cantrell, Gardner At the bottom of the whole thing the University of Wisconsin field ive man but he was one of tho onl 16·12. his favor to the seven against title today as six schools cross Spivey tbe Dil'fercncc ~lt Van Dyke and Bill Dinsmore. is the feeling of sports interests house with delending Champion big reasons the Big Seven cham­ The victorll' bqij;e was 39-21 which blocked the renewal 0/ ~words in the Big Ten fencing Seven-toot Bill Spivey, Lhe A record number of 45 schoois, that too much broadcasting , has Illinois favored to repeat. pion advanced to tonight's !inili Lhe half. Midway in the fin,11 his contract at the recellt ballot­ championship at Northwestern. Wildcats' big scorer, could prove round. period Brig):lam Young brought exceeding by onc last year's to­ cut gate receipts. The Illini have three veterans ing in Miami, Fla., he needed Besides Illinois and Northwest- the difference. With him con­ The Kansans, darlings of the the count to 49-45 just before tal, are entered in the meet, meet The inquiry arises from a com­ who last year won five indivi­ twclve. ern, the field includes Iowa, Ohio trolling the backboards, Kentucky 9,400 plus fans, will pia), the Head got thin$s under control director Francis Cretzmeyer has plnint by Btate Senator George dual championships. Frank Dolan. announced. Miskovsky of Oklahoma City, who He termed baseball a "national State, Wisconsin and Michigan is next to impossi ble to beal. winner of tbe Oklahoma A M· aga1l1. Soon It 'Was 55-45 in th~' State which will be making its If Coach Harry Combes' team the most versatile of the three, Preljminaries will get under tried unsuocessfully to get Okla­ resource" and pleaded that its University of Washlnrlon ramI' Kansans' favor nnd that was the integrity be kept intact to merit first appearance in a conference i5 to put on a good show again.t participates in six of the eight for the Western championship ball game. ) way with the pole vault at 1 p.m. homa legislature to pass a bill events. and the evening session starts at pu bUc tru.st. fencing championship meet. I Kentucky, which held a virtual tonl.-ht. The winner will meet requiring television of all univer­ Last year, Dolan placed first in 7 p.m. sity of Oklahoma football games. the Eastern tltllst In Mlnneapo- REYNOy-> ALL RlGUT the side horse, horizontal bar, and lis Tuesday. SAN FHA'\'jCYI)CO lIP) - New Therfs No Roo~ at Home all-around events. Brigham Young, which won the York Yankee 1'lleher Allie Rcy­ Combination of Circus - Iowa's Bill Harris is favored first leg of the slam crown in th ' nolds merel. hns an inflamed ci­ to successfully delend his trampo­ National Invitation tournament bow and not a ch lplJCd bone as line title. last week in New York, took thc wo~ feared. This was 3l1nounc~d Michigan State is competing in early lelld, but when Coach J ael< Friday aft l' th 33-year-old New Minor League Bill ·Yeecks , its first Western con terence gym Gardner of Kansas State relieved IYork slol' Iiud undergone X-ray meet and Purdue is the only con­ six-foot, eight-inch Lew Hitch of examinations on hb SOl' pilching - And Good Old Baseball [erenee school represented. his scoring assignments and ns- arm, NEW YORK• *1m - *The minor players *pose for * the * shutter bugs, leagues will be loaded with "Bill orchids tor the ladies night, all­ Veecks" thi!> season if Geol'ge time fan night and even a "Hi, Trautman has his way. Neighbor" night S<) the customers Trautman wants minot· league from towns in the community EUGENE, T. -LAREW baseball's golden anniversary year can come to the ball park to meet to be a sock. success, so he issued their friends· and soak up a little n dandy little handbook to club baseball, toQ, owners containing the promotion­ Player contests, golt exhibi tions, al "secrets" employed with box bait-casting contests and fashion INDEPENDENT, office distinction by spol't-shirt shows arc on the list. Candidate for Bill Veeck, one-time boss of the . There arc suggestions tor "T_ , Cleveland Indians. shirt clubs" for the kids, days on And Tr2utman added a few which the youngsters can engage gimmicks of his own with a com­ in pre-game thrOWing contests pletely minor league twist-such and workouts with the local play­ CITY COUrNCIL h as crowping an "apple pie queen" ers, and nights with special door at the ball park and community prizes fOI: ' the ladies. sings. Trautman urges the vendors • Graduate Engineer ETT "But romember," warned the keep theIr hot dogs hot and their mil~or league boss, "there's no cold drinks coid. Pop corn goes World War II Veteran substitutc for u hustling bull great and peanuts arc tough on • club." thc sweepers but a traditional f) Life.Long Resident And that was point No. 1 with hecessity, Veeck, too. Want a clown or ex,tra attrac­ Competent Businessman Everything a club owncr wants tion? \ Try AI Schocht, Johnny • to know about boosting box-office Price, Billy Mills or Max Patldn. is covered by the new handbook For baseball mOVies, contact • Free of commitments t~ C including advice on this stickler: Lew Fonseca, baseball's Official Other Political Partie. "You have a second divisioh !notion picture director. club-It is June I-what to do?'\ J:'rlmary project tor all: "Gold­ First in general suggestions for en Girl" b~auty contest!, • Local This t\(lI;Crll~c/llc/11 raid all clubs nre the special days ot "queens" may be moving up . nights-high school day, sandlot through elimination COl')tests up For By Persollal li'rle,tC day, college night, Lou Gehrig to the finllls on II> national basis. Of K 1'. /AOI'll' nil:;ht on the 10th anniversury 01 Trautman feels these things can WASHINGTON OATOHER the valiant Yankee's death June be Bccompllmed with dlgnHy­ New rerlr Gllnll Irq. leorlq afternoon In I Florida exhibition lame. CIIIl~ Hartun. &rIp led to !', r:ll1rHt'1 r~ml'r!l ninht ,,'hl'l1 Illn nnll r.l!eN'S . lell field 1I1111 r,lvlll'lI IrlNI 10 I'orp, rrolll first hllsl'. "'"shlIlAtotl 111'£1'011'11 Uw Clnnts, I II . THE DAIL1. [OW N.

- - --~- ... ~ Gianl Plane Disappears Morning Exercises in a POW Camp 19 Doctors, Dentists Take Pre-Induction WANT ADS OVer Atlantic; 53 Aboard , Physicals in · April LONDON (AP) - A huge U.S. airforce C-l24 transport bound Nineteen doctor an:i dentl·ts 'DON'T WANTS' SOLD from the United Slates to Britain with 53 persons, including sev­ from Johnson cO\lnty will take WITH WAIT eral high officers, disappeared in fog and rain over the Atlantic pre-ind uction • physicals during Friday without giving any radio clue to its fate. I April in the firs call'p! doctors ADS ILL BUY EASTER CLOTHING! . A vast search was carried On ------since the beginning of the Ko- • • rean war. WANT AD RATES Baby Sitting through clearing weather into aboard. They were CoL KeDDe&h The group includes 16 doctors • • BABY &IIUne. rs. ~ rra~ ••- 1... . N. Gray. budcet officer; Lt. E. A. .~....:::.....:..:=- ihe night. Airforce spokesmen held and three dentists. Silt draft One day ___ .. 8c per word hope that the transport might have McKoy of the material direct­ BABY altuDe furnlaht!d. Phon" 1-1l1li. made a landing In the Azores or ora'e; Lt. Col. J. I. Hopkins, .. transfers will also be sent from Thne da)'s _... __ . lOe per word Iceland and been prevented by chief of SAC's military personnel here for physicals. Ix days . __ . __ ... 13c per word Autae for Sole - Uaed .potty transmission conditions divisIon; and Maj. G. H. Stod­ The doctors and dentists will One !\flnth .__ "ge per word from radioing a report. Failing 1.. 2 CHEVROLET llldo~ . I ..' 1lEBCUltY be called up on the following OeadlJnllll Club Cou~. I.. OU>S _oor. $H. that, they cited the plane's sur- dard, asslPied to the dlctorate theM anel olbers at I!:kwall Moton, UT vival equipment. of plans. dates: April 2, six; ApTli 4, fiv!!'; S. CQ>llol. Deputy Commander Aboard The transport, capable of carrying April 6, five; April 9, li"e, and 1.31 FORD. nl>u.Ul motor. radio. beakr. April 1\, tour. 4191 SsIoUJahl. EuellcGl (IAI 717 Kirk- One of lhe 48 passengers aboard 220 troops with full field equip­ wood. '-2710. the big transport-a four-engined Also announced Friday was plane known as the Globemaster menl, is a ship 01 the second strate- the calling up of 10 Johnson instruction Millcellaneous for Sale _was Brl. Gen. Paul T. Cullen, de- gic support squadron based al county men for pre-induction physicals April 9. DAL1..lI00M dance lelOOol. IIIm1 Y_ puty commander of Barksdale Walker air base, N. M. It took oft Wu ·I u. 0111 I14U. WRITING desk, ...a..... \·.nlt~ . "nd I IlIbl.... mlTTon . • Ie. Phon. 8-2881 field , Shreveport, La. A specialist Thursday from the Limestone, Me., BALLROOM ruoncln • • H.arrJat Walab in air photo reconnaissance, he air base and refueled at Gander, Dial 3710. commanded the air photo unit ~I S ~ of Machine Traffic Where Shall We Co during the atomic bomb tests at Nfld. EASTPHOTO, NEW YORK PICTURE AGENCY, which distributed till picture, ay it sho\\ Bikini in 1946. Carried LIfe Rafb oners of war in a POW caml) in Kore"a taking morn ng e.·crrise." Eastfot:» advl:ed :.e p.c;ure .~~r:!: stratecic air command head- The missing plane carried its celved from the China Photo Service In Communist controlled Pciplng. Dodges Federal Law quarters at Omaha, Neb., an- own life rafts with food, water and nounced four SAC ofncers were CHICAGO 01'1 - A brisk traffic colored rockets. in bootleg slot machines and their Insurance Seamen said that ill the time Beckwith Retu rned Darts has sprung up to Sidestep FOR II." and auto huunonce. h"meo ...d FIJLl.I:R bruobee. Dubantanl .,.. meUca. Before the Jump in Korea the. federal law which bans their .cr"~"". _ whIUn.-Xe.... R ...I~ Co the vansPOrt last reported the PhuM 4376. For Second Trial shipment in interstate commerce, Dial 1123. I Early Morning Crash waler In the area was rou,h, WATERLOO (U') Peputy Word Spreads from Tent to Tent: it was learned Friday. ----W-o-r-k-W-an--te-d---- with wa.ves runnIng from seven Sheriff J . P. Jensen left Friday But the government is moving Kms SUI '.~,~·~Ie to 10 feet. for Fort Madison prison to bring "rt'li Either Be Easy or Hot as Hell" , to stop the illicit practice. TYPEWRITI ~G 111 my homl' Dial 7171 I A U.S. airforce spokesman ill Edward (Buddy) Beckwith, Mor­ In formed so urces who declined LAn model .undJ>rd Rot.1 ~wrllt!r . .. Two people were killed, one a By JACK BURBY Exoell.nl "ondlUon. 48!1O .Cler 7 D.m Washington said the plane had rison, baek for his second mur­ to be identified said the SUI graduate, and three others WITH U.S. PAHATHOOP, KOHEA, ( P) - The word bootJeg Loans fuel for eight hours of flight when der trial. tratric centered around the fact ------USEP n(rllI no lono recond.tlon"" Prlc8 Injured, when two ca collided it vanished. It was then within The Iowa supreme court order spread fa st through the moonlit rows of du~ty trl1ls-"Jt'1l either UIS$.$U LOANED f.A I'JIU, elmena, dl. ~ lrom PI" to '5. Laf€n House to be helel a t the enemy's rear, put it this SINGLE room. ciO/ol" III. 2373 but supreme court appeals de­ "You always worry," said Iheir gamblJng place in bu~iness. _ 1I:l83_1_. __-::::-_. ____ _ of Charlton, were injured. Friday and Saturday, March 30 layed the execution and the high way: PL!A~ANT r""f'("flrdW ronm lor man. • ~J S,::t. A. C. J\fcGiII, of Wi­ In ordinary usc, a slol mnchine Tvpin,1 Cl ..... In. holplate. C"11 1-1303 The two cars collided on high- and 31, in the Engineering Build­ court reversed the convicti:m, "We'll either land in fIe begins to show wear after about. way 14, when a car driven by lng, have been sent to all Iowa middle of the corp~ or catch nOll, i\linn. "A paratrooper ~, n I I hi D um:t or Inll. room. C\ In. Grodu- ordering a new trial. a year, the ourccs said. TYPI O . .,n!." ...,1, tr. m "'~«'81) n.. \~ bu In or pro! lI",al ",,,mon. .. Krutsinger pulled out onto the newspaper editors. the tall end of ita it head Marl' V. 1\\1''''. R I 511'1 RanI< Build· 1'1" na JS47 I'e\'cr get!i over being cared." Inr; dial 26M. n. Id,n<'ll 1327. _ 10___ • _____ -,- ____ highway. Father Eib was driving The exhibition will be held on north . . . 1 wish you happy Mail Clerk, Carrier McGill is 26 years old. He has I WSUI Will Broadcast TYPING- G·" ·r.1 ond thul•• ~. I H.!p Wanted. the other car. Both cars were the same weekend as the state landings." 1-lliHJ4. ., demolished. ' basketball tournament. Students Jobs Here Open A few ten ts away, the supply jumped ",.bout 50 times" during Farm Mar k e t P'rices At tile time of the olden!, tn all departments of the En- ;:,uostitute clerk and substitute ofticer and the regimental sur­ sevell yeprs as a purutroopcr. Father Eib had been out ,driving gineering colle.E(e will have lab­ ::arrier positions in the Iowa geon we e checking over the "It's ckay alter I"'e get of! the S alion WSUI will beg~n broad- the car to add mileage before oratories, exhibits and experi­ City post otfice are open and medical equipment that would gl cund," he said. "It's cranking castmg (arm market prices e~ch A.partments tor tt~Ol-­ GIRl 10 c r Cor om ... I 10 , ,,,,,rnln, making a proposed trip st. ments in operation for the bene- applications (or these positions go north wllh the Iighting fl t.nk- ft ",~Ic. Appl In .,.r.. ", . Wlk I T )pe­ up the engin,cs that g~s me." week day, beginning Monday. APARTMENT Cor R,·n!. DI.f 8-0867 bc!- writer Exohan&c. 1:4'. E. Coli., •. Miss Hughes lived at 22 South [it of visiting high school stu­ arc being accepted. ers. The program!> WIll be prepar :l l . n go a"d $. Johnson street while in Iowa dents anel other guests. The basic pay for the jobs is Somc Slept by SUI students and the brold­ For ale City. She had begun work at the Engineering students (rom the $1.31'h per hOlll-. Forms and "There'll be plenty or whole casts arc scheduied for 8:1:5 and Do yom~wn mo~ng wiili 0 VA hospital in Januury. Earlier various counties will escort the further information may be ob­ blood availaclc for you, doc," the Civil Service Jobs '49 Ford Tudor 11 a.m. and 12:30,2 and 5:30 p.m., handy luggage trailer. '41 Ford Tudor she had spent two YElurs in the editor from their own county tained by applicants at the post supply oUicer said. Monday through Friday. Jomes Rented by the hour, day, '46 Hudson .. -door Waves. over the exhibits. officc. By midnight, most or the Open in 8 Fie~ds Falcon, A3 . Waterloo, wl1l direct '40 Forri coup • HENRY CAR L ANDERSON the preparation of the program. or we!'k. Phone G838. '39 La Salle Eight types o( job-', including k)W A CITY TRAILER MART NALL IOTOR aeron:1U tical chnrt designers and 12~5 So. Rlvrrside Ddve 210 • nurlln~ton liblul'ians. are open lo civJ1 se\'­ Once Stalin Barber vice applicants now. Chemist, physi :- ist, metallul'glst and engineering positions paying Getting Work IS as ~3,100 lo $3,825 a yeur, and math­ emati('i an and electlonie scibntist pOSitions paying $3,100 a y aI', are open to appli('ants with the Simple as Dialing 4191 proper educational background. T he United States airforce and the Civil Service offers posi­ tions in aC' ronautical chart de­ signIng to college graduates wi th backgrounds in civil engineering, J·~4 geognlphy, geology, and mathe­ matics. The pay ranges frem $2, - 135 0 to $4,600, depending upon tite training and experie nce of the POPEYE TOM S I M S uppllcant. A pplicQnt · for the [cderal Ji­ l;l'!.rirn jobs op n arc required to p.IS; a written test and must 1H.l\,~ the appropriate education '1r tra;ning in library work. The begih'ning salary (or librarians js JO EPR PU HKEVITCII, In his . 3,lIl0. 70's unil doinr a bit or part­ If you have services to offer. let The Doily Iowan ----..... -~-- tl~ barberil1J' in Da waLer. classified section find you work. Place your ad . '. England, says he wa Jo ef Junicr C of C Will SIalln's barber In the dim IonIC today and lot The Daily Iowan start ringing ago. lie says he went part-Way your phone. Give Easter Eggs up the ladder \~ith tollin be­ cau e he "could cut tallu's hair Iowa Ci ty youngsters 10 years to suiL him," but that they part­ Coil The Deily lowon Classified Dept. 4191 old ~nd younger will be give'l ed company during the stru" le l,oolf sacks of candy Easter eggs betwecn latin and Trotsky. today at the junior chamber of commerce's second annual Easter egg hunt in the Community Vital Statistics building. LAFF-A-DAY The hunt will begin at 2:30 J YOUNG p.m. and children will be ad­ 81.JtTU mitted to the main entrance ac­ None rcporte BOARD By GENE AHERN I A C,o..ll.PENTER. FRIEND OF I GETCHA! 'YOU'RE MINE WILL GO OUT TO THE DOWN TUH POCKET LAt(E AND FIX TilE GARAGE LINT, AN' WILL 1 HOR OUR CLUBHOUSE, PUT SPOON UP 0 .... SUG .....Q. A WINDOW IN ONE OF THE DOORS TUH P-",Y FER IT, EH ? AND BUiLD SIX SLEEPING BU NKS ... WELL, WE'RE IN ON BOTH WALLS! ' . . IT WILL IT. SO TELL'M TUH COST f. '2.15 .. "ND I w,",S GO A\-lEAD.' WONDERING, AI4 'UM " Err A PAUL ROB I N. S 0 N KMf'HAK-' r-~------~--~ ~ ,AND AS A T!2IBUTi Irl..=/Gs I. l fC€" 4 I;;ING IT'S~ 10 HIS ABA-lrY AND HIS Bo~ .(1 cur WJ.lEt:2,£ DOCS .:1 VlCrowI HONESTY, WI! HIS GI(2L CDfY/c IN .~ / S lrA .5AS.~ OINNi'Q IN VIC'S 1~1-+-1,,-FIiI.LOW SnJOENTS HONOR. ~ MID "THE! &CHOOI. GYM 1$ &UL.CStNG , A'rn4 ~r DaAM& '" l?H~~S 'lOUR LOAD I'S VtCE­ P~E5IDENT, JUNIOR:;. ;Z'> "Our new modern house Is a place where a switch con­ trols everyllul.lg excel'l the ebDdren.", • PAGE SIX - THE DAILY IOWAN. SATURDAY. MARCH 24, 1951 ·Id A · PI D Will Reroute Buses 'Aufo Tire Deliveries (ul Rent Control Bill , AEC B State Capital Signed by Truman r DENVER lOA $45~I~' ,n tomlc ant at enver During Boy's Siale WASHINGTON l1l'i - PresldenJ 25 % by New Control Order Activities Truman signed a stop-gap bill :;~rl~y:!a~~ l~~o~u~~~~r ~~li s~; Business as Usual in Seoul Basketball Tourney DES MOINES (JP) - The Iowa Friday 'Which extends federal rel\! built northwest of Denver. City busses running to Manville WASHINGTON (AP) The lational Production Authority statehouse and other state offices controls until June 30 but also Construction will start late next in Des Moines closed at 2 p.m. month and be completed next Heights and University hospitals (NPA) Friday announced a 25 percent cut in deliveries of tires continues the authority of com. Friday in observance of Good munlties to end the ceilings by year. The plant, small In size will be rerouted next Tuesday and tubes for new passenger cars, effective April 1. Friday.. compared to giants at Hanlord. through Sunday while the city The control agency also disclosed ilwentories of distrihutQrs, Dedsion to close was made "local option." Wash., and Oak Ridge, Tenn., will shortly before noon at a special A 90-day extension makes It be nestled on barren land against park bridge Is closed during the including wholesalers and re­ state basketball tournament. meeting of the state executive necessary f,.or communities still the loot-hills of the Rockies. tailers, will be limited after that Greup Sets 1951 Goal council, Plan Is Surprise The busses will maintain as date to a 30-day supply. under federa I ceilings to take For Overseas Foodstuffs • • • action to keep th m until June 30. Announcement of the plan nearly as pOssible the same sched­ Only 75 Percent DES MOINES (JP) - Gov, WH­ caught state and city oIficials by ules when leaving downtown, J. The NPA said manufacturers CHICAGO IIPI - The Christian 1iam S. Beardsley Friday slimed Under the old law, communities surprise. They have been boost­ E. Negus, manager of the Iowa will be allowed to deliver only 75 rural Overseas program has sE1t the Dykhouse motorboat trolling which had not yet acted would Inll: the state as a haven from City Coach company. said Thurs­ percent as many tires and tubes a national goal of 1,400 carloads I bill. have to vote an extension bef01'll atomic warfare. starting a mov~­ day. However, the Manville . The bill allows trolllng tor !Ish the statute expired March 31. ment by industry and military in­ Heights bus will run on an all­ to pnssenger car makers during of foodstuffs for shipment over- in Jowa's natural lakes or in art!- Prcsident Truman is expected to stallations to the area. day schedule. the second quarter of this year, seas for the needy persons in tieial lakes of 100 acres or more. There were a tew hints on the Expect Heavy Tratrle for use as original equipment on Europe, it was announced Friday. The measure had been promoted ask congress Cor a stronger, new purpose of the plant. An atomic The weakened park bridge was new cars, as ·they did during the This year's appeal will cover by Iowa sportsmen in the last rent law beCorc the June 30 dead­ energy spokesman said it will not ordered closed by the city coun­ first quarter. over 1,000 counties of the country three sessions of the legislature. line. Housing expediter Tighe £. in an effort to gi ve everyone :I ••• produce bombs or atomic weapons cil because of the heavy traffic Orflclals Indicated the cut was Woods has Indicated he wants "as such." It will give off no expected during the stale basket­ ordered because of mounting chance to participate in the drive. DES MOINES (JP) - Gov. Wil- power to impose new rent ceilings dangerous wastes nor will it use ball tournaments to be held next defense use of ru.bber and a losS liam S. Beardsley signed a rP.­ on defense areas where controls large quantities 01 water, gas and week. or about .,ott lonl tons In the quisition Friday asking the ex­ have been removed. electricity - both marks of basic The University hospitals bus production of sYnthetlc rubber Slapped General tradition of Robert Leander processing plants. will follow Its rerular route ex,pected In April. Fires and Frakes, 32 . of Mason City from The plant will be under the across the Burllncton street other opera"onal difficulties at i Idaho Falls, Idaho. Bonny with Bunny AEC's Santa Fe operations otflcP.. bridge until It reaches the west sYnthetic plants were blamed Frakes is wanted in Cerro Gor­ I This is the office in charge of re­ end or city park bridl'e, Nel'Us lor tbe 1058 In expected produc­ do county on charges of torgery. search, of research, development, said. At the west end of the "on. Pa pers presen ted to Beardsley al­ testing and production of atomic bridge, the bus will turn around, Figures made public by the gov­ leged that Frakes stole seVerR 1 weapons at Los Alamos, N.M., 400 and follow the Manvllle Helchts ernment agency indJcated military blank checks from the Huber Sup­ miles to the south. The nation'.q route back to the downtown use ot rubber in April will jump ply company in Mason City and uranium center is in southwes~­ district. to 14,000 long tons trom a month­ wrote fraudulent checks totaling ern Colorado 300 miles away. The Manville Heights bus will ly average ot 8,500 long tons in $450. For Radlolorlcal Relearch f cross the Burlington street bridge the first quarter. At his home in Fort Collins, and continue on its regular route May Be Cut Deeper OPERATING IN THE OPEN AIR, a South Korean market was set to the east end of city park bridge. The ,tire and tube deliveries for Rep. William S. Hill (R-Colo.) up In Seoul by the few remainlnc residents 01 that city. Only the WSUI Will Broadcast said he was informed the plant There it will turn around and new passenger cars may be cut very young' and the very old seem to have been left In Seoul In the proceed back to the downtown deeper than the reduction already will be devoted to radiological wake of the latest Communist retreat. research in connection with the district on the University hospitals ordered in steel fOI' passenger car Weekly Opera Series Los Alamos Ifboratorles. route. production during the second The first In a series of operas The plant will be run by Police Search for Hospital Bus quarter of this year than they did to be broadcast every Saturday Dow Chemical cOrnDany or Railroads Announce "People going to Manville in the average quarter in the first over radio stations WSUI and Midland, M1ch. Company offi­ heights, should take the University halt of 1950. KSUI will begin at 2:15 p.m. to­ cials .ald Dow wal "asked to Davenport Man hospitals bus from downtown," day with the presentation of Giu­ Negus said. seppe Verdi's "Falstaff." take the assl&nment beeause of DAVENPORT IIPI Police Will Ask 15 Percent selentlflc and manulaeturln.. The University hospital busses Furnace Explodes; A lyrical comedy in thfee acts. experience alone lines that bear sought Marvin Perkins, 37, Fri­ will leave town at 10, 3D, and 50 .~ the "Falstaff" libretto is baserl on the project.>' day for questioning in the mys- Freight Rate Increase minutes after the hour. Manville Burns Local Man EDWARD C. BURT, 26 (shown chiefly on Shakespeare's "Merry The plant site covers 2,500 terious death of his mother-in­ heights busses will leave town on re-el!lIsting last AUl'ust), 01 Wives ot Windsor", but is also CHICAGO UP) - The nation's Hlbblnc. Minn., Is in naval cus­ acres - about four square miles. law, Mrs. Pearl Waits. the hour, 20 and 40 minutes after Robert L. Page, 47, 213 East drawn from certain passages of railroads announced Friday they the hour. College street, suffered first de- tody after slappinr and "arrest. "Henry IV." . It is on aptly-named Rocky Flats. Funeral services for Mrs. Waits, That',s eight miles south of Boul­ will ask the interstate commerce Special busses to the fieldMuse .gree burns on his face early Fri­ Ing" airforce Maj. Gen. DavId The performance is recorded by 68, who died T ... esuay after she M. Schlatter In Honolulu be­ der, home of the University cf commission for a 15 percent will be arranged during the tourn- day morning from a minor ex­ orchestra and chorus of Radio was found at the foot of a flight ament if they are needed, Negus ,plosion In a gas furnace at the cause the sailor thoug'ht the Ita Iian a under the direction of ." l ~ .. Colorado and the new U.S. bu­ freight rate increase instead of the reau of standards radiological of stairs, were held but police said. Union bus depot. general was a Red. Both were bl Mario Rossi. BASKlNG IN MIAMI, Fla.• Ian, six percent increase requested civilian clothes. Schlatter said bunny hatted June Andenon, laboratory. said Perkins was not among the Page, janitor at the depot, said Dave HaU, WSUI-KSUI classi­ now pending. the explosion occurred at 4:15 he did not intend to press cal music director, will give the Chicaco, took time to drop hinla • mourners. l The announcement said an am- a.m. when he was lighting the I charges. Burt is a World War commentary during the two and to Harvey about what she'd Ilke Perkins disappeared shortly WSUI Program Win furnace. II veteran. a half hour program. In her Easter basket. "f t k . t ended petition will be filed with . Accidents Injure 3 a ft er h IS WI e was a en ID 0 . . ~ custody Thursday for question-I the ICC wlthm a few days as a Consider Problem of In County. Friday; ing. She was later released. substitute for a petition tiled Jan. 16. Will Probated The new petition', the roads Rearming Germany 1 Person CrHical said, cites advanclnl ware rates Admitted to probate in J ohn­ The oue, endorsing Byrd's bill to abolish the Reconstruction Finance with his own druQ store. Corp. • They baYe ~llllved in Iowa City many yeart (two were bom d • herel and know ita problema. ( BLACK l\JARKET - The oUice of price stabilization is or­ r ganizing teams of highly-trained inspectors to Investigate an alleged J black market In the iron a"d steel scrap industry, it was announced. NONE OF THESE MEN HAVE PROMISED JOBS OR OTHER • FAVORS TO ANYONE IN OR OUT OF CMA. BUT THEY HAVE TRUMAN'S STORY - President Truman may give his side COMMITTED THEMSELVES TO WORK FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT I of 'Several disputes Involving his administration In a short early- IN IOWA CITY. summer speaking tour, it was .disclosed. . I The chief executive spent an outwardly, slack day at his We in CMA are supporting them because we believe Ihat they will White House desk catching up on loose ends of business and pos­ do their level be.t to give council·manager government a good 'lart. t sibly studying troubles ' which piled up during his three - week il Florida vacation. Keep th... name. in mind when you step into the poll. on MOndQ)·. l! • Daykin, Parizek and Pearson Holland and Hottel c FARMER'S INCOME The agriculture department reported Let's elect a balanced council. \J that farmers' net Income last year was down 8 percent from the n previous yea:' despite a sharp upturn in prices. Far trcmaportation lo the poll. on Monday. call U8S Uoobl 8100 f The net income was estimated at $12,974,000,000 compared with a.,zn. to 8.00 p.m. 11 $14,129,000,000 in 1949 and with the record of $17,794,000,000 in t 1947. Paid. for by your frlenda and neighbor., the Counc!l· Manoqer WILLIAM J. BOLLAND t The department said much of the increase in prlcea farmers ~clation. Inl.,.no, Arell"" Bead r received for their products last year was offlet by hl,her \>rires 2 year term 6 of goods and servicea farmers bought 10r production and tamlly I living. . l 1