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Chicken o'ut of Court Costs 5 Bucks THE WEATHER TODAY the Un:; Clearing today with occasional light rain in dollall be.. 8PRlNGFDLD. IlL (JP)-Wlen onl,. 11 Jurors appeared to Mar ....._n,. before ClnluU Jac1n DeWI" Crow•• the Jud~e ~orenoon. Tomorrow generally fair, slowly ris­ wu uhappr. Be onlered the baUltl to Ioeate the 11th Juror. TIle balllff told the Ju.s.e Uaa' be bad telephoned the 12th. mg temperature. High today 60 to 65. low to­ .... JIIarIon LeiJDkuebier. pd ~" 1.o1d bUD' night 35 to 45 . 'TIll 1OlT1. but I eaD'~ come. I've rOi COmpaD1 comin~ .... I Ave W bake IOIDe chleken lor them." owan ftned Iter IS lor contellQlt 01 oour1. J..... e... ". Eitabliahed l86S-Vol. 80, No. 2S-AP News and Wirephoto Iowa City. Iowa, Saturday, October 25. 1947-Five Cents ...... 111'"

leslr~ining Men Is Ihe Way Brazil's Embassy Koser Veloes Council Move Bryce Canyon, I ro (onlrol AIom-Bacher Staff Held by Russ To Buy 250 Parking Meiers Utah, Scene of Atomic energy control rests In the governing actions of those LONDON, (JP) - Soviet Russia By RAY HENRY announced through the Moscow issue a temporary injunction IltII who could use that energy for destruction, Prof. Robert F . Mayor Preston Koser last night radio last night that she had plac­ against Koser, City Clerk George Bacher, member of the U. S. atomic energy commission, said yesler­ in a special city couneil meeting Tragic Wreck ~ ed the Brazilian ambassador and Dohrer and the Duncan Meter cor- da1, vetoed the resolution passed by his staff under a "protective" sur­ (See KOSER, Pare 5) Bacher, President George D. Stoddard of the University ot il­ the council Oct. 13 to purchase Pilot Radioed That linois and Dr. Archie Palmer, president of the University of Chatta­ veillance and said they would be about 250 parking meters trom the Plane Was on Fire; nooga spoke at a meelinl of the Association of American Universities held in Moscow until the safe Duncan Meter corporation. departure of the Soviet embassy In the senate chamber of Old Capitol. The mayor read a prepared re­ Truman Asks Action Sought Auxiliary Field B.cher said atomic controls ------­ staff trom Brazil had been assur­ ed. port in which he made these state_ BRYCE CANYON. Utah (IP) - JIlould consist of "restraints on versities in handlin, these prob­ ments: the actions of men," not In repres­ Brazil severed reI a tions with To Stop Inflation A United Airlines DC-O transport lems. Russia on Tuesday because of "I make no objections to the plane carrying 52 persons, includ_ lion of scientific and technologi­ Most scientists in university difference in the price submitted cal ideas. Russia's failure to apologiz.e for at­ ing two infants, smashed against laboratories, concerned primarily tacks in the Soviet press on Bra­ for the two meters, That is some- And Totalitarianism Scientists, he said, sometimes with the discovery of new ideas zilian President Eurico Gaspar thing for the council to deter- WASHINGTON (IDI I dlo a sloping hillside here yesterday. find no protection from their own and the understanding of nature Dutra. mme, not the mayor. ' "''- n a ra scattering bodies and wreckage advance, as illustrated by the and its laws, are content to pursue Radio Moscow said Brazilian "Here is my real reason for not broadcast to the nation, President over a wide area. atom bomb, and are concerned their investigations without much Ambasador Mario De Pimental signing the resolution and it can ITruman last night called for The :four-engined craft, trailing that their works are used as de­ thought of the practical applica­ Brandao and his staff had been be summed up in one word-con- "prompt and courageous' action" smoke and flames at least 10 miles structive and not constructive tion of their researCh," he sajd, laken "under surveillance" and fusion." to stop intJation at home and io before it crashed, virtually was IIIds. "However, many new ideas would be held under guard-pre­ Koser said Iowa Citians and protect France and Italy against disintegrated. have valuable commercial and Outlining the rellearch that led sumably wit h i n the embassy farmers from this area have been "totalltarlan pressure." Two Iowans were on board the 19 present work with atomic enl. Industrial application. Their pro­ grounds-because the Soviet pub­ used to the automatic Park-O­ plane. They wel'e Jack Guenther, He stopped short, however, of era, Bacher emphasized that tection and control may have to lic was incensed at "holligan acts" Meier and a change to the manual­ Wreckage at Scene of Disaster 33, of Dell Moines nnd New York, scientists cannot be apprehensive be evolved to retain the greater against Russian diplomats in Rio ly operated Millel' meter manufac­ saying at this time what measures managing edltor of Look maga­ of finding the secrets of nature. He benefits for the public. de Janeiro, tured by the Duncan corporotion other than voluntary he will ask zine, and Helen MorrisseY. 25, congress In the special session he Store ~d some people see only the ap­ "There is wide diversity of The broadcast declared the 5- would "confu se" thc parking pub­ stewardess, a native of Valeria. has called to meet Nov. 17 . Austin Appeals for War-Vishinsky plied science side of such develop­ practices of universities in deal­ year-old son of Soviet Charge IY lic. The four engines, scorched and ments and forget the philosophi­ ing with patents growing out of Affaires Sokoloo was injured in "When It meets," he said of con- LAKE SUCCESS (Jill - Rus- cerned a t "the growing practice of The last time a mayor of Iowa gress, "I shall recommend a pro- '. Ad ' Y Vi h' k h d twisted, were thrown 200 to 300 cal side. scientific research. "In order to the stoning of an embassy auto­ City vetoed a resolution was in sla s n reI , s lOS Y c arge erecting tight, governmental mo­ feet beyond the burned area. g The scientist's role is to promote encourage research, most instHu­ mobile in Rio de Janeiro's streets 1924 , according to reliable sources. ram for dealing with inflation. U Dl·t e d St a t es D e Iega t e W arren R , nopolies over the information dis_ seminated in many nations of the All bodies, including 47 passen­ understanding of nature and to tions place little restrictions on in which 'bad eggs" also were Following Koser's statement, AI_ high prices, and the high cost of Austin with making an "appeal gers a,nd live crew members, were live man more control over the faculty members and scientists." thrown. derman Max Hawkins asked tor living. Adequate measures-enact- for war" las. nlght. HIe also world." ed in time-are necessary to cor- mangled and burned. Most were forces of nature, Bacher saId. This adjournment of the meeling until clashed with the 'Turkish repre- Turkey, a recipient of Ameri­ unrecognizable. Includes improving man's stand­ Oct. 27 at 7:30 p,m. The council reet the present situation." sentative in one of the most heat- can aid under the Truman pro­ gram, started the day's debate Only three other commercial ard of living, he said. passed the motion. Turning to forel&n needs, the ed sessions of the Ullited Nations aviation crashes have taken a lar­ Disney Calls League of Women Voters To override the mayor'& veto, president said, "Timely and forth- assembly's political committee, with an accusation that the Rus­ Phone~ He pointed out that atomic re­ ger death toll. Fifty-three per­ lUrch has developed radioactive the council must now vote by a right action Is needed to relieve The Soviet bloc's "warmonger" sian government radio and the Moscow press is waging a cam­ sons died in the wreckage of an isotopes to aid in fighting disease. Communists; Local Officials Disagree two-thirds majority to pass the hunger and cold abroad." offensive spread 10 two fronts in airliner near Port Deposit, Md., resolution, 'Belore Mr. Truman took to the the assembly and found Mrs. paign of "psychological aggres_ Bacher said that applications of sion" against Turkish people and last May 30, The same number scientific research follow too close­ Walt Disney called the League 'lresident 01 the league said, The original vote favoring the radiO, two high-ranking Republi- Franklin D, Roosevelt speaking out of Women Voters a Communjst "there's nothing communistic meters by Alderman Hawkins, can lawmakers raised the cry that against a Yugoslav resolution in making "warmongering" attacks perished in each of two other ly behind the efforts to under­ on the Turkish government. crashes, both at Bogota, Columbia, ltand science. In the example of front organization yesterday and about urging people to vote~ Dis- Charles T. Smith, James Callahan, he was "playing politics" by link- the social committee. the first July 24, 1938. and the the atom bomb, he said, it took Mrs, Elmer DeGowin, state presi- ney is giving the people the wrong Frank Fryauf and William Gran- ing risinlr costs with foreign aid Vishinsky also declared that the Baruch Doesn't See War, second last February 15. only 15 years from the belinmn( , drath would be a sufficient mar- In his special session call. U.S, reminded him of "Prussian- dent of the league, ~aid "the picture of what the league is try- gl'n to ove' rrl'de, R ep, H)Ia ec k (R. -I n cL) , h ouse ism" and "Hitlerism." The transport was en route from of tbe .pplled subject to produc­ But He Urges Alertness Los Angcles to New York City tion 01 the weapon. "But our un_ char,e doesn't even deserve an ing to do," The queslion of purchase of the majority leader, and Rep. Wolcott Vi shinsky charged that Austin WASHINGTON, (JIl)-Benard M. explanat1on." Elizabeth Halsey, local presl- meters cume up when ille coun- (R.-Mlcl\.), chairman of the house sounded an "appelll for war" with only one scheduled stop-at dersllJldlnl of It Is no better than Baruch said yesterday he does not Chicago. it wu 10 years ago," he saId. Disney stated that Herbert K. dent of the league said: cll by a 5-to-2 vote passed the banking eommittee, were joined Thursday when the U.S. delegate expect war between Russia and Shortly before the crash the pi­ Urging widespread promotion Sorrell, Hollywood labor leader, "Disney has made a charge he resolution to buy Miller meters at .by Carroll Reece, GOP national called on ihe assembly to reject ihe United States, but he declared "used the labor relations board a cost of about $80 each to supple- chairman, in sounding the "poli- Russia's resolution condemning that this country must be ready lot reported by radio that fire of science for constructive use, as it suited him," he made the had no right to make; the league ment 155 Park-O-Meters on Iowa tics" theme. "warmongering." had broken out in the plane's bag­ Bacher said, "Perhaps one of the for anything "forced upon us." charge at the congressional un- of Iowa is devoted to the promo- City streets which were purchased However, Chairman Eaton (R.- Shortly before Vishinsky spoke, Baruch told the senate war in­ gage compartment. He said he important steps whicll can be tak­ was turning back and would land en to achIeve a better integration American activities committe in- tion of democratic principles, and for $65 each. N. J .) of the house foreign affairs Mrs, Franklin D. Roosevelt struck vestigating committee that it is vestigations in Washington, D. C. I feel sure that Disney does not Robert Lindsey, 718 S, C;apitol committee said, "Congress has to at a Yugoslav resolution in the time to quit talking about the mis­ at the emergency landing field ad­ ot science into the development jacent to Bryce Canyon National of civilization is In its presenta­ Mrs, Kenneth MacDonald, 615 have a true picture of what we are street, on Oct. 16, petitioned the act promptly" in providing relief assembly's social com~itlee, She takes of the past two wars and N. Dubuque ' street, local vice- trying to do. Johnson county district court to for France and Italy, declared the U,S. is gravely con- face present problems. Park in southern Utah, about 275 tion in the colleges." miles south of Salt Lake City. • • • ------~------~- The craft barely cleared the pre­ Emphasizing the Importance of cipitous wall of a branch of Bryce educating the common man to the Canyon when it plowed into the danllers of scientific "lethal wea­ sloping, sage-covered hillside, ex­ pons," Stoddard said that we ploded and burned. mUlt fiibt 'war In the minds of men where it is porn. He urged laymen.to follow the Haw.ks Meet Notre Dame Today , ' . lead of scientists as they seek to Maine Fires Cause tolitrol their inventions. And the Hawks themselves have , 0'4" and 225 pound He foresaw a twofold danger in Starting Lineups no delusions of grandeur. They right end, is Notre Dame's top $26 Million Loss \be current difficulties in setting Irish Raled' Heavy Favorites IOWA NOTRE DAME will be the first to admit that pass receiver and a very. good Tafl' Will Run Up controls: HoI Shoe"er . ", ,LE , " " ",. , , MartIn Notre Dame is the odds-on favor­ Shoaf .... " " , " , LT" , , " . " ,. Connor defensive end .•. But Iowa has 1. That the non-democratic Orothu. ,.,.,,',' ,LG",. , .,." FIscher ite today'-lt's just that Dr. Eddie BAR HARBOR, Me, (IP)-Like Woodard "".oooo " COO ".. Strohmeyer and his band want to win so darn Herb Shoener, recently developed refugees of war, thousands of per­ forces may win. In 61h Meeling 'Between Clubs Carlson , . , , oooo , ,RO", oo". ' Wendell 2. That the democratic forces In , . Kay ." .. "." " . . RT""" .. " Sullivan badly and they believe they have into a good receiver and always For Presidenl sons yesterday fled this flame­ ~. r b Shoener " .. REh ...... oo oo '" Hart wasted island colony of million­ schleving victory may be diluted. By CHAD BROOKS KIn, ...... ,," ,QB ...... " .. , LUJack a chance to do just that. a great defensiVe end. "Inner man," he said, "can ap­ Manulnr Editor Tunnell " ..... ,," LH ... " " " Brennan Tbe game has been billed as a George Connor is 225 pounds of COLUMBUS, Ohio (Jill - Sena­ aire summer 'mansions to escape Smith , " , , , , " " ,RH" . " oo " , , " Sitko another night of terror of raiding proath the golden rule. What he SOUTH BEND, Ind.-Football's glory trail will be wide open and Headington "" " FB. "... Swistowlcz passin, duel between aU-American all-American at lelt tackle fo~' the tor Robert A. Taft yesterday open_ Deeds now is external support Inviting for Dr. Eddie Anderson and his embattled band of Iowa grid­ Klckoff- 2 p.m, (CST). of the Irish and Irish, .. Jim Shoaf is recognized ed a cellophane-wrapped surprise forest fires which took 18 lives in the nation and burned a loss Ibrqll IOcial and poUtlcal instl­ iron Hawkeyes this afternoon when the Old Gold eleven invades game dope-!-and it's a sure thing Iowa's Al DiMarco, the Big Nine's as the Big Nine's best man at the package - an announcement that football's capiial to do battle with the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame. top to.er. position. upwards of $16,000,000 across New lIItions." that nobody is favoring the Hawk­ he was a candidate for the Repub­ He looked forward to the tim~ For 20 years the quickest route to football 'tame has been a victory On any straiaM man-to-man lican preSidential nomination, England. eyes today. George Sullivan, at 223 pounds, Whea, through proper education, over the Irish, especially when you aren't given a chance by the pre- show, we'd gi~ tHe Hawkeye is more than adequate at right Most of his frIends and a part Maine - with six communities "the common man will act like the ~~~~:.=:..,::':...... - ...... J ..... - ---~-----.--_a:..,_-.. paIS master the edge over Mr. tackle for Notre Dame . • . But of the pub!! c had suspected this wiped out in addition to this dev­ llllcornmon scientist. .. Lujack-but when you're playinl Iowa's Bill Kay is better. for months. astated section of Mount Desert the Irish the scales are a little Island, vacation playground the DecJarlng that we cannot ellmi­ Bill Fischer, whittled down ' to The 58-year-Old Cincinnati law_ ot ..te IClence from our daily lives out of balance. 230 pounds, is a veteran Jeft guard rich-was still under attack by DIMarco will be trying to throw yer. son of the late President and U some have suaested, ~e sale! and a good one for the Irish . , . Chief Justice William Howard four tirefronts which were out ot today under pressure from foot­ Itience has made us different from But Iowa's Joe G!othus is slowly Taft, was quickly assured the sup­ control. baU's hardest charging line. And "classical and medieval man." building up quite a reputation of port of Ohio Republican leaders, As the army, navy, coast guard Thouglt man may veer tqward we don't think Iowa's forwards his own, and Red Cross rushed aid by can give him enough protection to and said he would leave to them IDaanlty, he said, he will never re­ Marty Wendell, at 204 pounds, plane, all available local agencies make .. palling duel possible. most of the work of getting the turn to the cave, Scl~ce has nomination, and persons were rallying to help Meanwhile, Lujack will be doing has leU his center duties to take Ibown Us that the brain i. "su­ over right guard duties ... where Business in the senate, where he 3,500 evacuees who streamed out Prwnt," he said. Today "to fear his own tossing from behind the of Bar Harbor and other island "Iron Curtain" formed by this he's probably a step ahead of has represented Ohio for nine thought is to fear lite," he assert­ years, will deman'd most of his areas in swiftly-gathered boats ed. great Iriah line. Iowa's Ray Carlson, but only a small step. attention, Taft explained. like a small-scale Dunkerque. Speakln, .. a Plychololist, Ira the same story right down the line. George Ferdinand Strohmeyer, Taft said there had been no dis­ An evacuatipn center at Ells­ Stoddard said, "I do not believe 205 pounds or Texas color, is the cussion of any running "mate for tbat the threat of death to other. Iowa has a little speed, Notre worth estimated 2,500 refugees \Viii act as a deterrent to war." Dame ,has a lot. nation's best center ... And not him in the Ohio primary election thronging there from Mt. Desert Men, he said, are "numbered In­ Iowa has a good deal of power, (See HAWKS, Pare 2) next May." Island. to fatalism" by the dell~s th~t oc­ Notre Dame has more. ~r In our dally P4\acetlme ' lIvel. Iowa has a ,ood line, Notre It Is even more difficult, he IBid, Dame has th' nation's best. Bealin' It out in Philharmonic Style tor men to be concer~ with Iowa has a good Bilr Nine ball tragedies that may occur In distant club, Notre Oaine Is the second .rae ... best outfit in the land. J. C. HEARD SPARKS the rhythm sec t I on ' In stresslnl the Importance of But the Iowa boys want to win making the atomic bomb and leth­ very badly and, If Dr. Eddie's behind the drlvlnr solos of Norman Granz' Jan at II weallOns hard to ,., at and \lie. regulars can stand the pace for the PhUharm~nlc musicians, as the front row crowd be declared Ihat the !luna that (n 60 minutes today, anything can nit Ire the ,uns that lie around happen. caUl for more. (Story on pa~e 6.) '1Iandy." The Irish squad Is loaded with In Cilnclullon, Stoddard quoted power from top to boltom, but from the pream~le to UNl:8CO: man-far-man in the starting elev­ "Peace must be founded on the In­ ena Iowa won't be Ilvinl away too tellectual lolldarlty (\f ' Qlankind." bia an ed,e. • • • Jim Ma~tin, 6'2" and 205 pounds Intensification I'f .clpntlfle ~­ of defensive fury, will handle the Itarch In unlverllt)' laboratories left end duties for the Irish. A ,. rt.ultln, In grl'ilter need for ~ar alO he was the country's top Protection of fhl' dlloQverle., ac- defenlive end, thla year he's bet­ ttl-din" to Dr, PRImer. • .ODTIIIN~ IPBCIAL "'II In the 'Gfftnr for these university stUdents as they crowded the Rock Jiland ter . . , But Iowa's Hal Shoener Dr Palmer d ..lt wlttl patent. l&aUoD a' 1 0 oIMk t.JaIj momlor before teavlor in ., eelal cars for South Bend, Ind., and the Iowa-Notre II only a .tep behind and the best and 'unlvel'llty Teu.reh ltl)4 the Dame ...... tills afterDecm. The II'IIh are heavr ra"orl&el In Ule un bu' theae Itudello&l bope to ... Ute the BI, NIne has to offer In that departmtllt, _ .• ____ YIrIouIaaetbodi ~1ICl b1 1IDl;' ~~ .... all( Ill'...... MItt. _ " " ~ . ~ ...... '. . " ; : THE DAILY IOWAN, SATURDAY, OCT. 25, lOf'7-PAGE TWO .~ .-.------HAWKS-= -'- '- 8eton--1 , Taking Un,ivenitJ Higlf falls' ~Clintorl HCl>lds First Spot (Continued Crom page 1) . 'even Iowa's Dick Woodard can · rale with him. Wesl-~r IIG~ ~ssaul', 1,3-0 · .Nip .Hawklels Hawks Off To Meet Irish Time Out Lujack and DiMarco, the rival Uni versity high lost their C~8bct quarterbacks, are both terrific ... tor Eastern Iowa con!e:e!1C1! l~. =====With Buck Turnbull ====:=::J We give the edge to DiMarco but Wolverine-Gopher ership by falling 1lefore 'West Here we go again, ever trying to boost our sagging average of foot­ predict that Lujack will look Branch 13-0, last night. By 7-0 Margin ball predictions. Feeling sorry for our group of weeping experts, we're beller because of the team he has Game ASell-Out The BlUehawks fall~d to stop Jetting them take a breather this weekend. With only four toss-ups, to work with. the onslaught of Bear Fullback AI Clinton's River Kings kept pos­ instead of the usual seven. , Irish lell half, A NN ARBOR, MICH., (JP) - Hoffman who provided two b?uch. session of first place in the Mis- Dl·. Anderson lakes a spirited crew of Hawkeycs into Notre Dame can run like a scared rabbit, is a Michigan's supercharged !ootball downs by a long lyss end I a. lilIe : s\ssippl Valley conference by stadium this afternoon to battle the nation's No.2 ball team. We have buck. ,. • downing a stubborn Iowa City gazed for long hours into the crystal ball labelled "Iowa Fights" but top pass receiver and a dangerous express,,". roaring through.1 • the Mid- high team 7-0 last night at Clin­ even that old trusty brought forth no misgivings for the Fighting ball carrier ... Iowa's Emlen west toward a possible :Rose Bowl Galloping thiough the mucQ tqn. Irish of . They've got everything that makes a football Tunnell is just beUer, that's all. stop Jan. 1 at Pasadena, appeared field, the Blues, penetrated to, ' til.! team click and bar a major letdown, the Irish will swell forth with • The River Kings put on a sus­ at right half is Iast- in no iqll~ediate danger of de­ Bear one-yard-line twice, but t,n; the Notre Dame victory song at South Bend tonight. : t~Hned 73 yard march early in the er than Iowa's Bobby Smith, but railment yesterday as the high ed to score in four downs ~ second period to score the only The highly under-rated Purdue Boilermakers run into the lIlinois Big Nine champions and try as we may, we cannot see how even doesn't hit as hard or as cleverly. scoring Wolverines headed into a time. • touchdown of the game. Clinton The Blues aerial game improved Pitchin' Bob DeMoss can pull this one out of the fire in favor oC Stu , Trlsh fullback, and Saturday collision with a sputter­ • Halfback Gene Hood went 11 this week, hilting three stralpl Holcomb's Engineers. But he is capable of giving IIlini Quarterback Ron Headington, the Hawk power ing MinnelOta machine still reel­ yal'dS on an of I-tackle smash to pitches on a long march. to tIa climax the Clinon drive and Lean­ Perry Moss many disheattenlng moments. A confident vote for the attack, are two of a kind ... And ing from last week's crashing 40 if Panelli doesn't play, press · re­ one. ord Jordan kicked the extra point. defending champions. to 13 defeat at 1llinois. F'lIl1back Bob Ojemann 1114 Another Big Nine duel finds the fast-moving Northwestern Wild­ leases say he won't, the edge goes Tne Clinton touchdown came with Although they have little reason Doug Dierks, halfback, showed up three minutes and 20 seconds gone cats matching wits with Indiana and George Taliaferro. The Wildcats to Iowa. to expect to see Michigan's lirst well for UniVersity high. boast the conference's leading scorer in Halfback Art Murakowski. We still don't think Iowa has in the second quarter. string offensive unit in at:tjon for Next and last conteren~ They'll score against the Hoosiers but we doubt if they'll be able to played their best ball game of the \lit City high's Little Hawks came more than its 'average of about one for the Blues is' next ttlday ~ keep the pace of triple-threat Taliaferro and company. Indiana in a 1947 season. We think Iowa has back strong after that and took the IOWA'S HAWKEYES left Iowa. Cily yesterday for their sixth mee&lng period a game, a sellout throng of they play host to Tipt!>n. • ball from their .own 27-Y'!ud line squeeze. n better backfield that the Irish, 85,938 fans will jam the big with Notte Dame al outh ]J4!nd today. First six Hawks to board the Two undefeated teams-Penn State and West Virginia-Iace each but is outmanned in the line and to the River Kings' 22. Fullback irain were (L to R) Bob Longley, Bob Reynolds, Johnny Tedore, Michigan 'bowl for 'the 38th re­ COLLEGE GRIJ) SCOlES Bill Reichardt's running and the other at State College, Penn., this afternoon. The Niltany Lions, with in reserve power. newal of the "Little Brown Jug" Rol1ln~ 13. Pre.bYterlltn It • Tony Guzo"", kl, Ron Headlngicm and Earl Banks in the foreground. a team that now ranks ninth in the nation, have overwhelmed four We know that Notre Dame has Drake 13. Oklahoma A. and M. • passing combination of Dick Doran Thirty-six men made the trip. (Dally Iowan photo by Phyl White) series with Minnesota. The game Washburn 26. St. Benedlcu e to Gene Hettrick featured the opponents to date by a total of 196-6. Poor West Virginia can forget been favored in five previous Iowa was sold out more than a month W".tem Union 25. 811 .... VI ... 1 their undefeated ranking tonight. battles and has lost three of them. Central 38. Penn 0 Hawklets' only scoring threat of ago. Chalianoga 19 Dayton 13 the first half. Doran completed River Kings another chance at the petition with a record of four wins On the next game we're golll&' to skip the unanimous opinion We know that the Irish are big ! ! two aerials to Hettrick, one of goal but lime ran out to end the and two losses. of our lour experts and pick Louisiana tate to top Vanderbilt's favor! tes this afternoon. which was good for 30 yards. threat. Next week the City high eleven 11lgh-classed eleven. We think the Tigers of LSU are a little better than their have shown so far. A one touchdown With the ban resting on the Reichardt of City high and journey to Burlington to play the scores - Ciinton 22 yard stripe the River victory for LSU. PUBLIC DANCE· Schuster and Nixon of Clinton put Greyhounds o! the Little Six con­ The last two ball games of this week's ticket were so hard for us ~ings held the Red and White of­ ference. /el'lsive to a stand still. . on a beautiful exhibition of run­ to figure out statistically that we had to quit in utter di sgust. Out SATURDAY Just beCore the first half ended ning in the second halI but neither came the coin and here's what the flip foretold: Community Ballroom tlinton had the ball on the five team was able to score. Drake Upsets A. and M. Southern California will have a rough time with "Pappy" Wal­ 1:45 P.M. yard line of the Little Hawks. Last night's Clinton vjctory DES MOINES (IP) - Drake's dorf's fighting California team but the Trojans will be on the win­ . pinton moved the ball to the knocked City high out of a chance Bulldogs, tormented by .r i v e ning end of a very close score . Iowa City, Iowa Hawklet one foot line in four plays at the conference championship. straight defeats, snapped back last UCLA will come very close lo finding their equal in SMU and • and a City high penalty gave the The Hawklets finished loop com- nigh t for a 13 to 9 victory over quintuple-threat Doak Walker. But the Uclans have dept.h, speed IOWA Oklahoma A & M in a stunning and power to garner the win. (Anyway, the coin came up heads.) Missouri Valley conference foot­ Our record after last week is 20 wins, 9 losses and 6 ties. VS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25 ball upset. HAROLD YEGLIN BOB BROOKS Frederick Bros. 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..... ¥lUlU PlIC[ JIII1I".11 -- ,I, • tions. The commission, a five man lege before enterinr the univer­ leen Pepper, Af, Ames; Jacque­ board appointed by the governor's Patricia M. Albaug~ sity. He is a member of Theta Xl, line Schwitzer, A2, Sac City; and Sees Stricter executive council, includes a di­ national social fraternity. 'Beverlee Sieleman, A2, West Un­ rector, education oUicer, enforce­ The couple is taking a short PERSONAL NOTfS ion. ment officer and two engineers. Weds D. NorthcuH wedding trip and will be at home after Nov. 1 at 715 Iowa avenue. Among women .pending the Genice Hole, A4, Sac City, is "The commission and the Iowa .______weekend at home are Roberta spending this weekend with rela­ Flying Law· Aeronautical cod e do not In fringe In Methodist Church Weber, AI, Muscatine; Roma Will tives in Des Moines. The Greatest ~elr Ch~lIce on the federal laws but will work in conjunction with the CAA," Two university students, Pat­ MeetIngs, Speechee- coxon. A2, Davenport; Patricia Makers Ever :A sse». ~ence l~. Walsh said. "Our purpose Is not ricia Mae Albaugh and Donald Prendergast, A4, Sac City; Mil­ Among students plarunlng to at­ . ore West Enforcement only to enforce the law but to pro­ N. Northcutt, were united in mar­ dred Fisher, A4, Wellsbur,; Mar­ tend the Iowa-Notre Dame game c~~L1:.!~ IN PERSON ~ ~ There will be a stricter enforce­ mote good feeling and stimulate riage last night in a double-ring garet Taylor, A2, Keokuk; Kath- this weekend are Margaret Hab- TUEh, ment of the Iowa flying laws. ac­ the air industry. ceremony at the Methodist church. Town 'n' Come on :A long and H ear ~ cording to J. W. Walsh, Iowa The number of private planes A sophomore student in the col­ I Aeronautical commission enforce­ has grown in the last two years lege of liberal arts, the bride is • ment officer. from 500 to two or three thousand the daughter of Mr. and Mrs . "The Esqlire All-Stars" / ... Walter G. Nelson, Des Moines. Walsh slopped at the Iowa City in Iowa, according to Walsh. Campus HEADQUARTERS About 300 of the pilots are flying The bridegroom, a senior student airport yesterday during a trip majoring In psychology, is the son around the state in Which he is farmers. of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Northcutt, WOMENS RBUD CORPS­ LOUIE ARMSTRONG clIec:klng plane registrations, safe­ Omaha, Neb . . for ty violations, and explaining t.he Social meeting in the Community commissions purpose to flyers. Dr. L. L. Dunnington officiated building Tuesday at 2 p. m. JACK TEAGARDEI · 2 Army Enlistments at the ceremony. The Iowa commission was auth­ Paul Voigtman, 17, Marengo, * IARNEY IIGARD orized by the state legislature two and Leslie J . Hahn, West Liberty, Maid of honor was Marjorie HOBBYISTS Love, Iowa City, aunt of the TRIANGLE CLUB - Members * SID CALETT years ago in cooperation with a have enlisted in the air force and bride. Marjorie Holloway, Center and their wives will have a semi­ *ARVELL SHAW eAA request that states aid in army, according to M / Sgt. O. A. formal dinner dance at 7:15 p. m., Point, was bridesmaid aDd Doro~ DICK CAIY !be enforcement of flying regula- McClu ng, recruit ing sergeant. Oct. 30, In the club rooms at Iowa * c thy June and Ruth Anne Boden~ linoleum Block Printing steiner, Des MOines, cousins of Union. IN A 120 MINUTE SHOW the bride, were junior brides- Decorations will be on a Hallo­ Moto-Tools • King Kut Knives • Shellcraft Prom lach to lob-a-I.-Iob' maids. . ween theme and Jimmy Ruuell and his orchestra will provide MUSIC YOU'LL NEVER FORGET! Noble Lopeman, A'I., Pontiac, Vibro Tools • Molds Casting Plaster dance music. For reservations, Ill., attended the bridegroom as call the residence of Dr: J. H. .YetterJi best man. Ushers were Gene But­ Wood Carving • X-acto Knives • Textile.Paints Allen, 5134 , before Wednesday knecht, Cedar Falls; Frederic Models of Ships, Airplanes and Railroads . MEMORIAL COLISEUM BASEMENT STORE Haesemeyer, C4, Rockford, m; night. Duane Mabb, AS, Thornton; and TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 8 P.I, KAPPA PHI-Members wlll John Albaugh, brother of the TICKETS ON SALE at BarmODY Ball, Iowa City. Eseellen* bride. hold a rush tea tomorrow aUer­ noon from 2 to 4:30 In the Metho­ HOBBY HARBO,R leata ai $2.... ,1.50. ,1.0,. tax lnehaded. HAIL ORDERS: Wrlw Following the ceremony a re­ P.O. Box '11l. Cedar Rapids. IDelude teU-addrelled, .&aIQeCl ception was held in the Rose room dist Student center annex, 213 E. of Hotel Jefferson. Market street. All Methodist 210 S. Linn St. Dial 8-0474 envelope. Mrs. Northcutt was graduated preference women are Invited to from a Des Moines high school attend. and attended Upper Iowa univer­ sity at Fayette last year. She is a CONGREGATIONAL - Four C member ot Phi Beta Phi, national group of the Congregational social sororl ty. church will hald a weiner-roast Mr. Northcutt was graduated tomorrow. Those planning to at­ from Central high school, Omaha, tend arc asked to meet ttt 5:30 Neb., and attended Grinnell col- p. m. in front of the church. SPECIAL LUNCH 39c 39c ONE HAMBURGER PATTIE AND ONE FRIED EGG ONE SAUSAGE PATTIE AND ONE FRIED EGG SHAG {;OTTON BUGS TWO SLICES BACON AND ONE FRIED EGG AMERICAN FRIED POTATOES. The lovely new pa.,.1 colorinOI and the luxurl. BREAD AND BUTTER ou ••oftn ... of th. Charm Trod Shag Rug. do ,., ...... lomething to any room-livino room, bedroom.' COFFEE OR MILK """'.. clen or bathroom. Charm Tr.d. or. color·.fyled . by farl. Perreault, not.d Interior d"orolo'1 39c 39c _ • l - g J1:' Th~y're .a.lly wa.hoble, economical and long. wearing. AYoilobl. 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MDQIJtR 0 .. TIIJC A8IO<.'IATZD PBE8II lPr.otest Un-AmeFiica ~ l eac$ MODday lIy Is clall1 • Entered_ 'lb. _lated Prea II ""UUed u;­ • ~lbuer._ Inc. • ' ...... u .... tter at the postoWc~ clulllftly to the uae for _bUcellon of NIty, low.. unUr tile M:t of .n the Jocal .new. printed to tble new. By SAMUEL GRAFTON One of the worst results of Com_ the committee is not gOing into, of Mci:h 2, 1878. p.pu, .. well .. all AP DeWII .u. New York Post Syndicate munism has been to seem to give is this: What swirling tides ~~= ...... The poor must have a home in leftism a geographic base, so that and doubt must be r I ~ It: M. POWNALL. Pub""'"'" America, too. I know that Amer­ national and social questions have through our age and period to pro­ ~Y STRINGHAM, B~ Board of Trustee. Leslie O. Moeller, • Manaaer Kkk H. Porter. A. erall' Baird. Paul R. ica's poor are less poor than the become confused. But have we duce such alleged results?" Without • ~UCJ: HUGHES, U .ltor Ol.on, Dorothea Davidson. Jack O'Brlen, poor of England or France, and I Luter Brook., Loy M. Booton, Ste".. really reached the stage at which at all accepting the theory that 'a U~OIl rate ....1l7 ealTler UI Iowa DinnlaI'. . b e Li eve, from to point out the shortcomings of man's (even a Hollywoodian's) ly JO cent. weekly or .., per )'ear :n Iix .,.«5; 1hrH what 1 have been the rich is treachery to America? interest in the underdog make Jvanee; month!! montM 'IT.LEPBOIUII '.80. fly aall to Iowa ".51 J'U' )'ur; to find i)ut~ We must pick our way carefully .,. _,... ">. $2.10; tbree mOIlt effect will b to intimidate for~ign policy could not stand. of social SOrorities. Group 2 composed of Delta Up. people in othcr indusb:ies. and coerce the movie!> into an Panhellenic and Interfraternity silon. Phi Delta Theta. Phi Ep­ But the committee could get eveD more rigid accept!\nce of councils have divided the 12 sor­ silon Pi and Phi Gamma Delta its beRt evidence by adjourn. wllat the Thomas cOl)lmitte LETTERS TO THE fDITOR orilies into three groups. Those will follow this schedule. Pi Beta ing hearings to the n eigllbor- thinks is Ameri('clll. entertaining tomorrow are Alpha Phi, 2 to 2:30; Kappa Kappa Gam­ hood theatl·. r1'hel'C t 11 e y 3. It raises, as in its otlJCl' (Reade,.. are Invited to expre .. their make arrangements to attend. Chi Omega, Pi Beta Phi, Kappa ma, 2:30 to 3; Chi Omega, 3 to oPlnlons In Letters to tbe Editor. AU let­ Church Calendar Kappa Gamma and Chi Omega. wonld find that tbe va t mao investigation, the ba~ic que. ters m..... t be .I,nod, and on~ receIved 'l;'1).is is a vital factor when both 3:30, and Alpha Chi Omega, 3:30 become the property of The D_IIJ Fl'aternities are requested to jOl'ity of movies tend to bc tion of the motivcs of the CQJlI.· members of a family are 'Yorking. to 4. IGWan .•Th ~ rI,ht to edJt or withhold let· follow the suggested schedule as stpl' otyped, romantic, absurd, mittel'. Is it really after Com· ters is reserved and. of course, the 3. Two phone calls I made in Group 3 composed of Phi Kappa 9plnlon8 expressed do not necessarily an attempt to learn this location. ST. THOMAS MORE CHAPEL UEvcry Bellevcr a Priest." they did last Sunday. unreal - and of cour e U1CY mnnists, or is it t rying to represent those of The Dally Iowan.) 4~ N. Rlveralde drlv. 5:30 p.m. Delta Gamma vespers. Psi. Pi Kappa Alpha, Sigma Alpha One call was to The Daily Iowan Rev. Leonard J . Brulman, pastor: Rev. 5:40 p.m. Luncheon and dlscu6slon on Group I, composed of Alpha Tau "{ill geneal'lIy have I\, happy end· smear all those who have the Epsilon and Sigma Chi follow and the other to the Finkbine S " 'alter l'dGEleney. &slI'l, putor; Rev. J . '''Questions Rnd Answers." Omega. Beta Theta Pi. Delta Chi ing. lea t bit of independent politi· Ryan Belser. Ph.D. al'll't. paslor. Monday, 8 p.m. Church membership this schedule. Kappa Kappa Gam­ Notice for Extinguisher supervisor- neither of these sour­ Sunday Masses: 5:45. 8. O. 1.0 and 11:30 class. and Delta Tau Delta will follow ma, 2 to 2:30; Chi Omega, 2:30 to '1'he movieR are fat· ft'om cal thought' •. m. Salurday 9 a,m. Children's catechlSlll Demonstrations Poor ces knew the location. Weekday Masses: 6:30, 7 and 7:30 a.m. class. 3; Alpha Chi Omega. 3 to 3:30, vehicles of Communist propa· 4. It is being conducted in a In view of this lack of advertis­ Holy Day Masses: 5:45, 7. 8. 11 and lor IIraduate and married students at and Pi Beta Phi. 3:30 to 4. 12:15 o·clock. the annex. ganda. They ar'c largely a. reo witch·ll u n t i n"g atmosphere. ing (remember, many residen,ts FIRST PRESBYTERIAN OUURCH Group 4 composed of ~igma Nu. TO THE DAILY IOWAN: First Friday Masse.: 5:45. 7 and 7:30 _ ~O E. Market stre.t peat on the favorite tlleme of 'l'h cOlDmittee isn't giving the had only the first information list­ a.m. P . Bewl.on PoUock, pastor ST. PATRICK'S CHURCn • Sigma Phi Epsilon. Theta Xi and The editorial on Friday concern­ C~nlesslon. aev ~ PatrJck "the Amcl·iean way of life": aceu ed a decent ehance of beard from 3:30 to 5 and Sunday, 9:30 a.m. Sunday ochool for aU Bt. M.cr. O'Reilly, pastor th ing the residents of Finkbine Park ee!), tbe editorial should be amen­ 7 to 8:30 p.m. on all Saturdays, days be· ages. The Rev. Raymond J . Pachal anlstant Phi Kappa Sigma will follow this Ilvc l'ybody is rich. mO t always denial. Coumel for witnesses ded to lay at least a portion of the forp Holy Days and FI ... t Fridays. Also 10:45 a.m. Morning worship. Sermon: pas1.0r schedule. Chi Omega, 2 to 2:30; mll ignoring the recent "instruction" on Sundays from 20 minute. before Mass "Fishers of Men," Nursery. 6:30 a.m. Low Ma ... lJappy lIlld overcom s every may not cro. ·cxa.mine otber blame for non-attendance at the to ~ minute. of Mass. 4:30 p.m. Westminster student vespers 8:30 8.m. High Mass. Alpha Chi Omega, 2:30 to 3; PI 011 in fire fighting equipment shows Newman club each Tuesday of sChool 9:35 a.m. Low Mass. problem with a thrilling 1'0, .witnc. es. fee of the person (or persons) who at the church. Dr. M. Willard Lampe Beta Phi. 3 to 3:30, and Kappa ill a lack of the complete facts in the year at 7:30 In the Student center. 01 the school of religion will speak. Sup. DalJy Masses al 8 a.m. Saturday Masses planned tQe demonstrations. at 7:30 a.m. Kappa Gamma. 3:30 to 4. an case. per and social will follow. I am quite. sure that a demon­ FrR8T OHUB-CII OF CURIST, ~:3 0 p.m. HI·Club meeting I.n the st The total information which I SCIENTIST lounge. stration which was adequately an­ 722 E. Collere dte~t Thursday. 6:30 p.m. Filth colony pot­ Congratulations and an Apology bad concerning the demonstrations nounced. lor example, a mimeo­ Sunday. 9:45 a.m. Sunday 8ehool. II luck supper. Elder aud Mrs. E. P. Brad­ a.ln. Lesson·sermon. ShAW wlJl pre. Ide. 'ongl'atulationH to tit section in ye tcrday's criti· was: graphed note of full details in each W<:dnesday. 8 p.m. Testimonial meet· Friday. 8 p.m. Halloween party hay· In~. OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN 1. A mimeographed note say­ mailbOX, would be attended by ot Public Is Invited. Nursery. ride for all students. Hawkeye "illag-e cOlillcil for its eism. of pOOl' turnont at PI' V· Readln, room open dally from 2 to 5 Saturda),. 10 a.m. to 7:30 p.m . All day ious demonstrations. ing there would be a demonst a­ least a representative for everY r.>.m. exceot Sunday. Westminster foundaUon state, conference SlICCCliS i It gcttillg a big tu m· tion SOMETI~. housing unit. with Ames. Cedar Fails and Iowa City The Hawkeye village resi· .ludent. participating. out for the demonstratioo of I therefore take this means in FIRST OHItISTIAN CHUB-CII dent. l' cognize tJle· need for 2. Two tour-inch stories in The 2J7 Jew. avenae asking for another attempt. Sun~ay. 8:45 a.m. Cllrlstlan radio hour UNITARIAN CIIURCII firc cxtiugqilihc1's '1'hursdllY knowing how to 11 e the ex· Daily Iowan. the lirst of which ovpr WMT. Iowa avenue and Gllber' IItreet announced that there were to be TOM HUBBARD 9:30 a.m. Church school lor aU ages. Rev. E.anll A. Worthle)" palltor night. ting uishers. We hope l'esidents 300 Finkbine Park Class for uniVersity stUdents. Sunday, 10:45 a.m. Morning services. ea. demonstrations and the second 10:30 a.m. Morning worship and Com· Sermon: "The Test 01 Tolerance.1I And a pl)]ogier; for including in other areas will follow- snit (We hope Mr. Hubbard's sug­ 4:30 I'!' gave the particular time for the munJon IService. Prof. Michaelson or the p.m. Flre.lde club picnic. that liO evidently adive part {)f and arrange demonstrations, gestion is carried out. other de­ school at religion wlll speak on the "De.. th Finkbine area but no mention of mand For Repentance."· REOROANIZED CHURCII OF JESUS th married tudents housing which will be well attended. monstrations are planned and are 6 the exact locatidn. Many people n.m. Rnth.ny fellowsbln at the CIJRIST AND LATTER DAY SAINTS well attended. To keep the record cburch. ChiU supper. ' Hayride follow. YMCA room of Iowa Union U N'I V E R SIT V CAL END A R missed these articles. worship servIce and discussion group. Sunday. 9:30 a.m. Class study and PI' straight, The Dilily Iowan printed Weonesoay, 7 p.m. Choir practice a.t -discussIon. Saturday, Oct. %5 a p. m. Lecture: "Peacetime ha It has been brought to my at­ four separate- stories IIbout the de­ Ih" church. 10:30 a.m. MornIng worship services. TrUllJ8n CaUs Special Session-Finally tention that the latter of these art­ Thursday, 2 :30 p.m. W.C.T.U. mcet· Annual meeting of Association Uses of Atomic Energy," by Pro­ to monstrations, the first one a week tng at tile nome of Mrs. Catherine Hope, CORALVILLB BIBLE CUURCII Coralville. Iowa fessor L. A. Turner, Macbride au­ ~ I o 'l'llC Truman administration lue1ant, Wasllingtoll news icles appearcd on the day of the before and others following on 432 Grant street. Report of the state of American Universities, Old convention wJ1l be. read. Sunday, 9:45 a,m. Sunday school lor all ditorium stories say, to call a special demonstration. and thus gave peo-' Oct. 4. '6, and 9. ' Tqey totaled 24 ages. Capitol has finllIJy been maneuvered TRINITY EPISOOPAL CllnRCII 10:50 8.rn. lIorning worshIp. 9 p. m. Dance, Triangle club pIe inadequate opportunity .to 1/2 inches of space-The Editor.) 7:40 p.m. Pre-prayer service. Monday, Oct. 27 tll into II po, itioll wherc p cial se' ion. Even on the day of thc 8~ O E. Cell ...e aired Friday, 31 a Rev. Fred W. P.to&.rl1, putor 8 p.m. Evening gospel with song servo oct. to announcemcnt, pl' i e shad Sunday, 8 a.m. Holy Communion. lcpc. 7:30 p.m. Meeting of American 4:30 p. m. Movies of football ses .. iolJ became a tragic n('Ccs· 9:30 Thursday. 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting risen to a nl'w nll·time lligh. a.m. Upper chu",h school. association of University proIes- game, sponsored by Tailfeath~ ·ity. 10:45 a.m. Choral Eucharist and Ser· and devotional Bible study at the ehurch. FUl;tltCI' I:lteps apparently are man. Lower church school. Nursery at sors, senate chamber. Old/Capitol. Macbride auditorium . Ri -ing prices thr'eat n the needed it food will be gottell (ollege ~ Fee5 Eliminate Many lhe parJsh house. . FIRST BAPTIST CIIURCH 5:30 p.m. Marriage seminar. Final S. Clinton and Burllnllon streets l'uesday, Oct. 28 8 p. m. University play,' uDi- success of efforts to kecp Eu· to Europe. se ..lon led by Dr. Coburn, psychiatrist. Rev. Elmer E. DlerkJ. pa.lor Student fees have increased so much that many capable young per­ Cost suppe r follows. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. Church school Cor 6 p. m. Supper, . University versity theatre '. t'ope al i,'e. '1'he aclminist!'3 lion '1'ho President will strcngth. Club p. m. Movies of football sons are unable to attend college, Dr. John Dale Russell of the Uni~ Tuesday. ':30 p.m. Arts and crafts all departments. Scmlnar In religion Cor a ducked thc isslIe as long a~ his own po ·j tion, and that of group. Nursery at the parish house. all students. 8 p.m. University lecture by game. sponsored by TailfeaUteJJ. Sta tes office of educa tion, said recen tly. , Wednesday. 7 p.m. Senior choir reo 10:80 a.m. Church service of worship. possible. 'l'hc pcople looked in the people of 1-110 United Russell commented on trends indicated in a recent office of educa­ Ilear.al at the chUl'Ch. Sermon: "God So Lovcd Ihe World ." Jo~n Mason Brown, Iowa Union. Macbride aUditorium Thursday. 7:30 p.m. Inquirers class al This Is World Order Sunday. v vain for aggrcssive leadership Htates, if a bold answel' lo tbe tion survey made at the request of President Truman's commission the parish house. S p .ln. Vesper service of the Judson Wednf!sday, Oct, 29 Saturday, Nov. 1 in 1he cl'isis. 'rhey didn't find chalJ ~lg is fortbcoming in his on higl!.er education. Friday, 4 p.m. Jllnlor cbolr rehearsal, fOllow,hlp. 7:30 p.m. Sigm" Xi; address of 2-5 p. m. Informal open holllr, a ~ 8 p .m. Canterbury club Halloween 6:30 p.m. Vespers for !lager WilHam. y i 1 a t the Wbi te House and message to the spccilll scs ion. -Much of the higber cost of college attendance is now met by student party lor aU EpIscopal students al 1he fellowship. reliriog president, Triangle club IOwa Union parlsh house. 7:30 JI ,m. UnlversJty of LICe lor hlgb rooms. p. m. University play. they didn't find iL in R pub· Then we will see how much fees. more than 50 percent of which are paid by the federal govern­ school students. a Uni- licall councils. courage tbe Rel>nblican ma­ ment for veterans' education, Russell added. OONGREGATIONAL OHUBCII a p.m. University play, Univer- versity theatre Educational cpsts "will be too high for many family budgets" if so N. Clinton dreet OHURCH OF THE NAZARBNE sity theater. Sunday, Nov. 2 d 'I'lle President was pretty re· jorities ju both houses bave. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. Church school for Wendell Wellman, mlnider student fees continue rising with- !III. Nursery and beginners departments Sunday, 1:45 p.m. Church 8chool for all '1'hursday, Oct. 30 a p. m. Iowa Mountaloeers: ]' r will meet at 10:30. ages. 4:30 p .• m. Parliamentary Law Color Adventure travel~~ • a out "increased financial sUQPort The inflationary factor in the in­ 10:30 a.m. Morning worship. Iiermon : 2,30 lI.m. Worsblp hour and sermon. fro~ o.ther .so~rce~, alter th!! GI I creased educational cost to the "ChrlsUan FaltUly Heritage." Nurscry. 6:45 p.m. Junior society. HI N. Y. and forum, sponsored by ODK. 221A "Sea Vulture," by Max Gepe rptI II young people's meetings. t One Case of Labor Trouble Under T-H Law legJslahon expires. he said. He colleges is estimated to be only 2,4 1":. p.m. Supper haul' fot! stUdents. Schaeffer hall Macbride auditorium i i 6:30 p.m. Student valier hOUr , 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic service and ser­ Statements that the Taft· But the union simply •has de· indioated that ~his trend ~dll limit percent, much less than the na,. 7 pm. Studenl dlseu ..lon . mOil. c 8 p.m. Social hour. Wednesday. 8 p.m. Mld·week prayer (I'or . Information recardinc dates beyolld tblt .thetl...... It' Hartley will bring peace be· clin d to U!!e the ' facilities of college ,.,education ,to ohlldnn Q.f tional average increase in the cO/lt Tuesday. 1~;3O p.m. Student luncheon. and praise hour. .ervaUoD ID &be olflce or &be Prealdent, Old Ca,lioL) tween labor and management higher income families-"a coun- of living. Wcdnesday. 7 p.m, Choir practice in Saturday. 7:30 p.m. SlngsplratJon. r tbe board. ter-democratic tendency," he add­ tbe sanctuary. are not borne out by a t least Fees for room, board and tuition Thursday. 9 p.m. Student Bible class OJIURCH OF JESUS ClIRIST AND d o a case thaL might havc ed. at 328 N. Dubuq ue. LAT1lER DAY SAINTS GENERAL olle recent incident. Lor the average student on the 9: 15 p.m. Student SIble cla.s at the coJtrerence room .No.1. IGw& Union NOTICES I' Snpporters of tbe bill been settled around the confer­ Two outstanding developments Iowa campus, which totaled $400 llttle chapel. Sunday . 10 a.m. Sunday schoo l, doe· lD OARDS Al'T1TUDE TESTS S were apparent from the survey: Friday, 3 p.m. Student coffee hour. trtne and covenants. AU holders of Stuqent Identifi­ tbought they could pressure cuce table is being fought out in 1939, have rlsen to about $63P. o 1. Studen( fees now provide for OOMMUNITY CJIUItCH C";NTER cation cards arc reminded that The professional aptitude tests labor unions into giving up on the picket lines b cause of an increase or 63 .5 percent. ZION LUTHBaAN OHURCH over half of the lotal annual col­ IAmorl.... LUlbora .. Co.fereDce CommuDlty bulldlDI these cards are non-transferabie. wi! be given loday at their bargaiJling power by rc· the discriminatory non·Com· 2. The rate of tuit.ion charges JObDS .....ad Blooml"rto ...reel s Defto".n O. u.rt, mlnl.ster lege educational ex pen d itures. C. 9 :30 a.m. Church school for all ages. AnY cards found being illegally t d I · b d A. P.. obl, putor , a. m: in the Geology lecture ~ fusing them facilil.ies of tbe munist pledge requit'ed by the Formerly these fees paid' about a o St u en ts ,no t Inc u dmg oat Sunday. 9:15 a.m. Sunday 5ehool. 10 :30 a.m. Morning worshi p Ind Com· used will be withheld and persons and Ioom, has " been steadily iQ· 9:30 a.m. Student Blble cless. munlon serv ice. sermon : "Tbe Test of national labor relation, boal·d. law-a pledge employers arc third of the total annual expense to whom the cards are issued will Applicants who arrive later IlaD creaming. particularly sl"'c' e 1939. 111:~0 A.m . Divine s.. vlce . Iiermon: Christianity." Nursery. But in Oalioll, Ohio, only a not requil'ed to Rign. bJll. or this amount. tbe fe4eral -,.. ., "When Christ Comes In.'' , 7:30 p.m, Evening worship se rvice. be deprived 01 their use. 8:45 a. m. will not be admitted. All' W D k' d" t t· 2 p.m. Divine servl"" and Sunday Testimonial meeting. tellse trucc prevents bloodshed As long as congress was in government jpaid more than hal" • In a In, a mints ra lYe scltool al st. John'. Lutheran cl1u",h In , I' the business .of making people dean of ~e University of Iowa, Sharon. ST. MARf'S CHURCH in a stru,e. of CIO united auto or over $300,000,000 dUring the Jefferaon aft;d LInn .treeh wOl'kers there. ,sign pledges, thcy might have current fiscal year. • Slit'd there h as bee n little i ncrease luncheon8:30 p.m . andLutheran socIal hourstuclent at theassoclalion church . RI. Rev. M.rr. C. II. Melnherr. pallor Tbe company refuscd to put in a pr.ovision making em· Colleges have become . increas­ in resi~nt ImUon h~e tor several 6:30 p.m. LSA devotional meeting. aev. J. W. Schmll. and Rov. E. U. WSUI PROGRAM CALENDAR . b t th t 'd ttl Group discussions. . Hoonl" a ..l.tani p •• tor bllrgain with thc union until ployers. sign that thcy are not Ingly dependent upon student' feelt years, u a non-resl en u - Wodnesday. 7:30 p.M. "Evening of Sunday Masscs at 6. 7:30. 9. 10: 15 and tion has x/sen substantially. MYFtrry" pponsored by the Ladies Aid 11 :30 am. . 8:00 a.m, Morning Chapel 12:45 P,m. Gucst Star the nOll·Communist affidavits Fascists. But that, of course, as their chief flexible souree of IOclely for aU women of the church and Weekday Masses al 6:30 a.m. In the 8:15 a.m. Nows: Goorge McBurney 1:00 p.m. Mu~lcal Chats income to meet increasing costs "There has beel) no noticeable their husband •. Convent and at 7:25 and 8 a.m. In the 8:» a.m. Maladlc Moments 1:60 p.m. Football Game reqult'ed by tbe T·R law are wa 'n't port of the NAM· ':00 a.m. Musical Interlude 4:30 decrease tn \he number of out- Thursday, 6:30 p.m. Home·bUllders church . p.m. Tea Time Melodic. signed by U1uon officials. written law. of provlwng higher education, said will meet at the church for pol·luck Novena services ThurlJday at 3 and 11:02 jl.m. Iowa State Teachers AOIOCla· 5:00 p.m. Children's Hour Russell. of-state students as .rJresuIt of the supper follow*! by bu.lnas meeting and 7:30 p.m. lion 5:30 p.m. New.: Les Brooks Confessions: Saturday at 2:30 to 5:10 8:30 a.m. The Booklohell 5:45 p.m. Sports TIme College costs have increased be­ increase in tUilio,n," according t.o , .teereatlon. ___ and 7 to 8:20 p.m. Weekdays during the .:45 a.m. AUer Sr~kf8st Coffee 6:00 p.m. The Dinner Hour 10:15 a.m. This Week In 'lbe Mallazlnes cause of the record enrollments. Ted McCarrel, registrar of the I I'IAS'I' (INGLISH LUTHIUN VHUIt(JH 7:25 a.m, Ma Sll and after the Novena 7:00 P.m. New s-Farm Flashes: Don Russia Accuses U. S.. of Her Own Tadics University of Iowa (v"II •• Lalberaa Cllareb I. Amorl ... ) services. 10:30 a.m, Plano Melodies Maloney· Larry Edwardl . D• .ad Markel .Iro.I. 10:4G I.m. Music You Like 7:10 p,m. Musical Moods .,uq.. It:oo I.m. ltI!porter'. Scrapbook 7:30 P.m. Saturday Swln. StIIlon By J. M, Roberts, Jr. accuse others of exactly what they that turning the other cheek is a )lost out-of-state students lite I aoy ...Ipao M. Kruer.r, ....t.r r ST. WENCE~L"'Uf:I OHU.OK 1t:20 •.m. JetonlOn County News: .nay ..... thl i 1d Bund.y. 8:30 •. m. Matln servIce and ". E. ·D .....p ...l ",•• l 8:00 p.m. Remlsclng Tim. AP Forelcn Affairs Analy.~ are doing themselves, but 1hls practIcal intemational policy, and v"""rans, so s ncrellse wou Hrmon. Th. allY ...... )leuan .....lor Hanrt 8:30 P.m. Proudly W. Hall I~O •. m' Latto AmRrlcan Rhythm 8:45 p.m. A Look At Austrilia The dividing line between latest "Molotov cocktaU" takes that good intentions are suffldeDt llOt laffect them he added. 9:30 a.m. Sunday school. Til. Rlv. J.~pll W. IIlu., _I&Ian' 11,.5 a.m. Adventurea In Researeh U • 10:45 •. m. Mornlnl' worship. Sermon : 9:00 P.m. Campus Shop comedy and tragedy has become the cake Jlor &heer facce. ,armament Ior a nation. ''Here 5t.nd." 6:30 a.m. Low .Ma ,,"0" ... : U:OO Doon Rhythm Rambles 0 :45 n.m. New.: MeulU Ludwl, w. U:30 JIlm. News: Vcrn HIIrv.,.. 10:00 p.m. SIGN OFF a lmost indistinguishable at Lake Andrei Vlahlnsky has displayed. They know there are certain ~:JO p.m. Luther.n .tudent -IeWow8hlp a a,m. Low Ma8s, hour and IUncbeon at tbe ZIon Lutheran 10 a.m. Hlgb Mass. Success as the Russian delegates on occasion, some wit which sug­ people, too, who leel that chronic To Talavise GOP Parlay church. DaJly MaIsel at 7 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. tie up the United Nations with gests the bare possibility of a selt-criticism is one way to dis- 6:30 p.m. LuLberan .tudebt mtetln, to S.tlttd.y c6nfeSllons from ~ pm. to 7 41..,.,.. "Convention. In Chrt.tlanlty." p.ln. and from 7 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. WMT * Calendar WHO Calendar their talk of trying to gag Ameri­ sense of humor. I wonder if he play "liberalism." The Commun- PHILADELPHIA, (JP)-The Re­ Monda)'. 7 . p.n>. hy Seoul. mlle\ln, .t cans. Itb" church . • METHODIST CHUaOR (CBS Outlet) (NBC goes home every night laughing ists never want "these people to Publican ~Uonal convention in lerreraon aDd O .... aqae ••, ••&1 O16tJ TuelJd.y. 6:30 p.m . M.rrlod coUpl.,.· 12:30 p.m. Family Party 12:45 p.m. The 86r0SI.II'1"s Everyone in the United States at ihe grave countenance of those run out of al,DlTlunition, lP.hiladelp~ IltPtt June will be 'club pot. luck .upper at the church. Dr. L. L, Dannl.cloft .nd an, v, V, 1:43 p.m. Football ,amo: II/wa·Notre Oolf, .. J:OO p.m. ~'arl11 and Bome Hour who would keep this cOlmtry who spend &0 much t.ime trying to The main P/Jrpo~. of course.' ts ~levlHd fpr lbe lirat time under Wednesday. 7:15 p.m. Cbolr practice .1 Ial.to,. Damo 1:~5 p~n . Football Game: 10...... the church. Sunday. 9:30 a.m. Church Ichool In aU 5:00 p.m. Give .nd Take Dame strong against the very lort ef fiJM their way out of the paper to dlstract the world~ at.Mlan 4IIiMti;.newl ,imd rMlio coverage I ! lI,m. Mlilton .ady ,Ia.. , .t tbe departments except Intermodl.ta. 8:30 p.m. Rom.llce 4:30 p.m. Tonno Tim. II a.m. Intermodlate d e p • r t men t aggression which has wiped out bagS that he fashions. from the one real iSliue of the'day. plans disclosed yesterday, 'chun!h. 7:00 P.m. Flnt Nlllhtcr 4 : 4~ P.m. Kln8 Colo "~Io church school In Fellowehlp h.lI. ':30 p.m. Bill Goodwin 6:00 p.m. SmUln' Ed MIoCollnelt national autonomy and individual The Russians, of course. have a which is Communist aggression, ~eHIl.kl-eoast .leviaiOl\ covet­ ~T. PAUL'S LUTHlaAN OBlJaCK 11:30 a.m .• Mornln, ,,\,orshlp. Bermon: 8:10 p.m . .loan DiVis ' 7:00 p.m. We I1f JIII.,- "I,~a._t.... "Tl\ltJy Daf .rollt81 Diet." 8:JO ,p.m. Vaulhn Monroe liberty in central Europe Is a serlous purpose. They know that and to prevent any constructive a~ .... o\lWned by 1.}Wler W, 7 :BO p.m. Trutb d. Coniequehiaa .l.b P. Obel", 'u,.,. 11 •. m. Ildcntlcal momlna wOnhlp . 9.00 p,m. Wayll. oJOnJr 8100'P.Jh. Your 1I1~ "~e "wlIrmongcr" to the Rus innS. there is a fringe of people In the uction looldng townrr! s(;~nerl CUpp, hend of Pbl'lnaelphla rarlio SuMOl·. 9:30 a.m. Sunrtll)' IObont aM •• \" P.II\. N\l(IMr Io~ ~uat. 0:30 p .tn. 0.,11<1 .... ~ntrnl Rlatlnn 8:30 p.m. Blrn tlanee Bible elaas. . .tudents In FellowshIp hatl. 10:00 p.m. New.: Bob Wldmafk 9 :00 p .",. Bam Danca Party It's an old totalitarian habit to democracies who really believe world conditions, ataUon WFIL-TV ~ ...... DkiM .~:.a.-a ; 6;JO..PoG...Iua4u,. ~ftIWN ..... t&JIII 11:15 p.m. OU tbe R_d - - - ... ' .. 10:30 P.Dl . .K8¥ K,ser·. CoU.,. • THE DAJJ.Y roWAN, 8ATtJ~AY, OCt'. n Editor Announces Establish ScholaBhip ) For Honor Students Use IQwan Wa~t Ad~ to Buy, Sell Of Trade! Editorial, Business In Advertising at SUI (Con' A $750 scholarship award to be poration to S\. II Staff for Hawkeye presented annually to an out­ On Oct. 20 FOR WQHWAH1'ED standing senior or graduate stu­ on the injunctiol. APARTMENT WANTED WANTED TO 'BUY~' ~ APARTMENT-- RENT ______--- Carolyn Anderson, A4, Hawk~ dent in advertising has been Judge James T. Gal. , ~Cws'FlED RATE CARD $30.00 REWARD for information--- TWO good tickets for Minnesota FOR RENT: Furnished Apt. in WILL care tor children in my eye editor, announced members of available to the Univel'!llty of the hearing. CASH RATE leading to the rental of a small game. Russ Roder. 505 S. Dodge. town of Riverside, Iowa. Write home days. Dial 80439. the yearbook editorial and busi­ Iowa, President Virgil M. Hancher Ko-ser called a spcct. l •• Dap-I" ,...... furnished apartment for veteran Phone 5832. Box lOP-I, Daily Iowan. ness staff yesterday. The appoint­ announced yesterday. meeting last night, to give .., . student and wife. Write Box STUDENT laundry wasbed, iron­ ments were approved by the sentimen'ts on the issue. WANTED: 38, 39 or 40 model car. T.A1RO DC)I'J3 IT ed, mended. Dial 7365. The scholarship has been estab­ I

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