(AP Wlr.,-ot. ) ... And Nebraska Floods Hit s. Dakota ...... And Iowa ••• l'tIRS. ANNA COVRJO. 92. BELLEVUE, NEB.. Ia lifted abGllrd a tratltoJ' after her TIlE WATER PATROL IN PIERRE, S.D., RESCUED A MOTUER an(l h~r dangh­ AN EARTHEN DIKE AROUND A FARMSTEAD NEAR BI.ENCOE kept walen from Ihe ~US80url fum home wa threatened by the rilll~ MIlISoIII'I rinr. !'tlore than 20 rarm ra:mwes W, :! years old, from the Locke hotel which Is cut off from all facillUl"s ~d hns to river temporarily In hand Thursday. S",1rlln6, muddy water from the river have nooded lowlands, were eV~llllted from Bellevue, a suburb of 0Inaha, 'nIurlday after .. 12 square be reacbed by boat. The flood crest II e~ted In loux City on Monday. Blencoe I about 50 mites south 01 Sioux City. mile ana wall cau.. hl between the lurl"iD« !'tDnouri and PW~ rivera. , Serving the Stat. The Weather University of Iowa Fair and wal'lller today. Campul and S .. turda.y lner..... nc cioudbteaa and mild. Hl,b Iowa City wuy, n; low, u. Hla-h lerwcI e at Thursday, U; low, 25, heat. IlitIes. main Est. 1868 - AP Leased Wire, AP Wirephoto - five Cent. Iowa City, Iowa, Friday, April 11, 1952--Vol. 86, No. 136

~art 01 1Jn~ visited d aDd [~iq. • • - II 00 . a ers on Inue Ise Morris Probe Begun Damage,in Millions; U.S. Lawyers Stall 6 Months Before -He Thousands Homeless Took Cleanup Post · By The Assoclaled PreQ W ASIDNGTON IJP) - Rep. The levee-busting Missouri river raced fOUl' feet deep through Kenneth Keating (R-N.Y.) said the main street of South Dakota's capital city of Pierre Thursday and Quick Court \ Test Thursday that six months before posed an ominous threat to cities downstream . Newbold Morris was chosen as Floods along the Missouri and other midwest rivers made thou4 the administration's cleanup man sands homeless and caused mil- Ihis connection with a surplus lions oC dollars in property dam· down aboul Saturday as the flood ships deal was under investiga­ age. peril grew. .Of Steel Seizure tion by the criminal division of In Sioux City, la., the flood Flood HJIs 1\1111 Count,. the justice department. paralyzed the city's livestock in­ Morris, appearing before a dustry. Ali shipments to the Fifty families living in three WASIDNGTON (JP) - Lawyers ing back to life again, Secretary townships or Mills county border­ . tor the nation'!: embattled steel of Commerce Sawyer Instructed hOllse committee on which Keat­ stockyards were halted and pack­ ing is serving, said this was the ing planls prepared for a shut- i ng the Missouri ' river were industry angrily accused the gov- the nationaf product1bn uuther­ eVllcua t d as the stream slowly ernment ot "stalling" Thursday ity late in the day to lift its batl r\rst lime he had neard nny-thing about it. edged up to a flood crest expect­ as federal attorneys staved off a on steel deliveries. ed next week, quick court test of President Tru- The NPA had {rozen deliveries Keating asited him whether he would have alreed to become a The muddy Missouri, on its man's power to seize the steel in advance of last Tuesday's Senate Votes to Let mo t destructive spr e in 71 mills. strike threat. special assistant attorney general and start on his corruption hunt years, hit Pierre a crippling blow, In U.S. district court, Judge I other swift-breaking de- engulfed the entire town of Fort ments: if he had known about it. Subcommittee Probe David A. Pine upheld gover Would Have Refused Job Pierre, a community of 700 across Sawyer, named by Pr '~sldent ment objections against an in "I certainly would not have ac­ the river, and smashed through. mediate hearing of the dispute. Truman as boss of the govern­ McCarthy's Ouster levees as far as 200 miles down­ ment-seized mills, sought to allay cepted It (the appointment)," Judge Pine said that under Morris replied, He added that if stream, court rules he had no choice but industry tears that he would give WASHINGTON (JP) - The sen- Flood waters spilled across 100 the steel workers an immediate he had any idea that such an in­ to give the government Marvin Scenyers, federal 000 of the Bell system in Michi­ Truman May Name The students pleaded guilty to tellow travelers and o.r shmldmg Hundnck Cdt Homel... IlOslmasterships out of the field of conciliator flown here from Wash­ gan, Ohio, New Jersey and north­ the charges In police court atter! ~ome who McCarthy. saId bad been Hundreds wel'e homeless along political patronage - and senate ington, maneuvered between the ern California and 16,000 Western Demo authorities arrested them about Im government service. the swollen Minnesota river in confirmation - and place them Silver Star Won two groups, Electrio workers. Favorite 5:30 a.m. Thursday at Washington The full rules committee had southwest Mlhnesota. The crest entirely undel' civil service. The Both sides were keeping mum. From state to state the strike WASHINGTON (IP) - President and Dodge sts. Police said they moved tor a vote on. whether. to on the Red river of the north is appointments would be made by Sy Former Student For a period of almost 24. hours picture varied. Many exchanges Truman threw out a hint Thurs- had pulled up a bridge warning take the McCarthy m~estigahon expected Monday at Moorhead, the pOlitmaster general Instead of there had been no cemment from were picketed, but many others day that before the Democratic sign and were attempting to carry away from the subcommittee, con- Minn. The R&d' river was 6'" feet by the presidedt, as they are now. Lh. John 'tV, Condon, of Iowa It away. tending that. McC~rthy had im- over the 23.38 foot flood stage at f'irst, second and third class post­ City, former sui student. has won nat.!,onal convention meets he may Bunce who is president of the pug ned the mtegnty of some of Fargo, N .D., and plans were made name the man he thinks it ought SUI student councll, and Gunn the subcommittee's members. to evacuate ~ lfospita1. A crest of of1ices would be afjected. the Silver Star 101' gallant lead­ Conference on Education to Be Held at SUI to nominate for preSident. A second reorganization pia n ership when wounded and under told Judge Emil G. Trott they 34 feet was Olcpected by Monday. The program tor the Governor's Cecil Hartung, 1!inneapolls, re­ The President said at a news weuld prefer to do something IKE GETS KANSAS' VOTE The U.S. weather bureau ad- would remove 94 U.S. mal'shals enemy attack in Korea. conference that he has a right to constructive as punishment rather TOPEKA, KAN. (IP) - The Ei- vised "immediate protective In this country and Its territories Condon won the nation's third Lay Leadership Conference on gional director of the National a preference, the same as any than pay fines. He ordered tfiem senhower-Taft s era m b I e for measures" in towns along the from presidential appointment highest combat decoration for his Education, which will be held Citizens committee for the public schools, and Dr ~ William G. Carr, other citizen. He declared crypti- . to work out the fines of $27.50 Kansas' 22 national convention Mississippi river from Davenport and senate confirmation. They action Dec. 8, 1951, when as­ April 29-30 at SUI, was announced Washington, D,C., associate secre- cally, however, that he hopes it each in City park. votes came to a close Thursday to Muscatine. would be named by the attorney signed to the 24th infantry divi­ Thursday by Gov. William S. tary of tb'e National Education won't be necessary lor him to ex- According to an old law writ- with the Republican state cen· Fteezlng weather came to the general undor civil service rules. sion's 21st regiment. He is now a Beardsley. assocJation. press a preference. ten in 1850, persons who wish to ventlon giving all 10 delegates 'it flood areas o!J the north addJnj A third plan would bracket into member of the 40th division's Speakers include Samuel C. The theme of the conference Previously Truman had said do work instead of paying fines Ilarge to the general. District COl1- to' the dlscomt.ort of the homeless. civil service, subject to 'appoint­ 160th infantry regiment. Gale, Minneapolis, vice-president is "Better Education for Iowa." the party's July convention could can do so at a ·rate ot 430 per ventions previously had elected ISnow fell in the northern Great ment by the secretary of the. treas­ Condon's wife and parents live in charge of advertising and pub- Most state education admin:stra­ pick any candidate it wanled hour. At that rate, the stud.ents the other 12 delegates, giving 10 Lakes regien. Bemidji, Minn., had ury, the offices ot collector of at 427 S. Dodge st. lic services tor General Mills, Inc.; tors are expected to attend. without any intervention by him. will have to do 64 hours ef work. to Eisenhower and two to Taft. a low reading of ,zero: . • , PAGE TWO - THE DAlLY IOWAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1952 Interlude with Interlandi Russia-Keeps Allie:~ I The Da/~ Iowan FRIDAY, APRIL 11 1952 Guessing in Europe I

PubUshed dally .x~pt Sunday and I \ Mondoy and hoUday. by Studenl Itwan.. £4"erl.1 .rnee., are In .lIe b ..... Fred M. Pownall. P.bllsher By J. M. ROBERTS JR. . If she is, then, willing to do so, le,.1 lDent .f Ea.' Uall, north Itntranee. PubUcaUonl. Inc.. 126 Jowa A\'~ •• low. Associated Press News Analyst it is a strong indication of the ef. City, Jowa . Entered •• second r:.lau mall DAILY 10WANEiiiTORIAL "TAFt' matter at the- postofllce at Iowa City, Editor . . Jamea MacNair fectiveness of the political pres· under Ibe act 01 con..- or March 2, Manattng EdJtor Ho~rt Duncan Would Soviet Russia be willi'lg sure being put on her by AIlic:d 11'1'. Call B-21S1 II'.... DOl ..eelYe News Editor Gene Ra!lensoerger Y'.·I' OaU,. lo.. an b, j • • m. Make, ••" Ass't. New. Editor Arlo Warner to give up her hold on Eastern policy. For the Russians to give up If'rwlce I...... ett on aU nnlee err," Au't. New. Editor Norma Sexton MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PJU:SS re,orted by 9:" • . m . rile oall)l 1•• · .n City Editor Marvin Braverman Germany in return for a unified a bird in the hand, in tbe mere The AsSOCiated Presa Is enUlIed ex. dna""oD .e,.rtment.. tn Uae rear 0' AJj;'t. City Editor ~nard Sun.burl hope of gaining bush and an, elusively to Ih.. use {or republication 0.111 .I'.l'n.Uun band In,. D.baque and Sports Editor Jack Jord.n Germany which would be neutral 01 all Ibe local new. printed In thJa would be unprecedented. I ••••1$ ., I, _,en f,olD 4 •. ID. I. 11 • . m. Women's Editor Mnrtha Ov crltnt~r as between Russia and the West­ newspaper as weU .s all AP news an. trom 1 ,.m. t. " ,.m. dally. S ••• , .. Edltorlal Assistant RUBS Wiley dlspat.:he•. ...,. .... rs: .. am. t. It N ••n . Chlel Photo,rapher Jay Hyton~ ern powers? Allies Learned A Lesson Wirephoto technician Bill Baker Call 4191 Her insistence that she is ready It may be they are merely try. 'rem D •• a t. m'.aJlht SublcrtpUon rates - by arrier In Iowa DAILY IOWAN 8U INESS STAFF ,. nlt.rt Dews Uellll. ...mtft·. .-.. e Buslo61 MaM_tor John Cru!llnberJ")· for all-German elections, prOVid­ ing to stir up enough dissension It.e. .... , or aftD •• lteemeDh to Tke Dall1 Cill', %~ ~nts weekly or ... per year In advance; six montb.J. $4.2.~; three AlI't Busineu ManaKer Calvin Lambert ed they are supervised by the in West Germany to delay, weak· montbs. P.50. By mall In Iowa. $II per National Aclv. Mana,er Ed Hunting four powers instead of tbe UN, en .at' prevent the cOI15Umatio'l ..IOIIt. year; 11x months. $5; three month...~. CI ••• lfled Adv. Mer. Leonard Hlppchen AtlOa BVaaAO $3: AU other mall subscriptions $10.00 seems to indicate she would. This ot present AlIied·German ar· OP per yur: six monlb.. $:i.SO: Ibre. DAlLY IOWAN CIRCVLATION TAI'l' min. Circulation Manager .. Robert He .. despite the fact the Communists rangements. Allied foreign (JIllCtlLATIONI months, $3.25. lost out in such elections after isters still plan to meet in about the war. a month to sign the new German • GENERAL NOTICES Moscow could hardly hope flJr accord, which is to be followed her East German SociaUst Unity by West Germany's incorporation GENERAL NOTlCE/i I.hould be deposited with tht city editor of - Previews- party to carry Germany. But she Into the European defense com· The Daily Iowan In LIIe newaroom In Eut hall. Notices must be sub· might have another trick up her munity. They have no intention mUted by 2 p.m. the day prececlin, flnt publication; they will NOT Stage Plays Scheduled sleeve. The East German party of letting Russia maneuver them and all German Communists be accepted by pbone, and must be TYPED OR LEGIBLY WRIT· For Filming into an election agreement where· TEN and SIGNED by a responslbl'e person. might throw their strength be­ by her veto power in tour-power hind the West German SOCialists, negotiations would permit ber to By J1M GOLTZ DEPAIlTMENT OF ART PRE­ dent center will meet Friday, who oppose rearmament and are rig the resllits. They learnO!d dissa tisfied with the terms of the sents the tourth annual design ex­ April 25, at 8:30 p.m. when a dis­ THE DRAMATIC ARTS depart­ about that from the "free elec· proposed contractual agreemcnt tions" in other eastern European hibition "New Eorms of the 20th cussion will be held on "The ment production of "Death Of A Salesman", due to open a week by which West Germany is about countries after Yalta. Century" through April 20 in Problem of Evil." A panel will from Friday, is the Iirst prod uc­ to be integuted into Allied Eu­ Russia's latest note in the inter. main gallery ot Art blda. Doors present the logical problem, the tion of this play by a university rope. • national exchange over Germany open 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. techniques ot evil, and the prob­ theater. The dramatically-requir­ A victory fOl' such a coali­ contains no hint, as some Allied tion would mean the end of Chan­ lem of natw-al evil. A forum dis- ing production, which has lost sev­ authorities had expected, of any eral Broadway "salesmen" be~ cellor Con:'ad Adenauer, pell­ dramatic concession. InsteaSKIPPY ANDER ON AND 1tI ~ A circular announcing details er Takes A Wife" Is being made I quarters. man elections are feasible and ican baton twirler, Eastern New pm BETA KAPPA WILL into a technicolor vehicle for Bet- In Paris, Ambassador Frederick stood by her guns on other points GREAT ORCIIESTRA _COLOR CAR TOO hold spring election of new mem­ Is avollable in the graduate col­ Mexico university, and A. O. Nox­ Araron &. 'trianOn Favurltes ty Grable (which seems qui!e L. Anderson of MSA ,wid his or~ of her March 10 note calling for bers at a meeting in senate cham­ lege, room 4, Old Capitol. Appli­ on, instrumental director, Wav­ SECOND SIGHT cation forms may be obtained monstrous after one has beard ganization and the air forcEl lhave a unified Germany and for Big EASTER Sunday ber, Old Capitol, on Tuasday, er ly high school. DEL CLAYTON" III GREAT BANI> "Spe(\lal" out a rail April 15, at 4;30 p.m. from the board on overseas train­ actress Julie Harris on the record- now reached a decision and funds Four talks on a German peace ings of the same play.) treaty. Other individual and group buildings ina and research, the Ford Foun­ NOW ON SALE Is the new "Co. have been approved, It is now seminars will be conducted by Every WEDNESDAY -LATE NEWS- rockets. dation, 575 Madison ave., room Popular '/OVER '~M-NI1'E" STUDENTS INTERESTED IN lumbla Lippincott Gazetteer of merely a question of ironing out the staff of the univerSity music 534, New York 22, N.Y. applying for positions on central the World", which lists and de- the details in Washington, he add- depllrtment. party and entertainment commit­ Appliea lions must be completed ed. He said he did not know when ENDS • Claudett; Tyrone Power HE N R Police Find Stolen The maiu program will con­ c.t-- tee may pick up application blanks and returned on or before May scribes every place in the world the funds would be available. TONITE LET'S MAKE JT LEGAL • JESSE JAl\fES at Union desk. Deadllne lor hand­ 15. Awards will be announced on of any importance or interest and Sist of instrumental seminars, Ing In applications is Friday, April or about July 15. is the Iirst encyclopedia of places Italian Defense Plans band problems classes, and band to be published in almost half a 18, at 5 p.m. at UnIon desk. UDINE, Italy (./P) - A whole rehearsals daily. Special seminars FunctIon of cen tral party com­ TUDENT MARKETING CLUB century. Services Saturday will be oltered in marching band, The book describes such earthly strategic plan for Atlantic pact ,!'::,. [ (. I ~ Tf." sT~f~2p.! mittee is promotions, sponsoring w:1I hold monthly meeting Wed­ band arranging, baton twirling, phenomena as mountains which defense of Italy's frontier against and supervision of all-university nesday. April 16, at 7:30 p.m. In For William Davis in vasion trom the east was stolen double-reed making and the care SPECIAL EASTER TREA T FOR ALL !parties. room 214 University hall. Plans change overnight, earthquakes of libraries and equipment. which raise or lower tbe earth's Services will be at 2 p.m. Sat­ a month ago during army maneu­ A selection committee made up will be discussed concerning field vers, Italian police disclosed Running concurrently with th~ CARTOON FESTIVAL IN COLOR level, river beds which 1ilI with Ul-day at the Oathout ~uneral of members of executive commit­ trip to May tag Company. All Thursday night. They said the workshop will be an all-state silt, and a VOlcanic island named chapel for William Davis, 771 624 tees of Union board, student coun­ members urged to attend. material has just been recovered. music camp which is expected to JANE RUSSELL RROUOHO MARX cll and central party committee Fonuafoo which has a Houdini-I Fourth ave., who died WedneSday bring some 150 high sc hool stu­ like trick of disappearing and th!!n ' at his home. Military o(flcials said the de­ will evaluate and rate applicants MAIN LIBRARY HOURS DUR· tailed papers and field maps were dents to the campus for instruct­ FRANK SINATRA and through personal idterview InK Ell8ler vacation w.n be as fol· reappearing again. He was born July 5, 1874, In contained in a leather case and on ion and performances in the all­ Double JOV! select 11 members of] 952-53 lows: The Council on Student Travel Union township, Johnson county, recovery it appeared to be intact. state band and orchestra. committee. To be picked are three April 10 and 11-9 a.m. to 5 is offering to students, teachers, the son of Robert and 14argaret Double i.VERYTHING! and others traveling to Europe to Thomas Davis. However, the documents could freshmen, three sophomores and p.m. have been copied while the packet "Doors Open 1:15-9:45" five juniors, not more than six CJ! April 12--9 a.m. to noon participate in educational pro- Mr. Davis married Lucy Ellen grams, space on the S. S. Arosa ' was missing. one sex. April 13-ClosecL Kulm, sailing between Montreal, Benschoof on March 11, 1903. The The story of the missing plan April 14-9 a.m. Ie 5 p.m. Southampton, Le Havre, and couple establisbed tbeir hom\; 4n was kept a closely guarded secret GRADUATE - FACULTY D18- April 15-RecuJar hours re- Bremerhaven at a round-trip fare a farm in Union township where since mid-March. cusslon group at the CatholIC stu- surned. of $300. they lived until 1944 when they ml~~D ' Information can be obtained moved to Iowa City. STARTS TODA YI from the Council on Student Mr. Davis was a men\ber of ENDS MONDAY! Travel, 53 Broadway, New York, the Unity Presbyterian church. tJ!li,Vl NOW I N. y, He is survived by his wife, Lucy 11.,..... _•• "1.... End. MOD'ayl ~fficial daily A TJ\LENTED COUPLE are Ellen; one daughter, Mrs. Den­ When The Honeymoon Is Over James and Frances Umland who neth Diltz, Iowa City; thre SOilS TilE LAUGHTER BEGINS own a controlling share in the fine Clare, of Beaumont, Tex., Bill arts departments. Umland, in the L. , Solon, and Robert, R.R. 3 Iowa BULLETIN art department, has had works City; one sister, Martha Davis, ••• to ltv." •• '". GENE TIERNEY murd.r 0' J.... , FBIDAY, APRIL 11, 1952 VOL. XXVIll, NO. 136 entered in several exhibits, while Iowa City; 11 grandchildren and IACKIE COOPER his wife, a graduate student in the many neices and nephews. UNIVERSITY CALENDAR dramatic arts department, acts The Rev. W. W. Benzinger will HENRY HULL ~ . TECHNICOLOR UR" caunlu • I. II... ' and designs costumes for Univet·- officiate at the service~. ,tIunall _ . UNIVE1lSITY CALENDAR I~ms are scbeduled _ --:______~~~ ~ ~"'.. COWots ar Ie • • a,..'MUI__ IIIU _ In .&be Preald-en"s otrlce, Old Capitol sity theater plays. will be in Memory Garde 5., ues T,m, claYC'1 ~f,.. reJs5ulne. 7:30 p.m. - All-campus Carni- 7:30 a ...... val, Field Hlluse. , 3:30 p.m. - Baseball: Notre Sunday, April 20 Remember ~ ••• Dame bere, Jow,\ di !pond. 2:30 pm. - Duplicate Bridge, (ily Reco 4:30 p.m. - Phi Beta Kappa IO\~a Union. . -One Year Ago ... Meetlng, Senate Oldl Capitol. " 8.00 .p.,r;t. - Iowa M~untalneers, Four new SUI editors and busi- 7:30 p.m. - Hick Hawks Square Austna by Karl RobInson, Mac- ness managers were announced. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Dancing, Women's Gym. bride AUd. Cecile L. Rhinehart was named Jordan. 207 E. Benton st. Wed­ Wedneaday, ApriL J6 Monday, April 21 Frivol editor; Ted Patrou was BIRTIIS nesday at Mercy hospital. :~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~ll 3:30 p.m. - Baseball: Notre 3:30 p.m. - Baseball: Bradley nllmed Frivol business maQager; POSITIVELY , Academy Award Winner JUDY HOLLIDAY Dame here., here. Patricia Ann Houser was nam~d DEATHS ENDS TODAY. in BORN YESTERDAY Thursda.y,,,.1'1 , 4:10 p.m.-School 01 Rellgion Hawkeye editor; and Ted Seldin 2:00 p.m.-The ifsity Club, Lecture by Frederick Doppelt, was appointed Hawkeye . business Harry Pell'ce, 68, ~ LoU Bunlun's Partner Bridge an<\. C ~ "asta, Iowa Senate Chamber, 0 C. manager. Thursday at University STARTS Mabel Stone, 42, New and Union. t\.. 'f. \ . 6:00 p.m. - American Chemical Diflerenl Friday, SOciety Dinner, Jefferson. Wednesday at Universi SATURDAY A~l 8 Five Years Ago ..• tals. Venlon! 8:00 p.m. - unt~sity Play, 7:30 p.m. - American Chemical Mimi Hart, SUI junior from William Davis, 77, 62 ·th "Death of a. Salestn~," Theatre. Society Meeting, speaker: Dr. K. Spencer was named as "Miss It's Completely New ave., We.dnesday in Iowa...CI . Sa'arct.y, Alq' 19 J. Laidler. Chemistry Aud. American Coed" of 1947 in a na- And DIFFERENT! 10:00 a.m. - P5 hology CoIlo- 7:30 p.m. - Newcomers Bridge tionwide contcst sponsored by Va- POLICE COUR qulum, Library. and Canasta, Iowa Union. rieties magazine. "The only way to present 2:30 p.m. - Q f!!ridge Les- 8:00 p.m. - University Play, • • • William R. Hornaday, 233 Mel­ * * * rose ave., $12.50 [or failing to Lewis Carrolls' Alice sons, Iowa Unio ~ "Death of a Salesman," Theatre. The AII·Americ&ll Captains Cup , . , was presented posthumously to observe a stop sign. 111 WonderulIId" (For Inrormation re~ardlnr dates beyond this IIChedule, Nile Kinnick and was formally E. H. Casson, North Riverside, see reservations In the oIfice of the President, Old .Capltol. accepted by his parents at a din­ Ill., and Erma Alberhas~R. R. You'll thrill at this ner in Iowa City. I, $12.50 each on speed i'~ @ges * * * resulting from speed ~~er Del/ghtflll cheeks. . , ( PROGRAM CALENDAR Mercy Hospital Treats Glen B. Hoye, Ceda ..... PrI.ay. }\"I II. 1'3~ 1:00 Musical Chota forfeited a 5 bend for alting a 1,00 Mornln, Chope. r. 2:00 lNews 6,920 During 1951 U-turn in the middle of th~ block. 1:15 News 2: 10 '"l'!asler music 1 Mercy Hospital treated 6,920 ':30 Ellter Music ' I. 4:00 Grinnell Colle,.. patients during 1951, according to ',:10 Women'. News If .:30 Tea Time Melodies .:30 Bakt-r's Dozen I' 5:00 Chhdron·. Hour a yearly report announced Thul'!l- FJRE CALLS ~ .,,00 1'he Book.helf I 5:30 News 10,15 Out of Ibe News a•• kct 5:45 Sports Time day. Firemen answered a IJ!'ii'Sh lire It F1I; I'y/(md 10:30 Dikes Protect the Counlty 6,00 KSUI SIGN ON ' This was 180 less than the num­ alarm at ]:45 p,m. Th~ay at it:" NovlUme 6:00 Dinner Hour Oil the 11,00 News 6:55 News ber of patients treated in 19!J0. Dubuque st. and Foster road, near 11:15 MUJie Bo>< ., 1,00 Concert Classlu Average dally oceupancy of the the cty limits. The fire was ex­ 11,30 liere·. To Vetl\lft.'" 7,30 MUll. You Want 11,45 Frrnnd of Mer~y. 8:00 Music {or the Connotsseur hospital was 78.9 per cent in 1950 tinguished berol'e I'eaching a patch I'lu~ More 11:00 RhYthm Rnmb-' ':00 Campus Shop compared with 75 per cent in of timber inside the clty limits, 1,,31) N.w. ' :40 News Roundup Enterta:nment 12:45 Sports ROulldtable 10:00 SIGN OFF 1951. they said. LIGHT UP ASMOKE - TALk, EAT and ~ELAXI THE DAlLY IOWAN, FRIDAY. AJ'RlL 11, 1952 - PAGE THREE 'Honeybear Supports California Pride · S t F N· 'T .. R d Bolivia Government U..S AIrmen uspec .ormer aZls raining e SGaining Over Rebels SEOUL (FRIDAY) UP) - U.S. Parts also are a problem (Or the the German Lultwafte is apparent lout in titht maneuvers and Iwon - would !>e fre~om to keep BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (JP) air force officers say Communist F-SO Shooting Stars and F-S" in Communist tactics greater aggressiveness. such an ot!enslve roIling. - Round-about advices indicated Thunderjets. These are the slower' The officers say the Allies still Thursday night government forces air power slowly outdistancing is fighter-bomber jets which with R\l.Mlans Develop Air Tactics 8.0 Jets In Manebu.ria control lhe air, but they are de- were gaining the upper hand over the Allies in the Korean war and the Mustangs carry the load in They point out that the RUS- , But the Reds have .1,500 planes cidedly uneasy at t.he thought or rebels who tried to overthrow Bo­ they suspect former German Nazi "Operation Strangle." sians, suppliers of the MIG-IS jet - about SOD of them Jets - north an aU-out CommunISt eflort. livia's army-ol!1cer government. jet pilots are helping to train the There is no shortage o( palts, used in the Korean war, had lillie of the ~alu river in. Manchu:ia. The BoHvian embassy in Buenos Reds. however, for the outnumbered The AJhes have pOSSIbly 600 Jets Engineers Club To Tour Aires said it had received a re­ U.S. Sabre jets, which alone chal- chance in World War II to develop ot the three types. port trom official Chilean sources These oUicers from the fifth lenge the growing Red air Jet tacUps. The Communist airmen Russian production of MIG-ISs Hydraulics Institute that 200 persons had been kHled in air force, who spoke only with a ba ttle sti 11 raging. strength. are doing that now. Their forma- is estimated at 450 a month. Till! A tour of the Iowa Instilutc The rebels are backers or Victor the assurance of anonymity, said Reds Train pilots In Korea lions, air discipline and taclics are U.S. production oC Sabres Is only oC Hydraulic Research will tea­ Paz Estenssoro, leader of the Na­ the lull on the battle [ront also tighter, earmarks of the old Lutt- a fraction of L~at.1 ture the monthly meeting ot the tional Revolutionary Party (MNR) was defeating "Operation Strang­ The lleds appear to be using the waffe, they say. With their improved training Engineers club of Iowa City Mon­ who has been living in exile in le," th~ air strikes at Red supply skies of northwest Korea, pa- Silence of the ChineSe Com- and preponderance of jet craft in day. Buenos Aires since t946. lines. trolled by the swifj. Sabres, as a munlst radio on air actions and the the theater, the Reds certainly The group will meet for dinner They declared one reason is the training seelor tor fresh squadrons reluctance ot Red pilots to venture must toy with the idea of staging at 6:30 p.m. at the JefCerson hotel fifth air force is not being main­ of Communist airmen. Their goal over Allied territory Support the an all-out test against the Allied dining room. FUNERAL BY PHONE tained at full authorized strength. apparently is to create a reservoir theory thaI many of the Red air- air force. PETERBOROUGH, Ont. (iP) Mustan,. Is SUlI Maln.tay o! combat veterans. men are not Chinese. MOOSE OFFICERS Special arrangements were made Allied experts guess the ralio of The All1es have run up an 8-to- upply BuUdup Elitimated The propeller-driven F-51 Mus­ Art Baldwin, lS0S F st., has for Mrs. John Charles Wood, con­ tang of World War II, out of pro­ jet pilots trained in the Korean 1 edge over the Reds in jet com- In the long twilight war, the been elected governor of the Iowa fined to her home by illness, to duction now, still is a mainstay in war is as high as 20 to 1 in the bal. Part of the edge is attributed Reds are nol expending material City Moose lodge. Other officers hear the funeral service for her Korea. But gelting parts Is a Reds' favor. to dogfights against novices. Other and have built up enough sup- are W. H . Kirby, junior governor; husband. By use of a m icrophone headache. Mustang squadrons have They say the Red pilots have Ifactors are the superior gunsight, Iplies near the front for an esti­ John Ludwig, prelate; Milo Novy, and telephone receiver at the ser­ improved markedly in the past better training, the suit which mated 10 to t4-day offensive. The A PHOTOGRAPH OF NINA '110 EYBEAR' WARREN has been cannibalized worn out planes but treasurer, and Joseph Schaaf, vices, Mrs. Wood was able to hear four months and the influence keeps Allied pilots from blacking stakes in an air test - if they reeeived by marine gt. Rene Duzac to support his claim that that supply is running low. ot trustee. the service on her home phone. Caillornb.'s \Vorn'~ n are as beautiful as Texas girls. Duzac has bun ------.------~------listening to the Texan in hi 0 utfit boast about the mo t beautiful rlrls coming from their state. Duzac wrote CaliJornla Governor Earl , Warren tor II picture of his d~Ughter to offset tbe Texas boasts. Truce Talks Still I Masterson Well Stalled on 3 Points Enough for Trial, MUNSAN (FRIDAY) (A") Dr. Miller Says Communist negotiators served no­ I tice anew Thursday that they DES MOINES (iP) - John A. firmiy oppose any armistice ban Masterson, 24, will stand trial in on rebuilding airfields in North district court here tor the stabbing Daily Iowan Want Ads Get Proven. Results-Let Them Work for You Tool Call 4191 Today Korea. of Teresa O'Connor in St. Ambrose But an Allied negotiator said cathedral last Sept. 11. • , • Music and Radio Help Wanted Instruction Work Wanted they hinted again a willingne.. SpanlJih. Dial 7389. Russia as a neutral truce observer trial on a charge of assault with TRIC AND GIFT. 5463. count. LArl!~' Co. AppJ)' In penon, WASHINCS. Phon. 2:2:M. 'nt t to 't d f M One day ...... 8e per word I T ------, I)•• Secretary-Treasured if th~ UN command gives in on I en comml mur er or ay RAD 0 and V ,ervlee 101 ,Il male e• . . BALLROOM d.nee le .... MimI Youde ----- 19 Three dayS ..... l%c per wo~ Dial 2239. SUtton Radio And Televl,lo" . II'ANTED nt once. Efflclenl alrl lor Wurf ... 0 nl 9485. HOUSEWORK. 01.1 3430. lCener.1 olfle. work ...... rew Co 9681. airfields. . Five days ...... I5cl per word IV ANT od, In the 10l>8n can find the Must h:lVe bookkeeping ex­ AA010 Re;ir~Plck.UP and d~II\! ;;;, AuloS for Sole - Used '1'alks on prisoner exchange, the The judge's action came after he Ten days ...... %Oc per word Woodburn Sound Set'vlce. 8-0131 MAN or Woman wIth mlmeo,rnphln, Job lor you. Dial 41tt loday l perience and typing ability. third major roadblock in the path was advised by Dr. Wilbur Mil- One month . S9c per word Dnd t.yplnl ex~ri~nce VI nted part.. . Ume. Frohweln Supply Co. 1960 CHEVROLET. Two·door . L. De- JOB .. eook tor Frat.rnlty. Bo.ll 610, Depenc!ing upon ability and ot a Korean armistice, arc in Itr, director of the state psycho- Mlnimu.m cha.rre 50c Automotive ~__ lux~ . ~adlo, hllWltr. Excf'llenl eon.. Iowa Cilv. recess wbile the two sides sepol'- pathlc hospital ot Iowa City, that BOARD Jobl lor men studen . Evenlnes. dillon. Call 1.2279. -=..... ___=----- __ -- experience, stal'ling salary be­ Agply In perlOn. Smith'. R.,taurant. ALTERATIONS and repaln. Phon. U03 tween 170 & $200 per month ately work on possible solutions. Masterson now is well enough to CLASSIFIED DISPLAY I'LL buv "oUt" 'uilk and Junk can. Frce II S. Dubu!\ue. 1147 FORD tudor .Ix. equipped. 24.000 • otimot ••. Phon. I-Qe93. mil.,. Phone 8-1255. WANTED: Sewln •.• lIerDUon., mendln, . pius full maintenance. Apply * * * stand trial. One insertion ...... 9Sc per inch Dial 8-0750. USED auto garu. CarolvUle Salvaae Apcxrtment for Rent r~ady Cit A district court jury found the -- TURN )'our car into h. Dally Superintendent, U.S. Planes Bomb Five insertions per month, Company. DIal 81121. Iowan Wlnt Ad, ean ••11 II tor ~ou WANTED: Ironlnll. DIal t164,. young man insane Nov. 15 after pel' insertion ...... SSc per inch - NICE thr.e·room apartment. furnIshed. quickly. economlcollyl can 4J9t And a.k . hearing testimony by Dr. Miller w ANTl!:D : Old carl fOI' Junk. BOb lor people, stockroom men, ______. ______...: ______------pita". G.r•••. 6354. I~I-:58:-.------.....,.--- Brookline 47R, Mass. kitchen helpers, janitors, yard A -N E R SON (100M lor ,lrl. Clo •• In. 2573. WE repolr any make 01 ... wln, mo· HEN R Y CAR L ri chine. O. K . Appliance •. boys. McDONALD uphol,tery. Free esUmat ... WANTED! Dlnl 85U. Female Help WANTED! Driver salesman for Coun­ ASHES Illd------rubbl.h hauJln,. DIal 8-2216 Cooks and assistant cook , (or ca It afttr five. Frantr.. FilII-time and part-time try Route. Salary plus com­ employees messes only. Small fountain help. FU1..LER Brush... Dcbutunte Co.meUa. Phon. 8-173•. mission. Permanent posi­ groups, sufficient help. Good AUTO Insurnnc •. Whl\ln8·Kerr Co. Dial tion. pay. Ford-Hopkins Drug 2123. 201 E. Washington Phone 6272 Apply Immediately To Miscellaneous For Sale BORDEN DROP·LEA' "'blc and four chatrs. Ice Cream Co. Ekwall Buys of the WeekI Phone 3557. Haynes, Inc. 341 Selby Ave. 1941 Studebaker Champion FOR Sale - Tem1\s racket. Formal, aile 330 E. Market edan - &,ood paint. smooth­ 16. Pial 275•• Phone 2175 St. PaUl 2, Minn. runnln&' motor, clean tbrou&,h· out. YOUR old radio. phononaph or recorder 1941 Hudson Sedan. Clean. is worth plenty a. trade-in on new tlr h body, &,ood tires, fully equipmenl. "Beck Recordl"lI" Dial 66114. equipped. Here Are ACTUAL Results CROSLEY Shelvador Retrleerator. Six 1939 Chevrolet ellan. Good .uble It. $85 . Call &-3214. POPE YE TOM SIMS and B. ZABOL Y finish, tirhl body. CHINESE lamp •. Phone 5683. From Iowan Want Ad Users! Cash-T~-Trade FOR ... Ie: Luuolle, all Iypc. - ward­ robe trunks. foot lockert, and suitcase•. EKWA~ .MOTOR CO. Hock -Eye Loan. 627 S, Capitol Phone 8-1143 New Used Car Lot: KERC'SENE ranle. Phone 7667. 19 E. Burllngion A.It.C. Cocke ... Dial 4tlt)O. , .. sold her typewriter! \vOOD lor oale. Phone 268-1.----- VSED Ureo for "" Ie. All .1.... Phone "l received very satisfactory Rent-A-Car 6,0993. re 'ults from the Iowan . .. fOR S"Ie-par"keelll, ... narle•. Dl"l 2662. sold m Hoyal Portable type­ or HOUSEWIVES I AdvertlS. tho .. oddJ and ends in the Want AdS... the smallett, writer all the second day my bUIle.t. c:heapU1. workers in town. CaJJ Rent-A .. Truck 419 t today and place your adl ad ran at a cost of ::;1.20." Miss Ethyt Martln HERTZ Drl;:i~r SYSTEM IGNITION IS W. Davenport CARBURE'rORS LIcensee GENERATORS STARTERS ~R BROS. BRIGGS & STRATTON MUTOR" PYRAMID SERVICES I?~I hone 9696 220 S. Cll.oton Dial 5'l23 ... found his ,il\'gl "1 got back the ring' r had lost the LAFF-A-DAY first day I ran a "Lost & Found" Want Ad ill the Iowan at amost of $1.20."

... rented her room! "1 rented my single room for women 011 the third day my ad ran at a cost of $1.92." Mrs. Clara Hinton 1113 E. Davenport

,I ~II sold his mercm.ndisel ur advertised a re(.lMl l,layer, a trumpet, viol in, and 3,1 ~aritolle 1l1l« hall satisfactory results by Ole sec­ ond day the Iowan Want ad ran. lt cost me $1.00" J . D. Rummelhart • .,.H; 320 S. J.hn~l\ ;,1 "0'

For Quick, Economical " ... anJ Ihi5 on., ~IJO~5 my headway with Miss Bllrlte:' REMEMBER!, Results - CALL 4191 Mays' Hardship Plea Re/us~d Phils 8, Cards 7 Chisox Win in 10th ( pedal t. Tbe Dan,. ,ewan) Will Compete TUSCON - low8 got only three Isides, \vith the Wildcats getting for Arizona and was relie\'ed by RICHMOND, VA. (JP) - The ATLANTA (JP) - Nelson ,~ hits against two young Arizona seven to ' the Hawkeyes' three. sophomore Eddie Moraga, who re­ Until Induction Philadelphia Phillies edged the 51. scampered home on an inlItld pitchers h~re . Thursday and Lindsey knocked in all three runs ceived credit for the win. Iowa Louis Cardinals Thursday, 8-7, to take the spring series from the error in the 10th inning Thursdl1 dropped thell' thll'd game to the for the Iowans with a double and batters have had the least luck to give the Chicago White Sax II Wil~c~ts, 4-3, in a wild pitching Jerry Hilgenberg and Bob SC'heyU with what are sUPP05ed to be the Redbirds, seven games to [lve. On May 17 The two teams encountered a 10-9 decision over the Allan .. exhIbition. also got doubles tor the Hawks' weak hurlers for Arizona. I MONTGOMERY, ALA. (JP) - curfew and the boos of a crowd of Crackers. The most important lapse of total offense. The only win for the Hawks, New York Giant outfielder Willie 5,425 in that order in the seventh control for the Hawkeyes was in Iowa also displayed a gi ft for Eddie Robinson poled two who now have a 1-3 mark against Mays will have to report for in­ inning. A 3:45 p.m. curfew hod the seventh inning when Iowa errors as the team accumulated the Wlldcats, came against the homers for Chicago and Ed Stew- ~ duction into the' armed forces been set to permit the teams to pitchers allowed three men CAl four ot them. Two were on catch­ Arizona No. 1 marl - Robbins catch a train. At exactly that time, art hit one. base, two via walks, and then er' Bill Vana and Jack Hess and Risher, former Roosevelt of Des May 17 as ordered, selective serv­ plate umpire Tom Gorman stopped forced in the winning run on an- Uus ~ramlt ~ic.ted up one apiece...... ice officials said Thursday. .. Moines ace. the game. other base on balls. Speedy Bill McMullen of Ari­ "He simply doesn't meet the That was is the seventh. St. Braves S, Bosox 4 . A tot.al or 18 free passes were zona stole his 19th base of the requirements for a dependency Louis had scored two runs to go BOSTON (JP) - The Botton Issued In the game - 11 by Ed year, and joined Hess and Bob deferment for reasons or hard­ ahead, 9-8. The game was called Braves of the National leap Lindsey and Bob Getting of Aros in that department. In the Simmons Is Anxious 'Iowa, and seven by the Arizona ship," said Col. James T. Johnson with the Phils at bat in the bottom Thursday clinched the intra-cit;, hurlers. course of the game, Iowa strand­ after an interview with the ma­ of the seventh witb two out, two title with a 5-4 victory over the The Hawkeyes started fast and ed nine men, but the Wildca.ts To Rejoin Phiilies, jor league star. aboard and the count one-one on American league's Red Sox ~ n an looked as it they might take their far surpassed that mark with 16 JQhnson said Mays didn't pre­ Willie Jones. The score reverted elGil McDougald will take O\'cr Joe friends motored to his home in tional Boxing association ralings was no mention anywhere of 0 11'1- DiMaggio's old cleanup spot in the DA YTONA BEACH, FLA. (11')­ Egyq!, Pa. show that the NBA takes a dim low nomed Joe Louis. New York Yankees' opening day Fourteen-year-old Barbara Stark, "1 hope I'm through standing in view of Rocky Graziano's chances (April 15) lineup against the Ath- Berkeley, Calif., set a new AA U lines for a while," he commented. agalnst Sugar Ray Robinson Wed- UH' h C 5h letics in Philadelphia, mCurtis, San Francis­ th e activity has been confined to tor in the Bluehawks' decisive ing center recently. co. The mark was sel in 1948. juggling the names ot the con- win, setting two records in the Jackie Jensen the former star Miss LaVine is the present 100- tenders. hurdles. His time ot :08.0 in the fullback at CaU;ornla will be in yard freestyle champion. Pro~ably .the greates~ drop 50-yard high hurdles ~ettered the center and bat in the leadoff spot. Miss Stark is a high school . 1 FATIMA filters the smoke 85 millimeters came III the light heavyweight de- old meet record of :08.2, and his This is the way the world cham­ fresh man and this is her partment, where three months ago GO-yard lows time of :07.5 became pions will line up on opening day: meet. for your protection. Hany Matthews of SeatUe was a record since it was the llrst Jensen CF' Rinuto SS· Mantle considered the best bet for a time the race was run over four RF' McDougald 3B: B~rra 0: chance at champion Joey Maxim. hurdles. Ba~er LF' Mi;e Jl3' Cole~n' 2 ' FATIMA'S length cools the smoke At about that time Matthews Second in team scorng was Mt. 2B ' R~Schi' P " , was considered a candidate for a Vernon with 311_ points, and West '----'- .______bout with the ancient but agile Branch finished third with 17. for your protection. heavyweight king, Jersey Joe Wal- The rest of the field included cott. But now he's third, with West Liberty (14), Wapello (9'h), THE BEST APPROACH Archie Moore second. Winfieid (5~), Columbus June- 3 FATIMA'S length gives yo'u those For the first time in memory, a tion (2) and New London, which name was missing completely from lailed to score. to [0101110. .. extra puffs_21% longer. ANO:YQuget an extra-mild

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