----·---~~------~~------~---~--I On the Inside I Weatli.r Boy Scout 1Jberty' Statue ... Page 3 CIa... b, eM.... wlUI .....- Detroit Tale.. Lead bla ....era. Satuda, •.• Page ( dur. T"'~'I hJcb .•1: MariA.. Cheer Truman low. "5. Tb..... ~ '. 1tl1'1l. al owan II; low, 41. " ,Page S Est. 1868 - AP Lecued Wire. AP Wirephoto. UP Leased Wire - Five Cent. Iowa City. Iowa. Friday. September 8. 1950 - Vol. 8 • • No. 285 _____ I~------~~------~~------~~-----~------Announce Oates lor Entranc~ re~ts, UN Denies Red Allied Forces Stall Red Drive Pick-up of Registration Materials Rebuke of U.S. • . • ' • SUI registrar Ted McCarrell ' Students in the college of medi- register on an alphabetical sched- W B Tbursdayannounced the schedule cine should report to the dean's ule at the fieldhouse Sept. 18 and ar om beIng 0 T U. DI g Fox hoi esin (It y for picking up registration ma- office Sept. 18 or 19. CoUege of Sept. 20. n aeg • =~ ~~t~;t.'all semester,whleh ~::;I~~~~u~~nr~~s~u;~n::~t~~~ ~ sS;llu~~t::n::n:r~: ~Ifa~h~o ~~t~~ u~e?N .~~~C~r\~ -CO~i~ , He also announced the exam 8:30 a.m. Sept. 14 . or vocational :rehabllttatJon for the Thursday refused to condemn UN Cla-.em' s schedule for new SUI students, Former students in liberal arts first time should report to the vet- American bombln, practices in botl\ freshmen and transfer stu- and students in commerce, nursing erans service office before reeis- Korea and t urned down a Sovie~ dents. and the graduate college wlll trallon. demand that It intervene to stop Former students in liberal arts, ------.------..;...------U.S. air attacks on the North Attack Now
Kc;::,s J acob A. Maille finally :tn:~:~:~tratlon materals ~~~~~ Sept. 13~~d through :;:i~= Iowa (Illy Repallrman .llllled prl!SSeci the IHue to • vote atter 'Out of Steam' Sepl. 21. mote Ihan five weeks of repeated New Ifaduate anc. commerce I M II SI Ex I I , charres that the United States Is TOKYO (FRIDAY) (A') -Hard st~dents may receive registration n usca Ine ore poSlon violaUnr conventions 01 war by flghtina United Nationl forcel to materials at University hail Sept. indiscriminate bombing of civil- day stalled the big Korean Red 13 through noon Sept. 20. ions. offensive alan, a 50-mile front New students in the college of H oward Green, 23, Iowa City air conditioning I painnan, Before the vote. however, U.S. from north of Taeeu to the ~,ut cout. Iiberlll arts who have completed d If' i . loded J Del~"ate Ern-t A. Grn ~s dellver- II k t t t was killed Thurs ay noon \V len a re rlgerat on Unit exp )11 "'. ~.. ~ some co ege war are 0 repor a ed a vlrorous defense of Amerl- At the south end of the battle )ladlrlde hall at 8:30 a.m. Sept. a d 'partment store in Muscatine. can air operations and countered Allied trooPi a,ain pushed )4. Freshmen a~'e to report to the Green, who lived at 1330 Kirkwood avenue, is urvived by with charges of Nort}\ Korean the Reds from Dattle mountain, lIl1\e place at 9:30 a. m. the salTll! his wif , Joann, and a two-year-old daughter. .trocJtles. Gros. said the united a tratClie hei,ht, and regained aU posjtlons 101t Thursdlly. da~he series of entrance tests will A fellow worker, Lawrence Swails, 1807 G States hal InaLsputable proof that the North Kore,lDs had shot in A U.S. EJ,hth army spokesman be liven new students Sept. 14, fractufed ribs, a brokt'n hand ------cold blood unarmed and bound In Korea told Auoclaled Press Correspondent J ck Mnc8eth that 15 Studentslind 16. entering the college and shock. lIe was taken to a Over 130 Trapped horrentprisoners of ot all war war - crimes:'"the mo t b· of engineering should report to Muscatine hospital. the 50,QOO-mln Communist drive loosed Monday on the north tront the electrical engineering building The accident occurred while the The Soviet resolution speclfical. at 8:30 a.m. Sept. 18. men, employed by the Swails Re- As Scotland Coal ly would have found the united had run out of .team. Former studellts in law, phar- lrigeration service, were instlilling States guilty 01 violating the unl- The hlrh tid. of the Red push mney and dentistry should report an air conditioning system In the MIOne Collapses versally accepted rules of llltcr- was belJeved to be a point seven to the oWces of their respective basement of a Muscatine depnrt- rtatlonal Inw by the destrucrlon miles north of TUI\l. deans Sept. 19 or 20. ment store. Witnesses sn[d Green and "mass annihilation at the FrODt QuJela De.. New pharmacy students should met instant death when a flyin, NEW CUMNOCK, SCOTLAND peaceful population" of Kor D. It Thl. front, where the Reds made report to the pharmacy building piece of pipe struck him on the (FRIDAY) (.4') - More than 130 ala() would have call d upon the a brealrthroulh which put TaelU at 8:30 lI.m. Sept. 18. New dental neck. men were trapped underrround U.S. ,overnment to cease boml;,- In such peril that foxholes were 4tUQ,nts should report to the Two other persons escaped in- early today alter a hu,e section ln, towns and populated orcas in dUi In the city. was reportect dcan's o!fice Sept. 18 or belore jury because they had just left at a COlli mine collapsed. El,bt Korea. quieter Thursday nl8ht and early nooh Sept. 19. the room when the blast occurred. men escaped. Only Malik supported thc pro. this morning than II hu been lor New law students should report One of them, Byron Keel, a tore One ot tbe men who lot out pool, which was rejected by n several da.ys. 111 the dean's office Sept. 18. employe, said the Il)en had been said the group 6aW sludge seepln, vote of 9 to I. Yu,oslavln abo The vital supply road elllt out -r--. ' ------s eking the cause of a rattling toward them and th~n roar. down I'a'l~. of TaelU early today was o~ noise in the pipe which exploded. on them III the earth collapsed. ' Grolls cited the North Korean only to Hayani, 13 miles away. New York's GOP Authorities said the blast pre- "We had to run for our lives," atrocities by way of contrast to Red Infiltrators were beln, en sumably caused by great pressure he said. "We ran to the pit bot~ what he called U.S. efforts to avoid ia,ed east ot Hayan,. [n an air condltioninr lias pipe. tom and pve the alarm and then It1llinll nOIl-combatants, He char,. ~oininares Dewey Damage, confined to the room came rl,bt up: ' ed the Korean Communists had In the crUleal Yonrchon lector, wherc the men were workinr, was Mine ot(tclals .nnounced that used clvililll1s as a human screen 20 miles northeast of TaelU, Unit ('st[mated at "thousands of dol- none of the trapped men Will In- to protect advancing soldiers and ed Nations troops tou,ht a lew for · Third Term lars." jured. had USed schools, churches and mil east of the vital hlrhway junction. ', ALBANY, N.Y. (JP) - Thomas Green's body is at a Muscatine One rroup of rescue workers hosp[tlls td ltore war materials. Eo Dewey ' was nominated by Re Funeral home. was attemptinr from a nell/hbor- un H4!ld Yoa.eboa * * * Sf Yon,chon, where Red auerrlllas plIJ!~c~n8 ' Thursday lor a third In, mine tQ dl, l.Jito the sh.lt A ruT! MIUS Q Infiltrated Tuesday, then were term as governor ot New York where the men were trapped. At Ge,~any Next? • • • ~ . J(ep. Wlllter .A. Lynch of the Iowa City Woman one point only 30 feet of earth l AP oustcd, Is the key to Taeau'. de BrOnx, was picked by Democrats eparates the wor)clnp (). the 1,.,0 WASHJ,'NOTON (\1'1 . - John J. (cn e. Yonrchon last was reported .. ,)ria v oPfJQnen t. M! - • Meet , U.S. hlah rornmisIiop' Allied Troops Stall North Korean OHensives still In AlUed handl. American 0 I=h , 5-6. a memb('r of con Afflicted With Ptlio tlcers have said Its lou woukt .L7J1 The collas-e otc\1tred ~. lor 9,rmtily, ha. warned top ad ALLIED TROOP BLUNTED NORTIl KOREAN at,"lel Tbura4a, Oil vir Iou ecton of tbe mat make TaelU untenable. m,lIi .s,lnce 1~'0 and a champion day nl,ht, two hours before 1he nilnistraUon le&der. that W t rel'alned territor in the west In the U10npunl'-Yon,..n area aDd In tbe Hlman edor. Two Ked oL.Presiden. T~uman 's talr deni, Mary Tudor, 23, wife of Joe South Korean troops who pve niibt shift wa* due to laave. Oerlllanr mll¥ be the next tar,et drive were aimed at Taeru, The IltuaUon around yonrchon WI critical and flrhtlnl' eGllluaed. won nominaijon on the first roll Tudor, 1209 E. Davenport street, wu up the porI city of Pohana Tues Thursday was admitted to Uni Grim-faced .relatlves and friend. Of CommuniSt aur~salon, rellable Red reinforcement ,ere reported lIIo~nr Inio the pohalle area. call of a state Democratic con of the trapped men ,athered at IOvernment sources laid Thurs· day nliht and fell back three vtntlon In Rochester that was verstty hospitals sufferln, with the entrance to the mine III day. . miles were reported holdlnr otf loaded witll. delegates lukewarm polio. p."". of the accident spread thro~hout They said he Issu4!d the warn the Communlsu from the IIlr balle, over the choice. Her condition was listed as Ix miles southeast of Pohanl. The "fair." as was the condition of the this community 18 miles lOuthelllt In, to IUPJ)Ort hi. recent proposals 'Misses America' Dewey, the two-time unsuc ot Ayr, Civilian to Direct Home Fronl IIIr base, also defended by Amer ct!ssful RepubU('an presidential other two new polio patients ad to Pr Ident Trumall tor limited ThoU3ands of persona from the Oerman reannament and the Icans, was lUll in U3e by trans .lan$rd bearer, was nominated mit ted to the hospi tal: WASHINGTON (JP) - President pr[orlUel tor scarce, cssentlnl ma Enter Semi-Finals port planes brln&in, In lupplles. Clair Baldwin, 17, Marble Rock, surroundinr area volunteered to lencUn, of more U.S. troop, to the by a~clamation at a tumultuous Truman a sured the nation Thurs terials to holders of military con ATLANTIC CITY (A") - The Today the U.S. EI,hUl army GOP convention in Saratoga son oC Bernat'd Baldwin, and Rus carry trees and timber tram nel8h Reich If they CIU) be spared from day that the home front economic tracts, and limitation of Inven boring farms in an effort to shore the Korean war. Miss Amerlcn pageant swirled Into spokesman said the South ~orean Springs. sell Clark, 7, son of Donald Clark mobilization proaram will be un tories of basic materials to pre Its ecolld preUminary Thursday forces which buckled In the Yonr of rndependence. up some ot the coUapsed earth. The 48-year-old Dewey, who der c1vilJan dir('ctlon from start to vent hoarding and assure wider night and 54 girls put tlahter chon - Pohan, area have ~n re Latc Thursday night the totnl Some of the trapped men were only four days ago reversed his llnish. distribution of supplies. clamps on their nervous systems. oreanlzed. numher of active cases In SUI able to communicate by telephone Debate Statehoocl declsiQn of June 17 to retire and Asked Thursday whether he still A breakout of jitters could be "They once a,aln are effective," hospitals was 39. with rescue workers. They said There ccrtainly won't be any return to private law prnct[ce, military dictator, he told a ques lee1s the time Is not at hand for catastrophic for anyone at the he laid. they were uslnr lOme of the mall 01 Alaalca, Hawaii was In full controi of the Re Nine persons were transferred tioner at his news conference. Invoking any price and wage ceil beautiful &irIs from 46 states, tour trom actlve lo inactive status. No or mud and slud,e that enclosed publiclm conolave. The president said he wlll re Inp, Truman said he would an cities, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico He made a dramatic and un patients were discharged. them to build a dam to prevent WABHlNGTON t1tI - Demo * * * craUe Leader Scott W. Lucas, lll., port to th(' nation by radio Satur swer a lot of questions about the and Canada. precedented convention floor ap Two more polio patients were water from comin, back to them program In his weekend talk. War at a Glance Thursday sch~uled the Alaska day night on the "hard work and There was open admiration for ~nce to plilce before delegates admitted to Universiiy hospitals from the pit bottom. thc way Renee Roy, Hartford, nie nil me of his Lieutenant Gov late Thursday night. Admitted awl HawaU· .\ltehood bills tOf sacrllice" needed at home to bick :KORBAN FRONT-U. S. Eilt\th up American fighting torces In Conn., performed In last night's army lpokesman lays UolleQ Na· ernor, Joe R. Hanley, as the GOP were Diane Ries, 3, Bellevue, and -.1,. senate de.,.te but said he Korea. Pre v i 0 u sly the White talent exhibition. She carried out tlons forces have . talled bl& Com candidate :for the U.S. senate. Robert Young, 7 months, Keokuk. Soldier's Body allll hopes con,reu can finish Its Stall Plans for work by Sept.18. House had indicated that this her prize - wInnina comedy act munJat drive alon, 50-m1le Nor Hnnley, who minutes later per with the aplomb of a veteran thern front. U. S. trooPi apln sOnally 'placed Dewey's name in WISCONSIN MEN CALL£D To B. Returned He laid the DemOCfatie pollcy speech would not be IJ1fIde un ~ i1 early next week. UN Blood Bank trooper. The 19-year-old brunette oust North Koreans from atratelic nomination, received the senalor MADISON WIS. (tPl - About committee decided to brln, up the won easily over crowd - pleasin, Dr. and Mrs. Andr Ben- Battle mountain on south coast. ial, candidacy br acclamation in a 6,800 Wisconsin men will ,et pre W. bUll to add a .8th and 50th state The address will be delivered LAKE SUCCESS IU'I - Creation singers. nett, 1105 venue, have South Koreans hold airport south wtid demonltratlon. induction physical examinations KitkwOGi witl\1n two weelca. He wasn't lure at 8:30 p.m. (Iowa lime) Saturday ot a special United Nations res joanne Durant, San 0 i ego, beeh advised 117 the Irn!Y of the tbere would be time to complete trom the President's ovnl office of Pohanr. Intellieenee off1c:el- re The 1~-y~r-old Hanley's op next month for November's dralt ervlor of blood for use In the UN M[s California, who walked oft portt two Communist columna, of 1,600 men, state selective ser recovery and Identlne.tion of the action. room in thc White House. It wlll ponent in the Nov. 7 eLection will Korean war eUort has been with last night's bathing suit each several mlles lon" movln, body ot their IOn Set. Kenneth A. ''We're aolD, to a start on be carried by all major radio ne~ ~ , !lie ' Democratic incumbent, vice headquarters announced ,et stalled temporarily by disagree prize, had a comparatively easy down coast to Pohane. Hpjo~ It. Lehrnan, who is 72. Thursday. Bennett. the bills," he said. "We'll Jive works and also wiJL be televised. ment between the UN staff organ time tonjght, appearing In an ~ ; I LAKE .1100888 - Security Sgt. Bennett Will klUed Feb, them a push. Betore speakLng the presidcnt Ization and the American Red evening gown. Her talent perform 18, 1945 then the B-17, of whlck probably will sign the sweeping councU rejects a RUBllan demand Cross over designation of racial ance - where she also stands a that It order U. S. to halt air he was a crew member, ~~ economic control legislation ap chance to be a double wlnner . Oewey, Hanley Smile at Convention Two Local I ...rvists "origin" of donors, informed attack. on North KareL U. S, near Clev~ , Gennany alter a.e proved last week by congress. Hc sources said Thursday night. is scheduled for tonight. cessful bombing maht. tells security council It has In Called to Adive Duty said the measure still is being The project ran into trouble The body was recovered by an analyzed by interested federal disputable proot North Koreans when the UN staff committee ob American G r a v e J Re,tBtraUon Two loJC'a CIU.M were among sbot unarmed and bound war prIs agencies. jected to designation of racial Iowa's Hope unit workin, In Germany. The the 104 reservllta called to active The bill gives him broad dis onen. RUllia makes WlIucceutul body was interred In the U.S. dutY Thursday b, the army. ori&in, It was reported. Its con effort to Delude South Korean cretionary powers, including au tention is that this would run military cemetery NeuvUl - eo - Both Ptc. Jette J. Sentmen Jr., thority to impose either selective .AmbUlador1rom direuuions on 1025 E. Washillllon street, and counter to UN charter structures Korea. Condroz, Belllum. or ieneraL price and wage con against dlserlmJnatJon and aeainst The famny hili decided to have Sat. Howard R. Alexander, 10~ ~ trait. the body returned to tbis country, S. Clinton street, were ordered to First steps to be taken are ex accepted doctrine that all human but hili not yet detennlned the report to 'ort Hood, Tex. by pected to include tightening up blood Is the same except by prin Three Youths Hearing • Ite of burial. Sept. 30 • on installment buying terms, cipal types. Continutcl Until Monday The Red Cross, oUerlng to com promise, was said to have SUi A hearln, opened Thunday for ... gested first that employes pro the three teen-aee boy. who cessinr the blood donations merely twice in AUl\lIIl ransacked the make notations of the donors on Alpha Tau Ome.. house at 1211 separate coded cards. The UN N. Dubuque Itreet. FBI Prepared IO,· seize 12,000 Communists staff turned this down. Mrs. Mabel Evant, juvenile au WASHINGTON (N) - The FBI ion, npUed that he lmew ot no American citizens, many of them The Red CI'OSI oLfered to re thority, saiet at the end of Thun cord merely nationalities, but hili taDed 12,000 "mOlt danter- one ''who I)as reailODBlbillty In our native born. day'. h~arinr th.t the cue bad ous" Communflts and I. ~ to ~lil or .tate orpnJzationll aeain the UN statf said "no." been continued untJl 9 a.m. Mon day. leiu them b1 CQe of W8I: wllb *" " . member .1 lite Com Rusala, J. Ed,a' Hoov.r re~1t lJiunist party." * * * Dionne Quints to Make told HO.top Thut.day, · . J. Secretary of the loferior 0.- Humphrey Hits . .• Fint New York Visit Temperatvres About tbe ..me ~~dent cae ChaPman, .t '1 eeaate inquiry, WASHINGTON !\PI - Sen. Hub NEW drt - Truman bluntly w eel the HD- .trenuoUsly charita YORK The DI dIIItitd. ot ert H. Humphrey, (D-Minn) said ",.,... ,' ••• '110 ...... ate that he approve a Sen. ' Andrew 8cboeppel (R-Kan) onne quintuplet., now 16 years a,,... AIo ...... wtn Thursday that "irresponsible, IWeepin, Commlllliat ifttrol b,W tIiat he III .Wed With CommuDiam. old, wUl 'tislt New York City 1_. ca, ...... • which hu l'Olled up potfertul . , foolish" charles by members of tor the tint time next month, It QIeap ...... " u ca..tautl ...... 71 capitol hill support) Hoover, FBI ~Ior. went be- the 81st Congress have done more was announced Thursday night. .. -...... n R In other developm_ts, II' the t~ a ~na&e appropriations IUb to undermine the government A .pokesman for the Alfred E...... ,...... ".n R IIJI...... 1e with cbar"', apeeclIes and In- conmu~ In c~ ....Ion to tell than the communist party. Smith foundation said the Qulntl ...... vestlpUons OIl the ...... IU~ be beecIa ~mtruon more for would .t1IIDd and alD, aeveral ...... wb7 He levelled the accusation in - ~CII, .•.•...... •.• • jeet of .ubverslon: a",,~ and other worken. a .mate speech In which he uraed IOnlll .t the foundation'. dinner Dee ...... • ...... 1' .....I...... II• L Sen. StJlel ~.. (R-NH) .. IleD&ton quoted Hoover as "' the chamber to "mend its ways Oct, 111 In the Hotel Waldorf ...... 11 R ~Id the ..te that ' Communittt ill, lie wanta to be able to keep and ltart actin, responsibly." Altom. _CIt, ...... • ..,. pJottea to !nfWrate "iIIe tar. careful·tab.OD the dan,eTOua Redl; Without mentIoning names, he The miuea Annette, Cedle, ...... b. II... y_ ...... • Pen ...... • m.,. union" In !be 1.30'. and 10 cloee • wa~h ' " "to put these saiel the senate has become "the EmiUe, Mule and Yvonne will ...... • • ~., have auUMdecl. .· people to bed at DiPt and ,et forum for every kind of a foolish, be accompanied by their: 25 cw. ..... -- • u .. At Denver, James Patlon, them up. In \he mornJn .. redlculoul chara', NobodY · know. mates. at. the Villa Notre Dame r::~ .::: ::::::: : ::: : .. pr._ "en._ ...... 3 ld.ent of the national farm... Un- 'Hoover Aid hal1 the 12,000 are where thia ma) ltop." IChool 111 Cal1endar, On&. .."'.. • . -•• . .. : . .•...... 1l ..• 1" ••'''' ...... • K PAGE TWO - THE DAILY IOWAN, nm" y, SEPTEl\fBER 8, 1950 -- ~---- Interpreting the News - , , I - - I 'Voice-of Russia' .Movies Provide r Wir~rO~l~!!~ J!riefs. Brief Respite for Truman Angers Nation's Pet I Americans in Korea By J.M. ROBERTS JR. attract the namor of a David. AP F.r.lln AII.I,. Anol,·.1 They also represent about the oal, Airforce to Call Bom~er Grou;' - President Truman moved to ap truly professional armed Iorce, in I INFAN~ pease the wrath Which descended solar as that relers to the propor WASHINGTON tIfI - The airforce' announced Thursday that WITH THE U.S. 25th TRY DIVISION, I\PI - Show busi upon him because of his refer tJon at the ranks who make tile lour fighter-bomber groups aDd one tactical reconnaissance group corps their life business. I ness is good business even in Ko ences to the U.S. marines as a oC the air national guard will be called tJ "clive duty "in the near rea, and without even the added "the navy's police force" having But Truman said the w.,., fl lure." attraction of popcern. a "propaganda machine that !s aud Dlen wbo may die tGmwrew, Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg, alrforce chief, 'aid members of each 111 stlfllnr barns, In hospitals, almost equal to Stalin's." In lhe tradition or a corPi Ia guard unit will be given a 30-day delny from the time the unH is In polato patdlell - wherever The President made his state wh.ich lhey lake a lrem~ a dered to duty. there is a !,Iace to hold a crowd ments in reply to a letter from a pride, have laken what Is II -lhe Gis are elvlnr Ute wolf Republican congressman who was some of them more &baa • Names of specific groups and unlts\ were withheld for reasons call to Ute elrls on the screen bodily hurt.They have, bowtnr, oC security. \ seeking marine representation On as they watch lhe ftlovles the joint chiers ot staff. No one graciOUSly accept.ed the Prai· Under present plans, national guard air units - like the national broucht to the front by proJec has arisen to defend either the denl', apolol'Y and, lbe -'at guard infantry units already called up - ' will not be used in Korea, tions units. words or the President's action in corPs learue, by unanimous "Ie. an informed source said. The national guJrd units are being used to Sometimes the sound has to be uttering them, beyond pOinting out went on record .. Cllllliclerllc rC;11ace in this country regular air and ground outfits sent to fight amplified W it can be heard tliat he may have slipped Into ill 'ne whole maUer .c:loeed. in Korea. ai: (For Information re,ardlnr dates beyund this ~bedule, Ice reservallons In the otrlce o( the President, Old CapitoL By CENTaAL raESS of safe accommodation of. modern Women~. 5 Military Groups to lricrease as Men,'s Ser'Yices Do WASHINGTON - We're kill- traffic. fty CEN'rRA:L " pal! bdm GENERAL NOTICES :Il:! 100 people a day on our ob- Over 71 percent of our federal cruiting has not in process footing wilh the other women's forms will diminish. Thc new WASHINGTON - Womell in in June and July because their scrvlces. In peacetime they are models are a becoming laupe, In s\1kte highways, maiming olber highways have too narrow shoul- I GENERAL NOTICES should be r;eposned whh lhe cilJ edllor " n. the arm~d , fOl'~es a~e ' wonder boot camp a~ Great Lakes is Qein g lransferred from the Deparl . stead of olive drab, and are 1L1I'usaods ot men, women and ders - widths of less than eight DallJ Iowan In the newsroom In Easl Hlill. NotJces mUlt be Ill...... ch!!drcn, crushing high prjced feet. There are nearly 22,000 ing what ' Korea will mean for used for 6filcer train.ing-another Dlent of Defense to thc Treas strictly feminine with ~ nlpped by % p.m. lhe dU preceding first ;ubJi'rallon; they will NOr lie It. them. , special . group of ' picked college ury. They now are operallng as l',lr; Into useles& masses of junk, curves sharper than three degrees. In waislllne. eeptedl llJ phnbe, and must be TYl'IED OR LEGIBLY wimQ grads. But, ordinarily, this' wo a reserve unit of some 200 of lal :ely because' too many drivers and In mountainous areas, many Will WACs, Waves linu WAFs Regular Navy gold stripes have and SIGNED by a respollslble perloo. be assigned tQ General MacAl' men's branch of ' the Navy en ficers. lik e to step on the gas tOI: 80", are sharper than 11 degrees. been authorized {or those hand thur's command in the· Far East ' rolls about 160 " 1T'0nth. . . For the first time in several some Mainboucher ~ designed uni MACBRIDE HA("L and Serials- OFF' - CAMI'US 1I0USING bu· 1I11' es-ari-hour or more, on OUr 50- Engineers claim that 14~degree Reserve reading rooms wiil ob- reau needs private home liiJUnll' m;'o-an-hour roads. '. curves are potential murderers, How l1juny recruits · will ' be The . WAFs are headed bf Y\lars, they will receive a tniininll forms , of the Waves (in place needed'? ' 1 , serve the following hours during (or students requesting livini In a dramatic presentA&ton.f unsafe for more than 40 miles an Col. Geraldine P. · May. Tliey aPl?ropriation and will be open of the present light blue stripes). ChaliCes arc more WACs will nUDlb,er some 3~ officers and for enlistment. But only former the interim period, Thursday, Aug. 1ualters. Persons who have 01 o Ir national' need of moderDla- hour, and then only If sight fac However, this change, too, is still be ordered overseas as .lhe de- . 3,660 ~nll.t.eet, ' .and Induct SPARs are eligible, as no basic a "future development." 11, through WedneSday, Sept. 20: will have rooms avallable for the i 1r our hJrlnvf.Jl, TMmai H. 'tors permit. The report '3dds that Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to faU semester are asked to call .. man for olerical and adminil about 175 a month, ' training is available. The WAFs may otter some uni tajlDonald; eo~"'r : et J only a small part of the - inter 4 p.m.; Sal~iday, 9 a.m. to 12 0511, extension 2191. Rooms IItd trati ve ass 1st a n c e "rows. The Wom6n M~r ines, the only The ranking officer is Capt. Ilubllc roads, Wublnl1ob, D.C., state system is safe [or 70 miles form competition - when they noon . The interim hours for a de- apartments for married Whether they eet to Korea de group without initials ,and proud Helen B. Sch1eman. coup\t! I'oints out Uta' tralltc'- MndlUoaa an hour. change from their present Army partmental library will be posted as well as rooms for single J!ltD pends en just one man - ' Gen. I of it, are a mu<;h smaller IInit n re rrowinr worn, due In pan • olive drab to Air Force blue. The on the door of thllt unit. an.d women are in demand. t;. Q" Douglas MacArthur. and operate only in the U.S.l\. ·Many WACs arc hoping that at to the ·a:nnual-..le of -..me live !.inal designs have not yet been To remove these major deti- As t.o increasing the size of the Col. KarlJerine,A. Towle .heads a lellst their current military import ,nllllo-n Ilew' can and tr1lCk~ approved. clencies in our interstate highway WACs, Waves and WAFs, the CO(PS of some 300. tance will result in an earlier dQn :tll ·built &0 run fallter and &0 • • System, a total of nearly 12,000 o[ficial word is: "They'll increase The SPARs, '!Vomen'. arm of ning of their swish new Hattie ;'arry btuer loads. Their interest in a lloodlook WSUI PROGRAM CALENDAR miles wiJI requ!t'e relocation, and as the men's services do." lhe Coast Guard. may be WOD .carnegie uniforms. The job ahead almost staggers the Public Roads Administration The maximum 'size of the wo ing uniform doesn't mean these , derlnr it this new war may It more women are taken Inlo women in the services don't take Frld.y. S.pl .... b.r 8. lO.lO 10:30 •. m. Bake", Do'.n 11 rIc jmagination. We must make recommends that as improvements men's corps has been set by law. put theDi back. on the same the WACs, the stock of old uni- 11 :00 a.m. New. (,Jr three million miles ot roads their jobS seriously. Nothing 8:00 o.m. Mornlnll Chopel lJ :15 • . ,,, . Musk by Roth are undertaken tor safety mea- ,Since June this year, the propor 8:15 1.ln. New. I,l : 4~ a.m. Stars on Parade ( Irry 41 million vehicles, as com sures, ample provision be made lion of women to men has been makes them more annoyed thllD 8:30 8.m. Mu.lc You Want j2:QO I,opn Rhythm Rambl .. to be charged with joining to lead 9:00 I.m. ExcurSIons In Science 2: 30 p.m . News I al'ed to only 23,000 cars in 1902. for increased t r a f Ci c, higher set. at 2 percent ln each branch. 9:15 R.m . Way. and Wax of September 12:45 p.m. Sport. Round r.ble ,'I, J.; ut thanks to' great fleets of gt speeds and greater load - carrying To date, they have not had a "glamorous life." 9:45 a.m. U.N. Today .. 1:00 p.m. MUllc.1 Chat, 10:00 ...... Tex Beneke .-,2,: 00 p.m. News : antic earth-moving, rock-crush capacity which may be anticipated their full guola. Not. because , Adventure docs sometimes come 10:11 •• m. The Bookshelf t 2;15 p .m . SrON OFF lng equipment, engineering know in a period of 20 years. wonten:were relu.etAnt &0 choose her way - beca use a military ~------~----~~~.7,------~ I' ow, and cash tram motor ve The cost of lhls prorram will a military career, but beeause career is still new for Ii young hicle and Iuel lax. wc can ac require a cuh expenditure of thc economy wave stopped them woman. IOIllPlisl) Ule herc~.iJean (eat. 1500 million a year, and the a.t lhe budget line. They are servia. 1I0W in New • • lonr rance prorram prollO!led Is Tocfay' the ' women wpo weilr foundland, Western Europe, Ute Carrlbean, Hawaii and Japan, %e Dai~ As the engineers sec the pic- estlmaled &0 cost ,11,266 DlJIlion the' u.l'li41rtn oLthe United States Iowan lUre. i.ll orqer_ to safetyizc our In- over %0 yean. armed lllltviccs number about 15,- as well as at home. And beeldei Lerstate highway system alone, Mass production equipment will 000: I clerk and lJplat Jobs, there are ESTABLISE 18_6_4 __-:---,.._ ..... medical corps UBlstabU. air compl'ising 37,800 mUes, ovc.; 2,000 insure safer hjghways that will • FRIDAY, SEPTEM~I:R 8, 1950 .. grade crossings wlH need to be re- endure for many years, while Commanded by Col. Mary A. crew worke1'll - ODe WAF II moved. Nearly 2,000 bridges are Iserving the national transporta Hallarcn, the WACs, as always, even an advocate relleraI. PulllJlhed diU)' ft.opt )fonda), Ill! 'io:BOER 0";"';-' ASSQCJAnz1 .... If the war is prolonged, many Student Publication" 1"0.• 128 Iowa Ave .• ,!'ba 1.saoel.ted Pr... I. 'ntlllll , ~ unsafe for heavy 'loads, while over tion system adequately, and in hav~ 'the largest corps - some low. City. Iowa. &"Iored a. leeond cla •• .J"el; 10 tbo UII for repi!blJooli. if .. 10,000 bridges . arc . deficient in tune with modern aUtomobile pas- 7,000 beihg commissioned directly . more wonien in the service will mall n>atlor .t the pOoloUice .t Iowa \~ 'oc" new. prlnled III tIllI _ some degree. senger car and truck facilities. be needed. A woman to be in uni City, low•• uod,r ·th, .ct 01 con,reA pa".. at w.lI .1 .U AP new..... as o,fficers in the WACs. of Mareb 2, In.. ~....::.....---....:--.;..:.:....;;..;.;..:.:...:::::;::;= There are nearly 7,000 arades There is added satisfaction in 52 form is no longer shocking to the The last ClUB ot. offieen OALL • - = J I 1 II , •••• " ...... steeper than three percent and the fact that automobiles literally re~eaeuted 42 coner~, ~uehld- ' United States. ~ IlullecrtptloD nhl - 11)' cUrlu In Iowa ..,.. '...... 111yl.. I.... I. lin. " '1" •• aD ...... nearly 700 aiades : steeper than built the roads, and good roads iq two Nerro (irla:froDl How , As Gen. Omar Bradley said: Clt)'. ID cent. .,oly or ,7 per year In • ..•• rl.. '" .,...... '" six percent. The public roads built the automotive industry to ard university. Overall reeruU "We can no longer overlook the \>.nee; lilt mOl\1III ".81; th... mOlltlt. aU)' I..... elre.laU.. ., ...... commissioner goes on. to say that enormous si&e. Thus, in the very Inr far the'oorpa b .. Heu about lesson that business and Indu8~Y ~I.pp. B, man . 1II Iowa .1.0' per 7,.r; 'II! .... NIIr •• "1. ", __ ..... Ibc: .1'" '3.1101. tbrflt month' 0.00. And '1., ' U,...... ~ • wlJUiing curvetr over mounlaino\%8 'proceaa 01 rebuilding our new 300 • month. have tau,ht ua - that there are OUIetJ_U ~~llItJon. " per Jllr: alii .,~. ·b •• tIll •• ~4I" . II.i'" grad"" otten pictW:ed lUI iood en- hllhway system, new wealth wil1 Capt. JOY I Bright Hancock'l' I snm!' johs womon con (\0 hilttor JIIOII.... .a: thr.. lIIont'" f2,2S. ~1I" •••• la' .;. , ...... ,. ginecring, ignores the neecs~ltles be created, trllvel snletylzcd! Wav.es number nbout 3,000. ne- \ than men." ' , ...., .....·r .,., , ... __ .' I I ~ WIll __ (AP) UO (UPI t;...... - " • # • a .. ~ .... • I • , , n ~ 1/ THB DAILY lOW N. FRIDAY, SEPTnrBER S, 1950. PAGE TlIREE Prepaled . for Rain Secretary af Interior Boy Scouts 10 Ereft Statue \' .- --- French Government I • Johnson county Boy Scouts will Town n Campus Starts Deporting .. bring closer to low Citians a re t., J ' Denies Red Connections minder of their heritafe of free v.,;. • ~ dom with an erection of a mini BETA IGIIIA PHI - ' Beta W \ ID:\'GTO.' (UP) - ret, J)' of th Interior 0 car L. ature Statue ot Liberty in Iowa Siema Phi will hold it fir,t meet- Foreign Communists Chapman Thur day dellit."(1 pro-Communi In (;hU' e hurled by Cily. in, of ~e 1950-51 y~r ~t 7;45 PARIS 1J1>l _ F r e n c h police Atty. Dan C. Dutcher, chairm n I Monday m the Iowa-illinoIS Gas l '. Sen. Andrew F. choeppel. (R-Kan ), and d rt'd th en tor to c f the local statue committee. said and Electric company building. rounded up 266 foreign Commu- repeat them \ ithout congre ional immunit)'Q he can be ued. Thursday Ule project is p rt of a nists Thursdav in a nationwide cro. ade of the Boy Scouts or CAJtNATlON REBEKAH LOD· dri\'e to rid- the country 01 filth In a dramatic L ce·to-f, ce In ling before the n te int rior America to "strencthen Ute arm of GE NO. 3'6 - Members of columnists. All were marked (or committee, the c.'Ubinet officer accused clweppel of U ing the liberty." It will a Iso ma rk the 40th the Carnation Reoekah lodge No. deportation. ovi t techniqll of the -big I ItnnivenafY 01 the nltUonll1 scout 376 will meet at 8:00 p.m. Friday More th~n hatr of t.be sus organintlcn. in the Oddfellows hall. hiTS. Nor pects were paniards. but lbe lie" to "smear~ him and block Work on the base of the npUca man Spenler and Mrs. Albert A. Alaskan statehocd. The char es, Iowa's Cool August number 1 n e Iud e d R ians. began Thursday afternoon on the Miller will be in chara:e of the Pot , Cucll!i, Bulrari~DlI and ~!~b;:~~e "malicioWi and ir- Near Record Low sou th ~ection of the i land in medina:. Those on the refresh 'Yur Ia • Pollee said they will Cront of City High schoc\. The ment commltte~ are Mrs. Harold be escorud to tbe fronUer or "[ dare you," Chapman said, project is ex~ted to be com Mandell. chairman, Mrs. ArUlur their choice, or sent to Corsica, tears of anger \\ emllg Into his DES WINES IJP) - Last montb pleted sometime In October. wa the third coole t August ince Huffman, f rs. lary Roberts and ~ FTench land in the Medl eyes, "to remove your cloak of A t the completion of the statue, Mn. JuUa ShaUa. terrantan. it the beginning 01 statewide weath congressional immUnity and Ute Iowa River Valley council Two police buses wilh 16 per in this chair and read your tate er records In 18'13. the weather hopes to have Itn elaborate dedica bureau reported Thursday. Only GaADUATE REG NT. WO- sons and their baggage left pollce ment." lion ceremony. Regionltl and state MEN OF TIlE MOOG - 1em- headquarters ror the eastern fron tbe Augusls of 1915 and 188~ were The enator. who detnaniltd Il scout execu!i\'1!>. will be asked to bers of the Gr duate Reaents. tier late Thursday. They will be cooler. Ie rany investigation of blll ttend. WOM, wlU meet at 6 :30 p.m. Tues- turned ,oyer to officials of the man lu a senate peech Tue day. be lowest temperature re The copy of the original Statue day at the home of Mr . Joe Ger- French occupation zone in Ger corded I t month equaled the of Liberty is eight feet ,fcur InCh ueked sUently at his plJle a the ber, 431 N. Van Buren street for many, who In turn, will send them pr ent record low temperature It I seeretary delivered what wa es In height from ba e to torch. a potluck supper and meeting. to tbe Soviet zone. perha". the anl'rlest bafl'aC'e for the tate for AUl'USt. The is stamped out of shee~ and ha a Mrs. Gerber and Mrs. George The police .ruu at dawn ever leveled at a con.,-e man I low record WI et.t Elkader cast-bronze appearance. On a Una h will serve as hoste es. In widespread et'lIoDll of lb"! by a cabinet ornc"r. In 1893 and equaled a' Masoa plaque to be placed on the b e country. In Pari. they operated of the SUI Business Bureau Writes, jBook on Iowa .. WlUlam Holden significant economic trends. The sur Bureau of Business Mona Freeman The book contaIns a series 01 and. Economic Research ,1hur~- William Bendlx dar announced the publlcation 34 charts and tables, divided into or a book dealing with economic seven sections corresponding to In developments within the stat~. the various sectors and functions STREETS OF • FIRq RUN HIT! ~ The book, " Iowa Basic Data,'; of th e Iowa economy. LAREDO was based mostly on data sup Most of the tablea and charts - CO-BlT- plied by state and national age/! show yearly data starting wi~h cies. 1939, which was classified as a "APACHE CHIEF" Copies of the book are to be "normal" year. with Alan Clu1b • Tom Neal - FIlIQ ItDIpt di,strlbuted to each senior high' The seven divisions made by eMIt 8C!hool, junior college, and collegc the book are: In J,pwa. General, including information IMIDCWEllt Tfie book is available to busi on population, the number of bus ... CAITO • .., _ $AIIIIr~ . fr.....;· I "OR ness men at $1 a copy, and may iness establishments, and a com ENDS TODAY - North.ide 171 Luck 01 the Iri.ab ENGLERT - LAST DAYI Don't Dare Min . Added Hit be ordered from the SUI Depar~ posite index of business activity. " IV.. " IACHILO. NIlDio " ment of Publications. Income; finance; manufacturing; MARGARET SULLA VAN-In - "NO S.AJ) 80lfGS FOR Mr' WI,. If WAS JOHNNY. The bureau announced the construction, trade, and agricult 1M principle purpose of the bopk was ural prices; parity ration and pro AlA R A"f to jlive a long range picture ot ductivity. STAaTS T01ll0aaOW ,",O\.OIMe G SATUDAY FArHIA'S A BACH'~~, =. HEY KIDDIES from 6 to 60 - SPECIAL ONE SHOW ONLY • 1:" .. CA~N'IIAL. I:" SATURI)AY NOON AT 1:" O'CLOCK PLUS• OUR BEGULAR SHOW AT NO EXTRA CHARGE PAGE Fom~TUE J:,MLY iOWAN, fRIDA-" SEPTE1\mER 8, 195. I r Red Sox Down 'Iankees A,gain,. 10-8; NATIONAL LEAGUE lJyH..... D~..... Tigers, Cleveland Battle To 13-13 Tie W L PCT. OR ~OITOR. Philadelphia ...... 110 O~ .I;tjjl B"oklyo •.....•.• 18 ~!, .~l.\ f'~ Bo.-ton ...... 71 .. .~d 7 Eight Hawkeyes in Reserves - New Yark ...... 70 ul) .(Hlt "'i Tie Game Puts Boston.Pennant 81. LOlliJ ...... fi8 f.h'* .ruo 1I1~ Cinefnnatl ...... :u 14 .... ' ~ S. Unless thf' war situation gets werse anp a wide ~ pl"cad dl'aft wilh Cblcl,...... , , .• 3 17 . IIT ;!r. no exemption for college attendance is started, the Jowa footballC\"s PIU.bur,h •..... 48 8:1 .SGG 81'~ AMERICAN LEAGUE I probably won't su!!er too much this ~eason from calls from the armed Detroit in Lead Hopes Helped W L PCT. GB fcrces. (A") - Pet roll, ...... 8~ ill ,O:U DETROIT (JP) - The courageous BOSTON The Boston Red Now York ...... M 4U .H~ O A check Thursday with the athletic department showcd that Detroit Tigers battled their way Sox bolstered their pennant hopes R"lto" ...... K'! iii .fl n p, 43 of the 66 man squad are either in the reserves, national guard or by grinding out a 10-8 victory over CI •• eland ..... '" 8U 1l~ .~91 4 back into the American league W."hincLon . . :IM 7~ .440 I!.a the local ROTC unit. A breai{ down on the reserve units is: marines, the New York Yankees Thursday Ohln,...... ;\~ M~ .SIlK 3~ Jead Thursday as tbey fought the Phlladelpbla ...... 17 H7 .Sill a1 one; national guard, two; army, thrk; navy, four and 34 in ROTC. Cleveland Indians to a 13-13 dr,'v to sweep a crucial two game SI. Louis ...•.... 1;; K6 .3 14 S7Ii One man in training with the Iow,g l"~erve officer detachment is in a lO-inning slugfest stopped series. TlIUR DA 1"S RESUI_TS Big Walt Dropo helped move the NATIONAL J..EAGUE also in the reserves. by darkness. Rrooklyn )I, Philadelphia 2 The tie, coupled with the New third - place Bosox to within a Boston D. New Vorll 4 Athletic officials refused to Issue the , names of the players York Yankees' second successive game-and-a-half of the Yanks by Chl ..,o 4. 8t. Lo ... '! In the reserves. A total of 23 players are in none of the military driving in five runs with two hom Clneln.a" 6. Pilisbur,b I branches. These, except for the veterans iu the group, are subJec:t setback at the hands of the Bos AMERICAN LEAG E ton Red ~· ox, moved the Tigers ers and a double. The fcat enabl TRURSDA1" RESULTS to the draft. However, coHee-e students a~e now belne- perlllUted Doaton 10. New York K out in front by two percentage ed Dropo to regain the circuit's Oel,oll 13. Clevoland 13 (10 Innlll( Uol to complete the school year. points in the torrid stretch bat runs-batted-in lead from Team 81. Louh II. Chl ••,o U l! all the reserves on the Iowa squad were called during the fool tle. mate Junior Stephens by a 136- PhUadelphla 4, W.~hln,lon .~ TODAY' PITCHER ball : eason - and this isn't likely - the Hawks would lose seven Nine pitchers saw action in 133 margin. NATIONAL LEAGUE players. the three hour, 26-minute marH Rival Managers Steve O'Neill Doston at New Vork - S.ahn (11 .. IM VI. Jlearn (I'-~). Also, all the reserve members on the squad are in organiz.ed units thon, with five home runs, 30 base of the Sox and Casey Stengel of H,ooklyn .t Phlladolphla (Iwlllrhl) and won't receive a call until the entire unit is activated. hits and seven Crl'ors punctuating the Yanks pulled almost every - IlaUen (:.too;!) or Barney (~l-I) VI. Uelnhelman (I-H). So it looks like the Hawks are pretty safe from armed services in the afternoon. possible stop on the baseball or Ch.~a(o Ilt Cincinnati - (~, t""I"ni,ht) Detroit's Hoot Evers kept the gan during the 192-minutes of up - Uublol I»·H) aod KllpplielD (I.H) VI. terference for at least this football teason. Ramsdell (7-I'!) Ind aaffensber,er (lI.! .. Tiger. in the ball game practically heavals that had the 29,897 crowd IU). singlc-handed as he slammed out wilted at the finish. PIII.bu"h at St. Loul, Inl,ht) - Olek· In the current issue of Collier's magazine, Francis Wallace picks his 2ls homer, two tl'iples, a dou (At' Wlr.,... I.) Ruins Hopp's Bid Ion (1 .. 1:l) v . Pollet (I·!-J'!). AMERICAN LEAGUE his pre-season all-American team and the stars from each section of ble and a single ' and batted In BOSTON'S DOM DIMAGGIO forced a wild throw (ball at right) from New York Yankees' Catcher The game wound up with Lefty Detroit al Chlc.l'o (nlrh&) - Troat the country. six runl. Yon Berra Thursday when he stole second base. The throw, which went past Shorl6top Phil Rizzuto Chuck Stobbs, the sixth Boston (J I · H "1. Cain (1·11)). st. Lou I. at Clevoland (~, Iwl·nl,ht) - The author has tabbed Bill Reicpa"dt, Jerry Fa ~ ke, Mike Riley Uphill Grind In the third Inning, eoabled DiMaggio to aclvance to third. The Red Sox took a crucial 10-8 vieiory pitcher, coming in with the bases Widmar /U·It) .nd John.on ('I·B) v •• and Hubert Johnston from Iowa as. stPI!:> in midwest football this The Tigers had an uphill grind from the Yanks to knock the New Yorkers two percenta,e points out of the AmerIcan learue lead. loaded and two out and ruining a.rda OO-H) and Lemon (:!O·g). Phll ..delphla at W ..hln,toll (nl,hl) season. all the way after Cleveland knock Boston also defeated the Yankees Wednesday. The umpire was Bill Grieve. Johnny Hopp's first bid for Amer M.rr.y (O .. :!) VI. ~Ioreno (0-0). Wallace also predicts in the artiole that Notre Dame will swccp ed out Tiger ace righthander Art ican league fame. Wnly ,am.. ,.beduled) owers, Hol'lteman in a seven-run !irst Hopp, a .340-slugger before be .,:, its 10 game schedule this fall and keep national inning. Detroit partially made up ing waivered by the Pittsburgh , championship honors. this deficit as they banged over Pirates this week, worked Stobbs Dick Starr Blanks {. "The Irish arc 9vehfue to take a headcr," Wall· Iour runs in their half of the first for a 3-2 count and then ended ',:,. ace writes. "Key inj uries could ruin them, and their ! Three to kayo Bobby Feller. Iowa Gridders Again Con(entrate the game by taking a waist high Chicago Sox, 6-0 . victories wiJl not be lopsided. But they still look The Tigers finally tied the game fireball for the third strike. better than any team on their schedule with the Three CHICAGO (JP) - Right handed Thur day at 7-811 in the fifth only to ~ee The Red Sox started out with Dick Starr pitched the second po ~ sible exception of Southern Califcrnia in the trict cOU the Indians move out in front 10- right hander Ellis Kinder and gavc Dec . 2 finale." 7 as they mauled relief Pitcher him a flying start by blasting shutout of his major league ca Mrs. On Passing; Skaife Out for Season reer Thursday, twirling the St. The Hawkeyes' meet Notre Dame in the las.t Hal White in a three-run slxt,h. Allie Reynolds for four runs in home game of the season, Nov. 18. Iowa plays The resurgent Tigers kept bat The emphasis was again on Louis Browns to a 6-0 victory over RILEY the third inning and a fifth tally Souther!l California, picked as the pre-season tling away and finally tied things passing Thursday as Iowa's foot in the next frame. Dropo's double the Chicago White Sox fo~ their forty-fifth win in 131 gam~s . favorite in the Padfic coast conference and one of the top teams again ll-aU on Evers' two-run ball team finished the second day accounted for half of the first homer in the eighth. Bob Rush ' Pitches of fall practice. Cross Country Drills scoring explosion. The season's smallest crowd, 1,- in the nation, in the first game of the .season Sept. 29. 086 paid, watched Starr seattel' Larry Doby boomed a two-run Thursday's practice followed But Kinder faltered in the fifth, In the Big Tcn, Wallace figures Ohio State will be undefeated ~ homcr off Hank Borowy in the closely the previous day's sched nine singles and three walks to winner of the conference. He picks Michigan to get the Ro ~ e Bowl Two HiHer, Cubs Get Started Sept. 18; during which Phil Rizzuto lash gain his sixth descision. tenth, his 22nd round-tripper, 1.0 ule when the Hawks concentrated ed a three run homer to set off bid (Ohio State is ineligible because of Jast year's participation.) move Cleveland out in front again, on calisthenics, passing, blocking, The Browns were outhit 9-8. St. lIere's how the author rates the midwest teams In the won and a six run explosion. The Yanks Louis scored all its runs in the 13-1!. Whip Sf. Louis, 4-2 and tackling. Aside from the in Five Lelfermen Back sen t 11 to the pia te in that big lost column: Notre Dame, 10-0; Ohio State, 9-0; Michigan aDd But the Tigers were far from jury of Bill Skaife, sophomore fifth inning. inning, totaling five hits and three SI. Loull ...... 000 OUII ootl-ll K .! Illinois, eaeh 7-2; WISC01IsiJl and Minnesota, each 6-3; Michlflill through as they teed off on Mllr ST. LOUIS rJP) - Bob Rush rang fullback in Wednesday's drills, the Team practice for the Iowa cross bases on balls. Chl.a,o ...... l1li0 0011 OOO-u U U State, 5-4; Purdue, Iowa and Marquette, each 4-5, alld Northwesl· ino Pieretti, tlfth Cleveland pitch up his 11 th vlctory of the year 66 man squad survived the first country squad, which finished tarr (6-0 .nd 1't081; Judson, KreL Dropo's 31st homer, a single by low (:l •• Oumpert. OU and l\hsl. LP.. ern and Indiana, each 3-6. er, in their half of the tenth. Suc Thursday night with a neat two two days of practice with nothing tifth in tlte Big Ten last year Al Zarrilla and bases on balls to Judson (2.3). Several football observers in the midwest, including Iowa's cessive singled by Vic Wertz and hit performance tha t ga ve the more serious than stiff muscles. and won thrc~ dual meet victories Bobby Doerr and Ted WitHams, Coach Leonard Raffensperger, seem to feel that Indiana is going to Evers, plus a walk to Johnny thieago Cubs a 4-2 triumph over in four starts, gets under Sept. GOPHERS WORK HARD X-l'rY5 lakcn Thl1r~day showed purposely, with two on and two be a lot tougher than many !leople think. They believe that Indiana Groth, loaded the bases before 26 ,- the St. Louis Cnrdinals before a that ligaments ia !:ikaife's knee had 18. Coach Francis Cretzmeyer has MINNEAPOLIS (JP) - Head out while pinch - hitting for Mau is a dark horse chal1enge~ in the conterence and can't be lightly reo 617 enthusiastic fans. slim crowd or 5,840. Outfielder been torn in Wednesday's morn live lettermen returning from last Coach Bernie Bierman, operating ry McDermott the third Boston garded by any opponent. The Hawks play the Ho'siers at Bloom Wertz was out at home on Jerry Hal Rice got both the Red Bird ing workout. The inj ury is ex year's squad. flinger, boosted the Bosox into R from a chair again because of bur ington, Oct. 7. Priddy's slow roUer, but Joe Gins hils, a fifth inning single and an pected to sideline the Dubuque Crctzmeycr has the team work 7-6 lead in the bottom of the sitis, put the pressure on the Uni berg flied deep, Evers scoring eighth inning homer with none on. all-stater for the rest of the season ing out at their homes under a fifth. versity of Minnesota football squad . . - . after the catch. Pinch-hitter Char Chuck Diering, pinch running and possibly end his playing detailed practice schedule. He ex Dropo Homers Again Thursday, sending the members The bicycle is coming into it ~ own this footbalI season. Quite a ley Keller singled Groth home in the ninth, scored the second career. oects the men to report tor open Dropo homered again, after Ste on occasional jogs around the prac few schools, including the University of Nr rth Carolina arc using with the tying run. Don Kolloway st. Louis marker from third base Ruck Takcs Over ing practice with preliminary phens had singled to clinch mat tice field. pedal pushing as a conditioning exercise. then grounded out and the mara on a pa s~e;l btl!. Fred Ruck, No.2 quarterback training completed so that work ters in the sixth. Tom Ferrick, thon game was over. The batting star of the conte~t on last year's team, tentatively on team strategy can begin almos t now the Yanks' most dependable Can't Continue was Bill Serena, who drove in took over as first string signal immediately. fireman, was in action at that American league rules provide three runs - two wit:1 a single caller and passer Leads Lettermen stage after two pitching charges. that the game could not be con in the third frame and a homcr Thursday in Lhe Both teams scored in the eighth, Dodgers Edge Phillies, 3-2 Leading the lettermen who will tinued under light.s unless it was in thc sixth. The Cubs' fourth backfield drills. report is Jack Davis, Iowa City, a the Boston run making Walt Mas PHILADELPHIA (A P) - A brilliant relief job by Halph the visiting team's final appear tally also came in the sixth when Ruck, formerly tenth place finisher in the confer terson the winning pitcher, after Branca helped the Brooklyn Dodgers nip the Philadelphia Phil * * ance of the year. Cleveland still Hank Sauer doubled and was from Davenport Jbe Dobson had pulled him out of * ence last year and Earle Duggan, lies, 3-2, Thursday night, for their third straight victory over the has some games left here. driven in by Carl Sawatski's sin and now living Davenport, with a 16th place in 8 deep hole. Braves Score Six Feller, although kayoed in a gle. in Kansas City, the same meet. Bill Bye, Odebolt, After giving up the Yankees' league leaders. Branca replaced Starter Carl Erskine with the hurry, stayed around long enough Chlca,o ...... ••.. OO~ oo·! liOO-1 III U Mo., teamed wlfn Ken Carman, Cresco and Bill final run in the ninth, Dobson Dodgers leading by one run, a to hit his second homer of the Sl. Louis ...... 000 000 Illl-~ ~ 0 Bill Reichardt got two out and then loaded the Runs in 7th Inning, Rush ( 11 -IA) Ind Sawahkl; Borer, Snook, Freeport, Ill., are the other ball for three innings, but was year off Houtteman In the first. Wllh (ll. Papal (I) and O. Rico. LP· and Jerry Faske lettermen back this year. bases on two singles and a base Philly funner on third al1d Boyer HI-1) . Ilome run-II. Rice. greeted by Ennis' first round !.rip Teammate AI Rosen hit No. 34 in and the half The team opens the season Oct. on balls. That brought Stobbs rush nobody out in the eighth inning. per in the fourth. Drop tHew York,. 6-4 that same inning while Detroit's ing from the bullperr to ruin backs and Mike RUCK 14 against Wisconsin. John Col He struck out sluggers Willie Brooklyn .. ...•... . . I~II OOU 01111-:1 8 U Priddy hit No. 10 in the nfth off OAKLAND WINS Riley at fullback Hopp's bid for glory. Phlla~.lphla ...... 1100 101 CIOCl-~ ~ I NEW YORK (IP) - A six-run lins, Chicago, Ill., a letterman lost Jones and Del Ennis and forced Erskine, Branca un and Edwards: big Al Benton. on the No. 1 squad picked by New Yor" .••.•... ~, U • Trum_n Goes Before ~arines; WANT ADS Wins Their (heers, Laughter SELL EVERYTHING W IIINCTO,' (AP ) - Pr ident Truman and the m rin . , --~~--~~~----~~-- WANT AD RATES Auto. fOT Sale -- Used bune<1 the hatchd Thurc;dar ill a lIle ting that cnd- • fac:c-to-fa~ • LM7 HUDSON elUll rou~; 1... NAa ed in cheers and laughter. e- GOSH, JUO(,E, r !-lATE 10 JOVE , BREWSTER., eVENTS TELL 'YOU THIS. BUT TH' H'-"VE TURNED OUT ANE ." WIFE'S MOTI1ER. IS CC\'hING •.. THE MEASLES Ql..iAA.N'J " INTO TOWN TOMORPCNI, TIN!: ON PUFFLe lOWERS AND TH' ONLY RCX:M !-lAS BEEN LIFTeD WE HAVE R)jt !-lEIl 'TODAY! ' . 'I'M GREATLV , ' ST'-"Y IS TH' ONE INDEBTED 10 'IOU AND 'IOU'R.E NEST£D MRS. J.lARFs1tX>Ga IN NON.!'" fOR GNJNG ME S!-lELT£R, IN "lOUR. C~ING HOME! 'What do you mean, 'Throw myself on Ihe mere), of the eoun'?! The judge is my momel.ln· .....r , PAGE SIX - THE DAILY IOWAN. FRIDAY. SEPTEl\mER 8. 195"0 . . - !)n jJ;,ciured Boy S , Detroit Investigate Plane Crash; Entire Family Killed * * * Kyongiu Sign Welcomes UN 'Forcest' I .:1ruman .• ~: * * * ~<~ pa5Senger plane ~:.; ,,' .,~' ~-:.~," ",~lf:6iiiilll at utica, N.Y .. were these Investigators. Tbirteen of the 20 persons aboard. Including a family of •· .. ·ORCES'l .. UK r 'U ~ , either way sl«n lefl, five. were killed in the crasb. The plane was bound for Newark, N.J., on a rerularly scheduled m,ht. and Pvt. Joel Dyer, (ll'ew York, a8 they halted their jeep at ~yon,ju, South Korea. The North had reached this east coast town during their recent break throu&'h United Nations lines. l *" * , I' * * * Under Guard GAR Head 'T 0 Tassou la from Prison' , • IOI-YEAR-OLD Theodore A. IRON BARS S£PARATE story book lovers of Crete. Penland, commandel' of the Petracoreor&,i, 20, IIond , her dashing husband, Constantine Kepb • ..,. American Grand Army of the Republic, annis. 35, Who kidnapped her to marry her, They are' Iholo. minisier ,to lndo-(Jhl1la. is ,un.der r;nYTHE ADAMS, 23, displays looks chipper as he attends the in Athens, where he 'was taken int~ custody by police and abe wu guard of 12 U.S. marines, after form and face that won her the 66th annual convention of the placed In protec~~ve , eust..,.y of ,h~r uncle. The 'lovers' famJUes art discovery of a Viet Minh ter title of "Miss United S$ates Ladies of the GAR, Women's bit~er political rl"al~. : .Heis a POllulist (royalist) and ber . father TIDS IS THE EPSTEIN FAMILY of Baltimore. Md., all II rorist plot to assassinate him. Television" in Chicago fair Relief Corps and' Sons and I • a Liberal Hopinl' to !(qlve their troubleli, th'ey fled to Greece aller crash of a Robinson airlines DC-3 passenger plane at Utica, N.Y. Heath Is a propaganda tar«et of contest. She also is "Miss New Daughters of Union Veterans of their marriage In a remote monastery 'on Mount Ida. Mrs. Jeanne Epstein is lIhown with her daugbter, Betsle. 3, and I '-... the. Communist Viet Minh radio York TV." She won over 12 Civil War, in Los Angeles. Pen sons Warren, 13 (left), and Bertram, 9. Tbe father, Seymour ,Ep as the regime aUacks U.S. other lovelies. IIcr home is hi land lives in a Vancouver, stein, parking lot operator, is shown in inset. polley. TenaflY, N.J. Wash., hospital. d Prays Too Children Survive Operation Gulf Hurricane Kills Two, Damages Property , WAS down a 1= ouster of has slas\H : I to "n danl The orgo necks , win, veniion, d( I'r proeos Dean Ach( Mr. Trl ThUrsday, ance beiorl end to att; licials. Such a"iust t\ ftlr: Trun In a face his apolol lIyl.nr til. machine UI1',." , . While th president's advice Fri ... .:... - ,. . son's Jloli ci cfliciellt al '" ur r.~uH.l ' a valvulolome: Urgjn~ t Grudzinski Jr., 2, Moline, Ill., poses with Nurse Charlotte Banltwelt ed ~~ "a c, at the , (Jhicago (JhiJdren's Memorial hospital. The youngsters are ""l'u>'~v_ ... rn''iT'' WATERFRONT was this are!!. by Bayshore boulevard in Tampa, Fla., following 187th field artmery battalion, New York nation!!.l ruard, in I ... ed statesr alive today because of a new surgical technique developed at the a gulf hurricane. This picture shows smashed docks and cl'aft near swank Davis island. The hurricane in a Brooklyn a.rmory. P.rayers wcre offe(ed as the unit prepWll adopted w hospital, In which the surgebn's knife pierces the patient's beart. · kllle~ two persons, made more thall 400 persons homeless and caused hea.vy property damage. depart for Fort sm. Ok~a., f~r , active service. Vole a teso " "Ai; a t4 . . I'\ . of tile de .':~ .,.~." -;~: .:.;.1~ '., •.. • ...... troops' in . ~. ,." .. htavy casu T(limOn ,Criticizes Mori nes, A'pologizes; Every/:)ody Happy the' rnUitar Now 01 the D.E 11 • • , a dangcr01 ·Rri;.04 otWa¥hi~ vote. I'Pr, 'ur' suPPo 11,"; KIIm; Thecon' ed for " i~ HOI) to ous nisl.syrnps ~IV tra,'}! Chinese Pro,be TOKYO Chmese C4 day , lhe' 1 for an ill'll their char~ bombed M The Co~ prOpOsal I, ITestigation , r;kAL "unon the Chine ,UII!.N'l ''';K· a commandant or the Marine l1Ient, wer WII' Pre.ident Truman, who ('orps, hurried out of his car at lIN, ses,sio: ;;.)<~\:; ", presented this appearance as he th~ White House In answer to a The 'Co biked wUh callers In 11.1. office. summons from President Tru- . EXPLOSIVE-LETTER- which ad -;i" a number of rellCrcUlSlolII W"" broadcast At "hat time h,e was preparlnr m n. The President apolo,lzed in ilie' forr this letter written Ipy Prelldent Truman to Rep. Gordon McDonourh letter of apolory to the Marine for his criticism of the corpi In (R-CaUf.). ,., ' a l\lthoritati '-" Corps learue. a personal ietter to Cates. munlst Nc , / .