Was It Red Tape This Time? .. The Weathe, Today MADERA, CALIF. (JP) - Jesse D. Clevenl'er cot Fair today with increasing cloudiness and I $374.73 bonus travel pay check thl!! week. It wa due ~ ror I'p ration from th .. army In th Phllippint' . warmer tomorrow. High today 66-72. Ves • 0 "at? Well, It'!> been duf' Clf'vt'nrf'r, 110\\ 73. terday/s high was n, low, 53. The temper• tvtf sin ce the Sll3nlsh-Amerlcan War. OWaI1. ature at 11 :30 last Ilight was 58. __---- ______~_ t_ab_lis_·_h_ed__ l_8_6~ __V __ ol_._8_0, __ N_o~.-20-~--AP---N-e-w-s-an--d--~-u-e~p-h-ot-o-----=----I-ow--a-C_itr~,_w_w_a~.~Sanud ___ ay,May29, 194~flveCenm ______~------~ .~ Labor -- Strike Settled, RR Talks Stall MacArthur Note Reaches Washington Chrysler Strike .Ends With Austin Joins in Request l3-Cent Hourly Wage Hike For . UN Force To Stop DETROIT lIP) - The 17-day Chrysler strike wos settled last night lor a rIat 13 cenl hourly wage increllse. The corporation's 75.000 cro united outo workers got two cents more an hour than Gell!:'!'al Motol·· 225,000 employes under :m ad Smuts Resigns; Fighting in Holy land justable wage formula. The strike was called May 12 over the Union's demands for a 30- ttnt raise and several non-wage benefits. The increase will boost OIrysler's average hourly wage [or production workers to $1.63. Salaried employes' pay boosted Malan To Lead feed Artillery Into Delegates (heer as Austin about nine percent, with 0 floor or $20 a month. BaUie for Latrun 'No Progress' UA W orticiols said the slrlk South Africa Supports Russian Pr~posal would be called off officially at Outnumbered Jews In midnight last nighl. CAPETOWN, UN I ON OF LAKE SUCCESS (JP) - The United State joined IImJd eheen Norman Matthews, ir tOl' SOUTH AFRICA CJ\P)-Fleld Jerusalem's Old City y stc;rday In Ru. in's d Inand [or United Nations torc to stop the In,Rail Talks th UAW's Chrysler department Marshal Jan ChrlstJaan Smuts, Surrender in Seige Pal stine righting. und lead!'r or the strike, said th 78-year-old British empi!" statE's U. N. detegat s g nerally concede, however, that Ih urity coun- WASH[NGTON (IP)-Thl' Whit!' CAIRO (AP)-Arab I glon and cil I. I\Ot yet re dy to approv the strong st maul' '. po. sible under hrys! r strike had "cracked th man. resigned as Pl· miel' ye. tE'r !fous tried again yt'stel'd(1y to solid opposltion 10 wage Increases Israeli commandel'8 f d armor the ch rter. day and prepared to lui'll lhe bring nbout n seillemrpi of th in the auto indu~lry, (1 poSllion in nnd artillery Into the mounting In tead, Informed sources said, th council wa more likely to railro2d tabor dispute, !.lut mode whcih auto manag ment was allied ortiee over to his successful Na baltle [or Latrun last niabt atter adopt some version of Britain's pion [or one final try at pe ecrul hungry, outnumbered Jews in mediation betore gelling (ough. "no prugr ss" in daylong negotia with Ihe steel. lectricnl and othel' tionalist rival In Tuesday's lee induslries, lions. J erusalem's Old City urrendered France and olombl& endor- lions. to King Abdullah's Siege forces. The governor general called to sed the Rus lAn resolution dur- To Release John R. Slel'lmon. presid nlial The victory of the Trans-Jordon Inr the aIternoon slon but th form a new iovernment Dr. Fran assistant, who c'onferred wilh both Rath Strike Ended troops in I.h Old City was not II croups, . aid thl'llugh a White cois Malan. 74, who. e Nationalil;ts * * decisive on£'. The battle tor ;:~~a~ld w,;~~ :t·~.u:ur~e~ 141 U S J WATERLOO, IA. (AP) House spokesman: fovor a polley of i~olalion trom Vesterday on Capitol Hill -- biggl'r prize-all of Jeru al In I. 3:59 p.m. ( T) nntll atur- ews elo United Packinghouse British Empire aUoirs, strict seg was being fought out 14 miles da at. 8:30. I . • "No progress has been mad£' thi~ Workers at the Rath packing regation ot non-Europeonll . uch west ot the Holy Ci ty on the vital The counCIl received II telearnm week." )llant voted last nlll'lIt to I' turn as Indians and African natives tin highway from T I Aviv. from its American-Belgian-French WASHINGTON (JP)-The state to wOl'k at the plan t, 'II ene of It Wll~ announced, IWWl'vE'r, that separa te districts, and d velop MacArthur Postpones Return, Israel's army annOUllC d that true commission in Jerusalem department arranged lor the re rlotlllll' J\fay 19 w hl'n a pleket the ralh'oad and union tl':lders will ment or mineral rr.ourc,·, under Its troops captured t.he Arab saying 011' Ho1,v Sepulchr was In lea e of 41 seized American Jews was killed. yesterday on terms laid down by stale control. VllIu or ~ Jlz and BtU Imminent p rll from Arab bom return to his of(ices lH'xt 'l'uE'sday I the Arab!. muts. prime mini ler tor 14 usln just. lOuth or the h~b\\ y bardment. mornIng. No definitE' hoUl' has '-:::-___~------J Fears Charges 01 'Politics' The e terms are that the 41 cdnte hrysler decUnect comment as years from 1919 W 1924 and 1939 and a little more than a mil Anolher telegram from the same been .. t. to whetbel' cal' prices would be to 1948-wa5 defeated In cam trom Latrun. Hource said the Jewish military back tt' the United Stales instead WASHINGTON (A» - en ral Douglas MacArlhur told congress of going to Palestine. The union committee, which in- raised as a I e~ull oC the settlement. pal an fourht mainly 011 til'" ye ·tcrday thut III' do :1I't want to come home now. uch Ii journey, he An Egyptian d fense ministrY commander in Jerusalem hnd in ·eludes spokesmen of the eng!n rs, The agreement came without :) color Is ue. Rls United party :aiel. would ue lIlislInder tood as "politically inslJlred." formed the truce commlsslon th The men were forcibly removed communique said last night Egyp from a United Slates merchant firemen and swikhmen, left the and Labor allJes won 71. a in o Ma('Althur ' 31d he would rather pflstpol1 his return from Jews would take reprisals on Holy White House at 5:30 p. m. (CST) wage reopening clause in the two- tian bombers aUacked and dls . hip by the Arab state of Lebanon. the fl nal results, wh III" the com Tokyo until alt I' th Rl'puulican national cUlI\'enliun. which rn et. places if the Arabs conltnued 10 year Chrysler - UAW contract p rsed J wish troop conc ntt - Lebanon contended they Intended and the operator's l'epl'escntatives bined NnUona\lRt-Atrlkaner op June 21 in Phila(II·lphiu . lie has aid prevlOlI Iy he would arr pt the tions whleh were attemptlng to shell the IIreat synago.ue. lell ten minutes laler. There wa·s which wns to have run until next nomina lioll for JlrE'~idelll i r it is olf red. to fight against tbe Arabs in the April. position added up 79. open the Jerusalem-Tel Aviv road These communlca.t1ons appar Holy Lund. no across-lhe-table bargaining, Jubilantly the Nationalist press The II neral 1'C'lllied yeslerday lo all invitation by the senate ap- at Bab El Wad, 11 miles west of ently were ent from .Jerulalem Steelman said. lIc ('onfel'I'ed with At the same timE' the contraci propriations committee to testify U. S. efforts to get them released each group separllt Iy and did not was extended until Aug. I, 1950, called the overturn a "revolution." the Holy City. Bab EI Wad is before the Arab capture 01 tbe unconditionally falled. They then IIlIp nding tor Ihe Far East. Tn II four miles east of Latrun. The old city YHUrday. get th em together. with one more wage reopening af- (The British press, surpri~ d by lei grl1m tu Chairman Bridge CR were faced with a choice of stay ter June, 15, 1949. number of planes or troops in the outcome, expressed feal' ot Charges Sabotage NH), MacArthur noted thllt he 111- Andrei A. GroMyko, soviet ing indefinitely in concentratlon Steelman called leaders or bolh General Motors' new two-year volved was not iiven. The com yet another loosening of the links ready has xpressed his views on deputy for lan mlnllur, flrM camps or coming back to this sides tv the While House atter contracl with the union gears an of empire, but sought consolation munique also said Egyptian planes ln~ to lIersuade the council to country. Juslir T. Alan Goldsborough had immediate 11 cent increase to the In NBC Broadcasts thl 6ul>jE'l'I .. nd thnt basic policies raided Jewish settlements be in the lact the campaign had b en huve b l'Il d lei mined. take tronc action to stop the The state department announc extended until June 1 J the t m- cost or living and will be ad.iust fought mostly 011 domestic is 'liPS tween Tel Aviv and Gaza. w r, Id he wanted to speak Radio Official Deni 5 St'nu\()r I3l'idges, chairrnlln of till' ed that th y had been polled and porary court ol'd!'l' that plevE'n(- cd up 01' down according to the and expres. d th!' hOPl' Malun'~ A Tel Avlv ell patch lel aturday before vote is inkeD. UPProlll'l(jtiolls l'onllnili ,Iitlid he that all had chosen the lalter al eU a rail strike. government comlllTlers 1)I'icc in- ambitions 10 et liP (I "fn.'" re 'Voice of America' ther w re Indlca.Uolls the Wl)lJiti jJlac th(' MUl'Arlhur mess Warren R. Austin, chIef U. S· ternative. The White House allnoullced in d x. public" had been IIl1t in l'wel Latrun enra&"ement mJght 00 A Deliberate 'Smear agt ' hetor!' th ('(JlTllnitt n xt deleiate, told the council .. the U When Michael J. McDermott, mid-aClernoon tllat the negotiators Chrysler's lIew u/jreem nt gUIIL'- I\'orage.) til d clslV 011 In the Pal tine state department press oUicer, 'Iut' rt:,y. nited States supports the dratt Werl' then'. anlees the full 13 l'e/ll~ until the war. The British-controlled MlUan wjl lIly II) pr ioorj I til WA~UlNG:rON ~Al')- .con l' solution proposed by tho Soviet made the announcement to ne\ft "I (loti I bC!lieve the committee Near Ea I. radio qUl)ted.. or S te 1m n n, n WlTite House contract expu'eS. capital, this weekend to begin tbe gr '$siOllol investigator cllurg Union." The Russian measure was men, cne reporter asked whether w,1l pr'~ [or his r tum," he said. r POndent a descrlblor the spok smon said, wanted 10 tUlk (0 The UAW said the settlement task of taking OV('r the gov m almost identical with a U. S. pro the arrangement was not a blow to yest rday that Voie uf AmeriCa Twd to the Orient since lhe wor them nbout something he "has would cost Chrysler $23.7-million men!. battle there as the I rl'est yet posDl ditched by the council last U. S, presUge in the Arab world. "smear" broadcasts . have "Ihe by hill duti s n suprem Allied been working on fol' some days." a year. 'ourM In the Middl East war. Saturday. He said It was not. Philosophically. Smut. r- romllllludcr III .Jopan, th 67-year earmarks or deh!Jerote sabo The Jews began the octenslve Cheers and hand-clapping broke Yesterday's dE'velopm nt eased, marked, "These thlnJ's happen. -old Al'kllllSaS nallve disclosed In tage" !Jut a radIo orrIclal said no Monday and mel a beavy concen out as AusLln spoke in the crowd- but did not ttl, 0 10-day contro . Wha.t I to be will be." hili me' age thal he's homesick. H tration oC Arab forces. Belt Jiz evidence of s:,lJotag versy which led to two formal Am Personally dereated In Ills OWl! had been hu~ nol been in the United Stat s found. and Belt Susln felL to the Jewish E'd chllmber. erican protests. U. S. Military Aid .To Bolster constituency, he will reUr tl) sillcr. 11137. But h added: troops after they swept south ot his farm at Doornklott. The accusation was hurlE'u by "It woul,1 !.le p I'uliarly l' pUI the highway In a nankin, move Among Nationu list tnemb rs R 'pl't!sentalive henowcth (R nant to llIe to have it felt that 1 Thursday night. *** *** elected LI) Parliament is at leat (;010) during on Investigation or sou/jhl 10 rapitalll.e to political ad To open communications to the Flies UN Mediator To Palestine Iran's Quest for 'Security' bl'oadcnst! which, many legisla one who was interned during the vantage, liS many have frankly ur 80,000 10 90,000 Jews besieged in tors sUld. slandered AmerlcDrl WASHINCTON (.lP)-·rhe United last war, and a number or others ged, the public good wJ1l which the modern sections of Jerusalem who openly sympathized with th slates and customs. States plans to send tanks, fighter planes, guns and ammunition and might manifest itself. For such the Jews must not only clear planes and guns to Iran so that the Germans. Desc ndants of Ger The NatloulIl Broadcasting com- good will would find ils inspir Latrun, Ihe aite of a picturesque othel' military supplies earmarked man immigrants are numerou in lIany, through VicL,-President lillie eountry, a n ighbor or thc for Iran are surplus, he said. Their atilm in the PaciCir war victory'" monastery 01 monks pI dged to the NationolisL and A Mkanel' harle' n. Denny. look (J share of &viet Union, can maintain its original cost was Ilround $6Il-mil • • silence, but also must gain com parties. th blam\! for the broadca_ L~. • • "security", a senate commit! e lion, he added. mand of the heights overlook1ng was inform d ye~tel·day. Malan himself hus disavowed lOW III'e not ducking respon i Bab EI Wad gorge. Senator Bridges (R-NH) Ilsked the support of Nazis and FaSCists, lJility." he said, and then declared Both Arabs a.nd Jews threw The same group-the senale ap Ie there was any chance that lhe Foster Raps and the leaders of the party dc that hJs company has no Vidence aircraft Into the firhUnr whJch propriations commitlce--was told Iranian army might use them sCl'ibe themselve~ as democrats. of any sabotage ollempl. 1\ sllreadlnr over the hills Where by another witness that America against the J ews in Palestine. hiS saved Greece from Commu But inside the party are manY Slate dE'partm(,l1t oCficials also Richard the LIon Hearted was nism, but that continuing military Jernegan saId ::0. He said Irani who would like' 10 see South accepted partial blame fol' the Mundt Bill. turned b&(lk trom hiB crusade. aId Is needed to stnblish that ans are Mohammedans but are not Africa break away from the Brit broadcasts. " rn the futu)', we The Jews in Jerusalem's Old on gQod terms with lhe Arabs. nntion's security. ish commonwealth and form a must hav(' prior supervision over WASIIINGTON (JP) - William Clly gave up atter holding oul for John D. Jernegan, chief of the republiC, who have a strong iso evel'y one of til s(' scripts," said Z. Fos!er, J ader of the American II dayS against the pounding ot sta le department's divisioll of CONFIRM NEW SECRETARY lationist outlook and ore untiring Gorge V. Allen, aSistant seer - Communi I party, yesterday at Arab le,ion IUDS and dynamite. Greek-Turki&h-lraniDIl a r [a ir s, WASHINGTON (AP)-T h e in their ligh l lor the righ ts or the tary of stale. tacked a bill designed to curb TheIr captors found them without senate yesterday unanimously diselosed the plan to ship military AfriKan speaking section or the Chenowelh told Allen sternly: Communl~t activities and told sen food and short of ammunition. IIl pplies to [I'un. .con firmed Charles F. Brannan to population which forms more than "Congres nevel' Intended for the atofs his party would not comply Count Folke Bernadolte of All the tanks, fight I' (md c:Jl'go be secretary of agri~ulture. hair the white population. state departn1E'lIt to turl1 over all If it becom law. Sweden, appOinted by !he United responsibility to tht! NBC 01' any His blast came in the second Nations to try to mediate the other pnvat broad"astlllg com doy of hearings before the enale Palestine warfare, arrived in pany." Judiciary committee on the Cairo by plane, He said he had a RED CROSSES and the worela "United Nations" are pa.lhted 011 &be plan of his 0\\.1 which he declined white MoP and rusela~e ot the KLM. Royal Duteh airlines tl'au Iowa City Accident Victim Receives First Aid The hOU5(' e"pe, ditures slIb Mundt-Nixon bill. Henry A. Wal to disclose to newsmen. port ehartered by the UN to fl, Count Folke Bernadotte or Swedea cominiHee headed lJy Chenoweth lace, Third Party presidential "I fully realize the difficulty of and memben of hi, party to Palestlne to a.ttempt to resolve Arab Is the first to hold public hearings candidate, IS the headline witness today. my mission," he said, "but if 1 Jewi h dlfferencH. The plane is 1I1ctured on an Amsterdam laudlq into a travelogue seri s broadcasl Fo ter declared the bill would did not have a chance J would not apron prior to Its inkeotr· Count BernadoUe arrived In Cairo yelter- by NBC last winter for the state create a "Fascist pOlice slate" be here." day. (AP WIREPHOTO) deportment. Separate inquiries and set up a "caste oj' political un have been launched by Ihe White touchables." H ou~ and two senaLe eommiltE'es. "If the Mundt-Nixon bill were National - Murder and Spelling Bees for the Kids to pass, the Communist parly would not perjure itself by admit Warns U. S. Against ting any resemblance to the mon strous cariacature oC its nature Youth, 14, lells of Sei Motive In Slaying and purposes drawn in this bill," CHICAGO(A» - A husky 14.- Soviet 'Peace Trap' he said. The measure would eslablish year-old boy related yesterday he Nancy Schuler, who lived with Ioner' s j(lry recommended 'that he PORTLAND, ORE. CAP)-Sec had a sex motive in the suffoca- her father, stepmother and hall be held to the grand jury on a retary ol State M3rshall warned heavy fines and jail sentenees [or trying to set up a foreign-con Uon-s1aying of an eight-year-old sister in a near northwest side Imurder charge. the nation last night againsl lall giri playmate, State's Attorney apartment. Because of her petite Prosecutor Richard B. Austin ing into a Russian trap baited trolled totalitarian dictatorship in this country. William J . TuotJy reported. size and cute manners, she was announced he would seek a IJ'and with "cynical" peace propaganda. The boy, Roy Adams, made the known in the neighborhood as jury indictment against the bo)' lie declared the w est e l' n statement to Tuohy and his as-I'the little dolL" The Schulers Tuesday. democraCies con win the cold * * * sistants after admiUing the slay- live across the hall lrom the The girl's body was discovered war only if this nation sticks to ing to a coroner's jury. Adamses. Thursday, lying face down on a its Iirm policy toward Russia. Earlier he said he smothered .. bed in the Adarns boy's bedroom. Marshall look 'this sland in a the girl with a piUow "because No charges was llled agams~ the A fire department squad worked speech prepared Cor delivery to she wanled to borrow too many boy. However, at.ter be adnutted nearly two hours In ~ tutile effort of my comic books." Ihe assault at an mquest the cor- I to revive her. the General Federation ol Wo men's clubs. It was his first However. in the later statement imporlant discussion of U.S. to Tuohy, Roy said that when the Soviet relations since the Russians girl came to his door to borrow Ohio Girl Wins National Spelling Contest launched their "peace offensive" the comJc books, he told her they Ih ree weeks ago. were in the bedroom. WASHINCTON (AP)-A 14- The secretary accused the Then, the statement added, he year-old blonde from Black Horse Darrell Flavelle, a local boy who Soviet Union of "completely dis followed her Into the bedroom and Ohio, (pop. 3(0) clutched her good was the only other remainin, COD torting the meaning" ol American "suddenly had a bright idea." luck penny and liPelled like sixty Itestant from the 40 finalin.. Ambassador Walter Bedell Smith's He related that he threw the yesterday to win the 10nlest, muffed "Oligarchy." statement on American policy 10 child face down on the bed, placed hardest· national r.lJelling bee in She whiZzed thl'oulb that, and Soviel Foreign Minisler Molotov a pillow over the back of her history. became the champ when she ,ot INJURED AT TilE CORNER or Iowa. avenue and Linn street shortly after 8:30 last night Mrs•• Ioe early this month. By striking out head, partly undressed her, then Jean Chappelear, daughter of the next word-psychiatJ"Y-too. lalTJ, 54, Vall Meter hotel, WIlS attended by Patrol man Henry Snyder while awaillllll' an ambulance. two key sentences when Smith's committed a sexual act on himself. the town barber, Lewis Chap- The new spelling champion w .. Mrs. Barry was taken to Unlverslly hosi>ltals where her l'eneral condition was described as "eood" by hos stat~ment was publlshed, Marshall The child was not raped. pelear, became the champion of sent here by the Akron Beacon- llital ofllclals. Driver of the ar, student Arthur E. Brooks, Dubuque, said he did not see Mrs. Barry said, the Russians sought to create "She screamed for five fninutes: 4-million grammar school k1ds by Journal. Her victory meant $500 Dntll the accident oecurcd· Dcan Kerkman, G" Van Horn, who witnessed the accident from n second floor a fQlse Impression that the Un ited then her body went limp," the spelling some 80 words-and and a trip 10 New York. Darren. 1I'iHow in Eas~ llaU, Sl'hl. "I~ apl\tare4 ~be woman walked into Ute slde of the car." State was making overtures tor boy, told police. what words!--correcUy. competing for the Waahinltoll ------..! --... - -- -_.. • (DaUy lowaa photo by BlU Miller) a cold war settlement! l'Jle yictiJn :was curIy-hairect Jean's bl, chance came when Dail)' News, lOt $300. THE DADLY IOWAN, SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1948-PAGE TWO JAfhleliCS Whip Yanks, 6·] St ~rd. ue Rips: Posi Hewks, 9 - 3For Sixlh {onseculive·Win PHILADELPHIA (JP)-Nelson Potter turned in a two-hit pitdlq D~ chore after relieving Lou Brissie in the fifth as the league lea~ * * * * * * Philadelphia Athletics defeated the New York Yankees, 6-3, laJl net Boilermakers Oel 14 Hils; Wild(!als, WoJverines Set Tennis Pace for their sixth straight victory. A crowd of 28,995 saw M. fr EVANSTON, ILL. (iP)-North come to the rescue of Brisste ill Slnlles-SemJ-llnals: TIl western, defending champion, No. 1- Andy Patton. Mlchle.n. be.t the fifth inning wilh none out l11li H Held 10 4 I), Henson maintained its lead in the Big Ted Petersen. Northwestern. 8-6. 11-3, two on. A sacrifice, an intentiODal UDIVI Ken Boyum. Minnesota. bea, Fred Steets, 9 tennis meet yesterday with a to Tribe~ Deleals walk, a short lly and the filii G/
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"' : ~IO'IfVN:l. ~Al". ~ Zt. lt~~PAQE FOOJ1 SftiWgle-Fori.rd lor Puce • ~ " L .. , •• Open It is possible that the United Slates actually wan led to open City, Open Arms, "talkB'! wjtrr Rn8llia when OUT Ambas!lll.dol' to ~Qljcow General ".Warfare. W. &deU S~tn wId Molotov that the U,\lited States would be Open OfFICIAL DAILY BUllfTII willing to discU8S an international settlem(lnt. But tbere is real reason to doubt that a argar and tete-a-tete be tween President TIuman and Ptemle.- ~taJ.in would either be po - Bible or fruitJuJ. In the first place it is nee sary to decide wl1at kind of settle ment we'd ~like the8~ two ileads of ·tate.w make. '.rhe affairs of ..diplomacy are obvioUsly not run on the basis of social amiability .--1101' ware they -ever. , . The only compromi e Mr. Truman and l\1r. Stalin could make is one of dividing'up the world, it ' 8p~eats; fQr we ]lave )lOthing to UNIVERSITY CALENDAR offer Russia in' retum for hel' r~alri:at.ion of pre liUpl in western Monday, May 31 mencement, Field House. Euro~xeept; to ~ecl8r a t .o! boQ,ndaries to the two piLcr . Memorial Day Observance- 12:30 p. m. First Annual Silltr of .jnfluenee. Classes suspended. Jubilee Luncheon, (All clas. 'II ',' -To' 'declare ueb boundaries is intervention of tho first order. Wednesday, Jane 2 1923), River Room, Iowa .... inl Union. It means that Mr. 'rruman would have to give away things that 7:30 p. m. Campus Band Con- 3:00 p. m. All-Alumni Cofllt are m'lt evoll his to llandle. It wOlll{l )Jle8)l sharing the wOl'ld lik cert, Union campus. Hour, Iowa Memorial Union. 8badng a fat cut of l)ic. , Thursda.y, June 3 6:00 p. m. Second Annual Gi But even this drawing of boundaries would not solve tho feal' • 7:30 p. m. Campus Band Con- den Jubilee Dinner, (All cJ-. of "tar in wh 'eh RUch a ettlement '\fo.uld" bc reached-;-evell if the cert, Union campus. of 1898), River Room. Iowa u.. b01ID{lal'ic~ copld be d.rawn. ~'\1y :m~h dividing the world would Friday, June \& morial Union. eitber give potclltialJy gJ'e;ltl· .. Hower to tIre United Stales-to 6:00 p. m. Second Annual Din- 8:00 p . m. CommenCfillll ner, S . U. I. Emeritus Club, play, University Theatre. \ which Russia could not agree-or would consolidate lhe Russian (Classes of 1883, 1888, 1893), Iowa Mond.y, June 7 .. sphere at po~entially O'l'eater powel' than the UDitc~l States-to Memorial Tluion, Privale Dining 7:00 a. m. Opening of iwllioJ.I ",e CQuLd not-JIgl'ee. room. in ColJege of Law. Even if the boundar,ie hit the theoretical point of power bal 7:30 p. m. Campus Band Con- 1:00 p . m. Summer Session cert, Union Campus. gistration. ance, thc United States would be £orQed ~Q impose her power oyer 9:00 {l. m. University Senior Tuesday, June. bel' sphere to consolidate her force .01' face tl\e immediate 10 s of Party (for candldateJ for de-! 8:00 a. m. Summer Session advantage. This i manifest: any agreement reached by 1'ruman grees), Iowa Memorial Union. gistration. or Stalin wo lId have an ~. encc of power-a military flavor. SaturdaY, June 5 Wednesd.y, JllIIe • 9:45 a. m , University Com- 7:00 a. m. OPening 9t clasles. , The fact. th(tt thQ l~ . tc President Roosevelt met with Stalin and (For InformaUon rerardlnr datell .eyond thb lChed1lle, made agree1l'\ent~ at Teheran and Yalta alter. this eonclu ion 110t _ reservations In the office of the President, Old CaPItoL) one whit.. 1'IJo,. e agreement were political expedients taken in time of war j and despite the term" waging tbe peace," peace is not waged like war. GENERAL NOTICES Tllat alternative then YBi-latel'al negotiation with thc U ..S.R. UNIVERSITY GOLF COURSE I must complete the formal will ~ot SQIYe. the dilemma. 'l'lris lends r:rcdenco to the tate De- Golters wishing to avoid con tion [or admission to the new . pa11ment "quickie''' that there ~l'e at present· the intel'national 01' gestion on the first tee of the ani lege before May 29, 1948. All stUdents who plan to ~anizlltions ancl forums for carrying ollt any real and 10 tin'6 set versity golf course should arrange tor starting time every afternoon fer from the colleges of , tlement of the Russian-Am riean conflict, although it cannot be and also Saturday and Sunday arts, commerce, engineetinr. said that the UN and its auxiliaries are providing the best show mornings. The gol! course will or the graduate college .mUlt inA' in tllis field at present. open at 6 a.m. Saturday and Sun at the Office of the ;Registrar ' We WQuld suggest, tbat patience and continued striving toward day and a't 7 a.m. ot~er days. Call mediately for the required . cation blanks. world govern~ent-8nd strengthening of the importance of U extension 2311 for starting time. in Jntcrnational affairs-are called for now. We would sugge t FIELDHOUSE LOCKERS SUMMER SESSION DDIIClI'OlTI that ~patience and hysteria-and nationali m on both sides All students are requested to Any staff membler are the greatest deterrents to peace. please check in their lockers by make a change cOl'rec:tiO[I.iII May 29. OtherWise, the contents listing in the will be removed-and destroyed. directory, now being should notify department JOURNALISM PROJECTS TEST lications, W9 East hall ~n ~ ~!i¥~er Mo'e June 1. hi cllstomary manne)·. But The !inal examination fo!' stu (Ji"'om Iowa City Press dents enrolled in special projects the students, .instead of jllmp TOWN MEN SEND-OfJ1 Cit'izt'lt) , in editorial journalism (19:191) A picnic and softball game ing fl'on~ theil' !Jents to hnrry with Mr. Dennis will be held from be held at City park Sat~). Incidents whicll occur to th next class, did tL Hll'an gc in 1:30 to 3 p. m. Saturday, May 29, May 29 from 5:30 to 8 pm. Fa Ow clru; rOom at the Univcr ity amllll'lIl't.w8l'YlIing tbill~. in room 208, Schaeffer hall. l'eservations, call X2191 Ot &Iop. of Iowa seldom are reported. These 300 stndl'nl~ 11o"el' lhe desk in the office of sl~!Ii But one which llappclled this blldged from their Heats when LmRARY HOURS affairs. week deserves sOJile. kind of the lectl,re wa' over. Dr. The university library reading rooms will be open from 8 a.m. special mention. , 'l'bUl11l8.1 llardly had finished to 6 p.m. on Monday, May 31. PERSHING RIFLES TJle school yeal' is neal'ing a ~eaking when the cIa bUt' t Pershing Riflemen may pia cl08e and tid ' week I'la~'k ~.. the into $pont~leous, vigorous ap APPLICATIONS FOR a copy of the mimeographed final session of lDO[:it of tIle plause (bat. continueu, accoru ADMISSION of summer addresses of all college classt>s before s\3me tel' il1g to 80mB of the students All students who plan to regis ing Riflemen at the ROTC rm cxaminations. , , pr.eSQut, for at least tW\l or ter for the Summer session in a office 01' at the Pershing ~ A coulose entitled "Religion thrce minute.'. different college of the University room in the armory. in Human Cn1tlll'e," of whilih Such a lcngtllY apphms(' for Dr. Howard 'l'hU)'mall, a uQted a profcsso.r in the claR8tOOlIl is, lived in a camp and earned 15 f t t religiolls leader, i!l tIle lilct\lr- in ~t 'elf, \lllusual. BesilIcs shillings ($3.00) a week, of which Fear 0 FBI Sen Amerle-an · Communls · $ er, was .m~ting 'Wfed'leS~l!-y that, the spontaneity and sin Last German POW'S Leaving England; Some W,ith Regret he saved six shillings ($1.20). H fol' its finallec.t\lre,8ession. ,c~ri{y of it. made it probably This clIlSS, a ~ c
If 11'5-HID·ABlE; IfSWANT~AD·ABlE! U5E· DAilY IOW,AN WANT ADS • IT'S NEVER TOO J.ATE TO STOP AT FORBIItt CLASSIFIED RATE CARD .... SEIlVJCES ' NOTICE ITRANSPORTATION WANTED I CASH RATE ROOM for man student for sum- FQIJ~.Elt~RUSHES. Dial 8-0308. IF YOU recorded the Univ. Sym- ST~ENT deslres nde to Louis- College Inn 1 .. J DQ.....tOo per liDe per mer session. Dial 32l6. phony's Mnhler Third on May ville, Kentucky, on or aboutJ dar· 19 (on wire, tape or disc) or J une 1st. Share expenses, Call LARGE front room and garage. -a_ 'D ...... O REP.no I QonaeeuUve da,_I5c per know of anyone who did, please 7239 evenings. For that quart of lee cream. West sid~. 2 men: Pholle>3408. DAr.-a nnu O'UA phone Ext. 3375. _____' ______liM per da)'. • All Mak.. 01 Kat... loaf of Inad. 01' quart of • ~uUve da)'_lOc per A LARGE double room for men WorlL Guaraotee4 WANTED: Ride to Richmond, Vir~ m1lk. liDe per cia,. student. for summer only. Pick-up aad Dellverr SECURITY, Adva.oo:tmenl. HlP ginia or Washington, D. C., or rJpre 5~word ..venae per liDe Wonderful location. Dial 9287. pay, four weUa vacation a close by cities on June 1. Phone Pop $1.00 per CaN. ~um Ad-2 LlDea. WOODBURN SOUND year. Work in the ,ob you lJie. 5882. SI.NCLE and double rooms for SERVICE These are the ~ta to the S BottJea 25c. CLASSIFIED. DISPLAY men. Close in. Call, 2037. I E. CvUece Dial 8-8151 New U. S. Arm, add U. S. AU RIDE to Chicago June 3rd or 4th. U YOU can't drop In aDd aee aa 650 per Col1lDlJl Share expenses. Call 4191 b~ Just caU [n YOU order (over Ine" WAN',I'ED: Student girl to work -======:;; Force career. ~ WSn. O. A. tween 1 & 5 p.m. Or $8 tor .. HonUl ~or room and board· in private r" McClung, Room 204 POilt Office. $1.80) lUld we'U deUver It free. home beginnlng Fall Semester. - Scoot.. RIDE to Florida. Can leave June Caacellatlon DeadUne 5 p. ~eu.bIDCID Motor ;======:; m. Dial 2638. ScoIt-.\~ Outboarcl .../ 1. Does 3rd. Shore driving and ex· JleIponslble tor One lDeorrec& Dial 4363 Insertion Only SUMMER rooms. One minute to Wbbz.r~ Motors ~ Your penses. Call Mathi , 3763. ~ Ada to Dally Iowan campus, 115 E. Market. Call RIOE to New York.. Share ex· BaIID~ HolDe " Auto al/J"t OUlce, Eut IIa.ll, or 6583. Druyor. Moto ..... 8.aclIoa pen e. June 3rd. ExL 4420. SALES k SEllVlCE Car DIAL 4191 ROOM for three student boys. Bob's WHERE to BUY It' IT'S YOURS TO RENT CaU5907. Ad Up? Do you want to haul a bed FOB SALE DOUBLE rooms. 126 N. Clinton. Radio & Appliance SUJl1IDerlle Your Typewriters - slove - refrlgerator - sand A RE WENT OF DQIUEGNIEWO. POLAND. c.vrles water Ihroqh CaU 2573. Z1Z7 IIl11C&tiae Dial 316t Car AI and - ashes - fut:nlture - or one Ihe town's rulnB. The lown. formuly called WoldeDHrr. was dtuat 1939 CHEVROLET with '41 mo- Aclcllnr MaehJDee of a thousand thlngs? ed in German Pomerania but beame Poillih territory after World tor and aU accessories. In good DOUBLE room for women. Phone George~s Standard BUSINESS OPPOBl'UNITIFJJ both Do it the fast economlcal way War D. All Germans were ent beyond the new boundary of the traveling condition. Dial 5717, 8-1166. Sel"lice S~dard k Poriable with "Handy Haul" trailers. Oder river and replaced by Pol . The town ",as the scene of fierce AGER WAWTED: We bave bOW flrhUnr between the RWI an and the GUIIl&DL Verna Sprout. L-A-R-G-E--do-u-b-le-r-oo-ms--a-v-ai-la-b-le I~ E. BtarlJqtea By the hour, day or week. an opening tor a wide awake AvaUabie IOWA CITY TRAILU MAaT TWO double bunk beds. Call June 5th lor men stl1dents. Mu- indivldual to own and operate a Frohweln Suppl), OD. WHERE TO GO 3448. sic stude.nts preferred Write Box In s. Rlverslde Drive loc;al business. Honesty and re LEST you forget to remember, Phone 34'14 I Woman Sent to Clarinda 5V-1, Daily Iowan. here's a reminder lhat Finn We Repair All Makes Dial 883' 1936 OLDSMOBILE sedan. Re- liability 1l10re important than past DES MOINES (JP}-The State experience. $1,000 cash and rel Foam cleans rugs. Yetter's Base- ~~~~~~~~~~~~ "B)' the Dt. .." conditioned. 1225 Rochester. TWO double rooms tor men. 221 Board of ControL yest fdayorder Phone 2913. N. Linn. Phone 4861. erences required. Give telephone men!. F - - - :.------.1 CHUK·L-ETS ~ind address. Box 5Z-1, Daily ed that Mrs. Doris V. Maxwell be COMPLETE furnishings for bar- ROOMS for men tor summer ses· Iowan. J W ANTED TO RENT sent to the ClarInda State Hospi racks apartment. 102 Newton sion. 230 N. Dubuque after 5:3(l. If / tailor the Insane. Park. --~ LOST AHJ) FOUND WANTED : U~[urnished apartment Held for the x slayin, ot her with bedroom, living room, invalid husband, William Mnx SMALL set Woman's golf clubs & ROOM k BOARD LOST: Pair of Ray-Ban prescrip yOb balh & kitchen tor married law For next year In,mecUqallraw- tion-ground sunglasses in leath· well, on May 17, Mrs. Maxwell bag. Ext. 3182. stUdent next tall. Phone 411:16 or was found insane by a district nUy. , er case. Sunday May 23. Call \ 4187 from 6-8 p.rn. MAN'S tux, size 36. Phone 9595. Graduate aqd upper-cla58 Jim Claassen, 4203. Reward. Don't court jury Wedn day. GRADUATE stUdent and wife will Sheriff Dowsrd Reppert £ : !d he BUICK 1928. Good condition. Pre-~eds Preferred ------Call 3157 LOST: Gold Bracelet. Nida Umali Need It rent or sublease apt. Phone planned lo lake Mrs. Maxwell 10 Sell cheap. Ext. 2214. engraved. Call Ext. 40Z2. Re~ 5961 after 6. Clarinda yesterday afternoon. wnrd. A WANT AD IlEADD STUDIO couch, $20, without AVAILABLE double I·oom for. :-....:::======:=.::;:=::...!_____ ~DO~It8~ ___....., Enioy a d.eUdoUB piece of HOUSE or IIpartment for couple cover $15. Table radio $25. boys. 5 minute walk lo Univer- r with 2 children on or before INSTRUCtiON Phone 8-0790. sity Hospital. Call morning or hOlDemad. pie aft.r a DOur-- June 14. Wrlte Dr. F. R. Ramp COMPLETE furnishings tor bar evenings. 9189. . TRANSPORTATION TROUBLES? lon, Manly, Iowa. I 1ab1nq meal at racks. 132 Stadium Park. Dial 906 E. COLLEGE is a good place CAMERA wan led. 35 mm . or 828. 8-0660. to Jive it-you are a man nof Be Wise-Use the WANT ADS for Exl. 3477. NEW ;::::==:::=:======. allergic to walking or sobriety; MYER'S DEPOT LUNCH ------CommeDcinq In June FIDe, ~h quallb", IIIIPOrled, like high ceilings, a porch and a - RIDES AND RIDERS - Acl'Olll from Rock Island Depot co ••• it'a • high foul ball • •. band made Unens and haDk.lee. lounge I·oom. Plenty at hot and "More for your money" COMPLETE COURSES IF YOU DON'T ••11 ., i. fll' ••".d "'fll or Bud carved woodeD ~ col~ Wl,lte.r and hotler discussions. • • • 190k ou~!" INDIVIDUAL SUBJECTS Ind ,dOl"" For distlncUve quall» Tell all the DOII'~ drive lilts. ROOMS for men students tor NEED IT Fully Accredited Summer Session. 115 N. Clin students home III a halt 1 MARGARETE'S GIFT SHOP ton sf Dial 6336. where YOU are Iowa City 51(2 S. Dubuque Dial 9788 I empty car. Ule Dcdly IO\YQD THE HAWI(C3NEST ~d 1"01111' and .-e& DIAL 4191 Commercial College .. ride via Advertise for ===~;;:;=;;:I ___HELP WANTED ZJ~ , ~~~5 ~l ~:;rf.¥ 20316 E. Waah. PhODe'''' student riders WQDI Ada. Ask f~ Claaaified Play Pens . \ON" CIT'!'. IUW.\' • Daily ~nd make your Fally collapsable, wood floors. set Immediate .Opening off rround on castors. trip eost less. Iowan POPEY£ $ Farm Tire Salesman. Good Sa- 11.95 lary. Plus Expenses. Transpor- I!, Classified tation Furnished. Paid Traln4DJ HELP THE Play Pen Pads Proltram. Unlimited Opportuni SAVE !ita'll, water proof, acid resistant, ty With Lar.-e NationaL Corp STUDENTS corJler tie 'cords • oration. TIME & $4.95 See Mgr. Firestone Stores MONEY GET HOME ~aby Buggies For Interview • Nationally known Hedstrom union '=::::;::==:=::======~ WHO DOES IT Q:uality. • ,-;; :======..;:::======:;:;.:;..====- $19.95 Help Wanted, Why Taite YOltr Clothes Home! THAYER HIGH CHAIRS Now available, break down style. Construction •. See THO MP SON'S for Ollly $13.95 $61 per week SP.ECIAL,.. SUMMER CLOTHING BLONDIE MORRIS FURNITURE CO. 5 ~ Days Northwest 10. STOR,AGE 217 S. Clinton Inquire Mr. Ballantine 'turu your clolhes Office of Studen~ Atfalrs in II pcrso-nal WANTED TO BUY wardrobe wbile WANTED: Best used car (sedan) you vllcution available for $200.00 spot cash. ~~_P-_ERS==O_N_~_SER_Vl_C_E8__ 1 Phone 3960. RADIOS. appl1ances, lamp., and ' Thompson Transfer & Storage CO. WANTED: ------Junk cars & junk bat- gilts. Electrical wIrIni. repak-·/ lng. RadiO repair. Jac~ Elect(jc I Bob Goody Auto Parts. te'd~s. and Gift. Pliooe DIAL 2161 Corner DubUQue & Kirkwood 54B5.. Avenue. WHO oots· It' MOVING-SHIPPING-PACKING·STORAGE APARTMENT ' WANTED HERB'S pick up. Baggage, light ~=====::;:::======::::::======STUDENT desires Apt. for sum- hauling, rubbish. Phone 5881 CLEANING & PRESSING or 7725. ' mer or longer. Write Box 6A-I, Daily Iowan. ASHES and Bubbim ha~ PhOIUl 11821. Let U. PASSENGERS WANTED Keep Your Cloth .. WANTED : Rellef driver to San IfENRY Francisco June 22. ,Phone 2682. TYPEWRITERS looking Like New C.\BL AHD£BSPR PASSENGERS Wanted: Tulsn, Bo..... ~1decI s... Oklahoma leaving J un e 5. Phone 8-0822 evenings. C. O. D. Cleaners LOANS n .. "CKUI' AND DlUVDY I5kaVlOil SOLD DIAL lUI IN 8. OAl'ITOL $N•••• "'.. loaned on cameral, B, as"aalve ROYAL Dealer iWlI, elothtD£ Jewelry, etc. I'rJ 0. AU...... a.paIn De'" Rellable Lollil. 108 E. Burllnaton WIKEL TYPEWRITER PHOTOGRAPHY EXCHANGE 12<1 E. Colle&"e D1a11-lI51 Oar FI.e Qaall&y - Retouched WHEN I WAS IN APPLICATION PORTRAITS NtCARAGI.JA, WE WERE WIll Get You The Job DRILLING A WE.Ll,AND OIGAaBftM fOR J9 WEEI<5 WE ONLY GRECIE STUDIO All ...... DID A fOOlt· ·· ·IT '1'1 S. DubaqD8 .UI ...... TURNE.D OUT TIIAT AT Dlat "" 700CJ FEET TflE . D~ILL 11JPDIoa 00. 00. t-lAD ~E tN CDNiKT . Of,)aALVILU: WITH A BOUl.DER DIAMOND KEN~T~P~H~O=TO""'-S-.-rv"""lce-· AND lOOK 19 WEEI<51O BORE ll-IRU IT/ Baby Pictures In 'I11e Home WeddInK Photoll 8U'rI'ON ~ IlADIO 8ERVlC&. AppUca.lion Pictures Gura.nteed Repa.ira Qua.my 3Smm Dev. k EnJa.r( For All Makes iD&'. OUler speclaJlzed Photo Home and Auto Radio. .-rapby We Pick-up an DeUftr l~!-i_low~ve. __Di _~I~ W E. Muket DIa,I lIS.
, lIARD DOS. TR.AH8F'D ,. ,.· lIIc:teat , ..... ,...... , AlIt . 1A00AGI 'l'1WfIrII DW-18M-DW THE DAILV IOWAN. SATURDAY, MAY 29. 19n-PAGE SIX
"lI'J Lawrence Dennis Johnston Posts Hydraulics In,s!i!ute Learning ' Cold Facts on Hot Afternoon Rescuers Get Four Seek Removal felt . Improves Faclhtles, u·(OI Accepts Position Iliff Coeds for Reward odd $3,500 Bond Expands IEquipment Of Officials b( 11 At Kansas State A man who has just escaped . COLUMBIA, MO. (iP)-A vete New and greatly expanded fp. from drowning doesn't get a great I ' Lawrence E. Dennis, instructor INDEPENDENCE (A»-A petie ran University of Missouri jour cilities will be available to SUI deal of sympathy il there are girls in journalism and political sci tion seeking the removal 01 nalism professor, charged with hydraulics students for the [ail around, Jack Reindl learned yes ence, has accepted a position at three Buchanan county officials sodomy, posted $3,500 bond .and semester. Kansas State college, Manhattan, terday afternoon. and the Independence city mar was released from the Boolle Kansas, it was announced yester Laboratory accomodations will While out boating with John shal was filed with County Clerk county jaillate.yesterday. day. He will serve as associate be doubled and much new equip Cumpbell, Reindl's kayak lipped Arlee W. Blank yesterday by 15 professor in the Journalism pe The professor, E. K. Johnston, ment will be added, Prof. Huriter over dt.mping them into the Iowa residents of the county. river. partment there starling June 1. will have a preliminary hearing Rouse. director 01 the Iowa Insti The petition alleged that begin. tute of Hydraulic Research, said Campbell wenl to his friend's aid Dennjs received his MA lrom before Magistrate Temple Morgett .ning early in 1917 th e otricials had the University of Minnesota in here June 11. The hearing, origi yesterday. wh~ Reindl got II cramp in hi;; right fool. shown favoritism in conducting 1942 and his BA from Iowa State nally set fol' June 2, was set back Current expansIOn IS made pos liquor and gambling raids at In college in 1940. He has been to give Johnston's attorney. Edwin sible by two events: Eugen Budelier and PhillIp Covington who were canoeing dependence, Jessup, Hazelton and workJng on his Ph.D while in- C. Orr, time to study the case. 1. Construction of a new $91,- oUlP!' places in the county. 11 Earlier yesterday the professor 000 hydraulics laboratory annex, nearb), also jumped into the river to help. listed 12 counts in which various was relieved of his teaching du which Is now near eompletion. kinds of offidal misconduct were ties. 2. Closing 01 the enllneer The three w re towing Reindl ashore when Barbara DOdge, P g charged. Johnson, 50, pl"Ofessor of adver corps sub-office, which has oc gy Thompson, Norma Cole and The ofriecl'S whose removal was tising, and two other men were cupied two floors 01 the hy'drau Kathleen Burke came along in an ~ought are Sheriff Emery Harl, charged with sodomy Thursday in lie laboratory tor several ,ears. "For the first time since the war, other canoe and -towed the rour Deputy Sheriff Vcrle Meggers, connection with what Prosecuting males to the bank. . County Attorn y Allen Smith and Attorney Howard B. Lang Jr., the institute will be able to pro t Once ashore, Campbell, Budelier ]ndep nclence Marshall Fred called a "homosexual ring." vide ,reasonable accomodations for its greatly increased numbers of I and Covington lossed Reindl un Grpen. The other men'-Willie Coots, 39, ceremoniously into a patch of The petition was Ciied on be a gift shop employee and Warren student~ and employes," Rouse said. brumbles and invited the gids liP half o[ the 15 signers by AttorneY! W. Heatl"nan, 35, veteran admin to the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity Waller F. Maley and John P. Me· istration on-the-job instructor, The annex will be used primar house fOL' cokes. Nel'Ill"Y of Des Moines. waived their preliminary hearings. ily for research in the basic laws They are being held for the June of strellm sediment. This work will term of cl~ uit court under bonds be directed by Emmet M. Laur of $2,500 each. sen, research associate, under the Historical Society Announces New Members The county prosecutor said both sponsorship of federal, state and Coots and Heathman signed state private agencies, A governor and six editors were ments that "mad parties" w'\'e Attac.hed to the annex will be . among 85 Iowans chosen [or mem- Cm'! J . HE'~ ~ and Howarii B. Wi!. held at Johnston's apartment here larre' air tunnnel lor use In the CRAMMING FACTS and refreshment to,ether Is a novel way to prepare for thl" all Imllortant finals. bership in the State Historieal so son. and at a cabin near Salem, Mo ., study 'Of underwater ship resist Here are some students who really go for It. Bob Wolford, AI , Shenandoa h, refreshes himself and gets cie\y of lowa Wednesday at their Keok.uk and Boone each had where as many as 30 persons ia ance. This work, dOlle under Insplralloll and assistance from two sophomore wo men, l'eny Whitehill of Farr gut (left) and Patti regular monthly meeting. foul' n w members: Mark J. Ald· thered to indulge in homosexual government contract, will be Bowman (right) of Ft. Madison. Gov. Robert D. Blue became a rich, Clark W .Hampson, Jesse M. LAWRENCE DENNIS practices. headed by E. G. Peterson, re 0) member. The editors were Dale Mar sl~, and the Rev. Mr. W. B. search associate. structing at SUI and plans to com E. Carrell of the Gate City Keo- SchmIdt of Keokuk, Dnd R. H. Plans include a new lecture kuk; Hugh Harrison, of the bemo- Barber, Bertram P . Holst, O. W. plete requirements fOI' his doctor Asks Health Officials room, new student shop, and more This One Wants a House New Connects ate in absentia. Flight Cl'llt and Ralph J. Leysen of lhe JOl'dan and R. P. Thorson at To Aid in Cafe Cleanup undert;lraduate laboratories and Times, Davel1port; W. F. Lindsey Boon.e. His new duties will include study rooms. A new electronics I teaching inlerpl'etive writing and DES MOINES (AP)-L. J. With 'The Hollywood' of the Journal-Repol'ler, Leon; Others elecled: shop and instrllment room are arso Waller Russell or lhe Journal. A.·nold Boehm a.nd H. A. public opinion and affairs. He Radke, execu live secretary of the planned. Airline conncctions from Iowa Muscatine; and Mrs. Mary Gold- Boehm of Ogden; Steven V. will also do work on research Iowa Restaurant asociation, yes Four new units of experimental terdaY asked the Iowa public City to Lincoln, Neb., now permit thwaite Garvey or til£' News-Re- Garter and Mrs. Eva. R. McGill. projects. equipment are lInder 'design and publican, Boone. Ilis of {,eon; Mrs. O. G. Clawe While at SUI, Dennis has been Health aSSOCiation to give lull co loca1 passengers to make connec construction. Their use will be su lions with United Airlines' recenl Mrs. Helen MilchI'll, candid