THE WEATHER TODAY ,Scene of Hampion, Iowa, Cafe Blast .. J Cloudy and windy today with rain. Sun­ day generally fair, warmer. High today, 42i low, 30 degrees. Yesterday's high wal owal1 74 degrees. Establlahe~ lass-vol. 80, No. ] 54-AP News and Wirep_h_ot_o__ .._ ... _ -_ ",:_ low_a_C_ity..:.;.., _Io_w_a_,_S_atur__ d_ay-=-, _M_Ol_. _27_,_1_9..!.~8-_'_F_iv_._c._n_ta_--=-______-:_-:----,,-, ______Palestine -- International -- JewS' Wanl U. 'So Charges Russ Divided Germany Ask Eisenhower To Run UN Guards Says Soviets Set Up Weather -- Elliott and Franklin Roosevelt Jr. Claim Concentration Camps 'Ike' Could Band Conservatives, L"berals to .Jerusalem In Eastern Germany Tornado Jars NEW YORK (JP) - Franklin D. Roosevlt Jr" and h ' older brother, Elllott, yeslA!rday called on Gen. Dw(&ht D. i! nhower to I the W ASHJNGTON ~JP)-The United . Democrntie prestdenUal nomination. JERUSALEM (JP)- The Jewish States accused RUSSia last nJght Such an action, hit son was killed, at least 13 others I from Condemnation to Ca l,vary. Four persons were listed as were Injured and tour families FCC Move A"ainst, Truman and his advisers ar~ "try. Is con/win, nd dividina the They stood with bowed heads in Panyushkin, was delivEtred to the missing llere. Ing to silence all opposition to ancient streets commanded by embassy Thursday and released country Not' havt' the men lug­ were left home.! by an explos- KICD I E I· ed C03tesvtlle, a town of 350 p r­ their program of r gimentatlon sled tor flepublicau nornmaUon I smoke-blackened gun positions, by the state department last e ion which demolished a restaurant S xp am sons, was in rums, Twenty-five and preparation tor war." demonstrated any marked ability At each station of the cross Arab night. homes, n grain elevator. several h!,re this afternoon. to uni~ the Amt'riCkn people." SPENCER, IA. (A'}-tien B. guards stood at attention while It rejected outright a Russian The former vlc&opresident and The dead man was identified as business houses and several auto­ third-party presidential candidate In a statement I ued from hi. Sanders, genera) manager ,ot ra- prayen were said. protest of March 6 that the United mobiles were d stroyed. A 1ou,.­ Louis Rowe, 44, manager ot the said 10 a radio speech (NBO) that Ryd Park home, Elliott aid in dlo ~tatlon ]{JCD said last night The agency spokesman sug- Slates, Britain and France were apartm nt building was leveled Farmers elevator, Several of the "the men who p ak of reiglUi of record to Wlollace's candidacy: the federal communications com- gested that ]0,000 Danish and breaking. the. Potsdam agreement and burning. injured were repOl'lted In crttlcal I terror in EUrope are fast introduc­ "It ha, b n dt'olon trated to conditiOn! mission action annoLlllcing pro- Norwegian troops be sent [rom by meehng In London a month Red Cross disaster units trom posed revocation ot hI! license to northern Germany to garrison I ago to work out new steps fOI' eco­ Ing reign of terror hel at me that th amI.' hadividuals are The ruins were being searched Indianapolts and Terre Haut Assassination home, running til policy making ot Itho operate the station "much less se- Jerusalem when the British man- nomic unity in western Germany. were on the way to Coatesville, for possible additional dead or vere" than early reports indicat- date ends May 15. He explained The British government rejected "President Truman set the p t­ third party as mad up the so­ which Is about 30 miles west of called group of lib tal who foufbt inJured. Auto wreckers and drag­ ed, that the Jews are not inSisting that Russia's protest Thursday, t t Tn when h branded th mil­ llnes were mobilized Ito help Jrulve Indianapolis and 50 miles ast of Franklm D. Roo, vell in 1939 and Sanders said in a long distllnce those particular troops be used Terre Haute. * * * lions who oppo!le hLs pollei s a the wreckage. In yesterday's note the Russians 'Communists,' " WaHace- aid. 1940 in h15 ffort, to r ann and telephone lall that a formal fil- and said it was up to the United Col. Robert Rossow, state police Besides the restaurant, the blast were sharply reminded that as Former King Mihai "'3uch an appeal I:D prejudice blots prepare this natlon fM poss ble ing for a hearing would be made Nations to determine what mili.. superintendent, was on lhe scene badly damaged a tour-family long ago as September, 1946, they out r ason and unleashes d T1i 1'­ war.. - Monday, and that if pOSSible, Ihe tary units should be sent here, setting up temporary headqu r­ dwelling on one side and a one­ hearing would take place at • _ _ were formally offered by Secre­ Guarded, Told of ous forces ot hate that thr aten tary Stnle Byrnes lhe opportu­ ters. family house on the opposl~ side Spencer. ot the freedom and livelihood of all nity to join with the United States Albert Sechman. about 60, said of the building. The FCC is bound by law to Arab Spokesman Hits Am ricans" in economic merger of the occu­ he saw the storm approaciung Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ohlert, living conduct a full hearing on the tech­ As assination Plot Without givilli names or turther Jewish Agency Request pation zones In Germany, Coatesville. He described It as a in the single family house, escaped nicalities involved In the matter, d tails, Wallae said: "huge and very dark cloud coming W ASlUNGTON (.II') - Sp cia I unharmed, but the house was SeN­ he said, For Foreign Troops AplOllr wrote Panyushkin: "The "The police comm ,sioner or low down." precautions w re ord red ye~ler­ No. .. erely damaged and made un­ responsibility for rejecti 1 of this one 01 the larg t Am rtcan clUe The FCC had announcel5-r",,,"fING­ .. 1 (JI ship meet beginning this aftcrnOClll ets at Mad Ldoubleheader sends the Den­ all stron.. contenders In 1947, Brl io Ohio Statt!s' 18, Stanfprd's 16 records tonight in the Jast big show ver Nuggets, national AAU run­ flJure to push the Teaohen I and Iowa's 12. 01 the indoor track season. ners-up, against the Oakland Bitt­ squad for 8tllle honors. Bull ners, who finished third in the re­ Iowa's points were scored by ~ Harrison Dillard pf Baldwln­ The lone returning individual ' Ria, second in the 220 yard free­ cent AAU tournament at Denver. winner is Witt of Valley of West Wallace will defend the 60-yard Ityle; relay team, third In the 300 Herb Wilkinson, formel' Iowa Des Moines. Witt walked oU with ,..rd medley, and Draves. fourth low and high hurdles champion- all-American guard, will play for broad jump honors last year. in the 150 yard backstroke. ships he won last year. He set a the California team. Standing conference records that In the 22o-yard freestyle, Iowa's new American Indoor standard of In the second afternoon game might lal1 belore this year's talent. Wally Ris pushed Bill Smith pI WALLY RIB BILL SMITH 6.8 seconds in the lows. He fail­ it will be Baylor univensity, NCAA ed tracksters are the 50-yard dash. Ohio State to the last inch, but the ed IMt year to better the 7.4-5ec­ runner-up against New York Un­ the 440-yard run and the hith Hawk lost by a l'ipple. ond record of Chicago's Charles iversity, which lost to St. Louis jump. ' Smlth, who led throughout, On the Sports Trajl -­ Blad in the high hurdles, but made in the final of the New York in­ vitation tourney. NYU got the Draoovzal of Wilson, innings, with 25 pases on balls adding ville MtabUahecl. a DeW Amer- nllhl. the NOAA champions 42 d !Uerent l'aces and will have ever turned in, losing to his navy ItO the \general hilarity. lean Indoor ftCord of 56 feet JJ'OD1 the Unlv~"lty of Kentucky a tollt of 312 points. Field eveatl buddy in 2:10.1. trankie Crosetti stood out ,there 10 % Inches a few weelu .... &an&'le with their nehrhbors from in the afternoon will begin at l Michigan. content for the most at second base for the Yankees. Twenty-six sehools will send the UnJversity of Louisville, ______..:..~~~~~~~~~~~=~ , p.m., track events at 1:30 p.m. part with seconds, thirds, and He was hot, he was tired, he was Haftberf Takes lead 297 athletes to compete in the 15 winner of tfte NAlB tourney at Trial and eml-flnal huill. In the d h a/1d hurdle events fourths, scored its only victor:y impatient, and his 37-year-old events of the fast-moving pro- Kansas City. A Squirt o' Grapefruit - are thus far in the 300-yard medley. dogs ,,:,ere whining plaintiv~ly. uram. Team scoring has been eum- With the independent teams scheduled for afternoon aloll( In Charlotte Open ",Uh the llnals In the pole valli, The Wolverine trio of Harry IHol- Augle Galan. Red outfielder. ina ted to discourage coaches from bracketed on one side and the col­ iday', Bob Sohl and Dave Tittle walked. and .was saarificed to ~c- CHARLOTTE, N. C. (A'}-Chick cluttering up events with unlikelY legians on the other, the Bartles­ h .. o-mUe rela ,and tbe 4"­ yard run. mher finals will be ahurned to a 2:519 mark more .ond. Crosettl walked over .to give Harbert, long-driving Detroit pro­ winners but possible pOint-getters. ville oilers and Kentucky's Wild- Indians Win 10-9. oil '7 run berlnnill&' at p.m. than a second fast~r than ine old some advice .to hi~ pitcher, .then Individual events include the cats are favored to survive the fessional. came up with his second Schools Ii. ted in the meet a~ record, 2:53.4. set in 1943 by returned Ito hIS station. The pltch- high jump, pole vault and 60-yard semi-finals Monday night and straight six-under par 66 yestEtr­ Aurelia, Atlantic. Brighton, Britt, Michigan er ree.~hed for the rosin bag, and dash. Separate two-mile, dlstan~e collide in the final scheduled day to take the halfway lead in Carroll, Cherokee, Cresco. Teach­ . Galan stepped confidently off the medley, sprint medley and 9ne- next Wednesday night. On 'Dhe Iowa medley relay team base. Pinch Double the $10,000 Charlotte open gol! ers ot Cedar FaUs. Clarioo, De missed second place by one-tenth mile relays will be run for uni- Actually, the fortunate 14 who tournament by a slroke. SAN BERNARDINO, CAL. (JP) - The Cleveland fndlans rallied Witt, St. Ambro. of Davenport, of a seinning to nip the 5t. Louis Browns yest - Donn 11 on. OllJe, Hampton, H.. - Straub brought in the Hawks 'inl all innocence, Crosetti eased over, a .s pecial shuttle hurdle event open Olympic cage squad almost cer­ produced the ball by some feat Lawson Little, Cleveland veteran. day, 10 to 9. A disputed double by Pinch Hitter Thurman Tucker lan, Keota. University high or 2:&1.1, a whisker behind Bob An­ who banged out a hot 65 for 133 to both. tainly will win the coveted gold Iowa City, Manchester, Maquo­ of magic, and tagged out tthe quite Ohio State's two-mile relay- medals at London, although they with the bases full sent the tying and winning runs ncro . derson of Stanfurd. and a stroke lead over Am~teur keta, LYon of Clinton, Marion, astonished and chagrined Red team, Chicago relays winner. must walt until next August to The Browns protested to no The third mark set yesterday outfielder. The next man up singl­ Frank Stranahan, Toledo, Ohio, avail that Left Fieldel' Whitey Nevada, Sigourney, state Center, and Defending Champion Cary wUJ shoot at the unJveRI'" mark collect them. former member of the St. Louis wu tumed In by AUen Stack ed, and Galan would have scored. Platt made a shoestring catch ot Cardinals. His major league ca­ Wmter ct. Tipton, Mt. Vernon, Middlecoff, M e mph i s, Tenn. of 7:40.9 set by MichiJan in 1943. While basketball has come 10 be ef Yale. He thrashed the 150- "A fine way 10 treat a fellow first year of the Purdue rames. played all around the globe. no Tucker's drive. The Brown had reer date b k to 1936. tanager Wellman, West Des Moines, ML yard bacbtroke in 1:31.8. Hol1- Californian," somebody said laler Stranahan and Middlecoff each nation boasts the caliber of play taken a two-run lead with a 5-run Billy Meyer said he plans to u. e Pl Mant. and ac City. da7 of Mkhlgan was second and .to Frankie. Frankie thought it had 67 for the second straight MiamI (Ohio) university's 7:58.9 which exists In the United States. rally in the eighth inning . him as a utility infielder. .Duane Draves of Iowa was over a minute. then said: day . mark in the college division also where the game was invented. A three-run homer by Ken Kelt­ GuUeridge wa with the Cards Red Wings Win, 5-2 fourth. "That's right. but I was tired Alone in fifth place at 135 with has stood five years, but it might ner and a two-run circUit wallop until 1941 when he wa sent to 70 yesterday after an opening 65 be cracked by Wheelon college's o TROIT - The Detroit Red Ohio State produced most of its standing out there and wanted to by Pat Searcy featured the Ind­ Sacramento of the Pacific Coast Win In t night took their second points in the diving. Bruce Har­ get it over. I think I'll write Augie was Pete Cooper. Ponte Vedra. defending champions, coached by ians' attack. Gerry Priddy batted. lengue. He was bought by the St. traight N tional Hockey league lan, Miller Anderson and Jack a note of apology." Fla. student Gil Dooc\.s. in three runs for the Brown . Louis Browns the following yen. Hawks' Game playort victory by detea ting the Calhoun placed first. second and The incident is just another Notr~ Dame's sprint medley t • t In 1945. he managed Toledo oi the •• fourth respectively. Michigan's Gil sample of why Crosetti is in his Cards 2, Phillies 1 combination, anchored by half­ Reds 6, Tigers 5 American aJ;soclation. The Red New York Ranger' 5 to 2. "II, Evans took third. 17,th year with the great Yankees. miler Bill Leonard, is the favorite TAMPA, FLA. (JP')-The Cincin· Sox purcha.ed him in July, 1046. Bob Anderson of Stanfurd won He knows he's not lhe man he ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. (iP)­ In the university division. Mich­ Washed Oul nati Redlegs broke a lour-game "Door Open J:J5-JO:00" the 50-yard event in 23 .3 ahead ot used to be in the field or at the Home runs by Enos Slaughter and igan Normal and Baldwln-Wallace losing streak yesterday by taking Marion Hurts Knee plate, but the old noodle which Dick Sisler gave the St. Louis might lower the meet mark in the Keith Carter of Purdue and Henry PEG/AL TO TUE DAILY IOWAN a 6-5 decision from the DetroH Patton of Michigan State. brought him the rating of one of Cardinals a 2-1 grapefruit league college sprint mediey - 3:45.4 by JONESBORO, ARK. - Iowa's Tigers after 13 inning. ST. PETERSBURG, FLA (JP)- Mf.-i?#i'. Today Ris wllJ get two shots the smartest of ball players still is victory over the Philadelphia Miami in 19~5 and by Bradley barnstorming baseball team yes­ Leading 5 to 2 into the ninth. Marty Marion's left kn bu kled NOW at Ute lOO-yard world record of furu;tioning in high gear. Phils yseterday. last .year. terday received a day of grace the Reds permitted three runs­ under him' In practice y terday . morning, and the stellar 51. Louis I' ~ E. DAY" :49_'7, owned. by Ford of Ya.le. from the weatherman. The sched­ two unearned-to tie the score. Cardinal shortstop expre cd fNlr IW!..... IR, hows-l:30-3:3' Qualifying trials wlll be run in uled game between the SUI nine Winning Pitcher Walker Cress, Ihe injury millhi cu~ hort hi81 5:411·7:57- 9:30 &he afternoon and finals tonl.ht. We May Be First Division But -- aod Arkansas Stale was rained a New Orleans rookie, collected a playing care r. "FeatUre 10:00" Ills holds the Miehia'an pool out. single from Tiger Rufus Gentry "I'm really worried," Marlon 1 record of :51.1. HI8 best tlme 'for Today either a nine-inning to score Augie Gaian from s cond 1he event was :50.9 at Columbus. said. "If this condition dpesn't single game or two seven-innlng for the 13th-Inning run. Galnn had change I can't play any more Ohio. last sprillJ'. The ~(hicago While SOl games will be played by Iowa and opened with a double. baseball. I can't understand what lowa's free style relay team is • State. Hawkeye Coach Otlo Vogel regarded as the learn to beat. it is. -- Needs Pitching Says Lyons said if two games are played Jack Pirates Buy Gutteridge til hurt the knce sllc1lOg last Besides Ohio Sttte and Michigan, Bruner and AI DiMarco probably SAN FRANCISCO (JP) - The year. but they can't fmd anything Stan1ord, Yale and Michigan State will have the hurling chores. Pitt burgh Pirates said yesterday wrong with' it. are leading contenders who hope . DIMarco pitched the Hawks to they have purchased Infielder X-rays were to be made by Dr. that the short course pool, which PASADENA.* *CAL *IF . (JP}-Ted He pointed *out *that * his .264 last one of their two wins in four con­ Don Gutleridge (rom the Bo. ton Robert F. Hylanc1. th club ur­ is less familiar to the Hawks, wHl Lyons gazed thoughtfully over his year was hardly bad-and he did collection of athletes and sized up' it after a 1!hakey start. tests. Monday he want aU the Red Sox [or the waiver price. geon who was expecl d In camp wOli'k to their disadvantage. way and allowed Louisiana Tech The 35-year-old Gutteridge is a Monday. Dave Brookway, who just miss­ the 1948 pro5pects of his Chicago , Appling, starting his 19th year, White Sox. fi ve hits in shutting them out 2-0 ed Qualifying lor low board finals was called on to play In three Against the same team the £01- Most of all, he said, the club yesterday will haVle another· ·games at Slin Francisco. In ro lowing day Lefty Bruner struck needs pitching. chance in the high board event times at bat the old boy merely out 10 and allowed only four hl.ts. tO$l/W. That's the pessimistic outlook; but Ihe Hawks lost 2-1. and Manager Ted's problem is got on base 10 times via 'Six hits, anythil)g but unique. three walks and an error- and NEW YORK (iP) - The National The optimistic view - and the batted in three runs. And it's Basketball commiUee adopted four eepl one which O('(,1I1'l1 ., 1'l(' quiet, gpod looking Ted sincerely stlll early spring. more rule chang in its cJo"ing throw-in from Ihe out.·idc. 'fhi HeHrick Is Named session yesterday to make a total tI entertains 4!uch a view - was Tubby Wrj.ht. wbose .3~4 foul will be con id r d P rloonal Y4~and Wahoo! of eight new regulations which something like this: hitting led til. -elub &Ut year. Is in.o;tead ot A t chnleal 88 'hi y r. will.be inserted into the 1948-1949 "It's Ii little early yet, but I thin.k. an outfield 'fixture. Of the otll­ On All-Stale Team 3. No team will be allowed 10 ertl, Lyons declined to make any rule book. llne up three or mor player In ~l;!~':l. Cha~ons Land we've got some darn good looking. The 20-member committee. com­ young pLayers. If they deliver, and' apPDIn&meDiII bIli ..nclldly MId adjacent position on any r strain­ START' City High's Gene HeUrick has posed of grouP6 representing col­ JO IOAY DES MOINES (JP) - Thirteen I think they might, we'll du a lot he Ulled, tile looks ot Mveral. ing line whcn taking the ball on been named to the ~J1-state bas­ leges, high 6chools, the AAU and the outside. It mu. tallow th d­ Mesquite, Tex .• high sehuol girls, better this year." Holdover Dave Phllly, from ketball team by the Iowa Dally YMCA as well as Canadian organ­ tensive players room to , t in b - basketball champions ~f the Lone 'lDeUer" would have to be &nI Paris, Tex., might deliver; Jerry "TRIPLE HIT Press association. Hettrick scored. Izations. agreed on the tollowing: tween. Star state, arrived here yesterday ImpMVeiDelli on ihetr 184'7 .lxUt • ' Scala, a young.ter up from Wat­ 237 points in 12 Mississippi Valley 1. The period of time when 4. Any player Ilk n out during 8 in full cowboy attire. place nestllll&' place. whloh l ---=.-..... 1 erloo, Iowa, drew praise, and the EASTER conferenco games to set a new the clock Is to be s~opped every ti me out period ('an relurn b for They will play the Iowa cham- means ihey'll have to apln let 'Same .went for two hitters-from record. "me &he ball beeom dead will play ha b en r umcd. SPECIAL" pion Kamrar team tonight. WashlnJ'ion and the St. LouD ED LOP~T the Hollywood club, Gua Zernial Others named to the fi rst team be reduced. from the 118' 3 mln­ Lyle Quinn of Boone, "] t's a good thing they didn't 'BroWJ18 bailie It aus for the eel- He'll Be MJped (.344) and Jimmy ,Delslng (.316). ut811 of a college game to Ute meet us with hQl'ses," confessed lar and 'beat out· PhiladelPhia , ______And speaking of Hollywood, '11ony were Bo Walker, Ottumwai Herb named a memb r o! th Thompson, Forest City; Bob Clif­ I.. t 2 mlnutfll. Ther. will be no committee. Scoring Star Nan Tompson of the 'for ftRh. Lupien, retw.rning to ~he majors, oha.nce In high lIOhool lames. Texas team. "I wouldn't know As he talked, Ted was stlll in staff, and just about ends it, not has been immeDIIe. He hit .341 on ton, Boone; Jim Farrell. Mannlngi Dan DeRuyter, Sioux Center; The clock now It slopped on which side to get on." street clothes, standing in the counting such relief ' pitchers as the coast and aeemi delIghted to each dead baH atter II mlautes Nineteen persons were in the boxes just back of home plate at Earl CaJdwell, Earl Harrist and get back in lhe big time. Duano Brandt, Waverly, and Skip Greene. Davenport. . of the fourlh period. Texas party. Prominent amQJ1g Wrigley field. His players were Pete Gebrian. Frank Papmh bas As always. the bJg "if" preval15. 2. A foul commltted during a the bright shirts was' that of Mes- I watming up. yet to fully recover from a minor But it a Bradiey, a Wight, Lu- h bid quite'$ Major Sam Rutherford, Well, what about his pitchers, shoulder operation. pien, Zerolal ' or DeIS{1lI comes! E~ j ition 5 ate who came bearing a buge Texas his young ones, particularly? Blll The rea-ular Infield doubtleas through, the Sox' wlU improve' DEE MOINES (A'} ~Des Moines flag. Wight and Fred Bradley, up with will line up wUh Toni L.DIIIl their position. • Bruins Business ManageI' John good records with Kansas Oity at first, Don Kollowa,. or Cua "We're trying, anyhow," Ted 'Holland announced yesterday that Angels 10, Cubs 0 'last year in the deal with the Mlchaelll at second, F.lo)'/I Bak- concluded. He left to 'SUit up. " Decatur (111.) of the class B Yankees for Ed Lopat, his beat er at third, Luke Applin, at Three hours later the Sox had Three, I league would appear, FULLERTON, CALIF. (A»-The moundsman? IIhort. and a word aboat the lal- been beaten. 6-4. But they,lolloout' alainst the Bruins Sunday, April, SPOclal Sel.cted Los Angeles Angels of the Pacl- After nearly a month watching tel' two. in the ninth, an'd the club tha t! 18, a~ Pioneer. Memorial stacUum "CARTOON HITS" 3 tic C08ltleague took ad~va~taae of Lyons Is still high on them. Brad~ Baker draws unslinted p~aise won was the potent G:h!veland out- hept'1O an exhIbition game. PQPJlJYH five ,errors to d?wn their bIg br~- I Iley has had a stiff shotllder but for his fleldlqi. and r...,ons be· fit. Yes. ' ~on8' Sox, wel'& tryin,.' r~~:;;;;;;=:;;;i~i "181 nt! FIIn," thers {ro.m ChIcago, 10 to O. tnl will be all right and Wight Tedlieves he'll hit well tlJis season. anyhow. an exhibition game yesterday. I ,. Tnm and Jtrry Bed ~nn land Fred Schmidt saId, has shown great promise. ~;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;:;:;~:;===;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;~ "fr p lI,ppr" combined to shut out the Chica- And, Aaron Robinson, lite gcans with eight hits. Their mates y"nkee ..toher, "110 Included In PHYSICIANS.Sy'R(;EO~S . bagged only six safeties, but the the deal, will deliver maD.)' a Gab miscues and eight bases on ' 10lIl hit ball. Ted continued, ..- . Make I. a Habit to Order Tour 'EV81'1 Neec1 rro .. balls made it a breeze. ~h~h io da~ he Is Ilow ro~· - Cliff Chambers southpaw who III&' Into form. W, {) ..C HE. " ". "On' the tolled tor ,the A'ngels last year Lopat, as in the case of any 16- ,The 111 ,ear rtrm 'hai GaD luppl, an,.Ut1n. ,ou neet1 WIlEN Old was the main victim. He wa~ game winner. will be missed, of ,.,. need U. 8Iu.. aa11 ...... MeiIt.a .D.·... i ..I ...... '. Ghnlllh nicked for five runs In' the lalt, course. But Lyons thinks Hls twp ..a~ Trail" two tnninaa as he gave up three, l10qkiea In a year perhaps wlll In color - Plu.- hUs and five walks. make up the difference. and then Cartoo. ~by Glouop and Mickey Bur-I Ipme. & ~. 'XTRAI XTllAl and nett le.d the Angel attack, driving Joe Haynes, now the top vet­ Ibe M,x W.,c:ber 50a _lBIIIIb-.~. ' CARTOON-COMEDY Late in four runs apiece . ..00QII!lp hit,. eran,-a,nd la J.nt with a 2,42 1If"l­ Nonla Dub...... (. ,. lin • 'REVUE N.WS homer. cd run average. tope the llartln, "'7 ...... n. rim DAD..Y IOWAN, BATt1&DAY. KAJlCII .'. IHi-PAGB ~ Shipments (urlaned' i III Use lowaA Want·Ads to .Bur, · Sell or Trade By iailway Express OfFKIAl DailY BULlETIN ' ; . . The Railway ElitPIWlS aDllQY trlQVaaarrr C&LIDIDAa ...... "-l·, ...... 0,"_ 0.. Ca,II...... ,.,.... GIDQ&AL Jlfonca annolmCed yesterday that it has ~ •• I. k ... , ...... I", IJoo ell, ...... , n. DUI,. 1...... 1M FOR SALE cqnsolidat.¥i carry­ • • ewer..... &u& Ibn. GEJn&&L J«nlCII ...... ~ DaII, certain trains '.waII _, t , ...... ,. __I .. _ .._u..u.. : • .u.. ~ 'CLASSIFIED RATE CARD ing expreta maiter as the result NOT M ..«,lo. _, '.1.'...... _ '.. TTl'D _ ''--7 1947 CHEV. FLEETLINE. Low (1If..-n'O.... .anD",. _~ _ CASH RATE 01 the 50ft coal Itrike affecting mileage. Accessories, $2075. service between the east and the 1 ., I Dal_%lo per IIDe Jer WHAT Wi HE OOIING FOR! VOL. XXIV, No. 15. Sa... ,.. Hardt n, IMI Phone 116-11F2. da,.. rest of the country. , (JoueeuUve dar-liel ~r FOR SALE: 9 room, 3 apt. fur- ~te118 trafftc will be delayed UNIVERSITY CALENDAR lIJ1e per da,.. nished house in thriving town from 24 to 38 hoW'S in ~achlng Moadar, MArch %. 8 p.m. Graduate lecture (in • Oo~()u'lve dar_I.. per near Iowa City. Immediate pos­ cities /lud:l as Des Moines, KaI'lSalJ High School Play ProducUon line per day. City, lWnneapolis, Omaha, St. Paul ~gUJh): "Art and Folk Lol'e 01 session to one apt. plus $62.50 Ponce de Leon, the Spanish explorer. was Festival. FI,ure 5-word averale per IIDe monthly rentals from other two. and Denver, the agency !'eporled. Prance," by Roger Blancllard, aearching Jor the maQic Fountain oj Youth, Tuesd.,., !lan:b 3. MInimum Ad-S Linea. $3,250. Dial 9590. Trains cll~lDg expreu ship­ COl'l'lPO r and mu icoloeiSt; ~ whose waters could restore youth to the ments are Iteam powered and High School Play Production festival. cltal of Fnnch Folk Soop by CLASSIFIED DISPLAY aged. Indian legends of the fountain .xcit· operate on passenger schedules. Genevie\'e Rex, IOprano; IIac­ • 541 per OollUllll IIIU 7:30 a. m. Classes re.sumed . ad his curiosity. Though he didn't Jind the Such trains come under the ODT bride auditotlum. Or $8 10J' a MonUi . Qrder calling -for a reducUon in 8:00 p. m. Lecture on "Renais­ FOllDiain 01 Youth, h. stumbled OD another PridaJ', A,JJI'II I Cancellation Deadline 5 p.m. p8SICf\Ier steam m1lea&e. sance Music." by Prot. Thomas High School Play ProductJon ricb prize • • • the sterle of florida • • • ctia· ...,....Ible lor One In"nee' Turner. Art auditorium. festival . , , .lnlerUon Onl,. covered on Easter Sunday 1513. Wed.nHda,.. Mardl SI Iowa BI,h School Porenslc: Brfn.. Ad. to Dally 10 __ Crews Cross Ice High School Pla7 Production league, Senate and HoUle Cham- BIIIlnt.JI Office, ~asl Ball, or . $~ Festival bers, Old Oepltol. • DIAL 4191 You don't have to secuch in vain when Thllnda,. April 1 SatanlaJ, April S it~ As "Ships Crushed High School Play Production HI,h School Play Production Il'B BO easy to use Dally Iowan Want Ada. NOW [S THE TIME "l'0 PLAN festival. { tival. HALItAx. N. S. (JP)-Thirty­ FOR YOUR GARDBN They're as acceasib1e as the neaN.t Towa High School Forensic Towa High School Forenalc: HELP WANTED seven crewmen of two sealing AND LAWN phone. luat dial 4191. league, Senate and Hou Cham- league, Senate and HOUle Cham~ Get the right start with the schooners crushed in the Ice of ben, Old Capitol. bers, OlIJ Capitol. Cabot strait reached salety yester­ right seed. We have a full line I (F.., lnrormaUeft Hl'at'" ... &hi. .... of garden seed in the bulk. See day on St. .,aul's island. _0'" us for your lawn seed needs. Some Qf them had ,pent a bit­ - f....-nUoIl III u.. office 01 UIII ...... " OW C ...... ) WANTED ter cold night on the ice pack. .All We also have a big assortment ot flower seeds. reached safety by walklng ginger­ GENERAL NOTICES Student Help ly across the grinding iee. PGINEEIl lNftIlV1EW8 and llbrary annex: Brenneman Seed Store The Icebreaker Saurel radioed RepraentaUves 01 Allis-Chal­ March 25-26-8.30 a. m. to noon, For 217 E OoUe,e I she pad picked up the seamen Ilnd men Manulacturin, company will I 10 5 p. m. ------,\ was heading fw the Nova Scotia be here March 30 and 91 to In­ March ~7-8 : 30 o. m. to nOOn DAltY: . .IOWAN I WANT ADS GET RESULTS.... Morning Hours mainland 80 miles away. The terview electrical and mechanical March 28-Llbraries closed FORTIFIED SKELLY Saurel was encountering heavy en,lneering Millon inter ted In March 29-8:30 a. m. to noon, 1 1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ going. making only five knots on employment wIth that firm. Gaa I to 5 p. m. APPLY RACINE'S NOTICE WANTED the trip to North Sydney. They will show a sound fUm In C

ASHES and RubbJsb haulJn,. WHERE TO GO Phone 5623. DANCE To Recorded Music "Across from the CRANDIC" Com. in today, tm WOodburn Sound SEE THE IIEW till JIM and "DOC" CONNELL lOYAL PORTABLE TYPEWRITER 8 E. Colie,e WITH CLEANING & PRESSING FINGER FORM KEYSI STUDENTS Let U. W1m. TYPEWBnta EXCHANGE Meet The Gang Keep Your Clothe. 1%4, E. Collr.. e Dial 8-J051 Looking Lik. N.w J

TypeWI'ltera are Valuable "Tea Time" CI O. D. Cleaners keep them .... PICKUP AND DEUVDI' 8DVImi CLEAN and in REPAm At Th. Da.ul &4aa 1M .. CAPITOL •• ROUR 8E1lVlCl Frohweln Supply Co. BS. Clinton Phone 3474 Hub-Bub loom I'r7 0 ... AUeralieu IIDll Repaln Dept. PHOTOGRAPHY Lower Lobb,. 0' &be ROOM Am> BOARD By GENE AHERN Jet'enon Hote. ' STUDIO A WISHING WELL HAS ALWAYS C. D. GBECIE ~AD A CHARMING APPEAL 10 .·Ine Quality PEOPLE, AND IF nEY WANT Application Por'ralta 10 TOSS IN SMAJ..L COINS TO All work retoucbed SOLICIT FULFILLMENT OF A WISH, IT WILL MERELY Dub. tZ7 8. Dial 4885 PAY FO~ 'THE UPKEEP , /'\ AND WATER. SUPPLY ~ ~'V,..t"\ OF MY PICTURESQJ6 ETTA ItETf PAUL 10111180. KENT PHOTO Service , __...... ,'" ~ V WEU-/ .. ""'u,. 1ft '11M _ Wetldlq .... Applloailon Pldane ~"'-t-...J (,.:? ~ _oaF I5I'd.1D De.. " ... ,.,.- .... CHIIa ,....apeeta...... au" I.... An. DIal .... ------»owny Flak~ beau .. FURNITURE MOVING And WafOM , , For )lreakf"'!"TrJ,unc:h MAHER BROS. TRAN8F18 Dinner Special Orders &0 r. IIIcIeDt'...... FraternUie. and SororUlu MOYIDv Fountain - ~and)YjQhea A8II SOUPI - F""¢Ja F",. IAGOACJE TRAKIPIII 1,B4ll1rdIID'. Ice ,CNCIDL!2OC.Plat DIAL- .... -DW 2U E. Wash. Pti6kM 7822 • f .. , - .'Grudge (ase' Says Coppock Vernon Nas6 Talk ~:- These A~e TQugh Babies To Please ,- Meetings, Speeches Hospital Schedules To Install Dial ,. . Scheduled by UWF , , Internal Medicine After Pacific.Junction Incident F~:~~~ts,N~Si~~ _P~;;I~~nt , w:}~ Town n Refresher Course Phone System ' speak here Tuesday, J. A. Swish­ tnstallatiOIl or a dial i elephon. By GEORGE WATSON er, chairman of the local UWF A course in inlernal medicine "ystl'm In University hospltala 8peclal 10 The DaD, Iowan chapter, announced yesterday. Campus wlll be given March 31 through building. WOK announced yester. April 2 lor six.teen Iowa d clOt·s at day by Roy A. Williams, local "This is nothing but a grudge Touring Iowa umler the auspic­ Un Iv rsily hospitals. case. That's my honest opinion. es 01 the UWF· state organization, manllgpr or NOl"thwe~te rn BeU ATHENS - MI~. E.L. Tilus, T('J<,phone compallY. We put him on the spot and he's he will talk at 8 p.m. !l,t Fellow­ This conft!rence is th first of 1029 Kirkwood avenue will be a sel'ie. or I 'er r ~her cours 9 In ,olng to get even with us." ship hall of F irst Methodist . EXI)C('teo to br"in in June, the hostess to the Ath ns History cir­ 1'01H' fields of medicine to b of­ ncw ~ystelll will \"eplace the old ' These were the words of Pacilic church. He will emphasize the fered here this spring. lh.· 'e-position switchboard now Junctton government teacHer need for rebuilding the United Na­ cle Monday afternoon ul 3 o'clock. m ann d by lill'e{' operators, Russell Coppock, 35, as he awaited tions to make it a federal world Mrs, C.S. Meardon will review Gu st inl>l ructorR fOI· lhe con­ ference wi ll bDl'. WlIlium }T. the jury's verdict in his appeal government. "Iron Land" Iby Dorothy Oglf'Y Wilh thr new eqU ipment, more Bunn, Youllgstnwn, Ohio; DI·. A. of a charge of unlawful assembly A veteran of World War I, Nash and N. Cleland. etrlcl 'nL ("utnl1lllnlcu lion within B. Baker, prof sS() r at lhe Uni­ arising from an incident in Pa­ holds two journalism degrees from and \0 Ihe ou t ~jd of th hospltaiJ versity of Minn . oto; and Dr. Al­ citic Junction Oct. 13. • the University of Missouri and the wi ll be pu,~ibl(' , Hospitat per30n· CANTERBURY - Canterbury bert M. 8nl'II , proressor or m di­ 11('1 will bl' abl to dtal other A district court jury aquitted Ph.D. degree from Teachers col­ lege, Columbia university. In 1916 club members and Iheir guests rine ot the Mayo foundation, pilon !I in th(' lIystf>m and also him Thursday. He had been ac­ he was a Rhodes scholar from will have an informal open howe Rochester, Minn. phone!! In the Iown City syslem, cused of interfering wIth Pacific and supper ot the parish house at Missouri. Membel's of lhe univcrsily hos­ As With Ihe pr ent university Junction Mayor John Lutter when 5:30 p.m. tomorrow. Douglas Nash founded the first Chinese pital stofr will also se rv a in­ diu I syslrtn, tanS coming from the the latter attempted tx:l get a Bal­ Baines, G. Edmonton, Alberto, school of journalism at Yenching structors. Olllsldl' WIll hal to b handled timore Negro, Alfred Twitty, to Can., will be ill charge of Ihe ur­ university, Peiping, in 1924. He 01 her short cO\lrs s In nbst I des by OJ) riltols urlr\" Ih 11 w system leave town. rangements. has lived or traveled In 20 nations and "ynecology, genel"31 surgel'Y i~ in O))l'l"lItiOI1. Lutter, the ")lim" Coppock re­ and opthalmology are schl'duled ferred to, claimed in court he was on four continents. He has spoken to more than 1,200 audiences In BOOK AND BA KET - Mem­ for the eries. doing his duty in trying to keep RUSSELL COPPOCK Dr. William C. Kp lei J!! acting the small railroad tx:lwn from the 48 states. bers of the Book and Baslce t club Kelso Elected Head chairman of th University 0 being "overrun by riff-raff of the will meet Monday al 2:30 p.m. at the Mary o. Coldren home, 602 fowa medleal school's commitlf'e naUon." 011 postgraduate educotion, "Twitty wasn't any bum," Cop­ Clark street. Roll call will be onl<­ Of VFW Auxiliary pock said, "He was dressed as wered with Easter sentiments. MrR. Mf'mb I. of V.F .W. auxiliary r Herbert Ashdown will pr side at No. 2581 Il'CtE'd Mrs. Amos Kel.!o nicely as I am." He added that it Church Calendar International Club Lists was a civil liberties case in a th~ meeting. 'Norwegian Night' Party PI bldent at a business meelin, I held Thur.d y night Ilt the Com­ double sense. ST. PAUL~ LUTHERAN CHAPEL Preparatory Eervlce for communicants. Mr. Twitty',! rights to move.. 404 t. Jeffellon street 10:30 a.m. EllSler fe stival serv ice. Ser­ SADDLE CLUB _ The Iowa The university Tnter national munity building. Jobn F. ChoU •. pa.lor mon : The Victory 01 LIfe." Holy Com­ Other office I'lected were Mrs. IIIbout and seek work were jeopar­ Sunday , 9:30 a.m. Sunday school and munion will be admInistered. Tuesday, TRYING TO INTEREST her slx·week-ohl quadruplets In a. quartet City Saddle club wil meet at 7:30 club is sponsoring [l "Norwegian Bible class. 10:30 a.m. Easter Sunday 1:30 p.m. Adult membershIp class. Thu rs· L onord Spratt,. nior vice-presi· dized, he said, and, secondly, "It's of Ea8t~ bunnies, Mrs. Darbara Zavada, 26. Latrobe, Pa .• doesn't Monday night in the Community night .. April 2 at 8 p.m., at the .ervlce, "All Hatl, Rejolce l'· day. 2:3lI p.m. Regular meeting of the d nt; Mrs. Owen Rogers, junior III restriction of our rights to de­ Ladle. AId soc Iety. Friday. 6:30 p.m. meet with much success. While Nurse Dorothy Murray looks on, building. Mr. and Mrs. Eorl Grout Congregational church. feed someone else's rights." JEHOVAH"8 WITNI:SSE8 Regular meeting of the Home-Builders. and Chet Hanson will be In chargp. Six students f.·om Norway will vice-pl'('sid nt; Mrs. Warren Clark, Sunday. 3 p.m. Talk on ·'A Slgn.1 for John Michael (right) registers a howling protest, ~ema.dette E11Ia­ ,Ir usul'f'r: Mrs F..dwnrd Bushman, The Iowa Civil Liberties union AU People:· by F. R. Wil son. 4:16 p.m. parlicipnte in the program which ST. M"RY'S CHURCH beth sleeps, Barbara Rose looks coyly at the camera. and tin)' Anna paid the costs of Coppock's de­ Watch lower .tudy. FrlQay, 8 p.m. Bible Jefferson and Llan .lreet. will inc Iud e NO)'weglan folk chaplain; Mrs .John Zohner, con. study. Rt. Rev. MI,r. C. H. Molnbor,. pall •• Mary is oblivious to 11 all. (AP WIREPHOTO) TRINITY - The hlrh IIChooJ dances, folk ISOngs ond music. ductn·. ; Mrs. A.E. Robas, guard, f ense. Although the state attor­ Ro •. J. W. Scllmlt. aad group of the Trinity Episcopol ami Mrs. EVE')YI~ Goss, three-year­ neys denied a race issue was in­ FfRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, 'Rev. E. R . Hoenl" ...Ilta.t pa.tor Two color· mills on Norway will scrENTrST Sunday ma sses at 6, 1 :30 . 9, 10:1~ and church will IT),eet at the parish be shown. tnl.lk . vo\ved In the trial, Coppock in­ '122 E. Colle,e .tr ... 11 :30 a.m. Weekday rna .... at 6:30 a.m. tomorrow at 4 p.m. Father Har­ sisted there was. Sunday. 8 a.m. WHO radio broadcast. In the convent and at 7:25 and 8 a.m. In KXIC Constructs Two American ond foreign students 8:45 a.m. Sunday school. 11 a.m. Lesson­ the church. Novena .ervlces Thursday old F'. McGee will I od (I group are invited. Coffee and refresh­ "They're just trying to brush Aermon on " ReaUty." Nursery. Wednes­ .t 3 and 7 :30 p.m. Confessions: Saturday discussion. that off," he said of the race day. 8 p.m. TestimonIal meeting. at 2:30 to 5:30 and 7 to 8 :20 p.m.; week­ Personal. Notes Transmission Towers ments will be served. Beverly Culver and day. durIn, the 7:25 a.m. m... and alter Norwegian students participat~ question, adding that a state at­ MENNONITE GOSPEL, MISSION the Novena service. KXIC, Iowa City's new radio Sunday. 10 a.m. Sunday school. Begin­ The earliest railway In Eng­ ina are Peter L. Berntsen, Miss torney and some witnesses had ner and primary llroups will /lIve their Bhilgwat Prasad Singh, G, Bir­ sta tion, yesterday completed con.­ Max Oilman Wed used the word "nigger", and then REOItGANIZED CHURCH ot JESUS land, sanctioned by Parliame'lt Odny Gra!, Hans H. Len.~chow, Easter program 0/ recitations and songs. C1IItIST AND LATTEIt DAY SAINTS pur, India, is touring Chicago dur­ struction oJ: two 300-foot trans.­ Two lII1IVI'. ity stud nts, Bev· quickly changed it to "Negro". 11 a.m . Sermon : "The UndI sturbed in 1801 , was opernted wilh horse­ Gunnar Sau~jurd, John A. Sir - Grave Clothes." 1 p.m. The JunIor-In­ YMCA .ooms or the Iowa UnIon mission. towers, Robeort E.J. Sny­ erly Culvl'l" and Max J . OIlman, Sunday. 9:30 a.m. Class study and dis­ ing the Easter holidays. He is drawn vehicles and, ill one in­ vaag and Eri,k Rn stnd ond his The attitude of his students on termedIate chorus will IIYe theIr pro­ der, president and general man­ w I' mllni d y ' Ierday at Manly. • ram In sonll. cussIon. 10 :30 a.m. Hou r of worship and staying at the International house. stance, by sail power. wife. the incident has been very good, sermon. ager said yesterday . Th dOllUIt'1 trig eer mony was Ooppock said. He attributed this FfRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH The station is tentatively sched­ p rfonned by the Rev. Carl to the fact that "12 to 15" of his 211 Iowa avenue ST. THOMAS MORE CHAPEL Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Yu, 106 E. Frank Nellon Gardner, pador 40~ N. RI.e ..lde drive uled to start operating June l. FranklwlIs r In thl home of the students saw the incident. "It has Fairchild street, will entertain Sunday, 8:45 • . m. The ChrIstian radIo R.ev: Leonard J . Brurman, pastor Studios and offices are now Jury Awards S4,400 in Rodgers Suit brid 's IXlIl·1I1 , Mr. and Mrs. R. made it possible tor me to do a hour, station WMT. 9:30 a.m. Church Jt.e .. . J . Waller McEleney, anlt pall. or school for all age groups. 10 :30 a.m. kev. Ryan Belser, ••,'l pastor members or the journalism fac­ being constructed on the third A. Culver. more effective job of teaching," The jury yesterday l'eturned a Inal pl'tilion in the ca. They Morning worship and communion serv­ Sunday masses: 5:45. 8. 9. LO and 11 :30 ulty and their wives at a Chinese C100r of Whetstone building, 32 S . e. Alt('nd:ml~ w re Mrs. Jack he said. Ice. Sermon : "Would You Have Lite a.m. Weekday masses: 6:30. 1. and 7:30 verdict of $4,400 for Mr. and Mrs. askf'd 101 $2,01i2.Sn Ihey claimed Stanley, Df'troit, sister of the Elernal?" Monday, 8 p.m. Congregation a.m. Holy day masse.: 5:45. 7. 8, ]I and dinner at their home today at 6:30 Clinton slt·eet. "This is a lesson to my students bu sIness meetrng at the church. Wednes­ 12:15 a.m. Confession s heard from 3:30 to Sam Rodgers on their counter was due them on a prom! ' ory brid • 311d Milf rd O. Brunsvold, and the people all over Iowa," he day. 11 a.m. W.M.B, society will serve 5 p.m. and 7 10 8:30 p.m. on all Satur· p.m. The dinner, to be served in Located on highway 218 nonlh claim against Priebe and Sons. notc. The ('ompnny later amend­ E4, M,.nly. a luncheon Cor the public. 8 :30 p.m. days, days belor" holy days and first American style, honors the one of Iowa City on the former Corl emphasized. Coppock said he car­ Choir reheaTllal at the church. 20 Judge James P _ GaUney order­ ed th petllion 10 $3,398.74. The bride was graduated from FrIdays. Also. Sundays from minute. Linder property, the towers were ried the case through-making an before mass to :5 mJnutes before ma s1C. month birthday ot their baby, and ed the clerk not to enter judg­ Prieb and Sons was granted a Manly high ·hool and attended UNITARIAN CHURCH Newman club each Tuesday oC school is a traditional celebration 1!1 put up in 50 hours, Snyder said. issue of it-to prove that a person Sunday, 10 ; 4~ a.m. Morning service. year at 7:30 p.m. In the student center. ment on this verdict against judMment against the Mr. and Grinn . 1I coli 'lie. She is n.ot a can do more than just preach civil The church school will joIn In the regu· China. Workers started raising steel sec­ Priebe and Sons at this time and Mrs. Rodgers in the amount of juniol' in the University ()f Iowa lar Easter service and will not meet tions 3 p,m. Wednesday and fin­ rights. separately. Sermon: "After Death ­ ST. WENCESLAUS CHURCH that this case is re erved for fu­ their petition on a dir cted verdict ,ch(.I01 tlr journal!. m. The bride­ 680 .E. Davenpo.t street , Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Parson ~, ished the project yesterday at 5 Of the townspeople Coppock Whal." Rev. Joseph W. HI ••" ••• ·1 p ••to. ture argument and consideration. by Judge Jam s P. GaUn y. groom. on ot Mr. and Mrs. Hann Grinnell, will spend thi.; weekend p.m. would only say that "in my pres­ J'IJUIT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday. 6:30 a.m. Low ma.s. 8 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Rodgers hod a. ked The counter claim WdS th!'n the Oltlnan, Manly, is a graduate of Low m..... dally masses at 1 and 9:30 at the home of Prof. and Mrs. Transmitters will be built under ence, there is DO evidence of hos­ 26 E. Market Itroet a.m. Saturday contesslon. 3 to 5:30 p.m. . for a $5,000 judgment in their only issue left to be lrled and the Manly hillh dlOol lind i Q sopho- P . HewlloB Polloek, p •• tor 7 to 8:30 p.m, Stromsten. 121 Richards street. the lowers. Construction will start tility. " Sunday, 6:30 a.m. Easter .unrlse serv­ counter claim. The y claimed jury returned their verdict on 1II0r in thc eullege ()r engineer­ Mr. Parsons is a biology instl'uctol· He 1eels sure he won't return to Ice and breakfast. lor hlllh school and ST, PATItICK'S CHURCH sometime next week. Priebe and Sons had charg d that yeslerday at noon. ing. junior high young people. 9:30 a.m. at Grinnell college. • Pacific Junction next fall. Others 111. Rev. ~.. ,. Pat,lek O'Reilly, p.. to. When completed, about April 13 them lor merchandise which they W. H. Bartley repl e nted AIt'r a blier wedding trlp to Church school wor.hlp service In the Th. Rov Raymond J Pa. ha, as.lstant hIIve advised him to teach in a sanctuary. 10 :45 a.m. MornIng worship. paslor this yea I·, the station will consist did not receive. Priebe and Sons Dnd D. C. NolDn Chicago, th ('ouple will be at bigg~ r city, he said. Sermon: "The Gilt of Victory.1t Nursery. 6:30 a.m. Low mass, 8:30 a.m. HIgh Barbara Baird, daughter of Prof. or one audience partictpatlon P riebe and Sons Iill'd the orig- repre;;ented Mr. and :\"rs Rodgers. hume li t 1215 Y 'w~ 1I treet. 5:30 p.m. HI club party In the church. mus. 9:30 a.m. Low mass: dally masses "But I couldn't have gone back Thursday, 1:30 p.m Meellnll of the and Mrs. AC. Baird, 200 Ferson studio, one announcers' studlo, building lund commlUee In the church. at 8 3.m. Saturday mosses at 7:30 a.m. anyWay," he said, "even before avenue, will spend her Easter \'a­ news, music and continuity rooms Friday, 1 p.m. Regular monthly meetlnc COMMUNITY CHURCH CENTER the incident." of the Session In the pastor's study. cation with her parents. She i~ at­ and offices, Snyder said. Community 1I.lIdln, tending Wellesley college, Welles­ Of the mayor, Coppock said, Donovan O. H.r., p ••tor Although at present a &traight CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Sunday. 9:30 a.m. Church school. 10:30 ley Mass. AM station, the corporation hopes " I have no hostility toward the Sunday. g:30 a.m. Church school. 111 :30 a.m. Easter worshIp servIce. The Rev. fellow, but he is cool toward me." a.m.. Morning worship. Sermon: " Down Thomas Edwards will be the guest speak­ to add FM facilities later. To Earth," by the Rev. .John Craig. e.. There wlll be no evenIng service_ Stanton Umans, G, Brooklyn, 's An overall program policy for He said he had only known Lut­ Wednesday. 1 p.m. Choir practice. this week. ter well enough to accept a couple visiting friends in Chicago this t.he station will b announced I'IRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHlJRCII EVANGELlC"L FItEE CHUItOH weekend. later, Snyder said. of rides with him. (U nIted l,lItllera. ehur.h In Amorlea) C.ralvllle He said he went ahead with the Dub_que and Market streets Sunday, 10 a.m. The Sunday school Ralph M. Krue,er . pa ~ tor will present an Ea.ter program of reci ­ ..I ease because he f"t it was "not Sunday, 8:30 a.m. Easter Dawn service. tation and song. The mornln, worship ~rmon on "Christ Is Risen Indeed ftl necessary to sacrifice principle for 9:30 a.m. Sunday school. ]0:45 a.m. servIce wilt follow directly alter the the sake of my family." EutH mornln, WOTllhlp. Sennon theme: program. 1 p.m, Junia. fellowship. 1:,0 Brenneman's Resilient comfort, famous for rugged "The Easter Certalnty." Tuesday, 8:30 p.m. Pre-servIce prayer meeting. 8 p.m. Coppock's wife and four young p.m. M and M club pot-lUCk supper and Evangelistic service. 9 p.m. Slng"pl.a· endurance .... at Sears low pri e lions live in Shannon City, nearly meetlnc at th.e church. Wednesday. 8 tlon. Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Prayer meet­ p.m. Women of the c.hurch will hold a Ing In the home of Orace Newbre, 1135 100 miles east of Paci~ ic Junction, post-Easter rally wIth a dInner and pro­ Wilson. Iowa City. because he couldn't find a house lIfam. Reservations should be rrutde be­ fore TUesday noon. Thursday, 8:30 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH where he teaches school. S. Clinton and Barlln,toll ••, •• b p.m. Luther lealfUe meeUn, al the Elmer E. Dle,k., pa.t •• He took his undergraduate work Sunday, 8 a,m. Breaklast and com­ at Simpson college, Indianola, and METHODlIIT CHURCH munIon at Roge. William. house for the lefler••• and Dabuque &tree .. senlo. hlah school young people. 9:30 , spent a year in the University of L. L. DUDDtn,loD and • • R. Sanks, a.m. Ch!n"ch school with a special Easter Iowa graduate college, majoring in mlal!!ltefJ program. 10:30 a.m. Easter servIce of Sunday. no church school. 9:30 and worsh.ip. Sermon: "The 'Resurrections of sociology. 11 a.m. Mornln, worshIp service. Ser­ mens Gold HWory," Nursery. Wednesday, 6:30 p,m. mon: "Heaven's Momtn, Breaks." A Choir rehearsal. nurselT wttt be maintained durin, both worship services. TRINITY EPISOOPAL CHURCH Harold F. MeGee, ,e.to. ZION LUTHERAN CHURCR Sunday, 8, 9 and 10 : 4~ a.m. Holy Com­ (Amerlea' Lutheno Co.'ereDee) munion. Sermon: "ChrIstians Courage­ Spot of Coffee t JObDIOD aad Bloonlln,toD .~reet. ou ...• 4 p.m. Hlah school hour. Tues­ A. C. P.oehel, palt.r day. 7:30 p.m. Inquirers' cl.... Wed nes­ Bunday. 9: 15 a.m. Sunday school. 8:30 day. 8:4S and 10 a.m. Holy CommunIon. a.m. Student Bible cl.... 10: 10 •.m . 7 p.m. Junlo. choir. cr pe British Brewing Over • Their Java WSUI PROGRAM CALENDAR Rawther extrawdinary, 0 1 d Sala,4&" Ma,.h n, Ufl 2:30 p.m. Voice Of the Army chap. Britain's mlnlstry of food : ; ~ : :!::: ~~:,In, Chapel 332;33'~5 ~ : !::m: ~R~m;'emto~err:.:~~: 01 s is launchina an all-out campaign 6:30 a.m. Golden Gate Quartete : p. . e ""... G di • S I' tq improve the taste tot a spot of 8:4S a.m. Children's Album .:.00 pm. Resurrection I J Upp lell!!! coffee, according to an article re- : : ~ : :::: : ro~~C~t~:'.!e~~:c~el"1! Assocla- .: ; ~ ~ : :::: ~::e~I~oe ~~1~r:. ~ ~nIn., tlon 5:00 p.m. ChIldren's Hour n~ cently published. in the Busi ness 8:30 a.m. The Bookshelf 5.30 pm. Up to Ihe MInute News _ a . Week magazine, g : 4~ a,m. After Breakfast Coffee .. Sports \

C!~io:rl!~~e;Of:~~:~ye:~~taS:~;1 ~ \ ~ ::~ : ~*!:~:ar:~r ~ ; ~ ~ :!::: ~~~~~~~~u'Evenlni Re- Save moneyl Cut food bills by planting high quality main trouble with British coffee 1111::0016 a.ma,m.. LatinRed CroAmericanss Fund Rhythm 7:l5 p.m, Musicalrd MoodsI S I vegetable seeds in your garden. EnJ·oy garden fresh vege-0 brewln, is that the En,llsh people 11 :30 a.m. World of Sona 7 :30 p.m. Salu ay Sw na e55 on tables all Bummer long. BRENNEMAN'S have the GO l) nm 8:00 p.m. Candlellaht MusIc do n~t use en.ouh,h cOffkee. If " ~; ; :: ~~,:'t ::t. Rambles 8:30 p,m. A Look .t AII,lralla leeds to make your garden payoff. Com in todayl "o~ those w 0 ma e co~ ee, 12:f5 p.m. The Constant Invlder 8 : 4~ p.m. Harmony From Way Back , continued. the article "93% al- 1:00 p.m. Musical Chat. 9:00 p.m. Campus Shop -. , 2:00 p.m. Johneon County New. 9 : 4~ p.m. News • Sup rb Styling ways use lest than the establlshed ;'::::1::5.,.:p:.m::.::... :Sa::f:' et:::y_s:p::e:a:ks~ _____.:....IO_ :O_O..:p_.m_. _SI_G_N_O_"_F _____'--- minimum of one tablespoon of coffee to a breakfast cup_ Even 80, Bulk Garden Seeds • Pr mium Lathers \ the coffee is often bitter because WHO Calendar WMT Calendar it is bolled for a long time." (CBS Outlet) The survey also showed that Every comfortable .Iap will tell fO'l restaurant patrons are most dis 10:30 I .m. smllln' Ed McConnell 11 :00 I .m. Theater of Today e/Radishes e Lettuce - II :15 a,m. O'oyernor Blue II :30 a.m. Stars Over Hollywood Ih.a. at QUALITY .hoea. rich III &atistled. Two-thirdJ feel the 11 :30 I,m. Corf .. wllh Can..... 1:30 p.m. Orand Central Station with mOl'l'llllln coUee iJ either too weak or 12:30 p.m. News 2:00 p.m. CounlY "air car fuJ d e talUnq by maater crcdtI. k 1:30 p.m. Salute to Vete.ans 2:30 p.m. Olve and Take tor. 6 to l:t, doelll't have enough mil In it. 2:00 p,m. Rochester Philharmonic ' :30 p,m. Campus Parade • Carrots • Beets atruetlon mana amoothn... un_ The ministry of tood hopes to 3:00 p,m. IdWa Roundtabr. 7:00 p.m. Howdy'. Open House h ':00 p.m. LIfe of Riley ' :00 p.m. Joan Davi. 1001: Ih If ndutlnQ' crepe rubbet improve the taste of B ritis - 7:30 p.m. Truth or Consequences 8:30 p.m. Vaullhn Monroe A complete assortment of fine seeds brewed coffee throu,h pubUcizlnr ' :00 p.m. Your HIt P.rod. 9:00 p.m. Easy Ac •• ao1es outwear 1 ath r. Wear h_ · OW l·t mould be made. 10 : 1~ p.m. News 9:30 p.m. II Pays To Be Iinor.nt h 10:30 p.m. Kay Kyser 10:30 p.m. Dick Juraen. aome Gold Bonda , ••• exclualyel, Othef hi,hllghts in the survey ';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ Seanl ot Britain's coUee habits are: oJ Gladiolus and Other Bulbs I, Britain's coffee conlUJllptlon ha. lone up 10% in the past ten yean. 2. MOlt popular time. amon, WATCH OUT Britons tor coffee-drlnkin, are. in BRENNEMA \N LOOP TIE order: mid-momina. lut thinl at FOR ·OUR AD brown osrord l'Ii,ht, breakfast and after lunch. SIzes Il h to 11 . 3. Some 71" of British hoUl... ON APRIL ht wive make COftM In laucepau 01' jUlS Instead 01 coffeepot-. SEED STORE 111 . Coller. 8t. ------~~ ~ , The ot paper In the United KOlA and McCOLLISTER U. 217 E. CoUeqe Iow~ City Phoe 8501 States hu doUbled III the put ten JOWl '" t...-.. ___ I _.~...... -...... ----_ ...... __ ~~-...~.