The Weather Reading on M.oIU, e... .,. and mild , Good Page 2 todaJ' with a few sutter­ ~ ed sh.wers over DOI1h­ ~ Slon I. M. Robel;U, AP Forelrn Aftaln AIIaIYII.. interprets the British Labor erl­ west half of state. Wed­ [The 1o", *: Mlchla'an rovernor appoints newlman neld.a, cloudy wUb ooca­ IIODal .b.we.... wninr tn bUd~ te Vandenberr's senate post; Mr•. MacAr. eomlllit~ thllr told !he reDeraJ of Truman's order; cooler over west portion. laif hOUt! Edltorlall: war map. 'Iurn to pace 2 for Low toda" 45-50; bllh, ilness Ie$, rood readin&,. at owan. 65-7', Lo", MODUY, 27; hllh H. &.to 1868·- AP Leaaed Wire, AP Wirephoto, UP Leased Wire - Five CeDta Iowa City, Iowa, Tuesday, April 2., 1951 - Vol. 85, No. 169 Lons o!?ld of Argumeont ~efore ~::~n!!~~-~re-:--R-e-=-d-Offensive Smashes South, Davehs Death: Brother-m-Law Rain Predicted All· R t · tAil 'AI L- III MARVIN BRAVERMAN Coralville. Under examination by , A brother-in-law to James Lons local Atty. D. C. Nolan, special (Picture OD Paqe 6) les e rea ong I ne testified in Johnson county district prosecutor, Loghry said Lons told B1 Tb. "'

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, j TIlE DAlLY IOWAN, TUESDAY. APRIL U, 1951 - PAGE TDu:E i i2 ,1 Scouts Do Heap Much Work 1 Pershing Rines Zoology Department Has 'Fun' With Frogs 10 Mifropou!os. To Play Teams to Compete J By TOM KLECKA , 'n Dr'lll Meet Like biblical Egypt, SUI's zo° With ' SUI Orchestra Her e I ology department has had trouble Pianist nnd conductor Dimitri Over 200 members of Pershing IwUh Crags. They are easy to alilropoulos will play the con­ Rifles national honorary military handle, comparatlvelr hardy and efrto ""hlch accidentally made frate;nity, from seven midwest alway~ ready to oblige research­ him famous at the SUI symphony schools will take part in the annual ~rs w1th a supply o.t new sub· orchestra concert ine Iowa Union second regimental drill meet here lects for more experiments. al 8 iI.m. Wednesday. i Friday through Sunday. But they can give the depart- Mitropoulos, now conductor Individual drill competition and ment its share of headaches. Dut­ tM New York Philh~rmonic or­ ritle marksmanship will be held ing the last restocking, a bucket chestra received"cwfde acclaim In Saturday mornIng with platoon containing about 20 of the Jive- 1930 r~r pla~ing Prokotieff's and squad drill after lunch. ly puddle-Jumpers upset. -!bird Poiano Concerto" - as a Winning team will be presented Frogs in assorted sizes bounded substitute for a solist who didn't awards at a ban- Uni.,enity TNYeI cO"'p"'ny, ana 380 to their rolls and 1,768 serv- licants is somewhat Improved but reatlonat .nel nibletle 1.llvitle•• eIIIelellloncltcl _,11Ik fDr CItued lila entire. au,pply back·lC,,-tch.l'I for I.. "1'J tail' ot awn. ice workers went to work In many are of advanced age jlnd a Dormllorte. on ••mp.... Approv. ell II ..... hat _"" 'I'IIat .v.entnk. the fU'll\.r r ..,umed the ArQ ouUlt he hM rented ed tor Veter.lU. eflicilnt traYeI lINie. III , tnm • theatrlca'l coelumer• .and drove contelltedly back to MaIn .. public eating and drinking places large percentage In some areas of lM"i_ Nlil lincl 1926. and In private households. the state are from distant small 14. llel ••• A••. . tlItrrIPlh" l :~v la-It Cm. I>Il\rt_III,,' '''' ICIq ".1_ .... IOIt.. UNIVERSITY TRAVEl CO. 24 South V(JJl Contract construction and build- towns and rural areas applying ....C.III.C.A.O.O.I .•.• I.L.LIN.O.II •• r' Buren HOlvard Sq Comb rrdql.· MOH ing operations required 433 addi- i tor defense plant jobs. • /' furino's Single B~ats Boston In BHOOKLY ( P) - arl Furillo ma 'hed , ". udden death" I single in the 16th inning ~Ionday to score Billy COl{ from third Drake Relays Queen ba e and give the Brooklyn Dodgers a 2-1 triumph ov 'r the Boton .yHo.... Dun~. P Q. !;OITOR.. Brave~ h the longest game of the young 19.51 eason. FUIiIlo delivered \ ith two I - -- .Cheadle Says Thanks- out against Lefty \Varren Spahn were in, he had a six-hitter for who wenl the distance for his second straight victory. th: I W I, PCT Things in Roland must be quieting down finally alter the slale Braves Rookie Mickey Mantle and Vet- L Pc'r Brooklyn .. I .83.~ Clevdand • . ~ I .ISI tournament. Anyhow Coach Buck Cheadle found the time to send out Cox.' started the rally with a eran Joe DiM~ggio Jed th~ Yan~ Cblca,. .,. I .800 Wublnrton 4 1 .... PIIIIJbar,b .600 Chit.,. I 1 Mt the season's statistics along with a personal leier thanking Iowa cne-out single. He moved up on a o.ut of a ~1ttmg . sJum~ m th~lr Boston .. . 4 .000 Now York ~ .MI Citians for the support they gave his team. sacrifice by Clyde King, third first meet 109 with Phlladelphl? . · hUadelpbla 3 .000 Boston a . ~ St. Loul • .. 11 .I!OII Deholt . t .us It was wonderful," Cheadle said. I Brooklyn pitcher, and advanced to MBl111e, t.he 19-y c~r-old .. ookle New York 6 .2GO Philad elphia I .113 The statistics are wonderful in their own way too. They show third when Gene Mauch booted phenom, bned two smgles to cen­ CJnclnnaU ...•. 1 3 .161 St. Lo .. l. .. . I .11' pinch-hitter Ed Miksis' grounder. ter and beat out a drag bunt. Tod.7', Pltc.hen Today's Pltehe .. that only one regular on the team hit less than 40 percent of his Furillo, who broke up Sunday's The boxscore: SI. Loulo at Detroit-Widmar (O-I) vo. Booton at Brookl)'n-Sutkont Or.y 10-11 Roe 0-01 shots lor the entire season. game against the New York Gi- ~·.n1!u·. AB. [I, 0 ~oobllat ' c.. A8 n 0 Wuhlnglon at Boslon-Kuz.ava (O-O) Gary Thompsoo, the Uttle kid who made such an impression .'~. 1 5 2 2 va. Wlaht ~O-I) New York at Philadelphia (nllllll­ ants With a tenth-inning homer, Mapes rl 0 0 0 V,lo rf 4 I 3 Chltallo .t Cle"el.nd-caln (0-0) vs. Bowman 10·0. Vi. lielnttelman to.Il on tournament fans, and Ralph Johnson Wl're the team's mosi. socked one of Spahn's serves ~~~::,a~ 2b . ~ ~ ~ ~~~:;:-.~( c( ! g ~ Feller 11-01 PIt15burllb at Chicago-Law tO~J ,1. Philadelphia at New York (Shantz 10- Lown 10-OJ accurate shots with 41.3 percent. agaJnst the righ field scoreboard DIMag. ~( 4 2 3 F ain Ib 3 I 9 I, vo. Lopat t1-o, Cincinnati al St. Louis-Ramsdell (O.Il s MONDAY'S RESULTS or Wehmeier 10-0\ vs. Lanter The Rockets scored 1996 points in 36 games compared to a de- tFourdl. ecIIOi~seotnhleyiShsl.uteo· fThtheebglOa'mv ewaL'n MCoT·~llIn:en.lbllbf :0 0: 537~w~a~h"cICo3kb.k2yb ~ ~ ~ (Natlona.) fensive average of 1193 so Roland won most oC its games by a pretty 2 0 2 St. Lo .... 2. Clnelnnatl I safe margin. seven trips. John.on 3b 4 2 0 TIpton c 3 0 I Pblladelphla 8. Now Yo,. 4 The boxscore·. Rtuuto . 4 2 3 B-Limm.r I I 0 Cblealo 2, Plratel I When you get a look at the statistics it seems little wonder that ltoschl p 4 I I Brlss.l. P 2 I I Brooklyn 2, Bra.u • Brooklyn AU II 0 n.,lon A8 J] 0 I Wyse p . I 0 0 R 3 d t (Amerlean) the ockets won 5 oC 36 games an kep a perfect record un t il the Brown If 5 I 2 Rar'fleld 2b 6 2 4 I C-Moses I 0 0 New York S. Phll.delphla 4 Jast possible minute when Davenport whipped them in the finals . Total.Sii!..j Delrolt 7. 51. Louis 4 ~~~r~~ u . : ~ ~ 1 ~·_~I~j'gltII ~ g ~ ~1 1 Tolal~1iIIIi!l {Only ,ames sc:hedUle,!,1 of the state tournament. Furlllo r( 7 I I larshall rl 3 0 0 A-Fouled out for Hitchcock in 9th. Snider ~f 8 I 6 Tor'""n Ib G 0 17 B-Homerrd for Tipton In 9th. The outstanding success of Roland in the tournament quieted Rob'son 2b . 6 2 5 Gordon 3b 4 0 I C·Grounded out for Wy.e In 9th. some or the agitation, Including our own, about revising..the present ~":!~~ru:bc ' ~ ~ i:~~~h r:-~I ~ i g ~~~•. York ~~ Jlo~ ~; =: . Bosol D~ny Story tournament set-up. However, we still feel that this reform is necessary. Re<>!Ie'" 5 2 3 M'Qu Z I(-c[ 8 0 8 E-None RSI-ChapmAn. W.hl. Umm~r Brldl[eI 3b 3 I I Mueller C 4 1 2 2. Jensen ..10hn ""n. Rlz",\" ~ . Mlze ~R_ Even though Roland did get to the finals, the lact remains that Cox 3b . 3 I I,S-SIIU 0 0 0 DIMaRglo. llR-Llmmer. S-Lehner. Cole- five of the six class B entries in the meet were eliminated in the !irst Hatten p •. 3 0 2lCooper e 2 0 8 ",an. DP-Hllrbcock. Fain. Joot and Wahl: Dropo to Be Traded Pall •• D 0 0 OIKelT s. 4 I 3 Joost and Fnln: Coleman. Rluuto and round. D-B E'ards I 0 OIC-Addls I 0 0 Mlze. Left-Phlladelphln 6. Npw Vorl( 9. BOSTON (JP) - If Walt Dropo, Klnl p I 0 OILa"an.. , I 0 2 RB-Brl ..l. 3. W se I. Raschl ~ SO-Wy.., One of thJ! major topics of conversation amQng sports writers Spahn p .. 5 0 0 I, Roathl 2. HO-Brls.le 8 In 5 Innln~. Red Sox first baseman currently ___ pitched to tour battr" In slxlh: Wv.e in Iowa City to cover the meet was the disirability or un-desirability warming the bench, is to be trad­ Totals ~3 10 411 Tot ... 53 7 41 5 In 3. Winner Raschl 12-01. LOler- Br[&­ ed, officials of the Boston club of ehanglng the present set-up to either throw all the teams to­ D·Llned out lor Pallea In 12th. lie 10-21. E"~Dchfd base on error tor 1;homp!lOn say they know nothing abflut it. geth(!r in the sectional or have three class champions. Most felt Similar denials came from In ~-TO;'k {rd strike (or Jelbroe In Sth. Tigers 7. Browns 4 that a change was needed. S-Ran lor MueUer In 101h. * * * spokesmen for the Detroit Tigers So do a majority of coaches accorcUnc to a recent state-wide C-Grounded out for Kerr In 12th. DETROIT (JP) - The Detroit and Philadelphia Athletics report­ F·Two out when wlnnlna run scored. Tigers, who had hit only one home .urvey. And we believe most of the fans feel the samc Way. Boslon 001 000 000 000 000 0-1 rAP Wirephoto) edly concerned in the three club Brooklyn 000 010 000 000 000 1-2 run previously this season, open­ • • • E-BrldIlH. Lo(an. M.uch. RBI-Spabn. RACHEL NORDBERG, a senior at Imam! university at Oxford, deaL If Jack Dittmer does as well In future years as Denver, Colo., fans Hod, ... FurlUo. 2B-MueUer. Snider. 3B­ ed up with a home run barrage Ohio, Monda ' was named queen of the 1951 Drake relays. The re­ The report (pu~ished in the Olmo. HR-Rod.... S-Klnl. DP-Hatten. by Jos Ginsberg, Pat Mullin and think he wlll, he should be one of baseball's aU time greats. lays, which will attract some of the nation's lop athletes, will be Providence, R.I., llul1etin) had Robinson and lIodge.; R.e.... Robinson Vic Wertz to trip the St. Louis Dropo going to Philadelphia, Fer­ J ack, the former Iowa football and baseball star. has the whole and Hodes: Tore.on and Hartolleld : Cam­ held FTida y and Saturda.y. !\lis Nordberg is a 21-year old English p<1nella and nodr~ : Hnrl!tleld and Tor .. Browns 7-4 here Monday. ris Fain, A's first sacker, going to hearted backing of Denver tans Bccordlng to a story which ran a.son. Le!L-Boston U. Brooklyn 7. BB­ major from EvanstDn. Ill. Spabn 2. HoLten ., King .. SO-Spahn 8. The boxscore: Detroit and one of the Tigers' recently in the Rocky Mountain News. It was written by Bob Collins, Hotten 8. King I. HO·Hotten 6 tn IL 1-3 Delroll AS II 0 18 1. Loui s AS n 0 three regular outfielders coming a tormer sports editor of The Dally Iowan. Innlnis; Polica 0 In 2-3; Klni 2 In 4. Berr~' 3b . 3 2 I Youn« 2b 4 I 2 Wlnner-Klnll 11-0). Loser-Spahn to·21. R-KeU~r lOP Sar'dlno 3b 4 I 0 to Boston. The Detroit outfield Collins quotes several persons who saw Dittmer in sprlnl:' S'chock 3b . 1 1 IIDel ol n. cf 3 0 l currently is composed ot Hoot PrIddy 2b 2 0 21Wood rf • 2 3 r[ for Fixer Evers, Vic Wertz and lohnny tnlolnr with the Boston Braves. Most of the i.hln JlI they had Cubs* 2. *Pirates * 1 W.rl~ ~ I 4 Colelllon It 4 I 2 14·SIaie Alarm (age to .y were very complimentary. I Even It 3 0 2 Mo •• c 3 0 5 Groth. CHICAGO (JP) _ Andy Patko Kr'hoskl Ib 3 I 8 Lut. Ib 3 I 7 (From the Wlrt .rvle .. ) I Rivlin was sentenced to a year From most reports the Braves were impressed too but not suf­ Grolh cf . ~ 0 I UPton .. 0 0 I NEW YORK - A 14-state alarm in prison in [949 tor a vain at- Dropo, 19qO American league hit one for the ladies Monday - T'"~''''' ~ n • B ..o .s 2 0 I was issued Monday for the ar- tempt to fix a Madison Square rookie of the year,. was benched ficiently to keep them from sending Dittmer to Atlanta for further a game winning two-bagger in the Olnlberll c 3 3 511ohn.on p 2 I 0 Trou t p I 0 0 Fannin p .. 1 I 0 rest 01 William Rivlin, convktecl Garden game between George S~t~rday after .gettmg only experience. last of the ninth - to give the A-Mullin I I 0 Boston has switched Jack from second base to third base and Chicago Cubs a 2-1 victory over Herbert p I 0 0 on a basketball game-fixing charge Washington and Manhattan col- hit m a dozen times at bat. Dittmer seems to have accllmat(!d himself without much trouble. the Pittsburgh Pirates. Tob" 'i1M ~7 Total :l~ 8 ~ I two years ago and now wanted lege I COLL£GE BA £UALL Monday's win before a ladies A-Mil hom run (or Trout Jr, 51h. in conneclion with the latest wide- ~ld sm ith, who has been de Georgetown 14. Providence 4 Still second base is his favorite position "but that's probably because B-Flied O\/t for Serry tn 6th I know how to play it bctt(!r," he said. day throng of 13,004 was the X-Non~ out when wlnnlnC run ... .,red spreadRivlin, court 45, scandal.was indicted on a scribed as the "biggest fixer of- r~c~e_~o~r~~I"~._:S~.~ A~u~b~u~rn~4~.:~~.~7_~_~· ~~:_ ~:~~;::~~~~:;~~~~____ Cubs' fourth in five games this !<1. LoulJS lOG 300 000 4 A look at Dittmer's record while playing for Denver of the Detroit 00 I 030 003 - 7 bribery charge late Monday after- them all" by Asst. District Atty. Western league last season shows in part while the fans out there sea on. I E.Nr.nt. RBI-C"l"".,nn 2 M ... ~". Jo'''''· The Cubs were able to get only .on. Gin b"r~. Mullin 3. Wertz 3. 2B­ noon along with Jack Goldsmith, Vincent A. G. O'Connor, is being P ...... H }-{q,-C II"I"lvo,.~. Mullin. 'Vertz. S .. F'·' like him so much. 31-year-old formel' Long Island held in $50,000 bail - highest yet Sh -. ' d !Ive hits off Mel Queen, Pirate Priddy 2. DP-Gln l ber~ and Prlddv: university star described by au- posted in the current scandal. rl mp rl In 72 games for the Bears, Jack hit .373 with more than :I fourth righthander. But one was Bill Ser- l"ourbock. prldtlv nnd K",·"o'''' lRU- t e of his 95 hits going for extra bases. He was also high in the runs I .:::t. L.out.· netrolt 8. l'H\-f')[f Jnhn,.on 5. thorlties as an "essential key" in . Goldsmith has insisted that he . ena s home run in the fifth. Trout 2. H"rbert I SO-By John.on 4. the probe. IS innocent 01 all charges. batted in column with .59. The boxscore: Fonnln I. Trout 4. Herbert I. RO-.Tohn- District Atty. Frank S. Hogan When Jack joined Denver it was a club gOing no where fast in Chln,o AU II 0 1Pill . All 11 0 ~n:~u5t~" I~ I;~ hnc~~r;~: t'i~n~n ~~~jor;: said Rivlin was present at several NEW TEXA A&M coacn last place. When be leIt the Bears at the end of the season they were Ter'b,er 2b 3 0 31Dllllnllct 3b 4 0 I soo IGln.b~rlll. WP-To!>.,.o". Wlnner­ I ~:~~~llf[ rl : I 11'~I!'OVICh 01 : : ~ Herbert 11-01. Looer-Fannln (O-ll. mcetings of Goldsmith with (01'- COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS SERVED AT the warmest thing in the league and most fans credited no small part C.v.,·· ... Ib 3 ~ 1~~~~.I.:fTb 4? n * * * mer LIU playet's to discuss fix- (JP) - Bib Ray George, who came of this revival to the hustle and play of Dittmer. Palko cI 4 J IIW•• Unke I! 3 I 3 Cards 2 Reds 1 ing of the LIU-Duquesne game to Texas A&M as line coach when Serena 3b 2 2 0 Slrl'land II 4 I 2 • HEN R • • • I ~n\ ' IICY ss 2 0 I Bn&Ral1 2b . 4 I I ST. LOUIS UP) - Harry Bre- Jan. J, 194f1. Southern California dumped its Right now It looks like the New York Giant , favored by Walker t 3 0 4'M'uUou~h C 4 I 10 ,.. HIII.r p 3 0 lIQuccn" 2 0 0 cheen S PI tchmg and Shortstop Goldsmith was the 18th player entire football staff late last year, many to win the National league, are !feltiog orr to a. tart similar A-Bur,... I 0 0 11 ISolly Remus' bat gave the St. or former player arrcsted in the Monday night was named head (H'S \ 0 RE I .fA F to last year·s. Last season thc Giants stumbled a.ro und fOr a while B-JcHcoat 0 0 . ___ Louis Cardinals a 2-1 victory over sprea(\ing scandal. coach. E a.nd thcn found themSelvelI and started winning ball Kames like Totalll tn ~ ~1' Tolal. 1-13 "eo the Cincinnati Reds before a crowd A .. Oroundcd out lor Terwllllger tn 9th. mad. D .. Rnn Cor Snu('r In 9th. of 4,753 Monday night. Brecheen, X -Two OUl$ when wlnnlnR: .UI1 scored. heginnin~ his 10th season with Through Sunday's games, New York had won only two and lost Pltjqburgh . 100 000 noo - I five. And if th is wasn't enough for Leo Durocher to Ilccept, three of Chleaqo .. 000 010 001 - 2 the Red Birds, went all the way. F..None. RBI.Klner. Srrrno. Pnfko. 28 .. ClndnnaU UIO 000 000-1 R ! the losses were to the hated Brooklyn Dodgers. And if this still wasn't Strickland. P.lko. HR-Serena. S-Quecn. S t. Louh 000 011 OOx-'!" '! Lefl-PlItoburah 7. ChicOiO 4. BB-Quet>n R.",.nlb,,"(u. \v~hmt'lf'r (Sl anti enough, the manager administering the defeats was Charley Dt'essen, 3. IIl11er I. SO-Queen 9, Hiller 4. Win­ Schptrtn,: 8r,,("h.-eQ and nlc~. LP.R.t· a former assistant of Durochcr's. ner-Hiller 12-01. Loser-Queen 10-11. fenl berter. Home run.Ryan. Durocher is in a 'Cunny situation this season. If he wins the Ians will probably give him pal"l interest in the Polo Grounds, If he loses Yanks* *5 : A's * 4 Phils... 8, *Giants * 4 he might likely be paying his way to see the Gionts play next year. NEW YORK (JP) - Big Vic PHILADELPHIA rIP) - The Raschi knocked over his favorite Philadelphia Philiies stung the sparring partners, the Philadel­ New York Giants with their fi£th phia A's, 5-4, Monday after a straight defeat Monday nil{ht, 8-4. 1"he u\=l\=lllrclassmen kid me SO) ' Finding p Quarterback rocky start as the New York Yank­ Lecty Jocko Thompson scattered I ~hink ~hat -they are mean; ees ripped Lou Brissie and Hank six hits [or the win. Big J im For of my twenty ~l.Ick.,. Strikes, WCKIES TAST£ BETrER Wyse lor 13 hils. Hearn, a Phil~' nemesis last year, They get at: least fifteen! No.1 Football Problem The hulking righthander, holder was the lmier. A crowd of 17,- THAN ANY OTHER CIGARE1TE ! of a lifetime J 7-2 edge over the 823 saw thc first after-dark game Paul E . Moore By RED BICKERS nett.. arc capable halfbacks. Chuck A's, had a scare in the first and of the scason ot Shibc Park New Vorl( n'!l nlfW OfH\--1 f'I '! Indiana, Univer$itv (FiTst in a series on Iowa Denning, a fine IJne-backer, will another in the last inning of a Phlladrlphll lun ~III 21x-ll 1\ n Fine tobacco- and only fine tobacco -.: can (oolbaU prospects) get some of!ensive w:>rk when he game witnessed by only 8,275 cus- UnrD. Oelltl (7) and W•• trum; The No. 1 problem in Iowa's takes over the punting. Joe Bris­ tomers. But when the !inal totals Thomp,on or" W'lh.,. U'-Utarn. lIome give you a better-tasting cigarette. And ______r:... . _n.:....:...L___ohrke. Thomson. . , spring football practice is at quar­ tol is a defensive back and Duane terback. Brandt, also defense, now is on L.S. / M.F.T.- Lucky Strike means fine to­ No experienced men are 8Vllil­ the baseball squad. bacco. So, for the best-tasting cigarette you able to direct an Br ray of good HERE'S A CtlOICf SI:LECTION OF backs at the half and !ullback ever smoked, Be Happy-Go Lucky! How positions. • SQ unless a play-caller dovel­ slaelrs about start in' with a carton- today? ops fast in the remaining weeks TR0USERS _ and or spring training or is found among the now-eligible freshman OR PLAIN spor' eoa's group, the Hawks will have their LS./M. F.t - Wdo/ Strike backfield loaded with potentially specially duigned to strong runners but no driver to mesh the gears. (omr-Iement each other Means Artt 10*0'. Glenn Drahn, th(! 195() regular, SKIRt has finished competition and the and you other quarterback with Sll me ex­ perience, Fred Ruck, has been sent Smartly styled in the casual to end where his pass-catching will be effective. metropolitan manner idenri­ T\vo other letterman qU arter­ lied with men and young men backs are on the spring roster, who have that look of success. Jim Sanfster or lowa City Bnd Burt Britzmann of Hawarden. Available in tbe season's The list of backs at the other positions a good one. Leading newest patterns. it is United Press a ll-conference I fullback, Bill Reichardt or Iowa I SPO.T COATS • City, who was leading ground $25.00 to S50.00 gainer with a 4.2 average and top pass-receiv·er with II caught last season. Behind Reich"rdt are Mike Ri­ ley and Jerry Nordman. We \>rofs ate absen~ minded: Don Commack and Bernie Den- "To -that WI must agree. But one -lhlng -that we c!orit Met. Is L.S./M.F.T. ~ - .

Richard A. Yocom University 01 New Meric~ So,.,... sblcllnu drive their arc ~ ."''''''''-1'. Some walk, some ride .. bi~t . And yet it's trY' tNt on the w"\1 . "They all smol<. Luck~ Strike.

COVlIS SCUFF M.UlSrOIVlS SHOES IUCHt. Paul H . A.kliflll COlOIIIIDClc. Tlln. ItOWlt. Ilua, Dartt Tan, C/aIk University Mid·"'" OxIIIMcI, Mohopny. GIld Neutral. Ask GfIIi (flQ~ .

IIWI • 28 South Clinton .. T ilE DAILY IOWAN, T E PAGE FIVE Kamp~ s Kapers Changes Face Pilots Black Ball A Couple of Fancy Ma rines Clinical Institute . , . Northwest's Planes, To Begin Today Aboul90 out-oi-state represent­ WANT ADS~ Of Macbride Hall Auditorium atives are expected today [or the AssociationC laims insti tule on clinical teaf.'hing in Macbride audito 'um will have fast tempo demanded by the script medical and surgical nursing MINNEAPOLIS 111'! - Northwest sponsored by the SUI college of I "new lOOk" fot t~ 'annual and allow the necessary scenery ASK THE MAN WHO TRIED ONE ••• Airlines officials here were non­ nursing, and the Iowa league or ~pus Kapers musical review, changes. nursing education. 'Of All Things," which opens at Two movable lOOO-watt spot­ commital MondaY' about a state­ THESE ADS REALLY BRING RESULTS! Sp.m. Wednesday anll rul)s night­ lights will be used to supplement ment by a pilots' association Nurses from seven mid-western l1through Saturday. regular lighting. Thl!Se wlll be spokesman that the fum had states will participate in the two- I Autos for S::xle - Used Wor k Wanted used to highlight sections of the grounded its Martin 202 planes be­ day conference. PrOf. Amy Frances A ialse prosceni um (the frame 1949 STUDEBAKF'R Chamulon convert- YES. we rep3tr and paint stucco house a stage to draw audience attention Brown, coordinator of medical an the Bond"", way. Dial 2797. of the stage around the curtain cause pilots refused to fly them. d ible. Radio. beater. ovcrdrtve. Me\.lllllc to particular playing areas. surgical nursing, and Dean MyrtIe light blue paint. black too. 21.000 mile •. opening) has been built to lesser Northwest Airlines said It bad Perlect mee""nle.1 condition. WrIte Rol>- Dale Gould, A3, E lyria, Ohio, E. Kitchell, of the nursing college, Typing width of the stage and to make "no comment" It cared to make ert Swill. 918 E. 3rd. Call 353M. Wll.Ih- is in charge of overall lighting will address the group. it seem lower. on the siatement. Incton~l ow.. __ --l l'YFING. mlmeo&raphlne. Phone 5183; el!ects and special sound eUects. Group and panel discussions, de MUST sell. On .. -ownor '37 CHi:VROLET evenIngs 7M2. The stage curtain is being The spokesman for Council No. - 2 door. Perl""t runnIng eondlUon. Good . rnonstrations of nursing techniqueq, 'dressed" tor the show ' with a 1 of the Airlines Pilot association condlUon GooA h ... t-r. bod.v. Call Dick. rHESIS tyPing. Phone 21168. and an educational skit wi 11 8-1150. ~07 N. Dubuque. to''eTiDg of white spangled gauze. said the airlines grounded the TYPING : Thesis. general. ExperIenced. complete the program. --- Dial 8-OIN e,'onlnes. '!'his redecorating job is under the Senator Says AEC planes March 9, just one day be­ 1950 DODGE station ..... gon. 5 mnnth!" old. Private OWllt'T. Perfect condiUon. iire<:tlon of Charles Brandon, A2, tore the deadline set by pilots. I lAw mH ••"e. All .. _tru. Cool $3.195. Sell r YFING. ceneral and thesill. Call 8-2106. 51. Louis, Mo ., who designed and He said the pilots had first re­ Joy Hardy Wins Divorce 12.500. ~" ""lA~""' . C,l1 r", 76. See all rYPING. Notary Public. mimeographm.. To Hold Experiment I we<'k ot 935 E. Collcce .!reeL directed the construction of the [used to fly the planes aCter Jan. --- Mary V. Burns. 6Ot. State Bank Bulid- 17, but agreed to a two-month ex­ Custody of 2 Childre n ---1949 NASH -... dan. 1949- CHEVROLET se- ne; dial 2~ . ResIdence 2327. Iffilery. dan. 1036 CHEVROLET coupe. ll14 ! Constructed in sections, the On Kwaja ~ ein Atoll tension alter the company agreed Joy Hardy was granted a d i- NASH '.01 1 8-aI11 . work with e.xceU~nl earning.. Work ns ~eres 'were placed in position on G. Magnuson, (I)-W ash.) said failed to find replacements, it h~ ed deserted her and their '0 ls&istant to ~'our home state Director of \he Macbride stage. The large size, Monday that the atomic energy grounded the planes. The company children. '37 DODGE Coup<". Phone 8·35016. 1 MarshaJi Fleld"()wned company. Wr It.. commission will carry out an "ex­ said it was taking the planes out today 10: t:.. S. Reid. Box 6110. Chlca." 16 by 32 feet, made the project She was granted custody of a 11136 FORn .....bullt motor. radIo. hpoter. lO. llltnol •. Il'lvlnll college. cIa .. and periment of a military nature" on of service tor modifications re­ Spotllllht. ExceUent !lnl. h. 7\7 Kirk· " ome addrP'Ss. Ollfol the "big" jobs Cor Brandon's three-year-old son and a two - wood. 8-2780. Kwajalein atoll in the Pacific commended by the civil aeronau­ crew. year-old dilUgh tel'. She said th \.' \vANTED: Part-time expcrJen~ed drug within the next few days. tics administration. 1!M2 BUICK uper S~danelte. New tire., help. Ford Hopkins. [lfb, mod erni~ ti c sets were derendant is now in the armed liM9 Fir.... ball cnline. new radiator. Ra .. _trocted for th ~o w. These Magnuson refused to disclose Modifications have been under­ services. dlo And hcnter. new pninl Job. Sce II WAITRESS ",.nled. 8 hour d.y, no Sun- lor you,"elf. C;1n 56:8 . • _ IeIId to be rt; comio the exact date and nature of the way on the planes at Holman The plaintiff said.. the coup Ie days. Apply In person. Renaldo', Res- - laurO-lnl. bld;trounds than k-ealistlo re­ "experiment" but said he would field, SI. Paul. The spokesman for was married in Yankton, S . D ., FORD coupe. I!M~ model. A-I condlUon. go to Kwajalein, after a three­ $350. Phone 2F2 Or 9287. NEWSPAPER carrter boy. AppllcaUona pmtnlaUons. Tit add to the Lhe pilots said that the pilots Dec. 2. 1946, and lived togclhe r wnnted for Dally Iowan route. Call U,)ht,nosphere . itn atirical day visit here, to witness rt. hadn't committed themselves to until Oct. 4, 1948, when sh e 1935 PLY MOUTH. Good Ur~s. 1\10: 40. 8-2151. It is asswned, :rom the way Se\'~nth A\'cnu~ . , ~eme of the musical review. Dying the planes even after the claims her husband deserted her. There will be 16 numbers in Magnuson talked, that the exper­ CAA-recommended modifications -- Personal ServiceI' Baby Sitting iment involved a test' of a new the two- hou r show. Eight ot these are made. He said no decision has TO PEAK TO FACULTY WIVE S ._-- - I PROFES lONAL OIanettc nudltlnR. In- I BABY .Ittlnl. Phon. 3311. atomic weapon. wiD be performe~ alt nately iJ1 been made yet. ~o-audllors Magnuson flew here from For­ Mrs. H. Clay Harshbarger wi 11 . tructlon lor and JrrOUP front of the curtal 'to ecp the delron.tratlon •. Dial 3210. • BABY .ltUn, references furnuhed. mosa, where lle con:crred several Five or the airlines' original speak on "Ga..-den Books, Gar------fhone 8-1268. times with Generalissimo Chiang fleet 01 25 Martins have been dencrs and Worms in Iowa City.. APARTMENT lor renl. Dial 8-0867 be- tweon 9 and 5. Lost and Found Kai-Shek of the Chinese Nation­ Involved in latal crashe . They , at a program for SUI faculty Annual have been l rounded severa l GROUND floor apartment lor rent Jo Ball alist government. Before that he .... • !', wives in the Shambaugh lecture new bUilding. 3 room, "nd priVate h:tlh . LOST: Helolm wrl.twalch. Reward. c..U had visited Tokyo and the Korean times for modifications. room of the library at 8 p.m. to aero Ihe Itr t from bUI stop. FUlly exl 3996. - Laundry la- Planned ight front. In Washington Monday, the civil (~ P WI","olo) night. The program is sponsore d furnlhcd. Includlnll heat. MARINE PFC. KE, BAnEY (Icft) of farion and pre. Jim Kratzer e1litlt.· •. Phone 4!J35. l>USPLACED • bout two weeks aeOI The senator, who is a member aeronautics board blamed a faulty by the library to promote library brlele .... 1nlUul. T.L.D. Re .... rd . 8-1281 of Kansas City, 10. ""'Ilt for a sunny stroll along- a Korean road .fter 6. The annual Elks a~l,lral Ball of the interstate and foreign com- propeller fol' the crash of one of citizenship. Rooms for hent th is month. The marines welcomed pring fter tht' 10111' cold willur will be held toni' n the Elks merce committee, came here to the planes in which six persons LOST on campus, man'l J(old wedellnil and celebrated with an "acquired" parll~ol lhey "found." band. Reword. Pho"e 8-3458. club house. Th all, a semi- study among other things Hong died Oct. 13 at Almelund. Minn. TWO hall rooms for male Itudenl& ------Dial 67b7 . formal affair, wi!!,. begin with Kong's trade with Communist The dead included two North- . • LOST: Brown leather wallet I" PhYllc. dinner at 7. Del ~loj1. and his WANT AD RATES Df)UBLE or sln,le room. Close [no Gradu- bUilding. Rewa rd. Dial 1-2883. Chipa. . . . west ptlots and four civil aero- band will play for I thn dance at •. busincss or prote.... lon.1 women. . He sa~d the Umt~d States IS try- nautics administration employes. M, L. Huit Elected to ODK Committee • • Phone m7. M usic and Radio 'I'~ich is scheduled to begin at 109 to !Jghten up Its present em- They were making an instrument One day ...... Gc per word LARGE room. doUble or .1"\Ile for lod[el. 1:30. ( bargo on exports to the Reds .and check [light. Call .838. RADIO repalrlne. JACKSON'S ELEC· M. L. Huit, SUI counselor of mlttec consists of eight men from T HI C AN D GI}'T ~65. TIle baH is held every year to commented that one AemTlcan Three days ..... tOc per wor d men has been elected to the variour. collegefi and universities. I days ...... Uc per word GROUND floor .apartment tnr" rent in Introduce the newly , ell-eled of­ shipping company is the chief of- A CAB report said t~e,prob able "ew bUlld;n, 3 rooms and private b;Jth l1ati~nal committl!c on scholarship The ~election. ot college n:en lor One month .. 39c per word - fiterS of the club. [endel' in continuing trade. cause of the crash was .. The un- I acroa the .u~t:L Irom bUI blOp. FullV For foot comfort . Magnuson spoke with high wanted re~ersa~ of the right pro­ awards by the general council of O~K awards IS made by thIs com- Chtssified Display (urnlhed, Includlna hcot. Laundry faclI- The officers to be hOl\ored are [II ••. Phone 4535. For new shoe 100L •• , ' Francis Grahm, exalteC! ruler; praise, both on his arrival here pel~er durmg flight as a result of Omicron Delta Kappa. mlttce... . today and Qn his departure from wh~ch .the crew was u~abl e t?, ·t h' t· ., I SUI PresIdent VIrgIl M. Hancher Edward Patton, esteemed leading H UI, 0 IS secre at) o . the is a member-,It-large oC the For consecutive insertions Insurance Taipeh, Formosa, on conditions in mSlOtam control or the aIrcraft. '!' ED SIMPSON knight; George Robertson, esteem­ Sl}I OmIcron Dclta K[lI>pa cIrcle, national Omicron Della Kappa. One Month ...... SOc per col. inch -- 113 Iowa Avenue FOR f:r(' ann nuto tnsurnm:l-, honwil nnd ed loyai knight; Robert Osmund­ that island stronghold of the WIll serve on the commIttee for (Avg. 26 insertions) RCr('ftR(I'I. fill! Whltlnc·](rlT Realty Co. ENGINEERS TO MEET I son, esteemed lecturing ~might. Nationalfst government. a term of six years. One Day...... 75c per col. inch Dlol 2123. ::;,tOe Repairing and SuppJles R. F. Salavata, secreta~; Glenn The Jow8-11lmul' section and lie was first It-cled to ODK State Medical Society PCI' dRY ...... 60c per col. inch LET US REPAIR YOUH SHOES CLUB RECEIVES CHARTER Griffith, treasurer; W,i ) I i a m the SUI studen~ branch of the national leadershIp honor society, Honors Two Doctors Six Consecutive Days, Do your own moving with a Hughes, tiler; J olm P. Kelly, es­ The Iowa City Toastmasters club American Society of Mechanical in 1932, while a junior at Ohio Deadlines handy luggage trailer. quire; Delmer Sample, Chaplain; will receive its official charIer as Engineers will hold a joint dinner- Wesleyan colle~e. He served as SIOUX CITY ~ - The Iowa C. C. Rles, inner guard; Guy Ogle, a member of Toastmasters Inter­ meeting at the Iowa Union this president of the circle at th.lt stat.!' medIcal society honored two Rented by the hour, day, HELP WANTED organist; and Danial C. Nolan, national at a meeting at 7 tonight evening. Tickets are on sale colle'(e. oC its members Monday at the Weekdays 4 p.m. or week. Phone 1:1138. at the Mayflower club. at the engineering library. I The scholarship awards com- opening se~sion of the 100th annuul Pastry Cook lOW A CITY TRAILER MAR7 meeting of the socie\v for dis­ Saturday Noon and r"·",,,om. I 1225 So. RIverside Drive HEN R Y CARL ANOERSON tinguished service to t~e medical Women Helpers profession. Check your ad In the flrat I.ue it ap - Bolh men were prOsen ted with peRro. The D.U~· [owR!1 can be r~'",>n For Sale Ilble for only one incorrect fn&crUon- Eight weeks slimmer work the society's "distinguished ser- '40 Che\'rolet Tudor at Sprague Camp, vice award." '39 Chevrolet Tudo~ Minocqua. Wisconsin Dr. C. A. Doice, Washington, '41 Pontiac Sedanetle '40 Ford, 4-door Ileferences Jtequlred 'owa, was honored for his pro­ 4191 '40 Buick Super 4-door motion oC maternal and child NALL ~IOTOn WRITE health over a number of ycars. 210 S. Burlington Box 64, Dally Iowan He is secretary of the society's Loans D council. Dr. Martin I. Olson, Des Moines, $$S$$$$ I.OANED on gun •. cameras, dID. D mondo. clothlnc. etc. RELIABLE LOAN f was honored for his work in sett- Co. 109 East BurlinOlton. ( o ing up the blue shield medical QUICK LOANS on jewelry. clothlnR. and surgical plan in Iowa. He is radios. etc. HOCK-EYE LOAN, 12ijl. vice-president and medical dil'- 'l. Dubuqu e. ector of the Central Life Insurance. f R __~tment or ent

SMALL npnrtment, completely [urnlV>cd . Careers Conference Close In. Young married couple~ only. Dial 9681 we k dayS only bet,.een 9 a.m. Opens at SUI Tcda ~ and 4 p.m. PO PEYE T OM S 1M S Thc ~ixth annual business Instruction carc('r~ conCert'Dl'e will get under­ DANCE lesson.. Mimi Youd. WurlU . way ,t 0:30 p.m. today at a bnn­ Dinl !M8~ . quet in till: Iowa Union. DAlLY lowan CiahAI11ed a d brll1lo1 you Tickets for the b.anquet and rpal'e cosb when you seU unwanted confcrence programs are available Items. Adverti!e your m l~lI11 n eo u s ar­ Ucles, lost articles, or rOf')ms lor rent In today at the college of commerce the ClaSSIfied section of 'the Dally Iowan. a Daily I'owa n Want-Ad orrice, room J 04, University hall. Aulomotiv e It might be a "While Elephant" to you, but a goo d buy 10 someone else. No matter what it is - a Vital Statistics USED auto parts. Coralville Sal"oge Co . I. Dial 8-1621. table, a rug. a refrigerator, a typewriter, a co a t . . . f you can sell ;t with a Daily Iowan Classified ad. HmTU~ Miscellaneous for Sale A diluj:!htf'r born S~llurd.l '" at l\tt'rcY ho.,pitul to Mr. 011(1 Mr.. Lloyd EJ~~crs . LOOK In your attic! Th ou ..n"" of people TlI[Ul read_lnR the Iowan c1assi£i~d I!IccUon a re A $011 born Sundilv Itt Mrrcy hospital interested In what you hAve to sell. Iowan ad~ gel reSults. Cnll 4191 today! to Mr. 'lnd ~Irs. Delmar 'lump. 501 Sec­ The Dailv IowanClassified Dept. ond avenue. A dau~hlcr bllTn Mond"y at Mercy 195? motor lCooter. Almo. t new. $150. ho"plt.,,1 to Ml , Rnd Mrs. Charles Rup· Ext. 3369. pert. 14UO N. Dod~c

I Mer r-lANY YOUNG MEN WHO HAD MARRIED TH S: I~ sWe I!T HE~ IN A HURRY .. ·n-teN DA<;;14.D AWAY TO BATTLE ...

c:UH6 <.lUDG~ WOULD H"VE UI(ED 10 I-IOOK. 'THE ISO • • lO r :mpposc you hav. c a sweethenrt ill I:vcry {IU/'l ?" ,.. PAGE SIX - TIlE DAILY IOWAN. mE DAY. APRIL 24. 1951 UNIT RIAN I\[EETING Graduate Stud nt To Dubuque Business District Under Water Hunt Ends ~ - I l!:conolllics Prof. George' DavI\:s, Open Hearings Against Reds will discuss "Science and Super­ Lecture Church Group stition" at a dinner meeting of the men's club of the Unitarian church J anet Kedney, G, Iowa City, Banana Lures at 6:15 p.m. at the church Reser- director of college work at Trin. (omintern Ruled U.S. Reds 'vations lor the dinner ·may be ity Episcopal church, will speal made by calling 3542. May I , before the Women's Auxi. WASHINGTON IU'I - The gov­ Communist par ty leaders in New EXTINGmSR LODGE FIRE Ilary of 81. Andrew's church It ernment opened registration hear­ York [or nearly a year. Gorilla Back The board is considering a jus­ Iowa City firemen extinguished Louisville, Ky. ings against the Communist p,arty Uce department demand that the a small fire in the baseboard at Miss Kedney will describe bft Monday with testimony by a l or­ party be req uired to register as a * * * the entrance to the MOose lodge, work an6 tb~ work of WOmtl! mer Red leader that the Commu­ HOT SPRINGS, ARK. IlPI - A "Communist action" group under short-lived ''big game hunt" end­ 112 S. Clinton street, at 11:20 p.m. working full time in the Episro. ntst Internationnle controlled the the McCarran subversive control ed Monday where it began ne:lr Sunday. The fire was caused by party in this country from 1919 law passed over President Tru­ Hot Springs. a cigarette, firemen said. pal church. to 1929. man's veto last year. Benjamin Gitlow, party secre­ gorilla,"Tim" , wasa lured300-pou backnd intocarniva hisl t~::;:~_:;=~~.=•• = •• I!.;;.~:l Soviet Premier Josef Stalin, told cage with a banana less than three the subversive activities control City Teenagers' Art alter he spread alarm by board the lnternationale had "full • escaping Monday afternoon into power" to dictate the actions of an enclosed 32 acre area near the American Communists. Included In Exhibit resort city. The lI-year-old corilla. des­ The Internationale or "Comin­ Art work by seven Iowa City cribed aa " very dancerous." tern," now offici~ly dead, had high school students is included made his nt-away while beln, BOXOFFICE OPENS 6:4!1 SHOWS 1:15 - 9:30 its headquarters in Moscow and in a traveling art show selected transferred from a truck cac" ADULTS SOc CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE generally was believed to· rule the from the 21st annual Iowa high to a show walron. activities of Communists in every school art exhibit at the SUI art Heavily armed sherll!,s deputies * NO PARKING TROUBLE A T THE DRIVE-IN country. Its work now has been buildinj/. . quickly surrounded the compound * RELAX • • . SMOKE AND SEE THE MOVIES taken over by the Cominform. The traveling show will be sent fence with orders to shoot to klll * SNACK BAR FOR THAT MID-EVE SNACK Lawyers for the Communists, to various high schools during the if the animal attempted to Scale * MOVIES ON JOHNSON COUNTY'S LARGEST SCREEN headed by fiery former Rep. Vito school year. It is sponsored by the the six-foot fence. Marcantonio of New York, prompt­ SUI extension division. Show manager Paul Olson ly leveled objeciions to the pro­ Students whose work was se­ played to Tim's big appetite by TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY cedure but quickly were overruled lected are Cynthia Johnson. City having bauanas and other gorilla by the five-man board. high school and J erry Carey. Bob delicacies placed in the animal's Board Chairman Seth W. Ri­ Davis, Bill Heumphreus, WllUam cage. .OR chardson made it plain at the out­ Nigg, Keith Stevens and Tony Wo­ The big fellow came bacic to the set that he will not tolerate the mack, all ot University high cage and handlers edged him in­ TWENTY (AP "'.rlP _b.t.J side :lnd that was all o! Tim's type ot obstructionist activities school. TORMINTINO DUBUQUE'S BU INESS DISTRICT WENT UN DER wlter (rom the Mississippi rIver's record nood that dragged out the trial ot II brief ning. Later he was t rans­ crest Monda),. This picture of the flooded wholesale and food dlstrlbutlnl' section looks north from low­ Creative art work from 31 high ferred to a new cage, which Olson schools was seLected for the tra­ YIAR. er M l in treet. (Flood storll on Pace 1.) said would hold five elephants. MallARTHUR RECORD ON SALE veling show. The gorilla" in captivity only i THIY A complete recording of Gen. Selections were made on the about one year, Is part of a "mon­ l Douglas MacArthur's address last basiS of creativeness and exper­ show" with the Hennies Broth­ LIVID High School Gym (an Serve Transit Sh~tdown. Thursday before a joint meeting imentation shown in the indivi­ ers carnival which hilS its winter A ot congress will be released by dual works, and are not intend­ quarters neJlr Hot Springs. . • LUS: LIII Columbia records Wednesday. The ed to represent winners of the art I ~., lo r · 'R' ( I Jams DetrOit Traffle 57-minute speech will be issued exhibit, Prot. Frank A. Wacho­ Mpscow Orders Obeyed: Cartoon S ma own ec en er DETROIT - The auto capitol on n single 12-inch playing re- wiak, SUI a.t deparement, em- Travel A S II T of the world got a huge gulp of cord. phasized. U.S. Red Party F~under Talk its own medicine Monday. BEATRICE PEARSON The high school gymnasium can ation. With a transit strike on, WA S HI N G T ON (A» , , rr;: Ctrl'l7S...... MEL FERRER be used by residents ot small He recommends that schools Benjamin Gitlow, one ol the or­ ,-" ~ .... ~ Q NAO-' I.lI _-..-. . I(ti... ~* towns to add years of vitality to Detroiters rode to work in every lOUIS should teach students sports which avallable automobile, creating one iginal organizers of the Commun­ HROCHEMONT AlfRED tWERKER their lives. Washington's No Whirligig , ist party in the United States, tes­ __...... ll .... ~ wt¥T11 ..-"'.4. No .. ' ...... can be played after middle·l se. He of the worst traffic jams in city - .,.,.--...R D-' OR _...... This is the opinion of C. H. would not reduce participation in history. tified Monday he knew of no in­ McCloy, research professor in phy­ varsity sports, but increase Intrp.­ Main arlerials looked like the Government Girls Get Frustrated, Bored stance of American Reds disobey­ sical education lor men at SUI. murals. city's famed assembly lines. Aulo­ Without Males, Night Life in Capital in'! a directive from Moscow. He maintains that through exer­ Games that can be played in mobiles, with Irate motorists honk­ Further, he tol

nine others won a delay in their contempt of cOllrt trial. 4 • A pl!'t'son's i~terest In varsi ~y I gave an appropriate gasp of a art Lancaster . In • • • spor ts is developed while he is Before granting the postponement, a three-judge panel of the horror, and Miss Bell plunged on. 'VENGEANCE VA LLEY' in school, at the expense of sports U.S. court of appeals brushed aside a series of motions filed by "Her co"lors were too loud, and, -Color By T ••bn loolor- which can be played after gradu- Attorney General McGrath. due to her diet, her sk in was In Tbese asked that ( I ) the three judges who brought the contempt bad co n diti on ~ charges disqualify themselves from further participation in the pro­ "Furthermore, she N~me Mary Me Tigue ceedings; (2) the case be transferred to the other six judges, and sweetly and appeared Ife (3) the proceedings be sl!spended until the supreme court acts in the cia L." llop the com plex litigation for control of American President lines. Davelis To Airlines Job ENDS TONITE IMAGINE WHAt HAPPENS WHEN MISS WHITE, Iistane~ to • • • he also lril RUBBER REGULATIONS - The government announced a 10 CHURCH AND 100 LOVELY SCHOOl. GIRLS ARE iMary Ksthlcen McTigue, Des Lons and . percent increase in allocations of r ubber for many civilian goods in ENROLLED BY ERROR IN MR. POND'S SCHOOL MOines, 1950 graduate of SUI, has The Pick MCCarnc been lIssigned as a new Uni ted May. FOR YO~G MEN •.• IT'S LIKE ALL THE FUNNIEST entered th l Nr Lines stewardess at New York But passenger car tires, garden hose, athletic goods, toyS and a of COMEDJ.ES YOU 'HA VI EVER SEEN ROLLED INTO Ed to D a ~ fqllowlng her graduation from the score of other products were excluded from the increase. ONE •• ,. ' M Your e: Cl!eyenne, Wyo" stewardess school. The increase will be devoted to truck and bus tires, indUlitrial . .' YOU CAN'T STOP LAUGHING McCarn Miss McTigue was a member of equipment, tractor tires, fa ctory belting, shoe soUng and other more j 111:. J. ~.ibaalter --;;:-;s is HeadmJstrea Weatherby P"nd of FROM START TO FINISHI Miss Whitechurell lice any I Gr mma Phi Beta, social sorority, essential item . • Nutboutne 1-.___ --" ______-1 I of St. SwltklDI ne. Th e I frfS hman orientation leader , voca­ MeD'S Girl', 1I'1ie his ti9nal conference hostess, Pan­ CoUen · . . ' CQl1efe Ioday• 0" H ~llenic' treasurer, and picture Theil! Are These Are Her tinted th editor of Hawkeye while at SUI. HI.II4I;s Girl. ( I/ao Cl(pec ! Ano ther . " "H'I'I arIOUS ..I , . cher, Who Delicious : ' ~ ..",< A ~hoice Film" In the ear· r'! . ·- Time Mogozi"e t1ho r us h e~ .\ - ;;. .,.."", , t ~_ PlCT..-s ~- »e~ li ng, sa " .;. Ina }felp m Hamburgers JOAN WENDELL ~ bad me CRAWFORD • COREY· iii Dutcher :t1al'piest­ a Whil e Soo n alter and Dinners IN~i~ ficers arei: " ""!! ! '~~I-~ . "'-LYfI JO$\.'/II • tflijMI ~ ,;{Daysof ~ t qf his I ON THE SAME PROGRAM 1...I>Utcher '7 and he GEOlGE ~ . L..· You sa", at the i~ ..: four Ufe' ""lUng." One 'of funniest films l'he two RAFT-MAYO ,It. ~ac . In years' the SQ I ALASTAIR MARGARET Iltaleher ~f/)tlfJllf ' ~dto ,. SIM . RUTHERFORD Bacul!s MAID-'RITE ...... 18I~ . A lAUNOER.GllllAT filM from the "ill! hi. _ studios 01 ALiXANDI. KORDA Ihoulders . 15 E. Wash. Open 6 a.m.-1 a.m...... IlIIfMIUII lti~ Mary McTigue • - -­ Dutcher ~~~~Y ~ HUSBAND~ 1950 SUI Graduate In°ri"_- ..... late ~ l Ivestllate oUOd no