State UniveTlt of Ion LIBRARY .... ,On tlte Inside Tl1e Weather Ruaala Hedqea on Peace Tennl Clou~ Wday with POI­ . . , Paqe 2 sible 1Il0W nurries• Mlchiqan Beall Purdue. 61-60 Thunclay cloudy and colder foUowed by snow• . .. Paqe ( Hleh today. 30; low, Z5. An\i·S\o\ Machme !ill Slqned owan Weh Tuesda" 31; low • • • • Paqe S I •. Est. 1868 - AP Leased Wire, AP Wirephoto, UP Leased Wire - Five Cents Iowa City, Iowa, Wednesday, January 3, 1951 - Vol. 85 No. 75 Chinese Reds Break Th{ough To Outskirts Of Seou '. lu.a.; * * * ~~. II Deferme sfromPre-lnductionPhysicals Russia Agrees World Situation / NORTH Government at a Glance Flees Imperiled FIGHTING FRONT -Battle tor For Iowa Students Halted by New Policy T~ Preliminary Seoul begins as Reds surge Beginning today students whd ed the school year or fails to re- 1950, who were awarded deferred Big 4 Talks through gap in UN line to city. Capital City are residents of Iowa no longer main in good standing at the classification because of mar- WASHINGTON - 81 st con- .' will be deferred from taking pre- college or university. l'iage. gress, in last minute rush, sends TOKYO (WEDNESDAY) (fP) induction physicals for the armed The Johnson county draft However, such persons may LONDON (II') - Russia agreed $20-blllion military fund and cJvil The battle for Seow began forces. board also received orders Tues- still receive deferment on other Tuesday to meet the Western defense bill to Truman; 82nd C41n­ Chinese Red hordes Johnson county's draft board day to reclassify as 1-A any per- grounds such as dependent minor Allies fo;' preliminary talks on gress opens today, most to city's outskirts a gap ripped in UN defenses received • orders Tuesday from sons married on or after July 1, children or university student. the world situation, but left the WASIIINGTON - Russia does state headquarters to start pre- question of a possible Big Foul' have A-bomb, Atomic Chairman * * * * * * foreign ministers' conference up Dean confirms. BULLETIN Notice of Physical in the ail'. \ WASIUNGTON General SEOUL (WEDNESDAY) (\Pi­ 51 Lea've SUI for Service A vaguely-worded note broad- Walker buricd neal' Generals Per­ The Korean RepubUcan ~ov­ Ends Chance to Enlist cast by Radio Moscow declared shing li nd Arnold. ernment ler, Seoul today. Fifty-one men dropped from grades by their instructors at the that the proposed rearmament of LONDON - Moscow agrees to SUI students who have re­ miles north of the ceived orders to repoct tllr SUI Tuesday to report for duty end of the semester. Western Germany is thc biggest preliminary meeting on four-pow­ with the armed forces, Registrar Interviews with men dropping obstacle to world peace. It ap- cr conference, contends rearma­ South Korean capital. armed forces pre-Incluction The big attack quickly Ted McCarrel announced. school because of enlistment re­ pea red to offer little hope of a ment of Germany "foremost" physicals may not enl~t In the ed its breakthrough at a tolt armed services, the Johnaon Campus gossip had boosted the vealed that most of them were negotiated settlement of the Ko- i question. tAr Wlr.,IoeI.) between British and America number of drops to lS high as 300 trying to avoid being drafted. rean war. LONDON - Britain formally PENETRATION OF N LINES by Reds is Indicated by black counb draft board remmded arrows in the areas south of Korea's 38th parallel where the forces. students Tuesday. men. Many said they had been re­ Diplomatic Sources here said com~i ts all her troops in West Eu­ AP Correspondent Stan McCarrel said the number of classified I-A and told by their Tuesday that the United Statcs, ;'opc to General Eisenhower's Communl.!lts opened their New Year's drive. Northwest and north The board said tbere was ton, in a fie ld d Ispa tch oancellations caused by enlistment draft boards that they would be Britain and France would demand com\Tland. of Seoul (A) two powerrul Red columns were reported wltbln 14 Jlothlll&' to the rumor that a front, said the enemy was expected to decrease rapidly called for pre-induction physicals an immediate ceasc-firc in KO :' ca PARIS - Premier Pleven will and 17 mUes of the South Korean capital in drives alon .. the maIn stm was in progress at 10 a.m. local board may grant .& per­ road and rail routes. A third Red force was reported In tbe hills in the next few days. early in J anuary. as a condition for any Big Foul' Cly to Was hington within next two p.m. Tue~day, IOwa time). son a waiver to enlist alter be He said men who enlist will get (After men get notices to re­ discussion of the sitllation in weeks to confer with Truman, of- nine miles northwest of Uljongbu. Northeast of Seoul (8) the Reds Amety In Seoul has received his or4ers, for credit for their schoolwork on port for pre-induction physicals Asia. ficial French SOUl'ces report. have advanced to Kapyong. The sawtooth line repre8~ntl the ap­ More than two hours later, physJcal examJnatJon. There Is they cannot enlist.) proximate ar~a of UN defenses. the same basis as if they were The Russian note app~arcd to vices to Tokyo said the no way to enUst after the exam drafted. Most of the men were going which began in two - regime orders, the board said. hint that the Soviets would de­ Men who leave before the end to the navy and the airforce. mand that Communist Ch ina be AEC Head Declares strength, had been stepped up I Tbe bOard pointed out that of this semester will get full credi t The dormitory assignment of­ represented at a oy conference on power. Anxiety was evident among If a. person falsifies his state­ for all the hours they are taking. fice reported thlt 35 students can­ the Far East. Freezing Rain Makes Walking, ment about pbyslcal noilce In They also will be given letter celed their room contracts Mon­ Russia 'Positive~y' sons still in Seoul. order to enlist, the armed ser­ day. Tuesday's note continued an ex­ "This Is a lllajor attack," vices automaUcally will dis­ * * * change of diplomatic communica­ American division officer charre blm to the selective ser­ Army Call Includes tions in which Russia had first Producing A-Bombs Driving Hazardous in Iowa Cil, Swinton. vice Iystem when tbe falslfl­ * * * proposed Big Four talks on Ger­ "They are moving ca tlon Is discovered. ROTC Reservists Business Manager many and the Western Bi g Three WASHINGTON (II') The Freezin g rain and sleet made torists were forced to inch their through the hole in our line, had replied by asking for a gen­ United States knows positively walking and driving hazardous in way along Tuesday, no injuries ing air attack in a way I paring notices for physicals to WASHINGTON (fP) The el'al conference on the world-wide that Russia is producing A­ the Iowa City area Tuesday, as a because ot the ice were reported rarely seen." Assault Thin SPOt send to all those college and uni­ army's Dec. 26 ca ll for 7,500 addi­ Of Iowan fnlists differences between East and thin la yer of ice covered the en­ at either Iowa City hospital. bombs, Chairman Gordon Dean of Two Chinese regiments versity students under its juris­ tional reserve and national guard West. tire eastern half of the sta teo Colder Weatber Exp~eted lieutenants and captains includes Robert Depew, A4 , Des Moines, the Atomic Energy commission The temperature is expected to ed a thin spot between "n""',,,,, diction who were automatically The weatherman warned oC and British forces as it they deferred when their names came commitsioned ROTC reservists resigned as busi ness manager of said Tuesday. range between highs of 27 to 35 The Daily Iowan and withdrew simila r conditions today and pre­ exactly where it was. up. who will graduate from colleges He told a news conference that dicted no relief from slippery and lows of 9 to 18 degrees at midterm of the 1950-51 aca­ from SUI Tuesday after '''JjU~LIIIl< Student's Condition They also protected their fla State headquarters said the the source of this country's in­ pavements until late tonight, when throughout this area. during the by driving British troops otf demic year. in the airtorce formation is "a tightly held next lour days. Colder weather move was made to eliminate ~he Friday. falling temperatures are expected nearby hill. The army said last week that sccreL" He refuscd to say whether to change ihe rain to snow. is expected by the weekend. advantage of enlisting which ]0- many men who were given reserve Marshall Reported '~xcellenf U.S. re ~ erves hurried up the United States also knows how Icy streets were blamed ror Stati stics compiled by Prof. J . effort to plug the hole. FiE!htl!r-1 wa residents in college had over commiSSIons after completing Nelson Jr., W. Howe, institute of hydraulio students in the rest or the na­ many bombs Russia has com­ three auto accidents reported to bombers strafed nnd their ROTC training were dcferred Iowa City, as- After Suicide Try pleted. rcsearch, s'how that the early and tion. College students with resi­ [Ium active duty until th"y c?uld sisf.l'n t business ( Iowa City police tuesday. Dam­ Chinese. His statement was dcslgnee! to ages ('aused by thE' mishaps wcre "Evcro wintet· has caused a sharp dence In other states are being finish their education. manager oC The David P. CO lnpbelL was re­ increase in fuel bills in Iowa City. called for physicals wben their ROTC reservists included in the Daily Iowan, wil holt speculation which has per­ estimated at $832.50. Police sold porled in "excelJpnt condition" at sisted si nce President Truman an­ other rcports oC accidents had not Both November and December name turns up. current call are those who have be in charge UniverSity hO£l>itals Tuesday fo und Iowa CiUans paying up to 81st Congress Ends had less than one year of prior til a new mana­ nounced more than a year ago yet been turned in. Under the old Iowa 3ewp, when night after a suicide attempt Sat­ thot there had been an "atomic 25 percent more for fuel in 1950, a college student's name came active regular service as officers. ger is appointed, urday night in a room at the Highway officials reported slip­ than in other recent years. explosion" in the Soviet Union. pery and dangerous road condi­ After Passing Arms, up for physical examination at ------Publisher Fred WaShington hote~. December'S high temperatures Iowa boards, he was automatical­ M. Pownall said Tuesday. Dr. K arl T. Compton, former fions throughout the county averaged 25.7 degrees - 7.9 de­ ly deferred from the physical un­ Louisiana Order.ed The student board of publica- The 22-year-old senior in the chairman of the armed forces re­ Tuesday, but said city streets and grees below normal. The low Civil 'Defense Bills der the theory that the examipa­ tions, which apPOints the business SUI college of liberal aris was search and development board, main highways were improving readings averaged 7.3, 9.2 degrees manager, is scheduled to meet reported by Melvin A. Edwards, implied doubt in a speech last as rising temperatures melted thl' tion would be null and void by below normal. The average tem­ 81st congress passed into the time the school year was up. To Admit Negroes Thursday. A new business mana- A3, Iowa. City, to have taken 75 week that the "explosion" actually ice. perature was 16.5 degrees for the I ger is eX.gected to be appointed at phenol~arbital tablets, according means that Russia has made an City and county street crews Tuesday after voting a Physicals are good only 120 days. month, 8.5 degrees below ihe nor­ $20-billion outlay in that timc. to po Ice. atomic bomb. began sanding dangerous hills and mal of 25. Selective service reguJations To Law School Depew began his duties with ' Lost Consciousness intersections Mondoy night and funds and approving a $3- speclfy that a man may not en­ Besides removing all doubt on WASHINGTON (II') - The su­ The Daily Iowan June 1, ]950, ap- Edwards reported the incident that subject, Dean told a news have been working around the home-front preparedness bill list after he has received notice preme court ordered Louisiana pointed for a year. He will report to police about 9:15 p. m. Satur­ clock. President Truman's signature. to report for physical examina­ con fer ence that development of State university Tuesday to admit at the S9n Antonio, Texas, air- day and police rushed Campbell atomic engines for subm,\l'ines Airline Flights Cancelled SUI Architect Gets The end came at 4:53 tion. Thus Iowa resident s~udents qualified Negro students to its force station. to University hospitals. Police when Speaker Sam Rayburn were getting an extra grace per­ and warships may be "accelerated United Airlines officials re­ all-white law school at Baton said Campbell lost consciousness porteCi all flights in and oui of Tex.) gavelled the house into iod in which to enlist. slightly" under the stepped-up Union Board Key Rouge. on the wa.y to the hospital. defense program. But it still takes Iowa City have been cancelled un­ journment. The senate had a The new regulations point out In a brief order, the high tri­ Gen. Walton Walker Police said Edwards told them an "optiml.!lt" to believe that an til the Ice on the runways clear. SUT Architect George Horner ready closed at 2:58 p.m. that a college student is to go bunal upheld thc ruling of a he had accompanied Campbell to atom-powered vessel can be ready Buslines operating throughout received the honorary Union Carryin, on where the 81 lor a physical when his age special three-j udge federal court the hotel room and Campbell told in five years. the city have been running be­ board key Tuesday night at the wound up its stormy group goes. The student is also in N~w Orleans that a Negro law Buried in Arlington him that he was going to commit tween one and two hQttrs la te, board's annual formal banquet. life span, the new 82nd to be ordered for in(:luction in the school established by the state SUicide. While he was there he but service has not been discon­ Horner, designer of the pro­ with potent Republican same mann~l' with no favorit­ WASHINGTON (fP) Gen. at Scotlandville, La., in 1947 saw Campbell iake the pills. Britain Puts Men tinued. Inter - urban service be­ posed addition to senate and house will ism sllown. does not offer a la w educa tion Walton Harrison Walker was at noon today. Investigating police said Camp­ tween Iowa City and Cedar Ra­ the Iowa Union, However, the date of induction equal to that of the Baton Rouge buried Tuesday in a grave close In a late development, bell opened the door to the room, In Ike's Command pids has been slowed considcrably. was selected by must be postponed until such institution. by those of other famous soldiers Democrats chose Senator but was rapidl y losing conscious- Officials of the Rock Island rail­ the 16 Union time as the student has complet- In other cases, the court: who rest in Arlington national LONDON (fP) - Britain Tues­ W. McFarland (D-Ariz.) ness. road said the weather has not board members 1. Rerused to hear an appeal cemetery. day fo rmally committed more lhan affected train service. to teceive the floor leader for the new COlll!1:'es!il * * * by convicted "lonely hearts" To honor the man who fought No Motive Given three British divisions - all the Several trucking companies in key for his "out­ succeedin, Senator Scott All Medical Men slayers Raymond Fernandez and in two world wars, then was Hotel officials said that Camp- "Tommies" in West Europe - to the at'ea discontinued service standing service'! (D-Ill.) who lost his campa Mrs. Martha Beck. killed in a jeep accident while bell had not been living at the I the command of Gen. Dwight D. until road conditions improve. to the Union. reelection to the senate Z. Held that Josepb E. Sea­ commanding the Eighth army in hotel. His addl'ess is listed as 421 Eisenhower. The Eldon Miller trucking com­ Four men, all vember. Under 50 Years gram & Son, Inc., and Calvert Korca, the nation's foremost N. Governor street. His home Eisenhower, as supreme com­ pany closed all of its lowo lermi­ prominent in The White House t(}wn is Du.buque. Distilling company must pay a military leaders and representa­ mander of the 12 Atlantic allies' nals Tuesday, removing 75 trucks past Union ac­ Mr. Truman will deliver tives of the United Nations gath­ ·Police said Edwards told them To Be Registered $1,025,000 anti-trust judgment to international army in Europe, al­ from the roads as a saIety pre­ t ivities, were presented at the nual "state of the union" lTI.'~~'Ll7. Kieger-Stewart company, IndJana ered at the graveside. Campbell had dinner that even­ ready has been promi ~ed three di­ caution. banquet. They were SUI President in person to a Joint session And, by an act of congress at The rest of the nation's doctors, liquor wholesalers. ing a t the Edwards' home, 908 E. visions by France as he sets up Most ot the Miller trucks are Virgil M. Hancher; William Hage­ new congress at 12 noon 3. Ruled unanimouslY tbat the request of President Truman, Washington street, an that he had his headquarters in Paris next petroleum transports, and offi­ boeck, publisher of the Iowa City time) Monday. dentists and veterinarians under Walker was buried as a four star 50 years of age will be reiistered Indiana courts must decidc whe­ accompanied Campbell to the ho­ week. cials ot the company said that Press-Citizen and first Union The budget message will by the selective service system ther convicted wife-murderer general. He was promoted to that tel room at Campbell's request. Eisenhower alto will take over fuel oil deliveries may be slowed board president in ]928; William delivered to congress Jan. 15. rank posthumously only an hour Jan. 15, Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, Lawrence E. COOk may relnain at No motive was given for the command of American forces In as a result of the action and sim­ Bartley, Iowa City attorney and national chairman, announced liberty. before the funeral. suicide attempt. West Europe and a Canadian ilar action by other companies president of the board in 1935, Tuesday. force which will be sent soon . • Although pedestrians and mo- and Horner. The registration will complete Harlan to Direct President Truman's orders for the registration of professional medi­ Meredith Willson Writes 'Iowa Fight Song' Public Relations cal men. The 81st congress author­ ized such a ,'egistration under pub­ lic law 779 passed in the second For St. Louis Firm session. SUI Seeks Permission to Use New Song Eugene H. Har~an, instructor Thc regiLtration is for those doc­ the of journalism and could be arranged for the band fi t for a university some day." schOoi tors, dentists and vetbr1narians SUI is trying to get permission college of commerce, said Who: to use the "Iowa Fight Song" in­ Bnd presented to the students. The review was sent to WiJl­ son. And a few weeks later word day he intends to leave 1. Have not reached ",elr 50th troduced to the na tion Sunday Willson was asked by SUI Feb. 1 to become on NBC's "The Big Show." came to Zaoheis that the new birthday. about a year ago to write a new in charge of public Z. Are DOt memben of tbe arft-.ed Prof. James Jordan, head of song fo r the university. He did song had been composed and was in the mall. . the Glee R. Stacker forces or a reserve compone,nt or the SUI information service, said write one piece wh ich was per­ apDey, St. LoUis, Mo . the U.S. public health service or the . university is "investigating formed by the SUI band but was Here are the words as they U.S. coast and geodetic syl'vey. were sung by "The Big Show" Harlan, a Ph.D. candidate the possibilities of getting per­ not ccmsidered for adoption be­ Elmo, Ill., Is th~ only teal'hl!r S. Did not repster Oet.. 11, 19110. chorus Sunday night: mission to use the song." cause it was too difficult. public rerations courses at Those with the folloWing de­ The song was written by Mcrl'­ Cbeerleader shout: "What'. Last October Les Zacheis, a Ce­ tbe word?" He received his M.A. degree grees arc included: bachelor of dith Willson, former Mason City medicine, doctor of Jtlediclne, dar Rapids record reviewer, wrote Chorus answer: "FiI'M, FlaM. SUI in journalism Dnd Is residen I and now orchestra lead­ a story on a Percy Faith album workin, on hIs Ph.D. reclulI~e doctor of dental surgery, doctor of er and comedian on the I'adio Flrbt!" dental mediCine, doctor of veteri­ of coUege songs which included the "The word I. FIGHT! FIGHT! ments In commerce. show. nary surllery and doctor of veteri­ "Iowa Corn Song." Zacheis com­ FIGHT for IOWA. Besides his work with the nary medicine. Jordan and Prof. C.B. Righter, mented: Let every loyal IOWAN lin.. : vertlsin, aiency, Harlan aJ The registrants will be divided directcr or University bands, re­ "Putting it bluntly, the univer­ The word II FlGHTI FIGHT! may accept a teachin, post into two categories. One priority ceived copies of the number from sity and its fine football teams FIGHT! for IOWA, Waahiniton university, St. is for those who have teen no Willson last week. deserve a better rolfSer than th e Until &he walls an. rehel'll Harlan said his uslanment service since Sept. 16. 1940. The Rl&hter said adoption of the rickey-tlckey tune that fate wish­ rln,; RAH! RAH! a teach In, post depencU on other Is for those who were ~e­ song as "official" SUI music ed cn them. 'The Corn Song' may Come on and cheer, cheer. ther or not a proteasor ferred to finish their medical edu­ 'ILl- Wlre,hfttfl" would depend on whether SUI have been hot stuff in the days cbeer for IOWA teaching at St, Louis will cation or were trained by the 10v­ THE BODY OF GEN. WALTON H. WALK.a wu placed op a. caissen outside Ihe Ft. Myel', Va., students like it and sing it. ot the silver cornet band but it's Come on and cheer .nUI ,oa called to military ~ervice. ernment at government expense cbapel after funeral services Tuesday. Tbe caiuon carried the na~·covered ca.ket to a grave in Ar· He added, however, that even slrictly from hunger today. hear tbe final ,lID, Harlan has jutt peturned and subtequently served more Un,ton cemetery. A riderless borse a.nd the n.e .f • four-sar ,eneral (Iell) , a rank posthumously if permission were granted for "Maybe if Meredith Willson The word Is FIGHT! FlGHTI Chlca,o where be attended a than 21, months with the armed awarded to the fI,Min, commander of the El,htli vmy who wu klJled III a ,Jeep accident In Korea, SUI to use the song, il probably keeps hammering away, he'll lurn FIGHT! for Iowa, vention of the American It!l'vlccs or public health service. accompanJed tbe elilket. would be a kng time before it out II spirited, wingy stule song, Un 11\ the ,ame II won." ing Dssoclation. t"!l . AARY • PAGE nvo - THE DAlLY IOWAN, WEDNESDAY. IAN. 3, 1951

I Interpreting the News - 1k~Iowan Western Optimism Fades as Russia Hedges on Peace Terms By J. M. ROBERTS JR. Jokers in Red Proposal ce!pt of the Russian reply. Ther~ is /st%ng indication here ot the AP Forel.-n Arralrs Analy t That's all I'ight with Russia, but as to the possibilities of a states of mind of the allied governnielhs. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1951 France, Britain and the United States, who took seven weeks broad settlement, she l ays "yes, but-." " AlIied Optimism rades to frame a reply to Russia's Nov. 3 suggestion for a new four- Russia wants to play ~ome more on the Chinese representation Britain at !irct said "goody, Ru!\Sia is willing to talk." This was Publbbed daDy ~t ),londay by SulMc:rlpUon r.1d - l)y carrl~ In Iowa 8~t Publlc:ationa, Inc.. 1. Iowa CilY. JII eeD\I "'Hllly 01' ,7 per ye•• In power conference, seem to be having almost as much trouble eva 1- themc-China having been so unrealistically e,tablished as a mem- tempered later by consideration or'the Russian terms. A_. Iowa ell". lowA. £n\Bed .. .d,,,,...,.,: &Ix montho• .,.85; lhrH months. uating the latest Russian message. bel' of the Big Five during the "phony peace" of 1945. Russia says France reacted similarly, and tHen'l was represented as going 8ft.ond daM mall matter .t the pwt­ $I.JO. By mall In 10..... f7.50 per year; office .t 10"'''' City. low., uncIer the &Ix monl .... $:l.IO: thrH monthJ. a .oo. The fly in the ointment is the way the Russians hedge about she can't talk about the far cast without China-Communist China, on to entertain real hope that the world's ill can be cUl'ed around IICt of """"~ of Mardi 2. Jm. All 00...,. mall .ubtK'rlptlo...... per year: &Ix IIIonth •• ".25: three monthJ. P~ . any broad approach to a settlement of east-west differences. now. the conference table rather than on thEl battlefield. Russia wanted orlkinally to talk about Germany, in an ob- Other Ru ian hedges are accepted In Washington as cou- Well, e~erybodY '8 hoping lor t1.t~t, too. But reliance on it Two leued wlre RrY!.,.,.. CAP, .nd (UP, J·r•• N. 1'..... 11, ... bl.. " •• vious ertort to delay the AlUed approach to Wes~ German re- firmjng the original impression there that Russia brought nil the is another matter. Washington would rather lis allies acted less MDl8J:R armameDt. Tbe Allies didn't Iblnk muoh of that. but Eurupcan whole bu ine s merely for prollaganda purposes. Which, of naively in public. • AVOIT B\.TJlEAU BAIL\! IOWAN BDITOIIAL STAFP reaction against clostn, any sort of door wblch ml,bt Iud away course, is truc. Om i~sion fr~m the Ru ian reply of an expres- Washington even appeared doub([\l1 that the deputics would or Editor ...... J_ ph V. Brown CIRCULATIONS Man."lnc EdJlGr ...•. Glenn C. Urban from war required a careful reply. sion or dc ire for a general settlement Is not without signifl- be ab l ~ to arrange a [ull dress meeting. The trouble from the Allied New. Edllo; ...... Reynold Hutel So the AUies hit on the Idea of going the Kremlin one beUer. cance. standpoint is that Russia always looks rea ~ onable at the sessions, I!!IIBD OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. Aula"'nt New. EdItor .• M.rt Balle), Aulatant News Editor .... P.ul Brink intere~ting The ~ted p..- II enUUed excl ...• Let the deputy foreign ministers get together at Lake Success and But one of the most by-products of all this side play but act unreasonably afterward in interpreting whatever agree- 1\",1.1• to the ..... lor repubUcation of .n City EdItor •.• ...... Bamey SeIbert really get down to business on an agenda. is the attitude:; displayed in London, Paris and Washington on re- ment is reached, if any. \be I«al new. J)l1nted UI thII n~.· AMIa",,,t CItY EdItor . . Mumy Seecu P"PtI' .. well .. all AP newa d"l>&Ieheo. SlIOr\l Editor •••• Hobert Duncan Jr. Sodel), EdItor ...... Ann R uueU Chlel PboloJl'apher .. .. Tom Couoln. Edliorial A ..Jablnl .. Ken Van RoeIUniversity of Iowa, 9,125. 1'he National Foundation for InCantile Paralysis is now operating Iowa's Hawkeycs had a pretty back. Many of them rode New were close enough to shake hands Cumstay's pligh.( reaSOll- the 1930's for th' decrease. He The 25 largest in grand total W~IS nt a cleflcit to meet all the responsibilities of care, treatment, epidemic good time of it. They beat Notre Year's eve trains and busses to before we fired our first shot." ably typical the fix hundreds said the low bil'th rate factor enrollment were: or aid, r rofes:lonal education and scientific research. Dame, 63-60, UCLA, 80-63, and be back in class Jan. 2. Cumstay's company was holding of Americans found themselves in will orevai; for sume time." 1. New York university, 46,357; It's belJeved that later flfUJ'Cs will reveal that approximately Pittsburgh, 73-66. On the road [I ridge on the front line when as wave after wave of Reds armed While he discounted the ef­ 2G.1)00 new cues or the disease hit the nation during 1950. This 2. California, 39,492 ; 3. City Col­ they look Loyola. 61-56, and the Chinese struck, but companies with automatic weapons smashed fect ot thc Korean war In the lege of New York, 33 ,203; 4. Co­ USOd . UN weI lId make a cumulative Incidence of 95,000 ('&Sell for the last current survey, Dr. Walters pre­ workcd thcmselves into condition •• eman S In ' on the flanks trok the first shock at the flanks of the American for- thmc ycars. lumbia, 27,636; 5. Boston univer­ for thc confcrence games coming of the Red attack. wtlrd line. The division nrlillcry dicted a "'ransfer from campns sity, 27,016; 6. Minnesota, 26,660; The national foundation says: "We can no longer anticipate 'light' to camp" for non - veteran men up. Run I·nto Snag Suddenly, a squad or Yanks and was the prize the Communists 7. Illinois, 23,661; 8. University of Out in the world, some Scols- • South Koreans in the real' of the ho~ed to \1 ' 1, but they were dis- vallo years. Morc people arc being strIcken, morc communities arc student. Michigan, 21,874; 9. Indiana, 2l,- beJnr, affected, more patients must be cared Cor each year. And more State - supported universities men warmed things up by stealing LAKE SUCCESS (11') _ U.S. de- company's position came face to appointed. 125; 10. Ohio state university, 20,- back the Stone of Scone, a bat- mands for stronger UN action of 1I . must help." reported 9.2 percent fewer grand 512; 11. Wisconsin, 20,403; 12. Half of all money collected In the loW'll City campaign will total students; universities under tered boulder on which the kings against Communist China ran into Northwestern, 20,196; 13. South­ of England arc crowned. England . a snag Tuesday. be used locally. or. In emer(et\()les, part of the receipts would be private contl'ol 9.2 percent fewer ern California, 20 ,184. Russian Industry Exploiting China Resources full time and 5.7 percent fewer was in an uproar and, ironically, Several UN rncmbel's, especial­ Ullrd to I upplemen' the national epidemic aid fund. 14 . University of Pennsylvania, (!P, - tU're of military and other acti­ grand total stUdents; independent Scotland Yard turned out in roree Jy among the Asian group, were SRINAGAR, KASHMIR The opening of the campaign still Is almost two weeks away. 18,757; 15. Wayne, 18,307; 16. Sinkiang province, China's "Wild vi\1y~ colleges of arts and sciences 8.9 to get the stone back. reported not yet ready to brand I,ut before we finish our New \'"ear's resolutions, we should re­ Pittsburgh, 17,484; 17 . Brooklyn, West" province, is being convert­ 'Russian and Chinese military percent fewer full time and 7 per­ You COllI\! walk the streets in Peiping the aggressor in Korea and 17,396; 18. Michigan State college ed into a military bastion of Red experts are hastily rcorgamzmg solve that Iowa City's part in the MARCH OF'DIMES wlJi be one cent fewer grand total students. Iowa City at 10 or II at night and a decision likely will be put oft 15,140; 19. Texas, 15 ,092 ; Cincin­ China and a seurce of strategic the Sinkiang army. There arc cr n­ of which the community can be proud. Independent technological insti­ not see any-bne for blocks. Most for several days. nati, 15,088; 21. University of raw materials for Russian war in­ siderabJe troop movements fol­ tutions had 10.7 percent fewer townspeop§.were in bed by that This appeared certain as the Washington (Seattle) , 14,590; 22. d,ustry, according to information lowing the Chinese Communist full time and 6.1 percent fewer hour. The parking situation. loo, three-man ceasc-fire committee Rutgers, 14,223; 23. Maryland, 13,- reach i ng here. invasion. of e'lstcrn Tibet in early grand total students; and inde­ too~, care itself for a while. eIrew up its formal repr!'t to be 795; 24. Temple, 13 ,291 ; 25. Wash­ cor~ OctQbel'. . Buyers Flood New York Stock Market pendent teachers colleges 4.5 per­ James Lo s, Princcss cafe own- submitted at 9:45 a.m. (Iowa time) (This dispatch from a local ington university (St. Louis), 11 ,- Thousands of Chinese and Sin­ cent fewer full time and 4.1 per­ er, was in . icted for first degree today to the 60-nalion political respondent did not give the NEW YORK (IP) - Buyers would ask congress, in his initial 889. kiang troops arc building new air­ cent fewer grand total students. murder by the Johnson county committee of the general assem­ sources of the information. Usual­ swamped the New York stock ex­ budget request, for about $100- The University of Miami, Fla., grand jury\ He went back to work bly. ly, however, Sinkiang traders and dntnes, roads, and rail ways chaI'1e with orders Tuesday and billion for the 1951-52 liscal year, Some Not Hard lilt Better than average enrollment with 11.066 crand total, is the Members of the British com­ refugee Sinkiang officials who throughout the provincc. prices were boosted along a broad helped to push stock buyillg to ~chnicians fre m Moscow arc records have been made th is fali larrest amcID, the .72 indepen­ monwealth arc waiting for re­ fled when the Communists t'ok front. the hlih level of 3,030,000 sharef, eipibiting mineral b y part-time students in evening dent colleres of arts and sci­ sults of the talks by comJl1Cn­ over the huge territory in Sep­ !'esourccs to feed Russian war industry. Uran­ A [tel' an unsettled lirst hour, colleges, whose e n roll men t ences; Oklahoma Anlcultural Congress Turns Oown wealth prime ministers in Lon­ .tember, 1949, are the only source Ium, platinum, pctroleum, coal dem:lOd started to flood into the dropped only 3.2 percent, and by and Mechanical college, with don beginning Thursday. for reports trom that remote ABC OK's Coast-to-Coast country adjoining northwestern and 'iron mines are being worked market and rarely let up for the women's colleges, whose full-time 10,505 crand lotal, is the larg­ Emergency Powers Informed sources here said ball1l1ce of Ihe session. Live Television Linkup attendance is down only 3.1 per­ est amonr 45 Independent tech­ that the outcome 01 those talks Tibet and India's farthest north at' the greatest possible speed. nological institutions; Western would have a direct bearing on state, Kashmir). Quantities of these materials ara Goins for a large majority of NE,.W YORK (JP) - The Ameri­ cent, Dr. Walters said. WASHINGTON lIP) - CongL'e~s how far Britain, India, Burma, The information gives this pic- being exported to Russia. stocks ran from a few cents to can Broo.dcasting el'mpany Tues­ He noted the smallest decrease Michl,an coHere or education, Tuesday turned down President Australia, Canada and Pakistan around $2 a shal'e, although a few day gave the go-ahead for the in teachers' colleges, down 2.5 per­ with 5,105 grand total. is the Truman's request for sweeping largest of 112 Independent will go on UN action against moved from $2 to $5 higher. A~ nation's tirst coast-ta-coast live cent. Next lowest is agriculture, emergency powers to reshuffle Communist China. Ihc close, 195 individual Issues television linkup. down 5.6 percent, third, liberal teachers' colle,es. government boards and bureaus Miss Bentley to Testify at Remington Trial wcre at 1950-51 peaks, and the ABC ordered from the Ameri­ arts, down 7,4 percent; fcurth, A geograpbical table shows that at will. NEW YORK (.Ip) - The defense gave hel' secret inforfnation while market on average reached a 20- can Telephone & Telegraph com­ of all the states and District pI t'ommel'ce or busincss administra­ The senate and house, however. Good bys Difficu It, Tuesday filed in a move to pl'e- she was a spy ring courier. year hillh. pany fUll-time co - axial cable tion, down U.S percent, and engi­ Columbia, only Arizona, with voled to give him power to revise vent Miss Elizabeth Bentley, for- William C. Chanler. defense service between Omaha, Ncb., neering, hardest hit of all, down three institutions reporting, has Much of the buying, as during defense contracts so as 'to insure Ike/s Wife Says mer courier for a Soviet spy ring, counsel, moved that any testi­ the big boom markets of the clos­ and San Francisco. 19.8 perc en t. more fuJI-time students in 1950 a steady output of vitally nccded from testifying at the perjury mony by Miss Bentley be exelud­ The AT&T expects the new fa­ The university president sees than in 1949; 13 ,804 this fall as ing days of 1950, stemmed from military equipment and supplies. DENVER 1m- M<1mie Doud Ei­ trial of William W. Remington, cd on the ground that propel' cilities to be completed late this "increasin,ly dlfflcu" financial against 9,701 last fall. fell:'s of inflatien. Mr. Truman had insisted that senhower has had lots of exp~L'. 33 , a former ccmmerce depart- cross-examination had been pre- reports that President Truman year. outlooks ahead for many InsU- both those powers, which were in ience - 34 years of it - in see. ment economist. vchled. effect from 1941 to 1947 should be ing her husband off to the wars. Remington is Charged with Iy- Chanler charged thut propcr Perry Predicted revived in the current emergency. But tbe wife of the famous ing when he denied under oath cross-examination had occn prc­ Steel Industry to Expand to 26 Cities But the outgoing 81st congress Gen. Dwight Eisenhowel' has con­ that he evcr was a GJmmunist. eluded by improper UBe by the Asian CriSIS in '56 took the s tand that he already fessed that she's not much dU­ Mi ss Bentley had told a con- government of pre-trial exam ina­ has adequate reorganization pow­ ferent tllan any other wife when gressional investigating commit- lion records in thc libel suit WASHINGTON (IP) - Commo­ ers under a 1949 law which givcs it comes to saying goodbye. tee that Remington had paid Com-' 'Remington had brought against dore Matthew Perry, the man each house o[ congrcss a veto over Said Mrs. Eisenhower, "We're all munist party dues to her. She Miss Bentley and others. The Ji­ who opened the ciosed door of any presidential move to shift human . . . naturally there will also had testified that Remington bel suit was settlcd out ([ court. Asia, predicted nearly a century gevernment agencies and their be tears." l.t ____ ago a clash of the "giants" - the duties. And while he's away, she prcb­ United States and Russia - over GENERAL NOTICES The bob - tailed bill sailed ably will avoid newsreels because, GENERAL NOTICES should be deposited witb thc city editor of the issues of world freedom. through both houses by voice vote. "The one thing that does break The Daily Iowan In Lhe newsroom in East Hall. otices must he And he pinpointed the spot as with individual members unre­ me up is seeing Ike walk across submitted by 2 Il.m. the day preceding first publication; they will the eastern coast of Asia, where corded. the screen." NOT be aecepled by photic, and 'must be TYPED OIt LEGlBLY Russia's satellite forces of China WRITTEN and SIGNED by a resPolI)!ible person. and North K!orea are battling LIBRARY BOOJ{S charged from day, Jan. 8, 12 :15 p.m., private esti r American troops. Macbride hal' reading room from dining room, Iowa Union. Perry's predictions are quoted official dai-/y Sunday, Dec. 3 through Wednes­ in the current Issue of a bulletin day, Dec. 13, will be due during ' RESERVE BOOK charged publiShed by the Retired Officers thc holiday peL'iod on tile date trom serials reserve reading room association. Perry made the re­ stamped unless renewed. Books for the holiday period wi II be duc marks during a speech in New BULLETIN charged cut on Dec. 14 will be due by 11 a.m. TuesdNorthwestern university will be department over WSUI at 3:30 --- ding trip. , guest speaker Saturday at a meet- p.m. today. "Pinoechio, " a marionette show. They will live at 228 S. Summit ing of the psychology colloquium Miss Keaster will be Interview- will be presented in two perform­ street. in the House chamber of Old ed by Mrs. E. C. Howe and Mrs. ances at thq LongfelloW" school " CapitolH at 10 a.m. IJ. L. Casey, both members of the F fl'd ay, a t ~:A. ,0 nn Ii".:. 45 p.m. Number 10 ••• THE PANDA is 10pi.c w!ll be "Toward a American Association or Univer- Tickets for! lhe P.T.A. sponsor- Income Tax Office NeurophYSiologICal Theory of sity Women. The AAUW sponsors ed prodUction a,re available at the OAPITOL STA RTS I Opens Here to Help Emotion." a similar program__ ea_c_ h_ m_o_n_t_h_. __s_ch_o_OI. 1.130 sey.::m.::o:.:u::r-..::.a.:..\':el::\u:e~. __~~~~ ~~~~F~R~ID~A.Y_III' With 1950 Returns This timely shoe sale means savings ,. for you in the face of rising prices The nation's biggest collective ... Buy now and save! he adache, income tax returns, is in the offing and the U.S. Inter­ nal Revenue department Tuesday opened fulltime offices in the Iowa City postoffice to alleviate some of the suffering. The office is being manned by three tax comultants, C.G. Man­ ning, C.A. Boyle, and Glenn, An­ derson. Hours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The consultants reminded all • rTet's salaried persons, professional per­ !tInnel, and wage earners that returns are due by March 15. For get down to farmers, however, the deadline for the declaration of estimate oC 1950 income is Jan. 15. bear facts!" Wage earners and salaried in­ dividuals must submit the actual 300 Pairs of 8m{) Unt of income taxes they paid in 1950. Professional personnel must submit an estimate of their 150 pairs of Airstep and Valentine 1951 taxes and the first one-fourth • payment Qf that estimate. Profes­ forme-rly priced 9,95 to 12.95 sional persons must also make the sport shoes, loafers, ties and straps final one-fourth of their 1950 taxes . by Jan. ]5. Beige - Brown - Cordovan - Red. Includes low medium high heel Farmers have until Jan. t5 to file an estimate of their 1950 in­ some wool lined weather shoes and two Black Red • come along with 80 perc en t ef the estimated tax. Then they have eyelet ties in flannel lined weather shoes. " until March 15 to file a t in al Brown Green return and the remaining tax. However, it a farmer fails 0. file Were 7.95 to 8.95 I~ his estimate by Jan. 15 , he 'mus Submi t a final return and the entire ]950 tax by J an. 31. NOW A few Rev. Bosley to Speak 84 88 at 6.86 At University Vespers '5 . 7 The sudden rash of quick-trick cigarette tests The Il.ev. Harold A. Bosley, may have cau ed panda-monillm on the campus - but our scholarly pastor of the First Methodh t chUrch of Evanston, Ill., will ~ peak friend was unperturbed. He pondered the facts of the case and dccidell that at university vespers Sunday eve­ ning, Jan. 7. one-pu1I or on e-sniff tests •• , single inhale and exhale compal'i on are hardly One of the younger theologians and preachers In America, the conclusive, Proof of cigarette mildn ess doesn't come that fast! Rev. Bosley has written four 65 pairs of dress flats in suedes, books on religIon. He wfll talk on And that's exactl y why we sugge t . , . "Can One Be Certain of God." The talk will be followed by 'an brown and black. Were 8.95 to sell .~ible the 3D-Day Camel fildness Test Open torum on the vesper topic. The test - Because of the lor urn , the vespers to In the senate chamber of Old cbp­ 9.95 which simply a ks you try Camels a your steady itol, will be more informal than usual. Services will begin at 8 smoke - on a pack aIter pack, day after day basis. No nap p,m. 200 pairs of fine Poll Parrot judgments neededl Alter you've enjDyed Camels - Wed­ CIVIL SUIT FILED j and only Carnels - for 30 days in your "T·Zone" onlY. Johnson county's first civil suit mem­ petition was filed Tuesday by the CHILDREN'S · SHOES (T for Throa t, T for Taste), we believe you'll/moll.! why, , , pipers Hawkins Electric company of Were 5.85 to 7.00 All Sales Final Chicago to collect $100 it alleged was due from Drew McNamara, G test 422 Grilnd avenue. No' R~funds or Exchanges ~ (l'Olli The company cla ims It sold NOW ,More People Smoke Camels rchaor- M~Namara goods In December ., rOom 1949, and January and Fet:Jnla ry \ noon, 1950 for which it hilS not yet been 'han any o'her cigareHe I paid. PAOrPOtJa ....--TIft DlULY IOWAN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 3, 1951 Aft ... Four Straight Wins - Bradley, Sugar Bow~ . . Cage Winner, Top FI-awkeyes pen Big 'fen Race Against Purdue Team in Country (A") - Following four ,;ctories oYer the holiday f PCe s- two of lh"' I11 ---' NEW YORK Bradley1s unbeaten basketbaU club, with 13 against nationally ranked tenms-lowa's b.lSkcthall t am open Did This Play Lose Game for Cal? straight wins and a Sugar 'Bowl Big Tell !,Ia Saturday night agllinst Purdue 0 11 the field house title, was voted the No. 1 team in We Didn't Like This - the nation Tuesday by 215 writ· Aoor. I * * * ers and sportscasters in thE! Aftt?1' Purdue, Towa face ' III i- We received 3 letter recentl y taki ng us to task for misquoting weekly Associated Press poll. no's the following Monday in a Wolves Down RolJie Williams' record at [owa. During T tJan l ~sg i ving vacation last Kentucky, leader in the fir'st home game and then travels to ye~r, it was inco rrectly reported that a Will ia ms' coached team won two weeks of the poll, was • EVllIIIton tor a game with North- a Big Ten championship during Rollie's 13 year tenure before the knocked off the top by its uP.set wettem Jan. 13. war. loss to St. Louis Friday !light, 43- Coach Rollil! Williams Tuesday P, U r d u e~ 61 -60 42, in oveli:ime. The Wildcat. termed his squad "as ready as it Calling our attention to this mistake isn't what burned us up. wound up in third place, behind wUl ever be" to enter the Big LAFAYETTE, IND. OP) -Char­ When we're wrong, we're willing to admit it. What did warm us Bh:dley and the Oklahoma Ag­ Ten race. "There are still some ley Murray's tenth free throw under the collar was some of the othe r things said in the letter. gies. tbin" to work on this week, gave Michigan a 61-60 victory Bradley m oved out l1:ont by Normally, somethinl' of this nature wouldn't prompt us to re­ however," Williams said. "1 want over Purdue Tuesday night in whipping previously undefeated to do some additional defc.nsi ve the opening game of the Big Ten ply publicly. But we feel that some of the sentiments exprcssed Indiana, bowling over Syracu5C work alalnst Purdue's style after basketball season for both teams. are basic and un-healthy. and S t. Louis at the Sugar Bowl our scout briefs the players on In a game that saw 65 personal The writers, who used the typewritten signature of "The party and then rushing home to that malerial." fo uls called. all other aces on Racine's Gang," went on to say that "Pops" Harrison left Williams bop Harvard. Defense Need. Empba is both teams had fouled out when excellent material and th at if Rollie came through OK, but ie he The Oklahoma Aggies took av. The defensive dr ills started Murray . ank the last 01 h is ten didn't, he wasn't much of a basketball coach. eL' the No.2 slot by r unning their Tuesday a rte1'l1oon. Eight of the ! r e sh'ts just when it coun~d streak to 12 in a ro w wi th wins squad members who have played most. At thc same time, Purdue's This seems to typify the attitude of far too many fair weather over Baylor, Texas and Arkan­ the most this season split into J ohn Toeppe was missing two Iowa fans who can't say enough in p raise of the team when it is sas. Kentucky came back after two teams and alternated on of­ , ee Jhrows. wi nning and can't say enough against it and the coach when it is the loss to St. Louis a t New Or­ feMe and defense. Williams has P urdue kept control through losing. We're not saying that a coach or a team should be immune leans to whip Syracuse, 69-59, in maintained since the fil'st game the first hal! as J ack Server scor­ trom all criticism. What we are saying is that fans and interested the Sugar Eowl consolation fin. that Iowa's defense was the one ed eight of his ten points. But parties should withhold criticism until both the team and c ~u c h als . • phqc of play which required the the Boilermakers made only one Thr ino ten team,: have been given a fair chance. I. B rad ley most emphasis. of their first 15 goal shots go ~ d 'l. Okla h om A. A&:nl Williams plans 10 stick with the at the • tart of the second half, Iowa. lost two unexpected road games to Western Michigan and ;{, K .. n l..u ck y starting lineup he has used in the and Michigan pushed ahead. 4. LOll e Isla nd BuUel'l early in thc season and immediately the critics started a Ii. St. Louis last several games. This has Frank C-enter Leo Vanderkuy kept howl that, if combi ned in one unified boo, would have rocked the 6. Indl B. ua. Calstwek and Herb Thompson at Michigan's control ti ght while Bob 7. North Carollll il State fieldh ~ us e rafters. "They stink." "If this is the best team in the Big S. Villa nova forwards, Chuck Darli ng at cen­ Olson's jump shots yielded five Ten I'd like to see the worst." These were typical comments aiter lI. Ka n sas Sta te ter, and Fred Ruek and "Skip" goals and a total ol 14 points for 10. Wyomln r the losses. Greene at guards. Ruck replaced scoring,h' l1ors. Tom Tierna'it scor­ Bob "Pinky" Clifton on the start­ ed four of the Wolverines' goals. Even some of the sports writers who had eyes for no OIlC but Baseball Meeting inll club. Toeppe and Tom PoJlom, both 'Iowa In' pre-season predictions shied away from the lIawkeyes Baseball Coach Otlo Vogel an­ Cals~ck has almost completely substitutes, led P urdue's late and picked IllinOiS, Indiana and MinnclI(Ita as the three top con­ nounced Tuesday that a meeting for all candidates will be held recovered from a crippling thigh comeback and cut the Wolverines' tenders for the title. injury which threate ned earlier in lead to 59-58 with less than four lAP WI.epboto) this aft ernoon at 4 p.m. in the WHEN THE ROSE BOWL GAME was discussed Tuesday, most of the 'ans agreed that California \08t the season to hang on IndefinitelY. minutes to go. Bob Olson fouled Getting back to the letter. The writers' parting thrust was that fieldhouse. At the meetinlf Vogel He has scored 87 points In seven out trying to stop one of Toeppe's the game on the play shown above. Halfback Jim Monachino slipped and fl!lI without being' hlt' in a all my misquoting in the world wouldn't help Williams. As .was will outline plans for two months j games for a 12.4 game average. shots. Toeppe had a chance to third down try for a. touchdown. On the next play, the Bea.rs didn't pick up the necessary yardage explained earlier in th is piece, the error was entirely unintentional of indoor drills starting Thursday. • DarUne Lead. corers gi ve PUI'due the lead then, but he and Michigan took over on downs. Had California scored, they would have held a two touchdown and was in no way designed to add or detract from Williams' record. halftime lead. The Wolverines won, 14-6. Darling leads the Iowa scorers missed both free throws. Right no w, on the verge of the Big Ten race - which we still with HI joints in the same num­ Mark Scarr and Murray feel the Hawks' have a better than average chance of winning - the . ar~ ber of games fo; a 20.1 average dropped in [ree throws, but Pur­ team j1eeds the support of everyone professing to be a loyal fan. -1!..-"u.J.-/!"fTHE SCANDAlS j and seventh spot among the na­ J::IauraaP_ Of ClOCH t" M E~ E I • due only managed to equal that If the home folks aren't behind the team, certainly no one else is tion's scorers. The big center has with a goal by Sammy Price. Conferences Favor Rose Bowl Renewal scored on .380 oercent of his shots. gOing to be. STARTS By BOB MYERS I CAPITOL I A brief dige; t of the lour games Louis Predicts KO We're not asking you to find no fault with the individual players r~~~~~~~~~F~R~ID~A~Y~~ played during the vacation 101- IU VE H [DE, CALIF. ( AP )- The Big Ten and Pacific coast * * * or with the way the team is coached or run. We're not asking it -: lows for the benefit of those read­ In Bout with Beshore conferences favo r renewal of th ir Rose Bow l foo tball pact, but a Blame Cal's Choice because we 'll probably indulge in this very thing a little ourselves CHICAGO COLLEGE of ers not here at that time. few wri nkles wi ll ha ve to be ironed out before it gets the official before the season is over. But let's wait until the season has gone lowe 63, Notre Dame 60 -The DETROIT (tPI - J oe Louis, trim a little longer before our criticism reaches the poin t contained in the and confldcnt, predicted Tuesday hellbt and rebounding of (he okav. For Bowl Defeat letter. OPTOMETRY Hawkcyes overcame Notre Dame's he'll knock out Freddie Beshore B'elief that th e probl ems will The con. t sends its champion to Nationally A ccrftdUed extreme shooting accuracy ill th is to ni!/ht in a la-round "comeback" PASADENA, CALIF. (A") - The • " !;c solved wa ~ expressed Tuesday the bowl, but the Big Ten has op­ All Outstanding CoHeg'e in a fi ght at Olympia. Tuesday quarter backs came up A lot of talk following Michigan's win over California i n Mon­ lame. The game was close all the by the commissio ners of the two erated on a system where no team Splendid Profl'sslon Having melted off nearly six day's Rose Bowl game h as centered around whether the now expired way and was tied at 60-60 with conferc",'n-. K ~:1:-(:" L. (Tug) return1 a zecond time within a with their verdic t Tuesday: Cali­ pound. fron his Mid riff and legs pact between the two conferences will be renewed. E n t ra n t. e requIrement two minutes left. Wil:on of the:::' TC:1 and Vic tOI' span of three years. fornia lost the Rose Bowl game thir ly hou rs of Lib er a) Then Herb Thompson hit a in three weeks or intensive train­ by not trying a field goal late A rts credits. Advanced O. ~·c hmidt of the coast gro ~\ ;>. Wilson said the Big Ten a l ~ o Sentiment seems to be about evenly split. Some feel that ing. the Brown Bomber wa;; sure standio r ".flted to r a ddi. follow in shot to break the tic and Represen ta Ii ves of every school wou Id like to get more tickets to in the seconci quarter. the Pacific coast conference has learned a hard five year lesson tlonal L. A. credits. give Iowa the win. Darh ng hit 20 he's regained some of his losl in the Big Ten and the coast loop the Ro se Bowl and perhaps set up To refresh yo1.¥' memory: Call­ and is willillg' to admit, by failure to renew the contract, the speed and murden.us punching Next Class Starts Feb. 12 points and Calsbeek got t5 . confen'ed for several hours Tues­ a !:Jolicy whereby Big Ten students fornia was ah e~ d , 6-0, and had BII' Ten's superiority. Iowa .., UCLA 63 - This was power. tho roughly do minated MIchigan Excellen t cllnlca.l facilities. day. The discussions, h owever, may get tickets a t student ra t e ~. Others feel that the west coast ers would lose even more prostige Recreation Al a nd a thletic undoubtedly Iowa's most impres­ are morc informal th an official th oughout the first half. In the acth'ltles. D ormitories on At present, the Western confer­ than they have by five straight beatings by not renewing the contract. Ca m\lllS. A lltlfOvcd for sive showing of the year. UCLA Cage Results and it will require formal action ence gets somewhere between 14,- watling moment\ , the Bears drove veterans. was ranked seventh in the coun- by' both leagues la ter on. 500 and \ 5,000 tickets to the Rose to a third dowt1\ on the Michigan p ersonally, we feel that the contract will be extended with the 348 Belden Ave. too bl) fore it started a thl'ee game '1iehl~" The Big Ten will meet late in lh.I:ee. Jim Monachina slipped and possible stipUl ation that a Big Ten school can represent the con- TIOU:lto ; 10 lJ ...ah " 7 Bowl. Wilson said the [tudents Chicago H. , III. eastern swing that saw It lose to ",,,'.'1 ' 1 fiT. I'Inrth '::.rollno 50 F ebruary in Chicago, and the coast who came out fo r this year's Mich­ lost a yard. It was fourth and Bradley, Long Island university Louisville 89, TamP!' 74 conference swung into it s annual igan game haci to pay the usual four. P ete Sha1;\arum made only ference every second instead of third year. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;t;;;;;~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~ l)uqucsne 7". Sun Jo~e .:t -l~'" G7 and the Hawkeyes. IIhnol. Nurmul 71. Wa 'l ;] . ~~ winter sessions late Tuesday fat:. $5.5 0 rate whil e the California two yards and Michigan took Iowa's regulars held a 27 point SI. John', 47. CC:-IY 44 lowing the meeting with the mid­ over. Ut.,h 53. Stauford 45 students got· in for a dollar and a lead when Williams removed Rice 5~. Georgia Tech 51 western err . half. WESTRUM SIGNS them in favor ot a reserve team I Wetit vlr.Klnl8 62. WeSINIl Reserve 44 The two commissioners would with about four minutes lett. The t..~" ren ee ~ 67. Penn S\.~ te 56 not hazard an opinion on whether NBA RESULTS NEW YORK (lPI - W.es West­ Uclans then Whi ttled the fi nal . . . the presenl sys tem of selecting the r um signed his 1951 New margin down to 17 points. mtel'mlSS101l. and then faded JO Rose Bowl teams would continue. er~~~dC ] ph i. 87 . Indiana polis 86 (0"- Giants contract Tuesday. Cllisbeek, In a return to la st the last period. year's form scored 24 points Chuck Darhng, who sat out followed by 'Darling's 19. The wi~ ~nost of the last .half, was recalled marked Iowa's fi[th straight vic- 1n the elo., lIlg millutes to help ?ut. GnJ.o/-:Jlw tory over a west coast opponent. The big center scored 20 POlllts Iowa 61 Lo),ola of Chicago 56- and. Calfbeck got .15. . , , . . 'l'ne g'me, which marked Its This was Iowa s Ilrst road Will of -0 h t . ht . t h . t the sea~on . The Ha wks met the ~ t S ~alg wm a ome agams Chlcalo school in part of a d:> uble- non-conference opponents, sta:· ted 's slowly belore oft be:lten Pltts- 3 h ea d el' a t Mil wau kce , WI . b h d 'd d 1 lth th .Sea on The score was ' lied 31-31 ~ Hu rgk en C 0 run w e halftime .Then Iowa slow ly pulleu arw tSh' I 1 l'd 'C 1 n e uur 10 I ay games a s- away In the second. halI on the. 16 b ~k' 'ed 69 oints and Darli ng and 12 pOint seorlOg of Darhng 7~ - ~C~l P I randfather and Calsbeekj, respectlvely. pom s. ______, Even thougn Iowa won, Wi! - '/J ~ ... ~~ ... .£. -,..,-....~.""'. wasn't satisfied. "U was one U' f ~ - --- was a of those games you're glad to win considering the way you p l aye~" - (lAJv~~J~"" l7/ lf ~C ANDA'S J::I~ OF ClOCH£':'fM,EI We'll waste no words about higher replace­ he said. thrifty soul ment costa or large stor.ks of clothing. You'll Iowa '73. PUtBbureh 66 - The I ftAPITOL S T~RTS I lWiiiiA.I.I.Jj recoqnize these values when you eee them, Hawkeyes, usually a first hnll ~ FRIDAY ~Iffi:n This merchandiae is aU new - ".c:=:-tTTTlI-"''fI1ii it'. got to be - we haven't had ~~aimi'ihi~id~a~2~1~Pioiiinitileia~d~a~t ~tih~e ~~~~~~~~~~"II~ but how our BrBt birthday yeti So take our adVice ~ come in today and share in the.se terrific END-OF· Rock '~m, sock 'ern he gambled ! THE-8EASON valueB: knit 1.75 values. Your choice ~WI NECKWEAR EVENT $1.00 Err J\ Rayon twirl, Satin, PU]'e Silk, All WooL - both ' Four-in-hands al1d ' TI1I ALL ,(,OOL SPORT COATS 7HAT Iiri:;l!.l~ . Bows. Values to 2.50. Your choice seL Our ell tire sfock in fine all wool fa b­ In fil ct, once upon a tilllc, all bu si ll c~s ti ons of newspapers and periodi cal s, $1.00 Ho~ OR PLAIN I11 cn who ad verti sed werc, wi II i ng or • jlist as there are definite standards rics. 25 .00 to 35. 00 values MoV lOA \IIl\vill ing, confirmed spec ula to rs. for th e weights an~ measures of mer­ 20% off CIN The)' cOllldn' t hcl pit, beCtlll se in those ch'lIldi se . ~~~ Foulards, Cl'epes, Silk and Wool Tar­ lIleS I tans and Wool and Cashm~e . Values OUr days they had 110 \vav of kll Ol ing SKIRT . , . This newspaper is a mem'ber of WIIM'ltWI 1.95 to 5.00 CORD SPORT COATS SI<'V wha ~ they would ge t for their moner . _-\ .B.c. Our circulation is audrted by WO . 20% off 22.50 value now ...... $17.90 COLL Beautifully drycleoned and prened experi enced circulation auditors. The :r mlay, adverti sing money Cilll be 19,95 value now ...... $14.90 IWA' ; 1Ir.:esleri on a basis of facts- the in ­ information thus obtained is issued in A. B.C. reports which show how Button Fronts. Ski formati on in th e reports of the :\ ud it SLACKS - Btireall of Circulations, a n:ltional, much crrculation we have, where it iIIII!~im patterns and Solids. 100 % Wool. Values to 11.95. . Your choice All Wool and Cord in Gab ardines, coo pera ti ve and non -profi t associ:t­ goes, how it was obtained and other facts that tell busin ess men whatthcy nmMlMI $6.90 Fl ann ~ ls" and Coverts. Values tion () f 3300 advertise rs, adver ti sing 6.95 to 14.95 age ncic ' ;ind publishers. The :\.I~.C. , gef for tlleir money when ther adver­ SPORT SHIRTS t ~ s e 20% off orgil lli zcy in 191-t, has es tablis hcd ti?c in h coluillns. ~!IIIifti A wonderful variety of patterns and stand ards for measuring the circulit- .. \ ~ k fur il cupy of ulir A. B.C. rcport, solid color Gabardines. Values to 5. 95. Your choic'e f THE STORM- COAT BUY OF THE YEAR Full length mouton collar, Alpaca lined. A II " rltu. Sp.cia'. Good rla,-" Jan, 13 tit TheDaiLylo~an sizes regular 'and longs. A 30.00 valu e ~$19 : 90 r So. Dubuque: . .~ 218 E. Washington THE DAILY IOWAN, WESDNESDAY, JAN. 3, 1951 - PAGE FJtB Machine Bill Borgeson Replaces $lS-Million Dam on Four Auto Accidents Anti-Slot Signed Chariton Planned Here Over Weekend WASHINGTON ItPI - President special law exempting itself 1rom Ousted Ch~mist Truman signed legislation Tues­ Ihe ban on slot machine ship­ Plans [or a $15-million dam on IADSB' day which outlaws shipment, f ments. DES MOINES (lPI - State Sec­ the Chariton river will be formu­ Four auto accidents were re­ slot machines into all states except retary of Agriculture Clyde Spry lated at the monthly meeting of ported to Iowa City police over The bill was pushed through Wanted to Rent Typing Instruction those which speci[ically legalize congress last month after an at­ named Dr. R. W. Borgeson, a the Iowa Natural Resources the weekend as the weatherman formel' Iowa State college instruc­ renewed his sabotage of good driv­ them and may strike a heavy tack of laryngitis broke up a council in Des Moines Tuesday, it GARAGE sp'.u,.>e ;vt trucks near the GENERAL and Ihell. typing. Dlnl 8- BALLROOM dance 1.,lOnl. Mlm1 Youde blow at organized gambling. tor, as state chemist Tuesday to ing conditions. downtown busineSS district. Larew 2732. WurJu. Dial 948:1. threatened one-man senate fili­ was announced by Garland Her­ Company. The law, which will be enforced buster by Sen. George W. Malone succeed a woman who bowed out Damages were not estimated in TYPING- Gcneral a~'d thesis. Phone BALLROOM dancing. Harriet Walab. 0101 3780. by the FBl, carries criminal pen­ (R-Nev.), whose state is the only in the P-60 anti-freeze dispute. shey, bead 01 SUI's geological wr­ a collision at the intenection of General Services 8-09.'. alties of $5,000 fine Dnd two years one in which "slots" are legal. Borgeson, who has been a re­ vey. Iowa avenue and Riverside drive THESIS and ecncral typln8. Phone DO YOU WANT TO LEARN A TRADE? search chemist for the Diamond at 9 p.m. Monday. Drivers were PORTABLE electric sewing ",aehlnel for 8-1346. The State University of Iowa offers a in prison ror violators. Hershey, chairman of the re­ one-semester course In printlllil and Alkali company, Painesville, Ohio, William H. McCurry, G, Elberton, rent. $5 per month. SINGER SEWING It bans outright the use of sources council, and Dean F. M. Apartments for ~ent linotype operating. Graduates have no will receive $5,400 a year, which Dawson, college of engine,ering, Ga., and Andrew Renfeld, Avoca. CENTER. 125 S. Dubuque. trouble In securing jobs where they eRn "one armed blll1dits" on any land Whetstone Co-Owner tlnlsh training. For detail.. write to under exclusive federal jurisdic­ is $1,500 more than his predeces­ will attend the meeting. Highway patrolmen reported a UNFURNISHED apa,lment. Two room., James Morrison, $e. SUI Linotype Schoo•• Music and Radio kitchenette. private bath. couple. 5689. Iowa City. Iowa. tion. This will compel the armed sor, Mrs. Esther Johnston, re­ The dam, to be built by federal car driven by an unidentified SUI ceived as acting state chemist, student turned over on highway APARTMENTETI'E In new home. Phone forces to remove them from of­ Dies in Arizona funds, will be located ten miles RADIO repalrlnll. JACKSON'S ELEC- 8-0014. Baby Sitting ffers' clubs, and will forbid their Spry said. north 01 the Missouri border near 6, three miles east of Iowa City TRIC AND GIFT. use in Alaska, Hawaii, the Dis­ William O. Byington, 51, co­ The secretary of agriculture an­ Centerville. at 10:44 p.m. Monday. Damage AURDAL Baby SHUn, Aleney. • S. trict of Columbia or territorial owner of the Whetstone Drug ccm­ was estimated at $60. . : Autos for Sale - Used Linn St.. Phone 8-0330. Baby luten nounced several days ago that he The re,ources council must con­ Loans wanted. possessions. pany, died of a heart attack at had fired Mrs. Johnston for her fer with Missouri officials belore Fred Cline, 922 E. Davenport ------1937 FORD $75. 1937 CHEVROLET $150, 1934 FORD $50. 1933 PLYMOUTH. $75. BABY .lttlna. M,.,.. DeFrance. .... 11M. Each of the 48 states, however, 5:20 p.m. Monday at Flagstart. stand in a controversy stemming definite action can be taken on Street, reported hl's car had beerr m5SSS$ LOANED on guns. cameras. dia­ Ariz., while listening to the Rose monds. clothing. etc. RELIABLE LOAN See these and other used cars at Ek- ha s the option of enacting_ a from the P-60 anti-freeze case, the project. Army engineers will struck Tuesday morning while CO. 109 Ea .. Burlington. wall Motor Co. 627 S . Capitol. Help Wanted Bowl game. but she iet it be known last Fri­ survey the Chariton river al'ea be­ it wa ~ parked in front of the court QUICK LOANS on jewelry. cloth,n'. 1937 lour door PLYMOUTH. Very good Mr. and Mrs. Bvinl'ton left Iowa day that she was ready to gh e -up fore dam construction begins. house. He said identification of radios. etc. HOCK-EYE LOAN. 1261!. condition. Reasonably priced. Dial MEN studenUl wanled Cor part time SUI Graduate Charged ' City last Wednesday to spend a her job without a light. the other vehicle was leU on his S. DubUQue. 6477. help. Apply Student Supply. With Drunken Driving month in the southwest. windshield. The son of Judge O.A. and An­ French Premier Bill Courtney, 1014 N. Summit Insurance For foot comfort . . Do your own moving with a An SUI gr<1duate, Gustaf .. G. !lie B. Byington, Mr. Byington was Local Woman Recovers street, reported his car was hit Shoe Repairing and Supplies handy luggage trailer. FOR fire and auto Insurance. homes and Petersen, 315 S. Gilbert street, born and raised in Irwa City. Saturday night while it was park­ ncreages. sec Whiting-Kerr Realty Co. LET US REPAIR YOUR SHOES Purse Containing $200 May Visit Truman Rented by the hour, day. has been charIJed in Tnwa (';tv A graduate of Oity high school, ed in front of his residence. Dam­ Di al 2123. For new shoe looks . . . police court with operating a mo- Mr. Byington attended SUI. Dur­ The new year started out right PARIS «PI - Premier Rene Ple­ age was not estimated. 113 Iowa Avenue 01' week. Phone 6838. tor vehicle while intoxicaLed. ing World War 1I he served in for Mrs. H.A. Samuel, Coralville, ven will fly to Washington w,ithin Rooms for Rent JOWA CITY TRAILER MART Petersen, 34 , received a degree thE: armed force~ . when she recovered a lost purse the next two weeks to confer with ROOM and board. 625 S. Gilbert. ED SIMPSON ]225 So. Riverside Drive in liberal arts in 1946. He was re- l3esides his widow, Mary M., can tain ing $200. Pre, ident Truman on the critical Ie to Begin Sale I DES I RABLE room for lady. Clos., lll. leased on a $1,000 \Jond. Officials Mr. Byington is survived by one Mrs. Samuel lost the purse New world situation, official French Phone 4723 or 2333. ' said it was Petersen's second 0[- son, William M., two grandchil­ Year's eve. Monday she received sources said Tuesday. Of Sewer Bonds ROOM for man. 115 N. Cllnton. Phone fense. dren, and one brother, Dr. • Le- a phone caB from Thomas Davis. (In Washington, a state depart­ 6336. \ Tn another case, Robert Clark, Grand Byington, of Denver, Colo. Ladora, whose daughter had found ment spokesman said the depart­ Iowa City will sell $10,000 worth of sewer bonds beginning Cedar Rapids, was fined $12.50 on The bcdy is being brought to the purse on a downtcwn Iowa ment knew nothing about a po ~ ­ Work Wanted Do You Save Articles a charge of carrying a loaded and the McGovern funeral home, City street. sible visit from Pleven. He said at 9 a.m. today to cover the cost assembled gun in his cal' on a where funeral arrangements are Mrs. Samuel drove to Ladora there had been "no discussions" of sewer construction in the city GENERAL cleaning. Part thnc Write la ~t fall. ~~DallY lo_w_"_n.______public highway. I pending. Monday to pick up the purse. of such a trip.) The project itself cost $LD,893.62. SHIRTS Ironed. 15c. Washed. 5e extra. You Longer Use? The SI 0,000 in bonds will cover 625 S. Gilbert. No special assessments that have not :!'_======ROOM AND BOARD By GENE AHERN ROOM AND BOARD BY GENE AHERN been paid for by property owners where the work was dime. I.MAHER BROS. ME iRING YOU GIFT FROM V~R.Y INT~ R.ESTING, Assessments paid so far total WHAT B~CAME OF TH' TH' BESLER BOYS ?"'WELL,50N, RESERVATION/"'CALL UM CHIEf '" THANKS/ $6,450. The city will pay the re­ • CRICKET ROCK"' " MAKE BEELER BOYS. THAT TH' FEW LEFT BREI\THIN' HAS maining $3,400. TOUGH BANDIT GANG BEAT IT "'JT Of TH ' STATE!'" NOISE LIKE CRICKET ... HIM V . TRANSFER GO TZEEP -TZEEP .... BUT 'PAF., IF IT WERE '. YOU 'v ~ BEEN THEY DEeDED m LEAvE ONE ONLY A ROCK. GUN-FIGHTING FOR YOU NO HEAR NOW FROM D"'Y WHEN [DID MY DUTY AS CONTAINING .~======~. For Elflcient Furnitllre YEARS" ., . HAVE YOUR.. SHERIFF AN ' HUNG 2.7 ~F EAR ... GET MI\GIC BOx . WANT AD RAiES FREE: WHEELING 'EMj"'YEP "'HAD 'EM GaiN' HIM M",KE CRICKET NOISE, GOLD!' " Moving BULLETS TAK~ UP AN' DOWN LIKE TZEEP-TZEEP, BUT I'LL ACT • • PLEASED WITH Classified Display 'EM OFF TH' CENSUS A yo.yo! WHEN NEAR.. and FIGURE? '" HIS GIFT.' _, One Day ...... 15c per col. inch .~ ROCK/ Six Consecutive days, Baggage Transfec per day ...... :... 60c per col. inch J One Mont." ...... 50c per col. inch Dial - 9696 - Dial (Avg. 26 insertions) For consecutive insertions One day ...... 6c per word 7,046 Three days ...... ,lOc per word Sen Them Six days ...... 130 per word One Month ...... 390 per word SALESME'N Check your 0<1 In the IIr.t tssue It ap­ pears. Tb! Dallv InwAn can be re ~oon­ Ilble for on Iy one Incorrect insertlon. ••• Work for YOU Today With A Ed Hunting Jr. When You USCI Classified Manager Bring Advertisements to • DAILY I~WAN Daily Iowan The Daily Iowan Business Office Basement, East Hall or phone Classified Ads Want Ad Dial 4191 4191 PHONE 4191 ODAY

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IrS"'lrS LtlCE 'TEAr2'NG MV HE'Al,J:IT" POPEYE: WANTS our !' u~ .. NO .~ O.o.D HIS CAN'T' 00 Tl-lArlO ""Ii: r--...,..,...... HI: CA"I·T' .. ·.~'(.soe. ) He- .Jusr CAN'r.!' MOMMA0-__ £ANY 'fEARS AGO HIS POPPA SENT HER FOR SOME lOBACCY, twD SHE "lEVER CAME f\.\CK -- THAT IS THE ONL.Y KNOWN CLUE ." ILl" IOWAN, "'ED:\'ESDAY, J AN, 3, 1951 Panacea Crew Search for lost Stone 3 Students Escape 5cientists Centers in Glasgow GLASGOW, SCOTLAND ~ Builds Stage Sets The search tor the stolen Stone of Injury When Car Preserve life at low Scone centered here Tuesday, as Temperature Over Holidays police invest igated the recent ac­ Semi-Annual Plunges info avine CLEVELA D. OHIO - 1111 - tivities of a former Glatgow uni- ,. Three experiments showing that A south sea island, a campus ' versity student. Three SUI students narrowly lile can b preserved at 320 de­ dormitory and the back end of a Th'e ex-student is one of five escaped injuries Tuesday when a grees be \. zero were reported pick-up truck were built over men suspected by Scotland Yard car owned by Dean S~hmidt . C3. Tuesday at the 117th annual the Christmas holiday at SUI. of engineering the theft of the Mason City. skidded and plun~ed S.HOE m('etini( of the AmerIcan associa­ The island. the dorm and the centuries - old coronation stone into the 50 fret ravine betw en tion for the advancement of sei­ truck are stage sets for the aU- from Westmin ~ ter abbey on the Phi Kappa Psi fratemil~' c:-rc. campus musical "In tbe Pink" Christmas morning. house and the Catholic ~tude'lt l:l (\.1(' " pel'jment, a group of scheduled to be presented J an. 17- center. . ~. T ~"I •• university scientists 20 in Macbride auditorium. it jcstles up and down like the Schmidt was in the car ,.. ... (> ~ u·cd chick embryos. A[ter two The musical will have 10 full real thing. . it tarted ~lidin'! toward the r:l d:!),s of heubation, and when the stage sets and there will be 21 The sets were built in the me­ vine and jumped clear n it 1'0'1- I, ~r had iust begun to beat, the scene changes in the show. chanical engineering lab and are ed backwards down the steep embr 'os were quickly frozen by Directcr Ron Butler, A2, New­ now being moved to Macbride au­ ea'~~ · lope. ;rrmo>rsion in liquid air at about ton. and set designer Robert Ran­ ditorium fo r the last two weeks of Richard McKay, A4. Knoxville. 320 degrees below ;!:ero. dolph, G, Centerville, had charge rehearsals. , . Itnd Charles McLau~h1ir\, A4. "All activity in the embryo Burlington, were with Schmidt at ceases at once," Dr. B . J . Luyet, daysot the. set building over the " .lli- r~:::;;=====::, the time of the accident. They of the St. Louis group, said: Randolph plans to erect an ex- ,\{ 'I ' Yt • "11 got out of Ule car before the mis- "After all the embryos have been tension on the small Macbride tt' ~J • t STARTS T0M. 'O'RROW. hap in an attempt to put blocks frozen solid tor as much as one auditorium stage to make the l under the wheel to prevcnt the hour they are rapidly rewarmed scene changes easier. TODA Y & THURSDAY car from sliding. by sudden immerSion In a warm The pick-up truck has been I '.Wedn~sday.l Jan. J·rd McKay I'st his balance steppin.'! salt solution. The heart resumes built on hinges and pins so that f on the icc and slipped, tailing part its beat and' continues beating way down the bank in the path for severa} hours." \I of the sliding car. The scientists said they also n.famous French 82n' He rolled out of the oath of the had frozen vinegar "eels," small­ picture thet MADE FRANCE BLUSH! day car as it passed him. grazing his worm-like bodies. 'Women's Wa: arm. "After as much as a day in the . Crozen state they are rewarm'ed Pre The cllr s t aye~ upright as It rapidly in lukewarm vinegar," SOOI rolled down the htll and was PUIl- , Luyet said, "and within a few "O/f~ pay d out shortly. arter.word by a rrinutes they begin to recovel·. II wrecker. SCh~ldt ~a ld damage to After an hour or so the majority Alb the caf wasn L el'lOus. or them are intensely active." I, !l~~ 179 pairs of high and mid beel dress shoes. proI · Significantly, the scientists also gisl: This group includes broken sizes of Black and cha, St~te Replies to Ifound that red blood cells can be I preserved in a frozen state. Brown Suede .... Also Black and Brown Calf er, Rutledge Appeal "The cells," Luyet said, "are takl normally destroyed when the in SORORITY STYLES, GLAMOUR, ahd NATUR· ors blood is frozen and broug'ht to tern DES MO INES lUI - Prosecuting low temperatures. But the cells ALiZER brand. Values to 12.95 attorneys submitt d a lengthy can be preserved at 320 degrees Ir anslVer Tuesday to the state su­ below zero if the freezing and the Ray preme court oppeal of Dr. Robert ;'ewarmlng are extremely rapid, sess bluc C. Rutledg , 30. St. Loui~. from that is, hundreds ot degrees per .-co---Added Shorts--- a 70-year prison ~entence and witt second." , Lol'( second degree murder conviction. :'uyet said that the experiments MUSIC BY MARTIN . Rutledge, a baby specioUst, was were based on the physical pl'inci- 'Colortoon _ Late News J convicted May 28, 1949, at Cedar eel 'I Rapid., {or U1(' hotel room slay­ pIcfrozen that 01' whenmelte d rapidlya sub,s tanceits mole- is ~~~~ST~A~R~T~~__F~R~I~D:A :Y~~~~~~~~~__ ~~~~~~~ "t . bOI ing ot nyron C. Ha ltman, 29, S1- cules have no time to rearrange eoa LOuis, following a sensntional 143 pairs of Black, Brown; ' and Grey Sue~ ani tdal that c