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The Weather Partly rlewl" will., ... Reda Icmud from MarttIiU Jobe warmer tocla)t. FrIda,. IIIOItJr tlo... ,., eold., ~. -L . • •• PaQ. 2 ,naWu Fae:. Loyola ToDiqha narthUlt. lU.b today, 31: , ... Paq.4 lo\\'. 11. Iftt'h W,..dn day, Ex·lowa Grldd.r OJ •• ill Craah owan 16: 10.', II INolo\\,. ... Paq. 4 Eat. 1868 - AP Leased Wire. AP Wirephoto. UP Leased Wire - Five Cents Iowa City, Iowa. Tbursday. December 28, 1950 - Vol. 85. No. 71 .R;,.ington's Ex~Wi. Romanian Soldiers , t.S~ifies .He Gave · Fire on Yugoslavs ,top, .Secret' to Reds alf-Million ·Reds Mass For Big Blow After Border Incident NEW YORK (.lP) -The divorced * * wife of Wil.~ ~.,mlnKton * * * * * * * * * * * * * BELGRADE, YUGOSLAVIA - ~t1lted Wedn \,hls per· World Situation ,Total Force - Romanian troops opened jury trial that RUIsuln Allies Ready for Red Attack Seoul "terrifjc tire" on the Yugosla\' .;ant a "top se r ormula for at a Glance on torder Wedn day alter a Ro maklili explosives from iarb•. SOMEWHERE IN KOREA Ill'\- the numbers and the purpose of Communist aUack would come ing was the avowed threat to drive manian soldl r had been shot by 1 sh~ said the agent, Elizabeth FIGHTING FRONT - Nearly The Communists were ready the force thrown against the AI- within 10 days to two weeks, and the Allies out of Kor a. Estimated at YUIQ,lav border (uard • the gov- Bentley. collected their , ~Qmmu!t half-mi1lion Chinese and Korean Wednesday night to launch an lied line, A Jimited offensive possibly before the new year. Intelligence reports have esta rnment announ l'd W dn('sdoy ut .pprty. dues, and that they en Reds mass along S8th par:!llel for other big offensive in Korea. And might be contained. None who paid any attention blished the presence of artillery night. big blow which may fall any ~rt.Jhed and associated with the Allies were as ready for the A powerful offensive with a Ii- doubted that the drive into South In the Chine e forces, Air ob 1,350,000 An official rommunlqu hour against UN torces. General mllde PlJPff,Iunists In New York, Wash attack as they will ever be. m.ited objective, such as the cap- Korea was imminent and Inevl serven have seen both tanks and no' mention ot a. u Hi s apart ~acArthur estimates total Red tell propelled guns in the enemy TOKYO (THURSDAY) (IP) Intton and Mexico. Lt. Gen. Matthew Ridgway's lure of seoul, might see a with- table, barring a diplomatic coup. from the Rom nl n who deaU! force at 1,3~ , OOO either in Korea buildup areas. But the numbers Nearly halt a million Chinese Bnd : i\eJnJneton, a 33-year-old form_ U.S. Eighth army - an interna drawal to the south, An all-out The disposition of the Chinese louched off the incid nl. er C(\mmerce department eCOM_ or in reserve in Manchuria. tional force of tome 250,000 men drive could result in the wlth- forces indicated that the imme were believed to be limited. Korean Red ma cd long the tIIist, JasLMay denied under oath LAKE SUCCESS - Asian-Arab - had a tight defense line across drawal from Korea. diate objective was the capture All signs were that the Com- 38th parallel today for a big blow Tpe shoollne occurred amid td ·a\ federal grand jury that he bloc pians new "major effort" In Korea above Seoul. The consensus was that the of Seoul. The long range prompt- munist offensive would depend thot may fall at ny hour. rwi16rs th I Rus" i Is otlcell eV4!r was a Communist. '. . UN to ease Far East crisis. When the Chinese and North upon sheer numbers armed with G neral Douglas MacArthur e - tratin, troop on Romani 's Yu , 'M!ka Bentley, an adDutted tonn WASHINGTON - Hlrh official Korean forces strike, the Eighth lJght ~nd automatic weapons and tlmated the totnl Red lorce at ,o.lav frontier. * * * * * * l&;JIored Orden to HaU *' ,to}I~J e ... tor a RussUm spy rtril, says administration will present army will have three choices: grenades, and backed by intense 1,350,000 men. This great rna s nr.t:,.named Remington as one of its tax proposals to congress with 1. To make a stand. Asian Bloc Plans 'Major Effort' mortar tire. Frontal assaults in of enemy troops is either in Ko 'I'he government said the Ro the sources oJ: her. sl!cret iJ)forma In ,few weeks. 2. To withdraw w more eaally overwhelming numbers were ex- rea or In reserve in Manchuria. manian was IIhot about noon, tlo~ ' Remlngto\l' denled knowing '"ASHINGTON - President defended positions farther south. pected to be combined with 11'1- Around-the-clock air blows hit when he cro sed Into Yu I v her bcep't CusUl\l1~, and then un Truman ends five-year diplomatic S. To leave KoreA. I!ltration attempts. Red troop concentrations, tonk territory and I,nored orden to d,r .nother nam,. boycott of Spain by naming Bos The course to be taken doubt The Allies have two big ad- and lines of supply In an efforl to halt. Thl' offlcilll tat m nl said To Ease Far Eastern (risis he fcll 50 yards In Ide Yu lov ~ TUesday Mrs. Ann Remington ton bankel' Stanton Griffis am less will be determined both by vantages: put the enemy Ofr naive 0(1- that her former husband bassador to M:ldrid. LAKE SUCCE:SS, N.Y. 111'1 nations would meet again later 1. T.heY are prepared to rtlM balllnce befure it could get under la, neDr the Danube rlvcr villa,e ~t,tred _I ot Radejevo. was II Communist,. and that ~ PARIS - France warns that The Asian - Arab bloc is plan- th~ week. a deC nsi'le battle. woy. .,,:is' too, In th'liI' 'college qays more Russia has army or 170 divisions nin., a new. "mlljol' effort" In the It 'as believed Ihe group was Z. Tile- now are Camiliar wllh Plane Fly SOO or tie Latrr, thl' communlQu aid, 150 Health Services Urged Romani n .oldier arrived on th ~~ 10 years alo. . - 4.6-million men - in addition UnIted . ~atlons to ease the Far ploll llin.g to pre.s for general as- IChinese lactlc ~ '. Fighters and bom rs were of( • j " • to satellite armies totaling 950,000 E:ast crt!llS, it was learned Wed- ~CtnblY adoption of their tempo- On Ihe Chongchon fiver they at dawn today despit~ PI' diction: eene and started shooting, Th y men. For A-Bomb Targets nesday. r:!l.ilv-shelved proliosal lor a were cau,ht of! balance while of cloudy weather. They wenl out trl d to ize lh body at their ~Ialn comr de. BELGRADE, YUGOSLAVIA - Spurred by Communist Ch1n-a':; Ipeace parlcy 011 broad Far Eos\ trying to ad~once, a~d w~re sur- as nh:ht-tlyimC B-26's returned COmmunist, i '. Armies Romanian troopll open fire on WASHINGTON (JPj - The gov rejection ot the UN's cease-rirc issues. prlsed by night In~lltrallons. from 36 ml ion.. Th Far Ea, t Inn tlcaUon Ma)l FoliO'" Yugoslav border alter Yugoslavs ernment advised "critical target efro.rt, 12 of the 13 Asian-AI'ab This belief was heightened bv This tf~e they Wl,u tlg~t trom alrCol'c f1 \V about 1100 comb 1 The Yugoslo\' forelan mlnl·try demanded that "further border TD~r .5IS-Million, shoot Romanian soldier. areas" Wednesday to begin at states that iniliat d that [I'US- the Cact that the Philippines ..: Clxed po ,tlons. ~helr uOlts are. ort! . Wednesday. WASHINGTON - Coast ruard once setting up the civil defense lI'ated move held all cm~ra('ncv th 13th . f th f' intact or reorganJl.ed, and com- The bluest air blow wa~ dealt provocations b Ilopped immedl announces rules to screen sub . . . . e • ponsor 0 e cease- Ire pletely equipped. Morale is good. by Oklna\va ba ed B 29's ~ •• Inst alely." health services that would be I u ChrIstmas eve SelSlon to con~ld- move - was not invited to the Th e next. move s up t0 th e Chi - th Rd. tagln- a l'e -Of KumhwD, f;Jfke~ s Mo~h Says versives fro m merch.ant marine. needed it attacks with A-bombs, er ano th er approach. new series of urgent meetings. .. The Yu,oslav embo. y In Bu D I" ne.e. 20 air miles north or the 381h charest wa. Instruct d to 3 k the l pAR)S !IPI - France warned -----~- germs or nerve ga ~es left tens e egatlon sources sa 1(1 the 12 The Philippines wos the only parallel. The raiders stotted a of thousands of living casualties. Romnnlan government to Illilre to ~~~day that au s~ia has an ft· t· f f· A· one 01 the 13 thot retused to se ie (ti s 3fW .0070 divisions totaling U- tllssa IS aC Ion rises It defined critical target areas T t Ak N the formall n ot a mixed comml - ..1ll1op men il) addi1ion to satel- Swailes' Condition spon or the peace parley propo - ruman l OS ew I ~ne °rctu;~i~i airman, Captain ion to Inve tillite th Incident . as major Industrial communities ai, introduced at the fa me time Jack T. Evans, a bombllrdlel', of ijtf ~ aOnles 'totaling 950,000 men. Over Ral·1 Agreement with la rge populations. Some areas Meanwhile, S rblon larmers ~. Defense 'Minister: . Jules M~h with small populations may also Still 'Satisfactory' as the cease-Cire resolution but Taxes for Defense Springllc:ld, 111 ., aid "lit leo. t 90 who hove fled recently [rom Ro shelved because ot U.S. oppo 1- p fcent of 0111' bomb hit aiming JII ~d~ , the".e,timate durin, debate CLEVELAND (.lP) - Mutterings be considered critical because of manlo to Yugo lavla reported on 't\1e billion-dollar 'rearmament of di~satisfaction oyer last week's key industries, and areas with Clarence H. Swailes, Tipton, tiO;he threc-moll cease-fire team WASHINGTON (.lP) - President points in the target orca." Ih:!! the Russians hove moved n Iitll"which the IJQvernment is tr)'- agreement in the raU dispute out major industries may present found shot in the head in 0 met Wednesday, ostensibly to con- Truman Intends to ask congress About 19() tons of hl,h ex "lar,e number" ot troop to the hig Ito p\lsh .' through a reluctant arose Wednesday from union attractive turrets because of large wrecked car east of here Monday, dder its "final report" to the as- soon for taxes to help pay the ploslves were dropped on Kum Romanian bord r In Ihe past six national ,~ssembly ' before Jan. 1. strongholds. . po pula lions. was reported in "satisfactory" sembly's main political commlt- country's soaring dercn! bill, a hWII and three oth I' targets be· w cks. ¥och said .the ligures on Com- It had al>peared the three-year The call tor civil defense ac condition at University hospitals tee, which is due to convene again governmcnt spokesman said Wcd- tween the 38th and 39th parall Is. rnUhist armed strength in Europe pact between the railroads and tion was Issued by the civil de late Wednesday nii!1t. next week. nesday Rld,.way In peela dated ·, back' . to the beginning .. Of four operating brotherhoods had fe nse administration. JohnSOn county Sheriff Albert A high official, who declined to Lt. Gen. Matthew B. Rldaway. Judge Reinstafes 19JO , lind \. were the latest in tl\e settled the wage disagreement. It !aid the worst possible ' dis J. (Pat) Murphy said he .. ttempt- U S L dAR be quoted by name, told reporters nel\ command r of th U.S. pQs ~~sion of Ute French govern- But Wednesday J ames P. aster that the expanded heal th ed to talk to Swailes about the in- •• ea s tom ace, that the administration will pre- Eiihth army, toured part or the ment ·· , " Shields, grand chief engineer of cidenl Tuesday but Swailes was AEC Commissioner Sal's cnl its tax proposals to the law- nervou, 150-mile Allied tront by Three Indictments '" HI!' ~dded tha~ Russia also ha~ the Brotherhood of Locomotive services might have to meet Hi would be an attack with atomic incapable of answering questions. makers within a few weeks. jecp os eviacnce mounted tbal the t• . 1,r;. Bt'n;'ies" an(l thllt, the So- ,EnICil}eer.s, said final acceptance weapons on crowded metropolitan CALAIS, ME. (IP) - U.S. Atom- lie said the President Is slonding Communists, lir~t xp cted to v:(et .mllitary · bud'llt' tor 1ilSO to- of the a~eement was up to un Murphy said he will defer ie Energy Commi~sloner Sumner pat on his post position thnt large strike Christmas eve, w r ready By Grand Jury ~ . ' ~bo~ .'· $2()~billion. IoJi chairmen on each of the rail areas. lurther questioning until doctOrs Pikc sold Wednesday that new increases will be necessnry to cover now. permit the wounded man to b b J h 1 Three arand jury Indlctment.s ': ~.emler .~n ~Y: n'B ',oVerJh rOI\&. STUDEBAKER CUTBACK answer questions. atomic weapon cll'velopments by as mue as po i Ie 0 t e r . c in oulh Korelln lroopi tor p r\. dlsml . 20 on the rccom- 'Vte.4t ),I$ed the ifll'UHfS in il$ qq-, Som! 125 general chairmen of this country In the next few years defense outlnys. lwo Communist unltll threatening m ndation of County Atty. Jack p {~if tight· ~o 1i141 ~se mp.1.y' a'J)- the engineers' union will meet to St~~~~;!'~r B~:~r;~~ ~~:;;;. Meanwhile Murphy said hI.' will keep Russia from "being too . tTh~IS O!~lci~1 Odd~l l~al. Odrt~- th aproache to Seoul, the half- White were ordered reinstated P1QV~~ ,:ot '. a, - S5$~mUlion .trancs coruider tbe pact today. (~ut .'·, $<1 014 IOOO,llQO) ,rearmh- , At Cedar Rapids a spokesman oed Wednesday a 20 percent cut- ~~~!n:~rs ~~et~~O~m;~~i~~~ a~~~ ag~~~!s~~~~' this country Is "deC!- ~~:a o~~r ~:e e:l~U:tllon ~\~ ~~n= empty Republi~an capital. Wedn day by District Jud, lia ~ru . b~U ta bell>.. Ez8.llce build a or the Order of Railway Con back in passenger car and truck dent, Earl ReYnolds and Mrs. nitely ahead of Russia in devel- gressional tax leaders soon after I 1 wo compaOles of probing Chl- rold D. Evon'. ~v ision army by the end of ductors said "We're not satisfied production next month. • Audrey Coleman, both of Tipton. opment of atomiC weapons." the new congress meets on Jon. 3. n Reds were annihilated 32 , Reinstated w r Indlclments ~ !IS3! :" .': ", wjth "the p~ace pact either." ------_____~______. miles north of Seoul and a North og Inst Martin Shebctka, Oxrord, F
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• . . Frosted in St. Paul .•. . . And Surf-Bathed in Florida TIllS IS HOW A PEDESTRIAN, hi' breath a cloud of wblte, 1001ls to a motorist peerln~ throu,b n small circle of clear ~lap In his COLD WAVES AND SNOW may pla&'1le o&ber paris of the nation lMI' J01M "''''n, 8t. ~te,.blll'f, wlncbllleJd, 'rotted by n below sero cold recorded In St, Paul Fla., Charm lehool lassie, think. 10·plul &empera lurea ..... ri~'" ror a .aHII-llae bubble bath at Ole Wecln.sdal' nl~M, Gulf beacbes In Sl. Petenburr. "Snow? What'l &batT" uu Joree, '
: .. ~ .. '!-.... 0 TlVO - TJH: DAILY IOWAN, IJ'BURSDAY, -DEC."ta, 1950 Chinese, Korean Reds Mass Along 38th Parallel 101 Experts ' Watch Reds Banned ,Sa J Steel ,to Build The DaifyIowan For Point Mao Giant New Planl ~ To From Ill. S.. NEW YORK -ill'! - U. 'S.'5t '" THUnSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 19:;0 rporation disclosed details Wed Inl nesday of a giant new plant to Will Strike I; Publisbed daily "copl Monday by SubscrlpUon rate. - b)' carrier In Iowa built in response "to Am~~ica' Sludellt public. hans. Inc.. Illfl Iowa City, :W cents we.::kly or f1 per year in B Maritime Jobs Ave., (ov.'a City. Jow.. EnLcred HI ,dv.mce: bix months, $3.65; three monlhs. SIGRID ARNE caLI to I' more steel to ' be used we» lleCond clan I1U11il matter at the po.t .. $1.00. Bv 1I,.n In Iowa. ,7.50 per year: or Au.dated Pre!lfll .·rom Ille Wire Senl... the defen se of democracy." ol1(ce at 10"011 City. low.;), under th.o slx. IlIottth .... 13.00: three months. 12.00. the act of concr.,.. of !\larch 2. 187 •• AU uthrr m.IU fiubscrlptJons. $8 per year; Evcn though the tighting moves WASHINGTON - The coast Construction of the works, whic Wri. vi:c: 111011tiU., $4.25; three rnonthJi, $2.23. south to another beachhead in guard imposed tight seeurjtx re- the company bolieves to · be Ih aUnl Two leasect Wire .cr~lc"', lAP) and (\fP) ------_. Korea. Washington experts are gulations Wednesday to ban C()m. ,"largest expansion project e e watching for a point where Chi munists and potential saboteurs undertaken by any stecl eompan leall ~EMBER na's Red leader, Mao Tse - TUng, from jobs as deekworkers in in the history of the nation," wi ~ c IlAILl' IOWAN EDITORIAL STAPF A\fDJT B\fREA\f will crack. American ports or as crew mem- bcgin in about two months on ond OF Editor ...... Joseph V. Brown bers aboard U.S. merchant shlps:I 'Dank of the Delaware river a CIRCULATIONS Monnlll". Editor ..... G1.nn C. Urban Somewhere, they think, Mao WlIS Ne.... Edl!o; ... .. Reynolel Herlel may de:ide then! is too little pro Vice _ Admiral Merlin O'NeiU, Morrisville, Pa. Asslst.nt News Eelltor .. lIfarl Bailey Willi MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. fit in throwing his troops - nu coast guard commandant. ordered " The new plal'lt will have a' capa , The Associated Pre •• I. enUtled excills AssI.t.,,! News Editor . .. Paul Brink PoI II •I\'ely the City Edll<>r ...... Bame), Selberl merous as they are -- at a cease the new rules Into effect at once city of l.8-million Ions a yea to use [or republlcaUon or all In the JO<'al new. prlnlcd In this ne\\ll Assistant Cll), Editor Murray See.:.r less curtain or UN firepower. despite a strike threat from two. Rolling operations at the mill arJ p.ll)r . ... Hobert Dunc.n Jr. Ro Soclely Eelilor ...... Ann RuaseJ l At that point he might be will left-wing maritime unions. expected to (tart within six 'to I' Chid Photoirapher .. Tom COUSillS . He acted under an executive months and completion of the Trat ing to talk about a cease - fire n Edll<>rlal A.. istanl .. Ken Van Rockel order issued by President Tru ~ wholly-integrated works is sched. rYl , CALL 8·215111 ),0. d. n.t re«lYo agreement. man last Oct. 18, whiCh said wa- uled for J9'52. , in 81 r •• DAILY IOWAN ADVERT. INO TAFF I •• lIy ...... br 7:011 • •m . M .... • 1.3MI.000 Reds Poised terfront security precautions lire The compal1 y, has long contcm ·A rood H,,,ICf' Is ,lvrn .n IU ItrY'to Busi ness Manager ...... Roberl Depew Right now Gen. Douglas Mac , crron rep.rtetl by 9:81 I ,m. The Ass't Bus. !\Ianager. Mar.hall 13. Nelson urgently needed 10 prevent sub- plated cons\ruction of a pLant a witP Dan, I •• an CltcutaUen Departmen'. CI... Uled Manager .. Eel !lUlltlnlt Jr. Arthur's headquarters in Tokyo versive activities. Tidewater in the eastern section 0 ~[Oll In Ihe rear .1 Old J •• r.all m a.lld. Nan. Ael vertlsing Mil'. " Stall Ginsberg says 1,350,000 Communist troops l 111 1', Duh_que a.nd Jg",. I t.reell, is The regulations require secul'- tne country nnd several 'month. duc~ OJ)eD from . :88 a.m. 10 12 neDn an' are pOised for an a ll-out strike ity clearances for all persr ns who \igo announced ! election of th (rom 1 :tlI p.m . 10 ~:OV p.m. dally"", DAILY IOWAN CIRCUI.ATroN TIlFP at the UN forces strung 150 miles .. nl Sunday. Sun'.y b.u .. : 4 :110 a .m. Circulation Manager ..... Nick \Vlnanl SOUTH work aboard ships or waterfront Nlorrisville site. .0 18:'" • . m. Au'!. Clr. Manager . .. Cllarl •• Dorroh across the Korean peninsula. A facilities. Licenses will be denied ' But j~ was the Korean war :that third arc on the line, some are KOREA to members or lormer members of prompted dircctors to give thl moving up and the rest are in the Communist party and other ~ull-speed ahead signal. The lIer roserve in Manchuria. organizations listed as SUbversive 10US turn of world events sl!:lc Army department officers in 50 by the justice department, and t~ then led to the magnitude 01 th official daily Washington will give no estimate . others deemed bad security risks. \llans. of the number of troops that r.... ~_~;.. _=-.. ""... ~--'" ~...:~1 A public. hearing was helli here At . must meet the onslaught. They lAP Wlreph.t.) will !ay the UN men have plenty CHINESE AND KOREAN REDS (open arrows) were massed alonr the 38th parallel Wednesday for ~e~:I~io ~s~d 28 on the proposed, I hree Polio Patients · BULLETIN of ammunition and that transport a second invasion of South Korea, expected at any hour. South Koreans (black arrows) turned back At that time, leaders of the In can be kopt going to the lines. two pro binI' thrusl5 on the approaches to Seoul, one at Chon~on .. and Ute other at Chunchon. While ternational Longshoremen's and TlI RSDAY, DECEJ\IRER 28, 1950 VOL. XXVI(. NO . n 1'here In:&Y b~ 'L-bulldIJlIr III UN troops prepared for the ComJllunist drive, resldcnt5 of Seoul poured out of the city (broken ar Warehousemen's union and tho Admitted to Hospitalsl Korea. a series or U unll'na inS - rows) for sanctuary in the south. Marine Cooks and Stewards un- University hospitaLs announced UNIVERSITY CALENDAR areas In which N ~ns arc ion threatened a protest strike Wednetday that three new POliQ UN[VERSl'fY CALENDAR Items are scheduled strong enOUJI'h lo Illn down and unless the rilles were shllrply patients have bcen admftted for In tbe Prrslden&'s office. Old CaJ)itol wipl' out lhe onrushing Com Wallace Warns Says Allies Won'f modified. ' . ·treatment. j munists. TV Upheld Both unions recently were ex- Thomas McDonnell, 2~, cli*ton, Thursday. December 28 8:00 p.m. -- Baskelball: PiLts lf tha l happens, how long will pc lied from thc CIO on grounds and GOI'don Zumwalt, 25, Cedar of follOwing the Communist party Rapids, admitted to the active 7:30 p.m. -- The University club. burgh U. herc. Fieldhouse. Mao Tse-Tung be s1ttisfied to 'Sell Out' Germany Russia-China Bloc line. Harry Bridges, head ot the ward, arc the only ac~iv'e poliO Holiday bridge with guests. Iowa Tuesday, January 2 throw his troops into Ihe same Doesn't Lower IQ, longshoremen, Is free on bail patien ts in the hospital. Both are Men orial Union. 7:30 a.m. - Resumption of sort of terrible slaughter thay Scientist ~ays pending appeal of a recent con- in "fair" condition. • Saturday, December 30 classes. met farther north in Korea? In Can Ru~e World To Win Concessions ~ome battles the army found lhat vietion on charges that he ille- Robert Byrne 29 Cedar Ra CLEVELAND - tIl'! - A ~ cicn I FRANKFURT, GERMANY IIPI (For Informdloll regardlnr dates beyolld"thls schedule, Chinese casualties ran as high as ClI [CAGO (.IP) --Henry A. Wal tist said Wednesday that television gaily conce~led Co~~unist . ties ,pids, 'admitted ;s a 'polio patien 'ee reservaUolls In the office of the President, Old Capitol.) 15 to I. lace said Wedne 'day Lhe Uniled definitely was not wrecking thc U.S. High Commissioner John J . when applYllll~ tor c~tllenShlp. " in "fair" condition, has boen trans- . Both of thosc umons are ac- fer red to the inactive ward. Around Hungnalll the UN com States needs a friendly China r. Q. of the American boy ;lO d girl. McCloy declared Wednesday that GENERAL NOTICES Illilnd I'S used everything that desperntely because "Russia and In fnet, Dr. Paul Witty of North the Western allies will not "sell tive on the wcsl coast, where The hospitals recently dischal'g- fighting men and supplies are six patients (rom the pallo I' GE~ERAL NOTICES should be deposited with the city editor or cOLlld fire - hand-arms. planes. China in ('omplete accord can western University, said that the out" Germany to win concessions '?p loaded for Koren. . *al'd, including Sar'!h .Kirby, 31 . 1'h., Dally Iowan ill lhe newsroom In East Ball. Notices must be tanks, eurrier-bmed planes and eventually dominate the world." educational television potential from Russia. suhmitted by 2 p.m. the day preceding tlrst publication; &hey will even ship's guns. When the Hung Hc clcclured that Ihe United wns "Enormout-perhaps greater He told a year-end pI'ess con t.owa City. Eightcen IT)ernbers of nam perimeter was the longest. the hospitals inactive ward were NOT be accepted by phone. and must be TYPED OR LEGIBLY N~tions - with both RUlsia and thun that associated with any de ferencc that he "would not ex- Revise Calculation WRITTEN and SIGNED by 1\ responsible person. UN guns laid down n murderous China as members - should help velopment since the printing pect any decisions to be made at qischarged (or Christmas. fir -curtain 35 miles 10111(. The eastern Asia in agricultural rc pJ'e~ s. " the expense of Germany" in the Lt:lRARl' BOOKS charged from fice of stUdent aHaiJ's, arc due Reds tried raids but never brol CEDAR RAPIDS AND 1'1l1li - COLOR CARTOON "Peadty Cobbler" IOWA CITY RAILWAY SPEC .... L NEW, YUR'S EVE MlDNITE SHOW World's I.aUl New!! PLAN FOR A GALA PARTY. Come CIII You Are '.. . -"' . . . PACE VOIR. - THE DAn"v IOWA " THUltSDAY, D!C. 211, 1951 • Clemson Arrives for Orange Bowl Iowa Plays loyola Of Chicago Tonight' Hawkeves Face J Of h Tall Opponents erry NelI es Deles AU t 0 'C-ras Injuries Jerry ~l. ~iles , 31, former Iowa football star, died Wednesday "'_..A...A. ------Iowa' ~ Hawkeyes left Wednes doy for Milwaukee, Wis., nnd one of i.n)l1I· i~ s suffered in an alno crash near Manning, S.C. Bradley Edges of tbe mObl cruciol nOll-con fer flaC' 10rl11rr football quarterback and center was one of two cnc(' games at the season against Loyoln or Chicago tonight. The Iwrs()lIs I-illt'd in thr> wreck which occurred Tuesday night. Two I d· 64 62 Hawks play the Chicago school othrr persons were al 0 hurt. n lana - in the first game of a double Niles, a district organizer for header wi h Marquettc and the Pillsbu ry Flour Mills com- Kentucky, Bradley PEORIA, ILL.," - 1m-- Charley Northwestern meeting in the ~ ec pany, was returning to his home • Grover threw in the winning baa- ond scrap. ihneFalocrcel'dneCne't.s, C., at the time of Rank One and Two ket with 14 seconds to go as un- Jowa will face the tallest team t beaten Bradley university scored it has played so far this year. Survivors include his wife and In Weekly Cage Poll its 10th straight victory, beating Loyola averages a little over 6 one-year-old daughter, Wendy, Indiana university In a 64-62 feet, three inches, just under His body has been taken to the basketball thriller here Wednes- Iowa's average. Bigge~t mlln on Wendt funeral home in East Mo- NEW YORK (JP) - Kentucky day night. the Loyola squad is Center Don lin'C, lll. Funeral services Ilre and Bradley, ranked one-two With the score tied at 62 all Hanrahan at 6 teet, 7. pending. among the nation's basketball and one minute and 26 seconds arne Lineup Prepped at Clinton teams for the second straight left, the Braves went into a stall A native ot East MOline, but a week, may have it out during the and waited for one shot. Grover Coach Rollie Williams Is ex week'end in the New Orleans' took it hooking in the winning pected to stick with his starting prep star at Clinton, Niles played football for Iowa under Sugar Bowl tournament. goal to tie the Braves' Billy Mann lineup of Frank Calsbeek and Kentucky was the No. 1 choice for high point honors with 17 Herb Thomp ~ on at forwards, Clem Crowe in 1945. He also played professional football with at 105 of the 167 sports writers apiece. Chuck Darling at ccnter and Fred and sportscasters trom coast to Indiana fot one more shot but Ruck and "Skip" Greene at Irl Tubbs in 1938 and under guards. the New York Giants In 194.6 coast who voted in The Associated Former Grid Star it missed, the .Btaves got the re- and 1947. Press' weekly poll. Bradley was bound and ' the game ended. The game tonight should give picked first by 37 but drew plenty 111e loss s.topped Indiana's un- some indication how much the Nl1es began his coilegiate car f eer in 1938, when he was the of second place votes to live the BIB I-e s defeated streak at six. The FIVE CLEMSON CO·CAPTAINS received a reeat welcome to Mlatn{'Weclnesda from Hawks have improved since ab Wildcats a close tussle in points, OW Braves t,railed, 51-.43 midway sorbing two surprising road lick regular center on the tcam. Dur r queen Mary Davison (center) an4 two members of her court. qemson mee'" MIami ' unlverslb , ing World War II, Niles saw ex 1,498-1,432. Points are ,based on through the second haU, but ral- New Year's day. Others shown In the picture, lelt to rlrht, are Princess MickeY . Orawfo~i, · , ~ ings from Western Michigan and ten for first, nine for second, and DALLAS, TEX., - (lPI - A lied to tie the score at 52-all. The Bullel'. tensive (Juty in the South Pacific Grlrsby, Ray Matthews, Fred Cone, Wyndle Wyndham, Vlr&inla Davia and Jackie t;:alvert, The ~. as a navy flier. so on. piercing chill wind, "The likes count was knotted after that at nual .-ame is rated a toss-up by football exPerts. \.; "Even if we lo!c I won't feel It the two powers win their of which we don't see in Knox- 54, 56 and 62. too badly it we play better than In 1945, he returned to Iowa . ' and was converted into a quar Friday night semifinals they will ville," caused Gen. Bob Neyland The Hoosiers outscored Brad we have on the road," Coach Rol clash Saturday night, thus giving to cut the iirst post-Christmas ley, 25-18, ftom the field but the lie Williams said before leaving. terback by Coach Irl Tubbs. Can't Talk r Eat;' Although the Hawkeyes won but Bradley a chance to avenge its Cotton Bowl workout by his Uni- Braves tossed In 28 of 35 free " If we're going to be a threat in 71-66 loss to Kentucky in the versity of Tennessee Volunteers throws. Indiana made 12 and East.' Favored , to two of nine games that season, Beal the Big Ten race, we will have Sugar Bowl tinale last 'senson. to a brief one-hour session Wed- mitfed 12. But He Can\ Ki.~;· .. to get adjusted to playing on Niles set several Big 10 and Io Kentucky (6-0) faces Syracuse nesday. Bradley led at halftime, 35-34. ALLAS (JP)-Tenl1e~ee'§ foot the road now." wa records two ot which still stand. (6-2), and Bradley (9-0) foes Thel'e was no contact work as r West in Shrine' Game cap~ain, Jack . S~ro!1d, . cl\n't Iowa's stock, at a low ebb fol against St. Louis' slick Billikens reserves ran Texas plays against and he canlt eat,-but he sure lowing the defeats to Western Bi~ Ten Records (7-1), Friday night. the Vols' defensive team and the Wolverines Take Upset SAN FRANCISCO - 111'1 - If America-Don StoneSifer, North can kiss. . Michigan and Butler, got a sub The records he still holds were they played the East-West shrine OklahOma A &t M (9-0) was a offensive unit brushed up on western's fine end; Bill Traut T~n· stantial boost la ~ t week with wins lor the most passes attempted in Win Over Penn, 58.51' game Saturday on reputations He !howed 'em when the trailing third with one first placer passing and timing. wein, 237-polmds of rampaging nessee Volunteers got to 1)1I14s over nationally ranked Notre Big Ten play in a season, 130, and and 947 points. Long Island uni- _. alone, the East should win about Dame and UCLA. Both these vic- PHILADELPHIA (If! - Michi tackle from Ohio State; Bernard for the New Year's dar ' Cotton the total passes thrown in a sea versity's towering Blackbirds • gan became the tbird Big Ten 100-0. tories, however, were achIeved on son, 177. AUSTIN, TEX., - M- Coach Lemonick, Pennsylvania gua d, Bowl game. When they cra,w~d (6-0) rated fourth place with 11 team to whip Penn this year as The Easternc;,s come up to the o!f their plane they w~re met; ~y the fie ldhouse court and left fans He formerly held the Big Ten Blair Cherry drilled the Texas 26th annual all-star charity and Everett GrandeJius, Michi speculating on just how good the top ballots and 899 points. the Wolverines romped to a 58· an Overwhelming platoon,., .. \of record for the most passes at Behind Indiana which was fifth Longhorns Wednesday on pass 51 upset, triumph in the opener ot game with their usual Hst of gan State's climax runner. JIawks will be on a foreign floor. tempted in a game, 29, and the defense in preparation for the t ~· outhern MethQdist university came North Carolina. State, 6; Vil a coIlege pasketball doublehead "name" players while the West, Plenty of other players, rn y beauty queens. • : -';.\"f Two Big Ten Foes Iowa record for completing 63 lanova, 7; Columbia, 8; 'Missouri, New Year's day Cotton Bowl bat er at the Palestra Wednesday except for Kyle Rote of Southern 01 them "all-something-or-oth ," Stroud's jaw Is broken in ', two passes tor 889 yards and seven tle with Tennessee and said he Loyola hab' played two Big Ten 9; and Kansas, 10. CCNY's grand night. Methodist, is berert of pl ayers round out the East squad inel - l?laces: and the jaw' i~ loc~~ '.". Jb touchdowns. wasn't too pleased with the re teams this year, downing Wiscon slam champions, hobbled by the Mic higan, following in the foot· with lat scrapbooks. ing such collegiate standouts I as a, surgical brace.' The big"bo Onc of the two victories in sults. 'liat sin and losing a close onc to temporol-Y: loss of Ed Warner, Hcading up the gilt-edged list Bill Gay of Notre Dame, Johnny tq Make his nourlshment th p. ~:ia The Southwest con r ere n c e steps or Purdue and Illinois, took Minnesota at Minneapolis. Ben 1945 was the 20-19 upset of Mln dropped to 11th Iplace. . of East stars is J crl'Y Groom, Papt of Vi~ginilJ, Navy's Bill str w. He doe~ all right itl ~ the champion Longhorns, stepping up command aftel' a neck-and-neck Douglas, freshman coach. £couted ncs~ta, in which Niles played a Oklahoma A & M should balloon {jrst half and njlver was threat the 220-pound, six-loot three-inch Powers who played a key role in kissing league, though. • . ~ major ;·ole. He threw a screen the tempo in twice-a-day work the Chicago school in last week's its victory column this week in ened alter the intermiEsion. The all-America center f:'om Notre the Middies' upset of Army, nd e kissed Mi ~'S Jo Anna' R romp over Ohio Wesleyan. He re pass to Nelson Smith to give Iowa the all-college tourney at Okla outs, drilled in chilly weather win was the third for the under Dame. No fewer than four other quarterback Johnny Clayton of a singularly good looking '{, the winning touchdown. ported that Loyola was big and homa City. and Cherry said, "It wasn't al dog Wolverines in seven starts East players rated second leam Dartmouth, the Ivy league's out blonde, for the newspaper p had very good performers. LIU, on the other hand, has a together as good as I'd like." and their first major conquest. berths on the United Press all standing passel'. graphers. Tonight's game and one Satur .. tough baby in W~stern Kentucky • • ( 1 day night against Pith'burgh will Kansas, Gophers Win tonight. The Kentuckians blasted BILOXI, MISS., - (lJ'I- Buddy round out Iowa's pre - conference LaSalle from the unbeaten ranks Jones, Oklahoma's great, 158- California, Michigan Evenly Matched - , ; ·,:;r~. schedule. The Hawks start league In Big Seven Tourney , Tuesday night. pound safety man, couldn't even pl ay Jan. 6 against Purdue in a trot on his injured knee in prac game at the fieldhouse. The leaders, 'yVith first-place KANSAS CITY, MO . UP) - votes and records including games tice Wednesday and Coach After this week's games, only Charles (Bud) WlIkinson said he one non-conference game againl.t Heavyweight Center Clyde Lovel of Tuesday, Dec. 26, in paren 'Pappr'~ Waldorf Fecirs Chuck' Orttri~+ ·r, definitely will miss the Sugar Missouri remains on the schedule. lette pumped in 30 points for a theses. new meet record as the Kansas Bowl game. Bf BOB MY,ERS The si x-foot Wisconsin - born the final one minute and .55 s c- Koceski, mlght uave ma~e ,a f.1f• Jayhawks overwhelmed Iowa TOP TEN Jones hurt the knee in the PASADENA CALIF. (JP) _ Cal- lad looms large in the worries of onds on Jim Hague's field ' g al !~(.ence In the Army; grm'e. An 1. Kentueky (1051 (6·0) ...... 1.418 , ailmg Ortmann and I<;oceslti b$l State, 75-51 , in the openinlC game 2. Bradley (37) (8· 0) ...... 1,432 Nebraska game, and irritated the ifornia anli Michigan stack up the California coach, Lynn O. for a 17·14 decision. Ar{Tly to a 6-6 tie until the t~lI:d of the Big Seven conference bas 3. Oklahoma A ,. M Il) (,-11 ) ..7 Injury in a pre-Christmas prac L.A. Paper Honors 4. Lonr Island (111 (8-0) , .. , a" WednC$qay as an evenly match- (Pappy) Waldorf. "Yes," continued Waldorf, "Ort- quarter. Then KoceM y,.ent QU~ ketball tournament Wednesday 5. IndIana (1) (8-11) ...... '87 tice. night. 6. N. CaroUna Stak (3) (7·1) .. 572 ed pair of football teams but Comparing the 1950 Michigan mann presents a most difficult 01 action and Army piled ill 'with 7. Villanova 18.0) . .. , •....•... UO • • • there are many who think one Big Ten champion team with last problem. He is a real and truly a 2,7-6 victory. ; .. '} Famous Sport Figures Lovellette hit 14 field goals and a. Columbia 17-11J ...... • ...... 217 two free throws to break the old 9. MissourI i4·l) ...... 202 PASADENA, CAL., - (If! - young l'I;lan will prove the diffel'- year's Ohio State outfit, Waldor! fine triple-threat player." ! Many credit Ortmann '081 ~fqk 10. )(nnsa. (5·1) ...... 200 Coach Bennie Oosterbaan warned LOS ANGELES (JP) - Sixteen mark dl 28 points by Oklahoma's 81COND TEW ence in thl!ir Rose Bowl clash Jan. said: "I consider Ortmann a much Ortmann led the :Big Ten· in the ldecisive t'actor !n, th~ tI~tC prominent figures in sports, Gerald Tucker against Missouri II. City Colle,e (8·2) 115 his Rose Bowl Michigan football 1. more dangerous man than Jerry total offense both as a sophom~re t.-iumph over Ohio S~ate ' w eb 12. St. John'. (7-2) ...... • . 157 players to "take it easy" during headed by GaUer Ben HogmJ, in the 1941l tournament. 13. Toledo (2) (B-1) ...... 136 The player is Charles Ortmann, Krall of Ohio Sl'ate." and junior. This tall he was just sent the Wolverines to Uie '\ ~e Shortstop Phil Rizzuto, Football The Jayhawks, 8-5 champion. l4 . Wyomln, (8.0) .,...... 1211 practice or face the danger of more famiUarly known as Chuck, Waldorf singled out Krall be- in the first 15 minutes of the Bowl. His tremendous pUhtlii. Coach Bud Wilkinson and Boxer ship favorites, spotted Iown State 15, Wa. h.lngton III /6-0) ...... 124 10Eing their game on the workout Michigan's 190 - pound triple- cause the Buckeye operated at opening game against Michillm and placing of punts ke'p,t Clthe 18. LaSalle (2) (8·1) ...... It field. Ezzard Charle~, were honored as an early lead, got llhead with 17 , CIncinnati (5·0) ...... 5 threat left halfback. the same position for Ohio State, State and from there on was eith- Bucks hemmed bac~ deep·,-in tll& 18. Cornell (2) 16-01 ...... 18 "The Iboys feel so good in this outstanding personalities in ath- seven minutes played on Lovel 18. West Vlrl11nla U) (8-11) . ... . !is For three years the 21-year-old and Ohio State constitutes i he er out ot action or hampered [by Snow of tht!ir own backyard. ·aU letics for 1950 at the eighth an- lette's tip-in, 25-23, and steadily 20. IllinoIs (5·1) ...... 52 warm weather," Oosterbaan said, senior from Milwaukee has been most recent of two painful '(nem- Injuries. He was still good enoJgh afternoon and kept the stage, set Others .""elvln, vot.. Include: Mur- "That they want to tear into a hero at Ann Arbor, starting in ories of Rose Bowl tiffs with the to roll up 695 yards - 590 yards for hyo blocked punts whi~h led nual Los Angeles Times national pulled away. ray State. BowlJn. Green, lewa, Notre sports award banquet Wednesday , Lovellette's 14 field goals also Dame. Kanaa. State. UCLA, Southern each other every time we line his sophomore year when injury Big Ten at Pasadena. Northwest- via his passing and 105 on the to 'a safety and a touchdownf ~and night. was a tournament record. Tucker California. Oklahoma. Mlehl,an Sbte. ihem up into two teams. We to a ,varsity regular, ~ peedy Gene ern prov ided the other sad mem- ground. a 9-3 victory. ; : EMtern Kentueky. Ohio Stnte. EvanJI can't take a chance on injuries Announcement of the awards scored 12 in 1946. vtue. St. Loull, DePa"l, LoulB,'llle. Derricotte, sent him oft the bench ory in 1949. They say thaL an able-bodied "'Yes," said Waldorf, "I \Uldet- CaU!omla. Belolt. MlnnelOta. now. There will be no more con and on to a brilliant career tor To refresh your memory, Ohio Ortmann, along with the full time stand Ortmann Is in very 'fine was made before a capacity * * * tact work." throng of 1,000 at the Ambassador KANSAS CITY (JP) - Fired by the Wolverines. State beat the Golden Bears in help of his right halfback, Leo health now. He would be, for 'us." hotel's Cocoanut Grove. 'Comedlan Maynard Johnson's 38 points Cage Results • • • • j .' Bob Hope was master of cere- which broke the tournament's in. SAN BERNADINO, CAL., -flPI monies. divldual scoring record for the Minnesota 74. Colorado 68 -California's Golden Bears went When Good Fellows Get ~C?geth,er Bradley lit, Indiana 82 The award for Wilkinson, Ok- second time in one night, Minne Knnsa. 75, 10..... State 51 throuih a long series of pre Rose lahoma coach, was accepted by sota defeated Colorado, 74-68, to Mlchl"an 51, Pennlylvanla 51 Bowl drills Wednesday as Coach Alabamn ••, OItlah=- t6 Frank McCormick, who was ath. join Kansas as a first round winner MJarnJ 81, Dartmouth. '2 Lynn Waldorf and his assista.nls letic director at Minne ;,~ ta when in the Big Seven basketball tour Utall N. Brl,ham Youn, .. carefully checked every varsity K.na. Wuleyaq ~ North Central 4. Wilkinson 'played for the Gophers. nament Wednesday night. Beloit lot. Sprlnlfleld (Ma... ) · 82 player on both offense and de fense. The squad was divided in of fensive and defensive line and backfield groups for the workout. Gridder Marries Millionaire -Bride The offensive team ran through HOUSTON -(JP)- Glenn Mc- bappy about Glenna Lee's marri scheduled for' 81. Paul's ?4etho a brief contact workout against e arthy, multi-millionaire Texas a{e. dist church and WBB to be fol Michigan's defense while the de oilman, acknowledged Wednesday No Formal Announcement lowed by a reception at the fensive team worked against a that his 17-year-old daughter, Members of both the McCar- $250,000 McCarthy man s ion, group running Wolverine plays. Glenna Lee, had eloped with thy and Pontikes families ap which is a short distance trom • • George Pontikes, tor mer high parently planned to withhold McCarthy's $18,000,000 Sham MIAMI, FLA., - IIPI - Coach school football star and now a formal anon un cement until after rock Hotel. McCarthy also owns Andy.· Gustafson of Mia. m i ophomore at Rice Institute. Wednesday night's SOCiety wed- a chemical plant, a gas company, watched the Clemson players get Glenna Lee and Pontikes met at ding or an older McCarthy an export firm, a radio station off the plane Wednesday and Lamar high school here where daughter, Mary Margaret. and a chain of community news said they looked like "man eat Gcorge was a stellar football Pontikes, son of a Houston shoe papers. ers," ~ but he came right back pluyer and the McCarthy daugh- cobbler, told a. reporter Wednes- Pontike's father. Anlelo Pon with the optimistic statement that tel' was a cheer leader. day he would confirm his mar- tlkes, has a two-story lIWC~O I...... ;, his own Hurricanes would be No Comment riage to Glenna Lee today. Mean- in the back of his shoe repair "tough to beat" in the Orange McCarthy couldn't be reached wh~le, he said, he didn't want to shop, 30 blocks from the McCar Bowi. in recent days for comment on say anything until after Mary thy home. , Gustafson has been studying rumors that Glenna Lee and Margaret's wedding. movies of Clemson's games and Pontikes were married December , Wednesday's wedding was * * t said it' ls "the greatest single wing 2 at Waco. , --- team I have ever seen." 'Decent Living' .•. o ., But when morning new.papers .! ., o quoted the Waco justice of the HOUSTON, TEXAS IlJ'I - Big MIAMI BEACH,- FLA.,-(If! peace, Nash Oliver, as saying he George Pontikes, a rurged football Clemson's Tigers, 43 stroni and' married the two shortly after the player who married an oil million injured, . arrived Wednesday fo~ Rice-Baylor game that day, Mc aire's daughter, told trie~ Wed their New Year's Orange Bowl Carthy broke down. He told a nesday he figured he could make engagement with Miami and im questioning reporter, "They are a "deceni llyinr" tor her. 'mediately set Coach Frank How· married ." "I married Glenna·eLe because I ard to ' "yellilJg and carrying on." The cinderella-in-reverse mar love her, not because her 'father The kinks of an airplane ride riage of pretty Glenna Lee and has a lot of. money," he told a from South Carolina and a two the hllndsome athlete reminded friend who demanded an()nymUy. day Christmas layoff failed to (riends here of McCarthy's own "I figure I can make a decent come out in a 10S·minute session marriage in 1930. living for her while I'm ioing to of hard running and passing. . McCarthy, then a Ion of a school, and latt!r, too. I " struggling oil well driller, eloped "I can't understand why ' her with Miss Faustine Lee, the father Is unhappy about .this.: He N8A RISULTS daughter of a wealthy Houston R""heller ,., Fort Wa)'ne • knows we planned to get m)\'rrled Mlnn_poll. 11, ..IUmore 82 oil man 'V-{. E. Lee. He vowed he sometime," N..... York 71, Philadelphia 74 would become wealthier than the Glenna Lee, a senior at HollS , NPBL RISULTS Lccs'- and did. SheboYlan 17. Waterloo ,. to~'s Lamar. hlah s~ilP9I, ~lId told # "Denver 18. ' Lo"I.vllle n In 1930 there were reports Lee classmate. many iftmea tbat she NAt;IONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE .IVAL R081 BOWL COACHES Bennie OOlterbaan of Michl,an was unhappy about Faustine's would marry aeor,e , when sh-e New York 3. Toronto I Cleft) and, r..,1UI (Pappy. Waldorf (eenter) ,0' w,e",er WednelClay marri age. And Wednesday there BoItOll 4. Chlca¥o • /Uel at a hlnebeea beld b, lportswrlte.... The man at the rirM III Mltlhl , was 18. Dec. 31 ",m be her 18th Villanova 07. DetrOit II were reports McCarthy was un· OIOROB PONTIUS birthday. •. II. 1.0,,1. 57, Holy Cr_ .. ,aa'•• &hIetIe dlreeter aDd former Wolverine coach. Fritz Crialer, ';