On the Inside ! Weather Wanted - Fair DiaIribUtlOD Fair and dry today. In ••• Page 2 creasln« cloudjness and warm Sunda,. Hlxh to Old Settlers Said 'Ioway' day. 76 to 82; low, 45 to ••• Page 3 50. HI,h Friday. 74; low, lJttl. Hawks. City Hiqh Win at owan 42. ••• Page 4 Est. 1868 - AP Leased Wire. AP Wirephoto. UP Leased Wire - Five Cents Iowa City. Iowa, Saturday, October 14. 1950 - Vol. 85, No.9 -1 Fair Weather Today Lons 'Free on $25,000 BaI ; Promised Grid Fans Hawkeyes, Badgers Meet Today Charged with Sia • W · By Weatherman. Of S alter h.i:b::yC~z~:~:a~~;~~!~~~jmx as local skies were fair and Home Game eason . .. temperatures soared to 74 degrees. In First He promised more of the same to day with a high of 78 degrees. Leaves Jail 1n Des Moines the mercury * * * PROBABLE LT EUPS equaled an all-time mark as it Passes Seen reached a torrid 83 degrees. IOWA \VISCO SlN As Services Los Angeles residents swapped Dean Predicts Jerry Long (Co·Capt.) LE Gene Felker their topcoats lor bathing suits Hubert Johnston LT Dave Suminski As Main Threat and headed for the city's beaches For Victim End when hot blasts from the"Mohave Hawk Victory Austin Turner LC Bob Kennedy John Towner Dave Hansen B, CHUCK LEEDHAM desert drove thermometers to 104 L. Dale Faunce, new SUI dean To Iowa Win James Lons, 52, Princess cafe degrees. Qf studen ts, told abou t 2,000 per Lou Ginsberg HG George O'Brien Salely over the Black Friday son, at the pep raliy Friday nigjlt By HOBERT DUNCAN owner charged with the fatal Andy Buntz HT Ken Huxhold (Capt.) DaUy Iowan Sports Editor stabbing Thursday morning of hex, Iowa forecasters predicted he had a hunch the Hawkeyes the balmy days may continue Bob Hoff RE Tilden Meyers Princess waiter Andrew Davelis, would win this afternoon. The Iowa Hawkeyes celebrate was released Friday afternoon through Sunday with Increasing Glenn Drahn (Co-Capt. ) QB Bob Petruska Cloudiness and rain on Monday. Glenn Drahn, Hawkeye co their golden anniversary of Big (rom Johnson county jail on a captain, also had an intuition of Don Commack Ll I Roy Burks Ten football this afternoon when surety bond of $25,000. Cooler temperatures ",ere fore cast for Tuesday. victory and expressed the team's Jerry Faske lUI Bill Hutchinson they meet favored Wisconsin at Lons w&lked from the J&i1 gratitude for the spirit shown by the Iowa stadium in the first door at 3:50 p.lIt., while the last the studen t . Bill Reichardt F)3 Bob Radcliffe home game of the season. mourners leN DaveUs' fUDeral War at a Glance The cheerleaders and SUI band A crowd which is expected to mvlces, beld ill a funeral home led the crowd in yells and "On surpass 45,000 will be on hand to ~I'OIS the street, In full view Purl HUbOr - President Tru Iowa" as the rally progressed. see the renewal of a lootball ri tl the jail, mnn prefaces Wake [sland meet He,· b Schoener, former Hawkeye Announce Judging Plan valry dating back to 1894 . Since ImmediatelY after his rel'ease, Ing with MacArthur by warning end and now assistant freshman that tirst game, 27 games have Lons said he felt "fine" and would that .. sticks and stones" not football coach, t aid the coaching been played with Wisconsin lead go back to work at the Princess. enough to control aggressors. staff and players are impressed For Homecoming Floats ing in the series, 18-9. He was not ~een in the cafe Fri TOk,o-Allied troops trap J 2,- with the enthusiasm of students The judging procedure for the second annual SUI Home· Favorable football weather is day and his present whereabouts 000 Reds in Kumchon area of and [OWl! Citians and hope it forecast for today's game which was not known. North Korea, drive 20 miles north will keep its precent pace. coming parade was announced Friday by Dr. William oder, will probably develop into a battle Pleaded Innocent of captured Wonsan; ships and chamnan of the parade committee. between Iowa's proven running at Arraigned Tl]ursday afternoon planes continue blasting both Judges will make prelimin ary examinations of the floats tack and Wisconsin's passing on an "open" charge of murder, coasts. Duty Up on Eggs game. Lons pleaded "I)ot gullty" and was Tokyo - MacArthur leaves tor immediately after the floats have reported to th eir proper places Pa.. Defense bound over to the grand jury by mid-Pacific rendezvous with PreL next Friday night, Coder said . The actu al judging of the floats Judee C. J. Hutchinson. ident Truman; U. S. Aml>assador From Red China Iowa's success depends heavily Lons Is &teused of 'dally to Korea included In party. will take place when· the floats on the elficiency at the pass de WASHINGTON (tPI - The state lense against the aerial thrusts of ltabbln, DaveU. at about 2 a.m. " --- department disclosed Friday the : pass the reviewing stand. Quarterback Bob Petruska. The Thurada.y In .. scuffle on the President Truman has signed a Eight bands and possibly 50 Installment Buying I&wD of a hOUle, where Da.vells L~ughfon Tickets proclamation which will have the floats wlll take part in the parade. Hawkeyes' defense against IncU fiN for rdu,e a.fter beln, chas effect cf raising the duty on dried Thirty applications were In by ana passes leaked tor two touch ed In cars and on foot throu,h eggs imported from Communist 7 p.m. Friday and the number is Tightens on Cars, TV downs and nullified their top hea vy superiority on the ground. low& City by LOlli and three Go in Hour RUsh China by 10 cents a dozen. expectcd to approach last year's WASHINGTON M - The gov companions, offtciala said. The proclamati on. ending tariff total of 49. ernment Friday night tightened If Iowa can stoP Petruska, it Lons' surety bond (a promise All tickets for the Charles concessions formerly extended to Four high school bands will installment credit curbs for the has a ,ood chance of recisterln, to pay the amount of bail if Lons Laughton . lecture were ~one one Nationalist China and which later participate in the parade, Includ second lime since the Korean war Its second upset of the season. fails to appear in court), signed hour and 15 minutes after distri benefited Red China, is effective ing one from Eas t High, Waterloo; in a new anti-inflation move The Hawks disregarded a two by 12 Iowa City businessmen, was bution started at 7:30 a.m. Friday. starting Dec. 11. McKinley, Cedar Rapids; Tipton which will make it harder to buy touchdown underdog tag in the ,Prot. Earl Harper, chairman delivered at 3:10 p.m. Friday by r. The action was revealed amidst and West Branch. a utomobiles, television sets and season's opener against Southern of the committee on university his attorney, Frank Messer. a furore over arrival oC 1.5-mlllion similar items. California and went on to a 20-14 ledures, said tickets were .iVf;!n pounds of Communist cggs. Two drum and bugle cor ps will Signatures on the bond were A. The restl·ictions, effective Mon win. The Hawks had an emo out "as fast as ,we could punch The President's Dction consisted take part In the parade, one Irom day, reduce the payment period L. Towner, Tom A. Thomas, R. H. [.0. cards;., ·r . the VFW In Cedar Rapids and one tional sag against thc Hoosiers of cancelling tariff concessions ne for automobiles tor 21 months to last week , in !osing, 20-7. Lind, 1.. D. Bodeen, J. J. Swaner, ,At one time the Une of student'll gotiated with Nationalist China in Crom the Moose in lowa City. Frank E. Lee, George E. Leonard, 15 months but leave the down Today, Iowa goes Into the game 6:3' waiting for tickets metched along 1947. The state department said The SUI band and tbe Scottish payment unchanged at one-third Wendyll stoner, Cecil Hudson, G. Highlanders wiJI complete the list. in near perfect physical and men the ' entire len,th of the ,' Iowa this was done because Chiang of the purchase price. H. Swails. L. K. Norris and J. M. tal condition. Union main Jounre. Kai-Shek's government withdrew The positions of the floats will Down payments on TV sets, Swank. Faculty and student tickets Irom the Geneva general trade be determined by a drawing at radios and other home appliances Injuries suffered in the Indi The Princess calc, 118 S. Du were ·taken from the' same gen agreement three years ago. 9:30 a.m. Monday at the veterans were increased from 15 to 25 per ana game have mended satisfac buque street, closed all day Thurs eral supply ·. and both desks ran The present duty on powdered service. All organizations repre cent period cut from 18 to 15 torily. day, was reopened Friday under out at the same time. eggs is 17 cents a pound. When sented in the parade are welcome months. Only Jerry Nordman, a fullback the operation of A. L. Towner and the tariU changes take effect, the to attend, Coder said. .' For furniture, the down pay injured in a pre-season scrimmage, John Nash, appointed receivers at (Dally Iowan Pholo by Belly Kerr) U.S. Population Estimate new duty will be 27 cents a Five float entries ar e included ment will be 15 percent instead of won't be available for Coach Leo Lons' request by District Judge pound. in the wbsidized class with more 10. The time payment period will nard Raffensperger. who makes James P. Gaffney. Lons Leaves Jail When."" Increased to 151 Million entries expected today, he said. cut from 18 to 15 months. his debut before a home crowd. Judge Gaffney, in ordering the WASHINGTON «II - The cen * * * In addition to SUI organizations The federal re ~ erve board. Spirit and Determination receivership, directed that Town LEA VING THE JOHNSON COUNTY JAIL AFTER HIS $25,000 sus bureau estimated Friday that entering floats in the parade, Lone which announced the action, said The former Iowa player and suc er and Nash would operate the bond was posted in surely by 12 Iowa CIUans, James Lons, 52, the population · ot the United Meanwhile .. " (front) was acccmpanied by Greek Orthodox priest and two Tree, a town about 15 miles south down payments will be required cessful coach at East Waterloo Princess "free from inter.erence a. States on Sept. 1 was 151,695,000, unidentified friends. At right behind the priest was Sheriff Albert WASHINGTON l1l'i - Agricul east of Iowa City, has entered a in th future on all purchases of high school has expressed satis on the part of other persons." compared with an estimated 150,- Murphy. Standing- In the doorwa.y was Mrs. George Oxley, a.t the ture department planners candidly float. $50 or more. The previous limit laelion with the spirit and deter 8&euUa was observed Friday 778,000 on April 1. admitted Friday that the lowly was $100. jail to visit her husband, Georg-e Oxley, servin, a term for dis The bureau had annOllnced a sur organizations have asked mination shown by the squad in back lot ~ Job in the cafe. orderly conduct. egg has them stumped. practice this week. Mrs. Viola Lons, 42, central fi "preliminary" 1950 census figure farmers to loan or rent fl at bed They said farmers are continu "We're ,0111&" to need a lot of gure in the early morning pur of 150,500,000. The month-to trailers and hay racks for the * * * ing to produce record-smashing 'Stunnecl' " " . spirit and determination lor to suit which ended in Davelis' death. ed that "there was nothln, be the car and ran into the home of month estimates are based on 1940 parade. Anyone willing to provide egg surplutes and have failed to re day'. ,ame If we hope to beat remained In seclusion in her home tween Mrs. Lons and my hus Dan C. Dutcher, Iowa City attor census figures and vital ·statistics such equipment is asked to contact DETROIT - The automobile duce their laying flocks although Wisconsin," Raffenspercer said. Friday and could not be reached band." ney, police said. suppliea by various federal agen Robert Gage, secretary of the Iowa industry was stunned Friday night the government support price has Iowa's spirit was renected Fri for comment on her husband's re Friends Aided Lons Jumped on Waiter cies. Data on births and deaths City chamber of commerce. at stiffened controls on car buy been slashed drastically. 8. In lease. Police said Lons learned early When officers Herman Parrott are incomplete. ing which will require one-third day by sirn the dressll1&" This has forced the government room which read, "Remember "Cut His Ears Oft' Thursday morning that his wife and Patrick McCarney arrived to down payments and with only 15 to (hell out $80-million so far last year - Wisconsin 35, Iowa had picked Davelis up in Lons' escort Davelis from the house, 21 SUI Graduates months to pay. Lons told police Thursday he Community Che.t Drive th is year to keep midwest egg 9." had long believed Davelis was car, and he called his friends to the four men jumped on Davelis, prices from falling through the Informed of the stiffer controls help him tollow them. Reaches 64 Percent WisconSin, winner of its first "stepping out" with his wife, and Dutcher said Thursday. bottom. Sworn Into Bar and asked for comment, a Detroit that he had gone after him "to Davelis died a few minutes The 1951 Iowa City Community Hudson dealer gasped, "We're out two games including an upset 7-6 Af ter a chase through city Sixty-five persons, including 21 cut his ears otf." later in the police station of a stab Chest was $11,012.98 short of it's of business." victory over favored Illinois last streets, Lons and his companions sur graduates, were sworn into DaveUs' former wUe, Stella forced Davelis to the curb on wound in the heart. Police said $28,468.24 goal at noon Friday. Guy Gillette to Stay The new restriction meant that week, will start a team liberally the Iowa bar Friday at SUI's col Lewil DaveUI, twice married to South Summit street, according to they were unaware he had been buyers of a $2 ,100 auto such as sprinkled with sophomores. In all, Contributions totaled $18,455.26 or In Iowa Until Elections lege of law alter passing their aDd divorced. from Davells, stat- the report. Davelis jumped from injured. 64 percent of the goaL Mercury, Kaiser, Hudson or Buick six second-year-men will probab CHEROKEE (,lP) - Sen. Guy bar examinations. would have to pay $700 down and ly get thp call trom Coach Ivy Wil Gillette (D-Iowa), back from a The oath was administered by $93 monthly. liamson who is in his second year 10-<1ay trip to Mexico, said Fri 10wa Supreme Court Judge Nor at the Wisconsin school. day he expects to remain in Iowa man R. Hays. Bar Association CAP PRACTICES Side by Side until alter election day. President T. M. Ingersoll, Cedar DES MOINES M - The Iowa Four of the sophomores will UN ForEes Trap 12,000 Red 'Troops The senator said he planned to Rapids, welcomed the new law Civil Air patrol will hold a prac be side by side in the middle of speak at least once in each con yers into the association and of tice search and rescue flight Sun the Badger line. The Wisconsin Three Important the enemy capital of Pyongyang, ision, British and Australian * * * gressional district, and to make fered them a one-year free mem day, CAP officials reported Fri halfbacks, Roy Burks and Bill • troops and the South Korean 1st • several radio talks. bership. day. Hutchinson also are only one Bridges Taken division. Tru~an Flying year removed from one ol,the best One regiment of cavalrymen T W k I I d freshman teams in Badger history. TOKYO (SATURDAY) M closed the northern gate of the 0 a e. s an ".. Judge Approves $25,000 Bond · In contrast, Iowa's starting United Nations forces ripped new encirclement Thursday striking team, whlch will be the same as holes In crumbling Communl~t de across country and capturing HONOLULU (.4')-Bound for an started the previous two games, f,nles In Korea today, streaking Hanpo-RI, five miles north ot hlstoric meeting with General won't have a sophomore. ahead .0 miles in the east and Kumchon on the main road to MacArthur on Wake Island, Pres trapping an estimated 12,000 Red ident Truman .atd today ,IThe troops on the road to Pyongyang people behind the iron curtain are o~~ .,Sues, Other in the west. as anxious as we are to have Powerful naval forces . still world peace and to avoid another roamed off both coasts of Korea, war." Wins Judgment blasting the Reds with massive The Preside"nt, speaking at a air and sea bombardments Wbich .r-. luncheon in Honolulu en route • A co-defendant In a $38,927 may presage new amphibIous to Wake, said: We have to let the damage tuit, John L. Bailey, West lindlngs behind the cracking I truth to them, and we are going Branch, was awarded $925 Fri Communillt linea. to get It to them. day in his countersuit by Johnson I "I -am not one ot those people county jury and the suit against An announcement on the air-sea .: who thin, another war Is inevit- him was dismissed. lsaaults said 13 military targets I: able." -. on botl) coasts were hit Friday ):Iy The damaee suit against Bailey Warships ranging at will up and and Thom!!, Rourke, Oxford, was * .* * brou,ht by Edith Klenk', down the Coittrnunist coastline .1- 1# MT.. MacArthur Leaves 701 N. Benton street, as the re mO!.t to the borders ot Manchuria. TOKYO (SAToRDAY) (.4") - sult of an accident on highway 6 in In the forefront of the naval I General MaeArthur took oft tor March, 1949. assault was the American battle '('tIfl. Wake Island tOday tor his con ship Missouri, which turned Ita .., Accord!n, to testimony, Rourke ference with President ~man. slowed down to turn into his IS-Inch gtllU on Tanchon, 150 An aU; officer said MacArthur'. driveway which Is four miles west IIllies norlh Of the 38th pl\rallel, tllaht would take seven to eI,ht after wrecking Chongjln Thurs of TUtin. Mrs. Klenk, foUowing hours. Wake Is 1,985 air miles him In her ca~, was unable to day. from TokyQ. Gen. Dou,las MacArthur lef, stop, bumped InQ) Rourke's car o so 100 There Was no indication or hint and swerved into a lane where Tokyo this morning in his special •• ' ."..,~, ....u : of the agenda of the Truman con Plane for • mid-Pacific rendez abe collided with BaJley's auto. ference. Mrs. Klenk asked '3,927 lor VOUI with President Truman, but CARRnNG OUT GENERAL MACARTHUR'S SURRENDER OR Aides laid they expected 1t doctor bID, and $35,000 for present there was no letup in the fury DIE ultimatum, Allied ,round, alr-aea. torcea pound the Norih would cover the full ranle of mat and future disability. The counter of the allied assault. Korean Red•• Allied infantrymen ,alned (arrow., A) norUa of the ters pertalnln, to American for APPROVING THE '15,000 SURETY BOND PCIIIttd for James Lon., Prlne_ cafe oWiler &ee1IIed til suit med by Bailey aglinlt Mrt. DrIve SoaUa, West 38th parallel, United Nations air-sea units bombarded an eut coalt elan pollcy in the rar.leal as well the murder 01 Andrew Davelll, Jud«e C. J. Hu&ehln IOn prepared to II&"n a release ortler for Lonl ....i f{lenk asked tor '1,125 for dam Two powerful tor~es of UnIted area (8) and an attack on North Korean IUPPIy route from Soviet as the next course of action by da, atiemo~n. Frank Meuer hUM), Lonl' attorne" delivered the bond Frida, alier Lons b .. 1Pt!D& ales and injury and $1,000 lor Natloh,l trOOp!! were Btrlkln, lor Siberia (C), the United Natlona in Korea. ODe nl,M In Johnson eount, Jail. mental IOguillh. PAGE TWO - THE DAILY IOWAN, SATU1lDAY. OCT. 14, 1151 Pinning on the Donkeys'Taii . ., .. Iowa Citians oll;c;ol daily The Dailylowan Favor Crossing SATURDAY. OCTOBER 14, 1950 38th Parallel B U . IJ"~ E T,I N ATURDAY, OCTOBER 14.1950 fl.ta. 1Iy m.n In Jowa, $1M pu yeu: VOL. XX~u , NO .• IlJ< monllU. t:S.tII; three months, $1.00. By TROY ANDERSON And othu IIwl ubonipuona. .. PH' YNr; A majority of Iowa Citians in ------~~ liz. mOI\\h.. $4 .2:;: \bree montM, $2..2$4 terviewed this week agreed with the United Nations' decision to UNIVERSITY CALENDAR 1'.4 ,.. r •• eall. r.~"'~.r send American forces across the VNIVERSITY CALEND It lLemll are scheduled Two IMMIl wtr.. RrviI:u. (API and !lJP) BAIL\' IO,,'AH IDITOUAL TAPP 38th parallel to combat the North In &be President', office, Old Capitol ..... ~, ...... JORpIl V. Brown ~n, .:dilo...... 016111 C. Urban Korean Communists on their own N".... -.tllor ...... Reynold Hertel ground. Salurday, October U by Dr. Charles Behre on "GeoJo J\abCant III..... Ullor .... Mart 1IIU.y SUI Janitor C. E. Wilson 1 :30 p.m. - Football, Wiscon Kicll~ Lineaments in Mexico," ge AllIo.. ", News Ultor ...... Paul Bnnk summed up thc majority of sen sin Here, Iowa Stadium ology lecture room. Clly £dUor ...... Barbara Bloxom timents. Sunday, October 15 • ClIY Editor ...... Barney Sc::lbert Friday, October 20 'porta EdUo...... Robert Duncan Jr. "I think the GIs should go into 8:00 p.m, - Iowa Mountaineers, CALL 1-2151 II Y" ••••, _In 7:00 p.m. - Homecoming Pa ..defy -.tllor ...... Anll RuueU North Korea and get the job "Magic of Mexico," Aloha Baker. , ... DaDr ..... ~, " ..... "ok,. ,... ..nNe .. .,.,.. •• all "nice ';bid Pbo...,-.pher .••••• Tom CouaIJu done," Wilson declared. .1'v'lacbride auditorium. rade . .rren _lH :r. tt. La. T .. Voice Opinion Monday, October 16 • 8:00 p.m. - Pep rally, (imme D.lIy ...... CI,. tI.. D...... " DAILY IOWAN ADVl!aTI INO STAPP dilltely following parade) Old Cap .. '" no, .r OW J...... IW· Students and students' wives, 7:30 p.m. - University New la" D.~...... ,"-u, II B U$ln JIIono,er . • . • . .• • Robert Depew comers bridge, Iowa Memorial itol campus .tea _ l,...... Ie I' "'.. a ... NaUonal AdvertWn, M(l'. 8\1In Glnibug barbers and housewives, shoe re I,•• I:...... I. .:. .... "Ur ••- Union. . 8:30 p.m. - The Dolphin show, AII·t. Bus. M.na,~r .M.orshoU B. Nelaon pairmen and bartenders in Iowa ....' .....r ...... y ....., ...... "Manhattlln Serenade," Fieldhouse C Jjed lIIiW1&Ier • ••• Eel HunUn" Jr. City all voiced this opinion during 8:00 p.m. - Humanities SOciety, Ie I':. La. The Daily Iowan's poll IIsking: Speaker: Prof. Geot·ge L. Mosse, pool. DAILI' IOWAN C ..C\lLATION TAl" "What do you think o[ the GI's "Puritanism and Abwlutism in 8:45 p.m. - Homecoming Open 8u'-:rtpUon nt_by ,,"U'rlc, 1111 CIra1lation M .....'u •.•.•.. Nlc-k Wlnan. City•• _ "'-1 at f'I per ,...rJ_. In crossing the 38th parallcl?" Old aod New England," senate Rouse, Iowa Memol'ial Union. advance; IIx mOlIIhll• .,.15: \.lu'ee JIIOIItha, Au·t. Cir. Man.,u ••.• Ch ...1u Dorrob rhamber, Old Capitol. . I Saturday. Odober 21 Harlan Dirks, Grundy Center, 8:30 a.m. - ODK society break 2n X-ray technician at the Uni Tuesday, October 17 12 :30 p.m. - The UniverSity [asl, Hotel Jefferson versity hospital~ , elaborated upon club, luncheon, program, geDeral 9:00 a.m. - Hockey game, wo Wilson's statement by adding, "1 men's athletic field.' think it's fine as long as they business meeting, lMU 8;00 p.m. - University Lecture 10:00 a.m. - "1" Club meeting, r don't cross the Manchurian bor Community building (College and editorials by Charles Laughton. IOlVa Me I der." morilll Union. Gilbert). ' Wanted: Faire, Distribution Forest Barnes, A2, Ames, agreed. Wednesday, October 18 10:30 a.m. - College open house, "It Is about time we did some 7:30 p.m. - Meeting, American deans and staff members in their \hing," he said. "We should have offitet ' At 7:30 )o'rlday morn In" a long line had formed in the Iowa Union Chemical Society, Prot. R. T. San jone it beCore." ierson, "Chemical Problems in Lu 10!30 o.m.-Cross Countt·y Meet to pick up tickets lor the Charles Laughton appearance bere Tuesday Mrs. Glen Stimmel, wife of an brication." Room 300, Chemistry - Purdue. nisht. " building. I :'30 p.m. - Football: Purdue .' Iowa City fireman, warned that At 8:45 a.m. the 1,800 lIcke were gune. American forces "may run into Thursda.y, Ootober 19 vs. Iowa, stadium from one point or view, this III fair. And we're sur the com more trouble than expected" by 8:00 p.m. - The Dolphin Show, 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. - The Dol mittee on university lecture has only fairness in mind when members crossing the parallel. But she was "Manhattan Serenade" - Field phin show, "Manhattan Serenade," house Pool. field house pool. pilin their meUlOds uf distribution. But we b lieve th I'e is stUl a certain the UN is doing the right 8:00 p.m. - Graduate College 8:00 p.m. - Homqcoming party, roit'el' way uf distributing the licke . thing. Out or UN Hands and department of geology lecture Iowa Memorial Union. Stuclenis who happen to have cluse a' 7:30 bave UUle chance Some felt the decision to cross of fe&~ lit!lieis. When tbe event Is a popular as LaurJal,on's the 38th parallel and continue into (For information rerardln: dates beyond this schedule. vi I. here promises to be, \hose hnlnr ola !lell &hroulhou& Ute North Korea was not a matter see reservations In the office of the President, Old Capitol.) morn.h.c have 110 dallce. for the UN to handle. Perhaps if the ticket" wel'e divided into IOUI' equal groups and Mrs. Gladys McCann, 15 E. distributed at dl!Ierent Urnes we would attain a much f{llrer Bloomington street, was typical o[ GENERAL NOTICES system of oUerlng them to the students. LEnERS this group. TO THE EDITOR "I think the boys over there GENERAL NOTICES should be d~positcd witb the city editor of For example, the ticket" might be mode available on the rollow Chinese ,Railroad Transports The Dally Iowan In the nev,;sroom in East Hall. Notices must be ing schedule: At 7:30 a.m. and 1:80 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday _ should make the decision," she (Rea4t,. Ire JnvUtd. •• f'spre •• p. said, "as to whether we should go submitted by 2 p.m. the day preceding t:rst publication; they will or on any two consecutive days 01 the week. Inlo. In Lott" . 10 Ib~ Edllt •• All lei· NOT be accepted by phone, and must be TYPED OR LEC.. IBLY Ifn mUl L In dude hand ~l rlttt!n 11, all the way in Korea." Thill plan Ihould be about a fair as an), of the student could nat.re and .... ctr ...... :t Pe"· rltle ....1, WRll'TEN and SIGNED bf a responsible person. nahl.ft "0' aetfplable.. l ~Utr. bt.come One veteran, however, wos not II lb. ,roPtrl) The Ua.ll y I ...a .. : "'. Supplies to Indo·Chinese Reds k. U a Ulree-day·a-wfek cia prevented a persOIl from being nr thinking in terms of the present r ...... Ih. rl'hl I•• dll or ..lthh.ld "MAGIC OF MEXICO." a color "Puritanism and Ab~olutbm in on halld olle day, Ute Manen are the ame person woulll 'Ie able Ie.Ue u. 'We 5 U"Ot. I~twr,lf be limited By JOliN .RODERICK in China's fat' souUlwest, is ul- but in tel'ms or the futul·e. Con movie picture travelogue sponsor Old and New England." Everyone to be III one or the Un on lh, loUowill&' day. ta set 'Ward. bf le.l'I.!I1 . Optnl"". t:. prea"" of trolling and occupying defeated tel 40 taot btU_ .rJl), rt,rt tDt lb. e AP Forelrn Allain Allalyst most cut olf from the r est ed by the Iowa Mountaineers and is cordially invited. The tlme Involved In distribution should be lHtle, if any. more, .f The D.lly I .... n.) China except by air. North Korea was the main prob· presented by Aloha Bakcr, will LONDON - A routine new lem in the mind of Charles Col be shown Oct. 15 at 8 p.m. in 1950 ANNUAL NEWSPAPER slOce only tne-tourth of the tickets on hand would be given out at TO THE EDITOR: bl'oadcast from Peiplng reccntly So the materiel, except for siz anyone of the scheduled times. lins, G, Williamsburg. Macbride auditorium. Admission CONFERENCE will be held Fri told the world that thl! Chine e ;Ible inroads made by profiteers by membership or ticket purchas day and Saturday, Oct. 13 and H. The plan appears to be worth a try, anyway. Wbat's to be done when a possi- end of the Kunmins to Hanoi Colllns, a veteran of three years and pilferers, remained in the ed at the door. Registration at 10 a.m. in N-2, ble 9,100 students want to hear railroad now is be(ng repaired. warehouses. When Yunnan rell to in the army, said he believed the a lecture which Is to be given in the Communists, the prize in UN "will have to unify the coun .Ef\$\< hall, Friday. Sessions begin Just another g~cp In the Com NSA REGIONAL OFFICE has Friday at 1 :30 p.m. in the house on auditorium with only 1,5 00 cluded millions of dollars of Amer try ul)der one control" to make an The Easy Way - capacity? munist program 'fo rehaQlHtate eventual peace in the Orient announced openings fOl' the posi- chamber of Old Capitol. China, Peiping eXllla\.ncd. But lot' Ican war supplies. 'I iekets for the Chnrlc.o; Laughton work. lions at secretary - treasurer Bnd /)omeone once said that "Somll men arc born great, som men the west, this is one of th~ moa Renewed activity along the rail publlc relations director. People " C'liEVALlER DEGREE, DEMO lecture next Tuesday evening important bits of InfQrmation to route means that the fortunes of Another veteran, Richard Mor acllieve greatne 5, and others have greatness thrust upon them." were available at 7:30 a.m. Fri shon, 02, Iowa City, said "you op Interested in sccuring these posi- LAY. Chevaliers living in Iowa come out of Rod China Ulis year. a wispy mustached intellectual in lions should submit a written ap- City will observe their annual ob SInce that time, however, due to the highly competitive aspects day, and by the tlme I managcd Indo-China named Ho Chi Minh pose an aggressor in an a II-out It means that the Reds in south way - not half way." pllcation giving nllme, address, ligatory day Sunday, Oct. IS , at of greatness, we have substituted dubious attainmc-nts which we to get down to tbe Union at 11 :30 China arc being linked more close are rising. a.m. there were two signs in the Vet Backs Crossing grade point and special quallfi- 6 p.m. at the D&L grill. Any chev consider akin to the origlnlll, inviolate meaning 01 the word. ly tQ the C'Jmmunl!;t-sPOnsored re And because ot this, Indo-Chin:a lobby saying that tickets were Boyd Huggins, Iowa City bar cations. Appllcations should be aliers not contacted and wishing to ThllJl, through our ~lUbllity and val'lty, we have made room volutionaries of Ho Chi Minh may one day present the west ber and a veteran of 28 months sent to Ross A. Williams, Quad attend, please send a card to Chan lor countless numbers. or medJocre performers. gone, and a third on the desk in Indo-China. with a crisis as grave as Korea's. thanking people Lor "not asking" in the PaciIic, believed crossing B-183. L. Coulter, 440 Grand ,avenue Various devlc~ hllve been used by IIsplrants to become famous, about Laughton tickets. How Important thIs is was made the parallel was a "good thing be Iowa City, not later than Friday. notorious. or 1nfamous-cach one leading to a clasdtlcalion as The Union board has seen fit plain by a story from Saiion the cause there was no reason to stop RECREATIONAL SWIMMING other day. It told how well ,1 celebrity. to issue 1,800 tickets to the lectur~ Araskan Vote Goes no\v," for aU women students a t the YOUNG PROGRESSIVES of equipped, well-traihed Ho Chi Iowa will present movie pro Some people write books, some paint pictures, some kill men, - really crowding people in - -However, some of those inter pool in the women's gym on Mon a Minh soldiers had annihilated sev gram Oct. 13 and 14 at 7:30 p.m. and others go to Hollywood .. but there must be at least another viewed were not in complete ac day, Wednesday, Thursday and eral battalions o~ hardened French Republican Early in the Art building auditorium. Once a while, however, someone jolts up with the use of so 5,000 stUdents and faculty mem- cord with the idea that the UN Friday from 4:30 to 5;30 p.m. and In troops - 10relgn le,ionllaites lind The films to be shown are "La that bel'S literally leCt out in the cold can stop now. Although not criti Saturday mornings from 10:30 to simple and basle a device that before we are aware of it, crack Moroccan \lnlts. Marseillaise" with Louis Jounet with no possible hope ot getting in . cal of the U.S. entering the Ko- 11:30. Clinic on Saturday morn individual has reached his, or her, own destinlltion. Arms II.eeeIved Returns Indicate and "Chapayov," a Russian clas In addition, there must be a good rean war, Wesley Blomster, A4, ings from 9:30 to 10:30 will be Gertrude (GussIe) Moran is In this category. sic. Atimission is 40 cents a per many town people who had hopeo Where did tile arms come Crom' JUNEAU, ALASKA (.4") - Alas- Wltonka, S.D., warned of compli for those who need specilll help What could be more basie than a pair of pants? to be able to pun:hase tickels "if H's anybocly's guess, but logic ka swun, toward the RepubUean caUons the struggle might bring and practice to meet a swimming son. there were any lelt" atter student points to the I)'on nils of tile rall- side, on the basis at early returns about. requirement. THE INTERNATIONAL CLUB and faculty requests were filled. way, Mading straight to Kunming. Friday, in its "weather vane" le- "I fear that although it may will meet Saturday evening at 8 Can't something be done about The Kunmlng to Hanoi railway gislative election. prove bcnclicial to the immediate RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS for Electronics Shares lose; Hog Prices Rise th is? Wuuld it be at all possible was an engineerIng achievement at two years' study at Oxford uni p.m. il1 the Congregational church. It posed the (IUeslion: Will It situation," Blomstc.r said, "it m,IY versity arc open to Quali[ied jun New officers for the 1950-51 aca NEW YORK (JP') - Electronics choice wa.s $32. A short load of for WSUI Lo broadCllst the lecture? its day. It woUild south from Kun be true again that "As ):loes Alas- only increase antagonism already WSUI does not broadcast "paid mins, capital of Yunnan province: Iors, seniors and graduate stu demic year will bo selected. All shares took a thumpin, !'rldilY in high-good a.nd choice heiIers WI"t ka, so goes the nation." aroused by our part in the Ko- dents. Candidates from the Univer stUdents are invited. A socia l the stock market In the midst of at $30.75. Otherwise oUerings admlttancc" programs, but in this down steep river valleys, through Democratic leaders have con- rean situation." cs e all tickets are on I.D. cards a hundred tunnelS' and acrQU sp, .Ity of Iowa will be nominateq hour will follow the busincss mect a contused controversy over col.or were medium to good at $25 to tended· that Alaska has supplllnted Earl Black, Iowa City shoe re early in October. For informa Ing. 1elcvlslon. $30.50 on steers and $24 to $30 on and faculty listing - pald out oC dery bridges to lianoi, thence op Republican Maine as the nation's pairman, said, "Let's get the thing tuition fees. What about the rest to Haiphong, Its outlet to the seB. tion see S. R. Dunlap, 204 Old Losses in that division ran to' helters. Bu]]s topped at $26.25 and early-voting political barometer. over with." Dental building. JAZZ AT THE PIJILIIARMON'· as much as 12 a share, and the vealers at 133. ot us who have paid "tuition and During the Sino-J'flP war it was Alaska gained a reputatiQn in that Wives of SUI students, many of --,.-- ,IC concerts will be held at thc only two minus signs in the list Most native lambs sold from 527 yet have no tickets? blasted by Japanese bombers be- direction by swinging from its us- I whom fear their husbands may rH.D. FRENCH READING ex- 'Iowa Union at 7:30 and 10:00 p.m. of 10 most active lsaues stemmed 10 $28.50, the top for the day. Me Surely Mr. Laughton would be cause the French' WCf'e pouring ual Democratic majorities to give have to re-enter the service, fa ami nation wlll be given Sat., Oct. Oct. 27. Tickets for the concert from the color-TV argument. dium and good ewes took $13 to kind enough to give permiSSion to supplies into Chlt\a over It. Then, the Republicans a margin in 1946' va red crossing the 38th parallel. 14, from 8 to 10 a.m. in room 'sponsored by the Central Party The remainder of the market 514. have the lecture broadcast. We aiter France capitUlated in World 314 , Schaeffer hall. Please make committee will go on sale Oct. 23 was highly mixed with a few In Also in the supply were an esti would like to see him
d\ Studio!. Show - Ear. Clinic to Or)on lie Friday at University hospitals, Scvcn case demonsirations wJtI \I I At U-Hospitals Frida~ according to Jacquclyn KCastCI', bc prescnted by resident physi owa Y The first monthly hearing c inie associate professor of speech path cians of the otolaryngology (ear, f d Settlers Said for the 1950-51 school year will ology. nose and throat) department. Do you live in the state of ··J-o-way." like a third of the te's population does? ------Exclusive at DUNN'S------; Or are you a newer addition who live in "!·o-wuh?" According to ~Irs. Rachel Harris Kilpatrick. S [German de rhnent, linguistics can trace folk speech and dt'termine the or n~ of the state's settlers. Cut _a _Fancy ;0 chances are if you live in ..::~ ~::: ·:;:;;~~---::::=--==:;;;;~a o-way," you're from the older ion of the state. You may, Campus Caper {>lever, interchange "I-o-wuh" Town '0' Campus th "I-o-way" freely. F.-- f you're strictly an "I-o-wuh" In These "dent, then you're probably not CERAMIC DEPARTMENT, .ceDded from an Iowa pioneer IOWA CITY CRAFT GUILD Aily. Most likely you're from the C ~T . PAUL'S LUTHEIlAN CHAPEL • .. 0.. E. Jefferson . tred Th Itev. John F. Choit •• pI. tor SUnday. 8:30 a .m. DIvine worship, 9,30 .a,m, Sunday school and Blbl" cl.... 10 :30 I .m, Divine worshJp. Topic: "A Rlght fOIlS Man'. Prayer." 3:30 p.m. Choir Ptoctlce .• :30 p,m, PicnIc for all sludents, Mett al the chapel. Transportation will be provided 10 Palisades stale Pllrk. • ...... Mond.y , 8 p.m. Church merrftler,h lp Ssiurday. 9:30 a .m . Children's c.t.- tItlam cl•••. Confirmation cia... , '11tU PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 28 I!. Market I treel TJla ·k • . P. nowl •• n Pollook, pa. tor SUndlY, 9:30 a .m. Church school. 10:45 "0li\l Mornlne worship. Sermon: "A Toll lor. CocI ." 5 p .m. WestmInster vespers. Dr. W. B. Schoenbohm of the schoO'l. ·Jor hlndlcapped children will speak on "A!0!1111 Health." Suppcr and fUn- ' tlDeln, wlU lollow. lrufldlY, 6:15 p.m. Family nlgh~ pol I~II .upper. 7 p .m . School or ml ••lons . Sp,.lcer, Wi1nl8 Grosshelm on " Guate" Il1010, .'' . , T.I"'ITY EPISCOPAL CR URCn Celie,. al Gilbert • ne Rn. lI.. old F. McO.e. re .lO~ ....ncI.y . 8 a,m. Holy Commu.nlon. lllilkta,t lollowlng. 9:15 a.m. Church 14!hoo1. 1!45 B.m. Adult clan in religiOUS studl .... M. F. Carpentor teachIng, ~O :45 ~1". Mornln. grayer and sermon. Father M PAG Pl 51l1li. , Iowa mall Cll~i 01 1\ Long Runs Help (ily High Three Le 'f1g~e 8iitiles To Defeat River Kings, 28-7 Scheduled ~ 10, 'Big Ten Br BILL MILLER CHI AGO (AP) - The still, youug Mig Ten football race Iowa City" Little HawJcl!i opened up with a devastating today gets down to ca e with a three-game conference card. CJ grollnd ttack in the first half Frida night to defeat the linton Co-Champion Ohio Slate, a strong pre-season favorite, invades ,.. lliver Kings, 28-7. before 5,~ homecoming fan . ,.. Bloomington, Ind., to open league play against Irtdiana, the 1949 nl'... All the scoring wa done in the first 1 minutes of play. s Duane Davis bewildered the River KhlgS with three brilliant long tail-ender which already has up" '"'a, et Iowa. ue~ to.stave 'ort an eager-beaver ••• run frolll which t11(~V never 'ra Wisconsin whose rain-splattered Miami e1even:' H, COIll plcte] y rl'COV re(l • was good and Iowa City led, l4-7. 7-6 win over Illinois told little Like 'Purdue aeainst Notre Ie Thirty seconds later, on the However, the victory may have about the Badgers engages pUS_ Dame, Michilan can grab gobs ot second play alter the kickoU, Da worried rowa at Iowa City. ,lory by upsetting Army's un- S, bcCIl expensive to the Hawklets, vis cut through the right side CI" at The third loop fracas sends beaten Cadets, top-ranked in The Idy' for Davis had to be removed trom the Clinton line on a quick open 1he game with a twisted ankle Ing play, dashed past the line twice-beaten Minnesota against Associated Press Jfid poll. Army, undefeated Northwestern in t~ howeyet, ra es a two-touchdown jUJt one play before the final backers and sped 65 yards with touchdown of the game. conference debut for both at Evan- favorite. three pursuers trailing in his ston, 111. __--::- __L- __ City High outrushed Clinton 20~ wake. Whlte made his third con yards to 63 in the first halt, bui version and the Hawklets led, Occupied In DOG-loop aeUvily (rl'sh Ho'" ne for with Davis on the sideUnes, the 21-7. will be MI binD v.. Arm,. --' I! LINEMEN OF THE WISCO!\ Hawklets' attack bo&fl'!d down, Midway in the second quarter New york...... Par.ue at Iaome C b t A"" a Cedar Rapids hleh school 11 \ even though Jerry White capably the Hawklets took over a six-yard .nlnat MIami 01 Fiori••• while ome ac,,·;' gainst ..arne wlUl the Hawkeye. Th, took over the brunt at the ball Clinton punt on their own 41 and DUnols sparred with UCLA at Rapid by plane .hortly before carrying. started to move again. On the Los Anlelea Friday n1lht. T I ' EI « lowa City Icored Its first touch first play, Davis carried hall the Ohio State Is a two-touchdown U ane seven to down on the sixth play of the Clinton learn for a five yard gain favorite over lndlana. But the up ni game. Moore returned the kickoff to tbe Clinton 36 but somewhere surging Hoosiers plan to unveil NEW ORLEANS (IP) Notre offensively their heralded sopho Dame', dynasty which nlled toot Pas: \. "'. 14 yards to his own 36. in the pile-up his ankle was twist U·High . . ., ..• \ . ' -~'JJie c foot ed and he had to be taken from more back, Gene Gedman. ball with little mercy for nearly U -High line stiffened and pulled JHler thru." by Ed MorpD, By JERRY COPELAND on a spinner and outraced the vi- ball's two longest major unbeaten Mike Koras, Davis aDd White, the game. If Gedman, rated as one ot the five years until Purdue cracked It the Blues out of trouble Cour times. m last week, 'might sec today its U-H1eh, using a lightning air sitars' secondary on a 70 - yard streaks may go the way of Notre Davis look a baDd off trom Mor With Davis gone, Jerry While best backs at Indiana in thc past With the line holding up, the 1111 faded to his 47 and dropped a long decade, can give Hoosier sopho first team in a decade losc two attack, moved Into the Eastern, touchdown jaunt. Dame belore Saturday's biggesf fa lin on hi, own 32, Ind alt.houlh pass 1Oto the hands of Mickey more passing star, LoI,I D'Achille, games in Ii row - bot it isn't Iowa Hawkeye conference lead In the second Quarter, the Blues' air defense that has limited crowds at Yankee stadium and hit lour dltterent &imea, he the Cotton bowl in Dallas. omehow man.,ed to keep bl, Moore on the six, and he look some help, Ohio State may need likely. Friday afternoon by beating Mt. 'Blue's stalled a Mt. Vernon at the opposition to two completions feet and went on lo .core. it over standing up, White made the best Vic Janowicz can do. And Tulane Is the target 'at Notre Vernon, 18-6, on the SUI varsity tack on their 22 yard line and in in the Jast 27 tries, thwarted all , Purdue dropped Notre Dame praotlce football field. three plays they scored. aerial attempts. from the undefeated class at 39 Jerry White's conversion was it tour In a row and the scoring that's plenty, Dame in Sugar Bowl stadium with the IriSh the pick to win by two las~ SaturdjlY, and today Michl." good and the Hawklets led, 7-0, ended, 28-7. Iowa, belud'dled last week by l'he win moved previously un Bob Ewalt chucked a pass to STATISTICS touehdowns. gan will try to stop Army at 22 with nine minutes, 39 seconds to Iowa City substitutes played the D'Achille's sharp - shooting, runs defeated Mt. Vernon orr the lop, Mel Rittger, who was hauled U· Hlrll MI.\'. down on the Mt. Vernon 16. Then Flrd down. and Texas cut off Oklahoma at til! go In the first quarter. rest of the ,ame and miSht have into more o( the same against Wis It's nothing new to the Irish and lett the Bluehawks the only scored twice more had it not been to have the opposition pointed undefeated club in the conference Quarterback Tom Kent passed to B y IJenMlty . •. ... • -. 23. The Cadets have a couple tics Early In the second quarter, Da consin's Bob Petruska. HowcV1lr, tor B y panlne ...... '! .,. Y lor the mistakes made by the eag the Badgers may have trouble them, and that's what Tulane has and a favorite for the conlerence End Ceaig Perrin fo r the score. By rUlbln,...... ••• .. I'.! while Oklahoma's is 24 carat - vis took a CHnton punt on his l' a$'les lue,"pted .,...... H U all victories. er, tense reserves. 'halting the running of Hawkeyes been doln, with a ven,eance. If title. Mt. Ve~non moved deep Inlo U 1-'.Ue. compJeted ., .... , :~ .• own 45, started up the center, cut in Newest wrinkle in the Co:ty Jerry Faske and Bill Relehardt. Tulane can't win In this sixth at Mt. Vernon scored on the High soon after but a rock-ribbed y.,d. ,alned by panes . J It '! j to the sldeUnes and brought the Paues intercep'ed by . . . 1 '1 o( Hlah line-up was the pun ling of Wisconsin Is rated a one-touch tempt, then .the Green Wave in fourth play of the lame when U-high line held one drive on thc Yard. b)' hllereeptioDs ., 0 bAli back to the Clinton nine ror 0'''' big Jim Freeman who took over down favorite. tends dOing much betler than Bill Kamerllnl Intercepted U-High one-foot line and another Yard. ,alned fll.hlnr ,., . I!U ':l6 a 46 yard return. Yards lod rushinr ...... 1M 1".1 the Job when Mickey Moore was Northwestern which opened im In last year's 40-7 rout by the Bluebawk Tom Kenfs pass on on the one-yard Line as the half Nd yarde ,aJnfld ...... !.:'!!) 1":( Jerry White carried to the sev thumbed from the game. Freeman Itlsh. the U-Hllh 22 yard line, and ended. Fum"l...... U 4 pressively by beating Iowa Slaic Own fumblu recovert-d ., " I " en, Korns to the one, and White avcraged 53.4 ya~ s on four boots. went over. Aitcr the U-High line stalled and Navy gets a tougher assi~ The tangling will be the last Op. fumble. rl:co\'ered... 11 0 ' 9629' went over for the score. White's between Notrc Dame and Tulane Then tile lightning struck. another drive on their six-yard Yards lo.t pelham.: • .. . •.. 4:; IrJ LI~ITED CAB STATISTICS onent against Minnesota than meets Number of pun" .. , . ... , 4 ') conversion was again eood and the cye. The Gophcr.; have stumbl unt:\er their present. contract. Bob Ewalt, after the klckotr and line in the last period. Tackle lluraUn,. aVflrare ....•... s'! xa si the Hawklets led, 14-0. I.C. IInten Mayard Hebl recovered a Mt. Plrd O.wn. • II n ed belore Washington and Nebras THere arc no indications the two three running plays, cut off tackle tlt Midway In the second quarter By ,. hln, ~ ft will get together again any time Vernon fumble on the visitors' a ka, but their season actually may Clinton recovered an Iowa City By D' In, ...... , have begun last week when, trail soon. 39-ya rd line. 8f penally '" ..•. • Alter two i:ne plays the Blues f um ble on t h e Hawklets 40, and r.... .Hempt.d ...... 1 II• Ing 26-0, they started to roll and The 1950 Irish also don't want through the cl i d .ra-lllt e.mplp(ecl • I ~ Hawkeye, Badger found themselves baok to the ever runn ne an '·ard. , .. 'n.' br pu... .. ~ .I Jinlshed behind Nebraska ohLy to be the tirst to lose to Tulane WILSON'S Mt. Vernon 46, when Bob Can AT 11 passing of Quarterback c.~ris Pa- ,..... Inlere.p't' ... • ", 32-26. or the third Notre Dame leam to nousls scored ,their only touch- H,d. en Inlt,... Uonl •• • lose to a southeastern leam. Geor trell chucked &0 Perrin tor 44 '·.rdo ~.'n" ru.hl., . . .0<1 Purdue, lurprlse eODqauor ot Harriers Run Today yards and Ewalt bucked over down. "ard I ... rUlhlnl ' . n gia Tech has 'VhiPPed the Irish Notre Dame wt week, aad eo for the score. SPORTING, GOODS. Panousi! went back to pass, Nfl) .. r~. ,u.hlo, . . .. tt9 twice, 13-0, and 13-6, in 1929 and Iowa's cross - counlry team , To •• _ 'I"'. .. ' I .... d . . .. . ~IW ehamplon Mlchll&ll.tart their .. 1942, and come , olose to winning opens Its season this morning at The Mt. Vernon ground attack couldn't rind a receiver, so he ".mb'.. . I conference campailns a week moved freely in mid-field, but the eluded several WOUld-be tackler" n",. r"mhl...... • I sev~ral other times. 10:30 a.m. meeting Wisconsin, the TO ADD TO YOUR ENJOYMENT Q O,po.Jtlo" , ...blu rf'~.v . • from today a,alast Iowa and r and took the ball over from the 1'... '. I •• t ..... IUu ..• . • Ml defending Big Ten champion. u WlseoMln, respectively. OF THE, GAME lowa City 12. Bob Hansen's kick No. or D".ta ... 0; " The run will be held over Iowa's ______"_ "_._II_n~r _a_•..:.. .r_a:.u:.....:...... •:;: ...:.. •. :.....I~:;:. ij __~. •f After Texas and Notre Dame, J Mlami's hurricane o\"lglnally fi Yankee Players three mile course with four Hawk gured to be a "breather" for PIlr eye vets and a promising sopho STOCK CAR THE All AM~R'CAN due. But the Boilermakers now mtire around to meet the Badger have become a choice target as Draw S5,737 Each harders. Wisconsin already owns a 26-30 win over MarqUette this Football Predictions "the team that ~at the Irish." It RACES may take another fineper!orm NEW YOR~ (I" - Th~ spirit 1all. 'Sport Seat Bv HOBERT DUNCAN ance by Quarterback Dale Sam- with which the New York Yank Veterans Jack Davis, Billy Bye, ees win pemiants and world Sill Snook and Earle Duggan will HEAVY GAUGE ALUMINUM FRAME Dally Iowan SJ»QrlS Editor championships manifested Jtse1r SUNDAY lead the Iowa team. Newcomers With a very pointed omission of results can't be applied with much Release Jurges agaJn Friday in the generosity to the squad are Virgil Von Ashen, TOUGH VINYl. 'COVEll our prediction score last week, we accuracy. However, we feel the th.cY displ }'ed in cutting up their an outstanding distance man from AFTERNOON, ED SEAT AND BACK look forward to today's games Golden Bears have a mile too world series winning jack Into full Wl11iamsburg, and Jerry Stone As CR Manager shareS. of f5,737.96 each . REST IN RED. BLUE. OR with hope but not toO much confi much for the Trojans. and Stan James. GREEN dence. Other selections: H(ld the neW world champs r\! CEDAR RAPIDS (If» - Bill strlctcd thl!lr 'list a little they OCT. 15 The sports editor WIIS low man Notre Dame over Tulane Jurges, playing manaeCf of the ++++++++++++++++++++++-14 CLAMPS ON STADIUM on the totem poic Jast week - Iowa Slale over Kansas would have ,receIved close to $6,- Championship Races Cedar R(lDld8 Indians of the Three but they didn't <'perate that SEATS. CAN'T TIP soundly beaten by Society Editor Drake over Iowa Teachers 000, ' YOU ARE SURE OF -1 league FrIday was &lven an out wily. Jnstead, they took care Q! i BACKWARDS Ann Russell and City Editor Bar· SoaUiera Methodist over Okla- righ t relcase from the club. oj. Time Trials 12:30 , bara Bloxom, In addition to Rey various players who had been homa A&: M General Manaaer Jim '-'calhan with the"club only briefly, added A PERFECT SHIRT Races 2:00 P.M. FOLDS ANb LOCKS IN CONVEN Hertel and Dick Jackman. Mlcblpn Slate over William announced the release. Meeghan IENT CARRING POSITION H's bad enough to be beaten in large )X'. rtlon~ ror clublfouse at an. Mar")' .said: "Since no minor leal(Ue tendants, bat boys, ' ground8keep AT your own eolumn by outsiders but Navl' over Prlneeton tramaetions are allowed in the No Advance in Prices when girts display more knowledge ers, and others. Duke over North Carolina Stale way of player assignments and re They even voted· a one-fifth NEW PROCESS AduUs $1.00 ' ~RI(E $3.95 about tootbaU results than you, Stanford over Santa Clara leases !rom Oct. 18 until after the share to their spring problem boy, Children Under 12 Free that's when it hurts. North C.rollna over Wake For- annual meeting in St. PeterSburg, Outfielder Dick Wakefield, whp whcn Accompanied by Parents Anyway, we're ,eme so here's eat Our Trucks Pass Fla., in eerly December, we are appeared in only three games ~ p 01- how we see today's to" attrac "Iving BiU Jurges his outright re plnehhitter belore bein, sent to I01- tions. J Your Door Daily Cedar Rapids ... Cush ~ N -Robe *REY HERTEL* * lease at this time in order that he OakLand , of the Paclflc Coast :I: Iowa over WlscoDala - The may be frec to contact other ball ue I .... eyer Wl.e•• ~ .·n icae . A foam tubber cushion 'with a Hawks, a lthough one to two touch H ...... ,.". eve, MI •••••ta clubs and be&ter his position dur Each d the losing Phils getting 313 Dial i down underdogs, gei our vote be o ILl. "'•• • yer I •• "' .. ing such period." a "fUll ahare drew ,.,081.34. Both S. pllbuque U 77 CE-MAR blanket robe in$ide. II...... 1II0.ho,lft .yer 011' ...... i cause of and not in spiic ot last A II< iW HIs job with the Indians was umounlJ' 'Were less - talces to be week's loss to Indiana. Iowa is T.... ."er Okl ...... secre Nlellt.,.. ever '\r.y Jurges' Cir~t minor )eatC\le mlln ded~cted Wa~te r M~lbfY. Two sizes $996 a.n'd $1325 due to bounce back and we. think 111""1,.. ••• " ev.r ""11.. II< lIl.r, agershlp. The team placed\sixth In tally-treasu\"i!r or ,' baseball, an ACRES the high riding Badgen wIll be C.Uf.rala .,.er t1 •• " ....".r ' ••a ,.Ie 'the league. Jurllel at one tIme was nouDced lhat the yankee full pool lsi Ave. between C.R. and the victims ot this rebound. If n,.~e ewer I ••• 'l'e.du~r. one oC the top infielden in tbe WBS $204,276.91. whllc the P.hiUie~ MarioD the Hawks can stop Wisconsin's P.r•• e •••, M'aml luid .Ut$,18U~.tO.' divide. ,1IUI+tIUltllltIJ+++++9I!r~1 onr T.'Pc•• national league. • passin, attack, their ground game "'.,..Daile •••D... r N.,... ,.Ie 0.,..... Binoc·u/ct,s " ,.,,", should carry them to Uleir first I ta-_fenl ••er ." ... Cia... " N ...Ut Car.II...... r Walle 'ere t . , Big Ten win. Pri.roet••••• , Nayr We feature a f,ine selection. of binoculars , ',. MJnn-'a over .N0t1hwes&em ANN RUSSELL Herley Says - The Gophers have lost two in a I ...... , Wbe.... . and monoculars with prices to ~~it everyone. :: • "ab.' ••• er N ...tlltwe.te •• row and are dangerous this week. ..., ...... 0 .. '. ",I. • A "Goodbye Bernie" cam~lgn, II ..U,er. 110.-" '" .... Ok' ...... "Show Your BAUSCH and. LOME5 7x.35 · ... $189.10 started by Minnesota studeRts, rc..."''''II ..er Ok'alt_._ BREMEN (German)1htJO ' ... ,$ 69.54 should have the desired eHeet of A,.,. .yer .,Iehlpa IIIoIl'1l-8 State .,..r Willi.. • .," firing up the Gophers. C.ur.,.,. ...r VIIC Hawkeye Spiritl" I...~~ KOKOR (Japanese) 8x30 •.. . $ 54,90 Oblo State over bcUana - The , ...... e •••, K .... The I."...... Te.e~.ra .~er Drake OFUNA (Japane".) MONOCULAR Hoosier. had a JOOd day against rar•• 1f .~t:, M I...... Vialt Iowa Supply and Iowa last Saturday but won't be N.tr. D ••e •• e.r "I'.I ••e 7x35 ., .' ...... ~ ...... $ 29.95 N.,... CanUaa S ..te .yer Dake qet your Iowa penDants, a match for the Buckeyes fuil Slaaf.,•• ,.e r .... CI.r. ash trays, DUIq8. WOLLENSAK 4x . ~' , $ 25.62 week. H."" Ca,." •• awe, Wak. r., •• t qJcua 7.. " .... ',"we' •• ewer Na .. , .tIck.... , cmd other !IOUV' MJehlCaD .ver Arm)' - Army, BADARA BLOXOM OFUNA 3x10 (Japanese) .... $ 13,42 currently the nation's No. I team, .Dlnl Wbe••• I. a"e, le.... 1 PRIDE 2,5)( (JQpane~e) . , , ... $ 8.54 will have its hands full with Chuek N.rt.... e..t...... ' •. If.... Ortman and company. The Wol ,...... er 0.'. •..... OkJaIle_ " a J( ..e. S ...... You'll find: .The above pdt.e. include ~eral cmd. state tax.. verines are upset minded espe _-..w Okaa-._ ...... Tes.. cmimala - cially after their 10111 to Iitate rival A,., .... U' .,...... Stuffed dachlhWld., turtles. kcmqeroos, Michigan State in the season's "II.... • ••'7 eye, 1I1d11I,.. .'.'e cmd mcmy othera 111 Iowa colora. qold cmd black. vau, •••", '.U vile World.·11 best .Wl qla.. ea. opener. I ...... $1.8[' up Texas over Oklahoma - We're D..... en.. I .... Teaellen Beqular leMe. or the r." ••••,, ••••1 CHOW ·MEIN Iowa T-Shirta. S M L ...... SU5 up playing along with the favorite N ..... Da...... T ..... CHINESE DEuCACIIS· Iowa Sweat Shirts, S M L ...... S2.25 aew .cp-adient density leD' on this one which could go either ".b •• e, ".rt .. C.I'..... staae 1JAa.-I.,. .... r _.. Clar. ..•• thClt qI~. way. Oklahoma has the longest Wala r_reat ••ar N.rt.. Car." •• ,eliminate consecutive winning streele in pre ...... ".1' N.,., And for the sma II fry: DICit lACItMAN the neUon now that Notre Dame'3 .... . I Prices law..... ' ...... Herky T-Shirts, 6-10 ...... , ...... $,98 reign of terror has ended. At any Na"". D_ •••"er T ..... rate, it shOUld be a treat game. Oil'. Slate an, .....a •• Iowa JuveDlle T-Shlrta. 2-8 ...... S.85 It...... a ..er I ...... t. P ....due over Ml... l- The,.Boll M.,.II.eder. • .. er ...... Iowa JuveDll. Sweat Shlrta. 2-8 .... S1.70 $99& to .$1500 ermaJters, despite an inevitable ....~, •••••er A,., I ...... Iftr P ..... Iowa Youth Sweat Sh}rta, 10-16 .. . . $1.85 letdown after beating Notre Dame, Ok...... ".r Ye ... should whip Miami. However, if I ••A , ..... ,. _ ...... I "e, 0 .. ' ••••• 321 IDcl Aft • E. C..., Rdplck .. the Jetdown is acute, the south D .... ••e.t W...... Car.II •• S .... . erners could win. . e ...la ."., 1... T .....r. "i.e.rge . Enoul~ To. Serve You ... ~OHNI IILSoR 'SPORTING GOODS' . OalUor1lia ever SoutharD Oall N ••f ..., rrt•••••• J 8 50.' 4188 Netl. CareU.... ft W••• F.real . / ~~ 24 'So DubIlqut . Phone ' 2626 fornla - These two n\'alq usually C •••f.nta .... r V.c T,! ~Iaa l.' ...... , .ela etar. Small ElMtUlh K~ ~OUI" Clinton . ~ hn.vc R vicious game lind rrcvlous .....1 .... lOt.", •••• Willi.. .. Mil" • '\ t .... , , fl... J • PLAY I . MORE LbNGER I -..,.---- - . ------TB1t !tAlLY 101V~, SATlJItDAY, OOT: 14; 195. - -PAGB FI"Va' Outside Bricklaying Done - Korea a Contest ans' Hospital Work Passes Halfway Mark on Schedule Belwe~n u.s., ~ussia, new 510 - million , . ~tt Australian Claims hospital is 57 percent ... ~ Australians believe that Korea Hooms tor Rem G.L. Miller, resident is a contest between the United Autos for Sale -- Uaeci Mlacellaneou. for Sale WALNUT dinette et. Includlne buffet. EXTRA nice do\Jble room with .Ink Frlday. States and the So\>iet Union, and 19.8 MERCURY 4-door udon. New palnl. for male tuClenl. 2li N. Dubuque of Ihe construction not a trial of strengfh for the 500 miles on molot. Call 41~D . One blrae mirror. one rug. Phone 4590. treel. 8-1370. r\dlledl~le, Miller said, and United Nations,. Pr.Q!. Fred Alex~ 1935 4-DOOR Chevrolet. RecenUy over- TWO DOUBLE bed .• one with coil opr- ROOM for three bo)'s. Dial 5883. 430 hospital should be ander said Friday night. haulcd. $65. Phone '8.1860. In~s. Dial 8-2805. Ea.t JeClerson. by May, 1951, unless Alexander, head of the history 1936 CHEVROLET coupe, heoter. $15. TUXEDO. Size 38. Like new. Orillnoll,y h DOUBLE roo-m--:[o-r-m-a-n-.~l-ud-:-e-n~t.-C-::-:-IOS-'e of mllierials delays department at the University of Phone 8·2160. $75. now $25. PIlOn. 8-0716 In. Dial 7845. TUXEDO. Sl~e 36. $20. White Dinner Western Australia, spoke at the 1910 CHRYSLER dan [or sale. GooCI Jack.t. Siz.. 30. $10. Phone 7502. Gtaduate College lecture if! Old conClltion. $400. Phone 4773. Wanl To 'Buv Cepitd. He was 1940. graduation 1949 JEEP ' (or sale. LIke new. Phone SMITH Corona Portable lypewrHer. New. WANTED: 8 MM movie camera ond speaker at SUI. 8·2387. Dial 9780. R .. C. Simmon.. projector. Pay c8Jh or trade waShlne "Korea is a conte t tletween 1949 FORD business coupe. Low r.W ..a,e. GENUINE Afulkral fur coat. $25.00. Pink machIne Q. part payment. Dial :1438- the world's major ' imperialist . CIlII 2409. formal. ".00. A-I condition. Slu 14. WANTED: 3-4 or 4-5 Speed Graphic Dial 1-1303. wIth KRF. ext. 3346. powers to most Australians," 1941 Fleetmasler tudor ' Chevrolet. Radio. DOUBLE bed. Call sprlnes. Davenport. Alexander said. Dialheater. 3838. lealcovers. Extro good tire. ______Dill! 37&8. _ Alexander s;tid that since the Wanted To Rent 1936 HUDSON Terraplane In looCI run· MUST SELL before movlnl!, Blue sludlo obvious weakening of the United couch with cover. lorae ,I"" ,ray MAN .•taft HI torleal Soclely want Iwo Kingdom, both befere and after nine eondWon. 585.00. Phone 2532. !lowered · Unoleum. Monlljomery Word or three room unrurnlshed apartment World War II, Australia has 1936 PLYMOUTH deluxe 2-door with leu washlne machine. child', highchaIr. and earage. Box 45. Dally Iowan. mOlor In good ·condltlon. Dall 7222. $25.00 for IU arllel ••. 718 Flnkblne Park. leaned more heavily toward the GARAGE. Vlclntty of 800 block. No. . ties. U.S. 1948 Chevrolet. Lots of accessories. Chr Personals Dubuquc. Call 6610. Mrs. Hammill. apartment building orne Dinette Set. " months old. Cross· More Australian graduate stu ley Refr1eeralor. Call 8-1288 afler 5. ------erected on the hos dents are studying in the U.S., LONELY7 Have SWeethearts wife or Baby Sittmg 1940 STUDEBAKER ch9",plon !redon; husband. Write lor liSt 01 ellelblcs. tor housing statt studying history, American 1938 PLYMOUTH 4,-door sedan. run. LINCOLN CLUB. Box 1811, LincoUl, BABY sitting. Mrs, DeFrance. 8-1994. thoughts, and getting an apprecia good; 1937 FORD coupe. extra ele.n; Nebraska,. 1939 CHEVROLET 2-<1oor fedln. Cash A'M'ENTION: Announclnc the openlnJI tion of American lile, Alexander Terms, Trade. EKWALL MOTOR CO. of Ihc AURDAL BABY SITTING said. 627 So. Capitol. Lost and Found AGENCY. 9 So. Linn St. Phone 8·0330. BABY SITTERS WANTED and BABY Australia hope 10 cblaln a MODEL "A" FORD. Good motor ond LOST: PI Kappa Phi Fraternlly Pen. SITTERS FURNISHED. oloser workin&' argeement with tire•. 624 S. CUnlon. Epstein. Phone 8-2666.---- lVally hHVan Che U.. In the Paclflo, Alexan 1938 BUICK. Very gooCl condition. Dial LOST: Gold Rlne. Wednesday. Washing Real Estate A N LANDMARK FOR FANS pouring jnto~lowa City lor the football game today w ill be tile new der said. "American interest in 8-0411- ton or Dubuqu~ . Untv. f!xt. 3383. IMMEDIATE possession to 5 room mO(!- LO-mlllIon veterans' hospital. Construction work erg are putting the finishing touches on the brlok the Southwest Pacific Is pleasing 1936 CHEVROLET. ExceUent condilion LOST: Red leather wallel. Identification ern bungalow. New furnace, fult work of the structure, which has sprouted up on a location nurth of University hospitals slnllC ,last to Au tralia," he ald. throughout. Call 8-1003. and money. C.II Carla, 3181. Reward . basement. $7,500. A. J. Larew, DIal 2841 . or 2492. ,autumn's games. The building is ten stories Iligh with a three-story penthouse above for storage Australia was formerly an iSo-' 1937 CHEVROLET coupe. Dependable. • sllace. ShOWI! at the left is the operational and main tenallce wing containing a garage, ehapel and apart lationlst nation, Alexander point Call 6-2363 evenlnl1l. For Rent water reservoir ''hIe nts for start members. Work began on the build ing ir: cpt., 194\:, and is expected to be comilieled ed out. "But major wodd power i Expert Repairin,- next May. 1947 CHEVROLET FleetUne. A.I condl- TRAILER hous•• ext. 4183. Belween '-6 in the 13th threats to our borders have <:aused Jlon. RadIo. healer•• Isor. spotU,ht and p.m. hospital. It will be us to change our policy," Ale"an other accessories. RellOnable lenns. Call ------______WATCHES. JEWELRY all the floors down 1:; ment an,d floors one and two. del' said. 232J ~ftcr 6. General 56. vice. because the pressure . ,1 " S,t.eamlltters have reached the 'Firm' U.S. May Avert Re~ War: Van Dyke Work Wanted FULLER Brushes and Debutante cosmet City water system is mnth ~lDd tenth floors. Fonner Student Enters [CI. Phone 8-1396. . ALGERS to service past the Washing-tOil A venue 3. pfumhing has progressed to Right policies on the part of Van Dyke said. PORTABLE olectrle •• wlnl( machine. {or thel seven th floor. ForeIgn Trade School DRESSMAKING ond tallorln, by ex- renl. Ili per month. SINGER SEWING "Concern for the survival of the hOm. economics 'e.cher. Phone 8-0849. CENTER. 123 S. Dubuque. . 4. 'terrazzo floor work is just the U.S. may avert World War III Soviet regime, for the security o! bale E. Correll,' a former SUI NEW - Full Size is a square con beginnJng. and make a durable adjustment IRONING. Dial 8-1433. Soviet territory, and for the re student, has enrolled a a mem two compartments 5. '''orkers are doing lath work with the Soviet Union possible, DRESS SRffiTS Ironed. 15c apiece. Mimeographing - Typing Standard ROYAL Portable habilitation of the So\>iet economy ber of' the June, 1951, class of the 625 S. Gllberl. can be cleaned while 111 the housing quarters above the Prof. Vernon Van Dyke, political American Institute for Foreign Notary Public (Plus tax) science department, said. have all imposed some restraint WASHING and lronlne. 0: I 8·1417. $69.50 Case Included is in use, Miller sai<;l. garage and in the apartment on Stalin's promotion of revolu Trade at Tunderblrd field, Phoe apartment bulld- building. He cfelined "right policies" to nix, Ariz. tion abroad," he asserted. Apartments fOT Rent MARY V. BURNS WIKel 28 interns, 4 starf 6. Steel door frames have been mean being. firm with Russia, A rejlidenl of Vinton, Correll is 601 Iowa State Bank Bldg. Typewriter Exchange 28 nurses. completed up to the seventh floor, having strength to back them up. G St d t t S k taking .the school's training course WANTED: YOUNG MAN TO SHARE north wing includes auli th.e painters are staining and and yet not be provocative in our erman u en 0 pea to prepare himself for a career in nice apartment w ith student. Only two Dial 2656 Residence 2327 1241~ E. College Dial 8-1051 lounge, social room, filling the doors in the paint shop. dealings with the Reds. Georg Sperl, SUI student from Americ;an business or government blocks from town. Call 61009. laundry and two wo 7. Four passengelt elevators and Speaking before the Cornell col- Germany, will speak to the Bap abroa{ tnslTUCtlOD Let Us The interns' south Qn¢ service elevator are 50 per lege International Relations club tist married students at Judson ------BALLROOM danelne. Harriet Walsh. a reading room, liv cen t complete. Thursday night, Van Dyke said, house Sunday evening at 5 p.m. AWA~b LIBRARY CONTRACT Dial 3780. and lounge. Miller said he expected the plas "Wherever Stalin has been con- The subject of the talk will be The leon tract Cor steam and wa Keep Your Clothes "American students learn from Ii BAl .. LROOM dAnce lesson.. Mimi Youd. the two wings arc four 'ter4rs to start wOI'king in the next fronted wilh firm resistance, as in ter service for the new SUI Wurlu. Dial t48~. two or three wecks. German students; German stu bl'ery has been awarded to Car Looking Like New and the manllg- Iran, Greece, Turkey, Berlin, and dents learn from American stu~ These are separated apparently now in Korea, he has dents." stens ~rothers company, Ackley, Tvoinq WOMAN, 61, INJURED given in." SUI Architect George Horner said Friday. Carstens Brothers com Fon ellicicnl t>plne servIce. call 8·1200 C. O. D. Cleaners (U'I - Since World War II, Soviet for 6 AVENPORT Mrs. Cora pany submitted the low bid of after p.m. M~, 61, Davenport, was injured eign policy has reflected flexibil Treasurer Named $38,86~. TYPING ,ervlee. Call 8-0904. se~ously Friday when a car struck ity in purpose and method. While Alpha Kappa Delta, national ho THESIS, general typln,. Dial 8-2732. 114 So. Capitol .or Dial 8-1171 YJ'tel' and threw her into the side Stalin has obviously wanted world I norary sociological fraternity, o( the construc "'!n"other auto as she walked revolution and world mastery, he J Thursday clected Robert Cunning Help Wanted DRIVE-IN CLEANERS 324 So. Madison the following stages; a~g a highway on the outskirts has not been willing to sacrifice ham, G, as treasurer to succeed Alterations is underway in tlte 'Of "lfavenp rt. other objectives in order to get it, Earl H. Pierro. WAITRESS wanted. Days. Apply In per Try Our and Repairs Dept. 8-1163 son. Renaldo's Re!ftaurant. Veteran Cab Co• . , Where Shall Wp. Go , I BEST BUY ' IN TbWN. st~derit Dinner Do You Save Articles complele with milk and dessert. $.59- REICH·S. • BOWL FOR FUN AND HEALTH. Open • bowling Irom 12 noon to 7 p.m. and WANT AD RATES aUer 9 p,m.- week days. J2 noon to You No Longer Use? • 11 p. tn .-Saturdays and Sunda)'s. At • Classified Display PLAMOR BOWLTNG. One Day ...... 75c per col. inch Loana Six Consecutive days, per day ...... 60c per col. inch :;)UICK LOANS on Jewelry. clolhln, -adios. etC. HOCK·Y,YE LOAN, IZ'~ One Month ...... 50c per col. Inch S . .,·,buque. (Avg. 26 insertions) m$S$Ust----=------t.OANED on luns. camenu, Fof consecutive insertions dl.monds, c:~l":nll. elc. RELlABLJ: , LOAN CO .. 100 .:. Jlurllrullon. One Iday ...... 60 per word STOP! Three days ...... lOc per word Insurance Six days ...... l3c per word For AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE .nd other insurance, purchaae 01 HOMES One ( ~Ionth ...... 39c per word LOTS. and F.H.A. loans - fee Wbltln.· Kerr Really Co. DIal 2123. Hunting, Jr. 'ed Music and Radio Glassified Manager I, J.)eadllllcs GU ARANTEED repair. lor aU ma1 · 1' ~fAHER BROS. LAFF-~-DAY TRANSFER ••• Work for YOU For E'ilicient Furniture When You Use Moving DAILY IOWAN art~ Baggag~ Transfer Classified Ads PHONE 4191 TODAY Dial • 9696 • Dial 100M AND ::OAJU)~------= YOU SUR.E "R.E AMA1-ING IN IF YOU MEAN, SIR., YOUR RECUPEIV-TIVE POWERS,I BEC,4.USE I'M GOING ... A WEEK /'-GO WHEN YOU OUT Bo.NLING. IT'S THAT WE~ ON T.... e FOR ,JUR.Y SIMPLY I HAD A SERVICE, YOU HAp EVERY DIA'rnERMY AILMENT OF MAN AND MlJLE AND .. ·THEN SINCE TH~JUR.Y QUOTA IS FILLEQ YOU'RE bOl " t I NOW AS BOuNCY AS TH' POLKA! 1-IM" ·REMARi4"BLE·· ·· . PAGE SIX-Tm DAILY IOWAN. ATURDAY, OCTOBER U, 1958 Colorado Newsman Saturday Students Polio Strikes Three; Golf Course Converted for Football Parking i Advises Awareness Register Increase ·Brings Tolal to 12 Enrollment of students attend- , " ing OIlly Saturday cia es at SUI An Iowa Cay gll'l, Carolyn At Editor's Meeting has jumped more than 50 percent Seydel, 3. daughter of Mr. and New~paper editors should ac over last year, according to ligures Mrs. John Seyde~ . 5 S'. Dcdge released Fl'id b Re istrar Ted street, was adm.ltted WIth t,,:o quire the range ot information MeGa l ay y g others to the poho ward ot Unl- ot a congressman or a president. rre versity hospitals Friday. Houstoun Waring, editor of the The enrollment stands at 225 All were reported to be in ADULTS SOc - CHILDREN UNDER LitUeton. Colo .• Independent, sald compared with 147 who attended "fair" condition. TWEJ. V£ IN CARS FREEl SUOIUM Friday night. the one-day-a-week classes last Other new patients were Deb GOLF COUIlSE Speaking to Iowa editors and year. The 1950 figures included crah Walter, 1. Luana, and James * ENDS TONITE * publishers at the 1950 annual 38 nurses taking a course In ward Diesburg, 12. Dyersville. PARK t NG AREA ne\vspaper conlerence (sponsored administration. Total number of active cases by the SUl school of journalism Graduate cilllege Saturday en- rose to 22 Friday when only one ~~Scon and the exten Tollment stands at 64 men and 72 patient was larnsferred to the in sion division), women, while ten men and 79 active ward. 71ee DOOJ.INS cI , women have registered dasses Nine patients were discharged ·, Waring pointed tor • that day in the college ot liberal trom the inactive ward. OKlAHOMA . .. "• .' out several arts. They included Fredrick Moore, - _ means of getting Class meetings started Oct. 7 9, Iowa City; Robert Cudewcrth, a "large view" of EX IT and will continue for 12 Saturdays 24, Ottumwa; Gary Hazen, 8, Cas- events. cade; Gary Anderson, 13, Clear MlornTE SfiOW TONITE FINKSI/IIE The em ea n s until MaTch 31. The program of 19 Lake; June Brand, 3D, West Lib GOLF COU~SE inclUde selective' classes is designed lor students erty; Craig Leyda. 13, Ottumwa ; AT 11:30 reading ot inter who are unable to attend regular Francis Yarosky. i4. Albia; Shir clas es. ley Trueblood. Salem. and Loreen Drop Around for the Last Showinq of "Doolins pretative writers, Of Oklahoma" Then Stay for the Midnite attending con- WARING Brown, 7, Muscatine. ventions ot spec- Landlord Wants Rent; Barbara BlIldwin, 6, Cedar Rap Show At No Extra Charqe.•.. Or If You Pre. ialiled ifouPS. traveling. mixing ids, was transferred from the ac fer Come Out Around 11 :30 and See Just the with ifOUPS other tban one's own Eviction Suit Filed ti ve to Inacti ve ward. Late Show At Our Jleqular Admlaslon Price. social crowd and participating In An eviction proceedin, was CI '","Utlll"\ adult education activities. tIled against Mr. and Mrs. Lyte Billy Mitchell Air Unit '''-J'PIT ''&. ~·,.C -" Waring described the work ot O. Wheeler. 322 E. Benton street, Joins Arnold Air Society .co.., P"'ot roolc., TO 'AIU IWTI" the Colorado Editorial Advisory Friday in Johnson county district Billy Mitchell squadron has ••• >'0fI HERE .. board, which he helped found In court . voted to join the Arnold Air so 1945. The board brings together Judge James P. Gaftney set the Ciety, Don Wymore, program man GOlF (OUS£ WILL .£ (LOSED TO PLAYEP'"j ALL DAY SATUa.DAV editors and social scientists fer hearing tor Friday on the petition ager. announced Friday. r s Ions In wnich the press is 514 Arnold Air society consists of I ot Everett Hull, E. Benton FlNKBINE GOLF COUR E wl\1 be u ed IU .. park InK lot r"f spectators' car durlne the Jowa-Wlscon criticized and editors are informed street, who claimed the Wheelers 47 squadrons of airtorce ROTO sin fc:otbaU ,ame this afternoon. Th'; above par~ln r- area will open at. 9:30 a.m .. and the course will be on current Issues by the specialists. owe him almost four and one-half un its in U.S. colleges. They are clo ed Lo ~0 lf e r8 all day. In leavlDe the parkln K area. all eastbound trarne will use the rleht ,Ide of Other newspaper conterence months ot back rent. associated 'wlth Prop and Wing, a Flnkblne lane In enterlnr- hl,hway 6 and westbou nd trafllc will use the left Ide Jane, ~cssions Friday dealt with lower similar society. ing costs and improving operations ELECT FRATERNITY HEAD Gen. James H. Doolittle is hon of Iowa newspapers. orary commander ot the Arnold DANCELAND TODAY More essions will be h ld this BJll Robison, C3, Cedar Rapids, Air society. Cedar RapIds, Iowa TflRU morning after which the journal has been elected president ot the Wymore said the SUI unit Iowa' mant t Ballroom ist will attend the Iowa- Wjsconsin Phi Kappa Sigma, social fratern would retain the name ot Billy TONIGI1T - ATURDAY foolball game. - ity, pledge class. Mitchell. The Band Downbed Cho e I. Out-Front Iowa's Fa.vorlte It could hI/lPfn II so I1I1II1 BILL tEARDON AND m GREAT ORCflE 'IRA mMril/J WDmftIt 14 - Art! ts - 14 Admls Ion 6ge plus tax uuda d Fl , JAKr NG' NDER ~8-NITE' Every WEDNE DAY Popula.r OVER Z8-NITE NOW ••• ~tt.Ends Monday! i'. at "''Ii', Stephens "Their NEWEST and This week we're featuring Lakeland, the star t4ilariOUS Advehtv~! of the sportswear world - and helping to select a star of the football world. Come in - ca.t your ballot -give your favorite SUI player a boost toward recognition and the U.S.C, GLEE CLUB ] grand prize iacket. This nationally-advertised $25,95 Timber Bay jacket is one any young Colortoon. -- .Comedy Latest World Newl man can be proud to wear, LO Complete rule. are given on the ballot. Balloting - October \3 ·2\ "DOORS OPEN 1:15-10:00" with RICHARD LONG Cartoon \\13:(3! 3;) "END 'I, NOW l\IONDAY" T~~:Y ~·f(""":"]""~"'''''lir-,...... ]''''~ I,:Jl~ From Thomas COltain'S Flcrmina Novel! 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