(Iowa City, Iowa), 1951-01-12

PAG! TWO - TIIZ DAILY IOWAJII. FBID 1", JAN ARY 12, 1951 U.S. Withdrawal from Korea Depends 'Little War Policy' Interpreting the News- The Daio/ Iowan On Future Display of Communist Power Big 4 r alks Will Bri~g By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER \VA Ilil GTO (. P)-The final decision on wh ther aud No Russian Concessions FRlDAY, JANUARY 12, ]951 whell to withdraw from Korea has yet to be made. It apparently By J. M. ROBERTS JR. will depend 011 the power shown by Chine e and Korean Com AP FUreip Affairs Analyst Publllbte! dally eX~I>t Afonday by SubscrJpUon rates by earlier on 10IVa munist forces in one or more battles yet to be fought. The Western powers are reported about to send a new note .....t Publl""Uoo., Inc:., 116 lov.·a Cltl', 2~ Cf'"l\,J weekly 01'" $7 pt'r l-ear an Ave.. Iowa City. 10".. Entered .. ad\·.m~: " X mont.hA:. $3-55; lhre4! Informed officials said Wedne day that th basic policy laid to llussia, pegging the whole prospect for II new four-power oon· S«Ond clus mall .... tter at the post montn., $LI~J . By mill In Iowa. $7.50 off1~e It 10.. · • Cit .. Jow_, und~r the ~r )car: &~X months. $3.80: three down b President ;rruman early last month still stands: Thcre ference on the Kremlin's willinglless to di 'Cll 'S the entire East acl of conCTUI oC AlMI:b !, 117 • • m leor .." For these reasom, 'Ie mvst start today with an immediate the southern port city of Pusan as Outlinlnc Chlan,'s views, cov- advantages: it was a comparative- on the popularity of the collec Ek, AI ernment spokesman Shen ly new genre, that of the fea- tion of short stories on one fea then within the realm of pos- Instead, it told them to roll LovejoY! coneel 1. We must cultivate within us n vital determination for a bettel' lr ng as possible. Chan,·Huan said: ture film consisting of a number ture film, it would certainly hnve sibilily tlJat the Russians would back prices to Dec. ] levels volun_ Rival PrAiI'lc View. We must be rognizant of and strive to benefit [rom the When and 1f a decision to leave "President Chiang's offer of ot short stories; and the creator received far more reccgnition. . give something not to have Ger- tarHy. or face specific controls Moines; is made it is understood that it power,; of our Iirst Student Welfare committee, that tomorrow we troops at the call of the UN still of these stories was S. Somerset This is hardly inlended to be many armed? We don't know. like those handed the auto indus may bravely and 1!ff1!!lcntly accept our challenge. will be laken by the joint chiets stands. He has said many times Maugham, a man of considerable little "Quartet," which has been Wc do sunest t~at it may be try. Up to now, howeve1', few it of staIr under the President's ap Bt:t on our campus and likewise ill any community that we might that we do not need Amedcan repute. its own best argument for going worth collsiderahon," any ef the major suppliers have lar proval, acting on a recommenda Hve, we arc eon(ronted with one tl'emendou ~ task. If we arc too radi combllt tl;oOPS. We will do the The dish was surely an intri to the movies. It is interesting, but the trouble rescinded their recent price in tion from Gen. Douglas MacAr I cal w!thin our environment we risk the danger of losing all of our fighting ourselves. What we need guing one, and reviews already It is intended rather to pOint with all these hopes and discus- creases. thur. That suggests that the an hard won gains. If we mel'kly lIccept the injustice that is placcd on is only logistical (transport of point to the likelihood of dliPli out the power ot the fine art of sions of deals with Russia, of Automobile manufacturers, who avenue swer to this still open question if I our sho.Jders, we arc less than an educated II1dividual. troops and supplies) support. That I cated success for "Trio." drumbeating. As a result of the course, is that any did actually buy materials in huge quantity, son, L pends on actual fighting de- ct would be a small cost compared During the spring of 1949, when distraction of publicity in less develop they wouldn't mean a are extremely cost conscious. A velopments. , ' of first to having American young men "Quartet" was kicking up the dust deserving quarters, many may thing. The only thing Russia has lone dollar increase on one item the air Tbe question \fhlch has yet slaughtt!red mereJJessly in a of critical acclaim, all but ob miss worthier effc rts like "Easy to give is an end to the cold war; needed to make a car, fol' In· 1o Iret a public, oHicLal answer uate of strange foreign Jand. It is the best I scurcd in that cloud of congratu Money" which have been depnv, an end to her religion-like pro-I stance, amounts to $I-mllllon years i UN Retreat Destroys Korea is, why make a stand at all? gram of world conquest. for com· when I,million cars a1'e produced. way to save American lives." lation was another film, also cd of the noise of drums to herald a C-54 What is to be ,ained by hold them. munism; an end to Lenin-Stalin- The car companies constant. 87 CHARLES MOORE I and with considerable truth - inlr a. beachhea.d? Shen said Jt was wrong to British, also containing four short a sume that the Reds had the plots, and also offering a varied ism. Iy try to buy Koods at lower TOKYO 111'1 - The most help- that they have not wrecked the According to Ihe best available Russia is in the midst of a new· eVsts, workin, out each deal to less victims of the war in Korea cities and towns of Korea. support of China'. 475-millJon entertainment with the highest information the present Ameri and successful pu~h. She can a1- their best possible advanta,e. have been the Korean people Retreating cr advancing, UN people. technical exccllence. E can policy is based on these main The title of this film was "Easy Russian Propaganda mest feel southeast Asia in her With the price order, purehas themselves and a major queslion Corces have found it necessary to considerations: "Our entire nation except for Money." It was shown here last grasp, is sniffing at the door of ing aKents are tryinK to drive today is: how much longer can bomb and · shell and burn and 1. American and other UN forces the small fraction of Communists the whole eastern part of the vast even harder bar&,ains. they take it? blow up many of North Korea's is traditionally friendly toward. year in : upport of [J more publi Beamed to Eskimos wenl into Korea last summer to cized !ilm. That many know of its Eurasian continent. That she win But the industry realizes that Destruction, bloodshed and hun- towns and practically all of her repel an uggresscr; if lhey can Americans. A Nationalist landing make any important concession such action only is an attempt to on the mainland would unbolt the existence, save thosc who saw it, is ANCHORAG~ ~LASKA {~ - gllr. insuf!Jcient clothing and chil- industl'Y· not succeed in this primary ob dcubtfuL The Russian radio is beaming while she is winning is highly un- stem the tide of rising costs, nol door behind which they are forced dren without a home - these are Th Chinese, by the very na jective, they can at least make the Yet from the aspcct.s daily broadcasts across the top likety. She has no timetable. Sbe the solution. to conceal their feelings as to ~hysical the things tbe Korean thinks about ture of their tactics, have avoided cost of aggression very high. Mr. of prodllctJon - art direction. pho of the world and milit.ary authori must believe there will be no war What it wants ;s either clear the side they really choose. Tbey as the war between the Commu- destructive assault on cities 01' Truman has said repeatedly that tography. sound - "Easy Money" ties here lear the propaganda cam_ as long as she avoids climaeUe cut controls on all industries in must be given this chance to I , nists Ilnd the United Nations forces towns. They have forted 'uN he regards Korea as a symbol ot paign may influence Eskimo$ provocation. She is jn a positicn stead of the "pin-point" controls choose sides." was surely "Quartet's" equaL Its washes back and forth across his forces to pull out and usually in the much wider struggle against acting, too, was every bit as con along Alaska's strategic north to dicker and maneuver with the it has been handed, or a chance peninsula. pulling out, they have destroyed Communist aggression. vincing. coast. utmost cynicism, and that is what to raise car prices enough to cov- 2. Any appearence of runrunr Thousands of Koreans have lost whatever was left that might And in the matter of its direc Soviet announcers, including a she will do. er some of its soaring costs. their jobs because of destruction prove of value to the enemy. away from the fight, even in the I Russia Says Allies tion, it displayed a degree of im syrupy-voiced "Moscow Rose," are ------~. face of Communist China's vast of factories. Families with chit- Then too, the Chinese and North agination surpassing tbe other being ~uned by Alaska natives dren often have become hungry Koreans use towns and villages numerical superiority, would m( vie. The same care - if not along the Bering and Arctic sea GENERAL NOTICES wandercrs in the cold desolation for shelter. Our planes and ground greatly weaken the faith ot threat Avoiding Conference more of it - was lavished on coasts, Lt. Col. M. R. Marston of GENERAL NOTICES should be deposited with the elt, editor .f of war's altermath. forces must bomb and shcll to ened pe' p)es everywhere in the the Alaska national guard report MOSCOW 111'1 - Using the pages "Easy Money" as was lavished on The Daily Iowan In the newSruum in East Hall, Notices mnsl be Tho lot ot these hclpless vic- forcc them out. Mistakes arc in determination of the UN and the "Quartet" - eXCe)lt in the mat ed. U.S . to sland by them. of the semi-official Literary Ga submitted by 2 p,m. the day preceding tlrst pubUeation; they will lims must be considered by the evitable and innocent people get ter of publicity. "They're being picked up daily NOT be accepted by phone, and must be TYPED OR LEGIBLf hurt. 3, It Is IIUt a~ all certain thd zette, Russia Wednesday accused Consequently it opened in New at Point Barrow, Wainwright, Kot. WRITTEN and IGNED by a responsible person. worlel's cowleils along with mili- The Chinese, overlooking the a total Chinese and Korean Com the three Western powers - t.he York without fanfare, and th cse zebue and other settlements," he tary decisions, and one hard fact fact they had no business in Ko munist victory in Korea is inevit United States, Britain and France that must be faced is that most critics who bothered to review it, said. "Right now it's hard to tell FRENCH PU.D. reading exami IOWA MOUNTAINEERS. "An able. If the Chine);e suffer heavy - of not really wanting ano~er of the destruction was done by rea, can blame UN tl'OOPS for expecting little, in general saw Whether or not the natives are nation will be given Saturday, Jan. Eagle's England," by Capt. the destruction. and prolonged losses there Is some Big Four conference. litile. "Easy Money" just didn't being inlluenced, but it's my feel 13, 1951, from 9-ll a.m. In room Charles W. Knight will be pre· the Americans. • If UN forces eventually drive belief here that they mJght even , ' 'fhe publication declared Ihe have a "hot gimmick" or two. ing the propaganda is a menace." 221A Schaeffer hall. Make appli sented Jan. 14 in Macbride audi It was done by military neces- north again, they will not find tually back down as the Russians, West was trying to avoid tour Each of its sequences dealt cation by signing the sheet post torium at 8 p.m. Admission by sity but still it was done by the it easy to convince Koreans, es for example, did when they were power talks which might prevent with individuals who had won in ed outside room 307 Sohaeffer single admission ticket at the pro· Americans - and that is a pow- pecially the Ncrth Koreans, that confronted with determined Al hall. No applications accepted att the carrying out of their aggres a kind of lottery, thus providing Radio Current Used gram door or membership. erful piece of propaganda for they come as friends and that lied oppcsition in their efforts to sive plans - and was proceeding er Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1951. Nex! a slim but logical unitary thread In Sterilization Method the Communists. it will pay to cooperate with take over Western Berlin a year hastily to build a regular Ger- exam will be at the end of the I which was all to the good. Each IOWA MOUNTAINEERS. lee The Communists can claim - them again. ago. man army. DES MOINES IlPI - Dr. Clar- second semester. of the stories WIIS told with good skating party for members will humor and the delectable' bits of ence J. Gamble, Milton, Mass., be heJd Sat.urday. Members wish MIt., A business one is accustome6 to see- told the Human Betterment league UWA applications for 1951 ing to participate phone Mickey DO ing only ' in the best stage plays. of Iowa Thursday that a radio "Code for Coed ~" and the Spin Thomas, 5391 by Saturday. noon. O. Her Agreement on Western European Airl Sea Forces Looms Each of the stories was related CI·equency current is employed in sters' Spree, available at the of llllltil "a new and more convenient" fice of student affairs, arc due DOROTHY MAYNOR conoert lib. S With great economy, and all of method of sterilization. tlckets may be obtained fol By ELTON C. FAY speed jet powered bombers, with tally important missions in the J!1:n. 12. as IOeIAti J them unreeled with a ccntagious Results of the new procedure, lows: Students present 10 c rd. Itrvlee WASHINGTON (IP) ~ Final the longest range ef any Ameri European defense system. It will good-natured ness and a healthy Gamble said, are tbe same as can jet plane, would operate be responsible for keeping OQCn at ticket desk in Union 10bM lib In agreement on the composition of measure of genuine hilarity. those obtained in a normal surgi- HUMANITIES SOCIETY, mem- Jan. 15 and recei ve free tickct under a tactical or stretegic com the strategically critical sea ldne '1tmK, the air and sea forces to back up If the movie satirized any- cal method, but use of the radio bership jn the humanities s<'!ciety for the concert. Spouse tickeu <--, mand. threugh Gibraltar and across to the combined ground armies for thing, that sati~e was incidental frequenoy lessens the patient's are available to all graduate stu may be purchased Monday, Jan. Suez. And its carrier planes and defense of Western J!:urope Is ex-. Lt. Gen. Laurls Nursiad, new to the telling of each of the sto- stay in a hmpitaL dents at fifty cents per year. At 15. Faculty, start and general pUb naval guns will be part of t.he pro peeted to follow Gen. Dwight D. ly desi,nated chief of USA FE, Ties. At no point did the film lapse Gamble an adviser to the Iowa tendance at meetings is open t Ii<: may purchase tickets begin tecting system for the southern Eisenhower'" recent arrival en arrived in Eu~ope about the time into the seJ1limentali1.y whic,h league, ~aid atrangements were students and the public. ning Tuesday, Jan. 16. The con flank of the NATO nations. th~ continent Eisenhower landed there. He weakened two of Mr. lYliaugham s I being made to use the new method cert will be-Jan. 17, at 8 p.m. In will be 'Senior American air of Th~ planning by the North At vIgnettes. in Japan, where llospitalization GERMA,N PH.D. RIilADING tllst Union lounge. lantic treaty nations lor the air ticer In Europe. and at the same If "Easy Money" had a weak space is limited. will be given Friday, Jan. 12 from sea pbase of the mutual defense time responsible to the Allied WSUI PROGRAM ! 4 to 6 p.m. in room ]04, Schaet CHEERLEADER TRYOUTS tor organization is at a less advance supreme eommander, Eisenhow women will be held Jan. 16, er. fer hall. 'please register in room Jf phase than that for the ground • and 18 in Macbride auditorium al foreca. although much preparatory At the cutset. Norstad, veteran CALfNDAR 101, Schaeffer hall before n06n, 4:30 p.m. Candidates are asked of World War II air campaigns in offi€i'al daily work bas been carried on in re Wednesday, Jan. ]0. to wear slacks or shcrts for tbe cent weeks. North Africa and the Mediterra f'rlday, Jan •• ry 12. l.dl. tryouts. . QuesUeDl such as ~bai of tbe nean, probably will maintain head 0:00 a.m. Mornlnll Chap"1 FOREIGN language achieve avla1ioD aud Da"al 'or_ may quarters in Weslern Germany, lat ':15 a .m. Newl ment tests (reading and spoken) ZOOLOGY SEMINAR will ' :30 a.m. Survey oC Modem Ew-op" m~t have beeD lett open deUberate er moving them to the Vicinity . :20 a .m. News B ~ U L L ·E TIN will be given FrJday, Jan. 19 from Friday, Jan. 12, in room 201, Zo b gaUl Elseuower has made of whatever final headquarters is ':30 a.m. Baker'. Do:r:en VOL. XXVII, NO. 83 .. to 6 p.m. Students wishing to ology building at 4:30 p.m. Vir 10:00 I.m. Tbe BooksheU his vial. 10 ~he II NATO CODn decided upon tor Eisenhower. (In 10:15 a.m. Bill About Boob ----______..-: ______iuUUI the language requirement ginia Pepernik, zoology depart "1 tries and learned firs' :. hand itially, supreme headquarters arc 10:30 a.m. Listen Dnd Learn of the college of liberal arts by meht, will speak on thl! develop.. 10 :45 a.m. M\IOlc oC Mlnhatlan UNIVERSITY CALENDAR &hetr wlDin"nesa and abilib to fl"hter - bomber and liKbt and at Paris.) 11 :00 a.m. The Musk Box ' test; sbou1d sign for these tests fI)ent of the MisencephaUe nil Long eontrlbute to &he all'. ae. and med.lum bomber element, Is The bulk of American ~eapow 11 :20 a.m. New. UNIVERSITY CALENDAR Items are sCheduled in the offiee ot foreign language cllms of the fifth nerve. 11 :30 a.m. Vincent Lopez chec -",Dlld 'eroa. emerKln,. er in the European area is in the 11:458.m. Here's To Veterans in the Presidcnt'!! office, Old CIIP.tol dcpartments. See bulletin boards Eillenhowcr himself cpmmented Conver$ion of the fighter out Medi (err nean fieet, a force built 12:00 1100n Rhythm Rambles F(iday, January 12 7:30 p.m. - The University of these departments in Schaef- INTERNATIONAL OLUB w.1 12:30 p.m. News lIna In a farewell news conference here fits in Europe [rom reciprocating around one, and oecasicnally two, 12 :45 p.m. Sporli Round Table 8:00 p.m, - Art Guild Movies, Club, partner bridge and canasta. fer han for details. meet at 8 p.m. Saturday, Jan. tJ earlier thjs week that he was go to jet engine planes started more Essex ' class carriers with a sup 1:00 p.m . Mulleal Chats nudilorium. Iowa Union. in the Congregational church stu- 1:00 p .m . News ing to Europe initialJy on an "cx than a year ago. As more ne " air porting force of cruisers, destroy 2:10 p.m. Listen ond Learn "Blue Angel" (German), chemis- Wednelday, January 17 J ALPHA DELTA SIGMA wIll dent center at JeftersQn and Olin- ploratory trip." craft become available, jet bomb ers and supply vessels. 2:30 p.m. Late 18th Cenlury MUsic try auditorium. 8:00 p.m. - Concert: D~rothY hold a meeting Wednesday at 7:30 ton streets. A short business mjcJ- 3:20 p.m. Newt Becawe air support, of the com ers are expected to replace Wrrld Where the U.S. Mediterrane 1:30 p.m. PI.tter Pickup Sunday, January 14 '\IIaynor, sopr;lnO. Iowa UnJoh. p.m. in conference room I of tile ing will be followed by a social bined ground armies will have a War 11 types in the USA.FE an neet wJlI fll In\o the com 4:30 p.m. Tea Time Melodies 8:00 p.m. - Iowa M ~ untaineers, 8:00 p.m. - "Panacea," Mac- Union. A discussion of the Desl hour. I I 5:00 p.m . Children'. Hour vitally Importan role in the West (United States airforcc in Eu bined European naval force, and 5:30 p.m. News "An Eagle's England," Macbride bride auditcrium. , Moines trip and election ot of- ___ ern European defensive plans it rope). Among them probably will the nationality of &he chief ot the 5:15 p .m . Sports Time Monci~y, January 15 Thursday, January 18 . fleers will be held. ALL PERSONS IN EDUC~. ':00 p.m. Dinner Hour ill expected that such emphaSis be such planes as thc tactical B- combined naval forces, are. ' :&5 p.m. New. 7:30 p.m. - University New- 8:00 p.m. - "Panacea," Mac- --- nON are invited to the Phi })ella may be refiected in changca ill 45 jet bomber. amon, the ,uesUoDl 10 be set 1:00 p.m. Concert ClalSlcl comers bridge, Iowa Union. bdde auditorium. INTERNATIONAL CLUB will Kappa discussion hour Monday, 7:30 p.m. Starll~hl Serenade United States airloree organiza There also has been soeculation tled durlnc Eisenhower'. lOund 1:45 p.m. The Editor" Duk 8:00 p.m. - Basketball here FrJday, January 19 hold its regular monthly meeting Jan. 15 at 4 p.m. in the Phi Dtl~ tion in Europe. that. eventually the Ion" range, Inc - out of the mlUiary ehlef. 8:00 p.m. M\IOlc You Want Michigan State, fie1dhouse. 8:00 p.":J. -:- "Panacea," Mac- Kappa lounge, W-U2 . East haU. ' :30 p.m. Memorable Music A mere llcbU" - knit U.S. air medium B-47 bombers might ap of the NATO eouDlrlea. ' :00 p.m. CampUi Shop Tuesda7, January 18 bride aUd1tOrlUm. Saturday at 8 p.m., at the Con- Roy Minnis wJll speak on "A Sur- _bat f01"tlt! In Europe. with pear in Europe. However, it i!l Naval ~trategi~ts point out the ':55 p.m. Spqrlll Hlghlblb,. (For information rerardlnr datl!!l beyond' thll Ichedule. nregationnl churrh. A ~ocifll hour v('j' or I'nst-Hir,h Srhool Youth IQ:OO fI.m . N"-WA 'aerfttll1l. attention'" n,Mer, not cle:ll' wh ther tho.~e high Mediterranean fleet will hnve vi- 10 : 15 fI.n,. SIGN OFF Ire reservations In tbe ollice of tbe . President, Old Ca.,atoJ.) will be held nftcr the meet Ing. In lawn." Cortce will be serv~

t ~ -~ .-.~ - - - THE DAILY IOWAN, FRIDAY, JAN ARY 12,1951- PAGE TUREE Student Church Grollps New Look for Waitresses 9 Candidates for Queen of Prom To-night FIRES1I)E CI ~ B Sunday. 5 p .m.. Unlled Slude"t rel UNITARIAN CII URCH lowship mec'ts for worship. prognull law. and Gilbert . treeb and cost IUPpe,·. Arthur Lambert will Sunday. 7 p.m . Prot. J . L. Cubit. will . how pictures of present-day Japan and r~ad ~ paoer dealing with the novel, tell 01 p1ans (o r the Jn~tn8Uol1ol "The Wall," b v John Hershey. Supper Christian university. at sh,. All Interested are Invlted to at Friday, 3:30 10 5 p.m .. Blrthd.y cot tend. tee hour honoring all stUdents with birthdays In J anuary and July. The LUTII EItAN T DENT A ' SOCIATION cake will be cui about 4:30 p.m., .1\1 ... J'!'! E. Cburcb . tnet Sara J ane }lowell wlll pour. Saturday, Bowling party at the house at 7 p.m . LATTElt DA l' SA1NTS STUIlE TS Sunday. 5 p .Ol .. Supper at the FI.... t 018 E. l'auebJld str .. t English Lutheran church: 5:45 p.m .. TOday. 8 p.m.. Recrealloll evenlni tit Program, speaker the Rev ~ Arne Sovlk. thc church hall, with dance (nstruetlons Monday. 4:30 p.rn.. Evangelism dis by Mr. and Mrs. Wylie Swapp. cussion led by Evl I please nole chanse SundRY, 8:30 p .rn.. Fireside program of lime for this week only.) At thr chapel. book review or "Kon Tuesday, 4:30 p.m., SLudy in Romans Tiki" by Mrs. LeRoy Eyrintr. led by Pastor Proehl. Wednesday. 4:30 p.m.. Politic. I and GAMMA IlELTA SOCiA 1 action discussion. ".'t E. Jeffenon street Thursday. 4:30 p.m .. "Thy Word 18 Sunday, ~ : 3O p.m .. Vespers : ~ : 4Q p.m .. Truth" d,scUsalon led by Pastor Tho Luncheon : 8:30 p.m .• lee Skating parly. gerson. Friday. 4:30 p."'.. Music hour: 6 p.Ol., LUTlIERAN GRADUATE STUDENTS Pot luck supper Cor married studen ts. I :!~ E. Charch dreet Prot. T. Z. K oo, Orienta l InsUtute, Lutheran student grad iroup will speaker meet at 122 E. Church street Thursday at 5:15 p.m. for a cosl supper followed fIILLEL FOUNDATiON by a d(.cusslon on "Redemption" I@d by I'!'! E. Markel street Tom Orvlck and Evl. Phone 8-0320 for nlday. 1:30 p.m .. Sabbath Bervlce• . supper r('servaUons by Wedneftdar nteht. Renee Wolf Margaret Reed Helen Roseberry Prot. Joseph L. Cobltz, department of Nancy Sweitzer philosophy. will speak on "The WaU", AI, Waterloo AI, Mason City A2, Waterloo A2. LeMal's by John Hershey In the . •mnu lt 1 forum Sigma Delta Tau Delta Gamma Theta Beta Phi series. Theta Xi Fraternity Delta Gamma Salurday. 3 p.m .. Seminar; 4 p.m., Sponsored by Beta Theta Pi SponsOl'ed by Phi Epsilon Pi Sponsored by Delta Tau Delta Sponsored by Pi K appa Phi Oneg Shnbbat, refreshments. Elects New Officers " .."aay. ti p .m .. Sunday night supper. ------Thursday. 1 :30 p.m .. Hebrew cl •••. ______~_ !EZ ------=------New officers or Theta Xi so WESTMINSTER F~LLOWSBtP cial fraternity were elected Tues- Prnb)'terlan Cb.r eh Clinton and Market dteell day night. \ 'Stairway to Stars' Theme Friday, 4 p.m ., FridD Y ru n in Joynge. They include Leland Esckilsen, Party Line Saturday. 8 p.m .• Open house. A2, Gouverneur, N.Y., vice-pres Sunday. 5 p.m .. Student vespers. Iop Ie "The Christian Family." Speaker, ident; Robert Guenther, A4, Da Of Annual Pledges' Prom Mrs. William J . Gros.helm of Wash ing' venport, pledge trainer; Roy Wal ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA - Al- will hold a formal dance, "Win ton. Anne Waring, worship leader; 7:15 p.m .. Marrlnge workshop led by pastor. ter, A4, Walnut, social chairman; SUI will have its annual intct'-fratcrnity pledge prom, "Stair- pha Kappa Kappa, medical fra- ter Frolic," from 9 p.m. to mid Subject. ''Take n Chance." Frederick Halton, EI, Highland Tuesday, 8 ... m .• Morning watch. wily to tlle Stars," today from 9 to 12 midnight in the main lounge of ternity, will hold an imformal par- night today in the Mercy Nurses' Wednesday. 7 p.m.. Choir rehearsal. Park, Ill., corresponding secre the Jo\va Union. ty at the chapter house, 933 River home. Chaperones will be Dr. and Thursday. 12:30 p.m .. Bible study. IN'l'UODUCED '1'0 TELEVI 'ION AUDIENCE by gla.morous l~l~ye street, from 8:30 p.m. to midnight Mrs. John Bendel', Dr. and Mrs. t ary; and Robert Ford, C4 , Cedar UN ITED STU DENT FELLOIVSIIIP apids, house manager, Emer on , the )llullgillg' neckline is made standard eQuiJlmellt for Bill MeardOll's band \VJ.lI play fur the formal dance and the Saturday. Mrs. Inez Davies will David Harvey and Dr. and Mrs. (ConJrelational I; Evancellc.a. I;, Rc .. James Lovett, A4 , Cedar Ra waitresses in a Nt'w York Cily hotel.lThe outfit I worn by model formed Student ) pledgl! queen and attendant6 will be presented at intermission. chaperone. George Scanlon. Clinton and .I ertenon street. pids, president, and J ames Koch, Eli se Ithode . Heinl: served ls P re. Walter Hran(lCllberr, Hawthorne, Friday , 3:30 10 5 p.m .• Ituormal co( A4, Lowden, treasurer, were . J. .Five of the 20 freshman transfer girls nominated by INTER-FRATERNITY PLEDGE ZETA TAU ALPHA - Zeta fce hour. Tea. coUce Do d ping-pOng. t1 n c~ ' fra·1 elected earlier. ~ tcrillty pledge classes, wll1 be PROM Th Tau Alpha, social sorority, will Mrs. lIerb 01"on will pour. - e Inter - Fraternity agel' o( the Iowa ity ~lol'e, an finalists in the queen comp ·ti- wrloo; Sue Bi rks, A3, Cedar Ra- Pledge prom will be held from 9 hold a winter formal at the chap Van der Zee Promoted nounced Thursday. !ion. pids; Sue Manbeck, A3, Des p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday in the tel' house, 815 E. BurlJngton street, Mercer to Serve WSUI to Air Music Robert Van del' Zoo, son of Van del' Zee had previously Those nominated were: Hope Moines; Mn rian Rees, A4 , Car- Iowa Union. C,\apercnes will be from 9 p.m. to midnight Saturday. On 6 Com m ittees been in charge of the men's cloth Ryden, A4 , Moline, roll; F rancine Kruse, A3 , Vinton; Dean and Mrs. L. Dale Faunce, Chaperones will be Mr. and Mrs. Prof. Emeritus and Mrs. J acob ing departmen t of the loeB 1 stol'e. Vi\)om

) fducators Submit Program for {Journalism Graduate Hacks Frozen Meat for Stew Nebraska Sheriff Shot at During Car Chase , •. . Gets Post as Editor . -·~l Induction of (0 lege Students Of Church Bulletin for an unidentified man who led ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP)-College authorities Wednes a deputy sher iff in :l buUet Carroll Thompson, who receiv punctuated chase at speeds up 10 day .set asi1e ,their several p,l:)ns for the military induction of ed a master's degree in journalism 95 miles an hour early Thursday young men and agreed to a lO-poilit'program for consideration by at sur in 1949. has bCf' n apoQinfPd editor and writer for the steward coogrt5S. ship department of the UniteLl College presidents and c\pans from 675 institutions said in a Lutheran Church in America. Willow cOunty, was struck in drclaration on manpowrr they wrrr "actively aware that the nn l'hompson, a native ot August:!, the face with shotgun pellets but &tIal welfare must take prece 111., will begin his work in New continued the chase until his car YOI'k in February and will edit dence ovrT other cansidel'a- left the I·oad. He was not serious 3 Students Involved the monthly Stewardship Bulletin, ly hurL a miniature newspaper read by Auto Accidents more than 80,000 church council ,The pursuit of the man in a JOE LEO'S· In a thrcc-day meeting of the & In men and other lay leaders. 1949 or 1950 Plymouth two-door sedan covered 14 miles on high Aslociation of American College$, Three auto accidents Involving Before 'olding a graduate as deleptes expressed dissatisfaction thr.ee students were reported to way 83 north of this southwest Ylith the selective service act as sistantship in the editorial phase Nebraska City. Iowa City pOlice Thursday. o( journalism a1 SUI, Thompson It operate~ now. Damages estimated at $150 re- worked as a staff reporter of thc The chase started about 1:30 CAFE They brought to thc meeting sulted from a collisicn at 7:30 Macomb, Ill., Daily Journal. 'B.m. (Iowa time.) when Dolan saw lean many of theil' smallel' in- ' a.m. Thursday at the intersection Atter seven months' ser vice in tl1e man, his car parked in front ititullons would be closed by· of Capitol and Jefferson streets. the air corps, he became an in o( the Shamrock Auto Sales OP.EN .ALL ·, NIGHT ' ''Wholes'ale'' induction of college DNvers were reported as William formation intern at SUI and has court in Mc C06k, use a rock to ale men. R. Baker, AI, Tipton, and A.M. directed the publicity work ot break a window of a car on the These are. the four chief points Gooding, G, Iowa Oity. Wittenberg college, Springfield, lot. It ended nol'th of here when which the educators pl'opo ~ ed in Cars driven by Lyle W. Mur Ohio, from August, 1949 up to the Dolan, driving with one hand. DOOR OPEN \115-10:00 P.M. - thtlr progNlm: ". ray, 1220 Keokuk street, and Mrs. pre.'lcnt. shooting with the other and 1. A.1Ife students whose Indue- Grace Koehler, Davenport, col- bleeding from three pellet tions bave ~en deferred tha1 they lided on Burlington street 400 feet wounds in the face, lost control will be able to apply lor entrance east cf Riverside drive at 3 p.m. ot his car. Into any branch of the armeq W~dnesday. Damages were est! Atlanta Welcomes There was ·speculation that the services regardless of any action· mated at $100. fugitive might be William E. byltlective service. (This to pre- Damages were not estimated in Carolyn Purcell (Bill) Cook, object of a manhunt , V!Ot many students from prema- an accident at 5:30 p.m. Wed- in the southwest where several lure voluntary enlistments.) nesday at 1832 Muscatine avenue. ATLANTA (lJ'I - Four-year-old killings have been attributed to STARTS TO DAY 2. Se, Uie a.e 01 Induction at Drivers were WilJoughy A. Lee, Carolyn Joan Purcell, reprieved him. Dolan said he failed to get .. - ENDS TUESDAY - 19 yearr, adopting a lower ag. 1 .,,~ 1- ~" ~I.. • IN" STARTS STARTS SATURDAY SATURDAY 4 BIG DAYS STARTING TODAY! · "HAMLET" AND "HENRY V"

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VOLOR CARTOON STARTS IRgrid BERGMAN· Leslie HOWARD __ ., U'GUY ••TOfF Added Shottsl 3 Stooges Com SATURDAY ~ . , ~RA COLOR CARTOON . , _...... -...... ,,'1'" Cha~i;;ANF~V~~; "i'ee Oma ~ ( ~~,~r ,,,,Garst . Sel.e'~~ed ~!I:Am~r!cf1'!1 ", p. By JACK HA,'D sprinter, ha:; been selected to the W·II" W b IS" F 11 D d' St XEW YOHK ( \P)-Lzzardh.dt's. irnpw\':lIg \\ith l'\'ery ~;~:::~~~g t:a~, it~~.a; o~:~r~~~ I IS e er, owa Wimmer, 0 ows a s eps start, rule ' a olio 1 to .'i choice In \\h'p trkk\ Lee Om:l tonie;ht Thursday. . By JACK Q lRE to 1'04 which is really amazing. pl'esence on the ~1 has put his at ~[adison Square Cardell in tlll' s', th tlefcmc of his world' ThGarsd't wat s not In Itohwa h Willis Weber, a sophomore on IC he continues to improve that lather out of a 51" ), tor with a . . urs ay 0 receive e onor t he~1\ ywelght hUe. having returned to his h'me in the lowa swimming squad, will Iway. he can help us a 10 ." son on the squad, Mr. Weber will Tl d 1 h I I ILl lOll T b . h probably never duplicate his fa- Willis, a quiet 6 - foot, 150- be unable to releree the Iowa Ie etennine( campion, s I'UP :111 ' j'(':1< ~ at POUIIl S, ~ ~s, exas, ecau e 01 his fat - ther's ieat of making an all-Amer- pnunder, realizes that he still has home meets as he has done in the figure to unhinge the c1o\\,lIi h 0111.1 within the l5-round limit, er s Illness. ican team. , a long way to go to rank with past. perh nps around the eIghth.· The aidIowa that Coach Garst Dave had Armbrusterwired him But young Weber, currently Ithe better backstrokers. But he's "But I'll be in the stands," said < nt Ixtting nction centers punches and a pretty Cair right that he would be here in time for the Hawkeyes' No. 3 backstroker, thankful for one thing - people Mr. Weber, and you can bet he · has already turned in better times don't constantly compare him to ",ill. around Lee's chance ol going the hand punche r on h 15 cwn. the Hawkeyes' opening meet with r ute 1·'5 abo t 9 t 5 h 't Tex Sullivan, Om a's managl!r, Wisconsin Saturdav. than his famous father, Irving hIs father, as is usually the case d t o ., u 0 e WOIl. bundled his unpredictable tiger' Weber, Iowa's Iirst all-Ame1"ican in a situation like this. Bra ey Bows, 68-59 New-found respect for 29-year- into a camp at Greenwood Lake, The selection of Gar t as one swimmer, also a bacjstroker. " ure everyone expected me old Cha~le~ alter his victory overj N.Y., about a month ago. He has oC the aU - An1erican Iree- yl- "It just &,oes to show how to learn how to swim but there NEW YORK (.!P)-Bradley's 15- Joe LoUIS IS reflected at the gate. been working hard, bouncing ers came as no surprise since much tougher the competition is was never any pressure for me game winning streak was snapped It won't be a sellout but the [n- through his boxing work and tak- he had rained national recornl- today than It was thir!'y years to become great at it," said by St. Johns 01 Brooklyn Thurs ternational Boxing club expects ing to the road. tion by his victories in the BiK aco," said Coach Dave Armbrus- Willis. day night.. The Redmen handed about 12,000 fans and $65,000. Mil- Oma lost only one (f his last Ten and NCAA meet last tcr, who was coach for both "City high doesn't have a pool the No. 1 collegiate cage team in "lions will follow the bout en tele-116 fights. That was a knockout pring. father and son. so Dad used to take me to the the country their Iirst deCeat of vision and r~dio. Ring time is 9 by Bob Satte:iiE!ld which he later The It wa senior took firsts in No one wculd agree with the fieldhouse pool and work with me the season, 68 to 59, in the fea p.m. (Iowa tIme), TI!versed with a decision, Sept. 2~ the Big Ten 50 and lOO-yard free- statement more than Willis, wh:> there. He wasn't trying to make ture of 'a doubleheader at Madi lyles make th ~ bout interest- in his last fight. He'll weigh about style and the NCAA 50 - yard would like nothing better than to me into an ali-American - he son Square Garden. inc. Oma, a master of confu- 192 for this one. freestyle. emulate his father's deeds. Judg- just wanted me to be a good sion, is ha rd to catch. ometime Charle is ahead of Louis' rec- A minor throat operation has ing from what he's shown thus swimmer." College Basketball he waLks away, drops both hands ord for defenses by some three hindered Garst in his condition- far, though he never will become Willis and his dad still wC'rk- Bo.lon College 63. CCNY 59 and tUrns his back. lIe is a mas- months. Since he beat Jersey Joe ing for the coming season, but he an outstanding swimmer, but out together whenever MI'. Weber NO"lh CuoUn" 65. Wake Forell 56 Nla,:rara 59. Buffalo 41 ter of slipping and catching. Walce tt June 22, 1949 to win th{- is still regarded by Arfnbruster that hasn't stopped him from try- has the opportunity. But Willis' Marlett..1 73, Denison 42 ------__~------title he has knoclted out every as one of Iowa's chief threats ing. ttL . F d against Wbcomin. "I've never seen a backstroker opponen - excep OUIS. re - "We'll need Garst and all the die Beshore and Nick Barone were improve more in cne year than his 1950 KO victims. other sprinters we have because Willis has since last season," ob- Iowa (agers Depart Ioday Wisconsin is especially strong in served Assistant Coach Jim Coun- k that department," Armbruster silman. HOW eye Fencers Open said. "He's brought his time down in Season Here Saturday "In fact, they're supposed t· AII-AIDrrican the 100-yard backstroke trom 1:10 For 'Musl' lilt with N ~ U m , . have their strongest team in 20 Iowa s fencers open their sea- )ears and like everyone else in The Iowa Hawkeyes leave this son Saturdqy. with a d,ual meet I the c~[erencc, they're OUL t get Denver' rise out of the league afternoon by train tor Evanston, With ,WISCOnSJl1 at Ihe (leldhou:e. us. 1950 Hawk Review - cellar. iii., and their first road game of It WIll be held on the varsIty "Our boys have come ~l,Qng In early July Jack Bruner, for the Big Ten ba!lketball season. ba~kct?all court at I :~O p.m. . fast this week and it look "like mer ~owa hurler, was sold by Opponents will be the hot-and . It WIll also be the tirsL comp~tl- the 're ready to &'0." the Chicago White Sox to the S1. ilon Cor the Badgers who fln- ... t:t. Louis Browns. Bruner, in his cold NOI'thwestern Wildcau. ish cd third in the Big Ten last Jowl;I enters Its compciltJon "lth- Thin Summer The Hawks will hold one final sea. on. out three sprinters who were second year in the majors, worked Sale ... drill on the Iowa Fieldhouse mostly in relief, though he did Iowa is being coached Ihis year I counted , on In the pre - s~son draw an occasional starting as floor early this afternoon belore by Dr. Lucien Mo rris of the Un i- speculatIOn - Larry Dunba,r ,and ONLY 2 MORE DAYS ... signment. dcp:n.'ting. It will be the only versity hospitals staff. I John Boyd, who qUit th~ squa~, for Hawkeyes game 01 the season where the and Bob Busch, who enhsteq 1I1 Coach Otto Vogel and his Iowa Uawks will travei by train. The the navy. . baseball team turned down an TODAY and SATURDAY remaining six conlerence trips NCAA bid in June because the College Basketball . The Hawks have also lost .~ev- By DICK* JAC~1AN* * will be made by plane. Ieral outstanding fre-hman ~ro s dates interfered tco much with The summer months ot June, III Northwestern, Iowa ~et Kl'ntucky State 55. West Vlrilnln peets by enlistments, ineluping graduation here. Forty athletes These Stnlp 52 Take Advantage of a team that "will run all the Dick Paynter and Preston Do.anc, July and August witnessed only a were graduated including Ditt Tufts 66. lIarvard 62 sprinkling of sports activity time" accordinl" to Bucky Duke O~. Soulh CIIrollna G8 two sure-fire bets (( r future ~ 'tar mer, Earl Banks, Bob McKenzie, Values While They Last t Bowling Groen 66 . Toledo 59 around SUI. Baseball, gol!, swim Don Winslow, Russ Merkel, Ed O'Connor, Iowa's a. s sis tan Mercer U5, College of Ch~lrle s ton 52 dom. coach who scouted the Wildcats ---- ming and late summer football Browne, Bob Vollers, Bob Schultz conversation was spread over a urller this sea on. ,' and Duane Draves. Neckwear "They have a veteran squad . lean 90 days . Iow8's flashy breaststroke cham Sox Now, Where's that Floor! 1 with good speed and height," Three fOl'mer Iowa baseball pion, Bowen Stassforth, went to O'Connor said. He went on to soy stars were gtlining ground in or Japan to compete in the United Values to 7Sc Values to $2.50 that along with Michigan State ganized ball. In June Dick Hoek States - Japanese swimming event. Northwestern looms as a real sema and Jack Dittmer signe~ pro At Tokyo Stassiorth made himself darkhorse in the con [erenee rRce. Cessicnal contrarts. Hoeksema known by winning the laO meter 3 pro $1°° $1°0 Both teams go into the contest went as a pitcher to Quad-Cities breaststroke event. with identical 1-1 IOGP records. , in the Three-I league. He started As the summer closed football Comparatively, they've played with a bang swimming six 01 his talk was back in the air again. only one similar foe, Notre Dame, first seven games. RatC had several problems facing The Irish tipped Northwestern, • Dittmer, on June 23, cast his him. The Hawks were weak at lot with. the Bos(on Braves. The 82-75 whlie the Hawkeycs beat BOB CLIFTON the tackles and ends, but had a ace Hawkeye athlete from El the South Bend men, 63-60. a turda S t:trter?' surplus of good backs. Bill Rei Pacesetter ' ot the North western kader was sent to Denver of the chardt was shilled to left haH team is Ray Ragelis, one of the \Vestern league for sea onin&". back to add power to the back smoothest all-around pivotmen Ben .... c~ -., H nored lie begall a. hitting streak rl~ht field and Mike Riley took over in the Big Ten. He is currently For 'Comeback of Year away, broke into the Lineup at leading the conference in scoring second base and helped pace early days of practicing. _ DALLAl) fl, ,~ en H'l' "1 1 1t-1 at the fullback position in ttlh~e~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!~~~~~~ and is dangerous with his under cd a cigarette, took a q .1 ' . puff, and overhand hooks near the grinned broadly, and ~ ..lld , "Ge~ basket al)d with his set shooting that pleases me." from out front. He was talking of the Associated Ragelis is also considered one Press poll which named his mag oC the best "feeding" centers in n;ficent rally sports' grejltc.ft the midwest. The boys he will be comeback in 1950. handing oCf to include Jalte Hogan came back from a ncar Fendley, mastel' of the jump shot Catal automobile accident in 1949 and Ralph Blas\us. Both are fine to tie for first place in the Los reboundel's. Angeles Open, set a record 21 , I A&,ainst this Iowa will proll· under par 259 to take the Green ably KO with Bob Clifton, Frank brier open and than climaxed the CaI8~ek. Chuck Darline, Fred movie script rally by winning the Ruck and Skip Greene. Clifton National Open golf lournament. has edged back into the lineup with impressive work against OPPOSE Al'<.rY CODE Purdue and Illinois, DALLAS (m-Opponents of the EVIDE 'CE tha\ the "old colle:e y" Ready COl' reI ic C will be Herb controversial NCAA sanity code is not a thing of yesteryear. Percy Grenfell. \.laymaker of the Kcnt HON Thompson, Ev Cochrane and Whi Thursd'ay night claImed enough Sta te UJliversity team in Ohio was scrambling' after the ballrthc tey Diehl. The Hawks are anxious vote. to kill it, in effect, when it other night in a Kame against Akron niver ity. Percy leaped a I to get back upstairs in the con comes up in the national con- little tuo tar a nd landed in the seventh row of failS. lie 'came lYac!!: feren ce race and they hope to ventioll today or Saturday, to lead his mates to :t 53-49 victory. Adh",. Raben Northwestern Univorsity foUow the big Big Ten pattern this year of "winning them on the road." fmIIHfffiifiifiiUUitttttttiiiUiUlfIiiffHfiifffinllitlU!Hlt!nnn!nni~nntJSa Darling Thursday was named as leading rebounder in the coun try with an average of slightly over 21 rebounds per game. The squad has recognized the Illinois ENJOY YOUR CIGARETTE! game as a case of "having met a I Today-"nd Saturday ,I If 0' '" y u re not happy with your present very good team on a very good ~... \ ¢..... ,o., night." ' ..t tt ~U1 brand (and a 38-city survey shows that ~tt. th Itt d .ut~ miJ1ions are not), smoke Luckies! You'll Little Hawks Meet ~ are e as wo av,s ,li$ get the happy blending of perfect mild ~~-,..1-. ~~...... , ness and rich taste that fine tobacco ~'O'... '11 ..... #, Cedar Rapids Team ~u~ 1m! and only fine tobacco-can give you. Roosevelt of Cedar Rapids will t~~! ...,.." ! , '.J...:!:; Remember, Lucky Strike means fine tace a ,jnew-Iod.{" band of Iowa ::::; BREMERS ...... ' ~!!' City cagers when they meet the m ,!t~: tobacco. So get complete smoJdng enjoy Little Hawks in a Mississippi :tt: ,t::;; ment. Be Happy-Go Lucky today.! Valley league battle tonight. :tt: ~t';: Game time is 8 p.m. on the m J "'CI 5 I ;:-t.;~ If yoU W~M: to b~ a ~ltnl>l.l~ wheel. . Roosevelt court ' as City High ;::t a n u a ry eara nee a e Ht~, ~ 91.11;! ~1I ~e\t..s like, 9~Ots for its fourth win against m ;;;, 1\-el'\ s.\'Ut them s\.r.. ig"* on 101,",* -\0 smoke two losses. nt ~;:~~ J I.I "~ ull 'em Ll.u:k~ S\t\kt. \ Ellis Kondora and Don Bren- n"" n; ~ William p, Tuc k er nen will be the changes in Coach .# ~.... , Wake Forest College Howard Moffitt's lineup. They mGt B . I · th h t ~:~ replace all-season regulars Mic- m rea argalns roug OU ~t:~ key Moore and Jerry White. lUi iji~ The pair earned a starting ~ th t , ...... berth with their spirited play in :# e s ore. :U~ the Hawklets' losing efforf:;::: ~~t~ against Clinton. Iowa City is pre- U~ ~::~ sently burdened with a slump ~~ ~-t·U that has taaed them with three ~ C I B I S I ~.;~:: deleats in lour games. ~ t:i~ According to Moffitt's scouting m: orne • uy• ave • ~::;~ reports the Little Hawks (3-2) t=:t; ~ti can expect a rugged battle from ~ ...... ,... the up-and-coming Roughriders m :t!t (\-3)..~ ' ~H l The third-place Iowa Citians:U: ;' i~t; wrli have to stop a Cedar Rapids ::;.;: t!~ fast-break and a probable press- ttl: . ;: ...... lng defense. They are spearhead- m ...U~ ed by Mitchell, Fisher and Mur- ~ :;.;~ dock, the latter being the lool;l's :t# _'. . .;~~ eighth ranking scorer. :at " lit. A'I.!'!' • J. -u" AI J.. II Y ' B ____ ~ J u::~ Sophomore Bob Frantz, the:!1:!', .,. ~ua AIJ ..,VHtf, IIH- IrQ,~. AHII44JH, ~ *U~ scph league's top point producer, ~ . ... tu ~ads h~ H nwk~t m n ~~ a~ ind ~~~~t~~:~~~~~l~~~~ r.~ve l tat C: 15 p.m, lit.i't;.:1Hn.nnt:i.. t.t.n.1niH-tt~1nuft.tllil::'tU!1!jJllil1 .11~;fl1I1~ll:llilli ~ . .... ~ , 'l'HE DAILY IOWAN. FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1951- PAGE SEVEN - New-Type Sabres Rolling OH. AssembIY '~ Lines Gov~rhOt. Seeks to Hold Bodies of Victims : ", '. . C D Of Bomber Crash WA.Nl · ADSN;~LAIIIRfAD_OUIl Government osts own Found in Desert ~~~ DES MO'INES ' (PP)-Cov. William S. Beardsley told the ~ 54th general assembly Thursday its "No. 1 goal" should be to EDW ARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Typing Help Wanted operate tne state government without an increase in taxes. CALIF. ItPl - The bodies of eight persons were found Thursday THESIS. general tYlllnlt. Notary Public. PART or full Ume Slt lc-s clerk. Male or The governor called for a "sound budget" but "no Ilew taxes mlmeoeraphing. Mary V. Burns. 801 femaJe. Experience preferred. Exc~l- strewn around the wreckage of a I.S.B. Bullcllng. Dial 26$. lent hour. and sa bry. Apply In person. and no increase in talies" in an inaugural address before a com B-50 bomber that crashed on ~ --- Lubin', Pharmaoy. GENERAL and thesis typtng. Dial 8- bined session of the newly-fonned 1951 legislature. desert. 2732. NEWSPAPER carrier boy. Applications Search parties radioed that aU w:mted for Daily Iowan route. Can Beardsley, a Republican, was TYPING-Cenel'al and thesl •. Phone 8·2151. inaugurated for a second two persons who had been aboard the 8-09C4. economy, addlnr that the leg-ls plane when it crashed sometime STUDENT chore bo y. prlv~te hOlne. B year term. W. H. Nicholas, Mason lature could carry out his pro TYPING Thesis. Geneml. Dial 8-0198 ev- average. Room. board. and fI5.00 City, his running mate, took the during the night were killed. The enlngs. month. Gh'e QoUege. y ear and schedule cram without new levies. His plane was carrying a crew of six of courses. No 7 :30 a.m. or Salurday oath for his first term as lieuten remarks had a. direct applica. Lost and f ound cia •••• nnd must have three half days ant governor. and two civilians on a test flight (ree. Good personal habits. Write Box tlon to wh~ther state Income The wreckag-e was located 10 LOST: 54, Daily Iowan. lle,urJIinl' to a campalm Yellow cashmere oc.r( In Iowa taxes should be Increased. miles east of the base center at theater. Can Connie Jewett at 8·2522. pledl'e 01 1948, the ..overnor Reward. Referring to the state's educa the bottom of 4,000-foot Hay WANTED asked the le&ialature to repeal tion program, Beardsley held that stack mountain, between here LOST: Red cloth coal belt weeks OiO . Part-time student help a state law bapuln.. the union Phone 7597. the "fundamental principle of and George Air Force base at with Banking experience shop in Iowa, which baa been LOST: Small broYin or black key case local self determination" should Victorville, Cal. IL controversial Issue since It with 3 or 4 keys. Reward. Dial 5292. IOWA STATE BANK be maintained but charged that Rescuers said they were loading wlis passed In 194'7. progress of SChool reorganization the bodies into their vehicles and AND TRUST CO. He asked the legislature to set Rooms for Rent had been "disapPOinting", prob would return them here before up a labor conciliation servicc, TWv double rooms for student men. ably because of public misunder dark. General Services lIImplify school reorganization 2656. standing. The plane was only a few min laws, adopt the "Minnesota gam LA.RGE furnished room. Dial 8-1784. PORTABLE electric oewini nUl chine. lor Beardsley, w hose sentiment utes flying time away from this I rent. S5 per month. SINGER SEWING bling law", enact a program for followed recommendations of base when it crashed. Last word SINGLE rooms on busUne tor g-raduate CENTER. 12~ S. Dubuque. sCI'eening sex criminals and boos the Iowa. Safety con&'ress, pro girls. 1 downstairs room (or morrled (AP Wlro,be'e, from the bomber came late Wed couple. Boord j( deslred. Phone 6203. Autos for Sale - Used TWO NEW·TYPE SABRES, "super controlled" F-SSE jet fighters with "all flying- taliS," are rollin, the strength of the highway pa- posed that driver's license fees nesday afternoon when it radioed '" assembly lines at the North American Aviation plant In LOI Angeles and .. iyinl' the airfoM:e new Irol. be Increased frm 25 cents to 50 Instruction 1937 FORD $75. 1937 CHEVROLET $1&0, George Air Force base for a re 1934 FORD S50 1933 PLYMOUTH, f75. vmions of the F-86A Sabre which has been knocking down Russian-made MlG-15 Jets over Korea. "We must continue to operate cents a year. port on weather conditions and See these nnd other used can at Ex .. North BALLROOM donee lesson •. MIm1 Youdo wall Motor Co. 627 S. Capitol. American has compl"ted contracts for the earlier Sabres and now is buUdlng the F-86E, shown the stllte government within the T he Iowa safety congress called was informed visibility was poor \IIu rlu. Dial t4So1. ... current income o! the state and ia praduction, and the F-8SD, an all-weather jet interceptor. avoid thc necessity of levying for such an increase to finance The plane was scheduled to 1935 FORD. Call mealtimes. 4508. expansion of the highway patrol. BA.LLROOM danclng. Hnrrict Walsh. I ------,- new taxes or increasing the tax make only a. horl \flight of Dial 3780. 'i'94'8PONT[AC 2-dool' sedon. R-B. Good Beardsley proposed the patrol's a.bout four and a half hours and shaP<'-'Cheap. Dlal, " 4333. ' : ' DAVENPORT MAN FINED G h S" f"st SubJ"ect of Leg,"slat",ve Action burden of the state,'" Beardsley strength be increased from 160 then return here. Loans 1939 DODGE. Radio, Ijealer. Reasonably John H. Olds, Davenport, was Op er clen I said. to 225 men. priced. Dial 2183. When the plane failed to make fmnS$ LOANED on trUn., carner •• , dl.· :fined $17.50 by Judge Emil G. ST. PAUL, IlI'l- The Minnesota el' indicted or exonerated Wein- He charred that hil h taxes a landing by dark it was reported 'nondl. c1othlni. ~tc . RELIABLE LOAN co. 109 Ea.: Burllnaton, Work Wanted Trott in police court Thurspay on I legislature was asked Thursday berg. He said th,is threw discredit could )MoralYle 'he naltonal FCC to Invesfl"gafe missinll. Early Thursday an aeriaI II charge of speeding. to pass a resolution ca1Jing on the on the university rnd. that Wein- search was stal'led and Ail'{orce Ql11CK LOANS on jewelry. elothmg. PLAIN mending olso shirt collnrs I Capt. Russel M. Roth sighted the radios. etc. HOCK-E'Ll!: LOAN, 126~ turned. CUr ta ins nnd bedsprends University of Minne~ota to sus- berg should have resigned. Chicago Police Rd" TV S " S. Dubuque. laundered . Dial 8-1266., pend Joseph W. Weinberg from Reinstatement if Innocent wreckage from the air, reporting a 10, tatlons IRONING. DL, I 8· 1433. the faculty. The resolution would recom- Quest·lon Accardo no signs tf life. Wanted to Rent \" I' nberg was identified by the . I Fish Fry, . , mend that if Weinberg is even- 0n R"aCing News h' H d G UNfURNISHED two bedroom house or AEcrtments for nem con lll'essonal un-America~ activ- tually "declared innocent," he CHICAGO M-Anthony (Tony) P YSICS ea to et upartment. Wrlte box 56. t;e DaHy 10- I wan. 2 LARGE rooms. Unfurnished. Close In. ities committee as "Scienlist X", should be reinstated at the uni- d t d b f Chi Grant for Research Baby welcome, Rea50noble rent. Utlli- charf!e d with aSSOCiating with Accar 0, repu e oss 0 cago WASHINGTON (If') _ The Fed- tie. lurnlshed. Phone 8-1061 before 2. - verslty with I pay retroactive to b t a e ed before a Insurance Friday Communists and giving them at- the date of his suspension. mo s ers, pp ar eral Communications commission Prof. James Van Allen, head 0 ONE room (urnlshed npnrtment. Prl- f omic information while working county grand jury and then was started checking up Thu"sday on SUI physics department, is on \lutc b.... th. Phone 233 O. e FOR fire and nuto Insurnnce, hom~.- nnd 'llh a gennrous portl'oll at the radiation laboratories at The legislature didn't act on questioned by police. how radio and television stations of 46 U.S. scientists who will re ncreag.s.• ee Whllini-Kcrr Realty Co. " ~ the re~olution but referred it to R ted I A a do refused to - Dlul 2123. Music and Radio • Golden French Fries th..." University of California. the senate committee on univcr: epor yt' cc bI' f the 'ury are handling horse racing infor- ceive grants for basic research Weinberg has denied the a~cu- answer ques Ions e ore J 'mation. frQm Research corporation, a non moving with RADIO repairing. JACKSON',s ELEC· - Do your own a T111e AND GIFT. Cole Slaw sations. silies. which is investigating pollcy anrl It sent out questionnaires to ali prefit educational and scientifi C Committee Asked A spokesman for the univer- other gambling, on the grounds broildcasting outlets directing foundation. handy luggage trailer. . - Bread and Butter State Sen. Fay George Child of sHy said that there would be no he might incriminate himself. them to give detailed information Current grants from the corpo - Rented by the hour, day, Mayna rd, Minn., who asked for omciat comment. He said that at Accardo similarly refused to. an- about Rny regular racing programs rallon total $86,000. or week. Phone 6B3B. MAHER BROS. the suspension of Weinberg, also the time Weinberg was accused swer most questions before the they may carry, including the Van Allen's grant will be give ALL FOR ••• 49c n a~kcd the legislature to appoint a the university said it would tak senate crime investigating eom- SOUI'ce from w,hich they get the for research toward interaction lOWA CITY TRAILER MART s tcmmittee to confer with univer- no action unless Weinberg was mittee in Washington last week I'ace results and other data. of the primary cosmic radiation 1225 So. Riverside Drive TRANSFER Open the ~ sity regents and President J. L. indicted. . and was threatened with con- Thc commission made it clear with various materials. For E[ficient FUI nitare And .Morrill "relative to Weinberg tempt. that It is not concerned with the I The foundation is now support- For foot corn!ort . . . by~ and kindred subjects." Coal Company Sues After he left the jury room, occasional broadcast of major turf ing 400 active research projects Shoe Repairing and Supplies Moving C; hild said there was a "grow- Accardo was questioned briefly teaturse, such as the Kentucky in the physical sciences, repre - LET US REPAIR YOUR SHOES and ig belief that radical influences Sheridan and Sons Coal cem- by p.olice and another .subpoena Derby, but rather with regular senting commitments of approxi For new shoe looks . . . College are at wor~" at the university. pany filed suit Thursday in John- was Issue.d callin~ for hIm to ap- daily racing programs which mately $t.5-mlllion. - Baggage Trullseet to Child said "the notoriety and son county court to coUect $162.93 pear belote the Jury Jan. 18. might be for aid to illegal book- 113 Iowa Avenue of publi city attached to the 'Seien- from Mr. and Mrs. Gustaf (S. Pet- State's Atty. John S. Boyle ~aid makers. • ------• ED SIMPSON Phone b leave ,- tist X' case has brought disrepute erson, 714 Kirkwood avenue. he would seek a cont~mpt clta- I Last October FCC ordered radio WANT AD RATES Dial - 9696 - Dial 127 Iowa Ave. . to the university's name." Child's The company charges' that the tion agDinst Aecarct6: If ~e r~- station WTUX at Wilmington, • • ...... , rcsolution said two grand juries Petersons owe lor coal delivered fused to answer questions III hiS Del., to close down and ~o off the Classified Display ~ which questioned Weinberg neith· to them within the last live years. next appearapce. air. A majority of the commission One Day ...... i5c per col. inch ------·-C-A--=R--L--:A~N::-::D E R SON decided that the station had Six Consecutive days, handled its daily racing broadcasts PCI' doy ...... SOc per col. inch Do You Save Articles / In such a way as to be of assist One Month ...... 50c per col. inch ance to illegal bookmaking opera (Avg. 26 insertions) tions. WT1JX responded that it. had For consecutive ' insertions You No Longer Use? quit broadcasting racing informa One day ...... Gc per word ."\ tion and asked that the order be Three days ...... 10c per word ., Six days ...... 13c per word , " reconsidered. Pending a decision •, on the station's petition, the snut One Montll ...... 39c per word down order is not in effect. Deadlines , After reviewing a number of programs over the country, the Weekdays 4 p.m. FCC has said that as a matter of Saturday Noon genel'al policy ~uch broadcasts al'e 1-12 not objectionable provided there is a suitable time lag between the Ed Hunting Jr. end of a race and the announce Classified Manager ment of results. Bookmakers need Check your ad In the lI.."t Is,ue It .p fast reports in order to carry out pearl. Tb! Dallv low"n can be respon their business. .ible rOT only one Incorrect insertion. Brinrr Advertisements to YOUNG The Dally Iowan Business Olfice $50 Given Hospital Basement. East Hall or phone To Purchase Films 4191 Sell Them Fifty dollars to purchase films for patients in the polio ward of Miscellaneous for Sale University hospitals was donated 1--":':":='::'::::::'::'::':'::'::-=;"",;;;,::,:,:,,- Today With A, TUXEDO. Slze 36. Good as new. Dial recently by the state office of t h e 4754. American Vete:ans of World War II auxiliary (AMVETS). Babv Sittinq Twenty-three selected liIms AURDAL Baby Slttln« ARency. • S. Daily Iowan will be used in three ceiling book Linn St" Phone 8·0330. Baby slllen projectors available for polio wanted. patients, according to Dr. W. D. BABY .Ittlna. MfR. DeFrance. II-llIt4. Dial 4191 Paul, chairman of physical medi Want Ad cine and head of the polio' ward. These projectors allow patients ------.-- . to read books whi~h are filmed page by page and projected on the WANTED ceiling. They a:-e designed so that [ LAFF-A-DAY . 'l'~' O M ' ·8 ~ M S patients who must remain in bed can read without physical strain. BOYS

DEAN KITClIELL TO SPEAK TO CARRY

Dean Myrtle Kitchell of the DAILY IOWAN ~., ,. .. , SUI . college of nUl'sing will be chief speaker on the topic "Fac ulty Organlzation" at the regional CALL 8·2151 meeting of the Wisconsin League of Nursing Education, Jan. 20. . ROOM AND BOARD By GENE AHERN

. .. AFTER I PLUGGED TI-l' GUARD!> T~EY FANNED RIGfIT' SHOULDER WITI-l MY . 30~ Tf.{' AN' LEFT, TR.YIN' 10 \ CR.~WS DIGGIN' AN' PAINTIN ' PICK ME OFF BEI-lIND TIl' TW ROCkS RAN OFF, BOULDER. '" BUT I .. lE..... VIN' TIM) FEL.L,A.S W\.K) DERAILED BOTH OF 'EM WERE BOSSMEN OF TH' BY PACKING ~ COUPLE WORKS.! OF SLUGS IN TI-lE I ~ lAIGS, AN' TIlEY YELLED QUITS!

~ IS T~INKIN"I F,A.F ···IT'S ':, '! :: CAMPFIRE FlCnON ~ I-/l : : : "I'm Plaking dlnnel', too, pot the chicken in tbe ,pven," . _ 1 I PAGE EIGHT_TIlE DAlLY IOWAN, FlUDAY, JA!«JAltY 1%, 1931 1 Bataon Veteran ing. I'd like to fet back JTl78! ~ Killer Still Loose; ' Ligh, Sleeper .. Airline Killer Hangs The arOlY thinks he's ProiNtblt. Vet Sues Government for $265,000 Tries to Enlist the fidt Bataan survivor td o~ Comb Border Area; to return to uniform. A PhYSi~~ ' I After Futile Efforts NEW YORK (IP) - A Purple examination will determine wb", Heart veteran or the Bataan death thel' he's accepted. Press Body Search .To Gain Reprieve man'h volunteered for the army A native or Greenwood, S . C~ Thursday. I Adams now is an official of 'a' EL CEI'fTRO, CAL. (11'1- Search QUEBEC CITY, QUE. HPI - J. lie is 35-Yenr-old Julian Wyse soap manufacturing firm. : I for 21-year-old killer Bill Cook . , turned toward the afea between Albert Guay, 33, was scheduled Adam. who told newsrnen: I His wite, Primi, said he ~ Mexicali -and Tijuana, Mex .• to hang shortly after midnight "r feel my country is at war. her blessing to return to acti¥~ At least men are fighting and dy- duty. I I Thursday on a report that a car Thursday night for master mind the young desperado may be ing the most fantastic murder driving was seen this morning. plot I)f the air age. Federal aaents were not sure that Cook MlS using a 1950 Stu The justice deportment in Ot debaker which had been driven tawa rejected Guay's last minute by two men missing on a hunting request for a reprieve Thursday LEO'S and said "no interference" would JOE' trip but they joined with San Di ego, Cal., deputy sheriffs in set be made In his hanging. Quebec ting up border roadblocks on Chief Justice Albert Sevigny hed highways into the United States rejected Guay's motion Cor a stay [rom the Tijuana sector. ot execution last Tuesday. CAFE The two mis ing men are For The bizarre case began in the rest Damron, 32, and Jim Burke, late fall of 1946 when the dapper 33, of El Centro. They were to jeweler, . a married man, fell in have returned home Sunday af love with an almond-eyed beau ternoon. They were reported seen ty who had just turned 17. at San Felipe, Mex., where much It exploded into death on Sept. of the search for Cook has cen 9, 1949, when Guay smuggled a tered. time bomb aboard a Canadian The 1951 ;Clnace~ Show is FBI agents, although looking .:. Pacific airliner. The bomb blast I tor the two men, said there was ed the plane from the skies, kill, nothing but speculation to indi ing Guay's unwanted wife, Rita, cate they might be two more vic and 22 other passengers. tims to add to Cook's toil of eight It was almost a perfect crime. "IN THE PINK" 1t lhe plane had taken oft on slayings. An Oriqinal Musical ComedY; by Cook abandoned his getaway time, it would have plunged into car in the barren area north at the St. Lawrence river when the Jack Brooking San Felipe and tire marks nearby bomb went oft, qrowning all indicated he ma·y have llagged. evidenoe. with Music by down another vehicle. But the plane crashed on land tAP Wlrephf" "" and the wreckage revealed a Phyllis Jordan Schneider and Merrill Sp~rks GT. JO ErR G. GRIGALAV8KAS 01 Gariner, Mass., one-lened vcteran of World War II, with While the hunt for Cook went wife and dau1'hter Ann, tllecI taU Wednesday afternoon against the &,overnment for $265,000. The suit time-bomb had caused the acci on in the southwest and Mexico, dents. Police got busy. By the ('Iaim Ann has a hole which developecl in her back after ahe was I'iven the wrona- treatment in Ole authorities in Oklahoma still time their investigation was com, SEE IT army ho pital at Fort Lea.VI!Iaworth, K.an .. In Nov. 1947. The solt opened Thursday In federal court in IVel'e seeking the bodies of five pleted Guay and two accomplices Do ton. \ members of the family of Carl A FILMY NIGHTIE. made of had been charged with" murder. WEDNESDAY, THURSDA't Mosser. In Pawhuska, Okla., black nylon and weighing only murder charges were filed against four ounces. Is one of many the fugitive in connection with lightweight feminine garments Atomic Explosions FRIDAY and SATURDAY , Retired Army Major 12·Year·O~d Girl Drops Textbooks to Marry the Mosser's disappearance. being shown at the CalifornIa Scheduled for Nevada ST. LOUIS (A') - A 12-yellr 18. Married at 13, she is happy Cook also boasted he killed two Apparel Creators' sprin.. fash other persons and he has been Ion show. Frances Leyden mo WASHINGTON 1m-The atom January 17 through 20 Plans to Organize old girl has swapped her sixth about her family. ic energy commission disclosed grade school books for kitchen linked definitely with the shoot dels the near-transparent crea "I'll still be young when they tion. Thursday that it will set off ex utensils and has taken up house ing of Seattle salesman Robert are grown," she said. Dewey, whose car hl! used- to ------ perimental atomic explosions at ' Ne~ Po!itical Party keeping tor her 19-year-old hus an isolated, 5,000-squnre-mile de Macbride Auditorium Her husband is 28, a $2oo-a make his getaway into Mexico. GILMAN, WIS. «PI- A retired band. month employe in the city gar MASONS TO HEAR POLLOCK lert bombing range nenr Lns Ve- army major who doesn't like She is the former Virginia Pen bage collection department. The Masonlc service club's gas, N~v. TICKETS ON SALE NOW "this business of America and nell, one at nine children. Her Iowa Senate to Act ncon luncheon today will feature No date was fixed for the tests, Russia colling each other names," husbl\nd is Donald Eugene Gray, a talk by the Rev. P. Hewison which will be the first atomic 7Sc made plans in this vUlage Thurs a furniture fa ctory employe. He's On Vet Bonus Bill Pollock, pastor of the Iowa Cit1 blasts on the American mainland day to form a new political par the boy who used to Jive next Reopen Morrell Plant; Presbyterian church. The film, since the origina'l A-bomb wa ~ at Whetstones • Rcyq~ • Smiths ty. door. DES MOINES (All - Six Repub "Kengi Comes Home," will be touched oCI July I G, 1945, near H. W. Kolpalt sald he'll outline lican senators late Thursday in How long they courted 1:lefore Strike Nol Semed ...... his program tomorrow night to they were married Dec. 22 is troduced a bill appropriating $8- S~h~o~w~n~ ~A~la~m~O~g~O~r~do~'~N~.M~ ~~~~~~~~~~~;;~"a'ues~~~~~~~~~ thc 440 townsfolk and to any oth their secret. In' fact; the marriage OTTUMWA (U'\ - Operations million from the state treasury cr interested persons at II- meet Itself was ' a secret until Wednes- were resumed Thursday in the to meet unpaid bonus claims of ing in the local school. day. :fresh meat department of ihe Iowa war veterans. The totmer ordnance man sald Virginia's mother 10" The animal was caught In the ... <0 al • l\llle . ly, then jumped tram the road. 8reathtaking Colors in Woven' 36" ..... ide. The animal was about five feet long, the man told the sheriff. An investigation of the area C01'TON GINGHAMS ...... :.... . yd. 79c Thursday morning revealed tracks Exqolsite prints in Penney's own about live inches across and two ' recently killed !lheaiants. SILVERMOON§COTTONS ...... yd. 79c IIlml, The sheri!! said the tracks were No Starch itlped not mede by either a do, or a fox. .. iii . ql There have been various rewrts ~d ORGANDY ...... ~.. Priced for Savings 59c iumto of a "black panther" in Iowa. New Shades in 36" Sanlorlzcd Beautiful New Spring P tt Unh, Students Enlist to 'O.t SPORT DENIM ...... low, low Yd. 59c SORORITY* RAioN 39pii~iTS 71e: Out of School, Dean Says New s"rtn.. Shades In 36" Flne Wale Outstanding PI . . .. ,d. , DE PERE, WIS. (U'\ - The dean Priced ...... yd. 4 15 of St. Norbert's college Thl,lJ'!.da)' CORDUROY I',e?~ey 1 9 RAYON FAiidLEn;oPLIN onl: .... :... y~. 69~ i night called the rush of students - -~¥~' ' ?r'01i~tj , 3S" Rayon • • ; ,sChol to enlist in the armed forces "a Inlluen rat race to see who can pC out ouiiNOcouon BUTCHER WEAVE ' 4L i the can of schoo!." ter •.. cold weather ahead. Just the O\1tstand,nl' value. y4. "". ~, The Rev. Anselm M. K~e, a C 42" Rayon ' IliOWed World War II veteran, wrOte a IHE .. time to visit sunny Arizona and .um· FLANNEL 25 IlIStrl blistering editorial in the IC:hool mery c.Iifornia. Your train is the yd. GABARDINE ., , tf 314 paper denouncing (tudent. who GOLDEN STATE, am art, diesel enlist as "traitors to tlJetnIelves more than .ver, 'Goldea powered, streamlined, de.igned for PtNNEY'S -, 8~· 'f..ii;;;;I;;;~~;·!~1 - who are falling prey to I1\UI hys teria." lonq-distance aavel. You'll enjoy its is the Choo_._ buil.~t-p-:c.d '. He saJd "about 15 to 20" stu comforts and co.nveniencesl Extra dent~ at 5t. Norbert's were plan :1181e ning to enli~t and that he wasn't Fine-Extra Fare. Home of Natlonw,de sure how many of them have al SEE HOW ready done so. Tor tic}:.I., re.. rYdtfoD. or iDlorlDGtioD, cuk YOU SAVE ADVANCE SHEETS \ " EL PASO. TUCSON ON PINNEY'S Considering Tunnel F. E. MEACHAM. Penney. own PHOENIX • PALM SPRINGS Tlekd AceD' Nor.OHS roo. Patterns 2. Y 9 ' Between Twin Cities famttus brand JJ.oek Island Lines Everything to make' Ilx •• ST. PAUL ~M1MeIOta m18ht LOS AMGElES build a tunnel under,..qQ1d be Iowa CU" Iowa rhe'job ea.ier, quicker , §Trademark tween Minneapolis and St. Paul, at .urpri,iDg .aving.! . Registered Se"lce qulhy h.Ut to tak. ,.., .f ..,lilt Gov. Luther W. Youl1p!ahl laid Needle., thread.. lei.- . f·, U.S. Pat. Off. ;*' day .01 w.-rl Y.II'l1 Uk. d...... Thursday. lOr., button., braid., ~: T -Shrinkage weir, the 6rlll eel",e.... eaI, Idtc"" ~ I Youngdahl told the lecblature alo~ Jjipper... . 1001 i., ' • practical notion.! >I~$: wlU not Andtheprlee.. r ... lowIB • ..mI~ ..· ·1 II lhe state decides to build bomb Island,Linea· 'r", exceed 1% NA"OHWID~ PlUOWCAII•• 41" ...... ,ie I shelters I t could cOlllider such , R 0 G R' ES S tAt:' things as the tunnel, or under .1 &round iarages, ., \.