, Serving the State The Weather University of Iowa Pard, elNy ... _. Campus and &lJnIH ..na Wa, ...... e ~ft" Su..aa,. Illata ta- Iowa City da,., II: ...... lila" at .owan Fri.-,. IS; I.... M. ay 01\ horne Est. 1868 - AP Leased Wire - Five Cem. Iowa City. Iowa. Saturday. Sept. 13. 1952 - VoL 86, No. 242 ~h vic_ ------Pennsylvania Stevenson Gets Gold-Ike Gets Assistant Presses Hunt Red Power Plant For 3 Bandits HAMBURG. Pa. (JP) - Police mobilized Pennsylvania's biggest manhunt in many years Friday against three shotgun-toUng jail Hit B.Y Su perforts breakers who held a family cap tive In its home tor 19 hours. then pel! 65 miles to rob a roadside diner and 8 little later raced past Law College Schedules Bombs Explode • j)ClUce roadblock on a main hlgh w.y to New York city. Hundreds of state and local of Regional Legal Institute Near Border fi • and a .warm of FBI agents. JOIned in the search. They were A one-day regional leeal Instl- Of Manchu e e ~utlofted by FBI circulars that tute wlll be heLd here Oct. 9 by Canham, editor ot the Christian r1a \he convicted bank robbers are the SUI coUe,e ot law. Science Monitor. "desperate and vicious." The main speaker of the COn- Any Iowa attorney who wishes. SF;OUL (SATURDAY) (IP) - ferenc wlll be U.s. Judie Herber may make a reservltlon fOr the Giant B-211 Superforts blasted the Carry Stolen Shotcuna F. Goodrich, of the court of ap- Institute by aendl n, a five doll'r viti I Red power plont at Sulho The hunted men were carrying peals from Philadelphia. Pa. rei1stration fee to Prot. Allan D. the !arleat In Alia and only a few .ix shotguns and seven boxes at Judie Goodrich was a member Vestal at the SUI college of llw. hundred feet from Manehurla am munition stolen from a West ot the SUI college ot law faculty The realstratlon fee coverl the with more th.n 300 tons of hiah Reading. Pa .• sporting goods staTe BEWHISKERED BILL COLLrN • 77-year-old prOlpeC:&or. IIt_n" TAIUNG A lOB with the EI follower-Nixon team aa palal ...11- trom 191 4 to 1922 and was aellng dinner, social hour and everal explo Iv Frld y nllbt nd early 24 hours after they tIed the fed dean In 1922. miscellaneous Iteml. Saturday. el'al penitentiary a t Lewisburg In AdJal Stevtnson, Democ:ratlc presidential nomInee, with a _II vial tanl &0 the ltePllbJlcan national eommJttee'. dlnetor ot or,anlutlon Attorneys from all over Iowa More than 3~ Supertorts, mok the foggy pre-dawn hour. of ot ,olel worth $8 which he haa Jill' panhed. The prelentaUoli waa 11 Bernard Kaben (rl,bl), prominent ew York Je" h leader. made Thunday aboard the le"enson whistle top train Ih Merced. Katlen. who wu a ulant to national committeeman Herbert mainly the ellstern purt at the in( their deepe t pen tratlon yet Wednesd ay. state, are expected to ttend the Cam. Collins had prevtoll Iy C"lven leveDSon a vial of ,olel at the lkowneU durin.. the '48 eampal.. _ . I welcomed 10 GOP headquar ot North Korea, ro red ov r the In 48 hours of freedom they had Institute. SUI to Play Host lar(et for two hours nd 40 min ranged 120 miles east almost to Chlc&lo Railroad fall' In 1949 and promJ ed him another It be ever ten In Waahlnl'tOn b, vlce-pr IdenUal .nomlnee Sen. Richard Nison Philadelphia. had stolen at least came to CaUfornla, • f CaUlonUa...... m Jllelud Pinel utes. three cars and stabbed a prlvate The conference II scheduled to To Iowa High School Crewmen reported "aood re duty policeman they feared had belln at 1;30 p.m. with an estate lults." become suspicious. plannin, roundtable. Journalism Students Sulho l uppllel power to all of And pollce working on the case An .ttorney, a trust oUlcer. and North Korea and parts of Man said It was not unlikely the trio Politicpl Maneuvering Continues as Talt an In uranee man will participate Iowa hl'h SC1lool journallsm churia. the Industrial heart of Chi had decided to hole up .again, pos In the pan I. The atl.9rney wl11 \)(' .tudents will meet on the SUt na. It Is the tourth lar,est power sibly by capturing another family D:lvld Bleakly ot Cedar R plds. campus Oct. 31 and Nov. 1 tor the plant In the world and Includ and taking retuge in its home. th Inaur.nce man, W. B. Strite nnual convention ot the lowll a 1.400 foot Ion. row or trans Pledges to 8ac.k Ike, Truman Sets Tour ot D • Moln I and the trust ow State HI.h School PreIS associ • formers and other equipment. I 2 Are Brothers cer. Clyde DooUttle also ot Des tion, Leslie G. Moeller, director of Plant lUt III June The fugitives are two brothers By The Anoclatect Press Moin • the univerSity school ot journa 1- The plant was first attacked by tTom Harlan county. Ky., Joseph iround and let Taft do aU the head Inlt home to Sprlnifleld, Ill., cle, held together by soCt soap and Sen. Robert A. Taft ot Ohio At 3:30 a pre-trial conference Ism, announced Friday. more than 500 air force. marine Wayne Nolen, 26. and Ballard talking after their New York Saturday. pledied full support to Gen. hunlter for iovernment jobs. with will be held. District .Judie G. B. The pror;ram wIT! stress dis and nllvy liihter-bombers lasL French Nolen. 22, along with slen meetlnl. And Taft spoke at lenrth CIte. 'Hopel DI UllU)" Dwiaht D. Eisenhower Friday. front seat drivers nd back a at Richter of Waukon. Atty•. Robert cussion of problems encountered June 23. Thllt raid turned the In der, tattooed Elmer Schuer, 21, of on the statement ot principles In hi. Phoenix ape ch he ,Ibed UTilng all Americans "who have Buckmaster of Waterloo .nd E. In the publleation ot hllh school stallJltlon Into "a pile junk," tho Chicago. which was. In eftect, Taft·s asklni at what he called hopeless disunity drivers contradlctln, each other In ot confidence In my judgment" to Marshall Thomas of Dubuque will newspapers and yearbooks. Dis fifth air force said . The Nolen brothers were serv- vote the Republican ticket. I price for his support in the cam within the Republican party. a bedlam oC voices shoutln, ... at participate In tbe conference. cussion leaden will be advlsen on The B.29 raid WII seh duled nt 11Ig 25-year terms tor a Clnclnna ti, And President Truman said he paign. "What It all iets back to. ot the same time." Afternoon ionl In Llbrar)' oulstandlnl high school publica ter observation plnnes reported 0 .• bank robbery In 1950. Schuer. wiIJ lend the Democrats 8 hond course. Is the simple and Indis Stevenson wa, endoraed yester Taft said he did not aiTee In Both ot the afternoon proiTam. tions. Topics will Include mlmeo the Red. were tryln, desperately who has the word "Lucky" tat with a whistle stop trIp across the putable tact thl t there I. no lon, day by the AFL International As iTa ph methodl. offset production. tooed over a horseshoe on his right every respect with Elsenhower's w1l1 be held In the Shambau,h to ,et at leost one ahattered trans nation and back, travelini 8.500 er one Republican party," he ald. sociation ot Machinist•. which In use of picture.. sports coverage. arm and the motto "Death or views. particularly on torelill memorial aUditorium In the SUI tormer back Into optration. miles and deliverini at least six policy. but the differences were "Ther are two RepUblican par vited him to address lIS Kan.a. editorial paiel. devices for econ Glory" over a dagger on his left library. The air force said the Super major addresses. lariely matter of deiree. ties. City convention before It close. omy In yearbook production. copy arm, was serving 13 years tor the Eisenhower and Tart, the min a A loclaL hour II scheduled tor forts bombed with "Improved 1950 robbery of a Chicago bank. Tat! called Stevenson "a repre l'It Is an ancient political vehl- next. Friday. 5 p.m. In th Je!!erson hotel. It is edltlni and newspaper makeup. he defeated for the GOP presiden Among discussion leaden will e I e c t ron I c aimlnl techniques FBI circulars warned tha t all tial nomination, came to terms sentative of the left-winlers. if not to be lpalllored by the Johnson be Mrs. Mary Wessels. IoWa City; whlch permit preelslon bomblrti three "should be considered OJ( over the break fast table in New a lefl-wlnier himself." County Bar association. H. Arthur Lee. Councl~ Bluft.; In darkness." tremely dangerous." York. Afterward Taft told a news McCarthy Not »lIeWllled A dinner will be held at 6:30 Clair Culver, Fort Dodge: Mrs. .e" Drop FIU8 Robbed Diner conference his endorsement held He said he did not dlsculS with Iowa Polio Dealh Toll (limbs p.m. In the River room 01 th Iowa Unidentified Communl,t planes "no qualifications ot all." Memorial Union. After the dinner Mo~ene Chechak, Cedar Rapid.; Their most sensational escapade the Republican nominee the ques Miss Hildegarde Stolteben, Du dropped b r I gh t orang -whit 'No Differences' JudIe Goodrich will speak on the eamo Friday. About ~ a.m. two tion of supporting Sen. Jo~ph R. buque; Donald F. Haley, Des parachute 1lores ahead of the men with shotguns walked Into "There arc no differences be McCarthy of Wisconsin Jor re subject "AllOloala Leils Viae" Moines; Sister Ann MarJIa, M.r bombers to 11.M them up for Red the Donald Heckman diner on tween us that will make any great election. As Siale Marks 10 1'sl Fatality (Apololles for the Ways of the shalltown; MI Mabel McCaslin. anti-aIrcraft luns on the iTound. Law). Route 22 in this quiet borough S5 argument against Republlcan uni Commenting on the Eisenhow Ft. Madison; Richard Carey. West The around lire ranied trom ty." the Ohio leader reported. a, The A. loclated PretII miles north of Harrisburg. They Ladd Sends InvltaUon Waterloo; Wiliter Barnett, Des "moderate to Lntense." the air Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson, the er-Taft conference, Stcphen A. Polio continued to write Ifs doesn't feel "hall bad off." lined up two employes and 4 pa Dean Mason Ladd of the lJIw torce said. Democratic preSidential nominee. Mitchell, De m 0 c r 8 tic national tragic record In Iowa Friday with Two of the Thiel children. Law Moines; Vernon Schlattman. New lJ'ons, scooped $135 from the cash college has been sendin, letters to Some MIG-15 jets were also had this comment on the Tart-EI chairman. said "General Eisen the liatlng Or three more deaths rence. 14 and Bob, 20, have par ton, and HOrTY Heath, Ames. drawer and about $1(')5 more lrom alysis. Lawrence Is at Joseph', those attorneys who iraduated at Also on the proiTam will be spotted In the orea. but they made 'the customers' wallets and quietly senhower accord. hower was able to win on the which brouaht the state's 1952 fa St. battlefield, but he has completely tality toll up to 101. hospital at Sioux City with pa r the time Judie Goodrich was on Dr. Walter A. Stelalem4n and no flrlne passes at the bla bomb- . walked away, warning the six to "And now we have the spec the faculty Invltlnl them to make surrendered In the poll tic a I Iowa has bcen ratcd by the Na alysis or the leiS and Bob Is hos Charles E. Barnum, both ot the ers. lie on the floor. tacle of the candidate who won ttre the Institute a reunion. arena," tiDnal Foundatlon tor Infantile pitalized with paralysis in his left Iowa school of journalism faculty; The maulve dam across the • A third man was waiting in the nomlnation seeking out his de Judge Goodrich'. talk Is the sec feated rival and begging for a Stevenson was scheduled to Paralysis 1\$ econd only to Ne .rm. Jerry, 12. was In the hospital Robert Bllss. professor of journal Yalu river. Which backs up the ~taway car, which raced north- braska amonl the hardest hit tor a month but Is back home. ond of a series of lectures pro Ism at Droke university; Rodney waler l upply tor the Suibo tur ea t toward Allentown on the kind word," Stevenson told an speak In Tucson. Ariz .• and Albu vided for by the John F. Murray audience I.n Phoenix, Ariz., where querque, N.M,. belore wind in, up state!. And at Mapleton, a tamily or 12 Thiel children lIvinr at Fox of Iowa State colle.e. and E. bines. was not attacked. It was al rnaln Harrisburg-New York route. home only Arlene, 17 was spared. fund. The fund provldea that the he was campalilling. his eight-day western swinlt and may have establillbed a record r. Widseth, Kayenay Engraving so lett untouched In the massive Forty-five minutes later police tor the number of polio cases In Joan, 22 who was married Monday colleles at law. commerce and the company. June raid. manning a roadblock near Allen Wonders Who Won and Donald, 21. a soldier at Ft. school of journalism alternate In one family iTOUp. Eleven ot the 1.4 GrouM AcUon StePt Up town saw a two-tone POntiac se "I am beginning to wonder who DII A D cl1.Udren of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thiel Riley. Kan. also escaped. The brlnglng lecturers to the campus. dan speed by. and the search won at Chicago. anyway. and who U ot Mapleton have had polio since other children sutfered mainly On tbe Iround front, there WtlS my opponent really is." es ccuses emos Journllllm IIOnsored Canham November Dralt a new flurry of aodon on the IIWl1ng north to that area. July. tram fevers Dnd headaches and Last year the school Journal ot flamin. central tront. North Ko Telephones Poliee The White House announced nf B' D f t' t At Sioux City, officel'S ot the were treated at home. Ism sponsored a talk by Edwin To Call 47,000 that Truman will ~tart his big 'J emg e ea IS S National Foundation are awaiting rean troops hurled back a Com Hours later, James HIIJ, sales swing across the country Sept. 27 results of the polio field test made munist battalion attack. on Capitol Nnager of a hosiery plant lit Chemists to Study For Army Service and campaign vigorously until amoni 16.000 children in the Fraternities, Sororities Hill and bitter fiehUng raged (or L".I s d a I e, near Philadelphia 'In Deal'lng w'lth Reds Oct. 12. The President wlll travel 510UlC City area this summer. WASHINGTON (.4') - A No nearby Finler Ridge. walked to a neighbor's home and through 24 states. Papers WriHen To Begin Rush Week Earl, reports said A\1Ied troops Records ot youngsters Inoculated vember draft call for 47.000 youn. 1elephoned police tha t he. his wile He will dedicate Hungry Horse WASHINGTON (JP).-John Fos with a new blood fraction - gam recaptured Flnier rud,e, but these Fraternity and sorority rushing men, aU ot them tor the army. was )JId five children had been held Dam near Kallspel, Mont., Oct. I, ter Dulles, Republican forelgn pol ma Ilobulin - will be opened Oct. By SUI Professor appeared. premature. An Allied of eaptive by the fugitives at gun Icy strategist, Friday accused the I at the University of Pittsburgh at SUI will belln Sunday with announced Friday by the defense Clcer I8ld the Issue was stili In and make other important speech tours the fraternity chapter point for t9 hours in their home. Democrats of exudln, fear and of where they are being kept. Prof. Karl Kammermeyer, head ot 19 doubt. es at Seattle Oct. 2. San francisco the SUI chemical enalneering houses and open house. in the 13 department. Bill, who lives in the well-to-do fo llowin, a course of defeatism a.-rda Hold Answer ot hli Oct. 4, Buffalo, N.Y., Oct. 9 and department. Is the co-author of sororities. The quota. the lame as that for AUJ" Tanka Raid Whitemarsh Valley suburban area in the policies they have adopted Dr. J. H. Humphrey. chairman In a pre-dawn raid Friday iust north of Philadelphia. said the New York, Oct. II. two papers that will be present4!reak the prolonged deadlock Ih1 prisoner ex The statement said that "to re braska, which had 82.2. Rare Document Exhibit to Open October 3 ellenge. Lt. Gen. William K. Harrison, senior Allied delegate, demand nounce violence as a method of Maplfton Famil, Seared Lewis Friday caned hts 2oo-man ed the recess during Frlday's 32-minute meeting in tbe newly-erected aiding captive nations does not, At Mapleton. Mrs. Joe Thiel A copy of a letter written by mlnen union polley committee to "permanent" conference building. It is the seventh successive recess. however, mean inaction, as Sec spoke Friday of the fear which Abraham Lincoln to Muscatine mass meeting on the 23r,d lnst. is phrase ..strike hands with" Is a Walhinaton for. meeting Monday retary Acheson assumes." has struck her family. . • • • Atty'. Henry O'Conner, dated Sept. received - It would be very characteristic Llncolnelque ex- to plan for a poaslble coal strike "Rea listic terrorists." Dulles " If the kids even say they have 14, 1856, wl1l be given to each pression addlng to the value of Sept, 22. OOPENIIAGEN. DENMARK (JP)-The head of the Burmeister and pleasant to strike hands with the Wain Shipyard said Friday a keel will be laid before the end of this said. "are ruthlessly stampmi out a headache, we get scared," she visitor attendlnl the "Great Am the document. Lewis 11 In tlJe midst of bargain- lIIOnth for a 13,000-ton tanker ordered by the Soviet Union under a love of God. love of country .and explained. But she added she ericans" document exhibit at the Fremonters ot Iowa, who have led The letter was obtained at auc- inion new contracts with both 1048 trade pact. The United States protested the delivery of the first the sense of personal dlanity SUI library, Oct. 3-13. the van so splendidly. in this tion from Lincoln collector Henry tbe soft coal and the hard coal In among 800 million people and fa· ~nker, saying it was a violation of the Battle Ac\ which makes ineH· The announcement was made lTand char,e which we hope and M. Leland of Detroit, Mich., In du.try. shioning them into an Ilnthlnkin•• Ex-Brewer May of this year, and has been But It Is tqueb and go whether lible for fUrther U.S. mutual security aid any country which knowing unbelieving obedient masa ani 'nelided Friday by Clyde Walton. SUI rare believe will end in a most glorious ly \lermils export of strategic materials to Communist bloc nations. mated only by fanatic hatred of books curator. who will be in "Ictory - AU thanks. all honor to added to the university's Bollln.- Lewis lind the mine owners can , . . the United States. For Evading Taxes charge of the $100.000 exhibit. Iowal! er-Lincoln collection. ,et to,ether In time to avoid a HANOI, INDOCIDNA (A')- French war planes ripped gaps Friday The exhibit. part of the Fore "But Iowa Is out of all danger, Beclluse of the educational val- strike. "It is the course of defeatism INDIANAPOLIS (JP)-Lawrence In highway that feeds supplies from Red China to the Communist man Lebold collection. will con and It Is not time for us, when the ue of the Lebold collection, which Under ex p I r I n I: agreements a to sit idly by while this goes on P. Bardln. former Indianapolts tain 125 historical documents covers a span of almost 400 yars Lewis ean pull out his 10ft coal led Vietminh. Fire bombs, high explosives and straling tactics were and to renounce even peaceful brewer, was indicted Friday on a ba ttle stili raleS. to pay n .olyday In American history. SUI 11 send- miners In northern mines begin Uaed by nlne American-built 8-26 bombers 3nd 45 fighters in an at methods' to check it." charle of trying to evade income written by great Americans dur visils to Iowa - I am sure y.ou Ing special invitations to the nln. Sept. and In lOuthern Ibft lac.k concentrated on Colonial Route No. 1 about 18 miles southwest tases which were the .subject of Lng periods of great stress In Am will escuse me for remainin, in 22 ot Langson. ItselllO miles from the frontier. Amon, the rebel-held in RANCHER TO SPEAK a recent discussion in congress. erican history. illinois, where much hard work Is school children of the .tate eoaI mines lind PenDlylvania an throulh their principa1l and IU- thraclte pita. on Oct. 1. stallatlons destroyed were a bridge and a big transport garage. President Virgil M. Hancher of The ~I-year-old Bardin. who In his letter to O·Conner. Lin stili to be done." • • e SUI will speak at a meeting of lives In Houston, Tex.. was ac coln IlOlitely declined an invita Walton pointed out that the perlntendenls, Walton ..tel. Uni" The Unit.ecl Mlneworkers policy • LOS ANGELES (A") - Producer Waiter Wanger. who spent the the Iowa Federation of Women's cused of concealing $231.000 of his tion t.o speak in Muscatine In be letter is one of less than a dozen of the American Leglon. and committee usually is called in ses Iaat 102 days at the sheriff's honor farm at nearby Castaic. was re clubs' fourth district In Newton 1846 income on his Income tax re half of John C. Fremont, the first written by Lincoln which mention Daulhters of the American Reyo- sion to review the status of nego lUrned to county jail Friday preparatory to his release Saturday. The Oct. 2. Approximately 300 women turn. He was charged with paying Republican candidate for the Iowa. The remainder are In the lutlon throulhout Iowa are beln. tlations and prepare for \he stTike &reyin, moviemaker. convicted ot the jealousy shooting of hill screen from the 14 counties comprising only $246,382 of the $639,841 pruldency. possession of Instltu tlons and out asked to provide tnlnsportation threat which the union often ex wife's agent. declined to comment on the possibility of a recon the district are expected to ,attel'd which the revenue bureau claims Lincoln wrote: of circulation. for those younpters desirlllI to erta to Wl'lng contract conceuions the JJI~i1I": R" with actress Joan Bennett. the meetini. he owed. "Yours, inviUnI me to attend Q He pointed out also that the see the exhibit. trom Industry. I PAGE TWO - THE DAlLY IOWAN. SATURDAY. EPT. 13, 195Z Problem in Addition Interpreting the News ------The Dady Iowan Election Has Little Effect SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1952 On u.s. Foreign Policy PublWled daU" eXc.epl Sunday and • r ••• rted b1 ':80 •.m. Tile Dan, I."•• Fred II. P.w• .,II, r.bllabeJ' Monday and le,al holiday. by Student elre.laUon 'epartment, In the rear .1 By J . M. ROBERTS JR. Dub.q_e and --- PublicaUoll'-. Inc., 126 Iowa Ave•• Iowa 0 •• J •• rnau.m baUdlnr. EDITOalAL STA FF AsIIoclated Press News Analyst City, low••• ntered as second clasa mail 10 •• at..• 1. open from •••m. to J I ••m. DAILY IOWAN one another. When their appeals the 1 G d&UJ. Editor ...... Wltllam Cia bby matter at poetoUlce at Iowa City. an. t rom p.m. to p,m. 61'.'- Europeans are beginning to say run, generally, along similar li~ under the act 01 conere.. of March 2, •• , hoa.... : " •. m. La 11 Noon. Manaainll JtdIto • .••. .•. • JOIeph 'v.'lor when their programs are not fUll 117e. News EdItor ...... Don Ma pel about the United States what damentally dlf!erent, it is a stron, MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Call USI trom lIoon I. mldlllrhi ASit. News Editor ."""'" Jim Foster Americans say so habitually about Tbe AUoe\aled Pre.. II enUtled eX- Ie r.p.rt new. Itema. womeo's pale City EdlIor ...... Gear,. Youn, indication that the malor matters clusively to UlIsingle individual, or a few, some grasped on any sector of the Iron!, Frida" Sepl. 19 eiated Research Councils, Com times results in subversion of the and that's the way it's goine to be. 8:00 a.m. - Beginning of Orien President's home. Wednesday. Sept. 24. mittee on International Echange national interest to the ambitions tation for all other new students. 8:00 a.m.-12:00 - Registration, of Persons, 2101 Constitution Ave. of the rulers. But in the demo 7:30 p.m. - Play night for all N. W., Washington 25, D.C. Ap cracies the public eventually new students, field house. field house. Minister Convicted 2:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. - Informal plications may be obtained from catches up, and if dictators go Saturda" Sept. 20 danee, for all new students, Iowa the above address and must be wrong for long, as Mussotini and 8:00 p.m. - Open house for ::Ill Union. mailed n'O later than October 11. Hitler, they are eliminated. On Contempt Charge new students, Iowa Union. 7:30 p.m.-l0:30 - President's A Fulbright Agreement W3S The truth of this premise. that Monday, Sept. Z2 reception for all new students, signed with Germany on July 18, foreign policies are produced by 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. - Registra President's home. and it is possible that awards willi the times, by national positions in For Critical Sermon tion, field house. Thursday, Sept. 25 be offered for the coming year. , the world, is being demons trated ARLINGTON, Va. (IP) - A 7:00 p.m. - All new women stu 7:30 a.m. - Opening of classes in the U.S. today by the lack of minister was convicted Friday of dents meet in Macbride prior to 8:20 a.m. - University induc really important di{ferences be contempt of court for a sermon in going to selected faculty homes fot tion day ceremony, west approach tween politicians on the subject. which he criticized a cireu~t court social hour. to Old Capitol. Politicians are trained to outbid judge. Refugees Jam Hong ' Kong in Flight from Red China The Rev. Ross Allen Weston, (For InforrnaUon regarding dates beyond this schedule, pastor of the Arlington Unitar· lee reservallons in lire office of the President. Old Capitol.) By CENTRAL PRESS , 152 Fast Becoming ian church, was given a suspend. ed fi ne of $100 by Judge J. Humt The British Crown colony of Taylor or Norfolk. Hong Kong is bulging today with Worst Polio Year Taylor heard the case after the WSUI PROGRAM CALENDAR more than a million refugees who NEW YORK (A')-The National criticized judge, Walter T. MeGar· Saturday. Se»lember 13, tf);r,~ Monday, September I~. III,')'! 8:00 Morning Chapel have fled from the terl'or and cha Foundation for Infantile Paralysis thy of Arlington, disqualilled him· 8;00 Mornlni ChaDd 8:15 News said Thursday that 1952 is build- self. 8:15 New. 8:50 Music You Want os in Red China. ing up toward the worst polio ye3r The charge was based on ser· 8:30 Summer Serenade 9:00 University of Ohle.,o Roundtuble a 9:00 Recorded lnterlude 9:30 Slng!n" Amerlcnns The problem of housing and in United Stales history. mon in which the mimister criti- 9:02 OrgnnlzaUons 9:45 Serenade. In Blue feeding these destltutes becomes By the end of last week, the cized McCarthy's ruling that un· 9;30 MUllc Hall Varlelles 10 ;00 The Bookshel! \0;00 Red Nichola 10:15 Baker'. DOlen increasingly alarming. The au number of cases this year had der Virginia law, federal employlS 10 :15 Bonjour Me.dam~ i1 :00 News climbed to 27,359. the highest ever could not hold state or I~ 10;30 SafeI)' Speaks LI : 1& Mus ic Box thorities, however, cannot bring 10 '45 Hct\lth Chall LI ;30 Let There Be Llaht reached by this time. offices. The judge's decision wu 1 L:OO Mn&terworks or Music 11 :45 MUSic. In March Tltne themselves to deny access to their The foundation said the incl- upheld by the Virginia Supre;ne 11 :59 Prayer {or Peace 1l:59 Prayer for Peace 12 :00 Rhythm Ramble. 12 :00 Rh)' thm Rambles island haven, regardless of the, dence rate so far was 76 per cent Court of Appeals Wednesday. 12 :30 News 12 :110 News cost or consequences. above last year, and 4 per cent The s~rn:on s~id Mc~arth~1 12:45 Guest Star 12:45 Guest Star T ime 1:00 MUlical Chats 1:00 Musica l Chnts This exodus from Red China has above that for the same period tn rulmg COinCided With the mter~ll 2:00 News 2:00 News 1949 , when this country bad its .o~ the state Democratic organw· 2:15 SIGN OFF 2;1& SIGN OFF catapulted the sleepy little poli~e station at Lo Wu into a major in WOTst pollo epidemic on record. lion, and thllt th~ organlzaUIJIl ternational border post where During last week, the folinda- controlled the legislature whkh thousands daily are screened tion sald it sent out 186 iron lungs , appomted McCarthy to the beoch amidst scenes of general confu bringing the total for the year to Judge Taylor had said w.hcn ar' Meetings Banned in Polio Fiabt sion. 1,077 - more than in any previous guments were comple~ tn J~,e full year. Ninety-eight nurses, re- that W~ston had II, rlgh~ .to dis· HARTINGTON, Neb. (4') ...! For Pollee Vse Hut cruited by the Red Cross, abq agree wI:h the co~rt s deCISion and were assigned to polio duty ~ cn llclze the ludge who made h the next 21h weeks there'll be no towns include Hartington, Laurel, The Lo Wu police station nor in school for the kids in northeast Beldon, Randolph Magnet, Cole mally consists of a single two various areas during the week, the I~ . He add~~, however, the QUes foundation said. t~on was whether. you .have .- Nebraska's Cedar county. ridge, Fordyce, Wynot, Obert and room hut with a sentry box at the Shumchun Railway bridge near It said the states hit hardest right to say that a Judge IS moU There'll be no going to church, St. Helena. by. The Shumchun river forms the and their number of cases pe; vat~d by anything ~th~r ~an a to the movies, to dance ha11s, to Thursday's order here was the border between Red China and the 100,000 population, include: deSire to carry out lusbce. bowling alleys. Football games are first of its kind in the state. The British Crown colony of Hong Nebraska, 82.8 ; Iowa, 76.0 ; out. National Foundation for Intan Kong. Minnesota, 47.1; South Dakota, Jail Inmates Freed 42.9; Wisconsin, 27.4. The order shutting down all tile Paralysis has reported Neb The Communists recently threw public gathering and gathering raska's polio Incidence highest in a barrier across their end of the For Lack of Food bridge. Freight-bearing trains stiU , places was issued Tuesday by the the nation. REFUGEES FROl\-1 RED CIIINA cross the Stevenson Comment pass through without much diIli HUNTINGTON, W. VB . (~All county's board of health in an at pr. E. A. Rogers, state health culty. (Red China badly needs im Helps Ease Situation but one of the 38 short term pri tempt to curb a polio outbreak in director, said in Lincoln the coun ports from the outside world.) between the British and Commu to freedom. LOS ANGELES (A') - Gov. Ad soners in the city jail got oUI nists who agree to divide them up. Once on the British side, they GOP Ticket Placed the county. Effective at once, the ty had authority to issue the order Passengers, however, are herded lai Stevenson was in the midst of Thursday because a gas mllll into barbed wire pell's where they The guns of both sides watch climb over or burrow under the his luncheon speech here Thurs ban is to last until Sept. 29. but added: "If they had asked us, broke. must await processing before be day and night to prevent illegal fence. Many of these are picked On Texas Ballot day when a photographer, man There wasn't any way to coot There have been no deaths but we would have told thcm it is Ing permitted to leave Red China. crossings. Thc Communist border up by British patrols. The few eu vering for a better position, their meals. The jailers didnl 39 polio cases have been rcported 1 probably unnecessary and proba No Shelte,. Provided guards arc especially trigger-hap who are able to prove close tamily Under New Name tripped over a cord on the floor want to give them cold tood. NeI· in the county this year, six ot' bly won't have any detectable ef py and will lire without warning connections in Hong Kong, are and stumbled against the piano. It ther did they want to sta nd \he them since last Sunday. The coun- fect in preventing spread of the No shelter is provided in these at anyone who even appro(lches usually permitted to remain. The AUSTON, Tex. (A') - Gen. gave out with a deep bass dis expense of sending out to a res· ty h as some 13,000 residents. Its l disease." pens. The travelers - rich and the ri vel' bank. others are returned to the Com Dwight Eisenhower and Sen. cord. taurant for meals. poor aHke - must stand for hours River ide Fenced munists. Richard Nixon Thursday were I nth e silence, Stevenson So they just turned the 37100lt. in the brOiling sun or pelting rain paused: The 38th? She was being held The British have thrown up a What fate awaits them once of the sub-tropics. placed on the Texas ballot under "Thank you," he said with a for climbing on the roo! of I Wounded Vet Met by Celebrities Hawkers walk up and down the high barbed wire fence which ex they are handed over to the Red a Democratic party label. smile. "I was beginning to get a building and kicking out the sky· border guards is unknown. It is line doing a roaring business sell tends for miles along their side of Secretary of State Jack Ross bit bored with this myself." lights. The jailers decided llie1 the Shumchun river. Even so, known, however. that the penal ing hot tea, cold drinks, peanuts, said he had accepted the filing of The remark set off a roar of would have to keep her until s1I! rice-cakes and cigarettes. scores of refugees brave the dan ties are most severe-even execu laughter and applause. sobered up. Alter close scrutiny by Red gers nightly in a desperate swim tiort in many cases. a new party, the "Texas Democra commissars, the passengers are tic party," with presidential elec passed along to ·a customs shed tors identical with those named Lighthouse Hit by Ship where their persons and baggage Biographical Sketch - by the Republican state conven are thoroughly searched. Hall a day or more may be tion. spent in this processing before the Australia's New Leader This means there will be two refugee is finally permitted to pass columns on the · ballot labeli!d through the barbed wire barrier "Democratic party" and One la to cross the Shumchun bridge into beled "Republican party." British-controlled territory on the Promoted from Ranks One Democratic column will mainland adjacent to Hong Kong By Associated Press island. carry the names of Gov. Adlai Sir William Slim, 61 , who be When he was a lance corporal Stevenson and Sen. John Spark Refugees Processed in World I, he was once comes governor general of Aus w
Meetings to Start ALY MAllER (ri,he) seems in ,ood humor a he vay :l conrratula III' tory can on Gen. Mohammed Na,ulb in Cairo. Nal"lllb, Eeypl's ~/.ttI3 Meetings of the Iowa City Vet "slron, man," ousted l\[aher as premier and accu.sed Ma her of beln, ,..,,~.f l .(t.If"4n r aflalV ,,1. f It U\tD. eran's hospital volunlary service slow In ferretln, oUl ,overnment corruption, then took the premJer "It was just some young fellow asking for an apple advisory committee will be re ship himself. Maher's vlsU was to con ..ratulate Na.... ib on the suc dumpling." sumed Wednesday, L. E. HUnn, cessful formation of a new cabinet. chairman of voluntary services, announced Friday. HENRY The first meeting will be held ,. at 7:30 p.m. in room 3S-63 of the hospita\. Representatives of serv DeJ .. Ice and welfare organizations are CJ expected to attend the meeting. Yes, the students are back! Theyre in a buying Other organizations interested mood, too. First, theyll be looking for roo",s and in serving the hospital and who • are not represented at the present apartments. Then theyll be wanting used furni time are invited to send represen tatives to the meeting. Plans for ture to furnish them with. Some of them may be the coming holiday season will be discussed together with other in the market for a used car. A lot of them will bUsiness. be frantically trying to locate a second hand Law Group to Give typewriter. Last of all, they'll be looking for jobs Citizenship Awards to pay for what theyve bought. The Iowa State Bar associatiDn and Iowa State Bar foundati<>n BLONDIE will again in 1953 award a scroll 'Clnd a bronzc medal to members Of graduating classes of participat ing Iowa high schools. Gel in louch wilh Itie sludents.· This award will be made to the , students, who ie- the opinion of the faculties of their· respective high schools, have demonstrated their •. knowledge of the prinCiples. of American citizenship and possess outstanding qualities of citizen CALL 4191 ship. The school must file notice of intention to participate in the award program wilh a me\Tlber " of Ihe American Clllzenshi'p com'" mlttee of the lawn Stale Bar as TODAY socilltibn belore Feb. I, 1953. PAGE FOUIl _ THE DAILY IOWAN, SATURDAY, SEPT. 13, 1952 City H'igh Defense Men Close in Bums; Yanks Hard Workout For Hawks • Retain -Leads Despite 93° Temperature Iowa City's gO-degree tempera BROOKLYN (A") - Brooklyn ture made little difference to ups were junior varsity piayers this fall, is in Iowa City's Mercy boosted its National league edge ers in the second game, collecting Hawk Coach Forest Evashevski as last fall. hospital for post-polio physio over the New York Giants to four 13 hits including a two-run homer he ran his sq uad through contact On the current No. I offensive therapy treatment. games Frlday night as handy An by Frankie Baumholtz in the fiftn. w.ork most of the day. 11 are Dan McBride and Bill Fen Hospital authorities said that If dy Pafko drove home five runs Evy used his first offensive ton, ends; Don Chelf and Cameron he respond ufficiently the 6-(oOt on a pair of homers and a single * * * team more Thursday than at any Cummins Or Joe Paulson, tackle~; 3-inch, 235-pOund gridder wlll to spark the Dodgers to an 8-5 Yanks 6, ChiSox 4 Jerry Clark and Charles Boothe, suffer no ill effects. Freeman', victory over the St. Louis Card other time during the week, al CHICAGO (iP) - Little Billy though defense was stili the em guards; Warren Lawson, center; right leg and fool were the only inals. parts of his body affected by tbe Durable Joe Black, making his Martin homered and tripled across phasis. Britzmann, quarter; "Dusty" Rice and Bob Stearnes, halfbacks, and mild case of paralYsis. 50th appearance of the season, three runs as the determined New 10. the afternoon drill, the gained credit for his 14th vict.ol"Y York Yankees Friday night bested Binkey Broeder or Bernie Bennett, Wednesday afternoon, iollowlnl Iowans first worked on the an fullbacks, a workout with City high's foot compared to three defeats. Black the Chicago White Sox 6-4 to important punting department. All of these backs possess var ball squad, JiJll1's right loot be had only one bad innin" the stay a half-game anead of Cleve Burt Britzmann did the kicking eighth, when Stan Musial and Hal land's Indians in their torrid pen sity experience bu I only Ch~f came numb, and Thursday mom· and generally gol of! some satis and Fenton in the line played on ing the family doctov diagnosed Rice homered to put the Cards nant duel. factory boots. The first team was back in the game. the varsity team last year. the case as poliO. Martin's third homer of the doing his blocking and turned in season, after Gil McI)ougald'G Defensively, the Iowans have * * * some rocking tackles when the about the same degree of experi single, broke up a 3-3 tie in the second string safety men tried Giants, Reds Split fourth. enced men, in fact some of them running the kicks back. must go both ways. The No, 1 out Edward S. Rose-Saya NEW YORK (A') - The lowly A crowd of 40,137 saw the Later the squad went through fit now [las Ed Lindsey and 'Fen -Our SHOP Is a. two-pan)' .,. Cincinnati Reds impeded New White Sox count once in each 01 a long scrimmage with the first ton, ends; Sawyer and Chelf tac tem - yOU of coune allCl V8 York's National League pennant the first two innings and tie at team starting on offense and 3-3 on Sam Mele's 15th homer in kJes; Ellis and Boothe, guards' -am sure we can work iorelller drl:Ye Friday by taking the second working for about 45 minutes. John HaJJ and Louis Matykiewi;;?, the third. In a very friendly way - we &It game of a doubleheader from the Then the No. 1 team worked on linebackers; Bennett and Broeder, Giants, 8-7, after the New Yorkers anxious to }lroperly and eeut defense against a third-string de halfbacks; and Rice at saiety. lously furnish ),our NEEDJi I. had won the opener, 4-2. Bobby * * * fensive lineup. Drugs and Mettc1nes - yet, Adams doubled home winning Wynn Blanks BoSox The tentative Hawk lineups for we pitcher Frank Smith with the , "" the regular season are beginning Post-Polio* Therapy* * want to fill your PRESCRIP CLEVELAND (iP) - Cleveland's CDallr Iowan Photo by Fred Graham) payoff run in the ninth. to take shape and it's apparent For Frosh Prospect TION - Al Corwin, Max Lanier and Early Wynn shut out the Boston EAST MOLINE HALFBACK Jerry Jamison (44) ducks his head and drives into Ci~y high defensive Red Sox Friday night, 5-0, as how greatly Evy must depend on bull pen specialist Hoyt Wilheiftl backs Ken Mellicker (48) and Fred Nosek (34)' who stopped him arier a short gain in the first quarter players up from the 1951 JV team. Jim Freeman, former City high the Indians won their ninth of Friday night's high school opener at East Moline, 111. The Lillie Hawk clo Ing ill in the background all-state football player and a tllP DRUG SHOP teamed up to pitch the Giants to straight game in a drive to over Fourteen of the 33 men on the 109 S. Dubuque St. victory in the first iame. is Grant Grimm (56). Panthers at the leU who evidently missed their blocking a signmen! are Gehri&' present three-deep offensive line- freshman grid prospect for SUI take the front-running New York Dergo (61) and Bud Blair (51). The .-arne ended in a 6-6 deadlock. Yankees. * * * Wynn gave up only three hits 2 Dittmer Homers in his 21st pitching victory and BOSTON (A") - The Boston was in serious trouble only in the Braves overwhelmed the Pitts third. burgh Pirales, 16-0, Friday night City High Ties East Moline, 6-6 to split a doubleheader with the * * * National league's last-place club. A's Rally, 7-6 By DICK ~lAU Ralph Kiner clouted his 35th and Dally Iowan Sports Writer Nolan on a fake end around play. The Illinois power drove to the 36th homers of the season while DETROIT (JIl) - The Philadel- John Julis and John Larew four but City' high held again. sparking the Pirates to an 8-1 phia Athletics rallied for three EAST MOLINE, ILL. - City blocked the extra-point try. East Moline controlled the ball triumph in the twilight opener. runs in each ot the seventh and high pounced on a fumble by East The Panthers had threatened for most of the fourth quarter but Jack Dittmer homered in each eighth innings to whip the Detroit Moline star fullback Tom WiI earlier in the period, driving from lost it twice on fumbles. The P an game for the Braves and Jack Tigers Friday, 7-6. The A's win lian1s with only two minutes play their own 19 to the IOlVa City 12, thers once drove to the Iowa City Daniels provided a two-run Bos- snapped the Tigers' winning ing time remaining and turned it but the tough City high line held. nine only to be stopped on downs. Hedges' 65-yard punt put them ton homer in the nightcap. streak at four straight, their long- into a score to rie the highly-rated The Hawklets were ineffective in back on the East Moline 30 yard * * * est this season. Panthers, 6-6, here Friday night. three plays but Hedges got off a Rookie Marion Fricano's fine Williams tumbled on his own line and in this series of downs ol 60-yard punt to the East Moline relief pitching stopped the Tigers, 34-yard line and the Little Hawks East Moline fumbled to set up CU bS Sweep Ph I S 23, from where the home team I who held a 5-4 lead when he took d 30 d I t C't h' h the City high score. PHILADELPHIA (A") - The over from veteran Carl Scheib in score secon s a er. 1 y 19 began its touchdown drive. Larew, Shain, Nosek and Char Chicago Cubs made right hander the seventh. made five yards on the first play The teams fought to a standstill lie Warren led the savage Litlle Bob Miller's return to the big * .* * from scrimmage, then a SC1'een in the first Quarter. Hawk defense. Offensively, the leagues a losing one Friday night W.. pass play from Fred Nosek to Don City high received the kickoff team never was a ble to get goi ng. as they scored a 7-0 victory over Browns In In 10 Hedges covered 25 yards and put in the third quarter but were iast Moline's all-state candi the Philadelphia Ph lilies in the the ball on the East Moline fOUT. forced to kick. East Moline took date, Williams, completely lived second game of a twi-night dou- ST. LOUIS (iP}-Freddie Marsh, Bob Frantz made three yards the ball lrom their own 45 to the up to advance notices. bleheader behind the three hit who had crossed the plate with I then Charlie Sample went the re 19 before losing it on downs. pitching of Bob Ke1ly. The Cubs the tying run in the ninth, singl~d maining distance on an end The Hawklets fumbled on their won the twilight game 5-1 with home Ray Coleman with the win- around play. s~cond "Iav from s(,rimma pn w;· ... Paul Minner picking up his 13tn ning taJJy in the 10th to give the Bob Shain's place kick attempt the Panthers recovering on tbe 28. win and Karl Drews suffering his St. Louis Browns a 5-4 victory tor the extra point was low. East 14th defeat. over the Washington Senators Fri- Moline had the ball for four I (.) ~ -'/;" The Cubs trampled four pitch- day night. downs aiter that, but City high "Doors Open 1 :15-10:00" NOW • ENDS TUESDAY held and took possession of the "Over the ball just as the gun sounded. NOW \Veek-End" Stearnes Out to Prove - East Moline controlled the ball about three-fourths of the time, but the sailing punts of Don Hedg tt11fttfl es sent the home team back into snows - 1 :30 HIS Small Gridders (an Be Stars their own territory time after 3:S0 - ~:H O VERY 7:HO • P :2~ time. Hedges averaged 50 yards, NEWEST! - In 1st Season as Regular including one of 65 yards in the air and another of 60. Good football* *players * usuall'y 1the run, **jump and throw* brand of The Panthers scored their come high, wide and heavy, but offense. At Roosevelt high 01 touchdown on a sustained drive every so often one of the guys in Gary, Ind., he captained the bas with four minutes left in the first the near-midget class pOps out ketball team, starred as a broad half. Halfback Jerry Jamison's 25- of a backfield with the ball and jumper and ran on the state yard run to the Iowa City 39 set is gone off tackle or around end champion half mile relay team. up the touchdown play - a pass before the heavyweights can find He was an all-state football sc- from Williams to halfback Ron him. lection. Bobby Stearnes, Iowa's abbre- Bobby likes to recall the game via ted right hallback, may prove in which he threw the two TO DANCELAND once again that you don't have passes which enabled his team to Cedar ILaplds. Iowa to be big to be good. upset South Bend Central. And a to•• ', Smartrd BaUrftom Stearnes, at 5-feet 7-inches, is peeve is associated with South AIR CONDlTIONED one of the shortest backs in ttl!' Bend, too, for the public address Tonlrbl Big Ten. announcer mispronounced his LYNN BARI ORCHESTRA - "LUS - Began aa IV Planr name during the Notre Dame MUsle st,led In lbe manner or UNIVERSITY OF IOWA'S Chuek Foster • Orrin Tgeker As a freshman in 1951, Stetrnes game there last faU, calling him "HAWKEYE SPORTS belran as a junior varsity player. "Stearn-ness." E ••,y WEnNESDA Y PARADE" Within ,a few weeks, he was pro- He has two years of football ell Popular "OVER-%8.NITE" moted to the varsity and played gibility aIter 1952. After gradu DOLOR CARTOON lfIu always wanl "CITY KITTY" as a spOt runner in five games. ation, he would like to try pro- "Doors Open 1:15-9:45" Then last spring, he made his fessional ball but hopes eventuaJly LUlS ARCARAL bid with Ihe new coaches rlaht to become a coach. "SWJNGTIME IN MEXICO" from the start, workin, hard, im proving fast ahd topping off mtjfffG - LATEST NEWS - spring drills with a fine showirig (J second IDol in the intra-squad game. TODAY Bobby is a threat either by' land or by' air. He can run or throw - or do both at the same NOW! M:~C1Y! tLt·t, fl] 2 time. His specialty is a wide left Sllelley Wlnten How MANY TIMES a day do you take a second look-on the things that interest end sweep with a jumping left I-AUYSON second look at something? If you have him most. That's why practically every handed pass thrown on the run. "Behave Yourself" His ability to get down field in a 11""'- (JaN! a chance-you do it every time some body reads the newspaper-every day. hurry also makes him useful as an Oothran "...,'u;u I • MERRIll thing new comes along. occasionaf pass-receiver. Just as you read the paper now, your Indiana AU-State Gridclet' When your team wins, by skill or customers and prospects read the paper Stearnes had good schooling for weird luck, it isn't enough to see it too-at the time they choose, for as pictured-to hear it told-just once. long as they choose-for the advertis Maior Scoreboard You take a second look ... in your ing as well as for news or for CUJI. NATIONAL STANDINGS newspaper. W L ••1. OJI • When your selling is backed by news Brooklyn . , ., 88 51 .638 Whenever a politician, or a labor paper advertising, your story has a New York " .. 85 55 .eo7 4 I\Cl() St. Loul. .,., 80 eo ,511 I . leader, or an act of God changes the chance to reach almost everybody. firn PhJladelphja . W6 65 ,538 13 ~~ So You've Got An Chic.lo ." .. , H 13 .US 20 traffic light for your business, you take Not just comedy fans, or mystery fans, fou ClnclnnaU , ... 13 7. .441 26\1, Bo.ton . 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