This One's on the House THE WEATHER TODAY TOLEDO. O. (IP)-The Bev. Howard B. Pilchard. st. ren­ eral rield representlaUve in Toledo. for the Ohio dJstrlcL of the Cloudy and much colder today with light snoW AnU-Saloon leal'ue, yesierday pleaded pmy in pollee court ending during forenoon. Tomorrow mostly bere to drlvlnl' while under the Influence of liquor. 'rhe Judl'e sentenced him to three da)'l In the workhou e. cloudy and rather cold. High today 30 to 35. rIned him $50 and suspended hla driver's license for one year. When arrested. Pilchard was balled out by a friend-a Low tonight 15 to 20. bariender. owan f'.atabliahed 1868-VoL 80, No. 52-AP News and Wirephoto Iowa City. Iowa. Saturday. November 22. 1947-Five Cents

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French Vole Princess Chats With Mayor , 22 Killed in Italy Railroad Executive Named Representative Tells Anderson Also As Riots, Fighting ··· Of Enemy Agents at Fails To Elect Sweep Over Nation Ve terans Administration Head Wartime Oak Ridge Expects Prices W ASI IlNG1'ON (II)-Four-star ROM E, lIP} 1\ rille d JTI 0 b s WASHINGTON (IP)- A now- ranged the ~trccts of SHonto in General Omar Bradley WIIS chosen Blum Premier il-can-be-told slory 01 spies prob_ To Go Higher ~oulheast<:rll Haly yebtcrduy, lind yesterduy to sueeccd Generol the toll of dealhs rosc to 22 in the Dwight D. Eisenhower as army ing (rantically for the Oak Ridge Workers Asks for Authority 600,000 10-doy reign of terror and di. or- chIef of staff. Carl R. Gray. Jr., atom secret come to light yester­ Strike; Bidault Heads del' that has swept the nation. a railroad executive. was nllmed dny-along with details of how To Ti9h'en Controls Five deud and neurly a score of to follow Bradley as vetemns ad­ congress poured out $2-billlon for Over Grain Trading For london Meeting wounded wcre added to the casu- ministl'utor. atom re arclt wilhout kllowing (IP) - alties by two government ammu- Brudlcy's appointment chiet WASIIlNGTON (II') A "dl~ PARIS (Salul'day) Leon it. Blum, nominated for premier of a nilion dump cxplo ·ions. Minister ot stat! had been anticipated ever trel;Sing" shortage of meal begltl­ of Dcten~e Marion Cingolani said since Eisenhower announced his Rei). Cannon (O-Mo,). warlime new French government, faiwd to chairman of the house IIppropria­ ning in February was forecast win national assombly approval these explosions were "acts of forthcoming retirement from mill­ terrorism" Intended to deprive tary Jlfe lo accept lhe presidency tions committee, told the story, yesterday by S cre«,ry o( Agricul­ last night. Eariy today it was re­ which included a . ecret mldnighl ported that President , Vincent army lCarrisons of ammunition. of Columbia university. But the ture Ander ·on. Onc of the dumps at Casano selection of Gray to supervise ve- night by Cantlon und four oU,er Auriol had offered the post to representatives (rom Wash ington "Meat Is aoing to be distressitll­ Robert Schuman. 0' Addn. 18 m II e s notheasl of lerans' alfoiu was II surprise to to the hidden otomic city in Tenn_ Iy shor for February, Moreh, Milan, went oCt Nov. 13. This was ol!lcial Washington. Auriol, a socialist, was said to essCC'. Apnl ond May, and pOSSibly June the day aCter the loCUst-inspired Three other shifts in the high be awaiting a reply trom Schu­ None oC them knew exactly outbreak in Milan sturted the ser- executive posts were announced should be "dded," he told the joint man, who is 60, a member of the what wus going on ut auk Ridge ies oC riots, strikes, assassinations by President Truman: senate-house economic commiltee. middle-of-the-road Popular Re­ even after they made the trip by 1. publican Movement (MRP) and a and street fights reaching from Robert Littlejohn I resign- war department invitation ill 1045, "We IIr(' likely to hav(' highee' former finance minister. He called lhe top to the bottom o[ Hilly. ing as war assets administrator Cannon said in un Interview, and: pric s then." hc udded. The olher dump at Vigevuno, Nov. 28, and his deputy Jess Lar- the Luxembourg-born LorraineI' "We wer astound d to rind 0 He appeared In connection willl to the presidential Elysee Palace. also ncar Mllon, let go Nov. 17. son, will take over the job. MAJ. GEN. CARL R. ORAY JR. city of 80,000 people. The first President Trumon's anti-inflation Blum, 75-year-old SOCialist. Four died a( Casano and one al 2. Maj. Gen. Clifton B. Cates lhlng we ask d wus "does the proposals. had been nominated by lhe presi­ Vigevano. wa uppolnled commandant of the (rom 51. Paul. Minn .• is sloled to enemy know about this?" dent Thursday night to succeed Meagre dispalche.s from Bilon- Marine Corps. succeeding General go in as veterans odminlslrutol' "Y s. we were told, they knew Andel'~nll said "unless lhel'e iA Premier Paul Ramadicr, also a 10 said mobs carrying firearms I\I('xond r 1\. Vandergl'irt, who Is Jan. J. lIe t;erved" a tnaJ()1 gell­ - that thou 'allds of workers hud II dibu~lt·ou~ wh a t crop" nexL roamed the town. relirlng Socialist, who resigned Wednes­ eral in World War 1I. been I cruited ha.tily und that it yeal" there wIll be no general day night. Th~ rlotcrs Cirst put out the 3. Diilon S. Myel' resigned as was unreasonable to expect that He announced In Chicago that sh ortage of fOO(l 111 the U. S. His To take ofCice, he needed 309 PRINCESS ELIZABETH, Prince Philip, and dog'. Cor«l, make the town s lights, It was reporled, then IeomrnJssloner of the U. S. houslnlf ho will resign his position as no enemy ogents had !Iltered In. in the assembly, one more vote Clrst honcYJD()on stop In Wlnchester, England. Thur day, en route to bO",lbs were thrown. The Cara- authority, In the expectation of vice-president in charge of pub­ In fact, we were told here were ~latemcnt took Into account th . than half the total. He got 300 their honeymoon home In Ro';'sey. Walklnc beside husband. Eliza­ binter! were beat.en back Into their • taking another government posi­ lic relations [or the Chicago and spies from all the enemy notions pro po cd lood uid shipments 1.0 vots to 277 against him. There beth chats with Cou ncilor Mrs. D. M. Crompton, (len) Ma.yor of bal'l'ilcks in a skirmish and for.ced tion, which Mr. Truman said he Northwestern railway system to in the plant. Europe. were 41 abstainers and absentees. Winchester. Person al extreme left Is unidentified. to barricade themselves agamst ha not named. begin an immediate study of ve­ "The oeficers at Oak Rid,;:e hud Amel'iean's Illeat consumptiotl, (AI' WIREPHOTO VIa. Radio) the rioters. S d F'ranee thus still was left with­ A priest was shot three times in Gray, 58-year-ol Republican terans' Insurance problems. round some of them, but let them now averaging some 156 t>ounds out a government at a time when the back by an unidentified as- stay on the job and watched them per person annually, wlll be re­ upward of 600,000 workers were to trace their network. We were duced to about 131) pounds, he on strike and Foreign Minister told these spieS' COUldn't do any predicted. Georges Bidault prepared to go to Marshall Arrives in London; ~~~I:entc:r':~~e~~~::O~:~n:~~ Several GOP Senators Chide dumage, hecause workers in one M at is lIkely to be somewhal London for the vital four-power building nevel' wcre ullowed 10 hard to Cind in suIlicient Quanti­ foreign ministers' conference on know whaL workers in another I ties until next October or Novem­ treaties with Germany and Aus­ building were doing. ber, he said. By thut'time, grass- tria. Rough Tough' alks Indicated Iowa W.i11 Sho.w Maps Leaders 'Negative' Approach "Besides. a system was set up r d Jlvelitock is expected to be Betore lhe vole, Blum had , . Of Traffic ACCidents .. lo fool th spics. A blackboard II·eachinf( the murket warned thc assembly that the LONDON (/Pl-Seerctary of State Mal'l>hall \thou. Iy rell.Ul'ed . WASHltlOTON (A,}-Tb Republican top loader hlp-both HI una wa~ y;ut up In (l central plnce, And 1·5 n lold thfl IHwmakers [oul·th republic was cndanget'cd Lhe British pMplc yesterday thaI plans for Amerlcun old to EUfOPO DI!:S MOIN1!:S III')-Lorgc mal). out oC congreSS-drew critici6lT1 yesterday for whut some GOP senu- purporting to show the progress thilt If the wheill crop [ailed, Im­ both from the ieCt and trom the are "progressing favorably" in congl·ess. showing the locations of all trof- tors termed its "negallve" approach to national l)roblems. of the Oak Ridge work. I'm sure medialely efforts would b ll'Iade right. He volunteered lhis information upon his arrivul ut London to fic ta toll ties, all molor vehiclo The critical senators spoko out in the senate Republican confer- thousands of copi s or whal ap- Lo stimulate the production 01 po­ About 100,000 mol'C workers attend the four-power Coreign ministers conference on Germany and accidents and all traWe violations cnce which was leCt somewhat divided in its repetion to Prc.~ident peared on the board were trans- tatoes, liOY bcuns nnd other such. walked out in difterent parts of Austria. The conference opens next Tuesday. in Iowa counties, will be dis- Truman's la-point ahtt-Inflalion program. mltted to enemy tliltJons-but no- food~ . France yesterday, swelling the to­ MarShall was the (irsl of the minislers to reach London. Soviet played in euch counlY soon. Al Senator Flanders CR-VT) said he thought the approach to such body could tell what th [igur s 'rhe cubinet offie I' asked tul on slrike lo more than 600,000. Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov ilnd the French foreign minlster arc Kohl. state commissioner or problems liS the high cost or living oughl not be 1.1 "negutive" one meant." bwet'i)ing aulhority to tighlen con- expected this week end. salely, said yesterday. lie told a reporter thut his re- ---- Cantlon ~aid the ;Irmy got Its trois over tradlll In grain and Mal'shall made the transatlantic NLRB C I' t C't 'Ole 6-by-4 loot maps will be marks were set oCt by a radio at- (i1'St $800,000,000 [01' alomic re- other foods by raising margin re­ (light in President Truman's omp am I es Will Ask Prosecution Senator for Years, search by "hiding" tho request in qull-ement · as high as 100 percent. 14 Plane. the Sacred Cow. T h' I U . displayed In the county seats, and tack on Mr. Truman's proposal )' ypograp Ica nlon '11 b kIt d t b th b 5 1 T It (R Of Petrillo's Musicians 1111 appropriations blll and the rest He also declared that the auU,- James J. Davis, 74, Dies He said he would confer dur- WI e ep up 0 a eye co- program y ena or a - "on General Murshall's say-so." orlty which Pre idont Truman 1,. ing the next few days with Robert By Tilt.: A . 'O(;11\1'lm l'RE'S operation of the highway patrol Ohio) Monday night. NEW YORK liP) Rep. ...·I'('u and Io<:ul law ell(on:~ment olli- MdrshlllJ , then army chic! of a . ked to regulate the grades and WASHING'rON. (Saturday) (,IP) Murphy and othol' diplomats {lo- The nallonal labor relations dais In lhe interest or tl'aWe Taft told reporters 11e would Hartley (R-NJ) suid lust night staff. told the apPl'opriations l.'Om- weighls al which liveslock is Bold -James J . Davis. 74, 10l'lner Re­ Jng preliminary work here on the board yesterday broughl a formal have made the sume speech even that whcll congress ('onveneR III miltec both Germany and lhe U. will not work withoul price con­ pub li caJ~ from PcnJ1SylVaJlia and 10rthcoming German discussions. complaint against the AFL-inter- saIely. Jf he were not all announced can- S. WCl'e working 011 ij "secret trols. Jallua I'Y he will prOPOl> pl'oseclI­ secretary of labOI' under three Out of this review may come a n a Ion a I typogrilphicul union, "These maps will b' rurlJling wcupo,," und that lhe country Eurli r. b(,lIal(' Repubhcans I'e-­ Vl·esidents. died elriy today. finai determination of American charging the ullion with violation scureboal'tls, situwiug tb exact 10- didalc [or the R publican pr si- tion of lhe I\lnet'icall federation uf whi ch develup d JI firbl would ported a decisiwi to develop all "Puddler Jim," nicknamc which policy itl the meeting. of the 'roft-HarUey bill, as news- c~ti~ns ~~, a~ 'idelllli ,~nd ~:' al!ic denlial lIumiuation. musicians (Al"J..,) undel' the Sh 1'­ win th war. anti-inflation program o[ "sound slemmed from his early days as a That it will be a rou.Rlt, tough puper publicution schedules in vlolall~n5, Kahl expla!ued. They Flanders said. "I and .. number mall and Clay tOil !lnU-trust laws, Cannon anu IllS associales measures" based on a study of II so steel mill worker and union lead­ conference is strongly indicated by Chicago [lnd Detroit were dlsrupt- ai wl.1i giv~, a TlInumg cost of of others have felt that the tone if the AIo'M quits making phono­ authorized the expendilurC5- but proposals. including those sub~ er, sel'ved in the cabinets of the experience of MlIl',)hy and cd by wilut publishers termed I t Ie acclde~lts. of most of the outgivings of the graph reeods. kept lheir ringers crossed. "l[ this milled lo congr ss by lhe Presi­ Presidents Harding, Coolidge and the other foreign ministers' depu- "slowdowns." Kohl saId the maps are a part leadel'ship hasu't been parlicular- Hartley mDintullled that AFM thing didn't work we were re- dent on Monday. Hoover. ties here. ACler a dozen meetings The complaint against the ITU of ~ concerted effort to emphasize Iy heI,:>!ul." r>rcsident J urnes C. Petrillo's ban sponsible for Lhrowing away $2,- The cabinet officel' said he Director general or the Loyal they 1ai led to agree on an~thing- is based on allegations by the uCCJdents and lhelr causes. Criticism of the leadership out- will eonslilute a "restraint or 000,000,000 and it might ruin us willmg to make a statement Order of Moose. he devoted him­ even On how to report their dis- American Newspaper Publishers side congress came from Senator trade." politically," he suid. no margin Over 50 percont self to the order's children's ugl'eemen\.S to lh ir chiefs. They Assoclution. representing 400 of UN Group Modifies Smith (R-NJ) uller eonlerence In 11 radio bl'oadcllst, HarUey When the bomb finally explod- be imposed unless "extreme home al1d school at Mooseheal't, mude oly in its restraint of for, "I never was so happy in my quest oC the .Rovernmen~. now years. Russia. plainL Dec. 0 in Indianapolis. fied plan for partitioning Pales- lng taken parliculDr exception to u'i1de" in the :;ame w«y as "we ap­ life:' Cannon declared. qUlre a margin of 33 1-3 Oet'ceIH,' ------:---=------tille, designed princip,jJiy to meet statements from the GOP nat.. ply our anti-lrust Jaws to busi­ What happened to those Oak but there are no official objections ruised by Britain, was lonal committcc headquarters de­ ness monopolie." AFM officials Ridge spies? Cannon doesn't controls as there are 011 the agreed upon last night by a Ur.ited precating the seriousness of the were not available lor comment. know. markets. Nations subcommittee. European emergency and a ref- The United States and Russian erence to Senator McGrath (D­ delegates On the subcomlT~ttee Hl) as II "millionaire Rhode Island MarJ'e. ~Iis brother-in-law, hDS IloU (jed delegates thal their gov- red." 'Que·en' for a Night-Spinster Style leslJ(led th;)l he WllS a dummy cl'I1ments had ugreed to the modi- (The I'eference lo McGrath was officer ill Aviulion Eiectric and I1cations. A BI·itish delegate said made in a statement by Carroll thal Meyel's was the secret owner. the new version of the partition Reece, GOP national cnalrman on LuMal'l'e also sold, " I would plan would be sent to his govern- Oct. 29. [ollowlng McGrath's elec­ llke to state that General Meyers ment and that he had no comment lion us Democratic notional 'Cha ir- W ASHlNG'l'ON (/Pl-BlcJ'iot H. has called me and Readnower liars now on its attitude. man.) LaMarre yesterday asked tho sen­ and 1 wish to state we have told ate war investiga ling committee the trulh and it Is documented." t.o make Maj. Gen. Bennett E. With the blanket denial lhat he Meyers "crawl out of this room on profited personally from Aviation his belly l1ke the snake that he Electric's bUSiness, Meyers defi­ 8S·Pound. Jobless Vel . found js," . antly invited "prosecution before LaMarre is lhe husband of the any forum." young woman named by the re­ "The qulcl(er," he SlIi(I, "lhe tfred general as his "girl friend." After Stary,ing for 3 Months better." " I dOll't believe there are words Meycl'S silid that LaMarre and PITTSBUltGH (/P)- A jobless .war veteran who said he had not in the English language.!' said the Readnower had "LesUlied falsely." eaten regularly ince his meager savings ran out three months ago young. Cormer president ol Avia­ Meyel's wus "quile upsel," he lay in All egheny General hospital last night, suffering Irom malllU­ tion Electric company, in cold, said. when he found in 1945 that t.rition. slow tones. "to describe the deplh Mrs. Meyers had put $26,000 01 his Police found Joseph Snyder, 22, to which he has sunk." rather-in-Iaw's money in his bank lying on tbe floor of a room he hael eaten only every lwo days, . Meyers had previously lestified account. The 1ather-in-lt'w, Ray shal'ed with his brother. His I that he (Meyers) was "sinkIng to wasted frame once 165 pounds, sometimes less frequently. MRS. BLERIOT LAMARRE A. Curnutt. is a former bus drivel' a new low" in elCplaining thaL he who became production manager weighed only abolft 85. His anns His brother. Richard, took Joe sel up lhe Electri c company, a of Aviation Electric at $12,000 a and legs had shrunk to the dim- to li~ with him two weeks ago, wartime subcontractor. because 'l;hat is all 1 have Lo say," La­ year. ensions· of broomsticks. but Joe slept on U)e floor because Ml·s. LaMarre had een his "girl Ina 1'1'e said. Downtown. the AmVets. an or­ Snyder, who ]laid he served 22 there was only one bed. He said friend" with her husband's ap­ (In Cincinnati. LaMune's'moth­ ganization of World War II veter­ months in the army including a Richard didn't have lhe money proval. er-In-law, Mrs. Mildred Read­ ans, demanded in a statement lhal year . in the EUl;opean theater, to Iced him regularly, but some­ LaMal're. who has ~jd Meyers nower, in an interview said, "The the Ilrmy call back the distin­ told in a weak voice how he had times brought him eggs, or po­ look $150,000 out of the Dayton, things Gen. Meyel's is saying al'e guished Service medal and Legion been unable to get work since his tatoes or coUee. Ohio, film, asked to talte the Hes. Me's just saying lhem 10 get of Merit it aWBl'ded Meyers. It return [rom Ule service in Oc­ Joe reported be lIad 10lle once stand after Meyers ended ilis ap­ even because my son-in-law told also called 011 the army 10 recon­ tobel·. 1945. to the velel'allli administraUon for pearance there With sweeping the truth against him." sider hls Quali f1cations for a dis­ " I just couldn'L seem to find­ help but lefl when he found a denial of any, wronldoin, as a (Mrs. Readnower said her ability pension pay of $461 a anythinl," he said. "For a while Jong line of applicanl.ll ahead of wartime officer deallng with con­ daughter told her by long distance month. 1 lived on the $20 a week govern­ him. tractors. phone today that Meyers' eharg«¥! Yesterday was the final day of ment unemployment compensa­ However, a veterans administra­ "It is my sinl.'ere hope that this are "absolutely untrue" and that Meyers' testimony belore the com­ tion. I had about $200 in muster­ tion oUicial visited him at the AMIN! CRIED THE OOEDS. u Conrad Amend, Phi OaJftma Delta... ver, ell«lble caudJdate 'or Ute committee will make General she "never W8I out with him alone mittee, which has been investigat­ Ing out pay but that ran out in hospital yesterday and said SIl.Y­ 01 mOIl' ellaibJe baebeJor on campus walked off with hODDn at lhe annual SpIDl&enJ Spree IaIt nJJbl Meyer. crawl out of this room on in her life.") ing his activities as a wartUme of­ September." der would be removed to the Iowa Union, PrlacUJa OarreU. dance ebaIrman, Is erownlQ Amend .. ..tsiant. Klrk Ch ....,. hi. belly Uke the snake that he is. ThQmas E. Readnower, like La- ficer dealing with contractors. Since then. the 10uth Hid he veterans hospital at AspinWall Ohl (lel&) and Dlek Felreri, HWorM, look on. See Mar, ,.,e S. (DaDJ Iowan pholo bJ Dick ..., ..... THE DAILY IOWAN. SA'tURDAY, NOV. 22. 194'7-I'AGE TWO ALL-STA TE Ha'wkeyes Po/ish 'F~ske i~~, '48 REICHARDT MAKE better include the word packs 185 pO\lnds of"[ootball abHi- and that's exactly what Faske is. You'~ ------~------'laske' in your sports vocab\.llary ty w'hich consists of one part fancy The all-American New Yor~r missing one because of an injury, first team honors, including a Only renAater from last year on Cu.rd~Kenneth Hummell. Mount for 1948. is a fast, tricky runner and hal uUlity lineman and a utility back...... Pl .... nt. ""ph. stepping and Qne part Southpllw demonstrated his hurling prowesa Stan Cozzi Rep~at$ and was the main offensive and Jerry Faske is the complete .• The average weight of the 39 the first team is Stan Coz7Ji, Tackle-Jim Lesher. Clinton. sr. passing. For the last twenty years with some long, accurate heaves defensive threat on a team which stars picked ror the first three Marshalltown high school back- £nd-Jerry franklin . Burlington. sr. term, and the 19-year old SUI Back-Don Commuck, En 't Wa,erloo. won six of its nine starts. teams averages close to 180 pounds field ace. • v. freshman [ootbaJler was to Brook- coaches have dreamed of a run- in frosh scrimmages. A rapid In Jionor Line-Up ,firsl Three teams were picked up with an average height of six The all-state rUst team: Bnck- Stan Coul. Marshalltown. sr. lyn what Bill DeCorrevont was ning threat who could also pass leamer, he has taken to his · t 13' I d 11 End- Tom Wuman. AltanUc. sr. Back-Uuane Brandt . Wa verly. n. to Chicago in high school grid from the port side. The man with T-formation lessons like a veteran Bill Reichardt, Towa City high by the press association along i ee t . Th elI'Sf IDC u es sen- 'rack Ie-Tom Steward. Ottumwa. sr. I Back- Bill Reichardt. Iowa Cit y. ... school fullback and all-around with a long honorable mention iors, one junior and one sopho- Guard- Bill Skal!e. Dubuque. Ir. Utility lineman-Ray RUenbark. Cen· days. these specifications would be a and the result is offensive yard. Center-Jlm Breeunler. West Waterloo. Ira' hllh. Sioux City. sr. star for the past three seasons, list. Thirteen players were given The live toot, nine inch halfback natural at the right halfback peg, age. more. I sr. Ulility back- Dean Deuel. Cherokee. sr. Coach Pat Boland, the few. was &.iven a first string berth on ------~-- the aU-state football tea"1' an­ ------worded freshman mentor pee~ed nounced yesterday by the Iowa warily around his office last week, discovered no talent scouts A1Jd Daily Press association. ".1 The other Little Hawl< players, (;ommented lengthily on his frosh Ends Virgil Troyer and Gene Het­ star. "ITe's goon ," Boland whisper. trick, wel"e given honorable men- ed. 1ion honors on the mythical team. Faske piled up his prep honoh . Reichardt played fullbac\( this Grid Gi'ants[Play for Titl,es Tod ay in two years of playing for BOYI year for the first tIme atter being high school, Brooklyn, N. Y. The one cif the state's best ends {or two year record of ~945 and 194f two seasons. He played in eight showed II wins, two losses alld ot City high's nine games this lall, Draw Him a Picture, Bud May Decide .Four Conference one tie. The atomic halfback received Taking his share of recognition and prep honors were heaped upon him. The Champions in Day's Games , New York World Telegram named ,iMag Talks I him on their first all-Mett'opolilab By JACK HAND Time Out squad which covers schools in a NEW YORK (Al)-Four major conference titles can be decided radius of 50 miles of New York, today as the college football teams stage their last full Saturday pro­ City. . About Browns, gram of the season with Michigan, Notre Dame, Southern Methodist L:======With Buck Turnbull=====:1 The Journal American listed and Penn State still aiming at all-winning records. Ten weel(s ago we started our week,ly Saturday morning column Faske on theil' first team. P. M. . Southern California can clinch the Pacific Coast conference of football predictions along with our board of four experls. We picked the all-d ty eleven (jom crown and the western Rose Bowl bid by defeating or tying UCLA, also announced that the column would appear for ten weeks. the Public School Athletic league, Tossing Arm the defending champion. However, a loss for Southern Cal would However, with this being the final official week of prognostica­ and Faske was named at halfbaCk. throw the race into a probable four-way lie. . tions, the experts have all expressed a wish to raise their sea~pn's First -squad honors were nis on BALTIMORE (Al)-Joe DiMag­ Southern Methodist can be assured of no worse than a tie for average by picking the seven major bowl games on New Year's Day. the Brooklyn Eegle ' all-Brooklyn gio "unveiled" a bulging wrist-to­ the Southwest conference champ,ionship if the Mustangs whip Baylor. So our final "guessing" column will be in The Daily lot,van Dec. 19 team. IIhoulder cast on his throwing 'arm . Duke could stowaway the South­ with our experts' opinions of the different bowl batOes. One of his crowning ac h i~ e- y~sterday for the, first time since ern can (erence honors b:Y dispos­ Minneapolis holds the spoturht for local fans thIs afternoon ments came when tho He/lrst his elbow operation, and said the I lIIini Fight To Hold ing of rugged North Carolina. when the Golden Gophers of Mhmesota end the!r season with newspapers selected him on t~eir transfer of several St. Louis S~cond Place Today Kansas and Oklahoma, tied for Wisconsin's surprising Badgers. number one all-Amerirlln high the Big Six lead, wind up The Gophers and Bernie Bierman are smarling from their man- school eleven. 1 'Browns• stars to Boston made• the CHAMPAIGN, III. (A')-Illinois, their conference schedules against handling by the Iowa Hawkeyes in Iowa City last Saturday. Per- It wasn't until aCter FaRk. Red Sox "hot contenders" for the retiring Western conference foot­ rugged opposition that will deter­ sonally, we'd hate to be in the shoes of the Badgers. They were started school at SUI that he reo 1948 American league pennant. ball champion, battles to gain a mine if either one is to hold the trampled by Michigan a week ago and stopping the Minne$ota aval- ceivcd a notice from Gotham Parked in blue pajamas on the undisputed litle.' Kansas enter­ anche today may prove just a~ difficult for Stuhldreher and co. Sports naming him the winner of firm hold on second place in the 1 edge of his bed in Johns Hopkins tains Missouri in one of the top But should Minnesota lose, Iowa will retain possession of fifth the contest for the outstanding hospital, where he had two bone final 1947 "Big Nine" standings gam<:!s of the day and Oklahoma place in the conference standin gs, the spot which they hold this morn- player in New York City. Th. chips removed from his right el­ today by engaging its tradition 1 visits Ncbraska. ing. A Gopher win would give them fifth place and shove the Htlwks contest was based on a PQP I I~ r bow Monday, the New York rival, Northwestern, in Memorial eastern where MiSSiSSippi, Mls­ i,nto a final ranking of sixth. vote or a 5-4-3-2-1 point lIvstem. Yankee slugger talked about his slsshlpl late and Geor/f1a Tech stadium. The latter should hold true. We doubt 'lery much if the Bad- I' Some record facts: 1 oper~tion, the Browns, fan mail, all are once bealeu In confer­ gel's will come within two touchdowns of Minnesota. Led City in scoring with 10'J Charlie Keller and bananas. STANLEY STAWAS, fo ur, wasn't able to autograph Joe D{Magglo's Much of Norlhwestern's chances ence IJlay. Mississippi tate The far west holds one or the feature games of the day, that points in 1946. His total offensive plaster cast, but he was able to draw pictures. So draw pictures he to upset the favored I1Iini rest "Boston rot the two best pit­ I)l e e t s Mississippi Southern, being lhe Rose Bowl fight between UCLA and Southern Camornia. for seven contests exceeded 1,000 did. DiMaggio, the New York Yallkee slugger is recuperatin/f at the upon Don Burson, quarterback, chers the Browns ~d (Jack Georgia Tech plays lowly Fur­ outhern Cal. is still undpJeated, betag tied once by Rice. lu Y31'ds in the some year. Kiclc-otf Kramer and Ellis Kinder, and Johns Hopkins hospital In Baltimore after an I>peraUon on his eibow. who pitched six out of 10 passes man and Mississippi takes the the Uclans they'll be meetinr their traditional rival, which mak~s the runbacks of 87, 83 and 62 yiiids. their best player in shortstop (AP WIREPHOTO) for 76 yards against Notre Dame. day off. The big battles In that game even more of a toss-uP. With the Rose " owl drums beUing In A passing record ol 21 com ple· (Vern) Stephens," DJl\bnlo ------section will be Nov. 29 when their ears, Southern CalifornIa should romp home. lions out of 28 attempts. declared." Georgia-GeorgIa Tech and Mis­ Purdue and Indiana will go to the line of scrimmage at Bloom- Three years on the track team "But, we'll look pretty good too. sissippi-Mississippi Stale g r a. b ington today in their Old Oaken Bucket rivalry. The Boilermakers kept h.is football legs in shapl1. Ife the spotl\gh t. We get Keller back, and he'll drive New York Bars LaMa·tta have Szulborski, the Hoosiers will probably be without Taliaferro. was iust off ten seconds flat for in a hundred runs for us. Charlie • While the leagues are handing Purdue. the hundred and stepped the 220 was in to see me yesterday, and out pennants, both Michigan, The Kansas Jayhawks have an excellent chance to tie Oklahoma yard dash in ~2.9. . said he was feeling fine." __ which already has clinched the for the Big Six title if they can hurdle past Missouri this afternoon. Joe Scarpello New Hawk Mat Captain Big Nine crown, and Penn State And should Oklahoma lose to Nebraska Cit might happen), coupled As ~or his arm, Joe said there Concealed Joo Scarpello of Omaha, Neb., leading S.U.I. wrestler in the 175- wind up their regular seasons. with a Kansas win, they would capture the crown. We see a Jay­ At Iowa was "no pain whatsoever after pound class, was selected captain of the mat squad by his teammates the operation," and he thought he Michigan, winner of eight in a hawk victory. yesterday. • row this season, plays Ohio State Down tn Dixieland Alabama and all-American HIUry GIlmer, would be able to make those long The chunky so phomore was unbeaten in ten bouts last year. He throws tram centerfield next year Side Injury at Ann Arbor, Mich., and Penn coming along very fast after I\. relative slow start, play host to JULIE won the Big Nine and NCAA 175- without any trouble. State, unbeaten and untied in Louisiana State and their amazing Y. A. Title. NEW YORK (Al)-Jake LaMot­ pound titles, but a rib injury suf­ eight starts, finishes up against 'Bama In their last three outings have stopped Georgia, Kentucky The door opened, and young fered in the latter meet forced ta, New York middleweight, was Pittsburgh. and Georgia Tech-that's no easy order. Jt $hould be close but n fERGUSON Tommy D'Alesandro, Jr., son of Pro Gridiron End him to miss the National AAU Notre Dame, which dropped to suspel'lded indefinitely yesterday 'Barna win is in the offing. BaUimore's mayor, came "i(I 'with lournament. second behind MiChigan jn this by the New York State Athletic . North Carolina and Duke will tangle in another "down Dixie Smokes a bIg bag of bananas and placed Wrestling Coach Mike Howard week's Associated Press football commission for concealing vital Banned From Game way "encounter. With "Chao-chao" Justice at his best, it looks like them alongside a stack of letters reports that Scarpello is one of writers' poll, plays host to Tulane. CHESTERFIELDS facts about his physiCal condition a Tarheel win. ' • from baseball fans. PHILADELPHIA (,IP) - Bert Iowa's leading contenders for a ' On~ of the better games of the before his fight with Billy Fox of A long-live lvy league game this afternoon will see Old 'EIi She says: ~ "Ii's hard to . keep bananas berth on the 1948 Olympic team. day figures to be the clash of Phlladelphin here last Friday Bell, commisioner of the Nation­ of Yale against the boys of dear ole Hahvad. The Eli have been semi- I around here," said J oe. "I A berth on this team has been an Alabama, a fast-improving club night. al football league, yesterday sus­ disappointing throuihout the season but they still boast [) little more A smoo/lier alld morr .ral· tblnk the nurses make III break­ announced goal of Scarpello since which knocked Georgi& Tech out than Harvard can weather. lest of them every morning." The decision was announced pended Jack Matheson,' Chicago i.r/yillg smollf'. he was in high school. of the perfect record class last Our record after last week is 36 won, 2() lost and 7 tied. late yesterday by Commissioner Bears end, from participating in DiMaggio said he had read 'with If he makes the Olympic squad week for Its fifth straight win, HAROLD YEGLIN CHA D BROOKS ' nation-wide survey Chairman Eddie Eagan after La­ BearS-Pittsburgh game Sunday A slloWl Interest stories that 'Bod Roden- he will be the second SUI grap­ and twice-beaten Lou i s ian a Record W L T Record W L T that Chesterfields are TOPS Motta had l)een questioned at and fined five other players who 1 berg, president of the Baltimore pler to make the team, the only StaLe. Wisconsin at Minnesota 32 23 7 34 22 7 were disqualified during the Chi­ with Collece Students fro. professional football Colts, was length about his fourth-round other being Leslie "Red" Beers also sh()uld produce much fun Minnesota over Wisconsin Minnesota over Wisconsin cago-Los Angeles Rams contest coast-to-coast. trying to transfer the St. Louis k,nockout by Fox. who made it il'). 1928. for one and all in the west and Southern Cal. over UCLA Southern Cn!. aVe!' UCLA Nov. 16. Browns' fran.chise to Baltimore. Eagan also said the 2Qth Cen­ Scarpello earned the nickname Tenn e~~ee • at Kentucky !II the Purdue over Indiana Purdue over Indiana "All I know is they havl1n't tury Sporting club was being ad­ Bell said "Matheson's susPen­ of "Handyman" while Neb. high south. Kansas over Missouri Missouri over Kansas drawn too many people in St. vised to withhold the purses. of sion resulted from hili actions on school champ from 1939 ,through The east will be knee deep in Alabama over LSU Alabama over LSW both figh tel's un til the district at­ the area of the playing field after 1941. Me also won the National Louis. If the Yankee owners are ivy as Harvard meets Yale at New North Carolina over Duke Du.ke over North Carolina torney's office had announced the the conclusion of the Rams-Bears in Iavor of it, then it's okay by 165 pound title in New Orleans In Haven, Conn., with llttle except Yale over Harvard Yale over Harvard results of its inquiry into the game in Los Angeles. , • me. They handle the business, our 1942. tradition at stake. Princeton, host BOB BROOKS BILL MILLER CI .. ".'7.:." fight. A freshman last year, he scored TODAY Thru TlJESDAY job is to win ball games. "The commissjoner~aid the ac­ to Dartmouth, already has clinch­ Record W 'L T Record W 'L T 28 p!)ints for the S.U.I. team and DiMaggio said he hoped to be The two inquiries were launch­ tions were detrimental tb the wel­ eQ the Big Three title. 3~ 22 7 33 2S 7 out of the hospital within a week. ed simultaneously after newspap­ fare of the National football lea­ won 12 straight bouts in taking =::;;;~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ Minnesota over Wisconsin Wisconsin over Minnesotll er stories criticized LaMotta's gue''' 1 the Big Nine and NCAA 175- .­ Southern Cal. over UCLA Southern Cal. over UCLA ' After returning to New York, he pound championship. said he planned to drive to Florida performance leading to his fourth­ Fines of $50 each were levied Purdue over Indiana Purdue over Indiana Coach Wes Brown of Norltttwes­ Missouri over Kansas Mi$souri over Kansas to get some sunshine and rest. round knockout by Fox at Madi­ against three Bears ends, Al Amber­ son Square Garden. Smith, Ed Sprinkle and Ed Cifers tern caned him "one of the best Alabama over LSU Alabama over LSU • 175-pounders in the Midwest." North Carolina over Duke North Carolina over Duke Eagan said LaMotta had visited and two Los Angeles backs, Mel thl Coach Howard chose him on. his Yale over Harvard Yale over Harvard ~ Browns Relea'se Five his personal physiCian, Dr. Nicho­ Bleeker and Dante Magnani. All all-time Hawk matmen g r a u p ------.... las Salerno, three times during were eiected from the game for wom an, _- Players to Toledo which include Beers, Nead and his training for the right and that 'unsportsmanlike conduct." Co. the ST. LOUIS (A')-The . st. Louis Salerno had advised him not to ENDS TODAY * DOUBLE WESTERN Browns announced yesterday th.e Coll•• I'Foolba ll Results The Hawk grapplers open their box because of a hemotoma of the William Jewell 14. Cenlral College 7 season here with Colorado State picture release to their Toledo club in the spleen. Salerno reported that La­ Chadron 7. Hastings 7 (tie) Starts Southeastern (Okla.) SI.te 13, Ea.t on Jan. 19th. American association of five ball Motta had ignored this advice, Tomorrow ------~ . - - - .. you'll .(tfJ:J il·)! players. - .---. SUNDAY Eagan disclosed. Fro", the hearl. )111 ong • Involved in the transfer were "Investigation showed that he Starts remember no ..1 ollh o mIn I righthander Walter Brown and in­ suffered tenderness on the left 1sf MID .. WEST SHOWiNG who first flew fielder Russ Peters who were TODAY! fOfever! ,htmoil. .. ond side throughout training." Eagan The A'dress 'That 'thrilled th. wo",o n 'with the 'Browns last season and said. ...holOYO wintl three 1Q47 minor leaguers. to Ih." hoo,I,1 You in, CARMEN RetUrns "I Central (Okla.) State 0 Younlstown 13. Kent State 0 otlwa 21, Balter 20 In' Her Newest ' and Be .... Rdle Florida 7. lI!laml 6 CaJl(arnla Agl.le6 21, Soulhern Orogon . Looka Wake Forest 33. Duquesne 8 ~berethe What ~rh.e must a wontan Professors ~ommit to ~ BOGART BACALLin • hcildtrJg , - DOORS OriN 1:1$-10:0'- ~s!

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,,1/;""# '1'. B'.ac h'e.or W",hI 'c au /.'11 11 ower I:OrSr' PledgingPi KA Annoances 0111 Men---:-' !...-o_cI_o_u_rne_ym_e_nL I'J ' ____in Ancient Festival--: II Takes Pr,·ze af Sp,·nsfers' Spree G~rdon Fay, P2, Rockford, m., an~n~e~:~!~~te~ein~gl:: of"~~~~:~lfyar~!::a~~i:ct,:: "inard's ~:~~~ ~~ima~p~ ~~ ~~ !~:~e~in!~rs~~~r~~ea t~:s~~~a1 ~:~ sr:r~n;~ 1nbe~'::~ - 't L All f'E ' tlonal socal fra~enllty, announces of the Wayzgoo e. according to one furtive &OUI"Ct!, ApParel Shop , ove 0 m !he recent pledgm, of the follow- T 'n"t t d ts d 'who works for the sheet. ' 'bl M', PERSONAL NOTIS 3 Reel'fals '\ In~31~e~ n d D' k G t IaeuOl~O=b:r:"wil~ ~P~ld ~is "We spare no one," he ad.ded Most EIIgl e a e ' . L bot.h of ,:t M~':uson;c Bob ~a~~ time-honored custom. in ,a M.achiavellian ~z;oak. "If ONE DAY ONLY ~ den, A2, Davenport; Rick Bruem- Although the , festival or the wthe tveh ~pabred anyo1ne, edit 'Wmerekiy k SATURDAY ' 'Sh did \ A2 LaC W' . J Wayzgoose has been celebrated a e seen over 00 • e ra e Says 0 f Spms ers D!~:.n~ s::~~t~~ fe!4'day~O~ C e u e \ ;~~kels,' A3, 7aS:kson~~iie, a:~.~ since the 16th century, it was not he faculty and administration SALE!.. , Chicago visiting former classmates Gerald Burke, A2. Kingsley; Em- until 19~4 tbat Charles H. Weiler, over the .~l$ nd all others that Coeds raided dime stores, toy at Mundelein college tor women. N W k \ melt Collister A2 Cedar Rapids' then dIrector 01 the school oC deserve It. counters, hardware departments, exf ee 1 Ronald Co)'~e, 'A2, Sergeant journalism, introduced the idea to .oil Terrell, A4 ot Des Moines, fruit markets and coal yards this Bob Johnson, C4, Thaws Lake, Bluffs, Jim Fitzsimmons, A2. the Iowa campus. is the editor of the Wayzgoo5e week in the quest for originality. Keota. Back in the early days the Gazette this year. It win be dls- Mich., will visit his brother in t t d ls d f DRESSES The results of their efforts were Centervllle this weekend. Music department recitals to L\t~1 Dick Harold, A,I, GlenWOOd; Wayzgoose was also known as the tribu ed lr~ to s u en.n ac- aci displayed in corsages worn last given next week have been an- Gordon Lane, E2, Iowa City; Don "wase-goose" ~r "st~bb~-g~se." ulty attendmg the Wayzgoose night by university men at Spin- Ourrler women spending the cd b P t Ph'!, G 1 tl'{ewbrough A2 Eagle Grove' Chaucer mentions It In The Banquet. sters' Spree, annual girl-take-boy nounc y ro. I Ip ree ey Claire Red~an, 'A2, Gowrie; Joh~ Cook'S" Prologue." Printers used to Way z goo se, "wase-goose" or ONE dance. weekend at home are Janeth Clapp, head of the department. !ttid E2 Des Moines' Chet Tuey present their journeymen with a "stubble-goose," one thIng is cer- YOUR / Corsages ranged all the way Hoag, A4, Waterloo; MariLYn John Simms, member at the ",I, Exir~, Bob VanDyke, E2, and gOO~ and suHicient money to !ain: the goose has long a,o part- RACK from the conventional carnation Bentty, AI, Moline, Ill.; Ruth Ut- music department faculty will T~y Killian Al both of Dav- repaJr to the nearest tavern. As ed company with the printers , t', CHOICE hOrt, AI, Mount Vernon; Vir,ginla '~' , a token of their appreciation the fest'Ivai and has been replaced by ., $4 boutoniere to old MacDonald's Wilson, A4, Mechanicsville; Rose- give the fourth in the 1947-48 ser- en rt. J ONLY red barn" perched atop one bac h e- mary Murray, AI, Cednr Rapids; ies of faculty recitals Wednesday, ______journeymenwork arter woulddark, thenusually agree byto "the pause that refreshes •• ," \ lor's head. Loretta Klubt, AI, Murray; Car- Nov. 26, at 8 p. m. in. studio E candlelight. Roman garlands adorned the mine Harsha, C3, Bllxter, Bctty GI'" Scout Planners ,- , Value, to $49.75 heads of. severai men while an- Jo Andcrson, A3, Muscatine, and of thc radio building. Station Since those dnys the world, and Meetf... ,s~ . other wore a phonograph record Betty Owens, AI, Davenport. WSUI will broadcast the program. Mee~ Here Today journalism, has come a long way: and satin ribbon with an off-the- Simms' group of piano selec- I the goose is no longer presented, tions will include Beethoven's very little money changes hands W. buy Fall Dresses in May and June •... shoulder effect. Five university students will "Sonata," opus 53, In C major The Gk! Scout conference plan- and journeymen no longer have An unhappy looking bachelor attend a wedding In Davenport (the "Waldstein") and "flu mar- ning coml1littee for the MissiSSippi to work by candlelight. Only one Town 'n' At t~dt t,ime (last spring) some manufac­ pepped out at the swirling ~uplcs this weekend. They nrc Margery eske," opus 20, by SchumJlJ]n. fie valley are." will meet at 9 a. m. thing remains: the journeymen from under a blege lampshade McDonald, A4, Lakewood, Ohio; will also play two etudes, "Opus todsY' at t~ Iowa City a:irl scout make merry. turers ,UII doubted the fact that dress and one looked contentedly at his Jack Heyslnger, L2, Kansas City, 25, No.2, in F Minor" an!! "Opus ofilcc, 1191§. E. College street, Tomorrow night will also sec all-day sucker, Kan. Phil Paine, C4, Charles 25, No.6, in G Sharp Minor," by according to \ Mrs. Hugh Carson, the looked-for, anticipated, and Campus ler'lg~hs would be longer Winning the prize for the eve- McKinley, c.'l. and Dave Brers, Chopin; a prelude, "Genel'al La- local executive secretary. sometimes feared, dislribution of ning, designed by Joan Tripp, A2, C4, all of Clinton. vime, Eccentric," and etude, "Pour Barbara Nol'a.n, Iowa City, pres- the "Wayzgoose Gazette." ATHENS CIRCLE - Members . •AHIIeatlt we had been "&alklnl' lh.t lrend" ,Inee Mapleton, and worn by Don les 'Cing Doits'-d'Apres Man-I ident ot the will preside. Pubnshed by journnlism stud- ~opp, 01 the Athens history circle will .. ..-uuetl wri&e-up In Januu)', 1945. Myron, A2, Sioux City, was a eor- Westlawn annex will hold a sieur Clerny," both by Debussy, Two girl scouts and an adult lead- ents lhis "vitriolic sheet special- meet with Mrs. J. E. Swllzer. 338 sage made of a iace painted on Thanksgiving party Wednesday at Two student recitals, UIC fourth er will represent \sQOut t.roops lrom izes In unadulterated libel, vis­ S. Dubuque street, Monday af­ a paper pie plate. There were 8 p.m. in the Westlawn recreaUon and flIth in the 1Jl47-48 student Molillc, Rock Island and Morri- cious exposes of faculty members ternoon at 3 p.m. Mrs. C. Woody CONSEQUENTLY THESE DRESSES ARRIVED reai cauliflower ears, yarn hair room. ViI'ginia Johnson, social series, will be given next week son, Ill., and Dubuque, Clinton, and embarrassing pictures" -all Thompson will review "The Day and blue lights for the eyes. Miss chairman, is in charge. in the north haIL of the music Davenport, Muscatine and Iowa in fun. THIS FALL 'IN THE SHORTER LENGTH STYLES, Tripp was presented with a cig- building. City. ______They Gave Babies Away" by Dale Eunson. arette case. Miriam Heasty, AS, Mount Ver- The first will be Tuesday at 4:10 Mrs. C. E. Beck a~d Mrs. Roy . , Not to be overlooked nmong the non, will be a weekend guest of p. m. The program will open with L. Mackey will be ID charge of Bob Martin Heads BOOK AND BASKET - Mem­ corsages was a Christmas tree Lois Wilson, C4, at her home in "Sonata" by Bilotti, played by a noon luncheon for the group al t bers of the Book and Basket club ' · IF· Yeu ar~ Sft, S(or under) which hung down the back and Ccdar Rapids. Joan Fra~eur, saxophone, aCCOIl\- the Baptist church. will meet at 2:30 p.m. Monday at had tiny Christmas packages at panied by Mildred Young. Alpha Phi Omega the home of Mrs. Nettle Lake, 208 the base. Christmas bells held it Rosalie Clark, A3, MitchellvJl1e, Jaynane Wilt, mezzo-soprano, Engineers Nominate E. Fairchild strcet. Mrs. Hamer ., If YQit.~re 1000kmg for , .I on the head oi the lucky man. will spend the weekend in Chi- will sing "Hedge-Roses" by Schu- Bob Martin, A3, Hamburg, Speid'll will be assistant hostess. One spinster used a mousetrny cago as a guest of Mrs. Armond bert, followed by "1m Raine," also Howe for President wus elected president o( Alpha Membitrs arc asked to bring their .' Phi Omega, national hOllOrary Christmas scwing. " a wonderful gift to please for her "man trap" and another Bissonnctte. by Schubert, SU1lg by Roma Riss, Prot, Joscph W. Howe of the wrote "You're the only train in soprano. service !rnternity, at a meeting , , . my one-track mind" under a Jerry Coughlin, C3, Fort Dodge, hydraulics dc!>,!rtment was nom­ Thursday night in lown Union, BETA. SlOMA. PHI - A r~ru· friend who is below average tiny green train. is visiting frlends in Chicago this Dorothy Krebill will play Ho~­ inated as a Candidate for the 1948 Others elected were Charles lar business meeting of Beta SIIt­ I. .. in rna Phi will be held at 8 p.m. Mon­ weekend. dn's "Sonata D MajQF" tor pi­ presidency of the Iowa Engineer­ Crane, E2, Waluku, Maui, Ha­ height. Claude Thornhill and his or­ ano, and . Mark Kelly, clarinet, ing society at a meeting of the day at the home of Margaret Pat. chestra provided the music before waii, vice-president; John Hoge­ j ' II"' Mr. nnd Mrs. Isaiah Timmins will play "Prelude Valse et Irish board ot direction in Des Moines land, A4, MarshaJltown, recording terson, 909 Webster street. , I I a bnckdrop depIcting a spinster Thursday. with a leash around the neck ot of Ottumwa wilJ be the week-end Reel" by Laparra. secrelary; Darrell Feay, A2, Iowa MQzal·t's "Invention in F Major" C. M. Stanley of Muscatine was WESLEY FOUNDATION-The her bachelor. guests ot their son and daughter­ City, treasurer, and Tom Neenan, at 6:30 tomorrow nilht at the stu­ You;will hive a "Real lor piano will be played by Vin­ selected as tile other cnndidate for . I •.. • • In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Tim­ A3, Cedar Rapids, alumnL secre­ dent center, 213 E. Market street. , ., . ,. The most eligible bachelor, cent Brann. The program will con­ the office. I , crowned with a garland of red mins, 115 Stadium park. tary. A "March of Time" film on the clude with "Scenas Infantis" (Oc­ The society will elect Howe or Conrad Wurtz, 1'1.4, Downers roses, was Conrad Atnend, C3, tavio Pinto) played by Maxie Stanley at its annuaL convention Palestine situation wlll be shown. Des Moines, representing Phi Grove, Ill., corresponding secre­ Reservations can be rnade by caU· Ricp.it~~ at this One Erickson, pianist. in Des Moinos Feb. 17 and 18. I Gamma Delta Iraternity. "r love tary; John Bressler, A2, Carson, ing 4754. , •. ./,I The second student recital w11l historlnn, and Phil Smith, A2, 'em, everyone!" he exclaimed Nine Students Are be Thursday, Nov. 28, at 7:S0 p. rn. when asked what he thought of Hancher. Will Entertain Caldwell, N. J ., scrgeant ot arms. KAPPA pm - Actlv~s and It will feature Doris Cuthbertson, Invitations to the annual faculty Chnlrmen appointcd at the meet­ pledges are asked to attend the DIY Sale p • I the dance and the spinsters. trombone soloist, ' accompanied by reception bnve been issued by regular business meeting for Kap. Amend sported a corsage of yellow Initiated Into ODK ing were Ronald Vnllinc, AI, Helen Gower, and David Hoover, President and Mrs. Virgil M. Story City, progl'am; Eugcne pa Phi members at 7 p,m. Mon­ porn POlUS centered with a gar­ Nine men were iniUnted into tenor vocalist, accompanied by Hancher. Thoennes, E2, Cedar Rapids, pub­ day in thc Wesley Foundation denia. Omicron Delta Kappa, men's hon­ Eloh Mae Hoover. The reception w1lL be held Mon­ licity; Bill George, EI, Grinnell, annex, Roma WllIcoxon, AI, Da­ NOTE TO MOTHERS Attendants to the eligible bach­ orary fraternity, at 7:15 last night Miss Cuthbertson wjU play AI­ day evening at 8:30 in the main social, and Dean Crawford, A3, venport, Is in charge of the pro­ elor were Kirk Chaney, A2, Spen­ in the house chamber ot Old schausky's "Concerto in B Flnt lounge of Iowa Union. Iowa City, projects. gram. cer, representing Sigma Chi fra­ Capitol. Major," "Romanzo Appassionata" Here ia ~ Grand Opportunity to get a Dreas for your tcrnity, and Dick Fcigert" 04, Those initiated were Lelnnd by von Weber an.d "First Conect'­ Van Wert, Ohio, of HiUcrest. Adams, Ea, Nashville, Tenn.; Les­ tino' by Lec1erq. yOUDg Daqght,r if ah. pref.rs ahorter dresses or if ahe ia ter Brooks, A4, Des Moines; David Elaine Lenney, president of the Hoover will sing three grOU!?S average ~ight for ber ag., these garments will fit ber University Women's association, Cornell, G, Iowa City; Frank of songs, the first including "De­ sponsors ot the dance, presented Daily, D4, Iowa City; Peter Ever­ ception" b y Tschaikowsky and aiJDUar to the longer length dr.... a. the bachelor and his court. Pris­ ett, A3, Croydon, 1>a.; Jerry :F'eni­ "Ouvre Tes YeU)( Bleush by Mlls­ • FOR SLEEPING COMFORT cilla Garrett, chairman of the gel', A4, Davenport; Arthur John­ senet. The second group wlll be NE~ W dance, gave the most eligible son, LI, Fort Dodge; Herbert Kan­ "There Is a Laydc" by WlnUred bachelor a $10 gift certificate from zell, G, New York, N. Y., and Blll Bury and two songs by Grieg, "On Bremer's and each attendant a $5 Miller, A4, Baltimore, Md. the Journey Home" and "I 1.o"e We have styles in black certificate. Membership in ODK is based on Thee." participation in one of the follow­ His third group of songs win be ALL ing fields of activities; athletics, "Lauf der Well" by Grieg and publications, social activities, "Vergebllches Standchen" and WOOL . BLOUSES Check Anli-Freeze,' scholarship, specch, music and "Wie Bist Du Meine Konigin," drama tic art. both by Brahms. A special "'lunCheon welcoming w. ~ th~m , , , and bough,t too many Molorists Cautioned the new members into the group will bc held Monday noon in Iowa FARM LEADER RETIRES Yo~ will .. ppreciat. their Motorists were warned yestcr­ Union. ST. LOUIS, (JP) - Edward 1'1.. day by the National Automobile O'Neal. 72, announced yesterday Dealers association to check on he will resign as president of the .' anti-freeze compounds b .. for e Elect Smith President American Farm. 'Bureau federa­ v.l~ • usina: them in vehicles. Of ROTC Squadron tion, effective next week, to make As a l'esult of the national way for younger leadership in the ,/ ~~------~------iborlage, the market is bf\lng Warrcn Smith, A2, Bettendorl, national organization. .. flooded with solutions that are was elected president 01 Gen. not only inef!ectlve but mny harm Billy Mitchell ROTC squadron at Plett .. Oct Not Ask For Try-On, cooling and igniUon systems, Ulo a meeting Wednesday night at the association said. armory. ,< A Sale of ~ t)'P.e uply doe. not permit ua 0 allow In a bulletin, checked by the Other new officers include El­ National Bureau of Standards, mer M. Flood, A3, Cedar Falls, "tryoODI"- . ':' :." the association pointed out that vice-president; William D. Coder -G;I -AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC BUNKETS Ilome preparations cause cor1'()­ Jr., A4, Iowa City, secretary; Max , . J sion of water pumps, radiators W. Minear, A2, Maxwell, treas­ and particularly of aluminum urer, and Perry E, Amidon, E2, Tht" ~,. About 25 "Odds and Ends" parts. West Newton, Mass., social chair­ ,I man. in 0fM1I \¥OQIILOUSES Former USO Worke'r , To Lead Church Group Former SUI Student Now 10Il caD cr.wl icto bed ud.Jeep ift the lUll Miss Grace B. Hadley, just re- Is Professor at ~olgate It turned Crom two years with the A former unlversity student, Lt. IIlDJty comfort, whether it thawt or lreaa '1 trso in Honolulu, has been ap- Daniel E. Hise, is serving as an as­ With OM of tbete IIIW G-I Automatic Elecuic pointed director of student activi- sistant professor of military sci­ No Try-Ons, Please tiell by the Congregational church enee and tactics in the air ROTC BIanbrt, you really nIB. • lleep 'touad the board of trustees. unit at Collate university, Hamil- USE clock .Dd 'rouacI the c:aIeadar while tbtftDOttltic Until ·she joined the USO. five t· on, N . Y . . years ago, Miss Hadley was active Hise, wbose mother, Mrs. Alma A SNAPSHOT C08rro" let you iaaore temperature chIn,.. . j in Congregational student activi- P. Hise, lives in West Liberty, SHORTER ties at the University of Wiscon- served in the South Pacific dur­ KODAGUIDE . You 1ft the Wlrmth 01 thrle OIdiaat)' blallk... sin and at the Chicago Theological ing the war. with IIOne of tha, liriDg weight. Aad there 2S , SKIRTS seminary, where she receiv~d her =;;:;;:;;:;;;;:;;:;;:;:::i;:;~~~ LENGTHS master's dcgrec in religious cdu- , Just a simple twist of the dJal, are dull conrro" (or doubl.bed lleepen who cation. and you know the right cam­ Until 1942 she was director of At Iowa era settings - whether you di..,ne 08 temperature. Best of .U, th___ religious education at Bryn Mawr use black-and-while or color G·I blaakeo bUIlder beautifully .nd lie Community church in Massachu­ film outdoors or Indoors with setts. BRUCE Photofiood La.mps. Handy to .uety·teIted ucI appnrred by Undenrri.,.· 1·0.11 $1 carry and easy to use, only Laboratoriet, Ioc. Bed making bIcoma • "01 GREGORY 25 cents here. Now Availablet I with oeJr • 'inale ¥tweiaht bJaabc to Jdad of ClIIIa6Ift. ..., 3' DAY Smokes Photorra,ldo Veltt * i 1Irm,,.,...... ,ictI \ ,... GoB ~Janbc todJ7f ~- • I Cleaning & Laundry CHISIERFIELDS , Service He ~Y': LOUIS' Best cigarette on market because of their fine tobacco. REXALL DRUG STORE .. A ••U •• • ...... ,..J ..... "WltLARD'S HI EaI& CoU.,. JII Eat WCllblafIkID SntC Uaat CII~ an TOPS wlUl Coll.~ 8&84... rnm * NatloD.II, kDowu t.r DO....,I.te SHOP 00II&-...... Pho&olnphlc ..ppU~ , The DaffY IOwan

J:s'l'ABtJSRI!D 1_ " . 'p to be 8ubmerred In ~ .... I'ub1llhl!d dlllT el~ adtnlnistration or the ReJjutilican mE, DBS- MOINESJ TRIBUNE that It won't hurt and probably position to the proposal for p6ssi­ dent has proposed measures to future, will have a decisive effect (From):: t. LOlli Post-Dispatch) majority in congress pennits the - It wal; the President himself won·t have to be made' effective ble consumer rationing (point 9) deal with it. Congress cannot on the course of civiUzatian ...' Should additional taxes be imposed on co·operative n 0 ill- President's request for dra!;tlc whO said nM long ago thllt hI!! was in practlce. This is an inade­ and the proposal tor selective slrnply' cry, "regimentation." It In the circumstances the Pr.. tion. 1 economIc conlrols to befog con- against dfastic (price) conttdis. quate approach. price and wage ceiling (point 10), nOw has the responsibi li ty of us­ sident's prescription is as bald il This pojiticall.v cxpl0 'ive qu c~tion (came) to issu before the sideration of the rehabllitaUon HI! himsel eal\edllhem "police The-naUon has reached a point not because they would create a ing some or all of the tools he sug­ the crisis demands . .. ll ouse ways and m rans committee (last week). I needs of western Europe. l!Iatll. methods." of crisis at which skill and cour ­ "police state" as Senator Taft gests or of shaping others to do • • • Co-ops, such liS th Natial1al' o-operative Milk l!rodueer I fea- Certainly the two matters are Yet the need for them, 1f need age are bettcr ar ms than cautious charges but because they would lhe job . .. SAN FRANCISCO CHRONItu eration, say no. Their organized enemies, and presumably con· related. But thIs Is no a1falr of there' be, dId not develop over- ineptitude ... not work .. . Inflation is a real and present -The President implies, thraugb. .. "the chicken or the el'l'7"whlch night. If they are needed now, " Tlfe Prrildem's first eiJht g ressman Ploeser's co·op baitmg commIttee, s~ yes. . came flnt?" Everyone _der- ahey ought to have \)een in pre- . . . ." danger. It should be tackled wi h out his message, that the struale ST. LOUIS POST-DI8PATCR­ polntB-. If stress is put on alloea- I some of the patriotism and resolu­ has reached a crucial point. He's . As .a matter 0 fact, tho propo ed taxe would bo unjnst di - stands perfectly thai It- Is th~ paration for several months Mr. Truman grasped the nettie tlon and lnventory control, con­ rl'imination for these rca sons : , Marshall "plan" wh10h II pr!- past .. . tldn the war dangers evoked. asking .congress to' accept the prin. yesterday-bUt Whether firmly tttute a sound InfllUlon control Other nations have halted infla­ ciple that in this cold war the 1. The consumer co-ops are a sociatiotl. to saVe money by group mary. Except for this urrent If the need was clearlY' develo­ enough is doubtful. Alt hough he prorra.m by' themselves. It tion-and kept their liberties. concentration of authority .is iU plll'chllS of g1;oecrie ,c~thing, gasoline, hou ing, in, llrance, sml\lI need to ,et Europe on It, feet, ping, moreover, it was positively con.,-ess will them Into referred to hl~ lO-point. program pat Americans can do it, too, it they imperative as in any hot war. Imms, heallb sCl'vice Ilnd the likp. • there would be no serious tl.lk urgent that the administration ras "drastic mllasures," some of law-and many memt1ers bave really wan t to. He wants m:whlnery set '" already espOused! one or ~veral Th<,y are already fully taxed. They pay, as tbe house small of dolilllllUc price celllnrs and should tk'ke the Republican lea- them represent only obvious com­ THE WASHINGTON POST­ now, so.he calt make It Instanlly m!)n sense, such' as thl! restoMtion of them--we can at last do business commmittee said last year, "all city, state an4 federal tattoning and so on • • • ders of congress into its confi- The President meets head-on the effecti ve if anil when' Ihe' UI' . The Republican party has a dence. Whatever we need to do of conttOls on consumer credit, somethlnr about the tiP ward dilemna which is presented to this gency oecomes suftlelehill E'S incurred b~ ' other typeR of retailer" oppont-n ts' a sertlOns majority in both houses ~f con- domestically to insure success of 8plral 01 prtces, whlch Is a while others are hardly startling. country by the double-ba r relled gt'eat. By the Ba me token lie to the contt'ary. " gress. the European aid prograln must threat not only to our domestic Mr. Truman goes very gingerly need of sustaining tree instilutions doesn't want to risk (he iS11lt 2. 'rIle fat'me l' co-ops eithel' increase their membcrs' income by It has an opportunity here to be done on a nonpartisan basi~ to into the mattet of consumer ra­ economy but to our European abroad and halting our own becoming entangled In \ena\lI~ joint marketing of th ir products or reduce their exprnses by straighten out the administra- be done Etffectively .. . . relief p)'orram. tioning and limited price and wage "alatming" inflation. Wlthout congressional debate at the verT joint pm'chases of uppli s and equipment. lion's approach to this new, un- Whethet'lit (th~ admlnktra- controls, though these things These eigh.t. points should be­ Abollt half these associlltiom, arc a trendy taxed on the same escapable American role in thJ! ilen) _vulnerable t. tbe aecu- a doubt our inflation is due in part time when the need for pronlPl· of seem inetcapable. come the baSis for a bi-partisan to our shipments to the necessi­ ness· is most acute. bl\sis as pl'ivflte bnsin s corporations. WOrld. satlon of "crisis techniques" Yet' the speech' Is an encour­ program to bring our economy out tous nations ... II the nations The other side of the picf\Jr~ is 3. 'l'lle othrr ha If-the , o·ealled "exempt" farm eo-ops-are It will "muff" that opportunity now or not, we cannot afford acinI' about-face of national po­ of the clouds and to enable liS to are not helped, they may not sur­ whether Congryss feell; it car trust taxed like ordinal'Y corporations with these exeept.ion : They are if it uses the President's request partisan recrlmlnaUon. however. licies which have proved ruin­ set Europe on it~ feet in a mini­ vive as Independent coUntries. As the PresidenV to wal l until the l10t subj('et to incom , capital stoel, and stamp taxe . for economic controls as an ex- The wortd situation 18 too , ser- OUR and whlch cause the Pres­ mum o[ lime. The other two Mr. Truman puts it, "human mis­ need is actually compelling. He~ , Only in the .la, t group .ii:l 1hel'e any existing E'xemption-ano, cuse for side-tracking or debili- iOWi. Ident to use such strClnr lan­ points? No. ery and chaos lead to s\.ri{e and again , ~'nere wi\\ be 'Important ele­ ll ecorC\ing to bo lh I he small bllsiness report and n new statement tating the European reconstruct- It is terribly llrgent that the rua,e as to warn' that, unless CHICAGO DAILY NEWS Inflation Is conquered, "we ma.y conquest. Hunger a nd poverty ments in congress who will leel by tho treasnry, it. amollntff ~o vcry little. 'l'herll is rl.? need to ion' plan. GOP majority in congress rise -President Trumait still refuses tempt the strong to prey upon the that. the risk is too great-tl)at the al'''ne the point, hecan s lhe anti· o·or lobby admItted thut is the chance f6r the Re- above partisan. bickerin.g, there- brine on a. depression from to explain to the coun try frankly 11ll. N~w weak II same presidential advisers who I . I pubhcan majority to assume real 'tore, and focus Its attention on the which oUr ecdnomlc - system, the relationship between his for­ ."" 1 . , 1 M'r. Truman's meaning is as were reluetant to surrender the lts r ea qual'l'clls \~It 1 somet ling esc. . ' . . leadership-leadership th'\t will basic probletn. Congtess has an as we knoW' It, mll'bt not reco­ eign-a id program and the danger plain as daylight. lIe has, as we OPA controls would prevail upon 'l'h l' III 1'[1HlrL'cllS that t11 ~ co-ops arc not III bl1Sm eS!l for profIt challenge the American people's opportunity to take a truly intelli- ver." Both 1\lr. Truman and of a catastrophic inflation that he alt must have. the Soviet Union him to restore the controls rejfard· '-find 111'(' not tax('d on pl'oflts they do not carn. . noblest instincts, and that will gent lead. It is an opportunity conrress are responsible for warns against. Instead h e sees I in mind. 1£ these' nations were less of the degree of the need. When pall'ons bu.v from O?-?P I tJl~y pay full market prlces. prove the party's caPacity for in- for the Republican majority to thest poliCies . . . inflation as a th reat to the for­ At the end of the year, tlle Jomt savlIlg are refunded to them telligent and courageous use of show its real character, its- real TM ptesidl!nt is on dangeroUs eign aid proj!ram, in a bold effort in proportion toyll'ir p11l'ChaseR.. .. its newfound power. capacity for leadershlll and un- grOUnd at all poInts where he de­ to transpos cart and horse. "Patt'onage dlVldend,," they are called. 'Thus, 1£ the savmgs • • • detstandlng in world atfairs' and pends on voluntary action. He !s With that important exception, permit a 5 perc nt refund, lhe cnstOmCl' who bas spen t $500 re- THE CItICAGO T1lIBUNE _ America's new unescapable role. going to need all the additional however, his message to congress OFFICIAL DAILY BU[tETIR' N) ives $25. M"r. 'l'tuman's speech belore con- 0 • • powers he asks of congress and boldly accepted' the political rilics cont end that a 38 perecnt corporation income tax should gress yeste~day was a confession NEW YORK HERALD TRI- then some. His speech is brutal­ consequences of urging the Amer­ he drdueted from the $25. To do so, howev('r, would be to tax of his and his party's failure . •. BUNE-oPtesident Truman almost ly frank when he tells of the ca­ ican people be bridled so that they what is not a profit but an overcharge. Everyone of the New Deal apologetically presented an infl/l~ tastrophe we face, but is com­ can't get fracllous under the whip. 'l'h saving i, the patl'oTll!' property, held in trl1 t for them. If schemes ... has proved to be a t10n control progratn whictt can paratively meek: and mild in the The whIp is the subtraction of it were taxcd as a profit, i t would be the some as deducting $38 dismal fraud. Now Mr. Truman hardly ~ escaped, but w!'rich' is program he proposeso 0 ,_ to avert it. great tonnages of material for Eu­ rope. The bridle Is a new set of ('orporation tax from each $100 John Doc withdraws from his advances the stopgap appropria- ceftBinly draitlc ehough in both VOL. XXIV, No. 52 bank account. • tions and the MarsMll plan as a its recommeridatiohS and its im- THE MILWA"(1)[ft JOURNAL controls, including rationing or L president Truman's message to consumer goods In which scarci­ Patronage rcfunds b.v co·operatives are exactl." like the" divi· cure -.all They wI'll work no bet. - plicatillns to have demanded a . N ter than the other schemes he ad- lfIaximum of boldness, frankness the special session of congress ties appear ... UN'VERS'lY CAlENDAR rl rnd, " ]laid (0 pol ieyholderR mutual in. maTIco compnme.. l Ot d and precision in its prl!sentaUon, o • 0 . l' iu . f d voca e ... properly pothts to the imperative Saturday, Nov. 22 Phi, room 225 ~chaerrer hall. '01:. 011(' Ruggr. ts tmnng t le 111 , U1'ance premlllm r e lIn . Mr. Truman comes torwa!'i FOr some curious reason, the need of immediate relief for Eur­ TIlE CHRISTIAN SCIENC~ 12 :15 p. m. A. A. U. W. lunch- George Karo will speak on "For­ :Ba g ll' ~ llImp s HI'(' patl'on!lge T'l'fllncls pure alld s imple. No one with his proposals for the ~eI~ President all but divorced inlle­ ope and to the equally imperative MONITOR - President Truman is eon and meeting; one-act play, geries in Ancient Art." , ul-{g('sll; toxing' rit\wl' theil' co~l to the giver 01' vahle to th() l'e- "Puff-Ball goes to College-186?," WednesdaYI Nov. 26 , rei vel'. \ Rn. J. w. 8ehtriltz .nd Ro< . E. II. p-resented by the Creative Writ- 7 :30 p. m. Lecture by Prates- Patronage refunds by farmer co-operatives ll.I'e in thr same case. lIoentt. assistant. pastor ing Group; University Club rooms SOl' R. Ruggles Gates, or London Sunday masses at 6. 7:30, 9, 10:15 and Special Cor;alville When 11 fm'mer buy. through his e04 op , the refund h e get. at the 11 :30 a.m. Weekday ma!Ses at 6:30 a.m. 2:00 p . m. Matinee, University University, on "Evolution of Man," in the convent and at 7:25 and 8 a.ln. theatre • chemistTy auditorlum - ('n meeting Des Moines Meeting Color travelogue by Robert Fri- 8 p. m. University play, Unl- a bl(' in 11 is pCl'Sonal income. ~ . LATTER'i>-"y sAiNTs- .-. preceded by supper at 6. METROD'" cnURCD ars: "Holiday in Cuba," Mae- versity theatre Conlerenc:e rOOM N ••• , Q1fI,io Unt .. Governor Robert D. Blue's spe­ Bl1s ines;; men have f01'l11ed many eo·ops. The Associated Press Jeffeuoh ' ahd OV1>)tque Itreet. f<"nd8Y, 10 a.m. Sunday school-lesson. CHURCII OF THE N'AZAREN'E D• . L. L. Dunnl".t.n .nd Ro.. V. V. cial seven-man committee to study bride auditorium Thursday. Nov. 27 is co·op. 'O'OP(' I'OtivC wholesale store. :md il1Surance under· Subject: " DoctrJnes and Covenants," Burlln,ton and Clinion street. Lax.maaa, ministers MOhd~y , Nov. 24 n" 11 :30 a.m. Priesthood meeUng. 7:30 Wendell Wellman, miailier Sunday. 9:30 a.m. CnuTCh school 111 the- proposed construction or the ' Thanksgiving day-classes sus- u •••". .. 0. P .. 8 p. m. University play, Uni- pended write rs 111'(' invalL'l8blc aids to!1 legion ' of small merchants and p.m. Cottalte meellng at 1007 Flnkbine Ha.l, t. all deparlment~. 9:30 and 11 :30 a.m. Coralville flood control reservoir pork. WednesdBlI. 8 p.m. Relief society. "un~.y. 9:~~ •.In . r.hurch school £0. Id~ttcal morning worship sel'Vlces. Ser­ mnny very la rge on . .' '''I1M they ('aI'Il , no profit!'; of' their own, Social science Ids.on on subject of SUnday, l iH -p.m. Clntrch .chool. 2:45 mon: "Bargain With Life." Klndergarlen. north ot Iowa City will meet in versity theatre 8 p. m. Iowa Mountaineers: t\WY pay 110 incoml' tax. "Honesly." For Informal lon, call 8·0658. ' p.m ~' WOl'llh1p hbU.. 6:45 p.)n Youth 6:15 p.m. .Studenl supper 1n fellowship Tuesday, Nov. 25 Natural Color Travelogue: "The ,groups. 1:30 p.m. Evanr"U.Hc .e I'VI~ . tlall. 7:30 p.m . University oC Ule for Des Moines Dec. 2, Chairman H. , J't is cJelll', therefoI'l', thut tl1 e1'l' is no justice in Rprcial wxrs on ST. PAUL'i LUTIIERAN CttORCD i'enn(m: "The TWO-Fold Chrl'I." '!\let­ se.n ior h1eh tichool students in the sanc­ Garland Hershey, state geologist, 4:30 p. m. Y. W. C. A. Thanks- Lord's Footsteps," by Don R. 404 E. Jeflenon ..red ' day. 1:3(1 ' p:m. MtSl!hmal'Y' socIety n\eet­ luary. giving service, Senale Chamber, Catlin, Macbride auditorfum the . aving>; made hy ml'mbr l's of co-operatives. John F. ChoUI, pall'r Inl' at 3t!> N. Covel'llor .treet: Wednes- announced yesterday. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. Sund.y ~hool and ff th('y werc the , I1bversive institllt.iollS which their en emies day! 8 p.m . Mld"Ne~k praye .... and prali.. FI.8!' BAPTIST CHORCII The committee at present is Old Capitol I Friday. Nov. 28 BIble class. 10 :30 a.m. DIvine worship., Thunday, , p.m. Ch"""b ","001 vbll&- 8. ClJ.I~D a •• Bu.lln,ton sI,eeto 8 p. m. Lecture on "Social As- 8 p. m. University play, Uni- r lai m, a cas(' conld b(' argued for p enalizing them anyhow. Sermon : "Anti-Christ." ~: 30 'p.m. Gamma tlDIerks. pastor studyIng the testimony and evi­ Delta vesper' 5:40 p.m. Supper. 6,30 Tllsteacl, as Marquis hiJcls Ilnd otber students hay pointed ont, serlll.,.., at 1021 E. Market street. SatUT- S"unday. 8:30 a.m. Church school with peets of Atomic Energy," by Pro- verslty theatre n.m. "Convention ttishllll1to." Monday. day. 7:30. p:'lTh SIn![IDIratioD. •• classes 10. aU age.. 10 :30 a.m. Morn - dence submitted a t a public hear­ 8 p.m Church member.hlp nla... ThurS­ lessor H. W. Saunders, Macbridr SaturdaY, Nov. 29 th(''y provide II 110prf I "middlr war" betwcen privnte monopoly day. 10 :30 a.m. Divine worsnlp. Ser­ . ~ ing wonh\p. Sermon: " The Gospel in ing in Iowa City last week. Some COI\IMlJ~ITY ORU.CR CENTn Shoe .... N'u ...ry . Sp.rn. Judson Cellow- time rrext mbnth, Hershey said, auditorium 8 p. m. University play. Un!- and socia li ~m. mon: "Christ. Compa ~s lon on the Hun­ O...... lty btlll.'., shIp vespers. 8:30 p.m. Roger Williams gry," Saturday. 9~38 a.m. Saturday 8 p . m. Meeting of Eta Sigmlo verslty theatre o·ops arr pl'Oclllcel's or con!>1.1mrl'S mobilizied to protect them­ schooL all ales. lo oSe •. m. MOl'lllng worshIp. fellowshIp meeting at the student center, the committee will send a r!!Com­ CONOREGAnOH'AL OAU&c" Sermon: "Seek and Yc Shall Find':" 1:30 p.rn. University Of LICe lor high mendation to Blue. (For In/ormation regardln, dates beTond fhl. IIfJlJedale, ..... - . el\'es f rom exploitlltion, ne ithel' secking nor needing sprcial air! ~~~~~~:. 1 p.m; wors~tp : nd song ""ho I ( ug,er.t=! , at tbe Methodist church . Clinton and Jeff.'.... Bireeta Blue will use the committee'S 01' socia listie srlt emes from govcl'nmrnt. Rev. Jame. Z. Waery, pI.lor lerv"tlon In tbe clilce of jbe President, Old CaDIIoI.) , Tn the words of th(' sml1ll hw;iness cOl1)Inittce, they are a ""cry Sunday. 9:3 0 •. m. Church schoot for a1j report as a recommendation from ages. 10:30 a.m. Mornlnl worshll>. s.. ..- Iowa to be sent to Washington, sl1c('essfnl m C' R1UI of combAling monopoliRti(' concentrations and, as mon : "What Makes .. Church StronS." (A~~:'.~~l~..!~: 8=.~~e) -rdur~ Or$Jo~ Aftend Nursery. Saturday, 10 a.m. Sillaent ceti" J.~ •• _ ••• ' Bl ...... " .. Itree.s - ~ " D. C. before Jan. 3. GENERAL NOTICES SII(·l l, a V(,l'y 11 ('11 1111), addition 10 the Ameril'llll economy." inet meelfug at the c'hurch. TuelKlay, A. O. Proe1o': paltor "-I M ,. 12 :30 p.m. Interdenomlnatlon.' fotUm Sunday. 9:15 a ,m. Sunday schoOl. 9, 10- Des' f.t GInes e·eIng rc the state objects to the pro­ WOMEN'S GYM and following a holiday. C1ol1MS luncheon. Thursday. 9:15 p.m. Sludent ., ... stud""' BI&"t. .1..... I.:M '.M. PI­ vine wo~s hlp service. ~oi'I, "Th" posed reservoir, the government for Thanksgiving holiday will CIIIly BIble study a~ the Little Chapel . The Jjool in the women's gym­ Church TrIulllphant." 2 p.m. DlvfM ' s~· will not proceed with the build­ ice and SundllY" school at st.JOhn" Lu- Executive Dean E. T. Peterson, nasium will be open to all women be suspended Thursday, Nov. 2'/. Moral Rtarinamenf MQveRlent FIRST CHURCH OF CDRIST, theran church at Sharon. 5. p .lll. Lu- I f ing plans, even though they have students for recreational swim­ RCIEN'TIST theran student association meeting. Sup- and Prof. James Van Zwo I 0 the the power to do so with tI1t slate's 'UI E. Cello,. oIreeL per and social hour. 0:30 p.m. Devo- college of education, will take part min~, Monday, Thursday and Fri­ ROTC By 1. W_ KOBERlI'S, JR. is a mild example. A better one Sunday. . : .~ a.m. bunday school. 11 tlonal hOUT. Thursday. 10:30 a.m. . I d ' . t th t t approval. day afternoons, 4: 15 to 5:30 and Gen. Billy Mitchell R. O. 11; .C. AP Forel,n Affairs Analyst was published in Estonia renently; A.m. Lef'!l on·sermon. Subject! "Soul and Th4nksglvlpg day service and sennon . ')1 pilne ,scl!sslons a e s a e Public testimony during last Body" Wednesday. e p.m. Tiftlmonlat , . ~_ .. ' Conference and school of .instruc- Saturdays, 10:30 to 11 :30 a.m. squadron will meet in I'com' Il, Aside from all lhe clashes of according to the Baltic reView, of oneedng. Thursday. 11 a .... ThIflifsghlln, ....IIT EP«IIASB ....T ...... ~N' ·(]R.,IIOB, week's hear'ng was ullanimous1y armory building, Nov. 25 al 7 material inlerests between Russia Stockholm, by the Soviet m lnill­ .ervice. Dall y (except Sun 1I.n!. Cl>r1.U ... rHIo hQur iM. TOlIMaJI"tllh!illllll lfIIday, 1:4 ~ p.m. ganlzation act which was passed graduation requirement for each will be held Nov. 24, 7 :30 p. tn:, 'rhe moral rearmament move- presses itself thetein that the over WMT. 9:30 a.m. Clfurcli schc!ol for Ev.nrellsUc .e..... lce. witn song service. J t "Those unable ' to attend the class missed the day preceding room 105, Sohaeffer hall. aU ale group', Class for unIversIty -tiu- SAlurday. '1'* p . m~ ~o",~",ople s' nIght. by the last state legislature 0 public hearing last week will have ment has become increasingly pupils and students are imbued dents 10 :31) a.m. Morning ~ ..hl" · ,,",,' create fewel' and larger school dis- active, holding great weeks-long with idealism, religion, the spirit communion service. Sennon , "The Pub- CHllacu OF CHI RI8T until Dec. 1 t1) 'senl:i recommenda­ Ilcan's Thanksglllin,.\' It p .rn') Betlblffll' iIn .. P~. '.1 tficls throug"Qbut Iowa. meetings- both in Europe and of reconciliation between the fellow ship and Thanluglvinil supper at , Sunday. 10' a.,n. BIble study. Subject: tions to the committee before they WSUI PROGR~ ) CAlENDAR America. They have been attended ~classes . . ." 726 E. W•• nl'1l1ton sirtet.· VellPUs alld'· "Tho! ltiIn"t_ "' . .. CKurch Name." make a final re'port to Washing­ recreation to foil.,.,... 'l'uesday, f:lftJ · J1,m'. 11 a.m. Communlol!. WedHesday, 7 p.m. ton, D. C.", Hershey said. 8:00 ' .m. Morning Chopel 2:00 p.m. Johnson County New •. One by high poUlical leaders. labor A terrible thingl W.M.B. society meellnll ~t tbe c)lurch. Mld-wm devOtional meellng. 8:15 a.m. News Martin - union officials, industrialists Ilnd Is it possIble, in any way, to Wednesday , 6:30 p.m. Ohblt pr.fI~ ... at ----'-" 6:30 a.m. Melodic Moments 2:15 p.m. Salety Speak. the church. FrIday. 1 p.m. Choir prac- ST WEHCESL~ CnURCH 2:50 p.m. Gilbert and Sulllvln P1.y- others from every part of the J bridge the gulf between western lice at the churc/! _ __.Oaf ' .....el Fu .. eral Tomor-row 9:00 a,m, Musical Interlud e .... 0.1" ...11. ,,"tor 9:02 •. m. Iowa St.te Tcachcrs Associa- house. "Ruddlgore" world and every walk of life. The civili~alion a~ people who think . lion 4:30 p.m. Tea Time MelodIes· FIRST PRE8BYTEaIAN' OHU.CH "Y. " .... W. III ...... ·1. , ..1 .. Fior f. ran k LewlS 9:30 •. m. Tho Book hell 5: 00 p.m. Chlldrcn's HOllr moral suasion exerted was credit- like that? %6 •• Ib...... r_ · · Sandtl)'. r.. '.111. Le"; m •••• 8 •.m. h'bltl r bl k d Frank L. Lewis 67 605 Melrose 9:45 •.m . Afler Bre.kCa,t Coltce 5:3 1) p.m. New. P. H ...I ••• p.llnkj/ , ..t.. Law rna... Dall),. Illalses at 1 and 9:30 An ex 1 on ' 0 ac an ed with a major role in ending . ., . 110 : 1 ~ a.m. This Week In Tne Magazines 5:45 P.m. 5porl, TIme Sunday. 9:30 a.m. Cbwrc . _"..I flll' all· ••m. flatllrtl. Cdfth.sl_ It 3 to 5:50 wlUte' and color prints by univer- avenue, died yesterday at Unl- 10:30 a.m. Piano MelodIc. R·M p.m. "h~ Dinner tlour . the British coal strike last sum­ ages. 10:45 a.m. Monllng WoHhlp. rein- and 1 to 8:30 p.m. sity artlstlr O"-~ tIlday in the Mad Ilv Sunday. Sermon : "Chrls,l..,s on ~ _ • --- ...... versity hospital. Hp. was admitted '10 :45 a.m. fashIon FCllutes 7 :00 • . m. NeWS-Farm Flasb.es mer. 11 :00 a.m. Reporter's Scrapbook 7:U p.m. Musical Moods MaIn stroel." Nul'Ml9'l ~»plml \fen- . 1ft. PA'l'lrlclt'S 0 ~ 1, 1_·. IMaI.=.· - a.m., hlih PUI'pose of the exhl'bl'tl'on l'S to 1 and supper. 7 p.m. ' lItllld.,. 1etIt ""S8. 1.. 35 a.ni .• low mah. Dally masses ed by the Rock Island railroad ,12 :30 p.m. New s. Ra y Gulh 9:00 p.m. The Campus Shop shevists hold to be bad almost Thursday morning which wall 'red' 19~6 12 :45 p.m. Guest Slar II:~J p.m. New~ ers' meeting In the lounae, Wedneid81'j at 8 •. 111 . Saturday n\a~ ..t 1:110 a.m. acquaint sludents and lowa Cit!- lor 27 years and re tI III "' . 1:00 p.m. Mul nl Ch.t~ everything that the western world signed by Mlss Ranjana Sidhanta. " ·.0 pm. Student pj)t-IIICII , ..1\IMItf 711-* ·c I ~ , . 10:00 p.lIl. S1GN OFF WHtminoter chbir rehearsal. - 1'hut1lday. 'T. THOMA!! ' MOIII CJRAPEL ans wi th work being done in the A member 01 the Methodist has learned to consider good. Miss Sidhanta has Informed us Iv::'" a.m. Community Thank.ctvlnl . - 4... · "" ....,...... "I.. art department, Decker said. And church. the- Ma&ena and the Elks, There is a vast difference between she didn't write the letter but service tn the church. Sermon by Dr. M. Jti •. L..... r. I. !lr.'m.... , ..lor, •• v. . . Willard Lampe. Frlday, 8 p.m. Wylie I. ".U.r M.II••• " .... 1. ,"lor, .... to glve people the opportunity Lewis is SUrvived b» his wife, 11 WHO"Cafendar WMJ the Marxian tenet that religion agrees with its contents. J •• eaten. ,ulld pet-luck supper In Ibe churcll. ,a••• ller, P~.D . , ••••,. , ••I.r. to buy work done by the artists. niece and two nephew.. (NBC Oud,,) is the opiate ot the masses and MENHOHlTi'OOIPIL IIIISIION Black alld white prints exhib-I (CBS OUllel) Ia!,~n~~.y ~:~H~.: 8'::0.1~'::d t,1;~ . Funeral services will be held' . ~!.a a,m) New», Gotlt 9:00 •.m . News. Preitler the Communist execution of the 11 ... De)/l ,.... 7. .... rman Hobbl •• ".1..... ·•. m. ~\ -II 11 itl!ti ' are u,. John Kacere Wendell at !! I). m. at the Hohenschuh II : I ~ I.m. Gov. Robert D. Blue 9:15 . "11. Music Snapllhotll theory in trying to wipe-out prin­ Sunday. 10 e.m. Sundey schodl tOI" alII -' I I~ ...... 0000«...... ~ , .. 11:40 p.,n. The SonJrfellows Fine "'liert. Caray $9 ~lIes . 11 •. m. Evanilejlltl~ Ie~on. s:ao from 3:30 to 5 md 1 to 8:30 p.m. on all Black, Le Roy Burket, PhIlip L 10:3(1 •.m . Adventurer', Club ciples Which we have come to mortull1'Y, and th(! Rev. . L. 1t30 p.m. Football-Princetoll VB. Dart- Judge Emil .G. Trott In police p.m. Slnllsplra Ion . Wedneiday. 7:40 p.m. SAturdeYI. days hefore Holy Days end Wigg John Shulze Edwin Essex Dunnington wili officiate. Burial , mouth II :OQ a.m. Thpoter of Today consider a part of humanity. Preparatory serVIce for Sundoy com- rlra'.Jrlday.. Also 0. ",SundlY, ~r om 20 D ' , , court yesterday fined Robert munlon ."rvlce ntllNiu 1Mi..! .... to I mIn III. before ann Steward, Joyce Blum, Ray· 12:00 Iloon Volrc of 10wl The current Soviet advice to Gray, Iowa Oity, $4 for using the will be III tlie OaRland cemetery. ;;~~:~ : ~rb~rlSt!~~ord 12 :50 p.m. family Pari)" UNIT&.'&N (]BU-~B min. Ne.Jimln clUb each Tuesday of Frenc;h PaUl Emerson and Sey- 6:15 p.m, Mustcal Memori •• 3:45 p.m, Goe Collece Pro"lm its school teachers that 'heY must street' ttl store his car, and $5 for ---...... , .cbaol year at ':30 In the Student center. . B' h Evane A. W.rt~ley, , ... 'er mour arc at. Branch and Helen Kae CantuI'. r.48 ji.m. U:8. N.Vy Bhnd 8115 p.lll. MUltc Membrl .. instill ill their pupils a "flaming failul'e to display registration Sunday. 8:30 a.m. Church school and ST: MAIIY'S clluaca Th I . t I I 7:00 p.m. Llle 01 Rlle1 7:00 p.m. Firat NI,b1e~ J.tt...... LI ••• d The show will last for the next 7:30 p.m. Truth 0" Consequence hate" tor the. country's enemiu plate•. nursery. 10 :45 a.m. Momlnli wol'lhtp. troel. ree co or prm s on sp ay , 8:00 p.m. Joan Dav is Shnw , Sermon : "now ~uch of God Wao 1n al .•n. Ii ,r. C. B. Mtl.I>I',. , ..I •• are by Arthur Levine, Mimi t~o weeks. 8:00 p.m . Your lilt Parade 8:30 p'ln. Vau'hl! M!lltrtle 0:30 p.m. Harmony Tllllo 10:00 P.m , News, Wldmork •

L IlJe veteran said be would wait a Phi Kappa Sigma week before calling agaSn. '" i~ tur~ qut the second ~au Social Fraternity Well, Forget I' was unnecess:lry. ExacUy five Attempts To Contact days later, Friday Nov. 14, Platt got his rheck. Reactivated at SUI Bradley Foiled ihiEBfADOalft PERSONAL SBRVlCB MOTOR SERVO • Alpha Phi chapter of Phi KapPa B7 BILL McBRIDE ONE SPERTI floor model sun ftADzc.J. appl.laneea, laDlDe. uwt NITION Sigma, natIonal social Iraternio/, Although General Omar N. Johnson County Is lamp. Call 80926 after 6 p.m. Iltf.I. Electrical 1JinIIa. repajr­ • CAWBURETOQ was oUicially reactiVllted at ihe Bradley would not accept th VELVET formal jacket. Size 16. The tzII. Radio repair. JlclIIon Kleotrtc eGEHDATORS esTAllTDa University of Iowa Nov. 1 when charges on a long dIstance tele­ 8th in Liquor Sales Dial 5760. . ad GUt. Phone Mes. • BRIGGS • 8T1lATrON the national office returned the phone call, Arthur G. Platt, C3 . MOTOn group's charter, Dave Harris, G figured it was still worth the tTY. Johnson county ranks ~igh th ro~ SALE: 38 CII!. Special Colt WBODOESlT Pyramid Services Lakewood, Ohio, president, an­ Platt tried to telephone the gen­ among Iowa cQunties in per capi­ Commando. $50. Phone 6336 • nounced yesterday. eral, who was then adminilitrator ..I 8. CHIlto. DIal I'r" ta liquor- sales, according to FOR SALE: Men's full dress Ten Iowa men were initiated at of veterans affairs, about the de­ Louis H. Cook , research specialist lay of his subsistence check which lQr the lltate tax commission. 10rm1l1 suit, tails. Size 36. Ex­ ANNEX the fraternity's Northw tern uni_ B LO PERMANENT versity chapter hOUle, E\'anston, was three months overdue. cellent condition. Lady's form"l Acros trom Johnsoll county had per capita ANTI· FREEZE m., last Sunday. The 26-year-old navy and coast sales of $19.70 against the state CWSIFI&D DISPI.A Y size 10, worn once. Davenport. Bet-ten &uthwtnd .. Dial 2810. the Crandlc New initiates include J ohn guard veteran plac~ the call to high or $22.51 for nearby Linn ISe per CoIlUIUl .. Tropic Alre - Tire Chaln.s Bradley's home in Arlington, Vn., county (Cedar Rapids). The state BOB II HENRY B a u e h, A2, Gladbrook, Jerome Or sa for a MOD'" F'OR SALE: Ducks. Gus Linde· Jim and "Doc" Connell Blaclutone, A3 , nd Raymond at 9 a.m. and \\Ins told the "bra s" low was $3.56 tor Fremont QOun­ man. Dial 4089. EXPERT MOVING SERVICE "WIlDt to see ,.0.'* would not be in until later. ty In th southwest corner of the ClDaeUaUOD DeadU ... I ..... 323 E. Burl. Pho_e .,57 Tingle ,E2, both from Oak Park, to lIl.; Kurt Hauer, E2, Davenport; Determined to talk with the V. state. J IeQeulble lor ODe lJIe ...... MEN'S Shoes tor sale. $2.50 IuerdOD ODIJ PHOTOGBAPHY ANY PorNT IN THE U. S. Richard Fishbaugh, A2, Charles A. chier, the t II Chicagoan re­ Six counties do not have liquor while they last. Hock-Eye stor s. Tl"\ey are Henry, Ringgold, IIrbII Ada to Dan,. I .... THOMPSON Llndbert, E2, and Fred Nordstrom, quested that 5.-adley call him in Loan. his room at the Quadrangle laler. Van Buren, Warr n, Washing­ ...... OUice. ~ BaIL .Or KENT PHOTO Service A2, all of Shenandoah; Lawrence Tran ler " Storace C•. utun»» loaned on eameru. ton and Wayne . FOR SALE: Skates, ""'7 Plctuee I. '!'be ..... 1\lU, clothing, J_weu,o, etc. C. Larsen, A~, Cedar Falls; For· After a 4-hour wllit the tele­ DIAL 4191 fc sizes, Dial 2161 rest Rehbert, E2, Independence, ladles' and Men's. ock·Eye WecJdlq ..... Reliable Loan. lJO So LlJm. plan nnally rang. Bradley' wile WI·SCOnSI·n VI. Gophers Lpan. AppUeaUoa Plchuw and Robert Stooker, E2, Kansa lleel to inform thtl reporter "In QuIIt7 15... Dey... DIJaft­ FOR SALE: Auto, Lite, and Prop· City, Mo. QO uncer~aln term " that the gen­ MINNEAPOLIS (JP) - The sea­ tarr AIm roOD .... oUa. IPeClaIhet ...... erty Insuranc," In ,ood Iowa rASH lOAnS Two other men were initiated eral WOlJld not accept th revers­ son's biggest crowd is indicated , • Monday at Hotel JefCerson. Th4lY ed cherges and then hun" up. for the Wisconsin-Minnesota foot­ LOST: Lady's G~ld pocket watc~ FOR SALE rraJJ117 Companies. Fred V. J ohnson. Dial UI~ ..... Aye. DIal 1111 2002. were Dule Erickson, A3, Banlilor, In the heat of his determina- ball game in Memorial stadium and chain. Initial G. L. H. on l-DAY SIIVICI Wis., and Vinc nt Peters,~, Boy- calM!. Great sentimental value. Re­ 000 ~tt d~~ ~In a~ ~d today. with preparations being Radios, Clock., Electrlo Come to HOUtehoid for • Iou den. tbe operator he would pay lhe made for 64,000 persons. ward. Dial 6612. on your aalary, car or furniture Phi Kappa Sigma is the last of Flat Irons, Odd ChaIrs. FOR CHRISTMAS TYPewriters are Valaablr charges. Mrs. Bradley again an- LoST; Fraternity pin. Reward. keep tPlem -without endonera. Take up to Iprewar social fraternltle to return lWered, but still would not allow Base all Draft Call 80959. GIVE YOUR PORTRAIT. I __20_m_ o_n_thl_to_r_epa_y_. ~~~:-:"":~ to this campus, according lo Hur- Pen and Pencil 8el8. Suits, SPecial Chrlatmh rates. CLEAN and in REPAIR Platt to speak with her husband. COLUMBUS, O. (JI')- Class A CHOOSI A MONTHLY 'AYMIHT "'AN ri, nd has a membership of 17 She told the operator to have baseball clubs have drafted 29 LOST: Black Boslon Bull dog, top coats, aport coats, Sewtnr men. C. D. GRECIE STUDIO Frobwein Sappl7 Co. " ...... y ...... "the student call my hu band at playe!'s, President Georee Traut­ Near Union. Dial 5659. Officers were elect d 'l'\Jesday. lZ'1 S. Dubuque DIal 4885 , lSI n .. u .. his office in the morn In,." man of the National Assocll1tion or machine. Bed lamps. • So. (JUnto. PhODe at" .... In addition to Harris, they are LOST : Lady's Elgin Watch l6si » 1 8.15 S13.11 119.81 Deciding the general "was prob- Professionnl Baseball league~ nn- between Currier - Chemistry IS 8,4Q 16,.' SUI Erickson, firlll vice - pr id nt; ably pretty hot under the cnllar" nounced y lerdny. H 0 0 K-E Y E LOA N SHOB RBPAD 13 ts,03 10.01 19.18 29,33 StOqker, second vice-pre ~ide nl; Building. Ext. 3891. TYPEWRITERS- , 8.24 11,411 36.1\0 54.55 51 ckstone, corre pond in" secre· ROOM AND SOARL By GENE AHERN LOST: WlIl person who borrowed ales entall 1 r~hoId" cbarp 10 !.he monthly ",10 try; Hauer, recording secretarY; upplle.:, of g,;w ",lhal plrt Qr a t.\anc>e not ft· brown ShaelCer Pen at Airliner S R~ paln Cffd,n. 5100. and 2,. on till'. part d. Peter, tr urel'; Nordstrom, so­ call 81116. "ALL KINDS balance In tICMO "C,lIl0. OF INSURANCE" • Late Model Rental cipl chairman; Fishbaugh, rll hing S. T. MORRISON .. CO. chairman. ond Tinglerr, pledge roB BENT Typewriters ~ HOUSEHOL" trainer. A. O. KELLEY • All work. Guaranteed ~ FINANCI 203~ E. Washlneton Sa. Prot Wend 11 n. Smith of the e Authorized ROYAl" Type­ ~"'Q3'rn • college or commerC Is til frater­ Ehone 64U writer Dealer IT'S YOURS TO RENT 1~~ E. Washington. 2nd Floor nity alumni adviser. WIKEL TYPEWRITER Cor. Dubuque St. Phone: 4717 Do YOU want to haul II bed EXCHANGE LH.... 1114d. 1./aulUlS Mid ,"1':1.• ,.,. til 'Playground in Kiev' - stove - reirigerator - sand USED CAR VALUES ""rb.,. If"" ... - ashes - furniture - or one til .. Collee. Dial 1-1151 Entertains Parents at a thousand things? 1939 Chevrolet Coupe "Over Penne,'I" TYPING - MIMEOGRAPHING Do it the fast economical way ROGERS RITEWAY Seventh ,raqers at University with "Handy Haul" trailers. 1941 Ford 2 door A~ J'l018 8tnad Tlleater THESIS typing, dis. erlQUons. class high became RUSSians ror 1\ day when they presented a program By the hour, day or week. 1939 Nash • door RADIO SBRVJCB papers, etc. Call 9266 after II IOWA CITY TRAILER MART WHERE TO GO p.m. of RUliSi n music and d.mces for 141 S. Riverside Drive 1934 Oldsmobile Sedan their parents and Universlly high Dial 6838 CARROLL'S school students y sterday. CUSHMAN SCOOTERS RADIO SERVICE TYPING "By the Dam" MIMEOGRAPmNG The program centered on 0 play DOUG'S On all makes Home & Auto NOTARY PUBLIC ntilled "Playground In Kiev," in EKWALL NASI-l CO. All Work Guaranteed MAR Y V. BUR N S which tho cast and doncers were FOR RENT: Double room for dressed In gaily colored Russlnn boys. Hot and cold water in 19 E. BurUDJtoD Phone 1631 SOUND EQUIPMENT 601 low. late BIde. room, Maid service daHy. Close ,------_____. COFFEE SHOP DIal 2656 peasant co lumes. WU-h records furnished Robert Rehder acted os mast r in. 111U! E. Wasbington. For parties and dances. LARGE coolerator ice box at "Open round lNSTRUCnOJit or ceremonies and Janel Sounders FOR RENT: !f.o or double room for Sigma Nu, 630 N. Dubuque. PBONE B525 as Babushka, sang a solo. male student. Close in. Dial LEARN to knit. .Hrst closs 7:30 The program, de ilned to ac­ MEAN the clock" 316 E. Market \lou ~ 6336. FOR SALE: Woman's brown gab- 10 9:30 p.m. Thursday at 1031 quaint students with Russian folk 59 YEARS, erdine coat with detachable Fine Food Finkbine Park. $.2 p per lellson. song ond dances, was planned by FOR RENT: Room\ for male stu­ "Where Q dollar does Its duty" Mrs. WilliDm McCabe. Diol 7472. Dolores Sonders, music instructor. JUDGE;. 1/.11 dent. 420 N. Dubuque. lining. Size 14. Excellent condi­ Fast Service tion. $30. Cell 4191. ::> .. 12'1 S. Clinton FOR RENT: Apartment in town EXPERT RADIO REPAIR of Riverside. Dial .9590. ATTRACTIVE apartment in Sum- mit Apart., cooperative, living 3 DAY SERVICE room, bedroom. Kitchenette, bath, WORK GUARANTEED automatic gas range included. SPECIALIZING PICIC(1P & DELIVERY $3,750. Dial 1i274. In WOOl>BURN SOUND MEALS - SHORT ORDERS SERVICE WANTED TO RENT FOR SALji:: Nice 3-piece bedroom HOME-MADE cmLl • z. (jOLLIGE DIAL 1-'1111 suile compl~te . Reasonable. COLLEGE INN Glnre on West aide of river, Dlal 7688. 1%'1 W. Burliuctoll DANCE AI close to Stadium Park .. TUXEDO, size 42 regular, only To Recorded Music poulble. worn once. See at. No.5, Hawk· keye Village atter 6 p.m. Open Sundays and Week-days Woodburn Sound ----~,.-.------FOR SALE: 1936 2-door Masler ~ BA'l'TERS Service I CALL 4191 Chevrolet. Radio, heater, good rEA ROOM 8 E. CoUere 01.1 1-0151 tires. $386. Phone Bill, 2930 124 E. WashlnatoD after 3:30 or Saturday, Sunday. WHERE TO BUY It WOH WANTED N. Y. dressed roasting hens 38c ~iiiiiiiiiliiiijiP,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ ,. ______~ STUDENT laundry. Wet Wash lb. Drawn Iree. Phone 9289. Iii IBUEI CHRISTMAS CARDS (Family or 5undle). 24 hour F'OR SALE: 1938 Master deluxe, 8UrE TONIGHT service. Dial 7365. 2-door Chevrolet. 129 Quonset ()peD eYel')' IDeht from 1 :30 In Boxed Assortments WORK WANTED: Typing thesis Park. Phone 2824 . ..m II p.IO., except Monday. With Sentiment to Plehe, and term papers. Experienced. BABY buggy, $5.00. Call 3368. CLIFF'S ROLLER RINK Humorous, Artistic, Modern Dial 6859. At Nat. Guard Annol')' Bldr. Rell&,lous, and Conservative. FOR SALE: Piano. Phone 9696. BABY sitting and sewing. Dial 9479 or 3311. POST slide rule practically new Ries Iowa Book Store . with case, $6.00. Inquire· 247 SEWING and Alterations. The Quonset Park. • STUDENTS Hobby-Shoppe, 21 W. Burling­ ton. FOR SALE: Tuxedo, size 37. Ex­ cellent condition. Phone 7149. THE Order ,.our fanc,. · pastrtea TRANSPORTATION WANTED UNlVEX Mcrcury camera 3.5 lens. DECORATED WANTED: Ride to Boston over Practically new, '30.00. HilI- HUB-BUB Blrthda,., Weddln&' and Christmas. Will share drJving crest Cottage 55. B. V. Willey. and expenses. Phone 3983. Special occaaloDli eaks PASSENGERS WANTED From WANTED: Ride tal Florida Christ- SEE THE GANG mas. Call 5987. WANTED: Passengers to Sloux SWANK BAKERY lfENRY "------City Nov. 26. Dick Tripp. 3205. AT THE RIDE TO and from Oskaloosa I !to E. Coli. Dial 41.5 weekends. Call 2900 around 6 ONE OR TWO passengers for NEWEST RENDEZVOUS p.m. South Carolina, Dec. 24th. Write Box 12C-l, Dally Iowan. IN IOWA CITY GIFTS OF DlSTlNCftON WANTED ride to Tulsa, Okla- Imported Linens from ChIDa, homa, Christmas vacation. WANTED: Passengers to Rock­ , Itl.,. and Port.... 1 Share expenses and driving, ford, Illinois. Lea v e next JEFFERSON HOTEL IWood Carvlnp - Wood 8aIaII couple. Dial 9358. Wednesday afternoon. Return Bowl .. Sunday. Phone 7149 . LOWER LOBBY Margarete's Gift Shop , NOT lett 5~ S. Dubuque Dial ''139 If FURNITURE MOVING Dance Your Way to a MERRY CHRISTMAS! you American Veterans' Committee MAHER BROS. TRANSFER Complete PI.,· Pre-Xmas Dance For Efflc:IeDl Fumltare Insurance Don't Dec. 12, 1947 Community Bldg. McmIaQ Service Tickets $1.00 Per Person AM Music by Nat Williams's Band Need It BAGGAGE 1'BJLDFIB- G. w. ~XTON Agency DIAL - 9698 - DIAL raal Helen Bl4e. Pbone 3%13 tTTA KETI P A U·L R 0 I UI SON A WANT AD aEAnD DID you know that JOU can ~======:;:;:;;:;;;:;;:..=;:;;;;;;======chpose your Air Force speciallst • . cIiANINa & PRESSING 0088 school belore leavin, holJU!? Plod out about thi, at · 204. P.O. Bldg., :-______~------, low. City. and Let Us HELP "JUtTED FIVE male students for ----part time Keep Your Clothes will work tOt o).ltslde digging. Larew Looking Like New Co. Cali 9681. Pay You MAN to sell Ieed------and seeds. Lib- eral guarantee pillS commiss·on. c. O. D. Cleaners Must haVI) cir, Write Box lOA-2, Cash for It Dally Iowan. nu PICKUP AND DIUYDY BEBVIOJ DIAL 'un 116 S. CAPITOL U HOUR SERVICE WANTED man with car In Rlver- Dial 4191 dale or Riverside Park about Try Our Alter.tlollS an. Repairs Dept. -" _ Ione hour after 3:80. Dial a2eD. 1'1.;;;..------=__ __ • • or ;t f #'" • I' 'I' , . • It . " ' ·f f ~ 'I 'ft .r, ' f f' ' " '1' " " l' ' r , _. , .... . " , 'fr " ., " ., ', . .• . .••...... t .. .~ ...... ; ...... TBI DAlLY IOWAN, SA'l11ItDAY. NOV, =. Un-PAGE 8JX .. "" ----- .. - --- - ... . sellt to lhe general public 1m .. Hair Too Long?-- Iowa E.ands With Industry Prof. Miller S!udie.s partial findings in ' many fields Dads, Jaycees Long-Hairs which have a direct bearing on It ~sed to be ~und mld-sum- ial concerns in the true sense Postwar Immigration immigration policy. mer 10 Iowa wilen all talk was of the word, they add up lo a rela- about "hearin' \the corn jest tively large Investment. Over half . In the pamphlets Miller show~ Try a 'Lord Byron Bob' lhe effect of immigration on eco­ To Continue a -~racklin' as it g;rows." of all new manufacturing firms An analYSIS of the problem of To Plan But in the past few years a in the state Selby said, show an immigration in the pbstwar period nomic growth in the United --Coiffures To Suit You I States, and graphs and statistics new type of talk can be heard In investment in buildings and ma- is being made by Prof. Henry which show that the United BY ROGER MENGES the towns and cities of Iowa - chinery 0'1 $76,878,000. Miller of the sociology department States will be confronted with a I Shop Pickel * * * * * * talk about time-cards. machinery "This money," Selby said, "is [or the National Committee on ng Shows What to do with hair when it starts to cover the cars is 0 question stalic and ultimately declining 'rcubling many SUI males Picketing of seven local barber­ and factories. all invested by private enterprise Immigration Policy. population. Seek Monthly Bouts But a look into the past may provide the answer. shops by Long-Hair socie~ mem­ According to a report by R. Q. and will create new weatlh for the Two pamphlets. "Immigration Short 'hair Is a fairly recent innovation. From Biblical times to the bers continued yes terda~ irom Selby. director ot the Iowa de- stale as well as providing jobs." and Population Policy" and "Eco- To Prepare Boxers . Civil war, men chose to wear their hair long. 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. velopment commission, over 200 Selby listed industries which nom ic Aspects or Immigration," In 1938, total rolled steel pro­ For Golden Gloves SUI males who prefer the Cleo_ ------­ Shops picketed again included new industrial concerns have will provide employment for 500 wriUea by Miller have been pub- duction in the Ruhr nearly equal­ palm type girl might well win Dick and Joe's, Winters', Peters', moved into the state since V-E persons or more as; lished by the committee as part led the output of the remainder Boys in Iowa City will soon be their way to her heart with an Ward's, Carl·s. the Hotel Jeffer­ day, employing over 15,000 peo- Aluminum Company of Amer- of the study. 10f Europe, with the exception ot it out in the ring, after early Egyptian "Dutch cut," pop­ Johnson County Is son barbershop, and the one at pIe. ica, Davenport, 2,000; J a h n The study is being made to pre- Russia and Eng.land. Dads and the ular around 1000 B. C. The "Dutch 105 'h S. Clinton street. Se.lby reported four Iowa City Deere's Des Moines plant, 1,5 00; " ======"' Chamber of Commerce cut" is a round bob with hair fall­ [Eleventh in Value The Long-Hairs plan to con­ concerns among the new indus- John Deere Tractor Co., Water- - out plans to stage local box­ ing to the nape of the neck. Ears tinue picketing today from 2;30 tries. These are the Central 100. 1,200; John Deere Dubuque shows. may be exposed or covered. to 5;30 p.m., according to DIck Ready-Mix Concrete Co., Iowa Tractor Co. , 1,050 ; Link-Belt Valley Milling Co., Kobes Bros. Speeder Corp. , Cedar Rapids, two groups will meet at Strong, virulent males may be Placed on Homes Johnson, AI, BloomIield, picket­ Manufacturing Co. Dnd Protein 650; J . L ICase Co., Bettendorf, 500, night in the Com- Interested in trying the "Samson" ing chairman. Johnson county ranks 11th in Blenders, Inc. • and the National Carbon CQ., Red building. They hope to coiClure:-Samson, who vowed not A Long-Hair membcr, Tom Yette,yJ1 opportunity for Iowa City to cut his hair, wound it into sev­ the state in homestead assessed Although these are not indus- Oak, 500. valuation, according to a report Dorsey, A2, Keokuk, talked yes­ to exhibit their skill with en braids. But look what Delilah lel·day to Frank Spratt, president final goal to be participation did to him. issued this week by the; state tnx commission, of the Iowa City Master Bal'bers !OJ)'f SPU~nYLOn 'AimiETs~ the Golden Gloves tournament. Intellectuals should like the association. The Jaycees have talked with "Socratic" style or ancient Grecce. Johnson county hus an asscssed Spratt, owner of the Strand bar­ Donovan G. Hart and Wil- Hair is either gathered into a knot homestead valuation of nearly $11 ...IIUIt I'f ~ l' Grandrath of the Dads. at the back of lhe neck or twisted million. The state total is more bershop, told Dorsey that, accord­ ing to his figures, it costs him $8 men and the Jaycees will into a great club bound with rib- than $699 million. Soft; shap.ly, swanky; 100~:Spun' everyday to open his shop. out details of the shows Mon- bans. Each year the stale sends coun­ 1 As a token or mourning, Greeks ty treasurers enough money lo pay I "This includes rent, telephone Nylon Ankl.ts of .ndurlng · quality Golden Gloves bouts are the cut their locks and dedicated them part of the property taxes of expense, porter's wagcs, etc.," Dor­ chief interest, Burket to the deceased. Iowans who Jive in their own se,y quoted Spratt as saying. "In and w.arabllity. Th.y ·Iook hand, , while the Dads main inter­ M!\les with a burning cause -homes. The maximum paymept addition my shop must be redeco- in year-around monthly should find the "crusades" coif­ on onc property is $62.50. r~ted yearly." Between the two, contin­ fure to their liking. The early That amount is subtracted from Spratt explained to Dorsey that knit, have opul.nt brushed cuff. in boxing will be Gothies bobbed their hair to tbe the total tax bill and the owner barbershop operators are afraid rnvln,,'r1 for Iowa City boys, he jaw line and neatly rolled the pays the rest. they w111 lose their journeymen and art Slam/.ss, Th.y "Lux'; ends. I In addition to the homestead barbers if haircut prices arc dc­ For kings of the campus, the tax credit, World War II veterans creased. beautifully and dry quickly, hair-do of Charles I of England have an exemption of $500 on "There are siJc jobs open in would seem appropriate. Charles assessed valuation of any prop­ Cedar Rapids right now for bar­ arranged his hair asymetrically, erty they own. World War I vet­ bers in dollar shops," Spratt Equally 'ov"y f.r mother No shows have been scheduled I one side square-cut, the other in erans have $7:>0 exemption. The added. t, Burket said. Other cities will a long. beribboned love-lock. No dcduction Spanish-American f to be contacted first. of and daught,r-f.r sport. wonder his head rolled! veterans is $l,800 and Civil War Dads and Jaycees want to the first bouts as soon as pos­ Young romantics should try the veterans, $3,000. Ames, SUI Physicists since golden gloves elimin­ "Lord Byron" bob. Hair is luxuri_ An estima ted 425,000 families, slat·t in February. ant on top and at the sides. It is two-thirds of The state's total, will To Discuss Research receive homestead ·tax credits. iner will be chosen at u; ually brushed straigh forward • In white and and may be parted slightly to one Total homestead and veterans Members at the Towa State [o~ldav'g,.. m.~eli. nft. Burket plans a college and the University of lraining period before side. exemption payments 101' the state pastell. Byron's rcmarkable successes will be more than $18% mlllion. Iowa physiCS departments will first show. hold two sessions in room 301 of STRIPED FOR SLIMNESS -,- cannot be guaranteed along with the hair style. however. the physics building and a noon Jaycee Christmas Dance luncheon at the Iowa Union today. Even the baldies ' can turn to .I ...r midd, plu. ,Ir.ight DAR Chapter the past for a period hair-do. Af­ At Ranch Club Dec. 16 Prof. J. A. Jacobs of the uni­ ter all, George Washington wore a The Junior Chamber of Com­ versity physics department, will fly·front .Urt •.•• mu.I for address the group during the 11 wig. merce will hold its annual Christ­ lII i. '" matching. In Gra, or Mark founding mas dinner dance Dec ~ f6, Don o'clock morning session on the Nathaniel Fellows chapter of Fine Mrs. Albe,rhasky Powell, chairman of the dance topic, "Present Status of Electro­ 'rown Wool "nd R.yon static Generator here at the Uni­ D.A.R. will hold a fo under's committee, announced yesterday. tI.ncl with contr.,ling Putat .Irip • . luncheon at 1 p.m. today in For Drunken Driving The semi-formal party will be versity." Iowa Union River room foyer. Katherine L. Alberhasky, 1129 from 8 p. m. to midnight at the Prof. J. M. Jauch also of the ~il.' '·'5. The IWlcheon will mark the Holtz avenue,.i yesterday pleaded Ranch club il). Cou Falls. Tickets university physics department 14.95 City chapter's ninth anni­ guilty before District Judge Har­ will be available at the Chamber will speak at 1;30 p.m. on re­ this is Itl Mrs. E. G. Senty, Dav­ old D. Evans to a charge of oper­ of Commerce office bellinnlnt search he has done recently in the physics department. stale registrar of the Iowa ating a motor vehicle While in­ Monw.,v, Powell said. ely, will be guest speaker. toxicated. Guests will be the Mercy Flan­ Judge Evans sentenced her to rs chaptel' of the Children of pay a fine of $150 ' and paroled Amcrican Revolution, and the her to her attorney. A. C. Cahill, Prairie chapter of Tipton, fo r one year. He also revoked her charter members of the dri ving license for 60 days. niel Fcllows chapter. Appearing on information by Yettefl hostesses will be Effie County Attorney Jack C. White, I "" .. _ , • Mrs. Leland Hurd, Mrs. Mrs. Alberhasky was arrested , Colony, Mrs. Ray Slavata, Oct. 5. 1947 on Highway 218 north d Mrs. James Pavelka. of Iowa City. FURS • •I Christmas Brings New •I Second Floor Fashion Center Q. IS urches To Join I Look to City Tomorrow I What ••Downtown Iowa City will take• Holiday Servic,e on a new look Sunday morning - . SPECIAL whenl Chamber of Commerce members·put up' Christmas deco­ A union Than ksgiving service rations. the only bargain include the Baptist, Christian, Chamber Secretary Robert Gage lionul, Methodist, Pres­ said ycsterday 50 men had volun­ FUR SALE \ and Unitarian churches teered to assist in the work, thus City will be beld in the substantially reducing the cost of Saturday Morning teriEtn church Thursday at installation. • a.m. A wreath of spruce ' branches 9:30 A. M. M. Willard Lampe of the will be placed around each street In Dry Cleaning? V"'·~IIV" school of j'eligion will lamp and a red foil bow will hang tOpen Until 9 p, M. Saturday ttlc;rht) the sermon, "Thanks Be from ' the wreath. Criss-crossed " strings of spruce will be hung at ministers who will par- intersections. in the services include the E. Dierks. FIrst Bap­ ; L. L. Dunnington, church; Evans A. Unitarian church; and Polloo~ of the J'irst church. GOOD NEWS! C.' Muir will direct Pr""~.vl,>rilln choir. A. QUALITY! nf(,~rirlrf will be taken for JUST ARRIVED , ... of the Iowa City Mini­ ., association.

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