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(Iowa City, Iowa), 1952-05-20 , The Weather Serving the State Univenity of Iowa Partl doud,. toda,. with a few cattered uowen. Campus and Llll:.: chall6e 10 tempera­ ture. HICh tada,., 65; low, Iowa City 41. Rlcb Mondar, 16; low, at owan u. Est. 1868 - AP L.e<aed Wire, AP Wirephoto - Five Cent. Iowa City, Iowa. Tuesday. May 20. 1952 - Vol. 86. No. 163 • .. rea ens ounCI rawa Student Dies B ·t i h F· Re-elect 17 to 3 Other Groups In Washington r I sir'!l S Religion School Indicate Dislike Mountain Ice In Red Chi n a Trustees Board For New Rule SUIRIT LAKE, WASH. (JP) (See Storr, Pqe S.) The Quadran,le councll Monday Ski patrolmen pulled from a cre­ nigbt threatened to withdraw vasse near the summit of MI. St. All but one member of the re­ from the student counell as a re­ Helens Monday the broken body tirinr board of trustees ot the SUI sult ot a council rullnr forbidldn, of a University of Washington Halt Business scltool ot rellglon were re-elected Its members to be bound to vote sophomore lost on a Sunday tor three-Yellr ~rms at the board', as Instructed by eroupa which climbing trip. LONDON /JP)-Britoin Informed Red Chinn Mondny thnt Britons annual meetin, Monday. they repre Ilt. Arthur Je sett, 20, who fell have decided they can't do business inside that Communist country The board m lin, and election At th lame tim at least through an ice "bridge" over II and want to g~t out. were held toUowin, a luncheon thr e other campus groups IncH­ crevasse at the 8,000-foot level British holdings In Chino have been estimated worth 300 million ObSel vance of the school ot I' - ca ted disllke of the rule whlcb Sunday, apparently died some pound ($840 million), U,lon's 25th anniversary. w s pa cd 1 st Thursday by the time during the night, a physlclan In a note delivered In Pel ping, The Rev. A. L. Dr ke, Water­ stud nt council. Currier holl gCOI'rlll ('ouncil with the rescue party said. Britain asked thl! Communist IC­ loo, reUred from the bollJ'd Dnd World Federalists hL~ place will be taken by the met Monday night nd also ur,ed His father, an Episcopal clergy­ gime to facilitate the disposal or man, met the silent party or eight Rev. Everett P. Quinton, Des that the student I.'ouncll's rulli'll patrolmen as they neared base closing down of British bUSiness P ~ an F ~Jnd·Raising MOines, executive seeretary ot the be reversed. search headquarters at this west­ interests and to grant exit visas Iowa Baptist convenUon. WeaU.wn Mn Tonl,ht ern Cascade mountains Inke. Nearly 100 memb rs and iuests Re-elected as officers ot the A special meeting of the West­ lor some 120 British business men. lawn general council is scheduled Reverently, tenderly, he read the The Communists In the pas! have ot the two lo(:al chapters of Unit­ board were F. C. Waples, Cedar Rapids, president; Eugene Mann­ for tonight, while Hillcrest will last rites of the church over his ed World FederaUsts attended a refused to give exit visas In some helmer, Des Moines, first. vice­ discuss the situation next Monday son. night. Father Arrives cases. fund-raising dinner In the May­ presIdent; Frunk A. O'Connor, flower inn Monday night. The Qu d council passed a res­ The father, the Rev. Thomas E. Britain to Keep Contact Dubuque, econd 'lice-president; olution 28 to .. to consider with­ Jessett, and his wife hurried to The note told thc Communists The Johnson county and SlTl Dean Bruce E. Mohan ot the ex­ drawal from the student council it tension dlvLsion, secretarY, and this Cascade mountain lake at the that the decision to pull out was chaptcrs have set a $6,500 goal lor the council malntaim Its present foot of the towering peak when TholTUls Farr U, Iowa City, trea - made by the business men. A the coming year. The t\Vo chap­ new ruling which also retu ed word reached them ot the tragic urer. organizations the right 01 recalL aecldent. foreign office spokesman said ters, with combined membership Members who were re-elected of nearly 350, are the largest ot Peter Van Metre, L3, Waterloo, As the ski patrolmen neared the Britain would maintain It con- to the board and whose new president of the student council lake late Monday afternoon with the 30 chapters In Iowa. terms will expire in t955 are tacts - "such as they are" - in Speakers were the Rev, Rodney The latest Fad Hits Vanderbilt said. "All Indlcatlon$ point to a the body of the University ol Philip D. Adler, Davenport: the pedal meetlne beln&, called soon. Washington student lashed to a Pelplng. Shaw, regional director oC tbe Rev. LeOnard J. Brugman, Iowa UNlDENTIFlED " ANDERBJLT lEN T DENT display a orled artl les 01 linferle collected early The final decl ion, however, will toboggan, the Rev. J cssett, vicar G. E. Mitchell, vice chairman 01 UWF on leave of absence trom City; Forest C. Enslen, Iowa City. Monday In panty raid on ,"omen' dormllorle and ororlty hou " nd rbH~ han 1I0r lIarv~e b made today at a mcetmlot of of the Florence Henry MemoriaL the China association, an organl- the Methodist church and Jerry Chancellor R. H. Fitzeerald ot Bran omb said he 1\ "dl fusltd by the whole at ralr." the executive council," hc said. Episcopal church, Seattle, came zation representing BriUsh busi- Voorhi , executive secretary ot the University of Pittsburgh; O. The issue 1'0. when the Quad­ oul to meet them. He had his ., the Cooperative AssoclatJon ot D. Foster, ~rtdlJe. Jnd.; the Rev. I'angle council ordered its three Bible in his hands. He read the ness interests ill ChIna, mdicated Ame:'ica and former conlt' S5man WiU M. Rughes, Mornlng Sun; delegates to the student council church's last rites, and then knelt that Britons still hope to trode Ifrom California's 12th district. Dean ~eritus Ch ·tcr A. Phillip Railroads Accept Plan 3MoreSchoois to vot 8g;Jinst a propo' d am nd­ and looked at his boy's features. with China, though not in it. Both mcn called tor support and ot th coHere of commerce; Judge ment to the council' constltu­ Then, holding back his tears, he He said China exported 10 mll- de\elopment of the United Na­ William F. Riley, D Moines; F. Ilon. arose and went from one to an­ L. Sawyers, CentervIlle; Horll~e Amendmenl Paed other of the ski patrolmen. He lion pounds ($28 million) worth ot Itlons into a world fedel'al 10v- To End .3-Year Dispute !n Bi~ Ten .J~in . d nd d't'e to B 't' emment with limited powers ad&- Van Metre, Waterloo, and F. C. The amendment, which was shook hands with each of them, goo s a commo I I S n am quate to insure world peace. Wapl s, Cedar Rapids. WA HINGTON c~)-Th nation's railro, dB Monday lice pi d a Pantle Raid List tinally passcd at Thursday's stu­ silently. in 1950, and eight million pounds I Atty. William J. Jackson pre­ \Vl1ite House ptan to . ttlc the thre -yelli' rail (Ii. pule with three b!1 d('nt council meeting, empowered Falls tn Orevaase ($22.4 million) in 1951. He est!- sided ' t the dinner-meeting. operatin, unions. socia ted Pre the councll's comrnHtee on stu­ The Jessett bOy was one of a But the unions-the enginecI's, Clrenum llnd conductors with .. mated British exports to China in JUen students In three more BiJ dent or,anlzations to investigate party of four University of Wash­ Hancher Cites Path combln d membership of 150,000 - and make recommendations on all 1950 at 3y;! million pounds (9.8 ------ Ten s~bool!!, • orthwestern, Min­ ington youths who cl1mbed the -were. till studyInlf the pro.po "al was indicated both sides would campus orgunizoilons in tcad ot million), and 2~ ~ million pounds peak Sunday. Returning down the East Germans Bar o(fel'cd by presidential I)' "istant netlota. and \Vlscon in, sta,ed proposcd organizations ,s belore. ice-tortured, crevasse-torn upper Of Success in Phi have until midnight, Monday to" Ii Id " , d ($7 million) in 1951. John R. Steelman. There \\18 no pan e ra on women K orm- One of the Quadranglc's repre­ slopes near noon, Jessett was BUIlne Opera Unl' at LOllS Rail Line to West Indication the unions would ither ac~ept or reject the plan. How- \tories Monday nlKht In the latest sentatives, Ralph FOl'lley, A2, Sib­ tralUng behind the others. They Beta Kappa Speech accept or reject the peace pro­ vel, one of the union must clear Mitchell said there were two FRANKFURT, Germany (IP) oulbur t or a campu.s tad that ba ley, however, voted with the ma­ looked back to see that he had P;oesldent Virgil M. Hancher pO~lll Monday. main reasons why British firms East Germany's threatenine Com­ the propo "al with its 100-man now erupted In al lea t 18 "boots. Jority instelld or s Instructed by slipped through an ice "bridge" Monday night set a pattern for liS munists barred passenger trains teelman AnnoullCeS Plan policy committee. That committee lneludlll6 el,bt 81" Ten school. the Quad oelation. Forney ;s over a crevasse. decided to get out ol Red China. fruitful living before more thdn vice-president of thc student It was in that crevasse his froz­ on a branch line to the West Mon­ St elman personally announced is here but the outlook Wll thnt At ortbwe tern more tban "The first is that they cannot 60 new members of Phi Beta Kap­ the plan and said it would boost the unions would not reply until council.
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