Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1950-04-22

lin and In. , Weather larnulI\ Hawks lose, 5-4 'QalislI\ -: MOItb eloady ,... adld Iowa to), lDdkma defeated lowa's Hawkeyes. Saturday' and Sundar. \' editor. 5-4. Friday afternoon in the firsl home and oeeU:onal ....wen Ames ~; COIIfweDce baaeball game. . The two exb e_ IiOUth. m .. b to tIamI meel again this afternoon in a dBY, 85; Jow, to. R",b len I o( 11th. owan Friday, 60; low. n. qame .tarting al 2 p.m. (Story paqe 4) e al led the PI'G. Est. 1868 -AP Leased Wire. AP Wirephoto. UP Leaaed Wire - Five Cents Iowa City. Iowa. Saturday. April 22. 1950 - Vol. 84. No. 169 " ~ ¥ ( Hess Denies Inheriting Large Party Chairmell Ask Airforce, (-54, :0" A 6 df Ih ' Will ' for full Attendance u.s. ~~~:" moun ,IIn ran a er S I At Local Caucuses Geoffrey Hess, former SUI student who was sued Thurs· L. Johnson county's Democratic day. for $12,500 for injuries he allegedly inflicted on Robert Sey. Crashes la . p~n, and Republican chairmen Friduy In del, 618 E. Jefferson street, Friday denied that his inheritance requested full attendance at the from the late Lincoln Hess is "anywhere near" the amount quoted precinct caucuses to be held by the two parties ThUrsday and Fri by Atty. Clair Hamilton. day nights respectively. Hamilton, representing Seydel, said Thursday Hess is the The caucuses represent a fir~f. 35 Believed Killed step toward selecting delegates to JW by will to one· third of the the two state conventions this TOKYO (SATURDAY) (UP) - A U.S. airforce C-54 plane property in the estate of his de· summer, at which some key state carrying 35 persons crashed into a mountainside and burned eeiied ,rand father which is val Judge Cuts Levies or national candidates. tor the ued at llbout $45,000. ta l! eleC'tion may be selected. 60 miles SOUUl of Tokyo Friday night and all aboard were be- "Way Under" Both Dem cratil~ Chairman Ed lieved to have been killed. • Hl'sS c1l1imed he COUldn't speci Assessed by City ward W. Lucas and Republican An official here said the passengers were believed to have fy the exact amount of his in· Chairman William F. Morrison included several memhcrs of an allied headquarters trade mission beritance, but said it was "way for Street Paving emphasized the importance of pre umIer" Hamilton's estima teo cinct caucuses to the.. success of which had been scheduled to Hess has been charged with as- Judge . Harol? D. Evans Friday representative government:. return to Tokyo Friday night sault with intent to maim Se~'- ordered reductions on tw~ paving Demos Meet Thunday Ship Strike Averted; from Manila after nl,oU.tin' a del, 18, at the D & L restaur.mt, I as.sessment appeals heard In dls- \ Democratic caubuses tor nine 10 N. Dubuquc street, last Sun- trlct court Wednesday. . J apanese-Phlllppineli trade agree Iowa City precincts and 22 rural ment. day. Witnesses said Hess shat- ~e slashed the Iowa City levy precincts will be held at 7:30 p.m., Many Industr~es Hit Officials said the plane carried tered a waler ilas~ on the counter against I?roperty owned by AV:l \ T~uTSday in the county court .nd slashed Seydel at least twice B. Baldndge from $834.92 to 27 military and civlllan passen house at Iowa City, Lucas said. gers and ei,ht crew members;··AU in the face with jagged edges. $262.50.. + By Walkout Threats Hess was freed by police Sun- The levy agall1st another 10 . Morrison sald individual Repub 01 them were believed to ' pe day on $2,500 bond, posted by his presently owned by Mr. and Mrs. lica", caucuses will be held at 8 CHICAGO. 111'1 - A scheduled Americans. . p.m. Friday in the various low'! strike of East and Gul! coast sh :p In ManUa, the Philippine tor- .ttomey, William J. Hayek. The Ronald Gauper and ~ormerly own- eign office confirmed that lour 28-year-old former student also ed by Mrs. Baldndge was Cllt City precinct polling places and officers was averted Friday :.s in the rural townships. members of an allied supreme wllved ' preliminary hearing '1nu from $275.50 to $150. government mediators fought on command (SCAP) million ' ~ilt WIS bound over to the Johnson AmonII' 28 Flied 'l"'e Democratic caucuses will county grand jury which con- These two appeals were among select delegates to the state con two' fronts to head off a nation negotiated n trade agreement vent.ion. Nature Draws a Design as Red River Floods wide telephone strike set lor Mxt there were believed to have been venes In May.' 26 filed in district court protest- on the plane...... • Hamilton Thursday requested a ing. a special assess~ent pavi~g Morrison said the Republican MINNESOTA'S FAMOUS RED RIVER waq Tllayln'l' a sour nlte when \jail aerial photo was snapped Wednesday. caucuses are desIgned to select An early announcement by.. ~tle wri! of attachment against Hes~' coshng $106,OO~, which was laid show In.. the river's rampagln.. waters as they com )Ietely enl'ulled the small village cr Oslo. The north· In other labor developments, air!orce said the 'plane craah'ed Iowa City property for the amount In east Iowa City last year. . candidates for precinct commit western Minnesota town with a pOpulation of 400 was flcoded In nearly ever, lectlon by the river'S striking workel's on two big atomic teemen and committee women for on Shining God mountain, nell!' of Seydel's suit. Another appeal, Dean A. Flt7.- hlehest waters in half a century. The Red w.nds it twislinll' pattern throu ..1t the treel In the back.. round. building projects at Oak Ridge, Sacred Mountain Fuji, 75 miles DlaelpUaar, Committee g3rrald VS. Iowa City, was heard the June 5 primary election bal lot. south of here. ' Hess an SUI lreshman within district court Friday morning. Later, j1owever, the Japal\eR drew his 'registratiOn fro~ SUI No. ruling on this cas.e was made To Choose Deleratell naUonal police said the plant's The Republican caucus~s also TUesday, M.L. Huit, counsellor for Fnday. Red (ross, U~S. Agencies Aid Flood Yidim. sI~~:,~:~:~_d~::::::::;~::~ wreckage had been found on ' Hi~ will choose delegates to the Re men in the Ottice of Student af- So far, three assessments have systems, the Santa Fe and New ruga take mountain in the T~~-: 1.0 fairs said Hess would have to been reduced by the court and publican count)' conveption be BISMARCK, N.D . IlP!-Federal I --:r-, --~------ York <;:entral, said they planned zawa range about 60 miles sou~1\ held in Iowa City June 30. to keep trains running even if meet with a disciplinary commit- one susta.ined. No ruling had been agencies swung into action Fri- 800 Co'uples Sway· of Tokyo. '"., tel! or the dean of students be- made Fnday on the last two ap- Morrison said Friday he hilS Democrats to Test day night to help flood-s ~ ricken locomotive firemen walk oif the A U.S. headquarters official IIoiUl fore he could be readmitted. peals hqard. decided to' increase the apprortion job as scheduled next Wednes and families in North there was a possiblUty thlit · ow.,.e . Hess saili IW ta\ked with iluit Levy Hle~er , than Lenl inent of . del~gates for the coun~y ~Ca~~~~ities i To Beneke's Band day. member of the'Jlllrty did not . boa~ triday concerning his status but On the Baldndge case, Evalls con vention. The former ratio of Farm Plan Strength ThEY joined the Red Cross, al- But two other roads included i:1 the plane when it left Clark tl~l~ " was unable to see Dean of Stu. ruled the city council's levy of one delegates for the county con the strike call, the Pennsyl vani'l ready providing emergency food Manila, Friday. .:~, dents Walter R. Goetsch. Hess said $834;92 was greater than the legal vention. The former ratio of one and lodging tor thousands of At Trl" -Dorm Dance and Southern, I'efused to say An alrlorce spokesman saj4.1fi)t he doubted the "disciplinary 01'- maximum of 25 percent on the delegate to every 50 votes cast In Senatorial Race homeless persons in North Dakota whether they would at.tempt oper plane wos en route from Uic der would be revoked." actual value of the pro pert?" for the Republican cartdldate at DES MOINES (JP) - Iowa will and northwestern Minnesota, in "Spring Reigns," the Tri-Dorm's ations. Philippines to Tokyo by way ot T1ie accused youth added he ~n the Gau~el' case, the .J udge the last general election now will be the testing ground for the comliatting.. the ellects of the annual spring dance, Friday night Meantime, Sen. Forrest C. Don· Okinawa. In Its last report lit votout. Gov. N.elson G. Kraschel that he loan s will be made available (or .IowlI Union. . tinued t!llks on non - economic ne had bl!en hel'e b~(ore on visit's -~---=... will be a candidate in the June issues blocking settlement 01 1be repairing floOd damage. . ijenelrels ' muslc Invited the full Academy.. Presidenl,_ '. r "~r; to. his granotlithcr. Budenz Testimony 5 primary election tor the Demo Meanwhile, in Minneapolis, house ot about 800 couples to 87-day strike 01 the CIO auto He said he served in the U.S. Rowe Files Papers cr;lilc nomination for U.S. sena Brig. Gen. Jcseph E. Nelson saId dance most of the evening. He workers against Chrysler corpora army (or II y4!ar and a half, with WASHINGTON (JP.)-Owen Lat tor. he has alerted Minnesota's na- played • selections that were pop tion. Tells of ScienHsfs~< timore FridllY derided charges The 60-ycar-old Harlan auc the coast artillery and army in- For tional guard for immediate mo've- \.Jlar and at It danceable tempo. In the shipping dispute, federal I4!lllgence. He was stationed in SheriH's Post that he was a member 01 a Com tioneer said his campaign would ment Into flo ed-stricken parts of Stngers Glenn Douglas, Helen mediators at New York announc Sociai 'ResponSibilitY;: the Panama canal lone an(l was Robert E. Rowe, 44,608 S. Mad munist cell and scoffed at Sen. be based on opposition to the the state should the situation Lee, who has been with the band ed that a strike of 4,000 AFL deck dlicharged with a staff sergean~'s ison street, Friday announced hI! Joseph McCarthy. (R - Wis) as a controversial farm plan of U.S. ofticeJ's scheduled for midnight Scien tlsts share the t:'es~8ibll warrant it. tor aboUt two months, and Beneke ity of informing the public .pf ~e raUng, he said. will seek nomination a Johnson man whose knowledge is limited Secretary of Agriculture Charles Nelson, Minnesota's adjutant entertained' the crowd with a wide Saturday had been averted. Hess said Friday that his father county ;herirf on the Democra tic to "what he has learned from F. Brannan. ways in Wllich science a1t~ts tile genel'll!, who just returned from a variety of, vocal selections. daily lives oC laymen, waS a graduate of SUI's coll('~e ticket. Charlie Chan movies." Kraschel said he prcferred go survey of the :flood area, saip, The dancers also spent much 01 Cited by McCarthy as the No. I ing forward with the basic farm That was the message P&-fif. of engineering, and that his moth Rowe, a paint contractor ::md l'jowevel', that he believes no such: their time receiving autographs California Regents pf er: is {lOW in England. wecorator, has been in the paint Soviet spy in the United States, plan inaugurated by the Roose J.B. Culbertson, presideh~ pf 'tIle emergency measure necessary a~ from the genial band leader. Lattimore directed some of his velt administration in 1933, ",ith Iowa Academy of Se~ence, in ·thil ing business here for 28 years. the moment. Saxaphonist Johnny White sub- Drop Loyalty Oath Shuts Down Czech He served 34 months in the navy shal'pest barbs lit former Com a bi-partisan board to dircct the op~ning address ot the ac.dem'li u.s. in World War II and eight years munist Leader Louis Budenz, who program. stituted tor Beneke and led the DAVIS, CALIF. !lP! - Regents FndllY. • ... .: Chicaao Consul General prior to the war in the Iowa Nu swore before a senat.e investigat Previously entered in the race band, while the boss was comply of the University of California Culbertson, head of the Cornell ing with the dan<;ers' demand iOI' .. WASHINGTON (IP)-The United tional guard. In the navy he sa'.v ing committee Thursday that Lat was Albert J. Loveland, Janes Iowa (ilian ,Begins voted 21 to 1 Friday to discard coll ege chemistry department, 's~d States hit back ;Friday at an anti service with the security depart timore helped direct an Ameri ville farmer, former Iowa produc signatures. I.he controversial special loyalty it is vitally important to ta,k.e a AmeHcnn campaign in Commun ment, which handles the navy's can-hatched Red plot to betray tion and marketLng administration The orchestra has been on the oath for university employes and definite interest in the soclai Im- ist. Czechoslovakia with an order policing activities. China to the Communists. committee chairman, and f(lrmer 10 Year Sentence road for three months playing accept a 'Compromise proposal plications of scientific, work. • cloSing down the CZech consulate This is the first time Rowe has Lattimore, a professor at Johns U.S. undersecretary ot agriculture. Oscar Anderson, 63 - year _ old one-night stllnds, PianIst Att drafted by the council ot the SU~'s contribution is the. tamid ceneral in Chicago. re their m~riage. M T· let· Mr~. Drewry, who pleadcd that Her conviction Friday night was arqgon ria on Inu.s she wi's driven insane by the for shooting Miss Thurmond. She WASHJt(OTON lUI - The gov- double love life 01 scholarly, 45-llllces a sccond count of aasault emmellt presented teatimony III (Dan, .., ... , year-old UniveJ'sity of Geor ~ia with intent to kill the dean. John Maila.on's perjury trial hi rirriru ENGINBItRS NOR A RECORD LOW TEMPERATURE Friday e01lld, Interfere with two SUI Journalism Dean John E. Drew- Women spectators at her three- day th~t ' the one-Ume White OR TO BE SKINNY AGAIN...... -,. .. - ...... ek __.. wbe wer~ _truck early by sprln.. lever. An afternoon lun bok lOme 01 the bUe (·uf 01 the ry, burst into tears at the verdict. day trial, the spiciest in the hll- HOUle IQU~ate got $3,883 In lees 01 Kansaa City went on • strict red.,,'" 'diet ftIIa,...... lew 01 IS dflTeel alNlve aero lor April 21 In Iowa City. Tlte annual s»r:... lCene 01 Itad.... Wielding an old family pistol ,tory 01 this qdiet colle,e town, from a Chtca,o perful1ll! company treed Irolll tbls trap Tba..... y aftemA~ Pta;.!.. Ih • .. .. the Ian durIn.. out-rl·claa houn beean to appear on the campaa. FrIela,'. l:IW ~ke tbe 11- with both hands, Mrs. Drewry lir- a19.0 }legan crying. , whOe he I, was on a state depart- f.~aDcl • 30 rallop ell dnun and tried H W ..... ft "'",.. .. IIree reeo... whloh w.. ellabllabed la 1981. De.plle tbe new low. however, the mereary rOM .teadl ed five Shots last Dec. 23 into the Mrs. Drewry's 'attorneys Imme- ment ~n to Gref!CC!. The wl;- nt 10 weD Ilremen and depa'y mefllll .... to __ ...... to .• If. ... the dar to a re.dln. of 51 derrees at 5 p.m. The Ikles were eloudleu ib..... hou' the dar to a:d dean and Miss Thurmond. diately flied II motion for a new nen WII ¥'-'. Jeanette Schwartz, the reaeue. The boy WII evenWaIl)' treed II, .. rna ...... w.tI , .. tile "I...... preview." U.B. weatber foree ..to ... Predicted aboat the nme lormala br Wa, wlth Mr~ . Drewry had unfolded a lu- trial and the judge .et Jul~ 8 assistant tre"urell of Albert V~ WUllln (len) and a ne..... bor aat,b...... (eeD_) "...... ~tar. lI.t ,ulte 10 low. A poalille hllh 01 110 de...... 11 predicted, with a lew lor ionl,itl abaal rid story of the dean's "abnormlll. for a hearing, releasing the dean', ley and C()mpany, ChIeaID per- tIl'lel to ODeD lIle bollolD of &be draa aDd ...... nut ...... ' ; . ',. .. . sexual demands" on her bet~re j ex-wife on $5,000 bond. tumen. rI"k ...... :" j , '

'- I .~ PAGE. TWO - THE DAILY IOWAN. SATURDAY, APRIL n. 195 • Falling Barometer Color Film Shown At Egyptian PartY • • ( I A sound - color lilm released Miss Sch;eiber did her inter d I t o , a I s by the Royal Egyptian Embassy pretation of an Egyptian dance in Washington, D.C., was shown to a song written by Merrill to morc than 100 SUI faculty Sparks, G, Etna, and SUDK by QiHerent Colored Horses members and students at the EgyPtian students' party in the .Tack Miller, A3, Red Oak. (As far as wc know, the following conver dlct'S a-uh- bonus, or something, Iowa Union Thursday night. Egyptian students staging tilt sation never took place. Mr. Smith is a com S 11TH: Well, sure, but that' different. Highlights of the program were party were Kamal Eldin, G, Cairo: po$ite of mUlions ot American taxpayers all'\ We carned it when we lought in the war. Wc the Egyptian dances performed by Mostafa Zoheir, G, Cairo; Amin voters. His 10-ycar-old son Johnny could be gavc up a lot {or our country. Ana Mari de Ugalde, A3, Bilbao, Salem, G, Cairo; Mahmoud Ra.~b, any man's son with a penchant Cor asking em JOHNNY: Gcc, I gucss that's right. But arc Spain, and Shirley Ann Schreiber, G, Cairo; A.F. Elwaziri, G, Alu- barrassing qucstlons.) thc farmcrs the only rcason the budgct isn't A2, Des Moines. andria, and All Balil, Call'C1. f JOHNNY: Daddy, what Is a budget? ba lanced'! • SMITH: Why son, that's something thnt SMITH: No, that's only parl of the renson. shows how much money a person spends and Most of t.he money is spenl to keep the al'my how much he has that he can spend. and navy strong. You see, Russia has atomic official daH): [' JOHNNY: Do YO\\ and Mommy have a bud bOll1bs and we want to be sure we have more get? than they have. SMITH: Certainly. everybody has a budget JOHNNY: [ sec, sort oC like when Mommy of some kin4. bought a fUr coal 'cause Mrs. Jones down thc BULLET '/N JOHNN'i;,fWhat did the man on the radio street had one, huh? But how can they spend SATURDAY. APRIL 22, 1950 VOL. XXVI. NO. I. mean when he said \he country's budget wasn't more mOlley than they have? Where do they balanced gel th money'! SMITH: lie meant that Ule government is MIT.. : Well. one WaY Is to borrow II, UNIVERSITY CALENDAR spending more money than it takcs in. That'& but then Ihey have to pay Interest. UNIVERSITY CALENDAR Items arc IIl!heduled what they call an unbalanced budgel. JOHNNY: Surc, I Imow what interest is. III the ]'resldcnl's uffice, Old Capitol JOHNNY: Gec, t.hat's pretty good if it can That's what you have to pay every year be Saturday, April 22 1 search unit, senate chamber, Old ( do that, Isn't it? cause YOtl borrowed money to build the house, Annual meeting of the Iowa Capitol. SMITH: Absolutely nlft! I believe in a b:J! isn't it? Acadcmy ot Science, SUI campUs. Friday, April 2S 2 p.m. - Baseball; Indiana U., 3:30 p.m. - Baseball: Purdue anced bud,ct. If you spend more money than SMITH: Well, yes, And then another way Iowa Diamond. U., here. you take jn y(u go into debt, and it has to be the govcrnment can spend more money than 2 and 8 p.m. - University play, 8 p.m. - Humanit,es Society, paid sometime. Ever, budget sholJld be balanced. they have is by ordering lots of stuff now "Man and Superman," University Morton Zabel on "W. H. Audet!: JOHNNY: !;'ut then why i n't the country's and hoping they call pay fqr it later. thea tel'. An Efrort at Definition," ~eJIa\e budget babmced? Don't other people know thJt JOHNNY: That's the way you and Mommy 8 p.m. - Art Guild fil.rn, "End chamber, Old Capitol. too? bought our new refrigcrator, wasn't it, Daddy? at St. . Pctersburg," Art auditor- Saturday, April 29 8MITH: Oh, Uta~ bunch of f"head In SMfTIl: Sort of like thai, but then that ium. 2 p.m. - Baseball: Purdue U.. didn '( cost as much money. Sunday, April 23 here. WaahlQton tlsln" the)' can kee, on reUln, 6 p.m. - The University club. monb ou' .f .. &alCJ)"ers forever. They ,JOHNNY: Daddy, is yotll's lind Mommy's suppcr program, mcn invited, Iowa Monday, May I par million. and milllolll of dollars every budget balonc d'! Union. 2 p.m. - University new~- nart. the farmers to ...ow thlnl'S they MIT.. : Well, a a matter of fad, .... Monday, April Z intensified campaign by the U.S. cations will be accepted after that dent John Adams picked up his United Stales and Canada. This is ratory. The most modem camer!l to treatment outsidc hospital,,' information service, conducted in Armour President F.W. Specht, unit will meet Thursday, April date. pen on April 24, 1800, and signed regarded as "the most useful Dnd equipment can make up 10 16,530, T"e remalnln« six to Sie.!l connection with diplomatic out- addressing the University ot Chi 27, at 7:45 p.m. in the senate a bill that provided S5 ,pOO lor the most used bibliographical appara- 000 exposures a year. The rccord million tall Into special cla,~ posts :Jbroad, and through the ra- cago cancer research foundation, chamber, Old Capitol. InterestllCl purchase ot books nccl!ssary for There are two mUlion fed til dio. said that the meat - packing firm naval reservists are invited. TRESTLE BOARD will have an tus of jls kind in existence." ing laborato['y possesses the best election of officers Friday, the use of congress and for titting Thousands of volumes with em- devices for capturing and repro- employed, cNIUed to indus I I The Importance of this program has stepped up Ilroduction of the May 5, at 7 p.m. in the Masonic tj!mph!. ut> suitable reading Quarters in bossed types for the blind and ducing sound. . accident care. Four hun is attested by' the efforts of RU$- drug 30 times its original rate. ORDER OF ARTUS will meet Refreshments wlll be served. : the new CapHol under construc "talking books" bring joys and ill- The United Stales c6pyright of tbousand are Indians, with SCI sia and her satellites to stop it. ACTH, 100mCrly extremely Tuesday, April 25, at 12 :15 p.m. tion in Washington, tbat '· liVely small c[[ort which is now of the eye "responded abruptly and Frivol will be ,Monday, May world amaze manY Americans. tance to einploycs. Large fede . I being made. I have told before 10 nnd favorably" when treated with 8. Applications must he' in o~ Or to report to thc Commerce office pares a "Handbook of Latin Amer- ill addition to the large reading immediately. Consequentl1, H11.s is a good time lean Studies." room. 'ervices Olre tfle marine hospll IE this column of watching the Ger- ACTH. Howe,:er, lhe AMA c~m bcfore 5 p.m. Monday, May 1. to see wbllt niAnner of library and other U's. p~b1ic health S '- mans flock into the British library z:nented that results were preltm Elections of editor and advertis • •• Rarely are cnough tickets avail- "FRIENDS AROUND the worlll" Ihls Is that starts Its lICSq"uicell THE 2' - million volumes aod able (or the eonccrts and Icctun:s vicc activities. amid the heaps of bomb ruins in : mary and that further research ing manager of The Daily Iowan will be held Monday, May 15. Ap add general notices edit_JJM ' tennial celebration on Monday, map' sheets in the Map Divisio:1 in tbe library's Coolidge audito Doctors work!n, (ull tim2 rck Essen. was needed: April 24, and claimll 10 be the federal or state' pay total nea't Pcople in every Communist S~echt satd that A~TH, becau~e plications must be in on or before program heard over radio stlilon give the Ubl'ary the largest carto- I ium. Monday, May 8. Thesc a\)plica WSUI Tuesday at 7 p.m. wllt)f. tarleSt library In tbe world. graphic collection In the world. Amel'lclIns everywherc have Iy < capacity .. The emphasis is not on the rs e is. But they get angry because Albrecht and was congratulated Sludenl Publications. Inc .. \26 low. Ave., Ively 10 tbe use ror repubUeaUon III tor expansion. of th.ls yeat" fedel'1ll - state 0*, - the Europeans don't come across for his courage and dutiful action Iowa City, Iowa . Entered as .e~ olld cIa .. the local neW! printed til thl. Bopks and documents are ex mail matter at the postotllc& at Jowa p.per a, well n all AP new, d ...... cine bill, but on the' fact th,.,\ if the U.S., paying the bills, :Jfks by the judge. I Cltv. lown. under the oct oC eongre" oban&ed with numerous {orelr.n has Increased about! li!n - fola n them to. "If mOre citizens followed Mr. of 'March 2. 1879. CALL 8 • ~ I 3 1 " , .....M .ot':i opuntrles, thus makin, an inva 111- about ten years. S There has been some Improve- Rinda's example, there would soon ------~------SubScription rol •• . _ bY carrl.r In Iowa , •• r D.Uy I .... ~, ." ...... ~ abl~ ~trillulion to Intematio}lal ment in this respect recently. But be fewer traffic violations," Trott City, !O cenl. weekly or ,7 per ' year tn I... urvlce I. II... •• all ...,... undefttandlol. The )~ary · re INSURANCE CHECK.S IS!:V~ it American newspapers are to said. .dvance: ofx monlh. ~.e:;: thr •• monlh. err... r.p.rl.. Ity .,.. •.•. ,.. $1.90. By mail In Iowa ,7.50 per year : Dally I ..... D Clr •• j.U.. D.,.... . ceived lilt ,..r,· for . example. W ASRINGTON (JP) - Che S do the job the President ask, Raymond R. Berkey, 619 E. Bur- six monlh. ,3.90; three monlh. ,2.00. And Iington str~t was rined $22.50 and other moil .u~rlptlon ... per /~ar; .Ix III Ih. re.r .f 01. J ••, ..... Uoul 14;* volumes '"'"' ooun have' beeit' Issued to more fh n there has ' to be more trankess In" nubuqa. ••• 1_- ",.....*i ., <"'('<'I-;u' ,4.25; 'h"... tries ~_ W4!lIten\.· 'lufope. ' TUE BIGGEST .R/\IN rflf'rvdr In the world I, th, Ilbrar, ~'eon- 90 percent ot the 14 .500.000-pllls nnd 1:1101'(, . clarity, :Jncl bcttjlr ex Robr1't K. Wolf. Tlnni(\s, W:l~ ml)~IU1. monlh. '';.2.,. .,m f,o\1l ~,9I •.". '.. J1 H_ f'.RI 1,l1li p.m. 10 n:1Nl p .... fined $17.50. Ooth fines were Two I•• "pl wlr. ,"",. !p•• , ( P' and (liP I '.1, Tit!' 'librnry'j; National Union a-r,;;s fa \\'lshln«lon • . Tbe J.brnr)' ol'll'lIrllll'll IIlI )lIllb bittlbdlu' Iveterans who have applftld so t\r '1J6!JniOlitl·,.,t 'iL' at the ~ 1flji, on the CIP' titllul.)', SMa ••, bour.: ~~ I Catalog nOw has IS-million entries lUonda,'. rublle Iota I lnves&menl in the Uhfary to&aJa ,lIT,n"S!S. tor GI liCe Insurunee refunds. everyday steps. tor speeding within the city IJmlts.1 MEMBER 01' na ASSOCLATI:D PRESS I. 11:041 ..... -( 4 ... .. THE DAlLY IOWAN, SATUIlDAY, APRlL !I, 1951 - "PAGI ...... ri . I • , Sank5 said. Columbil universIWi New York. Hollywood Movie Actor Visits Iowa City P~;;~nal Notes Missionary fo Tell Randall was borll in Ncbra.3k3, He \ .'\3 a civW,n public ~tn Veteran "lid educated a~ Ncbrllbka Wes a:>silOlIec under the A J\I e ric _ .....___ Methodist Students leyan university, Lincoln, the Uni Friends Service C9ftUnittee tor versity of Nebraska, Lincoln, and years during World W:ar J. Played Doctor Role A son was born Thursday at Mercy hospitals 10 Mr. and Mrs. Of Work in Africa In 'Night Unto Night' Robert Kupka, 659 S. Governor street. Darrell D. Randall, Lincoln. By TONY HUEBSCH Neb., who bas sp nt the last three years in missionary work in Afri "tJlat isn't Art Baker, the mov A daulhter was born Thursday Cll, will speak to SUI Methodist Ie actor we just saw in the show, at ).ferey hospital to Mr. and Mrs. students Sunday at 5 p.m. in Wes Is II?" Cleo Yoder, route I. "No, of course not." ley house, 120 N. Dubuque street. "I'll bet you a quarter." The Rev. Robert Sanks, Metho W. 307 . "It's II bet." Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ray, dist student director. Hid Ran A ~lddle - agcd mnn with a Finkblne park, are the parents of dall will tell pf his experiences dttp suntan turned to the two a son born Thursday at. Mercy among the nalive peoples of in W ,iris talking at a nearby ta ble in hospital. . . terior Africa, especially those who an IQ~ City restaul'ant and said, have been "undel' the white man's I '~Bett~r pay her the quarter." care" in centuries - held colonial Baker and the two girls had possessions. Just come (rom the Iowa theater, U-High Organizes Randall has made studies in the L NO.1.. where "Night Unto Night" was southern Congo, thc central Con showing - one of 27 pictures in go, and the republic of Liberia. L whJch Baker has played a sup New Marching Band He spent mos' of his time, how- porting role, University hi,h school is 01' A The actor was in Iowa City Thursday night aiter visiting his ganillng a ma ~c hin g band, Di- dauihter, a patient at the Oakdale rector Charles Luckenbill, G, R Old sanatorium. Iowa City, said recently. D While waiting to catch a 10:45 A mllrchini manual has been It~n, he said he noticed "Night Purdlll! printed at the hi,h school wi:h Unto Night" was here so he drop lIIustratlons by Cornelia Ander S ped in to see it to kill time. Society, son, daUihter of Mrs. W. A. An "Seeing yourself on the screen dj!rson, 530 Ferson street. Auden: Is tough," he said. "You pick out sel\a\e aU kinds of fla ws. Chief' drum majorette for the "you ask yourself, 'Why do you ~-piece band will be Irene Liv l!Iove your head so much? Why Inlston, dllughter of Prof. and so many flourishes when you light Mrs. W. R. Livingston, 1025 Wood a cigarette?' " Illwn street. Other maj(lrelles will Flaws are Small be Sarah ~aufmann, daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kaufman, 201 Baker said he started criticiz Fersen street, and Ma:'y Hancher, ins himself when he saw his first :dau,hter of SUI President and picture, and by the 27th he was Mrs. Vir.n Hancher, 102 Church convinced he had become worse. street. But it's only fair to Baker to say these flaws are little things "We are organizing the band DARRELL D. RANDALL most persons don't sec. with the idea of working it into ever, in Johannc,;;burg, Union of Ethel Barrymore never saw one the teacher training program," Luckenbill said. South Africa, where thousands of of her own pictures, Baker said. natives arc engaged in mining Baker is familiar to many and other industries, Rev. Sanks movie - goers because he has said. teen cast in many supporting LA Faculty Wives He helped organize the " Inter parts. lUally I ...... Ph.l. by MANY KNOW HIS FACE, but movIe actor Art Bilker's name Is not so familiar. Bak.er was In national club" in Johannesburg. "People don't know my name. The club is now a cultural center It always comes on the screen Thursday night after visiting h's d' ul!'hter. a pll.tjpn t at the Oakdale sanato.rlum. He stopped at a I_I theater to see rne of his pictures, "Night Unto Nigh " .. and many were the whispers, ".8 that the man Alter Program Plans where representatives of different Neat, petitc, and 500000O sweet is this lovely Broadcloth beau· , alter the word 'with,' when the national and racial groups may audience is impatient for the shOW wllo played Dr. POll?" The white-baired acto.r Is sh :wn In a local restaurant as he jo.ked with reporten A chaoge in program has been catcher. "Wheels" o( contrasting . ruffles adorn tht (lar(d about his p:ctures and his radio. show. \'1leet and learn to understand to start and doesn't notice names. announced for the liberal nrts each other on a non - political skirt ... and a double ruffle trims the bodice. A fly.a,.,a), faculty wives party Wednesday. "But they always remember my and non - denominational basiS, col/ar and slim raffia belt add to th( 10velint'SS' or this • 'special ( white hair, dark eyes and tan face. of dialogue." Prot. Arthur L. Benton of the Rev. Sanks said. date" dress. In rose, yellow, gr~n, blue. Siz~ 9 to U. • "~t'§ common for someone to He asked if there was a bar Illinois High School Band Visits Campus psycholo8Y department will show Many people in Johannesburg approach me in a New York res bershop quartet society in Iowa the ftIm, "The Feeling of Discri said that an "International club" SUS taurant and ask if I'm a certain City. He s3id he was searching for The Monmouth, Ill., high school in a rehearsal clinic with the SUI mination or Overdependency," in could not exisi there because of Rotarian from Bangor, Me., or the best quartet in the west for band was in Iowa City Friday, concert band. slead of the previously-scheduled the "deep prejudices," but Ran Dallas, Texas. his r~dio show (aired coast-Io finishing a three - day tour of "We were looking forward to "1'he Fetling of Hos~ility." dall helped make ie possible, Rev. Appa-rel "When I say 'hO,' they just nod COBst over the Amedcan Broad western Illinois and eastern Iowa. this as the highlight of our whole The party will begin at 7:4.; their . heads and say they have casting network) . The 73 - piece band has held tour, beca,use it is tremendously p.m. in the River room ot the lown CA ULFIELD TO WED Willard's , . ShQP ' seen me before." The friendly, white - haired ac the Illinois state class B cham inSPirational tor the high school Union, A social hour and refresh HOLLYWOOD (11") - Actress Bak.er, who was dressed in a tor was full of pride when he pionship for the past five years, ~tLldents to hear a fine university ments will tollow. Joan Caulfield announced Friday Exclusive But Not Expensive ' I lilht, spring suit, made fun of the spoke of his daughter, Virginia according to Director Lester Mun band and play with them, "Mun Reservations should be phoned that she and Frank Ross, producer diCference between his movie Shank (Shank is his real name) , neke. neke said. to Mrs. C.E. Cousins, 6154, by and ex-husband of J ean Arthur, 130 E. Washington roles and his radio roles. 29, who has been ill at the Oak After a sight - seeing tour of Monday. will be married April 29. '. "On my radio show - 'Art dale sanatorium for ten years. Baker and His NotebOok' - I'm She has a terrific spirit in spite the campus, the band particip:lted Box Social Highlights air ': sweetness. In the movies, I of her health, he said. wtS always a heel until 'Night It was nearly train time, and Astronomy Professor Delta Upsilon Party Ii Unto Night.''' . as he got up to leave he smiled, A box social was held Fridnt a To A ttend Co~ference He played drunken politician shook hands with the reporter in night at the Delta Upsilon soci~f. in "The Farmer's Daughter" and terviewing him and modestly re Prof. C.C. Wylie, SUI astronomy fraternity chapter house. J a vlllain selling secrets to Russia mark.ed, "It's been nice talking to department, and Mrs. Wylie will Entertainment included square '~ ' Flaf- Top" says: In "Walk a Crooked Mile." you." Ro.nald Reaean's Doctor attend a meeting today of the dancing. In "Night Unto Nigh t" he was WOMACK ELECTED American Astronomical society at The party was sponsored by th~ Ronald Reagan's doctor. Dr. Nathan A. Womack, head Yerkes Observatory, Williams Bay, DU Wives and Mothers club. ) "Movies are funny," he com of the surgery department at Uni Wis. A !tending were chapter mem it meJ'lted. "Last week I received a versity hospitals, was re - elected Wylie said Friday is a region bers and their guests, and mem wire to go to Hollywood to make secretary of the American Surgi al meeting of the midwest stales bel'S ot the Wives and Mothers of the society. club. some retakes on a picture filmed cal association Friday, accordmg '( last summer. to The Associated Press. The eler ''They paid my plane fare ail tions took place at the organi the way to Hollywood from Chi zation's annual 'meeting in Colo cago. Just to read two paragraphs rado Springs, Colo. BETHANY BAPTIST CHU.RCH Community Bulldinq "Ye must be born ag(/in" Services: 9:30 A.M. Sunday Scho.o.l 10:45 A.M. Mornlnl' Wo.rshlp Sermon - "True DiSCipleship" 6:30 P.M. B.Y.P.U. 7:30 P.M. Even:ng Evanrell.tlc Service Sermon "The Farewell Speech of a Dyipr Man"

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IIfS' ed the Hoosiers to one run and • The big Negro catcher unloaded "reI four hils in the first. seven in lhe bases in the third inning when PLAV[O ON DAV[NPOIH Sci ningl;, yielded four straight singles he parked one of Dave Koslo's T~MS W~ICH WON erl. C and the game winning double by southpaw shoots behind the 390- ~ Catcher John Gorkls In the eighth. .(pot mark in dee!> left center field. AM[RICAN L~G10N Looplnw Hit Only 24,033 paid their way into Gorkis' looping hit into shallow (jIe Ebbets field inaugural, in AND STAT[ le[t field drove in Gene Ring and which every Dodger' except Pilch CUAMPIO~~IP5 Lou Watson who had both er Preacher Roe slammed at least IN 194b singled. . 't'6"AR- Bob Chrl>toph. • Harry Moore. c[ runs across with a triple and a Jack Dlilmer. 2b Gene RIng ... qouble. Jim Russell accounted for Murland Moran. If Lou WatlOn. If Ed Browne. c B1I1 Brabender. rf the othel' Dodger score with a Rev V"",., d John Ph1111pI Ib (AP WIrephoto) !'fome run off Koslo in the third. Bob Primrose. 3b J'ohn Kyle. 3b shortly belore Campanella con Merlin Kurt. Ib John Gorkll, C lNG SECOND AGAINST THE CUBS Is Stan Musial or the St. Louis Cardinals. Chicago Short 8 f\J~" Marsh Bob Bauer. p STEAL b t ta M I I too late after ,ettlne tbrow fUm Catcher Ijecled. or Glenn Onhn. p Itop Ra, Sma lie, hiasi • thle f~a:1 ~n I his .!~:~e upu on ::e ,: :Ide of the' baw. The Cards outhlt Chlcal"o, 4-3, I The veteran Roe, making his Mickey Owen, MUI a Ie . 00. • c hi d the pltchln .. of Bob Rush but the Cubs won the National leape wame In Chillawo, ZoO, be n . .. ___ . first start of the campaign. really twice in the third and added single li'ung the Giants out to dry. He runs in both the fifth and sixth had a four - hit shutout going into innings. was in serious trouble only in noon in the second game of a two 'the sixth, when successive singles John Sullivan. Iowa rlght!lelder, fhe disastrous eighth. He struck game serIes. It was indicated Fri Rush Hurls 1-0 Win by Bobby Thomson, Don Mueller opened the third with a single out five Hoosiers and issued two day that Dick Orth. selected by lind Hank Thompson gave the to left center field. Indiana Start walks, one Intentionally to Harry Coach Otto Vogel belore the se Past Cards' Brecheen Polo Grounders their lone run. er Jim McGee issued a walk to Rilter in the eighth. ries to pitch today's game, might New York nOfl-nO I .. OOO I -f~) Shortstop Bob Christoph before Indiana scored Its only other be sidelined by Illness. Orooklyn 10.l·IOU '!·OUX 8.11-<1 run ot the game in the third in If Orth is unable to play, eilher CHICAGO (if"}-l3o") Rush, hurl K Oilo t Mal'lIe UI) Jhnaen f7, and Jack Dittmer drove in Sullivan ing his way out of repeated jams 've .~rum; aoe ( 1- 0) and Campanella . with a single to cent r. ning. Dittmer. who didn't commit Bruce Marsh or Glenn Drahn. both Lo.lor pllcbu - KIsie CU .. I). n.me runll an error in conference play last lefthanders, will probably start for in the early innings, outduelcd -au tie ll (1st.), CampanellA. ' III). Christoph advanced to second on Harry "The Cat" Brecheen to lead Dittmer's hit, moved to third on season, booted Gorkls' ground ball the Hawks. to start the inning. McGee sacri the Chicago Cubs to a 2-0 lri an outIield fly and scored when "It umph over the St. Louis Cardinals McKee tailed to touch !irst on a ficed Gorkis to secOnd from where Tigers Clip Chisox he scored on Woody Litz' single. INDIANA (G)* An *It II PO A E in their home opener before 22,- baU fielded by the [Irst baseman. Lit •. 2b ...... 6 I 2 2 2 0 137 Friday. Dittmer scored the third Iowa The Hawkeyes were unable lo Moore. cf ..... 3 0 0 I I I hit with men on bases and Je[t Pertl'an. ct ..... 2 1 I 2 I 0 Brecheen, who had previously To Remain Unbeaten run in lhe titlh on an er'ror, a RinK. ... 5 I 1 I 3 I won 27 out of 34 decisions from single by Murland Moran. nnd an Wat. on. If ..... 4 1 I 0 0 0 BIG TEN 'J'ANDINGS Kyle. 3b ...... 4 0 IJ 2 5 0 the Cubs, found his charm had DETROIT (A); - The unbeaten in[ield ground out. Merlin Kurt W L PCT. RItter. r' ...... 3 0 2 2 0 0 run out. He allowed only three Delrolt Tigers cashed in on a pair Indiana ..• , .••...... 1 Phillips. 0 scored the last Hawkey run In o 1.000 Ib .... I 0 10 0 0 hits. Bul two were triples by ij"aJ of homers Friday as they opened WI .eon ,n .. 1 •••••. 1 o 1.000 Mo.rklt. 1b ..... \ 0 0 , 0 0 the bottom of lhe ~lx1h iJminll Mlchl.an ...... 1 o 1.000 Gorki •• c ... 3 I 1 , 0 0 Jeffcoat and Wayne Terwilliger theIr home season by beating lhe on Sullivan's line single to center 1111001...... I I .667 McOre. p ...... I 0 0 0 2 I that led lo runs. Chicago White Sox, 4-1, before 10"''' ...... I 2 .333 Weber, p ...... I 0 0 IJ 2 0 field. MInnesota ...... I 2 .:\'1' A-Benner ...... I 0 0 0 0 0 Jetfcoat tallied while Brecheen a chilled crowd 01 44 ,642 Cans. Weber Wins 01\10 Stnte ...... I 2 .333 B-Gel' ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 was throwing out Hank Sauer in The While Sox grabbed a one Yanks Get 18 Hits, Down Nats, 14·7' Bert Weber relieved McGee tor Northwute.rn i ••••• O I .000 Purdue ...... 0 o .000 Totili. ft., ~1 In ft the fourth and Preston Ward's r~n lead in the foul'th Innmg and Indiana 10 start the seventh in (I) " IOWA .. Aft A •.. PO A E long fly scored Terwilliger in the ,mmg on un' ll Outfielder John~y DiMaggio, Henrich ------Sullivan rl. ef .3 1 3 3 0 0 ning and receive credit for the eight runners stranded. IndiuI13 sixth. {1roth tied the game at I-all In home run' ball to 'DiMaggio. That l Kiner Homers as Christoph. •• .. 3 1 IJ 1 , I broke the Lie and put the Yankees victory. He .:ranted Iowa two hits had seven men left on the bas~s. Dittmer. 2b .... 5 1 2 1 3 I Only five Cubs reached the base tge sevenlh with a 360-loot hom Smash Home Runs and no walks in his three inning The loss marked the fourth set Moran. 11 .. 5 0 2 0 0 0 lines, two via walks. In contrast er into the left cenfer[[eld bleach on front, 9-7. Henrich blasted his P,·rates W,·n 7-5 Browne, c .... 3 0 0 7 2 0 in the eighth lo set of[ a four- , stint on the mound. back this season ror the Hawk Vana. cl ...... 1 0 0 nine Cardinals got on base on lour ers. NEW YORK (IP) - The wOl'ld 0 0 0 run outburst. Hoeksema retired the Indiana eyes and gives them II 1-2 record Prlmrol(CI', 3b .. 4 0 0 0 1 0 hits. four walks and one errol'. "U The Tigers broke the game wide champion New York Yankees cel 'Kurt. Ib ...... 4 I I I 0 Page allowed only one hit in PITTSBURGH (IP)-Ralph Kin. .Ide in order in folll- innIngs and In Big Ten play. Last season Iowa r( .. Only two ever reached third base. upen in the boltom of the eighth ebrated their home inaugural Fri Hind...... 2 0 0 0 IJ 0 two nnd two - thirds innings to el' belled his first ID5!) home 1' 1111 shared lhe conference title with Hock ~ml. p .. 4 0 0 I 2 0 St. Loul. IMMI-IKHHlfI(l 11-1-0 :I'S Vic Wer'z tagged Pitcher day by blasting out L8 hits against C-Rlley ... , .. 1 0 0 0 0 0 receive credit for his first victory Friday to hcip pound lhe pHu Indlana and Michigan. bl ..n OUU-IOI-IHlX .. ·)-:l-I ~ i,.kl'Y Haefner fot' a thl'ee-l'un five Washington pilchers for a lop Breelleen (0-1) and a.rarlola: Rush Ie .. •. . of the season. burgh Pirutes to a 7-5 victor) Defensive rla7 T.tal. 33 , I ~, 13 t (1-') Ind O... n . homer Into thl nght field sland. sided 14-7 victory. In .. l ..a ... H ••e n 8 II Wallihlu .. ton Olt!-Ot)().,jf)O ;-f'~1 over lhe Cincinnati Reds ut For Sullivan turned in the delen . VC!lrOj! Pilcller Virgil Trucks, New l ' ork :lOO ~ I ' !I~ :H x I ' I·U~-n I,w& It'! tI ...... IJ )l A teeth - chatlering crowd of bes field. sive play of Frlday's game with A-hIt Into a Uelllers choIce for PlIll1lp. Rain in 8th Inning Halts Who gave up only five hits. open 27.877 customers braved the fri )Jaynes. liHUe (;;), lIarrls (1), Pearce In Ihe 71h. (71. nJarrero 1M) and Evans: Byrne, But fellow Buc Outfielder Watly a diving slab of Litz' line drive lld that rally with a double. With l"a,e I'H and Bun.. Winnlnr plteher - B.grounded out for M~ee In the ?Ih. gid weather and were rewarded WestJake stole the show bcfore in the top of the ninth innin·' two away, the White Sox elected Pa,e ( 1·8), loslll( pilcher - lIarrls (0· e-I.te on an error (or Vane In the 3rd. Phill:es, Braves at 2·2 by the Yankees' batting barrage 32,685 frc'.!t-nippcd fans by per Sullivan led Iowa hillers with Run. billed In - Sull1vln. Dlttmcr, . . to walk George Kell to get Wertz. I). Hom" run,. - noblnlon Ost). Berra }fand. Lit.. Rln,. Wltson. Corkl. 2. thnt included home runs by Joe (I O. Bnne II •• ). Ol~"rrlo (1st). Uen Jo naJly driving in six tallies with three hils and a walk in three of . BOSTOllJ rA-) r-- ""n eighth-mo. '!In e balding Tiger outlieldel' rlcb I~ ndl . rake ,our ehult"c Sacrlllce. - Cork I•. McOee. Su11lvan and DiMaggio, Tommy Henrich, Yogi 1 pair of foul' baggers and n sin. ficial tl'ips to the plate. ChrlJtoph. Two bose hit - Corkll, Stol· nlng thunder shower holted the banged the 2-2 pitch [or fhe four "'OW Irom the Berra and Pilcher Tommy Byrne. gle. The two teams meet this after- en base. - Sullivan and Dittmer. ~n Boston Braves' home opener aft I' li)Qggel' thnt broke up the ball I" ..... t ".re 01 em base, - lowe 9, Jndlana 7. SA e. on they had pulled in a 2-2 tic with , hoddy Exhibition The Reds' Bobby Ushcl' and nan. new Davlll blIll5 - of[ Hoeklema 2. M~ec 3. The Yankees' power display off ADVER"ISEMENT Struck out - by }foekfema 8. McOee. 2, the Phlladelphia Phillies Friday II!\lear. 1OO-' IOU-(4)U I_ ~ Danny Litwhilel' joined the hom· taUer". a 'It. d set an otherwise shoddy exhibi Weber. I. Httl ott - McGee. 6 In 6 Inn before a chjl\ed 7,308 crowd. >,(1 ., • OUU -UIMI -13X 4-11~ ;1' parade foo - each r apping a "yl" In nuny - R- -eq- u- Ir- em- e-nt;f'or Optometr7 ing., Weber, 2 In 3 Inn In,.. All. - tion that saw seven hurlers dis ,.or•. II URRY _ The Phl' ls bunched four of their "aern er IU-Il and Sllkeld ; Truckl lOO-foot drive over the cenfer 3.200. Ump ires .- Graham and Carter ~-U) Iud SWirl . Ilome runs _ Groth tribute 17 bases on balls nnd com tb. beat Five yeau of colleRe work orc re Time - 1:57. seven hits against Vcrn Bickford ( l Si), Werl. ' (I.I,. field wall. )el edlen. are quired [or Ihe de,n!e. Doctor o( Optom· in the tirst inning for both o[ ------mit Cour balks. Byrne, who open KineI' thus negotiated the Ilrst ctry. ed tor the Yankees. allowed only 11111 avall.bl•• MICHIGAN WINS, 6-2 their runs. Then the Tribesmen, 3tep in wha t. he hopes wi 11 be lhe The first yca.r mU l t be completed 11'1 Richards to Pole Vault Live hits until he was pulled in ANN ARBOR, MICH. IU'I - held to five hils, registered single ~ ong climb past Babe Ruth's ali· on accredited collcie of arts and the seventh inning. but was guil ..Ience •. Pitcher Ed Grenkowski limited tallies ogainst leity Ken Heinttel- At ISTC Relcys Today .ime record of 60 homers in a The secOnd year also may be com ty of handing out 1 I passes. Minnesota to fl ve hits Friday to man in the second and fifth • CEDAR FALLS _ Bob Rich- NATIONAL LEAGUE ~ason. \ pleted In such In 11\.Klllulion. or may be Three of his walks. together with Clnclnnltl 1I1I1t-II II-.:It il-f-j laken al Chlc.lo Colle •• 01 Optometry. lead Mlclhgan to a 6-2 decision frames. H h f . Boston ...... 2 0 1.000 three Washington singles, led to Ptll .burcb I I~-O:IO-OUX 1·t1-4 The third. fourth and IIfth ye ... are over the Gophers in the Wolver 11 d I hi ·!r.. -IOCI-OU '!-7-'l IITds, who came wil in a rachon Chicago ...... 2 0 1.000 p • Wehmeier, Smllh fM, ErauU (I. IN devoted to prorcsllona 1 COUff'etI which ~:."one IIIO·OIU.Clt ~-il- I If! an inch of being lhe second a five - run round that enabled Pltlsbul gh ...... 3 1 .750 ines' first Big Ten baseball test. Brooklyn ...... 2 I .667 ::opp.:r; Wcrle, Gre,. (1), LombariU (') must be completed In an .«redlted col· Rtlnlaelm.n Ind Lopata ; Illckford and /uan in history to c1e.ar 15 feet the Nats to gain a short-lived 7-7 I .. wd McCullo~Jh. Wlnnlnl pitc_l''' Ie... o( olltometly. Cr .....11. 1 It It '11 t Philadelphia ...... 1 I .~DO ITle ,amo tailed .... 01 81h Innlnr wet· ih fhe po vau, WI pu on an tie. SI. Louis ...... 1 3 .250 1 Werle I 1-0). ~o.ln, "lIcher - W,~ ..I" FaU relilstraUon .. now open nl Chi ... COLLEGE BASEBALL 2 Ill- ll. 1I 0me iun. - Lllwhller 11"')/ ,round.) bition for Teachers college re- That was as far as the Senators CincInnati I ...... 0 2 .000 2 (hi ca.o Colle.e of Optomel ry. 348 Belden Nebruka S. LaUler .. COeC.f...... , ., New York ...... 0 3 .000 U.her (~nd), Klnor (I.t), We.lla~e. Ave., Chl,.,O U . 111 . Dormitory accom IIlIno'" 4, N.ftbwu tern • ihis ofternoon. Relays Di got. Joe Page, the Yankees' bril ~ Y. .nd '!nd). . WESTt.. N LEAGUE I modations available on the campus, The Marylan. 1', We.lern Ma,,' ..... Art Dickinson has an- liant relief ace. look over at this AMERICAN LEAGUE col1e.e Is approved lor veterans. (Adv.) Oblo Ual ....U, I, MI.ml • Des Moine. ", Omah. I point and stopped them coLd. Mic W L PCT. on DeLrolt ...... , ...... 3 0 1.000 Red Sox Spoil A', • The former U.S. Olympic slal' key Harris, ,vashington's lef! St. Louis ...... 2 0 1.000 I~, who is now a theology student ,hander, tried to emul.ate Pa.ge, Ne\t York ...... 3 1 .750 B oston . . . .• , ..•.... . ,2 2 .5M in Chicago, will warm up while b~t succeeded only In puttmg ) ~ Home Opener, 8-2 WaFhlngton ...... 1 2 .333 2 tile college pole vault is in ses- all fo~r .men he faced. on b~se . PhiladelphIa ...... 1 .333 2 SPALDING Clc\leland .,." ...... , .. 0 . 000 2' • PHILADELPHIA (JP)-M81l/aae/ sion. When that event is decided. Rellevlng Lloyd Hittle In the Chicago ...... 0 .000 3 10e McCarthy Qf 1he Boston' lied Richards will begin his exhibition bottom half of ~he seventh, Har 30x received a 63rd birtHday ~temptS. ris walked Henrich then served a FRIDAY'S SCORES )resenl and Connie Malll!. II dls NATIONAL ' LEAGUE IppoinUng ~lal· t to his 50th home, ChlulO :!, st. Louis II Jeason as manager of . the PIIH YWI1Jest.8/af18 fJw! Orookl yn ~, New York I J. l'IlUl Shcedy* Swilt;hed lo Wildl'out (;"cam-Oil Boshn ~, J'hlladelphlll l! (nl" In Hlh) adelphia Athletics Friday as the C ts you less •-IU sbur,h 1, C'lnclnnaU i) Shaves you better· os EXPENSE Because He }'hlllked 'fh" .'inge/· Nai l 'fesl aed SQx whipped the A's 8-2 . AMERICAN LEAGUE B6, ton's Lefty Maurice Me· PROVE IT YOUItSILF AT OUR New \'ork 11, Wa'ihln,ton Jcrmoti, ·hurling seven hit bill, lSodon H. Philadelphia. 1: IletrolL I, Chin,. I was parlicula rly tOugh In \he Mak. thi ...... Don' I risk a penny. Buy a ~ve of ~~~ (Only "mea sc heduled) clutch. U.. os WIG")' al wlat.. If you don , agree ' .... CD y.... n- Vem Stephclls blasted a g""d TODAl"S PITCHERS . your bost blad. buy . •. _ ...... ".., bett., ...... GII~ 31am homer and Al (Zeke) Za COlt ... rehlm .... di_Io UI for refund of full purchue NATIONAL LEAGUE rilla smashed out thrce hits In price. (If YOAIr d... l ..... n·t aupply yau, IeIId ... hia na ... St. Louis at Chl ..,o - Slaler (10·10) Bos'on victory over and odd.... . Order "f.Pe blade. _1Rd and onc!a.. pay. .~ v.l.en. n·S) ~ he lefty.t.ou . ..-t. W.·I! ..;mbu...... 1 ... ) New Vork at Brookly. - Kennedy Brissle and , Harry Byrd. (I·I·II) .s Bankh ••d (0-0) PhUadelphla at BOlton - Simmon. Dom DiMaggio and Tom 0'· (f·IO) ., Spahn (21.14) Brien, the lalter playing in lefl CincInnatI at 1'1lLlbur,b - Jlolkl (f-O) field in the absence of Dr Fox (fI-lII) v. Che.nu (1·IS) Ted Willi ams who was left in Boston wJth Al\IERICAN LEAGUE a severe attack of the grippe, each Oo,Ion at Pbllidelphli - Siobbi (11· 'I' .... Masterson CO~Ol vs Kellner had two hits for the winnine Sox. (~O·U) B •• ton OII.GIH.llt j..1.... Ch".aru at Delron - Wlrbt (15·13) V( PhiladelphIa OIO._HI '~ 1I0ul1omin (In-IU) MeDermoll (I·O) .nd Bali.: CI ..eland al SI. Loul. - reller (15·1~) Byr. (ft~. Set.elb (9) a.d 0 ••;.., ' j"" -IIUKttt ILlllS \'5 Fannin (tI- 11) ton (0). LOll.&, plteher - Brlule \"1), Wuhlnrton al New York -.NalY .fQ·U) lIo",e run - Slephen. (II.!. • I't~ .. vs Porterfield ( ~ : .. :t) 20 :'--- Sft.~ ,t., .. \, I"""" PAL SINSll .. DOUIU IKE EV ANSTON, ILL. (II') in ~.dilpeft .... Albic Plain hurled Announcing Friday as IlLinois shut out about S 44 for 98. ~~~: Golfen are nUll ~e ne... ".J//i", '~ ALL panda·monium just broke 100'" for thi. little lIuy with western. 4-0. in a ,Big Ten = with Spalding', imprond Dote... tthe hairy ears and .two black eyes. Somebody snitched his STUDENT SHIPS ball game. windinl C'TIU.TINSION") .. WiJdroot Cream·OiI! Ybll may not be a panda - but why It's still "lo.. lble to see GiYn maximum d istance combined not ",c what WiJdroot Cream-Oil cand.? Just a little bit Eur",e-Ihia Sunur.er · "'ith ..... ee( feel-Plus famous DoT .,Iide. crooml your hair neatly and naturally without that plastered· DANCElAND uniformity usured. Dormitory 4:!1) berth) ... , 'l~tI on" wa.)' -lowa'So Smartesl Ballr90m True down look_ Relieves lUUIoyinW dryneu and removes loose. Tourl.t Cabins (4 berth) .. 114, oae war The hip-powered Ala. \. Cedar Rapids. 19_ S",,',Ii_, u,ly dar1druff. And Wildroot Cream-Oil helps you pass the S.S. CANBERRA (Greek Line) PUT._ is '7r,..T...,;o,," wound, too. .I TONIGHT Fingernail Testl It'. non-a1ooholic • • • contains soothinll ·!'Ionhe.t to Cherbourl AtwIlor fOIi.bn_ plul distance, it's the "tlo~t.h.m,t.Gn .... ,. Day. r •• r tonr TIM. Fa"."t. LaooIin. Get a tuho Dr' bottle of Wildroot Cream-Oil ftalr tonll: Depart MONTREAL BILl. MEAJtDO/'I lCao-PUT.e and Top.Pune. . '" IllS GREAT at any dru, 01' t~t ,bods e<)UIIter today. And always ask MlI)' Jott - J.ne :!tl - July '!l! Band Downbeal O~~~~8:~~~..I0", ;h ll Dol' _ Silo" OoJy. e ..... Top·FlITi ., ,.,.. your barber for a profeuional application. In ca.e there'... Depart SoeTHAMfTON Onl, Sge pIa- taX -,peda in your houae - keep .orne Wildroot Cream-Oil .. CHERBOURG for MONTREAL' SUNDAY AUIf. :I - "_I'. :!f) - 8ept. 2-A haRd.. for himl \ lJep ... t.re. on Olht!lr na,.1 A •• n.bl., UNDEJt ~ •• NITE • "S-PA'LDING LIMITEI' SPAOE - AOT I'ROMPTLY WBDNE8DA~ * ~ J:l7 Burroughs Driv" S",dfr, N. Yo 1'(1" .. 1.' OVE. ::a .. NITa YOUTH ARGOSY. INC. EVERY FRIDAY the pace In "EI'IT iN WEST.aN 8 .... Wildroo. Comran),. ID:~ ~u!:"lo 2.1• •~. Y. :taG. Bcoadwav _ ,Wnrth. 2-'l6~ New Ynrk 13, Nt' v York TID DAn.;y IOWAN, SATURDAY, APan. :at, 195' - PAGE FIV1r • 7::10 p.m. Mid-week prayer hour. and Bible Iludy. , EVILNGELICAL FREE C UURC II Ot· I' Worilng· Girls' Imagination CORALVILLE Tlae ae •. I. V. Streed. putel' Church C~lendar SundAY. ':4~ a.m. Sunday school. 10:3~ a.m. The Trinlly colle,e choir will pre lenl a concert. Public Invlled. 6:30 p.m. BWANIADSa held al Ih. Community bulldl .... A &hart· Junior Free Church Youth f.llowshlp. f . WENCE LAU 'Cil RCD S:t5 p.m. Senior Free Church Youth 1'101- 100 Much lor 1950 Science prayer service will be: held followln. 6::10 E. Davenport .trett lowlhlp. 8 p.m. Service. Monday. 1 p.m. Ile\f. Edward W. Ntatll, paslor Ihe meetJne· Boy S A.m. WorAh lp with luest minister. the Rev. Victor O. Wlk . director 01 Chris BERNAT Y~RN f II Ilk I t with milk and d . ... rt .. 490. P.S. /olloll's: Big o ffices use them." during the 7:23 a .m. masses and aller • or. ype. 0 n t - Don 'l lorget your 1.0. card. Guaranteed Walch Repain the Novena services.. taan ed\lcaUon lor the IOWR Baptist con- Ing. Call 3 32. • I. A typewriler lhal has a key 5. A typewriter' you can speak _.L- ,~ \'entlnnl A &\.lest quartet from the Bap ON ALL MAKES 011 It which crases mistakes when ST. PATRICK'S C II UIICII Ust Student c.nler oC Iowa State T'ACh GOLF CLUBS. Nine Irons and three Baby SiHing pwlChed. ee.a E. Court street el'S ccHlele. Cedar Falls, will presenl woods. Phone 7870 aIle. 6. Itt. ReT. ~hrr. fa. rick O·Rellly. paatur IJpeela mUsic. 5 p.m. Roser Williams Iel- I C. T. ALGER (lIBmIent:.. "Easy. . Made very Rev. Raymond J. r·ueba. ass" plutor • low,hlp .upper Rnd hour. Judson ves PORTABLE WASHING machtne with BABY SITTING. Mn. De France. GSOI SundAY mas..,s: 6:30 . 8:30. 9 : 4~. 11 pen led by a panel composed 01 three wrInger, $15. Call 8-2690 after S. or 6923. • Jeweler d1capiy, also. The eraser key is a .m . Weekday ma sse~ at 7 :30. Confessiom SHlde,ts from Japan. 6 p.m. ROler WII Saturday Crom :I to 5:30 p.m. and Ii p .rn ODe with a small circle that lIaml fellowship vespers led by a student EXCEPTIONAL------buy. Perfect r..aundro Music and Radio Chronographs A Specialty !tits out mistakes. You might not ,roup from Iowa Slate Teamers coHeee. rna I. Phon e 788 • • 20!l E. Wathingion Dial 397& ZIOS LUTHERAN CII RCII Evenln, club. Tuesday, 'I p .m. Junior PHILCO FRIGIDAIRE. $190. 1-quarl GUARANTEED repa:r. ior all mak.,. be able to type over it, but it's ( American LUlheran eonrerence~ Hllh "'hool fellowship. pr .. sure conner, $1. Fruit Jars. 20c a Home and Auto radlo!l. Vie p i ~k up and ~ perfcct eraser and tha t's what Johnson and 81oominrLon If\retts Bethany fellow,hlp at unmllrried du- The Rev. A.C. Pruehl, pAitor dents. Dr. L.L. Dunnln~tOD. putor 01 CONGREGATIONAL C IIURC II do.en. r..awnmower, $~ . Dial 9'195 . deliver. SUTTON RADIO and TELEVIS See thE: Best Bu)'s In ~ asked for." Sunday. 9: 15 • . m. Sund RY 5chool. 9:30 thc FI!'!I Methodlll church ht"", wUl ! 111 N. Clinton .tred ION, 331 E. Morket, Dial 2239. Z. Chemically treated paper R. m. Student Bible c1RSS. JO :30 a.m. I speak. Tue~day. 7:30 p.m. ExecuUve Th~ ae\l. John O. Crall'. mlnll ter Service and sermon: " The Good She}.)- board meeting of the Women', eountiJ !Iunday. 9::10 a.m. Church school. Autos for Sale -- Used EXPERT radio rep.,rs. Pickup and de- USED CARS which will turn black when a 10:4' a.m. Nursery and mornlnl wor ------"",..... -- lI"ery. WOODBURN SOUND SER- herd." Music by bolh choirs. 5 p.m. The will meel In Iho home 01 .Mrs" Lawrence at 1YJlC!writer hits it, thus eliminat LUlheran Slud.nt assocIation will mce' Ely. 110 Newton park ,' Wedn.sday, 10 shIp. Colle.e Sunday. Prot. Roberl MI 1935 Ford Iud or RUna Ilood . Good tires. VICE. 8 E. Colle,e. Dial BOiel. al Ihe church. Supper. social . nnd de- a.m. WMB soclely 01 lAdl~s will m•• ' chelseQ 01 the SUI school 01 reiJglon will Call l!xl . 4297. iJlg the use of carbons. vo tional program. Tuesday. 4 p.m. Child· lor A.h all-day meeUn, In th.,' home of speak ton "Loyalty and Lenrning." 6:30 BURKETT - RHINEHART Otamenl: "It can be done. One rcn'S choir practice. Wednesday. 7:15 Mrs. Anna Miner. '701 Melrofe ' street p.m. 11111rhnt.llow.hlp. Wednesday, 1 1940 FORD. Excellenl condItion. U3 Complete Stocl{ cf p.m. Choir rehearsal al the church. Hawkeye Vlllag •• IOWA CITY MOTORS, INC. back is that any knick might p.m , Senior choir pracL (ce. Saturday, LJ There w1l1 be n potlucJc. luncheon -.t FIGURINES , iIOld a.m. Children's choir prac tice. noon . 7 p.m. Choir rehe ....1 at Ih. ThuradRY. 8 p.m. Book-ot-the-Monlh jtIIducc a mark. A solution might church. Thursday, 6:30 lI.m. ThundaYr dlK-~lon. The book to be reviewed 1934 Buick 4-door, 1935 Buick 4-door, and Corner Colleae and CHnton " be 1935 Ch evrolet 2-<1oor. 1939 Chevrol.t . mage as in photography which FIRST ENGLISII LUTIIERAN CII RCII 6:30 p.m. Second quarterly ' Church din will "The Christian Heritage In be Amerlc. ... 2-door. 1939 Dod,_ coupe. 1941 PonUac SUPPLIES (Unlt.ed Lutheran thureh In Amu'ca) ner In the student (ent~r Inti a eon 1949 MERCURY Sedan would stop chemical activity of the grt!gatlonal bUI'neB. and fellow.hlp pro Club sedan. See these and othtr line into a nd get typed letters the urner or Dubuque and !\Iarket Streeb used ca rs . 1 ERW ALl.. MOTORS. 621 IOW;t CITY FIGURINE HOP piper right after typing on it. The Rev. Ralph M. Krutl'"er, paltor gram. The tIIm. "The c'onv_ralon of CHURCH OF JESUS C IIRIST OF 1949 FORD Fordor way you want them. saul." will be shown. LATTER DA V SAINTS S. . Capitol Sireet. ' JlISi dip i: in and hang the let SUnday. 8:3 0 a.m. Motln ser"lce with Itt. £. Fairchild .tred 4 East College 1948 MERCURY Sedan a ~ el Inon by the. paPi lor. 9:30 a.m. Sunday Comme'lt: " Impossible! Sounds E. lAa.. Jonn, branch president 1941 FORD. Priced right, excellenl con ters out to dry." schoo1. 10 :45 a.m. Worship service and REORGANIZED cauaclI OF' JESUII dlUon. See at 120 North Clinton. Coli 1948 OLDS 8 Sedan do not stand for the same letters !'erlllon : "We Believe In God ." 5 p.m. C IIRIST OF LATTla DAt: IIA1NT.1I Sunday, 8 '.m. Commemorative tour 3. An electric eye on an oC- 10 church hblorlc points In Carthage and 2229, nfternooll!t and even",!.!s. TYPEWRITERS all the time. The word or 3foup Lutheran liludepls wlll meeL at the YMCA roern, 1•• & r V"'~1l 1941 FORD Coupe l' NRUV~, Ill. ] 1 A.m. Special eerviac con Zion Lutheran churCh . 0:30 P .Il) . LUlher Dale Billant,•• , I.U., .....1 .... 1 . 11148 CHEVROLET e-passenger. Rndlo. of lettr~'S (ghati' can be pro ducted al Carlhoge by Joseph McRae. Rentals Repairs 1940 PLYMOUTH 2-door !,.. league meeting at the church. SundRY. I a.m. CI .... 10- ft.m. worshfif Wednesday, B p.m . Women's Reli ef socl Like neW. 117 E navenporl. 7902 ev.- Portables nounced '[Ish.' That is, ir the Sp~.ker : L Ie Wood.loell:. dl,"rlct pres nln,.. . r:. fty meetLn, . Authori:l;ed ROYAL Dealer 1939 PONTIAC Sedan 'gh' is sounded as in the word IIILLEL FO NDATION Ident. ./ Saturday, 2 p.m. Prol. W"udah Goldin of , FIRST PRESBVTEIlIAN 0 11 RCII 1939 FORD Tudor 'roug h,' the '0' sounded as in T RI:>;ITY I:PISCO."L CIIURCH Help Wanted WIKEL Ihe SUI school 01 religion will speak • ~l B. Market "tr ~ el 'womEli1 ,' and th t 'ti' sounded 1'.'!1 ' E. e.Ue.e .tr•• , 1939 FORD Fordor on the "Fundamentals of Judaism." 4 I The ae •. P. Hewl.on Pollock, pastor Typewriter Exchang-e Itl The Rev. Harold F. ~IlGee, reel.r SHOE SALESPERSON. Man or woman. p.m. OI1~g Shabbat. Sunday, 2:30 p.m . Sund.y. 9,30 n.m. Church school. 10:45 as in 'n ation.' Ghati, fish ." Sunday, 8 A.m. Holy Communion and Appl~' 10 C.E. Jonn on, Alden. Shoe 124Jh E. College 8-1051 (It, o.m. Worship nnd sermon: "Holy Mar Department. 6. Smokeless cigars and Turkish bre.kl.. l. 9:30 •. m. Upper' church ""hool rlu:el' This . "r",on will "" Ihe nrot In SEE THEM NOW! {or ages 8 to 18. IP,8O ~.m. 'Nursery 111 ciga rettes for bosses who smoke a ..ties on lhe drama 01 a Christian WANTED : Full-11m. Ilrocery clerk. Ap IGNITION " , parl.h hou.e. Lower church school lor hom4fi 4:30 p.m. Westminster £ello\\lshlp them. O&eR I lo 7. 10:45 a.m. Morning prayer ply 01 Ihe Scll-Serve Grocery. .I~on. ~ R.m. Weslmlnster Cellow shlp CARBURETORS SpeCial This Week at and ,'ermo,,: "!jil! I. ' !:!o""ethln~ We Ar~ wm join with Ihe Canl.rbury club {or ;)1 In Rothcr ' Th.n , SOll'\e\hUi, We COl1\ GENERATORS STARTERS • mce\ln, at Ihe Episcopal church. The Rooms for Rent I, mil." 5 p.m. Ev.nlnll ' pral[cr and aer R.v. Pollock will speak on "What Think BRIGGS & STRh. TTON mono The J\qv. Hc.wlson. Pollock, m1nl~ Yc 01 Christ'" G p.m. HI club m.eeting. MOTORS MORRIS FURNITURE CO. I, For consecutive insertions per In (ho parl.h house. Sat\lrdoy, 10 One day ...... 60 per word Typing RUBBER STAMPS Hassocks, Duran-covered, • . In. Confirmation class In ' redor) All colon $5.50

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PAGa SIX - TID DAll.Y IOWAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 2Z. 1950 SUI Order of Coif 'Standing Tuble' Helps Tot Walk Agoin Eleven SUI Sludents Building Permit Hearing · Set Gr.dualc ~Iudcals ' Receive New Ranks An application for a $100,01)0 ordinance. Get Fratermty Posts · To InHiale 16 New building permit that would allow Wednesday's hearing will tnk;! Landco, Inc., to build a 17 - unit place in the city hall council cham John N. Dempsey, G, Heudt. Members Thursday In ROTC Regiment apartment house at 315 Eliis avc- bers. son, Minn., rec,ently 111 eledlj nue will be referred to the Iowa Prot. Frederic G. Higbee ot the president of the SUI \:hapiet " The SUr military department Sixteen persons, including Hen City board of adjustment in d SUI school ot engineering is chair Phi Lambda Upsilon, na ry C. Shull, member pC the state announced Friday the names Cor hearing Wednesday. man of the board, which incl~d'!:; honorary chemical fraternity, board of education, will be ini 11 advancements in the cauet L.C.W. Clearman and Robert J. five members appointed for llvp. cording to Minoru Honma, G, \1 tiated into the order ot Coif ThUJ-.< Knoepfler, local attorneys. repre- year terms by the mayor with the day, the SUI colleae oC law an ROTC regiment and the names cano, Hawaii, chapter 5 nounced Friday. ot men who will fill five new po sent the firm . Its plans also call city council's approval. Dempsey 5 U cc eed s ~ sitions. for off - street parking space for Shull will be Initia ted to hon 19 cars. Wheeler, C, Iowa, and will l' orary membership. The other Iii Three men were advanced tram City Engineer Fred E. Gartzlte The Weaker Sex oUice for the 1950-51 a are graduating senior:. or forme~ the rank oC first lieutenant La said Friday that since the pro MADISON, WIS. (JP) - Female year, Honma said. I students of the SUI law school captain. They are Laurence Sel posed apartment house would pro robins are better than males In Other new officers elected • Regular members of C~if are by, A3, Odebolt; ,coorge Staub, vide less than 2,000 square teet fighting lor their terri¥>rial rights the meeting were Keith B~ selected on the basis ot scholas';ic AS, Weaver, and John Teely, C3, of space per family, a permit call In springtime. The robins set up C, Waterloo; Honma, ~ standing during their three yean; Iowa City. not be granted unless the boartt territories, and battle invader ro Glenn Wilson, G, Altamont.,,, • in law school. They must be in Advanced from the rank of sec ot adjustment approves the appli bins. Females won 73 percent of urcr; Robert M. En.elbrecbl" the upper 10 percent of their cJas$. ond lieutenant to first lieutenant cation. the fIghts in their own territory, West Liberty, alumni IC!ct'etaIs Those selected for initiation were Kenneth Block, A4 , .Qen The 2,000 - square - leet mini as against 68 percent of fights and Prof. Walter T. SmithJ ~ Thursday are Robert C. Reimer, wick; Marshall Hake, A2, Bel mum is set up by the local zoning won by the males, says a study is try department, faculty ad~ L3, Schleswig; Instructor Milo mond; Victor Holec, A4, Cednr by Howard Young, former zodlo Smith, colleae ot commerce, Abet: Rapids; .George Man,old, C4. tr student at the University of MARRIAGE 1.ICENSE8 JS8~ deen, S.D.; Marvin C. Hayward, Washington, Iowa; Ray m 0 n d SUI Profe.. or Returns Wisconsin. Both sexes sullered Marriage licenses were isq 1.3, Independence; Mary Ann Schutz, A3, Rock Valley; Robert From Washington Talks many more defeats when en Soukup, C4, Iowa City, and Ar Friday in the Johnson ~ Diehl, 1.3, Davenport; Instructor Prof. John S. MCj,own, research c~03c hing on another robin's ter Richard G. Huber, college of law, thur Thomson, LI, Castana. rItory, he salQ. Males did a bit .clerk's office to Frank SUedly III engineer for the Iowa Institute oC Cene,va Cone, both of Iowa CJ41: Charles City. David Stary, A2, Cedar Rapids, Hydraulic Res ear c h, returned better than females in fighting on Claire Fer, u son, L3, Des was promoted to the rank at ser strange terrain. and John Smith Jr., and EcW Ut' Thursday from Washington, o.C;., seau, Hoth of Cedar Rapids. Moines; William E. Wallace, 1.3, geant. where he had been caUed tor con Williamsburg; Donald H. Sitz, La, Assigned as battalion plan and sultation with the start of the Davenport; William R. Ruther, L3, training officers were Selby, first bureau of public roads and a se(' Clarence; Lynn E. Rhoads, 1.3, Des battalion; Staub, fourth battalion; tion of the airfield branch of the Moines. Karl Winborn, C4, Wiltiamsbu .. ~, army engineering department. The hilanous Edward J. Hartmllfl, La, Guth second bataillon, and Gordon To McNown said the discussions tale of aTalking rie Center; Benjamin W. Brown, land, A3, Dickens, third batta lion. were about "plans for tests in Shenandoah; Gilbert R. Caldwell, TefCy also was appointed 10 airfield drainage, which will lead Army Mule ... and a 1.3, Davenport; Prot. John C. the position of company command to a gradual improvement in O'Byrne, Iowa City, and Shull. er for company E. methods of airfield design." dumb 2nd, Looie! Supreme Couri laUCH The Coit initiation Is parl oC the Supreme Court day activities NOW on the SUI campus Thursday. "JUST MY SIZE," says Morri l"~nk~, 6, S1. Paul, la., a. b~ 81~ ... Into the stand~ table In the pftyatcal ENDS Iowa supreme court justices will Iberap)' cymlll:slum. at University hosll ita Is. Ralph Slrlmon, 4, Farley (Ieet) aod Joyce KIrkbrIde, 4, be in Iowa City for the day. Rampton, (ri&'bt) also areehelplnl' tbeir pOlio-stricken bodle to become at-cu ;Gmed to ler braces while The Initiation will be held at ,tandlnr. ]0:30 a.m. In the senate chamber of Old Capitol, Dean Mason Ladd 01 the college ot law said. New InlUates will be honored Exe,rcise Pool, Braces Aid Polio Cripples at a luncheon in the Iowa Union at noon. By MARY QUALLEY I tomed to standing while wearing I enjoyable for them, Miss Grete- Ladd said of Shull, "We picked , I braces. man said. Therapists work wi t'" A step forward - that s the . I the patients individually while a distinguished lawyer In lown. aim of pallo crippled youngsti'rq After he has learneo ,tllndmg th . th t - . ey arc In e wa er. This is the tirst time anyone not e on the Iowa Supreme court hilS learnIng Lo walk again in the baluns: , the chila will be taught " ' P k U d physical thernl y department of to use crutches with the aid ot o. ac ~ Ie . . been elected to honorary mem University hospitals. the brllces. All of the polio patients are bership." When a child's Ie,s are pal'alyz- Between July, 1948 and Juiy, tre~ted regularly with hot packs , Shull Is a member of the Shull ed by polio, he is like a baby 1949 27 536 treatments were giv. until all the spasm (unnatural •• 1,1It - ••• t:::~~... <""", ...... • 1:111 - .::t1 and Marshall law firm of Sloul< who must 'learn standing balance cn U; th~ four therapy rooms. Lo- contraction of thc muscles) has City. He has been on the boIU'O before he can begin walking, Wll- cated in the Children's hospitoJ, d.isappeared . irom the back and rna n Production -T-===::;. --Pl..... i of education for a Quarter of a liam Jahnke, chi t physical ther- the departmen t has a gymnllsiunI limbs. ExerCise to strengthen the --I DONAlD O'CONNOR PAT.i~AtMi~;~· century, Ladd said, the last de aplst in the Children's hospitul two treatment and massage room~ weakened muscles is undertaken .. BARBARA HALE ~'i,~~y ZASU PITTS .,RAY COLLINS· JOHN MciNTIRE cade of which he has b en presi physical therapy department, said. and a hydrotherapy room contain- alter the spasm leaves. dent. - I...... _ 1_ ~::rl~ aM FRANCIS' The Old Aimr Mule who TAl.KS A useful device tor teaching 111g a small pool. The patient Hes on a table, anrt DemaIest • Donllll • Goodwin • McCormick . Sheyne Shull is a former president of Charll. u such a child balance is the stllnd- Pool Trea.lment a blanket containing the hot towel, BABE DIDRICKSON In 'Queen of SportB' BarJlett the Iowa state bar association and ing table" which combines the Th I' b lOt 'd forming the hot pack, is placed Oreb,,'," :!~s g;f,zdi' Is active with the American bnr e poo IS a ou I eet WI e on his back, arms and leas, and Loula Prima and His Orche.1ra associll lion. gaining ot confidence with play- lind 15 feet long lind Is used early allowed to remain until II lm,,:;t lIRA NUTTY PINE CABIN - Color Cartoon 1.-_-- Ing. In the treatment of polio cases. cool. 1n this device, the child is en- When II child has been very sick Furniture Firm Files cased tn the "box" up to slight .v he feels weak and i aeraid 01 The therapy department of the above the waist. He can turn talling, Therapist Lucy Greteman Children's hospital unit has treat- 'Repossession Petition around, but is supported by the explained. ed 118 new polio cases sinae Jul;\" sl· de .~ of the box and has no [elll' 1949. All but two ot these pet- The A.W. Peterson company. The bouyancy ot the wat.er gives d Itt of falling. "It IS'· l'lnportant to sons were un er s x een y ars a Inc., Cedar Rapids, Friday tiled him II sort at psychological as well g a petition In district court ask teach the kids to be unafraid," as a physical uplift as he sees a e. Ing repossession of furniture sold Jahnke said. how easy it is to move In the The physical therapy ~part- ~ . Kenneth Smith, Oxford. Modeling clay and toys are pool, she said, Often a child wil:> ment is also a training gl'o d for The company charged Smith within easy reach of the child can scarcely move a leg or arm prospective therapists and r wo In the standing t~bl e, so that he oefore he gets into the puol, rinds men ph ysical education maJPrs in- was behind on payments specified terested in corrective worlE. In 11 conciltional sales contract, and can get the feel of doing some- he has a full range of motion Diked lor $100 damages because thing while standing. Squeezing when that part ot the body is Although pallo patients number Ji'llith allegedly retained the fur and shaping the Cl3Y helps submerged' in water. high in the total of trea'tments, niture. strengthen his hands. The water is kept warm and is there are numerous other types According to the petition, Smith When the patient's leg muscles about tbree feet deep. The chllrl- of di sability, cerebral palsy, sco owed a balance 01 $187.24 on the are weak, braces are sometim ~ Ten go into the pool in groups Iicsis (crooked spine), strains, pods. aIWlied to protect the joints and of five or six because it Is more sprains and baCK disorders. The company Is seeking repos guard against stretching the liga- session of the goods or $187.24 ments which might cause the !eg plus the $100 damages and court to be deformed. In the standing costs and a ttorney fees. table, the child becomes acc\l~- .f)I.IVE~/N. NOW! , . Ends Mon ayl FLAMING ACTIoN I Ne.. at the CAPITOL On Hlrhway 6 ExdtiDq New FUm Wesl ot Coni ville Color Technic~or Boxofflc8 Opens 6:30 Shows at 7:l5-9:30

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