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~""' I OR ~IO Total Already 291 239 ~ith 2 Days Left I ,R1DI0 Now, but Picked for Inaugural Parade Ma,... :B, The A3IIOClated Press Asks Premier • The mounting toll of Christmas holiday ttaffic deaths appeared headed Friday night for a grim for Concrele all-time record. ' With more than two days of the extended weekend remaining, the Proposals - Nation's auto tatality mark reach- ed 305. Ot\ler types of accidents LONDON (JP) _ Prime Minister ( WASHINGTO~ (JP) - The Ei- took 80 lives, including 37 lost in Churchill Is sailing tor New YOl'k senhower administration held the lires. Violent deaths from all ae.- on New Year's Eve to discu$ the door open Friday for diplomatic cident causes numbered 385. Korean War, Western defenfes negolintibns with Generalissimo Traf1le tatillilies were running and other world problems inlor- Stalin and at the same time pre- well ahead ot those for the record ,' mally with President-elect Eisel)- pared to en,age in important talks fow'-day holiday-Chrislmas, 1936, hower. He will fly to JamBica with British Prime Minister when 5/55 persons were killed by later lor a vacation. Churchill In the tirst days of the auto mishap~ and 761 !rom all Churchill's office made. the an- new year. types of accidents. I ,nouncement Frtday. It said he These developments helgilum- The rate of highway slaughter would have "Informal talks" with ed speculation ov r the possibll- approxima~d 1950's disastrous Eisenhower. InCdrmed diplomatic .. Ity of an eventual Big ThrN record tor a shorter, three-day iources outlined the global topics m tin, IIlmed at easing world Christmas period when 545 were the two will discu'ss. They said lelUion. It appeared certllin that killed hy cars. The overall toll for Ohurchill also wants a preview of II discussion of th advantag and that period was 72ol. thepoilcies Eiscnhower toward Britain's administration's trade and d'Isa d vantages ot an Eisen h ower- The National Safety council, THE PERRICONE QUADRUPLETS from Beaumont, Tex., wave financial situation ' beforc the St Un-Churchill se sion, perhaP which predicted a record 590 traf- from deck of the U.S. Navy ship General W. F. Hade at San Fran- White House changes hands Jan. includln, other lead rs a weU, fic deaths for the present period- cisco as they arrive home from Korea with a contingent of 2,856 20, would come up during th meet- from 6 p.m. local time Wedncs- GI veis. The "A-B-C-O" Perri cones, 23, are the only quadB ever After about three days in New ings of the President-elect and the day to midnight Sunday, said it3 drafted Into UJe U.S. Army, and are due for discharge Jan. t. From Yot'k-where he will be the gyest Prime Minlst r at New York 10 gloomy forecast now appears con- left: Anthony, Bernard, Carl, Donald. of his old friend, Bernard Baruch . ,,'_.. , days b JlC • servative. -Churchill will stop of! in Wuh- Favorable Attitude The re'cQrd 414-day Christmas Interceding for Murderess _ ington "to .\Jay his respects 'i to CARRYING COLORS OF TIU:IR REGIMl:NT , 70 sera-eants picked to march tn Inaue-ural parade of In a que tlon-and-answer ex- Iraffic toll of 555 in 1936 figures ' ' PresldeJlt Truman." I president-elect Eisenhower Jan. 20 pa s in revJew In Korea. Revlewlnll' them In U.S. 8th Army com- change with th New York Tim s ?bout 1~~,56 each 24 hours. Dur- G B . IS ' I. Word FoUoWll Stalin's mander· Gen. James A. Van r. eel (laluUnl', ",Ill)· Beside Van Fleet (also saluUDJ') Is Capt, Jo eph B. made public on Christmas doy, lng . 19505 th,ree-day 78-hour roup umps In 0 egrega Ion T~e a~ouncement 01 the Ch.u r- Love, Phoenix Ariz., who wll lead the eonUDJ'ent. Stalin expr sed a !avorabl nttl- Chnstmas per~\ld, the 545 death Chlll trip came less than 48 hou~s " tud toward a meeUn with Els- toll equalled about 166 a day. aitcr PrIme Minister Stalin,] In SUI A t $25 000 nh H I lid R I I The \ _ The Cuban government announced Friday ItnoweI d go 0 f t h e p 1asma bemg sector last midnight nopped onto time so I said maybe) was ab- n erne 0 a wo ed area,. ' , in to put up concrete proposals , 'I ' sold ' early at night the leader of th be might be "shot while altempl-, ompting pe 'd--IL-' d nlltht It .8 cODBlderlng charges in the newly announced tax laws that . a curbstone from weariness, and ducted but they dlqn't know wbat., e Ing to cscnpe" Sincore said h( or pr ace an III vaulse ~aised a .torm of protest throughout the Island. It made clear, how- , rejoined his infantry unit while that meant. Then they ~atri J was RUSSian group ordered~ the car certalnl "had' the im ression" ~ey would b~ received serio~sly ever, that It J~ not backing \down aItOgethel" and sold some taxes will I h I Christmas stili had only a minute perhaps picked up but I told them stoppe\! with the excuse e neectl'd y p. , md sympathetically. The RUSSians not be ro«luced at all. Marino Lopez Blanco, secretary of the Trea- No C ange Report or two to go. T dIdn't look much like a wo- "t? relieve hlmseU," Sin ore said. A. U.~. Army spokesman saie have rarely risen to such chal Bury, tol4 rePQrtera some were Irrposed for the specific purpose of ., dO " Sincore told correspondents to- man." 'We got ou~ but the Russia.n a~ mqulry would be made at So· lenges in the past. ~n, those nations reslrictlnr Iml)Orta rather than primarily tor revenue. He said Cuban In TWIns Con ,'.on day a $tran~ story, winding up Fo!' weeks, Slncore was Interro- Jumped back 111 the car and It ~Iet headquarters tor an explana- Camlllar with StaUns fool-dragg- over-spending abroad could bring a dangerous drainage of reserves. with a sinister note as though the gated by the same learn of two drove olf. taon of bo~h the long detentior ing the DuUes statement ma1 • •• .' CHICAGO (JP) - The University Russians had 'hoped tor an. excuse Russian civilians. he said. "I stood tll ..e alone and had no and the CUriOUS method 9f release score for the West. 8,\liQ'IAOO, CbUe (JP) _ ForelllJl Minister Arturo Olavarrla told I)f Illinois Hosoltal reported a ters~ to shoot hlm down. "I lold them mv l1AMe. rank and idea what it was all about. I Sincore said he was held in r Stalin's statement was made in a n«l~' conference Friday Chile may resume commercial relations "no cban,e" Friday In the con- The oWcer was the first ever serial nUlnher only a.nd everythinl' jumped behind a tree when the "headquarters" at times artd othc' eply to questions by a New York with Hunrary, The foreign minister said he had discussed trade with diUons of the Brodie Siamese released by the Russians without else was top secret." car came back, driving very fast. times in a jail. rimes correspondent. His d~lara a Hun,arlall mission and that commercial relations might be resumed twins. going through the regular chan- The lieutenant did not know or Three or four times It raced up Outside of a slight scar on hi ion that he favor diplomatic con· despite U10 rURture in diplomatic relatlons, with Iron Curtllin coun- It was the 10th day after the nels set up for that purposc. the American protests about hi' and down the road lind) did not nose from a sergeant's hornv fie ' Tersations on Korell was regarded !.rIca. However, Olava.-la said, II trade Is resumed Chile's export. historic operation which separated His return to the U.S. sector long detention but he told the show myseU. Then I started walk- 'lDd a hunger for some turk~Y )y some observers here as possibly will be limited t.o non-strategic materials and that she would IIblde the 15-month-old boys who were wound up precisely a month from Russians he was certain "my Ing onlf saw a sign that said 18 Sincore said he was none tho I prellmlnary oUer to use his good by International agreements now In effect. born joined at the hends. the nlibt he was 011 maneuver pEople will not let me down," kllometcrs more than 10 miles to worse for it. office. in ..~tUn, tbeKorean war. PAGt: TWO-- THE DAILY"JOWAS, ElA1'l1RDAY. DEO. 27, 1952 Press Pair Sho~s Ike 'Man Of The Y;~r' Pkks Queen Elizabeth As 'Woman of Year'; W'est Defense Murray Also Honored Threatened By By ASOCIATEOBo By Associated Press President-elect Eisenhower French (rises Man of the Year. He also was By WILLIAM: L. RYAN voted the outstanding Man of Poli.. AP Foreirn Neww AlIalylt' tics in the annual year end poll ~f The Frcnch hav~ given \IjI a PEACe?? newspaper and radio editors con- bright new, shiny crisis for Chrlst- rlucted by The Associated Press. mas, but we can hardly be ex- \TS WONDERFUL! Conceiva bly he could have won pccted to clap our hands joyously both titles in 1948. and exclaim: "Just what we've WE. HAVEN', Influential leaders of bolh po- always wantedl" Iitieal parties tried vainly to get The collapse of the 17th French ~IREO A COAcT "Ike" to accept the nomination government in eight years-that's then. It took tour years to con- a rale of two a ~ear-coine. at n vince the gencral that the people bad time, but lhen, all Fteneh goy- ( ) AT~yeoD~!~ really wanted him as Chief -",x:ecU-1 ernment crises come at a bad tive. Mohammed Mossadegh time. The French seem to have a In 1948 he retired from the army Foreign Affairs talent for it. • aod became president of Columbia France is a keystone of Atlantic university. He was away from defense planning. The Soviet Un- campus a lot - first as chairman strike precipitated a suprl'me ion gives her food attention In this of the Joint Chiefs of Stat! ih court lliecision limiting presiden- respect. In fact, France is ~e Washington and then on extended tial seizure powers. prime target oI Soviet schemlng leave~ commander of the North Dr. Selman A. Waksman won a In Western Europe, however much AUanti Trcaty organization (NA- Nobel Prize in medicinc and the Russians seem to concentrllic TO) my in Europe. . with it designation as bigp;est on Germany. If French parUclpa- Pressure Kept ~ountln.. news maker in sci c nee. tion in the Western Iramework is Even abroad, pohtical pressure Rutgers professor is a neutralized, the whole thing comps kept mounting relentlessly. A pop- of streptomycin and derive apart at the seams . • ThlLB, . what -ANDTae ular American pastime became such as neomycin. Royalties bappens to France is ol grave Im- speculating whether Eisenhower these wonder drugs have pOl-tance to Americans. ,OLDCaiNA was a Republican or Democrat. turned over to the university Tbe governmcnt of Premier An- Admirers in both parties claimed Dr. Waksman for research. toine Pinay had the astonIshingly him. , His competitors for the title ~ong lite span-for a Fr;nch cab- Poor .HAMt>OUr. On January 7, 1952, the general were the 'lItomic scientists work. met-of nine months. It s coJlapRe Oregon broke his long silence. He would ing on the H-bomb. surgeons who revives th~ old chorus of groans. accept the Republican nomination invented the mechanical heart One agam you bear people mut- oreren Walberg. i[ it were offered but, he said, he and'the rcsearch teams which de- tel' that "what France needs Is II Farnum, would not campaign for it. As state vel oped gamma globulin as a po_ dictator-the French ~:e un.ablo , Slout. ! primaries showed bls ovcrwhelm- lio preventative. to govern themselves. It IS a ing strength, the war hero with the Winner dangerous thought and thcre are engaging grin 'became more and Hemingway many forces which would llke to more serious. He said: . Ernest Hemingway, author of foster it, not the least of which is "Any man honored by so mallY Rocky Marciano Ernest Hemingway "The Old Man and the Sea," the Communist party. other Americans considering him Sports Literature away from the field of literature. Gen. De Gaulle is waiting in th lit for the Presidency should bel ______~------Herman Wouk, author of "The wings. Some sort of internal dis- proud, or, by golly, he's no . Caine Mutiny," and Micky Spil- aster--perhaps runaway inflation The Dafly Iowan ican." Republicans into cQntrul choked Iran teetered on the bnnk lane, a detective story writer, or some similar calamlty-could Battle with Taft of both houses of congress. of bankruptcy. Nothing, it seeme~, trailed. bring De Gaulle into power, an:! Eisenhower gave up his The 'Verdict of the voters also could ~ha~e Mossadegh's fa~a.l1.c Rocky Marciano, the new set up the classic situation which command in May and return~~ the 62-year-oid war hp.ro determm~h~n to keep t~e Bnhsn heavyweight boxing champ with the Communists have blueprinted. home to fight for the to famlJlar ground. When he moves out even If It meant nahonal. rUin. a terrific punch in either hand De Gaulle would represent the ex- SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1952 It soon developed into a into tbe White House on January The race for news maker ill re- and not much else had it aU treme reaction which the Commu- race with Sen. Robert A. 20, he wjIJ be commander-in-chie! liglon was spirited. Newsmen I)imseil in sports. ' nists could use for a target. At Publlahed dally exc<.pt Sunday anet [c,.OUlallon dOllarlmenl, In the ..ar 0' Fre" M. Powu.ll. Pablloh•• 01 Monday and lellol holidays by Student 01" .rour ...lllm bulldln" Dubuque and Ohio. That rivalry of all. the natlon:s .a.rmed forces - gave the nod to Bishop Fulto~ J . Marilyn Monroe was the stand- the same time, the chances rea- PubllcutJons, Inc.. 126 Iowa Ave .• Iowa Iowa ,ls., ... open fro ..... 4 •. m. lo Jt •.•n . matically on TV screens thiS tune as a -CIVIlian. Sheen ?vel' I?r. Luther Weigle, out in the entertainment field. sona.ble co-operation between thCl City. loW.. Entered" as second ela.. and from 1 lI.m . to 5 p.m. daUy. 8al DAILY IOWAN EDITORIAL STAFII' the nation when the Taft ,. •• Evange!lSt BIlly . Graham aod Many editors voted M-M-Marilyn West and a France under De mall matter at the pOltoUice at Iowa I ..:"a,. boars: ...... to 12 Noon. ClIy. under Uhe act of congress ", Editor ...... William Clabby to control the Chicago con London s bells tolled the death Pope Pius XII. WeIgle headed .the M.M-Monroe m-m-ml Second Gaulle likely wo~ld be greatly les- 2. 1879. Managing Edltor ...... Joseph Meyer March News Editor ...... Jim Foster failed. of King George VI ?n ~ebruary 6. team of translators resp?nslble and third ho~ors, far b~ck or the .cned. Call '191 Irom noon t. mldnlrhl City Editor ...... Ron BuU~ After winning the nomination. Ell.zalret!) was substItuting !or her for t~e new modem versIOn of leader, went to Johnnie Ray and Our stake in the outcome ~t l:ZMBER OF THE .ASSOCIATED PRESS to tep.rt news items, wDmen'l Asst. City Editor ...... Ron Valilne PrctII eK p.,e Eisenhower ended 41 years as a airhtn\i'g tathe.r on a 30,OOO-mile t~u~ the Bible. Rita Hayworth. French criscs thUS Is a great onc. ·,·he Asso<:I.ted Ia entlil!ld Sports EdItor " ...... Tack Bender h c1U4lvely to the U!e t(jr repubiJeaUon Items. or anno.DeemeDiI to The Dal11 Society Edltor ,...... Sarah .Adam.t professional soldier by reSigning 0 .e empIre ~ en n~ws reac e Famed for Conversions Any crisis in the French govem- of all the local neWs printed In 1MB Towan. Editorial offlets .re In the b.se Chief Photograpner ...... Dick Lynch newspaper as well al aU AP news from the army. In doing so, he voL her In equatorial AfrICa that sh<'! Bishop Sheen is famed for tne b of New ment also deals rudely with the JDeD~ of EII& B.J&. north entraDoe. ~~!lpatrhel. untarlly gave up a gelleral 01 the was .Queen. conversion or any not a b I e Mem ers delicately balanced progress of Eu------~----alllMBER DAll..Y IOWAN BUSINESS STAFP army's salarY and al~owances v! Returns Hastily Amcricans to h,is .faith. His voice Cell d ropean detense integration, guided AUDIT BOREAL Buslne .. Manuer . Leonard HJppohen $19,542 a year for hfe and the Returning hastily by plane, she Is familiar to mllhons as preach ~r ongress a e JIJ these months so cautiously OF SubscrIption rates - by carrIer In Iowa B M Ch I R G Id d It lis t ' I CIRCtIJ.ATJON8 City, 25 cents weekly or ,8 per year In Asst." us. gr... ar es . De ner services of three aides. parti<:ipated in the Medieval pomp for more than two dccades on tbe T "k L d through the snares an. p fa 0 advance; sLK months, $4.25; three CIs.slfled ¥analler .... Barbara Boyd The campaign swept him from a and ceremony of the royal funeral Radio Catholic Hour. In 1949, he 0 PIC ea ers French-German rivalries, French Call 8-2151 If ,. •• do 1101 •••• Ive ~e~~:hS~t!2·~~:-:~s.m~l; lnu!::a~~n8t~~ . --- secure niche as one of the mili- and was proclaimed '''Queen ot t~s wrote "Peace of Soul," a best sell- national jealousies and fears I\llct Jollr• 0.111 low." by 7 •. m. Make,o." ,3;.A1l other mall subscriptions. ,10.00 DAILY 10WAlIf"CIII'CULATIUl( ST:AFF tary gl?l1iuses Or 'our''tirrteint6 the ahd of he"fothEfi:· rearmS"'aiI'd er. II was his 23d book. This year WASHINGTON (.4') -- constant attack from both the tar :r~;~:~~~~~~~~~:~~~;~:~L~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::~=::::~:y::~~:~:~::~~_m_o_n_fu_s_._$_5_~_;_t_hr_e_e_~C=k~~_A_t_~_n_M_~_a~,~~_._.. _R_~_~_~_o_n_k_ I~~a~~m~~~po~~1 . h~~~~m~~h~ ~~~OO ~~FW~n~w~t~~R~~~n~d ri~tmd~~~~d ItI ~ arena. No punches ~ere pulled defender of the faith." tiona I acclaim. , . ocratic mcmbers of the new There seems no rea y so u qn his opponents. PreSIdent Truman, The formal coronation will take Appointmenl of Charles ErWin t t h t F 'd at hand. Perhaps France one day who- o.nce reportedly. offere? to place in June. Already prepara- Wilson, head of General Motors gress 0 me.e ere nex n ay will learn the bitter l~S8on from GENERAL NOTICES belp him get tbe preSIdency If he tions for tbe enthronement of Bri- corporation, as President-elect choose theIr leaders. her. ~ong blstory ol splmter-group GENERAL NOTICES sbould be depoSited with tbe city editor of The Daily Iowan in the newsroom wanted it, assailed his former tain's 62d SOVereign since Egbert Eisenhower's secretary of defense The 83rd Congress convenes pohtlcs. Until she does, there in East hall. Notices must be subrWUed by % p.m. tbe day preceedlng fir~t publicaUon; they will army chieftain in ~ whistle-stop I in 827 A.D. make this a candi- led to designation as biggest noon EST on the following day seems litile hope for a truly stab!,e NOT be accepted by pbone, and must ,be TYPED OR LEGIBLY WRITTEN and SIGNED by a re tour ~hat developed Into one of the date for one of thc biggest and newsmaker in business and In- 'government. ~ossibly the be,t sponsible "rson. hardest, bitterest and dirtiest !\lost dramatic stories of 1953. dustry. A top-ranking executive. Jan. 3. h?pe we have IS that the Commu- . ... " . campaigns on record. Arlterlcan newspaper and radio he will give up a six-figure sala'y ' In addition to organizing the mst threat will continue to form a PANACEA HAS POSITIONS Washl~gto~ 6, ~. C. Further In- Friday, Jan. 2, 8.30 ~.m. to p.m., Landslide Victory editors voted Elizabeth II the title for the $20,000 a year cabinet house and Senate the victorious b.ond among the center parties un- open for vroduction crews and formation IS avaIlable at the Grad- Seturday, Jan. 3, 8.30 a.m. to 12 Election day brought victory of f W f th Y a Thl! post 'tilthe French electorate comes of casting All those interested please uate College office. noon; Sunday, Jan. 4, CLOSED; landslide proportions to n'e den 0 oman 0 e . e r. hY w"1 b t B . . F' I Rcpublicans will parcel out hun- age po . M d J 5 8'30 a m to 12 .... " - ranked ber successIOn to tel son ea en)amm aU' ess, . j b . contact Bob Randolph at x3542, --- ?n .ay, an. ,. .. era!. An avalanche of 33 thron,e more important in a new~ head of the U.S. Steel corporation. dreds of politICal patronage 0 s, or Roger Kroth at 8-0900. T~E NATION~L COUNC.IL OF mldmght. ___ votes swept him into oUice and sense than even the exploits :)f for the title. Other contenders and the Democrats will fight over Dakotan Crl"fl"cl"zes JeWIsh Women IS sponsoring an PH D FRENCH EXAMINATION Mamie Eisenhower the attractive wer~ his opposite number Charles what's left ~FORMATIO~ ON AIR . ':lNI- essay contest on "Academic Free- wil1'b~ given Friday January 23, McCallon Seeks First Lady-elect. ' E. Wilson, president of General' . PI · f FI d verslty Fel1oW~hlPs ~nd V~Sltin~ dom." College seniors are Invited 1953, from 3:30 to '5:30 p.m. in Weepy Mossa.degb Electric corporation, and Pres!- Sen. Robert A. Taft of O~io . IS annlng ° 00 Professorships IS aval.lable m. the to submit essays. All. entries must room 221 A Schaeffer hall. Please Powel for New Mohammed Mossadegh, Iran's dent Truman's defense mobilizer, expected to be named malonty ~raduate Coll~ge offIce. P~Ol~ct~ be re~eived b~ Dec. 31, 1952. ~ur- make application by signing sheet " weepy premier, defeated Russia's and Clarence Randall, presiden t leader of the Senate by thc Repub- C tiC I fi I I':' nume~~sd flelgs ~~. speclahza ther mformatlOr. may be obtamed posted outside 307 Schaeffer hall. SUbvelSlve Hunt Josef Stalin by a narrow margin of Inland steel. licans. Sen. Styles Bridges of New on ro ons ruc on hon are e un .er . IS pro~ram. in the office of the dean of the No applications accepted after in the poll for biggest newsmakcr Murray Wins Strike Hampshirc is the likely choice for Application deadlme IS March 1, college of liberal arts. Tuesday, January 20. Next exami- NEW YORK (.4'!-Sen. Pat Mc- in foreign affairs. Death claimed Philip Murray. temporar'y\ president, and Sen. PIERa~, S.~. ('[( - ~he &ft~~h "'oJ oJ. --- nation at 8lld of second semester. Carra~ (D-Nev.) mdlcated In 1951, the British-Iranian oil CIO president on Nov. 11 but not William Knowland of California Dakota o-or ma. ng omm \C --- _ A SHi\RE-A-RIDE BULLETIN 1-23. he . WII! seek ~enate support dispute exploded on lront pages. before his steel workers won a is slatcd for Tart's former plaee a~ for Missou~i Basm Deve]opmer t ce!~~t Fo~N~!~~o~~~ ~~~~g board is l~cate~ in front of the ___ ![;~te~ ut~~~:ivl~ a a~,:tg fO~~~:d ;I'jJis year all ?fforts to .negotJ~te nationwide steel strike which c~airman of the GOP Policy com- :-~~fti~~et~~~kw~~O~~~i~~~~b:~ approximately 250 Faculty Fel- YMCA offl~e m the Iowa Me- PHI BETA KAPPA MEMBERS States employes of the United Na- tRe dispute failed and httJe, oil- lasted ncarly three months. The mlttce. twecn proponents of projects and lowships for the academic year moria! Union. Students interested from other cbapters who have re- tions. the people of the state •. 1953-54 to teacbers who wish to in rides or riders for Christmas cently arrived on campus and wish The Senate internal The 1st Delta Wing Jet Seaplane The statement was made by Sen. broaden their qualifications lor vacation are urged to make use of to associate themselves with the subcommittee is L. R. Houck, Gettysburg, an out- teacil.ing their respective fields. this service Alpha chapter of SUI sbould con- tbwarted in its search ttlr the spoken opponent of a high Oahe Fellowships are available in the' tact Secretary M. L. Hult, ' 111 facts" in its investigation of U.S . dam. He was invited to speak be- hUmanities, the social sciences and University hall. x2191. employes of the U.N., McCarran fore the committee, which incl\ldes the natural sciences. Further in- STUDENTS ENROLLED .IN --- ,aid. representatives of vllriol.ll state formation may be obtained at the the college of liberal art~ wh~ live FIEL~ ~OUSE G~MNASIUM He rged the subcommittee to and tederal agencies concerned Graduate College office and ap- l~ town, .and not those. In umve~- and sWImming pool Wll! be closed ask th~ Senate to compel an "un- with Iver development. Houck de- plications (which must be submit- slty hOUSing, can now.plck up th~U' from December 19, 1952 to Janu~ e u1vocal response to proper in- mandcd that federal agencies cOm- ted by January 10, 195'3) may be second semester delinquent slips ary 5, 1953. q~irieS and to punish ior con- plete their studies of costs fOJ) Irrl- obtained there or by Wl'iting Com- in roo~ 109,. Sch.aeffer h~l1. St~- tempt." gaUon Dnd construction {)f projects mittee on Fagulty Fellowships, dents In ~mverslty hOUSing Will A MEET~NG OF THE ORDER Hi,s t a te twas g'\ven to and disclose them lor the l>eople The Fund ,or tbe Advancement of receive theirs through proctors. of Artus WIll be held at 1.2 noon t S b ;::en bcommlttce coun- to discuss before going ahead wilh Education 575 Madison Avenu() ___ January 6, at the D & L Gnll. Ad- pOlr eRrs Yt Me su. building " "f '11 tt d b lIin se 0 b er orTis. . New York 22, N. Y. LmRARY H~URS DURIN.G vIse I Y?U .WI . a en y ca g The subcommittee has been He accused the agencies of nlls- Christmas vacation for the mam x2213, Slgmng. In the college .of conducting its investigation here representing when they say there THE SOCIAL SCIENCE BE- library: Friday, Dec. 19,8:30 a.m. commer~e . off~ce, 104 Unive~slty for some time. A federal grand will be cheap power available search Council has predoctoral library: Tuesday, Dec. 23, 8:30 hall or mdlcatmg your plans In a jury recently handed up a pre- from the Missouri dams. He cited and postdoctoral Fellpwships as a.m. to 4 p.m.; Wednesday, Dec. eUer to Camp~elJ McConnell, 3entment charging that there is a a 5~~ mill postage stamp rate (or well as Faculty Research Fel.low. 24, 8:30 a.m. to 12 no~n; Thursday. room 219 Umverslty hall. "concentration of disloyal Amer- w ~lolesale power, compared wlth 9 ships available tor 1953. InqUIries, Dec. 25, CLOSED; Friday, Dec. 26, --- icans" in high positions in the mIlls by private power compan- I which should Indicate age, aea- ~:3' a.m. to 4 p.m.; Saturday, Dec. THE~E WILL BE A PHYSICS U.N. nes. . • demic status, vocational alms, na- 27, 8:30 a.,m., to 12 noon; Sunday, colloqUIUm at.4:10 p.m. J~nuary 6 "ThiS means 50 cents ~ ,1 a ture of the proposed training or Dec. 28, CLOSED; Monday, De ~. at room 301 In the PhYSIC!! bldg. USB "rth M month on any REA user's b{ll :when research. and the type of assist- 29, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m; Tuesday, Prof. Richard R. C~rlson, departo ." I S ay subsidized power Is pl'QI(Jded tal' . ance desired, sbould be addressed pec. 30, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Wed- ment of physics, WIll lead a dis- S N R d rree," he said. "We \lave to have to Social Science Research Co un- resday. Dec. 31, 8:30 a.m. to 12 cusslon of "Some High Voltage et ew ecor a tax base to perform the nece,.. cil, 726 Jackson Place, N. W., roon; Thursday, Jan. 1, CLOSED; Van de Graa!f Experiments. WASHINGTON (JP}-Blrths in sary functions of government." I the United States this year pro- tI 0 U c k cspeclalty condeJhned WSUI PROGRAM bably will approach foqr million lanft acquisition practice. 01, the ,· -"., I d a. I-/ ' Y and set a new record, the Public Army Corps ot Engineers ~nd .the O II , C I U Heaith Service reported this week. Bur au of Reclamation. He Is 0110 f {J 'f r I :N ~ CALEN,DAR m~:rii~::i::~rOfc:::2 i:u:st~: °U .tshe" IVand.Ot~Vs;~th.rH : B L S.lud.y. Oeo.mber ~7. IO~~ the same rate as the estimated ;ATURDAY, DEC. 27,1952 8:00' Morning Chapel total for tbe first 10 months, the JL Il..;6L! •• VOL. XXIX, No. 65 8:15' News Increase will be between I and 2 g p IMIIJI UNIVERSITY CALENDAR 8;30 Saturday S~r.n.de per cent over last year's record, TOKYO (JP) -A .Tapanl!.e IOV; 9, Or,anl"'U~. the agency figured. ernmcllt mlnistry eJt.Im, •..! ,U\19 UNIVERSITY CALEND~R "ems are scheduled Ch I Ech r .... ~ bl In Ule Prealden&'1 trice, Old Capitol ape Oel It puts estimated births tor the week that the l)umbeJl of ~I If' Sammy Kaye first 10 months of 1952.at 3,247,- fathered In Japan by tJ.,S.lIerVlcll~ Satura" December :n lasses New. 000, compared with . 3,206,000 In men Is less than ~O,OOO, ,only neW. "'I 10'1 Bonjour Mes4ames d tl l_ 7:00 p.m.-Basketba11 D ou" e- Thursday, Jan. 8 10 :3 Salety Speak. the similar 1951 span. wldcly-accepte ea m,w. head.er: Iowa vs. California; Wis- I 9:~O a.m. _ ;rhe University Club ~~ :4 ~;;,a:I~ .~~'l':.lf The health service !liso released The new figures were ..Umated consm va. Oreaon, Fieldhouse. tOffee Hour, Kensington and Card 1\ ;3Q1 Proudly We Hatr some fin-al statistics on births In litter the mh;l lst y ~nt qll~tlon. Mcmtlay, Dee, 29 t 1\ ;511' Prayer lor P",ce 1950-Including findings that 5,021 . nalreg to health ceq~"r'L wfilen.'. 8:00 p.m. - Basketball: Wiseon- ar y. 12:00 Rhythm Ramble. births were to mothers < • ,"', ' '. ~ , : doctor's, mldwlvea and ,~the~ •. , sin, hfre Sunay, Jan. 11 Ir~ ~~~a?~':ta the ages of 10 Bnd 14 years. An- TWO VIEWS OF THE U.S. NAVY'S new trlan,!e- shaped jet f1abler, the world'. flnt "Ua win, -- A few of these chlldre!l're tlht Monda" Jan. 5 8:00 p.m. - Iowa Mountaineers, 2;00 News other 4698 were to mothers be- 'plane Ibow U at re.t (upper), In San Dle,o Bay, Ca.llf., and be,lnoln, to pla.ne __ tbe wlwr result of marriages betw~n U. ~: 7:30 a.m. - Resumption ot 'Alluring Argentina," Macbride. ~ : !~ . ;~~~f?Vunetl tween ,,'r;- and 49 years of ale and (lOwe~), The plane, repretenUn, "a luecetlllful bill ndln, of the hl'h ftpeed of thll land airplane'. per· servIcemen rm" Japtlne •• , !IlrU, ( ..... lIlIonaaUoa re,ardin, lliata beYond thll Ichedule. 6 ;~5 Ballcetboll Onm~1 ~low. VI. Cal- 132 were by mothers 50 yfti-s of lotm&1tce with the Inherent venaUIIll' and mobllUy of water-baaed alrerart," I. .ea..... ted the The vast maJority. tlowtvet, ate ... rwenatloDi In Un! office ~ die Prealdent. Old CapliDJ.' 10;0a... :~;,~~~r,,:r~~ ~;.~..,n age 'Or , ~der. - XnY"l, aDd II callild the 8_ Dan. 1& " power1!dby two WHtln,holUie turboJet eolinH. lllegltlmate. l1rr DAn.y IOlVAN, 1T1lDAY, Dro. 'Hurr:y'- ing' Hilwkeyes Bash- Or,gon, · 86-:57 ~~~~e~~te ai;;k;;;;hi;'o,en loop Play • * * * * * * In Shnne ClassIc 'A ' 1 I 'F' hll IIII I' , I hi 6 lowans Score -cR-E-VI-Ew- o-F-r-H-EY-FE8EA -RUA-~;--BY-A-I-an-M-a-verJ Hawks"Bac/gers to Play ":':n~~s;.?,,,~:::! C!~!~S (." _I!....d~g 1ft onlg More,than 11 Points . ANDRIA MIAD/'AWAENC£ C F H T · hi talents would {ir~ the imagination champion illinois ill host to one or ':1-57. j. FfR5r AMERICA/( EilcR 7O .J oast oes Are OAlg ot any coach, clash here today In D';'lan~ed Attack 6Afll All OLyMPIC SKI -prLE', - \ the 28th annual East-West foot- the last th.ree Big Ten basketball ",Udea Ent~ Rue In ua \0 AIle> I'"IR~r WOMAN b II ! th t I f teams to jump Into the conference Northwesler under new coach, 1'0 WIN Z 601.e> It's Big Ten vs. Pacific coast a a fame or e mu ua cause 0 . • MJ\'bISON, Wisc. (JP) _ Iowa's I'IEDAJ. tj; over again in basketball Santa Clara, but have lost close charity. race tonight. Waldo Fisher. moves mlo the lea- Hawkeyes spanked Oregon, 86-57, Iowa and Wisconsin of ones to Oregon State and Seattle This is the college aU-star spec- The mini, whose high national rue with a -1 record. losing to Friday ,before 8,000 (ans In the Ten take on California and U. They lost to Wyoming Monday lacle that has brought senior play- ranking was jolted in a 77-73 loss Western MIe Igan 95-79, and opener of an intersectional basket- In a holiday double-header in as they headed east. Qregon aver- to th tJ 1925 d h at Minnesota Tue~ay night, will whippilll B er, 90-72. Michigan ball dOUble header. The Hawks Hawkeye field house tonight. ages 6-3 and has a ft-7 center in ers ge er. nce an as . .. '. had the lead all the w~y . The bargain bill opens at 7 p.m Chet Noe and a 6-5 forward in ~d eontriboted more than a million shoot for their second VictOry ~ State opposeS the Wildcats 'WIth Wisconsin look on California in with the Wisconsin-Oregon Halberg. dollars to the local unit oC the three, loop starts against Ohio 2-1, defeaUIl5 Marquette and the second feature:!'. while the Hawkeye clash with Francis Graham, Iowa business Shrlners hospital for crippled State s smaller Buckeyes.. The highly-rated J{ansas Slate, while The Westerners clicked only in Californ\P Bears starts about manager, said that plenty of tickets children. Bucks had a 2-1 record m pre- losing to UCLA. · T pm '11 b 1 conference play. spur ts as t h e BIg en Hawkeyes . . WI e on sa e. Its slogan "strong legs run so. With nlne lettermen Fisher pulled steadily ahead. Iowa was For the rivals it will be the "In the evenmg's only other lea- ' superior not only in shooting, ond double-header on * * * weak legs may walk, has pro- gue game Northwestern and may have a strong conference dropping 28 of 70 shots from the nights, for at Madison Friday WI=~le StllrtJn, ~~:~: vlded the inspiration ror some of Michigan State square ott In a contender bullt around Frank floor to 19 at 84 for Oregon, but ' and Oregon the first game, Cable (8.1) F . E. Holl><>r, 10·51 the finest players in the history of league debut for both at Evanston, n..trancek, 6-8 center. Mjnhig n · . d C lif . t I Strack.. (6-2) F ... K . Fornrun 16·2) ...;" also was the faster team and had WLSconsm an a ornla 0 Morrow '6·71 C. .... Ch.t Noe (6-71 the sport. 111. . Stote also has a 6-8 center, Bob much better control of the backing (6..(J 0 B Hawes 18.0) boards. . Bears Tall (8-11 :0 :" ie. Welller 15-10) The expected capacity crowd at IJultaJII. Idle Armstrong, and a couple or tiny Iowa outscorec;l Oregon in every California, with a tall team Helllhll: WlJconlJn, 8·2 1/ 5: 62,000 may be reduced by a fore- Pace-setting Indiana (2-D) Is guards, 5-5 Rick y Avala and 5-10 quarter, jumping to a 22-1 3 lead veterans, is led by Center Bob Mc- and Place: Saturday, Dec. 27. 7 cast of rain, but the yearly clas ic Idle until a week from Saturday Dick Wesling. who reature th in the first period of play. The Keen, the 6-7 junior who scored 10~':a!l"ld hoUle callr.rnl.l ts a sellout anyhow. All tickets night when the Hoosiers invade Spartans' ball-control defense. Hawks did their best scoring in the 291 points and hit 40 '10 of his shots Il Thompson 18-2) F .... Bob Albo (8") were disposed of by last August Michigan for their third conrer- Other mldwest acUon Saturday: last quarter when they sank 27 last year . .Bob Matheny is a line g. :e~t'r~k (~6~~' .: ~ .: : : .:~~~ 1:=~: Millions however will view th~ ence. start, SI. Thomas at Loyola; Marquette points. long-shootmg guard and the R!Ck~ K. B!kleS (8-2) .0. B. Matheny ~111 te t b ' TV h' it th Illinois will be e.ntertalnin: an at Bradley; Notre Dame vs But- Sen twins Rupe and John a e dan C Ja nlln 16·31 .0 T. Orenleo! (5·11) con s Y or ear on e I t I din I' • a d "'- Pa I Capt. Herb Thompson dumped ' ,I' - Anra • UtI,bLil: lown. 6.3; C"llrornla. radio. It will be televised natlon- all-letterman Buckeye lineup er a n napo IS., n LA' U in 18 points from his forward post gerous scorers. 8·' II th D tNt k hubbed around agile Paul Ebert. meeUng the nation s No. 1 tram, to Pllce the Hawkeyes and guard 1 The Haw~eyes are topped. by ~:=:~IU~n~ci'r~8~~ ml~~::;~ , .~~r a~~~ox~~ :n~ ~;:dcas~ eo~~~~wld: ~~~r dead-eyed center who last season La Salle, In thc Madl. on Square Ken Bllckles added 1'4. Oregon's Deacon Dans, who had 92 pomts mately 8 p.m. the Mutual Network The TV-Ra- averaged 21.4 points per confer- Garden Holiday tourney. up to Friday for an average Br ••du. '.: (Calilornlo.lowa only) - . . top scorer was cen t cr Ch e t N oe, 184. Ken Buckles had 73 points KRNT. Des Moines: KSTT. Davenport: dlo casts Will start at 3:45 (CST) ence g me. who hit for three field goals and and a shot percentage ot .382 and :aS~~; 1'W~o:~% :, ~~~O~!~'K~~ to cover some .of the pre-game pa- Ohio .State has beaten SI. Louis :~~ ~~~~i ~~ il~e~otf::'~~ attempts Capt. • Herb Thompson was third i'M. Muon City: Hawkeye SPOrU Net· gentry. The klckott Is blllcd (or 4 univerSity and Plttsburgh, but CHICAGO A') - The Chlea:::! with 70 and .308. ~~\L~ ~?~ ) ~t), K~~~~;,w~oJity p.m. (CST). droppe~ a 63-60 verdict to Bull r. White Sox Friday welleq to 14 Poor passing seemed to bother Iowa for its first six games has Tiekolll: Plenty of reoerv"A 00t/1" wlrll game. Holland. II ...... 1 4 2 D OBBY .oYK.~~." Orelon Wins Several CoT~[,.·lsg·1 .. : :::::::::' :: :::: :i~ I~ 2~ ~-=.:::::."::======~~_~_~~~~:::60~"~ __ 1 As for Oregon, the Webfoots Sell It Swap It Rent It w'lth a L d ~~~I. ( ...... ~ ~ p~ Dressen Leads List- have taken in Stanford twice; amI • • • • • • • • • ow-Cost Iowan Wa nt A ! ~1~~>· :-.:· 1 !! '52 Crowded' with 'Umbbums' [r.l ~'liJ r __W _A_N_T_A_D_R_A._T_E_S_1 i ·I-~-0-df~;~. :-~-;-IR-.:~.:-:.-:-~-~~~e-o~-.-~-~--:I~-~-:~;-M-Je-~ ; -R-~-2-~-3-. to-~-oo-m-e-~-. -.-:_:_rJ-R-l;-e:-:n-, -p-ho-n-e· ll w-A-NT--ln-~-u-~-7:-:-~-:-:-al-:-:'':Y-II~-- Buckles. I' ...... 6 ~ ~ BALTIMORE (JP) _ The sports -LA-ST Y-II-E-S- -TODAY One clay ...... $e per word 3314. "OR ~ .. t - room for man by YOWller Help Wan_ted____ _ RJdle y. 0 d' fL' b Three clays ...... 12c per word Dial 12784. M"Srlde.g·f g ...." ...... 1 I 0 world has ha a DIce crop 0 1m - FPR used Chevrolet part. and 11 Incb couple. ______-.-;_ Stark. II ...... 0 ~ 2~ bums in 1952. ENGLERT. LAST DAY Five days ...... 15e per word UrM. Dlal 8-2881. VERY nlc. room. Phone 8-ml. O;.?~~ · .... · .... · .. j3 .. js2615 14- 57 It "'as Oct. 4. Dressen's dodgers Ten clays ...... lIBe per word ---A""-:-~--~7f-"R~-:--- ____...... L.... _____ -:-,...- 'D 1 27-38 W MJ I Ita 50 portmant or ent RooAfS - .... d""le student&. 10;::'. throws 'nls~ed. 2~l'C!::on.2Halbcrg had won the first game of the n mum erIe e - ~574. 9.rAN'rW _ Help lth hou. ,,·o.k. d.,~. 2. Farnum. Bonnemo,; 3. Noe 7, lohn· World Series and dropped the sec- TRRl:E room unturrulh"il "'pO~. of apply.!",! I th k ' - cI now. and phone &181. th~retl ... 1 principles. J) em LAFF-A-DAY so tar as to concede: c... e ra~ge, a er HITS! SUNDAY "8 USIN ES S DIRE CTOR Y· . .. . . watchmg the San FranCISCO Forty- Rolel ..The squad IS In as goo.d a con- Niners crush the Bears 40-16: dItIon, mClltally and phYslcaUy, as "That's the greatest footballl ~~~======------'1 Personal services Typing at a.ny time during the season." team I've ever seen." The Forty ·Hls opposite number at USC, Niners lost five of their next seven FREE lurnlture .torale untll 1uctlon. 01!!NERAL I>'I>ln' nOllry J)\IbUc 1m .... Jess. Hill, was pleased with hi$ games. DIal 2307. J . A. O·Leary. Auclloneer. Iraphtntl'. Marf' V. Buma. 601" low; TrOJans, too. . There is a special category of ~harpenlnr. Iluoro. knlvel. While Stille Bank. Dial ~ . Hill is IItiU shittlng his tiilent Limbbums. you walt. Hock·Eye Loon. GENERAL and the.l. t~pln. . Experl- about, hoping to plug the gap Jan. I-experts: Tennessee will DlolLY Iowan Wanl "ell do the work 'or enc"erlftlced. halfback, ,fim PsaHis, was ruled touchdown in the Sugar Bowl. ~1l - Ind at the ... me Ume .re your 8-2106. ineligible 0 play in thc big game Final score: Maryland 28, Tennes- Index to Bar.al.... OENERALt1Pln •. Dial 8.2881. New Year's Day. see 13. KEYS made. Gambles. EXPERT typlnl. 571!. Williamson's ace left halIback on I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I • with ------,VV~o-r~k-VV~an--~tea~------GENERAL ty~P~In-.-.~D-Ia.."I-I-.-'I-~-.--~--- ot'fense, Harland Carl, sat out Fl'i-Ir DORETrA J\fORROW day's practice. His injured right ENDS TONITE JAMES WWTMORE EXPl'RT WIll wuhln •• paJ)BLONDIE By CHI C YOU N G fightSozanlc, .end ~ and"sleeper" 207-pound receiver Georgel wh:J ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1 Is used primarily DS a blocking "JERRY VELASCO" back. =. STRAND • LAST P IAN I ~t' EXTRAORDINARY! Former I, wUb ·Llonel almpto.t, "EAST SIDE KIDS" In - KID Dl!NAMlTE - - and - OOMP J.lJTE DINNERS SERVED Will Btu EllloU "FARGO" FRO ~I II TO 12 P. &1.

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, tAm$0D NOt'CEl START8 SUIDAY So That Our emm' ." May Enjoy • . • CH,RjSTMM THOME Our OIning R~m WiD: se, Christme5 Ev • • .e.,.TURNER ,.. AiI.d .. ReoPi. n Christma.. N19ht It 5 p. m. ,~ 'Ii." J ri · tl iM , To~ $eiv,. F,ull Dinri.rs " . 8Ef9RE THe 'Hor lDA Y' Ot-tICE" SHOWI" '.~. ~.;:.~ , ~., J PAO. FOUR _ THB ~AJLY IOWAN, SATUBDAY, DEC. %7, 195% Has Child, Shortens Life

ance. 10 the purchase ot jewelry, wa tches, g<:ms or silverware, this Is particularJ,t true. A traditional confidence in your family jeweler has developed out of the know ledge tha t he is a reco¥n1zed ex pert ina very specialized field. Today's qua}ity jeweler Is the proud po sessol' o[ a professiona I heritage that traces back . thous ands of years. For his store actu - ~ ally has its roots in a craft dating MRS. JEAN GAIlRETT, 27, III with ~he usually fatal Hodgkins dis to Biblica I days, when fathers and :ease, bad. ber fow1h baby Frida)' by ceasarian operaUon. Doctors sons devoted their lives to ham ·&Old the mother that havln.r the baby would shorten her lite, liut mering out silver ornamel].ts for .• he decided unhesit.. tlnrly 10 have It. Shown before the baby was the wealthier families of the com ."rn II Mrs. GalTetl wUh ber sons Bobby, 3; Tommy. 7 and Ral munity. elch, 19 montb.. The Pharoahs were burled with necklaces made for them by the court jeweler, while Assyrians wore hand-made earrings as a Mo1her with Hodgkins Disease badge of affluence as early as CONCEALED IN A It-KABAT GOLD ball eue. &JI1a watch Is l11li NEW PROGESS LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING PLANT'S Interior Is shown here. In 1947 the dry 3500 B.C. peDded "rom a flextble link bracelet. Destrned If combined cleaning plant Installed all new equipment. Personnel Is headed by Wallace Davis, manager, and L. Je'l\'elry Is IUslory a R. Jackson, a graduate of the Hubbard School of Dry Cleaning. New .,rocess has been in business Pages of history are cQmplete Jewelry-wa&ch aec_", tbe llJDeplece. wHb Ita modem lee-eube Has .Child, but Shortens-Life here in Iowa. City for over 30 years. They started out as a laundry, a number of years later dr, with refel'ences to the part jewel- erYital, ,prln,1 mto view wileD the ball II opened. LOS ANGELES (- - Michael clealun .. ,vas added. played in shaping its course h M . ., to Id n ' • .., • • recorded whet er ane ever-wcreasln, cus mers cou E\'Omanuel (jarrett got his leigh, 18 month~. ' Queen Isabella ot Spaw, tQr one, the watch to the court favorite come to make their selections. for lHe FrIday by Caesarian Just before she and her '53 B'T' N P E ' I owned a treasured collectIon 01 . cry which his mother kneW wou and aircraft worker, le!t [or the . oom In I,re, Sew rocess xp a,·ns precious jeweled pieces made for tWhhombl.ult was Intended ..• 01' Ultimately, manufacturers found shorten her own Jl!e if she hospital last ni8ltt she said good '. her by master craftsmen 01 her e ' . themselves devoting tull tI~e anhd vlved at all. night to her children and told the Pred'lcfed bv OffiCial . day, and it WIIS the cash she r"i~ed Comparlnr 1600's With· Toda, energy to prod\lctlon, leavmg t . ~ Mrs. Jean Garrett, 27, a pretty friends who had spent the holiday " Tw 0 So a p Te c h n ,. que on those jewels thllt Is $ald to The jeweler who today helps sa les to merohants In these retaIl Hjlwthorne, Calif., housewife, and with her: Cl . t A boom in market for replace- have financed the tt'lns-Atlantic you select a fine walch tor your- stores. her fourth son were reported in "This was the best 1rIS mas t t· t . di t d J'unket of Chdstopher Columbus. self or as a gl!t had his 17th Today the jewelel"s services are men lres nex year IS pre C e Perhaps you have . . h. t S satisfactory condition at Howard N. Hawkes, vice- what soaps are usad in dry additional soil-the Marie Antoinette was another century counterpart in the Swiss within the reac 0 everyone. top HospitaL The mother was given and general manager'ing. New Process Laundry type. This soil is dccply woman who believed that "dia- jeweler-watchmaker who travl'led in a:1d see YO\lr jewelers ... AI· blood transfusion Immediately af- Part of Maquoket::IJ division, United States Rub- Dry-Cleanqrs want to tell you ded-Iocked in the fibers monds are a girl's best :friend" - from Geneva 10 waiting customers ger's Jewelry, 1. Fulks, Hands ter the operation. 'II company, according t? the little of this process in Y'lrns - and requires and who also collected beautiful in far-ofl Constantinople: Advice Jewelry Store, Herteen & Stock· Mrs. Garrett is suffering York Her aId TrIbune. plant and the contents of amounts of soap. hand - wrought jewelry that of these early-day artisans was and Leonard's Jewelry. Your Ho~gklns disease, a .says the industry ~ill s~ll Thes~ soaps are made up of a A lesser amount of soil is brought lucrative returns to the just as highly regarded In the jeweler Is being caUcd upon by lymphatic ailment which, SIX ':llllion more tlres.m combinatipn I of fatty acids and moved during this cycle, craltsmen oC court. She once or- 1600's as the counsel of your your family tor the same proles- SilY, will take her life. But MAQUOKETA (}P) - A than thIS year. About .52 mll- alkalies. there is some present .and dered a gold watch from Abram- modern jeY(eler. sional counsel that his predeces-' new son cried . lustily at birth. of the east side reside~tial . units have been sold In 1952. Fatt acids are soluble in dry- makes the difference between Louis Breguet, famed Swiss horo- As the demand for precious have provided through the hour .later Drs. E. G. Johnson and of Maquoketa was still WIthout Hawkes pointed out that the 1 . Yg I t There is a good job and a fair one or a logical pioneer, who delivered jewelry grew through the years, E. A. Patouillet said the Illother's clech:icity Friday r:ight nearl.y 10 number of passenger cars on the ~:c~~~7ty f~~ ~:~~g for fatty acid cleaned garment. Naturally, what is belleved to be the tirst productive melpods kept apa c e, IF==~=====;;::;==;:;;; pulse was normal. ~be left surgery af~e.r a ~enerator UDlt at road increased 41 .per cent from content and using measures to soap and soil must be self-\vinding timepiece ... to- and these jewelers, silverSmiths, hour and 15 mlDutes after the MUDlclp a.1 LIght .Plant July 1941 to July 1951, while the t th·· b 'ldup such as from the solvent and so it gether with a bill lor 30,000 jmd watchmakers set. up mercan- blrtha~d out about mld-mornmg . preven en UI , . . We Make . J -t b ! h hid Th Cli t M h' C h' . number of small truck!S USlDg distillation and sweetener po IV- qUIres a tinal rmse. (rancs. History, In~identallY, never tile establishments to which their us e qre s e was w ee e e n on ac me 0., w ICll passi!nger tires increased 100 per d C I ,.. J k ts for ' the operation her employes about 1 000 persons in ers. , Jean. og Lea .. ,er ac e ; our . ' . cent. The number of heavy trucks S B kd Eff ts D ' g th 'nter Thomas kused her tenderly. "Hu the manufacture of gasoline en- . . oa.p rea own ec urm . ese WI B k S' f fiE h · d ry back," he said. gines, was out of production has. Ju~ped 52 per cent IQ . Once the soap has been man.y le!lther jackets and coats ra e a e y S mp aSlze "I will," she promised, theh of the day due to the par penod, and contmued ex~nslOn in the washer, and the commg mtothe New P:-ocess '. lidded: "But it I don't see you power ~ilure. can be .expectl!d. Commentmg on start rotation, the small These requIre a speclal again-Happy New Year!" Mayor Lanvil Moler said a the rapId acceptanc~ and use of ticles begin their process. If you have ever he!!n in Doctors do not know just resentative. of a St. Louis the low ~ressure h~e. Ha Fatty acids are taken into Proper classification is ut- car, traveling at norm\ll misleading and do not mean much mUch longer Mrs. Garrett engine manufacturer would says that m 1949 slightly more tion by the solvent, while the most importance because o[ speed, and applied the brakes TO unless the definite statement ap live, it she recovers from the 5 here Friday night to check dam tha':l 20 per. cent .of all ca.rs were kali portion is taken up by free . bleeding of colors, such :"5 make an em~rgency stop only PLEASE YOU gery.' But. earlier "'they to the burned out generating un eq u lQP~d WIth thiS type tIre. To- ,arm2nts. green, blue, dark brown aria have the pbdnl go mushy or pears that the fhild meets the SAt; t~at she has three months at An attempt also will be made day, wlth mOl'e cars on. the road, This dissolvlng of soap sickeningly to the floor, you moderate duty or heavy duty spe- at DARZIS CANDIES most. . put inlo operation another of 52 per cen~ of all cars fide on low "breaking down" does not take These leather garments are not all you need to know about cifications. Wh.ile a~aitil')g tne baby she city'~ five diesel units, now un pressure tlrCS. immediately, nor does it cleaned with wool or ' silk gar- in brake fluld. , "66's" Fluid Ia Sale t?ld lis birth .would shorten repQ,lr, m order to restore to all the soap ~olecule s ments. If an entire load of light Bob and Henry say the lila I "',,., hme. Sh~ dcclded , .once. Instead, the dlssolvmg colors, such as tan, beige, light Is being flooded these days There Is one sure way to be "LET ONE CALL to have It, non~thel.ess. 'If ~, owa City Woman a.chon takes place over a period 0 and yellow, are to be run, poor quality brake fluid~. certain of brake tluld quality and ha.ve ~j baby. I II dIe happy, - bme. . are run in on a stock soIu- "bargain" compounds, when the name behind it. When you pur- DO IT Said. Death IS ~e least o~ Wins First Prize Smce dark ganne~ts con tam .l tion of leather soap for at least 10 duced into the braking system chase phillips 66 hydraulic w:orries now." grea~ deal mo;e .sOlI than mirll~tes. the automobile, directly Mrl1.rln, fluid from Bob and Henry's • And so the family 'yent Mrs. Phyllis Barker, 722 Klrk- COI01 ed ones, It IS natural If th I th . d _ to hundreds of accidents a with its plans for a JOYOUS will receive a Bendix Fellow Calls when they are run m the sa .. e 7a ers are 10 goo con . know it will be safe for your mas. Yesterday Mrs. Garrett Laundry set as one of the I d f th h 'I dltlon, WIthout tears or broken and lmpair the braking "HICl,em:v A Yellow doa , .stome °th lie hetavy SOl seams, they are run with a very of thousands of cars, new and Clearly stated LAUNDRY Christmas songs and pI prizes awarded to winners 31' eposl 5 on e g er . around the Christmas tree . the recent Level' Brothers com- 31 causin~ them to be dull low solvent lev~I, 15 mmutes. Oheap FluJd Ca~ Thomas Jr., 7, Robert, a, and pan y Rinso - Bendix "Electric There is a run For those bflghtlY dcolored lea- The reason behind most of ' "SAE heavy duty type, 1 i signed "'r mixed color thers 01' deep y. co o.re ones, they mess such cl1eap fluids cau~e mended lor use in all types of CLEAIIIG I Prizes totaling $140,000 are be- YELLOW • CHECKER tions. In this the heavy are run ~n a fIltratIOn cycle only. mple. They are usually made truckS, and buses. Meets Richard Moeller ing awarded nationally based CAB tration of soil is filtered out ~o soap IS added, and no pres pot- a castor oil base, rangln& specifications for heavy duty the best entries telling why fore it has an opportunity to tmg done. 5 to 25 per cent, and the balance and carry manufacturers recom- Gets Commission contestants voted for Rinso. deposit. This process Is known (l of a low boiling point a1cohol/iuch mendatlons. MIxes . with oth\!t a two soap process. rye Sp'iced Tea as methanol or isopropyl. This type standard brake flUIds ~pl?roved As Navql Aviator I SolI 18 Removed of alcohol bolls. at about 1~ d\!- by car manufa<;turers. SUItable for Kelley Seventy-five per cent of the D grees Fahronhelt. a1l-season. use m all climates. Ensign Richard K. Moeller, USN, soil in the load Is removed during uggesfs arzes When the brakes are applied to erau:s efficiently at son of Prot. and Mrs. Leslie G, Cleaners the first soap r un. The purpose an automobile running at averale rangIng from 300 dflgr~s Phone '177 312 If. Duhuque Moeller, 623 East Co\lege st., th d . t . d' th ti th! I to 60 degrees below zerQ. Will awarded his commission as a naval "Home of the Shirt 11;:====;..;:======;.,e secon soap run IS 0 1 Darzes Candies. ' 123 S. Dubuque spectlOn of10 the eshoes summer against me, the erebrake rreeze . a tilow . empera ~;~.~t ures!~:~\IJ::;:I~~~~~~~i5~~~~~ . aviator during 'c~emonies held at That Smiles" st., have a discovery for you for drums may build temperatures as evaporate at hlg~ the Naval Air Station, Pensacolll, PHONE 2530 S\jO'" which your friends will congratu- high as 225 wer ing in July 01 1951 'at the U. \ ..\: . quick stops. . Naval Schol or Pre-mght at .,./1.1'0"0 to rour foce wh\J11 you taste thiS Cold WeaU\er Effectll VARSITY CLEA.E~S Naval School of Pre-'/liiht at :\. he'lrty brew. In addition, In cold weather Free Moth· a1 Air Station, Pensacola. o Tommorrow serve your friends many of t\lese cheaper flulcts be- pre-night he advanqed to "Constant Comment" tea aloog comc thick and sticky after a sur- THOMAS ELEOTRIO ProoID9 rhODe 7735 tmlnlng consisting 'of aerobatics, ~ 128 E. WaahinqtOD with somc of Darzes delicious [lclent amount of the alcohol has s.mc. 18 E. WUlllnrton gunnery, instrument flying, cl 1 1 ~:::;;:::;;====:::;;====:::;;:::;;===~ l home made candies. They will evaporated, causlog brakes maxed by six take olts and I I marvel at your superb seize or "lock," with the IIIr'1:n.'l". ings on the Carrier USS 1 om Darzes Candies. possibilfty ot ruining cups. WIl:Sfl_'. DIAL He took his advanced training Drop in today at Darzes Candy ers, and othor moving parts in th Cor~us Christl, Texas. shop and whiff "Constant Com- wheel cylinders. 4153 Ens. Moeller on leave since ROBUT B. ANDERSON, 42, mept" tea's wonderful fragrance It isn't hard to see wha~ aU Plet-Up aad Deliver)' at his parents home. He 011 ecMnpallY executive of Ver 323 E. 21 from tho whiffing jar. Darz~ s troubles Clln mOlln in 17 E. WABmNOTON For the been orderep. to to tije non, Tex.• has been named Sec p 'omise you a real trea t or saf~ty to you. A difference In Alr 'Advanced COl1)mand retary 01 the Navy by Presl· money graciously refunded. flUid quality could well mean thel~iiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiil at Corpus Christl train- Itent-elect Dwll'h& D. Elaenhow· BOB n.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiildifrerence betwccn life and death BEST Ing, Jan. t, iI up. ,er. ADdenon deaerlbea himself --;.1 for any motorist. FOR Prof: Moeller director ''Democrat 'or Eisenho_ "WANT TO SEE YOU" It is difficult, however, to t~ In SEOU the !chool 01 at SUI. ' for Winter Cbanreover It Pays to which of those orf-brand tll./lds are DISTINCTIVE Dramatic central f ... ------6------=-----:---111 Motor Tuneup e Gaa lAOIDROMAl safe and ~hicll are qanaerous. urging All HALF·HOUR SERVICE Marklngs on the can' reading "heB .YET INEXPENSIVE celebratio: .d • 011 e An" Freeze Comedy vy duty," "specit.catlon fluid," GIFTS Foreign saying it -Old, 8 (»' F()LlIl 1~I~L~u~-~rl~Ca~"~M~~e~~Ba~t~&c~r~le~s~======2.==S.=V=a=n=Bunm~======~ "guaranteed" and the like, arc against R( Park at and were HALL'S Were trun New Y()rk Lot ALWAYS GOOD FOOD week ago NEW. YORK (IP)-A lll-year-'------1 ~ old boy wu fOl.U)d ,tall) tn a junlt balluslhka 01 FT . LONI littered Bronx lot Friday, his helld . 'MEAL A MINUTE' SERVICE Churchill • mashed by a heavy, jagged slab reVived on a bench at the ¥emo: AT SHOP Britain b( of concrete. ham Hospital morgue.. She moves. TI The victim was Paul Peltz, pilonlid her family physician K,ww your ;ewelerl month wI' ina since Tuesday evpnln.. told him in a voice choked ===11 unOfficial ~ D·L GRILL For The Hobby Mcau mother, Lillian, ideptltled groif: Alger's Jewelry 1! S. Da"8,1I. Korean w then collapsed In a faint alter "They beat him up- Pau ler's resi( bing: .' bad. It couldn't be worse. TYPEWRITER CO. SKIL TOOLS from coming di . "My boy, my boy." co to my house and take care Authoria~ ROYAL Dealer Dours . RON • Asat. Dlat. Atty. Davjd my husband." Hands Jewelry Store smSAWS DRILLS lANDERS llsled the death as a The boy's father, Emanuel Poltz, Typewriter Spec:J.allIt. COFFEE 8NOP waves Su weaponl t Auiltant Me die. I a fur worker, has 11 heart condl- ENTALS ; ll7 8. C1JutoD HAMMERS HA~S lAWS Cilerles Hockman saId the tlon. Paul was l.he eldest of Herteen & Stocker There arE 'been .lain ellbi 10 18 houl'$ children. REPAIRS HOME SHOP TOOLS A USEFUL ROUY miles we.!! casualties. -apparently on ~~t~a.. D~y Mrs. Peltz was the last Leonard's Jewelry , ALES DOUI'S THe body w.. c: Iy beat.n. ot the family to see her son ,,"'Vtl--' ale to tho 10-pound ala) o. cod)' a~ut 8:30 p.m. Tuesday. The tath-, S·£RVlCE OilER Iistance r la; nearby. . I f reported him missing to pollee' Dial 8·1051 II. I.,.. Aye. "THlDAN ·!'aul'. small, IltAtin,' mother, a when he wasn't home by midnlght.!