• On the Inside ~ Weather Reichardt Honored Sca,&eretl U,bt rat... te- Paqe .. da" deartur te.porariJ,. Play Coat In the ennJar. Thanda,. '" Paqe 5 tlo.a,. aD' maeb colder. lorecm Vet Returns Wail &4Ida,., 31 W. 41; low. • • . Paqe 6 e al owan 15 te 215. Wail Tuesda,• U; low. 1'. Est. 1868 - AP Leased Wire. AP Wirephoto. UP Leased Wire - Five Cents Iowa City. Iowa, Wednesday, November 22. 1950 - Vol. 85, No. 42 10,000 Ftlee Flood; Allie~ Pr~pare · To Meet :Reno Under Water; Reds: For Final Battle Irains Delayed Her First' Pumpkin Pie Stolen Reds Building B, Tbe AI .elal•• Pr,," I --~--- --~-----• PHJLADELPHJA (JP)-Mr•. Ida Fein will never know how her Rioling flood waters from the USAil first pumpkin pie came out. mountains ot north central Calif- ocates Defense Line ' ornia chased another 10,oen resi- •• Mrs. Fein is more or less reconclled to thc theft of her silver­ dents from their lowland homes ware, table linen, lrooten ken, liquor and toy bank last night. Tuesday. But she's ~ Ull furious .~ut one itcm the thief took--a pumpkin Along Border The new area of devastation - S8.I-Billion pic. in the fourth day of the floods - "I've b~n married 22 years and It was the !irst pumpkin TOKYO (WEDNESDAY) /II! - lay in unincorporated districts not pie I ever baked. Now I'll never know how it turned out." Two lOO,OOO-man armies deployed. far south of Marysvllle, near along a curving 60-mile tront in where the Yuba river joins the For Armaments north)Vest Korea today in the pre­ Sacramento. • WASHINGTON (IP) - The de­ liminary to an expected Allied that ~ I Reno Flooded fense department announced Tue!­ knockout drive against the Com­ Across the Sierra Nevada range day that It has obligated $8,092,- Council- Meant Balloting munists. in 10111 r the gUtterln, little city of Reno 000,000 during the last {our months Patrol clashes were reported all Gra·Y. was SQuirming Qut of its worst for the purchase cf supplies and along the fron t. !load in hutory. The Truckee riv­ equipment. more than halt of it To Be Binding: Bartley Seven United Nations divisions. er, normalty a quiet lJttle stream, for aircraft. totalling about 100,000 troops. had gone.L>n an unpredicted ram­ In II news release on funds ob­ TI1C Daily Iowan was told Tuesday the city council DID in­ were poised tor what may be the !>age that left unbelievable de­ ligated from July to October In­ tend results from th Nov. 7 public referendum on extending last great battle ot the Korean struction in the center o! the city clusive, the department said air­ rent control to be binding upon it. war . . Opposite them to the north and muck and debris in the streets craft accoun ted for $4,357.000.000. was a Chinese and North Korean U1d adjacent buildings where flood It declined to say what portion of ity Atty. William n. Bartley Tue 'day said he believed "thc Communist army or about the waters had swept in cascading ri­ this represented orders tor air­ council originally intended tho same size. vers. lorce and the navy. referendum result to be final, bow 'hell that tbe releren'lUII Keda DI, In I.n lome plues In the I\eno Other Items ftlulta were blntin,. bulDCII and ,amblin, club dIs­ and made r;n honest mistake in The Communists were working The IInnouncement said thllt eth­ thinking the referendum would Teeters committed hlmsel! Nov. fran tieally to construct a deep de­ 'rlcta, water swept six teet deep er items in the $8.902,000,000 ob­ 15 when hc sald the council would lense line between the United Na­ tbrouch tbe streets. be only an advisory opinion Cor It ligated for supplies lind materiel to tollow." take no action on the Issue one tions torces and the Manchurian Gambling dealers with pants included: way or 'he other. Had that been ROIer Asill interpretation border. which was reached Tues­ rolled up and gambling pistols, Ammunition and guided mis­ the case, the controls would have day in a seetor tar to the north­ stood guard over the' cash left on siles, $755-mlllion. Mayor Preston Koser, Sartley ended Dec. 31 lor want 01 approval. east by American Seventh division t.l)e tables as the patrons fled the Electronics and communications, said, contacted him Friday and "This whole matter could have troops. flood. $368-mlllion. asked fol' a legal interllretallon of been avoided," Bartley said, "had Air reeonJlaluaoee reported The swift currents ripped sev­ New ship construction, $95-mil­ the federal rent code. tbe council made an amendment new enemy defeulve PCIIltlonl eral new automobiles out ot show lion. Bartlef laid the 11-da)' 'ela,. to its orjginal retolutlon, stating all alon( the lront. and South room windows. Tanks and other automotive ve­ before Ko.er·1 Saturda, procla­ In '0f"e way thll\ It would make Korean patro.. .ald It ene.. ,. Southern Pacific gol its trains hicles, $906-milllon. mation was beeaule be ..... " ••t the flna] decWon.'· roadblock. had been erected on rolling late in the morlling lifter Tbe department said that mil­ of town" and ~UJe :Killer .... ~'" No' StudIed a seven-mile .treteh of road be­ both east and westbound stream­ itary pay and allowance . civil­ a dellber te persoD who liked Bartley said the aldermen ask­ tween TaeeboD and PakebOD. liners had been stalled. Ian emplol'menl, research and to .... ull over a dec..... betore ed hll)'l to draw up the resolution Flnt cavalr,. dlvlalon )latrols Placid Stream development, and olher service he made It. • before he had time to study the &Il1o found new road blocD.· Normally. the Truckee river is broUl'bt Ihe lTand total of de­ Some 01 the council~en, he iBid, federal rent law. The Communists were prepar­ a placid little stream, about three fense obU,ation for the lour apparentl,Y changed their mindS on Bartley said, too, he would have ing to delend the routes leading ftet deep lind 50 feet wide. into months to $12.4-bIlUon. whether the controls I\hould be ex­ offered his interpretation of the to the new North Korean capital ""'\ch. by tradition, many new The period dates roughly from tended to June 30, lIMI, alter the le,ality of the referendum before, of Sinuiju, as weI! as to ,power di.votcees throw their wedding the beginning of the contlict in resolution had been drawn up. but he was employed only in an dams along the Yalu river. At the bands. Korea. Bartley was reterring to Alder­ ~dvl$ory capacity. U the council same time Allied. forces were con­ solidating their own line. Oov. £arl Warren proclaimed Plan to Ask More Navy Mechanic Works During Storm mal'l Wilber Teeters, Wayne fl. "'8n" an opinion it must ask tor It, a state ot emeraency Tuesday The deCense department an­ Putman and Gordon Webster. he said. Guerlllu UU Near SeoUl au t.old sia&fl ...eaeles 141 use ADJ TJ 0 ·.. HE COWLING of a sk uldtr plane on UJe now- wept cltck of the ClI,rler PbilliJ;dne ea. nouncement was made while de­ 'l'able A~ Fal" U.S. Elgbth army headquarters every toeaource to assist the cl­ Uarry . J\!ercdlth. navy machlni L's mate, fltt lnlr,h, P •. , wor~t'd durlnl' ;I hf'avy storm olt the Norih fense officials were preparlng to Putman ancrwe&iter ori Nov. 11 reported !bst an enemy division tiN In n,bllnr the noods and Korean eoa " Planes rrom the carrier kept pounlUnr the retreatin&, Red armlt' d pile the heavy ask congress, on its return to attempted to "table" dlscUJIslon alta<:ked Chorwon. 48 miles north til or,anlalnl' reUet. weather. Washington Nov. 27, for all addi­ by tbe council on the matter of Probe Red Aid, of Seoul and far behind the The flOOd' have caused at least tional $10-billion to finance the re­ acting II) accordance with the vot. Allied lines, while other North nine deaths. Th'e storm which set mainder of the Iiscal year ending era'" wishes as expressed six cnys Korean forces also struck behind off the flcods ha ve accounted for next June 30. earlier. But they lost out by a the lines. a dozen Jives. Chiang to UN Thus far, congress has author­ 'Panther' Council to Review four-to-two vote, and . action was The I1tb Soutb Kore~n rerl­ ized $24,996,000,000 or defense postponed until Dec. 11. LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y. \\PI - The men' forcecl tbe enem, dlvtJlOD spending during this fiscal year. Still Eludes Hunters; United Stat~ Tuesdlly backed Na­ - not believed a' full ,trencU1 No-Cut Drive Ends; In addition, it has authorized $5,- L0 c a I Bee r Perm its Tbe counell, kowever, ell. DOC tlonaUst China's proposal for a - to wltbdraw. an Et.hUt ann, Man Hurt lPOkeaman uld. 225,000,000 for foreign military as­ DES MOIl'41:.S (IP) - A farm Unlted Natiollli inquiry into Rus­ sistance. sian "acgression" against China, American paratrooper!; assisted 3,000 Students Sign; hand northwest of Des Moines ~Jayor Praston Koser said Tuesday he will prl'~el1l a letter by Phillppines, Thailand and Brit­ Tuesday took two shots at Polk Senate Denounces but Britain strongly opposed the from Atty. Cen. Hobert L. Larson asking (or II review of all beer idea. ish troops. assaulted Suan alld county's mysterious "panther" as Slngye as Uley moved to route an Petitions to Hancher City to Have it "bounded lind leaped" after a p nnit licens s to the city council at the nc;\t meeting ov. 21, Surplus Di'sposal American Dele,ate John l'osler The student council'&. no - cut Iowa Dulles expresaed the view that estimated 10,000 die-hard Com­ cow in a pasture. "It will be up to the cOllncil." Ko~er ·aid , "to d cide what munists entrenched In the moun­ petition drive closed Tuesday nigh t Russia's role In the Communist The beast didn't get the cow, tains 36 to 40 miles east of Pyon­ with over student signatures action should bc takcn to investigate any illegal operations in conquest of C~na might serve as 3,000 Five on Council but thc farm hand didn't get the By Four Agencies gyang. counted. Many of the petitions selling beer within the city." a "I;ase-history Which, it ade­ beast, either. Slzcable skirmishes were tought still had not been turned in latc Sheriff's deputies received re­ Larson, in his letters sent to 933. think reviewing of license holders WASHINGTON .IU'I - Sen ate quately explored," would further Tuesday. Under City Manager defense lnvestlgatbrs denouneed &lert "the world to a danger to In the areas of TaeJon, Namwon ports ot the shooti ng shortly after city mayors and 99 county board. is a very good thing." and Taegu. after small enemy Iowa Citians will have five lour govenlment atenclea Tuesday which none ot UI can be Indif­ The petition, asking the univer­ they abandoned an all-out, 125- of supervisors, said "the beer slt- The man who seerns to always groups plundered other towns in councilmen rather than the prcS­ tor "costly blunderll" in tbe dls­ ferent." sity to lift the no-cut regulation man search tor the animal when uation in Iowa is critical" and ae- be in the middle ot any publie South and Central Korea. Jan. 2, 1951. wilt be handcd to cnt seven representing them in one of the volunteer hunters was tion is necessary on the local level Issue whether be likes it or not, 'lOsal of surplus ,('Ods and warn' But British Deleg\lte J. E. COUl­ President Virgil M. ,Hancher today municipal governmcnt when thc wounded slightly. to prevent "Uquor law violations." Mayor Koser, aid he believed cd federal oUiclals to tael: up to son, revealing a British spll\ with by Jack Whitesell. president of council-managel' plan goes into Orville Jones, 46, was hit in the AUorney GIIDeral Asu Review tavern operators in low.. City the "realities" of Communist ag­ the U.S. on the delicate far cast the student council. operation in March, 1951. mouth by stray shotgun pellets as gression. ISlue. ,aid: West Europe Votes The attorney general asked the have ,lven city officials the ut- . haue Important City Atty. William H. Badley hun~rs t;> his ted away at the In a caustically-worded report, "Anything that tends to embit­ city council to review all licenses tno t cooperalion to prevent il­ '!This isn't an attempt to co­ Tuesday said the five-man council animal that turned out to be a fo)( . leral beer sales. the senate preparedness subcom­ ter the situation when the lIeneral erce the administration," Whitesell will be members-at-Iarge, coun­ Deputy Max: Van Rees, who has issued In Iowa City to sec that n O) mittee allo scored the "far Irom assembty ,and the security council International Army; , one sells beer illegally, or is an Several tavern owners contact­ said. "It's just a demonstration to cilmen picked by all the eligible led the llanther hunt, said' the satisfactory" rubber reserve pro­ bave' 80 many important mat­ illegal holder of a IIccllse. ed refused to comment on the at­ the officials that the students real­ votel's in the city, and not by search will go on today, but with torney general's latest campaign. gram. Adually, it said. there i. ten on band can do nothinll but To Incfude Germans ly feel that the issue is impor­ wards as under the present may­ only 10 or 12 men. Two airplan6!s Anyone wbo holds or applies "far lesa" rubber on hand now be deplored.." tant,'> or-council government. will be pressed into today's hunt. for a beer permit, Lanon said. than there was at tbe timc of the The cOmmittee, opening this STRASBOURG, FRANCE (WED­ Tbe PeUtloli. voted by tbe stu­ Bartley's conclusion re ulled They will have radio contact with mu I sbow ",ood moral ch,arac­ WSUI to Carry Pearl Harbor attack. fall's debate on Chiang Kai-Shck's NESDA Y) M-We.stern European 'ent council Nov. 9, bu been Irom an argument thal arose hunters on the ground. ter." The bolder of a license JohnSon said other reports will year-old char,es, beard an asser­ nations voted early today. over elreulatlJl, In sur bousln' units last April when opponents of Orville Ansley, an employe 011 IIbould never bave been convict, Holiday Program be iSlued soon on steel supplies. tion by Nationalist Deiegate Dr. German objections, to call lor tl;le a.. ee Frida, aDd appeared in the councll-manarer form ot the Ed Lockner tarm, blazed away ed ot a telony or lndleiable mi - commodlt.ll stockpiling and Alask­ Tlngfu 1'. Taang that the resist­ formation without delay of an .811- . at the "long black animal" after 8ebaeffer and UnivenU, balls ,overnment pointed out a law demeanor, or be a prevlou vio­ Prof. H. J. Thornton, SUI his, an defenles. ance movement in Communist Chi­ European army which would in­ Mrs. Lockner saw it chaSing the Honday and TUelI'ay. In the Iowa code wblcb mirht lator of tbe atate liquor laws. tory department, will give a spe­ The subcommittee was particu­ na bas .grown to J,667,0,00 men. clude German units. cow. Larson said anyone not meet­ cial ThanksgiVing narration over larly concerned' about t~eral The western nations decided to The action followed President apply to Iowa City and cut the Earlier, Joe Woods reported he ing these requirements should have radio statim WSUI tonight from agencies which are disposing of SUES FOR DAMAGES appeal thc matter to the AtianUc Hancher's refusal to grant the number of aldermen bere to saw the beas t at a distance of only his permit revoked. 7 to 7:30 p.m. "surplus" plants and goods, seem­ A dam~ge suit for $74.80 was pact powers. whose etlorts to council's request that the rule be four. 30 feet. 1L was "slinking around" suspended Jan. 2. The reaction to Larson's cam­ Thornton will review the his­ lngly without rellard for the fact filed Tuesday by A. E. Wegmuel­ J)ulld up western defense forces The Jaw, passed lo:' the benefit his stock farm ~st west of Ur­ Returning to class Tuesday of Waterloo, says that any city paign [or "better beer sellers" was tory and heritage of Thanksgiving that the nation is in the midst of ler. Oxford, against L. Bender, have been blocked by a dispute bandale. a Des Moines suburb. varied. and comment on the present a re rrn.ment drive. mornin,. Jan. 2, the council said, with more than 20,000 or less than Woods told deputies. Coralville, in Johnson county dis­ between France and the United would make many students travel 75,000 population, which lies in MIni,ter Admirea Larson observance. Bearing the brunt of tbe sub­ trict courl. Wegmueller claims States over German rearmament. Woods' description tallled with Rev. Hewison P. Pollock of the on New Year's eve or New Year's two townships that arc divided by Music will be provided by the committee's attack were the muni­ Bender pulled out ot a parking ARembl, ,,~ reports given by others who have Presbyterian chUrch, 26 E. Mar­ 50-member Westlawn chorus ur.· day. a river shaH elect only four coun­ reported seeing a "long, shiny. tions board, the general services place on Madison street June 24 kel street, said. "J admire Larson der the direction of Marilyn Pat­ administration, the commerce de­ and hit a car driven by Wegmuel­ The vote WIls taken by the Eu­ One hour Added cilmen, two from each part of the black animal WIth a long tail.·' ropean assembly', lIeneral affairs for his stand on the issue and I terson. partment and the airfo~ce. ler's wife. Under SUI regulations, an un­ city. commlttee on a dratt resolution dergraduate will have one hour Tbe law seemed to apply to that will be put before the full added to. his graduation require­ Iowa City with Its 21.000 popu­ Roadhouse Bandits usembly Friday. ment for every hour ot class he lation, eIlv.ded by tbe Iowa Tbe • .&e, wbleb roUowed fear­ misses within 24 hours before river and bounded by Eut and Where 'Iowa, City May Give Thanks ne-ull 110.,." ...... and after a scheduled vacation. - aD' West Lueu townships, be said. . Released on Parole .... II te He wHIt hN abltea­ Ed Diekmann, petition commit­ But in 1910, Bartley said, the A speCial Joint union service by Rev. John G. Cralr, pastor ot department. Mrs. Muir will be or­ be sun!: at the service by the The release on parole from the tbe ConlTe,ational dlureh, will ganist tor the lervicf. ,. Junior eboir...... tee chairman, asked Tuesday night Johnson county boal'd of super­ Anamosa reformatory of two six IOW3 City churches will be I read Pres. Truman's ThaDkll- · St. Paul's and Zion . ,Luthera~ The First Church ot Christ The lone vote aJ8inst the re~u­ that aU persons who still have visors set aside any territory in­ youths who held' up an Iowa City among the special Thanksgiving tion WIS cast by a German Social lilned petitiona turn them in IJl side the corporate limits o{ Iowa services and events in local riviD, proclamation. and offer churchh will hold special ler­ Scientist will hold special Thanks­ roadhouse in November, 1948, was !be Invocdlon. vices on Thanksrlvin, day. "A living services at 10:30 a.m. Democrat, Erhard Lutkens, who the student counclI otfice, Old City as :l part ot Iowa City town­ announced Tuesday by the state churches for the holiday. with other Socl.llSta bai bltt.erly Derrtal building, as soon as pos­ Sponsored by the Iowa City The Rev. Elmer E. Dierks, pas- Chri.tlan Thanklrlvilll." w1U be Thursday. and the Bethany Bap. ship. parole board. tor the Baptist church, wrIl the sermon topic at Zion Lutheran tlst church wlU hold a service at opposed Germany's rearmament lible this morning. ministerial association, the Iowa ot Therefore, Iowa City comes Laurence Backes, 20, and Wil­ lead in the responsive reading of church. Both Rrvices will be at 1 a.m. in tbe Community buUd­ unless the country Is riven I I\1lr... under the jurisdiction of another liam Spencer, 18, both of Peoria. City Nazarene, Christian, Metho­ antee of political equality, dist, Congregational, Baptist and a Psalm, and Dr. L. L. Dunning- 10:30 a.m. In,. Mother Killed by state law that provides for five Ill., the parolees, were arrested ton, pastor of the Methodist A' at. Pa.. •• Lutheran ehurela. Famll, N Il'bt Germaa OIiJeeU_ councilmen, Bartley said. Nov. 17, 1948. and sentenced to 10 Presbyterian churches will meet in The lenJtby debate was devoted the First Presbyterian Church, 26 ChUl'ch, will read the scripture. the Jlh. 1. F. CltoHl will • In addltlon to participating in Pocahontas Youth years for the $300 robbery ot the Dr. M. Willard Lampe, director Jlver eIIe aer.ea. "SeWfa&' aM the union services, the Nazarene to attempts to overcome German Parkway inn. on highway 6 east E. Market street, at 10:30 a.m. objections to reahnament. Two Iowans Missing rhanksgiving day. of till: sur school of religion, will R_lIfa.... church will hold a pot-luck sup­ POCAHONTAS, IOWA (JP) - A of Iowa CAty. offer a prayer of thanksgiving.. All of Iowa City's Menqonite per and family nlght today at II TIle re.laUea ealled wa..a.. 22-year-old war veteran shot and In Adion in Korea With hal! their tl!rm taken off Joint Offerlnl' The Rev. Leon C. England, pastor cl1urchh plln special services a' p.m. The tvan,elieal Free churcb Cbareldll'a reeeat pr•••• 1 for a tilled his motber and leriousty WASHINGTON (I" - The de­ tor good behavior, their terms The Rev. Wendell Wellma~ , of the Christian church, will be in 10 a.rn. Visiting minlstera will ot CoralvUle will hold a church an-E1anpeaa U'IIlt a h­ Injured a brother at their farm partment of defense Tuesday an­ under parole still have about three ,Jastor of the Nazarene churCh. charge of the oUering, and Dr. P. speak in each of the Churchh. ~ service at 8 p.m. today. h,... "'e ... alDIaWr.a. TIda home about three miles northwe' t nounced the following Iowa cas­ years to run.. Nill present the sermon. A joint HewJso n Pollock, pastor ot the Four oth.r Iowa City cburches ne fear ea .... Ue chunh... Jau ..... a,,,.,,e' II, lIIe u­ III here TUhday niabt, Coroner ualties in the Korean area on its )!fering will be taken tor the Presbyterian churCh, will give the will .lJo hold Th.nksgivln, se"- rewa ctv wlIl all bol' 'I'JwIb- -lilt. F. E. Heathman said. list No. 159 : FLOOD IN ENGLAND' .owa Inter-Church council, an in­ benediction. ices. rtvla&' ...... Tbunda,.. I Durilll the night ,_on other Dr. Heathman identified the Missing in action (Army) - LONDON (IP) - Heavy autumn .er - denominational Protestant Muir to Dlreet Cbolr Trlalt, BpIleeNI at. Mary's will have masses at German memben Joined the So­ youth at Lowell Vosike, son of Pfc. Melvin E. Kommrad, son of rllins sent many of England's riv­ )ody, which sponsors the Rev. W. Choir members of !be six The Trinity Episcopal church 7:30 and 8:30 a.m.. St. Patrick'. cial Demoerats In demaiadin~ equal Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Vosike. Mrs. lone Kammrod. Sheffield; ers tumbling over their banks W. Bentzinger as chaplain at Uni­ churches will make up a specIal will hold services at 9:30 a.m. at 8 a.m., St. Wenceslaus at 7 and ily and security for Germany as No further details of the shool­ Pvt. Elmer H. Schriever, son of Tuesday, f\oodin~ wic\!' nrrns of versity hospltal~ Ilncl Onkdale choir under the direction ot Prof. with the {tev. Harold r. McGee 8:30 a.m., ·and at. Thomas More the price for its partiCipation In Ing were immediately available. Mrs. Dora Schricvcl', [0\\1(1 Falls. seven counties. sal1lltol·jUll\. TholnU$ Muir of the SUI music preachi".. Choral IUchari.t will ehapel at 7 and 7:~O ".m. western defense. , rAGE TWO - 'rut, DAlLY IOWAN, ,{ED 'E !JAY, NO. :l~, 13 .. 0 '5., Thou' 1Must Change Draft The-Daio/Iowan Libia to Draw-Up Constitution' law OHicial Says MINNEAPOLIS (A') - A high­ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1950 ranking t elective service oHiclal ------Pick Form of Government hinted broadly Tuesday that the P.uoU,Md dally nee,,! Alanda,. by 11.11. By mail In 10••• IT.&O 11ft' :re.: BY ELIZ.WETH DAUKES national draft law must be chan,­ Student PubUe.oUoftl. In• •• Ue 10WI AYe.. IIlx monu... .,... : til_ monUla. $100. 10... CIt:r. low•• l:nlend .. aeeond ela.. And other mall aubluiptjOOI ... per 1ur; (For J. M. Robrrts, Jr.) cd if Ule armed forces are to get mall mattH ., Ihe . posIot""" ., 10.." alx month.. "'.15; tbrM montho, 11!5. TnlPOLJ-~[u solini' former orth African colony the men they need. CIt)'. low.. und~r the .d 01 eon".... . _ ...... ______of Libia, 01 JIardl 2. lIn. once a stamping ground of the ancient Romans, t11kes a big step That outlook was voiced by ..,.. II. •••aau, ...... , Brig. Gen. Louis H . Renfrow. Two Ieued wI •• aervk8. (AP) and (UPI toward independence this aturday; deputy director of the national nAII.\I 10WAlil IbrroJUA.L IrAn' selective service system. Editor ...... J_pb V. Brown constihlcnt assembly picked by Arab political leaders will IO:IoIBER or THE A.SSOClA'l'ED PIlZSS. an,&ina &.:Iltor ...... 0 ...... C. UI1lao convene to dr:l\ lip a constitution and decide on n form of gov­ Ma,i. Gen. Lewis B. lJenhey, 1"'.e "-dated Prss Is enUtled ~l M .... dlapalebft. ~Uhl.nl News Editor ...... P.ul BrtnII TAbia is tl\(' first new state to Libia is spread over 68,000 os larle as the 3-milllon·man 0;11), Edllor ...... Ba...... Bloxom be formed Irom a former colony CaliCornia. Washington and Ore­ total propo. cd by President Tru­ CALL 8·2151 II , ...... , ....Iu • City Edllor ...... klbert Bame,. with the United Nations standing gon combined . man would be very dillicult 10 , •• r DaU,. 1..... 'It,. 1:" ...... ~ .. Sporta Editor ...... HGllert Dunean Jr. I'" ...... 1_ ...... •• aU M..-ylee ~I"t:r EdItor ...... Ann llUlab by as midwife. It's mostly desert except tor an raise der present draft regula­ ...... •• rlU b, ':11 • . 111. Th :hId Pholo&rlpbe. ...••• Toll> CoUSlna irrigated fringe along the Medi· tions II d physical stand3rds. O&lly I.... CIr•• IaU.. D ....,. •••" The UN political committee de· I. u.. NI' .r Old J •• _. B.n.· cided at Lake SucC'Pss I~~t month terronean. In as eech prepared Cor the na­ I.,...... a-.. 1... ,but_, .. GAILI' JOWAIII ADVEaTHING IYA" a provisional government should Some neighboring Arab states lional frange, Renfrow sold the u~. Ir... t:SI La. t. 1t N •••••41 Busln_ Mana,e' •. •...•. Ro~rt Depew fr.. 1 ...... '0 I:M t ... '.lIy .,.- AU't. BU •• Manlllfer .MarshaU B. mba.. be set up by next Apr!! I. Britain said members of the ccnstituent country's drartable manpower pool • ." •••••, ••••••, .... 1'1: .:31 •.•• C ...... fled Manopr .... Ed Hunlln., Jr. and France. now administering assembly should be elected by the now nl,lmbers 870.000 men. •• I ...... Ihllonal Ad verllsln& M .... Sian Glnlber. parts of Libia, are to turn over people. Pelt. himself, was in far 8u.bluipUon nl8-b)' .. rrler III low I DAILY IOWAN ClaCULATION aTM' authority progressively throughout vor of the idea. But the UN advis­ Jordan, the Russians suy. City... cenb w".l- that no ODe York and Cbicago for $2.88 a bush­ to obtain an appllcatlon form. It C1AT!pN announces that applica­ Also, the ~epartment said, this join forces and fight on the will be very helpful to the admis· and pledged OPPOSition ,to new TQtal employment also showed buying abjlity was reinforced by should speJW more than 10 el last week compared with $3.09 tio'll ffr the 1951 University cal· [ taxes. He })romiied 'to ccntinue his an 'increase, estimated at 500,000 percellt of bts «rOIls income On a year ago. same side against lurther en­ sions committee of the college of en'a T are available in the J)ttice "substantial wIthdrawals of sav­ croaching controls that threaten to predecessor's programs fQr stat(! between September and October. ren~. 11 YIID rememMr to dedue& Jrish potatoes - grower prices dentistry if applications can be of stUdent affairs. Applications ing~ account and redemptions o! stifle the rights and privileges we filed within the next tew weeks. jnsUtutlons, hi~w1U's and schools. Non-tarm workers numbered 1- all your &axes, then the tlrure at the lowest level in nine years, ma ~ made for both the art'Qd U.S .• savings bonds as well as by have enjoyed these many years, "We intend , to tulffll every mill'lon more than -before the war Is 20 peroeni--no mote." causing a slight drop at retail verse work. They arc due Nov. 29. the rapid expansitn of consllmcl: • He lillid 'noL 'One man 50 who than to fight each other in this UNIVERSITY CONCERT tick- 1 . -- pledge' of the'R",l1blican I>latform ~Ciap in la~e June. in.. levels. credit." .', .,' local issue. ets fcr Wednesday, Nov. 29, may FOR CONCEl1" In, KaOSll6," AJn said. "We made Industrial producticn continued mak~s an applicatiCln for an ap"­ Onions - the fall C\op was 15 AP~T10NS :rhe heaviest consumer .. buYi,ng The referendum would seem to be obtained as follows. Student BAN R.r and val'sity band may be no promises Ullhtly" its upSUTle "urjrlg October but at artment these days puts qpwn his percent bigger than last year and , j us to have its value In the intelli· with 10 cards may receive tick.ets ma.de ., ~y appointment at the band Am; Is · mamed to the former a .slower plIce than in reeent . reai income. " By real cOme," largest in tour :rears. he..sa id, H[ mean what a man takes gent interpretation of facts. Monday, Nov. 27, at tne Union office. ror m 15, Music Studio Jl}onths. S~l mU~ operated at a Eggs - prices have jumped up S~hedule Hea,ing ~ , o'wme in b~ ppckht after tax, social lobby desk and spouse tickeLs are bUiId,i~' , beginning Wednesdl1, record rate, turnihl out 8.7-mLl· and tlown. in recent weeks, and Clarice York ~8curity. medical inlluranc~, state available then al~o. ;Faculty" staft Nov; I ~ . Instruments needed 10- lion InaM tbns dUring the' month. now are running above last year's. 905 E. College For Milk ~ Pr,iC8s illcome ~a.lC an.d a lot o,f other and. general public tickets Will be clu~ 1 utes, oboe, bassoon, cla~- Most other raw. and &eml-flnished Lltinss have been deductep." avaIlable Tuesday, Nov. 28. n~~~ -1~xophone and bass. I manufaeturlng Indl!strles operated WASHINGTON (JP)-The alh-j~ "r blame lhe. .women when '0 at capacity., • culture department will hold a man goes .over his head," Fish­ WSUI PROGRAM CALENDAR . INTERNATIONAL CLUB wiU uWA ann~ appliealiODl publi.e , h~ring in Cedar Rapid, back said. "U should be. a wife's We..lIe .... y, N •• ember '!1!. lft:w. 2:30 p.m. Combo C'pjO!'5 hav,e an informal social meeting or-{i{e'1951 crientation council ate ' LIQUOR SPOONS ILLEGAL Dec. 11 on' a proposal (0 bring job to' know-right dOWIl to the 1:00 n.m. Mornlna: Chapel , 3:00 p.m. Orea,. lIIoods at 8 p.m, Saturday, Nov. 25, in the now available at the OWce 01 ST. PAUL, MINN. !1JI- The city the sale 01 milk there under, feci· penny-;-hQw mu~h she ca'n put 8:15 a.m. News 3:20 p.m. Nc~. student center of \be Congrega· Stuilen Artail's. 8:30 a.m. ~lItvel' or Mod~rn Europe :I :::.? p.m . M.'tf!:t'Works From Frnn('e of Henderson has no authority to eral ~ontrol. out. fOJ UBi, Nowadays, lo.o many 9:20 a.m. News . 4:00 p.m. Famous Love Slorl tional church. Jefferson and Clin- ,., , live away silfrlng spoons to stimu· Un-der a program proposed 9:30 a.m. Dolcer'. Dozen • :30 .".m, Ten T ime M~lodlc . ton streets. All studenls remain· ' by w.l,ves sirl\pl.Y move in a place and 10.?Q a.m . The Bookshelf 5:00 p.m. ChJldren·. "(lur I SE~I - FORMAL Ch~istmas 1&'te trade at i~ municipal liquor ol'ganlzed milk prOducers, the de­ then let thlCir husbands go crazy 10 :15 a.m. lIere', An Idea !I:30 p.m . Neows ing on campus for the Thanksgiv­ !'lance will be beld in the mJin "re. Atty. -Gen. J. A. Burnqulst partment would set minimllm keeping 'up with the Joneses." 10 :30 a.m. Llslen and Learn. Sailor Dan 5 :45 p.m . Spbrb "Imt ing holiday are invited. IO\lng-8'of the Union. Ralph Flana· I" • 10 :.5 n.m. Muslo or Manila"." (1 :00 p .m. Dinner Hour ruled Tuesday. R. A. Hendrlcluon. prices which dl$tributors w'oulti , ------11 :00 a.m. The Muslo Box 8:550 p.m. New. gan ''Wth play. Htndenon eity atto~ey request­ be required to .pay , dairymen ROCKET ,-oUHD II :~O a.m. New. 7:00 p,m. Thank.'III\'lnll Proll.am WOMEN'S'DORM RESIDENCES 1t :~ • . m. Wesleyan CIUlenshlp 7:110 p.m, Fran Warren ed ,the opinion. He .ald the ltore suppJying Cedar Rapids 'lind Iowa NEW YORK (JP)-A rocket .was 11:(5 I.m. stan on Porode 7'" p.m. One Nlp"1 9'0'1(\ (Arlie Shawl clesing hours durini the Thanks­ "JI(BETA KAPPA members re­ mlltJuet spoons, City. , . picl!:ed up bJ a . fistling boat . in 12!OO nOon RhYthm Romblr. 8:00 p.m. Music You Want giving rccess are: Wednesday and cen1.(y (arrived at SUI and wlaIt- ·ordered Ithe 12 :30 p.Ol . N."", 8::14.1 p.m. Oralia. Hour .I.LJ(IIDed "lJ"Ullcipal liquor ~tore, Silch programs. the I;IepBTtmeht ih Atlantia recently but military' 11:'5 p.m. ReJl,lolls News Reporter 8:00 p.m. Camp!.. Shop Thursday nights, 11 p.m.; Friday 1P.~ . £If :~f!iliate with SUI's chapter oWcials could not say immediate· 1:00 p.m .. MdsloAI Chats 9~ ».11'1 . • Spot," HI,hllahls and Saturday nights. 12:30 a.m .• shamd contact the secretar>, l\4~ H~d4!lWll, .¥iWlfll(tttt without sai~, are ~es~~ed tc! h!llp_~ .~b.uiz~ ' -ttl p.m. Ne\'-'1t . 10:00 p.m. News ...... city council approval. . prices and supplies of mili. .. fy ' wliit ty~ it" was. "" , a:1D p.m. 'l'IIanksJl1\oln& Proaram 10:16 p.m. SIaN 0"' 'and 'Sunday' night; 1O':3D"p:fu: Late Hilit, J 11 University haU, X 210t '. ~raft ," Two Engagements A ie Announced ' 20 Polio Disaster Nurses BEST DRESSED TURKEY l~~&h_ ITo Be Honored at Tea 1850 -1950 ~ rtic~1 Red Cro disaster nurses who worked at niversity ho pit 1 First simmer the 'eck and Giblets of the [at the Turkey fo r thin Broth. rhaQg. during the recent polio ea on, " 'ill be honored at a tea IOV. 29 Break stale Brend enough for three Cups. to get (rom 3 to 5 p.m. at the home of \Irs. Thomas Farrell, 710 . um­ Brown Bread and one finely chopped Onion mit trect. in Bu t ter, and set off stove to cool. ur I.' to whom invitation have been i ucd a re hirle), Add Salt. Pepper, one-half Teaspoon of Sourher, ~laxine Comer, Elizabeth Cook, Laura Did.,nan, ~Iary and one-half Teaspoon of Thyme. Dittmer, Rita Fitzpatrick, Mary Add ten Ohves stoned and sltced thin across, Fainl!.'. Gloria Gaspard. ~ll\ria and two large Celery stalks cut fine. Gnapp. LlUiam Malgre Malmgren, Christmas Seal Mar)' RlI5mussan. Knead together well, mOistenmg with one Jaunita Stack, PatTicia White, Egg yelk &nd as much of the Broth &lI nceded Mary Yasuda, EUzabeth Blom, Bet Drive Opens in Add one Pound of small, roasted Chest­ ty Closson. Laura Dirks, Cathe­ nuts cut in two. rine Schniederite, Dorothy Brag, Johnson County and Dcrothy Recklere. Special guests wiU be Marie The 44th annual Chr:s:mas seal Tener, director of nursing service drive to collect funds to combat .. at Unlversity hospitals; Mrs. J . K. tubercuLosis and heart disease ,~ .... ~ Schaaf, Mrs. L. E. January, Mrs. opened in John on county Tues­ J UIIIr.U TO AND VDTRACTED FROM, this recl pC' ha come dOwn throu,h rive generation of cooks. C. B. Plttin,er. Mrs. R. F. Wil­ day. Its age Is a mYfitery and 0 Is Its ort,ln, but It I a l American -as the Thanlr. ah'inr holiday Itself. liams. Dean Myrtle Kitchell of the Chairman Ansel J. Chapman. SUI college of nursing. Mrs. E. D. Iowa City, said .!1eals were mailed Riverdale Council Sets DeGowin, Betty Becker, assistant to re Idents throughout the county SUI Custodians to Hold Informal Party supervisor ot isolation nursing at Monday for the campaign which Date for Christmas Party wlll continue until Christmas. University hospitals; Mrs. E. B. Third annual "Cu todians 01- University hall. will be chnirmun Riverdal, married studenl I.' Kurtz and Mrs. Lorna L. athes. The procram will have a dual pers" for SUI custodians will be purpo e this year with funds be­ of the party. assisted by Men'in housing, will live a Christmas par Members of the local Red Cr03 at 7:30 p.m. Fridny in the River Belger. head cu todlan at Old disaster committee who also have inlf donated to the aellvilie ot roem ot the Iowa Union. ty Dec. 9 at 8 p.m. In the Rive two group, the Iowa Tuberculosis Capitol. been Invited are Mrs. Hardd Rup­ Raymond Wagner, supervisor oC room cf the Iowa Union. ANNOUNCEMENT HAS BEEN MADE of the en. TilE ENGAGEME T AND APPROACHING pert, Mrs. James E. O'Dell, Dor­ nd Heal th as ociation and th Hostes es will be Mrs. Raymond Rudolph Nelson, G, Scarville Iowa Heort association. SUI custodians, said that 200 per­ ...,ement and approacbln, marrla.. e of Lucinda marrla,e of Louanne hby to Donald R. Wac- othy Hastings, assistant director sons attended the informal party Wagner and Mrs. R. J. Phillips. chairman of Riverdale council, salt Chapman said Johnson count1 Roberts to SUI craduate, Howard F. Libbey, Ft: ner, G, Iowa City, h been n\aile by the brlde- ot nursin, at University hospitals; last year. Special guests will be Prof. Mar- the council sct the party's dale a eled' parent , 1\lr. and ~lrs. M. W. Asbby, 1326 ~rs. association oIlicials .;rl;l ... l ...... Dod,e, by the bride-elect' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Elizabeth Budreau, Leone H. Robert Ballantyne, manager o[ vin Gould of the extensicn divi- a meetlng Monday. ..arlan C. Robens, MlnrulallOUS. Miss Roberts, an E. Colle,e street. Warner is the sO n of Mr. and Kennedy, Clarice Hickman, John­ rldents to return $1 for the eals. the student aid and placement bu- slon Iowa State colle e Ames' alwnnae of the University of Minnesota. Is teach- Mr . E. J. n. \ acner, 228 . ummlt !reel MIss son county visiting nurse; Mrs. reau, will be toastmaster. Leslie Goss. custodian s~pervl. The progrnm will Include ball 101' in the Humbolt public schools. Libbey, son of A hby attended 1 for two years. Waper was "Most of the Christmas seal 0; Mary Chopek. and Mrs. Carolyn Melvin Marks, head custodIan at ot the Davenport public schOOls, room and square dancing. caro Mr. Ind MH. H. F. Libbey, was &Taduated from C'l'adua ted from the I colle"e of eJI,lneerinc Rosene. SUI Instructor in nursing. money remains in the county," and Mr. and Mrs~ Ambrose. singin, and entertainment. \be SUI co11ece of comm I.. ' Aucust. lie was la t AUl ust and was a nlember of PI Kappa Alpha Those planning the tea are Mrs. Chapman explaIned. "The associa­ I I member of Hillcrest cou.cil. He Is now employ­ social fraternity ; Theta Tau, prof~ lonal encino Farrell, Mrs. R. A. Fenton and tion gave $2.600 to Mercy hospital ed by 1he "orn Manufldurlnc company, Ft. euln, fraternity, and PI Tau I&"111 a , honorary Mrs. Richard Feddersen. In addition to the regular 1950 SUI Music Ensemble U· ., C rt C Dod,e. The weddln, will be Frlda.y In the chapel mechanical encineerln, fn,ternlty. The wedcUnc budget. This money was spent for To Give Demonstration nlverSI yonce ourse of the Plymouth Con,repUonal church, Minne­ i et for next February at t. Paul's Lutheran X-roy equipment and film," he apOlls. The couple plans to Uve at lIumboU. dlur('h. stated. A brass and woodwind ensemble ... Women's Intramural Johnson county had a budget of [rom the SUI mu Ie department $7,100 for 1950 to tight tubercu- will give a demonstration Friday patricia ~al/erj 10 Is th:-ou,h health education, night at the annual state confer­ IPlea for Gratitude, Volleyball Tourney CBse flndlng programs, and re­ ence ot the Iowa Music Educat­ VIOLINIST search, Chapman said. ors association in Des Moines. Group Songs Mark Results Announced The Iowa Heart association re­ Pro!. William Gower ot the SUI WEDNESDA Y, NOVEMBER 29 celv~d 20 percent of this iross music faculty will be one of thc and Results of the third week of seal sale, or $1,000, h added. directors of the ensemble compos­ Thanksgiving Service SUI women's intramural volley­ IOWA UNION Lab. ed of 35 students and faculty mem­ 'rhl' Rev. Fernahdo Laxamana bill! were announced Tuesday by bers. Play, Indiana Farmer Elected Student Tickets Free on Identification Cards said in his sermon at the YMCA­ Edith Siavata, A4. Iowa City, in Prof. Him!c Voxmnn, music de­ YWCA Thank. giving serv!ce charge of the tournament. National Grange Master portment, will preside over thl' - Others 51.50 tax inc!. Tuesday that we have more reas­ Results of Wednesday games are MINNEAPOLIS (IP)-A 45 -year­ old Indiana farmer, Herschel D. general session Friday night. Vox­ Student Tickets Available Nov. 27 en to bl' thankful today than our Gamma Phi Beta lover Zeta Tnu mon is chairman of college and pilsl'im Cathers had." Alpha I, Alpha Della Pi lover Newsom, was elected master ('1 Non·student Tickets Available Nov. 28 the national Grange at the 84th University affairs for the associa­ Curving is a lost art, one food expert says. "Th ' fir tone ser- He told the congregation in the Currier III-A, Currier I-A over tion. vcd at a Thanksgiving dinner is almost a cinch to get a wing the River room 01 the Iowa Union Westlawn, Alpha Delta Pi lover annual convention Tuesday. IOWA UNION LOBBY Alpha Xi Della, Chi Omega lover Newsom, who operates a 472- The conference wI\) cnd Sntur- / n 'xt will get two or three wonderful slices of breast ml'at and the that "we . hould bl' thanktul to be alive today after witnessing Kappa Kappa Gamma, and Cur­ acre farm near Columbus, will WI day. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ tl/ird is a five·to·two fSlvorite to get a drum stick." 11 (' sugg('sts two of the most bloody wars In rier I,B over Alpha Chi Omega n. the one-year unexpired portion or t allOWing th e bird to samd In the roa ting pan 20 minutes to allow ' h! ~ toJ'y ," Tbursday game results are the two-year term of the late Al­ Westlawn ]I over Kappa Alpha bert S. Goss, who died suddenly In jllices to b absorbed. Tben remove cords and sk('w('rs. \lost illl- Re\,. Laxnmann added thnt people should be thankful for the Theta. Zeta Tau Alptm II over New York Oct. 25. pc;>rtant, be sure the kn ife is pri vileie of education and tor the Sigma Delta Tau, WesUawn III Newsom has been master of the sharp-and dOll't hack o ~ chop firm. Cut into quare and serve "men and women In the past who over Chi Omega III, WestJawn II Indiana state GraniC since 1937 on salad greens. left us this great heritage." over Zeta Tau Alpha, Kappn Al­ and chairman cf the n at Ion a I t lC b. ireI . • I •• • • I To him, Thank ,Ivlng mean pha Theta over Obi Omega III, Grange executive committee since o 0) • , Parchment lamp shades can be an "exprt- 1011 of gratitude by Currier I-C over Wes1IalVn II!. 1949. lIIew ironln, board cove", should wa. hed with "dry" top soap suds people for the rlclUle of thi Currier I-C over Delta Gamma I, be laundered before Use. Hot and a damp sponge. Wipe the sur­ land and their survival of hard· Delta Zeta II over Delta Delta 0 CHICAGO COLLEGE of soaPsuds wash away th .!i,t,archy face, then wipe the suds off with hlp alld thl' bll'sslnas of God." I, Dean house over Delta Delta finish which. causes the ~over to :l clean damp sponge and dry with Carl B Zimmerman, AI. Water­ Delta 11, Currier JI-C over town OPTOMETRY .corch. a soft cloth. loo, introduced the Rev. Laxa­ Women, Alpha Delta Pi 11 over • • • • • • Pi Beta Phi, Gamma Phi Beta II Natlonatly Au. r~dlted Try doin, housewerk with two mona and Jane Cheyney, A3, Winter storage of tools may be Glenwood, led the YWCA Chorus over Currier II-B and Currier lU­ An Outstanding Coli ere In I hands to save ' time. Tw8~h~nded helped by pulling the coiled ,ar­ in the hymn, "Father, Most Merci­ II over Russell house. plendld Proft-ulon dusting, polishing and serllbbing den hose in a bucket or tub which Undefeated leaders in the tour­ can speed up the cleaning pro­ rul," with Marilyn Miller, A3, fi n .. t • nee reaulremtnb won't be needed. Small tools may Des Moin , accompanying. nament at the end of three weeks' tblrt.y hOUri 0' Ubenl cedure. And try using two scrub be placed In~lde the coils. play are Alpha Delta Pi I and II, rt. eredlll, ••• ,. ct-d Bill Shores. A2, Kinlock, Mo., atandlnr ,ranted ror , ••1. pails-one for sudS' and one for Chi Omega I, Ourrier I-A and I-C, tlonat L . A . tredlh. rinse. , sang "The Lord is My Light" and hi the congTegation jOined in sing­ Gamma Phi Bela J, Chi Omeia Next Class Starts Feb. 12 • • • II, and Delta Zeta II. PHILIP MORRIS.challenges 'l'o make ribbon sa,dwieit ing "Come Ye Thankful People, Exeellenl . IInlco' , •• UIII ... salad, begin by preparing 2 pack­ Come" and "America the Beauti­ keerea Hohll1 Ind albJeUe Bi rths ful," FORFEITS BOND actl.itle.. normllorlu on ages ot lime gelatin flavorjid with ~.mpul- . Approve4 10, any other leading brand John Fry, G, Carlisle, clo cd the Joseph D. Alcala, Davenport, veLeran •. ·2·tablespoons of lemon juice. Pour forfeited a $25 bond Tue.day in half into a nine-inch sq':'lJe, pan Mr. and Mrs. Alwyn Berland arc set'vices with a benediction. 348 Belden Ave. the parents of a baby girl. born Iowa City police court. He was Chlca,o 14, III. and chill until firm. I'(\.ash 2 charged with speeding. to suggest this test banan~ S' . and combine wjth V. Monday . at University hospitals. FJREl\IEN CALLED cup crushed drained pi,l1.eapple, Iowa City firemen were called ~ cup chopped ripe olives and Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Ervin, out at 4:05 p.m. Tuesday to ex­ 1/, teaspoon salt. Spread over firm 1036 Finkbine park, are the par­ tinguish a grass fire behind the HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF r gelatin layer, then top wIth re­ ents of a baby bey born Nov. 14 Kollman-Warner company ware­ maining gelatin and chili vntil at University hospitals. house, 1301 Sheridan avenue. SMOKERS, who tried this test, report in signed statements that Says U.S. Mu'st. Combat Red Propoganda PHILIP MORRIS IS DEF1NITEL Y The U.S. must promote a "rag_ must meet untruths with truths," Mrs. Houghton urged the con­ LESS IRRITATING, DEFINITELY MILDER I ing epidemic of Americanism both Mrs. lioughton said. This can be ti nuance of the Marshall plan un­ here and abroad to combat the accomplished through th e radio, til 1952, and lhe rearmament of Communist propaganda," Mr . newspaper. and lecture media. Europe. Hiram C. Houghton , president of "Americans mut t prepare them­ the General Federation ot Wo­ sclves for the long haul and the men's Clubs, told local Kiwanis short pull," she declared. Prof. Vasey Elected club members Tuesday. Strenl1hen Forces By Iowa Welfare Group "We must make America, strong The "short pull," she defined. by sj!l1ing· America to Americans as strengthening U.S. military Prof. Wayne Vasey, director of first, and then we must counter forces and preparations against the SUI school of [ocial work, Communism with positive hu­ possible aggression. She explain­ was elected first vice-president of mility," she said. She defined ed the ")ong haul" as education the Iowa Weltare association Sat­ "positive humility" as ,the ability for civilians in how to live in th is urday at the group'S convention in to tell others about the United era. "We cannot afford to divert Des Moines. ~. tates without being arrogant all our attention to the military, Jane Henderson, Johmon coun­ 1 ... Light up a PHILIP MORRIS 2: ,. Light up your pre.. nt brand about it. but must continue to t rain doc­ ty public welfare director, was Just take a puff-DON'T INHALE-and Do exactly the some thing-DON'T Meet Untruths tors, lawyers, and other profe~s­ elected historian of the associa­ s-1.o·w.I;oy let the smoke come through INHAtE. Notice that bite, thot sting? "In our propaganda war,'I. we ional men," she said. tion. your nose. Easy, isn't it? And NOW... Quite a difference from PHIU' MORRIS I Other brands merely make claims-but PHILIP MORRIS invites you Former Student Flies . to compare, to fudge, to decide for 'Yotmelf. Try this simple test. We believ~ that you, too, will agree ••• Supplies to Korea Pmup MORRIS is, indeed, America's FINEST Cigarette! . An ex-SUI student, Capt. Jac.k It Hamilton, Tipton, Is ode of the mc!h flying troops and supplies to UN torc.es in Korea with the Mili­ Meeting the sang to discuss a quiz ialy Air Transport service. -or just killing timo uetween Assigned to the 1264th air. traru;­ classes - the Student Lounge of port , squadron as a n~vigator, NO CIGARETTE, Aequinas IIall at Providc:1ce Col· • Hamilton is based at Hickam Field, Honolulu. He flies II regular lege is one of the fS\'orilo places for route . from California }!lf0ugh a rendezvous. At the Student Honolulu to Haneda Field in, Ja­ Lounge, as in college oampw! pan. haullla everywhere, a frosty bottle HANGO ER Hamilton was an SUI engineer~ ing student in 1936 until he left of Coca·Cola is always on hand for school because ot III health. the pause that refreahes-Coke means MORE SMOKING PLEASUREI He is married to the former belon&,J. Audrey MacKenzie, London Eng­ land, and has two sons, Mifhael, 5, and Christopher, 2. During World War n, Hamilton served with 'he airforce 4'l ttt iea and Europe, where he wqn tbe air medal with one oak leal c1U5- o '950. Tho c... · c.... c...... , 1('1'. ..

Miami Prepared - Cage Season . By Joe Locher 'Miekigan State's equest ~~~~s~~er~o~~~! Opener Tonight (1/1 NEWTON, MASS. lPl - Denny hs!ty fyers resigned as Boston college " ",as To Play in Cotfon Bowl football coach Tuesday under the '. I.e",!n For City High pressure ot criticism over the In Three newcomers ill hold the Eagles' failure to win a single Jlteci, spotlight tonight as City high game so far this season. '. ",c1c launches its 1950-51 basketball turned'Down The resignation of the person­ Big Ten able Myers will become e!(ective cason &Iainst Marenlo at the City by high gymnasium. Game time is CHICAGO (IP)-Michigan State Dec. 2 aCter the traditional game with Holy Cross, it was announced 8:15 p.m. I GOOD, college Tuesday was refused per­ '1'I:(.ugh Hawklet Coach Howard * * * * * '* by John P. Cudey, graduate ath­ mission by the Big Ten to play letic manager of the Jesuit school. Moffit! has retained lour letter­ NOW~, DARLlNG­ Texas in the Cotton Bowl game at men from last year's team which Spartans Disappointed Myers' quittJng presumably Dallas New Year's day although meant that B. C. officials decided finished third in the MI sis.ippi OR THE BOOGIE it had not receh'ed n formal In­ E ST L ~ lNG, \I(ClI. (APl- \lkhigulI State (:ollegl"s (Valley conference, the performance in favor ot buying up the remain­ vitation. football forces were u pretty di~'lPP()jlltl'd grollp TlIl'sd,lY night ing year of his tlve-yeOlr contract. gf three non-letter winners ap­ MAN WILL GET . Michigan State, the Western when they learned that tIl(' \V('stcrn ('onf{'rell('l' had Illrned dOWl1 Myers WII'S believed to get $20,000 pears to be the key to City hieh conference's football member-in­ a year, though he had to payout hopes. YOU! name-only, had received Cotton their bid 'for permission tll pin) in the Cotton Bowl Jail. 1. about $8,000 to his assisl~nts from New Men Bowl feelers and sought to clear Pia ("f lind coaches alih· that sum. t)le way to accept a formal bid If The new men arc Jim Freemon, joined in ('xpressing re~n·t that Griffith Tries to Hire O-foot, 3-inch junior center, for­ it were offercd. the Big Ten had vetoed the sugges­ ward Ted Dunnington, 6-fool, 2- A petilion by Michigan State Boudreau but Lou Balks I Denning Named tion that Michigan State, new­ Inch junior, and guard Mike Korns, a ked the eonfe~ence to waive a a 6-foot senior. regulation banning post-senson comer to the Western conference, WASHINGTO~ I!PI - Clark IAthlete of Weelc engogc in the bowl game. Griffith, who thanks he (. uld get These men are ccunted on to grid play in any game except thc h;, Washington Senators into pen- Linebacker Chuck Denning supply the height and brawn to Rose Bowl. Hend Coach Biggie Munn de­ n~l1t ('onhmtion next year with ITuesday was named Iowa's "ath­ com pen ate tor the loss or Bill No Olflc:al Vote clared, "I feel very sorry for th Lou Boudreau at shortstop, re- lete of the week" by the varsity Fenton and Bob Fry, two of last Big Ten Commissioner K . L. boys (or it is II disappointment [or vcnled Tuesday he had claimed t-clutl. Denning was chosen tor year's mainstays. (1'Ug) Wilson said the request them. When I was in college, I the dcpo~ed Cleveland manager his fine play in the Hawks' 14-14 Lettermen on hand are For­ was denied. No otfleial vote of the on waivers and made him a "sub- fie with Notre Dame Saturday. wards Gene Brawner and Jerry nine conference members was an­ was refused permission to play in stantial orrer," But Boudreau said Arter being knocked cold on a '" White and Guards Mickey Moore nounced, but It was understood a Shrine game for the benefit of he would refuse Lhc waiver claim fine tackle of Irish Halfback and Dunne Davis. Brawner and the ballot. was overwhelmingly crippled children. Therefore, I and mnke a denl os a fr e agent. Billy Barrett, Denning was re- Moore were regulars a year ago. against the waiver. know just how badly the boys leel BOUdreau, fired by the Indians, vived and he came back to play The scoring burden should be As a non-championship confer­ In losing out on a chance to play who gave his job t::a Al Lopez, the second half in his usual handled adequately by Brawner ence member, Michigan State Is a bowl game." till hopes to land a post as pilot bruising fashion. of another club and is expected to The Boone junior twice came up and Freeman. Browner was s cond not eligible for the Rose Bowl. It Dr. John Hannah, president of turn down all offers until he finds from· his linebacking position and nly to Fenton last year in point enters football title competition in Michigan State, declared, "We production while Freeman was a 1953. out whether he can get such a spilled Notre Dame ball carriers asked to get into the conference. job. for losses. Listed as a fullback on leader in the conference'S sopho­ The Spartans lost only to They disapproved of our being more scoring race. ------the Iowa roster, Denning has Maryland in nine starts this In a bowl game and that's that. NBA RE 'ULT played only deCense this year and Tall Team season, and sco.·ed wins over three 1 wll1 not comment beyond thaI." The insertion of the new men \ Indl.napell. 'II . R •• h, I .. '0 hilS proved to be one of the Big Ten members as well as Notrf Backfield star Everett "Sonny" Phll.dolphl. 11:1. Wa,h1n,l.n :K I sharpest tacklers in the Big Ten. would give the Hawklets a start­ Tri·Clt, ~U. Baltimore (j~ Dame. Grandeliu., MSC's candidate lor ing team averaging over 6 feea. At Lansing, Mich., Dean L. C. all-Americnn honors, voiced the 'C:~ ff....--.+#~ .. -> <""''''''''--~~''nL.... ~~m;; ~~'''''#;;~~~~~ r However, when added speed is Emmons, MSC faculty representa­ required, Davis and White are ex­ tive in the Big Ten, said: pected to rcplace Dunnington and ::~~:~,~n~Ul~! t~~ P~;·:~~o~~~.h~ !f.tU1>!~lt,..~~~~H~1-~nEUA~mDt~Q"'U;W;;;A:::;R;::T~E: RHS·...... "Michigan State received a bid really don't know why they turned . ~? Korns. trom the Cotlon Bowl and we us down." Teams to beat in the con terence were anxious to accept same. race, according to Mctfitt, are DOI­ 'ft Grandelius said that he and ~ ~ Through myself and athletic Di­ teammate!. Dorne Dibble and t;.-;. venport and Clinton, the two top rector Rl\lph Youn", the coliege quintets last year. asked permission of the Big Ten Hank Minarik, a pair of end., ~n . For ~II already were invited to play in The schedule: to accept the bid," Il. .... Nov. 22 - MaTen,o, here other bowl gamcs. No\, . U - Independence, here ot Invited FOr1n&U, tn. Dec. I - at Waukon "I've bcen t.witcd to play in ft!:t Ocr. 2 k\ Animo, a At Dalias, Coiion Bowl PreSI­ the East-West and North-South ~"':;l 4 Morale May Be Factor Dec. 7 -- at WU on dent Joe C. Thompson Jr., em­ Dec. I~ - Dubuque, here- games and believe I'll take one of ~~t.i! 0"". 16 at Newlon phasized Michigan State had not ARROW the two chances," he said. He add-I tt'tf.i Dt.~. :n - at Davenport· been invited formally. Dee. 29 - Franklin. herc' ed thut Dibble has bcen asked to ~l:.. Jan. 5, - Clinton. here­ "Michigan State wOII one of the Jan 12 -ut Boolc\ell* join the East-We. t squad and .'1-...... l Shirts, Underwear; Ties Jnn . 18 McKinley. her.· team, on the list of preferred Minarik the North-South I'o~ter, Ll~#1...... Jon. 19 - 81. Anlbto~e . here opponents given us by the Uni­ Jan. 2~ a\ Dubuque' In Miami Gam~ Friday ~Ut Feb. 1 - Da\'enport. hfre· \'cl'sity of Texas (tho host team)," Sport Shirts, Handkerchiefs Ff'b.]O Ft. MlldLAon , Iowa fleJdhou c Iowa's llawkcycs drill d on Fnday's gamc. Iowa has very he aid. "We asked Michigan State Feb 16 - nl ClInton' Feb. 23 - at Franklin' passing and defense Tue,day in little inccnt've \', ,'le ",'lami will * * * whcther it could pIa), If it were Reds ,Brand louis iU! March 2 - nt Olkaloo a MI tds.lppi V.Uey conlerence "ames preparation for t::~lr last game of be out to pr.J\·c tllott it can h ~ ld invited. But we did not make any the seas:m Friday night in the its own against (ooball's so-c3l1ed Reichardt 2nd invitation 101' it to play here. Orange Bowl against the Univcr- big timers. "We hav a lnrge number of Grandma Beats sity of Miami. The rise of Miami from football team under consideration. We Bern:lrd Bennett and "Chug' obscurity to the threshold of Team Midwest have cOntacted PrincetOn and Experts, Wins Poll Wilson ma.v stnrt at halfbacks prominence hus been one of CHICAGO IU'I Vic Janowicz, Al'my, :unone others, but we have blasted in Balkan newspapels as ,.j" ~.~ ,n,~. J - - .~/- AI ~ _ P ..~.LML 8.--~. i agninst the undcfeutl'd and onc\! sport's success slories. Just a few Ohio Statc's all around backfield not issued a forma I invitation to a gangster of "imPerilllist sport," I "~ ~14Q4Af ...,.~ ~ IrQ 4J I\.~ -... t BREMERTON, WASH. (IP) - A tied Hurricanes. These two have years ngo, the Hurricanes wer<~ acc and obviously the man mid­ any toam." said Tuesday he is pleased thn' n~,..,.~#n,;UV"""'#":ffUtU~#:;:;'~~ 76-ycOlr-old grandma. who just been aILe' ':1t'nl( the lost part of barely noticed in scheduling we. t grid coaches would like to WJison sold that he had been "Volc~ o.t Amcr!cn" bro~dcast ~!t!-~~..wi~-..mttt..~~j,- .H-~-'k,.. U.11tHH~"'''4.~ uropped in for a visit, con rounded the sea~r'l WIth Don Commock gam s or in the notional footboli have most, Tuesday paced 10 asked what was tho probable are pIerCing the Iron curto\D, - -- --~ all the 10cOIl expert.; by winning und ,Jerry FnJim Mutscheller, Notre SHIRTS UNDERWEAR TIES seniors playing their final coJJege ily selected Leo Cahill of Illinois Dame and Don Stonesifer, North­ • • game when Iowa meets Miami [ 0 replace Gable. Oh well, mistakes western: Tackles - Allen Wahl, Friday night. can happen to anyone. Michigan and Bill Trautwein, Ohio And just as in every other game Here is the all-opponent team: State; Guards - Charle~ Brown, he's ever played, Lou will be cut Ends - Tony Klimek, Illinois Illinois and Don Coleman, Michi­ there giving it his all. But when and Cliff Anderson. (ndiana; gan State; Center - Jerry Groom, 'SFr!EI F~ ~1N S the final whistle blows Friday Tukles - Bob ToneH, Notre Notre Dame; Quarterback - Bob night, Ginsberg will be quite ready Dame and Bill Trautwein, Ohio Williams, Notre Dame; Halfbacks 129 So. Dubuque St. to call it a career. State; Guards- Cahill, Illinois and Tired at End or Season Paul McMurtry, Southern Calif­ -StateEvelett nnd VicGrandelius, Janowicz, Michigan Ohio .~iiii:i~~~~~iiii:iiiii:i~iiii:i~~~~~~~~~~iiii:i~~=~::, :: In Your Exact Collar Size And Sleeve Length! "I'rn always tirt~d by the cnd of ornia; Center - J erry Groom, State: Fullback - Dick Raklovits, • I the season," Ginsberg said. "Bui 'oire Dame; Quarterback - Lou Illinois. Sleevcs too long? Collar tpo ti;ht? Not a chancel then by the time winter comes D'Ac;hiUe, Indiana: Ua\fbuks - SECOND TEAl\f This superb sports shirt is sized I like your regular around, I start looking torward to Vic Janowicz, Obio StOlte and Don Ends - Bob Carcy, Michigan Arrow shirts, so you can ask ' r your eXQct collar next season. Stevens, Illinois; F.Ubaek - Dick State and Tony Klimek, Illinois; size, your eX -----~ ees Play (asl 'Big Rush' '5 SUI. Professors Giving Thanks - !he cast of "Goodbye, My Fan- I Charles Brandon, A2, St. Louis, 115 Vacation Hours To Give Speeches e,," to be presented at Univer- Mo.: G3rlv White. A2. 10'''0 Cit": While Taking .· sity theater Nov. 29 through Dec. Corinne Silberman, A4, MUwau- For Students At N.Y. Convenfion 9, was announced Tuesday by Prof. kee, Wis.; Barbara Hurw.cn, n~, • One·hundred fifteen hours and • '. Lewin Goff, director of the play. Poughkeepsie, N.Y. WANT AD RATES lnawance I Rooms for Renl ten minUics of ,'aeation will be in Five SUI s~h profc'sors wiu In the leading role ot Agatha Beverly Petsel, M, Iowa City; Draft Exams • • ror AUTOMOBI.L!: INSURANCE and TWO double rooms for m~n. 115 S. Classified Display olhes lnJuran«, purCbaa of HOJ4ES. C ·Jnton. O"poJIte Woolwortl\s. ]lee.ln lor an m.k ... 01 will probably begin by 10:30 a.m. Rom .. and Alllo Radioo. W. pkk up Locm. "otMr" last sUmmer. StudeJIt TI~kets be one of the Inrgest ever held. bus on a long trip and you'll us­ and deliver. SUTTON RADIO and TBLE- I (Avg. 26 ill.'lertions) VISION, 331 :£. lUrkfi. Dial 1231. Playlnl oppo, lte Miss Reese Students may obtain tree tickets with the last 01 the students who Over 2,000 speech educators trom ually have Jokes. singing and LOAm» on IIUM, nmeras, dla- wlU be Karl Johnston, G, FCirt tor "Goodbye, My Fancy" by pre­ are planning to ~at turkey at every part of thc United Stote will frivolity all the way. RADIO ,.."alrln.. JACKSON'S EUC· mOl\ds. <:Iothln • . e~. RELIABLE LOAN For consecuUve Ill.'lerUolU TalC AltO OITr. CO. .01 East Burlln.wn. '1 . Dociac, as Matt Cole, a LUe pho- senting their ID cards at the box home leaving on the 9 p.m. Rocket Ia ttend . Such wasn't the case Friday •' : MCrapber, and Stanley MOOdy, oCfice, Room 8A, Schaefler haU. to Des Moines. PI or. • On 'iIle HitchCOCK, SUl when 45 SUI students and John­ One au '_"'_"__ 6e per werd . Autoe {or Sale - Uaed UlCK LOANS on lewelr7, dothlna. son countians leIt Jowa City in a Three da,. _ ... lle per word rad.OI,.te. BOCK .~. LOAN, UI~ t! G, KJrllwood. Mo.. a James The office will elose at noon to­ Bus serviCe will be avallable speech department and executive - - S. D-,'-uqu". Ix days ...... _... 13c per word lAte INa HUDSON Commooo~ 8. pot- ~ Kerrlll, prN ident of the (irIS' day for the Thanksgiving h c: H- out. of Iowa City we. t al J:50 p.m. .the As­ chartered bus lor Des Moines. It vic~-~resident ot ~ec.h was a solemn day in their lives One Month _._.. 3k per word Leu. a. H., W. S. W'.. SJ,Ina I 1Ilh1ll, · 11 1I'~1. t H II G W to' days. It will opeA again Monday this afternoon with five bus!.'.' soclaUon .of A~eTlc lI, Will give 3n W.Washe,r. StUdent ml1>l U or t rade Typing .,~ IIrgare II, , es ennis at 8'30 a.m. because they were on their wav lor 'U or ... model...... Call 8-0721 leaving at that time. East-bound ?ddre.s htled, 'Pre'ent Opportun­ bdwftR 6-10 p .m. and all day Th.nk • )lass., and Mary Van Fleet, G, Up- . to take selective scrvic:e pre-in'­ Dndlinn TYPING. call 6-111M aft". S. buses will leave at J2:05, 3:11, .tles of SAA. l ivln,l. :')lnd, Calif., will alternate playing ductlon physicals. Gl!mRAL and typln,. Dial 3:40. 4:25,· and 5:25 p.m. Othl'r Pror. E. C. Mable, head of the III" C~VFn' ...... $'IO-LlNC'OLN' Z.phvr Theor.- UtI. '1, Iwo roles In the play. Faced with the possibility of im­ Weekdays 4 p.m. buses will be added to 3ny runs SUI dram otic art deportment, ~. 1m NASH Ambaosador ~ . 1m fOR .UldeM t)'pln, ervlee, eaU-.:i'iOO Says Radio Should FlJrtO .,5. hJII OLUS IUBIU '\110. Both Girls Good mediate Induction Into the armed Saturday Noon alt~. G p .m. if they are needed. will speak on "Exciting ArenS rOt' 1m LAVA YETTE • door . an 8100. 8H Goff said both girls were so goo Modern Investigators." forces, lew of the men dared even tbe~ and other u ed .... at EkwaU TYPINO urv",". Cill 1-0104. Students making connections to laugh as the heatless Greyhound Motor Co. G2'7 S. Capitol. u Miss Shackleford, the alumni Be PI·or. A. Craii\ Boird, Epeeeh de­ lsecretary, and Prof. Birdeshaw, the ot Scorned with trains in Cedar Rlipid may roced toward the Induction cent ... Ed Hunting, Jr. use the Crandic service. Two c rs partment, will be the sponsor of Tr~portation Wanted timid sex hygiene instructor, that "To reject radio because it does " Phooey" Classified Manager will leave at 12:30, one at 2 p.m. a discussion titled, "Should Pre­ ;led he decided to cast them In both not give us what we can respect sent Intercollegiate and the [nter­ "ThanksgJvtng! Phooey!" wns PORTABLE ~I~rle ..wlnl m.chlll.. lor TO Chlcaco lor Tkan.... lvlnc. Share u· 2 sections at 3:10, 2 sections at Brll\&' AdverURment. h,". ~ per monlh. Sn.OER SJlWINO ~n .... drlvlnc. Phon.. 8-2581 . the parts. is cqmparable to rejectlng the University Debative Practices be heard throughout the bus when a to Im­ ,.\ They wlll trade roles at the end 4:35, and 2 at 5:35 p.m. The Oalh' Iowan BusIness Office CI!!.NnR, I" 8, Dubuque. _. ~~-~------printing press because it makes Drastically Modificd?" Baird will student Crom New York thought of BabV Slttmq es­ I of the first week of the show, Goff The trip to Cedar Rapids takt'S Ba ement, Ead Hall or phone GlVE Yulln Brush .. or V.butanl~ .0 - comic books possible," SUI Prof also 5peak "On Hoover, F. D. R., the day commemorating the Pil­ motl.,. lor Chrlstma •. Phone a·Ute. , said. Judah Goldin Tuesday told the 55 minutes, So time schedules grims' lirst harvest. AURDAL Baby SIUlnc A,eney. t S. md may be arranged aceordingly. Dewey, and Others." LInn St., Phone 1-0330. Blby .Itt~"' Others In the cast will be AI­ fDitruction wanted. to '" Chicago Institute for Religicus and Prot. Hugh Seabury, s peech de­ "What have we to be thankful 4191 lee Lewis, A2, Kansas City, Mo.; Social studie~. Trains Ic"ve the Rock Island tor?" he asked, challenging any­ station at 5:50 and 8:54 p.rn: go­ partment will be the sponSOr ot :I DO YOU WANT to learn 8 trod.' The BABY altllnl. Mrs. DeF-.nct. 6-1 ... .: lIelen PUtas. ,.3, Erie, Pa.: Bar­ one to answer. St~e Goldin of the SUI school of re­ discussion on "Teacher Education Lost Unlv r lIy 01 10"". oICen a one· ~ it ,,, bara Jlammond, A2, Cedar Ra­ Ing west. East-bound trains lcave A man slowly turned in his SeDt and Found .emf!ltIlT course In prlnUn. and l1notyp~ ligion, told the Chicago group that for Elementary and Secondary oPeJ'~J"r:. Oraduate. hive no trouble Do your own moving with a • plels: EUnbetlt Slone, A3. Ma­ [owa City at. 4:J5 and 10:59 p.m. and car fully eyed the disgusted radio should not be scorned be­ Scho,ls.'· LOST' Blue /l'fey eov.rt overeoat with In .ecurln,l job. where they min tlnlJlh lals .. lODe, N.Y. ; John Tilton. G, Grant For students who make reserva­ student. He said, "I am an inch ),tllow Karf. brown cloves at Amvets traJntn.. For deuJIs, write to lame. handy luggage traUer. cause it has not come up to ex· Prof. J ames Curtis, speech de­ Morrl on. c/o SUI Unot)pe School. rlre 'A. City, Mo. tions In advance, the Rocket 0 Over the minimum height accept­ S.turday nllht PI~ •. e caU "II • pectations. Des Moines will lenve Iowa Cily partment, will speak on "Selec­ 10",. City. lowi. Rented by the hour, day, Donn Sparks, A2, Keokuk; able for service. ['m giving thank.~ 'be- "Radio is, niter all, an in tru- at 6 and 9 p.m. tion and Use of Equipment." Where Shall We Go BALLJloo ( dlnee l!!SIona. 1I1lml Youde or week. Phone 6838, ment, and instruments have a way for that. Wurlu. DI.I 8.~. United AirILnes planes leave Other organizations which meet "You see, during the war, four )-;)WA CITY TRAILER MART a of proving useful it their poten­ al the speech convention lite the Melropolltan Chln~ e ChIt' pr~pares BALLROOM dancln,. H a ..... lel Walth. 01.1 nti-Freeze Probe from the MuniCipal airport goin:: ot my brothers died in action. Now CHOW MElN and CHOP SUEY [or 3110. m- tJality is respected," Goldin said American Educational Th ater 1225 So. Riverside Drive west at 2:45 p.m: and ellst at 1 want to pre tcct what they died you at REICH·S. ~=~~~====~=~=~ in- Goldin critics of radio 3:10 p.m. as.ocJation, the National Univers­ ~fc, 0 Begin Dec. 7 war~ed for." For foot comfort . . . .. that they were not altogether in- ity Extcnsion association, and the Want.. d To Rent FOR SA LE During the day-long series of DES MOINES IlPf-The legisla~ nocent of the present plight that National Thespian society. byowner. Shoe Repairing and Supplies tests, most of the mcn got their CARACE pac. nfar b .. ol n.. dldrkl. live interim committe Tuesday se .linds radio as a smaIl aid to edu­ Examinations Scheduled S room two story house. LET US REPAIR YOUR SlIOES b~~ first taste or army regimentil­ AI 0 porkh", pa~e . x..,,~w Co. Phon. ~ Dd Vec. 7 as the elate COl' a hearing cation, a lowering of taste, and a I . 629 Iowa Ave. For new shoe looks . , • For Civil Service Jobs lion. One fellow, howcver, had .an­ ._on complaints involving the slate paral sis to critical judgment of Messer Reports Terms: Cash 113 Iowa Avenue been in the army before. Help Wanted e~­ Iuor ccmmission and a salt bas lood taste. EX:1mlnlltion5 fOI C .Igincer, mar- Phone 2328 car lti-freezc. keting specialist, market rep:>rter, Campaign Expense "What's the story, Mac'!" he was HI!:IP WANTl!:D Id., both !lne ~ and between 8:30-10:00 a.m. ED SIMPSON Secretary of Agriculture Clyde and dairy and poultry inspector nsked. "How come you have to !Dr •• r dl,pl.y dl will be ."".Pted . Spry Bnd liquor commission mem- were announced Tue day by the Fl~nk F. Messer, Towa City, serve twice?"

GRE"T SCOTT! .. r c,.,llT RE}-.D WITH THAT .MOOSE SNEE1.ING ~· , .. CANT YOU MUFFLE IT wITH " PILLOW r .... AWf'·F·· I'VE NEVER. HE"RD SUCH BL"STS ..... EG"D, THEY CA.N PRY OPEN OYSTERS!

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PAGIl SIX - TJU: DAILY IOWAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV, 22, 1950 From Mine-Infested Wate"- Handicapped Children Celebrate Thanksgiving Turkey Treal Is Jr~ck.~ Korea Nayal Veleran Relurns 10 "Iowa (ily Singing Waitresses, Ginger AI. ~ppear qt PartY By TOM CO SlNS As Tables Are Turned on HanCliCappe4 Kids Korean veteran Bob Sweet left By MARIAN PETI[OVSEJ[ Wonson, Korea 20 days ago and aUer 45 hours flyin, time he was The choicest Thanksgiving tmkey of all gobbled. his w, Y to at the municipal airport in Ced?r the'V<,stlawn baS(,lllent Tue day afternoon, removed his feathers, Rapids. dres ed him elf and paved the way toward a pleasant Thanksgh:. Sweet, wh!} is a chle! yeoma') ing ~urpri5e. in the navy. has been in the ~e .. - vice since Sept. 29. 1941. Alter While special meal and partie are often held in the hospi­ rp;!eiving training at the Gre'll tal school for severely handicapped children, surprise dinner Lakes Naval training statIon he par­ saw action in bo' h the Atlantic and ties with gue t. , waitresses and Paci[ic war theater.. entertainment aren't the u ual He was on duty in Philippine Jurors Won't Talk thing. waters when the Korean conflict Bt, SDrprile broke out and two days later his destroyer division was salJing oft On Secret Sessions Expecting a small Thank~givin, Korea. celebration ' at the usual party Naval Dut:r 'N.' Bad' hours from 2 to • p.m., the 29 "Naval duty around Korea isn't But Admit They Eat students at the hospital school too bad;' Sw.. et said, ~but the Johnson county's seven new army and maJ'ines are having it grand jurors for the November ,... . pretty rough." were -mote th;ln surprised at term ot court are living up to the The destroyer to which Sweet is punctuation marks at the law lunch time T1.Iesday wben the as igned, the U, S. S. Taussig, about secrecy - nobody but they dining room curtairis were opened. has been serving as an alrcran will even know when the group Jlectaqalar tables.·· -.n,. carrier suppon vessel since the Is in session. spaced cenwateWI,. a..,-t lit beginning of the war. When questioned by reporters &he lItDiJlc ...... , ... ~ "",y­ Sweet, wbo II believed to be lid lore&her Ie hefteehoe,, ...... the first Iowa Cit)' Korean vet­ Monday, the grand jurors admitted Teachers were transformed into eran to return, took part III &be only that they would recess long Invasions of Inc bon and WOllAn. enough to have Thanksgiving d~n­ singing waitresses wearltlit white caps and aprons, and Psyc1iologlst "There wasn't too much resis­ ner at home. Whether ( r not they wJll reconvene idftnediately after E. B. Morrison apPeared a~ a tance at either place, but the jovial head waiter who kept waters werc mined so heavlly that WHERE I WA 19 days aeo." aid Chief yeoman Bob the holiday is a matter ot conjec­ ture. things hummint in' eYerY sense of It looked like thousands of beer we~t a he pointed to WOWlan, Korea. That Is wbere he wlll be cans lloatlng In the harbors, he .raln by Dec. 12, when bls emerrency leave Is up. Sweet is thc son The jurors referred all questions Ihe word. said. 01 Mrs, WilHam Green, route 5, Iowa City. When he left there Nov. to County Atty. Jack C. White. 8..... qaesta Sweet said the marines on the 2. Swed had been In Korea. since June 27. White referred the questions back Start members sat down t~ eat beaches told him tl)ey had never to the grand jurors. as special guests of the students. been in anythin, like this war. school education through the Arm­ Monday the jury had not taken There was turkey With cranberry Many of them were veterans of ed Forces Institute. Troop Train Crash up the ca e ot James Lons. ac­ relish, mashed pOtatoes, green Wally ...... , Guadalcanal, which they consider He recently completed his cused of tatally stabbing Andrew beans, bread and butter. milk, and "WE'VE ALL GOT LOTS TO BE THANKFUL FOR ," said most of the children from the Iowa b~ one of the bloodlest but les of studies and took his final examin­ Davells, Oct. J2 . Davelis was an individual pumpkin pies and ging­ Ichool for severely handicapped children wbo attended a Thanksrlvin,. party In WestJawn b.-..t World War II. They told Sweet ation and expects his diploma from Kills Six Persons employe in Lons' Princess cafe er ale to make the dpy a real Wednelday. With the table full of turkey and aU the trimmil1rs, the cb1ldren In the rehablJUatloD prt. that the "canal" was much easier the Lone ';rree high school to be 3t the time. Ireat. tr.. m here had an eKeltin&, time reWnz into the holiday spirit. Toda.y their parents will come to laM than Koren. waiting tor him when he rejOins EDMONTON, ALTA HI'I-A troop The jury also hlld to investi­ EDter1alnDlfnt i,ea.dell • them hOme for their vacation with "no more sellooi 'til Monday." The marines aid that after his ship. train carrying Canadian soldiers gate on :l!>Sault charge against special Tballisa1nD" play, they had laken Guadalcaoal the Sweet said his studies were bound for ulllmate service in Ko­ Lons' brother, George Baculis, lonr' b:r tM ...... aDd bo11' Deere Says Union It fl,.htln,. there ce&lled, but In handled by the Armed Foces in­ in connection with the stabbine. chol'Ulel, tw'e plano and Korea when they wrest a town stitute in Tokyo and the results rea collided hcad on with a trans~ so.... a sbort reUlI.... aU 1ff Coleman FeUowship Appncations Ready were sent to the Lone Tree super­ continental passenger train hl qh whJch Held in Court Contempt from the enemy flrhUnr stili bad beeD rehfblli!d several roes on, In front and behind intendent, who will issue his dip­ in the Canadian Rockies Tuesday. Iowan Fined, Jailed Applications fOI' the Katherine IlowshiP be awarded the year or DES MOINES iii'! - John·Deere weeks for- "tbe 1m"1 ~ftemooD loma. killing six persons. Wills Coleman fellowship Ior 1951- her graduation or the year [oJ- the linel. In Assault Case celebntl";." Des Moines works filed a ~Utlon Sweet said the soldiers told Upon rejoining- hi ship Sweet Four men, the crews of both lo­ 52 are available to active mem- lowing. It may be awarded in add Tuesday demllndin.: that the CIO said he plans to be,.ln and comotives, were reported missing Students at the school were to him that at night the North Kor­ ESTHERVILLE IU'l-Joe Ellens, bel'S at Mortar board, Carol Shut- tion to any other fellowship or united auto workcrs unlO!l be lJeld eans dress as civilians and slip complete two years cl college and an undetermined number werc 45, Ringsted, was sentenced to one leave for a four-day vacation with In contempt ot court on groul\4I t1eworth. A4, New York, president behind their lines. They seout the work with the Armed Forces injured. the Canadian National year in jail Tuesday and fined their famUies Wednesday lifter­ that it had violated a temPorIr1 l1rea and the next day they attack. institute, railroad said. The six known \lead $500 on charges of assault in con­ noon, with classes sQ/)eduled to of the- Sl.1I chapter, has announced. injunction restraining mass Jli~­ Pla,ue-Infested Rats Sweet and his wile will ieave were aboard Ihe troop train, nection with a barroom brawl. resume Monday rY\ominC, ' Carrying an award of $500, the eling. ]owa City Thursday for his home Sweet said the mal'ines at Won­ The collision occurred near Ga­ Ellens pleaded guilty to charges But another choice turkey stay­ fellow$hlp is available to ::my ac­ The company accused the base at San Diego, Calif. They unIop san told him that just II lew miles noe river, 83 miles west of Jas­ of assault with intent to do great ed on to sUI1'rise the patients at tive member of a Mortar board of exceeding its limit 01· fl!W' are taking their house trailer to north of the battered city they per, Alta. The west bound troop bodily injury and was sentenced General hQspttAl. Psychopathic chapter if she can qualify as a pickets to each plant gate I)tre found a rat tarm with 600 plague­ San Diego, where Mrs. Sweet will train had just passed over some by District Judge G. W. Stillman. hospital and Children's hospital candldate 'for a master's or doc­ and charged there had been .. ~. Infested rats. remain whIle he returns to of the most rugged mountains in He slashed Roy Joenks, 21, in a with a similar ThanksilVing din­ tor's degree. newed outbreaks of viol~n& ' It He said the genel'a] opinion was Wonsan. the Canadian Rcckies fight at on Armstrong tavern ner Thur:day. Th,e candidate may ask Ihe fei- the strike scene. r that the Korean Reds were in­ Nov. 16. noculaling the rats with the plague Manchester Woman to release i [ the UN fOrces over­ 350 Tickets Left for " Doors OJ.en 1111'·0: .,.. , . run the place, but they were cap­ Killed Near Keokuk tured belore they could carry out KEOKUK (jp) - Anna Laura D. University Winter Party G their plans. Taylor, 61, Manchester, was killed Three hundred and lifty tickels instantly near here Tuesday, shcrt­ mHJ~rD , "AmerIcan servicemen In are lett lor the Dec. I semi-form­ Korea feel that tbl, I. just the Iy after she set out for Florida al all-university Winler' party at TO-DAY - and where she planned to stay Hie win­ ·.IDDY KIt:OWATT be,lnnin, of a Ion&, drawn-out the Iowa Union. , ...... e war," Sweet lIaid. ter. THURSDAY . . Ralph Flanagan's orchestra will Your Servant "1 am over there becou~e it is Her car, according to Sheti!( play fol' the dance sponsored by my job, but many of the American Henry Maas, ran off the road on , of the Century -0 servicemen there are reservists highway 218 and crashed into :I the central party committee. and they don't feel quite the ravine alongside the Hickory The tickets are avallable at the same," Sweet commented. Grove cemetery tour miles north Union desk for $4 a couple. 0 Sweet attended University high ot Keokuk. She was driving alone. 0 ~ { for two years in 1939 and 1940 and A companion, Laura Yoran, of spent his junior year in 1941 at the Manchester, olso enroute to Flor­ DANCELAND Lone Tree high school. ida but driving another car, ap­ Iowa's martest Ballroom Completes Rlcb School parently went on ahead without Cedar Rapids. Iowa After the end ot World War II, learning of the accident, the sheriff Sweet decided to finish his high said. Tonight (Wednesday) THANK GIVING EVE TURKEY TROT Free turkey, ree e, ducks, 17 Schools Participate in' Forensics Meeting chicken

Seventcen schools are to participate in- the Intercollegiate Variety Club Orchestra Conference ~n World Problems sponsored by the SUI department Thur day night and Friday of speech Dec. 1 and 2, Merrill T. Baker, chairman, said Tuesday. KENNY HOFER and Similar to conferences held in 1948 and 1949, the program i~ HIS MIDWESTERNERS designed to provide training and experience in nil major forensic - activities inclurfing debate, discusson, exlempoml speaking, Rnd Saturday public speaking or 'lriginal ora- Radio Favorites tory. speakers will choose from a list EDDIE ALLEN and HIS Each school's debate team will of 40 subjects. GREAT ORCHESTRA be lour speakers, making an af- Participants wil.1 be Jud,ed firmative and a negative team. and rated by critICS on a. five The propodtion for debate is point scale of below standard, the national intercollegiate ques- faJr, ,ood, excellent a.nd su­ tion, "Resolved that the non- perlor. ,~ .. 11,1 I ~n Communist nations should form a Schools scheduled to attend the I new international organization." conference include !he Univer- NOW Thru FRIDAY Dilcusalon parilclp&Dta will sity of Denver, Univ.::rsity oC PRE-THANKSGIVING THEA T I ~ a~] ~:j i be divJded Into aa maDY p-oups Illinois, University ot Kamas, aa neetsaary to iDaare De p-oup Marquette university, Mi ~higan THAT'S WINNING STARTS TODAY - IlNDS baa more tban eirh' or DIne State college, University of Min­ ~Ll AMERICA'S SATURDAY members nesota, University of Missouri, Here's That ANYTHING! HEART! An SU; student chairman will N.orthwestern university. Univer- SOMETHING . d' .., b ed slty of Nebraska, Notre Dame DIFFERENT I can d uc t th e Iscus!..aon, as on . , U ' it f Okl f • • the intercollegiate question, "What uruVfr.I ty., ~Ivers y 0 a- • should be the responsibility of tbe homa, ~':lvefS1ty of South D~ota, ~~ U.S. Mlhtary academy, Umver- , l oflffi • ..,.t I federal government for the weI- it f W' h't U· .ty f W' fare of ,the people Of the United s y? , IC I a, mv~rsl . 0 IS­ tlljolfabie tNIfs • that'a Reddy Kilowatt, the Mighty Atom! States" conSIn, Boston unlverslty, and LOTS Of Kansas State college. lR-£TTl' GIllS Public speakers will prepare ...., He atanda back of ~very worker - just as he has talks on topics of eurrent signifi­ I-....~ AUW)OF cance other than the discussion I0(I0. LOUD lMf'S I atoocfliehlnCl them through two world wars. Today there and debate topics. Externporal • Is nearly twice CIa much Reddy Kilowatt Power as there TELL YOUR NOWI waa o~t 10 year. aqo - and much more is being add- "'\" .., ; VA~5ITY SR" Sa'."a),! ed all 'lbe 'time, COILGRESSIIIlIID .,.} . SENATORS Tell them to cut needle.. Sound. buain... managed, tax-paying electric com­ government expense 'or- 1l0D­ 10 swing military Purposel , , , no tall pam.. !i!ive planned it that ow factories can money for Public Woru or Political EI~ctr1cU:r, into. iuqkl,' abd day war production at any time. Govern.lnt III itere ill the Iowa City area. for example, new equip­ AllY BUll..... ,. mebt 'and ·faciliti .. added aince World War II o8llwe SOCIALISMI pl~ilty 'of' ~lectricity for all foreseeable needa-includ­ incj mob~n CD well CD civilian requirements.

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