, ~ ,. On the Inside , Th.Weath.r Icmacu flood Map .. • •• Page 2 GeberaU, fair an4 warm White Sox WIn In 19th Innlng er toda,. Sunda, fair. • •• Page 4 Rich leda" It: low, n. Alaska Expedltloll owan Hlrh Frida" II; low, 64. • •• Pac;r8 8 at Est. 186B - AP Leased Wire. AP Wirephoto, UP Leased Wire - Five Cent. Iowa City, Iowa, Saturday, July 14. 1951- Vol. 85, No. 235 Guard ·Patrols Barbed Wire Bradley Asks. Allies Await ell I Re. A More U.S. Aid Answerto Demand ACH~GO CM-!~~d'- dS .M I n lOt .. rea T!!!~!~ ~~~~ Th t R d·~ '. :::,:~~,':d!!~.::~":~::::!~: ' N.• "d"", """ h,"~ ,.'don • a e ,1 ;;fOO pS Leave Kaesong In suburoan Cicero Friday night secl-et briefing on world tensions while a crowd estimated at 3,000 Friday and then publicly urged drifted around an area where a them to speed approval of more Negro family nad tried to move U.S. arms shipments to Western Allies Insist In. Europe. Mllltia and pollee oHicers said The chairman ot the joint the crowd was being kept broken up and fluid anll was not at chiefs of staff appeared before Next Move tempting to mUl around the barbed the house foreign affairs com wire enclosure. mittee to support President Tru Thirty persons were arrested man's request for $8.5 billion in Up to Reds among loiterers from other areas military and economic aid to SEOUL, KOREA SATURDAy of Ihe cily. anti-Communist nations. (JP) - The Allies awaited a Red Col. Clifford Hodgin of Peoria, reply today to Gen. Matthew B. rommandinJ the 1100 state guards The tirst part ot his testimony Ridgway'. demand that Commun men at the scene, said that -dealing with the world mili Ist soldiers get out of Kaeson, and "everything is under con trot" tary situation-was delivered bc the Reds show other proots ot The mIHtI" and hundreds of hind closed doors and was de good faith if reaR-lire talks are to be resumed. ,.alee offtcen had IlOlated and scribed by chairman James P. (In Tokyo, the t'elplng radio were nardin.. a two-bloek area Richards (D-S.C.), as "highly .rellllCl an apariment house where English language voicecast W:1S the Nep'o f.mlly had rented an secret." heard this morning, bul.-by 1130 .,."ment. The bulldln, was now In a later public session, Brad p. m. or 10:30 a. m .• Iowa time tltMrled and ravlol'ed after Ihree ley warned that a Korean truce had not replied to Ridgway'S alrbt. of attacks. would not end the danger of messa,e.) Squads of police moved throul1;h Russian agl(ression elsewhere. Since .hortl, after 1:15 p. m, Frida, (1:15 p. m. lo.a time gatherings, ~ostly of teen-agers, y ...... Thur.da,), Ole ne,d move hal In the viclmty of the enclosure, with patrol wa~ons trailing. been up to Ole Redl. All those who- admitted being .Troops Land •.. At that hour, radios beamed to the Reds a statement by Ridgway. from other areas of the city or BREMERHAVEN, Germany (IP) who could not explain their Allied supreme commander, 'In - Advance troops on the "Hell on why there have been no talks presence in Cicero were seized. Wheels" armored division landed At guard headquarters in the since Wednesday and the three here from the United states Fri 'primary prerequisites" tor let ccmmunity hall a knot of 11 per day "to keep . the Russians out of &Ons was arrested. ting them started again. Western Europe." tAP "I.epb.t.) ThOle selsetl were auesiloned He accused the Reds of obj~c delel, at the Cicero police head That's the way Maj . Gen. IlEJU>ING AN EYE ON the flood water, WIIUam Reed. lIat at a. window of bls home-office In Kanua tionable tactlcs from the slart of ,aarters. The, were booked on Williston B. Palmer described Clb. ){an .• watchllll' tbe flood waters from the Kan... river as It mounted hlJher on the walls. The the talks Tuesday. the missiOp of his famed Second dlJorderJy conduct charres and water at Ulis pobll W&l el,ht feet deep wheb the picture was taken. The buHdlnJ I. loeated on the (In Washington, Secretary of releaaed If Ole, could posl $50 Armored division as 1,1 00 soldiers lIIa,n street the Arrentlne bUlllneN clietr.ct. Evac uatloD wu underway Frida, on Ute MlNourl side State Acheson endorsed fully the walked down the gangplank of or bondl. of 'the river as lar,e Illdustrial areas ber"n &0 ,0 under water. stand taken by Rld,way but de Thursday nigh t 6,000 persons the navy transport General Galian. cHned to go beyond what Ridg- milled in the area, hurling fire MR. AND MRS. HARVEY E. CLARK JR. attempted earlier Ihis Other transports are carrying the way already has said about the rest of the Second's 15 ,000 men brands and stones at the apart week to move Into an apartment in suburban Cicero, III .• louchIn .. conduct of the Communists. s ment house, and were driven back across. the Atlantic. ·t (Acheson Inclicated, however. by bayonets and tear gas. Sixteen off a series of disorders whiclJ culminated Thursda~ nlgM In riot The commander said his group the U. S. IMIls a butler lone Ing. illinois national' guardsmen tried to dispel the crowd. The , .Ionr the preaent battIe Une were injured. Including soldiers, is going to train to Camp Y-79, policemen and civilians. C whloh I, mottl, norib of tile 38th crowd finally was dispersed early Friday. near Mannheim, tor processing. fl'ood:Hits Kansas Yprallel. He luted emphallcaUy The police strategy both Thurs The forward troops took 15 days day nigbt and Friday night was to get here {rom New Orleans. KANSAS CITY (IP) .:.... The City, although within the corporate river valley were hit proportion- at a newa conference that be ha. to arrest those from other areas "This division was sent over worst flood in Kansas' history limits of K.ansas City. ately as hard as Kansas City, as not laid an,thln, that would hi to discourage an influx of out Judge Accepts Reversal, here to keep the Russians out of ~urged into the twin cities ot Kan North Kansas City Is a newer were many cities In other waler dlcate he f."ored withdrawal siders. WEl~tern Europe apd we aim to sas City, Mo., and Kansas City, heavy Industrial district with sheds. including Ottawa, lola, Bur- south of lhe ...rallel. Thursday nl~t the soldiers had do it," Palmer said. Kan., Fl'ida:y oringlrtg near paraly- many factodQ llnd 'WllrehOUses, Iington and others. Wlehitll wad Other U. S. offlclale say tl\e no ammunition In their weapons. is to Ihis metropolitan area of but has a population of only about warned to prepare for a flood of present Une olfers a better basis but Friday night rifles were load Frees 15 Reds on Bair 900,00 population. 5,000. the Little Arkansas rlver in its tor working out an armlatlce thall ed. Hodgin, however, did not say Wi three major Industrial dis The evacuation was ordered norlh side by today. would redeployment of forces n that the militia had instructions NEW YORK CiTY (UP) -Fifteen second string Communist Third' SUI Course ~ricts under water and fire burn after the weather bureau predicted Thousands were homeless and the 38th. to shoot. leaders got out of jail Friday only to face the threat of new im ing in an oU storage tank area of a flood crest halt a foot higher rescue workers still were takIng (Voke of Amerlc. broadcasts Sixteen persons were inj ured prisonment in the government's battle to void their bail. two square blocks, the city coun than the 1903 top - greatest refugees from upper stories of in- from the United Sta~ accused Thursday night's demonstration dustrlal buildings via boat. Many the Communists ot "b.d tai~h" at The Communists, 12 men and three women, indicted on On . Civil Defense cn proclaimed a state of emer Kansas flood on record heretofore. and 70 were arrested. gency. This would pour water over the workers repOrted as usual In the Kaesong and also charged they Barvey E. Clark Jr., Negro bus charges of conspiring to advo central industrial district of Kan- were building up land and aIr driver who had rented an apart Sched,uled Aug. 30 Mayor William E. Kemp and dikes. cate overthrow of the govern City Manager L. P. Cookingham Maj. Gen. Lewis Pick, chillf of sas City Friday before the flood power in Manchurl. an~ Red ment In Ole bulldlnr, meanwtlile the army engineers, told reporters hit. China). al4 In a radio InterView Ihal he ment, spent two nights in jail Plea of Innocent earlier !\ad requested that all non essential businesses close In Kan in Washinlton that damage from Ridgway's three demand,: "III planned <$0 iry to oecupy It aft~r federal Judge Sylvester J. Ihe flood, whlc/l devastated much .. .. 1. Clear KaeMn' of armed eventually. sas City. Ryan cancelled their $176,000 Entered by Burkett Residents were asked to remain of eastern Kansas before pouring guards and also the five-mile area radlaUng from Ita cellter ...... bail put up .by the leftist Civil in their hOmes unless on essential into Kansas City, could reactl $1 Effects Here ••• Gall Burkett, 21 W. Burlington or pick another site wllh lIuch Rights congress. business. billion. Transportation services In Iowa st., pleaded innocent in Iowa City Thirteen persons are known to a neutral setting. Ryan canceled the bail Wed The water supply in Kansas City have been affected only 2. Permit complete freedolll of Recllnspir f!? · · · police court Friday to a charge of City, Mo., and suburbs supplied have lost their lives since the nesday on grounds that trustees slightly by floods In Kansas. movement to and !roJrl the con CHICAGO (IP) - The Ne\ro by that· dty's water. plarit were floods started three days ago, ancl 'If the CRG bail fund were "to breaking and entering a Solon gas ference site. who has ben kept out of a Cicero reduced sharply by the floodini there were unconfirmed reports Trains on the Chicago, Rock • partment by mob action said taUy unreliable" as bondsmen. station early Thursday. Island and Pacific railroad are 3. Allow each Iide to send any of Turkey creek pumping station, Friday tl)at three more died In one they wished. up to 150 per Friday he believes investigators But he bowed Friday to a rul He waived preliminary hearing which supplies hall the normal Kansas City, Kan., when a boat running as usual to Kansas City. "will find the Comm(!nist element ing Thursday by retired Judge and was bound over to the grand but all trains running trom Kansas sons, including "representatives water supply for 800,000 persons. capsized. 01 the press," to the t:oliference behind it." Learned. Hand of the federal jury. He is beini held in county Meanwhile, ar y engineers rec Many were mIssing, but no to City to Los Angeles have been The statement was made in an court of appeals that the ball jail in lieu of $2,500 bond. canceled until the water goes site. y ommended evacuation of North tals were available as many miss "If you a,ree to these pro Interview by Harvey E. Clark, Jr. posted by the CRC be accepted 'Burkett, ~O, and Lawrence down. Kansas City, an Industrial area ing persons were located In refu posals," RldgwllY said, "the pres "II's pretty evident that there is until compietion of the inquiry Thomas, 41, Dunkel hotel, who north of the Missouri river trom gee centeno The Union bus depot reports was also arraiined on a similar ent recelll can be tel'dl1nated and an outside force there," he said. being conducted before Ryan into the Kansas City, Mo., business dis All tr8l)scontinental rall service that their routes run north of the conference re.umld without , "I don't doubt ~hey ',Vill tlnd the the bail issue. charge, were IIrrested in Iowa trict. through this major rail hub was the main flood area. A few de delay and with some expectation Communist element behind it." The 15 were brought into City early Thursday by Johnson They also advised the municipal halted, as was all through high tours have been made, but the County Sheriff Albert J. Murphy Prof. Carl Menzer of progress." Clark and his attorney, George Ryan's court Friday morning, airport to move aU of its equip way travel. schedule Is practically the same. Some Indication &bat tile Cem C. Adams, told a reported they handcuffed, from the federal and Highway Patrolman Virgil CivUian Defense' Speaker ment to higher ground. The alr Lawrence, ToPeka, Manhattan Airline service has not been munlat pGlltion reNah.M un- had discussed the case with the Johnston. Jklrt is ' adjacent to North Kansas and smltll81' towps in the Kansas affected. house of detention where they A .live-day cour,se to .train civil ", r' p .. chaDr" eame f,... a .....re rBI, and that the rB[ had given a had been required to leave their Judge Emil G. Trott poslpooed • lent FrIda, by NorUt It.reaa (Jen. report to the district attorney's Thomas' preliminary hearing un defense Instructors throughout money and personal effects. As rewa will be given at · SUI A'Ug. Nam n. head IlN telepte. ta office. a rcsult, they had to borrow til 8 a.m. next Friday. T.homas is reply a. a ...... e TIt.... , from also in county jail in lieu 20, Prof. Carl Menzer, SUI elec Wage and Price Plan The FBI made the report belore money Lor lunch. et Vice-Ad ... C. Tara. I •• , chief June 26, when Federal Judge $2,500 bond. trh:al ' engineering de»artment, House Rejects Truman's Plea' Judge Ryan is hearing argu told 200 civll defense ,'leaders at allied nerotlaa.r. John P. Barnes issued an or.der The men are charged with Nam firmly rejected Joy's de ments on a 'government motion a ' s~tewide conference , in Des Will Prove Harmful directing Cicero officials to pro breaking into a gas statlon owned mand that 20 aUied correspon that the Communists show why Meines Friday. ' tect Clark and his family. The by Richard Krob, Solon. Police dents be aUowed to vIsit K.esong, their bail· should not be re said the men tcqk only $1 and Menzer, who is a.J.so director of More· Controls Authority "1]0 For FBI gave comment" reply to To U.S., Kline Warns although they were not to have Inquiries Friday. voked. some tires from the station. radio statlon WSUI, said 50 in attended the conlertnees. structors could be Included in the WASHINGTON (AP) - A rebellious house shot Dew holes Allan B. Kline, president of the class and will be repeated accord in the administration's economic controls bill Friday. American Farm Bureau federa ing to demand. By a vote of 92 to 39, the chamber rejected President Tru, tion, expressed disapproval with AlliecJ* At/VdlteeS * * ••• government price and wage con He said the instruction would man's request for unlimited authority to set up new federal cor Local Man Critically Injurect i~ rruck Crash not be concentrated on atomic trol policies in an address Friday U.S. EIGHTH ARMY HEAD porations to spur defense pro night before more than 300 per- QUARTERS, Korea (SATURDAY) George Nason, 34, 132 E. Jeffer warfare, although radiological at tack will be Included. duced and the demand Increased, sons, including members of the (IP) - Allied patrol advanees up to lOr, st., was in "fairly I{oorl" N)ll duction or assist in control SUI workshop on education. rive mile. secured • ridgellne dition at Mercy hospital Friday He said that Iowa commurutles measures. the cellinp will be there to pro night as the result of injuries re will send representatives here tect the consumer." "The present proposed control southeast of Kumson, on the Ko~ Once again the Republicans plan will bring black markets, rean east-central front Friday ceived in a truck acclden t seven and on their return the instructors lOOk the lead in blasting away at IIIlles west of Iowa City. . will be expected to organize destroy pubUc morale, and waste agai.,.t stubborn Rea resistance. the already tattered controls mea government manpower," Kline FiRhting continued until 9 p.m. Nason suf~reQ II perforated clll5Ses and pass along their know ilure. A few Democrats joined IUn, and several frllctures when ledge. Ihem. · . U.S. Fires Several declared. This Umited-objet:Uve attack his truck, traveling sbuth on Author of the slate civil de He said he did not Ulink Mich- was the only significant action on Rohret road, erl/shed Into a. 15- fense program, Menzer has wit- With its control program in jeo- Stale Department Men ael y. DiSalle, price administra- the Korean front. toot ditch about 2 p.m. neased several atom bomb tests pardy, the administration Friday tor, would be able to make the Platoon-sized (aboUt "G-man) ht For lifty minutes Nason Wq~ and directed field tests at SUI nle unleashed another salvo In W ASHlNGTON (A') - Secre- government's beel rollback plan Red. patrols with mortars and pinned inside the cab of the usin, radioactive materials. Its Ias t -ditch fl , ht to s ta ve 0 f1 de- work successfully. small arms opposed lOme Allied feat. tary of State Acheson disclosed Il1K;k. Seven and a half tons 01 Two pilot courses in civil de- troops elsewhere. cruahed rock, whi~h he had been fense instruction have already Secretary of Commerce Sawyer Friday that a number of state de- "That type ot control plan will There were continuln, reports, caltylng to a h/gJlway 1 project been given by SUI to more than took to the air to broadcast a partment employes have been depress production and substitute however. tbat the !teda were lOuth of Iowa City, shot over hi\ 611 Iowam. w8JlJ1ing Ihat inflation will do the suspended In the last month or political direction for trend of streng1hening their m"/1 Unes dur- (ree prices," he said. Lnl{ the curnmt lull. head and Into the field, when the Dr. Walter L. Blerrin.. state naUon great harm "unleas we keep so. truck crashed. • Kline admitted. that some con- Lateat Ivailable ea\lmatea place Two county road maintalncrs dlrector of medical and health controls." These are in addition to the two services fer civil defense oid that Sawyer &aId he would promise officials whose suspension-In trois on prices and wages will be the total Red steen,",. all alonl 'Were needed to "ull the truck necessary because of what he the Une and in close reserve, at trom the ditch before it was pos Iowa haa the medical facilities to that "aa lOOn as controls can be connection with security cbarces cope with an emergency attack. abandoned. or alleviated, they will against tbem-waa announced termed "business and industr'ls 350.000 men. An e1Jbth army lible to get NalOn out of the cab. apparent ability to control price. spokesman said tbere noOlln, , Morphine was administered by '''!be big job is to organize be," but declared: Thuma,. .as thOle facilities so they may be is chlldiah to pretend that It had become generally known contrary to the publlc interests." to indicate conc!entrdlol1ll In any Dr. 110m Rankin, Iowa City 10.11)' • ___ ...... ) "It qulclUy called into action," Bier- Inflationary pressures . are not among .tate department re- Kline said larmerl face the one area. JIh"iclan. problem of having their prices Despite unfavorable weather. Owner of the truck is Clint PINNED FOR 50 MINUTES In the cab 01 UlJa truck Prlda,. 11'&1 rIn, laid. upon us." porters that John P. Davies and He aaid that normal trarwpor- He went on to ..y that wbile Oliver J!ld~UDd Clubb, hi,h rank- move up and down in the Infia- Allied tllbten and fI.bter-lnmb BarklOn, Kirk'ViUe, Iowa. High Geor.. e Nason, 34, 732 I. Jefferson It., alter Ute nell pJured 18to tlon cycle while business and Ja- ers !lew SOO aortles up to II p.m. way patrolmen lliid Nason was tation iacilitiM might be dll- controls are not needed lor the In, ollicl... specializing in Chin 15-(oot ditch leven miles weat of Iowa CIt7. N_a 11'&1 lD "falrl,. bor have "sticky COIta" that re-ll'rldaY, attacking Red ,un post hired by SerklOn ohly Jl'riday rupted in such an emer,ency below-cellin, ,oociI at this time, lie aUaln, had been suspended ,ood" condltJon al Mercy hOlpltal FrIda, nlllt" .ufferl.. a ,"",or. which would, com~l1c.te seMlng "neither are theae control! hurtin, before the department formally main at a high level once they tions, railroad yarda at SunchoD IJId that this wu hl~ fI~t load ef reach it, an\1 a brldf8 near lt1olbipo, • fravel, ' ~ted lun.- and several fracture', mecHcal aid to the 'tricken area, anrbodr. When the lupplr 11 ~ announ~ tt Thuradar· PAGE TWO - THE DAILY JO ' N, T RDAY, Jl'LY If, 1951 Adrift in Sea, Thousands Flee Kansas Floods More Money .1"I1e'Daily IOwan California Man Asked for u.S. SATURDAY, JULy 14, 1951
PubllJhe t~hed garage, $15,000.____.=~~.~ ______nounced later. _ The striking cage attendants, basin inter-agency committee. who quit work Thursday in pro The subcommittee will study pos test against a split vacation sche sibilities or public and private A Big Man tor a big Job dule, straggled back to their jobs groups working together to de despite a deadlock in a "work or velop the power potentials of the strike" ballot. Missouri basin. LAFF-A-DAY • 'AI' Wlropbo'.) WNlNG '11m QF !tt:1QflT" Friday at St. Loull Wli r Rt. 1_01118 university baske ali lltar Ed l\iBclluley. lie places ~'~wn OIJ the b~ af MI~ ijJ ~~ Glavlnlc (leU) , 8 feet ...... " ' 10-year-old RJ.k~nt'rom COlI)pto", (lldi'., who won the beauty 7-9 Dtett sponsored by the AmerIcan Arr\ll ~t1on of Tall Clubs. Maids " Cop" 19)1, King FUlurtl S)ndtcut, In-l. ," 'DfIJ tights -rtX'fHci. 't ~\lor were Mlu Carol),. Shoe1i\atnlr (center), 20. of Indianapolll, W'~ AdrIenne lIawb, 26, ot Dallas. ~·Perhap. the problem would-be eaaier for you if I UIed J ____. _ ·..traW'JUtl.pWiwtead.:' -----~ -:- PAGE sa: - TID DAILY IOWAN, SATUltDAY. JULy 14, 1151 Cochran to Attend Court Refuse. Bail Back from Alaska -. ' I " , • • Construction For Mickey Cohen BOQker Lists Steps Two Conferences ! LOS ANGELES 1m - Mickey : Lee Cochran, director of the Cohen's plea for treedon on bail! lTh.~~1 ~~~i~~I!.ts Hope to .find (ause of flu To Begin On SUI bureau of audio-visual in pendin g appeal of his convictIon' of income tax evasion charges te-l For Inflation Control struction, will leave Tuesday to ceived a quick turndown in fed _II world-wide 1918 flu epidemic ldll- F ive participate in two conferences in h h step are nece sary to control the inflation we face today. eral court Friday. I Ing some 20 miUion persons may (urc Center J. Cameron Thomson told the workshop tor economic education Washington and Oregon. Federal J udge Ben Har$oDl be found In tissue speciment just At Washington State college, tartly turned down lhe reques\1 brought back from Teller Mission. around - breaking ceremonies at SU I Friday. Alaska. by a three-man medJcal Fullman, Wash., he will be a that the little gambler be granted: for a new student center and Thomp On i president of the Northwcst Bancorporation and expeditJon from the SUI college of speaker on the derlicaUon pro- his freedom and his attorneys said' , vice·chairma ll of the board 01 medicine. Sunday school building at lhe g-am f the ne d· ' I they would renew the plea be- First presbyterian church will be teu tee, committee for eco· or w au II'-"Isua lore the federal court of appeallj , Expedition members were Dr. center at the coJJege's new llbl'arr. in San Francisco. I Albert P. McKee. bacteriology held Sunday morning following nomic development. prot or; Dr. J ack Layton, as the morning worship service. His re(!ommeoded rive steps in The conference will be July 19 \ ,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii' iiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ sistant professor of pathology, and W, W. Mercer, president of the clude an increase in production and 20. J ohn Hullin. a Swedish graduate church bdard of truste(!s lor the and in productive capacity, strict He will act as chairman 01 the CE - MA R student in bacteriology. past 20 years. will break ground economy in government expendi iludio-visual section at the annual U the 10.... doeto,. are .acee.s for the $80.000 building. ture, pay-as-you-go policy of conference of the national uni ver- IIlI in laola tln6 tbe devutaliq The addition will be constructed taxation to balance the budget, a tity extension division associa virus of Wod. War I. two bl.. on the west side of the church on strong monetary and debt ACRES rqaflllU_1 will be amwered - the corner of Market and Clinton management policy to restrict the tion J\lly 22 to 25 at Bend, Ore. whal klad o( vlru e&useel Ibe sts. volume of credit and the money In addition he will represent supply, and a vigorous national Ceda r. Rapids eplelemlc. and w"elber II Is pee MEMBf!RS OF "EXPEDITION VIRUS", a three-man medical part, A student lounge, a pastor's the SUl extension division at the .lllte I. lillmaniae aplnat It ....alel campaign to promote savings. latter conference. lrom sur, collere of mellietne, posed &8 they brlen y paused eo study and church otrices will be 1& .trike ...... n. rollk to Teller Mlaalon Alaska. From len to ril M tbev are Joban located In the first story of the "Tbe key to 8Uooess In the re Theil; expedition was fina nced Is STOGK .CAR Hulti.. Swedish lT1I4ua'" Ih.tlenl In bacteriololY, Dr. J ack La, ton, brick structure, The second slory armament pror ram the adequate by a grant from the college of .....tant profeuor 0' patholoD, and Dr. Albert P . MeGee, ..soclde will contain rooms for children's aDd eq uitable IImltaClon ot non medicine's central sclentiflc fu nd. professor of bact-ertoIOf)'. kindergarten, primary and junior military demand," he sa·d. DANOELAND Doctors in University hospitals Sunday school classes. "Given this, the problem be Cedar RapIds, Iowa. ..RACES contribute a percentage of thei r Construction is expecled to start comes manageable; without it, Ie(!s from private medical services charge of transportation at Nome, passable heights. Dry ice, brought nothing else will suffice. The AIR CONDITIONED SUNDAY from the State;;, had evaporated, immediately and should be com to tills fund for research purposes. [lying the medical expedition the chjef reliance in restraining de- and to replenish the supply in pleted by late winter or ))Ossibly Saturday Hundreds of Eskimos In tar 100 miles to Tel.ler. Bush-pilots, next March, the Rev. Mr. Pollock man d shou1 d b e placed on Ciscal, nm. Triata - 1:00 northern Alaska were among those ~o called because of their un Alaska was practically an Impos monetary and debt measures. Lists 1njlatioll Controls A Real Band Firat Race 8: IS sibJUty. said Friday. The addition will be struck tiown by the 1918 flu epi scheduled flights and landings on 50 teet square when completed. "We recogn:ze that price and ~_iiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ___-' BENNETT.GRETEN AdmiSSion $L04 plul 21e tax demic. In their frozen graves the hazardous terrain, are the life-line As an ace In the hole, the group had taken a fi re extinguisher Following the ground-breaking, wage controls have limited func- JJ. ~~' ORCHESTRA CbUd.ren under 12 free bQd les remain even today 5Utfl to outlyIng districts ot Alaska. the Rev.' P. Hewison Pollock, pas lions to perform, but we must be For I~ . \m ••1 IlIrllllnc r•• •• • ft' Ike ciently preserved tor study. " Dative-manned motorboat car nlong, realizing thal the foamy careful that we do not restrict a j Every w t DNESDAY m • • 1 . p ••I"eal.r up•• I • • I .... Y' '1· 1* C02 which spurts from Its nozzle tor of the church, will lead the " 0 - 1{:" 'end Ce ... Mar Aer u. Raoe. unctl.a" , The Idea lor t ExpetlJtlon VlrlUl" rIed ibe party the flnal elchi miles congregation in a Iilany. our freedom to a greater degree F P opu I ar I ""R 28-NITE" 11- lit. Champlon.blp BI.ck ~-r to Alaska was tlrst coneelved In torms dry ice. or distinctive Gifts , ~ acr_ a bay 'rom Telter to Teller Henry L. Fisk Is the architect tbe earl, l"O's by Dr. WlUlam MIyIOD. Teller H",lon Is locakd Sealed in small metal contaIners, and Ralph H. Wildman is the con sizethan aist necessarythe defense in programview of thewe 121 S. Dubuque I . Hale, Iben beatl of the baclef'loloD OD Seward peDiOlula, which Ilea the speclmens were placed in a are now taking on." (Next door. to Singer Shop) 'F~~:~~;1~~~~~;=;R;.;.~!n~J~A~- '~' .;C~I.~tJi·ni·ii~~~ii' tlepartment. who Is now wltb 1(la5S-LJned metal thermos jar. The tractor for the building. First aPllroxJmakly 10 mil" east of SI planning tor the structure was Brookbaven natIonal laboratorIes, beria atroaa the Berln& strait. jar was then sprayed full ot the mlnlThlrt)'strato-einc htof leachsecondersar , andsc hoolads- ~~~=::=• ==:,.,::==' :..:: St a r t S mmn'···· · .. . Ist Run Urton, N.Y. Circamatances at tbal dry-Ice-formlng C02 and closed. done in 1945, BOX'f'\ur-"r'l'J' O. EN J ;JO .. 10:00 T d • In I C Word 01 the expedition travelled Deh'lnC' tbe weather. McKee Robert Lind Is chairman of the have taken part In the three- NOW -E:>IDS 0 ay~ owa lty "me msll'lI the venture lm ....al ble. ahead of the party aDd a friendly, and Hultln l e& out on too, Thun building committe(!. Other mem week workllhop for economIc edu- -.---- - y_ -- The Idea remained s.helved until cooperative group of natives was da, lor a polnl on the ba, directly bers of the committee arc Prot (,willai on ,.nd whi todach yb. Clan June 2:: an" John. G·:zr ·idi in one of his beat role•• a year ago, when McKee brought on hand at Teller Mission to greet it out tor discussion with Hul'ln. aeros trom Teller. A Lutheran E, B. Kurtz, W. J . Burney and Thomson also explained ~i'." , Ernesl HemingWay's Greaf Story the scientists. mlsslonary, the Rev. 0&1, Lee. E. H. Sievers. Hultin, whose travels have lett .& ,v •• 1 .. U ~ . ~. . .JfLY Dawn of Monday. June 25, found overtook them on his tractor atter the committee for economic de \ him with friends scattered around Even'n,. Po~t ~'I'rla l McKee, Layton, Geist and Hultln the, bad walked ihree of the velopment is not a business or the globe, remembered otto Geist, ganlzatlon, but rather is an or. That Jolted Millions! 8 research associate in palaeontol laboring over their excavating el ..hi mllel and r ave tbem a rIde New Series Starts ganization of businessmen. It it ogy at the University of Alaska. tools in the tedious job 0' dlggmg to the point. A native rl ked lhrough three teet ot tundra and motorboatlnl thelP acroll the On WSUI Monday fundamentally an educational Ir. Fellow-scIentist Geist enthusias st.tution, he said. - (rRvel and tl)ree additional feet narrower rerlon or the bay and tically responded to Hultin's re Its major task today is to d& que5t for help and spent a year of permalrost, the permanently ev e Dln ~ found them In Teller. "Hello America" is the title of frozen ground ot the polar re Mt:Kee and Hutlin lett the next new series 01 programs to be velop economic policies which wW gathering important In(ormatlon deal effectively with the prob about the epidemic's rage In gions. mOTn!ng lor Nome by bush aired over radio station WSUI, beginning Monday. lems of the current emergenc) Alaska. "lNka', lone da1l made It JI08- plloted plane. Layton and Geist fu iH"litlOYfJOY OOIlQIlfIHARr at! OOiiOClN alble to continue work far Into toll owed later with the expedi The programs wer recorded In and which, at the .same time. wI\[ i F.nn Ut "'!~I ,P(7-V'h', .., OOUr-I ." tmugglers TIll' .JUDe plaOl were complete be consistent with its long goal the nl,hi, a uan,. unm % a.m .. and tion's gear, France and Germany by Dick nl~ ~Y'R - the mOlt lIkel, , Ues to tllIlI tbe of keeping the value of freedom PI " "'_WAlT called him vlrlUl had been aeleekd and tbe by Wedoestlay oJ, ht lbe bard labor Finding dry lee to preserve t.he Stevens, wsur continuity direc I "T()MO'l"OW IVF. OIET" of tire ml ..lon had been completed. specimens occupl d the scIentists tor, who has just returned Crom alive in the mind of the publJc, OLO" ('hI/TOliN three-man par'f left 'owa Olty b, Thomson emphasized. hard-to-get ... plane tor FaIrbanks, Alaska, where Preserving the specimens of tis on the long trip home. A lire ChIef a two-year stay in Europe. RI'ORT T IIJl II, L Geist JOined the expeditIon. sue and ge'Ung them safely and In Nome contributed som of the Featured In the series are In "MAKING ~fOU"H8S" prized 002. At Fairbanks, they RLAST INJURES 15 At Fairbanks, they conterred quickly to the medical laboratories .tervlews with midwe.~terners who SPllCIAL , The u~ed the last spurt the ex HONOLULU (JP) - A prema "ANYTHING }' Oll I, AUO IIS" wLth Dr. TerrLs Moore, president In Iowa City were now the prob trom are working and studying in pedition's extinguisher and the ture mortar blast Injured 15 army of the University of Alaska, who lems. A wild storm whipped the France. a dcsrlptlon of the {a ous IV ORL/l'S I.ATII NEWS blood-money Alaska Fire Equipment company Infantry men at Schofield bar BuppUed answers on how to get waves In the bay to almost Im- Oberammergau Passion play and came to their aid In Anchorage. racks Friday. interviews with its leading char b called him legal clearance to proceed. At the Minneapolis Wold Within a few days, the expedi Chamberlain air liold, a restaur acters. - .trouble-ma.n." tion had be(!n gi ven the green ant supplied suWcient dry ice tor The programs wilJ be broadc t LATE Thru TUE DA1" light by the U.S. department at in at 5:15 p.m., Monday, Wednes snow 8·1351 the last leg of the journey, TONITE TNI.AMI terior. Alaska's Gov. Ernest Grue From Iowa City to Des Moines, day and Friday at 910 kilocY4les TODAY nlng, Hugh J. Wade, director of Minneapolis, Edmonton, Canada, over WSUI. CALLID III. the Alaska native service Qnd a Number of Teeth, to Andhorage, Fairbanks, Kotze- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.. ___ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1924 graduate of Iowa's law school, Technicolor Spectacle .LU ..... Telephone bue, Nome, Teller, Teller Mission, "nooRS OPP;N" 1,\5 - 9:45" U.S. public health service, and the Alaska and back to Iowa City in 24 South Sea Adventuref territorial commissioner of health, HARTFORD, CONN. (JF')-If an daY'S-that's the slory of "Expedi Of whose assistant, Dr. Grace Field, east Hartford man ever forgets tion Virus." was asslstan t professor In the de his telephone number, all he has Although the succoss of the ex A RARE AND partmeRt of hygiene of sur, 1930- to do is count his teeth. ~ ~.I1lR aARRI'. peditJon may not bl!! known for TARTS TODAY " END S EXCITING , .. the IIght.d match 37. A den tist jokingly told Charles several weeks. the Iowl\ scientists T"~Fl llA y " LO VE STORY A ~ Npme, next stop on the air Frosch of 22 Elm st., East Hart hope their lIndlngs wlll throw new .. FIAU RUN MITr S journey tile party received a "clear ford, Friday that he Wllll going to light on some of the unanswered ... FILMED IN Signal" lrpm J udge J oseph Kehoe give him a lucky nllmber by questions about Influenza - 1918 ,llmiCIA Ilal· A SOUTH • • • the waIting gunpowd.r of the second judicial division of counting the teeth between each and' now. Ala.kan territory. space. SEAS I In ke'~ln& wI'h demoeratlc pro; On the uppers, the den tlst Ct .... ,,..1 authorlb reaktl wltb counted eight teeth with no ~,p~$8' tbe Teller Miulon eouacll ot na spaces. tIves and the relatlvea of the epI demic vlctlml. An old man re On the lower set. the den tlst ealletl the epidemic of 1818 'or Ibe counted one tooth-space-three council, how bls own wife bad teeth - space - five teeth - space died and how thc people In tbe one tooth-space. "lIa&e were IR1Ick doWl!. "You can close your mou th His tale helped explain the ex now," the dentist told the pa pedition's purpose and the council tient, members and relatlv" all gave ap But Frosch's jaw hung open in proval by making their signatures surprise. and marks on clearance papers. The dentIst had just given him YES It's coming to the CAPITOL Alaskan "bush-pilots'" took his telephone number- 8- 1351. --WEDNESDAY-- JULY 18th • !Mr. Preen's Sal~n' Portrays The story you have read in the I?es- Moines Sun-' LOUIS JOURDAN· DEBRA PAGET-jEFF CHANDLER day Register. The movie which you have heard HE'S 'HE IlODEO CHAMP ... SHE'S 'HE GilL MOM PI/ilK AVE.. .' The Glamour of New Orleans- IRENE FRED so much about ... the movie that was mad~ The glamour of New Orll!ans head wrote and produced shows aod the Mardi Gras will be por • DUNNE' M.cMUR BEFORE the book was written .• , That's why it'~ trayed In the second play of the many monologues. summer session, "Mr. Preen's forThe a radioexperimen station.ial Shetheater also cl sass,old the most different film since movies began , , , Salon," which wJU open at the under the direction of Prof. Mabie, l~!~~!!!!!!~~~~;~~~~~;i~~~~~ UnIversity theater July Ie. head of the department of speech Written by Mrs. Doris Lloyd and dramatic arts, Is geared to YOU'VE NEVER BEFORE SEEN Morehead, A, Spartanburg, S.C., a help writers develop and make student 10 Prof. E. C. Mable', ex their material stageworthy. A PICTURE LIKE THIS! WIlliAM DEMAREST • ANDY DEWIE ' GIG! mmu , perimental theater class, the play Mrs. Morehead has been work ! JACK l. an adaption from worka of Ia Ing on "Mr. Preen's Salon" in this Robert Tallant, a writer of Louisi class since last February. During I ana life. the first two weeks of rehears Bollontce Opella A' 7:00 - Sbows at Dusk and 10:15 The ams.u.. ..,a of .Ix mell who The play is baaed mainly on als this summer she made major Tallant's "Mr. Preen's Salon," but deliber.tely rt.ked alaelr II". to pro"e revisions anc! has been altering a alaeol'11 On a primltl"e-type nft Is ,upported by materials from his the play all a long. LAST TIMES TONIGHT "Roman,", New Orleanians" and Un~on Square Dance Series of b .... tos. they drifted from Pera When you actually see a scene "I "Mardi Gras." to alae Islee "'ere alae halt ,Irla walt I being acted, you sold Mrs. Morehead said she chose to realize certain 101 da,.. alld 4,300 mllee "talaoat changes mullt be made, something eon.. et wlala el..ruaadon, exertl... 329 use Tallant's wor'" because the 7:30 P.M. Monday, Ju ~ y 16 .uperlllu".JI e.orta to keep .So.t 1ay,' Mardi Gras and New Orleans are you can't tell trom just reading it, and alI"el Dai~ attractive to everybody. "There Is she said. "I signed a contract with Rob Yo a Urne and a place for a show that ROOF DECK / • III Ia tun, a.nd the time Is perle(!t ert Tallant to use his material as to now," she added. She especially soon as I finished the first draft," Mrs. Morehead remarked. book likes TaUant's humor. titel Although the Iltuatlon and char ''The humor and situation of the Music by Circle Eight Square Dance you acters are humorous, there aTe French quarter of New Orleans has always delighted me, so using Band. Provided by the Cooperation of • • elly .trong character studies in the to Ie play. The character. Oliver Preen, his works as a buls was just na Local No. 450 of the American Fed lite j Ia baaed UJXIn an actual person tura!." into Mra. Morehead knows, u well as Tallant's new book. "SoUthem SUNDAY AND 10NOAY eration of MUlic~anl through a grant Produ* by om NORDEMAR a person from Tallant's book. Territory," w\l1 be publlahed :July Mu.lc by SUNE WAlDIMIR Mrs. Morehead has done con III, the day "Mr. Preen's Salon" from th__ Music Performance Trult An Artflh" ,U. siderable writing. She callJe to opens bere, so he will be unable to SUI about 10 years aaa when she leave New Orleans to attend the fuml of the Recording Industry, entered Prof. Mable's experimental play. theater course. Last lemester Ihe The backers of "Make a Wish," . returned to SUI and wrote a com a play on Broadway, are interested edy for television, ''The An,ters," In making Mra. Morehead's play Welcom~ wbich w" produced over WOC into a musical comedy. A repre Everyone , TV. sentativE' ot the baekera wiU at , . I ~n Spnrtanburg. S.C .•rs . ltfore- rend the pia)' next wC!C~ ,