On The Inside , The Weather 8lkbU~ eoI4er Wa~ aDd 'Bums' Way Throuqh Europe COIlUJaae4 el."~. 8a&ar· Paqe 3 4a~, ..Q.... mlJ4. Pack.,. Draft Reichardt . . BlJb to4a~ , U: ••", ZI. . . Paqe 4 BtIh TllIan4a~, 11: lew• U.s. Population Hits ISS Mlllion . . . owan at zt. . .. Paqe 6 Eal 1868 - AP LeaHd Whe, ¥ Wirephoto - Five Cents Iowa City. Iowa. Friday. January 18. 1952 - Vol. 86. No. 75 First of Concert Series- Churchill Threatens Pianist Claudio Arrau Tonight's artist at the first ot and the Union. He inquired as to the concert series is not only a when he might have the Union lounge to practice in. When told Reds With Action famous pianist, but an avid an- I t"at it was usually filled' with stu tique glass collector. dents, he replied, "I want peOple ClaudiO Arrau arrived in Iowa to hear my pJ.a.ying, but my prac City Thursday evening clutching I ticing, NO!" WASHINGTON (.4') -President a paper bag which contained some He has been in the United States If Truce Is Broken fine Venetian glass goblets, bought Truman haa decided to recom for ten years and has his home 4Expelled Students mend an expansion of the nation's WASHINGTON (IP) - Prime ------ on his stopover In Chicago that with his wife and two children in Coral Petsel atomic procram, Senator McMa )Ilnlster Winston Churchill afternoon. Little Neck Bay, Douglaston, L.r., hon (D-Conn.) said Thursday. He , ..,med Red China Thursday that Repub!icans Warned His piano tuner, Richard Pohl· N.Y. 'Not Guilty' in Have Possi~le Chance expr~ed confidence the proposal . If the proposed truce in Korea is man, was with him and held an His program, beginning at 8 p.rn. will be carried out. broken, Britain will join the Unit other bag with several American is ns lollows: "Rondo in G major, McMahon described the pro ed Stales in swift "resolute and ef Of Party' ~ Future glass goblets. Opus 51, No.2," by Beethoven; posed expansion as "real" but fective" counter action. This will be Arrau's first ap· "Sonata In F minor, Opus 57," by gave little indication of its size. Child's Death F~ R~~~~"~C~m6t~ He hinted It would not be the ex The British Premier also prom pearance on this campus and is Beethoven; "Rondo Capriccioso," readmittance for tour expelled I5fd that Britain will help defend If Ike Is Nominated one ot his many stops on his cross· by Mendelssohn; "Song Without pansion to about 8 bmlon dollars COLUMBIA, MO. (,4» _ A cir. SUI students appeared to have a year which he has advocated. , W.tern Europe against Soviet ag country concert tour. He had just Words In G major," by Mendels· cuit court jury Thursday found been leU sllghtly ajar Thursday SAN FRANCISCO (IP) - David come from Madison, Wis., where "There never has been anybody p-esslon, and he cautioned the sohn. Mrs. Coral Joanne Pelsel, former night. Unlted States "above all things" S. Ingalls, head of the Taft-for- he played before the students nt who got all he asked for," McMa "VariatJons on a Theme ot Psg· resident ot near Iowa City, not Dean of Students L. Dale hon told newsmen. DOt to give up its atomic weapons President dl'lve told Republicans the University of Wisconsin. He anini, Book II," by Brahms; "Pour guilty by reason of Insanlly in the Faunce said that the students, But he said "I am happy with wi~ out an ironclad guarantee of Thursday they ~iI1 be risking their will go to Providence, R.I. lrom Ie Piano," by Debussy; liThe Mlaid drowning death of her 4-year-old who "kidnapped" another student it and will support it." peace. en and the Nightingale," and "EI party'fut s ure I'f th ey Pin. th·ell"h here. k d if h k D' ' trl Claudio Arrau daughter, Louise Dawn. Monday night, had been sent of McMahon said he was sure con': HIs warning to China was ex Pelele," from "Goyescas," by gress would vote the money need presl.dent. i al h opes on a " g Iamour "Wen Mltropoulos, as e who ise schedulednew 1m1 to ______Arrived Wilh Goblets. ____ _ The verdlct, which included a lidal notices ot dismissal plicit despite the iact that he did Granados. statement that Mrs. Petsel, 27, However, Faunce added that it ed. not mention China by name. candidate. appeal' Wednesday with the SUI of his favorite conductors lor Arrau seemed pleased when told has not recovered from the in. the lour made written requests McMahon would not say In so Addressing a joint session of In an obvious shot at Gen. symphony, Arrau said he had many reasons, but principally be t hat musical programs on this sanity, makes It mandatory that tor readmittance for the second many words that further additions congress, Churchill declared: Dwight D. Eisenhower, the na- played in many concerts with the cause he follows so beautifully. campus have been attracting au Circuit Judge W. M. Dinwiddie semester, and 11 they could con to the nation's atomic installations, ·We welcome your patience in tional manager of the campaign ot Minneapolis symphony when MI Arrau, still a Chilean citizen, is diences of Increasing size. He sentence her to a state institution. vince universIty officials that Uke those now buj[dlng in South the armislic negotiations (in Ko Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio, urged tropoulos was conducting. dapper and smiling. He seemed agreed with his informant that M.rs. Petsel's attorney, Don Car- there would be no reoccurrence Carolina and near Paducah, Ky., are contemplated. But he dId say: ~a) and our two countries are GOP members not to "select a Arl'au said Mitropoulos Is one anxious to sec more of the campus this was a good trend. ter, indicated there wI\) be no ap· of such actions, the university agreed that if the truce we seek is peal. , would consider allowing them to "Obviously expansion means an reached , only to be . broken, our good-looking mortician to pre ------Mrs. Petsel was returned to jail, return. increase of physical facilities." lelponse wil! be prompt, resolute side" over the death of their party F-86 Sabres Stop where she has been held since the Investigation ot the case re Earlier he had disclosed the and effective." in November . B.eardsley Enters Race drowning last July. She signed a suited atter James Olson, P2, President's decision while ta1k1ng . with reporters atter a White House New AUled Policy Instead, Ingalls told the Repub confession that she had drowned Spencer, showed up 200 miles I lican national committee in a 3 MIG's, 3 Tanks conlerence with the chief execu The warning went far to con· her daughter. She first told au· from here In Marengo, m., pant prepared address, the party con thorities the child had wandered less and cold, after being abduct tive. firm reports 01 a new Allied pol SEOUL, Korea (FRIDAY) (JP) Time "We tallred about the expansion vention at Chicago next July For 3rd Straight Iq for backing up any armistice Destruction of three MIG jets and away from the tann home and ed by three pledge members of should "all unite behind 'Mr. Re DES MOINES (,4» - Gov. WIl Pi program that has been under con In Korea with a declaration of three Red tanks in air action ernor, and Ernest J. Seemann, drowned in 20 incbes ot water in his fraternity, Kappa Alpha, publican' and proceed with a Waterloo, previously unsuccessful an abandoned silo. and another student. sideration by the Atomic Energy finn determination to take sweep highlighted the Korean war Thurs ]jam S. Beardsley announced commission," the senator said of very happy - and long overdue - day. Thursday his candidacy tor Re several times as a Democratic It took the jury, composed 01 He identWed the students as In( action against any violation. assignment of turning the rascals his conversation with Mr. Truman. Ground fighting was sporadic publican reelection to a third con candidate for U. S. congress. three women and nine men, just Dick Fiori, AI, Ames; Keith E. Churchill strongly endorsed out." "The deeision has been made by and generally light. secutive term. He said he would The only Democrat to announce an hour to reach lis verdict. The Winston, AI, Griswold, and Ou the President. He told me about American policy of defending For Ingalis spoke at a dinner-m et last-ditch stronghold of Two of the Soviet-b~1It MIG· stand on his record. for governor so tar is Herschel prosecution had not asked the sne Nesetril, A4, Cedar Rapids, it-about the expansion program. mosa, the ing after J. Russell Sprague, New 15 jets were destroyed without a N,tlonalist China, against Red Beardsley thus made certain :Lo:.:..:.v~el..:e::s..:s,:.....m_a....:y:...o_r...::o_t_O_tt_u_m_w_a_. _...:...d_e_a_th-=p_e_n_a_lt_y_.______all pledges, and William Sum Further than that I can't state." York national committeeman, had shot. . berg, AI, Ames, who is not at ,Any expansion presumably Cllina, and he praIsed this country told a news conference he be what political and statehouse cir Maj. William Shaeffer of Boone, !l\Iated. Pi Kappa Alpha Wednes would not only speed up additions for bearing JOnlne-tenths or more" lieves) there is a "great upsurge cles had forecast tor weeks. He of the United Nations burden in Ia., and First Lt. Frank P. Robin will try to accomplish what only day depledged the three. to the U.S. stockpile ot conven of sentiment" for EiSenhower son Jr., of Shreveport, La., said Korea. two other governors have achieved Wednesday night the university tional A-bombs, both ot World among Republicans and voters in the two MIGs came u~ close be Russia Blames U.S. ProDOlled Suez Conlnl in 105 years of Iowa statebood - War II and smaller size, but would general. hind them and apparently were expelled the four, and the inter As for the Middle East - "a three terms in a row. fraternJty council placed the fra permit pushing ahead with &reat Earlier, Gov. Earl Warren of knocked out of control by the ex sombre and confused scene," he The two - both Republicans - ternity on social probation. er speed the development of new called It - Churchill proposed in California, an avowed candidate haust streams ot the U.s. F-86 mllitary uses for nuclear force. for the GOP presidential nomina Sabres. were the late John Hammill (1925- For Hopeless Talks Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Fiori, par temational control of the strife 1931) and the late Albert B. Cum ents ot one of the men, confer_ Ot top priority among these is , tom Suez Canal where bloody tion, told the committee the GOP The Reds went into snap rolls the hydrogen bomb, which some and violent spins and plunged to mins (1902-1908). The last pre PARIS (JP)-Russia's Andrei Y. atomic weapons and establish red Thursday atternoon wlth dashes have broken out between cannot "turn the clock back" and scientists have esti.mated Is p0- expect to win in November. earth trom 30,000 feet Both Red vious person to try for a third Vlshinsky ominously declared ment ot international controls on Faunce about the expulsion ot British troops and Egyptians. consecutive term was Robert D. their son. The student said that tentially as much as 1,000 times "I am convinced the American pilots balled out but the Ameri Thursday that "unreasonable de atomic energy for peaceful pur Urging a four-power sponsor Blue, whom llear~sley defeated his parents (:oncJuded after the as powerful as the uranium bomb. ship of the Canal zone under people are not Socialists and will cans said one parachute tailed to mands presented by the American poses. Officials have said atomic ar oI)co. for the Republican nomination command clln glv. no hope for II In his two-hour speech, Vlshln meeting that "there wasn't much a-Ilain, France, Turkey aM the not tolerate s0daU~tic go~mmerrl in 1948. . tillery has been developed and United States, Churchill said that but they are definitely comml tted The third MIG, destroyed by successful conclusion" of Korean sky said Western ar",ments that could be done about It." will be ready :Cor possIble battle. gunfire, was credited Lt. Col. Those who announced earlier Britain alone cannot bear "the to social progress," Warren de to armistice talk3 at Panmunjom. against conSidering the whole Flori said that he wasn't sure field use in the not distant future. James B. Raebel of Redfield, S.D., lor the Republican gubernatorial whole burden" of the Suez which clared. "Any party which turns its lJe caUGDorothy Kilgallen, John supply of either pianes or pilots If a cheap, plentiful laboratory pox, diphtheria and other diseases. 3:00 Llllen'" Learn • Storyteller Daly, and Hal Block. Mr. G. for a real air baUle is not avail Friday, Jan. 18. campaign animal, susceptible to all strains of U nf. or,una tIt e y, a presen t sc I- 3:303:» New.Masterworks from Prance finance was the "mystery guest" of able without direct Russian inter polio can be :found, pro~s enlists have no way of growing 4~ OO Grinnell CoIIe,~ STUDENTS REGISTERED IN Heart be the week, and according to vention. The A-bomb might well against the diseases will hi e!,\or- 4:30 Tea Tlme Melodies be used. the virus in the quantities neces- &:00 ChUdren's "ou. the program of foreign studies sucCess. I custom the panel put on mously speeded up. Extensive re- sary to conduct research In mass 5:30 New. who expect to receive the certlf ThUr.da:!' Not Conquering search is being concl'ucted at doz- I ts t d' I 5:45 SpOrll blindfolds before he entered. exper men 0 Iscover a vace ne. 8:00 KSUl SIGN ON icate.of this program by the end Althou, Unfortunately, Ilia Identity The U. S. has no idea of trying ens ·o[ medical laboratories all It the virus weren't so "selective," 8:00 Dlnn.r Hour 01 this semester should contact not'end , wu no pt.rtlcular mystery to to conquer Chl'na, as Germany over America on this problem. we would probably have I·t whl'p - 8:1S7:00 New.Concm Claolc. PrOt. Funke Immediately to have one o( tI me, sLnce the day before the and Japan were conquered and oc- Scientists know that the vast ped by now. ' ;30 MusIc You Want their records of foreign studies the final show he had impulsively ph,oned cupied, The limits of the limited majority ot people who reach Recently Dr. John F. Enders of 8:009:00 Musiccampul for Shop the ConnolAleur checked. Office hours, daily 9:30 fJ47,361 to demand, "Hey, what kind of war would merely be extended so adulthood harbor the polio viruses. Harvard university succeeded in 8:40 New. Roundup and 11:30 in 106 Schaeffer hall. IIl&ney 51 questions are you going to uk ! that direct wOWlds could be in- It is possible that most of us have growing a form of polioA-lrus in 10 :00 SIGN OFr ATrENTlON ;'the fE me tomorrow ntght!" 1 can· flicted on the country which is "had" polio in a subclinical form. a tissue culture. This pr('miSes KSUI PROGRAM PH. D. FRENCH READING EX seniors: pected te aned myself to asking "Are you fighting us, ' That is, our cases were so mild [toilful possibilities :for future ~ml.natlon will be liven Friday, ments may now be der _ fe a comedian?" (llr. O. answered The task of freeing China now that they were not recognb:ed as mass production of the virus. CALENDAR Jan. 18, 1952, from 3 to II p.m. In Campus Stores on Dr~esen\1ta&'II ' the Catli "no") and let somebody else certainly seems no more hopeless polio. . When scientists have :found a room 221 A, Schaetter hall. Only ~ecelpt. operates gueas his Identity. Later Sam than the task of freeing -France Accol;dlng to c\lrrent medical successful ahd inexpensive Jabora r.I.. " J ...." II, "5. thOR will be Rccepted (or the test aroount 'uked, "Why didn't you give me A. chance Lo menUon '1 Want You'?" appeared in 1941. If the Cornmu- theory, we may be carriers of the tory animal and are able to l;TOW 8:00 MusIc by Roth who have signed the sheet posted $1 JTlllIi~ Dinner Music outside room 307 8M by Tuesday I pointed out that I had purposely Inquired, "WJly are you In New nlsts want to bring the matter to virus and could possibly communi- the elus\ye virus in the lar~ 8:30 Mualc You Want The p York 1" but that he had tailed to take advanlage ot the openln". a head now, Russia may live to cat.c it to some susceptible person quantities necessary for research News eveni"" Jln. 111. 1982. The next Illucted r: ArUeShaw Sam replied, "You know I never listen!" regret Panmunjom as much as - usually a child - In whom it purposes, they will probably soon ',U '.!xamlnation will be offered at overcro" Music for the Connola.. ur the end of Ibe second semester. Co'1r1*"" 1~S2, b)' 1I<0a.1I cere, DlllIlblit'ld by XlIII rutllRl S)'ndl~ Hitler did Pearl Harbor. Icould erupt in a virulent form. find the key to controlling polio. ~:;: SIGN orr • flve-st ' .. .I • THE DAILY IOWAN, FRIDAY, JAN. III, 1952 - PAGE THllEE ,,'U r I . New Products. Hollywo~d R~m~ins Mc)ther, 14, Fixes Formulas 390 Students to Be VVay Through ' Europe Degree Candidates ~Y li,!?~P~!lS :.Bums. Trousers That Breathe, At 3d Place In Live After six months of "bumming" At SUI Feb. 2 around Europe. Leona (Tex) Wooden Shoes Television Shows Jonker says she is glad to be Approximately 390 students will running a linotype on The Daily NEW YORK (IP) - BeItIess N1::\': !'()RK (A') - Hollywood be candidates [or degrees at the Iowan again. Miss Jonker left pvening trousers that breathe, an annual convocation at SUI Feb. 2, electric tan yOU can use for a has maue a big splash in te1evislon Iowa City in May, 1951, to sail according to Ted McCarrel, regis coUce table, and the latest fashion with its films but remains in 1rom flew York on the freighter trar. teerdam for a bicycle tour of Eu- in wooden shoes are at the top of third place behind New York and the new product list this week. Chicago in live network shows. Prof. Willard Lampe, director of rope: ' the SUI school of rellgion, will Sh'e ,used the bicycle to cover The evening trousers are made Despite the opening of the dellver the commencement ad 1,600 mUC$ in Holland and Eng by Esquire Sportswear company coast-ta-coast microwave link to dress, entitled "Peace in Our land, and went by train, plane, or New York. They have a pat the film capital. latest network Time," and SUI Pres. Virgil M. bus lind boat, and hitchhiked, ented :tipper waistband that ad schedules show Chicago with 31 Hancher will conler the degrees throuch seven other countries. justs to before-and-after dinner live network programs a week on the candidates. "I wa;s pretty luckY," she said. sizes. and Hollywood with 14 plus three "I Itep~ knocking on wood all The waistband adjusts along thc others that are on an alternate The SUI band, under lhe direc summer long." Her best luck was pleats by expanding or contracting week basis. tjon ot PrOf. Charles B. Righter, to two :tipper controls, and an in will provide the processional and h1tc~hiking with a couple from Pressing close behind Hollywood Bom~ay; India. She mel them in ner waistband of elastic maintains rcccSllionai Marcus Bach, pro are Cinc:nnati and Washington Inter~aken Switzerland, and again a snug Cit that "breathes" right fessor of religion, will serve as In Basel. along with you. Keeps your shirt with 12 live network programs chaplain and William D. Coder, It can hardly be called hitch down, too. each and Philadelphia with 11. ('Qordinator at veterans services, hilting, but. she rode with them Westinghouse Electric of Pitts Chicago has exercised a pro will act as master of ceremonies. in their Englisn J aguar for two bUl'gh makes the fan Ulat doubles found inll\olence on television with Commencement exercises will weeks, all through the Rhine riv as a cortee tab1c. It stands 20 Inch such programs as Kukla. Fran be held in the field house at 1:45 er Valley of Germany to Amster es hjgh and is covered wiUl a Oat and Ollie, Zoo Parade, Super p.m. dam, Hollahd. In return she taug!1't top 19 inches in diameter. Air Circus, This Is Mu ie and olhers. 14-YEAR-OLD Mn . GERALDINE HUDSON, Uses formulu for Candidates lor degrees include: them how to play canasta. "They "TEX" JONKER pictured at a Daily Iowan linotype machine. circulation is 2,700 cubic feet a [t promises to rcm:!in a Illajor her baby, Donald Jeremiah, while her hll5band, Sanford, 19, holds 32 tor doctor of philosophy, 105 loved It, and Rama kept winning, minute. An accessory is a serving source of TV programs in the fu the baby in their New York borne. They were married when she tor master's; 140 for bachelor's de so J gave the deck to them," Tex ing relatives, she I ft for England. wonderful, probably because I tray the size of the top of the lan ture. \\ as IS. gree in the college of liberal said. She spent a week in London could speak Dutch. And such ho, stand. The opening ot the nelwork link arts; 60 fol' bachelor's degree In She said Switzerland Is too "looking at a\1 the things I'd read pitable 'People. Complete strangers The wooden shoes are made by to Hollywood resulted in several the college ot commerce; 5 for beautUul - it somehow doesn't about Picadilly Circus, St. Paul's, would insist you stop in for tea the Stahmer Shoe company of shifts from l'few York to the film lowa's Share of Debt Is Less Than Others graduate nursing; 19 for law, and seem ' natural. Austria is II bit Westminster Abbey, Big Ben, Cov and cakes. Davenport, Iowa, especially for capital of programs that were 29 for englneering. "Holland Is clean and neat, An Iowa resident's :,;hare of the cities have a bonded indebtedness dirty, bilt the moun talns are as ent Garden, Buckingham Palace textile workers who have to stand already on the air, but few new The candidates' names were not lovelt as those in Switzerlaml. with lots of !lowers. The Dutch public debt-federal, rrtate and lo ot $35,749,000 or about $13.50 for -they're actually there. And it around in varIous chemicals in shows. Outstanding among. the revealed because of uncertainties And ' A~tria is a good deal lesS was good to hear English English, don't all wear wooden shoes, b:Jt the dye house. They have close cal-iS $1,705. each Iowa resident. new ones have been the Rf'd concerning the numbel' of gradu expensive. . • too." most of the children do because grained sanded maple soles 11,~ Before you reach lotto your cry Towns ot less than 2,500 popu Skelton and Dinah Shore pro ates, McCarrel said. V~M11 in Austria is her lavorite From London, she biked to shc.es are terribly expensive. We inches thick padded with a cush ing towel, pause a ntlOment and lation in Iowa have a bonded dt:'bt city; "It· bad everything," she said, Stratford on Avon, which was think the cost ot living is high ion inner lining. Tbe uppers are grams on NBC and My Friend think how much better of! an of $4,184,000 or about $\.50 for "concerts, statues at cvery corn tull of tourists. After five days ot here, but most Europeans-have a heavy leather tastened to the Irma, which started last week, Iowan is than his con:.temporllfY, each Iowan. The 99 counti!!s in --ADVENTURE u, the palace of Maria Theresa, !pushing the bike up hills, she much harder time of it than we wooden soles with cooper wire. on CBS. Mr. Average American who Jives Iowa have $15,136,000 in bonds 3lS ••".-Fr_ • • :." and an atmosphere all its own. took the train to Edinburgh in do." And there is extra precaution with On the other hand, Hollywood outside Iowa. outstanding, another $6 per capita. Offered IIJ ~1U'. I"I.. t .llIIIutIooI Besides, it had Russians - that Scotland, and then hltchhiked Tex lett Holland November 10 double stitching and rivets at has been making major new An Iowa resident es $123 The school districts are the fo, ,duut1o •• 1 trn,1. Schol.".I,. _liable. medII it ~citing!" farther north to Invernes. After for Antwerp in Belgium, and lett strategic spots. contributions via films made spe less than the latter. deepest in debt ot Iowa's taxing hom Salz:burg in Austria, she coming down past Loch Losmond, from there by freightcr for New The B-B Pen company of Holly cially tor TV, such as I Love The difference lies in the bodies. They owe $51,514,000, See Jlor.-S~ Leu CfOSS.ed into Germany to stop at she spent a week in the lake dis York. This trip took 14 days be wood, Calif., has an eye glass Lucy, Amos 'n' Andy, FircsiCle rowan's share ot state .and local about $20 for each resident o! the T_f. MEXICO. n...... Berchtes,arden. Through the cour trict of England bicycling up and cause of bad weather. Nearly cleaner so efficient, they say, that Theater and Groucho Marx. debts. The average state debt in state. w"" ...... tesy of the U. S. army, which has Qown the hills and around the everyone was seasick, and Tel{ dust and dirt and frost just slide Wlth many producers and spon the U.S. is $41; Iowa's is only The federal debt amounts to y.: ...... TM ...... a recreation center there, she saw lakes. She said this part of Eng says It's the "oddest" feeling but right orf and don't stick. The sors lavoring !11m over live shows, $11. Local debts througlbout the $255 billion. Each American's Soo,..,...,o.rJ9,"r_ __ Hitler's house, the' salt mines, and land is the nicest. no joke. package looks like a lady's lip it now appears likely that Holl)' nation average $134 per person; share is $1,653. Add that to the a cas~le at Chiemsee. From there After swinging down through After visiting her lamily in stick. Draw a light "X" o'f the wood's video influence will be Iowa's is only $41. $52 which is owed as an Iowan's \ ~ ... .,.rille.: she cro!ll!Cd into Austria again, North Wales to Dover, sh~ crossed Orange City dul'ing December she material on the lens and wipe it greater through TV movies than Actually, an Iowan Is beiter off share of Iowa's debt and you thea: into Switzerland, and the fol- to Calais and hitchhiked to Paris. is now back at work on a Daily off. It doesn't leave a film. It through live sho . over the than appears. The state ha~ more have $1,705. The nationaL average IITA "'=!=="" 10\v~llt day Into ,Italy - making It "Paris is charming, but It smells Ic..wan linotype. As yet ehe is un doesn't leave anything, the maker coast-to-coast hookup. than enough money set a 'lide to Is $1,828. S4S Jim A'I[ .. wn , .. n· .. , .... four clluntries in as many days. a bit. But the little villages are decided about resuming classes at says, except "near pedect clean pay the $11. Probably the city, SUI. But she's deIinitely made up B~ck in' Switzerland, she spent worse. Parisian shops are fabu liness." You a Iso can use it on Experiences ot Matt Cvelic who town, or schoo1 district has some sev~al . days in Zermatt, the little leus, and the Eiffel tower, the arch her mind to start traveling again windshields and gOigles. A sUck spent nine* years * as a *member of money on hand to offset thle $41 ------~--, inear the Matterhorn. "It's of triumph, the Louvre, Nou'e as soon as she gets the money vwaie is designed to last a year. the Communist party while work owed as an Iowan's share <".If the I mu~·' mQl'e beautiful than in pic Dame - it's something to dream together. "Next time I want to In Evansville, Ind., ServeL is Ing as an undercover agent for local publlc debt. t~r,'·· She said. "It's stark alone about." get up into Norway and Sweden, making reCriJerators with colored the Federal Bureau o[ Investiga Latest figures show that 'Jowa ness ' i:\}akes it something you can Bu~ for real charm, Tex prefers and then see more ot Italy and I !~!~w~~ t1~~~, ~,!~~ \~~: II interiors. They come Ln Icicle tion will be brough t to radio " purchase at Swank Bakery until Friday, Jan. loo~ ,!Ill ~ay, Climbirtg it would Holland. "Of course, I'm preju end up in India and Australia 1i). <. ~ at blue, luminous gold, or sunfrost ~ artoliher thing though." , diced - my parents came :from before coming back. I've got the listeners In a new series '.-1'. 25, 1952. Only one ad per purchase please. I green. The idea is to select a Company to Stop :-1,,-:;1\ Aff~r n, month in Ho1jand visit- Holland. But people there were bug for sure now." color to harmonize with your kit The broadcasts arc being rc I corded by the Frederic W. Zlv t-.l" ~ \, .,. chen decor. 5 DM Sus Lines \~ ~ Special-Friday and Sat. A sealer-coatcr paint that dries company, which has bought ra I iC?ra.nge Pudding-In The Shell Phi Delta Thetas in 20 minutes to two hours is dio rights lor 10 years [rom DES MOINES (.4') - Mayce; A. being produced by E. I. Du Pont Cvellc. The big radio transcrip B. Chambers said late Thursday CAKE: de Nemours & Co. or Wllmingto:1, tion lirm also has signed film stilT "Jt appears lhat the people of IDes I ~ STRAWBERR!,.~~~FFON Elect New Officers Del. The paint comes in semi Dana Andrews to a 10-year denl Moines are golng to be on ttlelr paste form and is thinned with to portray Cvelic in the programs, feet again, come next Monlday I Newly elected o!lcers of Phi water. When the sealcr-coal.er entitled "I Was A Communist for morning." I Delta Theta, social fratcrnity are dries, the !lnish coat can be ap the FBI." His comment was in reter~ce plied. It is especially recommended The series has gone into pro to a controversy between the city I 55e by Du Pont for hospitals, stores, duction to Hollywood for release council and the Des Moines Rail~ I President, Jack Broms, A3, Es hotels, and offices where revenue start.lng March 30. The transcrip way company over the fum's SID therville; vice-president, Jim Hcn is lost when rooms are out oC tions will be furnished direc~ly to nounced Intention to abolish :crve I dricks, A3, J e'(rersot\; house man 'serv[ce. radJo stations rather than by net city bus lines and reduce service BAKERY 210 E. Collere Dial 4195 I ageI', Jim Olmstead, A3, Des work. on two others next Monday. MOincs ; secrelary and scholarship L chairman, Sherman Anthony, A2, U.S. Curbs 6 Packers Council Bluffs; alumni secretary CHICAGO (JP) - The federal and athletic manager, Rell: Ruther, court issucd temporary injunctions A3, Des Moines; rushing chairman, Thursday restraining six meat Clark Bening, A2, Waterloo. packing firms from selling pork Social chairman, John T. Hoi containing [at in excess of land, A3, Des Moines; pledge amounts permitled by OPS regu trainer, Bill Snider, A3, Iowa City; lations. warden Ted Chapler, A2, Sioux An OPS official has claimed HELP YOURSELF TO City; chaplain, Bob Linder, A2, that customers in Illinois, Indi OelViein; historian and librarian, ana ond Wisconsin have been Jim Agan, A2, Des Mowes; stew bill,cd of more than a milllon dol ard, Tom Treynor, C4, Sioux City lars in buying pork with too much and chorister, Bob Richards, A3, [at. The hcart of U1C orange flavors constantly. Add orange juice and WINTERTIME HEALTH MOline, Ill. the,pudding; and the golden shells, rind and remove from heat. Cool, notched, make pretty servers. stirring occasionally. Chill. with' """d.1I eleetrie,., ,.ppli,.nees! This i ppealing dessert so appro Remove any remaining pulp University Newcomer's Student Breakfast priqte for a children's party or [rom orange shells and cut notched millir another occasion cert~inly edge. If necessary, cut thin slice Bridge Party Monday looks like something special. Ac trom bottom of shell to make cup at the tually it is a budget-saver,-one set !lat on plate. Fold whipped University's Newcomer's club of 'those thjngs where a little cream and coconut Into the chilled will meet (or a bridge and canasta Imagination and a bit of doing add pudding. Pile lightly into the party Monday evening at 7:30 in Princess Cafe up ··to lots of enjoyment at small orange shell cups. Garnish with the University club rooms of the Soothing, relaxing warmth, quick penetrating heat, cost. tew shreds orange rind or addi Iowa Union. even the beneficial effects of summer sunshine Make the ilutfy orange pudding tional coconut. Serve on paper Mrs. Alex Popov will be host 2 Eggs wit.b quick-cooking tapioca, a day doilies or green leaves. Makes 6 ess for the evening. Her committee --all these are yours at the snap of a switch or so before if morc convcnient, to 8 servings. is composed of Mrs. Kay McEwcn. 2 Wheat Cake , :with these warm friends at YO\1f disposal. Stop in and store it covered in the re • If desired, Ih cup quick-frozen Mrs. W. G. Goodale, Mrs. J . La -see how you can take a vacation from winter's tricerator. At serving time pile concentrated orange juice may be ta, Mrs. E. Baumann and Mrs. BuHer.Syrup pl.ldping in prepared orange shells substituted for the orange juice W. S. Jeter. :& and chills-with modem electrical aid;tl and garnish as desired. and orange rind. Increase water Women are reminded to bring Coffee ~ntl1l1 Oranre Tapioca to 2 cups. rhange with them tor refresh * cup quick-cooking tapioca ments. 3ge *' cup sugar TALKS ON A-80MB ~ teaspoon salt GOMPLETES 21-DAY LEAVE . 1 ~ "cups water Prof. Carl Menzer, director of Leo Holderness, son or 6 A.M. till 11 A.M • I ~up orange juice" station WSUJ, told Iowa City Ro Ptc. tarians at their meeting Thurs Mrs, Ed Rogers, 510 South Linn 1 leaspoon grated 0 ran g e day noon of some of the more re ft., will return to camp today fol til\do Under New Mcmaqement For that "Florida Tan" rlibt 6 to 8 orange shells cent developments in testing atom lowing a 21-day leave at home. He at home! Provides abun will return to a new assignment cup cream, whipped bombs. dant ultra-violet without * at Camp Stoneman, Calif. He was I c~p shredded coconut, cut Menzer was an observer and con excessive beat or ' &Iare. (optional) ducted tests at the recent A-bomb previously stationed at Ft. Camp The Princess Cafe Complete witb fixture and Combine tapioca, sugar, salt, explosions in Nevada near French bell, Ky. He has been in the serv 114 S, Dubuquo ~~;att tube, SI4.15 and water in saucepan. Place over man's flat. ice since December, 1950. medium heat and cook until mix ture comeS to a full boil, stirring INFItA-RED HEAT LAMP Provides quIck reHe1 from muacular Hospital Campaign aches and pains. AlBo URful for dry ing nail polisb, paint, 8tockin~e Termed 'Success' Jackson's Annual Sale frostin, the refrigerator, thawing pipes and warmin, up the motor Sit. FORT MADISON, IA. (.4')-A ot )'our car. & low as • , campaign to raise $350,000 to help finance an addition to Sacred Heart bospital here has been a Clearance of Giftware and Lamps sue'cess, leaders of the drive said , . Thtltlday. HEArING PAD Although the campailln does Indispensible wben concen. not end until Jan. 31 , Walter Cole, trated heat II needed for var AUTOMATIO one of the leaders, reported that ious allments. G-E model with alijuatable heat control th~ final report meeting showed to ILAIKET 500;0 ' off and removable •• »47,86l subscrib~, and more cover as low .. ".I. Here'•• a _ tt &bOle Ie7 llaeew, mlam.ht Harell. melley llllU wlU come in. \ fer extra coven, mouatalnl of heav)' blanke&.. J1II& ;:the federal government is ex Nt Ole dial .. flIe denee of warm&b 10g dMlr-tlle pected. to contribu Ie $350,000 Ull ltIaJlket malntaIDI coutant wandl recardiell If der a federal aid program, and elIaD"", In r_ aeIDperatare. tbe Catholic Sisters' order which ELECTRIC IlEAna operatca the hospital a similAr Ideal for providinl quick, lupplemental warmth In the bedroom, livin, room, amount to meet the estimated Gift and ElectricI .., $1 million cost of the project. stlldr, etc. Several model. from which to choose including circulatiD. types The present building was con by Emerson and Arvin. * .trul!ted in 1912, but has been '108 South Dubuque Tbia G.E reflector model, .. .1.11 overcrowded. The addillon will be • flv~-storr , flreproo! wing. • ... " THE DAILY IOWAN, nIDAY, .. See Rugged B~ttle for Reb. ounds~ ·, . SU I Reicha;di -P-ick. 'it~s Tfais Way, 'Gene' Of Green Bay; Gopner$,Plenty ' Rough ,AUral By JACK SQUIRE . )tilton E. u Daily Iowan Sports Edltnr it," snid O'Connor, "this figllrll . 01 the SUI libr Skins Get Hube 10 be as tough a game 9S we~l . for the new ~ Things may get plenty rough Bill Jlelchardt 1"U picked by had all yeal'. Ozzie Coules Is I \iCJII, Jan. 25-21 the Green Bay Pacl.::!rs ThlU'llday and ready in the [igh t for re sharp cOach and he has good per· , Lord, direct In the professional tootbaU draft. bounds Saturday night, thinks sonnel III Kalafat, Bob Gelle, aIM ,ws., public I Relc:hardt was the seventh c:bolc:e Coach Bucky O'Connor conccrning Chuck McneeL We consider tilt!! ; frOm \930-193l Track Fortunes Rising- of the Packers &lid ranked .3rd Minnesota'b coming appearance at fellows just as good as Indialll, Fwmer 01 amolll' a ll players ,pleked. tile field house. and you can be sure we won't III If you have any enthusiasm lett over after cheering for Iowa's Only one oiber Iowa. player, tae The Gophers, averaging 6-2 3/5 looki ng past them to the Indlam Ralph Eo Ell tine basketball team, why not consider tor a moment what's going on game Monday night" rtdor, said f in Hawkeye track circles these days. kle Hubert John8&on. WIU plc:ked [or their starting five, arc reported Mcneel, as O'Connor intimated, have headed t Unless you have been a pretty close follower of this sport, it may by the pro dubs. Johaslon waa the to be as physically rough a team come as Quite a surprise to learn that the Hawks are no longer floun might bear special watching. HI ly 50 yea' choice of the \l'uhincton Red- was one of the top high school ' neat dering around at the very bottom of the conference as was the ca c as the conference has Secn in some klns. players in the country last year ' !be ~remony. for too many years In the '40s. time. And with Iowa showing Details of thell' contracts were and is showing very well in his Previous bus In fact, given a few breaks ~ome weakness in rebounding not available Tluarsclay and neUh first year of college ball, hitlinl prfvent Maleo like having everyone stay eligible against Indiana and Northwestern, for the second semester--chances er bas made any deelsions yet. 12.7 a game as well as playinl , :rian emeritus I an-n't half bad that Francis Cretz the visitors could prove plenty a clever floor game. lie library, meyer's young men will be keep NEW YORK fJP}-The top pri~e troublesome. Ha.wk Notes: One r~as~n for , libral'ian of ing company with the league's up at the 1951 college football crop "I thought that we did fairly Iowa's success thus far IS Its hot • br per crust when the final returns Vanderb1lt's Bill Wade-feU to the shooting nights. The HawkeYe! , ~u. IC are In. Say fourth place in the Big champion Los Angeles Rams well in our rebounding last week have averaged .363 in on/erent! illss Jane E. Ten meets and you might be Thursday in a National league end," O'Connor said Thur~day. play and .342 for all games. " Ule SUI right. draft that saw tI marked trend "Don't forget that Chuck Darling Chuck Darling is really torri4 And If anyone think that away from single wmg talent. with a .429 mark for all games. " fourth place isn't much to get e - The Rams won the coveted Bob Clifton continues to lead Hero cited about, merely consider some "bonus" pick In a blind draw with Tickets Gone Thompson for runner up scorilll of the dark days recent Iowa track six other clubs and Immediately honrs, 13.2 to 10.5 a game. .. " teams have had: put the finger on the 6-2, 202- All reserved seats for the Min- Ev Cochrane has looked gooj ID Last in 1947, '48, and '49 In the pound T-quarterback from Nash nesota rame Itave been sold. it was practice this week but Deacoa outdoor meet with 6, I 1/ 3, and ville, Tenn., rated by the pros as announced Thursday. orne ren- Davis will continue to start at for. :j4 points; also 10 t in those years the outstanding prospect for the ward with Thompson, C'Conn')! eral admi ion eats may gO on Chuck Mencel in the indoor me t Wlth 2, 4, and money game. (Oal17 '.""aD said. . .Chuck Jarnigan is al!ll o points. Wade, a brilliant long passer, ONE OF TilE E NIG IIT hig Chuck Darting- may foul out of a sale before the game depending F,mfl Star Showing up well. There were many other in hard runner and big enough to ra~ , and If that occurs It's likely that Gene Hettrick wUl be called on the number of tudenls showing -- ~_~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ___"" on to take over. Hettrick, a 6-5 sophomore wbo starred for Iowa City glorious seasons, too, such as no play defense, probably won't be up for the COil test. 57. points in '45 and 1/6 of a point in available for two years since he's hlJ"It, Is shown reUing a lew pointers from Darling, the Bir Ten's None of t"e other Gophers is BAKE SALE '46, all of which clearly illustrates committed under a V-5 program leadin&" scorer. HeUdck has seen little action thus tar but Is consid quite that big or broad but all are Women'. Alliance - that the cinder sport was in no to two years of naval duty. How ered a &"ood pro peel. was in there with big boys both said to be well equipped in the Unitarian Church Francis Cretzmeyer times and usually had to fight two danger of being charged with ever. the Rams, with two fine physical department. 9-12 A.M. " ... Study. study, study" or three men for the rebounds. We SAT. JAN. 19 overemphasis. quarterbacks In Bob Waterfield Good Personnel What ailed Iowa track durIng those years Is a tOU chy and compli and Norm Van Brocklin, figure could use more help though, from CURTIS FLOWER SHOr cated story which need not be discussed here, except to note that the they. can wait. Wrestling Lineup Set our ~orwards on offensive re "Don't make any mistake about existing situation was not one ot the brighler chapters of the Iown alh Get Cllrey bounding." I tic d partment. After harnessing Wade, the Kalatat Tough That's aU been changed nolY, however, and whilc the Hawkeyes Rams prOceeded to pick up a pair Darling, who has taken first Professional are by no means a power, Cretzmeyer has doctored the patient up to For Wisconsin Meet of all American ends-Bob Carey place in the Big Ten SCOI ing race J the point where Iowa has gone on to national recognition In spots. with a 22 point average, i; in for Application and Graduation Too mueh credit can't be given to this 39-year-old coach whosc oC Michl$an State and Dewey Mc By JIll COOKE Connell of Wyoming In the regu another tough evening against Ed slow, dlCflcuJt rebullding task has been steadily progressing in spite of The 1952 edition ot the Hawk Kalafat, the Gophers' burley cen orne very real obstacles. lar draft, a drawn-out, all-day af eye wrestling squad will open its ter. In Cretz's first season here In 1949, the Hawks got nary a point fnir. Swimmers, Fencers Only the San Francisco 4gers, season her Saturday afternoon at KalMat, 6-6% and 224 pound, Portraits In the conference indoor meet. Last year, In the outdoor DHalr, his 2 p.m. at the Iowa field hou e team rose to tilth with 20 poInts. And, as said before, this year's lenm who pluck d thr all Amerka is described by Iowa Scout Ben For That Important Job Application against the WlscoJlsln Badgers. Leava for Wisconsin Douglas as "the most active big looks to be the strongest 10wl\ repl"()sentative in quite 0 while. stars in the first five bnllots, ap Mike Howard, beginning his 31.:t HourI: 10 a.m, to 5:30 p:m: To explain Cretzmeyer's modest success thus far, you have to be parently fared as well In cushion man I've seen in the conI renc" familiar with the problems that he has been tussling with since his ing their squad tor the tuture. The year as Iowa wrestling coach, h.1S For Saturday Meets in the pust two years." He 11US arrival here {rom North high in Des Moines. 4gers picked up Hugh McElhenny, a nnounced a starting lineup com averaged 16.1 points a game, in Washington's ploughing fullback; posed of five juniors, two S,eniors, Sixteen Iowa swimmers and cluding a 30 point output when nine fenccrs will compete against Pat O'Donohue, Wisconsin end, and one freshman. Minnesota toppled Kentucky, 6l- Was Faeed with Problems Wisconsin at Madison Saturday and Bob ToneU, Notre Dame tac- Dick Salome at 137 pounds and kle. , Dean Lansing at 177 pounds are afternoon. For one thing, and a very important thln" there has never been The squads will leave Iowa City an over abundance of [nick talent in the state, and it has been Cretz's Single wing tailbacks went beg the two scniors among the first o by bus this morning and will re ') eight starters. Lansing is a lettcr chiet concern to see that as much of that limited supply as possible ging in the draw. Princeton's Dick turn immediately after their meets. comes to Iowa. Kazmaler, the most decorated col winner, while Salome is beginning it lege player of the 1951 season, his Lirst year in Jnterconeglate While these teams are meeting HOW' MAN Here, of course, arises the old Iowa problem ot meeting the com 'Wisconsln at Madison, tbe Badger TIMES A DAY petition from bi,ger and richer schools, who go after the top prep cin wasn't picked until the 15th round, competition for the Hawkeyes. wrestling team will be at Iowa der stars with all the inducements familiar to football recruiting. when the Chicago Bears took him. The fIve juniors who will re City. Still, Iowa hasn't been doing half bad ot late, such as this year Lauricella Overlooked present the Hawkeyes Saturday It is the second meet for the when the three top prospects in the state-Bobby Clark, Dick Fowler There wasn't a call for Hank afternoon are Captain Pbil Duggan swimmers, who ,beat Jlllnois, 55-38, nnd Jim Milani-have shown up here. All three, incidentally, placed Lauricella, all-America wheel in the 130 pound class, Rich Hick a! Champaign l;lst Saturday. Wis on the national high school honor roll. horse of Tennessee, voted the No. enbottom at 157 pounds; Charles consin lost to Indiana last week. The year belore LeRoy Ebert was the prize catch while throullhout I college team last year In the As Woodruff in the 147-pound divi The fencing team will open its the past few years there has been a good !low ot talent (rom the Chi sociated Press poll. sion, Don Heaton, who wm wrcstle 12-meet schedule. cago suburban league like Ted Wheeler (rom Evanston. Vic JanowiCZ, Ohio State half at 167 pounds, and George Myers This is the personnel of the The pickup In the number of prospects coming to Iowa can defi back who was the outstanding wrestllng in the heavyweight di squads: nitely be traced to the hard work Crctz has put in in creating trat'k college player of the 1950 season, vision. Swimmlnc - Wally Nicholson, Interest around tbe state and among the alumni by attending high was not picked until the seventh All have won previous wrestling Dick Labahn, Ron Johnson, Keo school meets and appearing as a speaker at athletic banquets etc. round and then he went to the letters at Iowa with the exception Mana, George Yim, Dick Penning Another of Cretz's problel1ll, one whicb seemed to be hitting WaShington Redskins. of WoodruCt, who came to Iowa ton, Bunny Broeder, Frank La track unusually hard, was the tact that B large number of good pros The lowly New York Yanks bad trom Burlington with a fine high Due, Lee Hoeft, Tom Christensen, pects were being thrown by academic troubles before progressing very first choice in the regular draw school record. Willis Weber, Mike McGuire, Al far In school. and chose a crack line-backer The lone freshman among the bert Higgins, Don Labahn, Herb Why trackmen should be less suceptlble to book learnjng than Les Richter, 230-pound California eight starters will be Jerry Reeder Martin and Bob Stein. other athletes hasn't been satisfactorily explained, but as Cretz says, center. of Cedar Rapids who will go in Fencing - Frank Craig, Dean .TSlnce I've been here I've been prodding the boys to study, study, Green Bay fl"abbed next and the 123-pound weight class. Kenny, Maynard Minnich, Ron study." took Vito (Babe) ParilU, Ken tucky's pa.ssing ace who threw to The Iowa squad will hold a Feldman, Hughes Hopewell, Jack It his words eRl)'t do the trick, it's doubHul It anyone can, for it light lI,Io1'k04t Friday afternoon Allen, Bob Barnes, Dick Knowles a 1 ecord 50 touchdowns during his would be hard to imagine a coach gettlnll mor~ genuine admiration and the weighing-in ceremonies and Mike Gibbs. and respect from his pupils than Cretz commands. career. I The Pittsburgh Stee1ers plucked with Wisconsin wm take place :I t This. along with his technical competence, has resulted in close 9 a.m. Saturday. CRU ADER TOP T. LOUI knit, fiercely competing Iowa track teams wWch more and more arc Ed (Mighty Mo) Modzelewski, 210-pound Maryland fullback. After the Saturday match with BOSTON (tP) - Jim Dilling'S making their prcsence felt In this to.ugh 1eague. the Badgers, the Hawks contin..Je But win or lose, you fan be sure that everyone on the team has The Philadelphia Eagles' tirst foul shot in the last second of choice was Johnny BrJght, the Big Ten conference competition overtime boosted Holy Cross into been giving it his all in practice and in competition. with a Monday eVBlling dual meet "No one would bave the heart to let Cretz down," explained one high-scoring Drake backfield star the national basketball spotlight member of the squad. "He's lust too nice a guy." who suf!ered a broken jaw in the with a strong Indiana squad. The Th ursday night as the Crusaders ._------gume with Oklahoma A & M. The Iowa-Indiana match will be at edged fi[th-ranked St. LOuis, 66-65 Chicago Cards picked Ollie Mat the Iowa field house and competi before 8,771 limp ians in the McKinley Falls son, all-America fullback from. tion \~iJ1 begin at 8 p.m. Garden. ____ ~ . 100? Ii Announce Captains San Francisco, who led the na To Hawklets, 60-52 tion in scoring last fall with 126 For Sorority R~lays points and 21 touchdowns. CEDAR RAl'ID - Jim ~e IF lOll' Team captains tor the Sorority man dropped In 29 points here Thursday nl'ht to lead City high Iowa Enters Team Relays and Qle SFhedule of track over HcKlDle;y, 60-52, in a &,a me Till RIG RE III AVERAGE SMOKER and field events for tonight's AIl played at the Cae college field For University relays to be held in boac. Table Tennis the field house were announced WI&h Jamie ADm1\<" also leor An Iowa table tennis team will liT lllSWER IS OVER 200! by track Coach Francis Cretz Ja, well with 11 points, the Little compete in the Missouri Valley led all the way. Closes' meyer. Hawu tournament in Kansas City, Sat McKInley ca~ wu Uaree minutes urday and Sunday. The Memorial The All-University event opens Irom &he ead when It cui the City Union is sponsoring the lour. man at 7 p.m. with the pole vault and lead &0 tive POint.. team, chosen !rom performance Ye.,200 time. every day closes with the Sorority Relays at The llawklets led 19-10 at thc in the University Table Tennis 8:50. Sandwiched between will be quarter, 35-21 at the balf, and club's weekly tourname"*s. your no •• and throat ar~ 43-38 alter Utree quarters. Top man on the team is Leon the Intramural and Intrafraternity Cily hlP abo won the soPbo ard Hippchen, university champion expo.ed to irritation a •• Relays, and the broad jump, hi,h more PIlle, 60-35 as Fred Nosek and previously Texas university jump, 60-yard dash, and the 60- 1IeO* 1. POints and Bill Stevens champion. Ch~ck Windle won the 200 GOOD REASONS WHY yard high nnd low hurdle events. htl tor 1&. OberUn college championship be TIle Uawtdets .", III action Captains representing nine so fore coming to Iowa, where he acain toaJcb$, playlnr at home !Inished a close second to Hlpp YOU'RE ImER OFF SMOKING r orities which have entered arc: aplat Ea.t Waterloo In a nOD chen. Dean Norman, third man on J ay Anderson, Pi Beta Phi; LeRoy conference ,ame. lhe team, placed second in the 11151 PHILIP MORRlsl Ebert, Alpba Delta PI; Rich Fer stale tournament. Jerry Tassone, Look W,.at You Get: guson, Howard House; Art Fudge. 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TONIGHT aSeEIIH Featured with F amOU5 Hollywood Stars Blue, to Durant in the PHILIP MORRIS IntercoUegiateActing Competition U-blah travels to Durant to nllht for ita el,hth Eastern Iowa conference pme of the season, The Blues are currently in IeCOnd Concert Will Begin Promptly At 8.00 P.M. place with a record of six lames . won and only one lost in confer "------ence competition, Dedication SUI Discussion Team Swealer Yarn Film on Florida to be Shown Rates Excellent in Flame, Hanger Unravel "Roaming Robert" Friars, wbo 'Hot' Mystery hitch-hiked around the world in Director Nation-Wide Contest 1939 on a $5 bet, will show his SUl forensic students have been Through the obliging e!!orls of latest movie here Sunday night. l fi Milton E. Lord, former director awarded a ratiog of excellent in 1 laundry manager, an assistant The color travelogue, sponsored ~s gllrls, 01 the SUI library, will be present the first annual radio discussion professor of textiles, a Cedar Rap- by the Iowa Mountaineers club, {or the new SUI library dedica ~ ontest conducted by tape record ~ le.s W~'\l ing by the Chicago undergraduate Ids detective and two Iowa City will be shown at 8 p.m. in Mac rOOd I tiDII, Jan. 25-26. division of the University of D iremen, the "hot" sweater mYS- I bride auditorium and th narra , Pet. Lord, director of the Boston, lInois. t ry has been solved - probably. tion will be furnished by Friars [,elte, alii 1faIS., public library, served here A. Craig Baird, director of for L. A. Bradley, manager of the In person. lIer th~ . India frOm \980-1932. ensics at the university, received SUI laundry. proved Wednesday Friars' picture, a !ull-Iength , word of the award Thursday from that the sweater which turned up ~ r-er Dl.reetors Invited Wayne Thompson, director of for HI Iowa City was inflammable but feature, will show the scenic won Indian. Ralph E. Ellsworth, present di- ensics at the Chicago school. not "exploslv ," as some reports ders, sports and pageants, agri U I rector, said five directors who Sixteen colleges and univers have described the garments in culture and industry and wild1i!e 'ties from all sections of the coun .ther cities. of the state of Florid". rna~ bave headed the SUI library for try participated in the contest. The He concluded that perhaps the Points of Interest feutured In nearly 50 years were invited to problem cliscussed was, "How can Iowa City sweater had not been year ' tile ceremony. the United States best meet thE' 'oated with elements similar to the film are the overseas highway I in hi Previous business committments narcotics menace?" Ubrary architecture and building Connelly, Ray Donovan, Vernon the stabbings but so far they have 13 songs composed by Caplan for Record Daily insertions dur1.ng month, Jaat Tlr~. John. ~MALL apartment. DJal 83112. (ily Chevrolet. Itke neW. planning in the Shambaugh lee- Dubishar, Clifford GOOdrich, Ade- been unable to question Mrs. the Panacea prodUction. Last year, per insertion ...... 70c per inch 8 - 12~. BIRTH 8rln, Ad. ... erh.em~nt .. to lure room. line A. Koss, R. J . MUer. Gertrude Coonan, former 2d lieutenant in two pianos were used for the mu 1939 FORD. *,00. Phone 8·2710. Help Wanted Rare Books Show Paulus, Frank E. 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