30. 1~ ~ , Fair Good M~"ning IOWA: Clearinr and dlmlnlshJ11I' City Iowa City winds today. Iowa City's Morning Newspaper mils at. - ! Mo~ ~TABLISHED 1868 VOL. 78 NUMBER 106 1:8.1 AS OelATID l'alS8 lOW A CIT Y, lOW A tHURSDAY. JANlJARY 31. 1946 AI' ,... Er80TO FIVE CENTS e L. HOt. ~ ect, the 'rom ran. d sPot~ ~ )f resetl't .

. the Uhi. cal hous- student., ounel grees on Iranian Dispute i put in they ar. ace°rdint IOfficer Drafted ·Government to Permit PRESIDENT HAS TETE-A-TETE WITH CHILD STAR predict Union Leaders UNO to Permit ready let Nork wid • Families to Join :sible. Reject GM· War Warning Soldiers Overseas Russia, Iran ==qu Committee learns Theater Commander Wage Ofler Of Plan to Notify Must Assure AdequClte , 0 Negotiate Fleet Commanders Housing, Medical C9r. Unwilling to Renew Unanimous Decision Membership Clause WASHlNGTON (AP) - Navy WAS H ING TON (AP)-The E Capt. A. H . McCollum said yester- army announcewever, with the lhc big, 1\5,000 tonner on the ways was driving through an alley Storms said. Irict lire chief's car, two police aid of a but~erflY net your wea­ at No rfolk, Va., after the rcsults when the representative of the He said the writing, on the in­ T cruisers and a police ambulance therman was able to estimate of the atomic bomb test against law kicked the door 01 his cal'. He side of the box, would be com­ 850 halted a snowball battle yesterday that about two Inches of snow is warships this spring and summer asked damages. pared with the writing on the - between schoolboys-much to the lying in varying depthS over the • have been assessed. Fellow-members of the police ransom note left when the six­ - III1'prile ot everyone concerned. city. It isn't ,oing to snow any­ nRST AID IS GIVEN THE SURVIVORS of the Jap repainalion ship, Enoshilna Maru, on the dock Among other things, the navy mounted division booked the al­ yeor-old gid was abducted .Tan. 7 One of the snowballs broke tite more, the sky will be clearing at Sba~bal, Jan. 23, at_ the American naval froutb of the l'anpe river. wants to see what damage is done leged offender, named "Victor," by a maniac ,who dismembered IIus on a fire alarm box and s~ soon and it will conUnue to be senfer&. The ship .&ruck. a mloe 60 miles off tbe m el,b~r Brevard, saved aU but ~O of the 4,300 pas­ to the superstructure of warships, as "Horse 51," and began an in­ her body and dropped the pIeces off the alarm. cold. (AP WIBEPHOTO) including guns and armor. vestigation. in sewers and catch baaw. PAGE TWO THE D A It Y lOW A N, lOW A CITY, lOW A THURSDA Y. JANlJARY 31. 1946 Editorialsl OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN .Pre : From All ~ ...... til. UNlVaas~ ()ALaND"a ...... It ... I .... tM ",. ~ ••• t·. Oil' ... 0" CapU.L It..... ler tb. OaNllaAL NOTICII III France Tums to Puffing Her House in Order " ~~ ••_1"" ...IU. tit• ..m, .. •• Itor ., Tb. ".u" lo...... _, .. ~ 1\ ,la_ I. til. Ion p ...ld .. lor tlt.lr '.po.1t la til•• !f'_ 01 '" The que tion of how mnch power Franc France' failnr to look to h l' economic lind ~ • O.IIJ 1...... OaNHAl. HOTleRS mD.1 b. at T ... Dally I .... " Around ~ .:.... DI ...... , ~eeeclJD' lir.'" ••blloaUo., aeUu. wW ROT .. ~ ~~t8fC>J~ 10" tel.pb ...... ad m.d b. TypaO oa LIIOIBLY wvrnt 10 would be able to wield in international affairs political r habilitation. During the war h .... , .... • ... BIONED "y a ... ' ....1101. , ...... was raised e" n before the nation wa liber­ nnturaly was con I'n c1 with maintaining Vol. XXIT No. 107 Thursday. January 31. I" ated. TeaTly veryone a. 'um d that h would France'. international pre. ti~e, and hi con­ The State ct'rn has carried over into the po. twar period. 131 continue to be influential because hc wa an nder de Ganll '. I adel. hip, Frollce con­ UNIVERSITY CALENDAR ally and beeau e, he mode some effort to con­ KEOKUK (AP) - Stating that t.inued to • llpport a. larg army and incurr d Tba.rscIar. Jan. 31 Tuesday. Feb. I) RUssel tinue to fight even aftel' the nation had b{'en higl) governmental cxpen. e.. The Jarge army "a felony has been committed," a 2 5 K' t t Uni I - p. m. ensmg on ea, - 2 p. m. Partner bridge. Univtr. meU ' occupied by the Of'rmans. But how great her wa It nece SII-ry part of d Gaulle' for ign sity club. co coroner's jury said in a verdict - versit y cu.I b give tile influence would be wa. a troubling question. policy, but it , udc!1 d the French people with yesterday that Rose Foley. 28, of . Thursday. Feb. 't And today many-from officials down to a burden that only . Iowed tlleit· rehnbilitn­ Gregory Landing, Mo., was tatal- 8 p. m: University convocatIOn; 12 M LUll che on, Univenll1 mencem private individuaL a1'C wondering if France tion. Iy injured in an acirient in which \ Iowa Union. cl ub. o'clock hasn't been oJ lowed too sll'ong a voice. 'l']ley 'rhe new pre ident, F lix GOllin, on th a car driven by Vernon E. At­ Friday. Feb. 1 aturday. Feb. 9 Vlill be I 8 p. m. Basketball: Purdue VI. have. been pointing e.'ij)ecially to the French other hand., . ems more nttentive to internal water. 22, Kahoka, Mo., "crashed 4:15 p. m. and 8 p. m, University Iowa, field house. gil lIf. I into the side of the car in which dates. opposition to centralized occupation of Gcr­ affairs. He has propo d reduction of th Film $Qciety, Eoglish motion pic- Sunday. Feb. 10 many which the other AlIies want. military forces, measur to ch k inflation she was riding." A. pro ture: "The Scarlet Pimpernel," art 8 p. m. Iowa Mountaineers: be givel Other occupation difficulties are traceable and higher tax{'s. IIe also want the black Miss Foley die d In a hospital here Jan. 20 from injUries suf­ auditorium. 1945 Sixth annual summer outinc, cOndUct« to the French. A{'col'ding to an A" oeiated mllrket, which is apping l~rnnce's eeonomie 8 p. m. Variety Show (for all chemistry auditorium. Righ t Pm<;i survey in Germany, many American ot­ stl'ength, wiped onto fered at midnight of Jan. 18. County Attorney G. L. Norman . Monda.y, Feb. 11 bands. new students); Stuart Mill e r, I 7:30 p. m. Iowa Section of Arn- fieers belipve that the French lIre to blame lt i. 11 't going to bc easy for Oouin to carry said a manslaughter charge prob­ )oclud becanse the Amerienns, British and Russians out his domesti • program. High r tfiX. and ably would be filed today against masl~r of ceremonies; Sally ~i rd-I erican ChemJcal society; speaker. 'Sol a saU TIl chal'ge; Macbl'ide audltor- Professor H. I. Schlesinger 011 aren 't mOl'e cOl'dial. price eeilings Won't b popullll' with th Atwater who already has been by To mllke matteN; WON;e, France JIIIS und r­ Pr('nch people. charged with reckless driving in ium. "The Growth and Development 0/ taken it. stumbling, sometime. ob. trocti've in­ But putting their hou. in order i. the only connection with the accident. Saturday) Feb. 2 Ian Abnormal Chemical Infan ~ 8 p 0 d S 01 Atwater and Donald Riney, 3D, p. m. Basketball: Chicago vs. The Hydrogen Com u n ternational pl'ogram at the expen e of its way the French can r ('ov('r what they Jost in Iowa, Fieldhouse. Boron;" chemistry auditorium. domestic program. The nation has made Jit­ th(' war. They cf'rtllinly can 't hopt' for th!'ir Canton. Mo., driver of the car in tic 1P'ogl·e. s toward setting it. own hOIl e in shaky prctt'ns to in! I'national power to which Miss Foley was riding, both (...... ormau._ reprcllD, dates be,.ond W • .ebedule. _ order. stand. IIp much longer. A nel they C8.n't hope were charged with reckless driv­ ~.UoDf\1a Ibe oIttoe of Ibe Preslden&. Old CapItoL) Many observen! believe the recent change ing following the collision. Riney that international pow!'r will restore int rnal still is in serious condition in a in JeadeN;llip may bring with it a. chang in s tl'en~tll. hospital here. SUffering injuries GINERAl. NOTICES dome tic and foreign polieie of Fran ,with IIUonal r habilitation will demand a good sustained in the accident. more emphllsi in olving her internal prob­ many saerifices from the p opl . But in th STUDENT ACTIVITIES r ART EXHmlTJON Jems. JOll~ r1m till')' Will be h('tt r orr than if they WASHINGTON (AP) - Th e CALENDAR D~ri~g Janua? t~eL'e w~1L be o~ Genernl de Gaulle, til deposed French COl'ltfnll ttl nimles.'i wand ring or the days federal housing authority yester­ . .. exhIbition of pamtll1g, prmts ~1IiI day assigned temporary housing ReservatIons for student acbvl- sculpture in the main gallery of t~ president, probably was reoponsible for gin their liberMioll. PRESIDENT VIRGIL M. )fANCHER welcomes new students to the Universlt.y Qr Iowa In a special assembly In Ma.cbrlde auditorium Jast units for the veterans and service­ ties may be made at the office of art building. The gallery is optR night, men's families in these Iowa lo­ student affairs, room 9, Old Capi- daily from 9 a. m. until 5 p. 111. Hawkeye Village Rometimes it may be diHieult for them to sec calities where it has been deter­ tol. and Sunday from 2 to 5 p. m. 1f • • mined acute needs exist. Thursday, Jan. 31 In the auditorium of the Dr! eye-to-!'yc, hut Ru('h a~lions as the onc in New Soon we shall sec the phenomenon o£ a vil­ duced President Hancher to the Webster City 25, Waterloo 75, 8 p. m. Con v 0 cat ion, Iowa building there is an exhibition 01 lage springing up within a city. Hawkeye vil­ York ity arc enc<:mral!:ing fOI' the tuwre. Pre$ident Hancher audience. Charles City 20, Ottumwa 65 , Ce­ Union. graphic arts of Mexico and Argen. lage, tbe ol'rlel'ly clustel' of trailer units which. "People come to the university dar Rapids 80, Sioux Center 10. FrIday, Feb. 1 lina. will house about 170 student-families, air£'ady Why Ceilings Are Needed to learn a vocation that they may Keokuk 30 and Atlantic 20. 4:15 p . m. English film, art audi­ IJELEN SWARTLEY earn a Iiving-a very laudable ob­ is begi oning' to take shape. (Prom Glt1'i.~li(1ll Rrirll!'c 1II onifOt') Speaks at Assembly torium. Art. Instructor jective," President Hancher de­ Aside from t he uou ualnes. of having such MT. PLEASANT CAP) - A re­ 8 p. m. English film, art audi­ It il; cosy to uncler. tand why th American clared. "I hope there also is an­ port given by WAC Captain Mary torium. COURSE CHANGE a group of trailers on tlle campus, Hawkeye peopl consider the hi~h ('(1st of living the For New Enrollees other objective: that these people O'Neal before the legislative in­ 8 p. m. Freshman show. Mac­ The course "Geography of Asia" village win presC'nt IllI intel'e. ting experimpnt eh tl'f pJ'ohlem facing lht'm. 1t if! that which may be trained to be good men terim committee in Des Moines bride auditorium. will be taught in place of !he in living. Numerous probl ms will al'i .. mORt ~Ios Iy Atfe·t~ fheir duily li"l's, lill'il' "You are older, more mature and womcn and fine citizens of a Tuesday concerning unsatisfac­ 8-9 p. m. Inter-Varsity Christ­ "GeogJ'aphy ot Europe" by Pro­ FOI' each family, the)' will b the ail-im­ ma ('rial pos. ('ssions, thril' pO<'kethooks. The than most. st.udents that first come great republic. Unless we have tory dietary conditions at the Mt. ian fellowship. l'oom 207, Schaef­ fessor Schaefer. Time and class portant matter of ad,iu. frnent. Men will hav Gallap poll shows it, to us," President Virgil M. enlightened, intelligent citizens Pleasant state hospital tor insane fer hall. will be as announced in the sched­ and inebriates was "one-sided and ule of courses for the second to tudy with a family around them-. om - Th () most Dllmel'Oltfl class in America-the Hancher told new enrollees at the the great experiment in peace will se. student assembly in Macbride fail. This is a critical period not unfair," Dr. Adolph Soucek, sup­ MUSIC ROO~[ SOHEDULE mester. thing n w 101' most men. And they will not grcl\t middle lass, c:omprismg white-collar be able to go into a eeluded corner to do audilorium last night. "We shall only for American history but for erintendant of the hospital, sai~ AT IOWA UNION C. A. PHILLIPS \vorkers, farmC'l'!;, profC'ssiolllll m('n and yesterday. their studying, at lea. t not in the trailer. expect more of you and you will world history. Monday through Friday: 11 a. Dean, College of Commerce women- Jep] this pincll of' rising eosts S('- Her report, Dr. Soucek said, The members of eneh family probably will no doubt expect more of us." "You are starting on a great m.-2 p. m.; 3:30-5:30 p. m.; 6:45- ett>ly. Oft!'n it mCllrlS tlie dirrerC' llec b('­ Arter Leo CortimigLia, C4 of adventure," President. Hancher failed to mention the extreme 8:45 p. m. MID-YEAR COMMENCEMEP.'T be el'owded closer together than tbey've ever tWN'f'\ Rending .J(,8n or' .John aWRY to thc h!)ndicap under which dietary ser­ Tuesday and Thursday: 3:35-4 G radulltion ceremonies will be been, and tht' 170 familil's all will &e in more Iowa Cit.y, opened the program concluded. "I hope this experi­ Rchdol thry Jlad th('i1' ll(,llrl srt on, or finding with a medley 01 service songs ence will be all you anticipate. I vice at [he hospital must be car- p. m., Iowa Union Music Hour, held at 8 p. m. Thursday. Jan. 31, constant contact with outsiders thHn e\'e1' 1)(>­ a less sat il;factory rdllell.tion !lea l.' home. played on the accordion, Dean C. hope you'll have a good time and ried on. , WSUI. in the lounge of Iowa Union. fO I·e. ,or:nctimes it IIrtllally IDI'IIIlS til!' clirferenee Woody Thompson, db'ector of t.he lead a well-balanced and happy Capt. O'Neal l)ad told the legis­ Wednesday: 6:45-8 :45 p. m., lators t hat sanitary conditions The all-important attributrs of cooper tion between getting an edl1cation and going to ofIice or student. atrairs, intro- lire here." playing of complete major musical TUEORY OF TilE NOVEL and consideration will be nece. sities for good were "far from satisfactory" and work. Students interested in a course WO'l'k. lotlling and fCl'cling till' family arc that inmates were getting mcrely Saturday: 11 a. m.-I p. m., re­ in the theory of t.he novel, one lo living. 'rhe us oj' community utilities and biller 11' lbl(,RomC' problC'l'Ils. Rome talk of the nearness of tb traill'rs will d mand both a maintenance diet as far as its cordings; 1-4:30 p. m., Metropoli­ two semester hours, hours to be \V8~e~ being too low 111Id othpl's of pl'icC" being tbl'se attributes. Methodist Wesley Foundation fo Sponsor caloric vallie was concerned. tan opera broadcast. arT'anged, should see Prof. Paul· too higll, but it's all one. Dr. Soucek said it had been Sunday: 1-2 p. m., recordings; TO doubt. the lack of a Jlonse with running sen in room 101 Schaeffer hall. Even aside from thp ('ffect npon them­ "virtually impossible" to obtain a 2·3:30 p. m., Philharmonic sym­ WOLFGANG PAULSEN wat r and lots of room will be annoyinn' at selves, tllOS who ('onsidel' this th(' nation 's Open House After asketball Game Saturday trained dietitian since the begin­ phony orchestra broadcast; 3:30-4 tims. And annoyanee. do much more dam­ greatel>t problem f('el that the cpidcmic of ning of the war, that much of the I). m., recordings; 4-5 p. m., NBC CONGREGATIONAL AND age when tlley're "blown off" in cl'llmpcd strik s stems funclanwntnlly fl'om inflation, Wesley foundation, MethocJ.ist . Sunday were B. Jo Victor, Lou work fell to mental patients and symphony orchestra broadcast; 6-8 EV ANGELICAL AND quarters than if they can be taken off to on or the fear of it. student orgarizution, will have an I Hazelton, Conl'ad Wurtz, Do r i s that the "obsolete" inadequate de­ p. m., recordings. REFORMED FELLOWSJIIP sid!' and let lao e. S('ver and annoying as is tIle .11Ortage of open house immediately ah'::l' the' Bender, Jaine Beringhausen, Bob sign ot the buildings" further EARLBARPER Chaplain Fernando Laxamana, added to the problems of dietary Director Y t the. e difficultics fire only mino!'. They housiojr, this eoneernR only a minority. That basketball game Saturday. Feb. 2, Payne Barbara Hall Lolita Fritz candidate for the new stud en! always look more dist!·('. ing when they're service. mJnisteT, will be here Sunday is why it is consid l'ed secondary in im­ at the student center. Dancing,' , , listed on a sheet of papel' because in aetual cards and table games, ping pong, Helen Wiederrecht, Iver Opstad BAND l\lEMBERSIIIP Feb. ~ There will be an open portance. Peopl have put IIp tempol'3rily practice they. Idom pile 1;lP all at once. group garnes, refreshments and and Glen Nicholson. WASHINGTON (AP) - While Students not now in band who house for him at the church from with mis rable li"ing quart('rs hpfor e this 'J'hc impol'tant thing 1. that it is now pos­ entertainment. wi I I be offered A studio room in the annex of House secretaries and clerks broke wish to play in either Concert or 3-5:30 p. m. Chaplain Laxamana and have come through. But soaring costs into a storm oC applause for a sible for hundred more men to receive an under the direction ot Buren the Wesley foundation wi I 1 be VarSity band starting the second will also be at the studenl meet· mean depril'ation. group or movie stars yesterday semester are asked to phone Ext. education. And it. i. a tribute to these young ing after supper. Supper will be ongl'l'ssmen should he able to Sf'e why the Krahling. equipped as a cost.ume and prac- but tile new speed kings ot the air 8179 or call a t room 15, mu:lic served at 5:30 for 35 cents. Reser­ meil. and women that they arc willing-evcn The Seminar in Religion. which pl'ople want ceilings Ilept on the price of meets at the student center at 9:30 lice room in the near future. passed through virtually unno­ studio building. valions for supper should be m,ade anxious- to undergo minor inconvenienc: sin goods. 'Hea.rts Hop' ticed. C. B. RJGnTER by calling 430 I or 7346 before Fri­ order to attain a more important goal, an Sunday mornings will have a dis­ cussion Feb. 3 on "DiSCiplines 01 The Wesley foundation "Hearts The pilots 0.£ the three jet-pro­ Director of Bands day night. education. Speed Records t.he Christian Faith," Jed by Mar­ Hop," a semi-formal dinner dance pelled army planes that shattered VICKI VAN DUZER ion Doemland. in the River room o! the Iowa all transcontinental speed records GRADUATE FELLOWSinP President 'rhe sneed record set by thp new jet­ Saturday were brought to the ex­ Labor-Industry Progress propelled plane WIIS Il.(·eepted witbont 100 A new interest group, "Reach­ Union, will be given Friday, Feb. There will be several Lydia C. ecutive ofiices to meet the presi­ AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF So mueh ha. been aid about labor and mueh huzzahing. Tt had been expectecl that ing the Unreached" has been 8. The Currier Musicoeds band Rob e r t s Graduate Felluwships will furnish the music. A date dent. They were Capt. Martin C. available for the year 1946-47 to UNIVERSITY WO~1EN management'R inability to get along with we would attain that speed before long, and added to the Wesley foundation week-day activity list. The group bureau is being offered by the stu. Smith, Kidder, Mo., Col. W. H. graduates of a~ Iowa college or Th e American Association 01 each other that would have expected an w the afol'elland knowledge kind of took the will experiment in bringing indif­ dent center for boys who may Councill, Ingomar, Pa., and Capt. university for study at Columbia University Women extends an in­ occurrence in "'ew York City to attract more cd .... e off the unusualnes. assist­ sity club rooms. justification for such practices. see even greater speed. '''MAT SEASO~ of 50- freight carloads of lumber ance. Incumbents are eligible for PROF. LUELLA ~f. WRIGHT The construction companies made conces­ Po~sibly the mo. t inter sting it«:m con­ and building materials tied up in reappointment. No Roberts Fellows Publicity Chairman sions, also. They agreed not to lock out ,mion c l'll ed with the whole aecompliRhment is that Des Moines yards since Nov. 20, may pursue as majors the studje~ workers and to provide the maximum amount it wasn't very many yelll'S ago medical men began yesterday. of law, medicine, dentistry, veter­ rill BETA KAPPA of employment possible. were tl'Jling 11 the human body eouldn't The cnt's were leU in the yards inal'3' medicine or theology. Each Phi B ta Kappa initiates m a, Yes, labor and management can cooperate. stand. p cds of 660 miles an hour. Yet the as a result of the strike Nov. 20, fellowship provides an annual get th eir certifica tes of member­ P-80 pilot cleclared the flight was comfortable of 50 lumber truck drivers affill­ stipend of $1,100. The fellows ~o ship at E-12 East hall. Please caU THE DAILY IOWAN and was too bri!'f to tire him. ated with local 90, teamsters, receive once, and once only, the for them berore the end oC the chauffeurs, warehousemen and cost of transportation from Iowa semester. (Th~ Universitr RelIOrter establlshed 1888, to New York and return. In accept­ C. R. STROTHER The Daily Iowan since 1901.) Eleanor Stumbles helpers union (A·Fr.). One car and two half-cars we e illl the award the holder must -:Eleanor Roosevelt has mis-stcppcd again­ Entered U MeOnd ClUI man matter at the unloaded at the Des Moines and state his purpose to return to the ,,"CCOUNTING COURSES post offiee at Iowa Cit),. Iowa, under the act of this time on the toes of her own nation. Central Iowa railroad yards. They state of Iowa for a period o[ at The following have been added COIlINIi of March 2, 187 •• As a United, tates delegate to the United were trucked to the Queal Lumber lel;lSt two years following the com­ to the sc hedule of courses for the Nations conference in London, Mrs. Roosevelt Co. pletion of his stUdies at ~olumbia second semeste" beginning Feb. 4: BoaN of truJteeI: Wilbur Schramm, KIrk B. spoke t.o British brides of American oldien!. university. accounting 6:101, intermediate ac­ Porter. A. Crail Baird, Paul R. 01lon, Keuneth She told t'hem they would have to be on their Immediately after March 1 the counting, 10 o'clock, Monday, !verett W. Ha" colleges will be notified of the ap­ ~th. Louise Johnston, Jean Newland, Don Ot­ best behavior in America beea1lse Amerieans ,,01. Wednesday and Friday; account­ Wie, Norman A. Erbe. To Speak in Omaha pUcants from each institution and ing 6:103, elementary cos t ac­ "do not like the British." requested to f\Jnlish comparative counting, 9 o'clock, Tuesda,. I'red M_ POWDall. Publlaher This doesn't sound like Ule I\8me Mrs. ratings. Thursday and Saturday. Loren L. Hickerson, Assistant Publlsber Roosevelt who campaigned for the aboJish­ Prof. Everett W. HaU, head of tbe philosophy department, wlLl EARL 1. McGRATH PROF. S. G. WINTER John Sttclmoth, EdItor A. ment of race prejudices nnd sought e!Jual speak on "Goverment nnd the Coli ere 0(. Liberal Arts Collel'e of Commerce WallY Strilliham. Bualnesa MeDal« rights for women. People" today at a meeting of the Claire DeVIne, Circulation MUqer 'fhe Bl'itil'h mil. t llave been profoundly dis­ Town and Gown club at the Uni­ FIELDHOUSE SWIMMING COMMENCEMENT appointed to hent· all American official say, versity of Omaha in Omaha, Neb. POOL ANNOUNCEMENTS SubllCl'hltloa ra~B)' mall $a per ,..r, bJ The fieldhouse swimming pOol Candidalcs lot· degrees at mid· eamer. 15 ctiD. w~. $a s- rear. in effect, that the BritiJlh who come to the United tate will be looked upon as outsid­ will be open to men students and year commencement who have faculty daily trom 10 a. m. to 12 'rlw ~ted Pr.. .. aclUlivel)< .utl., ers, intruders who will bo watched because 1asket6a" 'arty placed orders for announcemenL\ A basketpall party will be held M. and from 2 p. m. to 6 p. m. may receive them now by present· .. UN to.. repubUcaUon 0& au newt dilpatch. the}' are not liked. credited to it or DOt otherwile cnd1tecl ill tbIa by the Roger Williams Fellowship E.G. SCHROEDER ing their receipt at the alumni And certainly the site of the United Na­ ..... anel aIIo the local ... hereID. Saturday nlibt. Members of the office, Old Capitol . tions peace conference is not the place to make fellowship and thejr friends will HILLEL FOUNDATION F. G_ mGa TELEPHONES such a statelhent, It couldn't have had any meet at the Roger Williams House HiIle1 Foundation will sponsor a ' Director of ConvoeaUolll Ed!t.orial omce 4112 benefits. at &:45 p. l'ft'. and' atilend the- IowB­ RopseyeU memorial service pro­ Sodet1' Office 41~ What Mrs. Rqosevelt should h/Jve told the ChIcIlJO basketball I a m e in a &ram l'rlday night at 7:30 p. m. in SNAPSHOTS FOR HAWnu 41'1 Bualneu Otfke BritlsJ.. w~ that we AmericanR will do every­ fI'OUII. A~ the I18D;1e ~ partr will the' Communil;y buILding .. WANTED THUR8DAY, JANtJARY :fI, 1946 thing p'ps is worrying !tOme ~ore . sides with a amazing total of 21 game, H was out loughest,' Bernie Diles Picked Tol.l...... i3 13 15 Total. • .. . ..u is i6 Will the mll'ht-less I\larool'lS lie markers and was the eHeruiyt Swanson quoted Coach Dave Me-­ Hal fUme Seore: 0 io State 20. PIt! If, down and play dead Bfaln, or star of the evening. Hall's slletd Free Ti1.rowl Missed: Pitt-Zeller 2, Millan as saying upon his return. DES MOINES (AP)-The Iowa Maruzewskl. Meclich 4, Davis 2. Ohio will Saturday nll'ht be the »i,M and drive enabled him to go rillil "IOWA WAS BY FAR THE BEST State - Wells. Amllne. Huston. Under­ Golf Association yesterday voted man. fQr them to howl? in and take close shots at tile TEAM WE HAVE PLAYED TIUS to hold the state amateur tourna­ "About once every year a weak basket. YEAR" . . • The Minneapolis ~ent, which has not been held team like Chicago's plays one The ltambl!!rs were weaketled scribes were high in their praise since 1042, at the Des MOines Golf Kadera's Trip Oxford, good game," Pops said recently, at the start of the third period tor Tony Jaros, high point man for "and no one knows just when when Andy Chuckalas left tile anI! Country Club July 9 to 13. THE BEST in ])ractlce opposition was provided Art Johnson last nl&'ht the Gophers with 16 points·... , The they will catch a team with 11 cold game via the foul route and .r~ I The tournament last was held when another great Hawkeye heavYweight. Wilbur (Toar) Nead, clever forward had 10 of those by at' Waterloo when the amateur tabbies, MO$s Win night and knock them ofI." Shrader went the same way a fA \ halftlme ... But nobody thought visited the Iowa wrestling loft. Twice Big Ten champion and once So l>QPS is pretending this week minutes later. With two of tile TONY JAROS and the open meets were merged. National AAU kin" Nead has jus' been discharged from the coast of attributing the rrrere seven Kadera's maintained their hold that Chicago is a title-bound con- second string in the gam~ 1M Ct'itics Had Pt'uise for Him Sixty-four players will qualify &,uard and will study here next semester. JohnSOn Is busy preparing points scored by Jim Mcintyre to tor the top flight instead of the on first place in the recreation tender instead of a moss-grown Ramblers obtained their lead ana the guarding of Noble Jorgensen and ClaYt Wilkinson. for Iowa's openin&, mat meet with Wisconsin here next Monday. cellar dwelJer. He's keeping his were able to hold on to it. Johnny ; usual 32, and all matches will be center basketball league last night . . squad in top shape with nightly Sueppel iced the game with forb 18 holes except the championship by roIling over Ox:!ord, 39-28. Ox­ ONE MORE unreasonable moan about the officlaUnl' aame practice and yells just as loud in seconds left when he scored on a which will be over the 36-hole ford, trailing 'at the half, 23-15, from one of the Minnesota players, according to Swanson's story route. drills as he did before the Gopher short play under the basket and ... "Once they (Ote Hawks) tore Brewster's shirl otf-yon could spurted to within two potnts of Only !lve days, instead of six. Swimmers Ready for 2nd Meet victory. managed to tie up an opponent see the scratcbes on ,his back-but It wasn't e~elt a foul" ••• There the league leaders -but could not Uawkeye players. who al- while the end drew near. stands either a lapse of memory or a blind ball player ... The time will be needed to deternUne the hold the pace and fell behind. Dave ler, Hawkeye . wimtning coa ch, revealed yester· champion. For this reason, the Armbru, ready hll.ve beaten dhlcaro once, This win gives St. Mary's a tolal they reler to was when Jorl'ensen lTabbed Brewster from behind Moss five took their second con­ day that Kpnny Marsh, freshman wimming star, str-nilled bi s back 118-32, know that the Maroons, or 12 victories with only two dt­ buallfying round will be held on secutive win, after six losses in a under Iowa', basket •.• AND THE REFEREES DID CALL IT A in the Northweslel'Jl meet on Jan. 19. The injl1J'~' has be(l n slow aUhou&,h shy of talent, never feats, and prepares the teams tor Tuesday, with :match play start­ fOW earlier in the season, dropping FOUL ... Oh well, it's a loser's license to yell, "We wuz robbed." in responding to treatment but Marsll is to br able to stop trying. In the first ,arne, its entry in the Davenport Diocest lng Wednesday. However, the the cellar-dwelling Esquires, exppctecl • • • compete in the Wi eousin me t , aturday night at Macli son. He Iowa made but one basket in the tourney Monday. PASS THE HASH Monday preceding the tournament 24-18. won both the 60 ani 100 yard free flrst six minutes and held a 81. Mary'. (58)! Gribben (47) . IF YOU WANT tickets to the March 2 Iowa-Minnesota game, will be featured by pro-amateur A last halt scoring burst let t. II pI ,.11" competition. mere 23-12 lead at the half. Chuckal ... f S 0 5 Criswell. f . • 3 I I don't call Charlie Galiher, Idwa's business manager of athletics, for Yellow Cab win over the Press style events in the Northwestern The Maroons have averaged 32 Rocca. f , . , OIL Hall. f " •. • 8 5 I '6 T· Toohey• • . . 7 4 4 Henderson, cit I 'ern ... Best way is to walt until the week of Feb. 18 anti. write to Citizen team, 31-23. meet. Stuhldreher Reveals po In t s t 0 opponents 6. heir Shrader. e . 3 2 Adam•• i 1 .' I KiUlera·. (39) Oxlord ItR) 51K. "March Ryman, Business Manager of Athletics, U. of Minnesota, leading scorer is Fred DeGraw W. Suep·l. i 7 1 3 v. Adams. e 3 5 I d 0d 'r It pI Ir II pI During Ihe past week several , J . Suep'l. 1 1 0 4 German. c. , 0 f I Minneapolis," enclosing one buck for each reserved seat ticket you Ce ar Rapl s Expert Colbert ..• . 4 0 0 O'Brlen , . . . ~ 0 0 second semester students have re­ forward, who averaged about 10 Brogla, a .. 0 0 0) want . .. Then you'll get the ducats about a week before the game be-I Wins Forecast Contest Stahle ..... 0 9 0 Brock •....• 4 0 0 Athletic Expansion !f Athletics James Hagan at the Barry ..... 5 0 3 ~amsey .. . . 2 8 3 weaker spots in the Northwestern Oh, incidentally, the last time • University of Pittsburgh said yes­ Stewart .... 1 0 I Boda ...... 1 0 1 meet. A three way battle for the ity from 45,000 to 60,000, and a Chicago won a Big Ten game was Ruth...... 0 0 0 Loce ...... 0 0 0 new gymnasium for women. back in 1940. And guess who they IT IS so that Dave Danner was affected by tbe photoerapher's terday that three of head foot­ Smith . .... 2 0 IILauns 'ch . . . . 1 I ~ two di ving spots is in prospect be- flash when he missed that setup Monday night •. ' . lRall'e said himself Mork ..... 0 0 0 Harof! . . , . . 0 1 3 tween Bernie Walters, Mallory beat. Yup, MINNESOTA. ball Coach Clark Shaughnessy's Nelsoh .. . . 1 0 0 OrlJch ...... 1 I 1 that it blinded him long enough so That he lY8rrt to(! far up-der the assistants have notified him they Grteve ... . 5 3 3 Carpenter.. . 1 2 0 Mitchell and William Metier. BASKETBALL SCORES basket ... CONTRAST: )'1.400 saw Iowa beat Minnesota, 6S-61, in "do not care" to continue c~h­ Curn.s .... 0 0 0lyoung ,.,.,' 0 0 0 Walters and Mitchell took first Chanute Field (III.) 47, Camp Aller· Cole . . ...• . 0 0 2 bury 39 the field house Monda, night; 13,800 watched Iowa lick Minnesota, ing if Shaughnessy comes back D. Shoy ..• , 0 0 2 and second in the Northwestern ~~dlana Slate 58. Central (Ind .) Normal D If S" T 20-19, in football last fall. e a Ig s rounce next season. T.lals . • .. , l{ 3131Tolal ••..•. , 011 0 meet in the diving event. Weotern, Mich. 56, Camp GronL 54 .1 ( illIlnIque ~. t. Waterloo " ------. Phi Bet's, 33-18 'Franlt'ltn JIll Wlwan 21 ' HaWklefs Hil SIale's tV. WaLerloo t5, McKI~liIY J7 McKinley 43. 15ellj, Plaln~ 25 Roosevelt n. Monticello 15 Clinton 88, E. Moline 45 A II Pre p (Z (] 9 e R(j d asp 0; n f t o' tow CI Iy p~~,hi Beta Pi to 'r""~lln\on at Iowa ctty. Musca· win, 33-18. Shay led the scoring Clinton high . top team in the tine at J)a.enp"rt. Dubuque at F~k1tn. Iowa City-now proclaimed the I'old county school. chief threat to Clinton appears to quishing their hold. for the Delta Sig's, making five , Rooteye!t at M'tKlnley. mecca of basketball interest in the Coming back to !be eastern part Mississippi Valley conference and I c!t•• t:r::rb!i'lwnson~lIJ · ' at Clinton. be the Blue Devils of Davenport, Also overlooked in the scramble field goals with Stewart, Greiwe midwest-i. due for an added of the ~tate the ceded as the team to pick state cage leaders are the and Ervin hitting two apiece. The the outstanding team in the . state L.a"'., Vaully Se_rj boost in fan interest when the club to beat for the title is cur­ who are the runnersup in the loop. G FT rn 'ft' Ramblers of St. Mary's who have Phi Bete's Vander Ploeg sank four according to The Associated Press Burrtdie (CI) ...•...... 7 ~7 22 ~ state', _illt 9Cpool teams start ('enlly resting atop tne Mississippi Paced by Jim Weldon and Bob FREEMAN (lC) •..• , .... . 7 I IZ M tournamet\t playo!!s towaI11 the Valley conference and boasts an Paulsen the Imps are likely to be­ lost but two games over a long field goals for his team. poll last week, will furnish the op­ Peterson (ei) • .. . . •.••.... 7 8 ,,_ The game between Alpha Kappa position for City High's Little liaraer (McK) ...... 8 a • sta te finals to be staged in the unbeaten record in the state. Clin­ come another bidding title team l3-game schedule. The Marians' Prtce (Cl) ...... , ..•.. ... 7 28 9 85 fieldhouse March 20, 21, 22 and ~3. ton's River Kings have dropped a under Paul Moon. Kappa and Nu Sigma, scheduled Hawks in the Iowa CAty gym to­ Pieper (CI) ... , ...... , 10 15 55 only losses came ai the hands of for last night, was postpOned. The Fereuson (Dub.) ...... 8 10 U liS The 16 Jucky teams will be the one point decision but that was to Here In Iowa City most people dlJl. mOl'row night. Loras academy of Dubuque. Paced , Pinch( Fr) . .. ,.,., ...... 7 23 8 52 survivors of more than 70Q prep ,n Ili'1Ois crew. •Lellding the Clin­ ha.ve tcnded to minimize ihe Veterans forfeited their game ••• The Valley standings: Weldon (Oav) ...... 7 20 , 49 by the shooting of Bill Sueppel with Phi Rho Sigma for lack of I: MI ••I •• I,pl Valle, .alllan( Dav, .. , ...... 7 17 ~ quinteta that start on the 10", and ton aggregation.is little Dean Bur­ chances of the Little Hawks be· t.eBulln (bav) ' .. . ,., ...•. . f 18 1.U 7 players. W L fOPgh. toljl1)ey l~rail by entering the rj.dge ' who pjlce\l' the )!Corers in cause of their poor record over and Bart Toohey, the Ramblers CUnton .. . ..••. •• . , •• . • , . . •. ... 7 0 1.000".t. Sj)rensen (McK) ....• , .... . , II .'" Davenpon . . . •...... • 3 .5n llc;noe (Dub) ...... , . . . . . 7 13 ,5 41 sectio)!als tbe tirst week in March. tt1e ,MississiPlIi Valley. But the lit­ the season. The Hawkleta are a are rated the best Catholic school McKJnley ...... f 3 .fiTI l\(Ulr (R004) " ..• . •.•. • • , . .. 11 18 40 AD over the state. JIIII1b&n tle forward is. not the only mem­ lut bnprovlnl' ball cl.b and by in the Davenport diocese. Rom;evell ...... •.. . . ~ ...... 3 3 .&oe Krall (IC) .•••..•. . . •. • • , •• 7 14 12 40 FranllUn . .•... , ...... 3 4 .428 In tbe sophomore Ilandinlls. Iowa CJI.y fus"alle elaJmln&" their Mlleel ber of his leam· at the top ,of the tournament time are eXPeCted to On the south side the Irish of Dubuque , .. , .. , . .. . _ ...... 3 • .•8 _ 'to e!llth 'Place loliowl .... the for· hal. uoihef Murray Wier _ heap in scoring" ~ lour of the be !I. toul'h opponent. SI. Patrick's are also figured to be '};1 [11 IOWA CITY ...... 2 5 . 28.~ Wilson ' ...... •...... •. . 1 II 1.1t...... of, I/J.ne ""nterence I'Iimn be· top six jn the'c'ol)ference wear the Orten overlooked by the experts a tough class B club. With the '2·' "ENDS .1. 'Drck Ives or Dave Danner. who Today ' Fridoyl a .... It. Lui W ••I< ~.u __ .of l!jeUJlbUlty. Gt.oe.HeltrttJ<, Lit. in picking the best teams in the & Da;,enport 40, IOWI Cn, !lI tie liNk Itai'. r'etatnedlilS ~ lead, wII lead &bem to &be state 11- colors f the River ~in,s. Hoye brothers, Merle and Tom, FRIDAY" Dubuque 35. Roosevelt 8lI however. with 7. POlnta: In six ,ames. region because of school size are and Charlie Belger showing the ...... IV_tine Skolll" A.-ain 2 First Run Hits " ~eB, which will place on the tlosest th~eat to Clinton comes the Blue Hawks of Univel'sity high way the Irish while losing seven from llnother riveJ;. town, Musca­ Losers of but one contest this sea­ games have dropped five of tbem , lnals F.lnd New Backstop catineblock itslast state season, title wonhas fromturntld MUs- \IP time. Last year's number two team son, the Rivermen · are currently by less than four points .and fig­ rd. another tine club to defQtld its in the au.te .¢arted with an en­ astride the Eastern Iowa confer- ure to be a tough tournament team. , ~. ~ by Max Sowers, the tirely new team. this season and By BEN PBJ..BClU - . • ~. Little Cyc10nei have ~lIed up a fine with,the exception of three early -Doors Open 1:15-10:00 ST LOUIS (AP) -Manager smart reeeiver. Be's bound. til tecord for the year and have losses have turned in a perfect Eddie Dyer of the St. Louis Cardi- make a lew mistakes ..., fin' be- served notice on all comers that recoh:! to stand tied for the lead in nals promises that he has a young caqae he'U naturally be uervGUL the team trying to tip their crown the -Little,SiL catcher who will make the fans ''- will have to be a Kt'eat club. The co-leaders of the Little Six, forget Walker Cooper by the time But rift hbD a HtUe t.tme, 'abni Dowling and East High of Des Ottumwa, ,are I?aoed by dancing Uitdltii he has played 25 games. 15 or .. lilt a.&he ...... ad l,leilll!S and Marshalltown are the Donny Fergeson. an aU-stater last -ENDS The youngster is Joe GaraBiola, ,au WIllI ,'lII'&e&' ..ti Il.houhanl: chief rivala of t.)se <:)oclones for the rear. NOW Saturday- a St. Louis boy now in the army lou we ma, have .utfered. la honor of the top team in central in the Pacl!ic. .. &&Ie of O4IIDPer &0 &be Iowa. WHEE! OUII OUII The wa, Dye~ G.iaa$a." , ~ oJ \., .' • ~ Best lD West ON LEAVE IN GAY PAREE put it today In an Dyer &lIid GliraRlola probably In the west, Sioux City Central and havine a HOWL of a time! interview Gara- will be dlachllt-ged b7 ftIld.-Blle_ Iilu turaed a fine successor for the OSB66 (iola is short on UIlder a r r.~en.t 1/(ar depat~!mt gfeat ball Club that battled its way a experience, long ruling which calls for the. dis- into ·the state meet In the Drake Co-Hil on ability. He en- chat'le of aU lDIen with two,.rs tieldhouae laiIt yeat. Currently COLD .ARA1\oNS UQUlO. TAJlLnIl, SALvI} NOli tered the service service ~ by June 30; a~d :'my r.anked nUlJlQer two behind the OIQ.I-CAtlTION usa ONLJ: AS SECRET LOVES! in 11144 after be- catch in, worries will be about Powerful Ames quintet in the DI.ECTID int aeconCi-strin, over then." western part of the state, the Ma­ PIlIVATE :atcher at Co- Another rooltie, this time a roons have two of the five starters LIV£S! lumbus d uri n I pitcher, came In for a lot of praise from last year's powerhouse back "'-~"---- the 1~ seuon. from .the pew Red Bird boss. "I'm to try for the title thls year. He is.-t.iU on the CO~Ull~~I~ty on Johnny Grod- Down lD &be IOu&b.Wa&, Pop lUchani carltoll I Columbus national defeme lillt. lIckl. 1 qow he has the stutt 1b W...... ~ another 'My Hearl8elo.,. to "add,' "'!'be ltl1J baa ",erruw..," becDll'l't p,ne of the top pltche-. .11l ~ ... a ~ a& D,..Oo&l "Cartoon" With Cecil J(eJla~ D,er aid ..tlullluUeall)'. "Re'. the ·b1lllAesa If he .can overtOme .... WUJ. be rNc1J to take the &8JJrun. &be & .,ow.. ,.. left-handed hitter, a lea wound.he suUei-ed.1 a para- ~eab' If UleJ fall rich" &IICl Team "Sport" 'eJi 01 .i.e Wi1cl' Shown ~, .... a ...... rtuJ anD and .. a trooper In Cennan,y." _UIe ht. WllJ .. 8DO&ber ..... 1:41-4:11-1:15-8:41 p, 1Il. THURsDAY, JANUARY 31. 1946 ' f H E D A l-L Y' I O ,W A' H. 10 WA C 1'1' y, lOW A ~==~~~~~======~~~======• The· . [).aUy- Iowan Want Ads ·Get ·· Results 1'" are alwa,...... __-AP_AB-l'MENTS---- 1 WANTED ,.,.. Baked Good6 Tbne for wlnt~r cban,e-over at U'e .... tile ' FO~ :itEm: New S-room apart- WANTED: Students, male or fe- .,. Cak_ IIt'tM Fountain Help Wanted aDd palCD at At Last I Have ment available soon to party male, to model for art classes. aoDI ...... Vlrrtl" Standar4 R.. ~ ... with late model car for sale. Call ext, 777. Bpleiol OrdM-. Full or Part Time "If 'our lire's nat-­ Write Box AA. rowan. ------DRUG SHOP LOST ANI> FOUND City Bakery FORD HOPKINS Pon't cuss, call ...... 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Pa~. at Dan, Iowan BUll­ 'GI' P JACK YO~G Feb, 2, 8:30 a. m.-12 M. a.. offtee cIaU7 until I p.m. 'V 1m.,... reMnts .flee-PJ't!IhJeat Special hours for departmental flrogram for Infantile - • libraries will be posted on the CUacelJatiODI mlJlt be eeJW ID WESTMINSTER FlLLoW8BIP doors of each library. before I Po IlL Parc~.Iy.is Tonight VESPER.! B. Eo ELLSWORTII 8eIPoDI1bl. for oat lbeofNCt "Beauty and the Beast anci YoU" Director CDIIrtlOD ODIJ. "T' Glimpses, a radio show is the subject of MNJ. Edwllrd F. ~_'Pred by th& YWCA and Mason's sculpture .demonsU.atlon Moslem!f observe a month of i'~A W J 11 present "Franklln leoture which' wlll be 'Iven at the 'taslinl each year. durin, which WJ;l.L ST~ANG~~iffie Delano Roosevelt," a script writ­ students' vespers in the Presby- they do not eat, drink or smoke DIAL 4191 NexT! BUS LeAVES I~ FIVE MINllT~S -Y'''LlCANMAKe: IT . ten b, Barbara Jo Victor, A2 of terian church SuJldsJ at +:30 p. m. between sunrise and sunset, '#''''''''',~&.I,jQo"",,11 • _ ...... ,.,._. __ ...... ""'- ...... ___ I ..... PAGE SIX THE DAlLY IOWAN. IOWA CITY. IOWA THURSDAY. JANUARY 31. 1948

WORKMEN BEGIN UNLOADING TRAILER UNITS tive informalion on governmental They wel'e married in L anesboro Judge Evans Revokes Red Cross Report regulations and legiSlation aitect­ in December, 1942. w. J. Hayek Council Okays ing ex-servicemen and women. was Pitls' attorney. Victor Oliva Parole I Lawrence L. Zenishck received Shows Aid to Vets Two Divorces Granted a divorce from Dorothy Louise District Judge Harold D. EVa1lI 'zed IOn 1945 In Court Yesterday IZenishek. They were married ~n yesterday revoked the parole or Rundell Street Irondale, Ah\., and separated LD fmphasl Victor Oliva and ordered him to Tw d' I d' September, 1943, when Zenishek I . . '.a IVOI'ces were gran e to. went overseas. He charged cruel pay in (ull a $300 !inc received 011 AId to veterans was emphasized. dIstnct court yesterday by Judge d 'nh trll'atm t d a drunken ddvlng chaJ-ge. in tile report of Its activities is- Harold D. Evans. an I uman en an was Oliva had been paroled 14 sued yesterday by the Johnson Donovan R. Pitts was granted represented by W. J. Hayek. County Attorney Jack C. White County American Red Cross chap- a divorce from Joyce E. Pitts, Have a place in the kitchen and half o( lhe line suspended on s~.~~~~~~~~, tel'. During the past fiscal year, charging her with truel and in- where you can sit down and work good behavior. He was sentenced J the amount of Red Cross financial human treatment and infidelity. and remember to usc it. Nov. 27, 1945. proved plans and specifications for the east Iowa City relief sewer, aid for themselves and tor their commonly known as the RundelJ families decreased 22 percent, but, street sewer, and authorized the a~ the men rEturned home as vet- city clerk to adverUse for bids on rans, the amount of financial aid the project. for them.~elves and [01' their fami­ Yes, and Several years ago $9,000 was ap­ Ilies increased 78 percent. --- propriated for improvemenls in "Although the Johnson County the sewer but warUme shortages Red Cmss chopt!'r has been called I'll Take You prevented further action on the upon to help 1,566 veterans since Jlri project. March 1943," Mrs. Lorna Mathes, To The Bids for the project will be re­ executive secretary s.lid, "we ex­ ceived unlil 2 p. m. Feb. 25. pect the number to Increase each EW'lier this month melting snow month now that our armed forces Bill and ice and heavy rain were too are being demobilized. A staff of much lor Ihe present sewer system !rained workers Is reDdy in t h c. Brown 10 handle and basemen Is in about loca 1 Red Cro~s chap tel' to help 50 homes in the Rundell street sec­ men lind women whcn lltcy arc In lion were flooded. discharged." • • • "No single agency can meet all Derby Ask Bus Re-Routln~ the needs of ex-servicemen and Two more petitions were pre­ women," Mrs. Mathes commented. I Ren ted to the city couocillnst night "Red emss' share of the commu­ asking lhat the council urge the nity program for veterans lies in Iowa City Coach Co. to re-route THIS TRAILER will SOOI1 housc a unJversity veteran and his ramily In lIawkeye VlIIalre. Workers are the major fielc\s of eonsullation If's Opening its North Governor sll'eet and shown unloading the trailer from the Oatcar on which it arrived with the first consignment of govern- and adviCe in personal and family Rundell street buses. The council ment living units to reach Iowa City. problems, aid in filing claims, and already h of ('-ountry Gentlewom.an 'owa family t .... t gelS along very asked to be permitted to retire .. dilors fllnncd out (rom ~8 Moin~!I lIicely, thank you, on JUI,ht)" from the fire department as of issue of Country Gentleman to 1111 part of the 81atc. If you move litLle. Mal'ch 1. The city council approved rast and get your ('opyof lhe Feb­ .polluck. 10wII II tyle, IUIlans 800II his petition last night but the mat­ ruary issue here's what you')J find: food andpIenty of il, A8 II drop-In ter still is bei ng considered by the L.... l.-P.wa, Thllt Tra.t•• reality now, and their makera NY e .... th·lc in four colors on clot bing on the 'l'rueedalc Club prove •• pension board. What to do to keep thc old t rllel or tbey'll compete on price wltb llelcetion and hair-do., "~p8red n(leipea repodcd. • • • purring until that new one rolls oft lumber-built building•• PhOlOIl f>y talented lo", .. -St.. te girl•. .buying guideon the "Dig "in Kil­ City Properly to Be Sold the 88!!embly line •.. a practical ahow how).bey look. ean 10",a farm wom .... , 011 .. tight chen Equipm.,llt"- slove, siuk, refrigerator. Jmport.ant, be~au"" arllcle that reekll wit h greas~ , oil budgot, dresses her ('hildren well, Two pieces of cily propeJ'ty and 'ar"".. , a .. 5efa G,.... II Jowa women are in a bome-hu­ and good adYlc~. matd,eR their II mart dOlbes ... ith nn easement over a third strip will The Vocllell flUlLily wa"n't alwaya a wardrobe she designed for provcment mood. be sold to the Security Finance WIll leu lullel With St ••" aillin~ preuy on weJl-anehored top herself. .a (-H Youth Forum e8J'ncatly i company as a result of action taken Farm atruet ur~8 of 8t~c l , knocked lOOiI. llad a tougb time for yean, .inside slory of lory City'e (l0- deba lea, of all thl ngs, ls Da te by the city council last night. The 'lil Ihey 1I0t the baJl8 of IIOU eon­ OI)Crat;' errorL to I,riog town and with De~lio.Y. Youo8e. gClleralion down aod re.. dy for erection. arc a IIC